The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1927, Page 3

ae WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1927 : Mrs. E. G. Patterson Gives Bridge Party) Roses and sweet peas were used to carry out an attractive floral decor- ation Monday afternoon when Mrs. E. G, Patterson entertained in honor of her niece, Mrs. J. B, Halbeisen of Fargo, formerly Miss Gertrude Mount ef this city. Bridge was played at four tables during the afternoon, with honors going to Mrs. Earl Draper and Mrs. Nellie Call. A guest favor was pre- sented to Mrs. Halbeisen, A luncheon course was served at the conclusion of the games. Beside the honoree, Mrs, Phil Eastman of Wilton and Mrs. Harry | Weiser of Minneapolis were out-of-| town guests. Jesephine Ulrich Is Honored At Shower Mrs. H. R. Cunz and Miss Connie Locher were hostesses Tuesday eve- ning at a kitchen shower in compli-; ment to Miss Josephine Ulrich, who} will be a bride of this month. A social evening was spent, the feuture of which was a flower guess- ing contest. Mrs. Val Yaeger and Mrs. Rose Rockwater were awarded prizes in this contest. At the ciose of the evening the hostesses served a refreshment course. A color scheme of green and white was chrried out in the table appoint- ments, while garden flowers decor- ated the rooms. EN ROUTE FROM BLACK HILLS Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Larson and fam- ilyavisited friends in Bismarck dur- ing the week-end en. ‘oute to their home in Charles City, lowa, from a trip through the Blick Hills, Mr.) Larson was chief clerk of the local weather bureau under Orris W. Rob- erts for 13 years, but is now in charge of the Weather Bureau office in Charles City. VISITS BROTHER Chate Register has returned from Devils Lake where he spent about 10 days with his brother Sidnery Regis- ter, who has been a patient at the Mercy hospital in that city for sev- eral weeks. Sidney is much improved in health, but will-not be able to re- turn home for sometime. VISITS FORMER HOME Mr, and Mrs. Chester Porter and daughters Vera and Florence of Bis- are spending some time with ves at their former home in sh, Ind. It has been 15 years ‘wince the Porters made their resi- dence in that city. METHODIST LADIES TO MEET he first division of the Metho- disA ladies aid saciety will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. J. Rue at 711 avenue A, while the fourth uivision wil! meet the same afternoon with Mrs. Alfred S. Dale at 314 Man- dan street. GUESTS FROM MINNEAPOTIS ir, and Mrs. John Norton of Min- Social and Personal j dian Rockies en | City, Mo. where they will make their | . | e Mr. and Mrs. Parrish Take Extended Trip} Mr. and Mrs, Martin Bourgeois en-| tertained at dinner Tuesday evening at the Grand Pacific hotel in honor! of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Parrish| whose marriage was an event of this! week. Covers were laid for 23 guests. | Following the dinner Mr. and Mrs Parrish left for an extended wedding, trip. They plan to visit Yellowstone Park, and from there to Portland, Ore,’ where they will be the guests | of rblatives, In Everett, Wash., they | will visit Mr. and Mrs, Carl Tritch,| former North Dakota residents, andj with relatives of the bride at Whidby Island, near Everett. On their re-! turn they will go through the Cana- route to Kan:as | j home. The bride was formerly Miss Emma| B. Bourgeois of this city and has at-/ tended Bismarck high school. She| also attended college in Fargo. j Mr. Parrish is the son of Mr. and/ Mrs, Elbert F. Parrish of | Areadia, Kansas. He attended high school at| Linn Creek, nd has been| employed by the Un States En- gineer department at Kansas City,| Mo,, for the past three yea | WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMA Miss Pearl Davenport, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis G. Davenport of | Bismarok. will receive her diploma | from the Moody Bible Institute of | Chicago Thursday. The graduating | class of 99 young men and woman represents 23 states and eight for-| eign countries, | | | RETURNS FROM TRIP V. E., Joslin returned Tuesday) from a various points in Minnesota and re- sumed his work as city editor of the Tribune today. Henry Morgan of S Paul, who has been substituting for Mr. Joslin, will return to his home | this evening, : RETURN FROM EXTENDED TRIP Mrs! William Lehfeld of Bismarck, Mrs. A. T. Bumann, Mrs, F den, and Miss Helen Fitch of } Salem returned Tuesday from an ex- tended motor trip to lake resorts int Minnesota. En route home they spent several days at Lake Elmo with relatives. wo weeks’ vacation trip to | | WILL VISIT AT HEBRON Mr. and Més. J, Schreiber of Oak Park, IIL, visited friends in Bismarck today en route to Hebron where they will spend some time as the guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Itrich. They were met in this city by Mrs. Itrich who will accompany them to Hebron. RETURNS TO REYNOLDS Miss Marjorie Lebacken, who has been employed at the Melody Shoppe of this city for several mgnths, has returned to her home at Reynolds. ON VACATION Ensign Emma Aaserude of the Sal- vation Army of Bismarck left this morning for Grand Forks where she will spend a three weeks’ vacation. neapolis’ are in the city today as the guests of Mr. Norton’s sister, Mrs. H. Y. Runyan, They will continue their trip to DeLacs in a few days where they will visit for some time. FORMER RESIDENTS HERE. Mr..and Mrs. W. A. McDonald have as their house guests Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Haris of Palo Alto, Calif. formerly of Bismarck. Mr. Harris taught in the Bismarck schools some: years ago. WILL GO TO MICHIGAN Mrs, W. S. Allen who has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. B, K. Skeels for the past two weeks, will leave this evening for Adrian, Mich., where she will visit for some time. gar Ly RETURN TO WINONA Captain Marie Stebbins and Lieu- tenant Dorothy Stebbins who have spent the past three weeks visiting at the local Salvation Army post, re- turned to Winona, Minn., Monday. GUEST AT MYRON COX HOME Sidney McLachlin of Reeder is a guest at the home of his brother-in- law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Myron Cox at 213 Washington street. \OpeTURNS FROM VACATION Miss Ida Iverson has returned from a two weeks’ vacdtion spent at Grand Forks, the Twin Cities and at Minnesota lake resorts. ‘S — GUESTS AT PARSONS HOME Mrs. Hartlee May and little daugh- ter Carol Ann of Youngstown, Ohio, in the city as the guests of Mrs. ’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Pirsons. % : ATTENDS CONVENTION C. R. Meredith of Killdeer is the guest of frien@s in Bismarck and Mandan while attending the Drug- gists’ convention in the latter city. 10 SPEND VACATION Miss Lois Hanson, R. N. is spe ing a three weeks’ vacation with rela- tives in Bemidgi, Minn. iM ** UNDERGOES OPERATION | Miss Deofilia Ternes of Raleigh underwent an operation at St. Alexius hospital Tuesday. HERE ON BUSINESS Harry O'Neil of McKenzie was a business visitor in Bismarck Tuesday. ————— The Weather Generally fair tonight and Thursday. Slightly warmer tonight, HERE FROM RUGBY Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hanson and daughter Anna Jean of Rugby, and formerly of Bismarck, visited friends in this city Tuesday. RETURN FROM MINNEAPOLIS M. J. Cullen and son Ross returned Tuesday by car from Minneapolis where thev have been visiting friends fdr several days, GUEST FROM KENMARE Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Webb have as their guest Mrs. Webb’s niece Miss Genevra Merritt of Kenmare. HERE FROM NEW SALEM Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ringoen of |New Sulem spent Tuesday in Bis- marek with friends. FROM MENOKEN Miss Mildred Funston of Menoken was in Bismarck Tuesday visiting interests. DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL Mrs, J. Utter of New Leipzig was discharged from St. Alexius hospital Tuesday. VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. E. -P, Martin and daughter Carrol of Hazen spent Tues- day in Bismarck with friends. ON BUSINESS Mré. Ruth Lambert of Arena and Mrs. Edna Putman of McKenzie are in the city today on business. VISITS FRIENDS HERE Edward Fisher of Wahpeton ar- rived in the city Tuesday to spend several days with friends. TRANSACT BUSINESS Elmer Bloomquist of Sibley spent Tuesday in Bismarck transacting business. Ray-Nesson Oil company, Ray, N. D., $100,000; H. S. Charlson, William A. Brunsvold and W. A. Morin. Red ‘River Valley Investment, com: pany, ‘ahpeton, 1000; . H. Reimers,.O. J. Olson and E, T. Reim- ers, Economy. Gas company of Hankin- son. $10,000; M. A. Wipperman, R. V. McMichael and W. Divet. Northwest Mator company, Colum- bus, $25,000; M. 0. Sommerness, A. O. Sommerness and C. B, Vogen. Security State Bank of Hannaford, $15,000; Homer E. mith, Henry Northridge and George A. Lemley. BURSTS WATER MAINS Chicago—The habit of shutting water faucets with a jerk instead of turning them slowly. costs Americar cities millions yearly, Loran Gray- engineer, declares. The jerking. ys, produces hammering in the ines, which bursts the mains. PAGE BRINGS $8,750 ba London—A leaf from an English psalter, dating about 1150, was a H tioned here for $8,750. The page was included in the Holford illuminatio on vellum, part of the Dorchester House Collection, on which a total of $50,000 was Incorporations bees eth entertainment . So College new Tumblers and Beverage glasses: An jat 6:15 p.m. A New York prograi j is * |including the pana Trubodors wil MANKATO MINNESOTA important summer requirement in every | stodts number and home. : wi i friends and looking after business | » THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE tricts and tencRers from any one dis-| against keeping all one’s eggs in al trict will gather at a central point, | single basket. to watch the visiting teacher instruct principally in ca a demonstration class. In this man-| posited in 61 bank: ner, Miss Palmer said, encourage- pay ment would be offered each tencher! Saratoga, N. Y.—Marking the open- N ON E D to improve the quality of her work. ing of the season on the local track--- The present plan is to organize and therefore for stable press agents . POSS : yeight or 10 veteran, well-qualified comes the announcement that one State Superintendent Wi 4) instructors in the visit! teachers lending, horseman has had spectacles P «iis fearns and. start them out at the be-, prescribed by an expert oculist for Have Visiting Teachers Matas cinnitix of the school year. In this|four of his equine stars. Further, a i mannemthe work would be completed the improvement in their perform-| Tour of State ag by Che'stiras and the benefits would ance has caused him to order optical he obtained for practically the entire examination for the rest of the! string. | ped an most elaboratel: the state, BUYS TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Beulah—J. C. Odegard. Wash- burn has’ bought thé tétépidite ‘éx- change at Beulak’ and wilt ‘give 24- hour service. ‘Residents ‘of’ Beulah have been with out telephone service for the past two month#. °° Advance Guard y furnished among the tribes of northern La- estate ot 3500,000 | brader. was found de- ‘ NOW CAFE OPENS Valley City—The New Crystal cafe was opened in Walley City. Fridst:, July 29, under the management of A. E, Ellis, John Ell’s; aud Peter ‘Chor- akos of Minneapdlts.) The'eate 'is re- ported to be one of the Tikest equip- Abandonment of the old teacher’) ““Winances ‘for the pla AAO ae of taning up iM \ tained from the $100 provided y structors Be te ene year has bseu) by each county for teacher training, | holiday is to have a tooth pulled, | announ here by Mins Bertha Pai-| known in the past as the institute avers Dr. L. M. Waugh of Columbia ny state superintendent of publig | rund, school of dental and oral surgery,| Taatead of Woldinge tenchete Waite liga cc'S-. “ee eg | IS SS RB ee tutes this year, Miss Paliner sate, | . she will orranize a corps of vieiting| | Flashes of Life teachers, who will tour the stae and | @—. - or} hers “solve their prohiems ground where they meet) will be ob- New York—An eskimo’s idea of 2 My Prags) political in most towns, but Patrol- man Cole of the local force runs an result of his} proved the technical qua WKOLA Ins tuctors, Miss vaimer . Each teacher now must have at least |" 12 weeks of normal school trating | mdubitable second as before she, is eligible to receive a] **rest of County Sh teacher's certificate. ; | Length of Service | At the same time, the } length of service for each téac mains at three years. Mar | other considerations take teachers out of the profess: Fs | they have attained that much expe James! F, Barton, national adjutant | jence, Miss Palmer said. of the American Legion, and) Mrs.,; Under the new plan Barton arrive in Paris to make final her will spend aw. y Marv L. ly the utilis. |DOCTOR |M.E. BOLTON Me: adage Few y obs ee rill credited honorable hi ch Book keep. nting, An ai long and bh te: arrangements for the big Legion| county this year under the direction{ hand, Typewriting, | convention and reunion there in| of the county superintendent.’ The Osteopath A Duties and all September. ; Visiting her would go into om ot Aare sae eaten | ur instr ty en= or more s hools in each county an give the teacher in charge sugge Specialist in —- - — t Targe faculty of ex- ve. Or! tion's as to the proper solution Ch: ;, perienced | Radio’s Rialto | :te,rrobtems, presented, not ipa Dine slat Seoand expen | spirit of criticism but in a spirit’ of | ases Fall m open > +) friendly aid , ise .. Send for our free ee Counties will be divided into,dis- 116% Fourth St. Telephone 240W Bismarck, (By The Associated Pri Talks on the boy scouts scouts movements in the } will feature tonight's e F Another bi i iendabenmamenenit nother big shipment of these popular will be a band cone that station's program will be dance numbers commencing at 7 p.m. The Radi nate the n | (225). Minn jm. WRHM (26 open at 6 p.m. [9:15 p. m. a popular program will be presented. | wey (379), S ja band cone }same hour U jover WORD | the Chicago | will + SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Hounds will predomi- Matinee Every Day at Tonight - Wednesday Capitol Theatre Tonight - Wednesday and Thursday Made of excellent quality clear glass—no Flaws and patented edge which pre- vents. chipping. ry, will offer om. At the je Dan will be heard 5) Batav station WEBH (366), orchestral program. Chicago, will feature who will entertain at WJZ. (454), New York, hn . = Plain Tumblers, Box ......... 65 xhophone solos for its aud o iow Je bs, Small Beverage, Box 65 p. m. R | Rotous tu lu of - S je will present ae 4 Rotous Cmedy of toven with Young sas Fancy Tumblers, Box 76 quartet will Cincinnati at 7 p.m. WGES (242), (428) Lemonade Glasses, Fancy, Box $1.10 Lemonade Glasses, Plain, Box .. .85 Packed One Half Dozen in a Box LOUISE FAZENDA.. PORT RNOTE Cott ARAELL MCDONALD Based HOWARD HAWKS Production iengo, presents a WAMQ (446), rp soloist on at & s City glee club ov Iso. $ | ngs iB Chinaware We feature in our Downstairs store, the finest line : of Fancy China and Dinnerware to be seen in central North Dakota. Through a Riot of Fun in a Mirth Covered Sermonfor BUYS DENTAL PRACTICE Dickinson Dr. J. D. Ott, who has bean located at New England for the past few months, has ht the den- ctice of Dr, G. AL © fnaon REURE neat Si tveas He See eae I beeches and has many friends in the State. bands and ustrated here—is just one He will remain in Dickinson for sev- Those Who of the many beautiful pat- eral months before locating in the terns in Semi-Porcelain ware. west. Dr. Ott is a graduate cf Mar- Expect quette university in Milwaukee, Wis. t to Be, f zi gules 82 Piece Set TOURNAMENT Priced at .. e La Moure—Mrs. Frank L. Bowman Na New 4 won the golf tournament which was held for the women of the La Moure Golf club recently. The finals were played between Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. V. C, Payne. Laughter! sd 3 dad | The smartest and sauciest Comedy Drama ever wiit- ten by an American, ‘wo Years: on. Bre: Comedy! “Blisters Under The Skin.” News Pictures Ccmed “Wild Wallops” Coming—Thurs - Fri - Sat CLARA BOW “Rough House Rosie” First Class Shoe Repairing Bismarck Shoe Hospital Henry Burman, Prop. Bismarel , The New Pioneer Limited. oe Establishes New World Standards! LITTLE BLOCK Hosiery, Scarf, Lingerie, Flower and Purse Sale. An assortment of McCallum, fine chiffon silk hose, light ‘tan and dark Oxford brown shades. Formerly Priced at $2.25, now $1.95 and $1.45. Smart, colorful, chiffon, georgette and crepe scarfs, both the long and the square styles. Formerly,-to $7.50, now $1.95. : Silk crepe, beautifully lace trimmed step-ins, step-in chemise, pajamas, gowns, slips and bed jackets from $1.95 to $13.95. Lace and crepe bandeaus .95. All novelty flowers reduced to .95 and .25. Purses, $2.95 to’ $9.95. idk. AUGUST Che Milletto is unidue in that i pane 3 the desire ae something new, different and : exceptionally smart, " Black patent with Dis Cone hid loops clasped with tiny slrap and buckle Sob, y ne prefer, you may use a ribbon in place of the ISMARCK’S DENTAL CLINIC OSTON DENTAL COMPARY . 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