The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1928, Page 8

THE BISMARCK. TRIBUN: _ Miss Marion Hovda Becomes Bride of Ernest Stoelting Miss Marion Hovda of Hazen and Ernest B. Stoelting of Krem were married in this city Tuesday. Rev. I. G. Monson read the marriage | service, Miss Anna H. Monson of this city nd Bennnie Stoelting were the at- endants. Mr. and Mrs. Stoelting will yeh i, wOsbeaegetEsegenteseser: , heir home in Hazen where sroom is engaged in farming. i The bride is the daughter of Mr. | ind Mrs, Gunvald Hovda of Hazen, | while the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Stoelting, reside at Krem. Mrs. Basil North Is Hostess at Party For Mrs. Basil North — entertained} Wednesday afternoon in honor of} the ninth birthday anniversary of} her little daughter, Gail. a | The afternoon was spent with| games and music after which a birthday luncheon was served. Places were marked for 18 little guests and each was presented with a colored balloon as a favor. Mrs. North was assisted in en- tertaining by Mrs. Joseph Wilde, The Daughters of Norway will givé an old-fashioned dance Monday evening at the A. O. U. W. hall. Legislators and their wives, mem- bers of the order and their friends are cordially invited to attend. Old- fashioned dances will be the feature of the evening. ee Miss Alice Luke of Jamestown, went an: operation Wednesday at/| the Bismarck hospital. Miss Luke isa luate of the nurses’ training school of the Bismarck hospital. . Jack Williams, state adjutant of the American Legion, will return to his home at Fargo tonight after transacting business in Bismarck for a Tew days. eee D, E. Haskin of Jamestown is a guegt at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harty, at 417 West Thayer. Rev. W. FE. Vater of the McCabe Methodist church will speak at the Salvation Army hall this evening at | 8 o'clock > ec @ Mrs. Carl Borge of Breien is =; gpending a few days in this city, visiting’ friends and looking after business affairs. | ei Senator Walter Schlosser of Grand Forks arrived in the city Tuesday to attend the special ses- sion of the legislature. Miss Bertha R. Palmer left Mon- + @ay for Helena, Mont., where she will’spénd a short, time on business. Mrs. Charles Liessman returned to Steele Wednesday after spending | the week-end in Bismarck. The Rebekahs will hold a regular meeti Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the ddd Fellows hall. Special meeting of the Squir- rel club at the Patterson hotel tonight at 7:30. - Igza new characterization— composer and orchestra conduetor—thongh still the same Immaculate Menjou in *s\ Glin! 2Y ’ Social and Personal |Mrs. Nellie Evarts Little Daughter, Gail] é i Bridge Club Meets and formerly of Bismarck, under-| 9 Make two dates for the - -Bitinge Next Week Hostess to Current Mrs. Linnie Hedstrom, president; Mrs. Nellie Evarts was hostess ‘ ‘ senior vice Wednesday afternoon to the mem- bers of the Current Events club. The papers read at the meeting! chaplain; dealt with subjects rtaining to customs in China. irs. George Shafer reported on “The Chinese| Miller, secretary; Frances Dolan, De aame Puzzle,” while Mrs. J. C. Taylor|guard; Mary Dimple, assistant} Mrs. J, K, Eastman of Wilton is a gave an_ interesting history of| guard; Marian Sandin, Iren- Hed-| guest in Bismarck for ‘a “Chinese Art.” D strom, Eva Henderson and Ruth A . The next meeting of the clubj Hedstrom, color bearers. E. W. Beardsley of Fargo, trans- will be held Jan, 25 at the home of}, At the Mrs, A. J, Arnot, see Fourth of Bridge hostess ‘a joyed Installation of officers for the Agnes M. Fort tent No. 3 of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the | Civil War was held Tuesday evening * at the home of Mrs. A. Hedstrom. Events Club Meeting! The foiowing officers will serve the local tent for the coming year. Mrs. Nellie Preston, president; Mrs. Anna Kikul, junior vice president; Mrs. Zina Hunter, Elvina Porter, Anna Schwantes, May Sandin, council members; Gertrude ing refreshments were served by the D. U. V. Officers... |_Me~ and ates, E Are Installed at Meeting Tuesday special session, Mr. and Mrs. ness. Lina Mickelson, treasurer; day. close of the business meet- nd a social hour was-en- Series Played at Auxiliary Meeting Six tables of bridge were in play the Legion Auxiliary meeting Wednesday evening when games were played for the fourth of the tournament scries. At the conclusion of the games refreshments were served. A short isiness meeting was held early, and the remainder of the evening was devoted to the tournament. oe With Mrs. Copelin The Wednesday Bridge club was | entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. A. Copelin. Cards were played at three tables and high score for the afternoon was won by Mrs, P. E. Byrne, . ° ‘The Women’s Benefit association will feature old and modern dances at the dancing party which they will give Tuesday evening at the A. . U. W. hal. Music will be fur- nished by The Vagabonds and the public is invited to attend. . * The regular meeting of the Past Matrons club will be held Friday | afternoon at 2:30 at the home of | ote eee Kissner at 111 Avenue west, eee Mrs. S. J. Pietz has returned to her home at Linton after spending the past few days in this city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Hanson, eee i Mrs. Charles E. King of Dickin- | son is spending a few days in Bis- marek as the guest of her aunt, Mrs, R. D. Hoskins. .* * Mrs. Minnie Shuman has as her house guest this week Miss Tess | Henry of Valley: City, fornierly of Bismarck. Peete 4 Joseph H. Norton of Fargo is spending a few days in Bismarck. Classes are now being held in Dennison Art and Paintex. Instructions free and classes can be arranged to suit your convenience. Everybody is going to the|—E big dance at the A. O. U. W. hall Friday, Jan. 13th. | BISMARCK Remodeling Sale We are enlarging our clothing department to make room for the largest and most complete stock of spring clothing we have Minot are spending @ few days .in Bismarck on business, ~ ~ ~~ Walter K. Williams of Washburn underwent an operation Tuesday at the Bismarck hospital, se: ¢ ized are guests in Bismarck during the|" The ee eS A. E. Kapplin of Wing spent Tuesday here on busi- eee acted business in this city Wednes- acted business in this city Tuesday. oo Mr, and: Mrs. Van Holdeh-of- Far go were guests in this city Tuesday ELTINGE THEATRE :. | jou is wielding the baton. continental boudoir. i | Thursday. |” “For days. : ever shown 125 Suits and Overcoats, Men’s and Young Men’s, at $15.00 $19.50 $29.50 Men’s and Young Men’s 1927. Models. A Guaranteed Saving on Each Garment of $8.50 $15.00 We.Never Carry Clothing Over From One Season to the Next $20.00 Extra Special 25 Suits, Sizes 34 to 37, at a V3 Off--1927 Styles | 10 Dozen Men’s, Young Men’s and Children’s Sweaters _ V4 Off - Down payments will'be accepted on Suits and Overcoats held . for future delivery Twenty years of truthful advertising and our absolute guaran- tee of perfect satisfaction is back of this statement - Bergeson’s Closed Sundays and Evenings Except Saturday Evenings Clothing—Custom Tailoring NORTH DAKOTA f At: the Movies | Dancing shadows, a symphony or- chestra playing softly, a curtain ris- ’ jing while the orchestra crashes into Mr. and Mrs. Halstead of Beach | flood'of melody, and Adolphe Men- prince of boulevardiers has turned musician and seems to be as much at home at the helm of an or- jchestra as he i8 in making suave love to some Parisian beauty in a | Menjou recently made his debut as Albin Erstrom of Baldwin trans-|an orchestra. Jeader in his latest i starring picture “Serenade” which is featured at the Eltinge tonight, the Love of Mike” which comes to the Eltinge for Friday and Saturday. is the story of a boy who is raised by three adopted fathers, ar. Irish-Jewish and German trio. Ben Lyon_is the boy while Ford Sterling, George Sidney and Hugh Cameron are the fathers. An ex- — $1.98 An especially attractive’ assort- ment of good quality oxfords with military or low heels. Such well kngwn makes as Utz & Dunn, John Gray and Protex Arch shoes in- cluded. Good styles for general wear. must be for cash only. Featuring Three —- $3.98. A close-out of odds and éhds’ in step-in pumps, strap pumps and - dress oxfords in popular styles for immediate wear. High and me- values shown in this assortment. Notice Fedactlons! Celera eandous Price | Welt sole, high shoes for boys and girls in Simp great shoe clearance, every sale » and Great Scott makes. A special lot to close out in J» broken sizes at a reduction of . fee - Sh Popular Prices dium heels. Some extra special — Our «Peacock, Nanette and John Gray lines are strongly -represent- pet a it Wise sone ot par lat- est arr! ng greatly reduced um heels in. black patenh, black kid ‘and colored ues to $11.00. 25% cellent blending of comedy snd pathos make “For the Love of Mike” pleasing entertainment. CAPITOL THEATRE Buster Keaton as an unwitting, and therefore witty, college hero is | bal). the feature film fare at the Capito! theatre, when his newest United Artists picture “College” will be the offering. Produced by Joseph M. Schneck, “College” was directed by James: W. Horne from the story by Carl Harbaugh and Bryan Foy. Ann Cornwall is Keaton’s leading lady. Literally hundred: of world-fam- ‘ous college athletes, Olympic cham- pions and world’s record-holders, in- cluding Morton Kaer, Bud Houser, Lee Barnes, Kenneth Borah, as well as the baseball team of the Univer- his have and ity of Southern California, Classes are now being held| ers will appreciate this cooper- Kea vcollege.” All’ of them in Dennison Art and Paintex: ation on the part of the people Instructions free and classes|of Bismarck. Keaton in “College.” All of them appear voluntarily and without remuneration in the film to stimulate interest in the city of Los Angeles, where much of “College” was film- an entirely new setting and presents quickly shifting bephareeed of base- athletic prowess, “College,”..even to persons who by prof D made with colegs men and college athletes appearing in a college story. convenience, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1928 €4, a8 the stté’for ‘the ‘next Olympic} CARD OF THANKS games. © ent 2 We ‘extend: our ‘hearfelt - thanks “College” offers-Buster Keaton in| 2nd appreciation to. our many friends and neighbors for their kind assistance and sympathy dur- ing our recent bereavement. We also wish to express our thanks for frozen-faced antics against a mes, meets, regattas | the beautiful. floral tributes. and fraternity celebrations. . He is Mrs. L. H. Leathers The Boy, bright enough. alumnus of t es and Family. a little high school, but not so ae id Mr. F. M. Leathers a fish in- the larger collegiate pond, ‘8, and Family. especially as the little lady of his —_——— heart insists that-he demonstrate his NOTICE Property owners are e- quested to clear their sidc- walks of snow and ice immedi- ately, in order to lessen the danger- of - serious _ accidents. The board of city commission- not seen it,has two cardinal unusual .yirtues: It was made fessional humorists and it was be 1 ie seit your M. H. ATKINSON, -_— rey City Auditor. This sale of wonderful Ladies’ Don’t miss this opportunity. This Car has been carefully checked and recon: || dittoned where shoes, Val- The ‘Bismarck Gloak Shop Annual Clearance Sale ‘Is Going Fast Sport Coats ’ and Misses’ Sport Coats of high grade materials and of. the best silk crepe lining. trimmed with fox and wolf collars, In checks, plaids and mixtures.. 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