The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1928, Page 5

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. TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1928 ond HE BISMARCK, — stam P. Clinic Nurses Are Given Dinner Party by Office Employes Employes in the office of thi Qualrans® Ramstad y | at iss Leone Lamb Vagabonds Meet at L. H. Belk Home For Dinner and Bridge Prides Ms teil pine eee ee even * al io re ‘y TB ome of Mr. and A potluck dinner was served at 7 o'clock after which bridge was Played at three tables. Honors in Mra. Giles" Perconius’ and" A. les Person . lus “an The Sunshine Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:80 at the home of Mrs. F. L. Brandt, 112 Sixth street, eae Chris Friesz of New Leipzig has ie admitted to St. Alexius hos- pital. Mrs. Henry Peck of Almont was a business caller in this city Satur- ee eee Mrs. E. M. Holmes of Hensler Sen business in this city Mon- jaye SEE Seer are ee ee t At the Movies | ELTINGE THEATRE oe crowds—the thrill of the great Army-Na: Local Scout Leaders Hold Final Session Five new methods of teaching scouteraft were introduced at the final session of the Scout leaders training school in the Bismarck high school gymnasium Monday night. The new methods introduced were observation, demonstration, recita- tion, lecture and book study. The four old methods — play, compete- tion, experimentation ‘and dramati- zation—were reviewed. Before complcti: the course, every scout leader will be compelled to attend the outdoor meeting which is scheduled for Monday aft- ernoon, Feb. 13. All Maid commit- teemen and council members have have been putting iron in his wheat sheaves, cutting his fences and polluting his well for residents of the ni ave county have a also criminal Arne Vinje said today. f Jecnirea ena the onary Sek i 8 . x Sia phe is Ge promt to- are night at hall. Important in< formation, years, Ten tern i‘ d ji during he th aye grand jury dur: ve days| Odd has been in session. The xpected to report ‘on matters, State’s Attorney An Opportune Sale ot Coats - Dresses - Millinery + © anf Miss Pansy Etling, Sieve football game iso becn invited to attend. orll| ‘This offering affords our customers an outstanding op- ciiaes A ee of |High School Girls Searetg,perede at West Point, with the cour, of seven, the 10 senut-||| portunity to buy a quality garment for much Jess than ; ave ; 1? Monday Club Te Held Arrange Program at foonts ‘st the Trut penodl toe Uses school for the past six weeks will half the original sale price ai: t (| ays md hn 3 ‘\ ‘ at Gordon Cox Home Mrs. Gordon Cox was hostess to members of the Monday club at the regular meeting held yesterday aft- me ernoon, cry erie e topic of a paper given rs. j. O. Ghurehii, w le Mrs. H. P. lard read interesting compari- sons in her per on “The Farmer and the New.” ee Club Makes Study of Americanization “Americanization” was the topic of discussion at the meeting of the Bismarck Study club Monday after- noon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Oberg. Mrs. H, C. Frahm reported on the story of immigration to the United States, referring to the different races and from whence they came. The book, “Promised Land,” by’ Mary Antin, dealing with the life ofa jp girl who comes to Amer- ica from Russia, was reviewed by Mrs. H. E. Shea Invitations Issued For Elks Club Party Invitations have been issued by the Elks club of ths city for a dancing party to be held Friday, Feburary 10, at the Elks hall. The dancing will begin at 9:00 o'clock and refreshments will be served during the. evening. . The Parent-Teachers supper Saturday evening at the Sterling hall for the benefit of the piano fund which it is raising. r the din- ner the evening was spen: with Heh About $50 was realized from the entertainment, Members of Company A w:1 give a dancing party Tuesday, Feb. 7, at the Grand Pacific hotel for the benefit of the mess fund. Dancin; will be enjoyed until a late hour, at refreshments will be served during the evening, |. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. McLean of Montreal, Canada, and formerly of Bismarck, and Miss Mary McLaren of Perth, Ontario, have arrived in the city to be guests «| Mr. Mc- Lean’s mother, Mrs. Mary McLean, : Members * Bismarck high school alumni who i ning to attend “Wt 8, ar ree quested to call Frank H. Brown, high Bessw a passivepeely dy sci or 993M, Mrs. D. E. ‘in of Jamestown, who has been a patient at the Bis- meerk hospital for the past two weeks, is now a guest at the home of her aaughter, Mrs. J.M. Harty. Dr, and Mrs, R. A. Henderson and daughter, Roberta, have returned from a month’s vacation trip to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, and other western, citi a Dr. W. H. Lasby of Minneapolis, dean of the dental school «.* the Uni- versity of Minnesota, spent Saturday in the city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jone Mr. worse ae oc of Mai seve! iS = march visiting their son, Fred Orr, who is a patient at the Bismarck hospital. oe William Brown of Wilton spent the week-end ir. Bismarck, transact- ing business and as the gues. of atives and friends, Mrs. P. J. Meyer will entertain ane of the’ Foi club Wednesday afternoon at her home. Miss Esther Peterson of James- tten nea the week-end here as the guest of Mr. and er. Wz P. P. M. Webb has returned from a bi trip to eastern cities ir. the bees of Webb Brothers store, Wednesdav Study club will meet W " afternoon at the home of Mrs, Eayl R, Draper. Mrs. J. J. Volk of under- went an operation at St. Alexius hospital Monday gnoyning. . P, Gleason and Clarence Vikon of Botsinesn are ooking after busi- ness interests i this city. of Bus Old} Esthe: B. & P. W. Club Room rite gutaf-town high school gits colored border srw eortect aecesar: bg peg RE pS jes for Palm Beach. sae ie at the foe and onal ¥ ‘rooms. i ee Feed content vere featured. — Nelson 4 close = sake tre att ie | onored at Dinner lowing m > ae ae ‘Maxwell, ae nits “= Miss Medge Runey entertained Seperee aie Bre eer ab Grand Pacific Jotel in honor of the 4 Cae day anniversary of Miss ice at the high school, guest. seb aaae yh Nelson. Places were marked for 12 guests. The decorations and table ap- pointments were carried out in Va entine colors and favors. Mrs. R. P. Schlabach of Sterling was an out-of- 5 o see Misses Houser Are Hostesses Monday Misses Mary and Blanche Houser were hostesses at dinner Monday evening at their home at 116 West r. A bowl of red formed the centerpiece for Page Re table. Covers were for six guests. During the evening the guests were entertained a cards. The regular meeting of the Wom- en’s Community council will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Association of Commerce office, Mrs. J. of Duluth, Minn., is visiting in Bismarck as the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. eve Out-of-town Guests Honored at Luncheon Mrs, J. P. Regan and Mrs. L. R. Priske entertained Monday at a bridge luncheon at the Hotel Prince in honor of their house guests, Mrs. J. bes of Duluth, Minn., and Mrs. M. S. Neste of Park River. A color scheme of green and rose was carried out in the table ap- pointments, and a single rose formed the centerpiece for each of the luncheon tables. There were its for seven tables and the afternoon was spent at bridge. High scores in the cared were won by Mrs. C. B. hittey and Mrs. Arthur Bauer. Guest favors were Regan ang Mrs. este, Lt. George H. Dietz has been named recruiting officer for ‘the Citizens’ Military Harte camp to be od at Fort errr ; “hd the coming summer. Lt. Dietz and a] and Mrs. J. P. Re; ey, of enlisted men‘will leave he ‘ort Lincoln about the first of Ati igs April for a recruiting tour of North} Mrs. Peter Thomas of Beulah un- and South Dakota. derwent an operation Saturday at St. Alexius hospital. resented to Mrs. era The birthday party which was to have been given by members of L. A. P. M. at the I. 0. O. F. hall and was later postponed, will be an event of Feb. 2 at the same hall. Ar ements have been completed’ for a good time and all those hold- ing invitation reminded of the date of the Party. | Mrs. E. C. Fogarty and son, Rex, of this city spent the week-end with friends in Sterling. % Mrs. A, B. Hageman of El is spending a Mae cays here nigh guest 0: friends. “eend Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Bartley of Un- derwood are spending a few days here on business. see The Women’s Community council chest fund solicitation will be com- pleted on Friday and Saturday of this week. Ladies taking part in) Mrs. Edmond A. Hughes left Sat- this campaign are requested to mect/urday for an extended trip to Cali- at the Association of Commerce/fornia cities. rooms Thursday evening at 7:30 ene for instructions. ‘i. W. B, (te son ne nsares is transacting business in this cit; Mrs. M. S. Neste left this morn- “ a a fow days. ing for her home at Park River aft- siti er spending the past two weeks in] Mrs. William Berry of Burt has this city as a guest of her sister,|been discharged from St. Alexius Mrs, L. R. Prisk hospital. : Keep the youngsters warm Filled with heat Delicious and healthful when heated in the oven--buttered and served with hot milk, e MADE AT NIAGARA FALL Schillin YU ‘The finest things are usually made by. those who specialize in fine things only. only (no 2nd or 3rd grades), and for & romance as sweet as a zephyr — these are some of the in, jents for “West Point,” William Haines’ new picture showing at the Eltinge today and Wednesday. It is & story of youth, love and romance — with laughs and thrills, comedy and heart throbs deftly blended into an evening of glorious entertainment. And, of there’s William Haines. As the “wise cracking” young football star who comes to West Point to learn, through bitter ex, rience, what the spirit and tradition of the cadet corps means, Haines has an ideal role. He exercises his unique gifts for comedy in the open- ing scenes, showing his training at fest Point, and plays a sensational \oend of football in the big Army- javy game, staged during the ac- tual contest. Joan Crawford makes a very charming heroine. . Several oy officers, includit Majors R. G. Moses and Philip B. Fleming, prove competent actors. CAPITOL THEATRE “Silk Legs,” one of the outstanding screen comedy-drami opened at the Capitol Theatre last evening for a two-day run. Madge Bellamy, in the featured role, scores again as one of the screcn’s leading comediennes. Her humorous de- lineation of the female drummer is without doubt one of her outstand- ing roles since her advent into pic- res, James Hall, as the conceited rival salesman, cuts a sorry figure after the vivacious saleswoman unfolds her bag of tricks and defeats him after an adventurous struggle. ¢ However, love is no respecter of ns, and Hall finally convinces iiss Bellamy that she needs a pro- tector from the perils of the and escorts her to her new position in life with all the pomp of a visit- ing monarch. EYE DESTROYED BY SNOWBALL Watford City—The small daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stillwell ‘of Williams county, formerly of Watford City, recently suffe: an operation for the removal of one of her eyes. The eye had been in- Sam’s officers as a background f course — SHE LOVES Cod Liver Oil! Yee. This kind. All children Jove it. (Adults, too!) For Coco Cod is pure cod liver oil with the old objectionable taste on out. Lepr pe ry ren peat flavor pleasesall palates. Noone tired of Coco Cod—nor failed to ee immediate Piecae incesaned ener better health in every way! Full of vi- Sgrorng Nature's own blood- ly -strengthening, bone- building nourishment, At all druggists. ‘The Cod Liver Oil that Tastes Like Checolste Lofie Finney’s Drug Store Fire tragedies epring from common things . . . . rubbish, the useless, the cast-off, piled s wae corner, ors Oke, rgotten . . . . spreading the essential and the valuable! Rai|Right at hall, Important in- write examinations covering the work studied. Study of the court of honor procedure will take place at the first regular meeting of the court, the date of which has not been set. Frank H. Brown, newly elected Scout commissioner, was introduced at the meeting last night, Kidder Grand Jury Is Not Ready to Report Steele, N. D., Jan. 31.—()—Aft- er four di: inquiry and deliber- ation the Kidder county grand jury today was not ready to report on the complaint of S, T. Lien, farmer living in the northeast corner of the county, that his neighbors have been molesting him. Mrs. William E. Borah, wife of the) ‘Lien claimed that his neighbors Idaho senator, is seldom pl graphed in Washington. But when she appeared at Miami Beach, Fila. as the guest of Mrs. T. T. Ans! the cameraman nabbed her—thus. WANTED GIRLS | jured by tes glass from an auto- mobile windshield when it was shat- tered by a snowball. —_—_—————— PRODUCE FIRMS MERGE Fargo, N. D. Jan. 31.—(@)— Merging of the Northern Produce company of Fai and the Fargo a had f & luce company, two of the leading produce companies of the state, was announced iy following a meeting this morning of representatives and officials of the two companies. The new firm will be known as the Fargo Cream- ery and Produce company, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs' are requested to be present to-| instructors at, your command. Paul grad: are popularevery whore. Bend for tho catalog of 1000 faces and look for you friends. wi itt, PAUL BEAUTY CRAFT — the Loeb Arcade, first floor, B WORK at REASONABLE PRIC PAUL'S HAIRD! ACADEMY Loeb Ar Dr. Enge Chiropractor Drugless Physician Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. formation, Seen ed TONIGHT—Tues. & Wed. ni Vaudeville—Palace - Mandan—Tonight | t [ After it will tor which re waiould . and, paper. Be ready on time! i Mr. Work says: ‘To thoroughly enjoy game use clean snappy cards.” Dresses Of silk and wool fabrics, which formerly sold from $19.50 to $45.00, at c.cccceeestcccccccceccces ° Broadcloth tailored tub blouses, to close OUt At crccccccevccvesccccs $1.00 One Assortment of Coats in Broken Sizes Bach coat fn this collection is elaborately fur trimmed, The cleverest sorts of fur collars and cuffs are shown, also silk lined. Formerly sold from $79.50 to $139.50, to close PRICD Out at less than oo....cccsecccsece oO ah ay bah $4.95 This is also an opportune time to buy Children’s Coats at Special Sale Prices Millinery x, One small assortment of Hats a to Close Out, CACH ..csccceccceesscccccccsscccceccece $1.00 SARAH GOLD SHOP Style Without Extravagance 312 Main Ave. Phone 566 Jamestown College Registration For Second Semester Feb. 6 Reduced Rates to Twin City Auto Shows ‘You can attend these two great auto- February 4th to 11th for Fare and One-half for Round Trip Tickets on sale Feb. 3rd to 8th. Final return limit Feb. 13th. Travelonthe“North Coast Limited”== Luxurious Observation Club Car— Comfortable New Pullmans—“Fa- mously Good” Northern Pacific Meals. Ask Your Northern Pacific Agent Northern Pacific Ry. “Firat of the Northern Transcontinentals’’ (232) FREE One Full Size Package of KOTEX If You Buy 2 Packages Here For 98c An Amazing Bargain GET YOURS TODAY

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