The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1928, Page 5

SURV REIN eR ap aI gg ‘“HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1928 aed Se ES _ cific hotel has been reserved ex- Lee and William Gleason of U. 8. V./ quet for the North Dakota associa-| A regular meeting of the Order| Mrs. E. E. See of W The M enters : clusively for the old settlers. Those ital, No. 68, Minneapolis. tion. Mr. Devine speak on/ of Eastern Star will be held Tues-' guest of friends in this city Satur-| tained afternoon oe ° who have made reservations are rad Liedahl and Victor Lind-|“Present and Future North Da-/ day evening at the Masonic Temple. day. o'clock at the of Mrs. A, w to be at the hotel on tim:./quist, U. S. V. hospital No. 101,| kota.” A .reasurer and four members of eee Lenhart. 4 ocia an er. ‘SOnNa After the the guests will Ys Cloud, Minn.; Tecenid eee the Rainbow Girls’ advisory board] G. G. Radke has returned to his eee ! be entertained at an old time dance.|and Andrew Flatmark, U. S. V. Sa red C rt will be elected. home in Golden Valley after a short} Carl Kas of Napoleon transacted | eee hospital No. 106, Fort Snelling, Minn, | P&C ‘Once! sae visit in this city, business and visited friends in Bis- — ee a ; , Bertha R. Palmer The secretaris of the | various Is Well Attended Mrs. George Kontos, who recently ewe marek thi end. ‘ ; é x patriotic organizations marck underwent an operation Stl Miss Loi . A gt of yim jm ieg hah oa ti Will Attend N.E.A. are requested Pe oe tetera ao ts vices Se presented by og hospital, is getting along near Wilton, pert Pagel frye * CARD OF THANKS y Mss Falmer, Now Heady Hor Distribution} Meeting in Boston| iss me Core We res sha the ‘Thursday Musical club Sunday| eee bhdlealitaals ,. . and the foe Ling i Praga is pater birthday and Easter. afternoon at the Eltinge theatre, A daughter was porn Sunday at} fr, ae A loyes for their kind assistance Copies of the -latest book on North Dakota have been received here Miss Bertha R. Palmer. state su- 2 ee was well attended. A delightful St. Alexius hospital to Mr. an eee eee obs Y i Ft an during the bereave- by Miss Bertha Palmer, superintendent of public instruction. intendent of public instructi Over 70 mothers, daughters and| program of pipe organ music,| Mrs. Ernest Bischke of Artas, S.D. Saturday, ment of our husband and father. It is her own work on the history, beauty spots and pioneers of the| perintendent of pul ins on, guests were entertained recently| sacred vocal solos and selections eee eee We h to our pide "Whuel she intaredted ie the peonolaie Martin, duets ea he at eon ‘oa fig eine when the Campfire Girls of Wilton| by a mixed quartet, was giveh. The Mothers Service club will] Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kositzky of this} thanks for dea flora’ of the cultural advancement of the state, the people who have contributed | Were She will a tend met at the Wilton hall. Miss ee reenien Begs fd Higct meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at city visited relatives in Sterling this| tribut meeting of the department of su-/ Bertha R. Palmer, state superin- perintendents of the National Ed-| tendent of public instruction, was ucation association, the principal speaker of the eve- to it and those who now are carrying forward the fine arts within its week-end, borders. 5 Fifty-one illustrations are used to depict beauty spots, pioncers scenes the home of Mrs. K. J. Murphy. | eee eee ‘Wingreene and Henry Halverson ~ eee “te Is the Light” by} Mrs. George Tekippe will be hos-! Earl Gaskill of Sterling spent the ley Buck. and historic places. | One illustration, showing a View of the Little Missouri) | The convention, will include many decerated in algae: colors for the A silver ofering was taken at the Hothets club tonebytivetins beuiniay ee ee river at low water from the top of Cedar Butte, is in color. interestitg sessions and social| Cccasion, conclusion of the program. Torys’, at ee Data which have never before been assembléfNbetween the covers of| functions. On Saturday of this : Se ate Miss Anna Riddenbach of Butte Y f L. L. Smith of Garrison spent Fri- underwent an operation at St. Alex- day here, looking after business af- jus hospital Friday morning. } fairs, 8 one volume are contained in the book and numerous items of information about the state have been reduced to print. Although largely geographical in its scope, the book also deals with * Mmes, H..0. Saxvik week the state superintendents and commissioners of education will be the guests of Henry Ford and Dr. Payson Smith, commissioner of ed- ucation from Massachusetts, at a J. M. Devine, commissioner of| Edwin Ripp of Garrison spent Fri- immigration, left this morning for/day in this city, transacting siness. Washington, D. C., where he will deliver an address Thyrsday at the] J.J. Bohrer of Stanton spent Sat- urday here transacting business. Roosevelt hotel at the Boosters ban- historic places throughcut the state. Practically all of the scenes Mrs. Lillian Shortridge of Flasher F T . A. Tollefson of Dickinson was was a week-end guest in Bisma) Li ik, Bismarck, N. D. ucas a business caller in Bismarck Friday. ke .described in the book are written from first-hand information obtained by Miss Palmer on visits to the laces which she mentions. Other information has been obtained from books and records, all of which, Miss Palmer said, were carefully authen- ticated. The 266 pages of the book are divided into 24 chapters and five major parts. The first division is given over to descriptions of the beauty spots of the state which ap- jpealed to Miss Palmer as having peculiar charm or which have come to be recognized as outstanding from a_scienic standpoint. The other divisions relate to parks and park systems and lists the state and na- tional parks as well as those of the ‘various cities, monuments and mem- orials located throughout the state; cold landmarks and North Dakota artists. The volume now being distributed is the first edition, copies of which have been autographed by Miss Palmer, and which are being sent to the 500 persons who placed advance orders for the book before it went to press, The first edition, Miss Pal- mer said, numbers only 600 volumes but more will be printed if the de- mand for the work justifies, The Crusaders of the Presbyterian church will give a costume party at the church parlors Tuesday evening. All young people over Tuxis age are invited. A program has been ar- ranged and prizes will be awarded for the best costumes, ‘ The second meeting of the Bur- leigh county P. T. A. will be held in Bismarck Saturday, Feb. 25, at the court house. A. E. Thompson of Washburn, state president, will probably attend the meeting. Miss Mary Cashel returned Sat- urday from Chicago where she at- tended a meeting of the executive secretaries of the American Red Cross, . eso 8 A marriage license was issued Thursday to David Alfred Ryberg of Menoken and Miss Lillian Marie Paul of Bismarck. eee Armand Chartier of St. Paul transacted business in Bismarck and Mandan Friday and Saturday. . Ralph Irick of Bismarck has re- turned from Fargo, where he was the guest of friends for a few days. and S. P. Orwoll . Give Luncheons Mrs. H. O. Saxvik and Mrs. 8. P. Orwoll entertained Friday and Sat- urday at luncheons at the Saxvik home. The table appointments for the forded were in season with Wash-| Bi York city, Washington, D. C., and|¢ ington’s birthday, while tulips fur- _ an attractive floral Gecorne ion, ee: Mr. and Mrs. C. Rue Entertain at Cards me i Ait cepa Rue enter.| at bridge Saturday evening: at their home at 619 Mandan aver! nue. There were guests for five tables| and high scores in the games were} won by Dr. T. G. O'Hara, James! Kiley and Mrs. William Kiley. < | At the close of the evening a|are Henry Knecht, Colorado Springs, | % luncheon course was served. Val- entine colors were used as decora- tions. eee The banquet tonight for the mem- bers of the Old Settlers association of Burleigh county will begin; promptly at 7 o'clock since the main dining room of the Grand Pa- | Grinde, Sophus Enger, Michael Nu- luncheon at the Wayside Inn, made famous in the poems of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Governor Allen T. Fuller will entertain the convention guests at dinner Satur-/% day evening. En route to Boston, Miss Palmer! ¢ lis Wednes- | % Federated | % efore returning to! § will speak in Minneay day at a meeting of the Delphian clubs. r ismarck she plans to visit in New Chicago. ons Legion Auxiliary Remembers Veterans! The Bismarck chapter of ans in government hospitals to whom members will send letters and cards of cheer on the holidays of the year.| @ Included in the list are three boys | from the Lloyd Spetz post of the} ¢ American Legion, Bismarck. They Colo.; Sam Lytle, U. 8. V. hospital No. 72, Fort Harrison, Mont. and Joe Stebbins, U. S. V. hospital No. 72, Fort Harrison, Mont. Other names which were sent to the local Auxili by Mrs. Morris of Carrington, chairman of the state hospitalization work, are Clarence Its made from real Jamaica Ginger "CANADA DRY’ ry Baie, x Jobn Husby of Bismarck, state Cam ready Ms “ . rT} << The Champagne of Ginger Ales MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Matinee Every Day at 2:30 “ ADOLPH 2UKOR JESSE L. LASKY PRESENT wv ? 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