The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1928, Page 5

Lae Serine nein reeset nyoew ing hene treetinenrteteyraie bin sarns ave SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1928 PAGE FIVE ALMOST A MYSTERY Seattle, Wash. —It’s no crime to sleep in a dog house. But when a English 9—Muriel Johnson, Marvin Olmstead. Students who placed in the highest Social and Personal — | Two Requisitions Are Issued Today EVENTS OF WEEK AHEAD | Afots 5 Lions Club, Grand Pacific Hotel 2:15 P. M. ‘ 1 per cent have right to be proud, | small farmer boy, living on the Des ‘ | P. E. O., Mrs. R. S. Towne . 8:00 P. M. heoplarteatan fe ee ae for they represent a highly selective | Moines highway near here, took a [a ———— es || City Commission, City Hall .. 8:00 P. M. i ¢|Sroup of the 10 best out of each|nap in one he had his mother and Molton, charged with the theft o: P | Masonic Blue Lodge, Masonic Temple 8:00 P. M. rt Mica} * ! W. : . ‘Op Pe Jewelry valued at $500, was issued at | 1,000 studenis wh. participated. authorities believing a crime had Mission Work Is !Russell Reid Speaks | Women’s Club, Mrs. Gorman .... 8:00 PB. M. eh va office here toda The tests used were supplied by committed. A frantic search Object of Meeting at D, A. R. Luncheon| W.'G. TU, New fred Ohde 2:40 B M|yAmotnerFedaton we fnued for| the, Kansas, State Teachers cllegs, Scmeone spateed the bos"s shows to, . AR. Cc. tT. U,, 's. Fred O . :30 P. M. : itely eding the day of | so: 8) ‘s Pro- i ; Mothers’ Club, Mrs, B. F, Tillotson > 3:00 P. a. |the, Feturn “> Fargo from Dea! eet : of King’s Heralds} jpembers of the DA, R. met Fri- | Mothers’ Service Club, Mrs, Hugh Spangler ~ F380 B Me| Moines; Towa, of L. “d. Temagel,|the contest, the printed text forma truding from the dog house of day at a one o'clock juncheon at Pao beim Base Hail - Sen 4 7 false previnsce, MT aeAEH as, ‘said take the teste in their own’ school os _ Mrs. Joseph Coghlan and Miss| the home of Mrs, H. W. Richholt. Biogieaice Mothers! Club, Mrs. M. R. Adier Hs P. M,|t@ have induced Mayor Dahl of Fargo rooms. an japers are & aded - Announcement extraordi- Vivian Coghlan cntertained the| Russell Reid of the state histori- afi to cash a draft for $100 which later |“ ig to a key whica is suppl —Charlie Chaplin in “Th Senior King’s Heralds Friday eve-| cal society addressed the group on : Beaty, ele Taub. Mrs olzon 3: ay iF proved to be worthless. Sones bere iba (Reger a gent bol ” Marek “ ar Beer business meeting was ine ated sean ta held De Molay, Masonic Temple . 3 [ Si N. D. High Sch yj they “are tabulated and vne ‘results | CTeW 467% : a held, and the remainder of the eve.| during the afternoon, Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Mary's Hall ix N. D. High OO! | are announced. Capitol Theatr... ning was devoted to the study of| Mrs. Earl Beatt and Mrs. S. V. ie fay Bee yenieey aes Ws Hall St id t Wi H missionary work. At the close of| Cook were assisting hostesses. Pay ee oe ae MENUS Ww Et PROMOTE wih the meeting refreshments were ide : ieee a ay Hb ati R. Priske Ki Siem ' ae . . 0. U. W., . U. W. Hall ....... 5 mporia, Kan. March 3.—Six served by the hostesses. Dolores Samuelson lis Ay Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, A. O. North Dalia high achool students | FP ( ) Meeting of Women’s Honored at Party Knighis of Columbus, St. Mary's the 190,012 students trom 21 states NO ACCOUNT” . . ebekahs, I. 0. O. F. Hall... M.| wl ‘ticipated in the Every Pupil Council Held Friday aallts: E, Ulmer, entertained Thurs. 10 U.C. T. and Auxiliary, Elks’ Hall 200 P. M:|contest conducted by Emporia TTeach- — y evening in honor of the birth- ers college on Jan, 11. Because of ’ The Women’s Community Coun-|4@y anniversary of her sister, Miss ‘ ® the tremendous number of tests in- ey held its regular aieeting Friday gilied Bscished- cold ee ils a3 Christianson Heads peitnes we fuspened spoils mo it Poe ral) are avail- afte hi iati I= in H Jae able for the first time cnly now. sal at ¢ e Association of Com: pring flowers 48d to colors appro- Social Work Group! , Bstty. Foam ahen gens North Dakota “students, the The meeting was ceyeen ea pete Be, eae Senate . ones guilty to a charge of vagrancy, bat | schools a bat! thy the ot ness and to the reports of special ‘fe : Ee udge A. M. Christia of Bis-j| jnas-|Jects in which they place” in the chmmuilttees. An announcement wal al sei ames during the eve- marek was elected ‘pre dent of the Fidel as she har atiente ateved eric highest 1 per cent follow: made that $180 will be provided for | ing, after which @ course Junchcon permanent organization of thejsiderable time in jail awaiting ar-| Ashley—English, Alice Gorsz. the fand for a Esther Telchman, tthe bithday abs teenie tunics | North Dakota State Conference of | raignment. Hope—English 10, Helen Chand- school nurse, his money is the re- ed os « | Social ork at the closing session ‘ecicciuiiiqaiiiaitiaiiny ir. ult of the health seal sale carried|terPiece for the luncheon table and f ting held this week in Far- MIRE La Moure ~- Biology, Victoria Fro! i by. the ‘school chide bg sage were {Hot for eight guests. _ Paris—@—Five vide pockets eo, aseorditie re ‘Ausccited’ teed Fire tiae eidtsh Tan of |Johnson. PI —Elmer Hartman, ften Results im ate counell had no speaker at its many lovely. aft tebe declabee ee [th ee! white dispatches from that ity end ‘ |the house at 615 Tenth street, occu- NO SAVINGS ACCOUNT meeting Friday. ame Aiea ats deena’ by Ch iss Helen Katen o: ismarcks' pied by R. B. Laurence, caused con- UN’ Lahn ‘i Heer ee eee eerie ay beivuus| secretary of the North Dakota! siderabl is 7 Miss Eleanor Larson, who has! yJtt. J- E, Guren and children of| tc It has a rather broad belt of] Tubereulosis association, was elect-|was quickly entinguished upok tne |] DE, Geo. F. MeErlain | (* Barton" of the’ Biamerek, Bentoen | P70ay. of, materia! eross in front on the| “Niort vents meeting wil Be held EAR ee ea neerreceparement:, The || iesrorucensy. woleesRay tut Ue eeeenty cer at a ee {. ", Colleze for the past two years, left] wins, ee shizt man irregular pattern | . iy of Wot sakes While Gan ‘against a|] _ Chronic Diseases @ Specialty but he spent every cent of it. “We live only Friday for her home at Anoka, Villiam Lembke of Fargo was a| in back the ekirt flares un- 7 caulilai srooden pattition in the # 114 Fourth Street Phone 240 at - Minn. Mrs. George McCay _ will ae caller in Bismarck this} expected! Elks Initiate according to the fire chief. ‘The prone Atontines te tle ello dest hl take charge of this department of| Week aon * house is owned by Paul Pecht. . the college and will be assisted by| . ° 24 Candidates : Miss Dorothy Argent. mrad Trautman of Elgin has} A q e e eee been admitted to St. Alexius hos- ce nnouncement —_extraordi- ire, ¥, Kiet and ron, Richa aes ° afweaty four, caugidaes, were Bary-—Chartie Chaplin in “The|| | WATCH REPAIRING Q First Nation ard, of Minot have returned home af- . z ; A Bost boy confesses he tried ed into 1c smare| BIKS ircus, rel y ly ’ — for plus necessary material or andi ‘i I, J. Moe of Valley City is trans- Mebaditied df lodge Inst night, bot! tual ¢. parts. All work guaranteed, j Mrs Kiclt'e povente Me. aed Mot |acting business in Bismarck this|t burn the schoolhouse. The| work and the “third. degree” work’ C2PHtOl Theatre. Mall Ordera diven Prompt The Pioneer Bank F. L. Loomis at 116 1-2 Fifth street, | Week» en strange part of that is the basc-| being exemplified for their benefit.| bs E. B. Loomis of Pipestone, Minn., is bs : ball season has not begun, This is one of the largest classes The 10th is .he last day of ESTABLISHED 1879 a guest at the Loomis home in this (egies at edit Aad Gabe Se Cea ary ne oa into the local lodge in several discount on Gas bills. BISMARCK, N. DAK pe di ae ceee rules again. We didn't know they| yPaeceding the business meeting! ———= ——== = A i i! — { desl : Y{the Elks band played a concert in bow Ca ite ina vu ernie ‘ Ee alsin of eee) ae had any rules “4 dates with, the lodge room. Lode was served alidlaagsas at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Ini- i : = fib No dal | at 7:80 at, the, Maso nc Ten le. Int M3 jusiness in Bismarck this week- ‘aston sygiicear yeoelekes aay after the initiation cer moni 8. | ae E . » iness of the mecting and all offi-| . they’re going to put on better pic-| Mir, and Mrs. Walters Bismarc vers are requegied towear white: {1 Menus For the ||vort tea fit place to skep'n. | Enter ‘Guilty’ Pleas 5 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Robideaux have || Family | see y Vd, returned to Parshall after attending Many of the 1500 sleuths who) Mr, and Mrs. George Walters ~ the grain dealers’ See a this - * Se ee ry ontaclones | pleaded guilty before Fudge J. A, city, While e) e guests BY SISTER MARY stil a fis) oner’ | Coffey late yesterday to charges of | ey, ‘the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J-| presttast—Stewed prunes, coreat,| DO", Well, the | umber cee engaging in the liquor traffic, Mr. | t oe 8 cream, ham toast, milk, coffee. ing to like them, anyway, Walters was sentenced to eight i Work in the Fellow Craft degree} Luncheon—Cream of split pea a See ue be rernaey (ail ae een i will be exemplified at the regular er derenepet ahaa te of vere- Kansas City has found enough] Walters patra veniee: Se incnll Another Biswarsi College Heep went elt this week at a | i i i » Stale cake pudding, milk, tea. ele- sid j lary of $100 it tl tart. ro banki: | ee sonaey ba paras ca ial Dinner—New ngland’ boiled din. ee roe oe en ae = | age toasprapatetand one bookkeeping position unfilled. ae | ing will start promptly at 7:30, Lat Ln EAE eile nag salad, rate, ist bo asing oe ————E——— It will pay you a attend this aes old ola if you want W. W. Weber of New England| The luncheon dessert provides an usa ee ‘ PT ee ea ere oe was a guest of his sister, Mrs. Myron ¢xcellent ipod to use th cake that] While Congress is trying to do For Free Catalog Write Atkinson of Bismarck, during the ; cone eeing.” e_ pudding something about the flood situation, G. M. LANGUM grain dealers’ convention here. is nourishing and suitable for small | wouldn’t it be a good idea to see fo Ee ses children Sa ee about some of this watered stock? College Building - Bismarck, N. Dak. 9/3 5 ve Peers a PE 0. sleeper One and one-half cups milk, 2] Edison says he can grow rubber % ernoon at her home. Election of °&&% 4 tablespoons sugar, 1 tea-|on tobacco plantations. Not a great officers will be held. ate vanilla, few grains salt, stale | change on some of them, either, Matinee Every Day at 2:30 N ° . ’ 2: : ‘, ;1.|. Beat yolks of eggs slightly with 1 xf ii i v] . : bY ieee ee issih tablespoon, sugar and a few grains Pe siehelis cigs ken rue ors TONIGHT—Saturday , All the famous Oriental Dishes % { f/ ‘Bismare left today for their farm or ni gty add ion fer ine | Say must leave his fountain pen in i served at The Patterson, formerly y aome near offit. - ” ie desk. i. ie os stirring constantly. Return to] (Copyright, 1928, NEA Service, Inc.) CHARLIE MURRAY McKenzie Hotel Miss Mary Cashel has returned | double boiler and cook nub mixtare a per trom Fargo, where she attended the St SE. SE 8 ee . North Dakota state conference of Hee or dulay age en mae { A Thought { GEORGE SIDNEY Chinese Chop Suey x sein workerkss layer of custard and'continue layer | ®— As a conple of clown. Mushroom Chop Suey s A ar for layer of custard and cak til " ing cloudhoppers doing Hy .ciurned from Long. ‘Beach’ Oale| sit the custard is used. 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