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

x . PRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1928 _THE : BISMARCK TRIBUNE —$—_———————-—_——————— @| Miss Sally Miller of Davenport, Mrs, Paul Grewer of Glen pre ‘il Fashion Hints Jeg Iowa, visited ffrienes in Bismarck | 1s te pending « few days in Bismarck | are o—— 4 | Thureday on route to the New Eng-| Vit friends. | week. land states, where she will visit} F, W. Messeremith of Coleharbor an Ga ae ee in the city on business this | achievement, she again attracted at-!usual age of fourteen years. \ : Wei, ra oy publ iyectiat wane pores "fed s T ere whit ie aa 0 Drs. Spring Flowers Col. G:,A. Skinner me Her jane f we ieee Phelan an of thls this ty es nay de 4 “ay oe ;| Capitol heatre _Used to Decorate Honored at Party RA) etic ss a. os : cones i Luncheon Tables} © at Fort Lincoln, SS ant . J. Tehida, Jt of Glen Tonight and Saturday +! gu pei ‘the past two days in Yellow Paget 5 contac’ the tables} About 35 members of the medical lor the Yclock luncheon at] and dental profession of Bismarck st Ral} "Neil which Mrs, Henry Duemeland was} and Mandan hd elgee ent 4 : ostess Wednesday at the Hotel|/ day evening by Major Y . to Visit Lovewell at the Fort Lincoln Weep ers Mes laid ae eight guests.| tal in honor of i jonel G. hy 9 cep te ae gee Sa or cM % larngn ba GUSSNER’S town gues! ‘ollow- inner gave a sho Yh born with the doable hog the luncheon an informal after-| the o ition of medical wits n Y e ig RS ls Mint Ye n'a sage id toon was spent, | i Even If You Do Not Intend to Buy U.C. T. Card. Party Given Wednesday at Peter Karpen Home close of the eyening. Whist Club Meets With Mrs, Anderson] uselae hair mates er to] Rea ent evening A card party for members of the = emanen dite! ¥. C. T. was held Wednesday eve-] Mrs, Rachel ‘Ansivatn Wis hostess | dre: startown, 8. D.. D. ing the Don't fail te see this women ging at the home of Mrs. Peter members of the Midniget Sun week rch. per tendbeimilindinerd ; SA ME PRICE ‘Nrs, Felix Ulman and Mrs. J. B. vening. 4 of Mandan has 4 a HE IS THE KIND OF A MAN WHO mith won honors in the evening’s| Mrs. Mattie Erstrom and Mrs. been admitted to St. oo hospi. £ STOPS FOR NOTHING — FOR NO- games.” After the games the hos-| Anderson ‘won high honors in the| | Mrs. C. A. tal for treatment, he naa a weal or over BODY — ONCE HE STARTS — AND tess served lunch, | whist games of the evening. After z . ene — fsewlinccli valk JUST WATCH HIM START! WHAL e games a ci juncheon was roeder vee ‘The Catholic Daughters of A: served tens. ghlage hi be will fe BISMARCK, N. D. ACTION! Tiare Boats ok me | on on Bp =o 35 Years lay at 1: bd pe St. Mary’s auditor- At a banquet will be held at the Grand’ Pacific alent ied the ladies and their husbands. M: Pris a preside as suas mistress. Mrs. Eleanore’ Reichert of Dickinson, state regent of C. D. “ A of A., will attend the ceremonies asi ) e e . : % Sioa a wpstcs of ladies from Man- Basement Lunch Room eee Saturday Hours—9:380 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. —~2/|[ GiKSON 25 K BAKING | | dQ PRICK or HEARTS POWDER Comedy and Fox News Word was received in Bismarck Haiti! from the Commodores, local dance orchestra, announcing their arrival in San Francisco after & two months’ Poa to the Orient, Monday and Tuesday paying on the S. President Lin- 6 199 a if the hes- Saco Plate Lancheon A GIRL IN EVERY POR Winston ‘of Mandan, Billy’ Euren BREADED PORK CHOPS § “This is positively a riot.”—N. Y. World. Ls Fargo and Clifford Brewer of BUTTERED PEAS AND CARROTS - jamestown. MASHED POTATOES AND GRAVY BREAD AND BUTTER 25e Karl Peterson, brother of Fred J ind John Peterson of Bismarck, re- turned Thursday from a trip Germany, where he has been study- ing music for the past four months. =~ On his way home he visited Sweden, . ae ‘Belgian, France and Eng- " Mr. and Mrs, Frank Evarts and hi th Evarts’ “ MADE WIENERS iy leave pacsnaay iter aciectenied ic er an any oo SALAD See ee single ond ...these = coast They re- im to Blomarck, about Buy L many flavors mingled Judge A. G. Burr will spea! ik at the First Mee church Fsunday wening at 7:30 on the sub; ‘Why and How Should Christians — the Eighteenth Amend- nent’ BUTTERED ASPARAGUS HOT GRAHAM AND WHITE ROLLS 25c "Geed to the last drop” Delicatessen _ ‘ The regular lattice of the Rain- vow Girls will be held Saturday eve- aing at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. {nitiation will be the business of the meeting and officers are re-| A. Whittemore of this city, is a membtr of the Jamehtown college chorus which vill appear in Bismarck April 23.1 B. H. Stasrad of Fargo was a business caller in this city during Gambl--Robinson Fruit Company the past few days. TONIG ; wested to wear white. Yo q Miss Melba Whittemore, daughter | ‘f Dr. and Mrs. A. i { HT FRIDAY - SATURDAY Miss Doris Heath of McHenry is Matinee Every Day al a guest in this city for a few days. It’s Great Entertainment! Commesaanie tivansens, ath earns come! ‘eature starts 2:30—7:30—9:1 inviting when they include a bowl of delicious Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. %& Extra wholesome too! Kellogg’s are so very easy todigest. . « » Theirhealthful Correc style, good taste and variety so wide that no one style is repeated—these are the outstanding features of this new dress offering. Plain and printed geor- gettes, tucked, tiered and flounced. 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