The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1928, Page 5

“MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1928 __ si _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Mrs. B.C. Harnish of Bismarck days, left Saturday for Yellowstone sf Clinton Wayne DeWitt of Sweet NO SURPRISE HAS CHARMED LIFE underwent an operation at a Alex- Park. Mrs, Hagen is a sister of | Bri The Niece: Weren't fet sur-| Aberdeen beter Nag raid , ° ‘ hate eg etait eels Mra. Atters Crapchise his as net |Parey' bed teht iar eredewt| Poor | teas, Bats, Balhed. saunas, att 8 as a a me a Miss Ruth Schwartz of Bismarck Dr, and Mrs. G "plata have | house guest her father, Fred ‘Apits, Her Uncle: No; that spout all a lege ail. vs ote Xs In_the parece rime: "| Merry-Go-Round Is | returned from Minneapolis, where|°% Amboy Minn. | lhnewern would leave you.—| fight, Deputy Sheriff ‘Tom Glenn, “ Ready for for Mandan |‘"’y h2v¢ spent the last ten days.) William Hager and Herbert Walk. | —_—_——_— Tir ssoeue at slected fellow officers Mes. Sarah Kraft Lieut. and Mrs. Jon J. G. Carton and fainily of Bow- Dr. Spielman attended the meeting |er of Fillmore, Calif., visited at the ALL OR NOTHING found thet many bullet holes in his he a TS. JONES | don were business callers in Bis- tof the American Medie: A. W. Furness home Frida: Kindly Old Soul: Will you two| clothing. and Ralph Braley Entertain at Dinner] ™=*k Friday. Good Will Day is set for Saturday, | SN tesa) ye boys stop fighting if I hd yon wo ** June 30, in Mandan. *jand ithe International Rotary con- Vi leech Fy warter? 2 i ‘ j cn dike Htiw Veins ot Hiatal” The tans 4 which failed |Yention. En route home Dr. and} Vaudeville at Palace Theatre,, : ‘ Vaudeville at Palace Theatre, Married Saturday Lieut, and Mrs. H.C. Jones en-| visited friends in Biamarck this |to arrive for the last Good Will Day Mrs. Spiclman visited in Duluth and) Mandan, Wednesday evening, | gion ? thee fie poate Mandan, Wednesday evening, the iron range fountr: se ae Mrs, Sarah A. Kraft of Bismarck | tettained at dinner and the theatre | week-end. and een $0. many juvenile ig June 27th, |swers. 2 June 27th. : became the bride of Pvt. Ralph 0,| Sunday evening at Fort Lincoln in —— visitors wi in the city for Sat-| Mrs, Maspaiet McDonald is spend- = f Ph ©.) vonor of Colonel and Mrs. Thomas DOC’S BIRDIE urday, F.C. R. Schultze, chairman | ing'a few deve heroes te eee Braley of Fort Lincoln Saturday aft- W. Riven aad Mi, Bi Mus! apr oad as taonths f° a e Good ak Day committee, Me and Mrs. Oscar Morek before « Gosesooesssesss ernoon at 4 o'clock at the Lutheran is . Hefmann -lyou advi me to take up go! is assu ‘or the other pleasure-| turning to her hot Tr . j. | ler of New York, it my mind off rk. seekers there will be a ferris wheel | sd ve a a eal Parsonage. Rev. I. G. Monson offi-| "Co -nations and roses formed al*'boctore Tad vn aaa Wash. | Mrs. McDonald pias rales ; Giated. centerpiece for the dinner table.| Banker: Well, for goodness sake| About 75 awards will be given to land Braine im sin the Twin Cities | . The bride’s gown was of orchid page the P Sar Be iS and eee|epaln—Anewern. = to get it back shonre a ted on pert cag | ee gt es ie . i ‘apt. again.—Answers. egistrations wi made at tl ait S i warn taffeta trimmed with gold| M F Ttoomquist pt. Geo: Jerk ae er Menden CHARS cf Cob dienes | Mr. and Mrs. James T. McGilli¢ | g lace. She wore an orchid hat, and oy have returned from a two weeks’ | @ r ) e@ . carried pink roses. Miss Elsie California ‘Goalts Speculen, tN cr Was bet romne Lo are 4 to|Yacation trip through the Black | : Dralle, bridesmaid, wore pale green -! ter now and the cure is complete. |give 2,000 free tickets for free rides | ills, to Lusk, Wyo., and Denver, crepe ‘and a lace hat. She carried at C. C. Hibbs Home| Patient: What did oy on the merry-go-round and th torris hone le carnation. “Your hearing is ter. My fee|wheel. The show will be in city a est Ciecarone attended as best! nies. c. C, Hibbs, who has recent- |! eer coh See Mrs. W. in i J. Beirlein of Auburn, Folowing the wedding, a dinner|1¥ Tetumed from spending the win-| «fio%,, fai SH, Fifty oat Wis., formerly of Mandan, arrived ) fT TO aT | jiverside, Calif., visited in here Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs. | ‘was served to the bridal party at he R . * ——. | Personal and | ineapolis en route home, and at- L. F. Means. the Lewis and Clark hotel, Mandan. | tendod ‘the dedication of the I. Mercury is being used instead of Social News of 6 i ° . a een w Mr. and Mrs, R. elsh and Mr. and Mrs. Braley will spend the C.| water supply vapor for steam tur- jummer in Bismarck where Mr. Bra-| Bull Memorial library at Cokato,|bines, it Pee operation at higher ity | Mii Sh a ons, Clyde and Laurence, left Sat- a og acy CE NI fis tas sous tis hora te |S weiss TR eae x pont sek: | marck by the donor, H. C. Bull, and|*™Peratures. e Ny tea at Palac, k Hills. fember'1, they will make their home| his nurse, Miss Ora L: Martin. who| vaudeville at Palace Theatre, |e see $ are guests of Dr. and Mrs. Hibbs, 4] Mr. and Mrs. C. Hagen of St. > in St. Louls, Mo. before continuing their trip to Riv.|Mandan, Wednesday evening,|Paul, who have been visiting Mr.| A marri Fi Chi erside. June 27th. and Mrs. Ted Rotnem for a few/ Ti a rst autauqua Mr. Bull, who is a former resident = Fifty Years Ago! chee te oqeted. £75,000 to the village for a Memoria! e building was recently dedicated, and | «The Redpath-Vawter chautauqua| the donee returned "prom his Cali- * ~ opens in Bismarck this evening. Aj fornia home to be present on the oc- i little over 50 years ago the first| casion. chautauqua opened at Chautauqua libata They visited in the Twin Cities en route home. Bismarck's Busy Shopping Center BTU PAPPPPPPAPPAPPAPPPPIPA A license was granted <8 Upal Mae Peterson sae Et, Vacion Auets|Whist Party for aaa Moo Ss jee rtalliag trail blazers in the ‘chautauqua Rena Mosbrucker big was Ruiials a fae of aaa owns. jis circuit plan was enlarged in 1910. Today, chautau-| g MWeich entertained Fridey Rcaitg MODEL 11 11 quas are shov:ing in every state in in compliment to Miss Rena Mos- eae touching almost every | brucker, whose marriage will cccur UUM CLEANER bs Tuesday. The Jackson Jubilee singers and a | ” famous speaker, Sigurdur K. Gud-| gn"tqfee ef wine anette uate me Home and Ai and Automebite Cleaner mundson, will be on the program) nart of the evening. Miss Muriel this evening when the Bismarck | tart and Mrs. Katherine DeLane: feces commences. The pro-/| won high scores, y gram will begin at 8 o'clock. Season! "a trer the 4 games, a course lunch- beng may be purchased at the | oon was rerved and novelty games ’ eae “Th Fe heon tables we tefed Major and Mrs. C, H. Lovewell, mana ‘ recently transferred from Fort Lin: with waes'<? BS e coln, were among a group of new- i comers to be Honored at Fort Snell-| Miss, Anna Burr of | Bismarek This bss i onda at 6 p.m. Satur- day night, so act without delay. Use this New Model Eureka we loan you just as if it were your own. See how quickly and thoroughly it cleans carpets, rugs and all hard-to-get-at places. Discontinued Patterns The Surest Way to Grow : 4 4 | spoke Saturday from the KGCU ing this past week, when officers | radi ‘ IF YOU DECIDE TO BUY AFTER FREE TRIAL | and their wives eniertained at the Tpocaiblee aaa rieatic tne Only Zz Geen BALANCE EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS wii nies H ' Y ing No regarding the posed =_— jane Emily ‘Olson Jet, recently | Sottutgnaly amendment "in the Remember Saturday is the last day of this offer, so act now. Phone, call or years this 9x12 feet ...$8.95 { for Grand Forks from whence she|"""e “" election. | | write today. Learn about our easy payrnent plan. Make this test without store has found no ge ee reo ante | wera Mba: FG. (Acmeosare cost or obligation. surer way of in- 9x10 1-2 feet 7.95 Serica. Miss Oleen wal be away for | 22 their guests, Mrs, C. Arness and serves. : iss Olson will be away for | daughter, Emma, and. Mes. ‘Mate HUGHES ELECTRIC COMPANY creasing its busi- two weeks or more. Weber and family, of Havana, N. 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