The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1930, Page 7

$B RSSAY PRIZES 60 the Opits family is going to’ have | Mrs, L, chicken ed Mandan Commission little time in their regular weekly . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, _THURSDA FEBRUARY 13, 1930 MUSICIANS ARRIVE be entertained following the perform: ance this evening at a reception and dance given by Bismarck and Man-| in dan people who have attended Carle- ton college. The conductor, James for dinner real soon.” ite, and ‘Wastes Tattle Tine | Sey atasa a FOR BAND CONCERT snes nee Mandan city commissioners wasted| se the Thursday Musical club at their] Miesen and Goddard C. C. Swain, president of the May- banquet at the Patterson hotel this into é ; see ville Normal school, has been sec ening. Invite N. Dakota Seed i MORTON PUPILS Ba ae taylors Gay [beat ness meeting lat night, according | {25 Seater for the high sohool com: {carleton Symphony Band Plays jev pene x ane Next Year | repair the , besides a $10 fine| ‘They Boning a few bills, accepted eng phat (ae eet at City Auditorium Tonight; 1k Galina ok dapiola' eabaes, te iow mere } poreey re Pict tha chase and disorderly con- |the January report of Charles Rey-| gong: °Y ‘©: Gould, city superinten-| ©. Boom Announced cluding favor dances, and heart and 1 Adee ae Minioen ab Robert Kasper Gufs Fret Place Stata we alt eer on enre a Sen alt aa eC at “a Masts : i a . ; ft and $10 Prize in Article == | OR Sarrine Wotey yestitent ond | pec NEW COURT HOUSE a te et ae meer ocr | party given by the Masonic lodge and Commerce, ‘went, 9 Minot, Weanes: ’ on Roosevelt was released from the Morton county |! Personal and ‘ Gitorium, the 45 members of the| ine srastern ‘Siar Seadey sveniN6 at|Grain show there, ‘They left an in- jail, where he was taken when police | Carleton Symphony band with their ed vitation for the show to exhibit here — thought the city jail might be “too Social N ‘arrived in Bis-{Committee in charge. This affair is Fifteen of the 28 Winners in | fimsy” to hold him, ews of | Taare aatiy thie” afternoon. ‘The [28e, of @ series of parties sponsored | Next Year. ‘ the two branches of the ae ae foe Mandan Vicinity i band, traveling in special Pullman|°Y the Masons, eel eats of a : hilgren in. Morton and Burleigh PEE areata eras APY ¥ coaches, came here from Miles city,|‘M® ohders are privileged to. tm LU-GRIP SOOTHES ; cous in nooeevelt’s birthday last K +, f B id: M CURDY AS HE Mont., where they gave @ concert yes- ANO 2s were from Morton county, ® W " Series of Bridge terday. They are returning to North- eanaAE wets ck Call a physican. Then fist of winners reveals. : Luncheons Given field, Minn, after a Canadian tour] | YELLOWLEY TO Stay SSoagecey” wearmece oi ese contest was sponsored by the AT ANOTHER MEETING poet a which took it as far as the west coast.| Washington, Feb. Cea aie coaee Q avy Day commities, of which, Mrs. Mrs. J. P, Hm Mrs. L. H, Con- |Will Get Out Pamphlet on’Neod) 1" sdlition to the trumpets, horns.) tlon Commissioner Doran sald today | \ of wicks 6 Bian end Dr, G. M, Constans, Bis- —___—_—__ polly, and Mrs, H. 5. Russell were! of Building and Help Along _ | stringed instruments, the organization : . » Tharck'a member. Money prizes were |Aged Mandan Woman Attends Ww ee teen : has a number of instruments not awarded by the Bismarck-Mandan =< they began latt Bond Issue Campaign found in the usual orchestra or band. 5 Mrs, Stark, son, i Gustine, . fourth; Alida Beckstrom, | parked ploeanan sixth; Gordon Dettman, Fiorentina thousands Zander, and Herman Michaels, all of . eight, ninth, and tenth; | Coast to at e it and Dolly Aba gi ~ ‘New Salem, twelfth and thirteenth. |0ld friends t—Jane Watson, Mandan, |her in third; Gould, Mandan, eighth; /days. Arleen Burman, Judson, th; | _ Shortly thirtenth and fourteent Rev, Gilbert W. Stewart, Mandan, was one of the judges. ‘Lincoln’ Birthday Party Costs Farmer , Fine or Jail Term “It was just another one of those ‘ judge,” said Irvin Edgar, ferme guess, judge,” . . er near Mandan, when brought before Mandan grou drinking at a Mandan he could remember. He was no question but what he drunk but he cannot understand how * Roethisberger Taken Into Lumbermen Club At Fargo Convention wi : John Roethisberger, Mandan, was ~ one of a class of nine initiated into the Hoo Hoo club at yesterday's ses- sion of the North Dakota Retail Lum- bermen's annual convention in Fargo, e according to an Associated Press dis- patch, Others in the group were D. J. Rob- Andrew Elmer Swen- Wrecking Activities * In Jail Cost Harold B. Arnold Just $79.50 His wrecking activities in the Man- dan city jail early Tuesday morning always will be o i ie | Doctors’ Sessions to Re- call Old Memories x a| Joseph Kitchen Gives Lincoln Talk Before Mandan’s Rotary Club] ' * weet, lett yesterday for Fargo. the principal speaker weekly luncheon meeting of the Man- dan Rotary club today. Mr. Kitchen’s and the driver Recep coer was , member of the club, and E. A. Ripley, president. Cocks Take Ad Of Opitz Hospitality, Police Chief Learns iting | during the afternoon, and the games went to Mrs. William Sulli- van and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan. ed Mrs. J, 8. Kelly, Bismarck, Mrs. Gus Bingenheimer, Minneapolis, and Mrs. George Sloan, Boston. Mmes. Vetter-Funden C. Punden are entertaining this week at their apartments in the Hughes building, at # series of bridge eons. Funden entertained 16 guests at a . | bridge luncheon at the Funden home. Appointments in keeping with 8st. Valentine's day were used, with each table in a different pastel shade. Tables for bridge were arranged in Mrs. Vetter’s apartment, and bowls of red tulips decorated the rooms. hostesses Tuesday at a luncheon for Mrs. George Sloan, Boston, at the former's apartment. Places were laid for 16, and favors were minature hat j| tied out in the table decorations, and ‘seore prizes were found in small suit- cases. Mrs. Joseph E. Kitchen, state commis-| tor minn is to spend a week or sioner of agriculture mettre pik was wl rege ye regular talk was entitled ” The W. F. ui E the last ten days has broken up more numbers which are being added to our large assortment of high quality shoes at ‘ P. lunch room, the tables were cen- tered matching baskets at each place. Covers were marked for 28. wrapped cost of carrying & $250,000 bond issu Danderine ist ; * meal to plan because i in the card games were won by Mrs. | jn dock of tox par T1000 of pacvoned Milwaukee, Wis—It has been] 14 prea M wadane tematr camite to * it’s 80 It’s 90 inexpensive, too. H. L, Dahners and Mrs, F, W. Mc- % brought to light by scientific research | Manage: holds it in place for hours. hard to find variety. Here are Ask your grocer for Staley’s meus ; | that goltre is not @ disease and is not | «eet your waves with it and see how a few delightful breakfast Golden Syrup today. Then eee they in. menus. And be sure to use the Flavored Mrs. Earl McDowell, who has been . coo Staley’s Golden Syrup. This of, onc aple visiting at the J. C. McDowell home, . B. Klein, J. A. Pleck,| 9 prominent goltre specialist for over { e i on the other flavors. Dr. F. B. Strauss; Kiwanis, 8. W.| 24 years, has perfected a ferent syrup good with pan- STALEY SALES CORPORATION Corwin, P E, Byrne, Christ Bertsch; of treatment for his patients Da n eri ne cakes, on waffles, on fried Desatur, Iilineis neahticieree oo ogg Minneapolis, left Wednesday for the west coast, after a visit with Mandan lof Railway Trainmen entertained at & card Cary hall. ae and in a few, dave improvement wil a oder mahed, Eels have cmd Cost Less If You Have It Done Now eur This Big Sale Still Goes and will until we move—If you need shoes, now is the time to buy—We’ve got to move so must reduce our stock in order to get it in our temporary ‘location which is much smaller. 1-2, 1 Committees f the several serv-|soprano, and ea Rut! ice clubs, the anecican and |Smith, harpist, will appear with the baited tno serucat Gormnitene bf the | Ths evening's pteram, whlch be a al evi 5 - , {eins at 8:30, includes the following numbers: . k Symphonic poem: “Chal Romano” chairman, and Paul Wachter, secre- | (Ketelbey); Aria, “Nobles Seigpeurs,” tary-treasurer. Another meeting will | (Meyerbeer), sung by Miss Helenius; be held Saturda: evening to lay plans | (a) Overture “Tannhauser” (Wag- for supporting the proposed 000 | ner); (b) Wotan’s Farewell and Fire bond issue in the March referendum. |Music (Wagner); (a) Golliwoggs’ ‘The committe> was split into two |Cake Walk; (b) Little Shepherd (De- subcommittees, one on the campaign, | bussy); (c) Triumphal Entry of the of which F. E, McCurdy was made |Boyars (Halvorsen); (d) “Juba” chairman also, and another on fi-|pance (Dett): (e) “Cabins” (Gill- nance, of which 8. W. Corwin was |ette); Cantilena: “Ah! Je veux vivre” selected as chairman. Both chairmen | (Gounod), sung by Miss Helenius; are to name the other members of janq “March Slav” (Tschaikowsky). their committees and even can 8P-/ attention of the public is directed point outsiders not numbered in the ito the fact that the Carelton Sym- general committee membership. phony is not a band in the accepted Tt was decided to issue a pamphlet |ise of the word. Nor is it an or- on the need of the Ln bee ieaod chestra. Rather, it is unusual, both court house. | ‘This will bari q |i instrumentation and scoring. Tt is with views of a tentative building and |+1,. migdie ground, musically, between bani Mebieted wt structure, showing |the band and the orchestra, 0 blend- its unsafe wd ed as to produce effects resembling Various phases of this pamphlet both, yet differing from both. To Mectout fares a gringo E. B-| those who are interested in new de- views from . velopments in American music, this ee a a keh ea aan ee “New Musical Force,” will come as an old records if a fire were to destroy them; J. A. Fleck, will supply comparative | Members of the organization wil! insurance rates to show the differ- | = ———— ence between insurance costs on the Goitre Not a Disease wilt collect data on. the unsanitary bse unsai ox re anid Milwaukee Doctor Makes Remark- able Discovery For. the Juncheon, served in the N. with baskets of carnations the minature Valentine Bridge was played at the Hess home honors in Guests from out of the city includ- ee * Hair that sparkles ! hc. =a No one can deny the importance of having the hair arranged in the style best suited to the individual type. Much of the effect is lost, however, unless the hair is kept soft, abun- dant, lustrous. A million busy women and girls know the easiest way to keep the hair in perfect condition is with Dander- ine. The first application will show you how marvelously it removes ex- cess oil from the hair; cleanses it; makes it sparkle with new life and lustre. It's so simple to use Dander- ine. All you do is put a little on your brush each time you arrange your hair! The consistent use of Dander- ine will dissolve the worst crust of dandruff; soothe, heal the scalp; stimulate the growth of long, silky abundant hair. Give Bridge Parties Mrs, Elizabeth Vetter and Mrs. H. lunch- Yesterday Mrs. Vetter and Mrs. Mrs. Funden and Mrs. Vetter were Menus that give, VARIETY to the moming meal Breakfast is such a difficult mush, or on toasted muffins, The traveling note was ¢ar- condition of the present court house; Sloan received s gift | while F. E. McCurdy will analyze the many travelers tags. Mrs. R. M. Welsh left last evening | Rotary, A. J. Arnot, J. P. Jacson, L, H. as proved remarkably success- é . : n Richmond; American Legion, J. 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Perhaps it is a thorough motor over- hauling job, or it might be just a valve grinding job, or ad- ie bag brakes and tappets. Perhaps it is all of these combin : : Usually our Spring’s rush reaches its peak during the months of March and April. Sometimes much as we would like to go to work on your car the minute you bring it in the shop we find that we have a number of other jobs which have to be completed first and we are unable to give as prompt service as we would like to. If you would bring your car around, our Shop Fore- man will let you know what is needed. Even if you do not think your car is in need of any repairs, let him check it over. The inspection will cost you nothing and sometimes saves a large repair bill. A SPECIAL We are offering Dunlop Tires at the following prices: j © Buffalo Std.4-ply Tubes - HEAVY SELLING $1.95. $2.95 to $4.95 Three-fourths of our entire stock is reduced -3 to 1-5 Off