The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1930, Page 5

__THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1930_¢ 8 & single picture, the widow Tan hav-|@ @|member nations closed today with] CARD OF THANKS Found—A_ place to buy! men—something for the car— 5 ing been provided with costumes suit- Dogs Are nithful | |its delegates trank in their admissu We wish to thank fri i \V lable tor every conceivable sort of s0- | Dogs Are Faithful that its results were not. saa and neighbors for thelr kindness and | Christmas gifts that are dif-| sporting goods. Gifts for ' cial activity. The various ensembles, | In Master’s Death | —_—_—_ | sympathy during the bereavement of | ferent. Ask your Gamble man-| women—useful durable toys =] e a) including jewelry and other acces-|@——--——.... ih eae * | bel id, fi : tories, were specially designed for the *) Wilton Lodge Names (tiie We also wish to express our| ager for his list of gifts for| for children. sa picture, many by the star herself. yep agree vere tar C. Michel New Head hanks for the many beautiful floral " ———— | tributes. *. PN er eT ET TUE EN ee wes intelligence of two dogs was un- ee i } Pirate Theme Is Used | Dancing Party Has City-Connty Briefs ‘*! ‘folded today with the conclusion | Wilton, N. D., Nov. 28—Meeling re- a gen ete For Football Banquet Monte Carlo Motif 3 of @ coroner's investigation into |cently, the Wilton Fellowship lodge Mrs. Elsie Staib. i aE RG AT Sad pe on sine Oliver. 24. {elected officers. They include: C.! Mr, Amiel Piepkorn. tur ‘Thin Gnctiedtte ‘Welbnee “vod al eel i Dr. and Mrs. Charles P, Brady, 230] farmer. ver, after partaking |Michel, Master; Otto Olson, Warden; | PR Secret tbat é d f I th L t D t Bismarck high school Roa on ts a Pitter of Monte arto, tee | West Thayer avenue, are parents of] Of ® Thanksgiving dinner. took | Frank Josephson, Warden; Richard | WARRIOR'S SON DIES a ay: s e as ay 0 pearance of a pirate’s den for the| dancing of the club, held|® Son born Wednesday afternoon at| his two dogs and went rabbit | Everson, Treasurer; G. A. Lindell,’ New York, Nov. 28—(P)—Captain banquet given Tuesday evening by qeanesiay eveniar ¢ Forty Club, held | the Bismarck hospital. hunting. Several hours late: his |Secretary, and John E. ‘Williams,!y — B, Stuart, son of “Jeb” Stuart ake dvanta e of These the senior girls in honot of the foot-| presented ‘a striking 7 saaclan, wife and mother were ala:med [Trustee C. Michel succeeds Gordon | of Confederate army fame, died Wed- ‘ tall tales, ‘Huge blocks pred orp to repteeent Frank J. Smith, 505 West Thayer ie Ae bal Fed one of the dogs | Burgum as Master. nesday in Istokopoga Fla. He was 71.! Wonderful H 1 A pirate ship, with sails set, cen-|dice centered the floor, while smaller | Venue, left Wednesday evening for ie back door, Members of Seca Seat eC Sse! argains in tered the table which was further|blocks were heaped aloi Minneapolis, summoned there by the| the family followed the dog into | Chita’ i decorated with pirate dolls, At each/in the corners, Sars errata t oy heey death of his father, H. E. Brith, the woods and there found the | 40 Germans Are Hurt line pe ae ee Lager al place were miniature treasure chests.|resent dice cups were placed. Scores | Which occurred Wednesday afternoon.| . other dog standing guard over In Political Rioting' Lee ae eer one Date 8. Orange and black were the pre-|of cubes with black markings were, Mr. Smith had been ill about two Oliver's body. .A charge from his dominating colors for the decorations. from the ceiling, and others | Weeks. shotgun had entered his stomach. al ‘An address by W. F. McClelland of banked the fireplaces and hung from ‘ The coroner said Oliver's gun, Eutin, Germany, Nov. 28—(!—Two | the state training school, Mandan,| the side walls. Streamers further em-| Miss Bertha Palmer, state super-} Was discharged accidentally caus- score men were injured, one seriously | was @ feature of the program. phasized the black and white motif|intendent of public instruction, and} ing instant death. during a free-for-all fight between Miss Agnes Fleck headed the din-| noted in the decorat.os. W. E. Parsons, deputy, left this aft- ————EE fascists and social democrats which ner committee, other members of| Mr. and Mra. Harold Shaft were|¢riioon for Valley City where they] CONFERENCE HELD FAILURE |‘eveloped at a lecture by Julius Leb- which were Evelyn Omett, Sylvia|chairmen of the committee which ar-| Will conduct a conference Saturday| Geneva, Nov. 28.—()—The secona|®% Social democratic member of the Benzon and Mary Lou Thompson.|ranged this first party of the club’s| for supervisors and instructors in|conference of the League of Nations Feychsteg, shortly after be jiad an- Asssiting them were Bernice Herch,| Winter season. Assisting them with| rural education and directors of nounced as his subject, “Hitler's Big J ! Jean Mudgett, Helen Hanson and| decorations training at the state normal schools.|£0* concerted economic action of Fraud.” Catherine Brown. ’ . Ce .| The conference aims to unify courses Decorations for the tables were ; in methods which are being offered cared for by a committee made up of ‘. to care for rural school demands. a iy For Christmas 2 rhe Gift That Only You = Can Give VIRGINIA BUTLER HOME STUDIO » Third Street Phone 898 Dresses Every one of them is an excellent qual- ity and worth much more than the price we are asking. S y = We have these dresses in the following ern bie Sees Cam- 5 . J. . ance Lh (ae Brie, haaeatrins inning ™ ™ ” attractive prices to suit every purse. quist. a vi course. om me ae | Barnes Farmers to $8.45 $12.45 Women’sOrganizations|™ To Assist Girls Clubs} ,,2?°, Form Association anizat Valley City, N. D., Nov. 28.—Barnes atiilated withthe Cenlaeny cour . county farmers will organize a Farm- Se wil serve | refreshments at ie thelr friends are invited. aoa mete inert Shipping =o onthly pi Ss Of three Ls Barnes count clubs sponsored by the Bismarck Girls | @————______._o Lpdetpecd eeedera to a Stevens, Council,. it was announced beet ll 1 AT THE MOVIES 7 house tare. e Farmers’ Union ware- the extol girls, welfare committee, | ° ee il eas board of ae members of which are Mrs. Alfred who lat appoint of- Zuger, Mrs. A. H. Barrett and Mrs. ficers for the association. G. Olgierson. The Monday club will have charge of serving at the Wach- ter Girls club this evening; the Jew- ish Ladies Aid at the Will school club and the Catholic Daughters at the} suspense-! action dramas that | Richholt school. command attention. Perhaps it is| ‘The newest club, organized at the/the Bancroft personality that gives Will scheol has adopted the name, each story. “The Pioneers.” Officers are Harriet} Bancroft’s new starring vehicle, Malm. peesident a oe pte ee & notable example. Here secretary. e ~Wacl action-1 chosen “Stitch and Chatter” as their bia cree club name, while their new officers are Lucile Willman, president ; Eliza- beth Longmuir, vice president, and Cathetine Hall, secretary. Girls will attend the parties this $14.45. $19.45 You can even afford to buy more than one of these lovely dresses at the above prices to last you through the holiday season and its numerous parties. A Sensational Special Purchase Sale | Women’s Fur Trimmed Winter _ || Bismarck Cloak Shop COATS Bringing a wonderful collection of lux- uriously Fur Trimmed Broadcloth Coats that would ordinarily sell at $45 to $49.50. All Richly All With Trimmed 00 Warm With Only Double Durable Furs Interlinings the most original costumes books. 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