The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1930, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1930 5 Arai B. ee be in the gent of the national organization. [EL Adams. stenry aier ana Hatters omaotgeriineaqets Agi ous boxes of their favorite W HAT WOULD BE c\s ——=—======== | Al Capone Not Found | — am ize Av peat hie Baye CONGRESS Than a box of Hoskins-Meyer | __At Sister's Wedding| Sore Throats | co STATIONERY INNE Y S | Chicage. Dec. 15. —0P)--Wedding | LEARN . BICYCLE bells rang for Mafalda Capone, 18, d C h NETTE! ! Ps iz PA |sister of Alphonse Capone, and John an ougns, MINETTE'S ‘| PLAYING CARDS . There are dozens to choose from ranging from 50c to $4. IJ. Marios, TMETOy: but ponies | METHOD i the gang chief was close endug! bres ter | j z UICKLY RELIEVED BY THIS <a = 1 pee remained an unanswered | Q Lye PRESCRIPTION Pies GIFT SETS There were unconfirmed rumors| Here's a doctor's prescription called ei ulture 4 9» thats all- evening at 7:30 at the Masonic sy! To Pose for Portrait) ana Ruby Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. R. for sale adv. Classified Section. temple. Recently elected officers will o | vi | . Wildfang, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. be installed and a social hour will fol-' san prancisco, Dee. 15.—iP)—Glen |Boren, i. E. Heaton and Mys. Edna) ———— A “ lyin, San Francisco artist said today | Putnam. ; FOLEY-GRAM Members of the Progressive. Moth- ers club will hold their annual Christ- mas party Tuesday evening at the) home of Mrs. Verne Haines, he had been commissioned to paint the portrait of Mrs. Herbert Hoover. | The Girl Scouts of California ‘have | ordered the portrait, Ilyin said. | Mrs. Hoover is an honorary presi- Henry Larson called at the Selmer | Ones home Saturday while Mrs. Lar- son visited at the Bliss home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Larson were Mon- day evering visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ‘tops couxhs—genuine Foley's Hones d Tar Compound. Dependable. diately spreads a healing r irritated throat tissues, ¢ clogged air passages. i without effort. S ing without opiate that Capone, who is listed No 1 on |Chicago’s roll of “Public Enemies,” was among those present, well pro- |swer @ contempt citation for failure ‘to appear last winter for questioning jabout his income. Thoxine that is really throat insur- Its success is due to its quick With the very first ance. double action. most instantly it contains nothing harmful, and is pleasant tasting and safe for the whole family. Singers and speakers find Thoxine very val- uable. Put up ready for use in 35¢, Bay voor Christmas: silts 60c, and $1.00 bottles. Your money | back if not satisfied. Sold by all| This Minette Graduates Are in demand AND NEW CATALOGUE Minette Beauty School 309 Broadway Fargo, N. b | PhoneG | now from the Wedge. } | store will close Dec. 24th. druggists.—Adv. { Get goud positions f | { | \ ! | Christmas gifts? Check off your Bridge friends ow with gener- Parcel Delivery 57 of Sheaffer’s pens and pencils or a desk set for the office man. 1QIRIIRIOIG! tected by guards. None. however.| swallow it soothes the sore throat and could be found who would acmit hav-j| and stops the coughing. It goes di- Command high salaries ing seen him, giving rise to further| rect to the internal cause. : Baggage Transfer speculation as to whether he would} The remarkable thing about WRITE TODAY FOR HOSKINS a MEYER ‘appear in federal court today to an-|Thoxine is that while it relieves al- INFORMATION Phone (Home of KFYR) We are sure you have seen that wonderful line of Christmas cards. —= = = a] read a | who was found dead in his car three] are: for senior president, Alvin Austin} St. Paul on or shortly after Jan. 1. ry i miles south of St. Anthony Satur-}and Glenn Jarrett, Grand Forks,’ The Reibold lence at O01 | ey, have not been arranged pend- Vernon Smith, Dickinson; secretary-| Seventh street has been sold to Theo- ing the arrival of Woodmark's son,| treasurer, Charles Breitwieser, Grand| dore Quanrud. er a Wash., who is ex- phy Pe A Eastman, Hazen, Mar- ‘ , gar , Beach; f m man- 2. al MANDAN MAN HURT Mr. Woodmark had lived in Bis-| ager, Harold cach: for prom man-/ Fredonia Woman . . : : : marck for more than 15 years and) Francis Ulmer, Fargo, a y | Junior Piano Pupils. [Indian School Pupils | jas been atively ‘engaged in the| dor, Hlsbore for chores, Richrd Succumbs Here 7 7 ;. 2 ; se" taachine ness: ee Will Present Recital] To Give Radio Program| IN AUTO ACCIDENT | time. Ha ae Vernon Sales ee poe | (iter an iliness of six days, Mrs i rae —_—_ fi i { A son, Walter, livi ‘inees ' foil istina Janke, Fredonia, died here h ‘Twenty-six junior piano students} Pupils of the U. 8. Indian school i [N.'D. and Woodmark’s widow’ who| president; Glenna: Everson, cracvon, | 2st, ment at the age of 62, , of the Belle Mehus Music studio will | “ill present a program of Indian mu- lives at Detrolt Lakes, Min., are also| Mary Keht and Sylvia Stesle, Grand | o Mis, canke was born in the south appear in a recital Tuesday evenin | \° dramatics and, Christmas carols ae expected to arrive today. | Forks: secretary-treasurer, Joe Car-| (gyn ond "8S married there in ( {\ xt 7:30 o’cloc! evening over | — lin, Hettinger, : =| 4 p BBA! \ - at the Dahners-Tavis Melody shop.| cryR. numbers are a part of pel 'Two Youths Will | Gini, MARE. fe ian Wen | Since retiring from active farming . + 4 Opening the program at eight o'clock | intertainment which the pupils will | William Zi Inj About| oO Youths W1 | Watertown, 8. D.: prom manager, |/° Years 980, she has lived with her will be small Doris Jones, four-year- | sive Wednesday evening at the school. itiam Zimmer Injured About! Appear in Mandan | Den Dresden, Larimore, Loyd ‘Nor: family in Fredonia. cld daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harry|_,7h¢ program: Indian Dawn, glee * ;son and Lafe Ludwig, Grand Forks A sag hg engl Bboy | : (club; White Dawn is Stealing, Marian Juvenile Court) choregus, Barbara Buechler, Kulm,| {ters both of whom live in Canada, \ A. Jones. who will play Giant Steps/siater; On Away and Awake Be- Hamilton Simons, Fargo, aid tivset| well as her husband and seven (Crosby Adams). loved, Cecelia Warren; reading trom | ‘Two youthful shoplifters, 14 years| Kallestad, Grand Forks. jchildren, all of them living.in the i Other numbers will be: Tune and|Eiawathe, Catherine Bailey: By the William ZimaneT” Mandan, was) 9% age, Were caught Saturday in| Sophomore candidates include: | “yontative errangements 1 : Lullaby, Marjorie Lou Robinsons Tt away ina Manger, Lucy Polita, Iseverely cut about the head Sunday | Mandan stealing from the J.C. Pen-) President, Gordon Dablow. Thief! made to hold the funeral on ‘Thurs: ! Sleepy Time, Jeanette Fay Mortt8:/rieanor Partain, Sarah White-Eagle; | at 3:30 p.m. when a Ford coach! 30°C tne youths left the store| Grand Forks, and Gilbert’ Steweet,| O23 oF Friday at two o'clock at ite i Grandfather's Sword, and Climbing, |Sheperds and Sheperdesses, Emma which he was driving hit the concrete | witha pair of gloves, the other ob.| Mandan: secretary-t ert Stewart. | family residence at Fredonia. Rev | ) Marearct Connolly; Skippity-Skip,|and Stella Omar; Holy Night and © buttress dividing the center of ‘he | tained a cigaret lighter. T ob-| Arde Aberdeen, 3. Dy Louise Hotes | end John Schmidt will officiate "if Tcotel ‘Tiedman; Swallows at Sun- (Little Town of Bethlehem, glee club. ee underpass mn nehway No. 10) | A hearing will be ‘conducted at) Blsmarek, Grannlson’ Tharp, Man- BS 4 vn, Mary Helen Hoss; Wing Foo| MISS CAROL DEIS RAOUL E. NADEAU age oye saps | 3:30 p. m, before Mrs, Alice R. Bailey, | 4an; choregus, David Haney, Camilla| 4 noon day luncheon will be } oe vEGe | Mtl 3 RAC, eee . i |" ‘The car belongs to W. K. La Uaugh,| juvenite commissioner. in the Man: | McLaren, and’ Leon Jorgenson, all of i : and Fairyland Music, Gavle Kelly: / 7 School Notes || nar;N0® York: Det. 18a soprano irom Dayton, Ohio, and a New York 2h Sere hehe alge ofthe car. was | OME Cit Hall mer. in the Man-| McLaren, and’Leon Jorgenson, all of! served by the Trinity Lutheran ier The Speed Boat and Japanese baritone were recognized today as the winners of the fourth national radio|4am. The right side of the car was | Oud | Ladies Aid in the church par- , iy ing Doll: Begey HOMES: eal ee | Qudltion. “Mist Carol Dels and Raoul E, Nadeau won first prizes in the|a#™aged and will cost about's100 to| suyps AND BREAKS WRIST | under the new system, thera were: | | 2 chrtsinas Ever anes ov Pas-| MOFFIT. women's and men’s classes last night in the finals, sponsored by the At- repalr, lees to La Paugh. Wille ah outs to oNGHON BLIRKG oe ler on new Cie ct cao ieee bert Dee. 16. Every- ° ye, spend water Kent foundation over the National Broadcast! Ne. were polatd Lepobeeesiy LI ‘| son; 2 wel i , torale, Harriet Rosen: woes. MY! or the Primary Room yor | awarded $5,000, a gold decoration, and two voate’ tujtien ine conservatory, [Was taken to the Mandan ‘Deaconess MS Charles Hide! sipped on the le¢| soe, Hudson, Wis. and Robert Ryan ly welcome n ° A 3 7 | | i Marian Hyland; Etude (A String of|” Netti Port | Se oun: pearls) peter Croonqiust; Lutterfly, ae . pera torr hen ae o—_ - | family of Frances township, weré Mandan Schools to | Slope Students to iW J. Reibold Pla t Eat brs Af id to i Donna Jean Davis; Allemande, Jane week and Dorothy Mofat. Albert and | McKenzie j [Sterling visitors at the G. A. Hughes) Close for Holiday Seek Posts at Uj": Ty M ns | at, Lives on Soup t Watson; Tarantelle, Eleanor “ook. rdsiey, Jimmi ichol, an lome. y pera | | ieee 5 Gave in B flat, Elizabeth Ann] Marjorie Bailey were out part of this Miss L. Sanborn was unable to Recess Next Friday Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 15.—Can-| ‘0 Move to St. Paul “Afraid of stomach gas, I lived on LaRose: Le Bouffon, Saran Crewe; week. By MRS. T. T. HUGHES teach school Tuesday forenoon and didates for class offices at the Uni- soup for 5 months. Then I tried Ad- eat Gebenita aiid: “April - Bloalons Marjorie and Jimmie had perfect |Edna Putnam taught for her. am versity of North Dakot W. J. Reibold, resident of Bismarck | lerika and now I eat most anythi Soe ee ee eaiars! GRgOtleN, NUI| TaerEr aT ern ebllS: Mave Bhs atone Lovelta, Sanborn, and Ming) Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Wildfang enter- Sages rere progeny cm. hoehola Wttay by: Beatsoe Sebo, aE move to St. Paul next | without any gas."—Mrs. A. connor fealty tT; ae - {Manly spent Saturday afternoon ain ir. anc . Henry Wildfang Bpcotends 2 : operate the Equipment| Adlerika reli ' Croonquist; Poem, Helen Targart: | pun, work in its arithmetic work | iti; tion and open Monday, Jan. 5, ac-| Dickinson, chairman of the nominat-| Servi relieves stomach gas in . : * | Books. ‘ing Mrs, E. L. Adams, Saturday eve-|of Sterling to dinner Sunday. Mr, pe Ys See ce corporation, wholesale con-|TEN minutes! BOTH upper ) orale Sear pateia. imi "Those who haven't been absent |Hing Mrs. George Manly visited alsoland Mrs. H. Larson were callers at vrata RD Gould, superinten-| 10 oontee wil ee pido Vata tie cern handling shop equipment. and lower bows, Weenbving old pot. { rr The Chase), rma Weinber- | since School began are Bertha Benz, /at the Adams home. the J. F. Wildfang home Sundey eve-| Cent of Mandan schools. fuser Golly at th Frs. 1919 to 1926, Mr. Relbold was|sonous waste you never knew wi “ & —_Pomptit (The Chase), Erma Weinber- | Fern Faust, Virginia Nichol, Otto d-| Mr. and Mrs, Lee Hamblen enter- |ning. Central schools will have an exhibit} Hovlete body at the annual election) e member of the firm of Quanrud,|there. Don’t fool | with meaicire Fe Sibu CMMObERDY Viviall OOGUS| MN MAMNTERLE ne ne [a aesa hone ot Ea LAE ie dann GRRE aa ae fe open tor pl races thee ace| Following the plan adopted this| pany ‘here, Sie vag ee ae com-| which cleans only PART of bowels. lan. j "On Thursday the students made a |{2G, 04, Dicthday, of Mrs. Harublen's/at the John Gable and WiInberg/ day afternoon. Custer and Syndicate] Year. the nominating committee com- . e has man-|but let Adlerike give stomach ane | : a rynmere, N.| homes near Bismarck Sunday. y 8 yn +| aged a home appliance business here. | bowels a RI aes oa ce eae ste Scent and cut and colored |>.""who has been visiting relatives| ‘Mr. and Mrs. H. areca, see 46d will “hold their exhibits “on Friday Posed Sunes Gerger, Linton) Mrs. Retbold and their three chil- | of all ject Lankarts Daig-erete Te anele “Madan, who will leave| Each child i trying to receive the /Here. | hose, present, were Mr. and| Mrs, P. E. Roth and Mr. and Mrs. R.| °77n0en. Christianson, Benson, Minn; ‘Don| ("tl accompany Mr. Reibold to | Adv. petri Shonrt i y has the most thus far. She|Mr. an 5. rlie Mc ‘« and | Bismarck Monday. » By : . ‘ x enter- | g Johnston, Crosby; Eu: ton, D.C. Miss Madge Rune) enter ha ter ia our room made seles of Si. ahd Mis, Herald Madland of Me-] ‘The local W. ©. 7. U. was enter- Posters, and other art work of the) itarvey, amd. Miss stares, chalrtnani ‘at the Patterson hotel. Red | Christmas stamps amounting to $3.22, /Noken and Mr. and Mrs. L. Madland.|tained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J.| tember, selected the nominees for office in cvening at tye on holders lighted the | Lois Carroll and Marjorie Bailey sold|*riday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bill/w, Rodgers. Definite plans have not been made| Strict secrecy. } (lute and the Christmas idea was fur-| the most. Each sold 50 cents worth, | Madland ieee And Seine ae Mrs. J. B.S aoe for parties to close the 1930 school| Candidates for the various offices | i ° Ne . A. .|panied by ‘s. Wm. rk, . ee | Red and green favors were at each| Intermediate Room ;Madiand returned to there home at) were shoppers in Bismarck Tuesday.| ties Friday afternoon. sega 4 fiace Guests from Manden besides| Attention was attracted by two | Pembina. The Larkin club was entertained gbtaain “ Mr. and Mrs. Sarvis were Mrs. Clara | moose which were brought) Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rodgers visited |Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. L. B. me Mr. and Mrs, Sarvis were Meneodore | ‘aroun in a taller from Canada. |rs. J. Sharp north of Sterling Mon |moth. Members attending were Mrs Mandan Youth Is | 4 TB) 5 Sor’ mrs sarvis, who isvonnected| iaing land’ were Being’ taken’ to. Ne- "25 H. Larson, Mrs. G. Hughes, Mrs P F-| Nodak Director | a l ness hn the U. 8. Great Plains Fle.d sta- | braska, The P. T. A. held a regular meeting |Roth, Mrs. R. C. Wildfang and ‘Mrs. | ne io research work with the! ‘The Christmas program will in-|1% the schoolhouse with Vice Presi” |r. ‘T. Hughes. Mrs. Oliver Roth was Of Drama Group | ieee or al bureau at Washington during | clude dialogues, drilis, and songs. It|dent Mrs. Manly in charge. After aja vistor. ‘The club will hoid its | Is in giving and receivin rthwhil the winter months ) will be given on Thursday afternoon, | Short business ion and program, jnext meeting January 6 with Mrs.) Bonus tanned seins | ig wortnwnile ee a ace | December 18, in the high school room: |refreshments were served by Mrs. J.|George Manly. Delicious refresh-| , Fenn Ford, “pentose ift J | Norma Hill has been absent. the |F. Wildfang and Mrs. R. C. Boren.|ments were served by the hostess aft-|&t the University of North Dakota, is gilts, i J. M. Harty were \ eg y Nest ah Mrs. vane tet bearel Bin week because of her mother's! Those appointed on committees for jer the meeting. Girector of the Nodak Community club ates dinner party Saturday eve=| Fern Benz and her mother are |the January meeting are. Miss Ruth) Mr. and Mrs. E. Burbage of Bis- faftpeiclerestaperaoe ta eivie theatre | You needn't let the joy of Christmas giving be ning at their home, 417 West Thayer! keeping house for Mr. Hill. \Cordner on entertainment committee | mack and Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes) ovement in Grand Forks. is marred by—lack of funds! We know what wonder- moa dl d ite; ‘Thursday evening a number of |and Mrs. H. E, Hermanson on re-|were Wednesday evening visitors of 2 | ful gifts an inspection of tock wi axenic, Red candles and *pped zo, school children went skating on the /freshment committee. Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Adams. page pec ae | fe hadi ebiexthndetelentiy ieee Will reveal and 7 ena ee sey ee | lakes [P\are, A. ©. Danee and ire, Park ‘Crusty and Tommy,” the first pro- e are glad to extend friendly credit to persons of ” : a S The fourth grade students had an duction of the group, the members if known reliability. at where covers were placed for 12. arithmetic test on Friday. Wood of Menoken were visitors “at @ ‘| were accorded marked success. | 4 Bruise vas played after dinaer with)" Teday Pillsbury got 100 and there- |the George Manly home Monday. | | Schrunk \|"Ford is 8 first cousin of Tom, Matt, iiites dato sextraichan 4 Hanes Rolne to Mrs. Giles Persontus} by earned an achievement stamp. |, Mrs. H. R. Raeshke left for St. Paul | ¢ and Owen Moore of the screen, and a de and A. L. Overbee. ~ { “The Moffit high school is giving | Tuesday, she returned home Sunday nephew of John. Moore, the Stage : » - PaptrrearoariekGt | their’ class play Wednesday evening, | afternoon. By MARGART MARCHANT ee oe nigh school student Ch y i ‘ V Mrs. C. C. Hibbs left Sunday for her | ee 1. It is entitled “In Cherry; B, A. Drawver went to Bismarck lescale ae ako cealace - Rrendan Ford aia pennnet ny ris mas opping heme in Riverside, Calif., after spend- | Insteadgot drawing names for giv- bared bai 7. Mr. Drawver aS eat AW oaneeday, crenitigiak Ate state declamation and oratorical con- | : ing about three weeks in Bismarck] ing Christmas gifts, we are putting |@¢ting on the Jity. | Seaeonant home tests. | Here and Now Insures Entire Satisfaction with relatives. She was accompanied | them in a bag and each one bringing| Mrs. P. P. Bliss leader of the Busy Del masriealis ccalieik vk 400 | by her mother. Mrs, W. E. Martin,|# gift may grab one out. ‘workers 4-H club accompanied by vag parry gh roe * | our e oh who will spend the winter in Califor-| Wednesday the pupils all epee the demonstration team, Esther Wat-) Thomas Norak home Friday after-| Woodmark Rites | | B h B 3 lage i | Miss Iwen’s r practice plqys|son and Ruth Lewis, and delegates . . . -| « | Scare tae™ ele en,ceMostne bre a Boa Set Maem age] Pending Arrival “ onham brothers nope ay ines 1 be a | 2 of the legislative session. ‘young people and teachers went on ;the Wide-a-Wake 4-H club left for) “Heimer McClellan was a dinner Of Son in Seattle A * * W°olelgh ride party out to Bill Lanes. |Fargo, Monday. They will return! guest at the Marchant home Friday. Milton C. Work! Miss Katherine McKinnon, _Bis-! ihome Saturday. |, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Witt spent Fri-| puneral services for A. L. Wood- s , a student at the University of | + BALDWIN a ee site Monday seeder: oe en marck, manager of the Singer ‘Sew- A a rth Dakota, Grand Forks, will have | _T! Citizen's Li iw 5. |, Mr 5. PG. ie ? uction an anarae mene es nae Ser | bears bune teh aeaioenen for the | Manferd Manly took his father, | tored to Wing Saturday afternoon. ing Machine branch at Bismarck ion id Gamma Phi Beta sorority Wednesday | Christmas celebration they are plan- |George Manley, to Bismarck Monday | ol heyday we rors ees z ; _ ft which mothers, alumnae and par- {ning for Tuesday evening of Christ- | morning, where Mr. Manly is acting! given by Mrs. D. F, ‘Goan sae Contract Bridge tonesses will be guests. Miss Mc-/ mas week, Dec. 23; jas, bailiff. | Herman Nieters and family, Mr. and SEARCH I ‘he Ask i , Icninon is 2 Caughter of Mr. and Mrs, | 4 tree is planned for, and a mixed) L. E. Heaton. jr. accompanied by’ Mrs, Joe Scallon and family, Mr. and 1 'y ( ‘ ‘AD. McKinnon, 312 Avenue B West, | Program of singing, dialogues, drills, | Mrs. Edna Putnam and son Palmer, | Mrs. J. E. Witt, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. h | T d: KFYR i ees |pantomimes, vill be given. * | were Monday Bismarck business call-| Glanville, Heimbych young folks, t rough every store | uesday : Rinse | The entire community is invited to | ors | James Tees, Opal*and Fay Harvey. | i n y or Mrs. Lloyd Lillestrand, 316 Mandan attend the program. It will be free |~ 4, jaugh- | Wing, Vernon and Clover Johns, Gus 5 4:30 p. m. ’ « street, was hostess at a bridge party | Mrs. H. E. Hermanson and daug! treet, was hos! br ty | and is the contribution of the young |,.Mvited at the H. Lewis home Mon- | Witt, John Bailey, Ted Merkle, Irene Saturday evening. Guests for two|folks to the community. : and Margaret Marchant. SEARCH ove tables were invited, with score honors! Mrs. Williams visited the schgol | 4ay- |""Mr. and Mrs. Delmer McClellan | ° going to Mrs. R. W. Bennett and Mrs. | Wednesday forenoon. | anee MSE TA Com at the Herman Neiters home the whol Id 0% PLAYERS W. L. Sherwin. Appointments in the All classes are busy with extra |9 meeting al e P. P. Bliss | ursday evening. Ho ae eee eee ee teied ior the {preparations for the Christmas pro- |Saturday afternoon, Installation of || Gustoph Witt called at the Mar- Ole WOT OCF uth (Desler)— Mrs. J. Vail These Boys Who tables. ‘gram. Tioce who see the program jofficers took place. Fern Rodgers | chant home Friday evening. Shipley, , Kaneas. Are About to Die! sii see jand hear the “Christmas Crazy” class | acted as installing officer. The club| The Hiembuch young folks spent Weet — Earl 8. Cobey, Rochester, ‘ B. R, Stone, Minneapolis, w:.l Jeave | recite a have ® chance to hear a! will hold their next meeting the first Thursday evening at the Wm. ‘Witt NO GIFT ~) = tomorrow for his home after a week- | ‘Ypical recitation, Saturday in January. | "Carl Johnson, and Orby Bailey : cui visit at the home of his brother | Jf Weather and roads permit, the| ‘The Little Tots League held ®/ were Wing callers Saturday after-| Id pl h 66 99 fad sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C P,|ScH00! children will all go to Bis: 'meeting at the L. E. Heaton home noon. | could please her | Stone, 406 West Romer avenne, | CIRCE Text, Maney ee eer i the | RriGay with Mra FL: E, Hermanson/in) ” Thess: Nera caliedsat she: Mar: | ' . ‘ | charge. chant me Sunday. Apeud Seek Un einai es ee | Oscar Gilbert left Wednesday for | sditrnan Neiters was « Wing caller | more than \ A M-G-M Picture With an Exceptional Cast ! Jamestown where he spent a week} \Garden Grove, Iowa, where he | "Thomas Norak spent Sunday after- ‘ y visiting at the home of his brother-! Freda Weisenberger ' just his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 18 noon at the John Witt home fixing F LOWE R $ ROBERT MONTGOMERY \ in-law ister, Mr. ert. | his car whicl e wn while on o a vue Saat hana Dies Last Night H. E. Wildfang was @ McKenzie the way to Wing. 1 A ROBERT AMES JUNE WALKER = * * ' Freda Weisenberger. 13-year. ‘oid | business caller Monday. ene Lg ed ae Read sy | 6 ANITA PAGE ZASU PITTS 4, i la at . 3) ste Hi > | | exhiusell Riggs has arrived. from iqauenter_of MM. and) MIB. PhILD|ioret to Dunseith, where they visited | TERING AE FG, Maren | rom Bas MARIE PREVOST holidays with his parents, Mr. ane |Welsenberger. Bismarck, cled 188t| their sister, Almond the past, week. | Eee ae ie | i Our Dancing Daugh- Met Boy Rigas, 425 Pourtecnth street, wight after an illness of more than) “14-5 4, i Hermanson entertained| ‘Thomas Norak motored to Wing} (), H. Will & Co. | ime on tah een ‘ nine weeks. ir. and Mrs. Ed Conley to dinner | Monday afternoon. scar 1. 0. | is 5 pbeie ———_g} The body will lie in state tomorrow i weanesday evening in honor of Mr.|_ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Witt and Fred| Open Evenings and Until Noon on | Front in the Year's ti f Club: | iat the Perry funeral home. !Hermanson's birthday. Smith motored ta Bismarck Tuesday. Christmas { Most Discussed Photo- | Meetings of Clubs |)""runerai services will be held at two| "grand Mrs. C. R. Jacobson and ——— | e play! | And Social Groupe || goes, vets stare i amg, Norma snd ariel, yu /Sunday School Heads | eee | oe ae we, {Hughes home. Plan for Convention! | Added Units (© Woman’s Home issiohary | e gi leaves her parents, Mr. hoppe: Bis- petites I i society, of the McCabe Methodist/and Mrs. Philip Welsenberger, ares |, nee ie maa ere Mr.| Dekinson, N. D., Dec. 15.—The gen- i PARAMOEWS EP ’ A church will meet Tuesday afternoon| sisters, Kathryn, Marcella and Anne).14 wrs mM. J. Belche, Mr. and. Mrs. | eral dommittee on the state Sunday . | in the church parlors with Mrs. Roy!and five brothers, Henry, John; Ar-|W "1, watson, Esther Watson, Ruth | school convention, which is to be held “FRESHMEN’S GOATS” Lawrence and Mrs. C. Parke as'thur, George and Harry. Al of them!; i: sar and Mrs. G. R. Watson,| here next June 19, 20, and 21, have 1 | >» hostesses. Each member is requested reside at Bismarck with the exception | fe Misses Lovetta Sanborn. Myrtle | selected the committees which will Talking Comedy with a \ to bring a gift for a child. jet Anne who lives at Coloradoixy. tin avanelle Ellingson, Mr. and| have charge of the convention. Dr. cast of “Freshies” the umes heen one afte ee Mrs, W. McCloskey and davghters!E. F. Ringlee was named general Basten Siar, will bold’ affiliation| Mrs. Herbert Hoover Ruth Bnd Elen, Mee a gece ichigo til j ae > ie é ‘ie et ay \e jJohnson, R. D. Crum, Mr, : . 1 services at their meeting Tuesday; AES. ADORE Grant Turner, Emory Turner, Aran’ See W. J. Reibold furniture 1c - Sde wnt his tO sien tenn te fee 9 ee