The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1932, Page 7

e b By. MES. R. M. WELCH An epidemic of influenza has brok- schools in Boyd district closed dur-/ ing the week on account of the sick- ness. Mrs, Chester Boyd, who was quite ill in a Bismarck hospital for the last two weeks, is home again. Hugh McMurrich is staying with his mother, Mrs. Sara McMurrich, “this winter. McMurrich returned home the first of the week. He had ben working previously for James Mc- Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skinner, Mr. and .Mrs. Qtto Dorman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch motored to Bismarck with turkeys Tuesday. Morris and Doris Skinner visited at Boyd school No. 1 Tuesday while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skinner, were in Bismarck. Jimmie Dirlam visited school at Boyd No. 1 one afternoon the middle of the week while his parents were in Bismarck. Glen Baker called at the Robert Welch home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ishmael and it- tle daughter, accompanied by Russel Tollefson, started by motor Saturday for Mr. Ishmael’s parents’ home in Ilinois. Several of the young people of the community played cards at the E. E. Baker home Wednesday evening. Lawrence Doppler assisted Jack Ishmael in dressing turkeys the latter part of the week. Mr. Ishmael took his turkeys in @ trailer and will mar- ket them in Chicago while enroute to his parents’ home in the east. Mrs, John Welch took her little nephew, Lester Stull, to a doctor this week. The little boy has quite serious throat trouble. Marcus Trembley visited at the Sara McMurrich home Sunday after- noon. Lawrence Doppler visited at the Otto Dorman home Sunday evening. He called at the E. E. Baker and Ro- bert Welch places while enroute home. Luella Tollefson, teacher of Boyd No. 1, is quite ill with influenza, and will not open school until Wednesday of next week. Miss Neugebauer of Boyd No. 2 is ill also, and closed her school for an indefinite length of time the middle of this week. Most of the school children and a number of the parents are ill also. if Still HS By B. P. HAGSTROM Mr.:and Mrs. Conrad Johnson vis- ited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Noon and Mr. and Mrs. John Noon Suhday, Miss K. Pemble, teacher in Grass Lake school No. 2, left by car Friday for a two weeks’ Christmas vacation which she will spend at her home in Drake. Bismarck shoppers one day: last week were Mr. and Mrs. Peter John- son, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Strand and son, Leo, and daughter, Verne, Ray- mond Christenson, John and Axel AS- plund, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sund- quist, Albert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson and Hilma Johnson. Oscar and Margaret Hagstrom mo- tored to Bismarck Friday for Misses Naomi and Ingrid Hagstrom who have been attending the Valley City and Dickinson State Teachers’ colleges. The Misses Hagstrom are spending the holidays at their home. Mrs. Ed. Broehl and daughter, Hel- en, Arlene, Leo and Walter Strand, Ivan Bigler, Conrad Johnson and Wilbur and Ival Noon were Bismarck callers Monday. Vernon Johnson and Ruben Pearson called at the Clarence Falkenstein home Friday. All the Scandinavians in this com- munity are planning to attend the early Christmas morning service which will be held in the Pentecostal church in Regan and conducted by Rev. A. Christianson, pastor. The Grass Lake Bell Telephone Co. held a stockholders meeting in Grass Lake school No. 2 Friday afternon. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Asplund enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. John Asplund and sons, Loyde, Kenneth, and Ro- bert, and Mr. and Mrs. Walfred As- plund and daughter, Doris, at dinner Sunday. Miss Margaret Johnson, who. has been teaching in Trygg township for the past few months, returned to her home Tuesday evening where she will] ‘ spend the Christmas holidays, also a three-month vacation, after which she will return to her school duties; as the weather will be warmer. Miss Velma Johnson returned home the same éve- ning after having visited with Miss Margaret since Sunday. Misses Inger and Solveg Nord of near Regan visited with their brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hedstrom, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson visited with Mrs, Signe Johnson Sunday. Several children from this commun- ity motored to Regan Saturday for practice at the Pentecostal church. ‘The church program will be presented on Christmas night, Dec. 25. A number of the people in this vicinity attended the surprise party held in the Pentecostal church in Re- gan Tuesday evening in Spe: of Rev. S08 Mie A SOON! Mrs. A. Christenson. "McKenzie ‘| | By MRS, T. T. HUGHES Miss Katherine Hughes, Roseadell Wildfang, Howard Wildfang, Dave Davidson and Albert Couch. returned home Saturday from Fargo where they attended the 4-H club conven- — eter Welch’s Spur f Menoken Mr. and Mrs. “Otto Ayers of Men- | home. Miss Margarette Olsen spent Sun-/|on Siam by Mrs. Welles. town. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1932__ [meet Craven, and Charlotte Sherman returned home Saturday from the 4-H club achievement institute at Fargo, The Ladies’ Aid was held Thursday By MRS. JENNIE DANCE jat the ©. D. King home. The next ; Meeting will be held at Mrs. Ebling'’s| al school at Valley City, came home londay my te pend Chrfstmas vacation entertained at a whist party Monda; evening at the C. 8. Craven home. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Meyer of Jamestown were Sunday guests of Mr./son, Elmer, were Bismarck shoppers | Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Crag and Miss Orpha, and rw ited Mr. and Mrs. Cheste! herman Tuesday night. Yeo Program Thursday night, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Agnew and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Soul, Hazelton, and ene CTA | visited fam ite Agnew Saturday and beet bet spent the week- [end wi la Giese. en out in this community. The two! j ken were shoppers at Bismarck Mon.| P. T. A. was held at the Menoken| Elmer Klepstein was injured in a vist day. school Friday night. A talk was given) auto accident and was a patient in ei LS a Don’t forget to call for Pres- an arles ‘ormi bopoers tn piiekieed| Cans Pudding Purity Ice the Bismarck hospital for a féw days. John Craven of Minnesota is now/and family were visiting with his uncle, V. M. Craven. | Saturday. cy ‘The Menoken school will have its! Miss Eleanore Crane, who is attend- | hoiidays. Phone i¢7. day visiting with friends at James- | Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dance, Mr..and Special dish for the Mra. R, G. Abalien, Otto Ayers, Mrs. Mrs. &. C. Dance, Mable Wood, Ro-'L. Bird, and Mrs Walter Yeagler were | EE SO HIGH HAT YOUG NEEON’T BOTHER WHY DION'T YOU TELL ME NASH’S TOASTED COFFEE SOMETHING GOOD WHAT A_ FRIEND! QUALITY STORES 313 MAIN INCORPORATED Where You Buy the Best for Less Doz.33¢ “We Thank You” This store will be closed from Saturday eve- ning until Tuesday morning. Order plenty for two days. - Strictly fresh local ranch eggs for your Xmas cooking CORN Sra 'iiedtum’ tine Emperor Grapes PEAS | Cinicts, medium “tine Mase -your: Cranberry POW'D SUGAR facet cP tame Sauce this "10 Minute” way. It's delicious! Quick. Make Fancy creamery, sweet and BU T j ER fresh, quartered for your convenience Vegetables blenty — so you can serve a Rest Foods—Mild MAYONNAISE scx. ‘Tomatoes Head Lettuce side dish to each person. MINCEMEAT ftcu‘tor tasty view. “10-Minute” Cranberry Sauce (Stewed Cranberries) Boil 2 cups of water and 1% to 8 cups of sugar together § minutes, then add 4 cups Eatmor Cranber- ries. Boll without stirring (5 min- ‘ules is usually sufficient) until all the skins pop open. Remove from fire when the popping stops, and DILL PICKLES Fiem, fancy cured __ Mixed Nuts Mixed Candy Lydia Darrah Chocolates Nash Toasted—Your a aie dinner to be Coffe have yoneed oe WALNUT MEATS Richelieu Ginger Ale, Halven and pieces MIXED CAND allow the sauce to remain in ves- sel undisturbed until cool. Grocery —— MIXED NUTS 25% We will gladly mail to you free our new Eatmor Cran- with corn popper sed Sliced Pineapple, Plantati Sweet, juicy new ORANGES =" berry recipe book. LETTUCE ie are Sees Send your name fo Dept. N AMERICAN CRANBERRY EXCHANGE CRANBERRIES Welch’s Grape Jelly, "2, Lbs. 25¢ 90 WestBroadway . . . New York Eatmor Cranberries USE ry pant Uf ACTION MERRY XMAS TO YOU ALL Phone 9@ Phone a RICHHOLT'S ‘ss: MIXED. NUTS (No Peanuts), 2 lbs. .33¢ CHOCOLATES on on $1.00 ORANGE CRUSH nin’... PURE APPLE CIDER, per gallon ...50¢ SPANISH OLIVES, quart jars ...... 35c SLICED PINEAPPLE, No. 2% tin ..17¢ FRESH FIGS or peckage ooo... cesses pr dC FANCY PRUNES, 2 Ib. 2 Ib. pkg. cee ee SWEET PICKLES fOr Re oo. esceeces 19c GRAPE JELLY ote ooo 19c M. 8. C. CAKE FLOUR, 2%-Ib. pkg. -18c the laden. Ald vas ectertaea A CORN. POPPER 1 at tists... 17c Wednesday by Mrs, E. I. L. Adams. John W. Rodgers, pioneer resident of McKenzie, died Saturday afternoon at his home in McKenzie. Funeral services have not as yet been com- E. L. Adams and son, Eh iF Bismarck callers Fri- TOMATOES fora tinn’s for osscccccssssessones 25c SPIG MAC NOODLES pnn’......... sae OC Fresh Vegetables Cucumbers Cauliflower Lettuce ‘Celery Merry Meat Department Xmas ‘ ' Turkeys Chickens Ducks Geese ~ Call Us for Prices Hone made Minced Sugar coat Smoked Pic- eat, cs, DOP Fs dessus 20c per Ib. ........ .10c Bacon, Hib: pkg. LOC | Seusege: per LOC mY Soo ete EE HE EE HE HE ER ERR E EER EEE EE EE EEE E Richelieu Large Quee J . Richelieu Ripe Olives, ROME BEAUTYS Apples "=" Meat Department Extra Fancy Turkeys and Chickens Fancy cae Loin Roast, Standard and Select Oysters DELIVERIES—8:45 & 10:30 a. m.—2:30 & 4:30 p.m BE inaieie aieiai rans DCI Semcee Oranges CELERY LETTUG CRANBERRIES BANANAS =" DATES, cello bag, 2 a (The best orange value in city) Sunkist, med. size; 2 doz. HH NE cess kha Phone 1080— BISMARCK FOOD MKT. —408 Bdwy. Phone 199-W— BROADWAY FOOD MKT. —122 6th St. Phone 564— COOK’S GROCERY —508 Ave. D Phone 279— DICK’S GROCERY. ‘—710 Thayer Phone 371— R. T, GROCERY —204 Sth St. Phone 611— SPEAES GROCERY —216 Bdwy. Lares Sunkists, | LEMONS MIXED NUTS *. . Apples SPRING CHICKENS, 4 to 5 Ib. average, Ib. . ‘99c. Delicious © $119 99¢ 1 wie L3e Beef Pot Roast, extra fancy, Ib. 3 Swift’s Silver Leaf, Pork Leg eae Pork Shoulder Rolled Rib Roast, choice beef, Ib. 1 thes esloction of Turckuvs, Dusks, Gusse, ObickeasiGet oe pian Gabor Gor. ——_—_—_—_—_—_—_— To our friends and patrons we wish you a Merry Christmas sfbieieseieieieieieieieieigis = = = = = = eiererererererererererererereiereieieiaie nee ees = Ss: x % * . Christmas Specials if For Friday and Saturday Only TERRES: : CHRISTMAS p CANDIES | he their ive, 0 eo full ves with ne och yb building candies. CANDY: FANCY COCOANUT FLAKES, Ib. ...... lel CHOCOLATES, Carol Assorted, 1 Ib. box * CHOCOLATES, 18K Hand Rolled, 1'1b. bo CHOCOLATES,18K Hand Rolled, 2 Ib. box Se He CHOCOLATES, Rustic, 3 Ib. box ........ .98¢ CHOCOLATES, Season Greetings, 5 Ib. bo: -98e CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES, 1 Ib. | HOLIDAY CANDY in Cello Bags, bag . Hee | CHRISTMAS CANDY NOVELTIES—Canes, rit Apples, Santas, each ..............0 0000s Se peg aati IGA Citron, Lemon and Orange, ie See eee 10c MINCEMEAT, IGA Condensed, 9 oz. pkg. .... my DATES, IGA Pitted, 10 oz. pkg. (oils saan .1T7e DATES, IGA Unpitted, 10 oz. pkgs., 2 for ..... 25¢ . COOKIES: i. JOHNSTON’S CHOCOLATE ANIMALS, Ib. ...28¢, 7 JOHNSTON'S SPICED NUTS, Pfeffernuss, Ib. 18¢ fag JOHNSTON’S FANCY ASST. CHRISTMAS, Ib. 23¢ a PINEAPPLE, 18K Fancy Sliced or Crushed, No. 242 CAM ..see esos eee es cess eee ees 23e BN PEACHES, 18K Fancy, Halves or Sliced, No. 2% can, 2 for ......00-.seeeeee DC oh RAISINS, California, new crop, 2 Ib. pkg. .....15¢ JELLO, New. Style pkg., all flavors, 3 pkgs. ... 125e tt GELATINE DESSERT POWDER, all flavors, * 4 pkgs. for ........--ceesececcecessseve 25¢ FRUIT’ CAKES, IGA, 1-2 Ib. cake -25¢ Bg FRUIT CAKES, IGA, 1 Ib. cake .. + 49¢ POPCORN, Carol Jumbo, 1 1b. pkg. . 0c fg FRUITS for SALAD, 18K, No. 2 can .....+... 23c MARASCHINC ('HERRIES, 18K Red or ne Green, 24 oz. bottle ....4 a ! WALNUTS. IGA California, large size. Ibe 9c fog PEANUTS. No. 1 fancy, 3 Ibs. for. . GINGERALE, IGA, 24 oz. bottle ... ce LIME RICKEY, IGA, 24 oz. bottle ........... 17c OYSTERS, 18K Fancy Cove, 5 oz. tins, 2 for ...23¢ SWEET POTATOES, 18K Fancy, No. 2% can ..16¢ CORN, 18K Fancy, Golden or Crosby, No. 2 (ROE BOE sy cbse oes ceGeaes een 25¢ I. G. A. FAMILY of COFFEES: DE LUXE, Vacuum Packed Cans, 1 Ib “” BLEND, 1 Ib. “G” BLEND, 1 Ib “A” BLEND, 1 “A” BLEND, 3 Ib. p 18K FANCY GIFT ASSORTMENTS: ASST. “A” .......6 Oe eecceevecevees wewee 99 ASST. “B” ASST. “C” ASST. “D” ..........0000 MINCEMEAT, IGA Moist, 2 Ib. jar sae eae MANZANILLA OLIVES, “18K, 3 > > > > im Sweet Chips, 10 Oe MO oie tisrivinwes 20¢ DILL PICKLES, Carol, quart jar . GRAPEFRUIT, 18K Fancy, No. 2 cans, 2 for . .33c PEAS, IGA Early June, No. 2 cans, 2 ane oseee can SALTED PEANUTS, Ib. ........... CURRANTS, IGA Fancy, 14 oz, pkg. ...¢+ sac +. 18¢ ty * Ee RES Bismarck I. G. A. Stores A CITY’S WANTS | lassifi RENT For po seo PHONE 32. EASY, ISN'T IT? We will gladly assist you in the wording of a Want Ad that will insure quick realisation of yeur every want BISMARCK TRIBUNE .