The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1936, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1936 we 8 — es . were for | {ll and is being cared for in the home i ; Medora Homemakers | Gpitd ** Noto teland of Heinen.) Robert Hoskins babe fhe honor’ ‘guests, “Gladiolt. ‘were | of her brother and alster at 601 Bist ( | ( | [ i Miss Burr expects to make more r jp] used to decorate the tables for the /St, and the guests are at her resi- i SO | E Y B S Return Executives detailed announcements of the con- Resear ch Scholars p luncheon which the hostess served | dence, a ge *f p ‘ All officers were returned for an- | Vention bees vi Ug near future. | Robert Hoskins, grandson of R. D.| With Ween Nd her oe Wilts Keenecke, wiis has been ene = poet ear the Fairfield rage ern fearing poi iti cated baton ay chil drat wieeth aon Virgins, ployed by the ‘Knowles jewelry firm > ers club of Medora when it met Miss Rita Murphy, 213 Avenue A. | Hoskins, ol city, has receives » * ‘ Entertains Childr elect officers and discuss the coming} west, arrived home Thursday after|word that he has been granted a|few ote Magid SO ann tay: Tuureday eicoicn tir Meuiaek: Ate Bismarck Pioneer Dau hters is ren year’s program, The executive staff | attending the first session of summer | one-year research scholarship at the | her An er, ip ‘eas ns p md ding the week-end at Butte with A Weekly at Library is composed of: Mrs. Elmer Mason, | school at the University of Washing-| University of Virginia at Blackberg, |@nd w! ete to oi arc me E a pla 4s, he will locate at Dillon, . . . president; Mrs. Alf. Stigen, vice presi-; ton, Seattle. In her party were Miss | Va. other stay . £ “4 to St. Pa Ghee bls ese Soallie Mark. First Court House Site +, owe, season, any or tte, & 5, Srommon, were: |oroty Doane and er 'motner|, Ut. and te, Hou and te | ugh aceon cn dah, Ml ee treasurer, ani . Walter = 8, nelly, of ‘enmare,|baby daughter, Mar; y 4 children of the city id aie aman and Mrs. Schmelling, project | and the Misses Lila and Cora Reiers- | leave for Blackberg, Sept. 1, accord- | Helen, of Fremont, Ohio, have arrived | Miss — pity Peas? Rod Chistek lander A tae 8 Story hour at the Bismarck Publiclieaders. Mrs. Schmelling ‘replaces! gard of Ulen, Minn, The Misses|ing to present plans. Mr, Hoskins, |for a stay of several weeks with Mr. at: wit © to the japter is Leader in ry Mbrary. Miss Beatrice Bowman, the | Mrs, Joseph Maul, who has left the|Murphy, Donnelly and Relersgard all|who graduated from the University | Jackson’s brother, J. P. Jackson, and day spend a weel Movement; Will Designate Association Leader i harrator, invites all boys and girls to/ community, attended summer school and Miss|of North Dakota in June with a degree | his slstets, Mrs, Harvey Harris and city attending to business matters. vei 2 sare th —————— fake aaraay, entertainment at ee Murphy, president of the North Da-|in chemical engineering, ieee Miss Hardy Jackson. Mrs, Harris is'Miss Harlan is at the Prince hotel. jore Local Landmarks iad . 1 ’ kota Education association, was a|by the biological survey this summer ‘ DHS Md nile Will aad rors p Sekniag ™ delegate to the national N. E. A. with headquarters at Mott. His wite . i, Juvenile 1 loneer, heac. meeting held at Portland. They made|and daughter are at Mandan wi pawn ets a OAR, ieee: Ged Hol id Picnic Satur day u Ne several side trips while in Seattle and ae Mr. and Mrs, A, J. Syl- lk the return trip visited Grand Cou- | vester. the first in the state-wide organiza- With only members of the immedi: be ‘At thet: h M a Mrs. ate famil; esent because of her| ee @nd Fort Peck dams and toured eir new home, Mr. ant . oe Be Sis eranisy tart deal pond The juvenile unit of the Degree of | delicate health, ‘Mrs. Mary McBratney Site National park, The group Lak habrtl eg cay pied ete the site of Burleigh county's first Haven plone at 8:90 pany Saturday | clevrated her 82nd birthday Tuesday | @isbanded at Kensiare. vester and thelr daughter, ‘who left - court house was erected this week on ir elvan sare, " AYrengeniente, pet 2 ae farm home southwest of Man- Miss Myrtle Isaacson of the Polly-|eatly in the summer for Cnarteston, | ‘he present court house lawn. " i caked The site of the first court house Ruenin Wie wil or Patiae Be aihe EAE In the family group were Miss Flor-;anna beauty shop expects to leave| W- Va. exe was officially designated at a cere- pereed entre to bring (C02, McBratney, teacher at Boulder, |Sunday for a visit with her parents.| 16. ana wre, A, B. Grassel of De- mony held a few months ago. It had the balatoe of thelr Bbhers end the | Mont. who is with her mother for Pea ee one Be ft tebe; MEH. WhOLeSANE “thelr toe ve oped the marker in the summer; Edward McBratney, who le e, e wi ere uni pind af f eri iy the tad of the Pioneer Days foarte at tn sda pay cube Be operates the farm for his mother; He wea dia a for | Tison eacie the BARAns: it Ter | y Robert McBratney, Flasher rancher of Yellowstone National par! i | lebron. ieres tetiecta 1 this time. now engaged in resettlement work| with friends, Miss Isaacson will re-| thelr home Friday) moming. Here Granite shaft, which was a donation .* * * - headquarters at Amidon, and her jturn here Aug. 24. Miss Aslaug Eide) joo. ‘ire Ann Morgenthaler, 222! of L. A. LaRue. Mrs, Florence H. Velvet Plays Leading |srandson, Grenvile Swanberg, whojot the same shop, who has been va-| ir eaqway’ west and Mise Rese Lefor | Davis, as chapter historian, was in Role in Fall Fashions pee sens WER Ber TWO cee Cierra Pome: Will return t0/ 229 Eleventh St. At Dickinson they charge of the project. 3 * visited- with Mrs. Grassel’s parents, | he br tablet of Mary Butler McBratney was born * * * . a i . i PETER: ate the’ cole a) i: Velvet plays a leading role in Man-|in New York July 28, 1854, and while} The Misses Aletha Davis and Rbse-| pesados . caer the marker are the following words: **% 1875-1936 Site of the First Court hattan’s parade of 1936 fall fashions.|a small child came west with her par- | mary Morris gave a surprise kitchen | Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Lusk, 308 House for Burleigh County, Dakots 4 = Se according to an Associated Press dis-|ents to Faribault, Minn. In May,' shower to which 15 guests were invit- Thaye t tu d ‘Thursd Territory. Marker Erected by Pio- 2 * I|patch from New York. 1879, she came to Bismarck with Mr. led Thursday evening for the latter's |ney°t’ |W Soon vacation spent ec heer Daughters of North Dakota,| MRS, RALPH TALLACKSON Tt ranks with feather-light wools/and Mrs. John McDonald, the jour-|sister, Mrs. Clinton Stevens (Marian | ‘innesnolis and Duluth, Minn, Sise Bismarck Chapter. and dull-finished, rich-toned silks as)ney being made by ox team. After| Devitt) of Grand Forks, whose mar- |r 2p, “oud Jamestown where A number of other historic places|_ MTs. aoe aa of tei Wes )a favorite autumn fabric in the de- |a brief stay here, she went to Mandan, {riage July 7 was announced this | toray vucitea’ belneives : and sites in the city also will be|"2med vice president of the North | ign salons along Seventh avenue and|making the trip across the Missouri| week. Pink and white appointments |‘ ee 8 marked, these to include the first |D@kote Dental Assistants’ association | morty.seventh street. river in a row boat. Shortly after-|were used for the party, which was building, school and church. A uni-(S¢ the annual meeting held in Bis-| pretty models at the house of Her-|ward she met Harry T. McBratney | given in the Devitt home, 510 Eighth| Miss Katherine Bodeftstab, 520 form bronze tablet is being designed | ™#rck this summer. bert Sondheim swirl in black velvet and their romance culminated in| St. Miss Grace Valder was a Man-|Mandan St., was hostess at a bridge ¥ Tor this purpose, according to Mrs. cocktail suits with long skirts, full-| marriage in 1881. dan guest. \party Thursday evening, compliment Davis. . two and a» half years she has been skirted velvet evening gowns, and| The couple made their home in + * # ing Mrs. A. F. Wolter of St. Paul and ae nursing at the St, Alexius hospital.|Jong-sleeved black velvet dinner/Mandan until 1888 and then filed on| Miss Evalyn Grace Hermann, 610/Mrs. John J. Caplice of Los Angeles, | : * Mr. Rude is a native ‘of Willmar, /S0WNS having insets of white lace at/a homestead seven miles southwest | Third St., is to have a vacation next |Calif., who are visiting in the C. G. Social Affairs Fete Minn, “and graduated from high {tHe squared shoulder. of Mandan and built their first home| week from the Rawlings and Towne |Boise and Mrs, Mell E. Pollard homes, M Ri di of Be l h school and an electrical school there |_ This stylist garbs a fall bride in a|there, a one room log shack. Mrs.|dental clinic. She will divide the|respectively. Mmes. Richard F.! Ts. ude 0: ula: He is manager of the North Dakota Florentine gown of white velvet, with |McBratney and the children lived on {time between visits with her sister,|Krause and Kelly A. Simonson fe-| M AKE TH Power and Light company at Beulah. low square neck and long puffed |the homestead for several years while |Miss Elaine Hermann, at Rugby and |celved first and second high score Posticty oberg gating hess pear The couple is planning on taking regener EETOrThaYY penis eee Sechiee va Tees he died, jeavg tae friends at Williston. awards, respectively, in the contract FIND OUT NOW IF YOUR for Mrs, Haine ©. Rude Dorothy ee ae Te with the five children, the oldest 10 a DEFRIGEAATOR 15 GAEEIY jane Kennelly), whose marriage at In his line, there are many simple, | years old. i Beulah Wednesday, May 20, has just} Miss Marian Johnson, Tribune|jong-sleeved black daytime frocks| Mrs. McBratney continued to op- HAVE YOU A | been announced to friends here. Mrs. | apartments, is to entertain her sewing | with small waists, flaring skirts and erate the original farm and continu- i PROTECTING YOUR FOOD ¢ D is ig! ., Rude is the daughter of Mrs. L. M.|club Monday evening. At this week’s|a touch of bright trimming—a bit of|ally has @dded land and buildings. Olson, Mason apartments. jmeeting for which Miss Agnes Fleck, | pastel velvet, wool embroidery, or one|She is a member of the Catholic EATHER ROPHET Mrs, Rude was born and reared in/102 Avenue C, west, was hostess, the/|fiat flower, made of coral beads. church and for several years was Bismarck and is a graduate of the|usual sewing and bridge provided di- * * * treasurer of the Highland township are RTT nner Se ae ‘ocal public high school. For the last | version. Mrs. Malcolm M’Lean school district. A sea Wins nE DON’T JUST GUESS AT THE WEATHE™ pe \. eek * ‘sa fine thing to / Bia know in adv: 8 : Feted at a Luncheon) Japanese Missionary _|[Jrhvt turn the weath- | pote . J er Is going to take. . |e, Baie (0: Beattie of, wart To Address Synodical |B 7%, tei, Waethen Lincoln gave a o'clocl in a very reliable y Mrs. Malcolm D. McLean of St. Louis, | President of the North Dakota Pres-| Cut Out This Mo., who is to. conclude a several | b¥terian Synodical society, announced | Remind weeks’ visit with Captain and Mrs.|Ftday that Miss Alice M. Monk of —T will open in their Babbitt on Monday. "|Sappora, Japan, will be the honor) Get » The 12 guests inclu ded the Miskes guest at the October convention at WEATHER e Betty Jane and Harriet McHugh of | J@mestown. i PROPHET : New York City, who are guests of Miss Monk is one of two foreign) for Food mustbe kept below 500.Otherwise ' ' ew oca 10n their brother, Capt. Dillon McHugh, | Missionaries recelving support . from it spoils quickly ... end: health. Ask Rose apartments. Mmes, F. E. Jud- a a fete oe SE ety ter the asking. tos shot accede walaabla Cid Gans ges 4 fitted ments for her visit to the state dur- , ustor i 4th St t pened iararaiedret nn nee ing her furlough have been completed oF Nothing to ae? {freeto adults. Then test your refrigerator | ree tively. ‘The others, all from Fort Lin-| Mme and foreign conecepone Reeves ee and find out if it is safeguarding your t ‘ . ec Gagioed (te Pnioe connate Fetary of the synodical. Mail orders 10c extra food d these hot days. Act at once. Only S ATURD A August Frissell, John ©. L, Adams, Wesley C.| nuesiay snd eke ange from Japan |i a unint — Practical ‘ at limiced number of Cold-Gaoges available, pict First Wilson and Will A. Sessions, Jt.| sister at Seattle, Wash., until coming|M,._,Atteactive now Score favors at the individual tables|t North Dakota. From here she con- v sly STOP IN AND HAVE went to Mmes. Freeland, Frissell and|tinues to Washington, D. C., to be . a rae aala aaiighee) una | Wipes mctocimaal aie reramues| | finan wantners oclia Ceo) onlldiwa esiin oat whee thsi Geetha: TAVIS MUSIC COMPANY 7 ” er work in Japan during January. ii ? or snow. Free Dutch Lunch Saturday, 3-6 p. m. and Mary, also have been visiting the/Qn several previous occasions during Rontacsnend of tein -e: ney 417 Broadway Phone 168 re 4 Babbitts and are to leave Monday/the more than 30 years which she une ix made of hardwood. in Swiss cottage style, and ~ You'll Be Welcome with their mother. has been identified with the North tn decorated an in the pleture, with thermometer, elk's hend. bird ou ear: a ecihe Tata Dakota synodical, she has addressed! house and bird, ete. It has four windows and two doors. Featuring hostess a's butter supper inter nome | eenee meetings. French & Welch Hardware AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR FRIGIDAIRE witina e 9 Old Style Wednesday evening for Bismarck-| ported by Presbyterian ‘women -Of y by GENERAL MOTORS Vast fi 4 Hei eman Ss La eer Mandan members of the recently or-| North Dakota is Miss Mary Taylor, 306 Main Ave. Bismarck, N. D. Phone 141 : ii aes cepergertiy Hie Pajludiad native of Jamestown, who is sta-| Schmidt’s City Club and all kinds of bottled and |Plimented Miss Margaret Dadey of . canned beer | Fargo and Miss Eleanor Isaacs of La- h | Roe, peeoee of the sorority, who Good Orchestra — Entertainment ‘are visiting in Bismarck with the 0 Misses Thelma Liessman and Emm: Next to Molly’s Service Station Mae Brittin, respectively. Following | the dinner, a brief business meeting ‘was held. ag. > ON In order to make room for incoming shipments of new fall dresses, we must clear the decks of all summer frocks. We have repriced and regrouped them in such a way that you'll find bargains galore. 1B epriced to Sell: e e Dozens of lovely Silk Dresses in the ... the cigarette paper as as newest summer styles ............. a SMART COTTON , REDUCED! Ic you could see the Chesterfield » e Se’, .. FROCKS Our Higher Priced paper when it’s being made They are smart enough Summer Frocks you’d know why it’s pure and to wear most any place. They’ , . 5 . ey’re breath-taking bargains. They're styled clean. It looks just about like rich = REDUCED TO right. They’re quality fabrics. Repriced to sell— cream. ‘When Chesterfield paper comes off the rolls it is tested again and again to make sure it will burn without taste or odor. $1.98 || $3.50 Regrouped and Repriced! Crisp and smart cotton frocks, They'll Twice a Week We know from sell fast for they're grand bargains $ 2 e 9 8 ae. that good cigarette paper : ait ea _—_belps make « good cigaretis sg WED, 77, M.(C. 8.7) — FL, 8PM, (C. 8.1) COLUMBIA NETWORK — © 1936, Ligsars & Mvans Toaucco Coy. A i ¥ ‘ ‘ 5 : : 7 tS 2