The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1936, Page 5

SHRINE GIRCUS HAS [Democracy or Fascism ONE GRRL SURVIVES ALL BIG-TIME ACTS) Is Issue, Says Browder} SEXTUPLETY' BIRTH i oer Nina Melville to Be Will Open Week's E ent ‘presdient.” He referred to ‘ Bismarck People to Attend Bride in Seateraben! “ee Week's Eneecemert , aapabion Toke Mant ad Et se Fe er : : : ae Be Defeated in Address “Labor! sour Farm Woman, Moth- . Chicago Dancing Convention| 29,2 5 "2,5, wom day Evening gfe fae ee ee ever or of Nine reny itt ea FE ny AN i CCC Ambulance Driver Audrey. Waldschmidt to Be munists cannot agree this ts the best Presented at Annual Kiddie Show There a ) SOCIETY and CLUBS ry | Mendon, Mo., Aug. 22.—(#)—The Se eee ay ee cdetented at|only survivor among sextuplets, an Exonerated in Deaths all costs; and we agiee that all pro-| apple-cheeked baby girl, cooed happily gressives, in spite of other. differ-|Saturday to « slender farm woman| Missoula, Mont, Aug. 2—P)—-A ences, must unite to create the in-|who, according to the family physi-|coroner’s jury held Friday there was. dependent political organization of}cian, might have had six live babies | no criminal negligence in an eee labor and the progressives. had her health been better. bile collision Aug. 14 which caused Adopt Critical Attitude Two weeks ago, Mrs. Adeline Speich-| death of Al Cochrane, Glen Ullin, N. “To accomplish this independent|inger, 36, already the mother of _ mi ted ah two sons, Russell, 15, ey former commis: ‘Browder anization, we urge upon the pro-jchildren, gave birth to the six, five ,. ‘ etter of toe ete “ grestives that they must adovt a crit-{still-born, but the news was slow in| The jury, sitting at Alberton , in lepartment “ poodle) . banner ical attitude toward. Roosevelt and| spreading through the countryside. Mineral county, recommended ‘no . . bie “4 not accept political responsibility for “Marjorie Louise was born about 1 criminal charge be filed. The verdict” retake Dicew 4 hag him,” he said. o'clock in the’afternoon,” related 80-|said, however, that William Kamp. i iH Ese U a if f 4 z | Fsoeute urennienccueny Mrs. R. H. Waldschmidt and daugh- |. ter, Miss Audrey Waldschmidt, 411 Avenue D, and Miss Margaret Ram- eey, 207 Fourth 8t., left Saturday for Chicago to attend the 10-day Chicago Dancing Masters’ convention. The dancing masters’ association was formed over 50 years ago and is Hi E A | § 28 i Z Fy i A] REE 5 a0 Chick This eer ned wedding from The Union has adopted th2/ year-old Dr. William B. Lucas. driver of the CCC ambulance which peasy, wilt ebin eceday ane Mate Rewapee tong heed ia place Pd chief slogans ath Latinas Hears: “The mother began to sink and 1) collided with the Cochrane car, caused , that the congress must be|feared for her life. I called my son,|the accident by careless driving. the month of September. I begat ‘Al Cochrane drove the cai in subordinated to the supreme court.|Dr. John H. Lucas, from his home in| Mrs. ane hati which is appointed for life and there-| Brookfield. A short time later the five | which her husband and sons were rid- aternal Congress gained upport fore not responsible tothe people, that|cther babies were born. Marjorie|ing. Neither she nor Kamp, both re- ; + the country is endangered vy Com-| Louise, weighing 10 pounds, was about | covering from serious injuries, attend- Arranges Convention munism, by whicn they mean even|a week premature but she was normal/ed the inquest. the purpose.of upholding and bet- tering teaching methods of the dance. ‘There will be regular classes conduct- ed daily by leading dance instructors of America, the most noteworthy be- ing Edward Vestoff of New York City. |, Miss Waldschmidt will be presented mH 88> Brow asserted. 1| Roosevelt's timid social legislation, Presidential eee tage ecg | Seid that thie’ Chile tates mist exn-| ae A committee meeting of the North Congress was called ¥ho regional ie Ore Mrs. Mabel C. i. F : : s : ganization. Each teacher is entitied - Bainet, sate preaident of the organi- + command Charging the reactionaries with|/ke those of stan Pair te us McCabe Methodist Episcopal Church to present one. outstanding pupil in MBS. JAMES MORRIS gation. manipulating the Townsend move: | verge of WAr. Corner of Fifth and Thayer this reoltal, | Miss Waldschmidt will) | as the wife of District Governor| | This meeting was, for the purpose Brothers, ment at the top, Browder fearet, had] _“Lemke’s economic platform all re- Walter E. Vater, Pastor 3 orris, lorris of formt plans 4 Pte) Lomas Hed Sregitiey fiat lady of the 1086 Tnnoeactar De SENventaCA of the Congress which is|theatregoers at both the Palladium in pare peace oe eats ‘Thomas’ youd ere) hall orate vat SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1936 port ge ab: an 7 fected 4 Petree Serta een ees to fh mS Lier Lhe ype ae sain les cinta bell FTE oLRER tie yon ctfoa|er’s dollar worth even less than the Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m. | Evening Worship, 7:30 p. m. present 60 cents, and finally wipe it out altogether, enriching only the Roosevelt Indecisive monopolists and speculators. Lemke ‘ is only a stooge for Landon, and re- “President Roosevelt's indecisiveness peats Landon’s main platform,” he Sermon Subject Sermon Subject th : we are art hace “Give the Lad a Chance” under Eliot Vincent of New Orleans | convent ms Sunday and con-| following men and women from vari- right into the laps of the reaction- and Bruce R. Bruce of Chicago. Mr.| tinues then "estas, Msn. Morris] ous groups to act on committees: Miss aries.” Bruce is a teacher in the Graff studio, | will make her first formal appearance| Catherine Morris, Degree of H ‘whose artists were presénted at the/at the convention when she presides| Mrs. Emma Zuger, Maccabees; J. C. denen eee eee eee ee a EEnT;UUEpEDp=EnTT RRND city auditorium’ in Bismarck under dinns , 3 Dolan, Woodmen of the World; D. B. and his attempts to follow a middle fe 5 adie at A hearty welcome awaits you. the auspices of the Thursday musical res nm eine. er were Burton, A.O.U.W.; Mrs. E. F. Trepp.| course have drawn the ire of the re-| Sid. pecial both services. club last March... Royal Neighbors, and Mrs. G. M. Frei- i bits | actionaries and made him unreliable) the University of Pavia, Italy, was Artists from dance studios through- tag, Woman's Benefit society. pl oa Urhigieeestad arn oF said.| tounded in 825. H out North America will attend the - i Mrs, Marie R. Durey, Woodmen’s 5 ogres ; conference to study the latest tech- ae vs pen Circle, will act as chairman for the sives ll aad ena fags to com- eetiatats rar * | ostponed in a nD, Cre Boge fe Tanaon ohne IS ee Mrs. Merton Orr, Ft. Dodge, Ia., f the| Mr. and Mrs. BE. A. McCall, Evarts stooge for on.” The Union party, and Miss Ann Edinger, Chicago, wis | postponement of the wedding of Miss|spariments, left Priday morning by “the only one ever born of immact ZA ( hhave been. the: house guests of Mr.| Mary Louise Harris, Evansville, Minn.,|motor for a two weeks’ wedding trip. late conception,” embodies the plat- 1 a tnd Mrs. M: J. Ratzlaff, Mandan, left) ang w. H. Payne, Bismarck, ‘because | They plan to stop in Minneapolis and form of the Liberty League and ke | - Saturday for their homes. Several! o¢ the death of her father, Israel |C! rency inflation. Only Wall Stree! i social affairs have been given in their can make a profit out of inflation, }' & . honor by Bismarck hostesses. Tues- ave. (abel: blose: WOCHBENY ibe he said. i e Sere i et hh,2 fri pp! oh fe Mie ar ra ic muses eect] On Present Replacement Costs During This Unparalled } the municipal golf course club house. Fort Wayne, Ind. where he will take|ters, as well as the well known duo, | North Dakota Communistic organiza- yy Wednesday, Mrs. W.E. Cole, 210 Park, | ytigentg Mrs. As Soeaty Wk, oof Ja course in radio work. Mr, McCall |Belle and Vivian. Undoubtedly Frank | tion, as the only “real Kansas run- i entertained at a luncheon and Thurs- nk was employed at the Chevrolet serv- Minneapolis where Mr. Van Wyk was day a luncheon was given by MTI8., to be best man at the wedding. ice station in Bismarck. x. A. Brandes, 601 Fifth St. * * * headspin on eee | prame Couple “had planned to mere| ‘The Bismarck Homemakers’ club|a trapeze in midair. Iron Jaw Mott yoann AG, Miss Helen Herman, 400 Seventh} payne is principal of the senior high| Will entertain their families and/ will bend iron bars over his nose and e rey, f' i 8t., and Mrs. Melda Maddox, Person! scnool, No definite date has been set | friends at a picnic to be given Sun-|in his teeth, Belle Wheeler's dog and ee iC a ‘ court, left Saturday noon to spend| ro, the ceremony. day at Pioneer park. About 60 people | pony revue, the Franklin duo, as well INSURANCE d the week-end visiting Mrs, Maddox’ * oe % are expected for the affair which will|as the diving dog, “Miss Fussy,” will mother, Mrs. Anna McLaughlin, of} Gaptein and Mrs. John C. Adams,|be in the form of a 5 o'clock supper. | add to the evening's entertainment. 111 3ré St. Phone 877 ‘ McLaughlin, 8. D., and her brother.) mort Linco! Each member is entitled to ask a Leer rene Walter McLaughlin of Fort Yates,| 10 wont tats adeene neue war| guest. Games will be provided for] | CHARLES MITCHELL DIES | N. D. They will also attend the In-| 374 Mrs. A. W. Sanson of Philadel-|the children. In charge of arrange-| Jamestown, N. D., August 22.—(P)}— INSURANCE i a & dian sun dance at Little Eagle, S. D. phia, Pa. Mr. and ‘Mrs, Sanson, who|Ments for the affair are Mrs. A. J. Charles Mitchell, 84, said to have | | ? * Se *% autiee d in Sichipeck. Saturday foknd Selby, 614 Fourteenth St., and Mrs.| been the oldest active barber in the f all kinds in good reliable Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Underhill, Man-| peen touring in Yellowstone and Gla-| Emil Beneth, 810 Fifth St. United States, died Friday morning. || of al “ished — og dan, left Thursday by motor to spend | cier National parks and are now P| x * He was a member of the North Da- ||. companies. i ae the week-end at the Black Hills of Miss Grace Roherty, 615 Mandan|kota barber examining board and South Dakota Moeisancat snssuisemal scecentions ot 2 cnuerained “Thursay afternoon| the present time is secrelary-tres-|| Bonds, Real Estate, Loans. ) onor: .| at @ monopoly an ige iy. urer. ‘was postmaster james- i a a eeu ay pias di award in monopoly went to Miss Mary|town for two terms. Funeral serv- You will like our service. e eee ferenpei ae —- ices will be held Monday. Elmer bridge to ey Homan. dered Mts. Elmer A. wien ng | flowers were used to decorate the| Sister Mary Catherine, O8.B., grad- Rosser avenue, returned Thursday] tables for the late afternoon lunch.|uate nurse and member of the surgi- from a short trip to the Badlands and| Miss Shirley Langseth of Jamestown cal department of the St. Alexius hos- the Killdeer mountains, Miss Wilson] Was an out-of-town guest. inital, was: recently amended a achelar- expects to return Monday to Wash- ee 8 ship to the University of St. Louis, St. ington, D. C., where she is employed| Mrs. R. Anderson and children, |Louls, for two years, and will leave as secretary to Dr. Boris Stern, editor| Virginia and James, left Thursday |Sunday to pursue her studies and of the Labor Information Bulletin, | @tter ® short visit at the home of Mr. | work toward a degree in surgery. She Bee * |and Mrs, A. E. Preston. They had|Wwill be accompanied as far as St. Word has been received in Bis-|Peen spending the summer months |Paul by Sister M. Boniface, marck of the birth of a daughter in| Visiting friends in various sections of eas Minneapolis, Friday, Aug. 21, to Dr.|Montana and were on their way home| The Misses Kathryn Schroeder, and Mrs, Cyrus Owen Hansen of that |? Glenwood, Minn. Mrs. Anderson | Alice and Kathryn Hannon, and city. Dr. Hansen is the son of Mr.|Will be remembered as Miss Alice |Loulse and Helen Oopenhaver, 925 At Robertson’s--Monday Only Our most comprehensive showing of Frederick-James | Fur Coats—lovely to behold—supreme in fashion and quality—and offered you at remarkable savings. Been Robbed” Insurance won't prevent burglaries, but it will pre- vent losses. For a small Each coat bears the Frederick-James la- Stenson of Bismar Eighth 8t., wer t hostesses at a t f it i it cost you can protect your and a G. Hansen, 306 Park 8t., t ck. ps 5 a Joint : . 1 li f i 01 ‘i i ** * Mr. and Mrs. James Guthrie, 802|hours of 8 and 12 Friday evening. el OF quality endo y Robertson’s— Ni Possessions against bur- Fourth 8t., left Saturday for Roch-|Lete summer flowers in bowls and | weet’ Broadway, wert J jTainde, 308 ester, Minn, to attend the Kiwanis |baskets were used throughout the evening after a two week visit in the |COnvention to be held Sunday, Mon- rooms and on the refreshment, table. east. They visited at the home of /“®Y and Tuesday. They will also RRR EagE PRN Li Mrs. Lunde’s mother, Mrs. I. Dame- visit at the home of Mr. Guthrie's wood, in Grabity, Iowa, and with her |2Unt, Mrs. M. Guthrie, at Blooming sister and husband, Mr, and Mrs,| Prairie, Minn. The expect to return Dave Peck in Des Moines, Iowa. to Bismarck on Thursday. a double responsibility for your protec- tion. : * glars, sneak thieves and other plunderers. i$ We can protect your: home and business, F. A. 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