The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1936, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 65, 1936 oclety Fort Lincoln Bridge Club Meets Nov. 14 Because several of the officers and their wives are out of the city, the November meeting of the Fort Lin- coin Officers’ Evening bridge club which was scheduled for Saturday 1s being postponed until Nov, 14, it was announced Thursday. Arrangements are being made by Capts, and Mmes. Richard C. Babbitt and F. E. Judkins. * * * Jewish Ladies’ Aid To Hold Annual Sale ‘The Jewish Ladies’ Ald {s conduct- ing its annual food sale, at which fancy breads and candies will be fea- tured, in the A. W. Lucas company store Friday. The exhibit will be ar- ranged by 10:30 a, m., and the sale will continue throughout the day. Mrs. Al. Rosen is in charge, assisted by Mrs, Harry Bernstein. eek Clara Reidlinger Is Emil Rosenau’s Bride Mr. and Mrs. Chris Reldlinger of Washburn have announced the mar- riage of their daughter, Miss Clara Reidlinger, to Emil Rosenau of Man- dan, which occurred Friday, Oct. 30, in their home. The service was read by Rev. Emil Becker of the Washburn Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenau are residing at 205 Seventh avenue, northwest, in Mandan, where Mr. Rosenau is located as assistant supervisor in the Morton county Rural Resettlement adminis- tration office. ‘The bride formerly was employed as chief operator for the Northwest- ern Bell Telephone company at Mc- Clusky. ese * Brother and Sister Of Local People Wed In a wedding ceremony solemnized n St, John’s church in New Rock- ford, Monday, Oct. 26, Miss Delores Schaefer, sist of Miss Helena Schaefer of this city, became the bride My Thanks are hereby tendered to the citizens of Burleigh county and to the friends who fur- thered my candidacy in the election just past. I. C. DAVIES, Burleigh County Judge. (Pol. Ady.) A Message to Burleigh County Voters Appreciative of the splendid vote given my candidacy for Burleigh County Auditor in the general election Tuesday I assure you that T will per- form the duties of my new office with the greatest efficiency at my command in the interests of the voters of the county. Sincerely yours, Ernest Elness. (Pol. Adv.) Chosen for Burleigh County Offices ERNEST ELNESS Auditor GEORGE S. REGISTER States Attorney in the Burleigh county race, THEODORE TAYLOR Treasurer RIE HUBER Superintendent of Schools On the basis of unofficial returns, the above candidates have been elected in the six contested positions Brennise, Clarence Hanson and Ole F. A. Roberts, county constables. FRED ANSTROM Sheriff I. C. DAVIES Judge Other officials, unopposed in Tuesday's election, received large votes of con- fidence. They are Charles Fisher, clerk of court; Fred Swenson, register of deeds; T. R. Atkinson, sur- yeyor; Dr. A. W. Larson, counfy coroner; H. R. Bonny and A. E. Shipp, justices of the peace, and G. E. of Edmund Hartl, 423 Sixth St., who is a brother of Albert V. Harti, deputy tax commissioner. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Herman F, Schaefer of east- ern Wells county, and the bridegroom fs the son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hartl of Bremen. The marriage service was read by Rev. J. J. O'Donovan in the presence of a large number of relatives and; friends, The nuptial music included songs by the Misses Helena and Jose- phine Schaefer. A gown of ivory satin-faced crepe and a veil were worn by the bride. Her flowers were an arm bouquet of yellow roses. The maid of honor, Miss Agnes Hartl, sister of the bridegroom, wore orchid crepe with accessories in silver and carried pink and white car- nations, Herman Schaefer, Jr., brother of the bride, was best man for Mr. Hartl. Following a wedding breakfast Thank You Voters of Burleigh County for the splendid vote given me in the general election last Tuesday, assuring me of my second term in office as Sher- iff of Burleigh County. I will do my utmost to per- form the duties of this office in the interests of Burleigh county's taxpayers during my tenure. 5 Sincerely yours, Fred E. Anstrom, Burleigh County Sheriff. (Pol, Ady.) IN APPRECIATION My thanks go to the voters of Burleigh County for the splendid vote given me at the general election Tuesday, assuring me of another term as County Superintendent of Schools in Burleigh County. Needless to say, I will do my utmost to perform the duties of this important office to the best of my ability, Sincerely, MARIE HUBER, County Superintendent of Schools. (Pol. Adv.) served in the Shaefer home, the couple left for a short trip in the eastern part of the state. They are to reside on the farm home of the bridegroom's parents. * OF Mrs. Homer E. Spohn hostess with Mrs. Minnie Heaton for the meeting of Division 3, McCabe Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid, held in the Heaton home, 514 Seventh St., Thursday afternoon. * oe * Mrs, Oscar Tolchinsky was hostess for a meeting of the Jewish Ladies’ Aid sewing circle which was held in her home Wednesday evening. The circle has completed a crocheted bed- spread which is to be given away and which now is on display in the Hint- gen store window. * * * Contract games folleved a 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon when Mrs. H. D. Harding, 106 Rosser avenue, was hostess to her bridge club Wednesday afternoon. Mmes. C. P. Rhoades and H.T. Perry held first and second high scores, respectively. Mrs, J. H. Newton will pave ine next meeting. Honors in the contract games at two tables were received by Mrs. Charles Gray and Miss Elizabeth Roether when St. Jude's missionary group was entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. W. F. Meyer, 808 Ninth &t.. Mrs, R, A. Miners will en- tertain the members in two wecks. * * * Mmes. B. A. Woehle and John Reff turned in the high scores in bridge games at three tables as St. Rita's missionary group was entertained at cards and luncheon Wednesday after- noon in’ the home of Mrs. Grant C. Marsh, 1210 Broadway avenue. se % Miss Phoebe Aylen, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Aylen of Auburn, Wash., formerly of Mandan, is the louse guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Con- rad, 419 Rosser, west, while visiting with Bismarck and Mandan frietids. She will be here for about a week longer. if Almost a third of the non-occupa- tional causes of accidents are trace- able to automobiles, CARD OF THANKS We express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our neighbors and friends for kindnesses shown, sympathy, and the beautiful floral of- ferings, especially do we thank Rev. Vater for his comforting words, in the loss of our beloved daughter, sister and granddaughter. Mr, and Mrs. Dave Dixon and family. Mrs, John Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Claney Cleveland. Joseph D. Byrne (Pol. Adv.) WE ARE GRATEFUL to the voters of Burleigh county for the splendid vote of confi- dence they gave us in the general election Tuesday, We will do our utmost to deserve this vote of confidence by faithful repre- sentation of our electorate in the next legislative session. Richard Day State Representatives-Elect J. M. Thompson ing, the other in the afternoon. you. Phone 545 FLASH! Recipient Number our store! Our clerks will was CO- 2 OFFICES CHANGE IN MORTON COUNTY James M. Hanley, Jr., Is State’s Attorney; Pioneer Wins Official Newspaper All incumbents except C. F, Kelach, who was defeated for state's attorney by James M. Hanley, Jr. and the Morton County News, which lost to, the Mandan Pioneer for official news- paper, were returned on the basis of complete returns from Morton county in Tuesday's election. ‘ The Hanley and Kelsch race was. the closest recorded, the former re- ceiving 4,090 votes and the latter 4,- 018. In the official newspaper vote the count was: Mandan Pioneer 4,281 and Morto County News, 3,304. Returned to their offices were: Gena A. Jensen, county superin- tendent of schools, who won over L. C. McMahon, 5,053 to 2,967. E. O, Lidstrom, sheriff, who de- feated John Handtmann, 4,940 to 3,- 274. Lawrence M. Tavis, county treas- urer, who won over John Ferderer, 5,- 665 to 2,053. John Handtmann, Jr., clerk of dis- trict court, who outran G, E, Lang- bein, 4,764 to 3,212. J. H. Noakes, register of deeds, win- pine over Phil N. Helbling, 4,191 to 3,- 647, John Kennelly county coroner, who defeated August Bumann, 4,358 to 3,- 146, J, R. Fitzsimonds, county commis- sioner from district M, who won from Frank T. Friesz by 1,609 to 1,074. Incumbents returned with oppo- sition and number of votes they polled were: M. J. Tobin, county auditor, 6,- 257; B. W. Shaw, county judge, 6,191, and J, L. Brenden, county surveyor, 5,166, In the constable race, A. F, Bender, receiving 2,948 votes, and Jacob P. Roth, receiving 2,696, were elected. The House of Rothschild, famed money-lending organization, supplied the rulers of several European coun- tries with resources needed to carry oy 4 {on their conquests. How North Dakota | Voted on Governor | cos SO Pe Into poe og! (By The Associate Pres To Quickly Pets. Re-= port- Wel- Lan- ros."ch ied ose a7 | | Ease Pains of Adams 33 33 «904 598 668 h - Barnes 63 63 3,496 2,320 2,095 Benson 46 46 1,464 1,967 1,982 R eumatism Billings 14 14 391 277 614 Bottineau 57 56 2,134 1,224 2,305 Bowman 35 35 655 664 764 Burke 38 38 1,245 740 1,612 Ba: Burleigh 63 60 3,383 3,447 2,721 seekdonaatde Cass. 93 93 9,319 6,833 oe Cavalier 51 51 2,063 1,368 2,264 Instantly Dickey 38 38 1,762 1,093 1,598 Divide 38 38 1,028 933 1,528 Dunn 34 33 991 783 ‘1,605 Eddy 22 22 823 893 (988 Emmons 37 37 1377 947 1,879 Foster 21 21 923 960 864 Gol'n Val'y 19 19 718 637 330 Grand F’ks 71 68 6,207 4,113* 3,743 Grant 50 43 1,085 575 1,508 Griggs ~ 25 24 1.026 998 847 Hettinger 35 35 987 745 1,638 Kidder 41 41 931 548 1,507 LaMoure 29 39 1,758 1,288 1.894 Ask Your Doctor About gan 1 31 759619 «1,568 A ‘, McHenry 66 61 2,113 1503 2270| Genuine BAYER Aspirin McIntosh 23 23 1,201 561 1,802} Any person who suffers from pains McKenzie 58 42 788 1,213 1,060) of Maes should know tl ia McLean 63 51 1,279 1,580 2,604 Two genuine BAYER ASPIRIN Mercer 28 23 351 871 1,483] tablets, taken with a full glass of Morton 60 60 2,370 2,245 3,526] water, will usually ease even severe Mountrail 63 61 1,161 1,536 2,016| tTheumatic pains in a remarkably Nelson. 35 34 1,491 1,616 1,318| Short time. 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Now Stark 38 38 1,888 1,962 2,351 virtually ‘one cent a tablet, Steele 25 25 953 783 1,196 Stutsman 71 70 3,279 2,981 3,366/ 45) Towner 37 36 1,043 865 1,227 C ror Trail 34 34 2,101 1,435 1,753) A DOZEN Walsh 56 56 2,863 2,830 2,557 FULL Ward 89 80 4824 4664 3,616| poxenZOC Wells 47 47 1,462 1457 2,462 Williams 71 67 2,502 2,485 2,245| Virtually Totals 2245 2161 93,033 78,686 95,568, ea tablet It is estimated that each of the LOOK FOR THE BAYER CROSS 120,000,000 people in the United States| spends 40 cents a year for books. =— MRS. MALVIN O. OLSON MOTHERS Would you be interested in a centrally located kindergarten? 1 am seriously considering opening one, but would like to know your opinion. I plan for two meetings each day, one in the morn- 514 Sth Street FLASH! Last Week’s Recipient of FREE 32-PIECE DINNER SET at People’s Dept. Store 59408 gladly give you details, YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! Save your purchasing receipts from this store. They are of _ double value to you. People’s Dept. Store If you are interested, would you call me and let me know? Thank Examine your slip fér this number. Nick St. Maria and his Fili- pinos, 12-piece swing band, will be featured at the Dome dance pavilion Saturday night, Nov. 7. Contented John Fleck Departs For Ford Convention Anticipating sight of the new 1937 Ford V-8 models, John R. Fleck, Bis- merck Ford dealer, left Wednesday for Dearborn, Mich., to attend a na- tional dealer convention of Ford deal- ers Nov. 6 and 7. Before his return, Fleck expects to meet both Henry Ford and Edsel Ford, the latter president of the Ford Mo- tor Company, as well as other exe- cutives of the company in a series of meetings during which sales plans will be outlined. He also will have an opportunity to inspect the new Ford and expects to Join other dealers of the nation in trips through the huge Ford factories, engineering laboratories, Ford Ro- tunda (re-erected Ford World's Fair exhibit), and the world-renowned Greenfield Village. As a special fea- ture, the Ford company has all seats during the broadcast of the Ford Sunday Evening Hour Nov. 8 for visiting dealers. With nearly 7,000 dealers expected, every available room has been book- ed in Detroit hotels for the visitors, Fleck first went to Farge, where he Her Doings Were Juicy Bits to Town Gossips! GLADYS GEORGE _Former Mpls, Stage Star in “Valiant Is the Word for Carrie” ARAMOUNT; STARTS SUNDAY last year or this spring. harvest in 1936 of both winter and HELPS AVOID MANY COLDS Especially aid for nose and upper throat, where most colds start. Used in time, helps prevent many colds. Vicks VaTRO-NOI | Give Your Hair Life,Luster and Color clonrinseatanybeautyshop Lob reteday ) iin highlights and radiant blends in dull, faded strands. Lovalon comes in 12 true hair shades. Simple to use. Try it. LOVALON — the Odorless Vegetable Heir Rinse NOwW IS THE TIME -to have CAMPBELL’S BEAUTIFUL i - PORTRAITS > taken for CHRISTMAS Reasonably priced at $595, $8.95 and $12.95 a dozen. Don't put st off until December. Phone 1795 for an appointment today. Campbell’s Corner Broadway at 6th Si with Beulah Lignite Fill your bin with this good lignite coal—laugh at any weather — know your winter’s heat is stored safely — and not miles away depending on poor transportation to serve you—have warmth and comfort at a mini- jaum cost. Wachter Transfer Corp. ‘Telephone 62 These prices effective Friday and Satur- CAMPBELL’S SOUPS 3~25c Vegetable, Tomato, Cream of Mushroom, Noodle with Chicken 5-lb. box’..... 10-Ib, box ..... CRISCO 3 Ib. 55 c can TOMATOES =P, Cans 29) Wan Raisins Seediess Extract Vann 2 Cookies, 2 lbs. 23¢ Cabbage Per lb. 24c -We will deliver any order. LOOK THESE 50-Ib. Block Salt .....48¢ Cracker Jack 3 pkgs. 10c _ IGA Dark SYRUP, 10-Ib. pail ......... FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Western Russet POTATOES * $2.00 or more FREE. treet ro 98-Ib, sack 3.97 49-Ib, sack 2.09 1-b. pkg. m with the purchase of SWANSDOWN Per CHEESE Cc pe. BAC tote 23¢ Dill Pickles S196 Lard fut" 29¢ Bologna T 29¢ Ib, sack 50 amounting to We will be giad tor 49c Bulk Dates ....2 Ibs. 19¢c Candy Bars fim.3 for 10¢ Molasses “™"" 5™27¢ 109 ments and deliver Broadway Food Market Alice Johnson, Prop. We've reopened under new management and we're bidding for your food business with OVER—THEN COME 1 COFFEE “A” BLEND 19c BROWN SUGAR 3 tbs. 1 7c ald amelie ace OATMEAL Quick or Regular Large FOR MORE SPECIALS SEE BIG IGA AD IN FRIDAY'S TRIBUNE Broadway Food Market Vick =p your meat roquire- to 3-Ib, pkg. package .. Phone 126 55c .16¢ AMERICAN OR BRICK ‘tx $1.19 your regular &