The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1936, Page 5

a __ WHE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATU DECEMBER 12, 1936 _ Barring Mondeo, Peiiit OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL | & = CHRISTMAS EVE: N hah er) To help you with your Christmas shopping, we will remain open evenings through Dec. 23. In order to allow our employees to be at home Christ- mas eve, we will close at 6 P. M. Dec. 24. Shop now. Avoid the last-minute rush! & Buttrey’s A. W. Lucas Co. Montgomery Ward Ohm Dress Shop J. C. Penney Co. t or a8 Richmond’s Bootery Robertson’s Rose Shop S & L Company : Sarah Gold Shop State Fur Co. Women’s Wear Shoppe _—s«iF. W.. Woolworth Co. a . aw Le ee ok peek od 79 ‘ of McMinnville, Ore., and three/program honoring Sisters of &t.j/ican Legion Auxiliary room, World Pioneer Resident oO S tate Open House to Note Their Anniversary brothers, Frank E, Curry of James-| Mary's school at 6 p .m., Monday, in|Wer Memorial building, and the |407 Sixth St. Miss Register ts at- town, Randall L. Curry of Hope, and|the auditorium of the school. Daughters of the American Legion at jranging a program, assisted by Miss : ° oe Paul M. Curry of Winnipeg, Man., xk e 7:30 p. m., in the junior high school | Ruby Milmot who is preparing sea- | Will Be Honored by Children ginade | ame, rhaielah Baar Bev. [bung sonal mua A ofering wl betas oo | _ Mrs. Fred Swenson will be hostess ** * to provide a holiday basket for @ poor are TRA aR SS Meestings of Clubs || the Escual culties party ot) Bast Brendents Fay, Ae | emey: ; 3 . e Rebeka! jusy Bees sewing clut e meeting o! e Presidents’ a sees " ule stu) Mrs: Sees SLI Ta teste woe bragreear ce And Social Groups at 2:30 p, m., Tuesday, in her home,|Parley of the American Legion Aux-| yr. and Mrs. B. L. Bertel and chil- Boise to Be Feted at Gol- | will be Mexes. William Langer, R. 8. & ° © | 824 Second St. illary, scheduled for Monday evening |dren, Claudia and Charles, arrive A . Towne, 8. 8. McDonald, J. J. Rue Fort Lincoin Chapter, A. W. M x ek with Mrs. A. H. Irvine, has been post-|Sunday from Fargo to attend the den Wedding Reception and Forrest M. Davis, all of Bismarck, , We annie a CHEUtLaaT party ot Cosmos Club poned indefinitely, affairs to be held Sunday and Mon- and Mrs. Herbert L. Loomis of Fargo. : i F Fort Lincoln chapter, American War) _, Mrs. Obert A. Olson will read # play |¢——"_|~______.__-® day in compliment ‘to Mrs, Bertel’s sey, ween tn| ME Lone ao wit Be here tor Be] | Titer witb cold ih in| e Goomesca meine! $2.1] Church Socteties | |pten, nd ita cour Ging ie le 5 fe vy ‘ss 3 2g ——_—_—_—____—_. venue D, wi are cele- the annals of a Bismarck family Sun-|° The six children are Katherine C. Aecuantaatisad nd ated Tues" | Hansen, 306 Park St,, will be hostess. |°~ McCabe M. E. Harris Hustlers |brating thelr S0th wedding anniver- Charles Gilbert Boise of 604 Avenue |NOW Mrs. B. L. Bertel of ; Spen- World War Memorial building. Thete dit ted The Christmas meeting of the Mc-|sary. Mrs. J. J. Loberg of Minot, sis~ D, long prominent residents of the Cer 8. in whose home th will be an exchange of gifts, Mem- Junior A. L. A. Groups Cabe Methodist Episcopal church|ter of Mrs. Spencer 8. Boise, 618 state, celebrate thelr golden wedding | re to be held; Cha: 0 4 bers who wish to do so will meet inj Meetings of the Juniorettes and |Harris Hustlers class will be/ held at | Thayer, west, came y to assist anniversary. “of Sioux Falls, 8. D.; Gertrude, Mrs. : the morning at the same place to tle| Daughters of the American Legion /8 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Walter E. Va-|with prepsartions fof the event and It was on Dec, 14, 1686, that Miss Charles H. Loomis of St. Paul; Philip comforters for the Open Your Heart| are scheduled for Monday. The Jun-|ter, assisted by the Misses Beatrice |will be among those serving at the Ella Murry and ‘Mr. Boise exchanged |H. Dickinson,- and Genevieve, Mrs. campaign. iorettes meet at 4 p. m., in the Amer- | Register and Mildred E, Huff, will|reception Sunday evening. their marriage vows at Hope. A. F. Wolter of St. Paul. ae Children All Coming Mrs, Boise Is Twin 4 The six children and 12 grandchil-| Mrs. Boise was born at Boscobel in D, McNamara of Fargo, state man- dren of the couple will be in Bismarck |Grant county, Wisconsin, as one of} _ F e ager, will be a guest at the annual Sunday when an open house is plan- ye ny pair rete born to ee ‘ meeting and Christmas party of the ned from 4 to 7 p. m., in the Spencer/D. and Kate (Murley) Curry. ie AND MBS. CHAR! ILBER’ Maccabee lodge at 8 p. m., Monday, in 8. Boise home, 618 Thayer, west, All| was one of the first twins born in mE. i Eee DLL the raritnn Legion Auxiliary room, (lends aes Blles bee call at an ined ane ich eae of 12 wont Hope was the first North Dakotajand their six children will receive| World War Memorial building. Elec- ime. Monday a ly dinner el of whom at manh he f Mr. and Mrs. Boise, who| their , ; tion: serv- | # LE TSHOa ae ike od 8 Heys twine WS WAS pone. : ap opis wae friends, and a family dinner] tion of officers and promi eo e @ Monday, All friends of the family] ices for six juvenile lodge members : The Store With the Christmas Spirit ‘A centerpiece of 50 Souvenir roses| named Nellie, died at the age of six sary of thelr wedding. Events planned | are invited to attend the open house] will take place. During the Christ-|§ on the refreshments table will be the| months, Mrs. Boise left her high) inciude an open house in the Spencer | for which no other invitations than| mas parur members will exchange main feature of @ yellow and white | school studies in ther native town to/s Boise home, 618 Thayer, west,|this general one through the gifts. = : come to Dakotas territory in June: trom 4 to 7 p. mhich the couple | will be extended. . * * * 1883, to keep house for her father Cathelic Daughters of America Immaculate Conception Court No.|# and brother. They were living on a = Ave., 8. Mr. Boise continued as edi-| Bolse has three sisters, Mrs. Leslie homestead in what now 1s Ellsbury, ‘or of the Sherbrooke paper and slso| of Hillsboro, Mrs. G, W. Kotts of| 322, Catholic Daughters of Americe, The Searchlight at nb hiss Salem, Ore. and Mrs. Grace Main! will give its traditional dinner and rt Gift brie ‘th popes hi ard of the Women's ‘Boarding ‘Home as- 2 ‘ ‘arm.? To prove up on this claim, it|#0ciation on Eighth St, south, Far : Suggestions was cnn for rir scaler You Will Have to Hurry - Cl iR I S I MAS Reminder % Mr. and Mrs. Boise always have; If You ant i : . 3 Hoskins-Meyer [[acea"site mi rvinm wits eoct's mews! ~©CAMPBELL’S PORTRAITS Spencer W. and Celestia E. (Gould) Has Held State Posts Soha he In September, 1918, Mr. Boise was i Brownle Cameras $1.00 to $3.75 appointed secretary of the state board for Christmas harp Penci to this four years at Oberlin college. |0f control of public institutions and Your appointment must be made right away. Phone 1795 habe mus during two years of which he studied| was the last person to fill that posl- | today, Open Sundays and evenings by appointment. , Boxed Stationery ...48c to $3 jon. When the board was merged o ‘ ‘ . Campbell’s Beautiful Portraits are reasonable, priced at 5.95, Fountain Pens ......$1 to $5 into the soared of Chonan! ie 895 and 12.95 a dozen. Lifetime Pens ....$7.50 to $10 [fj servatory. was executive secret . Jo H. Worst, state commissioner of im- c Pen and Pencil Sets $1 te $15 In July of 1883, he came to Dakota Phone‘ 1t0s Cam bell’. ey Say Desk Pen Sets ......81 to $10 North Dakots Pottery seeeeenes o+e0B5e to $2.00 in Bismarck and served under Owen Potted Plants .......15¢ to $3 cunee Bt facto (fone ener, office. Boquets of Flowers...$1 to $5 Mj Conk + Mr. Bolse, of the original five chil- Christmas Cards, wrappings, .|dren of his family, has one brother, es a tten oftener he his! Watson E., living at Roseburg, Ore., Ge ee Ne. way across Maple river Prat igee the | and one sister, Mrs. Hubbard M. Hoyt, ' Mail Orders Filled at Once hill to the Curry home until that day residing at Pacific Grove, Callf. Mrs, 50 years ago when he and Ella Curry | = Hoskins-Meyer Tr ptaca Maced Dising Bismarck, N. D. The Wedding took place in the tase ty home with Rev. J. H. Bald Men Have Lost Their Homes. 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