The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 16, 1937, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1937 TRBUNE INSTALLS DICKINSON ENTRIES 7: QO SOCIETY ond CLU Law Enforcement _ Impaired by Crash CLU BS DICKINSON ENTRIES [j ing School Federated Club Leaders to a arsine eed Wellersburg, Pa., was considerably A . + impaired as the result of an au- Pauline Tinsley and Tobias| oncpiie accident, The town's New Equipment Will . Improve Comfort to Employes ° ° 4 Casey Win Speaking “magistrate was held in the county _ Convene in City Wednesday pont tle hc piesa t Habren eed Mesias two other men. State Policeman ployes as well es the quality of print- ing done by The Tribune. This will be ng” the vatatic elecutcity| Minot, N. D, eb, 16—uey— | were Hllzabeth pelea! y daline Ammon, Fifty-three North Dakote retail | Stickel, Glen Ullin; Agnes "Krause, Page pea sereet) marking a quarter of a century |J¢% America.” Following him were of membership, as the convention | Léurence Gobel, Sentinel Butte, with He END opened here. A. ¥. Hoff, Wishek, | “Hopes,” and Charles Bean, Glen eseieonh ote smoesalen, Be | crrarid in the competion wre Yer=| enter ie com! er- attending the affair will be Mrs, |St. the Wednesday Moth-|The matron sided. charles 7 Cuement, Fargo, | ron Hathaway, Beach, and Alphonse Fiorence H. Davis, former eighth dis-|¢rs’ club meeting ‘at 8 p. m., Wednes- |!" an afternoon - trict president, — day. crepe with a ruffie of qacivhgen Miss Burke will continue to take bd des ied reservations Wednesday evening. All| Bismarck Independent Charity Club |°!DP¢r#. ent, and was judged by i er clubwomen ere invited to at- yee sani Independent Charity ¥ paper | Barnhard of the State Teachers col- . lub meets at 2:30 p. m., Wednesday, ” kinson. Seas teed Seer oe neNgin Yours Later | secret ee @ conventions fect ent ry time. Chairmen of the various de- ees ° conig e, peers is wee Tk 8 PE ee i Wednesday Mothéfs’ Club Mrs. My Thoreson, 815 Mandan | pink 8t., will have i AIR CONDITIONER) FS WIN SLOPE HONORS| zm mec ry “95. Sentinel Butte and Ora Brademeyer,; © tive otf 9 Gib of the North Dako Rata |e a wan Hane. This Safe, External Treatment [| Brandenburg Resigns City Job at Bowman Bowman,N. D., Feb. 16—Because of the press of his duties as supervisor Of the farm credit administration in Adams, Slope and Bowman counties, H.C. Brandebburg has resigned his position as président of the Bowman board of trustees, a capacity he has filled for the past seven years, His Miss Edna a Ge ° ws J * . D, i —Paul- orge Miller said all four men | successor the board hi re Members Are Invited to At- To Sing ip say eo t “It lan’t the heat, its the humidity” sha ‘Tinalty, Dickiseon, won the sent cal ine an automobile» | been named. epente lend Banquet Wednesday and grined employes of The Tribune's : : test for girls humorous readings and} Which left the road on a curve, ———— lena dt itar Soma Songs for Broadcas' Sau buidery catgut ; Tobias Casey, Dickinson, was first in| crashed through « picket fence, | Lindberghs Planning pen ing Thursday Five aalosticon trix Bi ins ans ‘Tuesday as they enjoyed the ataios- ‘ the boys otatory contest at contests| ®Nd snapped a telephone pole. H I * PS gra it nas fek Saale : held here Feb. 12 for entrants from op to Iran and India Nine leaders of the North Dakota phare of. Bismarck’ ronal ff] | North Slope schools. Students fram UTILITIES FIRM SUED — Federation of Women’s clubs from out tioned industrial establishment, “ Taylor, Belfield, Beach, Richardton,| Helena, Mont., Feb. 16—(}—At the| Cairo, Egypt, Feb. 16—(#)—Col. ler the city are expected for the an- The new equipment, installed re- : Dickinson, Glen Ullin and Hebron at-| "eaves of State Treasurer Ray N.| and Mrs. les A. Lindbergh laid ual mid-year meeting of the North| at 9: ._ The cently by The Tribune and placed in Cae ee eat ucts, Geter Harrucn 9. Phere | Cn see eee Dakota Federation of Wi ’s cli 4 a ae ley’s selection was “! : ~j heir aer! tseeing trip into of Women’s operation Monday, is expected to im: the Big Bad Wolf.” Ruth Bandel,|ourne against the Montana Dakota| Iran and possibly India. They called jubs and resley C. Wilson, soprano. Miss , | prove the health and comfort of em-| Hebron, was second with “Ladies Aid| Utilities company, seeking to recover | at the Iran legation and obtained j B | at the Local Theater,” and Lucille] the sum of $8,000, alleged to be due| transit visas good only for a fort- i Neubeck, Beach, third with “Ma the state of Montana for unpaid li-| night stop in Iran. Lindbergh also A. F. HOFF Monday Morning.” Others taking part cense fees on gasoline exported from lJoked over his plane and ordered the state by the defendant company. | minor adjustments. COLD Quicker partments and district presidents will Bismarck Junior Music Club 4 outline plans for the year’s program.| The Bismarck Junior Music club'and his brother, Clifford Gilbert, also Butfalo, N. E chy id ghia aa Be ie the winch Blogs ft é Mrs, Taylor, who presides, will report | meets at 7:15 p. m., Wednesday, in! of Sentinel Butte. ( district will be held at Sentinel Butte on the mid-year meeting of the Gen |Room 310 of the Bismarck high| The couple will live at Sentinel| be eliminated, experts found. on March 10 under the direction of 7/73 3 Plate Uapokub in Washington. school. eae Butte, where Mr. Gilbert is employed| In line with tts practice of keep-| years after the rescue, Superintendent M. A. Tovey. . : Club members are invited-to attend/ g¢ Benedict's Alumnae Chapter an open meeting of the advisory |" 4 soc! : ments in the printing industry The) seout, rescued Virginia Rice from throat, chest and back (between right on working. Often, by morning cee m., Wednesday, with Mrs, G. R.|she went to New York City for post- that it leads to better print-| ‘ne 4 married and the mother of | -1441 producers Tuesday to 14 cents| spread it thick over the chest Avolds Risk of Stomach Upsets Dr. and Mrs. Orr to Thompson, 315 Avenue A, west,\as| graduate study. She recently resigned two children. a mound, the highest aince April, 1930.) cover with warmed cloth. "Thus ads external troatenens connec % 5 hostess, her position as Golden Valley county ‘The national court of honor, lcnort copper sold at 18.875 cents a ‘Almost before you finish rubbing, sossibly upset the stomach, as corr Establish Home Here ee * health nurse with headquarters at awarding the certificate of hero- d, also ® seven-year peak. VapoRub starts to bring relief two on 4 be used ag an air conditioner to in- 7 the ig. | POUN ‘year stant internal “dosing” is 80 apt to pcos American Legion Auxiliary Chorus |Beach, which she held for the last the cninne ot fam, blamed the delay on m: ways at once—two direct ways: do. It can be used freely, as often Establishing their home in Bis-; Mrs. A. D. McKinnon, 312 Avenue year. crease the comf employes. placed records. ——————————— patty pr ly, as marck this week are Dr, and Mrs.|B, west, will be hostess for a breakfast oes Da ar Attention! 1. Through the Skin. VapoRub even on the youngest child. August Orr, who have taken an apart-/and rehearsal meeting of the Amer” |T odge Dancing Party |, Ralph Keller of the Pierce aaverts-| Blum Voted Powers Scottish Rite Masons! fe cee oe ae ee ae went in the College building. ican Legion Auxiliary chorus at 9:30 ; ’ _»|ing agency at Fargo spent ie week- To R 1 Tariff, Bismarck -Mandan Chapter poultice or plaster. Dr. Orr, who was appointed director |#. m. Wednesday. To Aid Flood Relief jena attenaing to business matters in ‘o Regulate Tariffs pier) 3 v Aas of the division of maternal and child ** * ay Bismarck and visiting his mother, Mrs. on Rose Croix will biog mast the . Medicated Vapors. At hygiene in July, has been here since Hairdressers’ tion Proceeds of the dancing party which |W. R. Keller of Mandan, Paris, Feb. 16.—)—The chamber |15th to 18th degrees, inclusive,! same time, its medicated vapors, re- that time but Mrs, Orr has been vis-| The Bismarck Hairdressers’ associ-| the Sons and Daughters of Norway +s % of deputies voted full powers to Pre-| Wednesday afternoon and eve-| ‘ated by body heat, are breathed in iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E, ation is to meet at & p. m. Tuesday. iodge will give Wednesday evening in| Miss Bernice Morris, #19 Fifth St..| mier Leon Blum Tuesday to regulate /ning, Feb. 17. Lunch at 12:15, for hours—about 18 times a minute Curry of Jamestown. She was here{in the Christie beauty school. The |the a.o.u.W. hall will go toward flood|had as week-end guests her mother,| tariffs by decree until December, di y 2 6:15. All ‘Scottish —direct to the irritated for a short time recently and was ex- | 427 was incorrectly given as Wednes-|reiier, officers announce. Dancing to| Mrs. T. F. Morris, her sister, Mlss| 1987, The bill also would increase Cinmer at 6:10. This combined poultice -and-vapor Follow Vicks Plan for pected to arrive Tuesday to remain |48y in Monday's club notices. the music of Turkey Trot Bill and his| Eunice Morris, and her grandmother, | government powers to prevent “dump-|Rite Masons hi action loosens phlegm—relieves Bétter Control of Colds permanently. igs te cu orchestra will start at 9 p.m. The| Mrs. Emma Klawitter, all of Regan. ” of commodities. the 18th degre invited. irritation—helps break congestion. For the last four and s half months aspen? steer. party will be open to everyone, with oe ee eee eee i a a |. The Wednesday Study club holds; before coming here, Dr. Orr took ad-| 1+. Fey, 17 meeting at 3p. m,, in the |f special invitation to legislators and vanced work at the Harvard school of their wives. Public health at Boston, Mass, H's [Rome of Mrs. Norman 1, Roop, Mesos I wife was with him in the east. Dr.|ararian program 2 7 1s a native of Rugby and practiced Ene oe gee — it Carles before studying at Boston. Fortnightly Club ae 8 The annual guest day program and ; i lub will be Founding of National [ts ot, the Fortnightly club will be), TiStion is postponing its meeting scheduled for this week until the last P-T.A. Noted by Group pone or 3; nines a prog | Weare in, thou es, 36 Will P.T.A. Meetings _ Postponed to Feb. 24 The Will Parent ahd Teacher as- held Monday evening. book, “Communism, Fascism and the Arthur ©) Thonpen! state super- | Liberal Democratic State” by Mauzice eters proceed the compact intendent of public instruction, deliv- | Parmelee, when the Current ni three » B.A. se club meets at 2:30 p. m., Wednesday, | Kalser, 712 Eleventh 8t., entertained | St. Theresa’s missionary group Mon- with Mra. J. C. kerk, 110 Avenue A. day evening. Mrs. C. H. Cloid and percep wae ee he ti V. F. W. Auxiliary ‘| Mrs. Carl J, Reff, a substitute player, three orchestra numbers by Bismarck/ A social hour with refreshments af aenieh SN aL Call high school students rounded out the | follows the 8 o'clock business session | 1.1.07 ar Cloid is to h the program. of the AuxWiary to Gilbert N. Nelsoh | starch vote. ae The hostess committee was com-| Post 1326, Veterans. of Foreign heal Py ee josed of Mmes. Ray Robinson, K. W. | Tuesday evening, erican Le- Johnson, 3M. Oberiander and’ V. D.|gion. Auxiliary room, World War Me-| Mrs. Oscar A. Belang, 110 Broadnny, Marshall, morial building. ‘Those who have not 27¢nue, entertained her contact. tui eee turned in their membership cards are.|f 87 ocloce Cries tance of the ¢ Lt. and Mrs. Clinton Heath of San | requested to do so. evening was spent playing cards in Diego, Calif., who sire visiting his par- ee % te etatal tiene, Mra, Herolt Want eats, Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Heath of Unity Study Club Fecsiving tbo the hight score ahd Mandan, were honored at a supper} Persons interested in psychology traveling favors. A bowl of roses and party Saturday evening given by Lieu- | and metaphysics are invited to join| jnoune centered the dinner tables tenaxt Heath's mother and Miss Vir- |the United Study club at its meeting |arf"sr50o14 sopton will be the next ginia Wright, also of Mandan, in the | at 8 p. m., Wednesday, in the B. P. W., hostess. C. W. Wright home, Robert Heath, |room, World War Memorial building. eee fiudent at the University of North |There are no dues for membership.| yrs, o, A. Stevens of Fargo, chair- Dakota, returned to Grand Forks|At this week's session, members will) 47 of the department of public wel- Sunday after spending » week with {complete the fifth chapter of Shank | ra: North Dakota Federation of Wo- his parents and his brother and sis- ine ee a see. Aen be | men’s clubs, will arrive Wednesday to ter-in-law. Pee gor rolltenl roa attend the annual mid-year meeting ‘ees 8 Aarne of the board and council, to be in ses- canta Rates e, raedteg, ee Lin- Capital City Townsend Club sion in the Patterson Bova Weare: aoe ag Conklin, Fred A. Led ‘The nominating committee will| Gay and Thursday. She wi M. Christianson and Frank E,| Present the new slate a Bee at | only Fargo pounell emiber attending. Shepard from the city and, Mmes.| the Capital Clty Townsend club mect | p, .G. Smith of Mandan is home Herbert L. Freeland and Raymond C.|ing at 8 p. m., Wednesday, in the) | ole (ed ont his son county commissioner’s room in the Tusedey: ‘preceding he’ mecting “of jeourthouse. L. L. Rudrud of the state |And daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, the Fort Eineoin Book Review clubsame and fish department 1s to | Robert Smith of Seattle, Wash. in Mrs. Lane’s home. speak, explaining the proposal to sup- * * * port the Townsend plan by a 2 per , Members of the St, Francis Xavier |cent transaction tax and also the dif- BEWARE OF COLDS tertained ference between a 2 per cent transac- 27 odleck Glcaer ee omiaee ited tion tax and the North Dakota sales day evening by Mrs. Q. P, Kurkowski, | tax. WHEN CONSTIPATED 1115 Avenue C. Miss Margaret Wyn- koop turned in the high score. The In winter, colds and other germs Seventy members of the Richholt leader. ‘ HW] arent and Teacher association joined ves y Peoeiteok he ie e¢ | SI OESS, @ , r) @ in observing the date of the national Cerrone Dense toes = ro nounced oe ene ‘ PTA. founding st a regular meeting| Mrs. E. J, Conrad will review yee ES UK . WI1 : ‘When talking pictures °%O RADIO PICTURES’ STAR “THE PLOUGH AND ing abreast of the latest develop- Pitkin, now 38 and a former COPPER PRICE RAISED Massage Neoee tee on ber] During the night, VapoRub keeps ; Barbara Stanwyck says: my throat” arrived, my stage experience on Broadway gave me my chance on the screen. Taking care of my throat became serious business with_me, so I changed to Luckies—a light smoke. Of course I smoke other cigarettes now and then but sooner or later I come back to Luckies. They make a hit with my throat and also with my taste.” fubu Sermie NOW APPEARING IN THE STARS” next méeting, March 1, will be with iss Eas Cato Oth Street (eo i *, * * sae ree Mt nughes, both of Bismarck, survived a That's why you should guard é recent reduction in the number of against common constipation. -It iy newspaper at. the North Dakots Rane An independent survey was made recently among pro: mene tt ene prota sour from = canton : fessional men and women—lawyers, doctors, lecturers @ aes vai nado, Dsmaret 9 Fifth st. Phone 476 Raloers Aut Beans ¢ goerons scientists, etc. Of toe who said caey smoke eter Alpha Gamme Delta sorority at the || Wednesday oR Thursday J| , Within the body, Kellogg's Alt. more than 87% sta! they personal ypreferalightsmoke. North Dakota Agricultural college last| Spec water, forms a soft mass, and Miss Stanwyck verifies the wisdom of this preference, ee be ee 27c Bea se Tees ienia 3 and so do other leading artists of the radio, stage, screen per pomd ..-.--. LOC eee ects ean taking and opera. Their voices are their fortunes. That’s why Mon Goatey”aone! 1 |if Matton Chom 9°) 4 || SiS aren mi = to many of them smoke Luckies. You, too, can have jan rey ie; { = 2 found him and made him | J ution Steaks, © % c «Jett te abet al. the throat protection of Luckies—a light emoke, free of = rece love Sia Pork Steak or Roast, ae | Seidl Made and certain harsh irritants removed by the exclusive proc THE FINEST TOBACCOS— and he’s mine—you keep e, Ib...... c es | away—but not from the ||| Beef Short Ribs, ib Ale = ess “It’s Toasted”. Luckies are gentle on the throat. THE CREAM OF THE CROP” coe || eee SE Schilling gourmets re | OE : A Light Smoke } Celery Stalks, each .....10c epper —= Honey, 5.1b. pail. -58e J a tel Cr. ” - ODER WOMEN | sree rete Ate | GQ itn ms It’s Toasted”—Your Throat Protection : Net Sefer monthly pain and delay dueto ff fresh caught Pike, Pickerel ; ej Sete gables, and Selkirk Whitefish. tonight. Sidressutecore ram Aste hep dh deg AGAINST IRRITATION-AGAINST COUGH ' 4 aoe Fresh Frozen Herring, 3 Ibs. -.... 0. ey 7 i Congright 1937, Tes amelenn Tebeasd