The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1937, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1987 ) SOCIETY and CLUBS Sunior-Senior Prom. |*Micctings of Clube ~ And Dinner Are Held] | “And Social Groups —— e M rigal ° Pen Women to Fete adrigal Club Praised for. National President Outstanding Choral Service|, rvs regs toi, toa pu 5 Capitol Homemakers Hold Meeting Friday|| SLOPE NEW PROGRAMS PLANNED cay aterm a tng bor okie | li wD, Feoeal weve! QR MOTHERS’ DAY A. Winter, 521 Tenth 8t., with Mrs. " sam, 81, from the Catholic church. Eims Hendrickson as assistant hos- Burial was, made’ in the: Killdeer cemetery, 0 hters, Mrs. W. i ne in sone ot Mothers Deg was | Bosch, Oakdale, was acd "Weber tal ta Maxis ig ted by the following: a Sean tore hat obe| een, sau et jost City Churches to Be ident of the League of American Pen * W. ©. Wiley, J. C. Quinn, B. Hen- Devoted to Theme Women, will be in Bismarck Thurs-|the dinner. Norman Woehle, presi- Preaid drickson and Frank Nichols. He aay Bismarck Audience Hears Fin- Straw Time Ui 3007 2 as tie aeek ttn nine en. 02) Cie. Penber laws) Pare the ad-| ne Paot President Parley of the A summary of the lesson recently | campbell county seicr and geriy day | Spectal Mothers da programs . | get Execution; Hopes Sing- She will be honored with an Owi| ident of the senior class, made the | Amencan Legion Auxiliary will meet Memoria bullding "wes ‘presented, betel" Me Goce re Ee oe | Se most, Bismarck — ers Will Come Agai and ‘Triangle luncheon in the Rose | response Mrs, Ferris Cordner, Mmes, Cordner| THe project leaders reported on plans! trom Russia in 1874 and worked on pontine ain room of the Patterson hotel Thursday| Included the were: Arthur Sorin hostesses,| £0 achievement ind worked onjand evening services. | noon, followed by @ sight-seeing tour| vocal solo, “Alma Mater,” ee ees Pena ee Juve, Further plans wil bo wed ot steambuels operating between Yank-/ Gome ministers planned to devote f the old forts and Indian lodges in| Brendel; a, “Our Athletes,” the next caida : at least one sermon of the day to the By EMILY MARSHALL the Mandan vicinity, anda visit to locense Bi sieiabets Cee ae ipesin areata subject and in ff 3 saxophone Refreshments peseetaeb eget aged air el . é ae ee the most pleasing . the Roosevelt, cabin ‘and state capi-|solo, Robert Gustafson, sccompanted | noid Apt ad nbecrnoe! hostesses, Tel peep Piacheetany Bigs eatin RET chairs one peels tenia re marie in mienyin gay tie ence tol building. For both the luncheon|by ‘Kenneth Katser; “paper, “Theat Kiwanis park. Bach member 1s se * Guenther; $8, feidng Fasitent oe cio will be peoceinent tcaturee cone | Madrigal club of the University of] P oo be served in the large Arikara earth: Bes teresa Revell: read | expected to bring her own lunch. Miss Amy Forsberg, Everts apert-| community who died after an iliness| At McCabe Methodist” Episco Nocth Dakota ‘raised 47 wellea lodge, invitations fave been issued| toss” Aitrion origeeer vor a pceks ments, has as her guest her mother,| Cr''three months. She leaves her|church s special Mother's day pro- a Perfectly blended Mage 2 ve, Dare eet | dors, jagner; ‘vocal solo, U. ©. 7. Auxiliary Mrs. A. E. Forsberg, Pingree. na pr, Ariesn, ih ‘be. presented at the’ 12 ’ y_ended. voloes tn sort ; Presidents of several women's of-/John Fortune; tap dance, the Ben-| The United Commercial Travelers Petes Gee RJR chatty Peer bear ieecdiad WU, aa2 8 Leprindedy city audi- a ganizations and to a number of other| nett sisters, accompanied by Mrs.| Auxiliary will’ meet tat 8] Pro: Will H 13. lock Sunday school, with the jun- Jae captivate an audience that Fepresentative women throughout| arthur Bauer; and group singing, | otclock in the Auxillary roske of the|~ TOSTOM enor: ee Lee ee ee ee soon ere, teen, larger. It could the aus “auld Lang Syne” and “Farewell.” | world Wer Memorial South Side Mothers Bremen, N. D.—Services were con- Loretta Myer an ie leading role. Seach ey maa hte, mabe a Rann we eat, eet ea ey a oe A, iy be inate ni , for it can erated set dress. Coemes Club A Mother's Day j teq | Olle church here for Frank Lies, plo- fret choir will be a highlight of " tro-| On the committee in charge of the} The Cosmos club will meet Monday 3 neer resident of this community who} the evening services, at which Rev. ortes of university days to scores duce individual Pen Women and|panquet were Mmes. B. A. Woehle,| at 8 p.m. at the to the mothers of South Bismarck, | died suddenly of heart trouble. Born| Walter E. Vater will speak on “The graduates with the singing of Alma other chats: Loute Ac Clacsks: Tiueodas | thi ee rs fd raced Mrs. Cyn-| will be presented Sunday afternoon| in Germany, Lies cam to the United| Ties of the Home.” Mater until the notes of “Nightfall Mrs, Hoyt’s address, Mrs. James Mor-| Ressler, Philip Starkle, Fred Hes- ; at 2:30 p, m. at Kiwanis park. States when a year and a half old| Songs by the choir and a sermon in Bye” oat aati over te fot ris will shesk for the beaen: eID | Barke, : ‘The high school band, directed by| ana settled in Bremen 49 years ago| PY Rev. C. F. Strutz, district superin- thelr" til of “muale, ‘Universe ees music’ chaistann for the Pen Women| 2, Hugh Portune, Two Tryge Township |2en sare” olan “2h ait Mig| when a boy. He was 6 years oid det, wil mark, the day atthe the desire that 1 C. for ® number of years before her elec- Gap eiclibe es ado cha roai et Schools in Bismarck | opening address. The Mother's Day Fort Yates, N. D. — Mrs. Charles Lutheran the Poung Pooaee ies Rowland return with his tion to the presidency, is best known | ine foo Shares of (ae ie — address will be delivered by James! ah'"os was’ puried in the cemetery| Will be in charge of observances, A pedal 2 . Assisting her were Morris, , 28, Chcice of eocn positions Sana gi rec eet ted Rep re Malser and the Misses Arlene Wag- rer, yedstreeh HO Mar inte omni fustice of the state supreme| DY icliowing services, at ‘at. Peter's mother-daughter banquet 1s ‘also priate. For the most part they were and speaking volces, and for musical! "€f, Jean McKinnon, Jean Roherty| os in Bismarck Friday. Miss Aldyth Ward, Jong active in| church. She was the mother of two RINE girls will ppeaet te y, Pindrigsle; melodaey tere, clesoee settings to many familiar readings, |*4 Margaret and Clara For. : ‘Those in the party were the Misses | civic affairs of the sbuth side, will| children. ~ |“God’s Gifts to Mother,” at the nforn- than selections of glee clubs, pastoral i Her work has been featured on many| Trin, couples attended the junior [Mila Trygg and Jeasle Pettis, tench-| Preside. J. W. Riley and other offi-| 1 suea x D,cJohn Fubrman,|!08 services in the Salvation Army tm thelr theme and executed with ra | Rational convention, programs and) Tithed by the Rhytiim Scam es nae Wie simapae, Crest, IES, suats, past and present, of the Wach~| jcustield resident for many years |ladel, which will begin at 11 o'clock, effects of the Don Cossack chorus prizes in national contests. The Ahimes “Gloria Starkle™ and | Rowmary.. Yun 3 totes AMagnus| ciatonl, will be included on the pro-| and formerly of Fessenden, ND. was | an © speclel Mother's day progras singers. Sharing Pen Women's attention on| Emily Papacek gave a tap dance/anq mioise and Mavis Olson of achool| Stam. The invocation will be given|buried in the Fuhrman cemetery | 14-05) : . . out with clearness and harmony by| MAY 13 will be the state art exhibit, |Miss Dorothy Bonds sang a solo, ®¢-| no, 4 Also in the party were the| DY Rev. Benjamin Schiipf, pastor of south of Bowden, N. D., following) 2 0"G. 1. 3 pindaht will devote his Brailes soca. (th cuartet, of which Mrs. Paul T. Boleyn, Fargo,|ompanted by Miss Senet Ferguson. | patrons of the schools, Mr, and Mrs, the Blsmarck Baptist church. |serview at, Choy, Suuimiived “in [sermon at ‘Trinity Lutheran to. the tained by Professor Rowland, con- Tis bE Oe fan, and for which several ‘teust| Rett, Mr. and Mrs, W. F. McGraw bohapeahecrdnla ated Ae a ed mayor will present carnations 10,tne| North Dakota since’ 1697. He had pare Ae AEE LSS trol of his chorus unusual for a group Club's final group included “The | members will and Dr. and Mrs. Milo Priske. H 7 three oldest mothers ‘The| clighteen children, five of whom have | Mother.” Bells of Bt. Micherl's Tower” by Bir bring pictures, Another ‘Trygg: Mrs. Maurice Erickson and present. . ; interest will be the Fort Yates Indian ** % Roy Exickeon; and Arthur and public ts invited. pieces Usa cee Lynn $300 Damage Caused = & of the age represented. To that discipline-and the long months of|Robert Stewart; “The Farmers’ pian, “The Cry of Lone Eagle,” wri te that Me behind ii Daughters,” arranged by Williams; * Magnus. Turtle, Lake, N. D.—Funeral s : May attribute mach of ths ecceucrce| I Won't’ Kiss Naty,” arranged, by! (org angels Fiske, and presented| Mrs, Narum and Miss | they visited the state penitentiary.|Emil Seegar Leads | scas were comiucted trom the home| By Power Line’s Fall abeeinees . Ste] |capltol, the World War M ‘ Hite which i interpreted some of the| Smith and Aschenbrenner; “Rose-| 3. P. W. club, This ply was tist| Ramstad in Recital |puidms ant uw Bimarcx Trinme | Rifle Club Shooters |r, '%,Cottoe, Murler, $8. whose} | Climax the evening was the ap-| ence Powell; and “Tradi Nuke,” ar- the Pen, Pencil and aries teoutoes ° Se Ma apap tale cdot dll ok (ene distance tieptone fines wea a 44 Vivien ‘Gor! Dt| ranged by BA. The “Bells” S dau lot the local bi on Mar. 38, and Mrs. Margaret Narum, contralto, Mmes, John and Carl Emil Seegar chalked up the top| Adams, of Peace Lutheran church in| and south of Devils Lake were out of arance of Miss hlan were ranch 5 pianist, will ws score in the weekly shoot of the Bis-/ Turtle Lake, officiated and interment | order, the telephone exchange at artist recital! Reff Entertain Club|marck rite club Friday night, post-|was in the Turtle Lake cemetery. |sinnewaukan was put out of come & 3 Bismarck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| brought out delicate diminuendoes | by letters from branch officers to the Joseph Coghlan, who sang the s0-/and powerful crescendoes. Other| National Folk Festival at Chicago, prano solo from Victor Herbert’s| numbers were folk songs, fl 1,|and to the Commissioner of In P. m, in the ing ® mark of 355 hits out of a possible | Fueller leaves eight children and the | mission, electric currents were felt at + "Naughty Marietta,” the Itallan| with an undorising one Of codrene, | affairs, John Collier, Washington, a eae Pgh ppetin Mmes. John Reff and Carl Rege|400. Trailing Seegar for top honors | widow. exchanges at Cando, Churchs Ferry, Street Song, with the Sioux quartet] As their last number the club pre-|D. ©. Two members of the branch, on foe3 rte | entertained thelr contract bridge club | were George Larson, with 351, and ,,.|Brinsmade and Carrington as the of Bjarne ‘Svare, Robert Varland,| sented “Nightfall in Skye”, by Sir 8.| Marion Phillips Johnson, Harvey,| Tecttals by Mehus ratory, Friday afternoon at Mra, John Reff's|Grant Huntley, who had 343. Hazelton, N. D.— Frank W. Wil-|result of @ 40,000-volt line falling on tenors, Theodore Beeman and Ralph Roberton, with its soothing melody and Mrs. Waldo, have published a Mrs. Ni © the home, 413 Raymond St. Other scores posted included: Guy |liams, 62, former restaurant owner, |, long distance wire south of Brins- Keeley, basses. done in euphonious harmony. As en-| Humber of plays and the fostering of| Wr. Nerum, a member o! The tables were decorated with/ Smith, 342; Art Lee, 341; H. Dela-|Carpenter and painter here, wasimade Friday night. Damage was With the It and liveliness of the| cores they sang “I Know a; Young | the native drama is one of the) tinity Lutheran choir, has been | tulips in spring colors when | Barre, 330; Art Larson, 328; and Roy |uried in the Haselton cemetery fol- | estimated at $300. song Miss Coghlan was in full sym-| srataenm 4, ‘Orlando di Lasso, and «| branch's projects for the coming year.| frequent s0 at the choir concerts! ments were served to the 16 guests. | Fowler, 285. lowing services here Wednesday. Wil- pathy. Her voloe was sweet and clear) (111 th y g ** * church services. Her vocal study! Score honors went to Mmes. Gart-| New members are being welcomed|i#ms leaves one daughter, Mrs. and blended delightfully with the tmas number. Nati . for the last two years has been with| ner and Milo Priske. The traveling] into the club, H. L. Chaffee, president, | Georee Chase, in Hazelton, and one, ee , Sonorous tones of the male volces. Ppp poked fe the pores were} National Hospital Hiscug lena Soule, ety oe Page prize was presented to Mrs. J. A./said Saturday, urging that those in- | Mf Chris Grens, in Medina. F A L AH R Miss Rystad Hailed tions and whimsical comments on the| Day to Be Observed | year with Mr. Soule's former teacher,| the next meeting will be held at pteee coe hes eis, bim or (Grant FIND GIEL'S BODY | : ves Techaikowsk!’s immortal “Nur Wehr| various selections. ee ‘William Clare Hall, at Long Beach,| the home of Mrs, R, A. Miners, 423| "artley, acting secretary. Woodruff, Wis., May ¢—(?)—Posse- | HIN ESUL- WV. (el atta -Yo)s 10h Die Sehnsucht Kennt” was occasion| ‘The club has three more local ap-| ‘The Sisters of Bt. Alexius hospital | Calif. ‘Tenth St. May 20, Decision was made to co-operate / men who searched all night through | for another outburst of aural en-| pearances scheduled for this week-| Will observe National Hospital Day| Mrs. Narum’s program will include eee with the WPA recreational division |the woods surrounding Minocqua | | Maymgese Ro ca Petar nat thusiasm. Miss Isabelle Rystad, £0-/end. Today they will sing at the| Which occurs Wednesday, Mey 12, by|three operatic arias, groups of Ger- Elai Wentland in the forming of a new women’s! jake found the body of Lorraine An- PHONE 1660 - BISMARCK 4 prano, sang the solo, Her voice, mod-/ state Training School, Mandan, and | having open house from 2 to $ p. m,,{man lieder, modern Russian, Nor- aine Wentiand on rifle club here. : derson, two and a helf, in the lake | ji ulated and showing deep insight| at the State Penitentiary. Sunday | to which the general public is invited, | wegian and American songs, In the| , Month’s Eastern Trip SSS Saturday. | CONSULT YOUR AGENT OR into the tenderness of the ballad, WOO! trey will be presented in the Presby-| it was announced Wednesday by Sis-|last group will he “Prayer,” by Mr. Two Americans to Fly ——— | 42OXER AS YOU WOULD YouR the hearts of the audience. terian church in Mandan, ter M, Boniface, OSB, superior of |Soule which Mrs, Naru sang re- Ee im pice A ‘Trees planted as a windbreak spme- DOCTOR OR LAWYER Included in the first the hospital, cently at the recital of his original] Miss Elaine Wentland, daughter) ‘To King’s Coronation times actually increase the velocity of | Q Mra. G. tiand, wind, of the atx 3 parts of the program were “The| Miss Dorothy Hagen was accom: |") 1 Vin be taken iss Belle Mehus will : t ” | panist, ‘on ® tour of| compositions. Miss Belle Mehus w! ’ Lord's Prayer.” by Josephine For-| Pan sponsored by the|th® building, during which the vari- accompany Mrs, Narum at the plano |" Ze "peut''wnere she wily opend| New York, May 8—(P)—The fina! | ; “All People That on Earth Do) ous kinds of equi it will de-| The ft Miss | °} Bismarck Li club, pment Bppearance of the week-end, quota of coronetion visitors from Frage i ena I aes 8 cs. seribed and explained. ‘The public is|Ramstad, daughter of Dr. and Mrs./ “Eom there she will go on to Waah-| America, Capt, Dick Merrill and Jack | 8 Lord, Soul asked to visit the hospital to see the|N. O. Ramstad, 824 Fourth St. 85) ington, p, o., New York and Chicago. Lambie, hoped to start Saturday from | (Psalm 103), Ippolitot-I f 3 ip by vanot Order of Rain W s Hee ee a eat norma ane wo out wi nee ee james’ ap Washington she will visit rela-| Floyd nade field ane on ee T, Ti k er Si vend" m= fu ae i a ives, and Miss Elisabeth Gelssler,| stop flight to London, In tase of un- - he m Da ee te Mother’s Day Party |ere how, expertiy “and gen me ere in ie ‘| formerly of Bismarck, who is now/ favorable weather, the start be prpesles, santeauicy (ei Sait De employed in the Library of Congress.| delayed until Sunday. ere years Me, O God” (Psalm 43), by Felix) every-day sick-room tasks are per- Mendelssohn, For sheer artistry and) - —— beauty, the ‘number, “Judge Me, O| Members of the Order of the Rain-| soir gay murmbars of the hospital /Calif. during her high ‘school Miss Wentland expects to be gone | Pl \ God,” ‘was splendid, ‘The women’s| bow entertained their mothers at their| aur S04 % {alk to, those whose | there, and later during her four about a month. ‘ e e ! ks soared Btn‘ low-piechod back: | eam ietneee a momners ae thal| daily work is the rellt of) human at Mt. Halyoka colle, South Hadley, s* Olson President of Care. 5 Mass. year - Misses Bvelyn 5 . ° ! rouse Sor mien ET te mele mem ed at the Masonic Temple.| National Hospital Day observance, |dition to her many activities in io Saturday Bio ane sen Academy of Science. ] he Gift ere were 140 present. {according to Sister Boniface, is for| dramatic art, studied piano with Miss/ rake where they will spend the week- Sora } : Sioux Sisters Perform Blue and yellow appointments of/the purpose of securing more public| Belle Mehus. Miss Ramsted will play] eng with their mother, Mrs. Rena|_ rand Forks, N. D., May 8—()— The Sioux Sisters, including the| Dive tapers with carnations‘and snap-| interest in hospitals by giving the|a group of Chopin numbers and &| Jensen, \ : : P. J. Olson of the North Dakota Agri- | . ‘Misses Doris Nelson, Isabelle Rystad, ees, breqelenes the tables one Public an opportunity A become bet- | group of modern comapoeltions, ee : cultural college was elected resident | The Time: Graduation. Lierboe, Muriel Kjerstad, Alice hment served. Miss acquaint institutions! No admission wi charged, jieti of the North Dakota Academy o! 5 pear ie Harris and Mrs. William Harris led/ their management and equipment.|all music lovers are cordially invited, Church Societies | Science Saturday. S| The Place: Knowles Jewelry Store. The Gift: One of the following makes of watches: Kasper and Vona B: , pre- ba TENE. the Grand March to the dining room./ Even today, many people shy from| Miss Mehus announces, 1 sented a varied group. | “Dearest Lord Jesus,” by Bach, and| Favors of china Dutch girls and boys! the mere mention of the ward, “hos- eee Harris Hustlers “ave Maria” Dy. Arcade, were sung were peaies to each guest. He pital,” not knowing what hospitals A Pde eet aclerypadl sal panty FO RENT | Gruen, Longines, Hamilton, Elgin or Bulova. Seas gett eee. sare. Ot eres pais ented mpanibd ose, sens ike eateries cane Luncheon Meeting Is Monday at 8 p. m. at the home of R | See our windows for the finest display of watches Lute” showed all the voices to good| by Miss Wanda Swenson. and most comfortable place in the Held by Study Club | Mrs. D. 8. Cook, 823 Avenue D, Hos- | and other Gifts suitable for the Girl or Boy Graduate advantage. Last came the “Mother| A varied program was presented.| world, and that it is the only place ae peepee lone terete iy Apartment i ; Goose Suite,” by Lewis Henry Horton,| Miss Barbara Henry, chairman of the; the physician finds the equipment! rhe Newcomers Study club held a Beatrice ke a as j , gay and light in tone, and cleverly! committee, introduced Miss Jean/and facilities so often necessary to is presented by the sextet. ‘As encore} Harris, worthy adviser, who gave the| make his own efforts most effective, eee ee ee tian peels novelty program and the music./9 seq Third St. Phone 2250 they sang Mozart's alphabet song,| address of welcome. Mrs. James! The public is asked to visit the hospl-| ric hotel, A short business session Lilith Hegge will lead the devotions. proving that anything, even the} Morris responded on behalf of the|tal on May 12, was held. A, B, C’s, could be musical if well/ mothers. Included on the program) All babies born at the hospital dur-| 4 program was presented as fol- | arranged and sung. were: Vocal solos, “Dear Littie Moth-/ ing /the year, together with thelr | jows: talk on the coronation, Mrs. The next group was composed of er With Silver Hair” and “Mother’s| mothers, will be honored guests. Tes| George Smith; military dance, Miss Christmas hymns, “O Come, All Ye| Day,” by Miss Charlotte Sathre, ac-| will be served to everyone after each| audrey Jean Bakken; two vocal solos, Fuithful” arranged by Rutland Bough-| companied by Miss Eleanor Cook;| tour of the building. Mrs, Iver Acker, accompanied by Mrs. ton; “Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming,” | clarinet solo, Miss Jean Renwick, ac-| A most important thing to remem-| Cjgrence Gunness. by Praetorius; “Come, O Thou Travel-| companied by Miss Mary See; vocal|ber is that National Hospital Day is/ “pigces were laid for 28. Several ler Unknown,” by Tertius Noble;| solo, “Lord’s Prayer,” Miss Olive) not a donation day. St. Alexius,| new ;residents in Bismarck were “Listen to the Lambs,” by R. Nath-| Johnson, accompanied by Miss Sa-| like the others, merely wants to se€) present at the club for the first time. anell Dett; and “Holy Spirit,” a Welsh| thre; and a reading, taken from /0ld friends and to make new friends | yirs, West, Grand Forks, guest of carol. This last was arranged by! the “Tale of Two Cities,” given by/ then. Mrs. Charles O'Keefe, was the only Griffith J. Jones of Cleveland and/| Miss Ruth Eldred. Commencement exercises for the| out-of-town guest. dedicated to Mr. Rowland and the| A skit showing the activities of the| 3! graduates of St. Alexius hospital “* & Madrigal club. Msot showy was the| American girl was presented with| Will be held at 8:30 p. m., Wednesday > spiritual “Listen to the ae This) Miss Harriet Rosen as 2 eee, and evening Oe ne city Selo 40-8 Club Dance to Be difficult number was excellently pre-| Miss Pauline Spare, ,, Those in- . , Mandan, sented. cluded in the pedalers) were: the| the address to the graduates, Dr, V. Held at Country Club PROTECT YOUR VALUA The quartet presented Oley Speaks’| Misses Constance Cole, Joan Morton,|J. LaRose wilt are one — = “Morning,” as their first selection. In| Lois Milhollan, and Betty Walla, girls lenpiepes Bans wi Heatad The 40-8 club will hold @ dance against completely different theme were “Old| in summer dresses; Phyllis Brainerd, rd Heepry eae ae 2 public tonight at the Country club. Music , Jonsh Had a ‘Whale of a Time ‘in #| college girl; Grace Colberg, Marion es. will be furnished by the Guy Larson THEFT-FIRE Down to Rio by Rivard German| in winter oui; Ann Tilton nd fuses will begin’ dancing. at 9:30 wn x2 Edw . r outfits; mn ani : 330, : . 2 eee at ange cme Cres roan (Genes Baker Eaduating es: Mrs. Sleight Chosen 4, D. McKinnon is general chatrman A strong safe deposi box ja this Mary Davis, business 3 Jeane! arrange! . Moris, tenis wit; Charlotie ent Townsend Delegate eee bank costs you only « few cents 0 golf girl; Wands Stroup, eques- — : . FO ALE trienne; Margaret Owens and Doro-| Mrs. J. H. Sleight was selected dele-' were visitors in Bismarck Thursday RS. thy Elofson, tumbling girls; Margaret | gate, and Mrs, Fred Werre, alternate! and Friday. Mrs, Ruble sttended valuables that could never be re- 5 rooms Forrester, musical girl; Beverly Jen-| to attend the state convention of the| the A.A.U.W. dinner at the Country , Placed GALOW sen, Mas West type of girl; Lucia| Townsend Club at Jamestown, May| club Thursday evening.’ thtosi with Basement apartment Bants, Betty Jacobson, Lois Erdahl,/ 10, at a meeting of the Capito) Town- pear school Florence Miller, Sue Olson, Ruth | send Club Friday evening in the coun- Puene a Sandin and Lucille Martin, girls in| ty commissioners’ room of the court- F. A. Knowles JEWELER “Biemarek's Diamond Store fer Over 30 Years” ee ees cont FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We shall be glad to show you the © ® house, On the general arrangments com-| Mmes, Sleight and Werre will leave mittee were the Misses Barbsra| for Jamestown Monday morning with Henry, Mary Davis and Marcia Lo-| Mr. and Mrs. ©. C. Collif, Mandan. gee. The refreshment committee in-; Mrs. Sleight, district supervisor, has cluded Mrs, F. E. McCurdy, chair-/ received word from national head- assisted by the officers of the| quarters that Dr. F. E. Townsend will DR. R. 8. ENGE Chiropracter b man, Drugiess Physician Order of the Eastern Star. not be able to attend the convention * | Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. D. ber thar be will vist Noreh Dakota, soan8 . D. . z Ne 200 time in the near future. Dakota National Bank & Trust Co. BOXED IN DESK-USE SIZES f will be » representative from rea | pee Paaiverten © as re ; ame renee oy ime ead auc PO flat, They include Hammer- 10 ta, tox (634a11 aleo in bones of 250), AGBiereh whch Kertoenat Bercarperetion °¢ Bewher Vaterch Bepectt Inowrnes Corpersiion bad mesid, $x foe poeta WAUMERMILL MUECORAPHE for fast, clear stencil copics . .. Sa: 84x11, 84x13, 834214. $00 to bon, Hammermill Duplicator for gel: HAMMERMILL DUPLICATOR— The Bismarck Agency Margaret Schlosser ; HAM tin sad duplicating . .. 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