Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-11

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best wishes were showered on the
happy pair, and delicious refresh
ments were served. The bride, who
is a. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Lanterman, is one of Mandan's most
beloved and accomplished young la
dies and a talented musician. The
groom is the assistant secretary OF
the First Loan and Securities Co.,
with offices in Minneapolis, and was
formerly a resident Of Mandan.
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, Mrs. c. Bauer and son Of Eureka,
5. D , are visiting Mrs. S. F. Lambert,
her daughter, and Mr.. Arthur Bauer,
aer son. IS
Percy Moore of, Chicago is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Amos Robidou' and
sister, Mrs. Arthur Bauer. He ex-
poets to, be here a month.
Miss Viola Bauer is visiting Mrs.
5. F. Lambert, her sister. She has
lust returned from St. Benedict's
academy at. st. Joseph, MINI.
Mrs N.aF. Kenney and daughter,
Dorothy, of Spokane are visiting Mrs.
Amos Robidou and Mrs. Arthur Bau-
err. She is en- route to her home in
the West from the Twin Cities, where
she has been visiting.
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ChiIdren's Day. ,-
Especially good Children's Day ex.
ercises will be held this year at the
BAPTIST church. They will be held
at the noon hour, and Rev. Bruce
Jackson will preach, both morning
and evening, sermons IL keeping with
the day. At the Children's Day ser.
vice there will be music, drills, and
speeches by the children. There will
be many beautiful drills, illustrating
the work of the American Baptist
Publication society, showing how its
missionaries carry on their work by
steamboat, railroad, autos and wag.
ons. There will ibe a drill by five
boys, typifying the work by steam.
boat, another by six little girls, illus.
trating a huge wheel, the spokes each
representing some people or nation
to whom the missionaries go. The
songs will also deal with the same
-heme. This will be a very inter
esting service and all interested
should plan ito attend it.
w. c. T. U. MEETING.
The third annual convention Of the
Eleventh district of the state w. c
+. u. was held at the Dawson opera
on Wednesday. Mrs. L. IL
Teaton of Mckenzie union, as dis.
riot president, presided ovec the
leeting. Nearly all the delegates ar.
lived on No. 3 from Bismarck and
Mckenzie. The Bismarck delegate
we're: Mrs. l.. H. Patten, Mrs. F. L
Watkins and Mrs. Cora Dickerson. A
short business session and consecra.
ton service was held before the din
oer hour.
The principal speaker Of the after
noon was Rev. F. L. Watkins of Biz
marck, president Of the enforcement
League Of North Dakota, who spoke
on the Injunction Against Transpor
tation Companies and It's Effect On
the Liquor Traffic" s
Mrs. L. H. Patten gave a pa
per on Peace" dealing with thu
Of the peace movement and
the method of teaching peace, adve
that it can best zoe taught ii
the schoolroom. Mrs.sAbbie Best
state vice president Of TIL
C. T. u, was the ccnventio'
in the evening. Her subject
was the Department Work of the w
G.. T. U. One important point whic'
she made was the emphasis place
IN the slogan of n thousand nev
members in the state w. &. I. u
mis- year.
Another interesting paper was rea
BY Miss Aldyth Ward Of Bismarck
her subject being North Dakota's Bal
lie For Woman's Suffrage. She CAV
4 ~bird's-eye view Of the last legisla
i've session, which was very reals
tic, and gave the details Of the los
II the suftags bill. The following
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