Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-12
make an extended visit with friends:
Mr.. Williams, who is representative
of the Remington Typewriter com.
pauy, will return in a few days.
NQrses 10 Conduct sale.

pany, will return in a few days.
a.. Nurses to Conduct Sale.
The nurses, Of the Bismarck hospital
are arranging to hold a chicken sup
per- and handkerchief sale Thursday,
November 16, in :. the Evangelical
church. The sale viii be held for the
benefit Of the new nurses home. which
is, under construction. Many beauti.
full handkerchiefs will be on sale. III
@.,-M >-.n .Returna ,After Visit. ..f .13
Mrs. H. r. Price and daughter, Mary
Jane, who have been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Haney Of Avenue
B, returned yesterday on No. , to
their home in Glendivo, Mont. Mrs.
Price and daughter, who are former
residents of the Capital Cit:r, stopped
here enroute from Iowa, where they
visited relatives and friends.
r.. ;. Marriage Announced.
Announcement. has been made Of the
marriage Of Miss Hannah Johnson and
Arvid Lundberg, both of Bismarck.
Their marriage was solemnized Satur.
day in the Swedish Lutheran church,
with Rev. E. F. Alison officiating. They
were attended by Miss Elilia Peterson
and Victor Johanson. Mr.. Lundberg
and bride will reside in Bismarck.
Msical Club Meeting.
The Thursday Musical club will
meet Thursday evening with Mrs. John
A. Graham at her home in Sixth street,
instead Of Mrs. William v. Kiebert as
scheduled in the year book. The
life and works Of Bach will be studied
and Mrs. E. H. l.. Vesperman will be
the leader The program will be made
up Of piano and voice numbers Of this
famous composer. .-.. J..
Lisbon Visitors Here.
Mrs. Forest Thomas, Mrs. Thomas
Harris and Mrs. B. E. Thompson OF
Lisbon arrived in the city last evening
on No. 1, and will visit friends in the
city for some time Mrs. Thomas will
be the guest of Mrs. e. G. Wanner Of
Fifth street; Mrs. Harris, of Mrs. H
w. Richholt Of Seventh street and Mrs.
Thompson, of Mrs. w. A. Stickley of
Second street.
Starts Private School.
Miss Murrison Of Minneapolis has
started a private kindergarten for the
small daughters Of Dr. and Mrs. N. 0.
Ramstad, Mr.. and Mrs. William V.
Kiebert, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bliss and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Will. The school
will be held in the home of DR.. RAM
stad in Fourth street, and the pupils
include little Edith Ramstad, Barbara
Bliss. Marian Kiebert and Margaret
Isabelle Will. -.
Endowment Fund Completed. |
The endowment fund Of 5000 of the
North Dakota Federation of Women's
clubs has been completed. The wo-
men have worked to raise this fund /
since the erection of the Sakakawea
statue on the capitol grounds in Bis
marck, five years ago. Mrs. w. A. Nc |
lntyre of Grand Forks is chairman Of
the endowment committee. The club
members have paid a per capita tax
Of Is cents yearly into the state fund
and have given various entertainments
1t the district and state meetings dur.
Ing this time to complete the fund.
..
Board Holds First Session.
The first session Of the new execu-
tive board of the North Dakota Suf-
frage association was held in the Hotel
Dacotah, Grand Forks Saturday and
was marked by considerable enthusi-
asm regarding the work in the state
this year. The visiting members OF
the board were entertained by the
Grand Forks Votes for Women league
and included q dinner at the Dacotah
Saturday evening. The. guests 1T the
dinner included, besides the board
members, other women interested in /!