The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-23
Here From Dawson.

ana ne was pleased with the outlook
of his grain.
=. TO Live at St. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Clayton of Ave.
nue. B will leave next month for ST.
Cloud, where they will make their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Clayton is a repre-
sentative Of the National Biscuit com.
pany, has has been assigned to his
old territory.
Mrs. ]. A. Vale will occupy the
home vacated by the Claytons.
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Motored From Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hilton of James
town motored to Bismarck Friday,
spending some time in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Tomas of 3oz
West Thayer street. Mrs. Hilton is
a niece of Mrs. Lomas. Rose Mary
Lomas accompanied the Hilton's back
to jamestown and will spend several
weeks there. Mrs. Tomas will leave
Wednesday for that point, to spend a
few days.
Enjoyable Picnic Party.
Mrs. F. lB. Strauss and Mrs. Joseph
Breslow were hostesses the weekend
in honor of the SISTERS If St. Alexius
hospital and st. ,Mary's school. They
departed in automobiles at II o'clock
in the smorning and: went north of the
city and had dinner and supper in the
grove near Harvey's place. There
were so guests for dinner and about
So Or 40 for the evening meal. 1t
was real outdoor treat, chief of
which was the sumptuous repast
They all returned home at o'clock
in the evening.
Golfers at Mandan.
A number of Bismarck golfers So
journed Sunday to Mandan, where
they were entertained by the Mandan
club. Among those who autoed across
the river were Chief Justice Andrew
A. Bruce, DR.. W. F. Crewe, l.. A. Fol
som, Fl. Fl. Steele and Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. II. L.. Vesperman. The Mandan
club has an excellent lay of ground
for its links and has the course in
fine condition, considering that it is
the grounds first. year The visitors
from Bismarck made good scores, Mr.
Folsom lowering the Mandan course
record by making the nine holes in a..
'n,s n
Guests Of Mrs. Vesperman.
Mrs. r. J. Beckley and Robert Jr.,
hN aor Wofn rn1n
Ia, are the guests of Mrs e. II. H..
Vespermann of Avenue A. They have
also visited Mrs. Beckleys sister, Mrs.
J. X. Porter of Mandan for a time.
The first of August, Mrs. Beckley, her
sister, Miss Catherine Coleman of
Dickinson, and Mrs: r. L. Shuman will
expect to leave for Lake 'Minnetonka,
to remain until September. Mrs.
Beckley will then join her husband at
Sioux Falls, where they will make
their future home Mrs. Shuman will
joinMr. Shuman at Fort Leaven
worth, Kan, where he is in the Off
GERS military training schooI.
Hold Conference.
The officers of the central division
of the American Red Cross in Chi
cago, to which North Dakota is at
tached, held conference with the
vice-chairman. Eliot Wadsworth, OF
the national Red Cross last Friday.
The efficiency plans Of the Red
Cross for organization and work are
being worked out as rapidly as pos
sible. am instructed by telegram
from J. D.. O'Connor, director of the
central division at Chicago. to issue
the following notice for North Da.
kota: - -. ..
s"Reports3 Of $l0O annual member
ships. should: not be sent in to Wash
ingtOn until further notice, as a plan
for disseminating bureau of member
ship is contemplated, but all member
ships that include subscriptions to the
magazine should be sent to Washing
ton"
All persons in North Dakota en-
gagged in supplying and forwarding
memberships are requested to observe
the above instructions.
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Entertans For Son.
Master Jack Zuger entertained four
ten little boy and girl friends on tn.
afternoon of July 81, when he wa
host in honor of his birthday ami
versary. Jack is four years old ano
the hours from 3 o'clock until $50
were most enjoyably spent. Several
of the mothers were invited, as we'll
as other guests, and the Zuger home
presented pretty scene with it's dec
Grafton of pink and white carnations.
Miss Fay COnnOr entertained the
guests by vocal selection, playing her
own accompaniment on the ukelele.
The refreshment period. when the lit
tie folks were hidden to the birthday
table was happy time: The colo,
note carried out was pink and whita,
the candle lighted cake forming the
centerpiece. which was surrounded T..
small parcels containing favors for
the little friends. Attached to the
parcels were pink ribbons, which
made fourteen tiny hands busy while
anxiously drawing the concealed IA
vor toward them. They consisted OF
miniature suitcases and other toys.
A number of kodak pictures were
taken of the honor guest and his
friends present. Jack was remember