The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-06
USE OF VEGETABLE
FOODS TO BE SHOWN
BY JULIA NEWTON
Agricultural College Expert Hold
ing Forth at Custer School
s>{. This Afternoon

This afternoon food demOnstra-
ton in vegetable cookery is being
held at tho Custer school under the
direction of Miss Julia Newton of
the extension department of the ag-
ricultural college. The meeting has
been arranged and is in charge of
Mrs. Michael Hailer and Mrs. Anton
Gruenefelder. .' 70 49,. 90 .Erl,..
A grea Interest is being shown by
the ladies in the east end of the CITY
in this particular work and this after.
noon an unusually good attendance is
present. Miss Newton's merited dem
onstrations are we'll worth the time
of any landy attending and it behooves
all those who can to attend the meet
ings. . ..'
Tomorrow afternoon a similar meet
ing will be held at the Mandan Com.
mercial club under The direction of
Miss Newton, in charge Of Mrs. II. E.
Hagerman and Mrs. J. P. Hess. The
meeting tomorrow afternoon is for the
ladies' in the west end of the city.
An informal social party will be CIV
en- by the social members Of the Man
dan Musical club on the evening of
February Is. The committee, under
the craftsmanship Of Mrs. G. II. Spiel
man, has prepared most entertain
ing program and it is announced one
of the most interesting and enjoyable
evenings are in store for the attend
ants. A party given similar TO the one
to zoe held February Is was given at
the Mandan Commercial club several
weeks ago and proved an immense
success 1t is expected the ensuing
program will afford just as much fun.
Mrs. A.. HI. Peterson, head of the
! food council of defense in Mandan
yesterday called, a meeting of the
council members of Mandan at her
home this evening. Miss Julia New.
| ton of the agricultural college of Far
go will be present. Miss Newton
asked Mrs Preston to call the meet.
.ng and at the time of announcing
he meeting was unable to state just
what the meeting was desired for by
Miss Newton but it is promised to
oe of Importance. .->~ ..
Mrs. l.. ~ Cary went to Fargo yes
:erday morning to- attend the annual
meeting of Federated WOmen's clubs
which is being held today and tomor-
.ow at that place. Mrs. Cary is vice
PRESIDENT of the Seventh district. Mrs.
Peterson, who is chairman of the COM
nittee on social affairs was to have
attended the meeting also at the Cate
way city but conflicting engagements
made it impossible for her to attend.
Two, more Germap-b0rn residents OF
'Mandan registered in conformity will,
The rules and regulations regarding
he registration of German-born peo'
)le now living in this country who
have not become citizens Of the Unit
I'd States. Up to the present time this
makes four who have complied with
he requirements of the war depart
ment. .'..., ,@.5s
Philip Smith, manager of the
Thompson Yards, Inc, returned home
yesterday from the Twin Cities, where
he hal been for several days on bust
less. While in Minneapolis Mr.. Smith
attended the annual meeting Of the
yard managers of the Thompson con
Germ. During his absence w. H. Boley
was in charge of the local yards.
Mrs. J. p. Mcdonald and daughter
Loretta, who have been visiting at
Huff with the formers parents for a
few days, arrived III the city yester'
day and are guests at the home OF
Mrs. McDonalds sister, Mrs. r. l..
Mackin.
J. o. Sullivan has left for New York
Philadelphia, Chicago and other cast
ern points, where he will be for the
next three weeks purchasing the
spring stock of goods for the Boston
lash store.
Mesdames Ada bartlett and E. A.
Tostevin will entertain number of
ladies at the Tostevin home tomorrow
afternoon in honor of Mrs H. G. VOss,
who on Tuesday will depart for San
Diego, Calf, to make her home.
Mrs. Gus Daffinrude passed. through
IMandan day beorc yesterday en- route
to her home at Hazen from Billings.
Mont, where she had been visiting
for several days with relatives.
Jack Hintgen is on his way to the
various imrOrtant market points,
where he will spend some time pur-
chasing goods for the popular Hint
gems store. .sst y
The Fortnightly cllNJ held its regu-
lar meeting at the Mandan CONNER
cial club rooms yesterday afternoon.
C. l.. Robertson, manager Of the
Cummins, Thorberg, Thies Co., store,