The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-14
Miss Peterson of
Capitol Force Accepts
~ Post In Washington

. Office OF Lle AMERICAN LlUIdIy dSSO'
citation war service at Washington. D.
C., and will leave at the end OF thu
week to begin her work in the library
NOf congress. Miss Peterson came from
Pembina to the office of the library
commission in 1910 and was stenog-
rapher TO rthe secretary until Novem-
Der, 1918, when she accepted promo
ton to the office of the state engi-
neer. Her shorthand, together with
her experience in card filing and class
ificati0n OF reference material will
make her a valuable assistant to the
Library War Council. Her faithfuiness
and efficiency are well known at the
capitol and many friends throughout
the state who have profited by her
capable service in the legislative ref.
eernce department at the library COM
mission will rejoice at this recOgnt-
ton OF her fitness for wides useful
ness.
Il, Miss Peterson will join her sister
who is already in the Adjutant eGner-
ais office at Washington.
s5 -BUY W. S. ST.
Ladies' Auxiliary.
" Catholic ladies Auxiliary of the Red
Cross will meet Thursday afternoon at
the X. c. Hall! Mrs. Sheehan and
Mrs. p. NJ. Wilson will be hostesses.
To Preach in Norton Township.
Rev. A. Jacobson of the Swedish
BAPTIST church will preach in Norton
township Burleigh county, at Up. m.
Sunday. The services will be held in
the Norton township schoOlhouse. IT,
I'D %. g.
May Join Y. N. c. A.,
Rejected at officers training school
because of deficient eyesight, George
II, Musson, attorney at futile, N. D.,
was in Bismarck today en- route home.
He is anxious to take part in the war
and will seek to enter the war work
of the Y. NJ. c. "A, ...s
10 Head Nurse.
WORD has been received in Bis
marck that Miss Wanda Kurth form
erly connected with the Bismarck
hospital, but at present in a base hos
pital in New York city. had been CIV
en- the position, of head night nurse
with 500 patients under her care. Miss
Kurth offered her services as Red
cross nurse several months ago and
was sent to New York. Her many
friends in this city will be pleased to
learn OF her rapid promotion.
On Way to Front.
Aparty Of % Red Cross nurses pass
ed through Bismarck last evening on
No. 2 en- route from Camp Lewis,
American Lake, Wash, to New York
city, and expect to embark shortly for
overseas service. In the party were
Miss Olga Engestrom of wilton and
Miss Victoria Lindor Of Mandan, both
former we'll known nurses attached to
the Bismarck hospital. The young la
dies have been engaged in Red Cross
work In the capacity of nurses for
nearly a year. A number OF friends
from this vicinity were at the train to
bid them farewell.
BUY W. S. S.
Constipation upsets the entire sys.
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Without fail give it thoro trial. 35o'
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communicate with w. H. Uhlenkott.
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WANTED-Experience bank clerk
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