The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-04-23

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St. Georges Guild.
The ladies OF ST. Georges guild will
meet at the parish house at $3.50
Thursday afternoon. f..
NJ. e. Aid Society.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will
hold monthly social meeting in the
church parlors tomorrow AFTER Don.
District No. 8 will be hostesses. All
ladies of the church and congregation
are requested to be present, 1t is al
so. requested that all the refugee
work be turned in to Mrs. Hutchinson
by tomorrow. / ~ 4, s!.r> v,..,.a..l d..
1.l lpto NV Home. ,.,
, Mr.. and AIRS Harry Woodmansee
are moving today into the Conklin
property on Fourth street; which they
l.. Conklin will occupy the Grah"m
apartments in Person court pending
the erection of. new home. Mrs. Cra-
ham probably will spend the summer
with relatives and friends In Illinois.
q. Doing Fine Work. b.. "
Folsom Bros. in their manufacturing
jewelry department are doing some
exceptionally fine work in the mount
ing of agate and other native north,
western stones. Completed work of a
! value OF $100 and more per piece is
hni, <,,rY 4 tina
in two tone gold effects Of an unus-
ually artistic appearance are now be-
ing emphasized.
Bismarck Yanks Home.
Sam Danford. Bismarck boy with
the %G3rd infantry 91st division, has
returned from France and will resume
his practice of chiropractic in Mon
tana. The 363rd infantry suffered
terrible losses, in The Argonne but
hurt. DR.. II. O. DanfOrd, who was a
from France but Is still in the army
at Camp Lewis.
High School Party.
Another of the series of high school
parties which have proven 50 popular
during the past winter will be held at
the high school gym Friday evening.
Admission will be by card which may
be obtained from any member of the
board of education or from Supt. J. NJ.
Martin. O'Connor's orchestra has been
engaged to furnish music, and a very
! agreeable evening is anticipated.
H. convjncino Address.
Rev. Taylors address last night at
the Victory Life series of meetings,
held each afternoon and evening at
the Evangelical church, was reported
to be very convincing The attend
ance was excellent Tonight DR..
Morrison of jamestown, is announced
to speak on THE Basis of Real Vic
| tory" The promoters of this unique
religious effort express desire that
all who do not know genuine soul
| victory, shall drop in and listen for
few nights. They claim that they
have nothing to organize or promote.
except to help people find real Chris
ton victory.
Goes to Seattle.
Having found her introduction to
North Dakota at the hands of A. c.
Townley an inauspiciOus one for her
art, Signe Lund- Robard. a teacher of
singing, who has been occupied in the
state for a few weeks, will leave this
evening for Seattle, where she hopes
to find better field. c. E. STANCE
land, another Townley protege, is act
!! ing at present as engineer of a Ford
and organizer for Mr.. Townley. Later,
it is said, soft berth will be made
for him in the Bank Of North Dakota
AS In the case Of majority of the
men whom Townley has placed on the
state payroll at $500 to 5000 per an
mum, Stangeland is not North Da-
kotan but was imported from some
where.
CARD OF, THANKS.
We wish to thank the Hughes Elec-
trio Co., the fraternal orders and the
many friends who expressed their
sympathy so gratefr'v in the death Of
our beloved husband and father.
MIRA C. P, LARSEN. d
and Family. A