The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-20
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CITY NEWS
From New Salem

From New Salem.
G. H. Blank of New Salem. was in
town on business over Sunday
From Washburn.
! King John Saterlund of Washburn
was in the city over Sunday
Washburn Visitor.
Mrs. Joseph Mann of Washburn was
a capital city visitor over Sunday
From Dawson.
5. r. Kepler, we'll known Dawson
citizen. was in the city over Sunday.
Liberty Club Dance.
The Liberty club announces a dan.
cling party for Wednesday evening.
Home to Stanton.
F. r. Cruden returned to Stanton
today after spending several DAYS in
the city. .t
~. M. 3. A. to Dance.
The Modern brotherhood of Amer
lea will give dancing party Friday
evening.
..t,...- Meets Tonight.
The Junior Thursday !Lusical club
will meet tonight at 100 a: the
home of aMrgaret Smith on 9Th street.
.- 4 - From Hazen
J. c. Schleppergrell, publisher of
the Hazen Star, returned home today
after several days stay in bismarck.
Home From Cities. -4~.,
Mrs. A. E. Brink, 423 Fifth street,
returned Saturday evening from a
several days visit with relatives and
friends in the Twin Cities.
g.. '.% Chicken Supper.
/ A Chicken supper will be served at
Sc o'clock. Thursday evening at the
First Presbyterian church, to which
the general public is invited. g.:
Y. c. T. Dancing Party. . 80.
a.. The. United Commercial Travellers
win stage another Of their popular
F.; series or winter dancing parties at
the Elks' temple Saturday evening"
] .ss.. Social Party. 'ra
The A. %. U. W., and Degree Of
] Honor viii hold a social party Tues
| day evening, January % at the Elks'
! hall All members are requested to
attend
80 Degree Of Honor.
= A special meeting of the Degree OIL
Honor will be held at the home OF
Mrs. f. f. Norris on Tuesday even
oil rQnNQSfpH
to attend.
BHJ"l~ Mr.. !nsle Here.
J. G. Ing.e o. DAWSON, the man
who spilled the beans on the Townley
chain store meeting in Bismarck
year ago, is here looking over the
general assembly. ,,.., r,, ,,.,..
.'-1-' Home From Navy I'D ne
w. j. Kestler home from the, navy,
was met here yesterday ny Mrs kest-
ler, who has been living in Manday
and the young people were guests, a. a.
the Grand Pacific. over night tc5op
- @41% Successful Dance. 2 "'4'4
The Woodmen of the World gave
very successful dance at 2Braddock
last Friday, when s$l25, was a cleared
for the Fatherless, Children sOf France
O'COnnOr's orchestra played. .5ruig
a@+@ TO Bring Daughter Here. 2fs
Peter Weber Of Sargent county, re-
Gently outsted from the hosue by the
Nonpartisan majority, will bring here
for hospital attention his young daugh'
ter. who has been seriously i'll aior
soma time. 1896 1a +rI' RI ,%2SoS=iE al
",'..' V 81 'Phone Meeting. S+''A'"
q Miss Esther NJ. Sorenson of Fargo,
phone supervisor for the Independent
Telephone Co., is here ito address
district meeting of operators. At ieast
twenty employees of the North Dakota
Independent Telephone co. are expect
ed to attend.
From jamestown.
ATTORNEY and Mrs. George W..
Thorpe of jamestown. were here over
Sunday as guests of her cousin MRS.
l., r. Maynard. Mr.. Thorpe came 20
the capital to argue case before the
supreme court ,....a
T. To Give Dinner Dance.
!. DR.. and Mrs. Frederick b. Strauss
today issued invitations for dinner
dance to be given Tuesday evening
January 49,. The affair promises 60
be one Of the most elaborate OF the
formal social events OF the season
j. -..,..- r. 4
.e% Mrs. Happy Here. Z
4 Mrs; III. p. PaulsOn and two older
children have arrived from Fargo to
spend several weeks with Happy
Paulson of.,the Fargo Forum. MIS-
Paulson was q newspaper woman on
the Grand Forks Herald when Happy
Who was city editor at the time, gave
her her greatest human interest as
signment.
message from insersosl.
Cecilia Gustaf, the spiritualist and
..,.~AA,oA ovrouncoc that at the