The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-04-21
CITY NEWS

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CITY NEWS /
Wing Banker Here
G. Olgrcn, Wing banker, was in the
capital city for Sunday. " Il
From Wilton ....'
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Jahr of Wilton,
spent Easter in Bismarck. III i
New Daughter
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Bobb of the south side Sat-
urday morning.
Here for Easter 7-
Mrs. E. NJ. Serr and daughter, Char
lotte, Of Stanton, spent Easter with
Bismarck iriends,h ad4yAtJ
!; &. ' e. To visit IN Iowa
Mrs. J. E. Perry of 523 Second St.,
departed Saturday for Waterloo, la,
where she will visit aher son, Guy, and
family. III 4.
~ Home to Washburn
: Dr.. Forbes and two daughters re-
turned to- their. home in, Washburn
this morning after spending Easter in
Bismarck. f.. ,,,-
From Hazelton Pr
Lester H. Briggle, superintendent
of the Hazelton public schools, and
Mrs. Briggle were Bismarck visitors
over Sunday. III
81. ~ From Steele
Mrs. Schultz and Miss Carter of
Steele, were here over Easter, the for
mer coming to Bismarck to visit her
daughter, Margaret, who is ill in
local hospital. &a
Larson Funeral Tomorrow
Last rites for the late c. p. Larson
will be held at the Swedish Lutheran
church ut 2 o'clock Tuesday after
noon, and the remains will he taken
at 3 o'clock to Mandan for interment.
g,le Easter Ball, Tomorrow.
A general invitation haos been is
sued by the Ancient Order of United
Workmen for its Easter ball tomorrow
evening OCOnnor's orchestra will
furnish music. and the event is ex-
pected to prove one Of the biggest and
most popular of the season.
To Charter Special Train.
The Daughters Of Isabella are max
ing arrangements to charter a train to
bring back the members from Man
dan the day of the initiation, April 20:
All members wishing to attend will
kindly phone to Mrs. Kupitz or Mrs
BannOn not later than Wednesday
noon.
Has Son
Announcement has been received
here of the birth of son Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker Adams of
Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Adams formerly
was Miss Olive Proctor, a neice Of
Mrs. r. L. Best and for several years
on the staff of the state superintend
ent of public instruction.
Lieut.. Flow Home
Lieut.. Herman Flow, son of Ser
geant and Mrs. J. A. Flow of Bis
marck, is home from France and has
resumed his duties at the Northern
Pacific freight office. Lieut.. Flow
went over as non-com with Co. A
of the Fighting First. He won his
commission in France with the 134th |
field artillery. Upon his return he
found his old position open to him.
Takes New Territory.
Henry F. Keller, one of Bismarck's
best known commercial travellers, has
resigned the position which he held
for several years with the Stacey-Bis-
marck Co., and has accepted a post
with the Gamble Robinson Co. for
whom he will cover the South 500
territory from Bismarck to Hankin-
son., Mr.. Keller is one Of the capital
citys oldest and best known CONNER
cial travellers. He has taken prom
inent part in the patriotic and social
activities Of Bismarck council, U. C.
T., and he il known on the road as a
capable business-getter. Gamble Rob-
inson Co. Is being c0mplimentd upon
obtaining, his services.
ideal Easter Day.
Barring rather high wind, Sunday
was IN ideal Easter for this latitude.
The sunny skies brought out full |:
fashion review and the streets were
alive all day with life and color. All
pf the churches had special services
appropriate to the occasion. In thelS