The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-16

ties Of the state are:; President, J
Strauss of Harvey; secretary, Pau
Goldad of Rugby; treasurer, Martil
Klein Of st. Anthony; spiritual direc
tor, Father Clemens.
Officers of the local St. Joseph's So
ciety who will have charge of the con
vention are: 1a ,
President, John Riedinger; vice
| president, Michael Braun; treasurer
Anton Gruenfelder; secretary, Ferdi'
| nand Loran.
Mrs. Ollie Studebaker of jamestown
is visiting in Mandan for several days.
Hadley Wickham left yesterday for
week end visit with relatives In
Glen Ullin.
H.. K. Jensen has returned from
Hebron where he spent several days
on business.
The city board of equalization was
in session yesterday to equalize the
city. assessment as returned by the
city assessor.
Miss Margare Miles of Ashley who
has been sisiting her cousin, Mrs. Ed
gar JOhnstone for the past three
weeks left today for her home.
Father Clemens who has been con-
Quoting retreat for the Benedictine
sisters at Dickinson for several days
past returned to the city yesterday.
Louis Nichols of Judson stopped ov.
er here for a visit with his father,
August Nichols, yesterday before con-
tinuing on his way to Bemidji, MINI.
Mrs. Dennis Tobin and daughter,
Mrs. /. w. Wickham departed yeater-
day evening for Fargo to attend the
marriage of William Tobin Saturday
morning to Marie Ridley of Fargo.
Rev. Linus Schieffer of Beach will
say his first mass at Beach next Sun
day. Rev. schieffer has just grad
uated from St. Johns University,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Young have re-
turned from Chico Hot Springs, Mont.
While enroute home they stopped
over for q visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred A. Young of Miles City, Mont
Mrs. A. j. Sylvester and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, left yesterday evening
for Watertown, S. D., where they
will visit with Mrs. Sylvester's
mother, Mrs. J. F. Kirscher for about
b month. | r
Frank, George and Rudolph Boehm
of Mandan, pleaded not guilty to .
charge of assault and battery at q
hearing yesterday be.
fore City Justice Olson. Regular
hearing was set for Monday.
Miss Eleanor Allen of Minneapolis
Is visiting at the home of, her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Allen.
for several weeks. Miss Allen is a
graduate of Oberlin College. Oberlin,
O., in pipe organ and piano.
Members of the Business and Pro
fessional Women's clubs Of Mandan
are organizing baseball team. They
have practiced several times on the
Fair grounds and hope to get team
into shape to play the other BE- P.W.
clubs If sufficient interest can be
aroused in the sport.
In telegram which Mrs. Fred
Stewart received Wednesday from her
husband who was called to Seattle,
WASH, by the illness of his mother,
he stated his mother was suffering
from hemorrhage of the brain. Her
condition is serious if no hopeless,
according to the telegram. @
Mrs. Robert Welch and Mrs. Thorn.
as Sullivan entertained II guests at
the home of the former Tuesday after.
noon in honor of Mrs. o., M. Larson,
who will be leaving the city In the
near future. Cards were the chief
diversion of the evening. Refresh.
ments were served
Mesdames r. w. SINNERS and Will
liam Fiztsimmons entertained the
choir Wednesday after
noon at the home Of the former in
honor Of Mrs. %. M. Larson who is
leaving the city soon for a visit with
friends and relatives in Wisconsin.
Later the Larsons will go to Califor.
MIA where they may make their fu.
ture home.