The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-27

iccalaureate sermon III the school
m. Sunday morning. Owing to the
clemency Of the weather and the
ID roads not very many Of the
untry people were able to attend.
iere are seven pupils writing on
e eighth grade examinations this
FAR. During the service the Girls
lee club sang q very pretty chorus
it'll Miss Edith Haas, high school
acher, presiding at the plano.
Henry Reaman OF Hazelton is very
" in the Bismarck hospital and
.e family has been called to his
sdside. At present writing we I'M.
'-rstand he is about the same and
lat Mrs. Reaman and daughter,
eatrice, are at his bedside. As Mr..
canaan is well known in Braddock
swing lived here for some time and
owner of the telephone line, his
lends are very much Interested in
ishing him q speedy recovery.
Mesdames Barton, JNnge and
avage motored TO 'BismRrck Mon
ny evening to attend the Women's
cnefit association convention, Whieh
as held in the Patterson hall The
anquet which was held in the Pat
.rson hotel was. a very successful
flair. Covers were marked for over
DO. Decorations were Of pink and
,se carnations and place cards. the
ut cups and favors being Of the
anne color. Miss Jessie Ramp OF
ismarck. acted as toastmistress. at
lie banquet. The following interest
lg program was given: Address Of
elcome. Mrs. Effie Sayler Of Bis
lprck; response. Miss Mary Stark of
landau; short talks by Mrs. Droelle.
t. Detroit. Mich, Mrs. De, Mars Of
argo and Mrs. Don Of Mandan;
ocal solo. Mrs. Frank Barnes; read
IL, Miss Clarice Belk; piano solo,
lrs. Arthur Bauer; dance, Miss
lara Maurice and Mist Marjorie
haw. Following the banquet the
.dies resorted to the hall where l6
RIDER. Members Of the Mandan team:
he ritualistic service put on by the
ismarck dsill team opened the
leeting. Mrs. Alberta Droelle Of
ctroit, the great commander. gave
q interesting talk on the growth
I the order In which she stated that
le organization has reserve fund
{ 81. O0O,O 900. Presentations a. o.
lken OF esteem were made to Mrs.,
roelle. Mrs. De Mars and Mrs. Dow,
y which these ladies sweetly ex.
tessed their thanks. The pressnta-
ons were made by Mrs., Effie Saylor
{ Bismarck. The w. B. a. once had
n organization in Braddock, but on
ccount Of SO many Of the members
sowing away, the remaining menu,
ers have gone in with, Bismarck.
trs. Barton and Mrs. Savage re-
armed to Braddoek. that same even-
lg while Mrs. Juuge remained over
} take in the rest Of the conven.
ON and also to visit with her daugh-
srs. Phrene and Winifte1. Alfred
pnge acted ~ chaffeur for the,
ldies.
Mrs. J. H.; Bowers and children,
no have been visiting Tor Z few.
oys with Mrs. BowerS pafepti at.
Eapoleon, returned home to Brad .
Messrs. Corey, Van Hook, SempelI
nj Koenig Motored to BismarckI
Londay evening, returning homS theI
ame evenins.
The high school examinations
tarted Monday morning, May g. at
o'clock. There are three students |
riting. namely. Ida Swanson, Myrtle !
leon and larearet Olson. We wish |
g girls every success.
a meeting so1 the cemetery board |.
. held n the fire hall WedneA.
y evening. 4Aesr1.s Martini and
exter were 4lecte4 - new. 0fficefS.l
: this meeting II Was decidad % I
nild tool hou1e and the local.
en 70 90 thw0rk. Iron -poats are
be put - mark the lots.
J: -. Allen( ertk .ahd Ia II. Doer-
hlaR naot0r1 70 LihtAn Ikurn6av
H. W. A1lsr ~ u frahoe. i.
lnkers att0i Z xon.
.ntion at Ashl4y TnSs1 III.
Hohn Fochler. uh4 Ms n g swoffks
e ct Noonan, N. Dekr arrived IL
Paddock Monday at6 II att1nA in3
'urt in Linton this week.
Sam Tracy and Henry Dibelkeim6 ~ 1
= in Linton % iurymSh III thia@
rW Of court. |, ''s.s ssss b
Mesdsmss Allen, Sh1Skin alld !
shdigo attended meetines 81 thoI
lstern Star held IN Linton Tn1sdey II
~. Gsisrs, prssideat 81 a. se.tA
Dkota Advehtist N o.. sssoeiS.
pp, pReafhe4 In their ehapel Fyiday{
'entn9 an4 GHtueday moS1tn9.
Qnlte 4 mn 8bsE Of the Drad3eok /
lop1e ttteeneq ~ Fftday 6y1Ains ~
. < ~ m94l poneett Pit a. MI
!aaDSnse4 Nh eth ~, Mrs.. ~ ,s|''
thyl er9 ,to ~, Brad 4ck, Il
~ eqme ~ 4 XII ~ sthrop9h thot