The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21
North Dakota Air
Man Is Married

blSIIldTCk lIlcIlQS OF EQWlu Can
field. we'll known North Dakota avi-
ator, will be interested to learn Of his
marriage to Miss Dorothy Virginia
Busse, daughter Of j. o. Busse, Fargo,
which took place Sunday in Fargo.
Only . few friends attended the ccrc-
lnony, at the Episcopal church. which
was read by Dean H. 8. Brewster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield are spending
the week at Sioux Falls, s. D.. where
they are attending the air fair, and
later will go to Williston where Mr..
Garfield operates the Garfield Fly
Ing service.
Mr.. Garfield, the son Of Mrs. Jen-
ME Mead Garfield. Fargo, Is a grad
uate OF the Glendale normal school.
and for several years taught manual
training at Everett, Wash.
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Miss Rosemary Healow. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Healow. Bill
ings, Mont. formerly Of Bismarck.
has accepted a position with the In
tcrnational Harvester company OF
Billings. Miss Healow. who moved
with her parents to that city last fall.
was graduated last spring from the
Billings high school.
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Miss Marjory Hrockman. formerly
society editor Of tho Tribune, who
has been engaged In newspaper work
in Chicago for the past year. has
taken a position on the society desk
OF the Northwest Town Booster, pub
lishcd In Highland Park, 4 suburb Of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lohrcnz, Of
Redwood Falls. Mimi, arrived here
today, on a visit to their daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Tscilumpcriin. Accom-
panying them was Mrs. Charles Pat
terson, OF Gaylord, Mimi, another
daughter.
Miss Helen Jackson and Hugh
jackson. niece and brother of Miss
Hardy jackson, who have been visit
ing at the homes Of Miss Jackson and
J. r. jackson for several weeks. will
leave Monday for their home IN FIRE.
mont, Ohio.
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Miss Helen Bascom left this morn
Ing for Valley City and Fargo where
she will visit relatives fer a few days
before going to Minneapolis for a
short stay. She plans to be away
about two weeks.
Members Of the Ledies Aid Of tho
First Lutheran church have complct-
cd plans for a home cooked supper
to he served THURSDAY. September 26,
ct both the parsonage and the church
paylors.
Mrs. r. Johnston left this morning
for Buffalo, N. D., to spend q few
days with friends. She will visit
friends q. several points IN the east
en- part Of the state b.forc return.
ing.
CHAPTER r Of the p. e. @. Sister,
hood will have It's first meeting for
the new season Monday afternoon At
3 o'clock with Mrs. H. $. Dohlcr. So
Eighth street.
MIS-. C1ArlcS Mun1y E.ud 6oJ, WHO
were guests at the n. J. Hallcran
home several days this week. left
wednesday for their home In Los An
gcles. Calf.
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Miss Marlys Latr. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. v. Lahr. left last eve
ring for ST. Paul where Miss Lair
will continue her studies 1t Macales-
ter college.
Vernon King. son Of Mr.. and M-s
G. .. King. will leave this weekend
for Fargo. to continue his studies at
the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege.
Mr.. "A. Anderson, who has been a
guest It the hons Of MI. and Mrs. a.
Risen for several days. will leave to.
morrow for her home Ia Vancouver.
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Members 81 the local court. Catl1o-
lie Daughters Of America, will meet
Monday eyening ~ 3 o'clock q 81.
Mays oehocl auditorium.