The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-14
Pearce Family Back
From Oklahoma Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pearce and
daughter. Miss Gladys Pearce, $40
First street. returned yesterday from
2 two weeks motor trip to Tulsa,
Okla. and other points In the south
west. At Tulsa they were joined by
Miss Lois Pearce, q teacher In the
Tulsa schools, and Mrs. n. ,Halverson
and daughter Winnie Lou. who have
been visiting In the south, and who
returned to Bismarck with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearce.
The party spent several days at the
Grand Canyon in Arizona and mo-
tored north through Colorado, stop
ping ct Pueblo, Denver, and Colorado
Springs, for = visit With former North
Dakota people.
The Pearces planned to make .
tour Of Yellowstone park before re-
turning to Bismarck. but It ~ found
that heavy SHOWS had made the
mountain trails to the park inpassi-
bic. Changing their route, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearce and family returned by
way Of the Black Hills.
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Mrs. z. A. Kaiser and children, 712
Eleventh street, returned Friday eve
ming from Malta, Mont, where they
attended q family reunion this week
at the home Of Mrs. Kaiser's mother,
Mrs. Mary Mangan. All Of Mrs. Man
gan,s children with the exception Of
: one son, Thomas Mangan, klamath
Falls, Ore, were present. Attending
besides Mrs. Kaiser were her sisters,
Nee Eponh rYe,,l{eaolr Ip1o~ookh Ha11R
Ore, Mrs. Pat Minehan, Malta: Mrs.
Thomas Mimnaugh. Havre: and her
brothers, James and Matthew Man.
gan Of the Larb Hills cattle ranch
north Of Malta. An aunt and uncle,
Mrs. +. A. McIlvaine and John Nc
Ilvaine Of Minneapolis, also were
present for the reunion.
Miss Louise Huber arrived this week
by car from Carlin, New, where she
is head Of the commercial department
of the high school, to spend the sum-
mer with her sisters, Misses Rose and
Mary Huber. Accompanying her
here were Miss Evelyn johnson, who
has been teaching ct Carlin, and w.
8. Sawle, Reno, New. En- route to Bis
marck they toured the Teton national
park, the Jackson Hole country, and
Yellowstone park. After spending .
few days here, Miss johnson left for
her home 1t Paradise, Mont.
For Janice Hagg, who with her par
ents, Mi. and Mrs. Arthur Hagg, left
today to make their home In Mime
apoliS, MaviS Mitchell entertained
yesterday at q $50 O'Clock luncheon.
Pink roses and tapers were used In
the table appointments. and covers
were marked for eight. Bridge was
played during the afternoon, with
score prizes going to Peggy Jane
Skecls, and Jane Lawyer. There was
q favor for the honor guest.
Mrs. Clarence Mcclure, Bismarck,
entertained q group Of small girls at
a party Friday afternoon in honor Of
her cousin, Phyllis Worst, who Is her
guest. The afternoon ~ spent in
playing games, and was concluded
with q luncheon. Guests were Ruth
end May Welliver, Beatrice and Flor
ence Bob&ein, Louise Thysell, and
Lorraine Mailloux.
Miss Effie Myree Olson, Milnor. and
Donald Brown Ferguson. Bismarck,
were married Tuesday at the home
, of Rev. Opie s. Rindahl, pastor Of the
Trinity Lutheran church, who per-
formed the ceremony.
Mrs r. I. Armstrong. 0lasston. N.
d., Mrs. Paul Sparkle, Napoleon, and
MI. and Mrs. James Fraser, Grand
Forks. who have been guests at the