The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-07

marck. junior counselors for Girl an,
Boy Scouts, respectively.
The office of camp secretary is ney
this year, 1t having been added to Civ
better service to parents in keepinI
IN touch with their children by writ
ing letters as well as maintaining &C
curate records of the physical condi
ton Of each child.
Following is list of Bismarck or.
CARNATIONS contributing to the camI
and the amount donated:
American Legion Auxiliary, $40
Kiwanis club, $50; Minishoshe chap.
ter, Daughters of the American Revo.
luton, $40; Women's Communit,
Council, $35; st. Alexius hospital
Alumni association, $35; Bismarck
hospital alumni association, $35; Bus
mess and Professional Women's club
5000; Sunshine society, $40; Wed
nesday Study club, $40; Thursday
Musical club. 81; Current Events
club, 81; Fortnightly club, IS; Cosmos
club. IS: Chapter F, p. E. O., IS; Bis
marck Study club, IS; and Fort Lin
coin chapter, American War Mothers,
IS.
Y Y Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade D. Gerringer
6l8 Avenue e, have as their guest
Miss Evelyn johnson of Redfield, 8.
D., who will be here about two weeks.
X Il X
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Stoudt. EOS Sec
ond st.. have left for a weeks outing
at Detroit Lakes. They also will visit
relatives in Fargo
4 X 4
Mrs. Spencer Boise and children.
Glib West Thayer avenue, are visiting
in Fargo with Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
Bertel, brother in-law and sister of
Mr.. Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunn, 8l3
Eighth st., have returned from Brain
erd, Mimi, where they spent about
~ Gays at their summer cottage.
X X y
Mrs. John Keller and Miss Irene
Triske were hostesses at bridge
party Monday evening at the Keller
home, 2l9 Mandan st. Bridge was
played at three tables, with the Misses
Title Mattieson and Ida johnson re-
ceiving the prizes.
X X X
Mrs. Mary Higgins, son John and
daughter Evelyn, Minneapolis; are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Lawyer, 80 Mandan st. Mr..
and Mrs. Higgins were pioneer resi-
dents of Baldwin and moved to Min
neapolis several years ago.
Y y "
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil E. Freeberg. 814
Avenue F, are spending few days in
Fargo as the guests of Mr.. Freeberg's
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Freeberg,
before going to their new home at
lennon, S. d. Mr.. Freeberg, who is
With the Northwestern Bell Telephone
company, recently was transferred to /
hat point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson of the
irand Pacific hotel, accompanied by
drs. PeterSon's brother, Frank Czec-
ok, left Wednesday by automobile for
AUX Center, Mimi, called there by
ne death of Mrs. Peterson's mother,
FRS. Czeccok, following heart attack
arly Wednesday morning.
X X X
Miss Mathilda Kallberg of the Ohm.
'reSs shop, returned to Bismarck
thursday from Darlington where On
Wednesday she attended funeral
ervices for her brother, Andrew Kali
erg. whose death occurred SUNDAY.
[e had been Ill for a year. He was
lrvived by his wife and three chill
rem.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Gordon, 2l1
.osSer avenue, left Thursday morning
automobile for Britton. s. D., where {
,ey will be joined by Mrs. Nancy
'wens, Los Angeles, Calf. She will
company them to Willard, Mimi, (
nd other lake resorts in the vicinity
Minneapolis for a weeks outing
nd will return to Bismarck with
lem for an extended visit.
X X X
Mrs. j. w. Knecht was hostess at a
arty Wednesday evening at the
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