The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-07-21
Complete Plans for
Nonpartisan Picnic

oenatOr Lynn y. FRAZER, Governor
William LANCER and County Agent
II. O. Putnam will be the speakers at
an all-day picnic sponsored by Bis
marck Nonpartisan Women's club No.
!, to be held Friday, July %, at the
picnic grounds north Of Menoken. The
public Is invited to attend.
Plans for the event were completed
at a meeting Of the club held Thurs
day evening at the home Of Mrs. G. B.
Nupen, 212 Third st. Families plan
ming to attend are to bring their
lunches, although the club will main
tain hamburger, Ice cream, and soft
drink stands on the grounds for the
convenience Of those who do not wish
to bring lunch.
The following committees have
been appointed by Mrs. G. G. Boise
to take charge of the stands: HAM
burger and coffee-Mrs. H. E. Paul,
Mrs. r. L. Matheson, Mrs. G. B. Nu-
pen and Mrs. Opal Elness; pop and
malt-Mrs. Arthur Sorlie and Mrs. H.
Cunningham; ice cream-Mrs. Lillian
Crawford, Mrs. G. j. Myers, Mrs.
James Malloy and Mrs. Frank Vogel:
disheS-Mrs. r. E. Anderson and Mrs.
Frank Rothchiller; and lemonade
Mrs. O. E. johnson.
The program of speeches is sched-
uled to start at p. M, while games
and various sports will take up the
remainder Of the day.
Persons having room in their cars
Tor extra passengers, as well as those
not having means of conveyance,
are asked to get in touch with Mrs
Frank Vogel, who is in charge Of
transportation.
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Miss Esther Kirchmeier, 900 Eighth
St., left Thursday for Lodi and other
points IN California where she will
spend about two months.
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Mrs. Mary Owen, Los Angeles, Calf,
has arrived for an extended visit with
her niece, Mrs. A. D. Gordon, oil
Rosser avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. George Maroney, 205
Second St., have returned to the city
following visit with Mr.. Maroney's
sASAAVcs MAA. sAO MAo. IVA ~. MdIO1ley, |
Fargo.
Miss Nina Geiger, employe of the
state tax commission, has left for
Chicago where she will spend about
two weeks attending the Century of
Progress exposition.
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Miss Anna Burr, TOP Fourth ST., has
left for Chicago where she will visit |
the Century of Progress exposition.
She will be met in Chicago by her
niece, Miss Roberta Burr, Boston, who
is to come to Bismarck for visit
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic johnson and Miss
Mary Cooper, Dickinson, are in the
city for short visit while Mr.. John
son, who is division engineer for the
state highway department, is attend
ing the letting of contracts. by the de-
partment Friday.
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Misses Wilma, Emily and Phyllis Oh
son, Sill Eighth ST., left Thursday
evening for Lake Cormorant, Lake
Park, Mimi, where they will be guests
at the summer home of Mrs. s. A.
Sorkness, Valley City, former Bis
marck resident. They expect to be
gone two weeks.
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Miss Esther Greenshields, 1921
Fourth St., will leave Saturday for
Chicago where she will spend about q
week attending the Century of Prog
ress exposition. She will be joined on
the trip by her sister. Miss jeanette
Greenshields, Fargo, and later the
young women will enjoy weeks out
ing at lake resort near Pelican Rap
ids, MINI. Miss Greenshields will be
away two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Hitchcock, 1897
Third ST., have returned to Bismarck
after a weeks outing at Big Island
lake, near MARCEL, MINI. They also
visited friends in Fargo en- route to
Bismarck. At Big Island lake they
Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Earle G. Peck,
1912 Eighth ST., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Knudtson, $40 Fifth St., who
spent a week there following a motor
trip to Minneapolis, Duluth and Ely.
Mimi. The Pecks and the Knudtson's
returned to Bismarck the first OF the