The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-06
State Delegates Are
Selected by w. c. T. u.

Delegates named to represent the
Bismarck Women,s Christian Tenn.
perance Union at the state convention
at Minot Sept. 2e-Oct. l, during the
regular business meeting Tuesday at
ternoon were Miss A. D. Burr, 7D2
Fourth st., and Mrs. G. q. Boise, o.
Avenue D. Mrs. Charles Liessman,
6l5 Seventh st., entertained the menu
bers at her home and Miss Burr pre-
sided In the absence Of Mrs. ]. J. Rue,
I'll Avenue A, president, who Is away.
Mrs. ]. L. Kelly conducted devo-
ttonals. One Of the main topics taken
up was scientific temperance instruc-
ton with . review Of the state law
IN regard to Temperance day, the
third Friday In January. by Mrs. J. L.
Hughes, 6ll Ninth st., who had charge
OF the program.
Articles read were taken from the
Union Signal, official publication Of
the w. G.. T. u, and from national
headquarters material, including one
on Nv. Q. T. U. Cooperates With
NRA." There was m informal discus
sion during which members told OF
places where liquor was not served,
which they visited while travelling.
Miss Elizabeth Raaen. 718 Ninth st.,
played q piano solo. Members were
urged to get out the dry vote for the
special election on the initiated beer
bill Sept. a.
Mrs. Liessman served light refresh
ments at the close Of the afternoon.
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George Manning and TED Omett
spent the Labor Day weekend at Val
key City 1T the T. J. sheehan home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kramer and son
John motored to Devils Lake, their
former home, and visited with friends
Sunday and Monday.
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Mrs. Amy Persons. 3l41s Main ave.
nue.. and her daughter. Mrs. Ralph
James, Garrison, left Saturday from
Bismarck to spend several days 1t the
Century Of Progress exposition ct Chi
cago. Mrs. Persons Is expected to re-
turn to Bismarck soon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Rohrer and
daughters Audrey and Virginia, Logan
Apartments, went to Minot for the
Labor Day holiday. While there they
visited Mrs. Rohrer,s sister, Mrs. r.
z. Hageman, and Mr.. Hageman.
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Rev. O. Lohse and family, McIaugh.
lin. 3. D.. Rev. ]. ]. Abel. Lehr: Albert
Kruger, WATERFOWL, Wis, Mrs. r.
Wttter and =. Kruger, both Of Mil
waukee: WIS.,, were visitors with Rev.
II. g. Bens and family, 1l07 Avenue
G, Tuesday.
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Miss Kathleen Murphy arrived
Monday from Los Angeles, Calf, for
= two-weekS visit with her father, H.
T. Murphy, as Second st. Miss MUIR
ply will remain for about two weeks
and when she returns to Los Angeles
will resume her studies at the Univer-
stty Of Southern California.
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The General Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church Of Bismarck will
hold the first meeting after vacation
In the church basement Thursday
afternoon. Sept. Z, at o'clock. As
this = the first meeting Of the new
year the officers urge that every
member attend. Refreshments will be
served late In the afternoon.
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Mrs. Nalvin Olson and sons Junior,
George ana Albert, 5l4 Fifth st., re-
turned 70 Bismarck Wednesday morn
ing after being away since Saturday
visiting at Fergus Falls, MIMI, and ct
Fargo. In Fergus Falls, they were
guests Of Mr.. Olson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Olson. and they visited
friends In Fargo Tuesday while On
their way home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Malvin Olson, 81
fifth D., received word wednesday
from Mr.. Olsons brother and sister
in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson,
Rugby, that their son, Peter, had been
run over BY m automobile Friday
afternoon and Is now Z patient ct =
Rugby hospital. Peter received .
broken LEG and bad bruises In the &C.
cident and will be forced to remain
IN the hospital from four 70 six weeks.
Mr.. and Mr.. Alfred Olson and their
son were residents Of Bismarck until
about. five years ago.
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Mrs. Alex Rosen, 10 Avenue A, In
vited Z number Of Bismarck musicians
To her home Wednesday afternoon for
. tee given in honor Of Mis- Jeanl51tte
Weiustsin, 16-year-old pianist, and
her mother. Mrs. william Weinstein,
GIG Sixth 81. Miss Wsinstein. . pupil
Of David saperton ct Curtis Institute,
Philadelphia. Was to play several
piano compositions. Her ap-
pearance Wednesday was to be the
only one which she win make during
her summers residences In Bismarck.
Mrs. WeinStein and Mis- Jeannette
will return 70 philadelphie late this
month 90 that the latter may continue