The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-08

from l0-days visit to Chicago where
Mr.. Atkinson went on business.
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Mrs. Katherine Rogers. Spokane
WASH, has arrived to pass the win
ter months In Bismarck as the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Dean
2l5 Ninth st. south.
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Mrs. w. H. Webb, $685. Main av-
enue, has returned from q months
trip to points in Ohio. the Century Of
Progress exposition at Chicago, and
Minneapolis. At Minneapolis. Mrs.
Webb visited her sons-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hale and Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Brick.
A general discussion Of immiRra-
ton featured the Mothers club meet
ing held Tuesday evening with Mrs
w. F. Harris, 828 Fifth st. Mrs. Har-
old T. Perry, ll6 Avenue B, read a
paper on How the Immigrant Is
Treated at Ellis Island" Mrs. Har-
ris served refreshments during the
social hour.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Reibold and
daughters. Kathryn and Theresa
Rose, have come to Bismarck from
Waseca, Mimi, and are located at 6ls
Sixth st. Mr.. Reibold Is employed BY
the Tomas Oil company. Mrs. Rel
bold IS a sister Of Mrs. E. A. Brown
GIT Sixth st.
Miss Pearl Bryant, 600 Sixth st..
left Tuesday afternoon for Cameron
Mo-, called there by the serious i'll
ness Of her mother. Miss Bryant is
an English and dramatics instructor
In the Bismarck high school. Dufine
her absence, her classes are being
taught by Mrs. John Page, 82s Man
dan st.
Mrs. G. r. Gilbert came to Bis
marck recently to join Mr.. Gilbert
who has made his home here FOL
some time while travelling for drug
company. Mrs. Gilbert until short
time ago was a teacher in the schools
Of Indianapolis, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert are making their home at Oil
Fifth st.
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Mrs. Josephine Prochaska, Lidger-
wood. has come to spend the winter
months with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G
Anderson. GIT Eighth st. Mrs. Pro-
chaska was accompanied by her sons
Louis and Edward Prochaska. and
her niece, Miss Regina Prochaska
who returned to Lidgerwood after
spending the weekend at the home
IT Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson.
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st. Georges Episcopal church will
be open all day Saturday, Nov. II
which is Afmistice Day. in observance
OF quiet day OF prayer being held BY
Episcopal churches throughout the
United States. There will be no for
NAL services but members and friends
Of the church are invited by Rev
John Richardson. rector. to go to the
church at any time during the day t<
offer silent prayers.
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Friends OF Mrs. Andrew Miller
Fargo, wife of Judge Miller of the
federal district court, have received
word that she expects to leave St
Luke's hospital. where she has been
q patient for four weeks, during the
first part of next week. Mrs. Miller
has undergone q serious operation
and Is convalescing satisfactorily
Mrs. Miller visited here during the
federal court term and was taken III
shortly before the term closed. She
entered the hospital Immediately up
on her return to Fargo.
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Committee appointments were COM
pleted when the Philathea class Of
the Presbyterian church held the
November business meeting Tuesday
evening. Mrs. L. D. Hulett. 1908 Ave-
nue. B, was hostess. Chairmen OF the
three committees are: social. Mrs.
Mildred Bozak, 507 Thirteenth ST.;
missionary. Miss Ellen King, and
volunteer. Miss Leone Hyland. After
the business was completed Mrs.
Hulett served refreshments. Nine
members were present.
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Alaska furnished the theme for the
Progressive Mothers club meeting
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs
Albin Hedstrom, $40 Sixth st. Roll
call was on important Men in Alas
kan History" History and Govern
ment Of Alaska" was the subject OF
. paper given by Mrs. w. w. Clark,
10z Thayer Avenue West. After the
program, Mrs. Hedstrom served re-
treatments. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. George ]. Tekippe, 42l
Thirteenth st.
Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl, pastor of the
Trinity Lutheran church, and Mrs.
Rindahl. returned Tuesday afternoon
from st. Cloud, Mimi, where they
participated In festivities celebrating
the 25th anniversary Of the founding
Of the Bethlehem English Lutheran
church Of that city. The st. Cloud
parish was served by Rev. Rindahl
for three years and q half previous
to his call to Bismarck. Rev. and Mrs.
Rindahl also spent q day at the home
Of Mrs. Rindahl's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Knudson, ct Jewell, Ia,
due to the serious illness Of Mr..
Knudson. En- route they visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Haugan at Mime
apolis and with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O.
Rindahl at Ada, Minn..
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The American Legion Auxiliary
committee in charge Of arrangements
for the Armistice day banquet has re-
quested that those who expect to at
tend register either 1T Harris and
Woodmansee,s or 1t the Grand Pa
cific billiard parlors. The charge for
the turkey dinner to be served ct the
Terrace Gardens In the Hotel Patter.
son at $50 o'clock Saturday evening
will b 50 cents. War mothers. war
fathers, veterans Of the World war
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