The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-07-15

their nome following wedding trip.
Charles Cowles WEEDS
Miss Eleanor Baker
Miss Eleanor Baker, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, pionee,
residents Of Lvona township south Of
Bismarck, and Charles Cowles, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Cowles of Livona
we're married Monday morning at q
service at st. Paul's Catholic church
with Father Oberling reading the
service.
The brides gown was Of Eleanor
blue crepe and with it she wore white
accessories. Attendants were Mrs
Carl Pillen and John Baker, sister and
brother Of the bride.
A wedding breakfast was served to
relatives and friends at the brides
home following the service and that
evening there was a dance in the
community hall.
Mr.. Cowles and his bride are to
make their home on a farm in north
ern Emmons county.
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Mrs. Paul Robidou and daughter
Lucille, Lewistown, Mont, arrived
Friday for a two-week visit with Mrs
George Robidou, 1923 Seventh st. Mrs
Paul Robidou Is a daughter -in-law OF
Mrs. Robidou.
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Paul Westdal, Williston, and VIII
liam Mount, Akin, Minn who have
been taking the state bar examina-
lions here and visiting at the home OF
Ben Jacobson. 80 First st.. left Sat-
urday for their homes.
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Complimentary to Mrs. M. G. Nc
Nally, Brockton, Mont, who is visit.
ing here with her mother, Mrs. H. p
Asselstine, 222 Third St., Mrs. A. H
Irvine, 4l2 Eighth st., entertained a
few friends Friday afternoon. Sew
ing was the pastime.
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Mrs. L. p. Wedge, 922 South Sew
enth St., entertained guests for two
tables of bridge Friday afternoon
Score prizes went to Mrs. G. w. Pc
terson, Bismarck; Mrs. Otto Hanson
Fort Lincoln, and Mrs. Rose Brown
also of Bismarck.
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Miss Leila Diesem, 600 Main ave.
nue., has returned from a business
trip to Minneapolis, Kansas City ane
Topeka, Kan, returning by way O.
LaMoure, where she visited with he
sister, Mrs. Walter G. Taylor. sh'
was away six weeks.
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Miss Elizabeth Waggoner, Holly.
wood, Calf, Is here for visit with
her sister, Mrs. G.. A. Rawlings, I'll
Avenue A West. Miss Waggonel
plans to go on from here to Chicago
where she will visit and also attene
the Century of Progress exposition.
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Mrs. Frank Hiland, 513 Avenue A
has had as her guest for the last two
weeks her sister. Mrs. H. B. ATT, Mrs
Pearl MCGOWAN and Miss Mauds
Huntley, all Of Hancock, Mimi, WIKI
will leave Sunday for their homes
They will be accompanied to Han.
cock by Mrs. Hiland, who will visit
there for q time.
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Mrs. Harry Herschleb and twt
children, 112 Avenue D, accompanied
by Miss Mary Jane Whitley, 1872 Sixth
ST., and Mrs. Dan Curran and tws
children Of Fargo, left Saturda!
morning for Fargo and the Mime
sofa lake region where Mrs. Hersch
leb and Miss Whitley will spene
about two weeks. Mrs. Curran, VIII.
Is sister Of Mrs. Herschleb, has beer
visiting here the last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Byrne and small
daughter, Patsy, 315 Washington ST.
returned to Bismarck Friday following
a two-week trip to points in Montana
and Canada. They visited at Ana
conda, Mont, with Mrs. w. r. Tabler
q sister Of Mrs. Byrne, going from
there to Glacier Park, where the!
spent several days. From Glacier
they motored to nearby points IL
Canada, returning by way OF Moose
jaw, Sask.
Mrs. Walter G. Taylor, LaMoure
president Of the sixth district of tn,
North Dakota Federation Of Women
clubs and known to many Bismarck
club women. Is to sail July 20 from
New York aboard the 8. S. Scythis
with q delegation Of women on {
world friendship tour; under the aus
pices of the General Federation o
Women's clubs. The trip will include
visits to women's clubs at London
Paris, Dusseldorf, Berlin, Prague, vi
emma and to the League Of Nations q
Geneva. Later Mrs. Taylor will make
q tour Of italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron H. Anderson
OFT Fifth st.. will leave Bismarcl
Monday for DEBORAH, a.. where the.
will visit their parents for about ,
month. They also plan to motor II
Chicago to attend the Century o
Progress exposition. En- route t.
Decorah they will spend few day
in Minneapolis and will be accom-
panied there by Miss Irene Hartke
423 Fifth st., and Miss Helen Eklind
Bismarck, who will visit there ant
later will 60 to Crosby, Mimi, to visi
relatives. They will be away tw'
weeks.
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Mrs. Mary Healow and daughter
Miss Mary Healow, Billings, Mont
and Mrs. j. D. Healow and daugh
ter, Kathlyn, Of Butte, Mont, hav'
returned to their homes following i.
several weeks visit here with Mrs
Mary Healow's son and daughter