The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-07
Additional Society
Mott Piano Pupils
Appear in Recital

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| to s O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. Fl
mer Trousdale.
June Kosta, Carson, was the onl
advanced pupil to appear On the pro
gram. The others were There's
IZweber and Eileen WILL New Lelp
zig: Roger Trousdale, Loren Trou
dale, Mott: Marilyn Kuebler, Carson
and Elyoise erosion and Suzann'
LaMarre, Elgin.
A reception for the guests ana
party for the children followed. IN
home was decorated with baskstS o
petunias and xinnias and the tea t.
BILE was centered with bowl Of gold
en- RloW, accentuating the autumn
theme. Mrs. Murray, Mott, and Mrs
LaA6arre, Elgin, presided ut the tel
table.
out-of.town guests from Carson
Elgin and New Leipzig were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Sinkler, Mtnot
were In Bismarck wednesday, MI
sinkler coming to attend to business
matters. While here, they also visited
with friends.
q. e. Heder, Grafton, y . guest O
his son and daughter.in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Eeder, 622 Avenue g. MI.
Heder came to Bismarck to receive
surgical treatment and win enter . To-
cal hospital Monday, Sept. IL.
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a.. 49, 0s~~an~snaAva ard am
Walter have returned from . trip 70
Chicago and Alexandria, MINI, where
they spent two weeks. Mrs. thinner.
man Is employed In the office Of In.
surance Commissioner 8. A. Olsness.
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Miss Kathryn Brown, . graduate
OF st. GATHERINGS kindergarten school
in st. Paul, will tell stories during the
children's story hour at the Bismarck
public library Friday afternoon In the
children's room, starting at 2:30.
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Women's Relief Corps members
will 60 to New Salem Friday, Sept 3,
for . meeting with Mrs. Minnie Kts-
uer, starting at 1850. Cars will be fur
nished at the home Of Mrs. A. D.
Cordner. Ill Avenue A West, at ]
O'Clock.
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Edward Agre, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. O. Agre. 812 Thayer Avenue, Is
among the Bismarck students leaving
for school. He left Wednesday eve
ming for jamestown to begin his
freshman year at jamestown college.
Edward graduated from Bismarck
high school with the class OF 1882.
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J. Arthur solien, former state rural
school inspector, who has spent the
summer ct Fort Collins, Colo, Is VS.
iting IN Bismarck. He plans to return
to Fort Collins later In the year to
take graduate and post graduate
work at the Colorado Agricultural COL
lege.
Mrs. L. K. Thompson and daughter,
Mary Lou, 6l2 Avenue D. returned
home Tuesday after being away for
seven weeks visiting relatives In Rock
Island, Chicago and Princeton In Iln-
nois, and in Minneapolis. While In
Chicago they attended the Century
81 Progress exposition.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. SteinhauA
Max, drove to Bismarck Wednesday
and took q Northwest Anyways plane
10 Chicago to spend . week ct the
Century Of Progress exposition. They
will return next Wednesday. Mr..
steinhaus Is . partner in Steinhaus
Brothers store at MAX.
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Returning Wednesday from q To-
lays visit to the Century Of Progress
exposition in Chicago were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Gronna, Slo Second st.;
John HUSKY, 1921 Fifth st., and Mrs.
Berta E. Baker and son, Robert. $40
Fifth st. While On the way home
the party stopped to visit the WILSON,
sin Dells.
The Berean Bible class and the
Christian Endeavor society Of the First
Evangelical church are entertaining
the new class Of nurses Of the Bis
marck hospital at q get-acquainted
party Friday evening. Sept. 8, at 7:30
In the church basement. All members
Of the societies are requested to be
present.
Maude A. Tollefsou, 622 Second st.,
arrived IN Bismarck Wednesday eve.
ming after . months vacation. She
spent most Of the time with her moth
er, Mrs. Alice A. Tollefson Of Elk
Point, 8. D., and on her. way home
visited her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
James Parliman and Mrs. Dan Nc
Kinnon Of Sioux Falls, 8. D., and Miss
Mollie Martinson, Fargo.
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Players for 20 tables were guests ct
the Degree Of Honor bridge party
Wednesday evening at the Bismarck
Country club. Large baskets filled
with autumn flowers completed thu
appointments used In the club rooms
At the conclusion Of the card games
high score gifts went to Mrs. John
Conroy and Miss Margaret Homan
AL Lowry, KFYR entertainer, present.
ed program Of piano numbers while
refreshments were being served. OF.
ficers Of the Degree Of Honor COM
pleted arrangements for the benefit
with Mrs. A. M. Brazerol, at Avenue
A West. acting as chairman.
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Senator g. A. Miller, 0ackle. wa,
resting easily. Thursday following 1
ma Tor 0rernti0n which IaA ,,ndA,v,av,1
at the Bismarck hospital "wednesday
morning. Mrs. Miller came from
Gackle to be with her husband. Othel
relatives arriving Thursday were Mr.
Miller's brother, Archie Miller, Red.
field, 3. D. and Mrs. Miller's sister
Mrs. Albert Bruell, also from Red.
field. Mrs. James w. Salisbury
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Vii
arrive Saturday from Los Angeles