The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-14
,,cht IN the Memorial building.

nieht In the Memorial building.
Vases Of gladioli, donated by Mrs.
Peter Reid, and other garden flowers
decorated the tables. 1mptompty
talks outlining the American Legion
program for boys and IT. operation
In Bismarck were made BY legion
naires and their guests.
Among those making abort speecnes
were former Governor ana mrs.
oeoree =. Skater, sos Avenue B; John
fJasan. 0l2 Avenue g; Frank Lac. Ga
Third st.; II. N. BeAll, 6ls Third st.;
Milton Rue, vice chairman Of the
American Legion senior baseball COM
mittee: z. +. Trepp, commander o.
Lloyd spets Post No. l, American Le.
zion: Paul Netland, area boy scout
executive and =. NJ. Davis, chairman
Of the American Legion junior base
ball committee.
Tommy Lee, captain Of the Junior
team. and Louis Beall, IKE Lee. an
all-state selection at the recent state
tournament here, expressed the graf
itude OF the boys for the interest
shown In them BY the Legion.
Kenneth w. Simons was toastmas-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Helmsworth,
Valley City, were business callers IN
Bismarck over the weekend.
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Mrs. Loring rearce. Valley City
arrived in Bismarck Saturday to visit
her husband, who Is patient at the
! Bismarck Hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Stipek, 00l
Fifth st., had Is guests last week. Mr..
stipek's mother, Mrs. ]. ]. 9tipek and
| his sister, Miss Gladys Stipek OF
0lendive, Mont.
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| Miss Lillian Bobb, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Bobb. 3o7 Tenth st..
left Saturday for iceland, N. d, where
she will be the guest Of relatives fol
two weeks.
The Misses Ruth and Helen Jensen
Of Robinson, N. D., were visitors Mon.
day with their father, H. M. Jensen
who Is case worker at the local tran
sient bureau office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. Refvem and
children, Mary Jane and Whitney
7l8 Sixth st., left Tuesday morning
for q trip to the Black Hills In South
Dakota. They expect to be gone two
weeks.
Miss Eva Schneider Of the Grand
Deluxe Beauty Shop had as guests
over the weekend her sister. Mis-
Mary Schneider and Albert Lutgen o.
Glen Ullin and Miss Molly Drashi
LOT Almont.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Stewardship
church will have . guest day ct thetl
lregular meeting Thursday afternoon
August l6. The meeting Will start .
Ia o'clock and members and thet
friends are invited.
i Miss Norma Peterson, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Peterson, 81
Fifth st., left Monday for CAM
q Grassick at Lake Isabel, where sh
will be In charge Of the swimming
instruction until Sept. l.
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i Miss Myrtle Hight, st. Paul, ha
returned to her home after visitinl
here q week with friends and with he
sister, Mrs. A. G. Rausch, Mandan
/ Miss Hight formerly lived in Bis
marck, where she was employed In tn
state tax commissioners department.
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! Miss Thelma Ampndson, SIS FIFTH
st., accompanied by Mrs. Rose Nc
Carthy and Miss Anne Mushik, Man
dan left Saturday for . weeks out
Ing at Detroit Lakes, Mimi. Mis-
Amundson and Mrs. Mccarthy re
turned last Thursday from q tour o
the Yellowstone national park.
4 Miss Rose Knoll Of the North Da
kota Power and Light company ant
Miss Helen Taylor Of the Hoskins
Meyer office expect to leave Wednes
day for Chicago where they will ut
tend the Century Of Progress exposi
ton. On the return trip they vii
stop In Minneapolis to visit friends.
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/ Mrs. J. B. eayler, 800 Mandan st.
left Tuesday morning for Minneapo
lis where she will Join her daughter
Helen, In . trip to Chicago wher'
} they will attend the exposition. From
there they Will 60 to Winamac, Ind
where they will be the guests Of rela
tives for several weeks.
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y Mr.. and Mrs. 0ierke, 3l8 Eight
st., have returned from Miles City
Mont, where they were guests Of Nj
0ierke's brother and sister-in-laM
Mr.. ana Mrs. George 0ierke, for sew
eral dayS. They we're accompanied b
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman 0ierke Of Bald
min y>arentR ~ Mr. HiArkA