The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-30

Families will bring thar svn lunehe,
and will be provided with Ice cream.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tillema and
their son. James, who have been
visiting relatives and friends In and
near Bismarck. have returned to their
home at Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thure Nelson and
family of Superior, Wis, and Mrs. A
Nelson Of Duluth. Mimi. are guests
this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Z
Hanson, 800 Avenue B West. Mrs.
Nelson is Mrs. Hanson's mother and
Mr.. Nelson Is her brother.
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Leaving Saturday for a To-day trip
to the Century Of Progress exposition
at Chicago were Mr.. and Mrs. N
Lloyd Lillestrand and their son, Rob.
ert, Of 3l6 Mandan st. They expect
to visit In Minneapolis on the return
trip.
Mrs. Manuel G. Ottum. 40 Fifth
st.. returned Thursday evening after
two week visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Blackmore. Mime
apolis. Her niece, Miss Lois Skinner
accompanied her from Minneapolis
and will be a guest at the Ottum
home for few weeks.
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Mrs. John Ehrmantraut, 204 Thir.
tenth st., and her sons. Deryl and
Jay Arlen, and her sister, Mrs. George
c. Myers, 1908 Thirteenth st., will re-
turn this weekend from Ryder, where
they have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. M. E. Bowen, parents Of Mrs.
Ehrmantraut and Mrs. Myers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Lum. Wahpeton
are among the visitors In Bismarck
Saturday for the code meeting Of tn
North Dakota Press association. Mr.
Lum is publisher Of The Richland
County Farmer and was among the
speakers. Mrs. Lum spent the day
visiting with friends.
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Miss Josephine Hess, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Hess, Mandan, who
was q student at the University Of
North Dakota during the school,
year, Is to leave soon for Los Angeles
to attend the summer session Of the
University of Southern California
She was honor guest recently at q
luncheon given by Miss Margaret
Pierce, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pierce. Mandan.
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Guests arriving this week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Bar
neck, 6l2 Ninth st., are Mrs. Bar
neck's sisters, Mrs. George Morrow
Toronto. Ont. and Mrs. Robert For
syth, Owen Sound, Ont. Mrs. Bar
neck who had been visiting at Botti-
neau for a few weeks with her SON
in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
o. B. Benson, met her sisters at Del
oraine, Man.. and Mr.. Benson brought
them to Bismarck.
Guests arriving Friday evening al
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Boes.
pflug, 223 Eleventh st., to attend the
first solemn high mass celebrated By
their son, Rev. Clement P. Boespflug
were Mrs Cecilia Neibauer and Petel
Neibauer and Peter Neibauer, both o.
Billings, Mont. Mrs. Neibauer Is Rev
Father Boespflug's grandmother and
Mr.. Neibauer is his uncle. Othel
relatives are expected to arrive eithe'
Saturday or Sunday for the first mas
and the reception which the tamil!
will give at the home Sunday after
noon.
Rev John Richardson, rector Of 81
Georges Episcopal church. and Mrs
Richardson. Of 5l4 Mandan st.. re.
turned Friday after being out Of thu
city a month. Mrs. Richardson visit.
ed her mother, Mrs. 8. Fraude Jordan
Winnipeg, Man. while Rev. Richard
son was at the Episcopal summe,
school at Pelican Lake. Mimi. Ant
later at the college Of Preachers Of thu
Episcopal church held At Washington
D. c.. June 1921. After the colleg,
closed, Rev. Richardson visited hi
sisters, Mrs. James Latin Of New
York City and Mrs Harold Haywoo.
OF Asbury, N. j., before going to Fargo
to join Mrs Richardson for the re.
mainder Of the homeward trip.
Complimentary to Mrs. r. q. Ack'
erman, 9l8 Sixth st.. who will leav
next week for st. Paul, Mrs. William
Noggle, 7l4 Fourth St., assisted b,
Mrs. Minnie Heaton. 5l4 Seventh et
entertained the third division Of tn
McCabe Methodist Episcopal churcl
at an afternoon party Friday. Gar
den flowers centered the table for tn
luncheon. The group presented Mrs
Alderman with . gift. Mrs. Ackerma1
and her daughter. Miss Marjorie
Alderman, who is University o
North Dakota student, are to joil
Mr.. Alderman for the summer
months while Frank Alderman, Jr
will remain in Bismarck. Mr.. an
Mrs. Alderman and their daughte
are to spend most Of the time .
White Bear Lake. Mimi. where the
have taken a cottage. Mr.. Ackerma
has been at st. Paul since April 4
the employ Of the st. Paul Bettlin
Co.
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Mrs. Harold Brevick, who left Fri
day morning for Fargo following he
transfer from the local transient bu
reau office, was guest Of honor ct
dinner given by the writer's shop tall
forum Of the Bismarck chapter
American Association OF Universit
Women, At $50 O'Clock Thursday eve
ming at the Bismarck Country clut
Ten members we're present. After tn
dinner, the group held an informs
meeting in the lounge to discuss worl
which has been done and to plan tn
meeting Of July Il. Mrs. Breucl
gave q short talk In which she toll
the color preferences Of each mem
Der and presented each one with
handkerchief In her favorite color
Mrs. Brevick, who has made her hoan
at the Capital apartments, planned
to spend a short time at Valley CIT!
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