The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-04
States land office in the federal
building and has lived in Bismarck
about 10 years.
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Son of Local People
WEEDS at Grand Forks

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| WEEDS at Grand Forks
Miss Esther Marguerite johnson
daughter Of NJ. L. johnson, Crane
Forks, and Orville Q. Alberts, son o.
MIR. and Mrs. o. A. Alberts, Bismarck
were married Saturday at the Unitee
Lutheran church ct Grand Forks. The
service was read by Rev. F. I. Schmidt
The brides costume was an Eleanor
blue silk cordette suit trimmed with
deep vicuna fur cuffs, worn with white
accessories. Her bouquet was Of Ii.
lies-of-the-valley and white roses
, Her bridesmaid, Miss Marian johnson
was attired In chalk white crepe en-.
semble with glory blue accessories and
carried Talisman roses. Mr.. Alberts
was attended by Edward johnson. An
out-of-town guest was Earl Slaughter
st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alberts will make
their home ut Dickinson. where the
bridegroom Is stationed by the Oliver
Farm Equipment Sales Co., after July
Il. Mr.. Alberts Is graduate Of the
Aberdeen, 8. D., high school, while
Mrs. Alberts graduated from the
Grand Forks high school.
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Mrs. George NJ. McKenna, Napoleon
left for her home Saturday after be-
ing In Bismarck for over q week. She
was at the Grand Pacific hotel.
Rev. Ellis L. jackson, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, left Monday
noon for Fargo to attend q Baptist
state board meeting. He Is expected
home Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Barneck, 6l2
Ninth ST., have as their guest this
week Mrs. Barneck's son, George TAFT,
Chicago. Mr.. TAFT came Sunday eve
ming and expects to leave Saturday.
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Mrs. w. H. stutsman Of Mandan
entertained at an afternoon bridge
party Saturday to compliment her
daughter -in-law, Mrs. w. H. Suits
man, Jr.. 4l3 Thayer avenue, west.
Women invited were members Of the
contract club In which Mrs. Stutsman,
Jr., plays.
County Judge I. G. Davies Saturday
granted marriage licenses to John
Frank Oster and Miss Magdalene
Rose Schmidt, both Of Bismarck, and
to James Dix and Miss Wanda Vir-
ginia Wade, both of Bismarck. Ken
meth N. King and Mrs. Ruth Peter
son, both Of Bismarck, received a mar
riage license Friday.
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MIR. and Mrs. L. B. Bauer and their
daughters, Maxine and Betty, 709
Rosser avenue, west, have gone on a
vacation trip during which they will
visit the children's great-grandfather,
Charles Yineman, at Pine City, Mimi.
and Mr.. Brauer's sister. Mrs. Folstad,
at Amigo, Wis. They also will spend
few days at Chicago before return
ing here June Is.
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Miss Ethel Renwick. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Renwick, 807
Sixth ST.. has returned from Arnegard,
where she taught during the last
term, and is spending q week at home
before leaving next Friday for Fargo
to join an Omnibus College tour,
which will last for nine weeks. From
Fargo the group will go to Wichita,
Kans., to begin tour of the eastern
half Of the United States.
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Miss Pauline Buzzell, educational
director at the Bismarck hospital,
leaves Sunday for months vacation
from her work. She first will go to
Stanton to visit her sister, Miss Mar
ion Buzzell, q member Of the faculty
there. and then will 60 to her home
at Cleveland for the remainder Of the
time. Miss Buzzell viii attend the
alumni reunion at jamestown college
next week, driving to Jamestown
from her home.
Miss Auverne Olson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Obert A. Olson, 5l4
Thaver avenue, west, was among the
seniors Of Delta Gamma sorority at
the University Of North Dakota, who
were entertained at dinner by the
alumnae group. The six seniors were
presented with gifts. Miss Olson
came here Friday to spend the week
prior to commencement exercises at
her home.
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DR.. Fannie Dunn Quai1, 5l8 Avenue
A, was In the delegation Of North
Dakota clubwomen returning this
weekend from the national council
Of the General Federation
81 Women's clubs held in Hot Springs,
Ark. There were nearly 1000 fedora
lion members in attendance. DR..
Quain represented the Monday club OF
this city. Before going to Arkansas,
Dr.. Quain attended sessions Of the
National tuberculosis association, OF
which she Is q director, in Cincinnati,
Complimentary to Miss Violet Fet-
cher, Rose apartments, Roosevelt
school first grade instructor who
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n June, Mrs. Spencer Boise,
'l8 Thayer avenue, west, enter
tained at q tea between 4 and 81
o'clock Friday afternoon. About IS
women called. Mrs. w. E. Cole, 2l0
Park St., presided at the tea table.
The bride-to-be was presented with q
lift Of silver from some Of the moth |
RS Of her pupils. who were among the
quests.
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Mrs. r. M. Hendricks, 40 Avenue
=, was hostess ct q Z o'clock bridge
Inner given Friday evening for the
light teachers Of the william Moore
ichool and q few other friends. A i
Japanese theme was noted In the
able covers, individual favors and
prizes. Water lilies arranged on mir |
'ors were centerpieces for the small
ables ct which the dinner was served. !
The score prizes In the card games
vent to Mrs. Milton Rue, 500 Avenue
;: Miss Marguerite Lyness Of the
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