The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. sagehorn and their son
went to Stanton for q weeks visit
with Mr.. Sagehorn's mother. Mrs.
Dorothsa Sagehorn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. spohn, 5lS Ninth
st., arrived home this weekend after
spending . week ut the Century Of
Progress exposition ct Chicago.
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Members Of the B. D. Wetmore
family, who have been living ct $50
Fourth ST.. moved Monday to their
own residence at 8l3 Rosser Avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Lusl. 800 Thay-
er avenue, west, returned Sunday eve.
ming from two-weelks vacation spent
in Minneapolis. sisseton. 8. D., ana
Jamestown.
Among the 20 graduates Of ct.
Johns nursing school. Fargo, VINO
will receive diplomas Thursday are
Miss Verona Smith, Beulah, and the
Misses Eleanor Mcqueen and eheNa
Boulger. both Of Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Peterson and
their small daughter, Nancy Ann, OF
AZ Seventh st., are expected to re-
turn Monday after visiting since
Friday with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Martin Peterson, Ut Wahpeton.
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Donald Bowman, 900 Fifth st., LETT
Saturday for Fargo where he Is a..
tending the North Dakota State Coll
associations tournament, which Is
being played ut the Fargo Country
club. The tournament will close
Thursday.
Mrs. s. A. Peterson, pioneer resi-
dent OF Burleigh county, is seriously
i'll at the home Of . daughter at spo-
kane. WASH, according to word re-
ceived by two other daughters, MRS
B. D. Wetmore and Mrs. 9. r. Craw-
ford. both Of this city.
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Leaving Monday for vacation trip
which will take in the Century OF
Progress exposition at Chicago were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Ellsworth and their
children, Miss Laura and Frank. Jr.'
| of 302 Main avenue, west. They ex-
pected to visit friends at Fargo ana
Fergus Falls and Minneapolis. MINI.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Ward OF Bis
marck rural gave q family dinner
with covers laid for II guests at the
Inn at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon IN
honor Of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Andrew Nelson Of San Francisco
Calf. Yellow flowers were the main
note Of the table color scheme. MT
and Mrs. Nelson left for their home
Monday morning after being here Io1
q few days.
/ Miss Florence Baird, 4O6 Sixth st..
has gone to Minneapolis, where fu-
neral services are to be held Tor 9
brother-in-law who died last week
in New York city, where he was en-
ployed. The deceased man also y 9
brother-in-law Of l.. r. Baird Of
Dickinson and Bismarck, state re-
ceiver Of closed banks. Miss Baird
left for Minneapolis Friday evening
to meet her sister upon her arrival
with the body.
Miss Marion Benson, Valley City,
is q guest this week Of the Misses
Laura, Mae and Matilda Sanderson,
828 Seventh st. Guests who have LETT
after passing q week ut the Sanderson
home are Mrs. A. e. Hills Of Tacoma,
WASH, and Mrs. Oscar Fredrickson
Of Mexico City, Mex, wife Of the
American vice counsel to Mexico, both
former residents Of LaMoure, original
home Of the Sanderson family. Mrs.
Hills and Mrs. Fredrickson were on
their way to Wisconsin for visit with
q sister Of Mrs. Fredrickson.
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Mrs. Rex B. Albrecht, 7leh Mandan
st., was hostess to 20 little boys and
girls at q picnic supper given ut XII
wants park Saturday afternoon to
celebrate the fifth birthday anniver-
sary Of her son, Jackie. Games were
played during the afternoon, the tots
receiving favors from q fish pond
which was one Of the attractions. A
green and pink color scheme was used
in decorations for the supper which
was served at $50 o'clock with large
cake with five candles - the dessert
course. TWO little cousins Of the
honor guest. Charles and Leah Kidd
| of Manden. were Out-of.to guests.
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Miss Belle Menus, 200h Third st.,
returned Sunday evening after q
weeks trip to Glacier National park
and scenic beauty spots In Canada
made in company with her sister.
Miss Hilda Menus Of Superior, Wis.,,
and Miss Dorothy Rowe, Duluth. MIMI,
After leaving Glacier park they made
stops at Waterton Lake park. Moose
jaw and Regina In Canada. Miss
Menus left the others at Minot and
returned to Bismarck. From Mtnot.
her sister went to Devils Lake for
q visit with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo 6tudness
(Alma Mehus). and Miss Rowe went
on to Duluth.
!. Mrs. +. J. Lee and her daughters.
the Misses Jean and Peggy Lee, Of 6l4
First st., have returned from their
| triD To the Century Of pro9reSS expo.