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A13o1uTN3NT Or ADMIN.
S0Y2AY0A.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County M e c sos13Esa4TF o cGounr
IN the MATTER Of the 1state of ". =. 70.
MILAN, Deceased.
Lissie Mcmillan. n Alice Mary
Petitioner
lake. Walter Johnson; Stella John
ston, Fred Johnston, Harold
Johnston. Robert Johnston,
Minor: John Johnston. Guardian
OF Aforesaid Minor, John Bird
ston Al County Treasurer, and
all other persons interested,
The state Of North Dakota to the
above named Respondents ana all p9r.
sons interested in the estate Of r. +.
Mcmillan. deceased:
ned that the sboys.n.med petitiener
ssme petition pst,an ,p p1aytsss that letters 6
Mcmillan late Of the Village Of Thomp.
son, in the County OF Grand Fork. IA
state Of North Dakota, deceased, IS
granted to Edward dalakner NJ thst
tho said petition will be heard and duly
considered by thiS Court on the 33rd
day of Nov. 1877 at 10 o'clock in az
forenoon of that day. In the Court
Rooms Of this Court, in the Court House,
in the City OF Grand Forke In the Coun.
~ o. Grand Forks and state of Nofth
Dakota. and YOU. ana each Of you. are
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HOUSES Fon nla1T'

HOUSES FOR nlE1Cr
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR SALE
3 s.soo.oo--Property renting for $4,000
s1o.ooe!ee@aiGn%sdiddes nq pr slSe r rsntiar Tor
$4,000 per month ana aiWayt
sis.ooo.ooEoine Of The best oornsrs ~ =
the city. best OF location Tor
10 $500 .oo-six-roomed, ali modern hous.
on Vernon Avenue, herdWood
floors and finish almost new.
y l.Sb0.0O-Four-room cottage on Elder
street. city water. sewer, electric
'FoR RENT
ss5,ooess.roomed.; all modern house in
sSb.oo-lo.roomed. all modern house on
walnut street.
$S6.oo-7.roomed. all modern house on
Belmont avenue. =
$20.O0--6-roomed house. all modern. INIT
heat on University avenue. -
house, all modern, but
., neal on North 4th street.
$l0.0O-.b-roomed house, all modern but
... neat on International Aenu1.
$1O.O0-6-roomed house and. barn naar
.. Great Northern Round House.
v1o.o0-3-roomed house on Internationa
avenue.
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BY the U
L. K. HAseB1.L,

(SEAL) 49,.
Let service Of the above Citation be
made by personal service on ali Of
AFORESAID respondents within the state
At least 20 days prior to said hearing
and service by publication in the Grand
Forks Daily Herald for four successive
weeks, the last publication to be at least
twenty Days prior TO- said hearing, on
Anna AngelSburE Heinen n Kathr1ne
KeVhnel.
L. X. HAssNEL.
SsEAL) Judge Of County Court,
s. LEMMICH, "
Attorney for Administrators,
Thompson, N. Oak.
(Oct. $3.50, Nov. S.l3:,g
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80 !: ?. zaassassr aaa Al otAsrs q.

80 J. .. 1alkaese ana Al others n.
rake notice that TAX sale certiAsa,.
No. stts| Issued upon the TAI Sale
aesctibed land. viz: west half w i.f5.
des Sixteen !le.. ana East Five test
Block Nine %. Ho,eSs Central Addition
to the original towns!ts 81 Grand Eofks.
now Grand Forks City, Grand, Forks
County, N. D.. for the taxes of the year
1912 on said land has been ~presente1 At
this office and application naad for deed
t thereon on. that h. ss'd land va. sold on
quired to redeem said land from said
sale at the date hereof exclusive Of the
costs to accrue upon this notice IL the
sum Of .Slo6.ol ana that the time for
redemption from said sale will expire
ninety days after the service Of this
Witness my hand and seal OF ofice At
! Grand Forke, N. D., this 7tnd day OF
October, 1917.
HANS ANDERSON.
County Auditor, Grand
Forks County. N. D.
/ (Oct. 1880 Nov. ~
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LEGAL NOTICES
01D11 70 axA11INB AooouH11

STATE OF. NORTH DAKOTA
County, re & e Sssss FG S5sosunr
n ne lGastse d she 1staSs q sARaA =.
% Tssd!es snd ming the petition q
ss asie 81 81 sarah ). sassss.' d.esa.eS,
che has fully. .admln,stered said estatN.
end praying that . time and place b
count OF her administration. and for the
assienment OF the residue OF said estate
II is ORDERED. rhat said account
Judge Of this Court on Saturday the 18th
s s!SIo & N \, m e Grand 4; p, rc ,'i7 IL At ri. iS
ANb IT IS FURTHER ORDERED,
sons interested, " Pubfishins = copy Of
Il; sav shs s Grand Pf Folk 70 a ss,e gay = d "a Se neMs:
paper. printed ana published at Grand
Forks IN satd county. ~ -
day Of october. 4; D. 1917.
tcoutt sesi> 7. !. ,MAssE L.
WILLIS A. Jor. Attorney.
''@" Got so' iHs::.s.so m Nov. 8,
--
oao1a AID Mox1on ron xzAnxso
"7s1FSS lo e szso1:
STATE OF NORTH DAxorA.>
County rs e cSs FaS4 Fe ss;,nr
1uslem, Deceased.
Peter n. FUIlem.
Este Pstssr = +: ff fss'sss.' on Mr. sste ss}':
Peterson. Mrs. Ellen Hanson.
Mrs; Carrie Bcckness. Gerhard
FSsiem.. M. Lar. LSnds. Enie
rus,enn, wilbert F4sleIn. seilda
~ ~ G; ssehellst: Special Gusra.
said estate.
The state Of Worth Dakota to the Above
Named 8osponaontst
Fusiem as e1ecStor Of the Tie estate aeees above ",
mentioned has rendered and presented to
the Court his Anal account praying that
. time be fixed for the settlement there.
estate and It appearing to the Court that
l. IT is ORDERED. That said account
be brought on before the Court 1or
settlement on the 10th day Of November.
/ 1917 at 10 o'clock. A. M, at the Office
OF the County Judge In the Court House
In the City Of Grand Forks in the County
ana State Afore said.
That upon confirmation n settlement
OF said Anal account the Court without
further notice and at the time and place
above mentioned will proceed to a dis
tributton n partition Of said estate
to all entitled thereto.
That all persons interested in said
! estate be and they are hereby cited to
appear at said time and place to show
cause. IT Any there be. why said account
should not be settled and said estate dis.
AND If is FURTHER ORDERED.
That notice Of said hearing be siven BY
service Of this order on ali persons in.
terested In said estate by publishing the
same for four successive weeks, IN the
Grand Forks Herald a ewspape print
cd and published at Grand Forks in raid
county. "
Done at III office Of the County Court
above mentioned. this 9Th DAY OF Octo-
Der. 1917.
BY the Court,
. l.. K. HAssELL,
(SEAL) Judge Of County Court.
l fnNfnhar Q.1A.0NSn 40Sr
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1000 TONS OF FLAX STRAW ON THE
neld, to bale. Phone OF write Ralph
Lynch, Grand Forks.
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WANTED 10 BUY,

WANTED TO BUYS TELEpHoNE
poles 20 feet long. II you, have any,
write price to M. J. Holen. ELeyden,
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NOTICE AND CITATION, x1A1xHo
or R1NAL ACCOUNT AHD DxD-
T8nUTIoE or B8TAYH.
The State Of North Dakota to the Hbove
Named 2Aapoaaonfas ~

b state OF North Dakota to the Above
Named 8espoadontss
You, the said above-named Respond
ned that the 6nal account Of the above
named petitioner rs the administrator
Of the estate Of the a~bove.nAnned Frank
A: AnselsburF late Of the township Of
Allendale In the County Of Grand Forks
and state Of North Dakota. deceased,
showing that the estate Of said deced-
emit 10 ready for mai settlement and
distribution. and pstitioning that her
account be allowed, the residue OF said
estate be distributed to the persons
thereunto. entitlsE. her administration
closed and she d%,.charEed; that the iith
forenoon Of that day. in the court
rooms Of, this court, In the court house,
in the CITY Of Grand Forks In the Coun.
ty OF Grand Forks n State Of North
Dakota. ave been duly appointed by
this court az the I'M and place for the
place any person interested in said may
appear and .nle his exceptions. In writ
ing, to said account and petition and
contest the anne
And you. the above namGd respondents.
and each Of you. are hereby cited and
required then and there to be and ap-
Pa Z any SefS . f saS., sou wiz and III. ;sor .s ssHSs;
said estate distributed, the ne adrninis s 2.
ton. Of said estate closed and said "a.
ministfAtrix discharged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the sigma
to subscribed inc attested BY the seal
OF said court IN the City Of Grand Forks
in said County Of Grand Forks and State
Of North Dakota this 18th day OF octo-
Der. 1917.
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80 BUSHELS MINNESOTA RED
Globe Onions. Address, Box 500, City.
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Household Goods Packed aud Stored
Panovits Furniture and Carpet Co.
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FOR sALE-TwO REGISTER sFIRoP-
shiss rams. Smith q Sinclair. East
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FOR RENT TWO UNFURNlsHED
Housekeeping rooms. close in. $3.50
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FOUR LARGE UNFINISHED ROOMS
upstairs. all modern. 1878 University
avenue: 49, a'Af .
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ONT. GRAY HORSE FOR SAFE.
Weighs 1900 ms. Call At 1908 Norman
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STORAGE

wANrEp-UsE OF PIANO IN RE.
turn for its storage. Telephone 1875
IN. W!
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Lost AND FOUND.

|LosT = ONE DIAMOND BROOCH.
containing ~ diamonds. somewhere
between Great Northern and DeMers
ID avenue bridge. Finder return to chief
OF police for reward.
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MODERN FURNISHED ROOM FOR
rent l1O South Third. Phone ISL
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THE. PALACE HOTEL: ROOMS 33,oO
psr. week and UP. eth St Z DeXerR
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MALE HELr-contanhed.

wANTED-0ooD MIXER FOR THE
( winter. Le1lie Sullivan, N. w. 39S.
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DURoCS FOR SALE-30'H HEAD. SEND
in FOUR orders; they are going fast.
Some finS young bears and gifts. j. ].
Hefkern, Ardoch.
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TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WITH
private bath. Apply c. w. Ross, 406
First National Bldg.
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FOOT SPECIALIST

Or. J. c. ANsoN, FooT sPEcIALiaT.
Over Drug Store, 3rd a DeMsrs Ave.
Corns removed without pain. Instant
relief to tired and aching feet. Nails,
Bunions treated. Both phoutl.
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STORE FOR RENT IN BACON FLATa
North Fourth st. Inquire OF ]. b. IA.
con.
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wANTED-MAN no DRIVE DAIRY
wagon and help milk. M. L. Enrieht,
East Grand Forks. MINI.
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PRINTER wANrEp-MUsr BE
speedy accurate. good On jobs. ads
and makeup. $zb for . starter; union
The Messenger, Minot, Nd. Nta
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MODERN FURNISHED ROOM. GEN.
tlANnan preferred. II Dinnie Block
North Third N. w. s7sJ.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-05
How | Will Bring Up My
Baby BY Billie Burke
First Need of Infant Fresh Air and Plenty Of
it. SAYS Famous Actress
BY BILLIE BURKE.
Copyrighted, 1916, by The Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)

Enterprise AssOCiation.)
Nature has made some instincts
and some emotions in the human race
much greater than reasoning power,
and must repeat that which you have
probably heard before, that there is
no Joy known in this world that can
compare with that which comes to 4
woman when her first babe is laid in
her arms.
Then it is that she makes the plan
of her baby's life beautiful story,
and it is unfortunate that in many cas-
es her energies and practical knowl'
edge are not equal to carrying them
steal needs of her baby, and the first
out.
A mother must first look to the ply.
need is fresh air and plenty Of it.
Have, II possible, a room with plen'
ty of windows in which your child
may sleep, or better, wrap her up
warmly and let her take daytime maps
out of doors. Even when the tempera-
ture is below zero there is no reason
why baby if properly made warm
with coverings and hot water bottles
should not sleep with the windows
wide open.
When mothers learn the importance
OF fresh air to the health Of the child,
there will be much less Of the "Great
White Plague"
Children who are always kept in
fear OF cold and are housed in poorly
ventilated rooms never use their lungs
to the fullest extent. You can teach
your child almost from the first to ex-
pand its lungs.
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The Chinaman thrives on rice. The
white man cannot live on it exclusive
ly. There is marked difference
even among people of the same race
Because our neighbor thrives on
vegetables and bread is no reason
why we should adopt the same diet.
There is no general rule for eating.
Every person must find out what
foods suit them best Keep to those
foods and avoid those which disagree
with you.
Rich, highly seasoned foods are, of
course, bad for everyone There are
certain kinds Of plain articles of food
which some people cannot cat. And
a whole lot depends upon the cook
ing.
Bacon and eggs and toast are on the
breakfast menu in many homes. But
If the eggs are badly fried, the bacon
swimming in grease and toast hot
and soaked in butter the meal is 60
ing to be mighty hard one to d.
gest. 1T may make one feel miser-
able for the rest Of the day.
Most people eat too much. A whole
lot also depends upon the way the
food is chewed. If the food is not
chewed sufficiently it is swallowed in
too solid form to be acted upon
by the gastric juices of the stomach.
Indigestion follows.
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This young person knows furs will
add nothing to her pertness so she be
decks herself with a gay plaid scarf
and wears cap and gloves that are
plaided, too. The angora set, cap
gloves and scarf, is exceedingly popu
lar with young girls. The bigger the
plaids and the broader the stripes the
better the girls like them.
One end of the scarf slips through
a slit and both ends are tucked under
the coat belt. The bag was made to
hold skates, but it's purple silk top and
plaid "lower story" are so pertty il
will serve we'll for Christmas shop
ping bag.
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1.-THE COSSACK WHIP"

Dainty Viola Dana. known to all
photoplay fans as "BroadWay's big
gest little STAR" is the featured play
or in Thomas A. Edison's master
drama, "The Cossack Whip which
will be the leading attraction at the
Bismarck theatre tonight. This ex.
citing picture story is from the pen
of James Oppenheim and pictures
life in bloody Russia as it was yes
terday and is today. 1t is said to
consist of a series of mighty scenes
that build swiftly and smoothly up to
a climax of exceptional punch and
pOwer.-Adv.
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At AlEXtUS NOTES.

Among the patients to enter the St
Alexius hospital since the first Of the
year were Mrs. Marcus .Gress, Richard
ton: Mrs. E. J. Meader, city; Mike
Sabe, city; Elsie Brown, Stewards
dale; Mrs. A. A. Ferguson, Mott; Mas
ter William Durham, city; Masters
Robert and Wilbur Marquardt, city;
Leona Meyers, Wilton; Carl Klein,
Villa; Mrs. Anton Welter, Napoleon;
j. J. Left, Coleharbor; Eugene Wach-
ter, city; Mrs. Joseph Fisher, Have
lock; Maline Henke, Hanover. A
baby girl was born the first of the
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fritag
of Glen Ullin. Since the first of the
year rs patients have entered the in
stitution.
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SOCIETY
Returns From Eastern Visit.

Mrs. Madison NJ. Mounts, small son
and daughter of this place have re.
turned from spending the Christmas
holidays with her brother, Charles
Jareb. of Minneapolis. They were &C
companied home by Mr.. Mounts, who
went to the cities to join them.
4
Gives Lunch
DR.. NJ. f. Bolton Of Main street en-
tertained informally Wednesday after
noon at luncheon at the Hotel Nc
Kenzie, the guests including Mrs. E.
H. L. Vesperman; Mrs. Alexander
Schutt and the latter's sister. Miss
Orba Savers, Of Garrison, who is
spending the holidays here.
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ske, Beach; Mrs. Victoria Rataezyk
and Miss Hattie Qunade of st. Phil
lip, Mont, were brought to the hos
pital to undergo treatment.
lie. O,Neil of Mckenzie transacted
business and called on friends in the
city Wednesday.
HERE FROM BALDWIN.
w. c. Streeter of the Farmers State
bank Of Baldwin, as among the BUSH
ness visitors in the city Wednesday.
HERE FROM ILLINOIS.
Thomas S. Roberts of Evanston, Ill.,
is spending few days in the city look
ing after his land interests in the
county.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
A marriage license was granted
Wednesday to r. H. Brooks of Memo
ken and Miss Marie Mccormick Of Bis
marck.
ILL At DAUGHTERS HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Falkenstein are i'll
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Fl. +. O'Hare on Avenue c. Mr.. Falk-
enstein is improving but Mrs. Falken-
STEMS condition is unchanged.
BUYS RESIDENCE HERE.
l.. S. Vandever has sold his resi-
dence in Seventh street to NJ. W.
Smith of the Western Sales company.
Mr.. Smith is former New Salem resi-
dent. He will occupy the property.
BUYS RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
A. ]. Arnot, assistant cashier Of the
First National bank, has purchased
the residence property of French and
WEIGH on Ninth street and Avenue c,
now occupied by C. F. Bolt. Mr.. Arnot
and family will occupy it as soon as
they can get possession.
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When you battle the child lay it on
its back and rub its torso softly ryth-
mically, and you will see how quickly
it will inhale and exhale it's breath in
long sighs Of contentment.
My baby at three weeks would do
this until l would laugh at it's purely
animal enjoyment. Whatever else my
baby will have, it will have plenty of
fresh air, for ! know that is the breath
of life.
Billie 4urke's baby FIorenz Patricia.
(Another article by Billie Burke will
appear in The Tribune tomorrow.) :.
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another mans poi
son.
One must bear
this in mind in de-
iding what to eat
There is no greater
mistake than that
If ;blindly following
the diet of others.
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LICENSED TO WE'D.

A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Charles J. LobrOek, Bis
marck, and Miss Edna Laura Burch
also, to Martin Erck of Hague and
Miss Pauline Schlosser of Bismarck
The latter were married in St. Ma
rvs prO-cathedral.
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TAKEN TO MONTANA.

The body of Charles T. Johns was
taken Monday to Glendive, Mont, for
interment. The deceased was ranch
er near Redwater, Mont, and was 3;
years of age. He died in one Of the
local hospitals.
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ASSUMES POSITION.

Mrs. Andrew Erdahl of Dickinson
has arrived at the capitol to assume
a position as stenographer in the SEN
ate.
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RETURNS 70 CENTER.

Mss Irene Hamel, who has been
spending several days in the city, re-
turned Thursday to her home in Gen.
ter.
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INIOcAL HOSPITAL

IN LOCAL HOSPITAL.
Mrs. r. e. TrOusdale of Mott, who
has been ill was brought to the St
Alexius hospital for treatment. Mrs
Adolph Kusske and Mrs. julius Kus
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Concludes Visit Here.

Miss Zenka Trinka, librarian Of the
Dickinson library, who stopped in the
city enroute from Lidgerwood and
was the guest Of Mrs M. C. Budlone
and other friends, has returned to
Dickins6n.%s2
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Returns After Visit.

H. ]. Johnson, who has been spend
ing several days in the city visiting
friends, has returned to his home in
Detroit, MINI.
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Returns to School.

Paul A. Cook, who has been spend
ing the Christmas holidays with his
mother, Mrs. A. w. Cook of Fifth
street, has returned to Minneapolis to
resume his studies in the law depart.
ment Of the University of Minnesota.
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RETURNS FROM EAST.

Martin Gullikson has returned from
spending the holidays with friends in
Minneapolis and has resumed his du'
ties at the Wachter Transfer com.
pany.~
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WHAT TO EAT !!
Follow Your Own Diet-Not
Another's

There is proveco to the effect
that what is one mans meat is
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CITY NEWS
NEW crN EN- VISITOR.


Mrs Peter Roth of New Salem was
among the visitors in the Capital City
yesterday.
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HERE FROM BRlTTiN.

NJ. NJ. Dralle of Brittin was among
the business visitors in the capital
city Wednesday.
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Special Musical Pronran1,

Special Musical Program.
A special musical program will feat
ure the evening service at the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
J. Eastwood of Watertown, S. D., who
is spending several weeks in the city
will be one of the soloists. The choir
will sing two anthems, Mendelssohn's
Behold God the Lord" from Elijah
and 20 Light Divine" by Katalsky.
Concludes Visit Here.
The Misses Vivian Irish and Mabel
Nichols, who have been visiting their
sisters, the Misses Marie Irish and lsa'
belle Nichols, of the St. Alexius hos
pital training school for nurses, re.
turned to their home in St. Paul yes.
tcrday on No. 4. A number Of enter.
tainments were given in their honor.
among them charmingly appointed
dinner given by Mrs. P. B. Webb at
her home in Fourth street, the first of
the week. The Christmas cOlors we're
used in the appointments and covers
were laid for the honor guests, Miss
Marie Irish, Miss Isabelle Nichols,
Miss Boniface Morris and Miss Gather
inc Morris. the last two nieces of the
hostess. Following the dinner the
party was entertained by the Misses
Morris at their home in Sixth street.
They were also guests at the dancing
party given by the nurses of the St..
Alexius hospital Friday evening, De.
cember 29, in Patterson hall.
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TO LIVE HERE.

J. J. Ryan, who recently moved here
from Braddock has taken a house at
51OH Fourth street.
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Miss Sandexsor rendered
Farewell By Night Pupils

Miss Laura b SandersOn, formerly
assistant state deputy OF public in
struction, was rendered a farewell
last evening at the home OF. DR.. and
Mrs. F. R. Smyth in Third street, by
the teachers and pupils Of the night
school. The affair, which was a COM
plete surprise to Miss Sanderson, was
planned by the student body of the
school. Miss Sanderson has. given
gratuitously" a years work towards
the school and was one of the first
public spirited women of the city to
give 1t material support Miss San
derson left today for her home, in
LaMoure. where she will enjoy
months vacation. before deciding her
future work. Besides being identified
with the educational circles, of the
state and city, Miss .Sanderson was
interested in the church and Sunday
school work of the McCabe church,
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LEAVES HOSPITAL

Mrs. Mat Crowler and baby. who
have been in the Bismarck hospital,
left yesterday for their home in Heb
ron.
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Returns After Visit.

Miss May Houser, who has been
spending several days in the city as
the guest of Miss Erma Logan of Sec
ond street, has returned to her home
in Napoleon