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One of Successful Physicians and Surgeons the South Side
Who Occupies Richly Furnished and Elaborate Suite of Offices
at POI E 37th Street. Corner of Indiana Avenue.

DR.. John w. Burrell, one of Chica'
COS successful young physicians, is
rapidly forging ahead. DR.. Burrell took
his Bachelors Degree at Walden Uni
versity and graduated in medicine
from Meharry Medical College, Nash
vile, Tenn, in 1914.
He served his interneship at Prov
ident Hospital in this city. After
completing his interneship he associ-
ated himself with the late DR.. D. E.
Burrows, the far famed specialist in
diseases of women, and opened Offices
at 37th street and Indiana avenue.
DR.. Burrell distinguished himself
lsterly way in which he took
- n lucrative practice and
that associates, DR.. Burrows,
during - Iarter's illness.
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least strange of these was visit by
Japanese intellectual by the name of
Jyuichiro Imaoka. Mr.. Imaoka is
world traveller. now going from coun-
try to country studying the unrest of
various oppressed groups. In this
country he was interested in the Gar
vey movement and he dropped into
the Urban League Information Bu-
reau to get help along that line. Mr..
Imaoka could read English but was
unable to speak it. consequently he
had great difficulty in making his
wants known until, in desperation, he
was asked if he spoke French or
German. He was skillful in the Ger
man language and by this means he
was nnally supplied with the desired
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He is now on the clinical staff OF
Provident Hospital and also member
of the Olivet Health Bureau. He is
a firm believer in preparedness and
visions the time when his energies will
be devoted from the general practice
of medicine and diverted to gynecol-
ogy diseases of women) only.
AS step in that direction, he now
maintains the elaborate suite of Of
fees formerly occupied by himself and
DR.. Burrows at 37th street and Indi-
ana avenue and is planning a special
course in gynecology diseases of
women).
DR.. Burrell is an honored member
of the Masons. He is full of race
pride and he has a regiment of friends
who are greatly delighted to see him
continue to climb up in the world of
medicine.
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HON. JOSEPH F. HAAS
Concluded from page y

Mr. Haas has the great distinction
OF employing more co!ored men and
women in his Office than any other
public official in Illinois. He has well
onto twenty-five or thirty men and
women constantly employed as clerks
and stenographers and he does not
keep them hid away in the dark or
out of sight but it is no trouble for
anyone to see them working during
business hours.
For more than thirty years the peo-
pie residing in this city have known
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Mr.. Haas as a high class business
man.
At the present time Mr.. Haas is
sadly in need of at least one hundred
more men and women to assist to con-
duct the affairs of his Office which has
increased a thousand fold under his
able management.
With extreme pleasure Mr.. Haas
states that he wishes his legions of
friends all the pleasure that the holi-
day season can bestow upon them.
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accomplished one tenth as much in the
way of assisting to educate the COL
ored people along practical lines as
Mr.. Rosenwald and as long as this
mighty nation stands the name of JUL
us Rosenwald will be enshrined in the
hearts OF the II million colored peo-
pie in this country 1 in the hearts
of those who will follow in their foot
steps.
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HON. JULIUS ROSENWALD
Concluded from Page u

So it can readily be observed that
Mr.. Rosenwald has contributed more
than three hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars to the thirteen Y. NJ.
c. AS aside from the hundreds of
thousands of dollars which he has ex-
pended for establishing the Rosen-
valid rural schools throughout the
Southland.
No other person in this country has
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President of the Fatena Printing Company Treasurer of the Grand
Lodge Knights of Pyhias of Illinois, Also Treasurer of the Su
Lodge knights of Phas Throughout the World Founder
and Grand Major General of the Uniform Rank Knights of
Pyas in All Parts of the World On Tuesday, February
1928 He VIII Be Elected City Council from Third
Ward Alderman jackson Wishes Merry Christmas Many
Warm Friends and Constituent
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Member Of the City Council from Old Fourth Ward Who
VIII De Reelected to from the New Ward
Chairman Of the Committee Streets Aeys: He L One Of
the Big WheAHoses Of the City Council; Hundreds Of HI,
Warm Fends Are Urging Him 10 Accept te Appointmns A.
One Of he New Election Commssonezs Of Cook County He
Hopes and Trusts That Hs Army Of Friends WIN Enjoy Them
= selves Christmas and New Year.
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McROBERTS-Died. Saturday. December
:. 1879. at A. NJ. ut the residence OF
her husband. sos North Twauty-third
Street. Elizabeth, wife OF william Nc
Roberts. In the 6bth year OF her age
She Is survived by her husband. four
sons. John. w. j.. C.. IL. and II. l.. Nc
Roberts; two daughters. Mrs. ]. y. San
horn and Mrs. II. l.. Gum; also i've
grandchildren. The remains ar. now
al the homo OF her son, w. j. Me-
Roberts. 1906 Paramount Avenue The
funeral Will take place Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock from Fairmount Presby-
tef!en Church. lntcrIncnt In OlkyoOu
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LA oBE-D!ed. December :. 1922. Kate 4
Laube. daus.tt OF the In,e Francis
Catherine lAubc. She Is survived by
S~o sisters, Mrs. John Kahn and Mrs
X. 5. Griffin. OF Washington, u. c.. and
a pFother' Marceiius J. Laubc. Funeral
from the residence OF her sister. Mrs
John Kahn, sis Cathedral Place, thence
20 the Sacred Heart Cathedral Monday
morning at - O'Clock. Interm.nt I'm
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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AoENrS-fls day. eaoy. quick sale, free
auto; big weekly bonus: $50 premium
free to every customer; simply show our
beautiful 7-piece solid aluminium. ha ndie
cutlery set; appeals Instantly: we de-
liver and collect; pay daily. Now Era
MIS-. Co, soa Madison Street. Dept.
339-L. Chicago.
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AGESTS-flo to Sl5 day selling rich.
Frcnehy toile, powders. pastes, creams.
perfumes; quick sales; big commissions
Lee-J sckson Co. Avondale. 81. Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
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A'EHTS-Act quick; big profits; ombos.-
ed Christmas show cards; something
new merchants need them: sample :oc:
particulars free. fisherman, IS Cook St..
brooklyn. New York
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AGESTs--Earn SIS TO $3.50 weekly taking
orders for our special prlce-sm shiny
]39t guaranteed union made raineoats;
direct from factory; best seller. Craven
cite Mig. Co., St6 Roosevelt Road, Chi
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AGENTS-Here's the line that gets ths
money: sell mems shirts direct to wear
CT; XMAS line now rsEdy'': proposition
entirely new; samples FREQ Packard
Shirt Co. - South wels Street. Chit
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SoShoLs-Died, a. the residence OF hts
son. w. ". Nuckois in Hanover County.
William Lewis Suckols. aged s.. Ac is
survived BY tho following children: w.
w. Nuckols. OF Hanover; Il. b. Nucko.s
OF New YORK: Mrs Leslie Hawkins. OF
Charlottesville: Mrs Il. l.. Thomas o,
Richmond: IL granIc h!.dren. great
STandch!ldreA. Funeral services from
Forest Grove ". l.. Church. Hanover
County. this morning a, II O'clock.
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Two MEN for ChTIsimas sciiins c1re-
rience nut necessary. Good opportunity
for IA man TO pick UP extra money. Call
Randolph 1S5.
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salesnien and Agents

oateshcn and Agents ia
ADV. S AL E S NJ 2 n -
Worlds larg st A DIV.
map makers, art and 12-
sheet calendars, leather,
novelties; a few choice
territories open for 1923 !;
liberal commi s S on s !;
write quick. The Ken
yon Co., Inc, Des Moines,
Iowa.
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sALEsMAN-If you want $4,000 this year
write me: strong limo for retail stores:
nationally advertised; liberal weekly ad .
vance to producers. w. Morgan, Mgr
ls1o Euclid. Cleveland, Ohio. Dept. III.
SALESMAN wanted for Wholesale furni :
ture house. Man with trav,ii,x a.
pericnce preferred. but not absolutely
necessary: Box u 2ia. Tho Dispatch.
DISPATCH Classified Ads are rseeIv,A
over tho phone for your convsntens.
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Deaths

BATCHEK-p!"d, at s:i5 +. NJ, pecem-
Der j. at hts residence, ss!5 Stockton
Street, willard Is. Hatcher aged ~
ne Is survived by his wife. Olive
B!anhenshiI Hatcher; his mother. MIS-
X. A. Hatcher, and the following sisters
and brother Misses Blanche. Ruth.
lIehe and VI inia and X. y. ana Is w
Hatcher leral Will be held from
Sentra! NJ. Church Sunday afternoon
December 3 Et 3 O'clock J,uri,l ,viIi
be in Maury teiuc.cry
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AGn%Ts-'7s to 400 weekly taking or
deT- Tor our hiSh.Krhde union mad.
specially priced raincosis; &3.s tircc,
from factory. Consumor.' Mfg Co. no
w. Hoossvrit Road. Chicago Dent Gso
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AGENTS-To distribute 81 housrho:s,
article free to any thousand hous.-
wives Introducing our guaranteed goods.
~ hour. VIC day. part iinu s.tih.actury
Write for free samples AMI start uutcs
Jennings N!s. Co.. District Bells, Day,
ton, Ohio,
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TO S375 monthly easy In
Producing latest style insured hosiery
must wear or replaced free; 50 styles, 81
colors: no experience or capital needed; ;
Just show samples furnished, tako or
uers; we deliver and collect: your pny
hally: orders shipped same day. Silks.
wool. hcathers for men. women, boys
girls; great Xmas premiums Write
quick. Mao-O-Chee Mills Co., Fall 1885.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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AuENrS-Thousan buying new inven-
ton: takes place Of coal and wood |;
used yenr round; burns coal oil. kero
scne or d,1tiilats in any stove or fur
mace. Nothing complicated; just set In
a,ove and burn, Coal shortage makes
business rushing; make $40 to $40 daily.
Send for free sample and star quick.
Territory going fast. Jennings Mfg. Ca,
Invention D-bl6o, Dayton, Ohio.
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SAlsESMAN-l desire to attract tho 11las-
man who Is looking for a profitable con-
motion selling o highsBrado line or
aluminium cooking utensils. also enamel
ware and cooking glass. all in omen
stock. also assortments; commission and
drawing account; must be live wire
and go gcttar. Tell me In your arst
letter all about yourself, experience
ability. past sales. corrsspondenee
treated confidential. n. A. Rsbsrsr
Seventh aud Clark Avenue. ST. Louis
IN
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Cards OF Thanks

T W., ttH.''! OF the late william Edward
Walden wish 10 thank their frie,,.. -
so thoughtuNy remembered them In
their recent bereavement,
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WAkNiSEk-ID IoYin. mrmory =, o,,-
.oFec one. Nfs. Annie e warriner who
Cleo December 8 1901
enc small never be forgotten by hr-
latti Her Devoted Family
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HAWLEY--in loving r.mumnTane. Of ON,
mo'ner, MIR Lucy r. HAwiey. who en-
tei.a mo eternal res: December !. 1921
Het ehAc'eh Elise ~ and cali her
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Announcement Is
Made of Marriage b
CT Holiday Bride

= Mr.. and Mrs Arthur ]. Hollens-
worth Of the city have announced
the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Margaret LaVernc to Kenneth Ter
ONE Allen, son of Mr.. and Mrs &. &.
Allen of Sioux Falls, S. D., former
residents of Bismarck
While the marriage took place Dec.
20, 1921, in the Presbyterian church
at Sioux Falls, S. D., no one except
intimate friends Of the bride knew
of her marriage. Mrs. Allen spen,
the Christmas holidays visiting in
Sioux Falls.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Allen graduated
from the local high school and have
host of friends in the city. Mrs
Allen was employed as society editor
on the Bismarck Tribune for about a
year past. Mr. Allen is junior
in the College Of Engineering at the
University Of Michigan. Mrs. Allen
left today to join her husband at
SIOUX Falls, S. D. They expect to
spend the summer on motor trip
through the Black Hills, visit at
Lake Madison, S. D., and a visit with
the bridegroom's parents at Sioux
Falls. For the next two years Mr..
and Mrs. Allen will make their HON"
at Ann Arbor, Mich, where Mr.. Allc1:
will complete his engineering work,
while Mrs. Allen takes course in
mus:.
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Recital Numbers \
Well Received

Through an unintentional error
from some quarter the program of
Miss Ridges recital was announced
as given Wednesday evening instead
of Thursday evening, however, the
recital was we'll attended at the
High School Auditorium. The. pro-
gram which included solos, readings,
and a small musical farce was en-
received by the audi
ence. The following program was
given: ~. '....
Robert, toi que Jaime, from Roberta
le Diablc ............~. Meyerbeer
Jennie Olive Hearl
(a) A. Bowl of Roses. ....... Clarke
(b) Gae to Sleep. Fisher
Hazel Pierce
Where Ignorance is Bliss. s.........
l.. Fielding
Marion Alderman
Magnetic Waltz, ,........:. L'Ardita
Genevieve Menard Hughes
Isabella Cochran
There were Ninety and Nine. Davis
Albina Plattner ,.
(a) A Leaf Of Gold, from Faust. 81
.'............ GOun0d
(b) A Winter Lullaby. ... DE Koven
" May Alderman
o don fatale, from Don Carlo. Verdi
Hennie Olive Hearl
How Ruby Played. .........
Isabella Cochran
(a) Bobolink ..'........ Bischoff
CD Somewhere Voice is Calling
................. Tate
Genevieve Menard Hughes q,
.. SCARFS r|-S
Musical Farce
Newly engaged young lady. ....s.m"
.............. Isabella Cochran
Her Fiance. Carl Keidel
A young wife. +. D.. Jennie Olive Hearl
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Her Husband

Her Husband. John Sakaraisse
Miss Rudge has been resident 4
Bismarck since October, durin
which time she has been protest. d
ally engaged in teaching voice al
expression. Miss Rudge when aske
about the music talent of this con
munity stated that it could be mad
one Of the music ccnters Of th
Northwest as there exists much vi
developed talent. Many of thos, VII
attended the recital remarked of til
marked progress evidenced in Mi.
Ridges work during the time of he
sojourn in these quarters.
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Give Shower
for Teacher

A miscellaneous shower was given
by Mrs. c.. D. Owen at her home on
Mandan and Ave G Wednesday even
ing at 8 o clock in honor of. Miss Lois
McGettigan who was first grade
teacher in Wills school during the
past year.
The ten guests spent the evening
in playing whist. The rooms were
artistically. decorated with sweet
williams. A two course luncheon
was served by the hostess.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30
TRUTH AND HEALTH

Two free lectures will be given i
the club rooms of the Business am
Professional Women this evenini
and tomorrow afternoon by Rev. 4
G. Grier, pastor of the Church of thi
Truth, Spokane, Wash. "
This evening at o'clock he viii
speak. on "The Power of Thoughts
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O o'clocI
he will talk on "What All the Worlt
Is Seeking The public is cordial,
invited to attend.
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Entertain for
O.. :. Prospective Bride

Mrs. Forest Skinner entertained in
honor of Miss Lois McGcttigan yes
terday evening at her home on Ala
Ave. A. Each lady present presented
the honor guest with recipe, the
one which she had found to be the
most popluar with her friends. Miss
McGettigan's marriage will take
place in the near future. During the
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30
Community Council
Women to Meet

The regular meeting of the Wo-
mems Community Council will be
held tomorrow. afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the rest room of the Ma
sonic Temple. Since important
business is to be transacted at this
meeting, all members are urged to
be present. #s@o
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

evening the women sewed on various
articles for the bridal chest. Mrs.
ASkinner's home was decorated with
wild flowers. Mrs. Fred Raleigh as
sisted the hostess in the evenings en-
tertainment. Refreshments were ser
we'd during the evening.
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William Uhde. Of Rcgan, William
',sep&son of Wing, Andrew Halver
!. near Wing, Arnold Gerberding OF
.egan, E. c. Fogarty of Sterling, +.
n Las Bay of Menokcn, NJ. H. Mel
in df Sterling, w. H. Spear Of Nc
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

At Mrs. Moran another
Barn Dance Saturday Night.
July 1st. One mile south and
One-half mile east Fort Lin
coin. .Syncopated orchestra.
Good Roads. Everybody well
come.
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ARRIVES FROM COIr,Ecr

Miss Margaret Smith arrived to.
day from Riverside, Calf, where
she has been attending the Riverside
college. Miss Smith will spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. L. Smith. 4 g.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30
RETURN HOME.

Nh. and Mrs. A. l. Anderson left
yesterday for their home at Red
field, S. D., after about weeks
visit with friends.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30
TO CHICAGO

Miss Gladys M. Taite who is EN-.
ployed at the United States land Of
flee will leave this evening for Chi
cago, where she will spend couple
Of weeks visiting with friends.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30
VISITING SISTER.

Mrss William Baxter of Braddock
s visiting with her sister, Mrs. Cath
,rind Hendershot.
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NI1RSE RETI1RNS

Miss Catherine Naughton, R, N,
who has been visiting in Mime
apolisi. Minp., has returned to the
city. !
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

Mrs. Lyman Baker and son who
have been visiting. with Mrs. Bakers
sister at Moorhead, have returned to
the city. .HE
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RETURNS FROM CHICAGO.
Miss Hazel Pearce, who has been
visiting with her sister in Chicago
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30
CITY VISITORS.

Il Misses Blanche Hancn and Isabel
Davis Of Tuttle, were visitors in the
ity yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

G. j. Cleveland of Wilton, called
in the city yesterday. 3D..
j. w. Kollsiek was a capitol visitor
today. d,
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Mrs. William Schuett of Hankinson
stopped over here this morning be-
fore continuing on her way to Mon
tana. . aG D..
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! SHOPPING HERE.

-Mr.eand Mrs. B. B. Snyder Of Hazel
in, were shoppers in the city yes
srdayy
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

George Boeltcr Of Arena was a
caller at the court house yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Roberts of Mott,
were visitors in Bismarck today.
George F. Nelson Of Baldwin was
court house caller yesterday.
c. j. Cleveland of Wilton, was 1.
business caller here yesterday.
Sam Berg of Wilton, made bus.
ness trip to Bismarck yesterday.
Carly Mickkelson of Fargo, was q
business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. j. A. Anderson of Driscoll,
was a shopper here yesterday. ..
e. T. Hollaway Of Baldwin called
here yesterday on business.
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for,the past couple of weeks has re-
turned to the city.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

William Fricke of Baldwin made
business trip to Bismarck yester-
day. ',%|, ~ az; + ''- -
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Kenzie,. and M. j. Olson, Jr., of Sterl-
ing were court house callers yester-
day. ..ae -.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30
CAPITAL, CALLERS,

4 Donraven and Verdi Rognlie of Es-
md, were callers at the capitol
lestctday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Torvend and
daughter, Miss Helen, and son, Rob-
ert Of Steele, were visitors here yes
tcrday. .@.hy =.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

NJ. T. Sanders of St. Paul is spend
ing several days here on business.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

No Truth and Health Lee
turc tonight. Train delayed.
Lecture at 2::30 .. m. Satur-
day afternoon. Everyone
come.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

J. A.. Kohler of Wing was busi-
ness caller in the city yesterday. ~
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CALL AT COURT HOUSE.
c. =. Mofft of Moffit, c. r. Craw-
ford Of .Brittin, L. E. Malard of Stew
artsdnle, were court house callers
yesterday. sg. ,
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George, Oscar and 0. Paulsen of
Grand Forks, were callers in the city
yesterday. ~ ......
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

The Rose Shop will sell all
summer hats Saturday. special
]y priced at $1-$3-$5.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

J. C.. Buitz of Mott was in the city
today on business and to hear the
"Pep man." ~ F.,
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olsen and daugh-
ter, Miss Sophie of Regan, were Wis
itors at the capitol yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-30

Mrs. Bart Huber and sister of Tur-
tie Lake, are spending several days
shopping in the city.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Kcnzie,. and M. J. Olson, Jr., of Sterl-
ing were court house callers yester-
day. ..ae. A..
Mrs. Lyman Baker and son who
have been visiting. with Mrs. Bakers
sister at Moorhead, have returned to
the city. M = ~
Mrs. William Schuett of Hankinson
stopped over here this morning be-
fore continuing on her way to Mon
tana. ~% D..
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Torvend and
daughter, Miss Helen, and son, Rob
ert Of Steele, were visitors here yes
tcrday. r. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olsen and daugh-
ter, Miss Sophie of Regan, were Wis
itors at the capitol yesterday.
Mrs. Bart Huber and sister of Tur-
tie Lake, are spending several days
shopping in the city.
J. c.. Buitz of Mott was in the city
today on business and to hear the
"Pep man." ,..@ Ea
George, Oscar and 0. Paulsen of
Grand Forks, were callers in the city
yesterday. q ~ ..:...
William Fricke of Baldwin made
business trip to Bismarck yester-
day. + @,s1I' *: + -,' A..
George Boeltcr of Arena was a
caller at the court house yesterday.
NJ. T. Sanders of St. Paul is spend
ing several days here on business.
J. A. Kohler of Wing was a busi-
ness caller in the city yesterday.