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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01
A NEW YEARS RESOLUTION
FOR THE HOME MAKER

The old-timo habi, Of making n New
Years resolution each January first, Is
pretty good one. A good resolution
can do NO harm, az least and IL may
change the course of n whole life
So today sm going TO chat with my
reader friends about a resolution which
I personally have found worth while in
years past and which, therefore, may
help otbors. ~ " this.
Resolved, That I viii try 60 be
happy with what already have in this
world"
Now, that doesn't mean just settling
back without any ambition 90 better ono
self. ~ simply means realizing our
present blessings
For, too often we humans count
riches in terms of money and Injuries
only. We do not stop 10 think that
riches 60 the blind would be- sight.
riches go the sick millionaire would Nc
health: riches 10 the homeless would be-
a home: riches 90 the childlcss couple
would be a child: riches 10 the friend
less would be n friend, riches 30 tho
woman who worries over the health Of
beloved one, would be recovery Of that
beloved one And there are dozens OF
other things that can ho counted a'
riches. as welll
So, II we have any Of these things, We
arc rich. Perhaps not ns rich rs W,
would like TO be-but rich enough 10 h
happy in our good fortune For in
stance, our sight may not boz good, moi
our health; but we home-makcrs caf
al at least give thanks that We have
nj least. a home We arc luckirr thai
great many
/ know of married couple That ma
every one Of these riches which ! havl
| enumerated. They own their owl
home. have perfect sight and health
their children are robust and adorable
and they have just enough money &
keep food on the pantry shelf an
clothes on Their back. Set both tina
man and that woman 20 about with
strained look in their faces. p look tina
tolls Us secret of social ambitions M
vet realized because they have mi
money enough TO entertain; its sccrr
of the dream Of owning an auto not 80
fulfilled. They seldom smile Why
/ Because they arc go busy climbnl
They don't find anything IN their live
vet TO smile over OF course when the
reach the summit, they viii smile. Bu
until then. they have no time 10 enjo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A krktn,u
BY Laura A. Kirkman

life. They are wrapped up IN that
dream 81 worldly success.
And oh. how many, many families
there are like This ono' Families that
sometimes live their little lives out be-
fore reaching The summit ~ their
dreams. Families who sre waiting 20
smile, after they reach the summit. Such
pcople find the dollar sign tho only
symbol Of riches
There is nothing moro fun, in this
world, than an ambition. II u thrill
ing 20 follow tho trail q ambition to
see what VIC can make of ourselves. IN
our little span Of year,. But Che pr
son who gets the most out 81 life j. be-
who can follow his ambition with bsp-
piness in his heart and with a smile ~
conteniment on his lips. Iet us be
thankful for our present blessings while
wc reach out for more And lets hcgin
I today
Tomorrow Answered letter..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

these feathers and laid them on the
ground at ono end of the hollow log
and with the other end in one paw ne
ran through the log and along the
leaf covered ground 10 a tree not
far away, still carrying the Irvine m
his paw
IN the tree he climbed and fas-
toned the Irvine 10 n branch then
down he came and went 10 the log
again and tucking the hen feathers
m the opening so they could Just I've
seen he stood of at n little distance
and looked. Yes, SIR" he said. Il
do believe I can fool him"
Mr. Coon was careful TO see that
tho twine running from the log 20
tho tree was hidden under bushes
that grew close 10 the ground. that
would keep II fryn being seen and
vet did not bold II fast, 50 that he
could pull it by the end he had ias-
tened in ,he tree.
Then OF he ran toward Mr.. Fox's
house, and when he saw him com
ing along the path Mr.. Coon sat down
on tho ground and looked ms sad as
he knew how.
What - the matter with you?'
asked Mr.. Fox when he came to where
Mir Coon was sitting. you look as Il
YOU had lost your last friend.
NO, have not lost a friend rc-
Piled Mr.. Coon, ''but | lost nice
Fat hen"
How did YOU lose it2' inquired
Reddy Fox, which was Just wha,
Mr.. Coon wanted him 60 ask.
81 was chasing II through the woods
and II ran into that old log nesr IN,
big oak tree and didn't come out
Didn't como out" repeated Reddy
Fox, his ewes big with surprise. Why
didn't youl go i'm and drive her out OF
catch her and pull her Out2"
Right here Reddy changed ms ton,
Of voice. But it might not be safe
IL might not be safe, Mr., Coon" h,
said. you We're quite night and wis,
not to follow her. You nigh, hsv,
been caught in the log and that woulC
have been terrible plight. Yes, MIR
Coon, q sad plight indeed II no one cam.
along and there you were In the log hess
first and stuck
you are wiser than anyone ! know
I'm not sure I'd have been AS wise q
YOU under the same conditions, SAL,
Reddy. all the time walking backward
away from Mr.. Coon as he talked, ''bu
We should never let our greed for FOO,
run away with our heads, so TO speak
mean by that our good sense shoul'
always govern us, Mr.. Coon"
BY this time be had reached th
end OF the path and all the time MI
Coon was watching Reddy, though b
held his face in both paws as if he. wa
all discouraged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

" wv hNN'A sSSie IN ftp eNerfN UPON
the physical we'll being. Digestion -
Impaired AMI actual ,nns~. brought ON
BY anger ~ Other deep emotion.
TO have diS,ord at trio table auuah-
ASns. argument and di.rvutation. 10 al
mort equivalent To turning the broad
ana meat into leather and @vNsst
rher~ - no niauper ~ dcun, ths; an
s~r interfercs with ts,E~stion.
bsccn WAS rtxht vben ne aid that
s"ns lfs r. promoted by he,rr chesrnuI
at mearin,e. on r~firins and during az
erc'.e. Many = nights rcct has been
lost ny ruirv En- bed wrathy or unhappy.
Many . rrcai has lost i,s value by omar
relius ~ tho table
In every ofrico> IN every erour. there
are ouarrclsorn~ PERSONS and peace
n'sNcrs. unhappy n,crials and runshiny
ones. HAVE you ever observed wha; a
restraining and ennchlsng inrr,cnce Is
possessed BY an occasional personr
Red-hsaded" r~ssons arr supposed
to Be more Derry tempered tia. oshc<
rofks owes had . red-hasrcd Once
ass>sfane WIN suappins cyss snd an
the Other ptryvtai chasactertstic, q Q
perscn a violent and erp,o>avr tsupsr.
But IN AL my life ] never m~t hcr evn-
TIE equal Outst calm. swc~;-vc4csd
smiling and courteous WY at
ncsphcre OF tn!s pe-son quscted many
storm. swcpt away headaches and
srcuches. and added 20 what Bacon
called Tong lasting"
There can be 10 question that the
mental state has much 20 co with the
physical wcl-being OF the individual
himself. rs well az With che ha pptnoae
Of hi assocantcs.
Disciplinary measPss with q oa6Dd
are a1v0yr hard for . Dc~tng parsst 10
Administer. fsut eksy must b ned.
Children mus b Taught good bshsvior
and ss6 control MOI aioos bscAnse ~
sxpect ss~ryoody TO hs~e k1Dd1y ma9-
Ders and potss. Bot sAUo bsceose che
heaRth and physical welfare OF tho child
depend on his mental habits
Bacon advises Us to entsrtAin hopcs,
joy. wonder and admiration. This q,
excellent advice I am ashamed ot
folks Who can never wonder or admire
/ They are 80 b.Ase-or pretSDd 20 oe--
that nothing exct;es their wonder %
admiration. II they are really not an
cited they are abnoruralfy constituted
and n they merely pretend MOI to b
Dovsd they are huDboGA
tns - 80 people who oaa bsc0O>
snchussd and somsvfat exhifsratsd
They nssd not haso -3u1S and cxhiiasS-
t3ons - Nnc.4~ b QuoeS Bacun b.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01
nm COMPETENT PLANS MRS.
BARKER MADE FOR MADGE

Mn. Barker gave n short little laugh
q tha end ci the steady garc with which
che bed listened 10 the hurried recital
of nv dilemma. But there WAS no
hostility in tho laugh, and ] took heart
rv~n hrfcr~ she spoke slowly, incisivcly,
hut With distinct approval IN her tones;
Two sesn = good many kinds, she
said, crypt,cally, but YOU beat them
MI. You've got everything figured out
Ia tho last ha,rp,n, haven't your But
that's the only way 10 do. and well, III
help YOU straight through this mess
Zoe that's the only name Tor II. ! onl,
HON that husband of yours has sense
enough To appreciate what YOU re dong.
! flushed rcscntfully ut this reference
~ D,ckv. but I prudcn,ly kept my lips
closed and my face serene. could not
afford 20 offend her. She was my only
chance If clud,ng DIR. Petit, speeding
toward Dicky with hali-mad VEN
ursncc in his heart.
"Scoot Along Now"
"r,rs,. tho telephone" she began
checking on her fingers. There's ono
t,gh, here, hut think you'd better ~
to the station. There arc too many
listeners around here. Therell tic no
body nj the station. It's only n few
steps down the road. and You'll have &c
90 there anyway 10 lind out about youl
motor routes. Tim Boycc, the station
agent, knows every inch oi the roads
IL this region. both rail and the othcl
Kinds. And his brother has ear thai
I'm sure YOU can yet Just ask lin
"a have his brother bring u around
when You want u. He'll take YOU t'
heaven or the other place safely. ans
he won't care much which place HI
heads tor.
YOU'D better wake Miss Foster I've
tore YOU co." she went ON. checking Of
finger number three. so she can I've yet
tug ready. but. OF course, You've al
ready thought of that. And YOU cal
have breakfast NJ any minute YOU SAY
lie, me know two minutes ahead am
IN have YOUR coffee poured and crcar
on your cereal II YOU haven't time 4
do n yourselves.
How can | ever thank " I hcgar
hut she put competent hand ON m
shoulder and turned me toward the docl
You haven't time for thanks sh
aid. "Nou said YOU wanted to VII,
note 60 this doctor for me To- han
him. aud all these things take time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

A woman, who saws she knows that
she IL jealous of her husband without
cause. asks for some spell hv which to
exercise tho demon that possesses her
Tho best remedy for jealousy - 10
cultivate little sclt-conccit. and apply
liberal doses Of common sense to tho
situation.
jealousy is tho ultimate expression
of humility. end establishment The
woman who cannot listen Co her husband
express admiration for another woman
without getting peoved, who cndurcs
grinding torments when her husband
dances with another woman, who gets
,oundiccd every timc her husband
enjoys the society of another woman,
admits that she considers herself such a
poor. homcly dull clod that she cannot
stand comparison with other women.
II she thought that she was rs good
looking as other women, II she considered
that sho had their charms. and that shc
was as entertaining and amusing as they
are, sho would not loo afraid of every
woman who crosses her husbands path
WAY. She would feel that she could hold
her own, and that there was no danger
of her husband forsaking her for some
more attractive lady.
Therefore. the iirst-aid treatment m
jealousy - for the poor, male worm OF
the dust. who - squirming around IN q
sense Of her own unworthincss. TO buck
up and have some pride about her. just
hold the thought, rs our Christian
Science friends say, that you are bcauti-
| iul, and fascinating and Just as much
OF n vamp rs any sister woman ~. QUIT
thinking that your husband admires
every other woman moro than he does
YOU. Just remember that he admired
YOU well enough To marry you, and that
is an endorsement that you could draw
money on at the bank.
Bear in mind that every man take
his vito at her own valuation, and I
she is so firmly convinced that she cam
hold candle to his stenographer, or hi
dinner partner, or some old friend of hi,
boyhood, he Is pretty sure to adopt hcl
opinion of herself. The FIRST time man,
n man ever discovers that he got a scconC
class article in wife is when she CALL
his attention to the fact by being iealoui
OF every tirst-claSs woman.
Fight jealousy with common sense
After all, the grcen-eyed monster i
nothing but q boy like the ones childrei
conjure up with which 10 scare them
selves. II is q creature OF the magma
ton, and you have only 10 turn the ligh
of reason on II, 20 have it dissolve into
thin air.
Jealous wives may well take thi
thought TO healthier husbands ar,
true Co them, in which case there i
nothing To worry over. OR their hus
bands are not true TO them, IN which cas-
they are not worth worrying over. What
the use of bothering about n man VIII,
thinks there is Just one woman in tn
world, and all the balance are Just tn
females of the species, and who goes OF
calling his wife little girl' after she i
sixty years old, and weighs one hundre,
and sevcnty-hve poundsr
| And what's the use Of bothering wit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

snow vc-v well u was hollow without
any one telling him.
Then Mr. Coon began TO think and
The more hc thought tho broader was
his smllo until 90 last he laughed right
cut loud. Ii ] could get HIM IN there
! would give HIM one good beating, A"
hc sad, and when Mr. Coon came down
from the tree and went 20 the log.
Yes, ] do believe IL can be done, +"
he sad, and oe he ran for home, and
when he returned he brought some
hen feathers that came from the tail
OF one Of Mr.. Mans fat hens.
Mr.. Coon tied . piece OF twine TO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01
No Avenue Of Escape Now Left.
Some mistaken genius OF the capt.

Some mistaken genius OF the capital
star has devised a scheme TO see that
no visitor TO the House galleries os-
capes without listening 10 every word
Of the grave speeches on the state u
the nation that iii the Congressional
Record daily for posterity and the cdi-
fication OF those unable TO be present
In the recess a large amplifier Was
suspended from the ceiling OF the old
chamber. II will reproduce utterances
from tho rostrum. where speakers
stand. and send them f'oalag. loudly
around the room--a device designed
20 remedy somewhat faulty acoustic.
And, az though 20 insist the Washing
ton correspondents do not fan 10
catch every word. three OF the seven
large horns OF the amplifier point
menac.ngly toward the press gallery.
Washington Item in the Philadei-
ph.a Ledger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

They should have them enough to stimu-
late tho action ~ tn hcaSt and ,unGA
such m exI-riercc 10 Hike q honss-
Cleaning fo the brain. n oends the
blood In fcrv-fu' ssrram IN ev~ry part
OF tb" hcdy. wh~r~ n scta ffNs a,Ao
ard water 70 cieanes tn tiaun~A
Let NJ ~ -fr~~- svfndsd And ohear~
fnlly tssrs-c~r an me- tiusrs Ths - .
rod hcur-shS hour wksrh - ocs Of
the nrst ~ the NV yvar-to dereds N
folh,w thh frs way N b~alth f<seS
add n I'm our Rvuci rcsc$uttrus and upsy
M" b IN. best war. the happ,est ana
the heu'hies. year you and your ,oved
ones have ever kruwu,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

All water rents in the city are due
and payable tomorrow. at tho office
of the Water Department IN the Pub
lie Building. A rebate OF per cent
IS allowed on meter rates and 10 per
cent ON non meter rates during The
month OF January.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01
rHr TiNr RrDDy FoN
WAS FOOLED
rsrtI

Part !.
Mr. Coon Mad many scores 10 settle
With Reddy Tcx but IS he was not as
lever sor iv - Reddy " was seldom
he bad a chance 90 play any tricks with
ou' getting The worst OF "
Rut one dsv a. he was looking down
from tire where hc WAS fsttcned along
ono a re bran,hcs be saw an old log
and when b. saw Mr. Rabbit run into
orc end and como out Of tho other he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

Flappere must feel sone relief frr'
deriuion is DETECTED from them On d. -
rection ~ toreador trousers. p Pfr~
Herald
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

Chicago hotels aex to serve mince
pie with brandy this Thanksgiving.
Sons even want 20 leave out the pAa~-
IMMdSsepn Chruu1c1A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

b Own you pscsss tell me Whistler
II r. hxrnasSL to swallow the ssods Of
Yrapss,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01
Answers to Health Questions

A w. Q-Ahput ~ yu@p aeo I
spra'Bed my snkia. vhidA - isfs -
oe1y h~p. VIII you kfndly tan -
what IN DO for IT.
A-Arpty ~ ono % tn hrW hnspeeu1D
eDd hsvs N x-vsy t.ksn q yoR sAkis
30 ~ whAt h esvuaDg ehss hsvp. Psvpas
trssfu'rnt can In h pv~sDrsbsA
n x e. o. an Q vuwvuu - yvnrv
ct end Am very ncrvuR. Tho tims THE
ncrvvosnc~s Affects me usos, 10 when
try 70 talk OF slns or do anything IN
public. WIN you Ylea,s tell me what
20 do for th,sr
A-fou should cunivAAs pnAsp and
seh -sssurancs. You are auefrsey tos
.ssf-ccntred and spospsoU q yUW 80
ssoa~ rhAnk - shosf yp@k
,. J. C. Q-As 800 - a. vuumw
ossnDo ss91. - ~ buu - tn
hhck- sspsc1aAy a. lDvw - 49,
40 svsna DO you 0Ank - - -
o0s b d - a to6esuA. - -
WOMB Jon snvfss me 20 dp9
A--fhe change n m s,sne OF xoU
NOS may hs due eo chs - Of toeasso.
Discontinue n and Apply cold cream to
your lips. This win improve your con-
dition. ! fc-l sure.
II. Own you please tell me vhsthsr
II f. harmful to swallow the sssds 81
grapssf
4 q gy1pss ID ruDDso = - ons6A
H0vvvvr. 4 = hrsa - ss@O - -
yDu po01hey 60
49, Rsua
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01
The Sandman Story
BY Abby Phillips Walker

copyright 1893. by The Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01
YOUR HEALTH
HERE'S A BIG RESOLUTION FOR
A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR
Two HUNDRED years ago Francis Bacon write
i an cssay on health II contains much real wis.
BY ROYAL s. COPELAND. NJ. d.
Commissioner Of Health New York City
4. * Senstor-Elect from New York state

dom this New Years Day
To he free minded and cheerfuly disposed al
hours OF meals and of sleep and Of exrrvisr il one of
the bed prerps Of long lasting AS for the passions
and studies Of the mind. avoid envy. anxious fear
anger tretfnr nwards, subtle and kncy in,uis,tions
's snd exhilsraticns in sadness ccmmuni-
c.ted Entertain hopes mirh rather than joy variety
OK delights, rather than surfct Of them wonder and
admiration, and therefore novelties; Studio. that GIL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

Sometimes doctors little talk
OF But
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01
JEALOUSY

BY DOROTHY DIX
The worlde Highest Paid Woman Writer.
Copyright. 1922. by The Wheeler Syndicate. Inc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-01

n YOU desire 20 sell your car tell
Every Evenings $4,000 readers
through a want adj ADV.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-23
Storm Delays
Club Delegates

Being delayed by the storm only
4 few delegates had arrived this
morning in time for the opening
session of the Burleigh county
HAPPIER CT Nonpaltisan Women's
Tubs at Bakers hall. Mrs. c. A.
Fisher of Valley City, state presi-
dent. was expected on No. on the
Northern Pac :fic and it was thought
hat number of others would ar
i've for the afternoon session when
Mrs. c. C. Boise, chairman of the
'urfeigh County Executive commit
tee. and s. S. Mcdonald Of the
Norkmen's Compensation Bureau,
would speak. 1t was thought that
CORNER Chief Justice j. II. Grace
would speak at the evening session
ii at the close of the afternoon.
.ynn J. Frazier, United States SEN
ter from North Dakota, will be
he chief speaker at the picnic Civ
m by the Burleigh county Nonpar-
'isan Womcn's clubs at Yegen's
Grove tomorrow.
A lunch was served this noon at
Bakers hall for the delegates. A
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-23
Social and I
Personal
Harold Shaft Takes
Bride at Pretty
Home Wedding

AT very pretty nome wedding
Miss Corinne Hoffman of Grand
Forks, became the bride Of Harold
ID. Shaft of Bismarck, this morning,
at tn, Ilcitman home in Grand Forks.
DR.. F. Halsey Ambrose, pastor of the
Erst Presbyterian church of Grand
Forks read the marriage service a.
10 o'clock, in the presence of rela-
tivcs and few intimate friends OF
the two Families. ,.,
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Ileitman of Grand
FORKS and the bridegroom is the sol.
"A Mr. and Mrs. f.. d. Shaft of Mi
n.. The bridal couple were attend
cd by Miss Helen Hoffman, sister of
the bride, and Arthur Shaft of Fari
bault, Mimi, brother - the BRIDE
gloom.
The romance leading to this happy
marriage began in the class rooms
at the University of North Dakota
when both Mr.. and Mrs. Shaft were
students in that institution. They
were graduates in the class of 1922,
Mr.. Shaft receiving degree in law
rlom the department of law. Since
MS. graduation Mr.. Shaft has been
engaged as a court reporter to Judges
w. l.. Nuessle and Fred JansoniOus
CT the district court.
After the marriage a wedding dim
ner was served at the home of the
Lr.lc's parent. Decorations were
charmingly carried out with an
abundance of flowers about the rooms
and halls. Following a honeymoon
trip to the lakes of Minnesota Mr.
and Mrs. Shaft will be at home in
Person Court in this civ.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-23
Hold Speaks
Funeral Monday

Funeral services for Mrs. Amy
Ellen Speaks of Apple Creek Town
ship who passed away Thursday
will be held Monday afternoon at
':30 o'clock at the Presbyterian
hurch with Rev. +. f. Matson, Of
ficiating. Mrs. Speaks was the wife
of J. H. Speaks, pioneer of the
Apple Creek district Amy Ellen
Egclston was united in marriage to
John H. Speaks, Sept. 90, 1874 at
,reen Bay, Iowa. She was born in
Augusta, Ia. June "a, 1853.
The deceased is survived by her
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-23

scented ut the celebration by Miss
Liela Diesem who is being sent as
4 representative from the state de-
partmcnt of immigration.
1t is expected that several thou
sand people from all over the coun-
ty will attend this celebration
which is being given by the citizens
Of La Mourc for their country
friends. This is the second time
which Community Day has been
celebrated in La Mourc. Last year
the town was almost swamped with
visitors who had come to enjoy the
free lemonade.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-23
. LEAVE FOR LAKES

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrist and
daughters, Misses Frances and Dor
othy will leave Sunday by automo-
bile for the lake region of Detroit,
Mimi, to enjoy weeks outing. Ac-
companying them will be John Re-
gan of Crookston, Mimi, who has
been their guest for several weeks
past.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-23
NOnpartisans
Hold Picnic

Nonpartisans will hold a picnic
Sunday at Yegen's Grove, five miles
southeast of Bisparck. under the
auspices Of the Women's Nonpar-
tisans Clubs of the county who are
holding a convention here today.
Leaguers and supporters having
cars are requested to pick up at
the Mckenzie hotel corner those
who do not have autOmo biles,
Senator Frazier will speak.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-23
Patterson To Build
Bowery Pavilion On
Farm South of City

f. G. Patterson before hi, de-
parture for Chicago announced
that he would build a bower daEce
pavilion in the grove on his farm
south Of Bismarck. Construction.
he said, would start Monday anil
nat he would build a bowery dance
would furnish the music. 1t is un
likely that the roof garden, will
open until Mr.. Patterson returns
from Chicago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-23

husband, two sons, and five daugh-
ters: Leonard L. Speaks, Earl f.
Speaks, Mrs. William Luke, Mrs. S
w. Hudrix, Mrs Anton STREET, Mrs.
Roffie Blank Of Mansfield, Mo-, and
Mrs. A. c. Small; one brother and
one sister, Norman Egelston, Buck
ley, Wash, and Mrs. Hattie Bryant,
Burlington, la.
lntelment will take place in st.
Mary's cemetery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-23

be graded at the office of the state
superintendent of public instruc-
ton. Two of the eighth grade stu
dents from Burleigh county schools
who were eligible we've unable to
take part in the contest.
The students in this contest are
eighth grade pupils who rank the
highest in arithmetic.