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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
FL TIE DANsANT DE EsTA TARDE

Ell TIE DANSANT DE EST.A TARDE
yolvamos a recordar a nuestros lee
torres, que esta tar1e de cuatro sic
te Sc celebrara un TIE Dausant ell el
Hotel Condado Nanderbuilt, a beneti-
clio de las vfctimas de los damnificados
del Jap0n.
Sabemos que reina gran entusias-
mo entire la juventud distinguida de
San Juan, para asistir tan simpa-
tico acto. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
CENTRAL

Edificio construido expresamente
para Hotel Modernamente equipado
con Ascensor, HabitaciOnes con Ba-
no, Telefono, Timbres, Barberia y
cuanto requiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo
Desde $1.O0 a $3.50.
Restaurant a la Carta.
American Plan
Desde $3.50 $3.50
Cubierto por $1.00.
San Jose No. IL, San Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
CLUB DE SAN GERMAN

la Directiva del Club Social De
poltiyo' de la ciudad de San German
nos envfa una atenta invitaci6n para
el '.Baile de Confianza, que con motive
de la Inauguration dedicho centric, ce-
lebrara EN- sus salones en- la noche
dc hoy sdbado, % de los corrientes.
FL baile sera amenizado por la or
questa Clavell, de Ponce.
Agradeccmos la deferencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22

AUMENTE SU ENERGIA 2 SUS
FUERZAS.-Si toma usted el vino
"ARCODOL" ganara fuerzas y aumen
tara de peso. Pruebelo. En- las Far
maeiAa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
S e " E N ID e

I'm Boarding House en- magnificas
condolences. AL lado del Hotel Caribe.
Salvador Brau No. 80, Telefono 1898.
Sc cede el eontrato dc Ia casa por 2
amos. So yenden algunos muebles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
Ell GLoBo

Fl nuevo 'rotativo que vera la luz
pdblica Y que Sc editard en- esta ciu-
dad. llevard Ell nombre de ''El Globo'',
Y, de acuerdb con las manifestations
de varios ccnnotados lfderes, sel1a ey-
clusivamente para la defensa de Ia
plataforma del partido repnblieano
portorriqueiio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
EsPLENDIDA oPoRruNIDAD- c

fsa Comisionista para extender negocio,
desea socio con mil pesos de capital.
Negocio existente, buenisima Inca, nu-
merosa clienteIa y excelente resltado,
como demuestran los libros, Percibira
mitad bene6cio 0 treinta y cinco pesos
semanales de sueldo. Puede retirarse
del negocioa a voluntad, retirando el ca
pital. Puede tener otra ocupaci6n. No
gasten tempo y cartas 81 no tienen di-
nero siendo indecisos de emprender
neeocio. Diriian cartaa: Apartado s5,
Hato Rey, P. r. "a
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Large Class Enters
St. Alexius Hospital

ST. Alexius Training School have
just received their new class of Stu
dent Nurses with the following en-
rOllment:
Martha Damberger, Herried, S. D.
Adeline B. Olsen, Herried, S. D.
Agnes B. Quirk, Hazel, MINI.
Ludmilla Hladick, Beach, N. D.
Frieda Lochthowe, Minor, IN. d.
Bethel Marie Harrington, Center,
N. D.
Frida S. Jonathan, Arco, MINI.
Ella A. Breiner, Mandan, N. d.
Eva NJ. Rassier, st. Joseph, Mimi.
Julia M. Dougherty, Brinsmade, N.
ID.
Esther V. Baker, Detroit. MINI.
Sister M. Serena, r. N. Of St..
Cloud, Mimi, has succeeded Miss
Katherine Holehouse as Superinten-
dent of Nurses.
Sister Serena is an experienced
teacher and comes highly recommend
ed.
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TX urtz-MandigO
Take Nuptial Vows

A wedding at which two of the
pioneer families of Emmons county
were represented was solemnized at
Linton Sept. when Miss Lima L.
Mandigo of Braddock and Paul v.
kurtz of Hazelton were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsonage
by Rev. V. E. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurtz were both born
in Emmons county and their parents
and grand parents were among the
early settlers. The bridegroom is a
prominent farmer of the Hazelton
district and the bride is teacher,
having taught for the past year in
the Emmons county schools. She is
also teacher of music. The bridal
couple will make their home in
Emmdns county where they have
many friends.
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Girls Return From
6O0-Mile Horseback
Trip to Montana

Rattlesnskes. . hail storm. tordine
treacherous streams. and sleeping in
the open had NO terrors for Mas
Margaret Sheehan, stenoerapher to
Justice H.. A. Bronson, and Miss
Sarah Jennings who have just re.
turned from q 600 mile jaunt on
horseback to, Montana.
The girls left six weeks ago on
their trusty steeds for the West
the ranch home Of Miss Sheehan's
parents in the Powder river. They
carried their blankets, but no weap-
ons for defense except Q few Amer
lean eagles.
And we were not allowed to use
many Of these" asserted the girls
for the people just would not take
money from US. In fact We
slept In thevopen only few nights,
for someone was sure to invite us
to use their porch or . spare bed
room. On our way back from Mon
tana we even shipped our blankets,
Tor they were heavy and we had little
occasion to use them" declared the
young women who looked brown and
healthy after their weeks Of ex.
posture to the North Dakota and
Montana wind and rain.
when we were caught in q hail
storm and had to swim some treach.
erous. little streams after being al.
most thrown in head first As a re.
suit Of the bridges being swept
away by the high waters, it was
rather exciting" declared Miss Jen.
nings who made the trip on horse.
back for the first time, but the
climax was reached when Flossie,--
that's my horse,--was bitten by q
rattlesnaks in the Bad Lands a. W.
were coming home. We had to 10y
over for two dsye while my horse
was being doctpred up, but we 20,
back safely" said Miss Jennings.
Miss SheehaA made the trip from
her former home by horseback las,
year for the first time when she
rode her favorite steed "Bodie", i,
biazed faced COW poney back from
the Sheshan ranch. This year sh,
rode Bodis home but returned with
new horse. "Gunpowdsr," q Rrs,
lcowhprse that il not 30 wild a. hi.
name would indicate except that n,
can buck. said the owner.
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Social and
Personal
Alpha Eta Delphians.
Organize Today
With 81 Members

The organization Of the Alpha Ell.
Dclphian Chapter of the National
De!phian society was concluded this
morning at q meeting at the Nicken-
2ie hotei. The word alpha" was Sc
lected because it's the first chap
Ter IN Bismarck, and "eta," because
tins is the seventh chapter to b.
organized in North Dakota. 1t has q
membership Of 81.
president of the organizations; Mrs.
j. c. Taylor, vice president; Mrs.
II. c. Bjerke, secretary; Mrs. X. A.
Tracy, treasurer; MIS- y. "a. Oiso..,
parliamentarian; Mrs. Florence Da-
VS., critic; Mrs. S. w. Corwin, re-
porter; Mrs. Helen Dollar, time
keeper; Mrs. f. p. Quain, chairman
Of the Civic committee; Mrs. F. r.
Smyth, chairman advisory board;
Mrs. d. J. McGillis, Mrs. F. A. Lahr,
members.
The society has the following
membership:
Mines. +. M. Keller, R. jeanette
Whitley, Harold Sorenson, w. s.
Stratton, George Shafer, o. N. Dun
ham, C. B. Rosen, d. J. McGillis, Z.
+. Moody, George Register, S. W.
Corwin, Joseph Breslow, H. j.
bjerke, v. E. Smart, George Ebert,
J. G. Taylor, W. G. Newton, G. H.
Schoregge E. L. Whitson, Margaret
j. Crosse, Helen Dollar, r. d. Hoskins,
w. A. Hughes. J. b. Smith, Krist
Kjelstrup, c. r. Simpson, J. B. Hol-
l,nbeck, F. R. Smith, Florence Davis.
Rcnton Baker, A. M. Brandt, E. A.
lIhorberg r. A. Tracy, Fannie Dunn
Quain, r. A. Knowles, Miss Bertha
X. Palmer, Blanche Lynn White
more, Marie Jansomius, Burt Finney
l.. X. Thompson, w. E. Lair, John
French, Alex Rosen, Obert A. Olson
Scott Cameron, H. J. Woodmansee
f. A. Lair, Miss Lucille Lair, auxil-
iary; Roy Bonham, c. c. Converse
{ Misses Helen and Lucille Dahl.
The meeting was opened with Miss
Elsie Roe, director of the organiza-
ton work Of the National Delphian
society, assisted by Miss Ada T.
Roller, and Mrs. S. L. Robertson
THE club motto "Not what we have
Tut what We show-for in ceasing ia
show we cease to have" was repeat.
cd at the opening.
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Current Events
Plans Miscellaneous
Program For Year

In accordance with experience in
preparing club programs for the pas.
twenty years the Current Events
club has decided UPON miscellan-
eOus PROCLAIM Tor the coming season,
IS indicated by their program Tor
The lYZ3-24 season which is now out.
I'VE have found that touching up
on D variety of subjects, AS art, lit
erature, science, geography, Ameri-
canization and similar subjects that
we get more real benefit from our
club work." asserted members Of the
program committee when questioned
in regard to their plans for the
year.
1--WE have tried solid programs on
various subjects, but after expert
menting, we have turned to the mis-
cellaneous as the most popular" they
said.
One of the very latest subjects
which has been arousing the inter-
est Of the American public from
coast to coast, psychic Tendencies
Of Today" is taken up at the open
ing meeting of the club, Sept. 26.
Basil Kings "The Abolishing OF
Death" and "New Discoveries in Sci.
ence" are developed at this meeting
This is followed by subject in which
the club women have always taken
an active interest, Characterization
Through Music" which Mrs. John
Larson will present and "The Years
Progress in llliteracy," which will be
discussed by Mrs. Alfred Zuger.
Japan" another subject which
kee ps the American nation stirred
up politically will be taken up, and
art" Colonial Days." Public Wei
fare" Music" "The Drama "Oul
Own Country" Health" "Our Ma
We Birds" and he Movies," will be
leading topics for discussion during
the winter.
In addition to the solid study pro.
gram which has been outlined for the
winter, . social program consisting
of several luncheon and picnic affairs
will be celebrated.
To Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Obert A.
Olson and Mrs. E. T. Burke goes the
credit for arranging the program.
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Bismarck Hospital.
: Mrs. Matt Ahdahl, Bismarck: Rob-
ert. H.. Molenhauer, cha1ee: Mrs.
AaolpA Dittus,, Elsin; Mrs. Jacob
Schneider, Hillsville, S. D.: Jessie
Red Hawk, Cannonball; Mrs. John
Langelisrs. Pollock S. D.. and l..
Skeels, city, have entered the Bis
marck hospital for treatment. Mrs.
Karl Meier, Kintyre; Arthur Olin.
Sims; Leon. E. Whitney, Pollock, 5.
D.; WIN. Kalb, city,; John rMillst. Lin:
ton. and Berhl Streetsr. Linton, have
been discharged. from, the hospital. :
'E1dhster, Burt KapS. StrassburE;
Mrs. Ed Katnps. Strassburg. Mas.
ter Donald, Whitmer, Yucca, fMty.
L. H. Bethloff, Pettibone. Florence
.Kuller. Judson,. and Berhl Street-
or. Linton, have aentersd,.the Bis.
iliarck hospital for, treatment
Simon Hoff." Lehr, ASKED Roknes.
Halliday, Master Dopald Kramer,
Tnttle. Mrs. 0. H. Kramer, Tuttle,
and Edward Stoelting, Baskerville,
", have been di.ts1Arsed 4.p,h
the hospital. : !:
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CUT THIS QUILT Is WORTH

Send this I'd and ten cents to Foley
4 Co.. 1886 Shehield Ave., Chicago
ILL.,, writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive Q ten cent
bottle Of FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR for Coughs, Colds, and Group
also free sample packages Of FOLEY
KIDNEY PILLS for Backsche, Rheu.
matte Pains, Kidney and Blade,
trouble. and FOLEY CATHARTIC
TABLETS for Constipation and Bill.
iousness. These wonderful remedies
have helped millions Of people. Try
them!
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has wide skirt flounce that is pulled
up to the waist on one side .1hst's
all, that's every single bit thai neeo
be said about this dress.
And the third! The third has q
manipulated front panel descending
from straight bodice front, nor
NAL waistl:nc and long tight sleeves.
And if there are any newer or more
fashionable frocks than these, they
have remained quite invisible.
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st. Alexius Hpepitcl,

3; Mrs. u. +. Bowman ilall; Ella and
John H. Thinner, Huh; Mrs. Christ
Tcsear. Mandan; Master Thomas Nc
Donald, Mandan; Simon Sasse. Glen
Ullin; Miss Kathleen Resnier, vii.
ton. Milton Dittus Elgin; Baby Lii.
lien Sipchenko, Kisf. and Ida Sem
chenko; Max, have entered the st.
Alexius hospital for treatment
Charles Brondum. Coleharbor; Mrs.
L. J. Meyers. Dawson; Mrs. Frank
Burgsd. Napoleon; Mrs. John Susx
Hassn; Mrs. Nary y. Foran, Dunn
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ENTERTAIN FOR MRS. -srRoLxE

ENTERTAIN FOR MRS. STROLKE
Mrs. X. c. Arness and Mrs. Matt
Pillen entertained yesterday after
noon at whist for Mrs. H. J. Stroke,
who leaves Monday for Alabama to
make her future home. Refresh
ments were served. Mr.. Stroke,
formerly coroner of Burleigh county
and active in Odd Fellow circles, has
been i'll for several months with
rheumatism and it is believed the
and Mrs. Stroke will 20 on fruit
ranch in Alabama.
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Cleveland, Ohio to attend the Ma
tionsl Dental convention which con-
venes Sept. 10 until Sept. IL.
VISITING AT ISABEL

Miss Clara Stevens Of San Diego,
Calf, left yesterday with her sister,
Mrs. Burt Finney and daughter for
the Finney summer home on Lake
Isabel for short outing before
leaving for her home on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.. Ward Of Mime.
waukan and her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. N. Stevens Of Minnewaukan
will also be guests at the lake.
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AT THE MOVIES
CAPITOL

1.-THE Face on the Barroom Floor
will be the featured attraction 1t the
Capitol theater. for q TWO days en-
gagement, starting Monday accord
ing to an Announcement Issued. by the
management of the ,theater today. :
The picture deals with . famous
artist who was forced down the path
Of life until he drank the dregs from
the bottom Of the cup and how he
finally fights his way hack TO hsppi-
ness, success and to q wofnan's heart.
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Center; Miss Pearl Davenport, Stew
artdaie; Master Manfred Msnley.
Miss Olive Wolfgram, Dawson: Miss
Zella Mccartney, Oskes; Master JUL
JUS Scher, city; John n. Bickler.
Linton: Stanley Deane. Elbowoods,
and Ben Anacker. Blsckwater. have
been discharged from the hospital.
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NURSES RETURN

Misses Eva Bremen. Agnes Klatt
and Loretta Cummings, nurses at the
St. Alexius hospital, have returned
from their vacation spent at the De.
troit Lakes. Miss Bremen visited
with her parents near Duluth.
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COUNTRY CLUB DANCE

Arrangements have been con-
cluded to make the dance at, the
Country club this evening one OF
the pleasantest affairs OF the sea-
son. Special music has been en-
gagged for the occasion. All men,
bers are urged to attend.
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STANDARD BEARERS.

The Standard Bearers Of the Nc
Cabe Methodist church will meet
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of Miss Esther Scott of 1923
Seventh street. Miss Ruth Cordner
will assist the hostess. The meeting
ewill be lead jointly by Misses Evelyn
and Kathleen Harriss. All members
are asked to bring their mite boxes
to the meeting
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FAREWELL PARTY

Mrs. o. A. Forsdahl of TOO Avenue
A entertained 20 of her friends at u
farewell party yesterday afternoon.
The ladies spent the afternoon in
sewing and conversing. At 4 o'clock
luncheon was served. Out Of town
guests included Mrs. J.. Coler Of
Tappen and Miss Kraft of Strass-
burg. Mrs. Forsdahi expects to leave
about Sept. IL for St. Louis. Mo-,
where she will make her future homes
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Dancing! Mckenzie Roof
Garden - Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdsys, 10c
dances. Coolest spot in Bis
marclf. ~, ~
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RETURNS HOME

Miss Mona Cunningham of Steele
left this morning for her home after
visiting for the past week at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Ray Stair.
Mrs. Stair expects to leave in . few
days for Steele to visit with her par
ents and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nor
rill of Springfield, Mass, who are
their guests for the week. Mrs.
Morrill, is sister of Mrs. Cunning
ham.
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U. C. T. AUXILIARY MEETING
The Ladies Auxiliary of the U. C..
T. will meet tomorrow night at Elks
hall at 8 o'clock. A large attendance
is desired. After the business ses-
sion dancing will be in progress and
refreshments will be served.
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BUSINESS CALLERS

Henry Blakely, traffic freight
manager on the Northern Pacific, and
A. G. Morrison. assistant general
freight agent from St. Paul, were In
Bismarck yesterday on official bust.
ness.
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Filet and Irish laces are trimming
the new tailormsdc lingerie. The
lsces are in ecru or are tinted . deep
pink to match the silk.
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ENTERTA1NS AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. George WEIGH entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor Of Mrs.
c. B. Little Of Hollywood. Calf, and
Mrs. q. r. Barnes Of Warrington,
d C. Covers were laid for IL guests.
Mrs. Barnes expects to leave for her
home Sunday.
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RETURN FROM JAMESTOWN
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Withheld and
family who have been guests Of Mrs.
Whithnell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
]. Haynes of jamestown since Sat-
urday have returned home.
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MINOT VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Johnson, Miss
Gertrude Dwire, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Slate and son, Virgil and Rev. Keedy
Of Minot stopped oyer in Bismarck
today on their way home from the
Bad Lands.
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BACK FROM VACATION IS
Justice and Mrs. Sveinbjo rn John.
son have returned from q vacation
trip to North Dakota and Minnesota
points.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION

Chief Justice H. A. Bronson OF the
supreme court returned yesterday
from his vacation. during which he
attended the sessions Of the Ameri-
can Bar Association in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Bronson and daughter, who
have spent the summer in the Twin
Cities, will return this week. :"
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LEAVES FOR COLLEC]

LEAVES FOR COLLEGE
Miss Hazel Lenhart left yesterday
for Mt. Carroll, Ill.,, where she will
enter Frances Schimer junior col
lege for the coming year. .y&,55 4
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VISIT AT coREr. HOME

Mrs. George d. Allen of East st.
Louis, Ill.,, will arrive this evening
to visit at the home of her SON, Z.
]. Gobel. Mrs. Allen expects to spend
the winter at the Gobel home.
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POSTPONE BAPTIST PICNIC
The picnic which had been plan
ned to be given Saturday for the
Sunday School Of the First Baptist
church has been postponed indie
finitely.
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RETURN no CITIEs

Sam Clark who has been in the
city on business left last night for
his home in Minneapolis, MINI.
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CITY SHOPPERS

Mrs. w. X. Williams Of Washburn
and Mrs. Edwin Heck shopped and
visited here today
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TEACHER DEPARTS

TEACHER DEPARTS
Miss Clara Oski left this morning
for Dickinson to teach in the pub,
lie schools. =. al 49,
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GUY SHOPPER

Mrs. A. L. Garness Of Regain and
her mother, Mrs. Richardton Of Os-
kosh, Wis.,, who is her guest shopped
in the city yesterday.
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MOVING TO MICHIGAN

Mr.. and Mrs. George Brock left to-
day for Detroit, Mich, where they
will make their future home. En-
route they will stop over in Valley
City, making the trip by automobile.
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VISIT AT OLD HOME
Jacob Sawyer left today for Leland,
ILL.,, to visit with relatives at his old
home. y"t
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,AAnoncA lRlrkh

AAAonce Birth 20
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baer. OF
Bismarck are the parents Of q baby
girl. born tod1y. &tt,, :.
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CITY SHOPPER
ON VACATION,

Mrs.. L. B. Smith iof Sterling spent
the day in the capital city shopping
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LEAVE FOR FAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Harris left last
night for Minneapolis, Mimi, to at
tend the State Fair:
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MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best
OF all after Golden Clint Shampoo.
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TO DENTAL CONVENTION
DR.. r. s. Towne left yesterday for
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What's new? Everything about
these three dresses for instance The
first is smartly tailored with skirt
that is threc-tiered IN front and quit I.
plain in back. Notice the collar. the
slit front o. the blouse and the strip
Of buttons down the side Of the skirt.
There cant be anything newer than
this dress is!
The second one, too. The secorc one
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BACK EROM EASTI

Ernest Allen who has been visit
ing in the New England states for
several weeks past returned yester-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Derby whom
he accompanied on the trip will re-
turn in the near future.
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BACK FROM BUYING TRIP
Robert B. Webb has returned from
Chicago, Ill.,, where he has been pur-'
chasing q new stock for the furni-
ture department at Webb Bros.
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PLUMs FOR SALE
" From the Millet Orchard.
Per peck, 7sc; per bush. $500.
Oscar H. VIII & Co. Phone
793. 0.4.6
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RETURN TO MINNEAPOLIS

!, RETURN TO MINNEAPOLIS
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wehin and
SON of Minneapolis. Mimi, who have
been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Wehin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
O'Connor for the past three weeks
will return to their home tomorrow.
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TEACHER LEAVES

Miss Gertrude Baker Of Garrison
left this morning for New Leipzig
where she will teach school after
spending the morning in Bismarck.
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Rahv Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. John Elich of Bic
marck announce the birth OF q
baby girl today. ;
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vtsfroR

Miss Lillian Rrelje il spending he,
vacation 1t Elgin, N. d.
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CITY VISITORS

CITY VISITORS a.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thinner of Hull
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. Boumn Of Hull
were city visitors today.
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Mrs. c., 7. Barton Of Braddoek Vas
j city yisitor today. .a3.
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ACCEPTS POSITION

Miss Betty Jundt Of the Business
College has accepted position as
stenographer in the office of Drs.
Roam and Strauss.
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SPORT WEAR

~, SPORT WEAR II
"A short sports jsckst Of white
brushed wool has . long rolling
collar Of bright orange wool in'sur-
plice style. T.,