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The Washington times., 1923-03-04

Order Suit in order to attend a
Clam Bake.
The sort Of Person you wouldn't
care to meet in a Lonesome Street
on Rainy Night.
While the Investigator was let.
ting himself go. in the company
Of these Abandoned Characters,
and wondering what the Boys at
the Lunch Club would say when
he pulled it on them, he sized
the other Notables close at hand.
Mrs. Beverly Margrave was per-
ceptibly annoyed by the immedi.
ate presence of the Canaille, mean.
ing Ordinary Skates.
TRUE GENEVIEVE.
Her prim but high-priced Suit
Of Quaker Gray, the chiseled suS-
gestion of the Patrician Reserve
on her cold Features, the vince
Of Pain and the lifted Eyebrow
when Steve Quincy guffawed
loudly. and the fact that she
was reading George Moore-all
these items meant much to the
Observant Traveller.
Why deny Class Distinction
when even q Stranger can single
The Washington times., 1923-03-04
By CsEO DIR GE AIDE

Mrs. Plummer. whose Vast
Fortune IL converted into 81 Bills
and placed End to End would
reach from Boston to Omaha, was
engaged In some sort Cf Fancy
Work on 3 Tnmbourine Frame.
She chatted ii . care.free way
as her Fingers. heavy with Prec-
ious Stones. piled the busy Needle.
Her Remarks were addressed to
q timid little Woman in rusty
Black, who seemed more or less
Cowed, which proved that she
must be the hired Companion
While he was waIlowing In bliss
fltI Juxtaposition to the Prominent,
some one touched him On the
shoulder.
It was the Room Clerk.
II am off Watch said the
Employee ana win take you on,
Tor Nine Holes =
Excusing himself from the Music
a Comedy Star and the bold
Spectator and the unprincipIed
Corrupter. he started for the Lock-
er Room with Cuthbert, who had
put him next to the King Pins.
''You are unuuestionably the
Child Of Fortune = said the Room
Clerk. II take it that Mixer is
your Middle Name. You work
fast"
GOT THEM WRONG.
zone is always safe in nagging
a theatrical Lady. /" was the modest
Reply. II had no aesitancy, about
busting in as soon as / heard my
friend Jimmy Hooper kidding her
along"
''Why, you poor Fish! You have
been getting gay for Half an
Hour with Mrs. Beverly Mar
grave acknowledged Leader OF the
Young Married Set,
''You must be mistaken Mrs.
Margrave was dressed in Gray
and reading one Of them High
Brow books, and she got peeved be-
cause we made so much Racket"
"The Lady in Gray who won't
speak to anyone is Lottie Limmit.
She won't even sign Autograph
Albums"
Back up! DO you mean to
tell me that Mrs. Beverly Mar
grave. who comes OF the most
Aristocratic Family In Maryland.
would stand for all that Joshing
from a Rounder like Hooper,"
"Are you talking about that
Buddie with the Loud Checks and
the Crimson Cravat?"
"Sure."
"That was the Rev. Ormsby
Toncell, and take It from me. he's
a regular Human Being"
IT think you're Twisted"
mo chance. Room Clerks know
everything"
"I'm almost positive that the
Reverend Toncell sat over to my
right. He looked something like
The Washington times., 1923-03-04
Copyright. 1893. BY Herbert Kaufl


weaths have kept popping out Of nowhere faster than
encyclopedias and dictionaries can record them.
Legend and folk lore sensed forces that ancient In
telligence could not reach, Detective lenses now
reveal them.
The space between here and the stars is empire
of invisible marvels and malignancies peOpled with
real fairies and fiends.
Man has just begun to tap and till the air. Already
it drives his tools and nurtures his SOIL Mines are
there energies and forces.
Figures fail the Incredible possibilities Of that un-
inventOried domain.
The ether is vast exeustIess warehouse Of yapor-
lied nights and riches
And there, too, we shall meet in final conflict the
last secret armies Of death.
st. George didn't encounter any important dragons.
The believing brutes he slew were clustering bIufs
compared to the demon-hunting packs Of plague and
The Washington times., 1923-03-04

an Undertakes and kept smelling
Rose.
THAT WAS JIMMY.
You just cot them reversed,
that's All. The one with the Rose
was Jimmy Hooper. He's Nuts
about Flowers ard keeps q fresh
Bouquet on hts Desk all the time.
.'Have you got the unbIusning
Face to tell me that the Jolly
Party with the Makeup was the
exclusive Matron and that the
celebrated Preacher wore any
such Stripes on his Shirt7''
That's what I'm trying to Con-
vey.'
Wen. I'll prove that you're cff.
DO you think Mrs. Beverly Mar
grave and the Rev. ormsby Ton.
cell would hobnob with steve
Quincy after All the Newspapers
have printed about him?''
They didnM hobnob with steve.
They couldn't. He never secs
near q silk Stocking unless he
wants to use him. ana then he
sends for him. |"
Didn't ! see II with my own
Eyes?''
"Oh. You mean the big. square
jawed Burly that never buttons
his Vest! That was Horace
Cherrib. whom I told you about
the one that's going to save the
World by feeding II SO Bins.
II don't think You took 4 good
Look. .
"Cert'nIy did. Steve WASN'T
near you Folks. He sat over
there by himself ana never
chirped. silent Steve. his Friends
call him."
IS CENT JEWELRY.
II refuse to believe that kind
faced and gentle Soul IKE that ID
really the Boss Of disreputable
Machine
No other kind could be. He
wins out by making Friends.
"Well. anyway, I made no mis-
cue on the Rich widow. II
marked her by the Expensive
Pearls
Where do You get that Noise?
Her bin for Jewelry last year was
IS cents. She bought q jet Hat
Pin =
''oh. come off! You don't mean
to say
Yes, the scared little Dame in
the Black Gown. purchased direct
from one Of our largest Depart
ment Stores. has more Currency
than you and could Shovel in
two Weeks
How about the one with the
enormous Pearls and the seven
Rings"
ooh, that's her French Maid
from Wisconsin"
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mover rum true 20 Form during
the Vacation Period.
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The Washington times., 1923-03-04

out q True Genevieve with Pink
Corpuscles?
Near the Queen Of the SWaggcr
Set, pale Gentleman in sOmber
Attire seemed quite lost In. con.,
temptation Of the hazy landscape.
He gave no heed to the gabby
Groundlings only q few feet away.
He held daintily between the
Forefinger and Thumb White
Rose with slender Stem.
AT intervals he would lift the
gorgeous Bloom 70 the Olfnctory
Orifices and inl1aIe in q conserve
tive manner, closing his Eyes and
seeming to pass into . pleasant
Trance.
It was . Cincl 10 place this
Party a. the Rev, ormsby Ton
cell
The Absence Of Jeweiry, the
Ascetic PalIor. the simple adora.
ton Of Purityss Emblem All these.
bespoke q Naturs more Spiritual
than Broadway.
Out BY the veranda ran, seem
ingiy lost in Meditation as he
dropped his Chin with q News
!. paper made into q RON, sat Hor-
ace cherrin, the foremost 3ene-
factor OF his Time.
The City Fellow knew him by
the Side Whiskers.
In every Good Show. the FL
derby Person with Money who Is
trying to save some one else from
Ruin and bring Happiness to the
Deserving carries quite q mess of
Ivy in front Of each Listener.
Even IL there had been no
Trade.Marlts, it would have been
a Pipe to make the eminent Phil
anthropist.
The Light Of Goodness twinkled
in his Baby Blue Eyes and
Smile Of infinite Kindness ilIum-
ined his Handsome Diagram.
He seemed oblivious, detached,
quite unaware that others were
watching him.
He was planning. dreaming
what? Possibly new Hospitals for
Crippled Children, more Colleges
for Farm Hands.
It was worth q Days Journey
just to sit and look at the great
Cherrib.
You may be sure that the Lynx
also improved this. Golden Oppor.
tunity to get a line on Jane Plum
mer. the good old Standby Of the
Sunday Editor.
He knew her by the -Bobs,
which were Pearls about the size
Of Ripe Olives.
MISSES RICH WIDOW.
He had put in a lot of time
studying Price Tags and he judged
the Pearls would fetch close to
$4,000 apiece. or 100000 for the
Two.
But, Of course, she could afford
1t, so It was none Of his Business.
The Washington times., 1923-03-04

Run Of Humanity az mere White
bait. If you wish to hand him
q Thrill. you must hand him a
Tarpon.
I'VE have so many Stars here
that even the Manager is tremb.
ling" replied Cuthbert. the re-
fined Room Clerk. DO you see
that Bunch out on the Piazza,
taking the Sun? Leave me call
them off to you. First. there is
Jimmy Hooper. supposed to be
the nerviest Plunger on the Elk
change. He can lose or win
Million without disturbing the ash
on his Cigarette. He makes ali.
the other High, Rollers in the
world look like Marble Players"
ROOF.GARDEN RuFUs.
II have read all about him in
the Papers,. said 1Ehe Roof-Gar-
den Rufus
Then there is Mr.. Hiram
Cherrib. who has closed out all
his big Interests and puts in his
time endowing Hospitals and slip
ping Coin to Presbyterian Col
leges. He allows that he will
shoot every Bean in the old Tin
Box and die Poor if he can do
good to those he formerly did so
successfully"
For years I have yearned to
get peek at Mr.. Cherrib." said
the Cafe Habitue.
And loolSiei There is Mrs.
Beverly Margrave, often called the
uncrowned Empress OF the Ameri-
can Hote Mond You've heard Of
her!',
HAVE II" exclaimed the
Bumpkin from the Boulevards.
His Nostriis were quiverlng.
She was q TerwhiIlizus from
Baltimore. you may recall.
know People who would give their
Eye Teeth just to have her. In
suit them. Then they could say
they had Met her. Right next
to her Nobs is the famous
preacher. Rev. ormsby Toncell.
They say he pulls down the big.
gest Salary and has the SWEETEST
lot Of x.Holders of any Par.
son in the whole Country. Even
the English think he's English.
He must be a talented Guy. all
rightI'
Hardly a week passes but I
see an Interview with him." said
the Subway Sinp.
COULDN'T GET SEATS.
"As live and breathe, she's
out there. too"' calculated the
highly intelligent Room Clerk.
"Who?" asked the eager Cos
mopolite.
'Tottie Limmet, the big Hit in
that new Piece called oh. Lizziep
You remember-the PoNcs made
them change It. She had q Song
that caused q Strike In the Or
The Washington times., 1923-03-04

the first dawn, surrendered to the authorities Of the
British Museum and added another element to the key
ring Of chemistry.
Coal veins are full Of further rainbOws and light
ming bolts and gentle healings.
The shades Of Midas and Croesus wall at wasted
riches in rubbish bins taiIings and shales.
The human brain il already silk cocOOn-sOme day
It win yield cotton and linen as well
We've lust begun % think, we've barely started 10
do Yet within the span 81 one generation miracles
are seventy times the Seven Wonders Of antiquity.
Yesterday was content to count the stars-we
mounting to them.
Thrones tOtter and empires fall The tidal wave
sweeps from the sen and tears fortress from its
rock. The rotting nations drop from Of Times bOugh
and only things the dfeamers make live d"
We, too, are conquering FOR eternty-and our vas
sails shall be the years.
The Washington times., 1923-03-04

Ur the lost city of the Chaldeans, is found again.
And down in Yucatan jungles, history's impIacable
crossexaminers prod and quiz the mystic ruins Of
the Mayas.
But expeditions searching Bagdad and there
abOuts for Aladdins Lamp. Experiment wouldn't give
q tupenny piece for that one-cylnder marvel
Test tube and microscope and copper threads COM
mand mightier magic than fable ever invoked.
Ever since science, whiskered char1atan i'm
spangled fools cap abandoned philosopher stones,
phiers abracadabras and cabalistc spells giants and
The Washington times., 1923-03-04


- NEE q Traveller arrived at q
Cure where the Water of
~ the Healing Springs smelled
no awful that the Management
felt Justified in asking 10 Bucks
q day.
This Traveller was q City zap.
which is worse than being a
Bee3sher, because the r. +. d.
Boob usually knows that he is
not much.
The City zap is a Vetebrate
with Shiny Hair, living under the
dominion Of Traffic Cops.
He will stand in front of a
window, with others Of his Kind.
FOR an Hour at q time. watching
q powerful Blonde demonstrate q
Fireiess Cooker.
n When 500, 200, 900 gets married
TO q Title. 1t is the City zap who
has to be clubbed back by the
Police so that the bride can. get
her Purchase into the Sanctuary.
When Jack Dempsey or Prince
Hlozotski arrives by Special Train,
the City Zap is the poor Google
Eye that You see standing in the
Rain.
He believes that Greatness
means having ones Name on the
Front Page; consequently it is
better to jump off the Bridge than
70 bean an Emeritus Professor at
Johns Hopkins.
Perhaps the Reader win ask:
"Could a City zap afford to put
up at one of these De Luxe Re-
sorts?"
Listen!
THEY'VE BEEN ABOUT.
Some OF the City Yaps have
been to Harvard. They have
tailor-inade Underwear. Gold Ser2-
ice for Company. Autographed
Editions. Divorce Papers-Every-
thing.
This particular Species of Me-
tropolitan Mokus used to Boast
that he could walk into any Ho-
tel and the Clerks would hoist
the Flag.
Such a Claim might not seem
Pcrtentous to one residing in
Grand Island or waupaca. but
there are Favored Spots within
the Republic at which being
known by the Boys behind the
Desk IL the very Essence OF Fame.
Sure enough, the Lad who
gives out the Keys recognized
the Traveller and called him by
Name and let on as though the
Tavern had just opened and here
was the first customer.
The new Guest asked II any
One was stopping in the House.
- When he said ANY One he
meant did they have any one
who would get Attention from
the Head Waiter Himself.
A true Worshipper Of the Ex.
aited Few regards the common
The Washington times., 1923-03-04

ATCH archaeology turn the hour
glass upside down. Prehistoric
fragments and shards of dead en-
pires pour through the reversed
sands.
Mongolia yields five-million-year-
old skulls and bones. Pharaoh of
the strawless bricks reappears in
ErvnA. so
The Washington times., 1923-03-04
el AFRO shoze Duke and Katey waving fairwel.

slitely on 1 side on Katey and
we'll make thees spanish cow
boys look likt a mary go rown.
Abowt so mi. later the Duke
discovert that Katey and him wuz
on the way home and thare wuz
no moro peepul chasing them.
Hay Katey sed he ware ever els
we go We amt goin home VOC
The Washington times., 1923-03-04

witch bore a smell Of skoch from
the ne. sexton so she troted off
too the ne. sexton.
Wot no sed the Duke as the
moorish horsmen and Katey clost
In on him its katy my dashing
stede now I shall be savd for
shure and he swung himself up
to Kateys back and they dasht
The Washington times., 1923-03-04

off leeving the horsmen far be-
hind to the reer.
The vile mawrawders Yield lowd-
ly at the Duke and he wavd his
rite hand to them mockinly pritty
neer falling off his dashinR stede
in the brave atemp.
Giddup Katey ole CURL sed the
Duke riding up and down but
The Washington times., 1923-03-04

just moves sumwares els I.
Laps OF time
The clocks wuz striking the
owr Of Fifteen wen the Duke
and his dashing stede stopt at q
warf ware the hi nasts Of menny
vessels stuck up over the waters
edj like q lot of durty tooth picks.
Wot doc 700 say Katey sed the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-01
Shaving Preparations

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 25c ResinoE Cuticura and 1Ox Nadine soaps, cake ........ AS$
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-01

(Please include postage with mail orders for toilet preparations.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
Community Chest
Committee Meets


The Community Chest committee
will hold meeting tonight at $
o'clock in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms. DR.. R. S. Towne,
chairman of the committee urges
that all members be present.
Members Of the committee for
promoting Il Juvenile band with
Spencer Boise as chairman expect "a
have some plAns to announce soon,
and members of the Tourists camp
committee who are assembling in.
formation in regard to conditions in
Bismarck and vicinity will hold Il
meeting during the week to report
on ways and means which they have
devised for an improved tourist
camp.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
Social and
Personal
Reservations Pour
In For A. of C..
Banquet Tuesday

large number of reservations for
the banquet to be given by the As
SUciation of Commerce Tuesday eve
ming ut the Grand Pacific hotel for
Allyne +. Bradley, new secretary OF
commerce. and II. w. Byerly and II.
5. Funston. general immigration
agents Of the Northern Pacific and
500 roads respectively have already
been made. Indications are that this
gettoscthcr meeting will prove to
be Il big success. The subject of inn
migration touches Bismarck very
closely since the future of Bismarck
is dependent upon the new pOpula-
tions which can be induced Both the
speakers are well poster and tn"
subject of immigration.
In addition to the main speakers
Of the evening number Of local
members will give short talks and i
poppy MUSICAL program has been
planned by Hank Halverson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
Lewis F. Crawford
Speaks at Church,

AT the Close of Days Work
was the subject discussed by Lewis
f. Crawford, secretary of the In
dustrial Commission, at the Presby-
tcrian church last evening.
Mr.. Crawford developed his sub
jcct by a study Of the hours of labor
Of the past. He showed that at pres
cnt people were given more time IN
which to secure recreation, but that
despite the increased hours for re-
creation, the efficiency of the work
err had not been increased, but had
been decreased because of the kinds
of amusement which were INDUCED
in by large portion of our popula-
ton,
The speaker pointed out that
much of the entertainment furnished
today is Of such Il nature as to cause
much greater fatigue than the WORK
OF the past or present.
With illustrations and quotations
taken from the Bible and numerous
other sources the speaker worked
out his subject.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
Many Pay Last
Tribute to Old
Friend, NeighbO1.

A large number of old friends and
neighbors payed tribute to their old
friend and neighbor last Saturday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock when funeral
services were held for John No1l-
strom at the school house in Bald
win. Rev. f. F. Alison, pastor of
the First Lutheran church of Bis
marck conducted the services.
Those acting as pallbcarcrs were:
Henry Rupp, Ed Mount, Ira Falkcn-
stein. Herb little, II. Higgins. and
Ed Strandemo of Baldwin.
Fhe deceased was laid To rest in
the Baldwin cemetery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
AT THE MOVIES
THE ELTlNGE

Wanda Hawley. pretty Paramount
leading woman. plays opposite Wall
lace Reid in Thirty Days" his
new Paramount picture, which will
be seen at the Eltingc theatre, to-
day and tomorrow, Monday and
Tuesday.
Others in the strong supporting
cast are Charles Ogle, Cyril Chad
wick, Herschell Mayall. Helen Dun
bar, Carmen Phillips and Kalla Pas
ha. James Cruze directed the pic
ture. which was adapted by Walter
Woods from tho play OF A. f.
Thomas and Clayton Hamilton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
BAD COLD GONE
IN FEW HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound" Acts
Quick, Costs Little, and
Never Sickens!

In a few hours your cold 10 gone,
head and nose clear, no feverishness,
headache, or stuffed-up feeling.
Druggists here guarantee these pleas
ant tablets to break up cold or
the grippe quicker than nasty quin.
inc. They never make you sick or an
comfortable. Buy box Of "Paps's
Cold Compound" for a few cents and
get rid " your cold right now.-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
St. Alexius Hospital

Mrs. Henry Donn of the city
Master Walter Peterson of Tappen,
Mrs. II. Arrdt of the city, Mrs. Nick
Grossmeyer of Glen Ullin, Adam G.
Leismeistcr of Harvey, and Mrs.
Lucinda Logan have entered the St
Alexius hospital for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Sullivan of
Burt, Mrs. Ludwig Tabbert OF
Dodge, Miss Bertha Ternes of RAJ
leigh, Miss May Bope of Fargo and
Anton Bier Of the city have been
discharged from the hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26

the city, Nick Bolitsky of Dogden,
Mrs. Gus Winters of Harvey, Miss
Genevieve lessen of Sterling, Miss
May Adams of Fredonia, Clifford
Ferebee Of Halliday, Miss Nancy
Nathan of tho city, and Stanley
Lindseth of Steele have been dis
Charged from the hospital
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
Bismarck Hospital

Miss Regina Plush of Bismarck.
Ludwig Krein Of Goodrich, Theo-
dore S.hild of Dodge, Clarence
Swift of Sanish, Alfred Jore of
Keene, Mrs. F. J. Weber of Forbes.
and Baby Marjorie Skarsgard of
Makoti have entered the St. Alexius
hospital for treatment John Pier
zina of Beach, Bernard Roberts Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
DEGREE OF HONOR

A regular meeting of the Degree
of Honor will be held at the
Knights of Pythas Hall Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock. Ali members
are requested to attend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26

VISITS CITY COMMISSIONERS
II. j. Gruschus, city commission
or of Dickinson, was a business Wis
itor mere today. While here ne was
the guest of H. A. Thompson, city
commissioner. ;H
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26

CRETONNE BATHING SUITS
Cretonne bathing suits are a
novelty at Palm Beach. There are
large and small hats and nifty
pan asols to accompany them. Large
floral patterns, birds and futurist
designs are noticed in the assert
mpnt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA

DR.. f. p. Quain and son, Buell.
left yesterday morning for Chicago,
III. to join Mrs. Quain before con-
tinuing on their way to Florida. DR..
and Mrs. Quain expect to spend a
month in leisurely trip through
Florida.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
JOINED IN MARRIAGE

The marriage of Miss Vivian
Lundberg and Eric Engebertson,
both of Regain took place Saturday
at the First Baptist church with t:1e
Rev. r. l.. Johnson officiating.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
AMONG CITY VISITORS

George B. Farrell of Minneapo-
lis. Mimi. w. c. Jertson of Falkirx.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter Of
Mckenzie were city visitors today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
RETURNS HOME

Patrick Naughton left this morn
ing for Minneapolis. MINI. after vi
sitting with his fatehr. John Naugh-
ton who is i'll Mt tht st. Alexius
hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
THE ORRS LEAVE

Mrs. Robert Orr and daughter.
Miss Agnes left Saturday for Mimi
eapolis, Mimi. Enroute they stop
ped over Sunday in jamestown to
visit with Merton Orr.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
Announce Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl RobidOu of TOl
Front Street are the parents OF II
baby girl born at the st. Alexius
hospital Saturday morning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
SHAWL NEGLIGEES

Indian shawl effects are noticed
in negligees and lounging robes
They are colorful and lend them.
selves beautifully to artistic drap-
perry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26
Mrs. Haring Dies
After Long Illness

Mrs. Ida Haring, wife of Edward
Haring Of Glen Ullin, passed away
this morning at $3.50 o'clock ut q
local hospital at the age of 80 years
She has been Suffering from an in
grown goiter for some time but was
only seriously i'll during the past
five weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Haring
have resided on farm l7-miles
southwest of Glen Ullin for some
past.
The deceased is survived by he.
husband and seven sons, Richard
Theodore, Milton, James, Helmet
Leslie, and Irwin.
The body will be taken to Glen
ullin for burial which will probably
take place Wednesday.