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Evening star., 1923-06-23

THE QUEENSBOROUGH 81
1914 18TH St. NV. aGA AT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. ~;
NEW AND MODERN. ,t-
room and hath idoni
D roor's, reception hall and bath II.
rooms, reception hall and bath. anoi .
n
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey CedTt
727 18th St. NV. ."
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gFaa Hds, :porehess and plsaty. of shaded ex-
selteat home cooking. modern convtHiansss'
ope squsre frem car line, half square from
ssrMa. Phone BerNyn ia =
U EASTERN AWE: fFaKona Parh)---Two zen.
tlemena all modern .eonvepisnees; no othsr
boa rders. Phone Col. 0T13.
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Opposite Banneekburn Golf Club.
Glen 1eho, Nd, Phone Bethesda S01-F-2l.
An iasai place In the country, vitt city
eonveaiesees and gead table. e4s
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:WENTED-TABLE BOARD.
SUBURBAN BOARD.

DINNER TOR mother and two little Eiris; musf
,e reasonahle. Apt; 225. Kew Gardens.
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RENT RooMs-uNruRNIsHnD.

RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Continued. = \.
f01s' r sN Me- rooms. bath, gas; SSS per
-52S fth sT. sE.-Two ro6px, kitchenette and
hath: gas, partly furnished; $50 naohth. IA
lD15, o S.w.--Thfee housekeeping rooms. gas
range, sink; h.w.h $25i adNlta:. "a,
10s An ST N.w.-Unfdrnished rooms for
.Hght housekeeping. ete
4po1 <.a ST. 5N.w.-sseondf noor, ave rooms,
liza u ST, N.E.-ThFee unfurnIahed. Ink,
6Is KENYON ST, N.w.-Two anfurnished
rooms: Ink; electfie lights: reasonable.
7iO n CAP. sT,-s large, light Housekeeping
rooms :-reAsonsble, =
5li B ST. sE.-four large rooms, secoad
moor; very desirable; Ink, 24s'
$40 MASS. I'VE. 7N:W,-Larse front, room
and kirchen. ba sement.
400 b sssW W.--Entire second eoor. ROOMS.
kitSheUette., bath, 24s y
isaa IRVfNd ST. .N,W.-3 rooms and bath,
seepndt neor electricity and gas included. %
i78S RIGGS PLACE-s rooms and bath; four
closets: all modern convenieneesS 23s
@IX 4t6 ST. aE.-Three large rooms, $50.
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STONELEIGH COURT,

Connecticut Ave. Corner L st.
~
washington's most exclusive apartments. 2
Available for lease. few desirabae house,
Keeping and non-housekeeping -
APARTMENTS.
Furnished and unfurnished, specially priced
BY the month yearly lease. AZ
Also for TRANSIENT rental. two and three
room non-housekeeping apartments. ~
Also on FIRST FLOOR. two rooms azd bathy
suitable for physician.
RESTAURANT.
Also to sublet. hne six-room apartment.
Si75 per month unfurnished, $500 per month
furniahAd.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
~ Continued. AZ

ONE MONTH FREE RENT.
.nS ..SurS ssass pr1d' xsh ely
week, month or year; everything hrst1 class,
completely fur, incl. piano or vietrola, silver
dishes, cooking utensils, linens, ETC.. children
taken. See WAsHINGTON REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE. INC, ITO 14th st. rn.w.. Room
nGp. phnne FrqHklir 2R21.
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FIVE ROOMS,
RECEPTION HALL AND BATH.
Il. w. GR00MEs. 14l8 r ST:
18th AND G sTs. NE. THIRTEEN 2-sT0RY
Of rooms and bath each; sleeping porches,
hot-water heat, electricity; apis. completed
between LIST AID 18th of July.
First-foor apartments. ...........$ $45 per no.
Second floor apartments. $50 per mo.
Fer further particulars apply
20, -, O. EL9YD % =. DAVIS. ,... %,
SIX ROOMS AND BATH APARTMENT IN
the Leamipston. 14th and Clifton NV; all
rooms large and spacious; electricity, gas,
,o, -, :, Floyd E. DAVIS. .,. o..
DOWNTOWN APIS. THREE TO FIVE
rooms and bath. The Ceeil, 1oee 18th st.
NJ 41ao "Ai'DAAN' ,4soKs+
APT. 3 r. AND b., SLEEPING PORCH. NO
4, 1929 lsth st. NV; ~
o 80 WARDMAN,
of three roon,s and bath in good condition !;
immedrif raB pGs'ffIios F. f. sAlfH PIT GSaPlsy s
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, APARTMENT OF
one large room and bath. Thoroughly modern
building. Much reduced for summer months.
rr.HIiia %AeGAsAS 4ss5. BHAwSEh 4sa INS; iSeb s.,
211s KALoRAAA RD,-4oa. west front, CON
tanning rooms and baths; elevator; avail
able July Il dbot go W. L1sk1ss.
17l9 X st. Main sees-ee.
ROOMS AND BATH. IN MODERN FIRE
proof apartment building. Price. sso per
RILERsoN & wEMPLE.
lA 18th st. NV. Main e03
THE ARGONNE,
On Coiumbia road at 18th st. NV.
Beautiful, new, s-story, absolute freproof
building, with every convenience.
rooms and bath, ss2.5o
rooms and baths, see5.
Apply wiHaMs Il IassMissr eHIEfHHIIs en EIfmisss' or
18th and ST. NV. Main 1900.
THE PARKWooD.. l74s x ST. N.w.-NICE,
~ arranged apartment Of large rooms and
'. s. &vonaa. sxi'Ss i4s E. st. month nwfaS9 sSG
rooms .soas and bath, nicely arranged. Per month,
Rutland Court, 1928 17th st, p.w.-A large,
and reception hall; per month, $e2.5o.
Cavanaugh Courts. 1925 17th st. n.w.-A
oGs-room and bath apartment with large
The AdsiPhia. 1is1 thapin M O.A st. n.w.-A nice.
ly arranged apartment on front of building
Containing D rooms and bath. A bargain at
The bennington, 2505 14th ST.. apt 8, CON
tanning sig large rooms and bath, porch; pei
month, 500.
12s Webster st. n.w-An apartment con
tanning two large bedrooms, large living
room. kitchen, breakfast room. bath and
sleeping porch. available July L; per month
ALLAN r. WALKER & CO., Inc,
sI3 18th st. NV. Main 28a0
THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH
near 10th and Eye SITS. NV; immediate pos
session.
THE REALTY & INVESTMENT CORP.
OF
l. -. WASHINGTON
735 18th st. NV Main zoos
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-06
Honor Mrs. Millette
With Surprise Party

Mrs. John Millcttc was surprised
by seventeen of her friends and re-
l,tivcs Tuesday, July 3, the ami
vcrsaly of her SEVENTEEN birthday.
at the homc of Mrs. Carrie Ray
mond, East Broadway. Mrs. John
Spriggs, daughter of Mrs. Raymond
and Mrs. Millette acted as hostess
during the afternoon when two
course luncheon was served.
After luncheon Louis White took
the four oldest ladies', Mrs. Sam
Cling, Mrs. Charles Camel, Mrs
John Shannon, and the honor guest
for Jan automobile ride. Guests at
the occasion were: Mrs. John
Spriggs and son, John Henry, Will
liam and Walter Millctte, Mrs. W.
II. Williams, and daughter, Ethel;
Mrs. Roy d. Young, Mrs. A. M. Gar
risen, Mrs. James Longmiur, Mrs.
A. p. Coons, Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
Casper, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
White, Mrs Sam Cling, Mrs. John
shannon, and Mrs. Charles Camel.
The honor guest was presented
with number of beautiful gifts OF
remembrance by her friends.
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Social and
Personal
Father Slag's
Brother WEEDS
Holland Bride

The marriage Of Miss Nina j. M.
Leferink of Enschede, Holland and
Francis II. Stag, of near Bismarck
took place this morning at o'clock
at st. Mary's Pro-cathcdral. Rev.
FIR. John Stag, brother Of the bride
,.reom, read the marriage service.
The romance which lead to the
marriage Of the couple commenced
in Holland where Mr.. Stag was EN-
ploycd as superintendent in the
factory owned by the father of the
bride. Mrs. Stag had arrived in Bis
nprck but couple of days ago, COM
irE direct from Holland. Mr.. Stag
came to America several years age
and has been engaged for sometim'
farming near Hazelton, but recently
purchased farm five miles north
of Bismarck where the couple viii!
make their home. During the World
War the bridegroom served in the
Holland army, being on duty on the
German border for three wears.
After short visit in Bismarck
Mr.. and Mrs. Stag will take up their
residence on their farm.
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Many Pay Tribute
To Mrs. Morris

A large crowd of friends and
neighbors paid tribute to the men,
CRY Of their old friend, Mrs. Lydia
Morris, funeral services for whom
were held at St. Mary's Pro-cathedral
this morning at o'clock. Rev. FIR.
Stag paid a touching tribute to the
memory of Mrs. Morris. one of the
pioneer residents of Bismarck who
had gathered a host of friends about
her during her years of residence
in Bismarck. The many beautiful
floral offerings which banked the
funor raj bier were tokens of affec-
tionatc remembrance Of friends of
the deceased.
After the impressive funeral SER
vice at the church the deceased was
laid to rest in st. Mary's cemetery
beside her husband who had pas Jed
away about twenty years ago.
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Al me NOV les
THE EiTINGE.

The love of romance and adventure,
possessed by all persons no matter
how prosaic their calling in life or
how placid they may appear on the
surface, will find an outlet in "The
Isle o. Lost Ships," which is the cur
rent feature at the Eltinge thcatcr.
The locale of the tale is an "isl-
and in the center of the Sargasso
Sea, which is tract in the North
Atlantic Ocean thickly covered with
scawecd and kclp. The ISLAND" has
been formed, according to tradition,
Icy ,dcrcllct3 Of al kinds. Which have
been sucked into the vortex, where
they are kept on the surface by the
weeds.
No one hes ever penetrated far
enough into TIC sea to verify the
,rumor of the exist nee of the "isl-
and" as far as is known, but it is
the subject OF many a sailors CON
versation, and varied are the tales
that have sprung up, concerning the
region. Sailors will tell you that
many of the craft which have drifted
into this "port of dead ships" con
tanned human beings, and that they
must still be alive, subsisting on the
stores Of wrecked boats which enter
the graveyard" yearly.
With such vision to spur on his
Imagination, CIR it e nd II Marriott
wrote a novel about the "island
using as his chief characters soci-
ETY. girl, a detective and an escaped
convict, who had been sentenced to
the electric chair. The plot, pecu
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Many Friends at
Anderson Funeral

A large crowd Of friends and
ncighbors attended the funeral serv
ice held for The late Henry Anderson
at the Swedish Lutheran church yes
te,day afternoon. Rev. Victor Bart
ling paid beautiful tribute to the
memory jof the deceased, valued
citizen Of this vicinity for a number
of years. During the impressive
service Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs.
d. G. Scothorn sang three numbers,
Nearer My God to Thee" Crock OF
Ages" and "Fade, Fade Each Earthly
Joy" An abundance of wreaths and
bouquets of flowers around the altar
and upon the funeral bier were tok-
ems of the esteem and friendship felt
by friends of the deceased.
Acting as pallbearcrs werc: Frank
Barnes, Carl Nelson, ID. j. McGilIis.
Patrick Kelly, Andrew Pearson, and
Nels Levin. The deceased was laid
to rest in st. Mary's cemetery.
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PIONEER RETURNS.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Belanger and
grandson, LaSalle of Tacoma, Wash.
arc visiting with friends and rela-
tives in Bismarck for short time.
lncy made the trip from the coast by
automobile in ten days. Mr.. Belan-
ger, who lived in Bismarck thirty
years ago stated that he could see a
wonderful improvement in the city
,lnce he last saw it. He said that it
Mad changed from little village to a
real up-to-dat city in the past thirty
Years
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RIDER UNHURT As OUTLAW
HORSE BREAKS HIN NECK

Grand Forks. N. d.. July Ed
ward Ripley, rider in the roundup be-
ing staged here under the auspices
of the American Legion, had mar
row escape when his horse "Hcll-to-
Ride" crashed into the corral fence
breaking It's neck.
Ripley threw himself off just in
time and clug to the fence. The
horse was instantly killed.
This was the only accident OF the
first performance" of the big three
day rodeo which closes today.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our thanks to
our neighbors and friends who so
kindly assisted us in our recent
bereavement, in the loss of our dear
kind and loving mother. The flow
crs were especially beautiful, and
for those and the kind sympathy
and thoughtfulness expressed in so
many ways we certainly appreciated
and will long be remembered.
The Morris Family. e.
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Bismarck HOsDital

DR. II. +. Winchester. Iazelton;
Lavina Lien. Freda; John Hevin.
Parshall; Mrs. Robert Lyall, Harvey;
j. O. Otterson, ITazclton and Mrs.
Fred Heinrichs. Linton have entered
the Bismarck hospital for treatment.
Mrs. F.. w. Steiner, Hazelton; Mrs.
G.. Sayler, Underwood and VIM. II.
Smith, Sanger have been discharged
from the hospital.
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liarly adapted to perturbation, u a
fast moving one--a story that stirs
the blood and quickens the pulse.
If you enjoy adventure and ro-
nance, don't fail to see "The Isle Of
Lost Ships" 1t shows at the Ell
tingc today and tomorrow, Friday
and Saturday. Milton Stills, Anna Q.
Nilsson, Walter Long and Frank
Campcau are among the players.
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ROSE SHOP

Commencing Monday, July
9th, our Semi.Annual Clear
ance Sale will take place and
continue thruOut the week.
Comprehensive values to be
obtained. No credit will be
extended, no exchanges made
and no approvals allowed. All
sales positively final.
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LEAVES FOR CHINA

Richard Falkcnstein who has been
thE guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. j. P. French for short
time has gone to Vancouver, B. c..
to sail for Canton, China where he
has accepted position in the Cam
ton Christian College as instructor
in entomology. Mr.. Falkenstcin is
graduate of the Agricultural col
lege at Fargo and taught during the
past year at the University of North
Dakota.
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Hold ClOOten
Funeral Saturday

Funeral services for the late Pc
ter Clootcn will be held Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock at st. Mary's
Pro-cathedral with Rev. FIR. Stag Of
ficiating. Acting as pallbcarers
will be: d. McGillis, VIM. Breen,
John French, Henry Murphy, Pat
Kelly, and Rollin WEIGH. lntcrment
will take place in st. Mary's ceme-
terry.
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JOINS HUSBAND

Mrs. Carl Convert of Mandan,
formerly of Bismarck, left Wedncs-
day for jefferson City, Mo-, to join
Mr.. Convert who has accepted a
position with the Missouri highway
commission as foreman of bridge
construction. Mr.. Convert was
formerly with the North Dakota
Highway commission.
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st. AIcxius HOspital

Mrs VIM. Baker. Menoken: Master
Carroll Baker, Menoken; Mrs. Gust
Ekholm, Wing; Mrs. Nels Merrill,
ritv:.C. o. Ware. New England; John
Felche, Goodrich, and Mrs. Ralcy
Rudnick, Anamoose have entered the
st. Alexius hospital for treatment.
Mrs. d. Haider and baby girl, 81.
Anthony, Master Earl Walgrcn. city;
Baby Robert Finch. Leith and Miss
Lucille Ferguson. Beulah have been
discharged from the hospital.
Miss Magdalen Docktcr, Danzig.
John Grinsteiner. Halliday. Miss Lu-
ellie Ferguson, Beulah, Miss Monica
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LEAVE FOR FAYETTE

Mrs. F. A. Little of Fayette, and
Mrs. F. G. harrington of Augusta.
Maine, sisters Of J. P. French will
leave tomorrow for Fayette after
visiting at the French home for sew
cral weeks. Mrs. harrington expects
to return to Bismarck and spend a
part of the summer before return
hing to Maine.
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Elhardt, Judson, +. J. Meyers, Ere
donia, Miss Evelyn Thuc, Stan
ton, have entered the St. Alcxius
hospital for treatment. Master AL
vim Jacobs, Stanton, Mrs. c. II.
Deui micr, Galloway, Mimi, Ben An
ackcr, Blackwater, Peter Kronick,
Wilton, Mrs. Otto Wolpcrt, Steele,
Hubert II. johnson, Washburn, Mich
Kohlcr, Glen Ullin, Peter Lappicr,
Mckenzie have been discharged
from the hospital.
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LEIROLES ON VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Leibole and
daughter, Miss Annette left last
night for three weeks vacation
trip to Minneapolis, Mimi. Chicago
Ill.,, Lansing, Mich, ard Council
bluffs, la. In Minneapolis they will
lit with sister of Mrs. Leibo'e
end in Council Bluffs they will be
quests at the home of M. S. Julius's
parcnts. Mr. julius expects to Join
the Leiboles in Chicago, next week.
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ARRIVES FROM COAST

Gilbert C. Beithon of San Fran
cisco, Calf, arrived yesterday for a
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Beithon and at the home
fof his sister, Mrs. Van r. Middel-
man of 40 Thayer street.
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rosettes that trim dancing dresses

roscttes that trim dancing dresses
and negligecs.
On some Of the new full skirted
dancing frocks p:g rossttes made Of
tiny ribbon roses hide pocket for
powder and rouge.
Velvet ribbon is used on organdie
as it was years ago. Pleatcd ribbons
are used for prim-stiff little frills.
There's a ribbon or ribbon orna-
mcnt for almost any dress that needs
touch of trimming that is new.
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Not since the Victorian era have
ribbons had such popularity as
they are having now. They are seen
everywhere on all kinds of frocks.
Wide ribbons shading from violet
pale blue to deep blu caeseuradet
pale blue to deep blue are used as
,ashes, to edge flounces, even to edge
vide sleeves Narrower ribbons are
used to make the fiat flowers and
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their Kindness and
beautiful floral offerings during the
recent illness and death Of our dear
husband and father
Mrs. Henry Anderson, Mrs. Paul
Wachter, Andrew Anderson and Louis
Larson.
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GUEST OF MRS. FOX

Mrs. j. C. Dorrance who has been
the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Lyle Fox of 312 Fourth Street since
Monday left this morning for her
home in Hope. She was accompani-
ed by her grandson who will visit
with her for short time.
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GUEST AT WAKEMAN HOME

GUEST AT WAKEMAN HOME
Mrs. o. r. Barnes of Washington,
d. c.. formerly of Bismatck, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. d. Wake
man for the summer. Miss Ethel
Barnes expects to arrive sometime
in August to visit at the Wakcman
home.
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A marriage license was issued to
Miss Christine Ackermann of Bald
win and Alvin Wilfred Olson of
Benedict yesterday at the office of
the county judge.
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ICE CREAM SOCIAL.

The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Presbyterian church will hold an
ice cream and cake social on the
church lawn this evening as 1880
O'clock and tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock, r.
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Change Residence

Mr.. and Mrs. George Robidou have
moved fro mile Eight street to 7O8
Main street where thew have opened
up Il modern rooming house.
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YISITING WARD HON

Steve Ward of Minnewaukan is
guest at the home Of his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Oscar Ward for the week.
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WEST POINT MAN DEPARTS

WEST POINT MAN DEPARTS
Kenneth Treacy who has been at
tending West Point Military acad-
envy left today for Fargo after
spending several days in Bismarck
He was an honor student at Shat
tuck academy and received his APP
I'pointment from there to West Point.
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Parsons House Sold

The w. L. Parsons residence on
First street. near Rosser, has been
sold to ]. L. Wallace. highway COM
mission engineer, through the He'd
den Real Estate agency
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Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
will hold ice cream social on church
lawn tonight, 1880 p. M, and tomor-
row afternoon, 4 p. m.
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ROSE SHOP

Commencing Monday. July
9th, our Semi-Annual Clear
ance Sale will take place and
continue thruOut the week.
Comprehensive values to be
obtained. No credit will he
extended, no exchanges made
and no approvals allowed. All
sales positively final. =
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CALIFORNIA GUESTS DEPART
Mrs. Mary Rolfe and Mrs. John A.
Cole of Long Beach, Calf, who have
been guests of their sister, Mrs. F.
H. Register for the past week left
this morning for Montana and the
coast.
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Parents of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Romes Hokch of Ma
poleon are parents of boy born
July at the st. Alexius hospital.
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Announce Birth

DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fisher are
parents of baby girl born yester-
day at the st. Alexius hosptal.>
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VISITS sIsTER.

Miss Sara Andrews left this MORN
ing for St. Paul, MIMI, to spend the
summer with her sister.
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VISITING IN IOWA

Mrs. Harry Wagner has gone to
Mason City. Ia, to spend the sum
mer with relatives and friends.
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CHEST OF RELATIVES

Miss Marjorie Burgum of Arthur
who has been teaching at Dickinson
during the past school year is u
guest at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Hedstrom.
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VISITS IN HERREID

Miss Irene Benz spent the Fourth
of July visiting with her parents in
Herreid, s. D.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION

Miss Adeline johnson, stenograph-
er for C. c. Converse, has returned
from St. Paul, Mimi. where she has
been enjoying a vacation for the past
two weeks.
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ISSIIE LICENSE

r. Phelps home. She is a sister of
Mr.. Phelps.
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ENJOYING CRUISE

Louis Carufel who has been en-
joying cruise on the Great Lakes
in the "Juniata," returned to his
home Tuesday.
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CITY VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Lundin of near
Bismarck shopped and visited here
yesterday.
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LEAVES FOR ST PAUL

LEAVES FOR ST. PAUL
Mr5. F. II. Register left this morn
ing for St. Paul, Mimi, to spend
few days ut the home of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dill Register.
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FROM PARADISE

Mrs. c. E.. Mexican Of Paradise
spent the Fourth Of July at the T..
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LudYa Jansanius Ill.

Judge Fred Jansonius is confined
to his home suffering from an at
tack Of tonsilitis.
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Nellie Smith. sister of Mrs. Hoffen,
viii is their guest.
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CITY NEWS
Parents Of Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Weigle of the city
are parents Of baby girl born yes
tcrday.
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MOTOR TO CIV

MI and Mrs. Joe Hoffen Of Brun-
stad Motored to Bismarck yesterday.
They were accompanied by Miss
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COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETING
The regular meeting of the Com
munity Council will be held Satur-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
Masonic Temple rest room.
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DEPART FOR HOME

Mrs. Frank Belmore and family of
Kent, Mimi, who have been guests
at the John Crawford farm home
left yesterday for their home.