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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
/. HALFF AND
bROTHERH HERE
/ FOR 50 YEARS
owing Business Has Me-
Fessitated Three Moves
to Larger Quarters.
NUARY SALES GOOD
rked Increase in Business
Is Experienced Since
First of Year.

be business of NJ. Half & Brother,
|esale dry goods merchants here,
|ns January, 1923, was more than
lie the business done during the
month last year, according to Alex
|dalff, president and general man.
NJ. Half and Brother are whole
Is, manufacturers and importers, of
known lines of clothing. The con-
was established in San Antonio
than sixty years ago by NJ. Half
has grown rapidly. Today it is one
be largest wholesale firms in San
bnio and the Southwest.
hen Meyer Half established the
Half and Brother wholesale house
than sixty years ago, 1t occupied
|ilding near the intersection of Com
and st. Mary's streets. The COM
soon outgrew its first quarters
moved east on Commerce street to
| lite now occupied by the main build
be the A. B. Frank Company. This
ling also became too small and an
move was necessary which was
Is the street to the site now occu-
| by the Straus-F Frank Company. In
the new NJ. Half and Brother
| ing was constructed on East Com
Re street at the corner of Rusk.
Alex Half Takes Charge.
liter the death of Meyer Half. his
Alex H. Half, became the presl-
and general manager of the con-
He has held this position con-
tusly for a number of years.
| e first six months of 1922 we're
3uraging, Mr.. Half says, but the
half of the year showed a marked
Loyement, in fact, better than the
had expected. The demand for,
Else in the price of cotton and wool
The decrease in unemployment. af-
III the NJ. Half and Brother,
esale house favorably.
Inuary, of 1928, showed a marked
nee in the business of this con-
Mr.. Half reports. its business
,g been more than double the vol
ldone the same month of tho prior
Business Is Improved.
Ie advance in merchandise prices
partial explanation, Mr.. Half says,
|llso that the firm has put forth a
| Ter effort than, ever before in its
~ to increase its business. In do
Ibis. he says. new departments have
added and an additional number
+perienced men employed. The firm
{given better service to its GUS
IS recently than it has ever done
e, he says.
De NJ. Halff and Brother firm is one
underwriters of Merchants Trade
planned for February u to is.
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Y ANGELO PLANS
70 ENTERTAIN 1000
AT BIG CONVENTION
It Texas Chamber of
Commerce to Meet
in May.

h ANGELO. Feb. 1O.-Preparations
htertain between 5000 and 1000
rs expected in San Angelo during
|923 convention of the West Texas
Der of Commerce, May 21-22-23,
|'been gotten well under way by a
Ing committee composed of Col.
Walsh, chairman; W. NJ. Hemp
| e. A. Broome, Houston Harte.
DeBerry, George II. Cox, A. B.
rood ST., and George Z. Webb.
Banquet with persons seated for a
block down West Beuregard ave-
hear the st. Angelus Hotel, cow
sunion, a pageant contrasting the
Vest with the new, a beauty con-
kor West Texas queens" and ad-
Is by national celebrities, expected
Nude Governor Al Smith, of New
and Alvin Owsley. national COM
r. of the American Legion, are
+ ed as features. Six towns are al
getting ready TO enter bids for
924 meeting. Twenty bands are
ed and will compete for prizes
Eng $4,000 in three classes.
|hb-committees have been appointed
finsportation Walter ?. Buck,
han. to secure low railroad rates.
he trackage for Pullmans and
trains; automobiles for furnish
rec transportation anywhere in
kty, an auto ride on the second
nd regulate traffic and provide
ION signs.
nnce: W. d. Holcomb. chairman,
licit and collect funds to defray
| tes.
|iitation: Ernest I. Jackson. chair
o clean up homes, business houses.
and yards, provide Pullman
disposal, rest rooms and drink
ater.
ITS: J. c. Develiu, chairman, to
Re baseball and polo games.
ing and boxing matches. golf,
hing, trap shooting and other con-
for trophies at the San Benito
r. Club, cowboy contests and old
Sports such as tug-of-war, catch
creased pig. water fight. etc.
| licity: Houston Harte. chairman,
Ihish advance items on the conven-
Iereby stimulating attendance. fur
|Iiispatches and radio announce
provide facilities and wire ser
or press representatives and a
lal record of the convention in
pictures.
les entertainment: Ralph H. Har-
airman. to arrange dances. music.
III chaperones. luncheons, teas
.Antry Club and elsewhere:
|,buet. L, ". Walker. chairman,
ire tables, seats, tablevear, cook
Installation Of loud speaking ap-
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will be able to go to Chicago. transact
your business and return to New York
all in "A hours.
First announcement Of preliminary
negotiations with the Schuettc- LAM in
terests was made when the A. I. c. was
organized a year ago, following n tour
of Europe by a party of financial men
and engineers headed by Benedict Crow
ell. DIR. Schuette was here last year,
and recently returned to complete the
plans. He said he was returning to
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TO AID WOOL GROWERS
Store House at Sonora Will Help
SbOckmen.

Sonora, Feb. 1O.-Sonora ranchers
and merchants are enthused about
proposed building of store house in
Sonora to take care Of the large wool
and mohair clips which are produced in
the Sonora country annually. 1t is
probable that a meeting will be called
soon to investigate the cost, time, etc,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

W. Brown, chairman. to arrange dis
play of products, with living map of
Tom Green county, preparation of data,
itinerary for auto tour. selection of
route and preparation of places to be
visited.
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Europe February 10 to look after some
of the Schuette-Lanz subsidiary plants
affected by the French occupation Of the
Ruhr.
Before DR.. Schuette comes back to
America next summer construction of
the first airship will be under way"
said Otto V. Schrenk. his counsel, repre-
senting him in association with Snow
den A. Fahnestock. president of the A..
I. c.. in negotiating for plant facilities
in this country.
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A Million Dollars
ToFind Your
Hat
Hats have way of getting mslaid, yet ..E
you probably wouldn't set aside
Million Dollars to find yours.
Hmay be interesting to know that other
people have done this for you-have in
vested Millions so that you may locate any /. 5
thing in the dark and enjoy many other
venences night and day.
The fires die out in your electric
light plant. Boilers and generators al
ways the job. Miles of distributing lines #~
are ready for the snap of your SWITCH ..
1t took money to construct this equip
ment. 1t takes money to keep it in order. 1t
will take equipment and more money -*-"
to answer the growing demand for cleo
ticity.
This Company spends Hundreds of
Thousands of Dollars each year to insure the .<
growth of San Antonio Recently power
plant capacity has been greatly increased;
natural gas has been substituted for
featured gas; street cars have been -..
dered-al of this for bigger and better San ~.
Antonio.
You can help do what a million
and a half other Americans have done what
banks and insurance companies are doing
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REVENUE rrvD
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coal ,..l...s.... 3sis
ttai Parrish 900 r.br. Go,
fw.ldine fer Sreen
windows ...... ahS
1853 Eastern Mtnn. Power
Co. lamps ......... $40
1873 Pine ti.y Mere Co..
eong.leum ...... tss
aest W. A. sauser supplies s.ss
sh7s Interstate Lhr. 60.
isss Eastern Vim. ''ower
Go. lamps .....t.s. ile
1855 Interstate f.hr Co.
1897 W. 4. ssos.r pipe. NJ,
,ss, rs ,'n.s s nee s n'.r' Gre 1915
s,ss Joe France. 10 cords Of
wood ......ts.... seee
ave Eastern Minn rower
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Total ....-.t......... 7rs1s
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$l6,OOO,OOO
BEING SPENT
ON EQUIPMENT

New freight cars and locomotives
placed in service this year by the
Northern Pacific Railroad to provide
better transportation for the North
west have cost the company nearly
sixteen million dollars, according to
Il report made today by company Of
ficials.
ALI this new equipment is now in
service or will be before the year
closes. The bulk of it consists of
freight and refrigerator cars for
which twelve and half million
dollars was expended.
The other three and half mil
lions were spent for 40 new locomo-
tives, 1000 box cars, $50 stock cars,
900 gondola and convertible cars, 70
passenger refrigerator cars and
1000 freight refrigerator cars.
The new locomotives include 20 of
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

rlNOI tnEo01 ENIAN CHUKCh
Rev. Harry c. PostlethwaiAc, d. d.
Minister.
The pulpit is being supplied by the
Rev. Harper Il. Burnsr whose resi-
dence is Ill Thayer Street. Phone
929R.
Morning worship at 1880 A M.
Sermon theme: How to Win the
Christians prize for 1921.
Special music by quartette.
Antheme: "The King of Lone, my
Sheperd Do" by Shelby.
Anthem: "Jubilete Dec" by Nevin.
Junior Bible School at $3.50 A. M.
Other Departments at IL o'clock.
Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 p.
M
Subject: "Morc Christlikcncss."
Leader: Rhode Clausen.
Senior Christian Endeavor at G:3O.
Subject: wishes for the New
Year."
Evening worship at 1880 r. NJ.
Sermon theme: Christ In Pro-
phecy."
Special music.
Anthem by choir Thou Didst
Leone Thy Throne"
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The choir will repeat the Christ

The choir will repeat the Christ
mas music.
The committee on the budget
canvass will send out to all SUBJ
scribers to the budget, a carton of
Duplex Envelopes" to be used
throughout the year.
The subject Of the morning ser
mon will be Progressive Theol.
Ogy."
The Rector desires to thank
those who by their gifts and help
made it possible for the lite folks
to have such happy time Christ
mas eve.
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First Baptist Church

FOurth street $na Ave. Is.
l.. X. Johnson. Pastor.
1890. morning worship. The
pastor will spc"k on the subject.
Reviewing and Renewing" Few
people have past which satisfies
them. How can this fact be turned
to advantage"
1900, Sunday School.
G:3O. b. Y. i. Y. and "trusaders -
1870. evening VIC s''n and ser
mon by the pastor. T; q evening
services will le ev nselis'ic dur
ing the winter. Mrs. Hughes will
lead the music.
500, Mid-weck meeting for
prayer.
1880. Monday. Sunday School
Workers Conference.
Mrs. G. f. Wingree will sing at
the morning services.
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Y. C.. T. DANCE.

! The entertainment committee of
the U. T. C. have completed ar
arrangements for their New Years eve
dance at the Grand Pacific hotel.
Secrecy as to the novel features is
being maintained to give guests a
series of real thrills. The commit
tee on entertainment is going arouno
in Sherlock Holmes attitude mere
ly looking wise and saying wait for
the big show" Reservations are
coming in rapidly, many out Of town
guests will be .hcrc, and Tho jollicst
crowd in the history of tho Bismarck
U. c. 7. is locked for.
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CAPITOL.


Billie Dove was . Zicgfeld Follies
beauty before divorcing the stage for
the screen. For the first time in her
picture work her tcrpsichorean
graces are seen as she appears in her
mystifying role Of "The Masked
Dancer" opposite Tom Mix in his
new William Fox production, soft
Boiled" which comes to the Capitol
theatcr on Monday for = three day
run
The scene Of her solo dances takes
place in roadhouse, which is run b,
Tom Mix, in his role of Tom Steele.
Tom has to run this place for six
m nths without losing his temper or
fighting in order to win the fortune
willed him by his uncle.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Corner Seventh and Rosser Sts,
c. F. Strutz, pastor German preach
ing service from 3:45 to 10:45 a. m.
All other services are conducted in
English. Sunday school from 1O:45
to ll:45 m, followed by a brief
Missionary Address by the paste,
Evangelical League of Christian En-
deavor, Miss Alice Bremen, leader,
7:15 p. M.
The intermediate League meets
simultaneously with the Senior Lea
que in the basement, Mrs. j. II.
Grant Mcdonald in charge. Even.
ing sermon at 8 o'clock. Special mu-
sic. a cordial invitation to all.
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st Alexius HOSPITAL

st Alexius Hospital.
The following have entered the
hospital: Otto E. Schweiger. Wash
burn; Master Otto Fischer, Stras.
burg; Miss Helen Fischel, Strasburg;
Mrs. Nick Billman, Richardton; Mas
ter c. Beylund, city, and Miss Jean
Bankston. city.
Those discharged: Miss Eunice
Rotten, Hazelton; Miss Alice Bran
en-, Kintyre; Mrs. P. P. Jones,
Menoken; Miss Katie Woehle, city;
Miss l. Davis, Mckenzie; Mr.. John
SCHNEIDER, Tappen; Mrs. D.. W.
Smith, city; Mr. Edw. Godfrey, Lis.
bon, and Miss Olga Nelson, city.
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ENGINEERS DANG f..

About forty couples were present
at the dance given by the Engineers
last evening at the X. =. hall. The
barty was in the nature Of a get to-
kcther" affair and the holiday season
stded greatly in making this feature
Y success. Friendberg's orchestra
furnished the music and dancing was
Enjoyed until two o'clock. A lunch
.on was served at midnight. The
Engineers have always entertained
heir friends most delightfully."- in the
,aet with their dancing parties.
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WALTON FACES
A NEW CHARGE

Oklahoma City, Dec. 29.-Former
Governor J. c. Walton will face the
eighth criminal charge brought
against him in connection with his
administration when he is brought
in district court here on an indict-
mcnt alleging grand larceny. The
dcposed executive, who is charged
with taking money contributed for
campaign expenses and converting it,
to his own use, is expected to file
notion to quash.
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rr,Scs Will I've sprun" on the dancers
under the present plans Follow
ing this hour there will be supper
served in the dining room. with mu-
sic, noise and fun-makcrS Of all kinds
to nclp the diners greet the new
year. The dancing viii begin about
1880 in the evening and viii con
tnuc as long as the dancers -dcSirA.
An extra fine menu is planned for
the occasion.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-29
SCIENCE BODY
ELECTS HEAD

Cincinnati, Dec. 20. DIR. J. Nc
Keen Cappell Of New York City was
elected president of . the American
Association for the Advancement Of
Science today. He succeeds Pro-
fessor c. d. Walcott, secretary o..
the Smithsonian Institution at Wash
ington.
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MANY SURPRISES ARE BEING
PLANNED FOR NEW YEARS BALL

Monday night is the night; the last
Of the old year.
What? Why the night of the Nc.
kcnzie New Years ball
And the bunch is going to all be
there.
And the Eats and Noise -O'Gee.
1t is going to be u corker
With program rich and rare;
And if YOU miss this function
You'll hate yourself for fair.
SO hurry and buy your tickets
And plan to have seat;
For there's going to be plenty of
noise
And plenty of things to cat;
And there is going to be plenty "a
dancing
And plenty of fun en- galore.
SO be surg and make II reservation
At two and a half a person.
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Al THE MOVIES
THE EI.T1NGE.

"The Half Breed from the Nor.
CISCO stage play of the same name is
the feature at the Eltingc theater
for Monday, Wheeler Oakman has
the title role.
"The New Years" show ut the Ell
tingc features Richard Darthlemess
as a dashing young advcnturcr in
"Thc Fighting Blade.
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ELKS PARTY A SUCCESS.

A large crowd was present last
ivcning at the Elk's hall to enjo,
Inc of the most delightful parties Of
he season. Wagner's orchestra fur
tished the music which lent much
b the occasion. Lunch was servct
i midnight and dancing enjoyed un-
IL two O'clock. This is the first par
y that the organization has put on
his season and the members are
loping that several more may be
fven.
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McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CHIIRCH

McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Dr.. +. S. Halfyard. Pastor.
Prof. Harry l.. Wagner. Orgtnist.
l0:3O A. NJ. Public Worship.
Organ Prelude
Anthem: "God is our Refuge and
Strength" BY Drew.
Organ Offertory
Solo Selected. BY Miss Louise HUI
Der.
Sermon theme: THE Life Indeed"
Organ Postlude.
1900 Sunday School.
A full attendance is requested.
$3.50 p. NJ. Junior League.
$3.50 p. NJ. Epworth League.
Topic what time is it,"
1880 p. NJ. Public Worship.
Organ Prelude.
Anthem: II Will Extol Thee" BY
McPhail. Sung. by double mixed
quartctte.
Organ Offertory.
solo 20 Savior Hear Me-" BY
Dudley Buck, sung by VIM. J. Nog-
gle.
Sermon theme: God In the
World"
Organ Postludc.
: Come and bring a friend.
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DANCING PARTY FOR HOUSE
GUEST

Z w
Miss Marcelle LaRose entertained
at one Of the most beautiful holiday
parties for the younger set, in honor
, OF her house guest, Miss Elizabeth
Ball, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Ball
of Fargo.
Sixteen couple were present, in
Guiding number of the younger set
Gom Mandan. The home Of DR.. and
Mrs. LaRosc on Sixth street was
beautifully decorated in keeping with
the holiday season for the party.
Informal dancing was enjoyed by the
guests until late hour. when de-
/ lightful refreshments were served.
A number Of holiday parties are be-
ing given in honor Of Miss Ball dur
ing her visit here.
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GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Sth and KOSSer SIS.
Sunday morning: Sunday school
at 10. Service at IL Subject: "Was
God My Comfort" Sunday evening:
Young Pcope's Bible Studyat 7:l5.
Evening service at 8. Subject: The
Sealed Book.
Monday evcnig at .: Watch night
service.
Wednesday evening: Mdwcck
prayer meeting at 8.
= G. SPROCK, Pastor.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Solo by Mr.. Humphreys. The
Birthday Of A King"
Bible Study and Prayer service
Wednesday at 1880 p. NJ.
This church wishes you Happy
New Year.
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CITY NEWS
Bismarck Hospital

The following are entrants to the
hospital: Mrs. Eric Tangedal, Van
Hook; Mrs. A. j. Frietag, Max; Lii
liam Richter, Krem; Mrs. Jens Vet
terson. Werner; c. Whitmcr, Yucca.
Discharged:
John Stierle, Carson; Thomas
Jennings. City; Amelia Maier, City;
Mrs. john Schott.
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Trinity English Lutheran Church

1F1hUy EnKI1Sh LuthfTNN ChUrCIl
Corner Ave. G.. and 7th st.
Services Sunday, morning and
evening.
! New Years evening vigil will
he held in the church basement.
during which time welcome will
be rendered new members. Re-
freshments will de served by the
Ladies Aid. At 3 O'Clock the same
evening the regular annual bust
ness meeting will be held. All
voting and prospective members
please be present.
]. G.. Monsoon. Pastor.
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DANCE TONIGHT

Bismarck Canton No. s, I. o.
= F. will give the seventh of a
cries of dances at Odd Fellows ana
.ebekahs welcome. Luncheon will
e served. These dances have proved
cry popular in the past and it is
oped there may be a splendid at
enhance.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Morning services, 1890. Sunday
school, IL noon. Evening services. 8
o'clock. Music by the choir at the
evening services. All are codally in
evening services. All arc cordially in
f. +. ALISON, g
Pastor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-29
LASKY STUDIO
WILL REOPEN

Los Angeles, Dec 90 The Fa-
nous Playcrs-Lasky studio her,
which recently suspended produc,
ton, viii! be reopcncd January 7,
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HERE WITH FAMILY

w. J. Corrigan is id Bismarck
bending the holidays with his FAM
y on upper Sixth street. Mr.. Cor
lgan is with the International Har-
ester company Of St.. Cloud.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER %. 1923 !,
Mrs. N. P. Hansen, Of Fargo, with
whom they are spending the holidays.

Mrs. Louis Helstein and daughter
Herbetta Of Hibbing. Minnesota ar
rived yesterday to visit with MIS-.
Helstein's sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ruder
who has been confined to the hospi-
tai for some length of time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-29

the famous Northern Pacific "Paci-
fic Type for passenger service and
% Mikado and 4 Mallct engines for
freight service.
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Unity South Side Mi~sicn j.
Charity Society

Regular services every Sun lay
at 1890 a. m. in German. English
service at 7:30 p. M. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 1890.
Please send your worn clothing
and shoes. etc. to the Mission 3O5
10th st. So. or call phone 557J.
J. b. Happel. Pas'C".
J.. b. AlsbMrv. Asst. Pastor
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st. Georges Church

DIR. RycrsOn, Rector.
(Tllc first Sunday after Christmas)
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning service and sermon at
II a. m.
Service OF Baptism at 3 %. nj.
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Special features are planned for
the advent Of the New Year, at the
annual New Years ball of the Nc
Kcnzie hotel Monday night On the
stroke of II midnight, several sur
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GIVE PARTY

A bridge party was given c6mpli-
lentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
fright of Valley City by Mr.. and
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ENTERTAINS FOR DAUGHTER.

Mrs. E. Whitaker entertained in.
ormally for her daughter, Miss Nora
Buckley, Friday afternoon. Miss
buckley is teaching in tie CONSOLE
lated school Of Garfield near Regain.
Inc will return to her school on Mon
lay at the close of her vacation.
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VISITING HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Shaft of Minot
arc the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Shaft.
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RETURNS HERE

Mrs, X. F. Jack has returned
from several weeks visit with her
son and family at Hinckley, MINI.
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SOCIAL

Miss Mathilde Hess of Mandan is
Entertaining at a dancing party, this
Fening, in honor Of her house guest
!iss Salley Roberts Of Fargo, and
Hiss Elizebeth Ball of the same city
,hA is house guest of DR.. and Mrs.
IA Rose of this city.