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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-21
Return From
Last Rites For
Miss GustavisOn

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Jones and DR.
and Mrs. w. f Cole have returned
from Albert Lea. Minnesota, where
they attended funeral services for
Miss Eleanor Gustavison, who was
the victim of an automobile &C
cident in Ohio Sunday
The accident happened about seven
miles northwest of Norwalk, Ohio,
on paved road. Rain had made the
pavement slippery. The car skidded
off the pavement and the front axle
and wheel broke, the car plunging
down 2O-foot embankment. and turn
ing over. it appears from informa-
ton given to relatives. Miss Gus
tavison was seated in the front seat
and Rollo, a brother. on the right
SIDE in the rear seat They caught
the full brunt of the crash. Mr.. Hen
nlnger. brother-ik-law Of Rolro Gus
lawson. was driving and his wife.
kollo Gustsvfson and Mrs. Gustayi-
son were IN the rear seat. Mrs. Roll
10 Gustavison's scalp was badly torn
IN the accident, and Rollo Gustayi-
son is in q hospital. The family
party was driving at moderate rate
OF speed at the time of the accident
!, Among those who attended services
Tor Miss Gustavison at Albert Lea
were Mrs. S. H. Clark and Mrs. Dill
Register of Minneapolis.
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CHURCH FILLED
WITH FRIENDS n
Many Pay Respects at Funer.
al of Mrs. 4. J. Wood
manSee

The Methodist church Was filled
with Borrowing friends, 1T. the funeral
service held for Mrs. L. j. Woodman-
sec, who died Tuesday AS q result Of
"A nervous breakdown and compiled
Nions, yesterday afternoon. The altar
of the church was banked with floral
tributes. During the services Mrs
Frank Barnes sang "Thcre is Land
Mine Eyes Hath Seen" while tue
church choir sang Crossing the Bar"
and ASLEEP in Jesus"
Rev. S. +. Halfyard who delivered
the funeral address spoke of the
beautiful character Of the deceased.
her loyalty as a friend and worker in
the church and the inspiration which
those who had known her and worked
with her had derived from the as
ISOLATION. Ne emphasized the fact
that the friends and relatives could
derive happiness from the contem-
plation of a life we'll lived.
Before laying the deceased to rest
in st. Mary's cemetery short but
impressive service was held at the
grave.
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Real Estate ~ J.
Tranfers Filed

Real estate transfers filed with
the register of deeds follow:
August Schafcr and wife to A.
NJ. Thume and wife. lots q to %,
block 2, near Sterling.
J. B. Glanville and wife to Mar
garet Granville, lot 5, block IL,
Wing.
julius Holium to Andrew Mel
son NW1-4, Sec. 20, twp. 1879,
range Is.
Bismarck Devei iomcpt Co. to
". 7. Kraf. X So IT. lot 10 and west
l-2 of Lot II, block 10, River
view Ad.
Dorothea Waite to Frank Regiz-
nski part of sec. 26, twp. l44 range
70.
Grace A. Galmha to J. M. Lash,
Let l block 33, N. p. End Addition.
Alfred S. Dale and wife to A. f..
Holden, part Of sec. 4, twp. 49,,
range so. o
Henry c. Peterson to Conrad
Hilsdorf. SW IA, sec. g. twp IA
range 7S.
Bismarck Development Co., to
John S. Stumpf, lots 3 and 4, block
5, Riverview.
John A. Hoffman and wife to
Edna f. De Rockford. part of lot
b, block IL, Riverview AID.
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McCabe Methodist Episcopal
Church

DIR. S. F. Halfyard. Pastor.
Professor Harry l.. Wagner, or
ganist. =
1890 a. IN. Public Worship.
Organ Prelude.
Anthem: Come Ye Blessed of
Ny Father" by Wilson. Sung BY
double quartet.
Organ. OffertOry.
Solo, selected. Nv Mrs. Titzsim-
mons, of st. Paul, hut formerly of
Mandan.
Sermon thome: "A Large Place.
Organ Postlude.
1900 m. Sunday School.
1870 p. m. Epworth League.
A report of the Epworth League
Institute will be given. All Leag
Lcrs are urged to attend.
500 .. m. Public Worship.
Organ. Prelude.
Anthem by the male quartette.
Organ. Offertory.
Sermon.
Organ. POStlude.
Come and bring friend.
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REV. BUDLONG DEPARTS.

Rev. Minna Clarke BudIong of Kali
amazoo, Mich, left this morning for
Fargo to visit with her sister, Mrs.
N. C.. Young during July. For sew
cral weeks past Rev. Budlong has
been visiting with friends in Bis
marck and Mandan. After her visit
in Fargo Mrs. Budlong will 80 to Bos-
ton, Mass, where she will take up
work Sept. l as secretary of the In
ternational Alliance of Women of the
Unitarian congregation. This is the
first time that minister has held
this position. Rev. .Budlong was ut
one time chairman Of the North Da-
kota Library Commission.
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4SOciQl and
Personal
Saetre-Schnecker
Wedding Takes
Place in St. Paul

At very pretty home wedding
Miss Hattie Ruth Saetre, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Saetre Of st. Paul,
Minn.,> became the bride of Fred G.
Schneider, son of Mrs. M. H. Sch
necker cf Bismarck at the home Of
the brides parents Tuesday. July ~.
DIR. Harry Noble Wilson, pastor OF
the Central Presbyterian church OF
st. Paul officiatcd.
Miss Alice Saetre, sister Of the
bride, was maid of honor and Robert
II. Saetre, brother Of the bride, was
best man. AS the bridal, procession
entered the living room Lohengrin's
wedding march was played by Miss
Lillian Saetre, and the bride was Civ
en- away by her father.
Out of town guests attending the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Newton Forester of Bismarck, sister
and brothcr-in-law of the bride
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Larson
and daughter, Lenora of Minneapolis;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Christensen of
Minneapolis, Mimi Misses Ann and
Sarah Hansen of Plentywood, Mont,
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Scofield, of Bal
four
Mrs. Schneider was employed as o
stcnographer with the Provident Life
Insurance company of Bismarck
about three years ago. Mr.. Schneck-
er is employed in the business office
of Jim Jam Jems, saw service over
seas during the World War, and has.
taken leading part in the American
Legion affairs since returning.
After the wedding ceremony the
bridal couple and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Forester left by automobile on tour
of the lake region of Minnesota
Itasca Park, and the northern part of
North Dakota. They will be at home
in Bismarck August l, at % Avenue
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Mrs. ID. 7. Owens
Returns From Visit
To Powder River
(COntributed)

Mrs. D. T. Owens and children
have returned from a months va
cation in the Powder River cattle
country with headquarters at
THE Portal In the Pines" the
home OF L. M. Mac}kin, a brother
of Mrs. Owens.
This weirdlv picturesque region
presents volcanic upheavels with
flowing springs. a most extraord-
inary feature. The average home
steader does not subsist on grand
eur, and most, of the settlers
abandoned their claims during the
ccven lean years now fully past.
Those who were patient and trust
fu!. counseled, "Don't give up the
shin" The prairie schooner is
still seaworthy and liable to keep
aflOat for the proverbal seven fat
years. Striking oil has become n
vivid reality and a railroad is
burrying along, just as the N.
p. road fastened to the relief of
isolated ranchers in this locality
and every other corner of, the u.
5. A. for that matter. where set
tiers stick to their lob and don't
get discouraged and go. back
away hack to sit down and grum-
BILE about hard times. Getting
ahead ct the railroad is gettinp in
on the first floor, no crowding,
and the obvious advantages are
innumerable. -.
The grandfather Of this aforc-i
said. ground-flo0r rancher, jour
neyed. overland, from western
New York to western Wisconsin,
NO doubt often reminding his stub
born mules. as q mild form of the.
profanity of exAspt1 alton, "You
don't know what you're baking
about" We don't know but prob
ably the mules did and gave us
the privilege Of finding out, at
leisure, and there wasn't any
A swift railroad followed the
slow mules.
A stalwart son Of the overland
emigrant, chip off the old block
NOT the. mulish element but ma
terial by which railroads are made,
insured transportation BY exploit-
alton and even 80 tho generation
keep on following the Star Of
Empire till now they seem to have
reached realm where the sun
never sets, even for starlight.
anyway, the heat Is 50 intensely
Intense, our only consolation is ia
the probability Of getting Injured
to any extremes Of climate the
%. *
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. Harry G.. Postlethwaite,
ID. ID. Minister.
The pulpit during the month OF
July is being supplied by Rev. Harp
er X. Burns. whoris ready to render
any pastoral service required.
Morning worship at 1890.
Sermon theme: "The Book w on
derful." >
Solo "Thc Great Jehovah"-Mrs
Frank Barnes.
Duet "Closer Still With Thee
Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs. d. C..
Scothorn.
Evening worship at 8.
Sermon theme: GLOW We Are Made
Rich by Anothers Poverty"
Special music. -
Junior Sunday school at $3.50, 9TH
er departments at IL.
Christian Endeavor at z IN.
Everybody welcome to these ser.
vices. ~,
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GUESTS OF MRS. sOWLEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinney and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kinney of Far
60 will arrive this evening from a
motor trip through the northern part
of the state. Mrs. George Kinney, a
sister of Mrs. L. B. Sowles, viii stop
over for week with her sister
while the other members offthe par
-ty will make only short visit be-.
fore continuing on their way to
Fargo. #I
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PICNIC CLUB MEETS.

Members Of tho Picnic club met
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Lu-
cinda Logan. At 1880 O'Clock pic"
mic luncheon was spread. The after
noon was spent by the ladies in play
ing bridge.
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TO LAKES

Mrs. S. G. Stevenson left this
morning for Devils Lake. where she
will spend five or SIX weeks at her
cottage on the lake. In Sheyenne she
will stop over for short visit with;
her son, G. o. Stevenson, cashier of
the First National bank. p"
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MOTOR TO ISABEL

Rev. C. F. Strutz motored to Lab
Isabel today to join Mrs. Strutz and
children and Mrs. Frank Waibel
who have been spending the week at
the lake. Rev! and Mrs. Strutz will
return tomorrow to spend Sunday in
tNe city. Mrs. Strutz will probably
spend next week at the lake also.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner lth St. and Avenue B.

3. L. r. Johnson, Pastor.
Z Our morning worship is at 1890.
The pastor. will speak upon "The Cos
pei 81. Brotherhood" It will be
shown that this is the very heart of
the social teaching of the new testa-.
ment.
1900 Sunday school. Other bust
ness continues through the summer,
why should not the business of the
church 90 on? Keep up your attend
ance when not on your vacation.
1890 B. Y. p. U. Members who at
tended the jamestown assembly, will
report
$500 Evening worship and message
by the. pastor.
$500 Wednesday midweek prayer
service.
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Officials Here

W. c. Ranous, Superintendent Of
transportation of the 500 Line and
F. Il. Newman traffic manager.
10th of Minneapolis, were in Bis
inarck today After an inspection
trip here they left in their private
car for Minneapolis over the South
500
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SIMMER PARTY.

Misses Alice Wagner of Charles
'ston, S. c., and Marie Reynolds OF
Eaton, Ohio, who are guests Of Miss
Mary Atkinson and Miss Ruth Pol
lard were honor guests at slumber
party given by Miss Betty Durham
last CIV ming. A waffle breakfast was
given by the hostess for her guests
this morning.
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Bismarck HOSDltal

Mrs. Lawrence Neher, Leith. Miss
Minnie Fuchs. Paradise. Emma
Fuchs, Paradise. John Larson,
Mandan. Master Lyle Smith. Lin
ton. and Mrs. l.. H. Plopper. Wishek
have entered the Bismarck hospital
for treatment. Mrs. Peter Ander-
son, Douglas. Mrs. Mike Giette:.
Blue Grass. Mrs. c. F. Ewald, He
brOn, and Ida Magnuson, Baldwin,
have been discharged from the
hospital.
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CHEST AT REID HOME.

Neil Reid who has just completed
a course in the department of law
at the Washington university at
Washington, d. c., since being dis
charged from military service has ar
rived for a visit at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reid. Mr..
Reid has been visiting with relatives
in Detroit, Mich, for several weeks
previous to coming here. Mrs. Neil
Reid and baby will arrive in the near
future.
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LOCAL CIR HONORED

Miss L. L. Mandiago of Braddock
a graduate of the Bismarck high
sch DOL in the class of '22, who is at
tending the Teachers State College
at st. Cloud, Mimi, has been chosen
as accompanies for the general as
sembly and for the boys and Girls
Glee clubs. Miss Mandigo is taking
special in music with Prof. Cans of
st. Cloud while attending college.
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RETURN FROM yACATIoN

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Barth and chill
Aren have returned from a vacation
trip 5pf IA couple Of weeks spent in
the, win Cities. s..s
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HASSELLS ON VACATION.

MI. and Mrs. q. w. Hassell and
family have gone 10 the Minnesota
lakes Tor a vacation visit. Before re
.urnlng M. Hassell who is buyer for
the A. W.Lucas company, VIII go to
New York and other eastern points
to select fall and winter goods.
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CLIFFORD'S CAFE

Ice Cream, Soc per quart.
If there was better to be had,
we would have it. Bakery
goods for sale. A good place
to eat. 7-21-lwk
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MRS. CLOUGH TO LEAVE.

Mrs. Harry Clough and son. Mer.
win, will leave Monday for James
town to spend several weeks visiting
with friends and relatives. Mrs. A.
Z. Elwell and daughter, Miss Lucille
of Fargo, who have been guests at
the Clough home will accompany
them and visit at the home of her
cousin, DR.. A. w. Guest.
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These girls will make their debut
in Washington society next fall
The golfer is Evelyn Gordon,
laughter Of Major Peytop Gordon.
e. S. district attorney. The swim
ner is Betty Byrne. The dad OF
Janet Moffut. the aviatrix, is Rear
Acmiral VIM. A. Moffet. Miss
Margaret Zolnay. daughter OF
George Julian Zolnay. noted artist.
is an expert at tennis. Miss Anne
Devereaux is a talented cquestri-
enne.
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ST. Alexlus Hospital

Master Russell Cochran, Blue
Grass, Mrs. J. w. Caldwell. Under
wood, Mrs. Martin Swindling. Baby
MarjOry June Jensen. Baldwin,
have entered the st. Alexius hos
pital for treatment. Miss Lydia
Call of Burnstad has been dis
charged from the hospital.
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Unity South Side Mission and
Charity Society
Regular services every Sunday
at $3.50 A. M, in German.
English service at 10 O'Clock
by Rev. Alsbury.
Sunday school at II O'clock by
Miss Ingram.
Clothes and shoes may be sent
to the Mission 3Q5-16th ST., So. or
call up phone 567J.
J. B. HAPPEL, Pastor
j.. B. ALSBURY, Asst. Pastor
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CHANCE IN RESIDENCE

OHHHA&SN1I IN 1SI0IOC1NOH.
MIR. and Mrs. George Smith are
moving into Person Court into the
apartment left vacant by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris Cordner. Mr.. and Mrs
Cordner will take up their residence
on First street and Ave. A September
I. They will spend q couple of weeks
at the home of Mrs. A. D. Cordner.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
4th st. and Ave. C.
Sunday service at 1880 A. M.
Subject: Life"
\. Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 8 o'clock.
A reading room is open in the
church building every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, except legal
holidays, from to 4 P. M.
All are welcome to attend these
services and to visit the reading
room.
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VISITING AT LAUDER HOME.

Mrs. Otis O'Rohrer and daughter,
Miss Helen of Clifford, Iowa, have ar
rived to spend about six weeks at
the home of the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Lauder. Mr..
O'Rohrer is engaged in the grain
business in Clifford and owns an ele-
vator. From here they will go to
jamestown to visit at the home Of
Mrs. O'Rohrcr's brother, G. c. Lau-
a der and her sister, Mrs. Lottie Lee.
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VISITING IN orJEREC

Mrs. Mary L. Mclean has just left
. Ottawa, Can, for Quebec, where she
will visit her son, w. J. Mclean, &C.
cording to word received by friends.
She visited her birth place on the
Ottawa while there, and has been
enjoying a delightful visit.
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EXTREME STYLES

Kid painted in Paisley designs
and shark. alligator, ostrich and
lizard skins are, used to make the
fancy sandals so popular with
those who affect extreme styles in
footwear.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors who so kindly assisted
US during the illness and death Of
our beloved wife and mother.
Joe Rocky and children, Gladys,
Alice, Francis, Joseph.
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RACK TO THE EIGHTIES

There is suggestion of the
eighties" in the hustle draperies
and bouffant effects of the present
day. but fashion experts say the high
collars, rigid stays and many pet
ticoats are in no danger of return
ing.
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RETURN FROM CoAsT

DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Ruediger have
returned from an outing in the yell
lowstone National park. DR.. Ruedig-
Yellowstone on his way home from
San Francisco, Calf. where he at
tended medical meeting.
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MRS. OBERT OLSON LEAVES.

Mrs. Obert A. Olson and daughter,
Miss Auvurne left this morning fo.
Minneapolis, Mimi, where they will
visit with Mrs. Olson's parents and
friends until the last of August. Mr..
Olson accompanied them as far as
Valley City. After looking after
husin"ss interests there. for a few
days he will return.
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GUESTS AT BUTLER HOME

Mrs. Chester Bickerstaff of Buffalo.
NJ Y. and Mrs. Claude Porter of
Belvedere. ILL.,, arrived yesterday to
visit for week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. p. H. Butler. Mrs. Bicker-
staff and Mrs. Porter, cousins of Mrs.
Butler. are enroute fhome after visit
in California; sIIa
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RETURN FROM TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gullikson,
who have been visiting in Watford
City for the past week returned yes
terday. They made the trip by auto
mobile.
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PAGE FIVE
RAISED WAISTLINE,

The raised waistline is = feature
in. fall fashions. Whereas it has not
entirely returned to normals 1t is
much nearer that goal than it was
six months ago.
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Zion Lutheran Church

N1OH IuLueIHu CUuFCm
Avenue d. between 9Th and TIN
streets.
10000 a. m. German service.
11:O0 a IN. English service. Ser
mon on the subject: Gods Word
and Gods People,"
No evening worship.
v. Bartling, Pastor.
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CITY NEWS
Parents Of Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rosenthal OF
the city are parents of baby girl
born at the st. Alexius hospital
this morning.
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RETURN FROM VISIT.

Mrs. Al. Barrett and son, Alfred,
who have been visiting at the homo
of MI. and Mrs. H. W. alien of Brad
dock for the past week returned to-
day. 8''f =. -
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PERFORATED LEATHER

Perforated leather Is used effec-
lively on suite. dresses and coats
for fall. In some cases II gives tho
effect OF elaborate embroidery.
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SCARLET LEATHER

Bags of scarlet leather were
much in evidence at the Paris
races. Those OF rich gold brOcade
or colorful embroidery were
also popular. ~
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ON VACATION.

Miss Maude Angliss is spending
her Vacation WITH rs; parents in
Dickinson Miss Angliss is stem
ograpler in the Tax Commissioners
Office.
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MOTOR. TO CITY.

Mr., and Mrs. w. e. Byerly of Velva,
returned to their home yesterday
after spending several days in the
city. Mr.. Byerly is a state game
warden.
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JERSEY DRESSES

Jersey dresses and suits from
Paris have large collars and iohffs
Of suede, sometimes of white. but
more frequently OF beige or tan.
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RETURNS, HOME,

Ralph Golseth, who has been =
guest at the home Of his uncle and
: aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Bjerke for
the past two, weeks returned this
morning to his home in Jamestown.
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MRS. BAKER GOES TO LAKE

MRS. BAKER CUES To LAKE. =
Mrs. Lyman A. Baker left this
morning for Moorhead and Mime
apolis, Mimi, to enjoy a vacation Wis
it of about six weeks. She will Whit.
with her sister at Lake Cormorant a
part of the time while away.
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TO ST. PAUL

Miss Flora Faleoner left this morn
ing for st. Paul, Mimi, to visit with
relatives. In the fall she will enter
the Central high school there.
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RETURNS TO DETROIT

Miss Mary Shechan Of Detroit.
Mich, who has been a guest at the
home Of her uncle. Th9fnas Sheehan,
for several weeks leftm Thursday
evening for her home. ~ H-v9
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Evening preaching service at 8
o'clock.
Special music. Vocal duet by
Misses Johnson and Olson.
a cordial welcome to all.
Prayer service and Bible study
Tuesday p, M.
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TO CONVENTIONS,

Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Bjerke left this
morning for Minneapolis, MINI. Mr..
tBjcrke, manager of the RuAsell-Mil
Ter Milling company, will attend the
Millers' Managers convention.
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FALL COLORS

For fall wood greens and bottle
green's. with dashes Of scarlet or
orange, are to be the leading colors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-21
AT PETTIBONE LODGE.

WINSCS IidIcI UHV TSIItt 1CdTCc wv
enjoying vacation ut PcttibOne
Lodga, near Detroit, Mimi, where
they nave taken a cottage. Miss Lois
fcarce who has been visiting in St.
Paul joined her sisters at Shorcham.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-21
MARRIAGES LICENSE.

A marriage license, was issued yes
terday BY the county judge for Miss
Lillian Nelson who is employed at
the Banksof North Dakota and Ber,s
nard B Roberts Of Bismarck.
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BUSINESS CALLER

Percy M. Hansen, of jamestown
formerly with the Alert, was bust
ness caller here today.
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= Ots UeOTKc CuuTCU
DR.. RyersOn, Rector.
Sth Sunday after Trinity.
Early celebration at a. m.
& Morning Prayer and service .,
ii a. m. What and When is Eter-
nal Life"