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Its An Easy Matter To Place A WANT AID I'm 7
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Herbert \. WOOD TO r. \. and Katie
Moseley, March 20. 1924, deed 10 lot
is. block 81. Los Angeles Heights; $3.50
Herbert A. Wood TO Victor l.. Blood
March 20. 1924. decd 20 lot S. block %,
Los Angeles Heights addition; $500.
Matilda Otto TO 81. Psurs Evsnseli-
cal Lutheran Church, March 8, 1894. deed
to lot is and west half Of lot l.. block
5. new city block $751;, Rosemere Pace;
siS55.
Mrs. Mamie Stadlor. guardian, 10 T.
Rogers Jr.. February 10. 1924. deed TO
one halt interest in lot IS. block Is. Los
Angeles Heights; slsS
Frank Warren 81 al 20 ". \. SNOW.
March is. 1884. oui: claim deed 10 north
20 feet % lot /, block %. Somerset
Tex: $40. etc.
William Dcllsrmsn TO Mrs +. 4. Stsd-
Ter. october IS, 1898 quit claim deed
TO lot is, block Is, Los Angeles Heights
addition; s.,
Adeline Grandjean 20 Amsdeo Arch
neaea. March IS, 1894. deed TO lots 90
and -. old city block 1873. new city
block SOS. Eas;halnie addition; Sio0.
". II. Beck and wife 10 George Nc
Keen. March IS, 1894 deed 10 IS acres
out Of survey 5 as per field notes: $4,000.
Charles E. Porfert 10 Robert r. Davis.
Mare Is 1894. deed 10 lot :, block 10.
new city block 1885,; 81, love and affee-
ton.
Noyes Evans 10 Mrs. Emma =. shave
ley. October Is. 1898. deed 10 lot 10,
block 81. Somerset, Tex; $500.
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c. H Guenther Sons. Inc. addition
to flour mill, Guenther; $4,000.
Shelby Irving garage. Utah; $50.
II. NJ. Rogers. garage. West Craig;
$500.
W. II. Knox. repair. Camden: $500.
B. Martinez & Sons. roof, North Con-
cho: $3.50.
W. 7. Fields. repairs. West Craig;
$500.
s. II. Tick. garage. Scblsy: $3.50.
A. II. Ray. remodel. Buena Vista; $500.
l.. P. Peck, four-roon dwelling. Wicks
$4,000.
r. A. Richey, four four-room dwellings
on Grnet and four four-room dwellings
on Monterey. $3.50 each: $500.
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DELIVERY SERVICE.

When TIRE delivery OF your copy o. Th'
I,rht Is lat. or Irregular you viii do q
q favor By complaining.
Te,ephons Crockett IA: before p m
On week days and before IL A. N. OF
Sunday mornings and a PAPER will be
re,. you by special messenger.
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Circulation Department
Crockett lfl2.
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BIRTH RECORD.

Boy: To Mr.. and Mrs. George Stain
thorpe. March %. us Staffel street.
Girls: To Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickens,
March -. 4Os Harding street: 10 Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. F. Crossette. March 90
Physicians and Surgeons hospital: to
Mr.. and Mrs. Max W. Fritsch, March
81. 1914 Saunders avenue: to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stsp!slaus skloss, March -. sSi
Victoria street,
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT STENOG-
rapher with years of experience and
best references desires position at once.
Can or. 60Ol.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Mrs. Ada +. westmore ~ years old,
died March 20. Santa Rosa infirmary.
Mrs. J. q. CHASER. SIS wears old. died
March -. So7 Beauregard street.
Mrs Aminda SPAIN. ~ wears old, died
March e., 1915 South Presa street.
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REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR SALE

HARLANDALE
NEW BUNGALOW
$500. cash $500, sS5 month. cows on
first lien notes accepted or first pay
ment. Apply at 4o2 Pacific Ave. or r.
d. Williamson. Castrovtlle Tex
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LOsT-MONDAY IN ONE OF PUBLIC
schools, necklace and ring. Please call
Or. 3s0S: reward.
STRAYED-TWO FEMALE BOSTON
bull terriers from SOC Madison ST.
Phone TT. $685.
WILL PARTY WHO CALLED COLFAX
29-F5 about blue spotted hound. please
notify Fred Gembler, Route L. Box 80?
LOST Tw O-YEAR-OLD FIR Z 5 II
black heifer with halter and chain /;
white on right side Of bag reward. 1910
Ave. B. TT. 1916
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FURNISH & FURNISH
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
AND LOANS.
DUPLEX APARTMENT AND
RITNEATnW

a
AND LOANS.
DUPLEX APARTMENT AND
BUNGALOW
GOOD INVESTMENT
Large ten-room home. two
baths. two sleeping porches, ar
ranged for two separate apart
ments. also good five-room bunga-
low on large corner lot. convenient
TO car, jitney and schools. excel
lent location on Tobin IIIll. owner
going away. will consider any rea-
sonable offer. Ask Mr.. Foster.
CHOICE PORTION WOODLAND
AVENUE
HIGH on BEACON HILL
Furnace heated throughout. large
practical California bungalow,
seven rooms. breakfast room. large
living room. rustic brick fireplace.
large music room, loaded glass
bookcases, hardwood floors. large
= dining room. art glass windows,
large. unusually convenient kltch-
en-. many buIlt-in features, large
service porch with maids room
adjoining. hall between bedrooms
and bath, two large bedrooms,
large glassed-in sleeping porch,
large mirror door closets large
tile bath, base tub. pedestal lava
tory. tile wainscoting, large base
ment, servants room, bath. wash
room, new furnace. garage. SER
wants room attached. large lot.
beautifully terraced, roses shrub
berry. high elevation, surrounded by
nothing but high-class homes.
Owner leaving city. Call Mr.. Stcd-
ham.
DANDY DUPLEX: LAUREL
HEIGHTS
Consisting of four large rooms
each. hardwood floors throughout.
white enamel woodwork with ma
hogany doors. located OIL a corner
lot. both streets paved. double
garage with a servants room and
toilet, this property X almost new.
but quick sale necessary Shown by
appointment with W. c. Allen.
FURNISH & FURNISH.
6i6-2S Brady Bldg. CIR. 1924.
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FURNISH & FURNISH

BEACON HILL.
PRACTICAL BUNGALOW
Large. compact. seven-room bun
gslow. oak floors throughout. cove
ceilings. French doors. built-in
bookcases both sides of large brick
fireplace. art glass window in din
ing room, cozy breakfast room with
table and chairs and built-in buffet
dandy kitchen with built-ins and
Pittsburg heater. large service
porch with storage closet Two
large bedrooms, one having direct
connection with lovely sun parlor
o. or sleeping porch. which has di-
rect connection with unusually at
tractive bath. with ba=e tub. pedes-
tai lavatory, dressing mirror. large
linen closets. gas heater installed
i'll wall. large bedroom closets,
one with mirror door. hallway con-
nevting bath to all rooms, all
woodwork in hfgli-grade white
enamel. lovely wall papers. fine
electrical fixtures. gas and base
plugs in all rooms, large garage.
servants room ana storage room.
Fine high location and offered on
very reasonable terms. Call w. c.
Allen.
BEACON HILL BARGAIN
ONLY $4,000
-Four rooms. sleeping porch aud
bath. polished floors. latest built
in features, white woodwork, nice,
yard. fruit trees and flowers,
small cash payment and terms
like rent. Ask Mr.. Foster.
FURNISH & FURNISH
Sl6-23 Brady Bldg. Or. 1924.
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GENHRAL
INSURANCE
GEO q SAUR 4 SON

FOR SALE-ONE OR TWO LOTS.
south front, on Clifford court. block
and half Of youth Presa car line. Phone
TT. 1929
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REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR SALE

Oracle CoRNETT RAMSEY.
General Real Estate. Or. SAL.
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FOR SALE. RENT OR TRADITIONS
acre. just outside city limits. Can be
irrigated. A good chicken dairy, or
truck farm. Fine soil. CIR 312S
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PARTY LEAVING THE STATE HAS A
paying market and grocery for sale in
good location.
BUSINESS INVESTMENT AGENCY
4V9 russell Bldg. Tr. $3.50.
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SIS REWARD

for handbag lost off OF car on ".
Commerce st. about o'clock, be-
tween s. p. depot and Water St;
reward will be paid and no ques-
lions asked II returned to 2l0
Queen Ann court. Phone TT. 1896;
papers in grip with j. z. Garrett.
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3 LOTS

with sewer connections, on good street
and splendid location. Extra large and
a $4,000 house building, now. across the
street. Price for these three $3.50. Easy
terms. Owner. CIR. $50.
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For S425O-Terms
Convenient, Modern

slx-room, half block from car line
suitable terms. Apply II. J. zamzow, 400
Bowie. Or. 10062.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED FEMALE

! wANpED-LADY TO DO SHOCKING
on children's dresses at home. only
experienced need apply. Juvenile Mfg.
/ Co. i0s y. Pecos 81.
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SOLEDAD 81.
Lot 6ix120. corner with sixteen-room
mouse. VIII take as part trade six or
seven-room house on north side Of city.
Address Box No. 4S. care Light
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ALFRED {. MDANIEIl, S-d.
Wise Master.
LOST AND FOUND
BLUE AND BLACK SPOTTED HOUND
wearing collar with name plate Fred
Gymbler lost Sunday on Hidebrand read.
Reward. oifay 2sF5.
LOST-LADY'S HANDBAG SUNDAY
night at Hermann Sons dance. con
! tanning keys TO car and small change
Finder please call Mission Pals.
Wrist Watch Lost
Lost-White gold wrist watch, I. D.
on under side. watch attachH to silver
ribbon bracelet. liberal reward. 20 Lo-
lsoya ST. Business phone Cr ei5s.
LOsT-BLAcK FUR COMING OR CO.
! ing from woodlawn Hills Saturday.
1 Reward. Ring Or. S57s.
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RENTALS
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-HARLANDAL 2O1 SAY
ers avenue. five-room house. Or. 1912.
II. p. Ingrum.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

TRADE OLD FURNITURE. CALL
trade man. he will take your oil,
niture on new and pay the baianc
YOU get paid.
HENRY A. ROGERS FURNITuR
Tr. 4422
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ACREAGE
Two acres. Pleasanton road with two
houses, one place rented for SIS per
month; price 1850. easy terms: also two
or more acres in Edgewood with real
good improvements price $500, with
easy terms. Call Mr.. McClain. Or. 1928.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
L-G. y.
No. From Laredo .:..1;oe a. n
No, 5-From 81. Louis and.
Kansas City ..........s:50 a. m
No. s-From Laredo and Mex
leo points ..........h:SVp 2. M
Nc. s-Froui 81. Louis ........e:l5 p. m
No. From 81. Louis, Santa
Fe Conn. Sunshine
Specially ............. .io:.e 2.
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DEFARIUHEy
I.-G.
No. 9-For 81. Louis, Santa Fe,
Conn. Sunshine Spe-
cial) .S:o5 a. m.
No. For st. Louis ..........e:Q0 a IN.
No. B-For Laredo and Mex
leo points ............i0:00 a. m.
No. 8-For Temple. Fort Worth
and Kansas City, (Santa
Fe Sleeper). 81. Louis
via Palestine, L.-G. y.
sieeper) ...............s:15p p. m.
No. 1-For Laredo ...,,.10:s5 %, m,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

PARTY LEAVING THE. STATE HAS A
paying market and grocery for sale in
good location.
BUSINESS INVESTMENT AGENCY
i05 Russell Bldg. Tr. 3SI2
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WANTED-GlRL ABOUT SIXTEEN
for stock and errands. Apply with ref
ercncss 90 Eda and Mathilde Wolf, 60d
GoliaH 81.
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uELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

EXPERIENCED Ill L EkEEPE Il
would like a place at once with Prot
cstant people where permanent and eff
fective help is needed. No objections TO
small town or country. Mrs. Seward, lis
Piedmont Ave.
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LET Us RENT YOUR HOUSE
store. Richey & Casey.
WE CAN HANDLE YOUR RE-
property efficiently and can gual
satisfaction from fourteen years q
ence Richey & Casey. Or. llss-
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
Annual Staff
Entertains at
Halloween Dance

The high school was the scene OF
much merrimcnt last evening whcT
the staff Of the annual "Prairie
Breezes" gave Halloween Masquer.
ade, which was for the benefit OF
the 1925 annual. Miss Dorothy Bird.
zcll, as editor-in-chicf Of the annual
was in charge, with Archie McGray
in charge OF entertainment, Murial
Robinson in charge of decorations
and Robert Nucssle as business man.
ager.
A program consisting of the fol.
lowing numbers was given in the as.
scmbly before the dancing:
A play put on by the Junior Play.
makers; a song, Cascy's Wooden
Wedding, by Bert Dunn; Two solo
dances by Murial Robinson; Archie
McGray's Scvcncttars, Minstrel Show
After the program the gymnasium
which was festivcly decorated, was
the scene Of games which were un-
der the direction of Mr.. Macleod
Following the games, dancing was
enjoyed, with Archie McGray's or
chcstra furnishing the music. Re-
frcshmcnts were served during the
evening
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
MOLLEUR RITES
TO BE MONDAY

Funeral services for !. Molleur
who died early yesterday, will be
held at $50 o'clock Monday NOM
ing at st. Mary's pro- Cathedral. with
Father Stag officiating The body
will lie in state at Webb Brothers
chapel Sunday afternoon from , to >
p. M. Respects to the dead may De
paid at this time.
Pall-bearers will be r.. NJ. Washce,
John Maasen, Paul Brown, Frank
johnson. Joseph Coehlan and Frank
Wilcox. Honorary pail -be'.rers will
be W. H. Webb, A. =. Lenhart. II. +.
y Hare, J. 2. French, Rolin Welch,
G. Bcrtsch Jr. and Alfred Zuecr.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1924
Social and Personal
League of Women
Voters to Meet

The regular monthly meeting of
the League of Women Voters, which
will be held Tuesday evening, Oct
ober 20, at the high school, pro-
misses to be one Of the most inter-
esting scheduled for the year, in as
much. as c. c. Converse, State Tax
Commissioner, will discuss the in
itiated tax measures to be voted
upon November 4.
The League of Women Voters is
a national organization which has
been doing very active work along
educational lines in a number of the
eastern states. One particular phase
of the work of the organization is
to get out the vote, but since the
League has been organized such a
short time in this city, no active
work along this line has been plann-
ed for this year.
Mrs. v. j. LaRosc will be in
charge of the musical program which
will be given in connection with the
talk by Mr.. Converse.
All women and men Of the city
are invited to be present at this
meeting which is free to the public.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25

the motor to fire. Hot words do not
start the car any quicker.
"When these conditions arise
says Mr.. Corwin of the Corwin Mo-
tor Co.. Willard storage battery
dealers. "therc are two things to be
done. One is to have the carburetor
adjusted to meet the atmospheric
conditions to insure quick starting
The other is to have the battery
thoroughly examined by a competent
battery map to see if it will stand
the strain of long cranking.
"If the battery is in a run down
condition after the summers work
it will take only few cool mornings
and long crankings to do it serious
| damage. Maybe it only needs water
hut even that is important.
"Remember, too," cautions Mr.
Corwin, darkness comes early these
days and lights are burned longer
| Thst is Il drain on the battery the
same as starting. But anyway" hi
says, "have the carburetor adjusted
and keep the battery fully charged
A fully charged battery never
| freezes"
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
AT THE MOVIES
THE ELTINGE

The feature at the Eltingc Theatre
Monday and Tuesday will be the
screen version of Harriet T. Com
stocks book, 1.-The Tenth Woman"
The cast includes John Roche, Ray
mond Mckee, Charles Buddy" Post,
Gilbert Holmes, Alec Francis, and
Edith Yorke. June Marowe and
Beverly Bayne share the stellar
honors. June Marlowe is Warmers
newest screen star. Her first stel-
lar role after she signed the War
ner contract for an indefinite per-
iod was in Find Your Man"
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
AT THE CAPITOL

One Of the strongest casts ever
assembled to make a motion picture,
irterprets the story of "Wine.'
UniversalJewel which will be
shown at the Capitol Theatre COM
mencing Monday. The picture is
the screen version of one of the
most sensational exposes of the
manner in which the Volstead Act
is violated, the story of the same
name by William McHarg. published
in the Cosmopolitan magazine. In
cluded in the cast are Clara Bow,
Forrest Stanley, Robert Agnew,
Huntly Gordon, Myrtle Stedman, Leo
White and Walter Long; Louis Gas
nier directed.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25

Kobs, New Salem; Master Andrew
Hummcl, City; Miss Mary Albcrg, ST.
Anthony; Master Leo Erdman, Nor.
ristown, S.. D.; Mrs. Mich Balzer
City.
Discharge: Miss Ida Beisch, Stan.
ton; Mrs. Otelia Bauer, Golden Val.
ley; Miss Lizzie Schatz, Turtle Lake
Mrs. J. +. Roehrich, Strasburg; Jake
kast, City; L. Il. Larson, Douglas.
Died: Mr.. {. J. Rathbun, Livona.
Births: Mrs. NJ. H. Chernich, baby
girl, City; Mrs. H. c. Arnold, baby
girl, born this A. M, City.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
ENTERTAINS AT HALLOWEEN
PARTY

Miss Jean Sctser entertained cigh-
teen of her friends last evening at a
Halloween party given at her home.
The evening was spent in playing
games, stunts and dancing. The
rooms were decorated in the Halo
wcen colors, with refreshments at
the close of the evening. Prizes were
given in several of the games and
were won by Marian Strutz, Buell.
Quain and Ruth Gordon. A fortune
cake, in which was baked ring, a
thimble and dime. was feature
of the refreshments. Jane Stack
house, Rolla Moyer and Vera Person
were the lucky winners Of these arr
ticles. Mrs. Meyer assisted Mrs.
Setter.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
ENTERTAINS FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
GUEST

Mrs. A. NJ. Christianson cnte rtain-
ed yesterday afternoon at a bridge
party in honor Of Mrs. p. r. Fields,
of Grand Forks. Four tables were
at play during the afternoon, honors
being won by Mrs. Jos Breblow.
Nasturtiums were used as the dec
oratiOns. Refreshments we're served
at the close Of the games.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
WATCH CAR AS
WINTER COMES

Along about this time of year the
average motorist gives his profan-
ity vocabulary thorough workout.
This is especially true in the north
ern part of the country when the
thermometer flirts with freezing
nearly every night in spite of the
heat Of the day.
Nor do motorists in the south es-
cape the ferewarnings of winters ap-
proach. Atmospheric changes occur
that only the weather bureau instru-
ments and automobile motors record.
But the heated language has little
effect except to ease feelings as the
starter is ground around and around
and the choke is manipulated to coax
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
Peoples Forum
FOR NEW COURTHOUSE

FUN .<EW SOO HOSoL
Editor Tribune,
Bismarck, N. Oak.
Dear Sir:
In so much as the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners have decided to
submit :; bond issue to the voters of
this County for the building of a
new and much needed Court House,
| wish to emphasize the great nceu
for the success Of this question,
both from my official position as
State Fire Marshal of North Dakota
us well as heavy taxpayer in said
City and County. The present
building is inadequate for the bust
ness of the County at the present
time; it is fire trap and by being
such, valuable records are in jeo-
pardy and surely would be Destroy
cd should Il fire occur. Bismarck
and Burlcigh County, being the
point where all State Law Questions
must start. one can readily realize
what law it would mean if these
records as we'll as all other records
i'm the various offices should be
lost. The building is dilapidatcd,
unsanitary and not a place where
public business should be conducted.
Therefore, as an officer of the
State who has the matter Of fire
prevention and fire protection to
contend with. and as a taxpayer. 1
hope the question Of the success OF
new building will prevail OH
November 4th.
Thanking you for giving this space
in your valuable paper.
Respectfully,
H. L. READE
State Fire Marshal.
Bismarck, N. Dak., :
Oct. "a, 1924.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
CITY NEWS
Bismarck Hospital

Admitted to the Bismarck hospital
for treatment: Mrs. Henry Nc
Clusky, Wing; julius Miller, Krem;
Fred Rilker, Lead; Mrs. S. A. Eli
son, Huff; r. ID. Crum, Mckenzie;
Mrs. w. H. Williams, Bismarck; !;
Kicth Ricketts,, Dauglas.
Discharged: Mrs. A. o. Fuglie,
Parshall; Howard Shipley. Steele;
Mrs. C. F. Frandsen and baby girl,
Sanger; Thelma Rowcrkind, Pollock.
S. D.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
WILL RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tatley, their
daughter Clara, and grandson, Mas
ter Edward koffel, leave Sunday
morning for Los Angeles. The old
est son of the late Theodore Koffel
will make his home this winter with
the Tatleys. The Tatlcys have been
here visiting Mrs. koffel and Fred
and John Peterson, proprictors of
the Grand Pacific hotel.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
LEAVES FOR FARGO

Mrs. DeMar, head of the Woman 8
North Dakota, who was in the city
last evening attending special
meeting of the association held at
the home of Mrs. Brandt, left this
morning for Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
ENTERTAINS AT PARTY

ENTERTATNS AT PARTY
Donald Robbins - entertained for
ten Of his boy friends at Hal
lowe'en party last evening at his
home. The evening was spent in
playing games after which refresh
ments were served. The decorations
were carried out in the Halloween
colors.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
NEW SCARE

A very attractive new scarf con
sists in three layers of gcorrctte
crepe, one black and one white and
one gray.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
r. F.. O. TO MEET

L. r.. ~. ~ MEL
There will be meeting Of the
P. f. o., Monday afternoon, Oct
ober q. at } o'clock at the Business
and Professional Women's Club
Rooms, with Mrs. +. r. Smyth, as
hostess.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25

LEAVES FOR McCLUSKY
Mrs. Charles Axt of this city, left
this morning for McClusky where
she will visit with relatives over
the week end.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
PEARL. NECKLACE

The necklace of pearls with imta-
tion emeralds introduced athcr
sparingly is the jewel fad of the mo-
mcnt.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25

LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA
John Jackman, who has been here
for the past few months, left yes
terday for his home in California.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
POPULAR STYLE

A style that is new and sure to
DC popular is the straight. three
quarter length cape of leopard or
tiger skin.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25

1t is time to think about
those Christmas photos. Our
new location is on the ground
floor opposite Mckenzie HO-
tel. Rembrandt Studio.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25
SEAL. POPULAR

No fur will be more popular for
trimming purposes this winter than
seal, both for gowns and wraps
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-10-25

HERE FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT
Mrs. Andrew Garness and daug-
ter of Regan are in the city, while
Miss Garness is receiving medical
attention at a local hospital.