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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

statoval. (Vystavka tato umists-
ma byla v sale hostince p. Dvofa-
ka a obsahova..A mimo krasnych
blatskych plen a vyysivek zejmena
lahodne vyrobky za6ek hospodyn-
skeho kursu: JENNIE peeivo. dorty
RUNE pokrmy. O uspofadani
vystavy zaslouiily Sc mimo sic.
Schneidrovou zejmena tel pi. u
citelova Asova a pi. Kantorova).
kdyz pax byla p. presidenta
je;ts jmenem ;kolni mladeze po-
zdravila Mafenka Sebestlova,
dcera revirnika z Piciny. vsedl p.
president do automobilu, kvstina-
mi krasns vykra;leneho. (ktere da
la k disposici firma Laurin Kle-
ment. zastoupena v {. Budsjovi-
cich firmou Jul. Skrlandt a spol.)
a osobns panem Jos. Skrlandtem
fizeneho. nastoupena dalsi ce-
sta. ktera byla cestou opravdu tri-
umfalni. We v;ech obcich. kudy
Sc jelo. bylo obyvatelstvo shromaz
demo u silnice nadsens vitalo p.
presidenta. Zejmena tel Ctyry
Dvory Sc v tom ohledu vyzname-
naly.
Y c. BudsjoYicich panoval v
tu dobu jiz horesny lneklid. Tisi-
ce zraki obracelo Sc k Husovs til
de odtud dale K mostu. Bylo
jiz pull 7. vecer. kdyz fada auto
mobili pfejizdsla Dlouhy most a
"a zvukl fanfar Libuse vjizdsla
do mssta. provazena hfimavou
zdravici Sokolstva. shromazdsne-
ho Husove tfids. Vsichni pfi-
jizdsjici hoste byli zfejms pfekva-
peni krasnym uspofadanim spali-
ru. y Jirsikova namssti auta "a
stavila p. president vystoupil.
ably pfijal
pozdrau msstn c. Budejouic.
Vojenska hudba zahrala hym-
ny. naGez starosta mssta p. vladni
rada Bednch kral. oslovil p. pre-
sidenta nasledovns:
Pane presidente! Racil jste
laskavs vyhovsti nasemu pozvani
a zavitati do naseho mesta. ktere
jest stfediskem toho jihoceskeho
kraje. odkud vznikly ony myslen-
kove proudly, jimiz jjste Sc tolik "a
byval. Mas lid. jehoz nsktere
sverazne rysy nezmsnila ami fada
nskolik neutssenych stoleti. tim
radostnsji vita Vas. pane presii-
dente. ktery jste Sc stal jeho osvo-
boditelem. Teprve kdyz zlate
paprsky rama nasi samostatnosti O.
zafily take jihocesky kraj a po-
mezni hradby sumavskych pra-
hor. pax teprve Sc dostalo jihoce-
skemu lidu - snad pravs zde nej
vice uti;tenemu to po STRANGE
kulturni a hospodafske - moz-
nosti. ably Sc pine rozvinul a skill
eel ovoce dfiysjsi drobne prace
nad;enych mistnich pracovnikl.
Jde to ztuha. ponsvadz lid zije We
vlekle hospodafske krisi. ktera v
jjiiznich Cechach stala Sc povazli-
vsj;i je;ts nskterymi specielnimi
okolnostmi. tax uzavsrou hranic.
nedostatkem site zcleznicni lcel-
nych komunikaci, nedostatkem re
gulace Vltavy melioracnich pra-
ci konecns take drahotou dopra-
Wy uhli az ze severn Czech. Byt'
! ceskobudsjovicky kraj pochlubi-
ii Sc mohl tim. ze Sc stabilisaci cs.
koruny dostavilo Sc soucasns i
upevnsni morally obchodni. toz
piece jeho vlastni SLY nestaci od-
straniti pfekazky lety nahromads-
ne. stojici v cestu hospodafskemu
rozvojji. Sc kterym stejnym kro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

KEN jde vseobecny pokrok clo-
veka a ktery znamena take hospo
dafskou spravedlnost smsfujici k
miru mezi praci kapitalem, k i
miru tolik potfebnemu pro mssto
c. Budsjovice a cely jihosesky
kraj. Proto povazuji jako staro-
sta mesta "a svou povinnost. bych
obratil zraky pana presidenta ta-
ke ma neutssene stranky naseho
hospodafskeho zivota a doporucil
jeho dalsi vyvoj Vasi ochrans a.
Vasi velike lasce otcovske. obj
majici vsechen lid cs. republiky.
Ceske Budsjovice jako mssto Sc
staletou historickou tradici sms-
81 stfedoveku novovskem, pietns
opatrujici sve cetne historicke a
sverazne pamatky z davnych slav
nych dob. mssto pozadim lchva
tnych Sumavskych hvozdu. v
nichz strada jests mnoha nase ce-
ska mensina. c. Budejovice = ia
tepna celeho jihoceskeho kraje -
nemize byti bez velkych nadsji
do budoucna. A jako dovedl j.
hocesky lid S krajni ne1stupnosti
jiti svorns "a svym rodakem Ja-
nem Zizkou z Trocnova. jehoz
5O0lete vyyroci smrti prave letos
slavime. dovede nyni V budouc-
nu stati "a svym narodnim osvo-
boditelem "a velikym jeho sna-
zenim v nerozbornem siku. Jme-
nem mssta Ceskyych Budsjovic a
ve;kereho jeho obyvatelstva vitam
Vas. pane presidente. ma histori-
cke pids seskobudsjovicke CO
nejsrdecneji a prosim. abyste Sc v
nasem mssts uprostfed oddans
Vas milujiciho lidu citil zcela spo-
kojen."
Pan president odpovsdsl:
"Dskuji Vam "a Vase slova a
uvitani. pane starosto. Vite. ze
jsem byl "a Rakouska poslancem
"a jih. Znam Posumavi cely
kraj az sem a bud'te pfesvsdeeni,
ze nezapomenu, co jste mns pfipo-
mnsl!"
Potom vyslechl pan president
hlaseni generala Syroveho a mist
Mich velitell, prosel kolem cestne
roty, kolem distojnickeho sboru
legionaTl. re kterych nsktere O.
slovil, nacez prosel ma pozdra'
okolo zastupci ifednictva a rlz.
|nych ,korporaei a pokracoval pax
" dalsi jjizds tfidou krajinskou
namsstim Svobody. ulici Widen
skou, pres namssti Masarykovo. a
kolem sadl k budovs obchodni
prGmyslove komory. kde pro ne
ho uchystan byt. Ma namesti
Svobody shromazdsno bylo hlav-
ne zactvo vsech skol cesko-bude-
iovickych. Pozornost vzbuzoyala
zde krasna skupina divek narod
Mich krojich. umistsna ma zvlast'
K lcelu tomu postavene tribune.
Namssti Masarykovo vyplnsno
bylo clenstvem Orla hasiei. mi
mo Mich byli tn tez clenove spole-
censtva feznikI v krojich, dale
pax shromazdsni byli poslusnicil
narodni demokracie kolem sa-
dG zaujaly misto spolky a korpo-
race nsmecke. jez Sc dostavily Y
poctu velmi znacnem.
v obchodni a prGmyslove ko-
more, kan p. president pfibyi k
7. hodins vecerni. shromazdena
byla celia spravni komise komorni,
jejjiz pfedseda p. Josef Brdllk.
promluvil k presidentovi uvitaci
rec.
Pan president podskoval "a u
vitani a ujjistil. ze pronesena pfa-
nj bude miti ma zfeteli.
Nez odebral Sc pan president
do svych pokojId, zastavila jej roz-
tomila dvojice ditek bile odenych
: tfileta Alexandra Noskova. dee
ruska podplukovnika etyflety
Karel frost, synek nadporucika.
Mala Alexandra pronesla tento
versovany pozdrav:
"Pekns. Vas. tu, taticku
vitame v tn chvilecku!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

vsak dobfe svou vlast zname /
a ze "a nj, Van. taticku,
jen dekovati name!
My vitame Vas v dnesni den |
zde v jiznim kouts vlasti -
sva srdecka Vam neseme
vzdyt' busi hrdou slasti,
ze Cechy jsme budeme.
tax, jak Jste Wy jen snival
a ze k nam dneska pfijjel Jste,
kde Hus a Zizka dlival."
(Versiky slozila 81. M. Zlab-
kova.)
Pan president pfijav cd .ditek
kytici, poceloval je srdecns, Eacez
odebral Sc do svych komnat ke
kratkemu odpocinku. behem KITE
reho podana mu byla p. v. "a
KEN. pfedsedou spoleSenstva ho-
stinskych, vecefe, upravena v ku-
chyni restaratera p. V. Vanka (u
Volbrechti). Jak p. general ,Ce-
eek p. Zakovi sdelil. byl pan pre-
sident vsichni hoste v budove
obchodni komory ubytovani. ma
nejvys spokojeni jak ubytova-
MIN tax j S lpravou vecefe.
V pIl 9 hod. vecer nasledovalo
slaUnostni piedstaueni y mestskem
divadle. kan p. president odjel v
autu. doprovazen jizdni cetou so
kolskou. Pied obch. komorou. v
uhcich a pred divadlem shromaz-
dene obecenstyo provolavalo mu
slavu.
u vchodu do divadla ocekavali
hosta intedenat p. prof. Oh. Trc-
ka fedi,elem p. Veverkou a p.
prof. Trcka uvital ho timto pro-
slovem:
Pane presidente! Jmenem me-
sta a divadelni spravy vitam Vas
do naSeho jihoceskeho divadla.
Jsme 81 dobfe vsdomi, jak dllezi-
ty vyznam pro mesto a okoli a
kulturni snazeni ma toto divadlo
a snazili jsme Sc venovati vsech-
ny sve skrovne silly. ably divadlo
sve kulturni poslani vykonalo.
Prosim Vas pane presidente. a.
byste nasemu divadlu vsnoval svc
j zvlastni pfizeh jeste jednou
Was zdravim.
Pan president odpovsdsl DE.
kuji."
v divadle byl p. president 0.
becenstvem. jez vyplnovalo hledi-
Ste We vsech prostorach. nadseni
pozdraven setrval zde do 10 ho
din. pres celia dive jednani Smeta-
novy opery "Tajemstvi'' Opou-
stsje divadlo, vyslovil Sc k dopro-
vazejicimu jejj p. prof. TrGkovi
$50 to velice dobfe.
Pan president odebral Sc do
sveho bytu a jak jeho okoli ujji-
st'uje spal velmi dobfe. Pred
budovou obchodni komory konal
oddil pes. pluku {. | praporem
cestnou straz.
Ma krumlovskych alejich ma
Sokolskem ostrove konala Sc vecer
velkolepa slavnost a benatska noe.
Nedele 8. ccrUna.
krasna. slunna jako den pfedcha-
zejici. byla v c. Budsjovicich vel
mi ziva rusna. Budisek til vo-
jenskych kapel vylakal jiz rama
mnozstvi lidi do ulic, ktere pax
pozdsji hemzily Sc i zastupy OBJ
6anstva pfespolniho.
Toho dne byla ma pofadu nej-
prve slavnostni pfehlidka posadky
ceskobudsjovicke. jez konala Sc v
9 hod. dopoledne ma namssti Svo-
body. 'Vojsko pssi zaujalo misto
ma namssti. kde tez legionafi Sc
shromazdili. delostfelectvo pfi-
lehajicich ulicich. Vrchni veleni
mel p. general Horak. velitel 5.
divise.
Pan president pfisel Sc svou
druzinou k pfehlidce Besedni til
dou pres Masarykovo namssti. u
licemi Busejni. Sirokou a Biskup-
kou. S vsze znsly fanfary Ii
busa" kJyx oh,a,,;lo :. auto -
Evening star., 1924-07-17
OddLOts Furniture

(8) Canvas Seat Camp
Stools slightly imperfect. 1Oc
Folding Armchairs, with can
vas seat and back. Sold 90
$3.50 each. At. ....... ooS
(3) Dropleaf Kitchen Tables,
with large drawer. Sold
regularly at s12.5o. Fri SAC
day at. .................. ~'>c
(8) Cedar Lawn Settees, Aft.
size; high back. Sold
regularly at s6.75. Fri S30S
udy dt-
(i0) Odd Porch Rockers, natu-
raj finish solid maple; high and
low back styles, with arm rests.
Sold regularly at s4.9S c. O2
and s5.75. Friday at... p/''|o
Furniture Store-"Across the Street
Evening star., 1924-07-17
Little Girls White
VOiIe Dresses, $1.@

Little Girls White Wolfe Dresses, with
dainty hand-stitched necks. and hens. in
various pretty shades. Cute summer models
for the little miss from 2 to years of age.
0oAsnhsy's-Ttst Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-17
S2.49 Silk Scurfs
SI.69

Novelty Silk Scarfs that give distinctive
finish to ones summer outfit, whether for
sports dress These are full two
yards long and 20 inches wide, finished with
deep picot ends of contrasting colors. Shown
in every imaginable color combination.
Goldenherk s-Fist Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-17

Cedar Lawn Chairs, to match
settees. Sold regularly
ut $3.50 each. F'ridiy cIoo
at 9l.9S
(5) Lloyd Strollers. reclining
back and adjustable foot rests; 8
rib leatherette h d.
Sold regularly at s15.es. CO 90
Friday at. UCs1C
~ Boone Kitchen Cabinets,
full size; solid oak. with white
enamel interior; large flour bin,
completely equipped: porcelain
table. Sold regularly at c2O sn
$500. Friday at. t..... DoS.OO
(D Boone Kitchen Cabinet. oak
with white enamel interior; por-
celain slightly imperfect. Seld
reg u arly at $500. C2S M
Friday at. SoO.VO
Evening star., 1924-07-17
s2.39 Net Guim,Pes
Sl.69

Pretty New Guimpes, in overblouse style
made of fine net, attractively trimmed with
val and venice laces Some sleeveless style,
with jabots, others with three-quarter sleeves,
and Buster Brown or Tuxedo collars attached
White and ecru cOlors.
Goldenbergs-First Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-17
Boys S. Wash Norfolk Suits, $3.88


W
knickebocker 10
Evening star., 1924-07-17
So and $3.50 All.Wool Bathing Suits

% SOM l
imperfect quality andv edanwo Szes26 s.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
Ladies Night
OF Lions Club
Is Enjoyable

The Lions club held an enjoyable
open meeting last night at the Grand
Pacific hotel, preceded by banquet
at $3.50 p.' M, ut which Lions enter
tanned their ladies. Singing by the
entire number Of assembled guests,
led by Henry Halverson, with Mrs.
Arthur Bauer at the piano preceded
the after-dinner speeches. Chief
Justice II. A. Bronson of the SUI
preme court the first speaker of
the evening presented to the Legions
an opportunity for thought and ac-
complishment by making it their task
to see that the Missouri is again
made 4 chief artery of navigation,
which would, he said, give cheaper
freight rates for Bismarck and
large part Of North Dakota. There
also would be offered new outlet
for the coal resources Of this sec
ton, he said. l.. F.. Crawford, cur
ator of the State Historical society,
talked on "Reminiscences of the Bad
Lands" in which he gave first-hand
information Of the "cow country" of
North Dakota. He told stories OF
many Of the interesting characters
of former days in this region.
A radio concert was made possible
BY B. X Skeels, who set up two
complete receiving sets in the al
cove of the dining room. At first he
switched on the receiving set con-
nected up by telephone with the re-
ceiving station at his house, and then
one connected up with wires on the
hotel, to show the difference in static
produced by electrical interference
The North Dakota Independent Telc-
phone company gave a switchboard
demonstration. in charge Of l.. s.
Craswell. district manager. u
President l.. j Wehe presided and
introduced the speakers. The COM
mittee in charge of the evenings en-
tcrtainment was composed OF DR.. c.
D. Durscma, +. E. Hedden and &.
!. laugh
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
RADIO CONCERT

A radio Concert will be given to-
morrow evening ut eight o'clock at
the First Lutheran Church, corner
of Seventh Street and Avenue D..
This concert is given under the aus
piccs of the Ladies Aid Society. An
unusually good program is scheduled
to be broadcast. A silver Offering
will be taken for the benefit Of the
church
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
Social and Personal
cy. Mrs. Wilkinson was formerly
Miss Miss L %;Idaz. Mae clantSn' of Shell
STATE BOARD MEETING

.
The State Federated Clubs are
holding State Board meeting in
Mandan tomorrow and Thursday.
This is to be an executive session.
The Mandan Federated Clubs are
providing a banquet as Il feature of
the entertainment for the delegates
to this board meeting. All club wom-
en- Of this city and all other women
interested in club work arc invited
to attend this banquet ut the Lewis
and Clark Hotel in Mandan at $3.50
p. m. Mandan time. Mrs. Cary will
give report of her recent meeting
with the National Federation Exec
utive Board which met in Washing
ton, d. G. She was also delegate
to the National Illiteracy Conference
which met in the same city. All de-
string to attend this banquet are
asked to communicate with Mrs. Z.
W. Shimmcrs, phone 262W.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
CALLED TO BISMARCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Johnson of
Minneapolis, were called to this city
on account Of the serious condition
of brother, Victor Johnson. who
died early yesterday at one Of the
local hospitals. Mr.. and Mrs. John
son arrived this noon from Minnea-
polls where they were spending the
winter, not having any knowledge of
the death Of the brother. They left
Z for Wilton, this afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
ENJOYED 4 GOOD NIGHTS
SLEEP

81 wish to say that FOLEY PILLS
worked o. X. on me in couple of
hours and the pain left me at once
| took " couple of them in the after
neon. went to bed and had Il good
nights sleep and have slept good
ever SINCE" writes Con Thicl, llS
+. Columbia St. Fort Wayne, Indi-
ana. FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic
stmulant for the kidneys and will in
crease their activity. Refuse sub
Stitutcs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
Funeral for Mrs. l.. p. Mahopey

Mrs. l.. p. Mahoney, who died Sat
urday evening from diphther!a was
laid to rest in st. Mary's cemetery
this morning, vita Father Stag of
ficia,ing. Pail bearers were selected
from the llomesteaders Lodge of
which the deceased was n member.
Many beautiful flowers bore evidence
Of The esteem felt for Mrs. Mahoucy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. 0. A. Omett Of 600 Tenth
Street entertained eight little girls
and boy. friends of her young son
Buddy, in honor Of his eighth birth
day, Saturday afternoon, January 80.
The afternoon was spent in play
after which the children enjoyed the
birthday luncheon. The birthday
cake with the lighted candles formed
the ccntcrpiece. Little Buddy -c-
cel~ed number of pretty gifts i'm
memory of the occasion.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all who SO kindly
assisted during the recent illness
and death Of our loved one, Mrs.
Lawrence Mahoney. We especially
thank those who sent such beautiful
floral offerings and by kindly SYM
pathy helped in our bereavement.
LAW RENEE MAHONEY,
MRS. CHAS. NEJEDLY,
EMILE FAMOUS,
MRS. CHAS. DUFFEY.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
niSmarcL IIOSui,nl

The following have been admitted
to the Bismarck hospitals: Mrs. ia
cob Herring, Hebron; Freda Rader,
Wishek; George Mcttlcr, Beulah;
Milton Rychman, city; Mrs. II. W.
Middaugh, Mandan. Discharged: Mrs.
j. b. ChausSce, Dickinson; Edward
Tapley, McClusky; Emil Hanson,
Falkirk: Jessie Hughes, Mckenzie.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
WOMANS CLUB MEETS

The Woman's club held an inter
esting meeting at the home of Mrs.
+. B. German, yesterday afternoon
After the regular business meeting
the club enjoyed Miss Bertha Pal
mer's reading of Margaret Cables
paper. possibilities Of Pottery Max
ing from North Dakota Clays." This
proved to be an educational as wen
an an interesting feature of the after
Moons program. Roll call was re-
sponded to with the usual TOPICS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
P. E., o. MEETING

The p. E. O. Sisterhood held ITS
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
s. F. Hollingsworth, SOB First street,
yesterday afternoon. Roll call was
answered with quotations. rs re-
responses, from the "Original Sew
en-" The Original Seven" being the
founders Of tic SisIerhood. Mrs.
Lulu T.. Harris read an interesting
paper on Founders Day The state
and local bylaws were then read and
discussed At inc ci0sc Of the meet
ing
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
VISITS SON IN HOSPITAL

Mrs Marie Larson OF SRA left
for her home today after visiting a
son who is in the 4 smarck hospital
Mrs. Larson arrived in the city Sun
day and though very elderly lady
is exceedingly active for one of kGr
years
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
SPEND HONEYMOON HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wilkinson,
who were married last Wednesday in
Minneapolis, arrived in Mandan last
Saturday and are, visiting ut TIC
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Viii
kinson. Mr.. Wilkinson will be re-
membefed in this city as having been
an employee at the state treasurer's
Office under Obert Olson's incumben-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
JUVENILE BAND CONCERT

The Juvenile Band will ma..n their
first public appearance in concert
on the evening of Valentines Day.
The City Auditorium has been Sc
cured for the concert and Mr.. Sor-
lein is sparine no effort to make
this appearance of the City Juvenile
Band, one in which every citizen
may take great pride. The children
have worked diligently and have
made rapid strides in their study
and Bismarck is assured a splendid
concert when these youngsters APP
pear.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
LOCATED PERMANENTLY

Word has been received that Mr..
and Mrs. f. B. Woodward, former
ly OF this city, but who are now
spending the winter in California
are located permanently at the St.
Maxom apartments of Los Angeles.
The Woodwards were making their
home in Kalamazoo, Mich, and
friends, hearing from them regular
ly report that neither Mr.. and Mrs
Woodward are very we'll.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
ARRIVES IN CITY

The family Of A. X, Ticc Of Abcr.
deem, S. D., has arrived in the city
and taken one OF the Hughes apart
ments as temporary residence
Mr.. Tice is the new assistant mana
ger at the international Harvester
branch
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
Commissioning

Mrs. D. ]. McGillis, who has bee,.
seriously i'll at her home since
Christmas day is reported to be re-
covering very slowly. She is much
too i'll to receive visitors for some
time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-22
Stopped in the City

Lillian Miller Of Braddock and
Amelia Birrenkott of Steele stopped
off in this city, today on their way
to Regent. where they will visit for
several days with Miss Birrcnkott's
sister.
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past twelve years has resigned his
position with that institution ana
will come to Bismarck the last OF
this month, having accepted an APP
pointment as auditor in the office of
L. r. Baird, receiver Of closed
banks
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ST. ALEXIUS ALUMNI MEETING

The st. Alexlus Alumni Associa-
ton held their regular business
meeting last evening in the class
room at st. Alexius hospital. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Hilda
Mcdonnell, president, and Ida
Goetsch, Secretary and Treasurer.
{ Refresh mentS and social hour fol-
lowed the meeting.
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SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET.
The Sunshine club will hold rs
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
E. F. Trepp, 401 First street, tomn,
row afternoon, at three o'clock
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To Debate January %

The local debating team from the
Bismarck High School will meet the
Steele Debating team in the Bismarck
High School on Tuesday evening,
January 90.
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CITY NEWS
Undergoes Operation

George Upright underwent an OPP
Grafton this morning at one of the
local hospitals. He entered the hos
pital several days ago instead of Mrs.
Upright as previously stated.
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CIRCULATE PETITIONS

FIRST petitions to place the name
of W. &. McAdoo on the ballot for
the presidential primary in the state
were circulated in Bismarck today.
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W. Shaffer, city; Mr.. Dick Wilkcns,
youngstown. Discharged: Charles
Payne, city; Mrs. William kotten-
brock. Glen Ullin; Mrs. r. H. Poff
and baby girl, Killdeer
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Of this city FOR a number Of years,
is now playing in hotel orchestra
in Hong Kong, China, under a years
contract with the management.
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LOCATED IN SALT LAKE CITY

LOCATED IN SALT LAKE CITY.
Mrs. Helen Clemens, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D J McGillis. is now
living in Salt Lake City, Utah; her
husband securing an excellent posi-
ton there, and moving the first OF
the year Mrs Clemens likes her
home very much and in a letter to
Il Bismarck friend describes the
beauty of the Norman city
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St. Alcxius HOSDital

Admitted to the st. Alexius hos
pital: Fred G. Nelson. Wilton; Mr..
John kahl. Wibaux. Montana; Mrs
Christ Erlenbusch. Ashley; Mrs. NJ
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ACCEPTS NEW APPOINTMENT
Andrew Efdahl, VINO has been as
sistant cashier of Che Merchants Ma
tional bank of Dickinson, for the
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III AT IiOdlI,

Mrs. Elizabeth ToppnSs, of the
Webb Bros. clerical force. is con-
fined to her home in Nov Salem with
illness
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IN HONG KONG, CHINA.
Word has been received by friends
in this city that Lloyd Harmon, a
NJ ember Of the O'Connor orchestr:.
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The Humane Society for the
Friendless has removed it's office to
No. 1925, First Guaranty Bank
Building. Phone GO.-Adv.