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Evening star., 1925-06-07

HELP-DOMESTEC.
COLORED GIRL to do general housework
whole or half days: must have references.
Apply 1902 webster st. NV.
COLORED WOMAN. reliable. for small
apartment must be good worker. cook and
take washing home: references REQUIRED.
Call Sunday morning Apt. 81. 1901 10th
ut. NV.
COOK. white small family city references
REQUIRED. Phone Cleve. 24es. 20
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.


bOOkREEPER. young man woman. pref
erably with some knowledge of stenography
Office. I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man and wife for
doctors building: quarters in exchange. but
small salary for taking special care OF doc
tors calls. FrankhA 1881.
COUPLE. white. for work in small apart
ment house; some repairs: rooms and bath
references. Call Potomac 1888 Sunday night
or Monday.
MAN AND WIFE TO care for country home.
man Tor garden and cows, woman to cook
and do housework: good home and good
wages. 123 10Th st. ne.
MARKERS and assorters. experienced. Ap
ply 40l at. NV. Sid.
YOUNG COUPLE. cook and butler. with Al
references for exceptionally good position. TO
go out of city. Apply In person after
O'Clock Monday. 1901 Sth ST. NV. 8.
NJ A K K f RS, ASSORTERS,
SHIRT fRONERS: MUST
BE EXPERIENCED: GOOD
PAY. PALACE LAUNDRY,
I2o 9th 81. NV.
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HELP-MALE lCont,dl.

MEN-CASH REWARD for information
leading TO fraud claims against auto insur-
CASH REWARD for information lie aiding
to thefts from, stores. garages. factories,
buildings, trucks etc: Call or write.
RIde o0s q :, n ~
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LIVE MEN WANTED
To sell Ford products. Splendid opportunity
for willing workers. Robey Motor Co.. 1929
l. st.
Evening star., 1925-06-07

If YOU looking for Office help, chauHeurs
porters laborers, domestic help or desire to offer
your services, place an advertisement in The Star
under appropriate classification.
Evening star., 1925-06-07

COOK AND HOUsEwoRKER. references.
1921 9th NV. tnear Wardman Hotel.
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SEWERS.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of an experienced
sewer in mems clothing altera-
ton department Apply employ
ment Office. F st. entrance. The
Hecht Co.. F st. at 9TH.
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS tseverap. first
slassI. Apply Monday morning. loo9 l4th
et.
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WILL SOME ONE GIVE CAPABLE
woman and two children. boy. 15. and girl
Il work on their country place or care for
11l-Z Star office
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YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO MEET
pdrtles oriVlnR 10 southern Illinois soon
Address Boy 2sa-Z. Star office
Evening star., 1925-06-07

MABELLE HONOUR'S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
,IIi, Culture-W ashington,s only exclusive beauty
culture school: practical experience guaran-
teed- 3l0-1l Burchell Building S17 18th ST
n W. Franklin 5l31
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC first class. must
be steady and reliable workman. Post &
Schooley. rr37 Johnson ave. NV. =.
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MADAME <
WANTED-MIsCELLANEOIJs-

and All other rubber corsets repsired Work
called for and delivered su' "'i "A
lS0c l4th 81. NV North oAn
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BAKER-First-c class for partnership in new
etand. Columbia 5902-J for appointment
BAKER an around colored nian; room and
board. 5l7 N Henry. Alexandria. Va.
Phone 55B-J.
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Opportunity for Salesman

To build permanent and profitable business
in nearby territory selling our exclusive line
of art calendars monthly mailing cards, per,
sonal and business greeting cards. as we'll
and outdoor signs. II you over 25 years
of age. resourceful and energetic with sell
ing experience (not necessarily in line
YOU viii find this an opportunity to make
from $4,000 to $4,000 annually. Give
complete information in first letter. Al
dress F.. W. Wood. ir..
The kemper Thomas Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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C[,o73NHEIDENTIAL DETECTIVE sERvICE-S
AND ABSOLUTELY DEPENDABLE sE-
SKET SRE AGENTS; FORTY YEARS IN BUsI-
KNOWN As THE CAPITAL SERVO SERVICE ELoF or
The CAPITAL CITY: CONSGLTATION
aREE AND STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL,
LIN 1 500 BRADFORD NC. TRANsPOR
IAIioN BUILDING, 18th AND II STS
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HELP-DouEsTIC (Cont'd,.

COOK. general housework must be capable
Industrious: good wages. references. 1915
Evening star., 1925-06-07

FANCY fRONERS, expert
enced. on silk work: good salary.
Apply at once ready for work.
Climax Dry Cleaning Co, 112O
Queen st. ne.
Evening star., 1925-06-07

MAN first class for body and upholstery
work on Ford cars: none other need apply.
Ask for Mr. Leonard superintendent Taylor
1S1N l4th
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bUUhkEEPEH and stenoErapher: must ne
experienced. 2S to 35. with executive abil-
ity and experience in salesmanship. TO take
complete charge of branch small loan office:
Unusual OPPORTUNITY for right type OF man TO
get rapid advancement: $3.50 per month 10
start married man with preferred: COM
munlcations strictly confidential: reply Civ
Ing nhoue number. American Small Loan
Co. Inc Address Box 6-Z. Star Office. -
Evening star., 1925-06-07

DRUG MAN to price merchan-
disc for big firm; man with
wholesale experience preferred (;
wonderful opportunity for ad-
vancement to executive position.
Address Box 1917. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-06-07

BOOKkEEPER. typist and cashier with 10
of1ce. %
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LET YOUTH
WORK OUT
SALVATION
BY CYNTHIA GREY

When Betty and Bob married, the
parents Of each promptly started up
ward toward the ceiling. Said her
mother:
IL don't want my daughter to
marry a poor man and have to wash
dishes and do housework as | have
always done. want her to marry
some man with money who will let
her have a maid and motor car.
She has lots Of suitors with money,
she needn't marry a man who hasn't
anything"
And Bob's mother said: ~ don't
want Bob saddled with wife and
possibly Il family while he is still
so young. He deserves few years
of freedom, a chance to have care
free time before he settles down.
Betty will keep his nose at the grind
stone the rest of his life
But these young people didn't care
much about what the parents thought.
They were very much in love so they
seemed very rich. Nothing mattered
but that.
Bob's salary was ridiculously small.
He held Il minor position in an
architects office. He had talent and
ambition, but no particular pull, and
had to get along decidedly on his own
merits. Betty had always had COM
Portable home, induleent parents, and
was so popular that she led socially
gay life.
If they had gone on the rocks and
given up their marriage rs a bad job
after a year or so, no pne would have
been surprised or blamed them par
ticularly. They would have said it
was all in the cards.
However, it didn't. They moved in
to one-room apartment with Il
kitchenette in plain view and bath
room they shared with two other
people on the some floor.
But they made that room very
beautiful. They painted it, hung
colOrful curtains. and Bob even made
all the furniture ACCORDING /" some
of his ov., ideas. 1t took time and
patience, Of course.
"But we've got all the time in the
world" laughed Betty, "because we
haven't money enough to go to shows
or cabarets. and it's just as well to
have something to amuse US at
home"
Every new thing they bought was
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Margaret McGarvey
Guest of Honor
at Bridal Shower

Mrs. Hugh McGarvey and Miss
Ruth Carney entertained Thursday
evening at the home Of the fomer,
&c Avenue d, in compliment to Miss
Margaret McGarvey, whose marriage
to Mr.. Edgar Scott will take place
the latter part of the month.
Four tables Of bridge played early
in the evening. Mrs. Arthur Might
won honors. Guessing contests were
also enjoyed by the guests. Miss
Lillian Rigler and Miss Rose Moy-
nier won prizes.
The tables were decorated with
miniature brides and with baskets
Of pink and white cosmos. Garden
flowers were used throughout the
house.
The bride-to-be was presented
with number of lovely gifts,
brought in by her little niece, Mar
garet McGarvey.
A luncheon was served by the
hOStesses.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

an event. They prcfaced every pur-
chase with extensive shopping and
planning. They created a home that
was a JOY to behold and dispensed Il
hospitality that was above price, but
cost little in dollars and cents.
They made game out of the
housewolk. They used 10 play Can
field" in the evening and the winner
was the "slavc" next day ana wash
the dinner dishes. They got so much
fun out of their house and their
"adventures in poverty rs they
called them, that they never missed
the expensive things demanded by
people of less imagination and more
money.
They made = success Of their
marriage, and in due time raise
came for Bob and more luxuries and
comforts, and 4 fine apartment with
three baths, hut no greater happiness.
They wouldn't give anything for
those first years when they had that
l:nquonchablc youth and, pep and
when anything seemed possible be-
cause they were so sure Of each
other and Of what lay ahead.
Those of US who have travel
ed the road and know how un-
substantial dreams are and how
necessary money is are quick to
advise youth to wait awhile un-
til the income is assured and the
bank account thriving before under.
taking marriage. But we are also
asking them to give up glorious
adventure that security and stern
common sense deny.
Fortunately, people who want to
marry rarely take the advice that
is handed out gratuitously. and the
privilege Of working out their own
salvation is not always denied them
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CITY NEWS

ST. ALEXIUS HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted: Charles F. Morton,
Driscoll; Matt Deisz, Linton; Dor.
othy Markell, Mandan; Norma Mel.
SOP, Helmer Nelson, Tappen; Wal
ter Pfefferkorn, Steele.
Discharged: Lawrence and John
Birdsbill, Elbowoods; Lucas Wetsch
Solen; Mrs. &. f. Breneise. Regain:
Frank Chaser, Glen Ullin; John Wei
gelt, city: Frances Nuss, Dickinson;
Grace Woodwork, city; Melvin Ness
Sterling.
BISMARCK HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted: John Martin, Hebron;
Mrs. Clara hammers, Strasburg; Mrs
Margaret Leroy. Underwood.
!. Discharged: Baby James Sperry
Goodrich; Miss Pearl Hansen, Cleve-
land; Mia. n. Freistad; Kintyre, Hill.
dor Simonson, city.
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Social and Personal
Six Tables Play
at Miss Parsons
Party Last Night

Six tables of bridge were enter
tanned Thursday evening by Miss
Genevieve Parsons at her home, 5ll
Sixth street. Honors in the games
were won by Miss Frances Wanner
and Miss Dorothy Birdzell.
An abundance Of garden flowers
were arranged in an attractive man
ner throughout the house. Bouquets
Of flowers decorated the tables.
Out Of town guests included Miss
Emily Lacmmle Of Ashley, N. d., and
Miss Edith Swinton Of Darlington.
A daintily appointed course lunch
con was served to the guests after
the games.
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Miss HelsOn
New MiIlincr
at Cloak Shop

Miss Madrr liclson is in charge
Of the millinery department at the
bismarck Cloak Shop. Miss lielSon
is an experienced millincr, having
been employed at leading millinery
shops in London and France before
coming to the United States four
years ago.
Since that time she has been sales
woman in many important shops in
this country.
Miss Helson will provide an cx-
quisite line of hats in all the latest
colors and shapes for Bismarck pat
rOnS.
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FRANK KIEBERT
SWlMS MISSOURI
IN IL MINUTES

Frank kiebert, local high school
boy, swan across the Missouri river
twice yesterday afternoon. He start
ed at the higher bridge on the Bis
nl:trrk side and reached the other
side just above the Memorial bridge
in eleven inmates.
Walking up stream again to the
railroad bridge he swan back IN
eleven and one-haii minutes.
ki"brTt was accompanied by j J
Macleod, local boy worker, and two
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emics." an Edward Belasco produc-
ton, directed by George Mclford and
adapted To the screen from the fam
Gus broadway success Of the same
name by Alfred 4. Cohn and Joseph
inc Quirk. The picture will have its
premiere showing at the. Capitol
Theatre where it will play for two
days. starting Monday. Aug. r..
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LEAVES FOR SCHOOL

Miss Ruth Rawlings left this
morning for Oakland. Calf, where
she will enter on her sophomore
year ct Mills College. Miss Raw
lings has been spending her vaca-
ton in the city with her parents,
Dr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rawlings.
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At The Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

Milton Stills appears in an entirely
different character in 1.-THE Making
of O'Malley" at the Eltinge today and
Saturday from what he has done in
previous pictures. "The Making of
O'Malley," is an adaptation of Ger,
aid Beaumont's Red Book magazine
story of the same title. 1t is Stills
first starring vehicle, and is a vivid
heart, gripping story of New York
policeman and society heiress, es,
pecially fitted for the stalwart dra-
matte vigor Of the star-outstandine
exponent Of two listed roles. Sup
porting Stills is an excellent cas-
headed By Dorothy Mackaill..
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VISITED UEPE

Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Gibbs Of Wood
River, Ore, visited with friends
here yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs
are on trip which included stops
at Seattle, Spokane, Butte and other
places west. They went from here
to GAINESVILLE, MIMI, to visit rela-
tives.
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A short scarf that pins closely
about the throat and gives the effect
Of q stock is one of the new wrinkles
for fall. 1t is quite the correct thing
to cover the neck these days, and the
high collar is one Of the novelties
fashion is endeavoring to force upon
US,
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VISIT UNCLE

Mr.. and Mrs, y. d. Smith of Mil
ton, Wis, arrived in the city yes
terday ID car to visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mts. G. w. Snyder on
Washington avenue. Mr.. Smith is q
nephew Of Mr.. Snyder. They had
not seen each other for more than
20 years.
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RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Penner re-
turned Wednesday from an extended
motor trip through Montana, Idaho
and Yellowstone Park. They accom-
panied a party made up Of r..
Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fried Of Wahpeton, N. D.
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RETURN FROM VACATION

RETURN FROM VACATION
Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Gobel and son.
Ray. returned from vacation trip
mother at Indianapolis. Ind. Their
daughter. Mrs. W. F. Robinson. and
son, William, Of Staples, Mimi, re-
turned home with them for two
weeks visit.
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PICNIC FOR MISS sCHIWAI

Mrs. S. d. Riley entertained a
number Of young ladies with a pic
mic lunch at Wildwood last evening,
complimentary to Miss Anna Schi-
wal, who is leaving soon for the
coast to make her home.
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TO JOIN WIFE

Mr.. R. +. Bonham left yesterday
for the Twin Cities on business. He
will later 90 to Albert Lea to join
Mrs. Bonham, who has been spend
ing the summer there. They will
return TO Bismarck together by car.
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AT THE CAPITOL.

At one time Weber and Fields,
during the successful Music Hall
days, had little personal difference
and refused to speak to each other
off the stage. Rumors of the breach
got abroad and trouble within the
company threatened the organiza-
ton. TO renssure the members of
the company and to forestall any
disruption in the ranks, they bought
a big bag Of peanuts, sat on a boot
black stand in the heart Of the Rialto
and ate from the same bag for three
hours. The rumors were Immediately
dissipated and shortly after the part
ners effected a reconciliation.
Despite this break this comedy
team still cling together and now
after years and years of legitimate
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RETURNS HOME

Miss Ann G.. Peterson has return
ed to her home in Minneapolis after
visit here with her sister, who is
nurse at the Bismarck hospital.
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is HERE WITH SON

Mrs. c. f. Benedict is in the city
with her son who underwent an ap-
pendicitis operation at a local hos
pital this week.
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BUYING TRIP TO NEW WORK

BUYING TRIP TO NEW YORK
Mrs. F. E. Hoffman of the Rose
Shop left for New York city to do
her fall buying. She will be gone
three weeks, stopping in Detroit,
Mich, to visit her sister, and in
Minneapolis with friends.
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VISITS ERIEND HERE

Miss Marie Neman of Wilton is in
the city visiting Miss Doris Cum
mings, who was operated on for ap-
pendicitis at a local hospital this
week. Miss Cummings is getting
along nicely.
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VISITED FRIENDS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Upland of
Mott were in the city yesterday Wis
iting with friends. Mrs. Upland
consulted physicians while here.
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MOTOR TO CITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Miller will
leave tomorrow by car for Mime
apolis and St. Paul to visit with
friends and relatives.
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This very charming Peter Pan collar
Of white linen has Sits through
which n narrow corded black ribbon
passes and ties in the very feminine
fashion you see. 1t is essentially
youthful and gives that schoolgirl!
look long after such extreme juven-
ilty is substantiated by fact.
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RETJIRN HOME

Mrs. H. Ekeland and daughter,
Lorraine, returned to their home in
Regent yesterday after weeks Wis
it here
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RETURN FROM WEDDING TOUR
Mr.. and Mrs. Specht have returned
from a six weeks wedding tour to
southern Nebraska, where they Wis
tied his parents and friends. Mrs.
Specht was formerly Miss Alice Cor
don of this city.
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VISITED ADJUTANT GENERAL

Captain George Bcier Of Caring
ton and Captain James Gray OF
jamestown were guests Of Adjutant
General George A. Fraser this morn
ing.
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and variety work the two have under
taken some work in pictures. They
have just completed "Friendly En-
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RETURNS FROM WEST

Miss Hazel Knott has returned
from a vacation trip to Spokane,
Seattle and other western cities. In
Spokane she was the guest Of her
brother and in Seattle she visited a
sister.
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HERE TODAY

Mrs. Lee Miller and sister, Mrs. j
II. Tappen, motored from Wilton to.
day. The former had dental &ork
done.
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, ICE CREAM SOCIAL SATURDAY
The L. T. l.. will give an ice cream
social Saturday evening commencing
at 7 o'clock on the Will school
grounds. The social will be postpon-
ed if the weather is .unfavorable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-14

''PrOtex Arch" pumps or
oxfords give a world of foot
comfort. Try them ut Webb
Bros.
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other men. who followed him in
70" boat.
We are now showing the
latest models of Wheary
Wardrobe Trunks. A. w.
Lucas Co. ..,
Weber 4 Fields in "lricnd-
~ Enemies" Capitol Theatre
commencing Monday.
Dance TO the Union itaga-
dGreS at MOranS Farm Sa!ur-
day night.
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HERE YESTERDAY

HERE YESTERDAY
Judge A. G.. Burr and son, Alex
ander, of Rugby we're in the city
yesterday on business and visiting
friends. The younger Mr.. Burr is q
professor at the Detroit University.
GOES TO WASHINGTON, D. C.
Mrs. S. Washburn of Wilton left
this morning for Washington, D. c.,
to spend number of months with
friends and relatives.
EXPECTED HOME SUNDAY
Archie McGray, who has been at
the Detroit lakes for the past two
weeks, is expected home Sunday.
GOES TO FARM
Mrs. P. S. Gordanier of Bismarck
is leaving for her farm to spend a
month or more.
LEAVE FOR VISIT
Mrs. A. M. Devine left Yesterday
for two weeks visit with friends
in Minneapolis.
SHOPPED HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Miller of Fall
kirk shopped in the city yesterday.
SHOPPED HERE
Mrs. F.. H. Smith Of Linton was
shopping in Bismarck Thursday.
HERE YESTERDAY
C. l.. Noon of Wilton was a guest
of Sheriff Hedstrom yesterday.
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Dance to the Union Raga.
dOres at M0ran's Farm Satur.
day night.
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Francis Halloran left yesterday
for Shoreham, Mimi, and surround
ing lakes to spend a short vacation.
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LEAVES FOR sHOREHAM

LEAVES FOR sHOREHAM
Francis Halloran left yesterday
for Shoreham, MIMI, and surround
ing lakes to spend short vacation.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Adler an
nounce the birth Of a. son on Thurs.
day at their home on Eighth street.
TAKES EXAMINATION
Mrs. Myrtle Earlywine Of Hazel
ton is in the city today. taking the
county teachers examination.
LEAVE FOR GRAND FORKS
Miss Ellen Koghlan and Miss Ma
bel Aaberg will leave tomorrow
morning for Grand Forks.
FROM MCKENZIE
Mrs. Florence Larson of Mckenzie
is spending the day in Bismarck
with friends.
RETURNS FROM MINNEAPOLIS
George Schultz has returned from
Minneapolis where he spent, a short
vacation.
VISITED HERE
Miss Alma Ziegenhogd of Lehr
spent Thursday in Bismarck with
friends.
IS IN CITY
Miss Nora Buckley of Moffit is
spending few days in the city with
friends.
BUSINESS VISITOR
Axel Lundberg of Regain was a
business visitor in the city yester-
day.
ON BUSINESS TRIP
Elmer Myhre left this morning for
! Menoken and Strasburg on business
ON BUSINESS
Walter Rush of New Salem was in
the city yesterday on business.
ON BUSINESS
Roberts Prentice of Wilton was in
the city yesterday on business.
FROM MEDINA
| Mrs. Mary Nichols of Medina
shopped in Bismarck Thursday.
HERE TODAY
Mrs. Myra Cotes of Wing is in
Bismarck today on business.
HERE ON BUSINESS
Miss Nellie Brown of Menoken was
in the city today on business.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Adler an.
! nounce the birth Of a. son on Thurs.
| day at their home on Eighth street.
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TAXES EXAMINATION

TAKES EXAMINATION
Mrs. Myrtle Earlywine Of Hazel.
ton is in the city today, taking the
county teachers examination.
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HERE YESTERDAY
C. l.. Noon of Wilton was a guest
of Sheriff Hedstrom yesterday.
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SHOPPED HERE
Mrs. f. H. Smith Of Linton was
shopping in Bismarck Thursday.
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SHOPPED HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Miller of Fall
kirk shopped in the city yesterday.
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LEAVE FOR GRAND FORKS
Miss Ellen Koghlan and Miss Ma
bel Aaberg will leave tomorrow
morning for Grand Forks.
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RETURNS FROM MINNEAPOLIS
George Schultz has returned from
Minneapolis where he spent short
vacation.