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Evening star., 1925-05-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

$3.50; EASY TERMS: 1884 sHERRIER
b. large Sne soon Saes'io repiaes oak oors
artistic elec. ,hxtures; attractively paperedd
ar and nRan Panted TAKE Glen Echo car to stop p
l407 DELAFIELD ST. N.W.-4A BEAUTI-
and Fs
rooms. reception hall and complete iavatoTy
Snd % i1ar ON oor
and lavatory in basement; ali modern, i'm
SPLENDID FePaFs o to asH
terms. Inspection invited. Open SATURDAY
and and sunday until pR % or r Ph9Bs PR . fer
REALTY RE aH'S SoMfHNT fstESSf 1909 st. nv Phona
Main 1882.
DowNTowN, NEAR G, w. Z: AND GOV,
complete spts.; 3 rooms; baths h.,w:h.'
eec hard%ooh floors: deep yardb Sbno 70 aileE nniv
4.150: terms. Inquire 2ll9 ST. NV. 10
CONVENIENT TO THE 14th STREET CAR
line. only few blocks north of Park road
A new six.room andha tapestry brick home
having fully tiled bath with built-n tub:
laundry tubs. front and double rear porches
and many added features Can he bought on on
easy terms. No agents. Phone Col. 1900.
Apartment l1S.
and easy monthly payments will buy you
Park: rooms, bath and electricity GLAD
NAN 3o6 Pa. ave. Sc. Lincoln 346.
DETACHED y RR-cK 10 HpME
IN MT; sl!.7bo, R75AsANr'
On convenient terms---doesn't that sound
interesting? 2l feet wide: six rooms, re-
cepton hall and bath. maids room in base.
ment: hardwood floors: hot-water heat. front
sa sRn porc6es swnnss 5nson shi Close to
churches etc $40
Call US any time during day
or evenings until O'Clock.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
Raa1
1f15 St. Main 475e.
4Sl3 CONDUIT RD. NV.
Beautiful Outlook Over
Distributing Reservoir.
New Bungalow for $3.50.
Lot 49x2O0
Two Built-One Sold.
This most attractive bungalow ia the best
buy in Washington. p; c., tor. the ;u5,c money.
A Look. Will Convince.
Open for Inspection.
l.. f. F. PRINCE.
Investment Bldg.
PRICE, $4,000.
sHEfaESR sEH R1GMs ST ,S6 SEAE RsRH 14,h tST st.
2 9R66Ms sT VEST ESn OF s.Ta 18th EyEc ST;
PRICE. H4 SIS 100000.
y NP; Ro6Xs 6yE, ANb SE1R RAHA "a St SSARAGE. sG
PRICE AkS9 si5' 600 90.
10 ROOMS AND BATH. GARAGE.
BR5cE B!a Eth s. a. f52.Gp. 800:
s ROOMS. FRONT AND SIDE ENTRANCE.
PRICE, AESS s. 200 o.
2 ROOMS AND BATH. GARAGE.
L. w. GROOMES, 1416 + ST.
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PETwORTH-royroRT ,.ovr

ETwORTH-COMFORT HOME.
: r. and bath. all in good condition h w
heat. gas and electricity. Cement front
porch. large double back porch one screened
in. Cellar under all Storage attic 4
bedrooms Lot 1i7 feet deep to good paved
alley Double metal garage Immediate
possession on payment of 81 900 If desired.
Easy terms and price right. D. H. JOHN
agents.
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OWNER Will SELL

a beautiful brick home containing :
rooms a bedrooms) and tiled bath, at q
very reasonable figure for quick sale. Con-
crete front porch. Screened breakfast and
sleeping porches. House has hardwood floors
heated garage. Large concrete cellar with
servants toilet and stationary laundry tubs.
Hot-water heat and electricity. Screens for
the entire house Can be purchased for less
than S105O0 and on very easy terms. In
spection can be made at your convenience.
Full information upon application. Address
Box 465-S Star office.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
S6 500. Only $3.50 cash S55 per month
Located near Rhode Island avenue in the
best section of Woodbridge. this attractive
bungalow contains five large rooms and
bath. All modern conveniences
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
ONLY S1O.5oO. EASY TERMS.
Each apartment contains rooms and
bath. with hot-water heat electric lights
and every modern convenience
Numerous other bargains in TO s room
houses in all parts of the city.
The Lowther Realty Co..
NArhinists Building Main S7aa
Phone Service Till Pm.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Five-room. tile bath. all modern bung allow
SS.65O. Bargain. Lincoln 1891.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

SHORT DISTANCE OFF THE 14th
street car line. in the best northwest sec
wood floors, hot-water heat, gas, electricity
laundry tubs, extra lavatory. double rear and
front porches. modern in every detail. Price
aft III n m
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE-6-RoOM MODERN
row brick h$sse. 20 ft wide: good heating
plant electricity; nice condition. Conven-
lent to car. stores. etc A bargain at So $50
and easy terms. Reply to Box 1855. Star
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SALE-HOUSES fCont'd.

" Buy THIS AND RESELL 1T. :,
Make 1000 profit Corner property, well
located. containing 8 large rooms and 3
baths: eec. lights: completely furnished.
Make offer. Main 740.
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81 Central ave. Cottage City-Modern
stucco bungalow: rooms and bath, garage.
large lot with shade. on concrete street:
near schools cars and stores: S5.950. Open
for inspection until sold. OWNER. Cleve.
22a4
Evening star., 1925-05-08

FOR COLORED.
Finest northwest section. large rooms
and bath. Newly decorated. For sale at
low price TO party with 81 900 cash. For
informant call
W. H. WEST COMPANY.
Q16 15th Main 1900
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7oe 10th ST. N.E.-72-FAMILT HOUSE. 8
garage. garage Red REDUCED ed 81 1000 to se.a75. @ sa5o
down: $50 month. Best buy in Washington:
GO see this today. First person sees. buys it.
Main 1221
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

COLO OLA
Here is location and house-the essen
tials in house buying. Just ON 14th street.
in Columbia Heights. A Gruver-built house
Of 8 rooms. bath and full shower; double
back porches; screened front colonial porch :;
hardwood floors: beamed ceiling in dining
room: large kitchen: screens: deep lot to
3O-ft: paved alley. with garage: improved
street S-42
Call us during day or evenings until o
O'Clock for Information
McKEEVER & GOSS.
1915 K st. Realtors. Main 4752.
A HANDSOME CHEVY CHASE HOME
THAT CAN BE USED AS TWO SEPA-
RATE APARTMENTS IF DESIRED.
Detached lot so feet front by 130
1eet deep. stone foundation, oh himney. mantel
and porch columns: wide cement front porch
large cellar with maids room. laundry trays.
instantaneous gas heater. hot-water plant and
hluIt-In garage 81 feet long by IL feet wide.
FIRST floor plan: Living room. IS. S.6xl3 fl.
WIDE. with stone fireplace: large dining room
Kitchen, pantry Sx5: bedroom 11xlO.6 and
adjoining complete tiled bath. Second floor
plan: -Four large bedrooms with plenty of
closet space and complete bath arranged for
housekeeping IL desired. House is fully
screened: trimmed in white and mahogany
hardwood floors. Here is a fine opportunity
at fair price. 1873
Phone us during day or
evenings until o'clock.
McKEEVER GOSS.
Realtors.
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RENT-SUBURRAN PROPERTY

8-r. & b. col. bungalow at 80 Spring st
a.mi.: h.-w.h.; large front porch: attic
large lot: garage with cement drive; now
Col 3o59. ]. W. sHADLE. "a Carroll Ave.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE GOLF LINKS-AT-
tractive home of rooms. bath. all modern
improvements: unfurnished. Half acre of
ground: fine shade trees: on State Highway.
Rent, S65 Der month.
Apply H. LATANE LEWIS.
l4o2 ST. NV. Franklin 1893.
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25O-FOUR- ROOM BUNGALOW: FINE
new garage, new chicken house. fine well:
terms as low as S25 month. GEO. E JOHN
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$3.50; EASY TERMS: 1894 SHERRIER
pl., Potomac Hgts., ID. C.-Bungalow, r.
b.. large living room fireplace. oak floors;
artistic elec. fixtures; attractively papered
and painted. Take Glen Echo car to stop 22
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2.47-THREE-R ROOM NEW BUNGALOW:
one-half ground, size 113x20o: large
porch; fine well: nice shade. Terms. $500
lnth n Lin 44QE
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TAKOMA PARK. LARGE R. & b BUNG.
allow. ami. corner lot we'll built home:
S400 cash and $50 mo: price. $500. Phone
Col. 7649W. 14th st. car line. 80 Pine
Evening star., 1925-05-08

i0-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: 2 BATHS: ONE
block of Dupont Circle: fine 3-tanily house:
S11 800: the best thing we have TO offer
in this section. Main 1881.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN pROP'Y.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT. 8 OR ROOM HOUSE
in Arlington County. W. T. MILLER. Balls
ton. Va lOs
Evening star., 1925-05-08

OPEN TONIGHT FOR INSPECTION. 8 TO Q
pm. 1882 Monroe st. NV. A modern brick
house. with t. large, rooms. 2 large rear
poTcnes: mie1 % PAN pam NV electrIS nights.
tion is ideal and price is right. Terms
JONES e. FREER. Tivoh Theater Bldg
Evening star., 1925-05-08

By OWNER. II ROOMS. 4-sToPT AND
basement brick residence on 4th ST.. facing
Judiciary 50. Fine prop. TO remodel for
apts. Excellent location for rooming house.
Terms Col 95Q-W
Evening star., 1925-05-08

Best NV. section: rms. b., lat, gas
rig $500 cash and $50 per mo- Inspection
by appointment only. Main 1882.
OWNER, LEAVING CITY. MUST SELL AT
tractive home in new Silver Spring section
doth ST. extended. Lot 50x21S it. i'm
proved with Groom house: ami: large
bright basement with laundry: porch across
entire 26-ft. front; attractive location
lawns and shrubbery: garage included: large
yard Very reasonable terms: 5000 cash
balance easy monthly payments. Will con-
slider automobile as part payment Phone
North s19s or FIR. 7314.
413e GAULT PL NE-DETACHED, SIX
rooms and bath: electric light; stove heat
lot so by s0 feet white neghborhood.
Price. $3.50.
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Juvenile Band
to Give Concert
Tomorrow Night

~ The Juvenile band will give its
second popular concert Saturday
night at 1880 o'clock at the Will
school grounds. A program has been
arranged that will appeal to all
types of music lovers.
The band members will appear in
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their new band caps for the first
time ut the concert tomorrow night.
These caps were purchased recent
ly by the band committee represent
ing the Association Of Commerce.
The public is cordially invited to
the concert
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MANY BUTTONS USED

Pearl buttons, used in rows so
close that they almost overlap each
other, appear on the new tuD SILK
1iockS.
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THE NEW GOWNS

Nearly all the new gowns admit
considerable fu!lness. either at the
front or SIDES, starting we'll below
the hip line by means OF godcts, ruff
files or panels
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ROI.D PATTERNS

Bold flower patterns in bold color
schemes, such as red ana black,
black and white, and white and red.
are found in crepe de chimes and
chi ffons.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

We have been accusto med to, but
they give "a simmer silhouette, be-
cause it is achieved without severity
or apparent effort.
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VISITS HUSBAND

Mrs. r. l.. Nordness has returned
to Minneapolis after visit in Bis
marck with Mr.. Nordness. Mr.. Nord
ness has been stationed in Bismarck
for the past eight months.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT

Mrs. J. NJ. Harry returned last
night from jamestown where she
has been visiting her parents. She
was accompanied home by Miss
Olive Robinson. who will be her
house guest for several days.
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Adeline Reinking and Lillian Bo-
lin Of Helena, Mont. visited friends
here today, en- route to Minneapolis
for few weeks visit.
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GUEST OF BAlLEYS

Miss Marion Flemming. superin-
tendent Of Dunn county schools. is
in the city for visit with Mr. and
Mrs. f. O. Bailey.
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LOS ANGELES TOURISTS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Adams Of Los
Angeles, Calf, were here yester-
day. en- route home following a
motor trip.
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and Mrs. Josephine Albrecht, OF
Colorado Springs, Colo.
LEAVE FOR COAST

Miss Elizabeth Wolf and Miss
Margaret Herr left last night for the
Pacific coast. They will stop at
Yellowstone National Park on their
return trip.
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RETURN TO SPOKANE

Mrs. c. A. Baker and children,
Robert and Dorothy, left yesterday
for their home in Spoken after
spending several weeks here with
Mrs. Bakers sister, Mrs. Quanrud,
and brother, Walter Sather.
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STANDARD BEARERS MEET
The Standard Bearers society will
meet with Miss Mabel Nathan. Ola
Eighth street. Saturday evening.
Miss Judith Rue will be leader. All
members are requested to be pres
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LEAVES For EAST

George B. Harris left this morn
ing for three weeks trip to New
York and other eastern markets. He
will select merchandise for the Har-
ris-R obertson Co.
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FASHIONS
SMART COLLARS

SMART COLLARS
Collars that tie closely about the
neck in front or back are much
smarter than those with more re
vealing and daring cuts.
THE SPRING COAT
The coat of this season may be
belted or unbelted. and may he sew
length.
PERIWINkI.E BLUE
A frock of periwinkle blue crepe
de chine has very wide iabot of
pleated silk as its only trimming.
FULLER, YET Simmer
The spring dresses are fuller than
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VISITING DAUGHTER

Mrs. j. J. BARLEY Of Dickinson is
in Bismarck. the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. James Powers.
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OLIVIA VISITOR

Miss Emma Arness of Olivia,
Mimi. is here visiting her brother.
X. c. Arness, and family.
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RETURNS FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Osmundson have
returned from weeks stay in Mi
net. Mrs. Osmundson accompanied
her husband who travels between
Bismarck and Minot. She will leave
Sunday for Minneapolis to take a
training course in corset fitting.
Mrs. Osmundson is employed at the
A. W. Lucas store.
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GUESTS FROM COLORADO
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Nupen have
as their guests. Mr.. Nupen's parents
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ. Nupen
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pETt1pNs EpOM VACATION


Miss Gwen Wallis. employed at DR..
Blunt's office, has returned from a
vacation trip spent in the Black
Hills and other places in South
Dakota.
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TO HOLD MEETING

The Woman's Benefit Association
of the Maccabees will hold their
regular meeting tonight at the A. o.
U. w. Hall at eight o'clock.
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Mrs. Charles Allensworth of Tel
fer school district was in Bismarck
yesterday on business connected with
the schools of that district.
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VISITED HERE YESTERDAY

MIR. and Mrs. Ed Lundquist and
daughter. Mrs. Cunningham. of Trygg
Township, motored here yesterday to
spend the day with friends.
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KANSAS VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Callahan and
daughters of Burr Oak. Kan. stop
ped in Bismarck to be the guests of
Edith Germain. They are on their
way to Egeland. N. D.. and Mime
apolis to visit brothers of Mrs. Cal
lahan.
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ENTERS TRAINING SCHOOL

Miss Margaret Fleck of McClusky
has entered the nurses training
school of the st. Alexius hospital.
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GUESTS LEAVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hartley and
children. who have been visiting in
Bismarck with Mr.. Hartley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hartley, have
returned to their home in Austin.
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Clifford and
three daughters Of St. Paul, Mimi,
are visiting here. the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Clifford and Mrs. A..
Johansen of the Tribune apartments.
IS NOT EMPLOYED HERE
An Item in the Tribune this week
stated that Otto Shimansky had ac-
ceptcd position at the A. W. Lucas
store. The statement was incorrect.
VISITS SON
Mr.. Rier Enge Of Farmhamvllc.
Iowa. is in the city the guest of his
son. DR.. K. W. Engc and Mrs. Enge.
51S Fifth street.
IN NAPOLEON TODAY
Mrs. Martha Tatem was in Napol.
con today where she delivered an
address at an educational meeting.
AT LAKES
Mrs. X. S. Townc is spending a
number Of weeks at the lakes near
Detroit, MINI.
ON BUSINESS
A. 2. Martin of Mary n. D.. was
in the city yesterday on business.
TO SPOKANE
". F. Cr-we will leave tonight for
visit in Spokane.
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AT LAKES

Mrs. H. S. Townc is spending a
number Of weeks at the lakes near
Detroit, MINI.
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FROM BUTTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Nelson of
Butte, Mont; stopped in Bismarck
yesterday on their way home after a
motor trip.
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ON BUSINESS
A. 2. Martin of Mary N. D., was
in the city yesterday on business.
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IN NAPOLEON TO-DAY
Mrs. Martha Tatem was in Napol~
con today where she delivered an
address at an educational meeting.
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Mr.. AND MRS, DEAKIN HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Deakin Of
Aberdeen, S. D., motored to Bis
marck to visit for two weeks with
Mr.. Deakin's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Porter, on Broadway. Mr..
Deakin. who is an Associated Press
operator at Aberdeen, is a former
Bismarck bow.
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STUDIES BEAUTY CULTURE
Miss Myrtle Munson has gone to
Minneapolis to take a course in wax
marching.
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Social and Personal
RETURN FROM EAST

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sayler returned
yesterday from an automobile trip
to Winamac, Ind. They were away
six weeks: They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Sayler's sister, Miss
Maud MesserIy, who is a teacher in
the Winamac schools. Miss Helen
Sayler, who accompanied her parents
east, remained in Winamac for
longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayler went east by
way of the Yellowstone Trail. stop
ping at the Wisconsin Dells. Beloit
and Chicago. They returned by way
of Chicago, Joliet, the Wisconsin
Dells, Madison and through Wiscon-
sin to Minneapolis, Little Falls and
Fargo.
Mr.. Sayler said the camp grounds
on the Yellowstone Trail are all free
while charge is made at the camps
on the Red Trail. He said that the
Valley City camp is the best between
Bismarck and the Twin Cities.
Mr.. Sayler said the crops in North
Dakota look better than any he saw
in other states on his trip.
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TO SPOKANE

". r. Cr-we will leave tonight for
a visit in Spokane.
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SHOWER FOR BRIDE-TO.BE
Miss Anna Marie Manning ente

Miss Anna Marie Manning enter
tanned twelve young women Thurs
day evening at miscellaneous
shower for Miss Dell Dralle, who
will be married at St. Mary's church
next Monday to Mr.. Lawrence Blair,
a postal employee. The evening was
spent in hemming tea towels for the
honor guest. Instrumental and vo-
cal music was enjoyed.
Sweet peas decorated the rooms.
A lunch was served at the conclu-
sion of the evening. Miss Alice May
berry of Winnipeg, Canada, was an
out of-town guest.
N. P. OFFICIALS HERE
The newly appointed vice president
of the Northern Pacific railroad, F..
E. Williamson, NJ. NJ. Goodsell, as
sistant general passenger agent, and
w. E. Bernard. local superintendent,
arrived in Bismarck last night on a
special train. They were making a
tour of inspection of the railroad.
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HERE TODAY

IdCllIC coast. lHey Will StOp AT
Yellowstone National Park on their
return trip.
HERE TODAY
Adeline Reinking and Lillian b.
lin Of Helena, Mont. visited friends
here today. en- route to Minneapolis
for a few weeks visit.
GUEST OF BAlLEYS
Miss Marion Flemming. superin-
tendent Of Dunn county schools. is
in the city for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. o. Bailey.
LOS ANGELES TOURISTS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Adams Of Los
Angeles, Calf, were here yester-
day. en- route home following a
motor trip.
FROM BUTTE
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Nelson of
Butte. Mont; stopped in Bismarck
yeste rday on their way home after a
motor trip.
LEAVES BY AIRPLANE
William LANCER was suddenly
called to Great Falls on lawsuit
case and left this morning by air
plane.
ENTERS TRAINING SCHOOL
Miss irene letters Of McClrStv
ma. began training at the st. Alex
ius hospital.
is ILL
Mrs. Donald Nye is i'll at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Scott, on Seventh street.
VISITS IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. B. Davis left this morning
for Minneapolis where she will
spend two weeks visiting.
TO MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. DeLiguroi will leave tonight
for visit in Minneapolis with
friends and relatives.
FROM McCLUSKY
j. A. Beach Of McCluskv was in
Bismarck yesterday on business.
LINTON VISITOR
c. G.. Reimer Of Linton was here
on business yesterday.
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FROM TELLER DISTRICT

will select merchandise for the Har-
ris-R Robertson Co.
FROM TELLER DISTRICT
Mrs. Charles Allensworth of Tel
fer school district was in Bismarck
yesterday on business connected with
the schools of that district.
TO HOLD MEETING;
The Woman's Benefit Association
of the Maccabees will hold their
regular meeting tonight at the A. o.
U. w. Hall at eight o'clock.
VISITED HERE YESTERDAY
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Lundquist and
daughter. Mrs. Cunningham. Of Trygg
Township, motored here yesterday to
spend the day with friends.
ENTERS TRAINING SCHOOL
Miss Margaret Fleck of McClusky
has entered the nurses training
school of the St. Alexius hospital.
VISITING DAUGHTER
Mrs. J. j. BARLEY of Dickinson is
in Bismarck. the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. James Powers.
OLIVIA VISITOR
Miss Emma Arness Of Olivia.
Mimi. is here visiting her brother.
K. c. Arness, and family.
STUDIES BEAUTY CULTURE
Miss Myrtle Munson has gone to
Minneapolis to take a course in wax
marching
HERE ON BUSINESS
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lowellin of
Sibley school district were business
visitors in the city yesterday.
CONDUCTED CLINIC AT MINOT
DR.. Maysil Williams has returned
from Minot where she has been con-
Quoting baby clinics.
GLEN ULLIN VISITOR
Mrs. Berger Anderson Of Glen Ul-
lin is visiting with friends in Bis
marck for few days.
VISITS IN MINoT
Miss Audrey Rohrer left this
morning for a two weeks visit with
friends in Minot.
HERE FOR FEW DAYS
R. A. Raney of Moorhead is visit
ing in Bismarck with relatives for
few days.
MISS WACHAL HERE
Miss Helen Wachal of Menoken
visited friends in Bismarck yester-
day.
SCHOOL CLERK HERE
H. Gierke. clerk Of Frances School
district, was here yesterday on bust
ness.
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FROM McCL11SKY
J. A. Beach Of McCluskv was in
Bismarck yesterday on business.
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LEAVES BY AIRPLANE
William LANCER was suddenly
called to Great Falls on lawsuit
case and left this morning by air
plane
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TO MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. DeLiguroi will leave tonight
for visit in Minneapolis with
friends and relatives.
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is ILL
Mrs. Donald Nye is i'll at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Scott, on Seventh street.
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VISITS IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. 3. Davis left this morning
for Minneapolis where she will
spend two weeks visiting.
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An Item in the Tribune this week
stated that Otto Shimansky had ac-
ceptcd position ut the A. W. Lucas
store. The statement was incorrect.