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LEGAL NOTICES
20 LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

1pdisna 9ER y ND t,oA ARgFFIR e. 1873
Notice is hereby given by. the Board OF
En SRilS " That on the 9th day q April
1925 they a B%S {ad ae for
me- as authorized by the Improvement
Local Sewer 1mpr{oSysem19ent Hesoiu'ion NO.
P.so,vsd nv the Board Board of Public Works
of the City of Indianapolis. state OF IN
diana. that the construction OF local
sewer INTENDED and Sdsptedb o GdRy iU whose
S Est ISS Sbuts thereon and not INTENDED
or adapted for receiving sewage from psr col,
lateral drains. be, and the same H. hereUy
ordered in q F9R 2E9PF ST.
From F. q b Jllinoi7f sS feet west.
More particularly described as follows
Begm9ng a. maq tbebce IN Vest IN Forty
Said sewer shall consist of Vitrifed pipe
A infns said IN sever With all its appurto
nqnces shall pc co9struc!ed n aec Dow on
lie Works OF said city. The cost of said
Improvement shall be apportio,11eed ca, against a
D pr PadsSn aD0s 'hS t6q city ago
s m69hod SnG p o for Act
Of the General Assembly. Of the state n, OF
Indiana. emitted An AcJ COnceIuins III Y
1905. Assessments, If deferred, are TO be
paid in ten equal annual instalments:
with interest at the rate Of 9 per, cent per
to the contractor In payment Tor euen
before sad bond or bonds
Issued Under no circumstances shall the
eihle for any sum or sums due from SAID
property owner or owners for said work,
or for the collection OF same, or for the
Df nv honda tlfiOafa
payment for such work, except for said
moneys as shall haye been actually re-
ceived by the city from the, ass essment5
sSId S e{ty Is By SAID above entitled Act re-
qIired to pay. All proceedings had, and
work done in the making of said Improve
ment. assessment Of property, coleftioaas s
therefor. shall be provided for in said
aof Persons interested in or affected by said
notified that the Board of Public. Works
of said city has fixed Friday. May 8.
1925 p M , as m date yed upon on S %hiSdh
piece of property described in. said roll,
and will determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts OF land hav
been or will be benefited in the amoul
named on said roll. or in a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said primo
facie assessments. with the names OF own
be assessed, Is on Ale and may bs seen at
the office of the Board of Public Works
u 0aiu 'l''' CHARLES E. COFFIN.
w. II. FREEMAN,
M ]. SPENCER,
Board. of Public Works City of Indian
e,i'oo AE.r, a 1ooE
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Produce Markets

v sTsh Efss HSSns fsns rss S o.
35e: Poultry buying pricesl - Hers
ducks aoa9 geese iSc y rSEsser turkeys
g32c; old turkeys, 25c; squads. $500
dozen; BHtterfat-.Local iobpers repay.
Packing stock butter. 19c.
:, CLEVELAND, April 29;-Poultry-;
Fowls, 81 q 32c; Leghorns and light stock,
Ss @ Ducks ESQ $ae SI Sroess so@ sSs
light broiiers. 45Q DC. Butter-Extra in
tubs. 49@50c; extra firsts, 47q4sc;
Fst 50 9G 6Ro exrss 1e
frsts. 300 Ohio firsts, .2She; western
firsts. 2Sac Potatoes-New York. 81 5o
q 100 per 150-pound sack; Texas tri-
NEW n%Ph Foss no Per- 50 RaFPs sack Florida
NEW YORK. April -Flour-ouiet
5SFaRIw % ssssq sesSas S 20 s. SEQ So.
5.S9ee coffee1RiS No. = SPOT. zoe; San an
t tOs No 10 WA Ss salg EsvRiT%
&; 70. /; ST. So No; 3 ,,| s5e@
Firm; ,d taTTseys $cg46ca cPickeqs 3S sSS
Long Island Ducks, CSC; cSpons. as a SOC Soc.
Live poultry-Weak geese, 10@12c:
e eHcf 5c eh 8Ss IS sa 6 sOf sooi
a 55c; capons. 40 a 45c. Cheese-Steady;
State whole milk common to specials. 10
Bu ~ receipts. 10 s67 cre az e 3;
extras 40 &c; special market. 46@ 46 ho.
Eggs-Dull; receipts. 1890: nearby white
tsRssSy &c., 81 ASA s7S rss saE S ssasS ht Sscd
S SessSS S SrSw Ssc' s 5bc WINES ~ SA0
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80 LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO WISH 6i aaniiRTOhifA NAV 5pd coAAge FEh r. 1925
Notice is hereby. given by. the Board of
R ndaG W2 h q is e G and S 5seed Ss
essary to make the followipg described
p pp6 n the City Of HndiHn
Numbered, Improvement resolution. adopt;
1898: ''-0 0O"fO Oh 'n0 Gun Jay Oh april
Improvement Resolution bDnkI NO. a. 1882 1872
CENTRAL AVE. tEAsT SIDEl
r. From north curb line OF Fifty Fourth
To south curb line OF Fifty-sixth ST.
BY grading. and paving the walks with
70 unfor@ width Of feet? r sFHsdiSs the the
Lawns to to unitor nv, width OF = feet.
All work done in the making of said
described public improvements shall be In
Of the Improyement Resolution. as mum
hered. adopted by the Board of Public
Works on the above named day, and the
hcations which. are on file and may be
lie Works Of tho city q Indians p9iiis. ~
fixed Monday, May To- 1925. 2 D. M. at
place for the pubic Consider rat iN Of a the
RBoaG 81 PaRSS at Xhh TINE said
sons interested, or whose property is la
and. will determine. Whether the BENEFITS esa
aaS The b Sen sssss' ID t fSs
City of INDIANAPOLIS will equal the esti-
By order Of d sRS R2fEs e. 5 eSR5f Works
~ X. J. sHPTES NcHk.N
hosrd OF Public Works City Of Indian
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Foreiun EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, April 29.--Foreign eX-
change closed higher Sterling, S4,s3 4
UP lie. Francs. 5.24c. up .O2%c, Lire,
41OAc, up 00%c Belgium, 5.08c, up
.O2Ac Marks, 23.S0c. Holland. 4Q.13c,
up ole. Russia :, 5.1oc; Hong Kong
81 &c. Shanghai. 74c. Yokohama. 42c.
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Motorcycle Struck

Participation OF mayor in commu-
nifty activities was emphasized by
Lemcke.
While Lemcke's automobile was
going south on Senate Ave. it
struck a motorcycle ridden by VIII
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Great Britain has issued more
than 100000 wireless receiving
licenses. In that country everyone
who has a radio set must have a
license.
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Tank Wagon Prices

mot including Sc state taxi -.
GAsoLINEERed Crown. p s2c; ,solite
and Ethyl, 24.2c; Energees, 22c; Pprol.
iS2c; SILVER Flash. 226: Tsrgets g, &c;
isa5c: special. Bic: White Rose Bic,
RosENE--Crystallne ,12Tc; Moore
gbtt s3se g PfS9sSiloni s7e S7Ss ando lfnd
furnace oil. 9.6c $50 gal. or morel..
NAPTHA-Energee Cleaners. 1e.ocS ".
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liam Bills, colored, 23o W. Vermont
ST., infiicting painful bruises. Bills
was taken to his home.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

OlI1 AL
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
TO w4E 3Siap "a %sy Iq 0dS GER ?S 1925
Notca is hereby given by, the Board Of
R%G "G Sss on on 'h he 81 da9 "a RDr
tory so No. 4$4e5. 4RSS5. {or the
vacation. - ~
Declar-tory Resolution No. 1896
Ressolyed; By the Board Of Public Works
il is desired and deemed necessary to va
FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF MCCARTHY ST.
TO west. property line of first alley west
The proposed vacation being all of the
rst alley south sn1 , Of MecSarty ST. lying be
west line of the first alley west of Chase
The property benefcially or iniuriously
'h9 1h s0qBs qaFa 81 PRSbc Works Of said city
has fixed Monday. May IS. 1928, as a
filed or presented by persons, Interested In,
above. described. and on said day at 3
office for the purpose of hearing and con-
5dering any remonstrances which may
have been filed or presented. and for the
Such actions shall be final and conclusive
"''" a. CHARLES 3. COFFIN.
W. H. FREEMAN,
M. j. SPENCER.
Board, OF Public Works City of Indian
zDri 20. May 8. 1925
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GENERAL STOCK LIST OPENS STRONG
Indications of Business
Turnover Once More
Advancing.
Average Stock Prices

Average price Of twenty. Industrial
stocks 1.20, up ID. Average price of TWEEN
ty rails 96.1S. up 80.
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Local WAGON Wheat

Indianapolis grain elevators are pay
ing 81 .65 for No. Q red wheat. Other
graina accordingly
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CHICAGO. April 29-wheat--No. 2
ha GS size. c9rn1N Is. Sglloy, slio7G
q 90; No. 9. Sec; No. 4 mixed, 81 90 i !;
No. 2 white. 81 o5A No: 3. 81 o. No
4o% @4111ca No. A. 39Ac: Standards,
80 y a SIC, Barley-78 u S8c. Timothy
S5.70 a Gas. Clover-S19 ar.
TOLEDO, April 29.-wheat-Cash.
$1iss4&ds5 q C9Tnl = is No; 2. Sis1e@
Q, Sill. Oats-Cash No. 2, 51@ 53c
10. 3: 40 @5lc. Bsrley - No: 2, e5c:
October $3.50. Timothy-Cash, So ;
May. $685. September. $3.55 Alsike-
August S12.65. Butter-50 q sic. Eggs
go @27c. Hay-$20.
ST. LOUIS, April 2e.-Corn No. 3
y yh ns ss0s; May 3, 81 $Io2 July
white, Acc; No. 8 white. 43ac; No /
white, 42c; Wheat-May, 81 so u July.
S1.37A September. $1.32; No. 3 red
S1.71.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO, April 29.-Carlot receipts
were: 1eat, Is. Corn. SO. Oats. %. Rye
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-12
A n II w MEETINC

A. o. U. w. MEETING
The A. o. U. w. will meet next
Tuesday evening. A report of the
state grand lodge meeting will be
given at this time.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. ScOthorn of
announce the birth of son,
June IL, at Bismarck hospital.
HOME FROM DEBORAH
George Knowles returned last
night from DEBORAH, Iowa, where he
has been visiting.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nagel, announce
the birth of son on Thursday,
June IL.
FROM PARSHALL
B. E. Crippen of Parshall was in
Bismarck on business Thursday.
HERE YESTERDAY
Miss Cecilia Peterson of E.gin
in Bismarck Thursday.
BUSINESS VISITOR
F. c. Miller, from Underwood mo-
tored to Bismarck yesterday.
SHOPPED HERE
Mrs. A. ]. Wersenberger of Beach
here yesterday.
FROM TURTLE LAKE
V. A. Hanson was here from Turtle
Lake yesterday.
HAZELTON MAN HERE =
Emil Zirbes of Hazelton was in the
city Thursday.
MCKENZIE VISITOR
Harry O'Neill of Mckenzie was
here yesterday.
FROM DRISCOLL
E. F. Lapp of Driscoll was in the
city Thursday.
FROM WILTON
A. F. Anderson of Wilton visited
here Thursday.
Miss Clara Larsen of the State
Tax Commissioners office is ill at a
local hospital.
HERE YESTERDAY
w. M. Pummel of Dawson was here
yesterday.
Reduced prices on all En-.
camilla Cu,itc QiSy,n q rck C1n9k
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At The Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

All the charm that marked Zieg-
fields stage production Of "Sally" is
caught and enhanced in the photo
play Of the same name, with Colleen
Moore in the title role.
"Sally" opened yesterday at the
Eltinge Theatre and remains for to-
day and, Saturday. 1t is a coiorfal
and delightful story, beautifully pho
tographed and staged"
Colleen Moore's role of the For
lorn little. drudge. in the orphanage.
who through sheer force of her own
character rises to the fame Of a
great dancer, affords the star wide
opportunities for the exercise of her
talents. Miss Moore has long saown
a decided penchant tor hoydeaisn
comedy and this she INDUCES in to
the fullest. She also takes advantage
Of those moments of poignant pathos
which are provided her and likewise
reveals in ability to get her teeth
into" bit of real drama when the
plot losses it her way.
In the cast Miss Moore has Llovd
Hughes as her leading man, while
the chief comedy role is in the hands
of Leon Enrol who created the same
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Heralded as one of the greatest
mystery pictures of recent years,
"katfles," Universal-Jewel starring
House Peters is coming to the Capi-
tOl Theatre, tonight and Saturday.
The picture is the screen version of
one of the most popular mystery
stories ever written, Il series of short
stories, later published in book form
by f. w. Hornung, who created the
fascinating character, "Ratfles," an
amateur craftsman whose adventures
as craftsman, while associating
with English nobility, was long a
puzzle for Scotland Yard
Peters plays the name part, and
being an Englishman himself, is said
to have given to the part charac-
terization even better than that given
1t IN Its stage presentation.
The story Peters is enacting is
neither the straight book version
nor the straight stage version but
combination of the two, some Of
the Hornung stories being used and
also some of the ideas incorporated
into Eugene W. Presbrey's stage
version.
Miss Dupont has the leading
feminine role, and the entire cast is
notable for the prominence of the
players, even those having minor
parts being players of established
regulations.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-12

when f. NJ. Hendricks, traffic expsr t
Of the board, fell to the floor as
the chair he was sitting on slid from
under him at the hearing on Ignite
rates, held yesterday afternoon. This
happened during a recess called by
Frank Milhollan, who was chairman.
Hendricks became so excited over
the discussion that he lost his equilib-
rum, which was soon regained, how
ever. This incident created a little
humor in the otherwise serious pro-
ceedings which lasted about three
hours.
Fred b. lngstad, new registrar of
motor vehicles, has moved his. fam
lily from Jane
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PAGE FIVE

Final Clearing Sale on all
Spring and early Summer
Hats, $1.OO and up, Saturday
evening from Z to 8. Special
sale on guaranteed Silk Hos
iery, value $1.95 per pair, one
hour Only-per pair $1.49.
NeiIscn's Millinery.
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TO VISIT RELATIVES

F.. B. German and family left this
morning by car for ten days visit
with, relatives at Aberdeen, Water
town and Sioux Falls.
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CITY NEWS
St. Alexius HOspital

Admitted: Althea Belk, Mckenzie;
Mrs; n. K. Cuzon, city; Luella Stell
Wishek.
Discharged: R. T. Crawford, Dick
inson; Ella Hertz, Villa; Robert
Callies, Carlson; Wilbur Rohrer
city; Hilda Ivarice, New Leipzig;
Alice. Serena and Harry Kesselburr
Washburn.
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The A. o. U. w. will meet next
Tuesday evening. A report of the
state grand lodge meeting will be
given at this time.
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This little. miss is carrying satin
pillow with a white satin rose IN the
top, in the depths of which is hidden
wedding ring, gold or platinum
according to sentiment. Naturally,
such charming trifle is of no in
terest to anyone in the world but
the bride.
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WOMEN GIVEN
SHORT HOURS
New Labor Law To Go Into
Effect July l

No employer will be able legally
to require women employees to
work more than AS hours week
after July l when the amended
hours of service for women law goes
into effect. This law prohibits
women and girls to work more than
SIC hours day or more than IS
hours week.
Under the amended law office EN-
ployees are also affected. The law
Will not be effective in telephone
exchanges in towns of less than 500
population or in other telephone ex-
changes where he work mems COM
pensation bureau may decide whet h.
er it should not apply.
Permission may be granted by the
bureau commits sioners to exceed the
requirements of the law in eases of
banquets, conventions, celebrations,
sessions of legislature or where a
girl shorthand reporter is employed.
Violation of the amened law will
make the offender liable to fine
of from $25 to 500 and prosecution
may be entered in justice courts or
before the police magistrate.
Attend :. Luther Concert
Do,l "a <Lo \,,~l;< o.:., Mar
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HOME FROM DEBORAH

George Knowles returned last
night from DEBORAH, Iowa, where he
has been visiting.
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RETURNS HOME

Miss Caroline Rustad of st. Paul
returned home Thursday morning,
after visiting in Bismarck with Miss
Myrtle Munson. She planned to stop
for short visit in Grand Forks.
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TO ON AHA

Mrs. Ebert r. Brandt and chill
dren left yesterday for Omaha, Nebr
where thew will visit relatives.
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SllORC CAPE RACK

The short cape is coming back to
favor this season. particularly with
the one piece dress.
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TO HAVE FOOD SALE

The Second division Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Methodist church
will hold a food sale at Hoskins-
Myers on Saturday afternoon, June
49,
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Bismarck HOspital

Bismarck Hospital
Admitted: Tillie Krause, Lehr;
Grace Norton, Mott; Erode Swan.
berg, Mandan; Rosie Zuader, Jud
son; Mavis Rosvold, Driscoll; Ed
ward kychman, Pollock, 5. d.; Wal
ter Anderson, Baldwin,; Neva Prou-
ty, Underwood; Alma Newman, FL
gin; Emma Fischer, Beulah; Anna
Miller, Beulah; Wilfred Haas, Ha-
zen.
Discharged: Mrs. NJ. j. Tellenga
city; Leon Jacobson. Sims; Donna
Shannon, Herried, S. d.; George
Engleter, New Salem; Mrs. Minnie
Schilling, Velva; Miss Matte Rosen-
beck, Baldwin; John Mayer, LehI.
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JADE ORNAMENTS

Lovely carved jade ornaments
make distinctive trimming for IA
long WASTED frock of black satin.
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GUESTS IN CITY

Mrs. Ben Montfaring and three
guests of Mrs. Montfaring's father,
E. A. Waid, and her sister, Mrs.
George Johnston, 10 Avenue B, here.
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SLEEVE BRACELETS

Bracelets are worn over long
sleeves so that they slightly gather
in the fulness about the wrist
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,JEWEIED RJTTrONS

Tiny buttons for spring costumes
come in variety of sizes and
shapes and are frequently jeweled
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RACK FROM VALLEY CIT

Miss Esther Nelson has returned
from Valley City, where her sister
graduated from the Normal school.
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HERE

Mrs. Robert Woods of Lewiston,
Mont, is in the city, the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. M. Woodwork.
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON

Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. ScOthOrn of
Mandan announce the birth of son,
June IL, at Bismarck hospital.
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HERE YESTERDAY
w. NJ. Pummel of Dawson was here
yesterday.
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HIGH COLLARS AGAIN

Tailored vests are again being
worn and there are many high
collared effects OF lace and fine
linen
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FROM PARSHALL
HERE YESTERDAY

B. E. Crippen of Parshall was in
Bismarck on business Thursday.
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HERE ON BUSINESS

Mrs. John Pulles and son OF Stan
ton, have been in the city for sew
eral days on business.
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Miss Cecilia Peterson of E.gir
shopped in Bismarck Thursday.
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Is ILL
Miss Clara Larsen of the State
Tax Commissioners office is i'll at a
local hospital.
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BUSINESS VISITOR
F. c. Miller, from Underwood mo-
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CAPITOL NOTES

Miss Bessie Baldwin, head of the
state travelling library department
has returned from Sparta, Wis,
where she spent her vacation.
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FROM TURTLE LAKE
v. A. Hanson was here from Turtle
Lake yesterday.
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VISITING HERE

Mrs. William Bulge and Miss Ber
nice Bulge Of Grand Forks are in the
city visiting Mrs. Budge's son, Ern-
est Bulge, and Mrs. Bulge.
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MOTOR tn COI nRAnO

MOTOR TO COLORADO
Mr.. and Mrs. John SamuelsOn and
family of Underwood, who have been
visiting in Bismarck with Miss Irene
Samuelson, left this morning in their
car for Colorado.
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VISITORS LEAVE

Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Ellison of Isa-
belle. S. D.. who have been the guests
of MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Beardsley for
several days, have continued on their
trip through Minnesota. Archie
Beardsley accompanied them.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCER

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nagel, announc,
the birth of son on Thursday
June IL.
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SHOPPED HERE
Mrs. A. j. Wersenberger of Beacl
shopped here yesterday.
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prAv NEYT SATJrpDAy

PLAY NEXT SATURDAY
The Chinese Missionary play to be
given by the girls of the Presbyter
ian church will be on Friday, June
10, instead Of tonight as was pre-
viously announced.
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FROM MINNEAPOLIS

Stanley B. Houck, Minneapolis at
torney, is in the city on a several
DAYS business visit.
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HAZELTON MAN HERE =
Emil Zirbes of Hazelton was in the
city Thursday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-12

Attend Luther Concert
Band at the Auditorium, Mon
day, June Is.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-12

A reprint Of rare German book
on the Mississippi valley has recent
ly been acquired by Lewis F.. Craw-
ford, superintendent of the historical
society. The name of the volume
which is handsomely bound. is "Das
lllustrirte Mississippithal." first
published by St. Louis author in
1853. The illustrations show the
many changes that have taken place
since the beginnings of development
in the Mississippi valley.
The state pardon board still has
about fifty requests to consider after
passing on about thirty. The board
is wary about pardoning hardened
criminals and most of the prisoners
who petition, receive slight CONAN
tat:cn of sentence, Secretary Larsen
of the board said. The board will
meet again in July.
The traffic department of the
board Of railroad commissioners
slipped, but did not fall from grace
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
AT THE CAPITOL

part in Ziegfeld's stage version. Err
rol is at his funniest on the screen.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Snyder
announce the birth of a daughter on
Thursday, June II.
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VISITOR LEAVES

Mrs. Frank Ryan. who returned
last night to her home in Tacoma,
Wash, after a visit in Bismarck with
Mr. and Mrs. John Maassen, was &C.
companied home by Mrs. Maassen.
Mrs. Maassen will visit in Seattle
and other points while away.
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FROM DRISCOLL
E. F.. Lapp of Driscoll was in tn
city Thursday.
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Reduced prices on all En-.
semble Suits. Bismarck Cloak
Shop. The Popular Priced
Store.
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MCKENZIE VISITOR
Harry O'Neill- of Mckenzie was
here yesterday.