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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

HANEGAN-Dieds September 1. 1925. Mrs,
Margarine flanagan. wife Of ". w, Hane-
gan and mother Of Miss Maxine Hane-
gan in her 10th year. Relatives and
services on Saturday. September 5th from
the late residence, 3ls Granada street
at $3.50 a. m. Services in ST. AIMS
church at . a.. m. Rev. Father p. +.
Nichols officiating. lnterment in family
plot San Fernando No. cemetery, un-
der the direction OF zizik Undertaking
company.
wILsON-Died on wednesday. septem-
Der 2. 1928. Richard II. Wilson, beloved
husband Of Mrs. Mary Wilson. in his
sixty-seventh year. He leaves surviving
him also a brother. W. L. Wilson Of
Brownwood, Tex, and sister. Mrs. w. II.
Mcclellan of Lockhart. Tex. He was a
native Of Missouri. residing in San An
tonic for the past ~ years. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend fu-
neral services on Friday. September 4. at
1880 o'clock. at the residence. f27 North
Rev. A. II. p. McCurdy OF the South
Pine Street Presbyterian Church Flu
neral Will he under the direction OF the
Riebe Undertaking Company
RoDRIGUEz-Mrs Francisco Rodri-
suez died at her residence at 62Oh s.
September :, aged 30 years. She is sur.
vived by her husband. Grcgrio Rodri-
quez: father. Jesus Reyes; and five
brothers, alt, OF San Antonio. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon,
Thursday, September -. from the Inn
maculato Heart Church. Father Jose
Mario Creciado officiating. Interment in
San Fernando No. 2 under the direction
Of Andrew Morales.
LUCIo-Mrs. Ignacro Lucio died at !
p. M, Wednesday. september 2. 1925.
aged So. Funeral services will he held
from residence at corner OF Loche Pelle
and Nosalltos SITS. Friday. September 4.
at 10 a. M. with interment in San Fer
nando No. .. under the direction OF
Andrew Morales.
sUcICH-Anseio sucicb. aged 85. died
at 1880 y. M. wednesday. September
2. at the s. p. depot while on the train
en- route to Galveston. He is survived by
wife and six children, also one brother.
all OF Galveston. The body was shipped
Thursday morning, September >. to Gall
the direction OF Henry Guerra.
RAMos-Everando Ramos died at p.
M. Wednesday, September 2, in the
Robert B. Green hospital, age 6 years.
The child was run down by an automo-
bile Wednesday afternoon and died soon
after. He Is survived by his parents Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Ramos. The funeral
VIII be held this afternoon. Thursday,
September .. at $3.50, from the residence
at 1915 8. Laredo ST. Funeral services
from the Immaculate Heart Church with
Father jose Mario Creciado officiating.
Interment in San Fernando No. 9, under
the direction Of Andrew Morales.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

J. J. Jimenez, store addition, Mitch
ell; $50.
Kahn Oil Company, drlve-in station,
Roosevelt; $1,000.
J. NJ. Best, five-room dwelling. Avant
$500.
DR.. r. S. NARROW, glass in porch, Ea-
ger: $500.
J. u. Stout. five-room dwelling, Bea-
con: $4,000.
Mrs r. b. Carssow. one-room addition,
Fredericksburg road; 500.
c. T. Abbey. one-room addition, West
Gramercy; $3.50.
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BURIAIS.

Bias Moreno, 10, 212 Potosi, septem-
Der ..
Julian Garcia, Sc, rs South Laredo.
September !.
Pedro l.. Rodriguez. IS, Robert 3.
Greer hospital, August 81
Angelo sucich. IS. s. p. depot, Septen.
Der ..
r1erce, August 81.
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patches herein are also reserved.
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

Rate, 2 cents per word daily or Sum
day. Fifteen word minimum advertise
Four insertions for the price of three.
Seven insertions for the price OF five.
Ten insertions for the price Of seven.
Thirty insertions for the price Of
twenty. ~
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Temple Hill Home

New, beautiful Temple Hlll home on
paved street. near ear line; all modern
appointments. Including Pittsburg heater
Offered at $500 less than cost on easy
terms. Call Sales mana ger. W. J. Tar
renee & Co., 800 Gunter Bldg. Tr. 1885.
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Presnall Hotel


quiet, modern family hotel. good din
ing service. Authors. teachers. business
men end women have made the Prcsnan
den.
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South Side Home

e ght rooms modern conyenIences, ga
RACES. nice environments, good street
curb and walks: $1,000.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN & TRUST co
Or. 2l0n 2l5 W. Commerce ST.
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$3.50 Home
$4,000 Down
$4,000 Monthly

rive rooms, fair condition, near school
and car lines. big bargain. Immediate
sale West Delgado st. CT. iSS.
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4-RoOm Cottage

500 Lombrano street, four rooms
with bath, electric lights, Will
con plete plumbing to include toilet,
lavatory and sink. all roo1s newly
papered and house painted. large
yard with pecan, peach an fig
trees. terms, $3.50 cash, balance
like rent. Apply owner. lei Broad
way.
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500 Cash

Buys six-rooEl home located on
corner lot on D!gnowity Hin; con-
vcnicnt for railroad men. The price
is $500, 500 cash and S3i per
month. Phone for appointment,
n. 6. THORMAN, REALTOR.
1@5 East Travis St. CIR. 3ii3.
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GIG HOLLYWOOD AVE.

Nice four-room home. breakfast nook.
screened-in porch. large lot, garage and
chicken house. Must sell this week. Sac
rifice at $4,000. terms. win take Ford
car in on first payment. Call Crockett
357
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Want a Home?

We will build you a home on easy
terms. We build. finance. sell or ex-
change real estate. See US before buying
ALAMO DEVELOPMENT co.
Home Builders.
sO7 Travis Bldg. Crockett $40
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Houses for Sale
Laurel Heights Stucco

Beautiful two-story stucco. six rooms
all large; tile bath; right on top the
hill with beautiful view; many unusual
features. For particulars call Hartwen,
with
wEsTERTELT REALTY co.
9Oq Moore RldC CT 723f
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$500 CASH buys 1900 equity, North
Side bungalow. excellent condition; well
rented or. N62i5.
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NEW YORK oFFIcE-Payne, Burns q
Smith, Inc, 247 Park Avenue.
CHICAGO OFFICE-G. Logan Payne
Co., Tower Building.
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Broadway Snap

III WV w W h1AASNfC
Cheapest piece Of property on this
popular thoroughtare between town and
Josephine street; full 5O-foot lot with
large residence that Is well rented and
will pay expenses and a little on the IN
vestment till you are ready to improve
for your permanent business home. Call
Hartwell. with
wEsTERvELT REALTY co.
200 Moore Bldg. CT. 1891.
ATTRACTIVE modern six-room bunga-
low. Queen Ann Court. terms. Call Army
Post 40.
FTVE-ROoM bungalow. furnished or un-
furnished by owner 1914 Willow street.
isA Infantry Post. Army Post 9S5.
FOR SALE by owner, five-room mod
ern home, 3Sit broadway, opposite
Breckenridge Parkg a real bargain, easy
terms Travis 64S2.
NEW IO-room house, two baths, all
convenlences; one block car and schools;
easy terms owner Mission 1881.
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RemedY for lndebtedness

Loans made to individuals for the pur-
pose OF liqudating debts or other pur.
poses without requiring indorsers. Easy
payment plan. Open from s a. m. to s
p. m. A. Adler, Est. 1905. CT. 6l5. n.
Goodman. Mgr. Russell Bldg.
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Near Somerset Road
Glass Ave.-S100 Cash

This cottage is practically new. six
good big rooms, with bath. toilet. lights,
back screened gallery, trunk room, ga
rage, best buy this part OF city.
EALEE DEPT CGNNESS REALTY CO.
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TRAVIS LUMBER CO.-Material for
houses on easy payments. Pieasanton
road. CT. 2Ois
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Observation-Disclosures

WANT 10 buy several shares Morris
Plan Bank ! have the cash Address
Box 81. care The Light; replies confIden.
tial.
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Four Room and Bath
$3.50

FOR SALE OR RENT.
Five-room cottage. reception hall. ga
rage, corner lot, paved street. Crockett
1858.
SIX-ROOM Alamo Heights stucco cot
tage. 75-foot corner lot; $3.50. terms.
Travis 305S.
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observation-disclosures
Apartments Furnished

BEAUTIFULLY furnished modern apart
ment. bath connecting. high and cool.
beautiful grounds garage; also unfur-
nished apartment, reasonable. 1858 z.
Houston.
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To Lot Owners Only

Whether your tot is clear or not. / can
finance ard build you a home on easy
payments. David A. I.own
architect and builder. 2ls City National
Bank Bids. TT. 1894. WoodIswn 1851.
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REAL ESTATE
Wanted-ReaI Estate

I BUY houses that are cheap for cash.
Ring Nagel. Tr. 5970-W.~r
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Social and Personal
Mrs. Alma Kerr
Tells of Work
in Orphanage

Mrs. Alma Kerr, Valley City
Normal graduate, and onetime teach
err at Steele, who is now in charge
Of the Hilltop Orphanage in Beirut,
Syria, has written Mrs. Alfred Zuger
several interesting accounts of her
work in the orphanage.
An earlier letter gives a vivid
description Of the Christmas cele-
bration this past year, which was
greatly enriched by donations from
America. Candy in brightly colored
cretonne bags, later to be used for
work bags, balls, tops, pocket knives,
ribbons, necklaces, rings, and dolls,
were among the gifts distributed to
the delighted children. But the
special feature of the occasion,
Mrs. Kerr points out, was the fact
that every little girl was dressed
up in new dress she herself had
made from material and pattern
chosen by herself.
A later letter dated, January IS,
tells of sadder times at the Orphan
age. Unusually cold weather has
been especially hard on the bare
footed, uncoated children: and the
shortage Of funds has caused a re-
organization of Syrian orphanages,
so that boys and girls will be segre-
gated in separate institutions. The
fearful departure Of the boys from
the Hilltop home to one fifty miles
away was just occurring at the time
OF Mrs. Kerr's letter, and it is a very
sorrowful tale she tells of the sep
aration Of brothers and sisters.
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B. E. P. w. MEET

The Business and Professional
Women held their monthly dinner
and business meeting last night at
the club rooms, after which DR..
Maysil Williams, who is the head Of
the Child Hygiene Division of the
State Board of Health, gave talk
on her work under the Shepard
Towner Act. For the past two years
DR.. Williams has been travelling
through the state with her nurse
conducting clinics for infants and
children of school age.
Miss Dorothy Dakin, chairman.
Mrs. Ray Stair, and Mrs. Evelyn
Harris were the committee in charge
of the program.
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Roosevelt School
Children Appear
in Operetta

The Cinderella legend operetta,
'The Maid and the Golden Slipper"
was given very attractively by the
children of the Roosevelt School on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, the
first performance being for the chill
dren of the school and last nights
for the public. Cut flowers, ferns,
foliage. and potted plants gave a
charming stage setting for the de-
lightful fairy-tale in music. :.
!. Miss Doris Lundquist in the role
of the Golden Haired Cinderella
splendidly carried her solo parts,
and George Moses very ably acted
the part of the charming young
prince. The minuet in the ballroom
Of the palace presented a beautiful
group of colorfully costumed little
fairies, lords and ladies, and guests
at the ball.
At the end Of Act the Rev. !. G.
Monsoon Of the Lutheran church made
a short address complimenting Miss
Bertha Hanson, Principal of the
Roosevelt School, who directed last
nights 'operetta as we'll as that given
last year at the formal opening of
the school, as we'll as her associates,
for their splendid work As an ex-
preston also of appreciation for
Miss Hansdn's volunteer work as
choir director of the Lutheran
church, he presented her with sill
YER mounted baton, made from wood
picked up near old Fort Lincoln.
Miss Hanson replied expressing
her appreciation and thanks to the
assemblage for their support and CO.
operation at all times.
The dancing throughout the oper-
eta was under the experienced, d.
rection Of Miss Sadie Ferguson, while
Miss Dorothy Jones, assisted by Miss
Ruth Clausen, Gcted as accompanist.
Costumes and stage properties we're
under the skilled supervision of the
Misses Maude Schroeder and Judith,
Rue; while the entire operetta was
staged under the personal direction
of Miss Hanson. The High School
Orchestra, under Prof. Sorlein's d.
rectiOn rendered several musical Sc
lectons.
Miss Hanson wishes to express her
sincere appreciation to both students
and teachers who assisted her in
staging the operetta, and especially
to Mrs. Jos. Breslow for her aid in
designing and making the various
costumes, to Mr.. Marks of the A. W..
Lucas Company for his valuable sug-
gestions and foliage lent to the
school, and also to friends and par
elNs who provided flowers and plants
and aided the teachers generally.
At the close of the operetta, Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Lenhart entertained
the teachers informally at their
home.
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TO HOLD SCHOOL OF 1NSTRUC-
TON

The Eastern Star school of instruc-
ton for this district will be held in
Bismarck on Tuesday, March II.
Delegations from Mandan, Hazen,
Linton and Washburn will partici-
pate; and Mrs. Pearl NJ. Clark of
Mohall, Grand Matron of the Eastern
Star for the state of North Dakota,
will be present. District Deputy
Mrs. Agnes M. Martin Of Hazen will
be the presiding office. The initia-
ton ceremony will be exemplified by
the Bismarck chapter. Local men,
bers Of the Order are making plans
for a large attendance from all
chapters.
The following committees have
been appointed: Reception: Mrs. j.
P. French, Mrs. A. P. Lenhart, Mrs.
Gertrude Miller. Banquet: Mrs. w.
E. Perry, Mrs. F. E. McCurdy, Mrs.
c. B. Nupen. Gifts: Mrs. B. NJ.
Dunn, Mrs. L. S. Craswell, Mrs. w.
F. Harris. , Toasts: Mrs. +. A.
Lahr. Entertainment: Past Matron's
Club.
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BRANCHES OF ODD FELLOWS
GIVE JOINT DANCE

Over fifty couples were present
last night at the joint dancing party
Of the various branches of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows. The
special guest of the evening was
Mrs. Kate Robertson. president of
the Rebekah Assembly. A number
of visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
from out of town were also there.
Cards and dancing, with the Frend-
berg Orchestra providing the music,
occupied the evening, after which
lunch was served.
The committee in charge included:
Chris Nelson, Matt Pillen, r. f. Pr
lander, Mrs. Ada Clough, Mrs.
Rachel Scott, Mrs. J. A. Flow, Mrs.
Rachel Swenson, and Mrs. Thos.
Sanders.
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Balloon Rolls
Feature Wringer

Not to be outdone by the Modern
AutomOb ile-the latest washing ma
chine has a wringer with balloon
rolls. This is one of the exclusive
features of the new One Minute
washer being demonstrated this
month at Sorenson Hardware Co. A
representative from the factory at
Newton, Iowa, is here explaining
this and numerous other, advanced
features embodied in this washer.
His demon stratiOn of the wringer
with balloon rolls is proving Of
great interest as buttons or hooks
are not ripped off or bent by eoing
through this newly perfected wiring
er. In fact monkey wrench can be
put through these rolls without. in
juring the rolls in any way.
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CITY NEWS
st. Alexius Hospital

Admitted to St. Alexius Hospital
for treatment:
Mrs. Ben Richter, Hazen; Miss
Marion Neubauer, Steele; Mich
Frieze, Burt; Adolf Becker, Pollock
S. d.; Frank Carr, city.
Birth: Mrs. Chester l.. Parks
baby girl, city.
Discharged: F. A. Damskey
Sweet Briar; Mich. Petrisin, Beulah;
Baby Jean Anderson, Wing; Mrs
Mary Walsh, city; Mrs. Carl Filter
er, Glen Ullin; Miss Ethel Dorman
Menoken; Ray Ponto, Taylor; Geo
Hesne, Regain; Mrs. Hans Christen-
sen, Baldwin; Miss Alvina Paint, Ell
boWoods.
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Bismarck Hospital

Admitted to the Bismarck Hospi-
tai for treatment
Bernard Olness, Ryder; Mrs. A. E.
Erickson, New Salem; Geo. W.
Ricketts,, Douglas; Mrs. w. E. Pc
trie, Linton; Doris Alters, Steele +;
Fred Gruenich. Ashley.
Discharged: Mrs. E. A. Trygg
Baldwin; Hans Rue. Balfour; Emery
Williams. Wing; Mrs. R. Penner
city; Ella Philbirch, Turtle Lake;
Eleanor Philbirch, Turtle. Lake;
Henry Kremenetsky, futile; Miss
Thelma Halvorson, Van Hook; Baby
Walter Biet:t Medina.
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JAMESTOWN COLLEGE GLEE
CLUB COMING

The Mems Glee Club of jamestown
College will give a recital and en-
tertainment on Tuesday evening,
Mar. II, at the Presbyterian church.
The program will include piano
solos. vocal solos. duets. and read
ings by the club, which is coming
under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor Society.
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Mems Club of the MethO-
dist Church will hold their
monthly get together meeting
and supper at the church,
Thursday evening, March IL,
at 6:15 p. m. All men of the
church and friends cordially
invited.
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BISMARCK GIRL
HAS CHARGE OF
CAMPUS CUT-UP

Grand Forks, n. d., March H.
Kathleen Harris, formerly of Bis
marck, is one of three girls in
charge Of the annual Campus Gut
up, Friday, Mar. IL. an event spon-
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SON is BORN

On Sunday morning last son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Eckert of
2l1 South 18th Street. He has been
named Antoine Martin, after his
grandfathers.
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PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS CLUB
MEETS

The Progressive Mothers Club
met yesterday at the home Of Mrs.
r. Thorson. Roll call was answered
by the members with house-clean-
ing hints. Mrs. Jacob Yeasley pre-
scented paper on "Home Decorat-
ing" and a round table discussion
on suggestions for spring sewing
followed. Ensemble singing closed
the program.
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WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

A wedding announcement has been
received from Mrs. Robert Orr of the
marriage last Saturday of her daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes Vivian Orr, to DR..
Henry Snure, in Los Angeles, CAL
ifornia. The couple will be at home
after April IL, at $40 Cahuenga
Avenue, Los Angeles.
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WORK ON PEER GYNT SUITE
Last evening twelve of the young
err pupils of Mrs. H. Scheffer met
at her home. This was the second
of their monthly meetings to work
on the vocal arrangement of Gfieg's
Peer Gynt suite with Miss Lucille
Lair as accompanist.
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RETURNS HOME

Mr.. Ole Strommen Of Regent, and
Joseph Laufer of Chantapeta re-
turned home today after spending
several days in this city transacting
business matters.
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noon at $3.50 o'clock. All members
and their friends are invited to be
present.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-11
RETURNS HOME

George A. Prayer. salesman for
the R. f. Cobb Company of St. Paul,
who has been seriously i'll at a local
hospital for several weeks, was TAX
en- home by his father last night on
No. 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-11
GUILD TO MEET

st. Georges Guild will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock ut the
home of Mrs. S. w. Corwin, 700
Fifth Street.
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ENTERTAINs AT BRIDGE

Mrs. Morley Eppinger entertained
at bridge luncheon yesterday at
the Grand Pacific Hotel. Six tables
were in play, and honors were won
by Mrs. S. w. Corwin and Mrs. E. P.
Quain. A course luncheon was serv-
ed in the dining room, the tables be-
ing decorated in St. Patrick's Day
colors.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
CARD or THANKS

We desire to express our appre-
citation of the many kindnesses and
sympathy shown US during the ill
ness and death of our beloved moth
err.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer j. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. McGarry.
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SELLS CHICKEN FARM

Patrick Casey, pioneer Bismarck
citizen who is in Florida for the win
ter. writes The Tribune that he has
sold his chicken farm at Homestead
for $4,000. He sends regards to all
his friends in this city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-11

Regular meeting Lloyd
Spetz Post No. l, Wednesday,
March IL, at 500 o'clock
sharp. Entertainment by
Boy Scouts.
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A q NV To GIVE pAprv

A. o. U. w. TO GIVE PARTY
A regular meeting of the A. o. U.
W. will be held next Tuesday, Mar.
II, at the A. o. U. w. hail. A St.
Patrick's Day dance and party for
members and their friends will fol-
low the, meeting. Everyone is cor
daily invited to attend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-11

HERE FROM STERLING
William P. Langley of Sterling is
in town today.
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The Thursday Musical Club will
meet tomorrow at the home Of Mrs.
c. O. Robinson. The program will
be given by the associate members.
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sorcd by the Y. W.. C.. A.. at the
University of North Dakota.
Each social organization on the
campus takes part by staging some
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PAGE FIVE

kind of stunt or show, two groups
working together. The Campus Cut
up is made to resemble a carnival
or circus.
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ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Flett entertain
ed at cards last night at their home
on Seventh Street. Three tables of
bridge were in play. Honors were
won by Mrs. Giles Personals and
Earle C. Peck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-11

The L. A. P. M. will give a
dance Thursday, March IL, at
|. 0. o. F. Hall. Everybody
invited. Music by AL buttons
Orchestra. Dancing at 8
o'clock.
!, The Modern Dairy can sup
ply you with the best grade
of dairy products.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-11
CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIvER.
SARY

Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Targart return
ed on Monday from Fargo where they
had gone to celebrate the fortieth
wedding anniversary of Mrs. Tar
CARTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sund-
for.
BAPTIST LADIES AID TO MEET
The Ladies Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church will meet with
Mrs. O. s. Jacobson, 1914 Avenue D.,
tomorrow afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock.
All members and their friends are
invited to attend the meeting.