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Evening star., 1925-07-21
What TomorrowMeans TO You
BY MARY BLAKE.
Cancer.

The planetary aspects OF tomor-
row show a marked improvement
over those of today, and as the day
advances become excellent in every
way for almost any line of intelligent
endeavor and honest effort. Success
can be looked for in any new enter
prise or original undertaking, for the
eXecutioun of agreements, or for the
tacking of problems that have hith-
erto presented features of doubt and
misgiving. In the evening the vibra-
tions will be found to be very eX-
hilarating, and will prompt you 10
make, or receive, advances to or from
those you love, and the signs indicate
that there will exist sponsivenesS
that Will lead to happy engagement.
4 child born tomorrow will require
an unusual amount of care. and,
above all, very careful nutrition dur
ing the period of infancy. if it is TO
have d fair chance TO reach physical
normalcy. It's disposition in early
days will be rather peevish and quer-
ulous. AS its strength. however. de-
velops, this will give way to reliance
and forbearance. II will at all times
be unselfsh and loyal. These will be
its outstanding virtues, and. of them
selves. will endear it to all those with
whom it is brought into ASSOCIATION
1t will be Studious and painstakins. a.
we'll as careful and meticulous, and
it's sense of honor will be a very high
one. II will always be resentful of
any injustice. and never hesitate to
voice its disapprobation in unmistak-
able language.
If tomorrow is your birthday. your
versatility is as evident as your re-
sourCefulness- You are apparently
able to tackle any job or handle any
situation. Your temperament is q
very happy one, and your CHEEKY
ways and vivacious mannerisms often
bring sunshine and brightness into
places that are clouded and gloomy.
Your mind is very keen. and your
mental vision penetrat ting. You can
size up other people effectually. You
are very quick to see and appreciate
the good in others. and are just and
generous in your bearing. You never
make snap judgments, but weigh very
carefully all the pros" and cons"
before reaching any decision.
You are a good lover, affectionate
and demonstrative, and none but an
emotional mate will satisfy you, or
give you that pleasure and happiness
that you crave.
Evening star., 1925-07-21

Words cannot be found to describe
the JOY of the king and queen. In
exchange for Dicks cat they gave the
captain many chests of gold and pre-
cious jewels.
with them, which invitation he was
very glad 10 accept. The remainder
Of his cargo they purchased for a
much greater sum than he had ever
dared TO hope to receive for 1t. And
so, because of Dicks cat, II turned
out that this trip was by far the most
successful of any ever made by one
OF Mr.. Fitzwarren's ships.
This gown of the queens should be Law
engrf. Trimmed HIth a white collar and belt.
Make the hat also lavender. trimmed with a
white band.
Copyright 1887
Evening star., 1925-07-21

Ma was darning holes out of socks
and pop was smoking behind the
sporting page, and ma sed, Willyum,
am l as stout as Mrs. Jardin? How
do Mrs. Jardin and 1 compare?
Well, don't know, its matter of
opinion, / sippose, I'm no expert in
these matters, wy no, I shouldent say
you were as stout, no, pop sed.
Now Willyum / wunt your candid
opinion, ma sed. You don't haff to
beet erround the bush. ] wunt your
candid opinion, am | stouter than
Mrs. Jardin OF is she stouter than
me? she sed.
Your both innocent. pop sed. If /
was a Professional pair of scales |
think Id say it was about fifty fifty,
he sed.
You meen we're both about equally
stout? ma sed.
Well yes, something of that sort,
pop sed.
Do you mean to calmly sit there
and tell me to my face that I'm as
stout as that big fat thing? ma sed.
Well yee gods, for the love of Peet,
you sed you wanted my candid opin-
ion, dident you? Dident you say you'd
accept wat | had to offer and no ques-
tions asked? pop sed.
/ dident say Id sit heer calmly and
allow you to make the statement
under my very nose that | am as
stout as Mrs. Jardin wen everybody
knows she ways jest pounds and
pounds more than l do, its simply
perposterous and / don't know wat
could even of put sutch an ideer in
your he'd. ma sed.
You did, that's wat, pop sed. wy
did you ask me for my candid opinion
II your going to brake the ferniture
and throw row of fits as soon as |
give it to you? he sed, and ma sed,
dident ask YOU to deibritly Insult me,
did I?
zee gods, if enybody wunts to know
ware ! am, tell them YOU don't know,
pop Sed.
And he put on his hat and went out
mad.
Proving wen lady asks you for
| your candid opinion she may meen
| just the opposite.
Evening star., 1925-07-21
Our Children-By Angelo Patri

Put that tone, that friendly tone.
into your voice when you speak to the
children. Let the feeling of common
humanity filter through so that he
hears you call him Fine Lad, )" Good
Child" Clever Girl" and you will
see him come up higher each time.
And if there be some thing you
greatly covet for him. some quality
of spirit. some attitude of mind. charge
it TO him by name and soon it will be
Of him and in him. for ne is his name
and his name is what he is very def
nitely.
But he must grow his name. 1t
won't do to snatch one out of history
and pin IL to him. George Washing
ton, Alexander Hamilton, Grant
Jones won't help bit. But Honest
Lad" Clever Fellow" Steady Boy"
Gallant Chap will do the job. Try
it and see.
Evening star., 1925-07-21

There are several drastic hut ef-
fective treatments for blackheads.
those unpleasant little pests that are
often worse in hot weather than in
cold. Here are some ways of getting
rid of them:
Begin any treatment by dieting, for
hlackheads are almost always the final
result of digestive or eliminative trou-
hles. Eat lots of salad with oil dress
ing or mayonusise. plenty Of raw or
cooked fruit. plenty of vegetables,
especially green ones. II there is the
slightest hint OF constipation. take
laXativcS for week or SO, and trust
after that to the diet To regulate mat
terS
Steam the face by holding towel
wrung from hot water over il. rub on
cleansing cream. rub in Well wipe off
with a soft cloth or wash off with hot
water. RI tho blackheads are large,
after the steaming. squeeze out the
worst of them by using the tiny in
strument that comes for this purpose.
Or wash the face with hot water,
rub on a paste made of laundry
starch and cold water and keep rub
hing this in for several minutes. Wash
off with warm water and rub with
Evening star., 1925-07-21

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Evening star., 1925-07-21
Canta loupe Balls.

Scoop out the flesh of the canta
loupes with pOtatO-ball cutter. Mix
them all together and serve, very cold
in glass cups. This method has the
advantage Of giving everybody taste
of each melon, 50 that if some are
better than others there is no diff
GUILTY.
Evening star., 1925-07-21

AN OVERTURNED DRAWER
COVERED WITH \ TURKISH
TOWEL MAKES A GOOD SUBSTI-
TUTE FOR AN IRONING BOARD
WHEN TEANELING
looking trim becomes partly. at least
matter Of laundering and pressing
The suggestions given today are as
useful 90 the woman who boards and
who wishes to save laundry charges
snd those for cleaning dresses as for
the woman who travels.
There are many excellent devices
put up most attractively for doing
Evening star., 1925-07-21
TRY LEMON JUICE
TO WHiTEN SKIN

, The only harmless
, way to bleach the
skin white is TO mix
the juice of two
lemons with three
ounces of Orchard
White, which a n y
druggist will supply
for a few cents.
Shake well in a bot
tie and you have a
Evening star., 1925-07-21

The woman who prides herself on
always looking as if she came from
n baDdboX" is sometimes obliged. es-
pecial]y when travelling. to use that
inventive faculty which is said TO
come TO ones aid at the urge of
necessity. FroCks. for instance, must
look well pressed handkerchiefs must
ho immaculate, blouses should be free
from wrinkles, etc. And so the prob
lem of how To keep all the wardrobe
Evening star., 1925-07-21
AND THEIR CHILDREN.

Aly children are learning to shine
their own shoes. and do it carefully.
But / found they often left the top
off the polish or did not get it on
tight enough and 1t soon dried out,
to be thrown away. But / reasoned
that il the polish were made with q
wax base las many of them are) the
wax could be softened by turpentine,
just as floor wax can be. l tried 1t
and ii worked,
Evening star., 1925-07-21

NIIOIt QudI UT pint
OF the most wonderful skin whitener.
softner and beautifer.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face. neck.
arms and hands. 1t can not irritate.
Famous stage beauties use il to
bring that clear, youthful skin and
rosy-white complexion; also as a
frecl1e, sunburn and tan bleach.
You must mix this remarkable
lotion yourself 1t cannot be bought
ready to use because it acts best
Immediately after it is prepared.
nrchard Whita
Evening star., 1925-07-21

Every man feels that a lot of great
ness is concealed about his person
waiting for the world to discover IL
Evening star., 1925-07-21
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Shall the Maiden Aunt Adopt Child?-Advice
to the Man With High Tempered Wife.
Are All Men "Fresh'

DOROTHY DIX Should child? Will
Evening star., 1925-07-21
FRECkLE SOAP

in your vacation kit is all
you need. Wash your face
with this pleasant soap bel
fore exposing yourself tol
the sun. 1t leaves the skim
white and lovely, and not al
freckle will mar its charm
For more than 20 years.
StiefeI's medicated soapsI
have been prescribed byI
doctors. The use of Stiefefs
Freckle Soap is pleasant,
harmless, sure-a proven
ton and q remedy in one.
To remove freckles-sim-
ply apply the delightful
creamy lather and leave It'll
on over night. Within one /
week the darkest freckIel
will have disappeared, YourI
money back If 1t fails. Price
6Oc with money-back guar
Antes. LPeoplss-D Drur Stores.
Evening star., 1925-07-21
DON'T BRING HOME
A THOUSAND
FRECKLES!
This Pleasant Soap Prevents
Them and Removes Them

4 Enjoy your week END TOT
the full-bask in the sun Z
float on the waves. Forget
| the fear of freckles.
A cake of
Evening star., 1925-07-21

New diamond fields have been found
near Pretoria. South Africa.
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= THE ELTINGE

America" which is the picture at
traction at the Eltinge theatre for
today and Friday and Saturday has
been adjudged by some critics as the
best picture ever made. Among
comments in eastern papers, F. H.
Cushman in the Boston Telegram
said, America" will be acknowledged
as the best work of Mr.. Griffith, so
far; and if he does not make a bet
ter picture no one else will" In
"America" David Wark Griffith has
visualized the days of the American
Revolution as he did the days of the
Civil War in 1.-THE Birth of a Ma
ton" The principals in the cast
are Lionel Barrymore, Carol Demp-
ster, Charles Emmett Mack and Neil
Hamilton appearing as Captain But
!er, Nancy Montague, Charles Mon
tague and Nathan Holden. Among
the thrilling and most entertaining
scenes are the Midnight Ride of Paul
Revere, Valley Forge and the Bat
ties OF Lexington and Bunker Hill.
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CITY NEWS
Bismarck Hospital

Admitted: William Asplund, Will
ton; Marie Adams, Havelock; Alden
Stickney, Braddock; Chistian Scheuf-
fele, Merricourt; Mrs. A. G. Bailey
Wishek; Mrs. Fred Lieberk, Ana
moose; Reinhold Hummel, Wash
burn; Mrs. Fred Digby, Mandan;
Mrs. Nels H. Myron, Taylor; Karl
Hepperle, Pleona, Mont; Eddie
Kraft, ,Streeter; F. J. Burvee, Fair
mont; Mrs. August Reich, Hazen;
Mrs. VIM. Higlin, Sentinel Butte
Jacob Mauch. Hebron; Albert Huber
Otter Greek; Mrs. John Westerbur
Guthrie.
Discharged: Mrs. f. E. Evenson
Halliday; Edward Tapley, McClusky;
Robert Raisch, Hazen; Mrs. Theo
Ramsland, Almont; Mrs. Louis Smith
'Washburn; Christ Miller, Villa; Ber-
tina Lynch, Rogers; Sue Digby, city;
Tony Poniski, Jamestown; Mrs. F.
c. Brummond, Herried, S. D.; All.
Pretty Rock; John Nigrin, McClusky;
Mrs. John Schrenk, Greenway, s. D.;
Louisa Nigrin, McClusky; Alexsia
Haverluk, Wilton; Margaret Ander-
son, Wilton; Mrs. Victor Anderson,
baby boy, Wilton; David Haibeck,
Steele; Mrs. John Martin and baby
girls, city: Mrs. A. Elgner, baby girl,
city; Mrs. Gust Yeager, baby girl,
Center; Mrs. G. R. Conley, baby boy,
Sterling; Mrs. Donald Tracy, baby
boy, Linton.
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Thursday Musical
Club, Will Give
Annual Concert

l. Chorus-"Carmena" (Wilson) !;
Bridal Chorus"-From "The Rose
Maiden"-Thursday Musical Club.
2. Piano-"Capricfio Brilliant
Observation-Disclosures Overstreet
Second piano-Mrs. Overstreet.
3. Vocal solo-"The Cry Of Ra.
Ghel"-(Salter); "If-(Hun) - Mrs.
f.. Bavendick.
4. Piano-Italian Conce
(Bash). First Movement. Allegro
Animate; Second Movement, An
dante; Third Movement, Presto.
~ "Coronation Concerto" Sec
ond Movement, Mozart; Second Pr
ano, Mrs. Overstreet.
(c) Nocturne E Flat Major
(Chopin).
(dD Reverie-(Schpmann).
(e) Etude OPP. l3-(Czerny.)
Kathryn Overstreet.
8. Vocal Solo-"Minor and Major"
-(Stross). "The Secret"-( Scott. }
Mrs. Barnes.
Piano-C Minor Concerto-First
Movement-(B eethoven) - Kathryn
Overstreet; Second Piano-Mrs. Ov-
erstreet.
Two Kimball pianos through the
courtesy of Mr.. Paul Chubb.
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Belfield; Elizabeth Schumacher
Blue Grass; Mrs. Jacob Kempf, Cole
harbor; Frank Holznagel, Washburn.
Births: Mrs. Philip Elliott, baby
girl. city; Mrs. Robert Staley, baby
boy, Hazen.
Discharged: John Kuhn, Richard
ton; Mrs. j. F. Williams, and baby
boy, city; Rochus Britt, Richardton;
Mrs. Carl Munson and baby boy, city;
Lawrence Gustin, Flasher; Mrs. Her
man Swanson, Mandan; Mrs. Walter
Grewe and baby, Washburn; Lena
Schaefer, Glen Ullin; J. G. Hooker,
Killdeer.
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Examination

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open com
petitive examination for druggist to
be held on March ID, vacancy in
the U. S. Veterans Hospital at Saint
Paul, Mimi, and other vacancies oc-
curing in the U. S. Veterans Bu-
reau or, other branches of the SER
vice in the Eighth Civil Service Dis
trict 0owa, Nebraska, MINES ota,
North and South Dakota). For fur
Their information apply to the local
secretary of the Civil Service Com
mission at the Bismarck Post Office
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Vegetable Care
TO Be Studied

Fargo, N. d., Feb. 5.-Early and
late vegetables, their sowing. care
and storage and the care of bees are
subjects that. will be studied by the
farmers attending the Winter Short
Course at the North Dakota Agricul-
tural college February Ola, announ-
ces DR.. II. l.. Walster, dean of agri.
culture at the college,
The college officials will be assist
cd that week by such experts as the
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At The Movies
AT THE CAPITOL

Those who remember how thrill
ing and entertaining 1.-The Battling
Fool" was will welcome the arrival
Of the second Perfection Picture.
Racing For Life" featuring Eva
Novak and William Fairbanks, which
comes to the Capitol Theatre Friday
ard Saturday.
In Racing For Life" Fairbanks
contributes some real dramatic act
ing as we'll as a number of thrills
that will hold you in suspense un-
til the very end. His racing to, a
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

championship is one of the most no
table screen spectacles recently
filmed. Many Fairbanks fans will
be glad to see him again with his
usually appealing stunts.
Eva Novak, who plays the leading
lady, gives superb performance,
once more supplying ample reason
why she has become favorite in
filmdom.
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Social and Personal
Mrs. COnklin's
Nephew Dies

Ted Winchester, younger son of
DR.. and Mrs. Harold E. Winchester,
died Sunday at Dunedin, Florida,
following severe attack of pneu-
monia. DR.. Winchester, who is a
brother of Mrs. F. l.. Conklin, former.
ly practiced medicine in Hazelton,
but moved to Dunedin. Florida,
where they are making their home.
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er, was ordered to the state hospital
for. the insane at st. Peter until dis
charged by competent authorities,
under commitment issued by
Judge Bardwell in county district
court here today.
The order of commitment follow
ed jury's decision Wednesday
night, that Enrich was not guilty
of murder because he was insane at
the time he shot and killed Daniels.
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CURRENT EVENTS CLUB

The Current Events Club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Kell-
er, hostess. The subject for the day
was Biblical Art" Following the
roll call, which was answered by
current events, Mrs, .Evarts pre-
sented an interesting paper ON 1.-THE
Bible as an Inspiration to Art" Mrs.
Thorberg gave a helpful paper on
american Painters of Biblical Sub
jects." The next meeting will be
held, February Is, at the home Of
Mrs. Thorberg. ~.
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following: DR.. II. c. Cooper, Aber-
crombie, N. D., president Of the
North Dakota State Historical So
ciety; Oliver Strand, practical nur-
seryman; l.. c. Billiard, Chippewa
Valley Sugar Refining company,
Chippewa Falls, Wis; DR.. NJ. c..
Tanquary, formerly state entomol-
ogist of Texas, now engaged in bee
raising in North Dakota.
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Lundgren Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Lundgren. whose body will arrive
from Underwood tonight, will be held
at the Webb Undertaking parlors,
Friday afternoon at two o'clock Rev.
Jacobsen will have charge of the
services. Burial will be made in
the family lot at the Fairview Gem
etery beside the body of her husband.
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Underwood Row Dies Here

,Reinholt Sayler, of Underwood,
aged fifteen years, died in local
hospital in Bismarck Tuesday. He
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Sayler of Underwood. The direct
cause of his death was appendicitis.
The body was taken to Underwood
yesterday, where funeral services
will be held and burial will take
place,
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POSTLETHWAITES LEAVE

Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Postlethwaite
left this morning by car for st. Paul,
where they will locate. They plan to
stop at Shields tonight where they
will visit the X. l.. Phelps family and
they also plan to stop at James,
town to visit friends. Their daugh-
ter, Margaret, is already in St. Paul,
attending the Minnesota University
this wear.
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

"A number of her friends gave
birthday surprise party for Miss
Hattie Ebel at her apartment at
206R Fourth street.
The evening was spent attending
the movies after which dancing was
enjoyed. Dainty refreshments were
herved by Miss Emily Schuldheisz.
, Miss Rbel received a number of
pretty gifts. Out-of-town guests
were: Miss M. Kroll, Linton; Mrs.
G. G. Chambers, Edgeley, and Miss
Agnes Ebel, Lidgerwood.
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st. Alexius H0spital

Admitted: v. J. Keller, Hague;
Mrs. Gottlieb Jochim, Ventura; Mag
dalen Marquart, Napoleon; Gust
Maskewitch, Hazelton; C. G. Gross,
Bentley; Mrs. Sam L. Rowell, Flash
er; David Nicholson, Mandan; P. G..
Kastner, Glen Ullin; Monica Fleck,
Mandan; Mrs. J. H. Tibke, Elgin;
Mrs. J. E. Murray, city; Master Pet
er Wohlman, Almont; Mrs. John
Kimball, Hazelton; John Jusypchuk,
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HERE FROM KUHN

Mrs. Matt Clooten, who was call
ed to Bismarck by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Martineson; has re-
turned to her home at Kuhn. While
in Bismarck she was guest at the
homes of Mrs. Christ Johnson, Mrs.
Martineson and Mrs. Harry Clooten.
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Hoffman Funeral

The funeral services for Mrs, Geo.
Hoffman will be held at the Webb
Undertaking parlors, Saturday after
noon at two o'clock. Rev. Jacobsen
will have charge of the services.
Pail bearers will be 500 Railroad
employees, fellow workmen of Mr..
Hoffman's. Burial will take place
in the Fairview cemetery.
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w. w. G. GIRLS TO MEET

w. w. G. GIRLS TO MEET
The World Wide Guild Girls of
the First Baptist church will meet
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
G.. b. Newcomb, 924 Sixth street.
This is red letter day. Guild girls
be sure to come.
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WILL MEET HERE

The North Dakota State Fedora
tion of Nonpartisan Clubs will meet
in Bismarck next week, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, February
10, II, and IL. The sessions will be
held in Patterson hall. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
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MASONIC DANCE

The Masons are giving another of
their delightful dancing parties, Fri
day, Feb. ID. Masons and Stars and
their escorts are invited. Visiting
Masons and Stars are especially in
vited. Further particulars will be
announced later. Chairman of the
Masonic committee is H. S. Lobach
and Mrs. l.. S. Craswell, is chairman
for the Eastern Star Committee.
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r. Il. OFFICIALS IN CITY

The following railroad officials
are in Bismarck this week on bust
ness: Robert f. Stewart, general
passenger agent for the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway;
Thomas Clohessy, travelling passeng-
er agent for the Santa Fee Railway
and l.. 7. Coulston, commercial agent
for the Erie Railroad Company.
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TO MINNEAPOLIS

Miss Harriet Lane, who has been
employed at the Lucas Department
Store for the past year and a half,
left this week for Minneapolis,
where she will visit friends for
time, and where she may decide to
locates
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q. A. r. TO MEET

The .Minnishoshe Chapter of the
D. A. r. will have their regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at one
o'clock at the Mckenzie hotel. Mrs.
A. NJ. Christianson will tell about
her trip to Washington. liz
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-05

ATTEND MEETING AT FARGO
j. L. Bell of the First National
Bank, is attending the meeting Of
the Federal Land Bank Association,
at Fargo this week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-05
ENTERfAINs AT BRIDGE

Mrs. H. "A. Brandes entertained
yesterday afternoon at bridge at her
home, slS Fourth street. Four ia
bles Of bridge were at play and
dainty refreshments were served.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-05
JURY FINDS MURDERER
OF DANIELS INSANE

Minneapolis, Feb. 5.-Found not
guilty of murder in the trial for the
Staying of Harvey Daniels of Mimi
eapolis, Henry Enrich, Roseau farm