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annual Meeting of
Garden Club

The Seattle Garden club will
have Us annual meeting for annual
and sustaining members on Monday
fternoon. al 21o O'Clock. az tho
home of ~ president. Mrs John
Collins, zoe Minor Ave.
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Seattle
Society
FlilcI hy Lillian Keen To-
Bauistcr Telephone MA In o6oo,
A ist5ut Laura Emory
Breakfast VIII Fetc Guest
From Honolulu, Or
guRi-c NClc Unit.

Mrs. EDWARD LINCoL
vi SMITH win entertain With a
breakfast ON saturday az tho sanscl
club iu honor ui her slstrr.in law,
Nliss Catherine smith. of Honolulu,
MIS- smith is the guest 81 the
Ec, and MIR Onward Lincoln smith
Tor the winter
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WHIST PARTY

olympic Camp No ssi5. Royal
Nclghbora Of America. viii hold
progressive whist party Monday
evening. November ga, t s O'Clock.
In tho n W A hail. i929ts Third
ave.
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WEST SIDE rEIT WILL
-InLlLI-EInA TIA


West sile Unit Of tha Nu.r nd
AT Foundation Fund wIIi hove "a
mu-lr1l icH On Wednesday afternoon.
December ~. af gI5 O'Clock. at thc
home N Mr Beverly r. Dobbr f5gi
Beach Dlgc
Mrs Frank Plumb will HHl.f iar
hooters and Mr. j. O.. Dgu~laa and
MrH CHuu Er.gr= win rrrgo iha ten.
assisted by tho Misses GwrudgIgu
Smith, Margaret Moore Ruth Way
laud and Josephine Manning
Sir Edgar Tgrannr who d. ono VI
the finest opponents NJ water rpl1rs
and oils m lba Northwest. viii dis
play some Of Htr pictures and talk
Informally Of hIH work The must
cal program VIII bc presented b. the
Melbourne Trio. composed Of Iuez
Morrison, piano. Alice Mybcrg violin
and Esther Wcage Eeni. cello. snu
Virginia Strong viii give several vo-
rll number and Rose and Elolft
Rockford wiil bo heard bon vocal dups
hiisr EloiEo Moore wlll be- the ac-
c0mpaulst
The program follows
Trio
"f8ee Song ......- ri-T---
"CHaai saus rssoIes" Tarhsisoasly
HrrrHua'. s-ssar. ....#r.s... Wifor
Vocal
"a Spirit Flower ... comprehension
Tho wedding hong .-. MARY isoa
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Clubs

ing held by police.
W. c. Erake. 20. was arrested
Thursday night BY sergt q. W.
wilson and officer L. Lippke at
Empire way and Graham n. A
bottle half full Of vino. taken from
his machine. is held rs evidence
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These musical teas. which mr.
given monthly by tho West Side
Unit. ore open TO all women of The
West Side who ore Interested.
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AUXILIARY TO 81 LukEs
HOSPITAL

The Woman's Auxiliary 10 81
Luke's Hospital win meet Nom
day. November 90 at .o'clocls. az
tho home og Mrs John W wilkins.
900 18th ave -
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CHATTER Il. q. z. O. Z.

Chapter u g.. +. O T.. will BE-
entertained by Mra s W Griffin on
Tuesday, December l. NJ 1880 o'clock
az tbs home Of Mrs, II J Madden.
1906 +. Olive.
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M EsPECLALLY BIG MEEK FoR THE CoLoNIAL

Includes Rex the Wild horse BLACK cyclone"
Monday November % aO wrghtH
story "The ReCeaon Of BrInu Harlan
Helene Chadwick Zau Pitts Ralph lewis Mary
Thehy for Tuesday December Thursday
brings adorable Colleen Big
novel There's aisiar including Lyons
Wallace Bccry aud Florence sterling
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SEATTLE corNcrL. PIT A

The executive board Of tho Seattle
Council PIT, A.. viii meet Tuesday
morning. December 4. NJ 10 o'clock.
AZ the school board room 10 The Cen.
trail building
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weeks ! suffered
with awful! pains
from inf am ma
ton and / was in
such misery that /
had 10 bend dou
bic to get relief.
1 could not lu.
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uRIDGE PARTY

Tho zeta pu Mothers club Will
hold a bpdgc party Saturday even.
ms December D ht 5 o'clock, ~ the
chapter house t5ts nth ayr a. T.
Reservations may h. made by cali.
INK MH r NJ Parker. NEire Go9i
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LEscHf SOCIAL

The ladies ~ tie Lfsohi Social
club viii meet Tucsiay December
I, a. O'Clock a. tHs home Of
Mrs g. Freeman, aas 21ih ave
Whist bridge, ana NAH iouEs viii
be- played % eighteen tables.
For the benefit Of those who
prefer 90 work on Christmas rev.
ing Mrs Freeman has reserved
fpfcinl quarters in her sun room
~ members are urged 10 bc pres
ont.
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WEST SEATTLE CLUB
TO GIVE DANCE

West Seattle Community club
Will give u dance Saturday even.
lns November %, NJ the clubhouse.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. u Cole and Mr..
md Mrs Charles n. Perrymnn %
10 the hosts.
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John p. Miller. w X. G., viii hold
rummage 3ale Saturday November
-. al the Pliny Allon garage, sos
olive ct. Members are asked TO take
their donations TO the place OF sale
IN Friday afternoon.
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10 D 6aTF Uctrf1aINy b rEDrH8rcIV
shops Wherf nIngs individually seieeicd
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WOMAN AVOIDS
!. AN OPERATION
Pains and MiseryRe
SryedbyLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

!nt',Na, Ohio.-'1 want TO tell vol,
- atiur medicine has belped mo For
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PAST PRESIDENTS
CLUB

Tho Pusi Presidents club uf
John r Miller W. z. e.. viii bc
entertained ~ Mars Wood. az tho
Dixie Tea room. Saturday. Novcm
her g. at 1880 o'clock Luncheon
WHITTIER HEIGHTS
CLUB
Whittier Heights Improvement
Club win give It's regular card party
Saturday evening. September IS. a.
O'clock. Ia Dimmicks dininE car.
Both whist and 500 viii he played
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ROBBIE DOES CLEVER REMoDELING

OF uT and fuF eo0t aud captE u her Httlc shop 90
Bank BLDG
way pay nhea superior teorimans}up often b
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REGULAR BUSINESS NEETINo

Palm Circle. y of w viii have q
regular business meeting Monday.
November Go.
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n 4. GIRLS DANCING
PARTY

PARTY
The Northern Pacific Girls Aih.
loue club will hold their second
dance u the season. "wednesday.
December 2. iH Queen Anne hail
100 W Roy d.
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.nLITANY WInaT rAnrY

The Iicbolnha VIII give military
whist party at Dugdnle hail, Rainier
Teach Saturday evening. Novem-
Dor 2s
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BETTY FAIRS FRoCKs AND COATS

40 HWNFH q dTIshL EVrTg 0fmEa IHnEE
shop where locatcd-us
doors from FrcdcnckS Sixth
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FOR NEW AND ATTRACTIVE


speca.
sales Co. us McDcrm0tt Bldg Fourth al Pine
clcycr carrying holiday parties
NO MATTER HOW LOVELY
The features
really look best viii be
facurs Beauty shoppg has added Marnel from
who Is a specialist ccctrolysa. Mr.
tho method guarantees
natural marcel effect Cali ELioi-G5si appointment
Etcl building.
the iehosc hair not pcma
ueHi practical and in ne
SEWING FOR CHRISTMAS
May make feel the OF
always" See balcony
Most ot really ihout reaisng
ac-fs ecH to hare thorough cromination occasionally
THE YOUNG GIRL
Who wants 10 be always her attractive
Esther Baum troubled
dsflEuring! li0a American Bldg.
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RUMMAGE( SALE

Stars Mosons and friend
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Dance and party flyors and Tor clever susges,i
sales Co. .Is McDcrmotl Bldg Fourth at Pine
There are 50 many clever ideas for carrying
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-25
CITY NEWS
BISMARCK HOSPITAL NOTES

BISMARCK HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted: r. H. Burns, Garrison;
Mrs. julius Stilow, Anamoose; A. II
Alberht, Anamoose; Oscar Snyder,
Raleigh; Mrs. Ben Meidinger, Ere
donia; Mrs. Getzel Owach, Lehr;
Mrs. Mike MosDrooker, HeDron;
Eunice lessen, Sterling; Genevieve
lessen, Sterling; Lovan Chenoweth,
Sterling; Eugene Nelson, Bainville
Mont
Discharged: Miss Jennie Mathi-
son; Halliday; Edwin Hole, New
Salem; Miss Mary Koch, city.
ST. ALEXIUS HOSPITAL NOTES
Entries: Anna Issah. Krem; Mrs.
Dave Kirskaw, Brittin; Jacob Wei
gum, Zap; H. B. Probolt, New Leip-
ri g; Mrs. Mike Kiefer. SELF; Lud-
vina Kiefer, SELF; Ida Weisz, Dodge;
Ethel Barringer city; Mrs. Roy j.
Gregory, Hazelton; Mrs. Bernhard
Steiner, Villa; Jacob Fischer, Stras-
burg.
Discharges: Mrs. R. V. BapneIl,
Sanger; A. L. limestone, city; c. F.
Huston, turtle Lake; MRS. NJ. Her
ner, Mandan; Mrs. Catherine Arj-
mond, Neche; Mrs. Bessie Boy Chief,
Rec.
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-.-|l ~ = : !. II tIEE.F -
Social and Personal
PICNIC AT MENOKEN GROVE

\, The ladies Of the Burlcigh County
Nonpartisan clubs will give a coun-
~ picnic at Menoken grove on June
20. The grounds will be open all
oay. Refreshment and lunch stands
will be provided.
Governor Sorlie will be the princi-
pal speaker and the personnel of the
program includes several other we'll
known men. Arrangements will be
made to meet the trains from Bis
marek and Mandan with cars. 10
Prizes will be given to the lady or
glrl who. brings the best loaf of
bread, cake or, doughnuts. Awards
Will also be offered for the most ar
tistic looking eggs and pound of
The officers Of the Nonpartison
Ladies clubs of Burleigh county,
under whose auspices the affair is
given, are: Mrs. Irene Charleboise,
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Thomas c. Lauder,
vice president; Mrs. C. c. Boise, Sec
rotary; Mrs. Susanna Hultburg,
treasurer
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CAPITOL NOTES

Governor .Sorlie considers wheat
producing in North Dakota in terms
Of manufacture. He believes that,
since wheat is the one big thing the
state depends on for existence, bet
ter methods of production and mar
keting should be continually sought
for. To this end he encourages
every method that has been proved
useful.
Miss Helena Shafer is a new en-
ploye in the office of the agriculture
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

in the city last night for the district
meeting Of the medical profession.
FROM BRITTIN
Mrs. Harry Blount of Brittin was
in the city yesterday
HERE FROM WING
Frank Holmes is here today from
his home in Wing.
FROM MCKENZIE
Harry O'Neil was here from Nc
Kenzie' yesterday.
HERE WEDNESDAY
Mrs. D. M. lmgley was here from
Wilton yesterday.
FROM JAMESTOWN
Ralph Blair is in the city from
Jamestown.
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ON AUTO TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Anderson and
Arllys Anderson left this morning
for an auto trip to Yellowstone and
Glacier parks. They expect to be
away about six weeks. Mr.. Ander-
son expects to make a trip into the
sugar beet district of Montana while
on the trip in order to get more in
formation on the growing of sugar
beets.
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HERE FOR WEDDING

Mrs. Davidson and sons, Carl and
Doran Davidson Of Battle View, N.
D., are expected in the city today to
attend the wedding of Mrs. David
sons son, Lester E. Davidson to
Miss Lucy Snyder which will take
place during the patter part Of the
month.
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FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re
move Them With Othine-
Double Strength.

This preparation for the remsval
of freckles is so successful in remov-
ing freckles and giving a clear, beau
tiful complexion that it is sold by
all drug and department stores with
guarantee to refund the money if
it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil or waste time on lemon juice or
cucumbers; get an ounce of Othine
and remove them. Even the first
few applications should show won
derful improvement, some of the
lighter freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength Othine; it is this that is
sold on mOneyback guarantee.
We recommend Othine Complexion
Soap for use with Othine, also as a
shampoo--it's wonderful for bobbed
hair-25c a cake at all drug or de-
partment stores or by mail. Othine
Laboratories, Inc, Buffalo, N. Y.
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TO NATIONAL EDUCATION AssO.
CIATI0M

Miss Minnie J. Nelson left Tues
day for indianapolis instead of for
New York, as was reported in yes
terday's issue. She will attend the
National Education Association in
that city, which convenes June 26,
after which she will return to the
office in Bismarck.
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ELTTNGE THEATRE

Anne Douglas Sedgwick's novel
"The Little French Grip, the pres
ent sensation in the world of liter
allure, comes to the Eltinge Friday
and Saturday as a picture that
promises to be even more popular
than the book.
The production, features Alice
Joyce, Neil Hamilton, Mary Brian
and Esther Ralston. The story is
one of Alix Vervier, the little French
girl, whose mothers mode of life
makes a suitable marriage impossible
for her in France. She goes to the
home Of friends in England. How
she finally finds happiness despite
the past and differences in social
standards between the two countries
make THE Little French Girl" high
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CAMPING AT LAKE TSARET.

CAMPING AT LAKE ISABEL
The Bismarck Campfire Girls are
at Lake Isabel this week enjoying
the free outdoors in studying bird
and plant life, swimming and other
summer sports.
Fourteen girls, their ages ranging
from II to 16 years, are there with
their guardian, Mrs. w. G. Worner.
The troop is living in two tents. The
girls will return to Bismarck next
Sunday.
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Sister Salesia, o. S. B., Of Bluff
ton. Mimi, and Mrs. F. v. Robinson
of Minneapolis, left for their homes
today after a visit in Bismarck with
thew sister, Sister Jolenta. O. s. B.,
at the St.. Alexius hospital. They
have also visited in Montana.
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ON VACATION

Miss Alice Lueck, nurse at the
Bismarck hospital, left this morning
for jamestown where she will spend
few days visiting her parents. She
will later join motor party to
Yellowstone park.
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LODGE HOLDS PICNIC

Homeland Lodge No. 1924 held its
annual picnic Sunday at Wildwood.
Boxing matches, races and other ath-
letic contests were held and prizes
were awarded the winners Of the
events. A picnic lunch was served at
noon.
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PAN HELLENIC LUNCHEON
The Pan Hellenic society will have
luncheon tomorrow noon at the
Grand Pacific hotel. Reservations
should he phoned to Mrs. Copelin,
Mrs. Wilde or Miss Runey.
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this is not the funniest comedy of
the year, then this reviewers funny
bone is not working.
"Seven Chances" which is film
version of the Belasco stage success
Of several years ago, tells the story
of young man about Wall Street
whose code in life is of such gen
erous nature that he gives away the
funds Of his partner and himself for
the sake of sweet charity, and every
thing seems about to crash.
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ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY

Mrs. Stewart Macdonald enter
tanned a number of girls from the
Webb store Wedne sday evening at
her home. The evening was spent
in sewing after which a lunch was
served.
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VISITOR LEAVES

Mrs. J. P. Murphy Of Cleveland
Ohio. who has been visiting in Bis
marck with Miss Mary Kelley, will
leave this evening for her home.
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RERECCAS To MEET

Initiation services will be held at
the meeting Of the Rebecca lodge to-
morrow night in the A. o. U. w. hall
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MASQNS MET

A special meeting of the Masonic
Lodge was called Tuesday evening
to confer degrees on Herndon Tay-
lor, West Point student, who is
home on leave. During the summer
months Mr.. Taylor will take other
Masonic work.
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HOME FROM COLLEGE

HOME FROM COLLEGE
Miss Louise Huber has returned to
Bismarck from jamestown where she
has just received her A. B. Degree
with the additional distinction, Cum
Laude. Prior to her return she was
the guest of Miss Anna Proctor of
jamestown at a house party at
Spiritwood Lake. Miss Huber will
be in Bismarck during the summer.
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n, nYAcr YrrYYo

IN BLACK HILLS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parkinson are
spending their vacation in the
Black Hills.
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HERE FROM FARGO
Bill Ray and B. H. Ranney of Far
go were in Bismarck yesterday on
business.
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class picture entertainment.
Mario Majeroni, Anthony Jowitt, Il
new screen discovery; Maurice Can
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VISIT HERE
Miss Mildred Lindell and Miss
Beatrice O'Donnell of Washburn
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D. OF H. MEETING

The regular meeting of the Decr""
Of Honor Lodge will be held tonight
at 8 o'clock in the A. o. u. w. hall.
All members are urged to attend.
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ENTERTAINS FOR OUT OF TOWN
GUEST

Miss Mary Kelley entertained
Tuesday afternoon with luncheon
at the Country club complimentary
to her house guest, Mrs. ]. p. Muir
ply Of Cleveland. Ohio: Three tables
of bridge were played. Mrs. F. A..
Copelin held high score at the con-
snap dragons adorned the rooms.
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RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA

Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Wilds, who have
been making their home in California
for the past few years, have returned
to Bismarck tor an extended visit.
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TO YELLOWSTONE PARK

" IEL1AO w VANI <1IEh
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Holton of
Iowa were in the city Tuesday visit
ing their cousin, Miss Ellen Holton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holton are on their
way to Yellowstone National park.
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ROTITROIJS IMPROVING

A. Boutrous, proprietor of the
Fair Store, who has been i'll at his
home, SIG Hannafin St., for the past
week, is reported as much improved
today.
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'Protex Arch" Pumps and
Oxfords. Try them for gen
uine foot comfort. Webb
Bros.
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commission. She is assistant to
John HUSKY, dairy commissioner.
Edward Alison is employed tenn
porarily in the secretary of states
office.
Attorney General Shafer was eX-
pected back this afternoon from st.
Paul, where he has been attending
the convention of the Kiwanis In
ternational.
Commissioner of immigration De-
vine has received about 20 pictures,
taken by two official pilot
on the recent official trip through
the Bad Lands.
Some have already used
TRY ME Malt Syrup and are
satisfied. You are next.
Phone ST.. South Side Gro
Gerry.
Use Gas the Super Fuel.
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Use Gas the Super Fuel.
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non. Paul Doucet and Jane Jennings
are few of the names in the strong
supporting east.
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TO YELLOWSTONE PARK

" o. Anderson, registrar at the U. s.
land office, has gone to Yellowstone
National park for his vacation.
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FROM DRISCOLL
W. F. Keller of Driscoll was in
the city yesterday.
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Decorative flowing sleeves with
bands Of white crepe and silver
braid make this frock Of black flat
crepe original and striking. The
square neckline has white collar
that is much wider in the back than
in front. Wide pleats at the side give
the necessary fulness At the hem but
keep the line very straight.
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HERE YESTERDAY
Roscoe Crum of Mckenzie was in
the city yesterday
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FROM AIMONT

-. NUM- ALMVNI
Mrs. c. B. Wiebke. and Mrs. S.
Wick of Almont were in the city
yesterday.
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SPECIAL CHURCH MEETING
MRS. F. F. DAVIS HOSTESS

MRS. F. E. DAVIS HOSTESS
The Homemakers' Institute met
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. F. E. Davis at as Thayer ST.
Routine business of the club was
transacted, followed by a period of
sewing and social converse after
which light refreshments were served
by the hostess Mrs. H. j. Roberts
was admitted to membership in the
club and Mrs. Harmon of Stanton,
N. D., was an out-of-toWn guest.
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HERE YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Christianson of
Halliday were in Bismarck yester-
day.
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HERE WEDNESDAY
Steve Backer of Schrunck township
was here on business yesterday.
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HOME FROM VISIT
Miss Leila Brown returned today
from a two weeks visit in James
town.
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~A~~~>~>~N~N~~>>-~~~>>~ ~->~>~~~>~>~~>~~~
were in the city Wednesday, visiting
Miss Irene Samuelson.
NJ. A. Reep will leave tonight for
the Detroit Lakes and other places
in Minnesota. He will be gone for
ten days.
ON VACATION
Mrs. Katherine Hendershott of
Webs store is on her vacation.
FROM JAMESTOWN
L. F. Henry of jamestown was in
the city yesterday on business.
FROM WASHBURN
Mrs. w. H. Robinson of Washburn
was in the city yesterday.
SHOPPED HERE
Mrs. Tom Thompson of Washburn
shopped here yesterday.
VISITS FRIENDS
Mrs. +. W. Dick of Steele visited
friends here yesterday.
FROM DRiSCOLL
W. +. Keller of Driscoll was in
the city yesterday.
HERE YESTERDAY
Roscoe Crum of Mckenzie was in
the city yesterday
HERE YESTERDAY
DR. Ide. head surgeon of the North
ern Pacific hospital at st. Paul, was
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ON BUSINESS
Mrs. Charles Wachter of Glen VI
lin was here on business yesterday.
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commission. She is assistant
John HUSKY, dairy commissioner.
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SHOPPED HERE
Mrs. Tom Thompson of Washburn
shopped here yesterday.
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VISITS FRIENDS
Mrs. f. w. Dick of Steele visited
friends here yesterday