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Brelje-COnvert
Wedding Held
Saturday Night

Miss Lilly Brelje, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Brelje Of Elgin and
Mr.. Otto A. Convert, Jr., son of MIR.
and Mrs. o. A. Convert of Mandan,
were married Saturday evening at
o'clock in the Hughes apartments,
the Reverend J. Y. Richert of the
Zion Lutheran church, officiating.
Miss Milda Brelje, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor. and Low
ell Coils, cousin Of Mr.. Convert, at
tended him.
Mrs. Convert was gowned in blonde
georgette with pink and carried n
shower bouquet of roses and sweet
peas. Her bridesma was in peach
silk crepe and her corsage was Of
sweet peas.
Following the ceremony three
course luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Convert have left for
Seattle. Portland and other west
ern points. On their return home
they will be at home in Mandan.
where the groom and his father have
a grocery store.
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At The Movies
VAUDEVILLE AND MOVIES

The Great Koran, considered to be
the greatest OF all psychologists
a super mental marvel, will be the
headline attraction at the Palace,
Mandan, tomorrow night. Koran has
demonstrated his psychic power IN
every large city in America as we'll
as European countries, having maze
World tours in Vaudeville. He has
only recently completed contract
over the Balkan and katZ string OF
theatres which include The Chicago
Tivoli and Riviera Theatres which
are the finest theatres in Chicago
Other Vaudeville offerings will be
the original Lew Sully. for years Il
tavoritc with Vaudeville audiences.
offering fifteen minutes Of Tunes,
Tales and Topics. Jack Upton and
Miss Terrell have a very entertain
ing act called From Ancient To
Modern Days" Jack Upton as the
"Musical Salesman" and Miss Terrell
as the Dancing Girl have a sure fire
hit Late stars with the Shuttle
Along Company" are Bohbic and Bar
bee, who present bits Of Bowcry
Ballads" along with some expert
piano number. songs and dances.
This act will prove to be one of the
hits Of the show. The feature mOvieior
the week will be "This Woman. a
feature length photoplay with this
splendid cast: Irene Rich, Louise
Fazcnda, Ricardo Cortez, Clara Bow,
Marc McDcrmott and Creighton Hare.
Two night shows at 1915 and 500
Seats at premium fifteen minutes
after show starts. Come early if
YOU want a seat.
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BISMARCK HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted: Mrs. George Lind
quist, Turtle Lake; Orville II
Church, Steele; Mrs. julius Hwei,
gle. Goodrich: Guy Marcel. vii
ton: II. G. Rasche, Regain: Mrs
Grover Riggs, and baby girl, city;
Mrs. Isadore Halpern, Glen Ullin
W. II. Morris, city; O. S. Chase,
Lightcap. S. d.: John Nictz. He
bron; Francis Larson. Moffit: j
Johnson, city; Mrs. II. Becker, Bcu
lah.
Discharged: Mrs. Peter Hofstad
Moffit; John Sauter, Harvey; Mrs
l.. II. Thompson, Was,.Nurn
George Aas. Benedict: Mrs. A. L.
Brigham, Washburn; Mrs. Minnie
Reebe, futile: Mrs. A. A. White
more, city: Rachael Anderson,
Valley City; S. r. Jennings. Golden
Valley; Hildegard Bauer, city;
George Ding, Hebron: Theo Hn
Der, Carson: Mrs. Cliff Wilson, Is
may, Mont: F.. Evenson, Hatton:
Henry Pesck, 1.awton: Ly1.a Hae-
ger. Almont; Mrs. jacob Ncidhardt,
Hebron: Mrs. John Hakana, Wing,
G. +. Partridge, Washburn: Coma
Whitman. McClusky: John R"ssof',
Burnstad: Marcus Nelson. Turtl"
Lake: A. J. Leopold. Medina;
Mrrrell Kitchen, city: Mrs. +. W.
Perry, Doyon.
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today and Tuesday

today and Tuesday.
Featured with Miss Wilson in the
cast are Warner Baxter and Luke
Cosgravc. the grand old man of the
screen, who was seen not so long ago
in "Hollywood.'
"Wclcomc Home. adapted from a
stage play by Edna Fcrhcr and
George S. Kaufman, is Il domestic
comedy drama. Married life for Miss
Wilson and Baxter in the picture
glideS along without a scmblancc OF
a hitch until CosEravc. playing Bax-
tcr's father. comes to live with the
young couple.
What happens from this point on
Wen leave for the picture to tell
Anyone can guess readily enough,
but YOU would never believe it pos
>ihlc to get so much fun out of such
Il situation rs crammcd into "Wcl-
come Home" You'll laugh at the old
gent and feel sorry fer him at the
sam" time you'll love him and want
to kill him. too.
IN THE MOONLIGHT
In the cold moonlight his lips were
. white.
While hers were vivid carmine
shade.
Our hero felt the call to arms.
And joined the colnrs unatraid,
Colgate Phoenix.
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Social and Personal
Pictures of
Indian CeremOnials
Shown Yesterday

DR.. NJ. r. Gilmore, member of the
staff Of the Museum Of the American
Indian. who is in North Dakota do
ing special work among the Indians
at the Fort Berthold Reservation
showed several reels Of motion pic
lures of the yearly ceremonials at
the reservation before a small crowd
at the city auditorium yesterday aft
ernoon.
The pictures were taken at the re-
servation at the last annual cere.
monials Of the Indians. They were
explained by subtitles and DR.. Gil
more also added to their interest
with an informal lecture.
Or: Gilmore was formerly curator
OF the State Historical Society in
North Dakota. He has just come
from Oklahoma, where he has been
doing research work among the
Usage Indians.
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AT THE CAPITOL

Lilies of the Streets which
comes to the Capitol Theatre for
three days, commencing tonight
Monday, is called the metropolitan
policewoman's picture" because the
intensely dramatic story it tells is
based upon actual cases, incidents,
and situations, which Mrs. Hamilton,
New York's first policewoman, has
handled in her official capacity. Fur
Their, Mrs. Hamilton appears in one
of the principal roles--as herself.
The atmosphere of the picture is
to be particularly noted. Filmed on
New York City itself where the
scenes are laid. it carries an air of
authenticity impossible to studio and
location sets, no matter how elabor
ate or expensive. One particularly
ofF"ctiv" shot was that of Judith's
Miss Corbin) arrest for specdi,,'
through the dense traffic Of Fifth
Avenue.
picture YOU will enjoy and re-
member
The large cast. headed by Virginia
Lee Corbin and Johnnie Walker. both
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CITY NEWS
SUPERVISED PLAY TONIGHT

Supervised play will be held this
evening at the William Moore and
Wachtcr schools. Those who will
be in charge at the Moore school are
Elizabeth Butler, James Stackhouse,
Grace Livdahl and Ramona Deopple
Play at the Wachter school will be
in charge of Merle Woodward, Mary
Cramm, Myrna Woodward and Mary
Mcleod
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GUEST OF RICHMONDs

Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Shaver of Bel
pre-, Kan. are in the city. the guests
Of their daughter, Mrs. L. H. Rich
mond and Mr.. Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaver end Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
mond will leave Friday on a motor
trip to Holson, Mont. where they
will remain for months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaver will return to
Bismarck with the Richmonds and
will probably remain here through
out the winter.
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LECTURE TUESDAY, NIGHT

Prof. J. Rode Jacobson of Chicago
will deliver lecture at Trinity
English Lutheran church on Tues
day evening, the 18th. Prof. Jacob
son was born on the island Of Ma
dagascar, the son of missionary,
and will tell Of that wonderful coun-
try and the great miss onary work
done there. Mr.. Jacobson is also a
musician of note and will render a
number of musical compositions.
The concert-lecture is free, only an
offering taken. The public is in
yited,
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MISS Ol1AIN IS HOME

MISS Marian Quain arrived home
Saturday evening. Miss Quain grad
usted from Abbot Academy in Mass
achusetts in June and since that
time has been visiting with Miss
Hildreth Speryy at East Windsor
Hill, Conn.,, and Woodstock. Yer
mont. She stopped at the lakes for
a two days visit with Mrs. ". J..
LaRose.
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ST. ALEXIUS HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted: John Rau, Wishek;
Violet kunkel, city; Helen Jaszko-
walk. city; Marian Wolf. city;
Margaret Koch, city; Mrs. Mike
Nagel, Shields; Jerome Bellies.
Garrison: Mrs. George Zirnhelt
Hazelton: Pat Flanagan, city.
Discharged: Ralph Jensen, Har-
vey: Mrs. Henry kapfer, Ana
moose: William Ross. Elbowoo
Mrs. Mick Ludgen, Cold Springs,
Mimi: A. w. Harlan, Richardton:
Magdalene Dineus. Hebron: Fran
ces Schwab, Stanton: Robert
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Stackhousc, city; George Boeckel,
Hazen; A. =. Rusch, Elgin; Mrs.
Fred Doll. Mandan: J. G.. Gussner,
city; Ernest Rise, Arena: Emma
Waldal, Sentinel Butte; Chris,
''ngula. citv: Onward Brewster,
Thinner: William LAM, Glen
uM,n; katherine Lachmeier, Man
dan; Anna Chylc. Hensler: Mrs.
Oscar Slende and baby girl SAT-
ton: Mrs. Henary Zurar and son,
Sterling: SADIE and Esther Gross,
Cleveland,
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THE STUDIO
Lucas Building Phone III
Bismarck, \. ID.

We nave recently placed six
Of our students in good posi-
tons. some of them at 500 :"
month from the start. Now
thatH pretty good for the mid
summer season, isn't il?
We have lately had calls frr
seven young men StrnCGrn
pliers HookkoCpcrs with no one
available to send ont to banks.
4 number of young men are
needed t. take up this training.
Our FALL TERM and EVEN
ING CLASSES will begin Tues
day, September LIST. \ number
are already arranging to at,cnn
from AS far away as Montana
and Minnesota. II you want to
be with us, enroll early; our
room is limited.
Our tuition rates are very rca-
sonablc and our cquirment just
right. Positions will be plcn-
tiful this season. Call or write
for Information.
"PROF." Il. T.. JACK. Principal.
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TEA FOR BRIDE.TO-RE

Miss Bertha Rigler, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Alfred A. Thai of La
kota. N. D., will take place August
S, was guest of honor at an an
nouncement tea Sunday afternoon
given by Miss Lillian Rigler and Miss
Mabel Riglcr at their home on Ave-
nue. c.
Cut flowers were used profusely.
At the prettily appointed tea table
Mrs. G. B. Rosen and Mrs. l.. Rubin
poured.
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UNIQUE PARTY FOR MISS
NELSON

NELSON
The Misses Helen Caldwell and
Helen Nelson entertained Saturday
evening at their home. l22 Avenue
A, complimentary to Miss Nelson's
sister. Vera Nelson. of Minot, who
has been her guest for the past
week.
The affair was of Chinese ma
ture. the guests dressing in Chinese
kimonas. Decorations we're in yell
low and Chinese chop suey was serv-
ed. There were twelve guests.
This is one Of series Of parties
that have been given for Miss Mel
son during her STAY in Bismarck.
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To TOITR YELLOWSTONE,

To IOUN IE1LLV W D WIZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Kjorvestad and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Kittelson. both Of
Aneta. N. OAK. were over Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. G. Larson. leaving this morning
for tour of the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park and other western points
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EI.TINGE THEATRE

With the exception of "t"ntra-
band.' all Of Lois Wilson's recent
n'cturcs have been "wrStcrn s'--"Thc
Covered Wagon" "North Of So" "Thc
laundering Herd so it was with
open arms that she welcomed her
Featured role in Welcome Home
which is being shown at the Eltingc
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VISITED HERE

Miss Edna Olson and Lester Hhun
ert of Wilton were visiting in Bis,
marck Saturday.
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RETURN FROM LAKES

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ref have re-
turned from a vacation trip to the
Minnesota Lakes. They were gone
about a week.
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VISITED uERE

Miss Josephine Bolle of Hazen and
Miss Margaret Harlan of Richardton
were guests Of Miss Lucille Paul
Friday and Saturday.
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PICNIC AT SpIRTTwOOn

PICNIC AT SP1RITWOOD
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. GObel and
sons. Ray and Charles. Misses
Ruth and Jeanette Swartz, Harry
Hersch;eb apt! l.. II. Jennings
formed a picnic party to Spiritwoo.l
lake Sunday.
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cVOppED HER

VIZ. and Mrs. A. p. Rosvald and
Miss Rosvald Of Driscoll were in
Bismarck over the weekend.
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Lois Wescom returned to his home
in jamestown Sunday evening after
short visit here with friends.
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ON VACATION TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Gobel and son.
Raw. left Saturday evening for Lake
Spiritwood near Jamestown. From
there they will 60 to Minnesota to
visit a daughter.
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HERE LAST WEEK

Mark Wynkoop, division engineer
for the State Highway Commission.
stationed at Valley City, came to
Bismarck last week to purchase a
new car. He returned to Valley City
Saturday.
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VISITED HERE SUNDAY

Lyol Thayer. who has been in
Billings. Mont. for the past month.
was in the city yesterday visiting
friends. Mr.. Thayer formerly made
his home in Bismarck.
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VISITS IN MINOT

Miss Blanche Whittemore left TO-
day for Minot, where she will be the
guest of Miss Gail Carr for a week
or ten days.
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RETURNS TO LAKES

Frederick Strauss returned to the
Minnesota Lakes Saturday to join
his mother after accompanying his
father, DR.. Strauss. home when the
latter returned from his vacation.
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HERE SATURDAY
HERE FROM MENOKEN

Mrs. c. J. Peterson of Driscoll was
visitor in the city Saturday.
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MRS. ORR RETURNS HOME

01S0. O1EKS OTENo ITO
Mrs. Robert Orr, who has spent
the past winter in Los Angeles, Calf,
returned to Bismarck Saturday night.
Mrs. Orr was with her daughter,
Mrs. ><rry Snure. who was Miss
Agnes Orr before her marriage last
month
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TO SEATTLE

Mrs. Katherine Kotowski and son,
Joe, Of the A. w. Lucas store. and
Miss Mae Morrison. bookeeper at the
St. Alexius hospital, left Sunday for
Seattle, via the Canadian Racific for
q months vacation.
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SWISS ROSES TO CANADA

Montreal-Efforts will be made
this summer to transplant Swiss
mountain roses to the Canadian
Rockies. The roses thrive only at
elevations above 5000 feet.
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HERE SATURDAY

Lewis Olsen of Menoken was
business visitor here Saturday.
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VISITOR RETURNS HOME

ICT TVN I'VE q NINO NVlNE
Mrs. Ben Montefaring has re-
turned to her home at Sioux City, la.
after a several weeks visit with her
father. E. A. Waid, and her sister,
Mrs. George Johnson of Avenue c.
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store entertained at St. Mary's audi
torium Saturday night for Mrs. j.
u. McQuliIan, who IS leaving soon
for Tampa, Fla, to join her husband
and daughters, who are living there.
The evening was spent informally.
A luncheon was served. Mrs. Nc
Quillan was presented with 4. sta.ue
Of st. Theresa by the guests.
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TRUE TO LIFE

Artist-This is my latest picture
Builders at Work" It's quite real
istic.
} Friend-But they are not at work!
eyes. that's the realism!"-Dorf-
barber (Berlin.)
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ON BUSINESS
LEFT FOR HELENA

5. Woodwork of Miss ouri Town
ship was here Saturday on business.
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Charles. left Sunday for Helena
Mont, to visit relatives.
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TEACHER HERE

Miss Edna Jones Of Grafton has
been visiting friends in Bismarck
for the past several days. Miss
schools this winter.
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TO MINNEAPOLIS
GOES TO HELENA

M. B. Gillian left last night for
Minneapolis on business.
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Miss Ethel Ehlcrs of Barney il
visiting her sister. Miss Adele Eth
lers.
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of whom arc prime local favoritc&,
includes among others. such we'll
known popular players as Peggy
Kelly. lrma Harrison and Wheeler
Oakman
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FROM RRITTl>
STERLING VISITOR

George McMurrlch was here f.on
Brittln Saturday on business. :
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MRS. WH1TTEMORE CONvAL-

Mrs. A. A. Whittemore, who has
been in local hospital for month,
was able to return to her home Sat
urday. She is conva'escing nicely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Noon and
son, Oliver, of Wilton are in the city
for few days visit. They mutored
down Friday.
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RETURN FROM LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snyder have
returned from Spiritwood Lake at
jamestown after a weeks vacation
there. "a
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BUY FISHER HOME

DR.. and Mrs. H. T. Perry have pur-
chased the Dr.. A. NJ. Fisher resi-
dence on Avenue B, and will make
their home there in the near future.
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Pumps aren't so fancy this year,
but the plain sensible oxford breaks
out every now and then with some
new wrinkle. This white buckskin
pair have narrow bands of brown
leather over the toe and heel. They
fasten with buckles and have Il little
tailored stitching from the top.
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RETURNS HOME

John Olson of Frances TOWNSHIP
was here on business Saturday.
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LIONS TO MEET

The Lions Club will have a ban
quet tonight at the Grand Pacific
hotel at which the newly elected
president, DR.. F. B. Strauss, will be
guest of honor.
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GUEST OF MISS KuPlTZ

Miss Maxine Kupitz had as ner
guest over the weekend, Miss Mil
dred Hanwell of Beulah
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HOME FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Rosen returned
to Bismarck today following a three
weeks trip to Portland, Ore, to at
tend the Elks convention.
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HAZEN VISITORS e.
VISITED HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. McRridge Of
Hazen shopped in the city Saturday,
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WEEK. END VISITORS

WEEKEND tlSlIORS
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Pridt and chill
dren of Hazen spent the weekend
in Bismarck with the Newcomb fam
ily.
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FROM MCKENZIE
John Wildfang of Mckenzie wa.
here on business Saturday.
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HOME FROM ANETA
Mrs. E. G. Larson, lis W. Thayer
street, returned Saturday. after
weeks visit at her former home at
Aneta, N. Oak.
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VISITS RELATIVES
Miss Alta Jones CT Harvey is in
the city for visit with relatives.
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GUEST AT LAKE ISABEL
Miss Ida Iverson was a weekend
guest at the Major Ross cottage al
Lake Isabel
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PAN HELLENIC LUNCHEON

PAN HELLENIC IUNCHEUN
The Pan Hellenic association will
have regular monthly meeting Sat-
urday in the form Of one o'clock
luncheon at the Grand Pacific Hotel.
Reservations should be telephoned to
Miss Mary Nuchols at 1l27M before
Thursday.
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HERE FROM DRlSCOLL

Mrs. William Schantz Of Glen VI
in visited here over the weekend.
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HERE SATy1RDAv

HERE SATURDAY
Elmer Bloonquist Of Sibley Butt.
township was q business visitor il
the city Saturday.
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Z
NJ and Mrs. George w. Wiskland
NJ Washburn shopped in the city
Saturday.
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VISITING STSTEp

S. J. Johnson left yesterday for
visit in Helena. Mont.
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George Hedrix Of Fort Rice Town
ship was in Bismarck Saturday o.,
business.
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ELKS TO PRACTICE
There will be rehearsal of the
Elks band tonight.
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pApTY AT LAKE ISABEL


Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Weide and Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Light spent. Sunday
at Lake Isabel.
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HERE SATURDAY

James Riley Of Sterling was
business visitor here Saturday.
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VISITED HERE SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Pugh and children
of Braddock were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. D. T. Owens Sunday.
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ON BUSINESS
A. H. Klipstein of Menoken wa.
here on business Saturday.
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FROM STERLING
Marion ,Densmore Of Sterling was
in the city Saturday.
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RETURNS TO CHICAGO
Miss Alvain Nathan left for Chi.
cago this morning after three
weeks visit in Bismarck with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nathan.
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STERLING VISITOR
H. E. Wildfang Of Sterling was in
the city Saturday.
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AT LAKE ISAREI,

Mr.. and Mrs. William Dohn, ST.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Dohn, Jr.,
the latter Of Los Angeles, Calf,
spent Sunday at Lake Isabel.
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HERE SATURDAY
Charles Lundquist was here from
Sterling Saturday.