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CHAPTER VII. tcontinuoB

~ shadow or a squat figure had
!. across tho patch OF sunlight.
voice, That monstrous breadth
,calder, We sprang 10 our feet
,a gasp Of establishment as Chal,
A., In a round, boyish straw hat
"a eolored Observation-Disclosures.
rs hands IN his Jacket pockets
rs canvas shoes daintily point.
s he appeared I'm the
space before Us. lie threw back
,esd. and there no stood in the
n glow with all his old AsSyri-
& sxurianec OF beard. all his native
Hsnee OF dropping eycljds and In,
la, eyes.
fear" he said. taking ont his
N that ! am a few minutes too
When ! gave you this envelope
.S confess that 1 had never in,
sd that you should open Il, for 4,
n ben my fixed intention 10 be
you before the hour. The un-
s-aie delay can be apportioned
Ssen q laundering pilot and an
Suivs Sandbank. I fear that 1,
A given my colleague. Professor
a==srlee, occasion TO blaspheme."
liam bound 10 say. sir. said Lord
with some sternness OF voice
II your turning up Is a consider.
relief 20 us, for our mission
nsd TO have come to premature
Even now / can't FOR the life
Inc understand why YOU should
worked IT in so extraordinary
banner"
ssead OF answering. Professo,
snger entered. shook hand.
i myself and Lord John. bowed
pondcrous insolencc TO Profcs
S1mmerlec, and sank back int
Basket chair. which cTeakcd anc
bed beneath his weight.
S all ready for your Journey.
baked,
sEa can start tomorrow"
NThen 50 you shall. You need M
BIZ o. directions now. since yot
4 have the inestlmable adyantag,
nv own guidance. From the frs.
b determined that I would myself
te over your investigation. Tn,
a elaborate charts would. as !toy
readily admit, be a poor subisii
for my own intelligence ant
s- As TO the small rusc which
8lyed upon you In the matter o
rsSpe, 1t is clear that had I tol,
N my intentions, should have
forced TO resist unwcicome pres
to travel out with you"
BE- from me. sir| exclaimed Pro
r summeriec. heartily. so loui
3Aere was another ship upon tn
3n;ic."
hallengcr waved him away will
great hairy hand.
4Your common sense will. | an
A.. sustain my objection and real
l lhai IL was better that / shoulr
~ my own movements and ap
5aIy at tho exact moment wheI
1 presence was needed. That mo
e. has now arrived. You are II
hands. You win not now fail Z
b. your destination. From hence
I take command OF this cxpe
n, and I must ask you TO com
b your preparations tonight, ~
We may be able TO make al
Z start in the morning. Ny tim,
value, and the same thing ma!
aid. no doubt, in a lesser degree
Jgur own. l propose, therefore
We push on as rapidly az pos
/, until have demonstrated
~ you have come to see"
sIszd John Roxton has chartered
jIgs steam launch. the Esmcralda
ID was TO carry US UP tho river
ar as climate goes. II was i'm
srizl what time we chose for on
sition. as the temperature range
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again, dear sydney, and I know you
will not. II is n humlllating thing
to mo TO let even MS good n friend
as you arc into the sacred precincts
OF my personal life. II almost
seems n desccrnton,
I know OF no ono, however, TO
whom would rather acknowledge
jacks neglect and my hurt feelings
because Of II than 10 the man who
is my boys godfather,
When wo get back into our new
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mo II / say that | don't want 10
think OF IL or tho letter which my
husband wrote you, which occas'
toned your letter to me, for many
years limo may soften the hurt,
but just now Il smnrts and throbs
like n deep burn in my soul
believe, my friend, that you will
understand and will not call mo too
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10 Nancy and Nick hid in the
q fruit on the kings table
Deanstalk Land, and Mister
II, the fairyman. hid in a tulip
he center OF the same table.
sharp eyes we're busy.
flsey cav snitcher Snatch, the
goblin Gliding in the folds OF
ACE in the queens collar, he
take out the snuff box he had
q. and blow snuff up the
'a's nose.
d when the queen sneezed and
soup flew all over everything
here was such n general fuss
It getting into the kings
they decided IL was a good
to get away.
asy had another reason for
Ping 70 get out OF that. When
queen sneezed, the little COB
iew over the buffers head.
f'ght out OF the window, snuff
and all.
eiiek. Or he'll get away" cried
VI WhIzz as they climbed down
\ able cloth and rushed for the
At did they see but the COB.
nding away for dear life on the
Bsanstalk Cat, which was a
~ pet At the castle, and al.
stayed around at meal times.
luck would have II. the royal
LAX Dog came along Just
Y him. cried Mister Whizz az
va the Twins climbed up on
aek--to his great astonishmcnt.
s'her no was a good dog and
% obeying orders. or whether
I" because he WAS ~ astonish.
mree little creatures climbing
H. he back I don't know. But
Afsd after tho Bcanstalk Cat
N streak Of lightning.
~ Niowt' shriekcd tho Bean.
n cat making for a high fcncc
NIL warf!" Bow. WOW, VOW
The dog standing NJ on his
i ~ no that Mister Whlzz md
WINS had all they could do TO
r. cat reached the top OF the
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selfIsh bocauso | wnnt 10 forget.

selfish because | want TO forget.
| wonder II you realize that YOU
have not seen your godchIld yet,
that even YOU attended the core.
mony of his christening by proxy.
Many times when l bend over his
cradle, instead OF the little prayer
you asked me TO say send pcti.
ton up to the Great White Throne
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home | hope you viii be n fire.
ducnt visitor, sydney | hope We
viii SEQ much more OF you than
VIC have since our marriage.
But we will forget, Will We not,
that wo ever wrote each other In
this fashion,
Please, please do not think that
| am blaming you In any way
shall always consider what you did
as an act Of trueat friendship and
/ shall hide II away In rosemary
and lavender. But you Will forgive
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TONG RROW --Tclcgram from
John Alden Prescott 10 Sydney Car
ton.
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T'EneT angle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO SYDNEY CARTON

My Dear sydney Please do not
think because ! did not answer your
letter Immediately that ! was not
particularly glad 10 get II and It's
enclosure. II showed me that you
were true friend. not only to
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BY KEN Killing
BY BLOSSER
BY TAYLOR
BY STANLEY

that my boy may grow UP as good
man as his godfather.
My friend, | hope, MS long rs l
shall live, LESLIE.
Copyright, 1895. n, ", a. Service, 1nc)
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Social and Personal
Party Given
for Guests of
Mrs. SOrlie

Mrs. John Lee. entertained Friday
afternoon at the warden's residence at
the penitentiary for Mrs. A. G. Sor.
lies mother and sister, Mrs. Hilleboe
and Miss Hilleboe of Bemidji, MIMI,
who are visiting here.
The afternoon was spent informal
ly. Vocal numbers were given by
Mrs. +. II. Peters. A course lunch
con was served.
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Miss Nelson
Gives Dinner
for Miss Barr

Miss Hazel Nelson entertained
Monday evening at dinner compli.
mentary to Miss Elizabeth Barr Of
Los Angeles, Calf, VINO was in the
city yesterday, the guest of Miss
NELSON Guests were inii,nate
friends OF the honor guest.
Miss Barr was formerly connected
with the state department Of public
instruction in Bismarck. She is now
doing similar. work in Los Angeles.
to which place she is returning aft
er visit in Valley City with her
parents.
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At The Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

"The Spaniard," produced by Raoul
Walsh, director of 1.-THE Thief Of Bag
dad" comes for Wednesday and
Thursday to the Eltinge Theatre.
Ricardo Cortez, Jetta Goudal and
Noah Berry are featured IN the p.c-
ture. from the novel of the same
name by Juanita Savage.
THE Spaniard" is the story Of a
bull-fighter, the idol of Spain. He is
in reality member of one Of his
country's foremost families. In Lon
don he gets the reputation Of being
quite lady-killed. While there he
meets Miss Goudal, playing the Eng
fish society girl, Dolores Annesley,
who also has quite a line of broken
hearts to her credit. It's case Of
Greek meeting Greek. And it's sure
great while it lasts, girls
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MISS BARR HERE

Miss Elizabeth Barr, formerly of
this city, was the guest Of Miss
Hazel Nelson yesterday. Miss Barr,
who was connected with the state
department Of education stopped
here for 4 day en- route to Los
Angeles from visit in Valley City
with her parents. Miss Barr is do
ing educational work in Los Angeles.
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Bismarck ITOsDital

Admitted: Mrs. NJ G. Dovle, city
Glenn Harmon, Russo: Gottlieb Fer
cho, Lehr; Mrs. John j. Walsch, Max
J. u. Wacker, Lake Williams; Charlr,
j. Noble. Fort Clark; Mrs. Peter lIof
stad, Moffit; Mrs. Oliver Roth. Me
kenzie; Lorraine Hanson. Marshall
Rudolph Rierwagon. New Leipzig
Mrs. John Doffert. Robinson: Mrs
Sophia Green, Halliday: David Juza
Ter. Golden Valley; Henry Beier, Sen
tinel Butte. ,.
Discharged: Grace Whitcomb, Gar
rison: Philiis Svensgaard. city; FL
win Giedd. Washhurn; Martin Matt
son. Wilton; Mrs. NJ. G. Isaac. Kuhn
Mrs. Charles NJ. Loerch, Steele.
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The serviceable umbrella you take
out in the rain need not be OF sumhe :
black or solid collar. 1t can be
Of rubberized silk with riot Of color
and medley Of patterns, if you
like. Particularly for the beach and
summer resort, the noisy umbrella is
liked.
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ENTERTAINS TUESDAY ri

= ~ 8h54V1 Z VT.I'17A1 VJ4VTU
Mrs. J. +. French entertained the
members Of the Tuesday bridge club
Friday with a luncheon followed by
an afternoon Of bridge. Mrs. A, =.
Lenhart won the prize. Mrs. X. F.
Nichols Of st. Paul. the house guest
Of Mrs. French, was the inspiration
of the affair
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VISITED HERE YESTERD 4

VISITED HERE YESTERDAY
Mrs. Cecil Gordon and brother,
Dayton Briggs, of Livingston, Mont. :,
were guests Of Miss Jane Woodworth
last night. Mrs. Gordon and Mr..
Briggs are en- route to Livingston
after visit in Pollack, s. d.
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ASBURY QUARTET HERE

The Asbury college gospel quartet
were in Bismarck yesterday en- route
to the east after western tour.
They gave a concert at Washburn.
Asbury college is at Wilmore, KY.
and several Bismarck residents have
been students there.
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CITY NEWS
St. Alexius HOspital

Admitted: Mrs. William Vorpahl
Judson; Mrs. Fred Waltz, Glen W.
lin: Mrs. NJ. H. Corwin. city: John
O'Dell, Thunder Hawk; r. X. Spit
en-. Ashley.
Discharged: Ornc A. Rudh. Fargo;
+. A. Clootcn, city; Olive Scherwo"d
Elbowoods; John Gustavsson, city;
William J. Gchokc. Baldwin: MR.
Henry Burger. Glen Ullin: Mrs. y. Y
Wheeler, Solen: J. F.. Shearer, Grand
Forks; James Holland, city: Mrs
Christina Christian, Glen Ullin; Mrs
John SabO, Lefor;; Mrs. Andrew
Fischer, Regain.
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GOES To CHICAGO

). T. Smith, telegraph operator at
the Northern Pacific station in Bis
marck, is leaving for Chicago and
other eastern points to visit rcla-
tives. He will be relieved by G. p.
Wallen Of jamestown.
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YEOMCN rO MEET

There will be a regular meeting of
the Yeomen tonight at 3 o'clock.
made and those interested are urged
to be present.
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TRY AN OIL. Rl'R

II black straw hat has become
dusty and gray. brush it thoroughly
with Il piece Of flannel that has been
slightly oiled with vaseline.
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MEETS DAUGHTER

Mrs. John Kiefer of Wilton was in
the city today to meet her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Foster, and children, who
were returning from visit in
Nurse. Ore. with Mrs. Fosters Sis
ter.
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THOSE RUST STAINS

Remove from rust stains by wet
ting them with lemon juice and sal
and letting them dry in the sunshine
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RETJIRN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Elliott returned
to their home in Billings, Mont, last
night after an extended visit in the
city with relatives and friends.
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ILL. WITH SCARLET FEVER
HARRIET Haines. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Haines, is confined
to her home with scarlet fever.
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WATERS At LAKES

Rev. and Mrs. w. +. Water and
daughter, Beatrice, left this morning
for the Detroit Lakes. Before re.
turning home in about three weeks
they will 60 on to Silent Lake.
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IN GLASS JARS

BY keeping food in transparent
glass jars you can detect the first
signs of decay and often remedy
the matter
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WORKING HERE

WORKING HERE
H. E. Donlan is here from James
town to relieve H. c. Dahl, telegraph
operator at the Northern Pacific
station. Mr.. Dahl goes to James
town where he has position.
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AT THE CAPITOL

The most dramatically excitin" pic.
ture of the year describes "Thy Name
is Woman" the new Fred Niblo pro
ductiOn for Metro, which opened las.
night at the Capitol Theatre.
We have had love in Paris, South
America, Mexico and Italy, but the
love shown in this picture, which is
laid in the Pyrenees Mountains Of
Spain, beats them all, and probably
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Household
Suggestions
THEN THEY'LL KEEP

Cover pimentos with olive oil aftc,
you have removed them from tn,
tins and they will keep indefinitely
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DANCING PARTY

Art Cayou entertained Monday
evening with an informal dancing
party at which there's were about
twenty guests. Punch and waters
were served during the evening.
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LEFT SUNDAY

LEFT SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Spohn and
daughter. Frances, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willet Hartley and sons Gordon and
Donald, left Sunday for an outing at
Sank Center, MINI.
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THEY LOOK COOI.

slip covers for your upholstered
furniture not only save the fabric
beneath bat give an appearance Of
GOODNESS and airincSS.
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TO GIVE SILVER TEA

~ NIVC. oILVEh ! EH
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
hold q silver tea at the Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon. All
members of the congregation and
friends are invited to come.
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FOR MRS. NICHOLS

Miss Elizabeth Jones entertained
informally yesterday afternoon fol
rs. X. J. Nichols of St. Paul. the
House guest of Mrs. j. p. French.
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Mrs. NJ. H. Corwin is i'll at the st.
Alexius hospital.
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your strength whenever possible. Fold
your turkish towels. wash cloths and
sheets neatly and you won't need to
iron them.
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HIKE ACROSS CONTINENT

HIKE ACROSS CONTINENT
Four young women from New York
City were through Bismarck yester-
day. They were hiking across the
continent with Los Angeles as their
destination.
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VISITING HERE

DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Kohler and son
Of Minneapolis, Mimi, are in the city
ruests at the A. w. Lucas home. DR.
Kohler is a brother of Mrs. Lucas.
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Many African natives light thai
| huts with oil from the African but
! ter tree.
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Fresh Butter and Butter.
milk daily. Phone $50. Mod.
ern Dairy.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

no pair of players could have proved
this better than Ramon Novarro and
Barbara La MARI. Other actors in
clude William V. Mong, Edith Rob.
erts and Robert Edeson.
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same manner as eggplant. II YOU
like the one you are quite sure to
like the other.
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FALSE ECn\ON\'

Never use can rubbcrs more than
once. and never use those left over
i;oIi another season.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Snyder an.
nounce the birth Of baby girl on
Monday. July IL. at the st. Aiexius
hospital.
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TO DISCOURAGE MOTHS

wrap your wooden garments in
newspapers, putting moth balls in
the folds. and pack away for the
summer in covered boxes. Printers
ink is very obnoxious to mothS
During 1924 more than 100, 600
teas We're served for members of DIE
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Miss Gertrude Reynolds returned
this morning after spending the
weekend with her aunts at Clendive
and Great Falls. Mont.
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TO FARGO AND DETROIT

Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Robbins and
daughter, Helen, and son, Donald
left Sunday for Fargo and Detroit
for week or ten days stay.
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l.. T. l.. TO MEET
The regular meeting of the l.. T.
l.. society Of the First Baptist
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STERLING VISITOR
W. f.. Runey of Sterling visiteG
here yesterday.
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HOME FROM MONTANA

church will be held tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the church.
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FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT

, Andrew Schauer of Ashley left this
morning for Fargo to receive medi
col treatment through the United
States Veterans bureau.
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SELDOM SERVED
ucumbers may be fried in the
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At MJNOT FAIR


Mr.. and Mrs. +. Cotter are spend
ing the week in Minot at the fair.
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SAVE YOURSELF
During the warm we:t her c0ns~ rye
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RETURNS TO Chicago

RETURNS TO CHICACU
George Stebbin returned to Chi
cago last night after being IN the
city to attend the funeral Of his
brother
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morning for Fargo to receive medi-
col treatment through the United
States Veterans bureau.
RETURNS TO Chicago
George Stebbin returned to Chi
cago last night after being IN the
city to attend the funeral Of his
brother
AT LAKE ISABEL
Mrs. Mildred AllenswOrth and two
sons. Everett and Jimmie, are spend
ing few days. camping at Lake
Isabel.
IMPROVING
Mrs. julius Meyers of Baldwin,
who has been in the hospital for
sometime, is recovering nicely.
ON VACATION
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.. Shearn and
children are at Clifherall, Mimi, for
several weeks vacation.
CAMPING PARTY
Herndon Taylor entertained q
number Of young people at Lake lsa-
bel over the weekend.
MRS. FISHER HERE
Mrs. DR.. S. A. Fisher Of Strasburg,
formerly of Bismarck, visited friends
in the city yesterday.
MOTOR TO HEBRON
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. eastman left
here this morning on motor trip to
Heron, S. D.
HERE YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Sarvis of Man
dan visited friends here yesterday.
TO VALLEY CITY
NJ. A. Edberg left this morning for
a visit in Valley City.
FROM WING
Arthur Magnus Of Wing was here
Yesterday on business.
BOY is ILL
Charles Huber is seriously i'll at
the Bismarck hospital. &.
Cantilever's Comfort is Col
H. A w ,,no$, ~
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AT LAKE ISABEL

Mrs Mildred Allensworth and two
sons. Everett and Jimmie, are spend
ing few days. camping at Lake
Isabel.
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BOY is ILL
Charles Huber is seriously i'll al
the Bismarck hospital.
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FROM WING
Arthur Magnus Of Wing was here
yesterday on business.
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IMPROVING

Mrs. julius Meyers of Baldwin
who has been in the hospital for
sometime, is recovering nicely.
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TO VALLEY CITY
NJ. A. Edberg left this morning fol-
a visit in Valley City.
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ON VACATION

children are at Clifherall, Mimi, for
a several weeks vacation.
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CAMPING PARTY
Herndon Taylor entertained =
number OF young people at Lake Isa-
bel over the weekend.
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HERE YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Sarvis of Man
dan visited friends here yesterday