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The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13
Tokeen Has Golf Course

The Tokeen marble camp is prob ably the only community ir Alaska that can boast of a full golf course.
 The indications are that from now on this famous game will be Tokeen's chief diversion. One of its most enthusiastic devotees is Judge Horn.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13
Flags of Three Nations Dropped
 On North Pole
AMERICAN COMMANDER MAKES FIRST FLIGHT
 OVER NORTH POLE

LONDON, May 9- Central News dispatches from Oslo announce that the North Pole airplane expedition of Commander Byrd after success ful flight over the North Pole re- turned tonight to its base at Kings Bay. The flight lasted fifteen and onezhalf hours.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13
NORGE IN FLIGHT TO NOME
 BY WAY OF POINT BARROW

NEW YoRK. May l2.-The di- figible Norge crossed the North Pole thi smorning in flight from Spizbergen to Nome. She will pro- eeed to Nome by way of Point Bar TOW unless weather conditions drive her from her course or cause her to land short of that point
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13
Pilsudski Enters Capital

LONDON, May 12.-An exchange telegraph dispatch from Warsaw says that Marshal Pilsudski. former president. has entered the capital
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13
FLAGS OF THREE NATIONS
 DROPPED ON NORTH POLE

LONDON May F. Dispatches from Oslo say that when the Norge passed over the North Pole she dropped American, Norwegian and Italian flags.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13

NEW YORK, May 12.-Amund- sens Norge was last reported as travelling at fifty miles an hour which would bring her to Point Barrow at 5 P. M. Point Barrow time.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13
Appointed Tax Collector

At the meeting of the Town Council on Tuesday night DlgDy cocbrane was appointed municipal tax assessor for the ensuing year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13

Staff- Captain Carruthers return ed on the Princess Louise Monday fro man extensive tour of western British Columbia in the interest Of the Salvation Army.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13

SEATTLE, May 13.-Advices re- ceived from Naval Radio stations in Alaska by the Navy station in Bremerton at 2 o'clock this mon- ing, said that they had heard radio signals from the dirigible, Norge, but were unable to get in communi- cation with her.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13

Mrs. Digby Cochrane leaves this week on the Princess Louise for Vancouver where she will visit for two months with MT. Cochrane's mother.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13

SEATTLE, May 13.-Amundsen's Norge passed Point Barrow headed for Nome about nine o'clock last night, Alaska time.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13

SEATTLE, May 1S.= Esther Christensen is the only passenger booked for Wrange1l on the Alame- da sailing Friday. The Alameda has the eannery crew for Port Beau elere. No Wrangell bookings have been made so far on the Alaska sail ing Saturday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-05-13
BOATS N0RTHB0UND#

The Admiral Rogers sailed We'd aesaay morning with 1of passen- gers including Rear-Admiral Henry 2. Wilson. former Commander of he Naval Academy. Eighteen ex- eursionists are on board. Nrangell passengers are Chas. saonlle. L. o. Byrer, G. E. Diemart.
 The Curacao sailed at six o'clock Wednesday morning for Port Arm strong, Pillar Bay, and Nash Bay.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-13
Plans For Future
Being Formulated

With the election Of class officers
ut Mandan high school Il short time
ago, definite class policies for the
school year are being formulated and
will be announced in the near future.
Senior officers are: President,
Robert Mackin; vice-prcsidcnt, Har-
old BOrrcscn; secretary treasurer,
Julcta Schultz.
Junior officers are President,
Blair Scitz; vice-prcs ident, Charlotte
Mcdowell; secretary treasurer, Dor
ma Logan.
Sophomore Officers include Jack
Stephens, president; Billy Russell,
vice-prcsident; William Mcdonald,
secrctary-trcasurcr.
Elected BY the freshmen were:
George Toma. president; Lee Mack.
lem, vicc-president; Betty Mackin,
secretary and Frederick Swanson,
treasurer.
Faculty advisers are Mr.. Risty for
the seniors, Oliver Bakken for the
juniors. Miss Pearson for the sopho-
mores and Miss Mary Roche for the
freshmen. These advisers are to con-
fer ut stated intervals with the class
officers and members of the classes
on all matters OF Importance.
Student council members were also
elected by the classes as follows:
Winnifred Halfyard, Clara Morris,
Rosemary Healow, Billy Kennedy.
Eicent Luther, Joseph Handtman, Lee
Nichols. Harold Hanson and Granni-
son Tharp.
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Queen Marie Is
FoEcealsa t.o Leave
Jewels Behind

Paris, Dat. sdss4tp, 4 aedn Marie
Of Rumania must travel to the Unit
cd States without the 81 400 900
worth of jewclly, her personal prop
erty, which she had hoped to display
during Ksr sojcdrn n america.
The jcwelfy IS in Moscow where II
was depos itesf for saf4keeping during
the war, when : tke German armies
over.ran RuMania. II forms part Of
treasure estimated to be worth
about $G4, 0O0, Ton e''
When Marshal Won Mackensen en-
tered Bucharest and the Rumanian
royal family took refuge Mt Jassy.
the Rumanian treasure was sent to
Moscow, then the capital Of an allied
state. Negotiations for the return of
the property have been going on for
several years but recently the Soviet
government proposed that they retain
it for another ten years.
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Secondary Clocks
Installed in School


Memorials of the class of 1926, of
Mnndan high school, two secondary
clocks have been placed in each Of
the study halls in the school. Their
installation took place Monday even
ing.
The clocks had been delayed in de-
livery until this fall and when they
finally came Superintendent Gould
was unable to secure an electrician.
After several weeks Of waiting, he
and Principal L. G. Thompson decided
to install the clocks themselves and
had them in place by Tuesday morn
ing.
When the high school was built a
master clock was installed, but up to
this time no secondary clocks had
been used. 1t is the intention Of the
school board to eventually have sec
0ndary clocks in all the rooms.
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COrnfield Athletes
Prepare For Tourney

Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. l3.--LP)-.
athletes Of the corn feds" as they
have been termed, arc limbering UP
throughout the midwest Tor the an
nual contest that is to decide the corn
picking championship.
Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, Mis-
souri,, Iowa and probably Indiana will
have representatives in this years
meet, which is to be held in Nebraska
some time in November. County con-
tests in each state determine en-
trants for the final competition.
Elmer Williams of Stark county,
Illinois, last year won the champion
ship. The IS year old husker, using
an old fashioned peg, turned in net
score Of $50 bushels for one hour
and 20 minutes competition. That is
picking nubbins at the rate of 2G.8
bushels an hour or 2l4.l bushels in
an eight hour day.
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City Hall Is Now
Being Improved

4 new water suppig line is being
installed at the Mana;.n city hall, the
old line having given out short
time ago. Digging was started yes
terday and the piping will probably
be LAID today or tomorrow.
A 10 by l2 addition to the present
vault has been completed and shelves
are now being installed. This addi-
tion will provide needed space for the
storage of city records. in addition to
being fireproof.
Retopping Of the chimney on the
hall is now under way, with two men
working on the Job.
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nUcK QUAKER ,soots u lsss
~ time than It takes you % pre-
pareplain toast.
Tint means,a Not s,oufishing break
fast in a hurry.
ltytne1ns IN exeellently balaneed
ration; combining protein, carbo-
hydfates and sitamines - plus ths
febulk" to make a1xativeu less cfkn
neede6-coelsd md servsd wishout
muss or bother.
Why SO on with les, nourishing
toodel Qt3itr Oats md milk i The
dielefis urge Of today. Start sveey
d1y ut NaH
Your grocer has Quick Quaker
Glso Quaker Oats a. you have al.
ways known them.
.uicls9u1
:.
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Escaped F0rger Is
Returned to Duluth

Howard Hilton. who escaped from
Sheriff Loft Of St. Louis county, Min
nesota. by ling the handouts
which chained him to the sheriff
while the latter slept, has now been
returned to Duluth, Northern Pacific
officials were informed here.
Hilton was arrested at Spokane on
forgery charge and escaped when
Sheriff Loft fell asleep between Glen
dive and Mandnn, while they were en-
route to Duluth over the Northern
Pacific.
+ Besides being wanted on the forg-
fcry charge, Chicago officials also
wnnt Hilton ON = charge 81 selling
mortgaged property and Grand Rap-
IDS has . charge 81 forgety asainst
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Hit-run Driver Is
Sought After Boy
Is Struck Monday

Douglas Coker, four-ycar-old SON
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coker, is to-
day suffering from bruises after he
was struck near the Syndicate school
by "hit-and- run" driver late Mon
day afternoon.
Douglas was running across the
street when struck by the car which
knocked him to the pavement. The
collision inflicted severe bruises and
Knocked out three teeth.
Bystandcrs were unable to tell the
license number Of the car or its make,
but said it was a grey car" An eff
fort is now being made to find the
driver of the car.
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NOTICE or MORTGAG
EORECL0SCAE SA1.E

Notice is hereby given. that that
liversi by A. u, stratton & Hettie
strattnn. hts wife; and +. u. Earp
10 Farmers state hank. R4ean.
NORTH Dakota. mortgage. dated the
4th day of October \, ID. nineteen
hund&ed and twenty and filed for
recnrX In the office Of the register
Of deeds of the county OF BurleiEh.
goth Fay of October a. d. 1920. and
recorded in book 162 of mortgages.
at page 37+ and nssigned by said
MORTGAGE BY m inetrnment In
wr!tiHg to r; Remington, Bis
day . April 4. d. 1895, and filed
for record In said office OF thu
recistor of deeds on the 18th day OF
May {D26. and recorded IN Book LIS
of ln0rtgageH. on page a2j. will be
forsslcsed hy = safe Of the premises
de.cr6ed. nj The front door OF the
court house In the city OF Bis.
marcy IN the county ne Rurleigh.
hour g z o'clock ?. ~ g; on the st ti
the amount due upon said mortgage
. The. promises described in said
niorljk ee md which VIII. he sold
Ia satisfy the same. nre those cer-
:sin ensss ss nnS s,a y TIE e S s@n
jalkoE1 and described ~ follows.
to- NIk: Lot Three. (3) and lot
Four HI In Block Eleven. (llfsin
the emitted portion OF the Village
Of Retan. and according 10 the plat
s0ific&sOf the rceiat~r u deeds Of
~ III county. There will be 0iie on
sltFh 2p0rtEaEA al the date OF sale
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Carson Hill, CAL, ~ would like you
to broadcast this. I'suffercd from
kidney and rheumatic trouble. but
less than two bottles Of Foley Pills,
diurctic. relieved me entirely, and l
want other sick people to know about
them" Foley Pills, diurctic slim
ulant for the kidneys, arc a reliable
valuable medicine, constantly in use
occr q years. Try them for hack
aches. rheumatic pains and sweliings;
for dull headaches nervousness,
"tired- out" feeling. and disturbed
sleep. Satisfaction guaranteed. -cdv.
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Thomas Rogers,
Arikara Brave,
Reports For Work

Thomas Rogers, Arikara brave
whose Indian name is Charges
Alone 'gstarted work ut the Mandan
postoffice yestertoy. Rogers was ap.
pointed BY an executive order Of
President Coolidge a short time ago.
According to Major A. Il. WEIGH,
"charges Alone" is name that was
given Rogers after the war for his
outstanding work during the war.
Rogers has two distinguished service
citations
Rogers was night sniper and held
Il record for having either produced
the coat or blouse Of Il dead enemy
or else brought in a prisoner for. 33
consecutive days. He is a graduate
Of Haskell college.
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NO OPIATES, NO cHLOROFORM-
PREFERRED ~ Careful.
MOTHERS

4 mother soon learns TO choose
those simple, safe family remedies
that she knows can be safely and
wisely given the children. Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound has ever
been the favoritc cough medicine Of
careful mothers. 1t contains no chic
reform, no opiates. and the list Of in
gradients is plainly printed on the
package. Children like it and it
checks chilly feserish colds, stops
coughs, Group tspasmodic), bronchial
coughs, whooping cough, and annoy
ing night coughs. Mothers. accept
only fotcy's Honey and Tar, the safe
reliable family cough medicine. adv
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NOTICE TO
HOUSEHOLDERS
The city will discontinue
hauling garbage on October
fifteenth.
N. II. ATKINSON.
City Auditor.
NEW Use ron InpnAN

NEW USE FUK JUKUAN
I.ondon--The river Jordan, in Pales-
tine, is being harnessed to . new duty
electric power. Bernard Flexner,
president Of the Palestine Economic
Corporation, has announced that n
hydro-electric station Is to be erected
on the Jordan's hanks to supplement
power from oil engine generators at
Haifa, Tiberias and other points.
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MRS. W. E. BUTLER

me Portrait Photographer is located at l2O West kosse Oh
and has equipment to make photographs and kinds
Your friends anything give themexcept your
Photograph your photograph is friendships choicest gi
photographs make twelve appreciated giits. o"y
ten weeks Christmas, better come early ana avon"
the rush Of the last days before Christmas.
phcrc 500 appointment home at 40 West Rossc
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RETtJRNs FROM rARCO.

II. II. Williams has returned from
. meeting Of the executive board Of
the state b0ttlcrs' association held
in Fargo. He also visited IT. James
town, Grand Forks, Devils Lake ind
Minot to make arrangements for the
annual convention which will BE- held
at Fargo in January.
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Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity
AWARD PRIZES

Miss Janet Arthur and Miss Doro.
thy Parkins won the $3.50 and 500
strands of Navarro Pearls given away
BY the Conyne Jewelry store in con.
test of judging real pearls from imi.
tiation. which closed Monday noon.
The real pearls were placed in the
display window With a large number
Of limitations and out qf ZAP euesses
entered only. 10 were correct. Other
prize winners were Mrs. J. F. Hus-
kins, Mrs. c. NJ. Sakariassen. Miss
Sorlic, Virginia Klein.
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RETURNS FROM EAST

II. K. Jensen, district deputy grand
exalted ruler OF the Elks lodge Of
Nbrth Dakota. has returned from
Philadelphia where he attended con-
ference Of district deputies Of the
Elks lodge. Mrs. Jensen accompanied
her husband and they visited in New
York and Washington, ID. e.
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he COULDN'T LEARN

"Aren't you nearly ready, dear :"
John. ] wish you'd stop asking
that question. Haven't / been telling
y0a for the last half hour that I'll
be ready in minute ?"-Journal
Amusant, Paris.
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ELKS TO CELEBRATE ANNIvER.
CAEY

Anniversary night will be observed
by Mandan lodge, No. 1856. h. r. o.
r., tomorrow evening at a general
Homecoming meeting. It is expected
that many Elks in the wetsern. part
Of the state who ARE members Of the
local lodge will attend. Visiting
Elks are also invited.
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MQndQn NeWS

him. He has already served a term
in the WiscOnsiA state penitcntiary
ut Waupun.
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VISIT IN NEW SALEM
Miss Madeline Romer and Miss
Thelma Burch spent Sunday with
friends ut New Salem.
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VISITING HERE
Mrs. G.. r. Enright Of Hazelton Wis
tied in Bismarck Tuesday.

MICHIGAN BANK ROBBED
l.ilisdalc. Mich. Oct. l3-tP)-Four
bandits held UP the Hillsdale Savings
bank here at | Il. m. today. escaping
with approximately $50, 1000 in cash.
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Social and
Personal
RuMMAGE SALE

W O~1 8N&8
RuMMAGE SALE
The annual rummage sale Of the
Presbyterian church will be held on
Thursday and Friday, October Is and
70. according to present plans.
GUILD TO MEET
st. Georges Guild Of the Episcopal
church will meet ct the home u sirs. |
Gordon Cox Thursday afternoon. All j
members ere urged to attend.
RETURNS FROM MlNOT
Robert Denming has returned from
Minut where he hi, been visiting
over the week end.
GOES TO WISCONSIN
Miss EYnicc Cain left last evening
for Canton Wisconsin, TO he with
her father, who has been III fnr sew
eral weeks.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
a marriage license has been is
sued to Gilbert Ephrain Peterson and
Miss Martha Emelia Matson. both Of
Bismarck
TO VISIT IN FARGO
N II. McPhee left yesterday
morning for Fargo where she. will
be me guest Of her daughter. Mrs. X.
!, :wenson.
VISITING IN BISMARCK
NJ. II. {. Doerr and children OF
Fargo are in the city, guests OF Mrs.
Doarr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John !
Hon1an.
GOES TO HAZEN
Mss Hannah Engseth Of the A. W. !
Lucas store will leave tonight for
H,Sen. where she will visit with rela-
tivcs.
IN MINOT
Miss Marjorie Smith returned yes
IT,, 4py morning from Minot, where
she had been visiting friends.
. /. T. L. TO MEET
The l.. T. l.. Of the Baptist church
wilL meet this afternoon at 4:l5I
o'clock ut the church.
VISIT HERE
nr. and Mrs. @. r. Bentxen Of Glen
Win arrived in the city last night
Tor A.BoOrI VISIT.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zirck, 3i7 Front
street, are the parents Ut . son born
this morning.
uNDERGOES OPERATION
Mrs. Walter Spllens underwent an
operation at the st. Alexius hospital
Tuesday.
ENTERS HOSPITAL
Miss Gertrude Smith has entered
the st. Alexius hospital for treat
mcnt.
FROM BALDWIN
Mrs. !. S. Fevold Of Baldwin has
been spending . few days in the city.
VISIT IN BISMARCK
NJ J. ]. Schweitzcr Of Washburn
visited friends in bismarck Tuesday
VISITING HERE
Miss Hazel Wilson Of New Leipzig
Is spending few days in bismarck.
FROM JAMESTOWN
Harry Foster OF jamestown is in
Bismarck for few days visit.
HERE ON BUSINESS
T.. r. Erstlund Of Driscoll was in
the city yesterday on business
.,Yr,rrN,@, rrrnL,
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VISITING IN MANDAN

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Lyons Of Los
angeles. California. are In the city.
faf N.s q a sna a.y o ssa. ian! ar. Flu.
Zueger. They are On route home aft
er visit IN New York with reia-
tives.
CATHOLIC FORESTERs TO MEET
A regller meeting Of the Catholic
Order Of Forssters viii be held this
sy n e ssssKn ssdSfS = II
land lunch VIII - sefved.
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VISIT IN MANDAN

SPRAINS ANKLE
Miss Madeline Romer had the mis-
fortune Of spraining her ankle Sun
day, while getting into u car.
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TO FINLEY

TO FINLEY
Chavles Skjod has gone 70 Finley
for visit with his sister, Mrs. Hud-
son.
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great part Of the time she was the
guest Of her daughter in Seattle.
ENTERTAlNS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. l.. H.. Connolly entertained
severai tables 1t bridge Monday even.
ing in compliment to Mrs. Mary Wal-
tor, Of Long Beach. Mrs. H. II. Viii
lianls won honors.
uKULELE CLUB ENTERTAINED
A party was held Friday evening
for the members OF the Ukulele club.
All the members were present and q
very interesting evening was spent.
MEET MONDAY
Members of the Mandnn Chamber
Of Commerce held their regular
monthly meeting Monday at the Lewis
and Clark hotel.
VISITS DAUGHTER
Mrs. Mary Walton Of Long beach,
California, is in Mandan, the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. II. s. Russell.
She will also visit in Dickinson.
RETURN FROM MINNEAPOLIS
Dr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Erickson and
son, Howard, have returned from
Minneapolis. where they visited rela-
tives for few days.
VISIT IN MANDAN
Carl Colds Of New Salem was WIS.,
itor in Mandan Sunday. lie Is q
former Mandan business college stu
dent.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
T.. r. Erstlund Of Driscoll was in
the city yesterday on business.
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VISIT IN BISMARCK
NJ. J. j. Schweitzcr Of Washburn
visited friends in Bismarck Tuesday.
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VISITING HERE
Miss Hazel Wilson Of New Leipzig
! spending i few days in Bismarck.
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FKON BALDWIN
Mrs. ]. S. FcyOld Of Baldwin has
,een spending . few days in the city.
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GOES TO WISCONSIN

Miss EYnicc Cain left last evening
~. Canton Wisconsin, to be with
her father, who has been III fnr sew
eral weeks
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GUILD TO MEET

st. Georges Guild Of the Episcopal
church will meet ct the home u Mrs.
Gordon Cox Thursday afternoon. All
members ere urged to attend.
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where she spent several months. A
great part Of the time she was the
guest Of her daughter in Seattle.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE

MARRIAGE LICENSE
a marriage license has been IL.
sued to Gilbert Ephrain Peterson and
Miss Martha Emelia Matson. both Of
Bismarck
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RON JAMESTOWN

KUN NWESIOWN
Harry Foster OF jamestown is in
Bismarck for few days. visit.
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ENTERS HOSPITAL
Miss Gertrude Smith has entered
the st. Alexius hospital for treat.
ment.
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The annual rummage sale Of the
Presbyterian church will be held on
Thursday and Friday, October 2s and
70, according to present plans.
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ave- VISIT IN EARGO

TT VTSTT IN FHKtlV
N u. MePhee left yesterday
morning for Fargo where she. will
BIZ me guest Of her daughter. Mrs. X.
T. s:wcnson.
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RETURNS FROM MINOT


Robert Demming has returned from
Minut where he hts been visiting
over the week end.
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uNDERGOES OPERATION
Mrs. Walter Sellens underwent an
operation at the st. Alexius hospital
Tuesday.