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MOTOR|STSFLEE
FROM SCENES Of
-FOUR ACCIDENTS
Men 73 and II Years Old
Among Injured-Wom-
an Hurt.

Police were seeking four "hit-and-
run" motorists today who failed to
stop after accidents Monday night.
other accidents.
Albert Mordoh, 7, of Ills S. Capt.
tol Ave, received a broken left leg
when he was struck by a machine
at Morris and Illinois SITS. He was
taken to city hospital. Leo Dewey.
driver, 551 w. Wilkins St, reported
the accident to police.
While crossing the street at
Twenty First and Harding SITS, Will
liam Luft, 70, of POI Harding ST.,
was knocked to the pavement by a
machine travelling at a high rate Of
speed. Luft- was injured about the
head. The driver sped north on
Harding St. after stopping to hook
back.
William Jacoby, 33 S. Brookville
Rd., was crushed between a street
car and an automobile that failed to
stop. Monday night at Bradley and
e. Washington st.
Elderly Man Struck
Police searched for a driver who
failed to stop after injuring Charles
S. Schofield, 70, sos n. Alabama ST.,
at Michigan and Alabama SITS. Soho
field was hurt about the head and
shoulder.
A machine which failed to stop
struck car belonging to Harold
Van Walters. 1887 Shelby St. while
It was parked in front of 2476 Madi-
son Ave. Damage to Van Walters
car was slight.
Dureward Tingel, zoos n. Key
stone Ave, received a severe cut In
his right arm when a machine he
was driving skidded in the 1000 block
on Roosevelt Ave, striking a light
pole. He was attended by n physi-
clan and then taken home.
While waiting for a traffic signal
to change at North and Meridian
SITS. a machine belonging to ii. c.
Churchman. % w. Twenty-Seventh
St. was struck by a car driven by
George Bailey. 1858 n. Meridian St.
Mrs. Churchman, who was riding
with her husband suffered slight in
juries to her head.
Injured by Truck
Mrs. Betty Frank, as. Of 701 David
son St, was shaken up when struck
by truck and knocked to the pave
ment at 500 Massachusetts Ave,
Monday night. Witnesses told po-
lice it was raining and Otto Crouch.
2422 s. California St. driver, stopped
within two feet.
William II. WAKEFIELD. 81. of Ire
mont Hotel, 405 e. Washington St,
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FAMOUS NAMES, INC.
Magazine Charges Any Testimonial
Can Be Bought.

Magazine Charges Any Testimonial
Can Be Bought.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The American
Medical Association, in its health
magazine, Hygenia, charges that a
Chicago firm known as Famous
Names, Inc" sells the names of
prominent actors and actresses, to
go with most any kind of adver-
Using"
Advertisers, the article charges,
may write their own copy and
then buy from Famous Names,
Inc.," the names Of an actor or act
ress to go with It. Posed photo
graphs are said to be included in
the bargain.
Such names as Patsy Ruth Miller.
Anita Stewart and Bessie Love
bring prices Of $275, the article
states, while the names of lesser
firm and stage celebrities bring
slightly lower rates.
Famous Names, Inc.," is not list
ed in the Chicago directory.
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ment In my letter box" wrote Mrs.
Hegmann, "and took LYDIA E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and got
relief" MEa Hegmann also took
Lydia q. Finkham's Herb Medicine
and Lydia e. Pinkham's Pills for
Constipation, with good results. She
says, ~ am recommending your
medicines to ell I know who have
symptoms the same as mine. and to
others whom I think it will help.
You may use my statement as tes-
itimoniai, and will answer any let.
tiers sent to me by women who would
like information regarding your
medicines"
There are women in your state
parhaps, in your town-who have
written letters similar to this one
falling how much Lydia p. Pink
bans Vegetable Compound has
Aslped henas
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.JAN|TOR ADMITS
BURNING GIRLS
BODY IN FURNACE
Declares, However, She Died
From Whisky She Drank
in His Flat.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-PatriclS
McClafferty has told police a weird
story of how he tried to dispose of
the body of Miss Resting Little, a
nurse-maid, in the furnace of the
fashionable Long Island apartment
building where he is janitor.
McClafferty has been charged with
numbering the nurse-maid, although
he admits that she died in his base
ment apartment and that he at
tempted to burn her body piece at
a time, the janitor insists that he is
not a murderer.
Miss Lyttle. whose torso was
found Monday in the coal bin of the
building, died suddenly during a
drinking party, McClafferty said.
Discovery of the dismembered
body was made by tenants who had
been annoyed by what they described
as the acrid odor of smoke emanat-
ing from the basement.
McC1afferty was arrested and adj.
mite that he had burned the head
arms and legs in the furnace.
Miss Lyttle was 81 years old. Nc
Clafferty said that he became ac-
quainted with her in an elevated
station and invited her to his apart.
ment.
On Oct. 20, McClafferty said, Miss
Lyttle died after drinking whisky in
his room.
He said he kept the body in his
room until the next day, then de-
cided to dismember it in the bath
tub.
Police say McClafferty's story is
weakened by a discovery that he
bought more whisky the next day
from the same bootlegger whose
product he claims killed Miss Lyttle.
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MISSIONS SERVICES
VIII Be Held in Three Local
Churches Next Sunday.

St. Paul, Central Avenue and Irv-
ington Methodist churches will have
special foreign missions field day
services next Sunday. The services
will be a part of general observances
by northern Indiana churches In
connection with the annual meeting
of board of foreign missions at
South Bend. Ministers and mission
airy workers from all over the world
VIII attend.
Speakers for the local churches
are St. Paul, the Rev. j. l. Barth-
olomew, Edgartown. Mass; Central
Avenue, Bishop Frederick Fischer,
Calcutta, India; Irvington, DR..
Henry IT, Meyer, New York, editor
of Sunday school publications.
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a rundown con-
dition and could
not doher house
work. She could
not might
Her story Is not
an unusual one.
Thousands OF
women fndtheIn-
selves In q SINH
lar condition at
sometimein their
HIVES. 81 found
ur advertise
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START THEATER WORK
Ground Cleared fer New RiviOli
Structure.

Ground has been cleared for the
new Rivioli theater, Dearborn and
Tenth SITS, and construction is ex-
pected to get under way at once.
The Dearborn and Tenth Realty
Company, capitalized at 100000, has
been organized to carry on the prof.
ect. Mac r. Margolis, Donald e.
Brewer and C. Milton Kelly are the
incorporators. The theater, expected
to he complied in March, will seat
800 cost about $225,0O and have
a $4,000 pipe organ.
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SIX CHILDREN SURVIVE

BU Intfed PrCss
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. Nov. 8
Six children today survived Mrs.
Sophia Kistner 60. who lied after
fall downstairs at her home. She
struck a concrete floor, fracturing
her skull.
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Brown County reported five of the
eight cases of Pneumonia. Lake and
Montgomery Counties each reported
one case of mumps. Gibson County
reported sixteen cases Of tubercu-
losis. Grant County showed eight;
Lake, nine. and Marion. five. with
Sixteen scattered.
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WHEN YOU FEEL A COLD COMING
ON.
Take Laxative BROMO QUININB Tab
let's to work off the Cold and to for
t1fy the system against an attack of
Grip or Influenza. A Safe and Proven
Remedy. The box bears signature of
u. w. Grove S0cs-Adyertisements
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Rites for Accident
Victim Wednesday

Funeral services for Elmer Will
son, 40, of 1854 w. Twenty-First ST.,
who was killed in an automobile ac-
cident on the
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ATTRACTED
BY BOOKLET
Read of Other Women
Who Found Health

Mrs. G. Hegmann Of 35 Central
Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y, was in
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ARE ngements have been made for
indiana polls Masons, under the di-
rection Of the Masonic Temple AS
ISOLATION, to conduct the services.
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ENTERTAINED MISSIONARY So
GETTY AT BRIDGE

Mrs. Oscar Lindgren, 510h Fourth
street, entertained the st. Anthony
Group of the Catholic Missi onary
Society last night at bridge, four
tables playing during the evening.
Honors went to Mrs. +. A. Kaiser and
Mrs. H. J. Freeman. A luncheon was
served after the games. The home
was prettily decorated with garden
flowers.
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Social and Personal
Bridge Party to
Be Given Saturday
at Country Club

Interest Of Country club members
this week is conferred on the bridge
party to be given Saturday afternoon
ut ) o'clock at the club house, Mrs.
II. +. Goddard and Mrs. w. H. Boden-
stab will be in charge.
This is the first card party Of the
season at the club and q very large
attendance Of members is expected.
II is the plan Of the enterta inment
committee tn give parties ut regular
intervals Of two or three weeks dur
ing the season. Plans are under way
for u dinner dance some time next
week.
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VISIT IN HETTNCER

Mrs. Russell A. Young and daugh-
ter, Beverly JOye. left to-day for
Hettinger where they will visit for
two weeks at the home of Mrs.
Young's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Craving.
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RETURN FROM FARGO

Mrs. l. G. Monson and daughter.
Mrs. Mack J. Tellenga, have returned
from two weeks visit at Devils
Lake and Fargo. They also attended
the graduation of Mrs. Monson's son,
kristian MOnson, from Concordia
College. Moorhcad, MINI.
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IS IMPROVING

Tom Kelly, who was badly burned
In the fire at the Capital Chevrolet
Co., Il few weeks ago, is getting along
nicely it was reported today, although
he will be confined to the St. Alex
i1s hospital for several more weeks.
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BOARD MEETING POSTPONED

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Salvation Army Advisory Board
has been postponed from Thursday,
June 10, until Thursday, June II, on
account Of other important business
engagements.
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BAPTIST AID MEETING

The Ladies Aid Of the First Bap.
fist church will meet in the basement
parlors tomorrow afternoon. At 6
o'clock a pot luck supper will be
served and all members of the con-
gregation are invited to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson and
children. Sl2 Avenue {. left this
morning by car for the Minnesota
lakes for several weeks fishing and
camping.
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ADDRESSES BIBLE sCHoof

Prof. <. N. Himmel, Phi. D.. of the
Northwestern University addressed
the daily vacation Bible school stu
dents this morning at the chapel
exercises. The attendance today was
o23.
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RETURNS FROM HOPE

Mrs. G. G. Boise has returned from
Hope, N. D., where she has been
spending several months with her
mother, Mrs. s. d. Curry, who died
last week following lengthy ILL
ness.
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GUESTS HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit King Of Me-
dora stopped IN bismarck yesterday
Tor a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. j. Gobcl. They are driving
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MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
a marriage license was issued yes
terday to Herbert {. Neugebaner, Bis
marck, and Miss Adeline r. Mclean,
Mcnuken
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TONSlT.S REMOVED

Jimmy. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Mcdonald of Bismarck, underwent
an operation for the removal of his
tonsiIs this morning 1T the st. A.cN-
JUS hospital.
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HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. King and Mrs.
Isabel King Beaudreau Of Minot are
in Bismarck for a short visit with
friends. They are en- route to Moran,
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RETURNS HOME.

Mrs. Ray Hagen and son have re.
turned to their home in Stanton aft
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PARENTS Oc nA,,currL

DR.. and Mrs. ". l.. Owen of the
Rose Apartments announce the birth
of u daughter last evening at the st.
Alexius hospital,
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GUEST OF MRS. MEADE

GUEST Of MRS. MEAUE
Mrs. Thomas Meade of the Hughes
Apartments has as her house guest
her sister, Miss NJ. McCulloch OF
Toronto, Canada. Miss McCulloch
will be in Bismarck for about o
month.
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GRANTED MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Louis Black. bismarck, and Myrtle
Edric Keillor. Hope. were granted a
marriage license yesterday in Bur
leigh county court.
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LEAVE FOR SOUTH DAKOTA


LEAVE FOR SOUTH DAKOTA
Mr.. and Mrs. James Malloy Of
Mitchell, ). D.. who have been spend
ing the past week in Bismarck, left
yesterday for their home, accompan-
led by Mrs. G. p. Stone and son of
Bismarck, who will be their guests.
RETURNS FROM SOUTH DAKOTA
Miss Olive Ellison has returned to
Bismarck after a year in Isabel. S. D.,
where she has been attending school.
Miss Ellison is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. {. J. Ellison Of this city.
AT LAKE ISABEL
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Mills, and the
Misses Helen Caldwell. Helen Nelson,
Bile Anderson, Eva Bailiff and
Edlyn Cedergren spent the week END
ut Lake Isabel.
HERE FROM RHAME
Miss Lucille Dunn Of Rhame, N. H.,
is visiting friends in Bismarck for u
few days.
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ARE AT p. E. o. CONVENTION
Mrs. c. L. Young Of Bismarck, state
president Of the P. E. o. Sisterhood,
is presiding at the state convention
in Grand Forks which opened yester.
day morning. Mrs. J. r. French of
Bismarck will respond to the address
Of welcome and is in charge of bal
loting. Mrs. John Thorpe and Mrs.
French are delegates from Chapter
r Of Bismarck. Miss Bertha r. Pal.
mer, also. Of this city, is one Of the
speakers and will address the con.
vention Thursday morning on the
subject, Religious Education"
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Rainbow Girls to
Give Initiation at
Grand Chapter Here

Capacity reservations have been
made at the hotels Of the city for
the delegates to the Grand Chapter
Of the Eastern Star to be held here
June lG to IL, inclusive, and there
are still many delegates who have not
been accommodated. The. committee
from the local chapter, headed by
Mrs. NJ. W.. Neff, is endeavOrinc to
find rooms for the delegates in
private homes throughout the city
and are asking anyone who has q
room that will be vacant on those
dates to notify Mrs. Ncff or some
member Of the committee.
The Bismarck Assembly of the
Order Of the Rainbow for Girls will
present the initiation work of the
order at the Grand Chapter meeting
on Thursday evening, June II, initial
ing one candidate. The Bismarck As
sembly now has membership Of G5.
The following officers will take part
in the services.
Mother Advisor. -. Mrs. Effie Lahr
Worthy Advisor. =. .Clarice Bclk
Worthy Associate Advfsor-Martha
Gertrude Lundquist.
Sister Of Charity. !. Phyllis Rosen
Sister Of Hope. ;. Edna Dean Best
Sister of Faith. -. Marion Ryan
Chaplain .......... Geraldine Gish
Drill Leader ....... Dorothy Keller
secretary ............. Marlys Lahr
Treasurer .............. Jean Eaton
Sisters Of the Rainbow
Love .......!..... Ruth Rubin
HeiiHlOn ........... OIiVc Lee
Nature ........ Marguerite Ross
Immortality ........ Effie Rosen
Fidelity .......... Shirley renner
ISIEIOtlSm Esther HOIlSt
OervlCe Gr0ceIIa Munger
Confidential Observer. .Inez Landers
Outer Observer. :. Dency Dickinson
Choir Director. ...... Marion Sandin
sOrgonist ........... Dorthea Ward
ChOir--Elizabeth Russ, Marion Whit
temore, Ramona Boepple, Lucille
Coghlan, Betty Butler, Rakkel Lee,
Evelyn Frceburg.
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PAGE FIVE

RETURNS FROM UNIVERSITY
Miss sEmily Olson has returned
from the University of North Dakota
ut Grand Forks to spend the summer
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Olson.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs W. j. Richards, who has been
a patient at the st. Alexius hospital,
has gone to her home in Wilton.
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HERE ON BUSINESS

HERE ON BUSINESS
August Johnson and ]. Mann of
Washburn transacted business in Bis.
marck today. :.
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SHOPPING HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schumacher of
Robinson. N. H.. are shopping in Bis
marck today.
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RETURN IRON CANAnA

Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. thinner have
returned from o three weeks tour
of western Canada.
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RETURN TO MOFFIr
Charles Anderson and son, Billy,
have returned to their home in Mot.
fit after short visit in the city.
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RIRTH ANNOJ,NrCNCNr

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Stecn, ll2O
broadway. are the parents Of u
daughter, born this morning at the
st. Alexius hospital.
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LEAVE EnRIAKES

old Kruger Of Rowden are patients
at the St. Alexius hospital.
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BUSINESS VISITORS
NJ. !. Sawyer and E. c. Ruble OF
Driscoll were in the city yesterday
pn business.
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Cook with gas. It's the
Ideal Fuel.
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picnic TUJ,RSnAy

PICNIC THURSDAY
The Sunday school Of st. Georges
Episcopal church will have a picnic
Thursday afternoon at the Mandan
Chautauqua park. Cars will leave
the church at 3 O'Clock.
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HERE YESTERDAY
Axel Stenquist Of Wilton was a
business visitor here yesterday.
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HERE From RuAMC

TO LIVE HERE
Mrs. Tyler Sprake and children ar
rived yesterday from Butte. Mont.
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c. F.. WORKER HERE

field secretary for the Christian En-
deavor society, is in Bismarck for a
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET
The Women's Missionary Society Of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the church parlors. The following
program will be given:
Devotions. -. Mrs. J. J. NJ. Macleod
Romance Of Old Mexico"-Mrs. Will
liam LANCER.
Vocal solo. Mrs. F. D. Romanowsky
Fifty Years Of Progress in Mexico"
Mrs. Frank E. Cave.
"Mexicans in Our Country"--Mrs.
Vern Haines.
All women interested are cordially
invited to attend.
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HEREe FROM ARENA
A. c. Isaminger and George Boel-
ter Of Arena were in the city yester-
day.
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ENTERS HOSPITAL.

F.N Emo uVSIlI AL
Peter kelsch Of Lefor has entered
the st. Alexins hospital for treat
ment.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

to join Mr.. Sprake who II connected
with the highway department. They
will make their home in Bismarck.
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HERE AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. {. J.. Holman. Turtle Lake:
Charles Packard of Shields and Arm
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through .to indianapolis. Ind. Mr..
King and Mr.. Gobel are cousins.
Is RECOVERING AFTER ILLNESS
Mrs. |. ". Herbert. who avs taken
suddenly i'll Saturday morning. is
slowly improving
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WyO., where they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Beaudreau formerly lived in
Bismarck. .<
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RETURNS FROM UNIVERSITY

RETURNS FROM UNIVERSITY
George Knowles has arrived nome
from the University of Iowa, Iowa
City. to spend the summer vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Knowles.
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weeks business visit. She is leaving
next week for Minneapolis where she
will conduct q Bible school. !
METHODIST LADIES TO MEET
The ladies of the first division Of
the Methodist Episcopal Aid society
will meet with Mrs. T.. F.. Slender,
1910 Fourth street, Thursday after
noon.
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RETURNS HOME

RETURNS HOME
Miss Lucille Van Solcn has re-
turned to her home, in Cannonball
after Il several days visit with
friends in bismarck.
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MRS. PETERSON IMPROVES
Mrs. John Peterson. SIT Seventh
street. who underwent an operation
at the st. AleXius hospital this week.
is getting along nicely.
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MIR. HARRISON AT HOSPITAL
j. NJ. Harrison. 2l9 West Thayer,
ls receiving treatment At the st.
Alexihs hospital.
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UNDERGOES OPERATION
Mrs. Earl Robinson Of Washburn
underwent u serious operation this
ut the st. AlcXius hospital.
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Margaret Ehi Is
Wed This Morning
To Blauise kuntz

At l. O'Clock this morning at St.
Mary's Pro Cathedral the wedding OF
Miss Margaret Jane Ehli and Mr..
Blauisc J. Kuntz was s0lemnized,
Rev. Father John Stag officiating.
Miss Emaline Anderson was maid of
honor and the groom was attended by
Mr.. Frank Burbagc.
At six o'clock this evening din
ner will be given for Mr.. and Mrs.
Kuntz at the home of the brides
brother, Mr.. John Ehli. Guests will
include relatives and intimate friends
of the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuntz will make their
home in Bismarck where they have
lived for some time and where both
have many friends. Mrs Kuntz has
been employed at the 500 depot and
Mr.. Kuntz is an employe of the Bis
marck Tribune.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-13
Legion Auxiliary
Party Guests at
Hughes Apartments

Fort Lincoln, Kelly Field, Camp
Taylor and the Great Lakes Naval
station were represented at the
Hughes apartments last evening for
the American Legion Auxiliary par
ty. At each apartment a different
variety of entertainment was pro-
vided. The guests were received in
the first; in the second and third
they made valentines for soldiers in
veterans hospitals; in the fourth
games and guessing contests were
provided, and in the fifth bridge was
played.
A course luncheon was served at
the close Of the evening. Hostesses
for the occasion were Mesdames Inez
Callahan, r. J. Kamplin, Leibcrt
Crum, Peter Berry, Minnie Shuman.
and Misses Minnie and Hazel Nelson
and Mary Kelly.