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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-01-29
FROM AROUND THE COUNTY
WOLF CREEK

Az Dan Campbell and
Nr ano i.ited with Mr.. and Mrs
CHILDREN 'ls,r Wednesday afternoon;
James 90 ivan. Dan Campbell ana
james iii repaired to Charles
;S, s.s Wednesday hist eye'' The bows a5l
Payeea t y games as being close and and
report ~ -core stood II to Z IN FAVOR
Of Yes S WgcInnes had the misfortune
D. ~ va. front wheel when his
% sp.lnit.t.' .or,e snow and left the
ligle5, -Illi ~. when returning from
road w., As Jap Phelps had an
PEN! g,beel the break was soon over
oae - Mrs. Cy Ulrich and child
". elu With Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
m 'is- -I Thursday and Cy helped Bill
Cron"tLE; 81 automobile motor: =,
rr -Metzler and VIM mcDougall
!. = with Paul Kannmg THURSDAY.
visl.e.ll Immunity was well repre-
lhl5 = the dance at the Whitney
s1l.eII L - Friday night and all re-
sahn0i lutsN
POI 80 Mrs Herbe Grant, Hugh
rl.-,b Bert Swigart' NJ; M Ia S5,
r. re- Campbell, D. NJ. Machines; MI
D-n T n Cy Ulrich, George NoltenS-
30 NJ " and Mrs. Jack Burke, Miss
1le' cLevidan and |. E. Metzler were
lisls IN tbe Redstone visitors Satur-
a1E .,bool board met with A. N
80. 80 Saturday evening IN theii
80, quarterly session.
Il, and Mrs. H. B. Freneh ano
IL. listed with Mr.. and Mrs
S- ,1,g Sunday afternoon.
1877 80 pace started for Outlook Fri
'I b,t owing to car trouble dldn
c1., - there until Saturday ane
~ ,t Friday night with D. NJ. Mac
me r., Davenport called at thu
vl.1-~ss home Saturday evening.
p D. Shevey, the garage man o.
B. - drove the general CLAIM
-. ~ the G. n. Ry. out to Mccall
49, Friday as Mas has a claim
inst the road on car Of stocl
5-rei late in the fall.
n, and Mrs. James COwan ant
a15.sT visited with Mr.. and Mrs
~. 0ksendahl Friday evening.
r, and Mrs. Charles Grant wer
sting with Mr. and Mrs. Her
crsr Sunday.
'' i-~es Cowan. Hugh French, Da
r.~rbeU D. NJ. Machines, ]. I
T4-iar George Noltensmyer, Manni
E.-4an and Fred Kanning wer
.--g those attending the lnterna
f Tractor School at FlaXvlll
Viay and Tuesday.
ms Nes 0ksendahl visited wit
49, lanes Cowan Monday Will
~. attended the tractor school.
n whist PLAYERS gathered at Da
Csr75eIls Sunday and played fiftee
Games. NeIs and Jim taking Dan an
Charley into camp II to 4.
Is,8er Phelps took a truck load
Grain to Redstone for VIM. CFomwe
Ta az Bin accompanying him.
Burton Davenport went to Re-
stone Tuesday to meet his brOthC
vha had Just arrived from Virgini
Minnesota. The two boys went
Outlook and visited overnight with tt
Pace family, returning Wednesday.
Dan Campbell and d. M. MacInn'
were in Redstone Wednesday with
uv,k load Of pigs for the latter.
Wednesday for Metzler and MCCALL
Jasper Phelps took hogs to TOW
Ter. being accompanied by the latte
Nr. and Mrs. John Albers Of Re
stone visited at the Cowan home Su
dsv
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LAWYERS ENGAGE
D. B. G. GIRLS

n, c,O~aeFe IS absolute accuracy so
Lo,I -'y 10 a stenographer as in
g. - work. Lawyers repeatedly
r. s,s 3 graduates of Dakota Bus
Iii, college, Fargo, noted for its
am. sG u training. On pradu-
sung sung Caroline Miller was e s.rDa =
Rr,6 20 4 Attorneys Wood & Breau.
a." ,oa.. bTenner was the schools
lobn s, to wire from Attv.
AM Moses for a capable steno.
{. ~ D.d leading courts employ D. B.
lscsn rIp'e' A. G. Westerjabl was
CON-. made Assistant CIerk -" Of
o,sSS 1' Fargo. Follow the Sue
Ws Si, Monday. Write I F II T.
''' Fres. ,SO6FrontSt. FARGO
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And then Matilda comes along,
A jolly girl is she,
And fits about, from place to place,
AS busy as bee.
She waits upon her customers
With confidence and grace
And all day long, she hustles round,
A smile upon her face.
At nine o'clock, Miss Ruth comes in,
And joins the toiling band,
And hurries to the breakfast board,
A waffle in each hand.
She just came from the city and
So is quite up to date
And waits upon the bOarders at
A most astounding rate.
We don't see Bill, until at noon,
That's not because he's slow,
But he on the night-shift, now,
And must have sleep, you know.
From kitchen thru to dining-room
And back and forth he goes,
And all the work he had TO do
No one but William knows.
But hold on, folks, just wait a bit,
Right here and now, comes Brown.
And when you stop to think of it,
The only one in town.
| And ] am head diSh-washer, here,
But most times I'm behind;
When dishes come in by the ton,
l almost lose my mind.
/ And we sure are busy bunch,
! If you don't think it true,
Just step back to the ldtchen-cOor
And see the work we do.
And while you're there, just tIy {
meal,
l wager / will win,
And l viii bet you fifty cents
That you viii come Rg'in.
Adv. E. G. BROWN
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GOITRE CAUSED
Sleeplessness, Run Down Condition
and Lump in Throat. Colorado
Lady Tells of Relief

NOTE: 1t would be illegal to pub
list these statements if not true.
Mrs. F. Bowdick Monte Vista, Col
oradO, says she will tell or write how
she was relieved of her terrible goitre
two years ago. The misery has new
er bothered since. Sorbol-Quadruple,
a stainless liniment, used.
Get more information from SOrbOl
Company, fredericksburg, Ohio, all
drug stores, locally at PlentywOod
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NATURAL HISTORY TEST.
Brimkin:-"What has four legs and
leaves ?"
The Boob:-"A mouse-when the
cat appears.
The best way TO escape being held
up nowadays rs to get yourself lock
ed up.
The best way to stop fellow from
driving with his arm around a girl
is to make them get married
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-22
scandals" Has Two
Acts and 30 Scenes

Following highly successful run
OF one year in New York and six
months in Chicago, George Whites
Scandals" is to be shown at the
city auditorium Friday night, May
2s. This. the sixth edition of "Scan-
dals." is far superior to any of Mr..
Whites former offerings. all OF
which have bccn received with much
favor wherever presented. The cur
rent revue will be presented in two
acts and thirty elaborate scenes.
Among the numerous players tha,
arc to be seen in the cast arc Nyra
Brown. Johnny Gctz, Sonia DcCalvc
the De Nardos and their seven Shciks,
Ace Brown. Fred Lightncr. Betty
Goss. Maybellc Mellon. Brown FL,
wood. John Grove, Mary Iceland. the
Aston Sisters, Harmony Four. Mad
lynne Billings. Sally Eaton, jeanette
Burns. Lester Booker, Mile Tanning
Alice Brows. Mercedes Philbcrt
Katherine Doughcrty. Madalynnc
Bent. Nell Reese, Lois Hndvallr
Conda Haworth, Jean Richmond. Ro-
sclla Quinn. Dorothy Muller, Madgc
Evans, Eva Neil. Catherine Gadd;s
Frank Little. Frcda uhl. Mitiz Hayes
Helen Kent, Grcatho,sc Sisters. Jane
Chapman. Lillian Bondcau. Jackie
Hale. Peggy Scott. Sarah Burch. Edith
Webb, Virginia Morris, Jennie Field
man and many others.
In addition to the principals men
toned above the original Broadway
beauty contingent intact will be IN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-22

The wedding Of Miss Lucille Hall.
daughter OF Congressman and Mrs.
Thomas Hall Of Bismarck, and DR..
James K. Blunt, also of this city,
took place at 5 o'clock this afternoon
at the Hall home in Washington, D.
{. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Siberia Montgomery. chaplain
Of the House Of Representatives.
! The bride entered the living room
with her father and was preceded by
her attendants. Miss Ellen Hall was
her sisters maid Of honor and Miss
Nancy Fcathcrstonc Of Valley City,
N. D., was bridesmaid. The ceremony
was read before the fireplace which
was beautifully banked with palms
and ferns.
The bride and her attendants all
wore ankle length gowns with full
bouffant skirts. The brides gown
was Of cream white taffcta with .
border Of lace. Rhinestoncs and
pearls found an attractive back
ground in the rich tsffeta. Her veil
Of net and lace was caught with a
crown Of orange blossoms and tho
train was also adorned with orange
blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet Of
roses, sweet peas and lilies Of the
valley.
Miss Fcathcrstone's gown was Of
yellow taffcta faced with orchid and
Miss Ellen Hall wore frOck Of
similar design in orchid with yell
low facings. Both wore bridesmaids
hats Of silver lace, faced with orchid
milan with bands Of milan forming
chin straps. Their bouquets were
roses and sweet peas, carried on
shephcr dcss crooks.
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Social and Personal
Miss Lucille Hall Became the
Bride Of DR.. j. K. Blunt at
Pretty Ceremony This Afternoon
Became the

Mrs. Thomas Hall was gowncd in
white gcorgcttc with crystal trim
mings.
Lieut.. Homer Wallin, u. s. n,
formerly Of Washburn, was best man.
Before the ceremony r. l.. Nord-
ness, also former Bismarck resi-
dent, sang 20 Promise Me" and
"Thank God for Garden" Mrs.
Nordhess accompanied him and play
ed Lohengrcn's wedding march.
A small reception at the home fol-
lowed the wedding. Mrs. Fraync
Baker. formerly Of Bismarck, and
Mrs. q. B. Burtncss of Grand Forks,
wife Of Congressman Burtncss, pour
cd. Assisting in the dining room
were Miss Edna Hall. sister Of tho
bride, Miss Mary Leach and Miss
Evelyn Dcardoff of Washington. Cut
flowers and candles were used on
the table.
North Dakota people in attendance
included Mrs. John Emerson Fcath-
crstone and daughter, Nancy, Of Val
ley City. Congressman and Mrs. o.
B. Burtncss Of Grand Forks, Lieut..
Homer Wallin and his mother, Mrs.
Wallin, Of Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fraync Baker of Bismarck, Frank
white, United States treasurer and
former North Dakota governor, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin White. Mrs. Eliza
beth Knudtsen Of Grand Forks and
Miss Gladys Stoddard Of jamestown.
DIR. and Mrs. Blunt will leave late
this evening for Atlantic City, New
York, Buffalo, Chicago and points in
Michigan and other points of inter-
est in the cast. They will be at home
in the Rose Apartments at Bismarck
about the middle of June.
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Party Is Given For
Rev. and Mrs. Strutz

Rev. and Mrs. c. r. Strutz were
pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening
by the congregation Of the Evangeli-
cal church. Mrs. Strutz, momber
Of committee to select the color
scheme for the new interior decorat-
ing work to be done at tho church,
was called to a committee meeting in
the church parlors and was accom-
panied by Rev. Strutz. When they
opened the doors they were greeted
by more than $50 members Of the
church.
An address Of welcome was given
by j. F. Schwantcs who also present
cd Rev. and Mrs. Strutz with an at
tractivc floor lamp and purse. At
the conclusion Of the evening re.
frcshment course was served.
With the excellent cooperation Of
all departments as an indication, the
Evangelical church is looking for
ward to very successful year.
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Mrs. M. H. Jewell
HOnOree at Luncheon

} Mrs. F. A. Knowles was hostess to
the Monday study club members
Wednesday at one O'Clock luncheon
in compliment to Mrs. NJ. H. Jewell,
who is leaving soon for Seattle
Wash. Mrs. Jewell was charter
member of the club. Baskets OF
white and purple llacs were used
about the rooms.
After the luncheon bridge was
played at six tables, Mrs. s. w.
Corwin winning honors. Mrs. H. NJ.
Wciscr Of Minneapolis, the house
guest Of Mrs. F. A. Copclin and a
former member Of the Monday club,
was an Out-of-town guest.
Mrs. w. L. Lair presented Mrs.
Jewell with an attractive bag from
the members Of the club.
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"The Studio"
Lucas Building Phone III
n;.-~~>L NneAk n~knta

Bismarck, North Dakota
Often we have heard the re-
mark, "Prof. Jacks students
are doing WELL"
This is very true.
Over two hundred students
that we have trained are now
making over A QUARTER
OF A MILLION DOLLARS
every year, counting their
combined salaries.
Many Of them own their own
cars. Bucks, Willys-Knights,
or Studcbakers. Some have
purchased their own homes.
All dress well and live well.
A Commercial Course does
pay; it sure does.
We want Teachers and High
School Graduates to know
that Secretarial and Sten0-
graphic work is the best of
all professions for them.
Good salaries twelve months
in the year, good opportuni- !.
ties for advancement, perma-
nent positions, qualifications
good in any state in the I'm
ion, good for either married
CT single Of any age. Bust
ness is king in this country.
learn to use the Tools OF
Business.
During the month Of June we
are making q special offer to
Teachers and High School
Graduates only Of q Four
Months Secretarial Course
ct . very low rate. Write or
call on us and see about it.
'sProf." r. e. Jack, Principal
THE STUDIO
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MRS. A. w. Mundy
Hostess at Bridge
Luncheon Friday

Mrs. A. w. Mundy was hostess at
an attractivcly appointed bridge
luncheon Friday afternoon in her
home on Avenue B. "A color motif Of
lavender and pink was carried out
in the table appointments and in the
menu for the course luncheon. Bowls
Of gladiolis and lilacs were used
about the rooms. Covers were mark
cd for 70 guests.
Bridge was played after the lunch
con at seven tables. Mrs. E. How
ard Light and Mrs. O. W. Roberts
won high honors.
Mrs. Mundy was assisted by Mrs.
S. A. Marcks, Mrs. George Gullickson,
Mrs. c. A. Fowler, and Mrs. George
Shafcr.
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OFFICERS ELECTED

Officers were elected ut the Thurs
day Musical club meeting, this week
in the home of Mrs. G. II. Harris, The
officers elected were: President
Mrs. l.. 4. Priskc: vice president
Mrs. E. d. Rose: secretary, Mrs. c,
E. Ward: corresponding secretary
Mrs. &. +. Wingrccnc; treasurer
Mrs. G. b. Harris; librarian. Mrs. J
L. Hughes; historian, Miss Elizabeth
Jones: program committee, Mrs. +. D.
Rose, Miss Bessie Baldwin and Mrs,
Frank Barnes. A luncheon was scrv-
cd by the hostess ut the conclusion
Of the afternoon.
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Mrs. j. B. Smith
Entertained Five
Tables of Bridge

Mrs. J. b. Smith was hostess Fri.
day at an afternoon bridge party.
Bowls of spring flowers were used
in attractive profusion about the
rooms and at the conclusion of the
bridge games the hostess served o
prettily appointed course luncheon.
Five tables of bridge were in play
during the afternoon and honors
were won by Mrs. Paul +. Ryan and
Mrs. H. L. Wheeler.
This was the second Of a series Of
bridge parties being given by Mrs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-22
BIRTHDAY PATTY

The Misses Pauline and Margaret
Joiner and Mrs. John Karasiewicz
entertained Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Agoton Sundby,
2l2S Main street. celebrating Mrs.
Sundays birthday. Whist was play.
cd. Miss Margaret Joiner winning
honors. Dancing was also enjoyed
during the evening. A luncheon was
served to fourteen guests. A birth
day cake lighted with candles formed
the centerpiece.
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tom of y glass jar. cover with paper
ard place bandagcs inside. Fill the
jar with absorbent cotton, and set
jar in cold water on stove. Water
should reach neck Of jar. Bring to q
temperature of $50 degrees for at
least three hours, then cap jar Sc
curely.
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co TO STEELE

Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Weber and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Sell and
children and Mrs. Katherine Sell will
60 to Steele tomorrow to spend the
day. They plan to spend the sum-
mcr in Steele leaving AS soon as
school closes.
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TO VISIT IN MINNESOTA

Mrs. A. J. Malmquist has gone to
Minnesota for n month S visit. Next
week she will attend the graduation
Of her son, Vincent Malmquist, from
tho high school ut Scandal, MINI.
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ENTERTAIN MOTHERS AND
TEACHERS

The Wctomachick Campfire girls
entertained their mothers and the
teachers Of the Wachter school ut a
party last evening at the school. A
short program, which included a
pageant, the law Of tho campfire and
the crcdo..a campfire ceremonial, was
given. Games and songs were en-
joyed after which a rcfrcshmcnt
course was served.
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HERE FROM MCKENZIE

Mrs. Leslie Lewis and daughter,
Miss Mildred Lewis, Of Mckenzie,
are spending the day in Bismarck.
shopping and visiting. Miss Lewis
has just returned from Ryder where
she has been teaching school.
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PAGE FIVE

We ren0vate and recover all
kinds Of mattresses and guar
antee our work TO be absolute
~ satisfactory. Bismarck Mat
tress & Ren0vating Co. Phone.
COS.
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VISITING SISTERS

Miss Media Whittcmorc left this
morning for jamestown and Valley
City where she will visit her sisters.
who attend college at those places.
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LEAVES FOR EAST

LENVE FUN EzKOI
Mrs. George A. WEIGH and Miss
Margaret Welch will leave tonight for
Minneapolis to visit Mrs. Welch's
daughter, Mrs. r. Sheldon Wilcox.
Mrs. WEIGH will remain en- Minne-
apOlis for a month but Miss Wclch
will 60 on to Chicago and points In
Ohio for a months visit.
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THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF DEL
PHIAN

The Delphian Society will celebrate
its third anniversary with a one
o'clock luncheon at the Grand Paci-
fic hotel Monday. May "a. Miss
wishing to make reservations arc to
telephone Mrs. G. b. Nupen this cven-
ing.
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TO VISIT IN WASHBURN

Miss Lavcrnc Bcrtsch left today
for Washburn where she will spend
the weekend with her sister, Miss
Bertha Bcrtsch, who teaches in the
Washburn schools.
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evidence. The comedy scenes arc
laid by William X. Wells and Mr..
White. Bud dc Sylvia and Ballard
Macdonald supplied the lyrics. The
score is from the pen of George
Gcrshwn.
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ENTERTAINED INFORMALLY

Mrs. F. G.. Alderman entertained at
an informal afternoon party on Fri
day. There were eight guests. Sew
ing was the diversion for the after
noon and prcttily appointed lunch
con was served. The house was dec
Grated with lilacs and other spring
flowers.
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HERE FROM FARGO

Mrs. Andrew Miller Of Fargo Is in
Bismarck for a visit with friends
and to be with her husband. who is
presiding ut the term of federal
court now in session here.
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TO LEAVE FOR SEATTLE

Mrs. M. J. Jewell has disposed Of
her home at 2O9 Thaycr street east,
and 10 leaving soon for Seattle.
WASH. with her son. Ralph, and her
mother, Mrs. n. II. Woods. For the
present the family has an apartment
at the Grand Pacific hotel. Tho
JEWELS arc one Of Bismarck's old
pioneer families. For 30 years Mr..
Jewell was editor of the Tribune.
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VISITING HERE

Mrs. c. Carlson and daughter.
Gladys, and son, Marion, of Wash
burn are spending few days in the
city on business.
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G. ID. A. MEETING
The Catholic Daughters Of America
will meet Monday evening at 8 O'Clock
at st. Mary's school auditorium.
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W. y. A. MET LAST NIGHT
Mrs. Frank Dow of Mandan. dis
trict deputy Of the w. B. A. Of Macca-
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The Vestry Of St. Georges Episco-
pal church will meet in the parish
house Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
All members are urged to be present.
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Even when clad in winter gar
ments, the weight Of smart WON
ans clothing may be as little as
three pounds and seven ounces.
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WEEKEND VISIT

Gordon Brown left this morning
for jamestown to spend the week.
end with his parents.
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GOES TO TURTLE LAKE
f. L. Tullbcrg is spending several
days in Turtle Lake on business.
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INJURED AT TRACK PRACTICE
Frank kicbcrt fractured bone in
his foot yesterday when he was prac-
ticing for the high jump with the
high school track team.
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AUXILIARY TO MAKE WREATHS

AUXILIARY To MAKE WKEA IHS
The American War Mothers will
be guests of the American Legion
Auxiliary on Wednesday, May &c
at 7:45 p. M, at the Country club
at which time wreaths for the SOL
diers' graves will be made. A short
program will follow. All members Of
the Auxiliary and the War Mothers
arc urged to attend. Cars will be at
the Grand Pacific hotel to take the
War Mothers and Auxiliary members
to the club.
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uEpE FROM NANnAN

Mrs. Anna Stark, Miss Mary Stark,
Mrs. Ncls Romcr and Mrs. +. Daley
Of Mandan spent Friday in Bismarck.
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TO VISIT IN VALLEY CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ovcrbec went to
Valley City today for two weeks
visit with Mrs. Ovcrbec's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Moe.
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SQUIRREL CLUB DANCE
The Squirrel club, an organization
Of high school boys. will entertain
next Thursday evening at the Coun-
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RETliRN HOME

KEI UKN HUME
Mrs and Mrs. M. X. McNcili return
cd to their homo in Mott yesterday
after visiting friends in Bismarck.
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HERE FROM CANFIELD.
Miss Hazel Dixon Of Garfield spent
Friday i'm Bismarck with friends.
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ENTERS HOSPITAL

Katherine Wagner of Mercer cn-
tered the st. .Alcxius hospital ycstcr-
day for treatment.
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HERE TO-DAY

HEKE TODAY
G. A. Gilbertson Of Minnewaukan
elected vice president Of the State
Association Of County Auditors. was
in the city today, en- route to his
home from Dickinson.
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Members of the Country club wcrc
entertained last evening alta dancing
party ut the club house. There were
about 80 couples jim attendance.
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VISITS RELATIVES
Nick Reuter- of Garrison is visit.
ing relatives in the city.
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GUESTS At GOVERNORS HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. a. 6. sorlic have as
Mr.. and Mr.. Oliver Hanson and
daughter, Adelaide, Of Grand Forks,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hanson
and son. Harold, Of Buxton.
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Household
Suggestions
FOOT.l'AD

FOOT-PAD
A pad of cloth two feet square and
stuffed to one and one-half inches
thick, tackled flat. makes an excellent
foot pad on which to stand when
ironing or preparing food. 1t saves
the strength and prevents cold feet.
BANDAGES
For home made bandagcs, tear old
linen into strips two to four inchcs
wide, hap tho ends two inches and
sew together. Make IN lengths from
onc-half to five yards. Pull away
rawlings. roll smoothly and fastcn.
Then place clean pebbles in the bot