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HELP WANrED-FB1lALE

LADlES-Earn extra money address
ing cards at home. Experience un-
necessary. &c stamp brings full
particulars. Interstate Co., 3O4 w.
Gard ST., Room 1888, Chicago. 3-6-lt
WANTED-Competent girl or wom-
an for general house work on
farm. Write to Mrs. L. J. Garskc,
Bismarck or call 686W. 3-6-3t
WANTED--Competcnt maid for gen.
eral Homework, no other need mp
ply. Phone ia, 5l5 End street. =
3-5Nf
WANTED--Competent girl for gener-
nj hOuscwOrk. No washing. 4OG
Sixth ST. Phone 49,. Stiff
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apolis-St. Paul rate, sacked cwt. round
whites U. s. No. l, $50, few $50;
seed stock sacked cwt. Irish Cobblers
partly graded 3.80@3.75, mostly 1856.
Sacked cwt. Bliss Triumphs partly
graded 3.5O63.6O.
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CHICAGO. -PROaSQySm

Chicago. March Batter low1
err; receipts 1868 tubs; cfsGmcry ex-
tras Al "; standarda 41As extra
fir1ts 4oMs@s4l; fiFsts b4o; Sec
on s7@ssA; ..r..,.ss.
extra firsts 26hLe1464; fffSts esd
ON; ordinary firsts 2lh.
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J PONTOlA,

~ chicago, March d. - 6tatS6s !
Receipts 64 cars; total ~ s. ship
ments GIG; trading fair; market
steady; Wisconsin sacked round
Whites S.7O0&zG5: fancy shAee ttkes.I
er; Minnesota sacked sSound whites
$3.50 .15; idfha sackeA russets' S.76
@4,M accAfdins ~ sity.
1fianesseiis, afGSIi a. PotAtoys:
9ofa NJ ,it III !, 4! " ne ssts;
sales. Asi1hf IN lied. Ninae-
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FOR SALE-75xl5O foot corner lot
on Seventh street and Avenue f for
$3.50. Lots are one block from high
school. Write Tribune No. 93.
4
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BOARD AND R0OM

BOARD AND ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM at Eva Kramcr's
boarding house at 40l Ninth street.
Reasonable rates. Phone Gl8W.
3-2-1w
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AGENTS WANTED

MEN WANTED To sell my new
puncture-proof inner tuGe. Demon
strate by driving nails into tire.
In tests have given good service
after having 500 nail holes in them.
Doubles tire mileage. Sold under
moncy-back guarantee. Big money
and exclusive territory. Free Tube
Offer. Write l.. T.. M!5ur.,, $50 W.
nth St., Chicago. :I-6-lt
I NEED an agent to sell dealers,
candy. minis, gum. Large profits.
Experience unrcccssai". Free sam
pies. Write today. Milton Gordon.
HIl Vine St.. Cincinnati. .,rG-lt
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BABY CHICKS

BIGGER BETTER CHICKS That
live and grow. Leading varieties
from purcbred. certified farm
flocks. Record egg producers, cat.
free. Caledonia Hatchery, Dept. b,
Caledonia. MINI. 3-6-2m
BETTER CHICKS, lower prices;
standard breeds; our own hatchery;
cataIOg free. stamp appreciated.
Deals chickeries. Fargo. N. d.
"a 60 2-lI-12- 22- 81 -o0-al
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Nicc large room in a
good home. Close in. Suitable for
two; gentlemen only. AIS Fourth
Street. Phone 1852. 3-4-1w
FOR RENT--Nice and warm room in
fine locality; gentleman only. Call
ut 81 Ave. A.. corner Mandan Ave-.
or phone 1917. 3-ltf
FOR RENT---Nice warm furnished
room; good location; gentlemen
preferred. Phone 8l2W or call at
l22 Ave. A. 3-6-3t
FOR RENT--Three light housekeep-
ing rooms. 1916 broadway, one
block east Of Catholic School.
FOR RENr--Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping a private bath
ut $50 Fourth Street. 3-3-lw
FOR RENT-Furnished room, one or
two ladies. Phone 1l5lM. COS Ave.
C. 3-1-lwk.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnish-
ed rooms. 1912 Broadway. Phone
499W. 3-5lwk
FOR RENT-Good rooms. Call eve
nings. 8l8 Fifth st. Phone 485M.
3-6-l wk
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SIXTY pounds pure sweet clover ex-
tracted honey for $l.OO. Write for
our easy plan. Dakota Sunshine
Apiaries, Armenia, N. D.
q r n O n m 4,
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LOST

brocadcd coin purse
containing small silver rosary in
case. Finder kindly return to
Tribune for reward. a-5-2t
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FOR SALE Full blooded Scotch
Shorthorn bull. weighs 1900 lbs,
seven years old. Can be seen at
McCormick's Ranch, Mcnokcn.
~
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Chicago, March Cry the Associ-
ated Press.)-Wheat prices scared
to fresh gains here today after mod
crate early declines that were due to
the fact that the Liverpool market
had. failed to respond. fully to yes
terday's advance on this side Of the
Atlantic. : New buying In Chicago,
however, was Of substantial charac-
ter. and values quickly turned. up
ward. Talk was current that the
wheat market in the last few days
had given IN excellent account of
itself considering the load Of selling
put on it earlier in the week. Chi
cage opening prices s off TO 4 up,
May (hew) leo. to 1.6Oh and July
l.38c to l.397S, were followed tby some-
thing Of setback al around and
then by rise to- we'll above yester-
days finish. s. $50 ss
Moist weather Of the west helped
to strengthen corn wines aud to
steady oats. Aftersopening Is to u
up May 1914 to 48ss, corn reacted but
then rose higher. than before.
Oats started unchanged to " high.
er. May .40h, and held here to initial
figures. eif So -
In line with the hog market, pro-
visions were easy.
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FOR SALE-Chcap--Lot 5Oxl5O on
Ninth Street between Ave. c and
u, two blocks from high school.
Cali John Carlson. Grand Pacific
Tailor shop. 3-5-3t
FOR SALE--Sixty pounds pure sweet
clover extracted honey for $l.OO.
Write for our easy plan. Dakota
Sunshine Apiarics, Armenia, N. D.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SAI1E-Piano and kitchen range.
Piano has fine tone and kitchen
range is large and beautifully
nickel plated. Cheap for quick
sale. Call ut sos Seventh street.
l.E.1w
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FOR SALE-Smith Typewriter in
good condition, $25.0O. Also, break
fast set consisting of painted gate
leg table and four chairs, cheap.
Phone 624W, after six o'clock.
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WHEAT PRICES
SCORE GAINS
Early Setback Followed b,
Rise to Well Above Yes.
terday's Finish
STRENGTH LACKING

Chicago, March 6.-LRl- Al.
though the wheat market ruled
higher mach Of the time today,
offerings Increased on the
hulges, and the finish lacked
strength. A forecast of zero tenn.
pef1tures LED ID fears OF damage
to 1oasestic winter wheat and 0c-
casioned' considerable buying.
Traders were also looking for .
relatively liberal reduction Of the
United States visible supply total
ON Monday.
Wheat closed unsettled, IN.
changed to n lower, corn: IN.
changed 70 q higher and oats
unchanged, sax Up.
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FOR SALE-Two good building sites
on pavement. Inquire of H. +.
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WANTED-To hear from owner Of
farm for sale for spring delivery.
o. X. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis. 3-G-13
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light housekeeping a private bath
ut $50 Fourth Street. 3-3-lw
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The Quick, Easy Way
To Make Better
Jams and Jeu;es
-By Elizabeth Palmer

If you want your jams and jellies
this year to give you real thrill
Of pride, make them by the new
short boil method with Certo.
You've no idea how easy it is and
what an Improvement it makes in
color and flavor. my strawberry
jam tastes enough like fresh ber-
ries to- use in strawberry short
cake" says one delighted woman who
uses Certo.
Ccrto is a pure fruit productive
jellying substance of fruit refined
and bottled. When you use Certo
you do not have to boil your fruit
down" One or two minutes boiling
is all it needs. 1t cannot fail to jell.
This short. boiling time with Certo
preserves the natural flavor and
color of your fresh fruit. and gives
you more jam or jelly, because you
save the juice which used to boil
away.
A recipe book comes with each
bottle of Certo. Your grocer car
ries Certo, or you can send Zoe lfor
postage) and get a trial half-size
bottle which will make from 6 to
10 glasses Of jam or jelly, depend
ing upon the recipe used. Address
Douglas Pectin Corporation, goa
Granite Building, Rochester, N. "
ADV.
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by reason of losing two matches
earlier in the week. the Outsiders
captured three out OF four matches
played Saturday. The insurance de-
partment had the lowest total score.
however. and the match was decided
on that basis.
The results of all matches were :
5. Hahen defeated Cave, and B:
Olsness defeated Baker. and 4;
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Local People Back
From Custer Program

William A. Falconer, Capt. |. l..
Baker. Mrs. Mary Mclean. and Jacob
Horner returned Saturday evening
from Crow Agency, Mont, where
they attended the observance of the
50th anniversary of Clusters last
stand ut the cattle Of the Little Big
Horn. More than $4,000 people we're
in attendance at the affair, they
say, and the program was interesting
The, Tribune will publish, within Il
few days, an account Of the event
written by Mr.. Falconer.
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ZERR-LAEGER

The wedding Of Miss Martha
Jaeger Of Kuhn and Richard Zerr
Of this city was solemnized last
Tuesday morning at the home of the
brides parents. Rev. Lippenbc rger
Of Kuhn officiated. The bride was
attended by Miss Ida Strobel and
Theodore Lager, brother of the
bride, was best man. A two co1ssc
luncheon was served after the cere-
mOny. The couple left on a wedding
trip to the Black Hills Of South Da-
fota and will be at home here after
July /.
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CAMPING AT LAKE ISABEL
SALVATION ARMY OFFICER
LEAVES

Captain Anne Whitby. who has
been in charge Of the local Salvation
Army Corps. held her farewell SER
vice last evening. Miss Whitby left
today for Duluth, Mimi, where she
will continue her training work
Lieut.. Lowella Knuth, who assisted
Miss Whitby here, has been promoted
to the rank of captain and will have
charge Of the local corps. Lieut.
Katherine Timmerick, who has just
completed the training school at Chi
cago, will arrive today to assist in
the work here.
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RETURN FROM MINNESOTA

w. f. Lair returned to Bismarck
yesterday after attending a confer
cnce of WHY'S Overland dealers in
Minneapolis. He stopped in Wadena,
Mimi. and drove home with his wife
and two sons. William and James,
who have been ut a lake near Wa
dena. Mrs. Lair and sons will prob
ably be here for a week or more
before returning to Wadena to spend
the summer.
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Social and Personal
Miss Hazel Lenhart
Entertained Saturday
For Miss Caverno

Complimentary to Miss Margaret
Caverno of st. Louis. NO.. the house
guest Of Miss Marion Quain, Miss
nuxel Lenhart entertained Saturday
afternoon 1t o'clock in her home,
Ga Avenue B, with bridge Luncheon.
Covers were marked for 20 guests at
tables prettily decorated with sweet
pens and roses.
In the bridge games which follow
ed the luncheon Miss Frances Wan
ner won high honors. A guest prize
was given to Miss Caverno.
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MISSIONARY TO SPEAK

Mrs. Hattie Petheram, Baptist
missionary in India for many years,
will talk at the Baptist church to-
night at 8 o'clock, telling of her ex-
periences in India. DR.. +. E. Stock
ton, secretary Of the state Baptist
convention, will also be in attendance
at the meeting tonight and will give
short talk. A cordial invitation IS
extended to all, especially to the
members of the various missionary
societies of the city.
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GIRL HrKERs HERE

Mildred Glover hiked from their
home in Shelly, Mimi, to Bismarck,
distance Of 375 miles, and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cunz
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Guns are leaving
the latter part Of che week for De-
troit, Mimi, for a two weeks vaca-
ton and will be accompanied by
will make the trip by car.
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Former Bismarck
Resident Dies at
Fort Lyons, Colo.

Word has been received in Bismarck
Of the death Of Norman J. Stubstad
at Fort Lyons. Colo. where he has
been for some time at q tuberculosis
MIR. Stubst&d was employ
ed in Bismarck for eight or nine years
at the Finney drug store, and Marie
while living here to Miss GOidrun Lee
OF Zumbrota. MINI.
Mr.. Stubstad enlisted from Bis
marck in the u. S. army ut the begin
ming Of the war and saw active serv-
ice in France. It was while in the
army that he contracted the disease
which caused his death. Ho returned
here after the war and remained until
1923. when he went to Fergus Falls,
Mimi. later going to Colorado.
H. a. AZ an3nsnk434A 2snAl
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Insurance Men
Win Golf Match

Golfers from the state insurance. de
partment sQueaked through to vie.
tory in the team match with men
from other capitol offices Saturday
afternoon al the Country club.
Going into Saturdays play two down
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

AUXILIARY SECRETARY HERE
Mrs. Clinton Phillips, Fargo, state
secretary Of the American Legion
Auxiliary, was in the city over the
weekend en- route to her home after
attending the state convention at
Minot.
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RrTuRNS FROM VISIT

Miss Lois Bigler has returned from
Victoria, Iowa, where she has been
spending the winter with her aunt.
Mrs. Charles Sowerwine, and attend
ing high school. En- route home she
stopped at Irwin. Iowa, for q visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. NJ. G..
Bieler. and her aunt, Mrs. Joe
Woods.
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HERE EN- ROUTE HOME

Mrs. H. w. Pollock Of Buffalo
Springs, Mrs. Nora Transeth Of
Stanton. Miss Ruth Anderson, Mrs. A.
G. Erickson and Elmer Anderson
were in Bis marck for a short visit
with their sister, Miss Billie Ander-
son, en- route to their homes from
Amery, Wis, where they attended
the funeral of their father.
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Mona Cunningham
WEEDS Elmer johnson
Sunday at Steele

At high noon on Sunday, June %,
Miss Mona Grace Cunningham, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Cunning
ham Of Steele. and Elmer o. John
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Johnson
OF Falkirk, were united in marriage
ut the home Of the brides parents
near Steele. Rev. H. A. Mechilke Of
the Lutheran church of Steele read
the service. An attractive arrange
ment Of vines, ferns, roses and has
kets Of gladiolas formed the back
ground for the ceremony.
Mrs. Ray Stair Of Bismarck. sister
Of the bride, was matrOn Of honor,
and Hubert +. Holtan Of Washburn
attended Mr.. johnson Is best man.
The bride wore q lovely frock Of
honey dew taffeta and carried an
arm bouquet Of pink roses. Mrs.
Stair was in silver blue taffeta and
wore corsage Of roses.
A wedding dinner was served after
the ceremony. Wild roses and
peonies were used on the table and
throughout the dining room. In ad-
dition to the bride and groom the
dinner guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Johnson, Falkirk; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Holtan, Washburn; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Stair. Bismarck; Harry
Cunningham, Bismarck; and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Cunningham, Steele.
Mrs. johnson is graduate Of sthe
Steele high school. the Bismarck
Business college, and has lived in
Bitfttrkw for the past two years. be-
ntmbl3yed for a time at the Quain
AMI .RsriStad clinic and for more
chan ! 'year with the Bismarck Trib-
une. Mr., Johnson is = graduate Of
the Washbum high school and the
Bismarck Business college. He Is
employed by the. Mandan Creamery
company. and the couple will make
their home in Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson left on q
short trip, expecting to be gone only
two or three days. Later they will
go to the Yellowstone national park.
Mrs. Johnson was guest Of honor
Friday evening at q miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. J. P. Boucher.
There were about 26 guests.
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SpOKr HERE TODAY

Judge Il. j. Graham, Glendale, ar
rived here Mast night. He spoke this
afternoon at the auditorium in benalf
Of the Nonpartisan league ticket.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION

RETURNS FROM VACATION
Miss Viola Bailey returned last
evening from three weeks vacation
at Colorado Springs, Colo. She stop
ped at Pierson. Iowa, for a short Wis
It en- route home. Miss Bailey's
grandmother. Mrs. Mary !. Moffet,
who accompanied her, remained at
Pierson for an extended visit.
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RETURNED FROM WINNIPEG
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson have
returned from Winnipeg. Canada,
where they have been spending two
vention Of Lions clubs held there re-
Gently.
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BROTHER BROWNS AT PORT
LAND

Mrs. II. w. Taylor and Mrs. r. j.
Kamplin left last night for Portland,
Ore, in response to a message tell
ing Of the death Of their brother,
Albert Wehlits. by drowning. Mr..
Wehlitz formerly lived in Steele, N.
Oak.
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CHESTS HERE

Willard and Mable Dimond Of Re-
gan and James Noon and William
Richard of Wilton were guests Of lila
and Ivan Bigler over the week end.
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CHEST OF ArlNT

Miss Betty Allison, who has been
attending the Dickinson Normal, has
arrived in the city to spend the sum-
mer with her aunt, Mrs. f. j. Taylor.
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RETURN TO WISCONSIN

RETURN TO WISCONSIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cloush and
SON, Mervin, former residents Of Bis
marck, who have been in the city for
the past two weeks visiting friends
and transacting business. returned
today to their new home In Eau
Claire. Wis.
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CHESTS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. o. 8. Peterson Of
Devils Lake were guests at the home
Of Mrs. Peterson's sister, Mrs. Alice
York, over Sunday. They are on
their way home from vacation trip
through Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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VOTING PEOPLES PICNIC

YUON(I FEOFIES T1CNIC
The young people Of the Presby-
\ .erian church will hold a picnic
I Tuesday. Gtdne 20. They plan to Wis
lit an old Ihdian village site, north
of Bismarck along the river. Those
planning 10 attend are to meet at the
church from $3.50 to 8 o'clock.
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CIIEST HERE

Miss Ella Eberhard of Hankinson,
". D., is spending several days m
bismarck, the guest Of Miss Mary
Mccoy.
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DOING; WE'LL

Mrs. Herman Lidberg, who under
went a serious operation Saturday at
the Bismarck hospital, was reported
this morning to be getting along
nicely.
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RETURN FROM VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dohn returned
last night from motor trip to Glen
Ullin and New Salem. In the latter
place they were guests of Mrs.
Dohn's brother-in-laW and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Tiude.
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HOME FROM SCHOOL

Arthur Lucas. SON Of Mrs. a. w.
Lucas, has arrived home from Ma
perville, Ill.,, where he has been at
tending Northwestern University.
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LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Carl Borge Of Breieh, who has
been ilk at the Bismarck hospital for
some time, left this morning for her
home.
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RETURNS tn JAMESTOWN

Mrs. John Schroeder left this
morning for her home in Jamestown
after weekend visit in Bismarck
with her husband, who is employed
here.
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PICNIC SUPPER

Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. johnson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". MON
and family of Wilton were guests Of
Mrs. Matte Hill and family at . pic
mic supper Saturday. evening.
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GOES no LINTON

William LANCER left this morning
for Linton to spend several days ON
legal business.
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prpru ANNn1,NcrurNr

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ward are
the parents Of daughter born yes
terday at their home, COS Third
street.
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RETURNS FROM TRIP

Miss Mary Cram has returned from
a two weeks visit with relatives IN
Belmont, Iowa.
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LEAVES FOR PHILADELPHIA

J. w. Riley, state school inspector,
left Saturday for Philadelphia, Pa,
to attend the national educational as
ISOLATION convention.
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LEAVING FOR MINNEAPOLIS
Miss Trean Wallcox left this morn
ing for Minneapolis where she will
attend school for the next year.
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HERE FROM NEW SALEM

Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Ringeon and son
Of New Salem were here Saturday
shopping and visiting friends.
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At HOSPITAL

Arnold Wagner Of Golden Valley i.
at the St. Alexius hospital with +;
broken arm.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
Harry Ulfers of the Aurora dis
trict is in the city today on business.
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LEAVES FOR THE EAST

Major General B.. A. Poore left last
night for points in the east. He was
in Bismarck yesterday in connection
with the CONNIE moration exercises at
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RETIIRNS FROM VISIT

Miss Ingrad Anderson has return
ed from a weekend visit with friends
in Dickinson.
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HERE FROM NAPOLEON
Miss Mary Kahn Of Napoleon spent
the weekend in Bismarck on Dusi-
ness.
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Glen Hanson of St. Paul, employed
by the Mack Bus Company. was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mer.
enc, while in Bismarck Saturday
transacting business.
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BUSINESS VISITOR

F. T.. Gustafson of Thinner was a
business visitor in Bismarck Sa.ur-
day.
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RETURN FROM FISHING TINT.
John FORSTER, Carl Martin and
Louis Schneider returned last night
from Leech Lake in Minnesota where
they have been fishing for the past
two weeks.