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kota, will go to Northwestern uni
vcrsity this fall. Miss Ruth Rawl-
ings, who was a student at Mills col
lege, Oakland, Calf, her freshman
and sophomore years. has also decid.
ed to enter Northwestern this fall
Miss Katherine Rodcnstab, who has
been attending the state university,
will enroll at the University Of South.
crn California this fall. Miss Marion
Stalcy will continue at the University
Of North Dakota.
Miss Gwcndolyn WEIGH will be a
student at Wooster college, Wooster,
Ohio. Miss Vclva Livdahl will enter
Concordia college at Moorhcad, Mimi
Both William and Robert Nuessle will
attend the University Of North Da-
kota. Donald Jones will resume his
work at the University Of Wisconsin
and his sister, Miss Gwendolyn Jones,
will begin her work there.
Vincent LaFrancc will be u student
ut the University Of North Dakota.
Robert Birdzell will continue ut the
University Of North Dakota.
work at the state university. Earl
for football practice at the University
Of North Dakota and Willis Shepard
who is also on the football team at
the state university, left a few days
ago. Miss Marcia Bowman. who has
been ut the University. Of North Da-
kota, will 20 to Augsburg college in
Minneapolis.
George Boelter will resume his
work at the University Of North Da-
kota and Walter Leroy will also con-
tinuc at the state university. Miss
Anne Whittcmorc will 20 to the State
Teachers college at Valley City.
Terrence Hnlloran will attend the
University Of Southern California at
Los Angeles. Harold Murphy has
gone to st. Johns university. College
willie. MINI. Miss Beatrice Clark will
return to tho University Of North Da-
kota.
The Colonial School FOR Gi,ls in
Washington. D. c., where the Misses
Ellen and Edna Hall will attend, will
open October 1. Miss Mary Mccoy
will go to Minneapolis to enter the
University Of Minnesota.
Jack and Norman Livdahl will en-
roll at the University Of North Da-
kota. Jack Burke and Paul Russell
will continue their work at the Unit
ed States Naval Academy at Annap-
oils. Miss Vivian Martineson will en-
ter a Salvation Army Training school
at Minneapolis. Kenneth Morris will
continue his work at the Chicago
dental college. Miss Villa Newton.
who has been attending the Glendale
normal during the summer. will teach,
Morris Fitch will 20 to the state uni
ycrsity nj Grand Forks.
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Mrs. C. H. Sehoregge
Hostess Saturday at
an Afternoon Bridge

Mrs. c. H. Schoregge, 6O7 Sixth
street, entertained Saturday after.
noon rs a courtesy to her house quest,
DR.. Anna Alderman Of sioux City,
iowa. with five tables Of bridge.
HOnors in the games were won by
Mrs. A. A. Whittcm0re and Mrs. Z. p.
Quain. DR.. Alderman was presented
with a guest favor.
A pretty color scheme Of yellow
and blue was carried out in the dec
Orations and the appointments. A
course luncheon was served Mt the
conclusion of the afternoon.
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AT THE MOVIES
El.TlNCE THEATRE

Age looks at it with envy. Never
will it come again. Youth! Happy.
snappy. poppy Fascinating YOUTH! 4"
ParamOunt's latest perturbation of
q Byron Morgan story. Fascinating
Youth" now showing ut tho Eltingc
theatre. II Is novel in every sense
Of the word. The story concerns
itself with group Of young people
who set out to put an old hotel
ION its feet" by using modern, up.
to date advertising methods.
The cast is composed Of the Para
mount Junior Stars, students Of the
Paramount Picture school. This,
their first picture. gives them all
equal chances to register and get
over After il has been shown,
citizens Of Bismarck may have new
group Of favoritc screen players be-
cause each "Starlct" has done his
or her best to make tho film a sensa-
tional success. Sam Wood directed.
Paul Schoficld is credited with the
scenario.
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Mrs. Henry Sem Was
Miss Nelson's Guest
at Dinner Saturday

Miss Hazel Nelson entertained
saturday evening at a Z O'Clock din
ner at the Country club in compli.
ment to Mrs. Henry Sem Of Rugby.
Mss Nelson and Mrs. Sem were
classmates at the University OF North
Dakota.
There were l6 guests. all graduates
of the state university. The table
WIS decorated with flowers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sem spent the week In Bis
marck, Mr.. Sem attending the state
bar association convention.
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mcnts at the bureau did not show
frost. The frost was not heavy.
enough to do much damage, howcter u
Several points throughout the state
reported a light frost Saturday night.
Tho minimum temperature ut Kiss
marck for that night was IS above
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FORMER RESIDENT HERE

Harry Neal, employed BY Donald
son's in Minneapolis. IL spending sew
eral weeks with relatives in Garrison.
Mr., Neal. who graduated from tho
Bismarck high school and was en-.
ployed in Bismarck for . number Of
years, 10 in Bismarck for u few days
on business. Mrs. Neal and family
arc also visiting in Garrison.
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1ngstad to Operate
New Hughes Garage

Fred Il. lngstad, motor vehicle
registrar Of tho state highway do
partmcnt. will have charge Of the
now Hughes garage on West Broad
way. according to un announcement
made today by T.. A. Hughes, who IS
having tho large building erected
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RETIIRNS EROM VISIT

Miss Maude Angliss, who went to
Glendive, Mont, to visit her sister.
Mrs. Clyde Spencer, following her
return from an extended eastern trip,
has returned home. Miss Angliss
was accompanied to Glcndivc by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. &. Angliss.
and visited at their home in Dickin.
son for few days en- route home.
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CARD OE THANKS

VIC wish to thank our friends and
relatives for the flowers and SYM.
nathy bestowed upon our daughter
Katherine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dohn
and family.
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The structure will be completed by
September Is.
Mr.. lngstad's plans for operating
the establishment are unknown ut
the present time, although il is un-
dcrstood that he will remain with
the motor vehicle registration de-
partmcnt ut least until the first Of
the year He is expected home this
evening from business trip to Val
ley City and Jamestown
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Light Frost Falls
on Land Near River

\ light frost fell on river bot
tom land in the vicinity Of Bis
marck during Saturday night. Of
ficials at the local weather bureau
state, although the recording instru-
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TO VISIT IN HAZEN

Miss Helen Brooks. who has been
employed at the Telephone company
offices for the past two years. left
Saturday for her home in Haxen TO
spend week with her parents be-
fore leaving for the University Of
North Dakota.
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r. p. ". CLUB DINNER

The Business and Professional
Women are having . get together"
dinner at the club rooms Tuesday
evening. All members arc invited to
come. A discussion Of plans for the
coming year will follow the dinner.
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MCKENZIE TEACHERS HERE
Miss Angelina Scheiss, primary
teacher at Mckenzie. was business
visitor in tho city Saturday.
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VISITING At KUPlTZ HOME
Charles Kupitx and daughter, Mrs.
A. b. Anderson Of Birmingham, Wash
ington, are visiting IN Bismarck with
Mr.. Kupitx' son. Max Kupitx. for .
few weeks.
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RETURN FROM SOUTH DAKOTA
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Cochran and
children have returned from two
weeks visit in South Dakota.
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vJSiTOR FROM UNDERWOOD

I Walter L0ROy Of Underwood is
Visiting with friends In Bismarck for
h few days before going to Grand
Forks to enter the University Of
North Dakota
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RI HAVE earn Party

The U. G. r. Auxiliary will have
the first card party Of The season
Wednesday ut the Elks hall. Sakur-
day night following the regular bust.
ness meeting dance was enjoyed
and REFRESHMENTS were served.
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rfp TrACH IN f,OIiNTY

III, r1ANH ~ COONA1
Miss Vera Darkenwvld Of Wiinblc-
don. came to Bismarck Saturday en-
route to the Hay Greek district where
she will teach the Wilson school. The
term began today.
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ENTERS HOSPITAL
Mrs. l.. +. Crawford entered the
Bismarck hospital today for treat.
ncnt.
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HERE FROM EARCO

HERE FROM FARGO
Edward Yocum IT Fargo. University
Of North Dakota student, is spending
few days with friends in Bismarck.
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RETURN FROM VISIT
Mrs.. NJ. N. Ruder and children,
have returned from q weeks visit 1t
the Killdeee mountains.
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The number Of telephones IN the
United States increases nearly = mil
lion n year.
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miss GAINS FATHER I'LL
Miss Eunice Cain left this morning
for Canton where she was called by
the serious illness OF her father.
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TO SPEND WINTER IN FLORIDA
Mrs. Max Rcinccke and daughter,
Martbs, left Sunday BY car for Miami,
Fla, where they will spend the win
ter. En- route they will stop at
points in Minnesota and Iowa. and At
Chicago, New York and Washington,
.. T..
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MOTHER or MRS. OLSON DEAD
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Olson were call
ed to Fergus Falls, Minn., Friday BY
the death Of Mrs. Ols0n's mUther,
Mrs. H. r. Hanson.
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TN I new way. women now are
i freed Of the disadvantages Of
old -time sanitary pads Protec-
ton is greater. The old cmbarrass-
ment Of disposal and laundry is
avoided.
Get Kotex--S in 10 bctter-class
women have adopted it.
~ Discards' as easily As : piece Of
4 tissue. No laundry. No embsv-
rassmcnt.
It.. five times a. Absorbent a.
ordinary cotton padst
You dine, danet, motor for hours
in sheerest frocEs without q seconds
doubt Of feaf.
II deod6rizcs. too. And thus ends
ALL @anger Of offending.
You ask for it at any drug OF
department. store, without hesitancy,
simply BY saying "KOTEx."
Do . millions are doing. End
old. insecure ways. Enjoy life evs.y
day. Package Of twelve costs only
. few cents.
I r q = = y
No lassndsy-dtscavd like ejsssse
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HERE SATIrRnAy

Miss Eth"' Dorman and Miss Alma
Kibler Of Boyd school distric. came
to Bismarck on business Saturday.
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vrEY rND VfSITOn6

Miss Lily CkyistensSn and Ms.
Ruhy Halvorsou Of the Gibbs School
district visited In Bismarck over ths
weekend.
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TO ATTEND STATE UNIVERSITY
Earl E. Digler left this morning for
yersity. He has been employed 1T
Logan's grocery during the summer.
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,r,,c~, ,,rD,1 rv <,smv

RETURNS FROM VALLEY CITY
Mrs. S. d. Cook has returned from
Valley City where she has been At
tending a meeting Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution.
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At THE CAPITOL


SANDY" ono Of the most popular
and widcrcad serials ever written,
which was running in the Bismarck
Tribune has been produced on the
screen with one of the greatest casts
ever assembled, and will be shown
locally ut the Capitol Theatre begin
ming today, Monday.
Its theme is one of widespread
appeal 1t records. in an unfor-
gettablc manner. the search of u
typical modern girl for happiness.
The sensational success that greeted
it instantaneously upon publication
was due to the fact that the char
acter Of "Sandy" has been treated
with a candor that is sometimes dar-
ing but always truc-to-life.
Sandy" is the daughter of jazz
age who holds AL the advanced
ideas commonly credited to the
prcscnt-day girl. She firmly believes
that the older generation can teach
her nothing but that she can give
them Il few lessons in throwing over
antiquated conventions in favor Of a
behavior code that gets the maximum
fun out of life.
In highly dramatic story the
author proves that rules of conduct
developed through centuries Of civili-
cation cannot be altered or dismissed
even by beautiful nineteen-year-
old girl. The record of Sandy's dis
illusionments in life and love IS
both an absorbing and worthwhile
chronicle.
Harry Beaumont, director Of
countless screen success, has brought
"Sandy" to ccllulOid The name
role is played by charming Madgc
Bcllamy who has transformed her
dcmurc personality into that Of u
fiery flapper with realism and con-
yiction. The supporting cast in
cludes Leslie Fenton. Harrison Ford,
Bardson Bard. Gloria Hope. David
Terrence and several other prime
film favoritcs.
THE PALACE
Few people realize the amount Of
time, patience and encr-v that vari-
Gus vaudeville acts put in in order
to entertain the American public.
The opening act on the vaudeville
bill at the Palace theatre, Mandan,
Tuesday, is good example. Mr..
Hewitt of the team Ford & Hewitt,
spent months of study at the vari-
Gus large Zoos in this country and
in England in order to perfect his
impersonation of the Polar bear. 1t
is needless to say his work is per-
lection and has been highly praised
by the leading newspapers in all lead
ing cities. Mr.. Hewitt wears the
hide of polar bear weighing forty
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LEAVES FOR UNIVERSITY
Miss kutn Staicy left Saturday for
Chicago where she will enter the
Northwestern University.
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RETURNS FROM CONVENTION
COUNTY PRINCIPALS MEET

The Burleigh county school princi.
r,.ls met Saturday afternoon in the
office of the county superintendent.
Miss Madge Runey. to discuss prob
lens that might arise during the
school year. Those in attendance in
cIudcd Principals r. r. Ref, Sterl-
ing: Clarence Hillerson and Assistant
Principal. Mrs. John Mount, Of Dris-
coll; Principals Oscar Krutzner,
Arena; A. o. Lee, Wing; James Nc
Fadgen, Regain; J. J. Cosgrovc, Moi.
fit: l.. G.. Peterson. Baldwin.
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HERE SATURDAY
Mrs. A. D. WEIGH Of Teller school
district transacted business in the
city Saturday.
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pApENTS ar nAlICHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. H. It. Armstrong Of
Steele are the parents Of daughter
horn this morning NJ the st. Alexius
hospital.
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GUEST or GRANDMOTHER

Miss Lorraine Larson of Glcndive,
Mont, stopped in Bismarck for Wis.,
it with her grandmother, Mrs. Louis
Larson, and her aunt, Mrs. Minnie
Shuman, en- route to st. Paul where
she will enter Oak Hall college. Sat
urday evening. Mira. Shuman enter
tanned eight girls ut the Country
club ut dinner in Miss Larson's
honor.
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urRE FROM MOTT

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Murray Of Mott
visited in Rismarck over tho week
end.
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GOES TO CLEND1vE
r. Howard LiRht left this morning
for clendive on . business trip.
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LEAyEs FOB sCHOOL

Stephen Clifford has gone 70 Nil
waukee, Wis, whore be will resume
his studies In engineering At Mar
auctte University.
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VISIT IN GARRISON
DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Schoreege were
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. F. c. Stucke
in Garrison yesterday.
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FROM MENOKEN

{. NJ. Snyder Of Mcnokcn WAS
business visitor in the city Saturday
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urpr FROM RM:AN

HEkE FkOM NEf0AN
Charles r. Bleckreid Of Regain was
in the city Saturday on business.
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HERE FROM WILTON
Miss Edna Kuhnert Of Wilton visit
d friends in Bismarck over Sunday.
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BUSINESS VISITOR
o. G. Davenport Of AGILE Creek
transacted business in Ne city Sat-
urday.
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HERC From GLENCOE

WI. John Crawford Of Glencoe
spent Saturday IA The city.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
r. T. Myhr Of Wing was in the
city today on business.
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Dinner Given For
Mr.. and Mrs. jacobson
Saturday Evening

An informal dinner was given Sat-
urday evening at the Grand Pacific
hotel in honor Of Mrs. b. p. Jacob
son, who left Sunday to spend the
winter in Miami, Fla. The table was
prcttily decorated in color sche me
Of pink and white, covers being laid
for six guests.
The marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs.
jacobson took place Wednesday even
ing, September 8, ct the home Of Rev.
o. s. jacobson. who officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Johnson Of Mandan
were the attendants.
RETURNS FROM CONVENTION
Mrs. Sara West Ankenman, who
was selected as delegate at large to
the national w. G. T. U. convention
at Los Angeles. Calf, September "a,
has returned from jamestown where
she attcnder the state convention Of
the w. G. T. U. Miss Anna Adams
Gordon Of Evanston, ILL.,, national
president, and her sister. Miss Eliza
beth Putnam Gordon, author of torch
becrer and temperance songs, were
the principal speakers. The conven-
ton sermon was given by Rev. Ward
Frenklin Boyd Of the Presbyterian
church at Jamestown.
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E. H. Light Family
Leave October First
For Detroit, Mich.

+. Howard Light and family will
leave October 1 for Detroit, Mich,
where they will make their home in
the future. MIR. Light, who has been
travelling salesman in the employ
Of the Minneapolis paper company
with headquarters in Bismarck for
the past ten years, has accepted n
position with 4 Detroit firm.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Light and their
four children, Maxine, Virginia, Janet
and Howard, Jr., have a large num-
Der Of friends in the city. Mr.. Light
is a member Of the U. e. r. and the
Masonic lodge, and is an associate
member Of the Thursday Musical
club. Mrs. Light is active in the u. c.
7. Auxiliary and recently resigned her
office rs historian in the Daughters
Of The American Revolution: The
three older children attend the public
schools here.
LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Adj. Gen. and Mrs. G. A. Fraser of
Fargo left today for Washington, D.
c., where General Fraser will spend
. month attending the war college
which opens on September ~. Dur
ing the time he is attending the col
lcge Mrs. Fraser will visit relatives
in that city. Returning, Gen. and
Mrs. Fraser will stop at The scsqui-
centennial exhibition in Philadelphia,
and at Oil City, Pa, and Akron, Ohio,
where they will visit relatives.
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| ufQ0y evening. Mrs. Snuman enter.
tanned eight girls ut the Country
club ut u dinner in Miss Larson's
honor.
| RETURNS FROM VISIT
| Miss Maude Angliss, who went to
/ Glendive, Mont. to visit her sister,
Mrs. Clyde Spencer, following her
! return from an extended eastern trip.
has returned home. Miss Angliss
was accompanied to Glendivc by her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. &. Angliss.
and visited at their home in Dickin.
son for few days en- route home.
FORMER RESIDENT HERE
Harry Neal. employed by Donald
eral weeks with relatives in Garrison.
Bismarck high school and was en-
ployed in Bismarck for : number Of
years, 10 in Bismarck for few days
on business. Mrs. Neal and family
arc also visiting in Garrison.
| -
KILLED RATTLE SNAKE
A thrcc.f0Ot rattle snake, Boosting
scven rs.tley, was killed Sunday aft
ernoon by F. 4. Lahr when he and his
family were out riding. He killed
the snake with i club. The incident
occurred near Sweet Briar, west Of
Mandan.
TO SPEND WINTER IN FLORIDA
Mrs. Max Rcinccke and daughter,
Martbs. left Sunday by car for Miami,
Fla, where they will spend the win
ter. En- route they will stop at
points in Minnesota and Iowa. and At
Chicago, New York and Washington,
.. Z.
TO HAVE CARD PARTY
The U. G. r. Auxiliary will have
the first card party Of The season
Wednesday ut the Elks hall. Sakur-
day night following the regular busi-
ness meeting q dance Was enjoyed
aud refreshments were served.
TO, TEACH IN COUNTY
Miss Vera DarkenwOld Of WiInble-
don came to Bismarck Saturday en-
route to the Hay Greek district where
she will teach the Wilson school. The
term began today.
VISITING AT KUPlTZ HOME
Charles Kupitx and daughter. Mrs.
A. b. Anderson of Birmingham, Wash
ington, are visiting IN Bismarck with
Mr.. Kupitx' son. Max Kupitx. for q
few weeks.
VISITOR FROM UNDERWOOD
Walter Leroy Of Underwood is
visiting with friends In Bismarck for
ia few days before going to Grand
Forks to enter the University Of
North Dakota
TO ENTER COLLEGE
Miss Ruth Little, who hos been Wis
itin9 relatives hers for the past three
weeks, left today for Fayet&s, lows,
to SntsF for her second year of col
lege work.
TO ATTEND STATE UNIVERSITY
Earl +. Bigler left this morning for
Grand Forks "a enter the State uni
versity. He has been employed vt
Logan's grocery, during the summer.
RETURNS FROM HAMILTON
Miss Mades. Runsy returned Satur-
day from Haselton. wheee che went
on Friday to attend > Parent Teach
er Association meeting.
LEAVES FOR SCHOOL
Stephen Clifford has gone 70 Mil
waukee. Wis, where be will resume
I. his studies In engineering At Mar
quctte University.
| VISITING HERE
Miss Tess Henry of Valley City n
| visiting In Bismarck, TIE guest Of
| her brother and sister-in-lsw. Nr. and
Mrs. Frank Henry.
WEEKEND VISITORS
Miss Lily Christensen and Ms.
| Ruby Halvorson Of the Gibbs School
| district visited In Bismarck over tAs
weekend.
HERE FROM GLENCOE
Nh. John lCrawf6rd Of Glencoe
spent ssturdsy in The city.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-20
Cotton Manufacturers
 Become Pessimistic

Boston, Oct 20 P-New England cotto, man facture view with mixed emotions the downward course of cotton values, 1t was re- vealed today. Some recount mill losses due to the fluctuations, some look to an ultimate benefit from the lower range, whil- others today de- clared th the test break in the prices was sill too recent to form judgment on it's results.
 Patrick A. Flather, of the Boot mills of Lowell, too, a pessimistic view. "The gradual drop in prices of cotton from 3Sc to 19c a pound in the let Q and a half years has the cotton mills Of the coun- try and losses are reported of from S25,000 to 10 ),0o0 according to the size of the plant" he said.
 In Ne'v Nedford mill men today said that in their opinion cheaper cotton would k2 of ultimate benefit to the industry. But because of the of this prediction they asked that theii names not be used. In any case. they declared, the change would produ no startling results since the cost of the staple is a relatively cmall part of the cost of manufacture.