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Evening star., 1926-06-12
EAT AND BE H E. A l. L II
Dinah Days Daily Talks on Diet
The Right Food Is the Best Medicine

Hordes of scholars see the last days
of school revolving around their IN
dividual defamation stunt.
Most of the young folks are suffer
ing from agonies for fear they Will
forget their lines. They are full OF
excitement. They can't eat. They
haven't time TO eat. They're nol
hungry. For one time IN the year
mealtime is subordinate. There seem
to be more important things TO take
up a fellows time than eats.
Because Bud is worried over the
final examinations and his public ap-
pearance on the school stage. his 6e-
voted mother will have TO see tnat
his diet is suited TO his wrouGht-up
condition. No greasy or fried FOODS,
rich sauces or pastries. There Is
an Italian saying that Worry ar
fects the liver" So Bud shouid pe
served bulky green vegetables 10 take
care of this condition. No stimu.
lants. tea, coffee or cocoa. Even If
there were no worry. growing boys
and girls are better without tea or
coffee. Milk is the best thing TOT
them. -
When the historic and memorable
day of the great public appearance
arrives eating will be the last CON
Germ of the young performer. singers
and declafmers will 10, nervous ana
tense. There may even be 1eenhg
of nausea. The poor old stomach
suffers from the mental agitation ana
needs coddling. ..,,
Copious drinks of hot water VIII
assist digestion when intensely nerv-
ous. The days menu should be mace
of the plainest foods and not 100
nlentif,,l portions. Nothing at all
should be eaten for two hours before
the performance. A glass of plain
mill, or buttermillt might fill the Dill
for a. light meal. An egg wnms' .es'
beaten light and frothy, naVoreo VIII
lemon Juice and tiny bit or sugar
Is useful to clear the throat ana get
rid of huskiness.
These suggestions will prove heip-
ful whether the performer makes
ffrst and last appearance on com
mencement day, or whether the ANA
teur star graces the concert nall iec-
ture platform. debating circle OF
hometown dramatic stage. e,
II. ]. K.-Is chicken fattening2
Answer-No. Any lean meat Is not
fattening.
e. P.-Is it advisable to use soda
to get the color in cooking spinach!
Answer-No. Baking soda to set the
color of spinach and other green Vege-
tables must not be used. 1t kills the
vitamins.
Readers desiring personal answers TO tueI
envelope to Dinah Day, care o. The star ~
Evening star., 1926-06-12
"Puzz7;cks"
-PuzzIe.Limericks.

A certain young lady Of +
Had nose most awfully ,;
One day, I 3,
She followed her 4,
For no one knows what way she
..
1. County in Southeastern England.
=. Not straight.
3. Take 1t for granted.
q. Principal feature of the face.
5. Departed
Note: "Some 'Puzzlick' fans have
doubtless seen people whose noses
lived up to this description" writes
c. L. L. of Chicago, who forwarded
this "Puzzlick." ''and the chances are
that they wish they had done just
what this young lady did" What
was that? Complete the limerick and
you'll see. The answer and another
"PuZzlick" will appear on Monday.)
Yesterdays "Puzzlick."
There was young lady named Sadie,
Whose hat was SO big and so shady,
Though the sun was quite bright
She thought 1t was night
And mistook an old cow for a. LADY, ~
Evening star., 1926-06-12
Strawberry Cobbler.

Line a baking pan with good rich
crust. Wash and hull two baskets of
ripe berries Before filing the crust
with the berries. sprinkle with half
a cupful of sugar. Put in the berries
and sprinkle one cupful of sugar over
them. Dot with a little butter here
and there and bake in a moderate
oven until the crust Is done. May be
eaten hot or cold with sweet creams
Evening star., 1926-06-12

him a thing he always will. When
Redwing asked him if he had ever
smelled the perfume of a butterfly
Peter thought at first that RedwlnG
was joking. But before he could ask
any questions, Redwing had flown
away and left Peter stewing in his
own curiosity.
81 don't believe that butterflies have
any perfume declared Peter. No
sir, I don't believe that butterflies
carry any perfume" Without real
izing 1t he spoke aloud.
"Chuga-rum" said a. deep, gruff
voice. Some people don't know as
much as they might. and it is just be-
cause they won't believe" 1t was
Grandfather Frog speaking.
DO you really mean, Grandfather
Frog. that butterflies carry perfume?"
demanded Peter.
''Chuga-rum, I didn't say they did.
You find out for yourself" replied
Grandfather Frog and dived into the
Smiling Pool with a great splash.
Evening star., 1926-06-12
Peters Hunt for Perfume.

Peter Rabbit had to admit that Red
wing the Blackbrd was right in say
ing that there wouldn't be any fun in
living If one knew all there was to
know, and that it is finding out new
things that brings much of joy into
life. But Peter is lazy. While he
dearly loves to find out things and
poke his wabbly little nose into other
peoples business, he likes to find out
things in the easiest way possible;
and if he can get somebody to tell
Evening star., 1926-06-12
What Do You Know
About 1t?
Daily Science Six.

Daily Science Six.
/. What are some plants
whose seeds are distributed by
wind?
. What are some plants
whose pollen is distributed by
wind?
8. What are some plants
pollinated by moths?
d. What is a plant that rare
~ flowers, and dies after flow
ering?
5. What are some plants that
never have flowers?
6. Do pines have flowers?
Answer to these questions in
Mondays Star.
Evening star., 1926-06-12
FRUIT SALAD.

Cut apples and bananas into
dice, sprinkle with lemon juice
to keep them from turning dark
and also TO improve flavor; then
those who like oil. pour over a
little oil. mix all together. then
turn into dish of chopped pea
nuts (put through fine knife OF
food choppeD until each piece
is covered with peanuts, then
pile on lettuce heart leaves and
cover generously with mayon-
naise. If you don't like Oil mix
mayonnaise before rolling in
peanut crumbs.
Evening star., 1926-06-12
Public Appearances.

School closes with a grand burst
of oratory. The valedictorians, the
salutatorians are even now as pusy
as Chamber of Commerce speakers
preparing their addresses. Class day
poets. historians and prophets nave
their bit of speechifying to do. There
are school plays to be presented.
Evening star., 1926-06-12
Scalloped Chicken.

Butter a baking dish. Arrange alter.
nate layers of cold cooked chicken,
which has been sliced, and boiled mac
caroni or rice. Pour over white, brown
or tomato sauce, according to the taste
of the family. Cover with buttered
cracker crumbs and bake in the oven
until the crumbs are a nice, appetizing
brown
Evening star., 1926-06-12
DELMONICO POTATOES.

Put in baking dish about
three cups potatoes cut in
cubes. season with one-half tea
spoon salt. one-quarter tea
spoon pepper. three tablespoons
grated cheese and bits butter.
Add one cup white sauce.
White sauce q cupp-Cook to-
gether four tablespoons butter,
one of -four. one-Quarter tea
spoon salt. pinch pepper. When
smooth add one cup milk.
Cook until thick and pour over
potatoes. and bake one-half or
three-quarters hour. Serve in
baking dish.
Evening star., 1926-06-12

Chicago has its first woman legiti-
mate thcater manager. May Downing
having assumed the management o.
the Great Northern Theater.
Evening star., 1926-06-12
HOT BROWN BREAD.

HOT BROW y BKEAD.
One cup molasses. two and a
half cups sour milk, two level
teaspoons soda, one and one-half
cups corn meal. one and one
half cups graham -four. one and
one half cups white -four.
Steam four hours without let
ting water stop boiling), then
bake one-half hour in oven.
Serve hot.
Evening star., 1926-06-12

AZ. Something to eat.
a.. Debauchee.
as. Hebrew month.
AZ. Printed notice.
4S. Gold OHeraldry).
SO. Southwestern State (abbr).
81. Half (prefiX).
SO. Dripping.
Sc. Fruit of the oak.
81. Japanese religion.
Down.
I. Kicks a foot ball.
2. Employs.
g. Greek letter.
4. Junior (abbr.).
5. Affirmative.
Z. Needy.
9. Water wheel.
10. A sitting.
IS. Canine.
Is. Himself.
10. Exist.
20. Incarnation of Vishnu.
%. Southern State (abbr.).
26. French definite article.
90. Prefix: out or.
20. A kind of shot.
80. PERIOD of time.
81. North American country.
81. Ourselves.
IS. Sailing vessel.
SO, Italian river. 9.
81. Artificial language.
80. Thus.
40. Time (Music).
AZ. Exposition.
43. Hypothetical force.
as. Single part.
40. Cheer.
So. state on the Mississippi (abbr.).
81. Prefix; two.
SIS. Royal Navy (abbr.).
If ,.n,t 1oad 11rark read fhA WAY
Evening star., 1926-06-12
Copyright. 1926.D

Across.
/. Province of India.
6. Bridges.
IL. Taking more than legal interest.
12. Wind instrument.
13. Point Of the compass.
IA. Mans nickname.
l6. Exclamation.
II. The sun god.
18. Russian ruler.
21. Above.
%. Proposition.
"a. Mother.
25. Southern State (abbr.).
26. Resinous substance.
27. Myself.
20. Secondary.
80. Increase.
80. Exist.
"a. Hewing tool.
36. Mixed type.
38. Like.
Al. Never.
Evening star., 1926-06-12

If you need work. read the want
columns of The Star.
Evening star., 1926-06-12
MENU FOR A DAY.

MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Melons
Oatmeal with Cream
Baked Beans. Chill Sauce
Fish Cakes
Hot Brown Bread
Coffee.
DINNER.
Fruit Cocktail
Roast Lamb, Brown Sauce
Delmonico Potatoes
Green Peas
Hearts of Lettuce, French Dressing
Orange Mousse. Coffee.
SUPPER.
Fruit salad
Glover Rolls
Strawberry Shortcake
Tea.
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HERE SATURDAY.

Ia METHODIST ehvrches, 10 be held
ere comrnanclng iDncrro@.
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Hughes Gompany's
transmission Lang
Nearing Completion

W hin ten days the Hughes
l,lcrtfica eo,iipanY's hirh Inc fron,
itrelal, II f;Icn ullin will he ready
for gfse, enmpahs officials stated
teii,s The limo runs from Bis
iaarel. through Mandan to Glen
tiIlin and from there north. The
t,;tifbietia II This line will mean
thNf the Bismarck plant IT the
Hughes company Viii supply part
III the power 10 Heulah until the
T0oO horsepower generating plant
ii thai point II completed, which
u spr, led tu be before Christmas,
TIE power Plant II the Knife River
Nininf company At Enulah is nj
ri&scnt supplying current At that
pin, and 1T Paints further n1rth,
bhi tlli.s current will not DC used
spll loving the completion Of the
high line mother lhe from Glen
Win 10 Dickinson is nnw complete
AMI re.tds for use
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Ijau1 ilter Of Mrs.
VIII Escaped Fury
ol Mialni's Storm

Miami, ii is rebuilding work.
Miii construct storm ircf,igcs nrd
haze them ready fol the storm
attson next fall, according t. a
lettrr received today by Mrs. Ethel
r. VIII, Nanhan, from hcr daigfi-
ttrs NJ, Myroh Reynolds
The Rey1ptlds house was partly
dtanaiishod by the storm Mr..
Keg,. sids advise he, mother not
III wolfy RS all DANGER this scuson
rms PAST ffcr letter, received
iaaay, was thu first intiniatio'l
Mrs. VIII had thar her dangfte}
lttd eacnpcd
The Minn, land boom apparent
l., l. blown up II W. could sell
EeSirirkt meye north, but tie way
n ia W could MT give our prop
tirS.snwaY We 9nly have these
7t,Fms in the fall and by next fall
N.-ahi viii have storm shelters
r-..s'.,, 20 don't worry any more
she wrote
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A. q. HalyOrsOn of
ROlla Publishes
Poetry Collection

a new book Of North Dakota poe
Try made its appearance TODAY With
The publication q Gems Of the
Prairics,' ~ a. o. Halvqrson u Ko
II. Dedicated 10 hi wiG the col
lection contains a number OF poems
which deal with North Dakota sub
.ccls.
INCLUDED among the poems con
eerned with North Dakota are. a
Note On the Turtle Mountains: "Yhe
Turtle Mountains a eff Of Sod !;
Our North Dakota, "The storm;
The Fog; "'rbe Snow IS Failing.
THE BLIZZARD, The Northern
Light What Is II r. Good Neigh
bols' and "Tbe Source OF Ny Song
Other poems deal with abstract Sub
jecis, While there are two uorms con
rerned With the presidents. one en-
Titled Theodore Roosevelt ?. and The
other, Woodrow Wilson Z This bool,
comprises the first collection Of Nj
Haleors eA's poetry
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Watch Your Frail,
Puny Child Grow
Strong, Take on
Weight

In lust q few DAYS quicker than
y9u svsrr dreamed ef, THESE wonder
FIJI flesh making tablets called Nc
Goy's Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets will start to hslp any weak,
thin. under pourished little one.
After sickness aud where ricketts,
are sNspceted they are especially
valuable. No need to give them any
mere nasty God Liver Oil these
tablets are made ~ take the place
ef that sood bpt evil smelling.
Stomach ppsetting medicine and they
sNyelly Do i. Thsy Do ~. on flesh.
Ask Cqwan's drug stare Of any
drpggis: for Mc(py's Cod Liver AA
canipQXnd Tablets as easy to take
as candy and nat at all expensive
90 tablets 20 cents.
InSist on Mccoy's, the original
AND genuine. apl give the child q
cAppce for 30 DAYS IT you aren't
3AAixhted with results Jus. set YOUR
money back. ADV.
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MQndQra MeuS

enc Ill lhe fifat resident VI D.ek.
inson sesne II sufyiged " Mrs.. A.
" Best, .scEoo4a Viz, Mrs.
ErnfrIig, MAINTAIN; Wililam ard
Sine 81 K5fldecr; Timothy, Mat.
rFin@, Jane md Veina vi Dita.
i,fson; 4 brother, Sine copn,r VI
Waasca, MINI, ard two sisters,
Hrs. Ann csirou sf Faribaylt and
Mrs. Nll'laia Inszfnp IT North.
field The b4dy wa taken U
D.ckiusnn Saturday and funeral
scryiees W! BE- held from the 81.
Patrick Catholic silare' " Dick.
lrsor
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Mrs. w. E.. Sloan
of Duluth Dies

Mr. ". G. Sloan Of Duluth and
formerly ot tiirndh'c died IN the
lsf,.'irall Pacific hospital III st.
i'aul Fiidas after 4 seVtral weeks
illnta. with leakage u the heart.
hiss.. sloan, IS wears Of age, was
ihc wife ri " Z. Sian, former
hief executive of the Yellows tone
division ~ The Northern Pacific
!aiMny, Tor the past Few years
mo- ,ycd ~ the railroad in Du-
h,th. She leaves her husband and
two daughters.
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Duluth Minister
Conducts Service
Despite Bad News

Duluth, Oct. A .tAD--Dr Georse " ].
Arms, r..stor Of the First pyesbyter
ian church, preached to his congre-
CATION yesterday morning, then, just
before the bcnediction, he told his
flock Of the telegram he had received
shortly before he entered the pulpit,
That his mother had been killed by a
Philadelphia trolley car. Last night
he with AIRS. Arms, left to attend the
funeral
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New York YANKEES

zRatted Tor severed ~ eighth
zz-palled FOR shawkey IN eighth )
Cardinals o 30 g3p 4
Yankees - q q o 0
Two base hits IIornsby, 0Farrell.
Home runs Souihwerth, Thevcpow.
Sacrifice Uornsby.
Double play AleSander TO TheNe-
now to Dottomle.
Lsft on bases St. le1is 7; New
Work. y. !,
hascs op balls off Snawkey !
!Rssaalllhl',,, Hornshy'' 81 A'sSandef'
Struck opt-By Shoekcr, 2 boy
thu, Alcxandcyl; SaWkey. Z Bell
llaleyl: BY 19pes, ! tAleyapderl: ~
Aieyandep, 10 ruth, Seversla Shack-
~ Z. Koepig, Gehrig, La2zeri, Nugan
Meusel, pascban,
Hits OFT Shdcker, w IN 7 innings
,nonc out IN eigthl: eft Shawkey,
ID ! inning, aff Jones, 3 in inning
Wjnnipg pitcher Alexander.
Losing pitcher Shocker.
llmpirss N'nay. plate; UiIdebrand
first base; KLEIN, sccoua base; Pin
ncep, third base.
Time 1857
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Personal and
Social NgWs Of
Mand;sn Vicinity
10 ATTENf LEGION MEET

10 ATTEND LEGION MEET
John 4 Kennedy and Herman
i.t,nhard will represent the Man
dan post ~ The American Legion
III the natipnal convention in Phal
adelphia Mr, Kennedy will have
clarec of t',h North Dakota exhibit
II the aesqlicc'itennial during the
legion convention and Mr. Leon
hard II Il member of'thc North Da-
liota legion band they will
leave tomorrow
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FLASHES or LIFE

Harlfprd, Conn Nj. Cold Cash
Pyle seems to have 2 rival IN the
sp0rt impressaria field Dlnlley
Field Malone is 70 handle all of Gene
Tunneys t,nanciai affair BESIDES
Trudie Ederle'a.
Paris. Anaihel ieit.., 81 l'ila,a II
mere IL Henri aochet's saang life
Than $27ilO0. Henri was tempted
but IN order to play Biz Bill next
year he scprncd Pyle's offea Of mil
lion francs u turn nra
Mckee City An uier ef T'0,Nan
tq thrill the theatre goers Of the
United States tor two months hy
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laughter Of Former
I,earh Man Killed
in Auto Accident

The daughter " 4 former Eeacn
r3s.NEjaper man wa. 'nstaYtiy
ki!sl ~ al automobile ~ Lit.ie
M arsa,Mas, FRIEND, Ia Heaci.
W arnrarf SATURDAY She was
NJ MAR hliet I5!linger. young
4 eh.r 81 X - Io'tinger, 'ie"-
mtunger a rhe Port Att'huf News.
i'a .faitcr was visiting relative
h, Me Ruth Wnen tn accident
IHtff,.ftfG
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MOTOR 70 CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Paul Hiclnseth and son
and daughter have gone to Judsop
for a few days visit before leav
ing on motor trip to California.
They will he accompanied by Mrs.
Hjelmse,h's lther anl sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Tocnkc Of Judson.
While away they plan u visit
Mrs, Ujclmseth's daughter, Mrs.
Gtorge Stahler, al Oakland.
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thar two bottles Or Foley Pills. dur
etic, relieved me entirely, and want
oiHer sick people 10 know about
them Foley Piiis,aa diuretic slim
sstant ler the kidney. are a reliable
valuable medicine. constantly in ase
over q wears. Try tien fer hnck
iatncs, rheumatic pasns and swelling .
, fer dull headxnhes, nervousn,, IS !.
/ tired OFT feeling, and s;disLurL..l
slaep Satisfaction guaranteed. al.
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Glen tIllin Girl
Injured BY Hunter
Is Doing Nicely

Wounded IN the legs when she
wn. passing q icornfscld ~ whith
Jcl., i1Dtz tsns hdntinr gr-3rs.,
th. rsx sraf Did daughter ~ NJ.
s'Yd Mr. tndree HntihH ~ Glen
tyhiitsswaa tntsay recovering from
her s5'lnries. t.ar,ta eiuiifs ne did
f5e.L.f.'r fta rif!, tltr ~ the tall
~ - 70
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KNIGHTS OF PfTlIIAS TO
MEET

The Knights Of Pythias will
meet tonight at 1880 O'Clock Work
III the rank IT knight will be cx-
cmplified and important business
II mp for consideration Coney
Island sandwiches Will be served,
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LEFT For INDIANA

Henry Sshnitt + the Red Trail
Transfer company will leave today
iol. Fort Wayne, Ind, where ne
will take i special course tor deal
els in gasoline and oil, WHICH IS
being offered by the Wayne Pump
Manufacturing company.
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RETURN FROM ARIZONA

WTs. StahIey TflIclUX NTT1VtT
homo SUNDAY from Phoeniy, Ari
rom, where she was called BY the
illness and death Of her mother,
Mrs. A. T.. Iowden. Mr.. Prideaux
jtined her III Minneapolis and re-
turned To Mansian with her.
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WAR MpTuERss 70 MEET

Mnnaan Ghaptcr No. ! Of the
American War Mothers will have
Ks regular meeting Tuesday after
noon il, III, NJ the home ii Mrs.
/ f. Upper. Mrs. Chris sakari-
Assem- viii assist in entertaining
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Mother Of Mrs. 7. 6. 6.
Kennedy llies Here

4 pioneer resident Of Dickinson,
Mfs. Mary " Cuskclly, passed
away Friday afternoon at the
home 4 her daughter, Mrs. !. G.
&. Kennedy uf Mnntlan. after a
years illness Coming 10 Dickin-
ssn in ias3. Mrs CMskelly was
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llI,.e TO AIOMTANA

.llVpefIfLendent 3 J WayIeIIaUd
vi lie State Training School has
4 NJ 70 IieieQa, Mont, Oh a baYi
ness trip,
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ENTERTAINs Al RINNk

Mrs. 4. C. Robinson entertained
Sunday at the Mckenzie hotel with
]. dinner celebrating the birthday an
n,versary Of Miss Mnriel Robinson.
MISS veima Nuren of Jamestown was
III out -of-town guest.
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WANTS TO lIsKO.ADCk3T THANKS
FOR HEALTH lgECOvEisY

You know, Says Aft.hur Gfiaaases
Gasaon Hall, Cal, II w0Nld like you to
Lrpaaeas, this. ! suffered from XII. 4
ney and rhea,naijc troabie, but less
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IEANl. S TO-DAY FOR
WAupEION

Mrs. l.. Y. Gary left today fn
Wahpcton, where she will deliver
d past prcsidcnt's address and rep
resent the Mandan clubs at the
convention of the state Federation
81 Wymen's clubs.
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WEAK FND CHEST

Robert Frazier d jamestown was
in the city over the week end, The
ltnest Of Ronald Mcintyre
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LEAVING FOR CHICAGO

Mr.. and Ms. John Suchy and
son, Peter, will leave by car next
Tuesday fl. Chicago for an ex
tended visit with relatives. Dur
ing his absence Mr. Suchy will
close his Shoe repair bqsincss
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lis are spending fsw days in
.Mandan, guests 1T the home Of
the fjrmcr's brother, l.. !. Borkcn-
hagen Iacp are en- toptd U Min
Hhdpoii>.
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WEEK END VISITORS

Mr. and Mrs g B, Nupen nnI
daughter vclma, and son, Norman
u Janestown, former residents II
marck with friends
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VISITS IN WILTON

Miss Pauline Jla"strom has return
I'd from Wilton where she visited
over the week end with RELATIVES.
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To VISIT IN NEW YORK

.Ioscph Fleck. lOcAl NtIlMuy, WV
leave inr New York City Friday.
where be Will visit relatives.
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son IapIsN

4 aon was born ~ Mr.. and Mr..
K W bernard If .lagdan Friday
niaht 1T the Dcarencss hoapital
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CALLED TO CHICAGO

AIRS n Greengafd and dapgh.
TER, Rita, naYe s ,.pe 10 Chicago
where they Wffc callad nv the se'
rious ls'ness ~ Nfs. GreeDxard'
sister.
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RETHRNs FROM FARGO
6. +. knndtson has returned from
business trip 10 Fargo.
THEATRE pALTA

III hifthduv7 annlversAry q UIY
Mills. yonng SON Of NJ. and Mrs. ".
{. Minis, was celebrated with i thea
tire party Saturday afternoon There
were siS guests. After the show 4
luncheon vas served At the Mills
home.
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rAELAIS OE son

Ar and Mr. Harry Iiunlsc arc
The parents y q son born Friday
tgenihg III The DeacpDeSS hDsy'' ~.
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yIsITg HkKt

Thor An ond Of Grass Lake 1dis
liz, was d busines@ yisitpr in ihe
city saturday.
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ON HUNTING TRIP

Frank l!plnan ACCOMPANIED by
lathef Ritter II Ohio, len Friday
for Ecn,nale ON i duct bunting
trip
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eity OF abstinence the saAdess CITY
an the world There Is no way 10
dive happily there" lac said
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ACCEPTS POSITION

Mrs, T. N lIenalicks has accepts I
position at the Bank 81 North Ia
kota,
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RETURN 70 MegEssZlE

Nrs. 7. q Lambert 81 Arena yisl'
~ n Bismarck oyer the weekend.
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Robert Dunn OF Center, state A..
tolney az Oliver County, transacted
business in the city Saturday.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSNEn

Iames a. Stewart q UIenc0s ANu
Miss Vera u, t;raMling q Re&an
were granted u marriage license Sui
nrday at the RprlsIgh eoppty sepr'.