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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED

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a RSyRoE Ns FAR lssn Sw LAnS5
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r R5 Sali and Ssth' iisS 18Th q nv.
aOa ION sT. N-w.--oNE ROOM AND PRI.
ssss hath AMI s nee ,d aspishsd
3psusa Il sas1 WS WE. aSs, NV Two so1sh
side rooms. Kitchen. bath. screened porch:
s ssR:s fes ssrs rr fSos sescR ss. r.
TIE SANTA ,;;,: "a! ASTIvELYS
svers msdern con1enience. Hppy q once.
l712 18th 81. NV.
l5s5 Sc. N,W:--TW0 Rooms. KITCHEN.
complete apartment: anil; first hoor.. CaM
DUPONT cIRGLEsE; p y APT o BRIaA L!I
nao 9th 81. ms ROOMS. HITCH,
enette and BAH: can accommodate 4.
T rSil ossds S Sods AYE y i'll 1or az E
Or Sniu1ns:a G ami reG rsssoasbls H siss:W
1914 ND. AVE. NE-ENTTRE FL00R or
rooms, neatly furnished for Ink: contin.
uous hot water: gsrage. Lane. $685.. To-
aaas sh and 81 ssstnSSs moi Ro %s.S
.yas. electricity fIrnishsd: $50
2 SNAIL end FLOOR APIS. COM
eR ssssy LSe isss sss s ps SrsS
M 80 Is =,
ceptionally cool. nicely furnished. conv.
iSesed Ton r sssssb BATH Stew HSBysRls1tbg
SSS 5e1e, leth ~; MW.LLivING ROOM WITH II
one-room non housekeeping apartment. both
1890 4 sT.. APT. es sisI 5Ssr.; ONE N
rO0m. M.cnenette. oaLn. eSaatlIully 1ufn. tn
Sere< ~ g9M1.sz zaess S0o: wv l1Ug.
Sitrae 43hI ,nshsd 81 AN AND y 49,
s,n9I ~ Er 49, ~ = ~ ~ No 10
2OO1 EYE ST. N.Ms-ONE ROOM. KITCH-
g : ana pstynse pssa; complesey Iurnisneo;
abie. sAe''as ao'a' e00a s'u eoglssts-
Sd .A nS.Vats Nm. nd MCSsh a & 49, q:
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lhk.. 239. Columbia 1889. los
1S sn LII IN ayI NwASclMsSLoR APAHS
suitable for one g two men. Apt. No; 1.
1871 c1LvERT 81. NV H.. KIT. e
is7S y - : e
an The ayanua - 1vAs As-aNa Ssasssi1
NEIR PENSION 0FFT6E GENFFENTN0R
i've. 80 'a " "i - x Sss'et
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apt: rel. exchaiSed. can 407 WsEeiieid
Hall is
IAos Z E:W:-,BA!CHELoR AT LARSE
nan - 0-'-. .ap..4s4 = -.1',s-
Win kiteSsn BAN A bsleonJ moOth u "a ":
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ATLANTIC APT.

10th and N STS NV.
a. I'm; ;, hitshsnsste, bath. Rent reasonable.
FRANCIS Al. RLUNDON CO.,
SOS n ST. NV Main 10.
THE Rochester, 1883 Meridian FI. NV.
fHE sT FzIf. iss t5sh 81. II " :. !.
TIM TULANE. 2IQ9 Isih BIZ. N ~
e. faE I. IaSMaas spa 1851 Ssih ss $3.50
No. 40H--h rooms and bath u. Il !. IS 81 90
f FRE l GiTFfB sSpi pa is Rssn cslv.rs 81
THE BIZ sofo. 1900 Mass. Ave II M ~
Nc. - room. looms ard !, bath e sg5s. ss90
THE EssEx. 1889 N st. wv. s.ss
No. T---5 HepMR and bath j. u. 81. /. s. 36k. Is
THE CALIFORNIA;. 1875 Calf 81. N.W.
ri Tf5E a DT fESSFs iaal S1Mse sria,.n
re. rooma and bath Sgs 10
THE PARKER. $500 I8th si. N w 49,
Ne. SO9-2 rooms and bath $50 90
y DAY phi. N. A77a: niElt nh. Col. $40
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! ARAkIalENT6- -lJNFUKNISHED
200 18th ST. NV.
New Apartment Building
Ready for Occupancy.
I room and bath.
! room, kitchen and bath.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath.
For inspection aud reserva-
ticn see Resident, Manager. or
Swartzeil, Rheem & Hensey Co.
Agents,
III 18th St. NV. M. 378.

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214S O ST. NV
Near Dupont circle. waking a o,,..,c.
49, and :. sSom. fpisa sOTs. ' ylth aiafss
S II PRO < ST. co
80. Realtors and Builders.
S0th AID sTs. NV. -
one ss and t sTo rooms sa sna Sa.h
oseupeinssyy ESQ iRso 81 4Npspss lss.
room. nd S sEE s6itDiss so q
! room. and S 5sil = - NV. $4,000
2fi6 KAIoR Ana s, wv A@ooo
rooms and 2 baths. ........... S12B on
1880 ADAMS. Mil RD. toO.oo
rooms and bass sW po o%a6alns "A, On
$3.50 ooSN. AVE. NV. ( sOOo
rooms reeepsion sh Sai pa Hitchsn han $4,000
snd rH Ps'd ErERETT s1s7 i sr NV 1000
3 soogsns. kitchen. reception hsii and
2 rooms kitchen and bath kSSG
i44S GiRARD ST NV 10y
rooms and bath ....7......... $50 90
I p gSap dining room, kitchssn i s ard 8.
roon! TIE i, S9 S.'s al aii n saS 81
! roon,s -. 4 JOG 18th ST. NV.
ioO'''s Ahu uAs iiia 4 sir. .. !. /. 5000
rooms and bath. porch $500
4 r,or,. Il, dS9 % PARK I'D. NV.
rooms and bath 49,. 49,. 600
: 49,. 5t1V 49, "A. AVE. NV.
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6o21 % GEORGIA AVE.
THE BORDEAUX.
2 rms, hit. q bath a, So. 30
q Fms., kit. q bath ......,5.s.g..s.. $3.50
Resident manager.
Building faces main entrance 70 Walter Read
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RENTS, $3.50.

NEAR 1wA csh TIN Park.
Three large rooms. tiled bath. f00nay clos
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
ole 18th 81. NV. Main Sa4g.
1920 ONTARIO ROAD
Ci0se to 18th and Col I'd, and one square
from zoo Park entsanee Very desira ABLE n
Rental only $b6 to immediate tenant.
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1859 N ST. NV.

1859 N ST. NV.
attractive = and b. ami: win rent
N. e. RYON CO.. Inc. 1893 81 u. $3.50.
See These Clean, Cool Apis.
Modern 3 and y outside rooms. private
water, tanitor service. S46. 90 and $50 30.
4406 Georgia Ave. Inquire 1894 Georgia
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1910 CALIFORNIA ST. .
rna, kit q bath S42 30
rms, xiii, rec. hall bath 1850. 5000
All apartments newly decorated.
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THE TRAYMoHE.

yya,k n wxorf 5som si5th ~ e,,e re.,nn
kitchen tiled bath, dressing room. just
what ron have been looking for. RedecO.
rated. Open.
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0RE u SnE M Hos AgnR 81

~, RIIEEM & HE sEy COMPANY,
az Fifteenth Street n. IN
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One ana two room euites, with or without
bath: furnished complete: linen ana maid
room EVERYTHING NEW; living rooms
hy day. bedrooms by night: attractive rates
apeet eomethinR new near 18th ~. ~ top
Of hill where II n cool.
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s,5S5MNkRs 81 kl AMI

JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
Finest detached hrsproof bldg. nlfnGses
from Rock Greek Park. near stores and
square; rmgs, pantry, tile bath, hardwood
1oQra- open AFeplAce: beautifully inrsniashen,
The Argyle. No. Pleasant et. and Rsrk rd.,
or phone Main k439 for auto ls4e.
MERRII.I. MANSIONS.
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sTHE BRISTOL,
Fifst.d0or front apartment. Jugt vacated.
Very desirable. Rec. hall, /. h. two bed
rooms, kitchen and bath. Rental only S65.
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Room, Reception Hall and Bath
Room, Above Diner Kitchen and Bath.
2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath
8 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
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zoo Mills BIdR 18th and Pa. Az
IA EcSTs EnD EcC

On Penn ave overlooking beautiful park
S-story fiFeprO0f hidE.: 24-hr. elev. servlee:
n nrstclass ccldition- eveEything up 70 date:
bath. $50 to reliable tenant; aleo 5 rms, I'll
facing Penn. ave. $50. Act quick. see jani-
Son .ns i aaF sFD eE s az: s a9S end '
, 800, M4 NJ & 1850 ErE = Il 81, :
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See apartment between III and noon today
or tomorrow No 4O---two rooms, lit,
bath, Rental only S4S Il THE FULTON
ESQ ~ VII e. K. HARruse i co,
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All outside apartments with large rooms spacious closets
Latest appointments Telephones and alI-nght service,
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/ 1861 FAIKMtJN / 8, Il \. {. w.
REDUCED SUM ME.R RATES,
Tn PM pATE fl PTS

"A few Turn. Ink. apts available 81 less
than half hotel rates In the finest, MaEnih-
cent group 81 Areproof apt. isidans. 24shcur
eieF. and switchboard service all OUTSIDE
rxla extra large and hrikht, c0n1pleteiy and
beautifully furnAs ills bath. hardwood N00rs.
concrete pcrchso; poettiyely SONS of tle
finest arts. ~ ths " q e. Snnsl s Nv
,p .rss ~ set IN AZ ISL e1Ifsog sss IN
rats.
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III &. Il AVE NE.-9nd- floor front: 2
large, bright clean Ink. rooms; reasonable:
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426 9th ST!sN Va rooms and bath. extra
large, cleo, flights mp: rent 500. Apply
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-23

SANDWICHES
Delicious afternoon tea sandwic hes
are made of cream cheese and nuts
on brown bread.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-23

I've been in Europe, South America
Mexico and Asia.
II have been the only woman in
the toughest of mining camps and
never have l been insulted. Men
are anxious to place woman on |;
pedestal, and it is she herself who
decides whether she will tumble of. .
But Mrs. brennan hasn't quite
such nice things to say about Ameri-
can women.
"The average American girl is a
lazy person., she asserts. 'Shc
doesn't know why she's here and she
doesn't care. Her principal concern
is whcedling a fur coat out Of her
husband.
1.-THE average American woman is
in fact, failure"
\ Mrs. brennan emphatically denies
that woman. need lose any If her
charm by entering business.
Needn't BE Mannish
ut isn't necessary to be 'mannish
to be success in business" she
says. when woman loses her
femininity she loses everything.
II am the same woman now that
was seven years ago. meet men on
the same basis that l met them in
my social affairs. | have refused Ia
wear 'mannish' clothes. haven't
bobbcd my hair. don't even roll
my stockings"
The business world brings many
interesting and valuable experiences,
she hOlds--much more SO than Il So
cicty Career
But STILL" she concludes. .how
much more wonderful IL womb he IN
be the mother of some fine children.
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San Francisco, Jan. 23.--It is won.
derful to be a leader in society
And it is satisfying to have place
Of power In the business world
But best of all is the lot of Il wom-
an who has several fine children!
This is the conclusion of Mrs. C..
s. brennan, formerly a New Orleans
society woman and now mining en-
gineer OF considerable eminence.
II wish could talk personally to
every woman in the world who says
that she is being kept from career
by number of children tied to her
apron strings" she says. II would
tell all such women that
"The society butterfy's life is an
empty one at best.
"And the business woman's life is
sordid one at best.
knows All Three
~ know the society world and |
know the business world, and, be-
lieve me, nothing would make me
happier than to be the mother Of sew
eral fine children"
1t has been seven years since Mrs.
brennan forsOok the old southern
mansion in New Orleans Of which
she had been mistress and went gu:
into the world for career.
She has Travelled all over the world
since then, prospecting for oil, gold
and silver. investigating mining prof
ects, launching companies and inter-
viewing millionaire mining men.
And after these seven years Of cx-
perience, she declares:
American business men are the
most courteous in the wOrld---and
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BRIDES, BEWARE!
ny CYNTHIA GREY

Dlucbeard's wives were neither the
first nor the last ladies' to hon into
q peck O. trouble by picking locks.
opening doors, and, in general, snoop-
ing around where the mo Trespass-
ing" sign was hung out!
The vows of matrimOny, you know,
make maid promise to love, honor,
and not open her husbands mail.
And any bride ought to have brains
enough to know that the vow also
includes not opening trunks, suit
cases, humidors, travelling bags, or
anything which indicates that it con-
tains her better half's relics of a
past life.
But If you will-you will, just as
Mrs. Bluebeard opened the CHASTITY
chamber door-just as one Pandora
opened a closet chest, and sent a
flock O. troubles scooting over the
world
And il you will bring this woe
upon yourself, don't spill tears, idle
tears. .s
I'm not sure, but it seems to me
that I've. heard tell that the poet
who wrote that blurb about "a wo-
man and good cigar," giving most
Of the power and the glory to the
cigar. is q fugitive upon the face Of
the earth, a wandering man without
a country.
He wrote the blurb for cigar fac
tory one day and met the girl O. his
dreams the next. All went merry
as the marriage bell until
One Of those practical jokers sent
hand-tinted, ENLARGED. framed cop,
Of the blurb for little home sweet
home wall motto
!. G-r-r-r! Wool! Wow!
Remember that words are things
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TO WASH SWEATER
Never hang sweater up to dry
hut spread it on a thick towel. pull
ing il out to the proper shape.
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Mrs. SOrlie Is
Hostess at Bridge
Luncheon Friday

Mrs. A. G. Sorlie tertained Fri
day at 1880 o'clock bridge lunch
con, the first OF q series. The tables
were beautifully decorated with
valentine fayors. Pretty heart shap-
ed place cards marked covers for SO
ladies. The luncheon menu was car
Iied out in the valentine colors.
Honors in the bridge games were
won Ivy Mrs. w. u. Andersen and
Mrs. !. i. French.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Harold SOrenson, Mrs. E. &. Larson,
Mrs. r. f. Wenzel and Mrs. G. u.
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Household
Suggestions
GREEN VEGETABLES

GREEN VEGETABLES
Lettuce, celery. cucumbers, ETC.,
4, should be wrapped in cheesecloth
wrung out in cold water and placed
in the ice box. to keep crisp.
CARRIAGE CANS
J A paper sack placed in the gar
hage can facilitates the removal OF
.neN garbage and prevents the can
:. itself from accommodating odors.
WARM PLATES
| Instead If risking cracks by plac.
| ing dishes 10 warm in the oven. wash
them in hot water, dry aud put on
the table ut once.
BAKING GLASS
| a large glass baking dish when
! overturned on y PLATTER makes q good
alright cont Amer f8r cake or bread.
TO WASH SWEATER
Never hang sweater up to dry.
hut spread it on thick towel. pull
| ing it out to the proper shape.
OIICLOTH
Never place hot pans on Oiicloth.
The heat removes the surface Of the
cloth.
KNIVES
Knives that have been used to cut
acid fruits should be washed ut once.
ENAMELWARE
Enamcled frying pans will not
stand a hot fire.
GLASSWARE
Rinse glassware in hot water con-
tanning several teaspoonfuls Of
household ammonia, to produce q
high polish. Dry i. with soft
chccsccloth towel.
JEWELRY
E Jewelrv should be dried in jewel.
lfer's sawdust, after cleaning. The
sawdust may be bough, IN boxes
from jewelers..
WHOLE GLOVE
Many hostcsses add whole Glove
and Il slice of lemon to Il cup of tea.
to improve the flavor.
SANDWICHES
Delicious afternoon tea sandwiches
are made Of cream cheese and nuts
on brown bread.
SIFT FIRST
Sift flour before measuring il.
Otherwise it will be too tightly
packed and the amount used will be
100 much for the recipe.
THUMB TACKS
Small, white headed thumb tacks
are now available for the laying Of
kitchen oilcloth.
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High School Tests
Are Being Given in
Schools Of County

High school examinations are be.
ing held in Burleigh county high
schools at the present time. Some
Of the papers have arrived at the
county supefintendent's office, and
when all have been turned In they
will be sent to the state department
of education to>be graded.
Eighth grade examinations have
been given in many Of the schools
and it Is expected that about IS stu
dents will receive diplomas ct the
end Of the semester, although not all
the papers have been graded by the
county officials.
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of the present, not tho future. What
man says today, he unsays tomor-
row. ks
Taste changes, too. The neckties
OF .yesteryear are not the neckties Of
today.
So. bridcy dear, dry your dripping
orbs and remember that when he
bought that horrid motto his eyes
had not fallen upon your luscious
self, and no other woman had ever
stirred him.
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AT THE MOVIES
rLTfNCE THEATRE

All sorts of thrills are shown in
"Why Women Love-" which brings
Blanche Sweet and Warner Baxter to
the Dltinge for Monday and Tuesday.
Included are = great shin fire, ter
rifle storms ct sea, = vivid explosion
in = lighthouse, 9 battle. with rum
runners, and many tender hove scenes.
In the cast with Miss Sweet are
Robert Frazer, Dorothy Sebastian.
Russell Simpson, Charles Murray and
other popular players.
The picture is m adaptation from
Willard RobertsonS stage sensation,
"The Sea Womon."
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WILTON CLUB FEDERATED

Mrs. Cleve Acton Cross, president
of the eighth diatrict Of the North
Dakota Federation OF Women's clubs,
announces. the federation Of the VIII
ton Woman's club Of Wilton. The
club. which was organized in 1895,
has Z membership OF 20, and Is fol-
lowing ., miscellaneous course OF
study. The officers are Mrs. H. N.
Hem, PRESIDENT; Mrs. +. H. Steffen,
vice president: Mrs. C. Hochhalter,
recording secretary; Mrs. Nellie Gil.
more. corresponding secretary; Miss
Caroline Macomber, treasurer.
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ANNUAL MEETING

Every member Of the Burleigh
county chapter Of the Red Cross is
expected to attend the annual meet
inp of the chapter which will be held
ut the Association of Commerce
rooms at s p. M, Tuesday, January
26. Officers for the year will be
elected.
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DANCING PARTY

Members of. the Masonic order and
their ladies will dance this evening
1T the Bismarck Masonic Temple vt
the third dancing party Of the sea-
son for the local lodge. Dancing
will be from 8 until l2, after which
lunch will be served. An orchestra
from Mandan will play.
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Miss Parsons Has
Dinner Party for
Members Of Club

Miss Agnes Persons entertained
TIE members Of her bridge club at =
three course dinner in her home, ola
Sixth street. Thursday evening. Gov
ers were marked for IL at the A,rct-
tily appointed tables.
Three tables Of bridge played with
honors going to Miss Ea.5aret Welch
and Mrs. G. Mckay.
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SKATING PARTY

Evangelical Lutheran church will en-
tertain this evening at a skating
party. All members and friends are
cordially invited and IRE requested
10 meet at the home of Mrs. 1Iinkel,
2Ol First street, at 8 o'clock.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-23

Mrs. Frank r. Aughnsy Of Mandan,
who conducted 2 private kindergar-
ten ct the Tillotson residence during
November and December, has opened
another kindergarten class in the
city. Sessions are now being held
in. the gymnasium Of the Roosevelt
school, the use Of the room having
been granted by the school board.
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SHOPPED HERE

Mrs. Matte Mellow Of. Dunn Cen.
tor aren't the day in Bismarck shop
ping. she is en- route to Garrison
where she will visit her sister,
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VISIT SISTER

Miss Florence Nelson and Miss
Tollie Nelson of Washburn are
spending the day in Bismarck with
their sister, Miss Esther Nelson.
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ON BUSINESS

Otto Droman. president Of the
school board in IS,yd district, was a
business visitor in the city yester-
day.
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Despite the reign Of color there are
many distinguished looking all black
gowns for day and evenings as we'll.
Jet and black lace are very diRni-
fled combination.
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] CnES no CHICAGO

DIR. w. Il. Cole will leave this even
ing for Chicago, where he will spend
q week In attendance at the nation
al dentists clinic. y
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urpE rRnM McCII1S]

George Thorn, Jr., Charles a.
Schwart, w. J. Hirninc of McClus-
ky were business visitors in the city
Yesterday.
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MARRlEp IN CHICAGO

Announcement OF the wedding Of
Miss Ethe! Hit Of Wilton, N. D., to
Harry Denxie, formerly OF Bismarc i,
in Chicago on January s has becn
made to friends OF the couple in
Wilton and Bismarck. Following the
ceremony wedding dinner was CIV
en- for the couple by Mrs. v. b.
Walls, who has visited in this part Of
the country. The couple will make
their home In Chicago where the
groom is employed.
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HERE YESTERDAY

A. c. Turner, John Lowe and
George w. Perry spent Friday in the
city, en- route to Dickinson. after at.
tending the commissioners conven-
ton in Fargo.
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VISITEn SISTER

Miss Corinc Sayler Of Underwood
is. visiting her sister, Helen, in Bis
marck. Miss Sayler is en- route ia
Fargo.
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p r n MEETING

Chapter F, r. E. O., will meet
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock with
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vELvETEEN AND JERSEY
Velvcteen and jersey are combined
very delightfully."- this year in sports
clothes. Usually the velvet is darker
in tone than the jersey
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VISITED HERE
Mrs. Albin Thysell Of Naughton
township was visiting in Bismarck
Friday.
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VISITED DAUGHTER

Mrs. James Malloy. who has been
the guest Of her daughter. Miss
Marie Malloy, for several weeks, re-
turned to her home in Garrison yes
terday. .eS
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&c. u. A MEETING

There will be meeting of the
Catholic Daughters Of America Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock in St. Mary's
school auditorium. Installation Of
officers will be held.
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WORSE

WORSE
boy, put down that bottle. A
single drop is enough to kill q full.
grown mani"
"But am not a full-grown man."
-Fliegende Blaetter, Munich.
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FROM MOTT

DR.. A. J. Faber and Mark Syverud
of Mott returned home yesterday A.
ter few days business visit in the
city.
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FASHIONS
TOUCHES or COLOR

TOUCHES or COLOR
A tailored dress Of gray kasna
cloth is interesting trimmed with
raspberry colorcd velvet.
SATIN AND WOOL
The satin coat for winter is often
lined with wool. particularly with
light colorcd kasha cloth. Inevitably
it is fur-trimmed.
YELLOW VELVET FOR EVENING
Yellow is an extremely popular
color for evening and in no material
is it more lovely than in velvet.
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SpENn DAY. HERS

SPEND UAY HEKE
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Belk Of Me-
Kenxie xfe spending the day in the
city shopping and visiting.
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SKATlNC PARTY YESTERDAY

SKATING PARTY YESTERDAY
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Presbyterian church had skat-
ing party last evening at the city
rink. Later in the evening the
members went to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. NJ. Macleod where
games and music were enjoyed. A
lunch was~servcd. Miss Jean Eaton
was In charge Of arrangements.
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HERE FROM STERLING
f. G. Fogarty and Roy Random Of
Sterling visited friends in Bismarck
yesterday.
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HCRE IN RrISrNESs

HERE ON BUSINESS
Eldor Ellis has returned to his
home in Sterling after short busi-
ness visit in the city.
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NR0M .IINDEUWnON

FKOM iUNDEKWOOD ~
]. J.. Malloy of Underwood has re-
turned home after short visit in
Bismarck with his sister, Miss Marie
Malloy.