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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-18
GLASNER CASE
NOW ON TRIAL
First TO BE Taken Up at Open
ing Of Adjourned Term
of District Court

Inc case Of the Stale VS.. Ray Glas-
ncr, who Is charged with assault and
battery. is being heard in district
court here this afternoon before
Judge W. j. Knccshaw Of Pcmbina.
who came here at tho request Of the
supreme court to hear several eases
IN which affidavits of prejudice had
been filed against Judge J. A. Coffcy.
The adjourned term opened this
morning with tho call Of the calcn-
dar. and the jurors reported al .
O'Clock this afternoon.
Il. Markwitz, who had previously
pleaded not guilty to char.,c against.
hun. was given permission today to
plead to charge Of lesser decree
and was fined 500 and costs, which
he maid.
The case OF Fred Hanson rs. Men
oxen Farmers Cooperative associa.
ton and Northern Trust company
was continued over the term. The
case OF First Guaranty bank vs.. Abe
higgins was stricken from the cal
cndar. having been settled out Of
court.
he, order of trial Of the remain
ing cases was fixed as follows:
State vs. Ray Glasncr.
A. NJ. Thunc vs.. II. +. Wildfang,
ct al.
John J. Levi VS.. First State bank
Of Rcgan.
Baldwin Piano company VS.. Christ
Bocpple.
Clifford Bowers VS.. Louis Maucr
and Harold Verthcan.
Chas. j Fisk VS.. The Interstate
Transportation company.
Farmers Bank Of Garrison VS..
Frank Nichols.
Sam Sloven VS.. Howard Hendricks
son.
The term will probably require the
balance Of the month.
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Man Fined SIS and
Is Given a Week to
Borrow the Money

Minot. n. d., Jan. 49, R)--A man
with financial means Of IS cents, who
had pleaded guilty to violation of the
prohibition laws, and who has been
in Jail for two. months awaiting trial.
was fined IS by Judge Andrew Miller
of the federal court in Minot Thu
week and tho defendant was granted
a stay Of execution for one week in
which to borrow, the amount of his
fine. Imposition Of sentence was
previous to the resumption Of the
trial Of Jourgcn Olson of Minot.
charged with using the mails to de-
freud. -
Raymond E. King, who was ar
rested near Bottineau last November
with az quarts of whiskey in an au-
tomobile, had pleaded guilty on Sat
urday before Judge Miller to sim
liar count in two indictments, charg-
ing him with having liquor in his
possession, knowing that it had been
struggled from Canada. Another
count in each Of the two indictments,
charged him with the smuggling of
liquor, was ordered dismissed by
Judge Miller, on motion of United
States District Attorney Seth Rich
ardson.
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Vanishing Parties
Entertained Many
During Last Week

The Luncheon which Mrs. A. r.
Lenhart, Mrs. Joe Breslow and Mrs.
w. A. Mcdonald gave Saturday at
the home of the latter was one Of
the series of vanishing" parties be-
ing given for tho Roosevelt Cabin.
There were IL guests. Roses DECOR
ated the table.
Mrs. Ralph Pcnncr, Mrs. Fred jan
sonius and Mrs. G.. Olgierson enter
tanned Saturday evening at dinner.
the affair being given to benefit the
cabin. There were IL guests. plac.
cards were tiny log cabins.
During the past week Mrs. Birlca
0. Ward, Mrs. r. w. Wenzel and
Mrs. N. o. Ramstad have entertained
four guests at vanishing luncheons.
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Public Invited
to Program at
Baptist Church


The following program will be Civ
en- at the Baptist church tonight BY
the w. c. T. U. in celebration Of the
sixth anniversary Of national prohi-
bition: s
Song-"Hclp Somebody Today
Scripturc-Mrs. W. f. Reynolds.
Prayer-Mrs. F. c. Hanson.
Song-Selecte.
Playlct---"Work for Enforcement
Where You Are" l.. 4. l..
Addrcss-Rcv. A. A. Holmes.
"Thc Brush and the Broom Bril-
gadc. IL. I. l..
Song-"It Is There to Stay" L. 7. l..
Lillian Stevens Legislative Fund
Mrs. c. w. Smith.
Song-Indian school girls.
Closing-Statc Motto.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the program, and large aud.
fence is desired.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1926
Social and Personal
Mrs. w. d. Lair
Hostess Saturday
at Bridge Luncheon

The members Of the Monday club
were guests Of Mrs. w. E. Lair in
her home at 4 Avenue A Saturday
afternoon at prettily planned
bridge luncheon. The tables were
beautifully decorated with baskets
Of pink roses. Nut baskets, place
cards and other appointments were
carried out in pink and green. Cow
crs were marked for 20 guests.
Five tables Of bridge were in play
during the afternoon. Honors were
won by Mrs. F. L. Conklin and Mrs.
T. r. Atkinson.
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Mrs. III. SOrensOn
Entertained at
Bridge Saturday

Mrs. Harold Sorcnson entertained
Saturday afternoon and evening IN
her home on Fifth street with bridge
parties. Three tables played in the
afternoon, honors going to Mrs.
Spencer Boise and Mrs. X. Kjelstrup.
There were also three tables playing
at the evening affair, honors being
won by Mrs. Joe Breslow and Mrs.
w. A. Mcdonald.
Jonquils and narcissuses decorated
the rooms. A course luncheon was
served after the play at both parties.
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Birthday Party
for Miss 'Sundland

Mrs. c. Sundland entertained Sun
day with two o'clock dinner in
compliment TO her daughter, Lillian,
who was celebrating her birthday an.
niversary. Covers were marked for
twelve.
Valentine decorations were used,
the nut baskets and place cardsl being
dainty red hearts.
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Wedding Guests
Entertained at
Anniversary Party

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Osmundson en-
tertained Saturday evening at an at
tractively appointed dinner in cele-
bration Of their first wedding ami
versary. There were IL guests, all
OF whom were guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
Osmundson's wedding breakfast. The
quartet tables were conferred with
bowls Of narcissuscs.
After dinner three tables Of bridge
played, with honors going to Mrs.
Chris Fossum and Mr.. Peter Berry.
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Man Injured in
Auto Accident
Is Brought Here

J. f. Mccarthy was brought to
Bismarck Saturday slightly injured
as the result Of an automobile acci-,
dent late Friday. He was returning
from a trip to Minot when his car
turned over near Baldwin, pinning
him beneath. He was unconscious
when found. Authorities in Bismarck
went to- Baldwin after him anu
brought him to local hospital.
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Waldenberg Pleads
Guilty to Charge
of Petit Larceny

Joe Waldcnbcrg Of Steele was sem
fenced to serve 30 days in the Bur-
leigh county Jail and fined $40 and
$25 costs by Judge Fred Jansonius
this morning when he pleaded guilty
to charge Of petit larceny.
Waldcnberg sls charged with
grand larceny in the kidder county
district court in connection with the
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Funeral Will Be
Held Tomorrow

Frank Burbagc returned last night
from Seattle. Wash. accompanied by
the remains Of his mother. who died
there last week after several years
illness. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at two o'clock from Webb
brothers undertaking parlors. Bur-
ial will be at st. Mary's cemetery.
The deceased is survived by her
husband and four sons, Frank. Mel
win. Alfred AMI George Burbagc, and
a sister, Mrs. l.. NJ. Whitaker. She
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-18

alleged theft Of some grain. and the
case was transferred to the Bur-
leigh county court when affidav:ts oil
prejudice were filed against the pre-
siding Judge and Kiddcr county.
Through an agreement, the defend
ant was permitted to plead to the
lesser charge.
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MASONS MEET

The regular meeting of Bismarck
Lodge No. s, A. F. and A. NJ. will be
held this evening at 1880 o'clock.
John Thorpe, assistant attorney gen.
cral. will give short talk along Ma.
sonic lines. A large attendance is
desired at this meeting.
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WEEKEND GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jennisor of Fair
view, Mont, who have been spending
the past week in Minneapolis, stop
ped in Bismarck for short visit
with Mr.. and MS. w. F. Harris.
They left last evening for their home.
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]. O. O. F. AUXILIARY MEETS
installation of officers featured the
meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary Of
the I. o. o. F. Thursday evening.
Colonel G. L. Hanson installed the
following officers: Mrs. Melissa
Arnes, president; Mrs. Annie Flow,
vice president; Mrs. Rose Scharnow-
ske, secretary; Mrs. Bertha Gagner,
treasurer. A luncheon was served
and was followed by an hour Of dane
ing.
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PLAN BANQUET

A banquet will be given by the
Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Presbyterian church on Friday, jan
uary %, for the alumni of the or
ganization. Miss Henricka Beach is
in charge.
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was as years Of age. She came to
Bismarck in 1904 and remained here
until 1920. She was a member Of the
NJ. 3. A. and Homcsteadcr lodges in
Bismarck and has large circle of
friends in the city.
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A. O. u. w. MEETING

The regular meeting of the A. O.
U. W. lodge will be held Tuesday
evening at the hall. All members
are urged to attend. Following the
business meeting social time will
be held.
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TONSIT.S REMnvEr

Orna McCurdy, daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. F. E. McCurdy. underwent
an operation for the removal of her
tonsils Saturday.
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EASTERN STAR TO MEET

EASTERN STAR TO MEET
There will be regular meeting Of
the Eastern Star Tuesday evening at
1880 o'clock ut the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Mary I. Wishman, field direc-
tor Of the Salvation Army, will give
q brief outline of her work. A full
attendance is desired.
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Boys comedy. This gave her the start
she needed and her excellent work
and delightful personality attracted
the attention Of Cecil b. DeMiIle, who
made her member Of his company.
She was featured in "Sevcn Days"
and played opposite Eugene O'Bricn
in "Simon the Jester"
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RETURNS TO WORK

Sheriff Albin Hedstrom, who has
been confined to his bed by illness
for couple Of days, is able to be
out again.
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T.EAVES NOSpIrAT.

Mrs. John Schatz of Glen Uliin re-
turned home Saturday after an i'll.
ness at u local hospital. Her 'hus-
band Joined her in Bismarck and nc
companied her home.
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l,Al.ACE-MANDAN

pAl1ACE-MANDAN
The vaudeville bill at the Palace
for Tuesday opens with Dorc Sisters
& Ray, three English girls in a nov
city singing and dancing specially.
Their voices are pleasant and their
dancing very good. The upside down
Charleston is u novel feature Of this
act. Lauren & Ladare in Wind
TANNERS" play several instruments
and have unique. way Of introduc-
ing them. The Clayton K Drew
Players presenting Gazing Shakes
peare," satire on Shakespeare, Of
fer the best sketch we have had this
year, according to advance reports.
George Watts, in "At a Darktown
Party does all styles Of dancing in
soft shoes, and has very snappy
line of comedy talk and singing.
Anything for Thrill" offered by
Perez 4 LaFlor, ix truly thrilling
They do wonderful trapczc tricks,
and Mr.. Perez does back somer-
sault from twenty five foot ladder
the most thrilling trick seen here for
n long time. The picture ON the pro-
gram is The Bashful BuAancer,H Il
sea story of romance ana adventure
with intrigue and dark plots. Reed
Howes, Bull Montana, Dorothy pwan,
Sheldon Lewis and Jimmy Aubrey arc
among the players.
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RETURNS HOME

Fred Ritz. who has been III ut the
Bismarck h/ipital, returned to his
home in Judson Saturday.
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A meeting of the Girls club of the
Trinity Lutheran church will be held
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock with
Miss Olga Steen, 423 Fifth street.
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WAR MOTHERS MEETING

The War Mothers will meet with
Mrs. E. E. Morris, TIA Sixth street,
Tuesday afternoon ut o'clock.
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AT THE MOVIES
ELTlNGE THEATRE

Rudolph Valentino will make his
first screen appearance in some time
in THE Eagle" glamorous picture
of Russia before the revolutions,
which will be shown at the Eltinge
for three days, commencing today.
This is the stars first production.
Valentino appears in three distilc.
guises in this fast moving action
story, which is also filled with come
dy. He is seen first as a Cossack
lieutenant, CARRIED in dashing uni
form, then as the mysterious bandit,
known as the Eagle because of his
swift and marauding movements.
While a bandit he masquarades as a
French tutor and enters the home of
his mortal enemy.
In "The Eagle the star is sup
ported by Wilma Banky, the beautiful
Hungarian actress recently seen at
the Eltingc in "The Dark Angel" and
by Louise Dresser, for many years
stage star, who has recently scored
great success on the screen, follow
ing her appearance in "Thc Goose
Woman" Even the minor roles arc
played by actors of distinction.
"Thc Eagle" is based on "Dubrovs-
KY" Russian classic by Alexander
Pushkin, "thc Shakespeare Of Rus
sia." The screen version was pre-
pared by Hans Kraly, who wrote
Passion" Deception" Her Sis
ter from Paris and many other no.
table successes.
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YNTTIATE NEW MEMRERS

The Modern Woodmcn of America
will have initiation Of new members
and installation Of officers at their
meeting at 3 o'clock this evening in
the a. O. u. ". Hall.
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Hannatin Avenue. are the parents Of
2 daughter born this morning at the
st. Alcxius hospital.

BALDWIN VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Rupp Of Bald
win were guests in the city over tho
VICE. lend.
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DANCING pARrY

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hcpton en-
tcrtained informally Saturd:... even
ing at dancing party. A l,.nchcon
was served,
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CAPITOL THEATRE.

From extra" girl to leading wo-
man within few months. with ulti-
mate stardom in prospect, is the rec
ord Of Lillian Rich, who plays oppos-
lite Rod La ROGUE in his new star
picture, "Braveheart" which will be
shown at the Capitol theatre tonight.
Miss Rich is featured in this produc-
ton, together with Robert Edeson.
Tyrone Power and Jean Acker.
Miss Rich has the role Of the
daughter of = powerful fish Gamer
who ignores the fishing rights Of ap
Indian tribe and involves himself and
daughter in serious trouble. Brave
heart, SON of Standing Rock, an In
dian chief, falls in love with the girl
and this is responsible for the heart
interest in this most absorbing dra-
matte story. Miss Rich vests her role
with sweetness and charm and her
portrayal is at once artistic and cap
tivating.
Within two years Miss Rich has
made rapid strides in her profession.
An English girl by birth, she camo
to this. country after achieving suc-
cess on tho stage to engage in motion
picture work. She was known as an
"cxtra" for many drcary months. hut
one day, she was cast for the leading
w0man's part in small Hallroof
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UNDERWENT OPERATION

Mrs. John Schaffer, who underwent
a serious operation Saturday at the
st. 'Aiexius hospital: is getting along
nicely.
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GUESTS IN STERLING
.ar. and Mrs. NJ. C. Doyle spent the
weekend in Sterling. guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. C. Fogarty.
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MOTHERS CLUB MEETS
Ms. Harold Shaft vii, he hostess
at the meeting of the Mothers club
tomorrow afternoon IN her homo.
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ON RrISrNESS

r. E. Weddell Of Fargo, income tax
expert, is in the city today on bust
ness.
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TO ANIMAL (ONyENrION

l.. l.. Warren or the Bismarck
Bottling Works and j. T.. Sell Of the
Capital City Bottling Works will
leave tomorrow for Grand Forks 10
attend the annual convention Of
members Of the North Dakota Bot.
tiers association, which will be nNd
there Wednesday and Thursday.
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RETURNS FROM BILLINGS

States Attorney r. Il. McCurdy re-
turned this morning from Billings,
Mont, where he has been transact
ing business.
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SHOPPING HERE

nEnE
Mrs. G. ID. Miller and daughter Of
New Salem were shopping here Sat-
urday.
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RETURNED HOME

Glen BUTLER. who has been i'll at
local hospital, returned to his homo
Saturday.
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MRS. SPITZER IMPROVING
Mrs. w. G.. Splitter. who has been
seriously i'll ut the St. Alexius hos
pital, is improving.
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RETURNED HOME
Mrs. A. Quasi returned to her
home in Tcmvik today after week
end visit in bismarck.
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HEKE SATURDAY
George CiekoR and family Of
Steele were visiting in the city Sat-
urday.
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ONE OF HIS MOST CON
GENIAL AND EFFECTIVE
ROLES AS a HANDSOME,
DASHING CAVALRY LIEU.
TENANT WHO REFUSES
TO SUCCUMB TO THE
ESTABLISHMENTS OF THE
CZARINA. A PICTURE
THAT HAS EVERYTHING
TO MAKE IT A DELIGHT
FOR ANY AUDIENCE.
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PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Morris, Ga
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FROM BRADDOCK
Mrs. S. Tracy and Mrs. Fred F1ck-
Ter Of Braddock were shopping in the
city Saturday.
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GIRLS CLUB MEETS

GIRLS CLUB MEETS
A meeting of the Girls club of the
Trinity Lutheran church will be held
tomorrow evening at o'clock with
Miss Olga Steen, 423 Fifth street.
INITIATE NEW MEMBERS
The Modern Woodmcn Of America
will have initiation Of new members
and installation Of officers At their
meeting at 3 o'clock this evening in
the a. O. U. W. Hail..
LEAVES HOSPITAL
Mrs. John Schatz of Glen Uliin re-
turned home Saturday after an iii.
ness at u local hospital. Her 'hus-
band Joined her in Bismarck and nc
companied her home.
RETURNS HOME
Fred Ritz. who has been i'll at the
Bismarck h/ipital, returned to his
home in Judson Saturday.
GUESTS IN STERLING
cir. and Mrs. NJ. C. Doyle spent the
weekend in Sterling. guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. C. Fogarty.
MRS. SpITZER IMPROVING
Mrs. w. G.. Splitter. who has been
seriously i'll ut the St. Alexius hos
pital, is improving.
RETURNED HOME
Mrs. A. Quasi returned to her
home in Tcmvik today after week
end visit in bismarck.
FROM BRADDOCK
Mrs. S. Tracy and Mrs. Fred Feck-
Ter of Braddock were shopping in the
city Saturday.
RETURNS HOME
Henry Zeiszler Of Hazen has re-
turned home after q several days
stay In the city.
VISITED HERE
Miss Mildred KeithN of Judson
spent the weekend in the city with
friends. s
GO TO FARGO
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Penner left
this morning by car for Fargo.
FROM BALDWIN
Mrs. Frank Koeher Of Baldwin was
a visitor in the city. today.
Use Gas, the scicnti6c fuel.
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GO TO FARGO
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Penner left
this morning by car for Fargo.
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RETURNS HONE
Henry Zeiszler Of Hazen has re-
turned home after several days
stay In the city.
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VISITED HERE
Miss Mildred KeithN of Judson
spent the Weekend in the city with
friends. s
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PROGRAM AT ROOSEVELT SCHOOL
The Juvenile band and the pupils
Of the Roosevelt school will give a
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MRS. BARTOLE IS ILL
Mrs. George Bartolc was taken to
the St. Alexius hospital Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jennisop of Fair
view, Mont, who have been spending
the past week in Minneapolis, stop
ped in Bismarck for short visit
with Mr.. and Ms. W. F. Harris
They left last evening for their home.
PLAN BANQUET
A banquet will be given by the
Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Presbyterian church on Friday, Jan
uary %, for the alumni of the or.
ganization. Miss Henricka Beach is
in charge.
RETURNS FROM BILLINGS
States Attorney r. f.. McCurdy re-
turned this morning from Billings,
Mont, where he has been transact
ing business.
RETURNS TO WORK
Sheriff Albin Hedstrom, who has
been confined to his bed by illness
for couple of days, is ablc to be
out again.
.@ TONSILS REMOVED
Orna McCurdy, daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. F. E. McCurdy. underwent
an operation for the removal of her
tonsils Saturday.
UNDERWENT OPERATION
Mrs. John Schaffer, who underwent
n serious operation Saturday at the
st. Aiexius hospital: is getting along
nicely.
WAR MOTHERS MEETING
The War Mothers will meet with
Mrs. E. E. Morris, TIA Sixth street,
Tuesday afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
MOTHERS CLUB MEETS
Ms. Harold Shaft will he hostess
at the meeting of the Mothers club
tomorrow afternoon IN her homo.
RETURNED HOME
Glen Butler. who has been i'll at
local hospital, returned to his home
Saturday.
ON BUSINESS
R. E. Weddell of Fargo, income tax
expert, is in the city today on bust
ness.
SHOPPING HERE 81,
Mrs. G. ID. Miller and daughter Of
New Salem were shopping here Sat-
urday.
HERE SATURDAY
George GiekoR and family OF
Steele were visiting in the city Sat-
urday.
MRS. BARTOLE IS ILL
Mrs. George Bartolc was taken to
the St. Alexius hospital Saturday.
VISITS IN FARGO
Mrs. r. C. Tousley left today for a
Today visit in Fargo.
ON BUSINESS
]. W.. McCinnes left yesterday for
a business visit in Fargo.
IS ILL
Mrs. Nolan Nichols Of the motor
vehicle departm is confined to
her home by illness.
HURT IN FALL
Frank Kiebert injured his ankle IL
a fall Saturday.
LEAVES FOR CITIES.
C. r. Simpson left last night for
the Twin Cities.
PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr. MANrsa R1A
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is I'LL
Mrs. Nolan Nichols Of the motor
vehicle departm is confined to
her home by illness.
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VISITS IN FARGO
Mrs. F. C. Tousley left today for a
Today visit. in Fargo.
ON BUSINESS
]. W.. McGinne3 left yesterday for
a business visit in Fargo.
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is in every city. A full-blooded Zapo-
tee Indian by birth, he personified the
essentially native character OF the rev.
dictionary movement.
During all the years Of his promi-
nence Juarez was mathematical by
the catholic church. The church
helped to raise armies against him and
stopped at nothing, not even foreign
intervention, to strike at the cause of
which he was leader.
The liberal pro-capdtalist revolution
swept the country. The clerical dicta-