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were won by Mrs. Joseph Breslow and
Mrs. J. I. Huyck.
RETURNS TO PORTLAND

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RETURNS TO PORTLAND
MRS. H. A. Wehlits. who has been
spending three months in Bismarck,
the guest Of her daughters. Mrs. H.
W. Taylor and Mrs. r. ]. Kamplin,
will leave this evening for her home
in Portland. Ore. Mrs. Wchlitx ac-
companied Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.
Kamplin to Bismarck on their return
from the coast last summer.
INDIAN GIRLS TO GIVE PROGRAM
The girls Of the Indian school will
give the program at the meeting Of
the American Legion Auxiliary this
evening at 8 o'clock ut the Indian
school. Members with cars arc ask
ed to see that as many as possible
Of the members be assured Of a way
Of reaching the school.
TO ATTEND HOSPITAL CONvEN-
TION
Miss S. Y. Sheaffer, superintendent
Of the Bismarck hospital left this
morning for Atlantic City where she
will attend a. convention Of Profess
ant hospital officials.
VISIT IN BISMARCK
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Harges Of Sheldon,
Iowa, who are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Tcmplcton Of Almon., motor
cd to Bismarck yesterday for short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ayers.
RETURN FROM FERGUS FALLS
MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Olson have re-
turned from Fergus Falls, Mimi.
where they were called recently by
the illness and ensuing death of Mrs.
Olson'x mother.
RETURN FROM VACATION
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Youn. and
daughter have returned from Hct-
finger, where they have been spend
i'm their vacation with relatives Of
Mrs. Young. ......,. f,i.
IS ss,Nc N
Patroln,an n ! F:bcling. who has
been threatened with pneumonia, Is
now reported to he much improved
and will be back on his heat within
few days.
RETURN FROM VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. A. Thorberg have
returned from Waubay. s. D.. where
they have been visiting with Mrs.
Thorberg's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
X. Clark.
MUSICAL CLUB TO MEET
The Thursday Musical club will
hold it's first mcctin" Of the season
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
tho home Of Mrs. J. p. French.
PATIENT AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Ira Pcckens Of Motif is a
patient ut the 81. Alcxius hospital.
LEAVES FOR SEATTLE
Miss Evalinc George has gone to
Seattle, WASH, where she will enter
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LEAVES FOR SEATTLE
Miss Evalinc George has gone to
WASH, where she will enter
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RETURN FROM VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Thorberg have
returned from Waubay. $. D.. where
they have been visiting with Mrs.
.Thorberg's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ;.
X. Clark.
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pRnCRESSIyE MOTHERS MEET

PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS MEEl
The Progressive Mothers club met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Hazel
Taft. Members answered roll call BY
naming the cabinet members and CIV
ing their duties. A paper. How the
President is Nominated and Elected
was read by Mrs. George Tekippe. At
the close Of the program = lunch was
served b.. the hostess.
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HERE FROM STEELE

Thomas Ritchy Of Steele is spend
ing the day in Bismarck. visiting
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TO ATTEND HOSPITAL CONvEN-
TON

Miss s. Y. Sheaffer, superintendent
of the Bismarck hospital left this
morning for Atlantic City where she
will attend "a convention Of Profess
ant hospital officials.
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LAWYERS HERE ON BUSINESS
Judge A. G. Burr, Rugby: Judge
Charles Wolf, Wahpcton; w. +. Bur.
nett. Fargo; J. X. Murray, Mott; and
A. r. Atkins, Napoleon, were among
the lawyers transacting business in
the city today.
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MOTHERS, SERVICE CLUB ENTER.
TANNED


Mrs. J. r Regain entertained the
Mothers Service club Tuesday aft
crnoon at her home in the Hughes
Apartments. Following = business
meeting Mrs. r. G. Mclaughlin talked
of welfare work in China and Mrs.
L. r. Priske told Of welfare work in
Japan. Mrs. r. Murphy entertained
with piano selections. A social hour
and rcfrcshmcnt course followed.
MRS. MUNDY HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mrs A. w. Mundy was hostess to
the Mothers club TUESDAY, afternoon
in her home on Avenue. b. Roll call
was answered by quotations from
Kipling and Mrs. ,. 6. Wallace gave
an instructive paper on the life Of
Kipling. "Kipling's Poems" was the
subject of talk BY Mrs. L. Y. MIL
or O. Nine" A luncheon was served
nj the conclusion Of the ram.
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TO LOCATE IN SIOUX FALLS
A. Z. SKamplin. who has been con-
Quoting a dental laboratory in the
Webb block for thc past four years,
Is closing out his business prepare
tory to moving to Sioux Falls, >. D.
Mr.. Kamplin will leave in the near
future after transacting some BUSH
ness here.
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FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT HERE
Mrs. Florence Rubert and daughter
and Mrs. Rubert's mother, Mrs. Rob-
ert McNeider, Of Salem, Ore, have
arrived in Bismarck to be guests Of
Mrs. Mary Mclean and other friends.
Mrs. McNcider and daughter are old
time residents Of the city and have
many friends here.
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VISIT IN BISMARCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Harges Of Sheldon,
Iowa, who are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Tcmplcton Of Almont, motor
cd to Bismarck yesterday for short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ayers.
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Patrolnan VI Ebcling, who has
been threatened with pneumonia, is
now reported to he much improved
and will be back On his heat within
few days.
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the University Of Washington for her
junior year.
NORTH DAKOTA GIRL TO BROAD.

1 Miss Alma Menus, former North
Dakota girl, who hSs been scoring
marked success as / concert pianist
here and abroad, will broadcast u
program Of piano solos on the artist
series Of WMAQ. Chicago. Friday
evening at $3.50, daylight saving time.
Hubert Schmit, Miss Menus impre-
sario, announces season Of many
engagements for Miss MENUS which
will open with the radio program
September "a.
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RETURN FROM FERGUS FALLS
MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Olson have re-
turned from Fergus Falls, MINI.
where they were called recently by
the illness and ensuing death Of Mrs
Olson'Y mother.
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RETURN FROM VACATION
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Youn. and
daughter have returned from Hct-
finger. where they have been spend.
i'm their vacation with relatives Of
Mrs. Young. 1850 tttt Y
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NJ RS. JARDINlE|;
RECEPTION
GUEST

Mrs. Iardine, wife Of the sSecre-
tary of Agriculture, is the guest Of
honor at tea this afternoon of Mrs.
Arthur Capper, wife Of Senator Cap
per Of Kansas, and. Mrs. Edward
Gam, sister OF Senator Charles
Curtis OF Kansas. who are enter
tanning in the red room Of the
Willard.
Alternating at, the tea, table are
Mrs. r.; r. sanford, Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone, Nine. Peter, Nine. La
tour, Nine. AlfarO, Mrs. Kellogg,
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, Mrs. Fran
ces e. Warren, Mrs. James p. Wat
son and Mrs. G. p. George.
Others assisting, the hostesses are
Mrs. John B. Kendrick, Mrs. Robert
". Stanfieid, Mrs. Daniel = An
N. Pincher, Mrs. James Strong,
Mrs. Homer doch, Mrs. Hayes b.
White. Mrs. william Ayres, Mrs,
William Al. Sproul, Mrs. Chauncey
Little Mrs. Peyton Gordon Nine,
Won Lewinski, Mrs. John Hull. Mrs,
Charfes I.owndees Mrs NJ PhiaiI1g PITT
CampbelIS Mrs. David Hint Hair,
Mrs. Thomas IF. Walsh, Mrs. john
Allan Dougherty, Mrs. William
Rodenberg, Miss Flora wilson, MRS.
70. C. McChord. Mrs. Louis OWsley'
Mrs. Frederic ID. McKenney, Mrs.
Louis Titus, Mrs. Parker West,
Mrs. James Green, Mrs. Robert
NSaclxenzie., Mrs. James Karrtckr
Mes emerson Howe, Mrs. Enoch
chase. Miss Teresa Rooney and
Mrs. Warren Newton Akers..
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MRS. DAWES GUEST.
OF MISS JULIA MATTIs

Mrs Dawes, wife OF the Vice
President. and Mrs. Charles Deneen,
wife Of Senator Beneen OF Illinois,
were the ranking guests at the
luncheon given today by Miss Julia
Maths In. xheRy home on Massachu.
sets avenue for the ladies' of the
delegation in Congress from iii.
hois.
Miss Maths is the niece of SEN
htor William B. Mckinley, with
whom she makes her home and
serves as his hostess.
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TO ENTERTAIN
FOR AMBASSADOR

EOh AMbASSADUR
In honor, of the Ambassador of
Argentina, DIR. .Honorio Pueyrredon,
Joshua Evans. jr., viii entertain a
distinguished company at luncheon
at the Metropolitan Club on 'Satur.
day.
The German Ambassador and
Baroness Nathan entertained at
dinner last night in honor Of the
Undersecretary Of State and Mrs
Nine. Matsudaira wife Of the
Japanese ambassador, will not be
at home today or Friday, January
20, but will receive on Friday, Jan
: uary 20. and Friday, February 5
from 5 until $40 o'clock.
~
Mime. Wallenberg. wife Of the
Swedish minister, will not receive
this afternoon owing to the death
OF her sister in Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison G. Bradley
of Washington. New York and New
port, have arrived In Washington
and are guests at the Mayflower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon White
house will arrive in Washington
shortly for a visit and on FRIDAY
next will be entertained at luncheon
by the ITndersecretary of State anC
Mrs. Joseph Grew. Mr.. Whitehous'
is counselor OF the American EN-
bassy In Paris.
" e y
Mrs. Pierre DUPONT is coming
from Wilmington to visit Mr.. anc
Arn - TaOnof ReIin who will on
terrain at dinner In her honor mex
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DIN N Frs ON
CALENDAR
TONIGHT

The speaker Of the House and
Mrs. Longworth will be the guests
Of honor at dinner this evening
OF .senatof snds Mrs. Iavid a. REID,
who wiil geDtef tainls 81 distinguished
company In their home on Eigh.
tenth Street. After the dinner
there will be a musicale with
sylvia Lent, violinist, as the artist,
TO which additional guests have
Deen 80 !.
HARRIsONS PLAN
DINNER SERIES
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg win be the guests Of honor
81 dinner this evening of the A.
sisfanf Secretary of State and Mrs.
I,eland Harrison, who win entertain
a company of Ia in their home az
IT'S Ninteenth Street.
The speaker OF the House and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth will be the
guests for whom Mr.. ana Aars'
Harrison will entertain at dinner on
Saturday evening, January 20, ana
tomorrow they are. entertaining Tor
the Spanish Ambassador and Name
Riano.
y
The Minister Of the Netherlands
ana Nine. de Graeff win be hosts
at dinner this evening.
T. y
Representative and Mrs. j. May.
hew wainwright will entertain IN
formally at dinner this evening in
the Presidential dining room OF
The Mayflower. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wainwright have taken the resid-
ence 1921 New Hampshire Ave. for
the winter.
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NEW ENVOY IS
WELCOMED
WARML
Nine. Berenger One of
Most Interesting Ambas-
sadresses in Long Period
BY JEAN ELIOT

TyHE greeting extended to the
new Ambassador of France,
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Tuesday evening. Mrs. dupont IL
Mr.. Belin's sister.
X =
DIR. and Mrs. John Crayke Simp-
son have as their guest at Ward
man Park Hotel DR.. simpsons SIS
ter, Mrs. Robert Stuart, of Con-
stantine. Mich.
MINUET FEATURED
AT ASSEMBLY BALL
One Of the most picturesque
features Of the Washington As
sembly which is to take place on
the evening of Wednesday, January
81. at the Mayflower. will be the
dancing OF the minnet in colonial
costume as the opening event of
the bali.
Five sets for the minuet are now
being made up by the committee,
the first rehearsal having been held
yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Charles Dewey, of one of
the groups, and rehearsal OF all
groups will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Dimock, honorary chairman
OF the assembly.
Two sets will be danced by
young married people, and three
sets by well-known young women
| In Washington society, including
eight Of the most popular debutantes
Of this season who have been
selected by vote. The dancing of
the minuet will be followed by a
grand march of all the assembled
guests, in costume, as is the
custom of a. number OF, assemblies
in other American cities, though
none of the others have the ma.
tional significance of this present.
day revival Of the old Assembly
balls of the National Capital.
Representative and Mrs. c. A
Eaton have as their guest in their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
Mrs. Everett Tracy, Of Plainffeld
n. j. Mrs. Tracy is the widow o.
Colonel Tracy, who was: the head
Of the camouflage division in France
during the war - As! -
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MIR. AND MRS, OWEN
TO RE DINNER HOSTS

Former Senator and Mrs. Robert
T.. owen will be hosts at dinner
this evening in the presidential
suite of the Willard when their
guests viii number forty. Among
the guests will be the hosts son.ir-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burgoyne Hamilton, who came
down from New York for the din
ner and who will be in town for
q few days longer.
Major and Mrs. u. s., Grant, 3rd,
will entertain at dinner this eve
Ming in their home at IT'S Nine
teo,1f%, 81 ",'"k".- %'-
Mrs. Delos A. BlQdgett viii en-
terrain at dinner this evening In
compliment to Mr.. and, Mrs. Robert
v. Fleming.
Col and Mrs. John G. Pegran
will entertain a. company OF twenty
at dinner this evening at the din
ner.dance in the Officers Club VI
the Washington Barracks.
- u X X X
Major and Mrs. John Winthrop
Loveiand entertained informally al
dinner last evening at Wardnan
Park Hotel In, honor of DIR. Sterling
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DATE CHOSEN FOR
DINNER TO PRESIDENT

The Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes have issued invitations for
dinner in honor Of the President
ana Mrs. Coolidge Tuesday eve
ming.
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'LUNCHIs0N TODAY
FOE R0NNY BRIDE

3 M Richard Hooper a11ane enter
tanned 1t. lgncheon today at Rau "a 2
!. ers f6r her daughter, Miss Dorethea
T ,ahe 1whO, was hostess 10 81 com.
oarly' OF fifteen young girls IL sona-
plirnspt to Miss Rarhst s S stanf1a gaSa
80 N. stanfield. whose marriage
/ to Henry Dunn VIII take place
Miss Lane win leave on Wednes:
days for a. series OF visits IN new
York, Philadelph and other places:
She will, be- away abont a month.
Mr.. and MS. 8tts were n9se es
eyenine Es9 Merid aisions, where
they mare fthefr home. 4
9FS ~ 50 ~ \.
Miss sidney CEAale, debutante
daughter Ie6 MRS. Sc, Neale, who is
visiting il New ;YoriS VIII be honor
guest at a. Iutfcfteon to be given to-
morruw at the Junior League Ciun
by her ;sister.inlaw, Mrs. Sidney
Myron Parker Burdette. ~
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GARDEN rakes and hoes-G-aers.
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NORTHERN LIGHTS

Assurance that the sun needed to construct a new native school for Cordova has been placed in the next Bureau of Education budget for A. aska, according to announcement made at Juneau recently.
 William Leslie Burgan, brakeman on the railroad, and Izora Jete-, were married last week at Coraova by United States Commissioner T. s. Scott. The bride is a sister oF Leon Jeter, who is also employed on the railway.
 Friends and Pioneers gathered al the Williams Undertaking pa-lors in Anchorage last week 10 conduct funeral services for the late Cap tain c. E. Griffith, oldtimer Of Al aska, whose death occurred at the government hospital several weeks ago.
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MAKE GOOD SECTION MEN

Several members Of the :. A. C. spent a happy evening last night ous near the baseball park on the aonr end of picks and shovels. Ry the sweat Of their several brows about 2 dozen wagon loads of gravel were loaded and transported over to Ha--s. man lake where 1t was dumped alonr the shore line. The children. espe cially, will appreciate this imp-uve. ment.
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Anchorage. Alaska, EEv 1s, 1898 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thse fhe No-thwRsee-z Ezshe-ses Company. a corporation organized under The laws q the Sts1e o& Nzsh3-regn- and doing business zn the -e--sre-v os A aska. 1h-ourh Il L. TzaIkre-, szs E1- 9orngy n fac1. has fled syspIics-soz. serial No. B55s-- for s parent. under and sv wi--us oz sections 15eS and 23B-. Revised Statutes oS she Inz1e6 States. zs assignee oE Jonah A Pc r-ar. for g --act q lz75 embraced sr T. :. DfzScia7 Sr-wsv No. z4S4- sl-C- seel eu the sou1h shore ot Shelike1 Strait, Alaska, srT-oxzusse@y DlS northeast o< she rnBu1f cs kz-2Ek Esr- e-, a. a 1ocsx5or 9ocxz.r snCwz as the Rccks, ar1 sEsoirlrE . 6 AIsr6- e5 Su-Tey Nc. z1. 0r kc6izk Island. Alaska. Latitude s- ose. sg sB~ r0-tA, and Longitude -Sz 6eE. 2s 45" ~sSl and pz-5cu7z-1v 6esC-zee5 zs 1o-9cws>
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Fi-s1 Publication May 54, -S9s. Last Publication AuC s. -S26-
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Fs-sz PuASczSso1 Nay s4. zS1& LEsz PzAscz11z ArE- 8 -S26
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Another member of the June graduating class of the Cordova high school became a bride when Mis- Helen Pratt was married to Frank Tuckey of the naval radio station at Mile '.
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In the top of the Cascade mountains near Southern ten lava spoutng and steamng thousands Of years ago created this Turquoise Jewel upon the top of the world.
 Automobile highways lead in every direction to the masterpiece of nature and our government has created National park around its border.
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Eaton, Crane and Pike Highland Linen Stationa-y-Schale-e-ss Aase- ka Shop.
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It is reported the large Crabr-es party, numbering about 100 in 1hs group, has been cancelled.
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ATTENTION LADIES

New shipment Of umbrellas 5uS received at Trbach's.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-23

Eastman Kodak AgenCy-Schale- CTS Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-23

Sheaffer Lifetime Pens. SS.-S-A1 Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-09-23

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Nichola Glusicor, Of Raynesford,
Montana, who, on August 4, 1921,
made Original StOclraising Home
stead Entry, Serial No. 051Se6, for
wa Section 8, and Nh, Section 10,
Township l6 NJ, Range E., Prin. M,
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
TO make three year Proof. to estab-
lish claim to the land above described.
before The Register Of the U. s.
Land Office at Great Falls, Montana,
on the 5th day Of October, 1926.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Andrew Thisted Of Great Falls
Montana. and William 0rham, Louis
Anderson and Peter Sixties all Of
Rayne1ord, Montana,
A. n. STRINGHAM,
Acting Register.