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AUTOMOBILES


Auto MISUNDERSTANDING 1911
BRIcKEY GARAGE. general repairing;
OIL gas road service. 1908 Blanco Rd.
BLANCo ROAD GARAGE-Repsiring
soetylene welding Blanco road. Colfa1
IS r Il.
FLORES GARAGE-Auto repairing. paint
and top trimming. l2li-i3 ". Commerce.
CT. 1851.
a. HERBER. general auto repairing. s2i
Garden. CT. $685..
San PEDRO GARAGE, repairing. stor-
age. washing .greas.ng. Mr.. Hill. Mgr
523 san Pedro. CT. 1921.
HIGHWAY GARAGE-Auto repairing
repairing. zo2 Z. Cincinnati Wood
HAIL 4 NIELSEN at Kane's Garage. We
specialize in repairing Paiges and Jew
cts. 2li f. Travis. CT. ~.
WALTER G. sTURM
General Auto Repairing.
sol S. Flores. CT. 1885
SAM PAssUR
General auto repairing. 400 8. Alamo.
~. 2s7s.
KHOwLTON GARAGE.
General auto repairing. 1881 Nogslotis.
CT. 437s.
KNIGHT GARAGE.
General auto repairing. gas. oil.
500 \. Alamo. CT. gozI.
KURTZ GARAGE,
General auto repairing. :sl7 3. Flores.
CT 6552.
a. L. BASS. electric Welding and black
smith. Austin and Lamar. TT. 500.
RUHNKE's GARAGE.
General auto repairing.
500 y. Flores. CT. 1904
sPILLERs GARAGE-Drive-in fIIIinF
station, repairing. parts, accessories, sec
ond-hand cars. l0f Frio road. or. ss2G
W.. /. sMITH-GeneraI aut1 repairing.
Melalng' Draz-ng. 1915 y. Zarzamora-
hooclawn 1885.
DIXON GARAGE-GeneraI auto and cleo
trlcal repairing. road service and deliy-
cry. 5zg8 Corpus Christi Ms. 535.
DENVER HGTS. GARAGE. ). !. WEIGH.
Cheyrolets our speciality. 1874 . Covers.
Ms 81.
DEATHEs GARAGE-General auto re-.
pairing. storage. washing. gressing. Sell
on ana gas. ssoi :. Flores. TT. 227i.
PENA GARAGE-General auto repairing.
lOlg :. Laredo. Cr. 75g.
CARR AND CRANDALI-Auto repairing.
batteries reeharged. 800 Arkansas. Ms
sion 3852.
FRANK SERDA GARAGE-CeneraI auto
repairing. l0s Pecos. Or. 5ls5.
L. T. DRIQUEZ-Wrsck.ng Ee-v7ce,
auto repairing. -01 Castro. Wooclawn
ROYAL GARAGE-Geuersi auto repair
ing, storage. washing, polishing. greas-
ing. l2l College. CT. COG.
distinguishing Greasing 1872
ALEMITE SERVICE & STORAGE GA
rage. Expert On Alemite service and
.ubr4cat!or our washing and polishing
guaranteed. fO7 J.. Martin. CT 5000.
Auto Service Stations 124
c. L. MASON filling station, gas. oil.
aeeessorles. 1873 NOgali.os. Or. s2s5.
HALLER SERVICE STATION
Gas oil, accessories $500 Blauco
WOODLAND 20G2.
FIVE POINT Auto Filling station rsT
OF o. u. S,o9r, 1856 ~. FLORES Co.,
s-so.
BLANCO SERVICE ETATION-GaT- oil
aecessories lps ran Francisco. WOOD
lawn asa.
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1924 Ford Touring
Late 1924 Ford Touring

Has balloon tires. lock wheel, motor
tyerhauled and guaranteed, vii take in
Did Ford as part payment balancs small
stlekiy or monthly paYmeflta. Mis-. 1o7.
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Auction Sales
LAND AUCTION

al Monday Ma, Nay Il, 10 a. m We will
lying north Of Troy Ave. about i5O feet
east OF s.. Harding, St, north to white
K Mvsr ,o dss are land d,,i borders sgbdivon
will sell so, much per acre as a whole.
Can be handled with 5000 cash payment.
over For. full Information cali J.. A.
Hodges or e SGnSSerasl' RiI,Se sETr3 o19a
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TWO POLICEMEN
DENY COMPLETELY
IN BRIBE AFFAIR
Chief Checks Up on State
mentS-To Be Considered
by Grand Jury.

Police Chief Claude F.. Johnson
was at work today checking up ON
statements made late Wednesday by
two police officers implicated by Pa.
trolman Griffin c. Marcy, who has
admitted taking brides from resorts.
Marcy resigned from the force after
he had admitted, in a sworn state
ment, that he had accepted weekly
contributions from ten Indiana Ave.
gambling house and blind tiger
operators, I'm return for giving them
personal protection from arrest.
Johnson said the two officers, "a
sergeant ana a patrolman on an
adjoining district, both denied any
completely i'm connection with the
brides or the protection guarantee.
Ii was said that the sergeant was
the first to cal! attention to Marcy
evident lax law enforcement.
Warned by Sergeant
Marcy, in his statement, alleged
he had been warned by the sergeant
not to bother suspected gambling
places unless he had specific com
plants from headquarters. On one
occasion he said he was told to stay
away from a Negro lodge celebra-
ton, because two Negro officers We're
assigned there, and added that he
watched most of the persons leave
the place intoxicated.
Johnson said that he will have the
two implicated officers in his office
for questioning.
The Marion County grand jury
will investigate the condition alleged
in Marcys statement, Prosecutor
William ii. Remy said. No action
on the matter is expected this week,
however, he stated.
Thirteen Arrested
Meanwhile police continued their
campaign against liquor and gam
bling law offenders, arresting thir-
teen persons Wednesday night.
Walter Jones, 6O61a Fayette St.,
was charged with operating a blind
tiger. Officers who said they found
liquor, also charged FIVE mon and
one woman found there with vag.
rancY.
Sergeant O'Connor and squad raid
ed the poolroom and dry beer saloon
of Charles Hyde, Negro, 734 Blake
St. when they said they saw Hyde
and Butler Summers. Negro, 500
Athens ST.. and Arthur Jackson, Ne
gro. S93 Cotton ST, standing at the
bar drinking white mule! Summers
was found with a revolver. He was
charged with carrying concealed
wea pons and all were slated on blind
tiger charges.
Suspicious Sized Package
Sergeant Eisenhut said he watched
Ralph Miller 1859 w. Twenty Eighth
ST., walk out OF an auto top shop
carrying a suspicious sized package.
Eisenhut stopped him and Miller is
said to have handed him the package
saying it was a quart OF brandy. He
was charged with operating a blind
tiger.
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SO Legal Notices

TO Whom 1t MAY Concern.
We will sell at auction A 1924 6uick
roadster 5esnygdi11s number 1o2oSP1 licenss
935 VIRGINIA Ave
VIRGINIA AVENUE AUTO PEPAIR.
Drex. 0s9S
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953 n. DREXEL AVE. Five.room mod
ern paved street. two years old new ga
rage; large lot $4,000 terms Take II.
Michigan ear and transfer to +. Tenth ST
bus at Sherman Ave.
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NOIICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC
=, In the matter of the estate Of Georgia
Murphy Griffith. deceased, No. 6922693
AtA.LI ID1.rna
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o-Light Housekeeplne

BROADWAY. 1142; upper front room and
Litchenette: mod; gar Riley 1855
BROADWAY. 2121; livng-rOom, bedroom,
Kitchen gas. lights garage Ran. n5a7
CAPITOL. n. 90: two houseKeepmg
rooms also J larGe front rm. L'n th9o
GENITAL. ave-. 1913 nee. AIRY room lat,t
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III Real Estate for Sale
b-Houses
u DO INC
LOOK THEM OVER

1929 ALBANY ST. Five rooms bath.
room and toilet in. Garage. New house.
$500. Easy terms. Take Shelby car.
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1929 ALBANY ST. Five rooms. bath
room and toilet in. Garage New house.
$500. Easy terms. Take Shelby car.
o53 n. DREXEL AVE. give.room mod
large Sf Gf years eTm ed P%
Michigan car and transfer to f. Tenth St
bus at Sherman Ave.
22I6 HARDING. New fiveroom mod
egr dnrs paved street oak and pine fnished
terms Take Riverside car.
@17O DEXTER AVE. Fiveroom mod,
ern; -four. years old; good conditions paved
street; S4,250. Take Riverside car.
SO SHEPARD, ST. -Four rooms and
lights, Near Rhodigss . Parkf'" schools,
and walk north and across park $3.50.
1921 BALTIMORE AVE. -Four rooms ::
bathroom, lights garage. two years old :
$1,000: terms. Take College Ave. car TO
Forty Sixth and transfer to bus to Balti-
more.
en- started Two are sold Why not investi-
gate and have one built to your likins?
$4,000 with garage.
40 HOMES. AT RHoDIUs PARK.
Modern, up-to-date and snappy. Well
bullt. You can see them III all stages Of
school. churches and stores.
Fifteen are being completed now These
few will have park frontages. Two were
sold this week and several TO be decided
Sunday. Come and see them SATURDAY
and SUNDAY D. m. Open for inspection.
The other houses mentioned are opened
only by appointment. Our salesman will
show them TO you at any time. IL pays to
sec. Sometimes lots can be taken as down
payment
Take W. I. car to Kappes and walk north
and across park or drive to, 900 square S.
Belmont and then east on Wyoming | 50.
BRIDGES & GRAVES co.
Riley $3.50. Home Builders. 337 n Della.
Let us build your home.
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Social and Personal
Miss Mary Malloy
and Kenneth SimonS
Wed This Morning

The wedding Of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Malloy and Kenneth w. Simons,
both Of bismarck, was solcmnized
this morning ut Gas at st. Mary's
procathedral, Rev. Father John Stag
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. James =.
Curran were the attendants.
The bride was gowned in beau.
tiful frock Of blue silk crepe and
wore black picture hat. Snc carrieo
II corsagc bouquet Of brides roses.
Mrs Cnrran was in brown velvet with
hat and accessories to match.
Mrs. Simons is the daughter Of Mr..
ANA Mrs. J. j AIalloy Of Underwood.
She has made her home in Bismarck
for IA number Of years and has a large
number Of friends in the city. She
is employed at the Bismarck Cloak
shop.
MIR. Simons came to Bismarck n
year ago last July as North Dakota
correspondent for the Associated
The couple viii leave tonight for
Minneapolis where they will attend
the Minnesota NJ chigan football
game They will then so on 70 Ohio
10 visit relatives Of Mr.. Smons.
They will also visit friends at Spring
field. H.. and stop ut Chicago TOR
the Army Navy football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon will return to
Bismarck in two weeks.
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Many People From
Bismarck, Mandan,
Will Attend Game

The Michigan Minnesota football
game tomorrow afternoon will be
witnessed By large number Of Bis
mark and Mandan people. a special
car will be added at Mandan for
those who are going down this eve
ming \ number left this morning
and others have gone down carrier
in the week. Many Minncsott grad
yates will attend the homecoming
celebration,
Mr.. and Mrs T.. i. Cox left Thurs
day evening for Minneapolis They
viii attend the game and remain nn-
til Thanksgiving day with friends.
Gordon Cox will leave tonight. Both
the rncn are graduates Of Michigan
university. !
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Johnsrud will
attend. Hugh Mccullough, Wes hburn,
and J. A. Reuter- Of Underwood will
also leave tonight.
F.. Copelin. an alumnus Of Mime
! sofa. is leaving tonight. He Will
Join Mrs. Copein. who has been Wis
iting in Minneapolis.
DR.. G. A. Rawlings, a graduate OF
Michigan. will also attend the game.
DR.. Rawlings will go on to Chicago
to attend the Army Navy Thanksgir-
ing day game, and visit his daughter
Rutfr. 4 student 4. Northwestern Uni
versity.
| D. J. McPhcc. Carl Hcupel. Art
! Cayou John dollhouse and Frederick
Strauss win spend the weekend IN
/ Minneapolis, attending the game
John Moses leaves tonight for a week
] In will ssrn -
the east. attending the Army Nav,
ious eastern points.
DR.. +. l.. Griebcnow left this morn
ing for Minneapolis. DR.. GrichenoN
lis . graduate o. Minnesota.
A. w Mundy, Y. n. Dresbaek. ant
NJ. 3. Gilman will also leave this
evening to attend the game.
Mrs. Lyman Baker will leav. 70
night for the cities where she vii
Join Mr.. Baker who has been II
Philadelphia. They will attend TN
game and visit in Minneapolis until
after Thanksgiving day. then return
ing to Bismarck.
n. O. Churchill is also planning t.
leave this evening.
!, Mrs. r. J. Schultz left this morn
ing for Minneapolis where she vii
visit her daughter, Esther, who !
attending school there. Miss Exen
Schultz, who is employed IS q socia
Scrvice worker in Des Moines, low;
will also be III Minneapolis for tn
gam. and Homecoming. She is
graduate of Minnesota.
Dr. II. r. Perry. DR.. {. .. Robinson
Spencer Boise and James Curran hav
expressed their intentions of attend
ing the game if conditions in the
offices permit their absence.
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At THE CAPITOL

The exclusive motion picture
rights to the great Pendletcn (Ore-
gon) Roundup Of 1896 were pur-
chased By Universal Pictures Cor
poration go that this greatest of
all Western events might be in
ccrporated exclusively in "Un1ler
Western Skies" an Edward Setlg-
wick Universal Jewel production
that is to be the attraction at the
Capitol theatre tonight.
The Pendleton Roundup is the
peer Of all American cowboy sport
ing cvonts, for it brings into the
arena the best bronco-bustcrs,
lariat throwcrs and horsemcn to
be found on the cattle ranges of
the west and southwest. 1t is the
NEST spectacular event Of its kind
IN the country and makes thrill
ing and entertaining picture in it.
self. Sedgwick, who wrote and de
rected "Under Western Skies"
has brought the roundup into the
picture story in smooth and easy
fashion.
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LandgreR Funeral
Held at Underwood

Mrs. Anna Landgrcn died Thurs
day, November IL, at her home near
Baldwin after short illness. She
was born in the province of Skane.
Sweden, March 10, 1874, and came to
America with her parents in May,
1883. They settled in Parkcrs Prai-
RE, Mimi, where she was married
to John +. Landgrcn April %, 1893.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landgren moved to
North Dakota in 1920 and settled on
a farm in Linden township, Mclean
county. The funeral was held ut
Underwood Sunday afternoon with
Rev. D. S. jacobson Of Bismarck Of
ficiating.
The deceased is survived by her
husband, daughter, Elenora; a
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At The Movies
ELTINCE THEATRE

ELTINCE THEATRE
Two college educations for the
price of one!
Nest undergraduates absorb
great deal Of knowledge during
their four-ycar course, but there's
one "co-ed'' who received special
training in humanity, along with
her academic accomplishments.
One might even say she received A
diploma from the College of HUI
man Nature. ss
She is Bebe Daniels, who appears
at the Eltinge today and Saturday
in comedy of university life, 1.-THE
Campus Flirt.' \.
What a portion Of education u
doled out to dashing Bebe! And
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LADIES AID MEETS

The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met Thursday after
noon when an excellent program was
given. Mrs. ?. n. Butler was chair
nan Of the committee. Mrs. Il. f.
Morris and Mrs. J. l.. Hughes played
piano selections. Plans were an
nounced for the annual fall sale and
supper to be held December 2. Mem
bers are asked to donate fancy work
or aprons for the sale. Retire. shmcnts
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ENTERTAINS CLUE

Mrs l.. 6. Wanner was hostess TO
the Current Events club Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. obert Olson gave an
interesting paper, "Mussolini and
Fascism II italy Mr.. Mary Me-
Lean discussed the United States am
bassador to Italy. !. refreshment
course WAS served by the hostess mt
the conclusion Of the afternoon. The
next meeting will be December ! with
Mr. ~ j ArnOt
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Lavina Staigle and
Martin Mossbrucker
Married in Mandan

Miss Lavina >talglc Of Bismarck
and Martin Mossbruckcr. son of Mrs.
VI. E. Mossbrucker. were united in
marriage Tuesday evening at Man
dan. Rev Father Clement Dimpfl Of
st. Joseph's Catholic church official
ing. Miss Carrie O'Brien and Nalcn-
Zine digger attended the couple.
The bride il the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Martin Staiglc of Sanger.
She has recently been employed here.
Mr. Mosshruckcr has made his home
I'm Mandan for Is gears where he Is
switching foreman Of the Northern
Pacific railway Mr.. and Mrs. Moss
hrucker are at home at 500 Sixth
avenue northwest, Nandan.
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.Pre.hOliday sale Of dresses,
former values to $49.5O, Sat.
urday. Special at three prices
only, SLOTS, $19.75 and $25,
including woods and silks.
Trimmed hats reduced to
$500. Coats greatly reduced.
Rose Shop.
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Mrs. M. Grady
Entertains With
Cards Wednesday

~ Mrs. M Grady entertained at hci
home on Sixth street Wednesday al
ternoon with cards. Honors were won
by Mrs. James Wallace and Mrs.
Charles Wachtcr. There were u
guests.
At the conclusion OF the afternoon
the hostess served a prettily planned
luncheon. She was assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. +. G. White, ana ~
Mrs y. O. Ward.
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FORTSIGHTLr CLUB MEETS

At the regular meeting of the Fort
nightly club Wednesday afternoon
viii, Mrs. George Bird most enter
tanning and instructive talk was given
BY Miss Minnie Nelson, superintend-
en- Of public instruction. Her sub
jcct was "hducation in North Dako-
ta.' She traced the beginning Of our
first schools, how established, how
maintained. how supervised and paid
a glowing tribute to the pioneer cgu
Gators. who laid the foundation of
the states public school system on
50 sure foundation.
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PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS MEET

The Pro"-cseiye Mothers club wss
entertained Tuesday afternoon IT the
home Of Mrs. H. J. Nelson. Mrs.
Thorvoid Thorson gave an entertain
ing reading The round table dis
eussion and roll call was concerned
with the thirteen colonies. Refresh
ments were served after the meeting.
The next meeting will be November
30 with Mrs Jacob Yeaslcy.
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Program and Tea
Given For Guests
of Wednesday Club

- The Wednesday Study club held its
annual guest day meeting "Wednesday
afternoon II the home Of Mrs. Burt
Finncr, SEQ Anderson avenue. An in
serestirr program was given during
this afternoon.
Miss Hazel Nelson gave a talk, the
subject Of which was New York City.
= Uptown and Downtown" Miss Clara
Peltier sang number Of solos. Miss
N,~jory Best played q piano selec-
ton.
4ea was served. Mrs. Spencer Boise
pouring. Mrs. ". l.. Owen and Mrs
u f. Stackhouse assisted.
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PRAISE SERVICE

The Missionary Society Of the Pres
bytcrian church Will hold praise
service this evening ut = o'clock at
the church. Mrs. J. N. Wright. for
80 years a missionary in Persia, Will
speak.
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what laughs! Not for the N LII
perhaps. but for the audience!
Charlie Paddock, worlds fast
est human entering the film field
for the first time. has an impor-
tant part.
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Hrrr FROM NEW JERSEY

Mrs. Eliza G. Wright of East
Orange, y. j., is spending Il few days
in Bismarck transacting business con
ncctcd with her land interests in the
county. Mrs. Wright was a resident
Of Sterling - years ago and is Wit
ing friends at that place.
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iISITS In RISNlARth

Mrs. Marie WHITAKER Of Fairbanks,
Alaska, stopped III Biabarek for a
few days visit with friends. en- route
to Driacoll where she will visit her
parents, Mr.. and hrs. Peterson.
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pAIxRnw GIRLS TO MEET

The Order of the Rainbow for
Girls will meet Saturday evening at
1880 at the Mas onic Temples Ballot.
ing and initiation will be held. All
members are urged 10 attend.
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Boy; Badly Burned
IN Gasoline Blast

Fargo, N. D., Nov. l9-tP)-Richard
Woolcdgc. five-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Woolcdge Of Fargo,
was seriously burned in gasoline
explosion at the home today. The
child was playing with matches in the
basement Of the residence.
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: FRIDAY, N0vEMBER 10, 1926

brother. William Hultbcrg, and sis
ter, Carrie Huhberg. both Of Cole
harteys .A46Nhcst sister Mrs. Miller.
lives III Sweden.
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Bridge Party Given
By Mrs. Earl Peck
and Mrs. L. H. Belk

Mrs. Earl Peck and Mrs. L. II.
Ecik entertained for their friends
with bridge party Thursday after
noon. Three tables Of bridge were
played. honors going to Mrs. A. l..
Overbec and Mrs. +. NJ. Orchard.
The tables were prcttily decorated
in orange and yellow. At the con-
clusion Of the afternoon luncheon
was served.
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". +. a. MEETING

The WOmtn's Benefit AssoclatlOn
Of Maccabecs will hold its regular
meeting tonight at s o'clock at the
\. O. L. ". hall.
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REN.ELiI nANCI

The Odd Fellows will entertain sat
urday night with benefit dance al
the Odd Fellows hall. The publ IS
invited.
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PARENTS OF SON

DR.. and Mrs. IT. O. Anderson IS
the parents Of son born Tucsti@y.
November &c, at the Bismarch he ',l-
tai.
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nrRTH ANSot-NCEuENT

Afr. and Mrs. {. y. Kitterhush an
nouncc the brit, oi 4 son At The
Bismarck hospital Monday, Norem
Der II.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT
The office Of p. E. Reming.
ton and the City Loan & In.
vestment Co. will be in the
office Of the City Insurance
Agency In the City National
hank building.
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DANCE
At the Odd Fellows Hall
Saturday night, Nov. Goth.
Everybody wanted.
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All fall and winter hats at
One-haf price for cash only.
-Nielsen's Millinery.
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HERE FROM BALDWIN

Mrs. Minnie Eng. Imam and daugil
ter, Laurine, Of Baldwin snent Thurs
d. in Bismarck tranaaeting laai.
ness.
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VISITING HER
BUSINESS VISITOR

George Wright Of Halliday visaset
friends in the city Wednesday.
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School Notes
SOLICIT FUNDS FOR HOME

A contribution was taken at the
high school assembly period Thurs.
day morning for the benefit Of tho
Florence Crit.rndon honc for chill
dren at Fargo. The Red Cross roll
call drive was also conducted at the
high school Thursday morning.
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Nrnold HNDT, Ra1d"iN, tfansa.ied
business in the city Thursday.
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FROM ARENA

A. c. Isaminger OF Arena spent
Thursday in Bismarck, transacting
business.
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r,NrrprArN A. rI,NcurnN

ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON
The Girls Glee club members were
hostcsscs at a luncheon for the stud
ent body Of the Bismarck high school
Thursday. The affair was held in the
aomestlc science room and The gym
nasium. ivs
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SPEAKS AT RApTIsf CHURCH

Rev. W. II. Bayles -ef.Auron, $. D..
the new director Of religious cduca-
ton in North Dakota, viii speak Sat
urday evening ut 1:3O at the Baptist
church. His subject will be "a Bag
Full Of Holes" All who are interest
ed in Sunday school or young peo-
pies work are invited.
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Wanted-A first class all
around tailor. Write Tribune
ad No. 73.
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rAr.ES To STIyDENTS

TALKS TO STUDENTS a.,
Attorney General George Shafer de-
livercd an address At the high school
assembly period this morning on the
"Transfcr Of Property.