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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-31
WRITER
DIES IN BLIZZARD
WATsEN BOYLE sUCCUMBS TO
STORM WHILE IN THE
MOUNTAINS
Came to Montana in 1890 as Survey
or for Northern Pacific; Was En-
gagged in Newspaper Work at BOze-
man Until i'm 1911

Caught u~nprepared in the stiffest gale
of years, with the temperature 20 de-
grees below zero, Watson Boyle, %,
pioneer writer and politician, frOZe to
death near StempIe, northwest of Helena
a few days ago.
He had started to visit a friends cabin
in the mountains and became exhausted
en- route. His companion, William Howe,
went back to summon aid. A n~eighbOring
rancher started with a team. The team
played out about a mile from where Boyle
had been left. The two men were unable
to carry him through snow five feet deep.
"We wrapped him in a canvas intending
to drag him the remainder of the way
said Mr.. Howe. cit was then he died. We
started to drag him, but the weight was
too great and we left him alongside the
road and started back to save our own
lives.
The body was recovered the next day.
Boyle came to Montana as a mineral
surveyor for the Northern Pacific in the
early 90s. He located at BOzeman where
he engaged in newspaper and magazine
work until he came to Helena in 1911
as publicity man for the state department
Of labor and industry.
In 1914, he was editor Of the Miles
City Miracle and was state house cor
respondent for many years for a Boze-
man paper.
Before coming to Montana he had beer
in politics in Maryland and served as
private secretary at one time to a Mary
land senator.
DR.. c. B. Boyle Of Libby and JOhn Boyle
of Washington, D. c., brothers, and 8
sister, whose name is not known, survive
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-31
Are You
"TOxic?"

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of Good Elimination.
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r not functioning as they should is
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Don't Forget cuticura Talcum I

When adding to your toilet requisites,
An exquisite face, skin, baby and dust
ing powder and perfume, rendering
other perfumes superfuOus. You may
rely on it because one of the Cuticura
Trio (SOap, Ointment and Talcum)
25c each Observation-Disclosures
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to serve an ad interim appointment OF
the term of the late Associate Justice W
l.. Holloway, and it was his former en-
plOyer' and law partner who administered
to him the oath Of office.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-31

This years grain crop in Western Canada
will mean a billion dOHars to the cOuntry's
business.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-31

Since taking office as city treasurer Of
Washburn, Wis, Miss Nora MOntbriand
has helped reduce the city debt by $22,5OO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-10
Attractive Beauty
Parlor Is Opened
A. w. Lucas Store


A verv attractive beauty. pArlor has
been opened this week o. the, a. w.
Lucas store. The psrlor 10 on :
balcony at the back Of the store and
Is very prettily decorated, = color
scheme Of blue and gray having been
carried out. There IRE four booths,
made coxy and private through the
use Of rich looking gray and blue
curtains.
The shop is under the management
Of Miss Jean Williams of Chicago.
The opsrato1s have been secured
from Chicago and the Twin Cities and
are all experts. Permanent waving.
marching. and al branches Of beauty
culture are specialties Of the shop.
w. A. Ray. Minneapolis barber. is
with the shop. specializing in the
bO6bing Of women's and children's
hair.
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Social and Personal
Mrs. Toney Was
Honor Guest at
Bridge Luncheon


Mrs. A. T. Faber and Mrs. George
Queensland entertained Friday Ut q
one o'clock bridge luncheon 1T the
Country club in compliment to Mrs.
Charlotte Toney Of Minneapolis, the
house guest Of Mira. Duemeland. Mrs.
Tcney formcrlv lived in Bismarck
and will leave the latter part OF next
week for the west coast.
Covers were marked for 20 guests.
Summer flowers were used In al.
tractive profusion about the rooms
and pinks, lavenders and yellow pre-
dominated In the color scheme.
Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald held high
honors in the bridge games and Mrs.
Toney received \ guest favor. Out
of-town guests included Miss Blanche
Christie Of Minneapolis, the houle
guest Of Mrs. c. L. Young:. Mira. ]. II.
Newton, Mandan, and Mrs. Frank L.
Shaffer, Mondan.
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Lillian Sundland
and Richard Furness
Are Married Today

"A very pretty wedding was solem-
ntxed at $3.50 o'clock this morning in
the Presbyterian manse at Mandan
when Miss Lillian Margaret Sund.
land, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ].
Sundland Of Bismarck. and Richaid
Furness. son Of Ms and Mrs. A. W..
Furness Of Mandan, were united in
marriage, Rev. G. w. Stewart Off
ciatinS. The couple were attended
BY Mrs. Gladys Sundlahd, sister Of
the bride. and William Furness,
brother Of the groom. The bride
|. was given in marriage by her father.
The bride was attractlvely gowned
in . white flannel tailored suit and
carried beautiful bouquet of roses.
bluebells and babies breath. The
manse was DECORATED with garden
flowers.
Mrs. Furness is q graduate of the
Bismarck schools Nand has large
number Of friends in the city. She
has recently been employed at the
Mandan Drug store. MI. Furness IS
assistant manager Of the Missouri
Valley Grocery company at Mandan,
is o graduate of the MandaD schools.
and an active member of the Masonic
lodges and of the American Legion.
He served in the navy during the
war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furness left on two
weeks wedding trip to Chicago and
other points in the east. They will
make their home in Mandan.
The wedding was attended by the
immediate families Of the couple, and
few intimate friends. Miss Joy
McD0ughal OF MinOt was an out.Of-
town guest.
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Blue, crackles away Ut = merry pace
ut the Csnitol theatre. where it open
cd yesterday to an enthusiastic
audience.
To begin with. Gregory Rogers's
amusing novel, upon which this
Warner Bros. classic il based, IL
one Of the most amusing comedies
ever screened. 1t has y charming
hero. a pretty. impulsivc. heroine,
three dangerously crooked kidnap-
pers, and story that is crammed
with rib tickling smashups Of hearts
and traffic regulations.
Patsy Ruth Miller never looked
prettier than she does in this pic
ture. She gives Monte Blue every
reason to forget his fear complex Of
automobiles and dash madly to her
rescue from the kidnappers. II Is
almost needless to say that Monte
Blue makes = perfect hero, eagerly
romantic and boldly daring.
Red Hot Tires" is one Of the few
pictures Of which il can be truth
fully said nothing can make IL more
amusing To the theatre-g0er.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eskes
Celebrated Golden
Wedding This Week

Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Eskes Of Cole
harbor, n. D.. celebrated their gol.
den wedding anniversary on July I,
at the home Of their daughter. Mrs.
,xas .erIs1 It s / o'clock. The ' table
Was beaut!{uIly decorated with flow.
lers and streamers. Out of.town
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Piper, Kalamazoo, Men; Will Piper.
Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs. Albert
Miller and daughters. Lansing. Mich;
Mrs. Ellin Dorsen. Sterling; Mrs.
Frank Lewelljn and two sons, Mo-
kenzie; Mr.. and Mrs. Witrup and
son, Turtle Lake: Rev. and Mrs. l..
Bergum of Washburn, Mrs. Forbes,
Washburn.
A purse Of gold was presented to
the couple as q taken Of the high
esteem in which they are held in the
community in which they have made
their home for many years.
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AT THE MOVIES
ELrNCE THEATRE

4, Bride Of the Storm" ut the Eltinge
tonight is the story Of an American
girl shipwrecked on the coast Of
China and cared for by three men
in u lighthouse. later rescued by u
young naval officer Dolores Cos
tello and John Harron are featured.
For Monday and Tuesday, "The
Palm Beach Girl" brings Rebe Daniels
to the Eltinge as u gawky country
girl trying to learn the manners and
mannerisms Of the smart social set,
with the milliomaires and
running wild in . sixty -mile-an hour
speed boat. The scenes in this roll
licking comedy are laid in the society
atmosphere Of Palm Beach and other
Florida's beauty spots.
CAPITOL. THEATRE
"Red Hot Tires," starring Monte
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Mrs. E. T. Beatt
Hostess at Bridge
For Mrs. Bjerke

Az q courtesy to her house guest.
Mrs. n. G. Bjerke Of Valley City.
Mrs. E. T. Reatt entertained Friday
ct her home. SIC Avenue D, at an
afternoon bridge. The rooms were
prettily decorated with garden flow
efS.
Four tables played during the aft.
ernooh. honors going to Mrs.. Earl
Draper and Mrs. Gerald Richhoit
Mrs. Djerke was presented with an
attractive guest prize.
Out-of-town guests included Mrs.
John Noberg Of Wilton. Mrs. ]. l..
MulliR assisted the hostess in serv-
ing course luncheon ct the conclu-
sion Of the afternoon,
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Edison. Jones: Romantic Rise Of 1
Great American. Conwell; Daniel
Boone, Thwaites.
The fiction list is as follows:
Great Pandolfo. Locke: Queen Jud-
son, Lincoln; Vanishing American.
Grey; Professors House. Gather;
Keeper Of the Bees, Porter; Wild
Geese. Ostenso; Arrowsmith, Lewis;
The Green Hat. >Arlen; The White
Monkey. Gallsworthy; Solo. Coal.
Tcrhune; Little French Girl. Sedg-
wick; Cheerful By Request, Fer6er:
Professor, How Could You. Wilson
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FROM FLORIDA
TO ALASKA

Thorough business raining ~
cures you . good living wherever you
navel. Two graduates Of Dakota
Business College. Fargo, recently
heard from are: Doris Lawson, say
ine she i with the First National
Bank. Anchorage. Alaska; Geo.
Schwerdtfeger, announcing his ap-
poinsmene q manager Of the Florida
Audit Co., Tampa.
Watch each week. Follow the
1ucceSSful. = ''Dakota'' 1ets1ijGs-
iisess sysisisx Copyrighted unob-
tainable eIsewhsre) starts you Out
wieh real experience. Begin Aug. 2.
Smaller classes. Write F. L. Wat.
'kins. Pres. sos Front S.. Fargo.
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Many Books Donated
to Public, Library

More than l5O books have been
donated to the Bismarck public libra
ny in the past two months. according
to Mrs. Martha Wetmore, acting Ii
brarian. Included in these are num-
Der Of late fiction Us we'll as many
non fiction volumes.
The non-fiction include Story Of
Heirs Of the Incas. Mechencr; Gentle
men of the Jury. Wellman; Queen
Victoria. Strachey; Our American
Kings, Collins; From Immigrant to
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REX THEATRE

Lovers Of fine horses will especial
" enjoy the new Arr0w-Great West
crn 1.-TWO Fisted Justice" ut the Rex
theatre today. Dick Hatton. that
Western daredevil. who rides. fights
and skill has the leading role, sup
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-10
Officers Elected
For Juvenile Band

Gayhart Patterson was elected
president and George Landers vice
president Of the Juvenile Concert
band Of Bismarck at recent meet
inY. Sidney Rigler was chosen secre-
tary and treasurer. and Tom Bou-
trous and Dorothy Petr0n were APP
pointed historian and librarian. re
spectively.
These officers will hold for the
summer term.
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page FIVE

ported by Marilyn Mills. "Star," the
hero horse is played BY "Star" HIM
self.
Hatton a. france Raine," Sheriff
in pursuit of the fugitive unknown
murderer Of his brother has wild
time.
His search leads him to the isolated
ranch of RED" Oldham. IN outlaw
leader. who is harboring one Landau
and his wife. the latter having caught
his fancy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-10

Inventor, Puuin; Stained Glass Tours
in Italy, and Stained Glass Tours in
Spain and Flanders. Sheriff.; Our
Presidents, Morgan. Paternity Of
Abraham Lincoln and Soul Of Abra.
ham Lincoln, Barton; Women in
American History. Humphrey; An
Intimate Portrait of Robert Louis
Stevenson. Osbournc: Thomas Alva
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POOR LIGHTS DANGEROUS.
In the United States last year H.
G82 accidents and S.l67 deaths were
the result OF faulty automobile head.
lights. according TO estimates based
on accident reports.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-10
SURPRISE PARTY

Mrs. Randa Mills, 302 Eighth
street, was honor guest at y sur.
prise party yesterday afternoon.
Whist was played ut thee tables,
honors going to Mrs. Arthur Olson
and Mrs. NJ. G. Norum. A refresh.
ment course was served after the
games. N.
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FROM STATION

Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. McCarter Of
Stanton are spending week in Bis
marck. They IRE former residents
of the city.
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! BREAKS: ARM

Leo Froieich. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jake Fr0leich OF Solen, is a. the St
Alexius hospital with . fractured
arm. The boy was injured when he
fell from q pony.
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UNDERCOES OPERATION
Chris Ost Of Beulah underwent an
operation ct the st. Alexius. hospital
yesterday. He IL getting along nicely.
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FORMER RESIDENTS VISITING
HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Tn odahl and
son Of G!endive. Mont, are spending
few days IN Bismarck. their former
home. Mr.. .Throdahl, who is con-
nected with the international har-
vester company, arrived from Glen
dive to meet Mrs. Throdahl and son,
who are returning from an eastern
trim.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
Norval Marvel, Brlttin, transacted
business in Bismarck today.
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Vapo carpet and upholstery
cleaners. Phone 300.
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VISITING IN MINNEAPOLIS
Miss Julia Zellmcr is spending a
two weeks vacation with friends in
Minneapolis.
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FROM McCLUSKY
John A. Beck Of McClusky was in
the city yesterday on business.
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r. D. 4. MEETING

There will be q meeting Of tn
Catholic Daughters Of America Mon
day evening at o'clock.
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ILL HERE
]. W. Baker. Solen, Is i'll at the
st. Alexius hospital.
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PARENTS. or son

i. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Liebert Crum are
the parents of son horn ycstel day
at the Bismarck hospital.
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HOME From WASHINGTON

Congressman Tom Hall arrived in
Bismarck last night from Washing
ton, d. C.. congress having adjourned
last Saturday. Mr.. Hall visited rel
atives in Michigan en- route home.
He will spend the summer here with
his family, who preceded him home
from the nations capital several
weeks ago.
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Is OPERATED UPON
Chris Larson, Wsshburn. WAS oper.
ated upon yesterday ct the st. Alex
ius hospital
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IEAVR TNR anRNCnN

Mr.. and Mrs. G. WI Smith and
daughter. Nydia, are spending the
weekend in Bismarck after = visit
In Minot. They are leaving soon for
Eugene. Ore. to msks their home.
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uN u,Acun1,pA

IN WASHHUKN
F.. F.. McCurdy. states attorney,
went to Washburn today on business.
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GUESTS OF BROTHER

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Wade o. Fargo
are guests ut the home of Mrs
Wade's brother and .sister.in.law, Nj
and Mrs. d. G. HoltopeteF. They wall
be here for about y week..
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HERE ON BUSINESS
Carl Byers and Rex Fogarty If
Sterling were in Bismarck yesterday
on business.
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LEAVE rOR HOME

announce the birth Of q son this
morning at the Bismarck hospital.
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= EANENIN UT CON
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ryberg, BALD.
win, are the parents Of son born
July s at the Bismarck hospital.
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RETURNS FROM cHIROPRAcToRs'
MEETING {
DR.. r. 8. Enge taS Tet0rrcd from
Fargo where he attended . meeting
Of the state bNard Of chiropractic
examiners held on Tuesday. DR..
Enge Is asmemher Of tks bard.
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Use Gas, the scientific fuel,
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HERE FROM WILTON
Miss Margaret Hollinxsworth Of
Wilton, is spending the day in Els
marck.
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HERE ER1nAy

DR.. and MIS-. J. f. Mehlhoff and
sons Of WashbuIn spent Friday in
Bismarck.
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GOES TO BALDWIN
f. J. Gobel maze business triF
to Baldwin yesterday. s
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HIRE YESTEN
nApCNywC nr COW

Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Rausch Of +
gin was in the city yesterday on blu
mess.
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ENTERTAINED FOR MISS HOUSE
Miss Cenevieyc Parsons entertain
Cd . few. friends Of Miss Stella House
of Grand Forks xt an informal party
Thursday evening. Miss House, who
spent the week In Bismarck with
friends, returned to her homo ysstsT-
day. -
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DAUGHTER BORN

DAUGHTER BORN
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Anderson of Coopers-
town July z. i.
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PATIENT AT HOSPITAL

Mrs. Frances Prison of Hague, N.
D., is a patient ut the ST.. Alexids
hospital.
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Miss Margaret Moran, teacher 1t
the Crow Indian agency 1t Lame
Deer. Mont, IL IN Bismarck for .
months visit with Mr.. Jennie <.
Smith.
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RETURN FROM DEVILS LAKE
Major and Mrs. Harold Sorenson
returned yesterday Gf.er q month in
Devils Lake. Mrs. Sorenson has
been visiting friends and Major Sor-
enson has been with the national
guard encampMcnt.
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MRS. Sf1EARN r., KETuRN

II. e. Shearn left last night fos
Forman, II. b.. where no will JOIN
Mrs. Shearn and, Charles. Who have
been visiting friends at Huron, 8. D.
They Will return home Sunday.
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LEAVES FOR CHICAGO
Frank Henry left last evening on
, business trip to Chicago.
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pARhNTS or SON

PARENTS OF SON
Mr.. and Nh. F. w. Sencek, Memo
ken. announce the birth Of q son July
Sth.
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f.EAVE ON NnrnR Tnlp

AA1 - ON -x0OAVR 0SI
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Ref are leav-
ing tonight for the Minnesota lakes.
They Will visit friends and relatives
inc Eerham. wadena and Duluth and
e{Rfct to be- gone about ten days.
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RETURN ToNOR. Ow

WEJ UNN IO1ON' wv
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Berry and Miss
Ruth Carney are expected home to-
morrow after . two weeks visit In
Winnipeg. Canada. They will be &C.
companied home by Mrs. Berry's sis.
ter, Miss Alice Mayberry, who will
visit here for q month.
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Cook with Gas. Its thl
Ideal Feel.
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Mrs. Johanna Miller Of Underwood
is III Mt the St. Alexius hospital.
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I.EAyES For HArrLE CRCEK

]. LEAVES FOR BATTLE CREEK
Miss Ernestine Irving Of Linton
left this morning for Battle Greek,
Mich, where she is student nj the
battle Greek Sanitarium, after q va
cation spent at her home. Mrs. A. H.
Irvine and daughters, Ruth and
Irenemary, who accompanied her 10
Bismarck. spent the day in the city.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR MEETING
The Christian Endeavor 0f the
Presbyterian church will meet Sun
day evening. ut z o'clock. The topics
for discussion are 1.-THE Conservation
Of the Mind, "The Conservation Of
the Social Life" ."The Conservation
Of the Body and .The Conservation
Of the Heart,
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RETURN FROM VISIT

MI UNIV FNOM VISIT
knute Anderson and George Jundt
have returned from q short visit
with friends in Haxelton.
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GUEST HERE

Miss Emily Laemmele Of Ashle,
arrived today to be the week-en
guest Of Miss Mildred Johnson.
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VISITED IN LINTON
Miss Christine Jandt and Miss
Agnes Howard, who have been visit
ing friends in Linton, have returned
home.
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LEAVE FOR HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Erickson Of
Reynolds, who have been the guests
Of their son, A. s. Erickson, for q
week, returned to their home today.
LEAVES FOR MINNEAPOLIS
r. B. Murphy, chairman Of the
board of administration, left last
evening for Minneapolis on bust
ness thin.