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Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01
Candy Valuable
Article of Diet
Declares Prof.
Nv United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, VaTit, May T.
Candy is n valuable article of diet,
and not luxury when given in
mates of California prisons and in
stitutionS. in the opinion of Profcs-
Sor NJ. F.. Jaffa, director of the bu-
rcau of food and drugs of the Cali
fornia board of health. He declared
he was heartily in favor of allow
ing prisoners to choose between
candy and tobacco in receiving ra.
tionS
''lt has been argued that tobacco
is a necessity and candy n luxury, =
Professor .Iatfa said i'm discussing
the relative merits of the two at
the request of the state board of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01
FLYERS
ARRIVE AT MACAO
SPANISH
ny United Prcss Leased wire

MANILA, May l.-Captains Gal
larza and Loriga, the Spanish flyers
who are pnrOutc TO Manila and To-
kiO from Madrid, arrived today at
Macao, from Hanoi, 1ndio China,
according to dispatch from Macao,
81 miles west Of Hong Kong. Gal
lgrza s plane was reported to have
been slightly damaged in the land
ing, but the pilot and his mechanic
We're not in iured.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01
COOLIDGE SIGNS
SPANISH WAR
VETERANS BILL
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, May l. Presi-
dent Coolidge today signed the bill
Increasing pensions for Spanish war
veterans and their dependents.
The increase is estimated at be-.
tween 100000 and $4,000. 900 a
year and viii affect persons hereto
fore not receiving the pension.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01
OF INDIVIDUAL,
DOING BUSINESS UNDER
FICTITIOUS NAME

Know All Men BY Thee Presents:
That ], the undersigned, do here
by certify:
That my name in full is l.. r.
Fhilicy and that my place Of resi-.
dencc is AT FL Centre, California.
That am transacting business
in the State Of California under the
name and style of Office Supply
Company, and that | am the sole
owner ard proprietor Of said busi-
ness; that the place where said
business 5 carried ON and conduct
cd aud ny principal place Of bust
ness under said name is FL Centric,
California, with branch at Calcx-
leo, California.
In Witness Whereof, have here
unto set nv hand this eth dav of
April A. d., 1926.
/. r. PHILLEY.
State Of California,
County Of Imperial, IS:
On this 27th day Of April, in the
year one thousand nine hundred and
1wehty-siX, before me, Jas. W.
Glassford, "A Notary Public in and
for the County Of Imperial. State
Of California, personally appeared
l.. r. Philley. known to me to be
the person whose name is subscrib-
ed to the within instrument and
acknowledged to me that he exceut-
ed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal at my office in the
County of Imperial, the day and
year in this certificate first above
written.
JAS. w. GLASSFORD,
Notary Public in and for Imperial
County, California. S - %
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01

, Deposits are distributed throughout
the state.
BY way of showing the growth of
the state s official money lending
business, Johnson cited that it now
yields sufficient revenue to pay the
monthly salaries of all elective state
officers, in addition to meeting the
payroll of employees of the state
board of control, the state printing
office, the state railroad commits
sion and .inrists of the supreme
land appellate courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01

health. PERSONALLY, | am of the
opinion that the reverse is true
that candy is more of necessity
and tobacco a luxury. Furthermore,
it must not be forgotten that when
candy is nationally used the body as
SimlateS calories well worth while.
If the diet of the prisoner were
replete with sugars. sweet desserts,
etc, there might be an objection
raised to the serving of candy in
lieu of tobacco, but under the con
ditions at present obtaining and
which have obtained for many years
back, am of the opinion that the
issuing of candy in lien of tobacco
is well warranted and will tend
10 improve, though only to small
extent, the diet now in force
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01

Namanaka, Howard Kennedy and
Jack Grecnwcll Since thc winner
Of the tournament is generally rec
ognizcd AS the champion Of ,outn-
ern California, Central rootcrs are
pulling for Brown, their best bet
10 win.
Brown and Yamanaka are enter
Cd in the singles, Kennedy and
Grccnwen taking part in the dor-
hleS.
Play started on Thursday and
cont inucd Friday and today. Ken.
ucdv and Greenwich were eliminated
IN their first match. Tamau3ka
won his first match bat no report
had been received at noon today rs
to the outcome of Brown 5 game.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01
Sailor Returned To Navv.-Il

Sailor Returned To Navy.--IIow-
ard Kizcr, youthful dcscrtcr from
trc navy, was taken to san Diego
this morning by Deputy sheriff
Harold Gillctt. Kizcr will be-
turned over to the navy authorities
ia deal with. He was assigned 40
the naval training station at the
time of his dtsertion and was a..
,stcd in this city carly this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01

The total production of CONNER.
cial apples in Canada for 1925 is
estimated at 3,jS0,770 bushels.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01

The height of politencss is to get
off the street ear and let a lady have
YOUR standing room.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01

There will be fewer strawberries
in California this year, but berries
nd prices are exceptionally fine.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-01-02

deny disguise it, They can't II would be an
principle They
the doctrine that relation
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society Of civilization
vcton with its enemies that could
these possible They
and treaties with Russia the
outskirts of conference in which Germany received rebuh
and humiations
British empire long boundary subject peoples
under heels & sf1te
Along boundary subject peoples yellow
TAM the sovets could promote
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yIOws will
them but know that thing
into the Soviet cObinatOns but has been permitted take
UNITED STATES" (our emphasis)
that the dominant finance cap
al about the United States government
court the league of nations with imperial
istic plans and a great world war.
see that opposition to the adherence to the world court
also concerned with deliberate plans mperasc conquest
and the preparation for the great world
The fight against not an anti
imperalst fight
The world court group is the party.
The antiworld court group is also the party.
Both lead directly to war against the Union of Socialist Soviet
Republics and against the populations ASIA
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this
difference between these two is difference between the
particular interests of groups capitalists the precise
and immediate direction of the of wholesale murder
world conquest
point emphasized are directed toward
for the destruction of the Union of Socialist Republics
fact that Borah who will lead the fight against the world
unless the differences adjusted the holidays is
the recognition of the Soviet Union does not alter this
Both the party of Imperialism.
There will be voice raised in this debate in the senate against
the coming world war Of conquest
only be raised would be the voice of the
working class The working class has voice in the
working class does understand in the United
its early mobilization for independent working class political action
is matter of life and death. 7s rtf iscfa
Thru political action ncludng parliamentary ac-
viy the workers will learn the lesson of revolution The
of the working class in the senate would help the
ing class atnot in the other capitalist
mebut in the proetaran revolution alone the end of
Incredibly CHASTITY war plans be deated and only by the establish
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-01-02
THE FIGHT AGAINST THE WORLD COURT


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yet the interests Of It's dominating members
rabbit kennel of ursyh0uDds
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at is with Incredibly the unanimous de-
Britain and the barren land
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Of contains the OIL nereduy that
European the face predicate
decision thing remote from their considerations When
they might happen
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tion that cannot Is acaI To
of of interest the whole doctrine OF modern
grabbing :"
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Christmas season? Not by hell of sho She continues:
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moral justification for
nation strictly and be
coincide
group of antimperiasts? Not at ALL The
editorial continues and shows with the crudes decness Just
where American marchn South
Mexico The Monroe Doctrine applied today
Mexican CITY with United States troops shooting
resist the direct exploitation of labor by
United States capital Says the Tribune:
"If we want HAPPY COMBINATION sELFlNTEREsT AND
OBLIGATION, there it is, EXPRESSED IN THE MONROE
DOCTRINE obligation nation undertook and
weIbeing nations of
he United States senate is being to depart from all
haveg
all intelligent reading of history is be
responsibility
which working Riff and China and in centrsi Africa
BUT WHICH IS NOT WORKING ANYWHERE IN THE AMERICAN
system against njure the hrst
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AS for the attitude of the capitalist interests by
the Tribune toward Mexico editorial of November 23
thing with CHASTITY beats anything present
writer do:
Amer Intervention.
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which
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of the worldAsia instance? by any
editorial of the Tribune of last October 90 1t definite
and fully conscious, world AGAINST SOVIET RUSSIA
and for the wholesale banding all mperas
against the Suppressed rebeous peoples Asia
OF ast said tOral
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
Just ReceiUed! Fresh
Valentine
Candies.

Red silk and satin heart boxes, &c
to S1.49.
Candy motto hearts, pound 49c.
Red Jordon almonds, pound S1.19.
Delicious cherry red mints, pound SO,
Penny motto hearts, all colors.
Fortune Hearts, pound 39c
Assorted Colored Hearts, pound 39c
JOSKE'S STREET FLOOR
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-07
Social and Personal
Miss Woodland of
Fergus Falls Webs
Illinois Minister

Announcement has been received in
Bismarck Of the marriage Of Miss
Florence Woodland. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Woodland, formerly OF
Bismarck. 70 Rev. william Sufferer OF
Decatur. Illinois. The ceremony was
held at the Trinity Lutheran church
in Fergus Falls, Mimi, the present
home Of the woodland family.
After o short honeymoon 70 un-
known points Rev. and Mrs. Sufferer
will be ct home 1t Akely, Mimi,
where the groom has accepted Q call.
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Miss Rose Moynier
Honored at Bridge
Party Last Evening

Miss Rose Moynier was guest Of
honor at q bridge party given by
the girls employed ct the office Of the
supreme court last evening at the
homo Of Mrs. F. +. Young A07 West
Rosser. A rose color motif was
carried out In the pretty decorations.
Three tables Of bridge were played.
honors going to Mrs. A. NJ. Christian-
son. Miss Moynier WINS presented with
. guest prize. The hosteases served
q course luncheon ut the conclusion
Of the evening.
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Mrs. r. A. Day Was
Honor Guest at Mrs.
Bergeson's Bridge

Mrs. r. A. Day Of France Field,
Panama Canal Zone. was honor guest
at the bridge party given by Mrs. K.
N. Berges0n Friday afternoon in her
home, No. Thayer. Four tables were
in play dujnE the afternoon, honors
going to Mrs. T. E. Flahefty and Miss
Clara Tatley.
Flowers were used to decorate the
rooms. At the conclusion Of the play
the hostess served q luncheon.
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NEWS BRIEFS

lawyer. and Progressive Republican.
Gratis will not name opposing candi-
date.
Governor Peay regains lead in Ten.
nessee primary over State Treasurer
McAlister. author Of states anti
evolution law.
Legion officials, p1eeting ut St..
Paul, tentatively agreed to have Min
nesotn delegation to American legion
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Mrs. A. H. Jurgens
Conplimented With
Luncheon Friday

Mrs. ]. C. Beattie. $40 Park avenue,
entertained yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock with luncheon, compli-
mentary to her sister. Mrs. A. H.
Jurgens, Of Chicago. The rooms were
decorated wiz, garden flowers.
Covers were marked for eight
guests. Mrs. Robert Welsh Of Man
dan was an out of.town guest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-07

long term contract with Mr.. Fox.
J, Margaret Livingston is captivating
as the villains charmer.
| Montague Glass, author Of the
| Potash and Perlmutter stories, wrote
,the titles, and Edfrid Bingham
adapted the pictuSe.
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CInEON CMORIys no sTNC

GIDEON CHORUS TO SING
The Bismarck Gideon male chorus
will give a sacred song service from
the balcony of the Grand Pacific
hotel Sunday night ats9:l6 o'clock.
Rev. Paul s. Wright viii give Z TO-
minute talk in connection with the
song service.
/ Members Of the chorus are to meet
It o'clock Sunday 'fteFnoon for re-
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no VISIT IN MONTANA

Mrs. Matte Hill. employed ut the
office Of DR.: L. A. Schipfer and DR.
w. L. Mven. will leave tonight FOL
Hardin, Mont. for two weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Richards
formerly residents Of Wilton
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vrsrrrNc IN RISMARcK

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mergens o.
Paramount, N. D.. arrived in Bismarck
last evening for . weekend visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mergens.
They have been attending the drug.
gists' convention ct Jamestown.
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ON VACATION TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Doyle will leave
tomorrow morning by automobile for
Brainerd, Little Falls, st. Cloud and
Minneapolis. MIMI. for two weeks
vacation. They will also visit the
Itasca state park. Mrs. p. Bruce
Doyle win accompany them a. far ~
Valley City, where she will remain
for visit with her husband, who il
attending summer school there.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE GRANTED
A marriage license was issued yes
teiday in Burleigh county court to
Miss Bethel Marie Harrington and
Carl Meyer, both Of Bismarck.
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HERE FROM REGAIN
Miss Linda Boate and Mrs. Turf
lotte Of Regain were shopping In Bis
marck Saturday.
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CUESTS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. I. O. Steen Of Sax
Falls, 8. D., and Miss Grace Steen
and Nordal Steen of Ellsworth, Wis.
and Miss Agnes Hamm Of Little Falls.
MIMI. spent yesterday in Bismarck,
the guests Of Miss Olga Steen. They
were en- route to the Yellowstone
National mark.
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CHESTS At ROAM HOME

Russell Patterson. nephew Of Mrs.
N. w. Roam: Wesley Stryker. Wallace
Rachael, Wallace Newcomb and Cor
don Kress, all of Chicago, are guests
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Roam to-
day. They will leave tomorrow morn
ing for 4 tour Of the Black Hills.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS MET

The Wet0m4chick Campfire girls
met last evening at the Wachter
school and planned council fire for
the. next meeting. Six girls will be
given the rank Of woodeGrtherers at
chat time.
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MOTOR To DETROIT

Misses Helen and Lucille Dahl and
Miss Marie Kvale left this morning
by car for Detroit, Mimi. They will
stop en- route at Valley City for a
short visit with friends.
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70 VISIT. "a OKLAHOMA

TO VISIT. IN OKLAHOMA
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. v. Lahr and chill
dren have left for Blackwell. Okla.
for visit with Mrs. Lahr's parents.
They are making the trip by car.
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VISITING IN JAMESTOWN
Mrs. L. r. Best left last evening for
jamestown for a visit with relatives.
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EITlNCE THEATRE

lN00 j UEA NE
Clara Bow will be seen Ut the
Eltinge for the last times tonight
in "The Runaway" story Of bright
lights girl in the back hill country
Of Kentucky.
Action and romance will both be
found in good supply in Volcano,
in which Bebe Daniels, Wallace
beery and Ricardo Cortez are to be
seen at the Eltinge for Monday and
Tuesday.
The thrills are provided by the
very realistic eruption Of Mount La
Pelee while the islander~ are cele-
brating their carnival night.
Our love interest Is amply taken
care Of BY Bebe Daniels as "the girl. :
Ricardo Cortex "the boy" and Wal.
lace Beery as the villain. Miss
Daniels is seen rs a little French
mademoiselle, who returns to the
Isle of Martinique after many years
spent in . European convent. Her
father is on his death bed and she
must see him before he goes.
The ensuing tale is one OF much
heart tuggino fine acting. excellent
atmosphere and many thrills. A SUI
perb cast supports the three featured
players named above.
CAPITOL. THEATRE
There is something SO fascinating
about the gambling fever taat It
often loads it's devotees into deep
trouble.
That il the basis for the plot Of
"The Wheel the Victor Schert.
Finger production made for William
Fox from the John Golden stage sue
cess. which opens Monday at the
Capitol theatre. In this pAotod rama
the hero tplayed BY Harrison Ford)
succumbs TO the lure Of the rouaette
wheel in fashionable gambling
house until his wife (played by
Claire Adams) intervenes to save
him. She surprises him and even the
villain (played by Mahlon Hamiltcn]
by her courage. How she wins
ahrough To happiness and saves hei
home forms the climax Of this In.
tensely dramatic picture, which y
Mr.. Schertzinger's first under his
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-07
co TO VALLEY CIT

Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Freigang. Mrs.
E. A. Freigang and Miss Florence
Busdicker went to Valley City this
morning to spend the day.
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VISITING mi CARSON

S Miss Charlotte Logan, accompanied
by her guest. Miss Elvina Berg Of
Michigan City, N. D., has gone to
Carson for weekend visit with Miss
Phyllis Evens.. Miss Logan. Miss
Berg and, Miss Evens are members Of
the Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
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FROM REGAIN

Miss Alice Halvorson Of Regain has
been spending several days in the
city on business and visiting friends,
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HERE FROM KrNTYRE
Mrs. Charles Nelson II leaving, to.
day for her home in Kintyre after q
business visit in the city.
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HERE FROM STANTON
Mrs. l.. b. Poppelbaum Of Stanton
was in the city yesterd on busi-
! ness.
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10 w,NNCA

TO MINNEAPOLIS
J. A. Flow vii leave tonight for a
business trip 70 Minneapolis.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. c. f. Siberian Of Underwood
who has been visiting friends in tn.
city, has returned to her home.
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WALTHER LEAGUE MEETING
ENJOYED

More than SO members and friends
attended an interesting meeting Of
the Walther league last evening when
Samuel Miller, Mohican Indian, gave
an address. The program included q
vocal solo by Mrs. William Hinkel, q
report Of the state convention by Miss
Milda Brelje, and violin solo by
Adolph Engelhardt. The hostesses,
Miss Milda and Miss Ella Brelje,
served q refreshment course after the
program.
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MOTOR TO BLACK HILLS
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Taylor left yes
terday on motor trip TO the Black
Hills. They will be gone two weeks.
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PANHELLENIC LUNCHEON

The Panhellenic association will
have a luncheon at the Grand Pacific
hotel Monday noon at IL o'clock.
Reservations may he made with Miss
Genevieve Parsons, telephone 227, or
Miss Evaline George. telephone 99l-J.
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LEAVE FOR MINNESOTA
Mrs. Lyman Baker and son will
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-07
y. 4. MEETING

There will be . meeting OF the
Catholic Daughters Of America Mon
day evening ut 8 o'clock.
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LEAVING FOR GLENDIyE

Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Ryan will leave
for Glendive, Mont. returning to His
marck later in the week after a trir
through the badlands.
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f.EAvES FOR RUFFALO

Miss Barbara Ssavey left this
morning for two weeks vacation at
her home il Buffalo. N. d.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-07

convention in Paris In 1927, sail from,
Montreal September ., 1927, on
steamer Mount Royal.
Hostility to Premier Poincare's
plan to push ratification Of American
debt accord causes postponement OF
discussion in French parliament.
New note dealing with Mexican
Petroleum and land laws is reported
delivered to Mexican foreign office
by Ambassador Sheffield. State de
partment declines comment.
Automobile containing 80 quarts Of
whiskey was seized and w. 5. Smith
Of Milwaukee and Doris Reed Of
Canada were arrested near Moves,
Mimi.
Felix Zligman Of Duluth was
elected president Of Minnesota di-
vision Of National Association Of sta
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tionery Engineers, meeting ut Roches-
ter. MINI.
Anastasia, Princess Of Greece,
spent almost all Of $40,OOO,0OO left
her by her first husband, William B.
Leeds estate, accounting reveals.
Ray Anderson. Grand Forks. won
North Dakota amateur golf cham
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HOME FROM BLACK HILLS

DR.. and Mrs. +. G. Stucke. who have
been enjoying q two weeks automo.
bile trip in the Black Hills, returned
home yesterday.
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STATE FORESTER HERE
F. E. Cobb. state forester, Of Bot.
tineau, was in the city yesterday, On
route 10 the Yellowstone National
park.
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pcrY,rNrn rROM wYOvINC

Mr.. and Mrs. T. 8. Carr have re-.
turned from q visit with relatives
and friends 1t Casper. Wye.
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pionship, defeating r. w. Pote Of
Fargo, in 38 holes at Fargo.

Attention Gideon Singers
Meet for rehearsal Sunday
at 4 o'clock p. m. at Grand Pa
cific hotel.
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LIEUT.. AND MRS. TREACY HERE
Lieut.. and Mrs. Kenneth w. Treacy
Of Camp Lewis, WASH. are in Bis
marck for several days visit with
friends. They are at the Mckenzie
hotel. Mrs. Treacy was Miss Helen
Harper of Valley City before her
marriage last month. Mr.. Treacy
is q graduate of the Bismarck high
school and is well known here.
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leave this morning for Moorhead.
Mimi, and the lake region for two
weeks outing.