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New Britain herald., 1926-12-24
HURT IN AUTO WRECK

New Haven, Dec. 24 P(-Joseph Conte. IT, was seriously injured and three others were bruised when their automobile skidded along the side of the road in North Haven, turned over several times and came to a stop on its side badly wrecked. Car mine Amento, the driver, was ar rested on charges of drunkenness and reckless driving.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-24
SONS OF VETERANS OFFICERS

A c0rrected Ilst or off1cerS elected by the Sons of Union Veterans is as follows: Commander, r. B. Wood; senior vice-commander G. c. Clark junior vies-commander, E. Brain- ard; camp councillor, F. M. Carroll; chaplain, F. M. Carroll; patriotic in- structor, M. M. Gibney: guide, G. A.. Weir; secretary, H. V. Frisbie; treas urer, F. A. Goddard; color bearer, l.. w. Dorman; inside guard, J. l.. Hub bard; outside guard, J. c. Buckley.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-24
HoocH ORDERED DESTROYED

In police court this morning Judge filling ordered liquor seized in a raid at the home of Mrs. John Stankus, "A Seymour street, destroyed, on mo- ton of Assistant Prosecuting Attor- new W. M. Greeistein. Mrs. Stankus said she would not post $50 bond to stay condemnation. She was fined $20O and costs a few days ago for violation of the liquor law.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-28
Large Crowds at
Legion Auxiliary's
Pavement Dance

The American Legion Auxiliary
pavement dance given last cvenin~ in
front Of Mrs. +. A. Hughes home ut
80 Avenue "A was largely attended
and proved to be most enjoyable
and successful affair. The lawn was
lighted with electric bulbs and full
moon and clear starlit sky made it
an ideal evening for an outdoor
dance. Music was furnished by the
Hotel Rudolf orchestra Of Valley
City.
Tea tables were at.ractivcly ar
ranged in the beautiful garden Mt the
rear Of Mrs. Hughes home. The
tables were lighted with candles. and
clusters Of candles were placed about
the garden. Young girls, gowncd in
japanese kimonas, served coffee and
doughnuts to the guests. An ortho-
phonic electrola, donated by Hoskins-
Meyer for the occasion, furnished
music in the garden throughout the
evening.
The affair was . decided success
from financial standpoint. Miss
Hascl Nelson of the American L.
gion Auxiliary said today.
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Many Social Events
Given For Senator
and Mrs. Frazier

Senator and Mrs. Lynn J. Frazier
of Washington, d. c., have been com.
plimcnted at a number of social
Functions during their stay in Bis
Marck.
Members Of the Nonpartisan Wom-
ems club No. and other friends Of
Mrs. Frazier were guests at q reccp-
&ion given yesterday afternoon in the
home Of Mrs. T. H. II. Thorcsen.
About a hundred guests called be-
tween and o'clock. Baskets Of
flowers were used throughout the
house with vases and bowls Of gar.
den flowers arranged on the tea table.
Mrs. Charles Leissman Of Steele and
Mrs. Bertha Baker poured. Mrs. C..
A. Fisher, Mrs. E. G. Boise, Mrs. Al
fred Dale, Mrs. E. O. Bailey and Miss
Aldyth Ward received.
Mrs. Alma s. Newton gave num-
Der of readings and Mrs. Charles and
daughter, Ethel. entertained with vo.
cludcd Mrs. H. L. Berry and Mrs. C.
L. Crum Of Mandan.
In compliment to Mrs. Frazier a
prcttily appointed luncheon was scry-
cd at the home of DR.. and Mrs. F. e.
S5tuChCs sSS WUUu0Hs az ASs 0U TlVuy
A dinner Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Alfred Dale was in
honor of Mrs. Frazier and daughter.
Versie. Covers were marked for 20
guests at the table, prettily decorated
with garden flowers. Mrs. Frank
Milhollan. Miss Lillian Church, Miss
Mary Cram and Miss Mildred Baker
assisted in serving. Mrs. Charles
Liessman Of Steele was the only out
Of-tOwn guest.
Senator Frazier was honor guest
at q dinner Thursday evening at the
home Of State Treasurer {. A. Fish
cr. There were Is state officials in
cluded in the guest list. A large
basket of cut flowers. presented ia
Senator Frazier, decorated the table
Mrs. e. o. Bailey and Miss Aldyth
Ward assisted Mrs. Fisher in serving
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ELTINGS THEATRE

1.-THE Great Deception" playing at
thc Eltinge Monday and Tuesday. is
the photoplay version Of the George
Gibbs novel entitled, 1.-THE Yellow
Dove" which will be remembered as
one Of the most successful war
stories" ever published in America.
Ben Lyon appears as Cyril, the
intrepid British aviator; Aileen
Pringie as Lois, Basil Rathbone As
Rizzio, the chief Of the German Sc
crct Service in London, and Sam
Hardy as Handy. Cyril's trusted pal
and aviation mechanic.
Charlotte Walker. Amelia Sum-
mcrvillc and Hubert Wilke are others
Of prominence in the cast.
Some Of the daredevil aviation
scenes shown in the picture were
made by Curtis flyers at TIE Gun as
field. Long Island.
The Fort Totten. Lorg Island
army base, which defends New York
| harbor. engaged in a sham air battle
employing planes. anti-aircraft guns
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SITS WITH MEN AT LEAGUE

London---LP )--Damc Edith Lyttlc-
ton, who will 60 TO Geneva rs mem
Der Of Britain's delegation to the As
sembly Of the League of Nations. is
no stranger to administrative and
diplomatic work.
Three years ago she was British
substitute delegate to the League of
Nations and from 1917 to 1919 she
was deputy director Of the women's
branch Of the Ministry Of Agricul
ture. which organized the land army.
She also served in 1923 on the Cave
Commission. which investigated tn"
Trade Board Acts.
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The Misses LidstrOm
Were Hostesses at
: Hobo Party Friday

The Misses Mildred and May Lid
strom entertained last evening at
their home in Person Court with a
hobo party for which there were six
couples. Dancing, story telling and
games were enjoyed during the even
ing.
The living room was represented
as box car and luncheon was serv-
cd hobo fashion in knapsacks, the
guests seated around the fire place
which had been decorated to repre-
sent campfire.
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Miss Eloise Mckee arrived in Bis
marck yesterday for a weeks visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
Mckee. Miss Mckee has been attend
ing the summer session at the Valley
City State Teachers College and will
leave soon for Linton. where she will
teach d1ring the coming year. Miss
Mckee M accompanied home BY
Miss Agnes Witxlcben of Valley City
who will spend the week here.
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ENTERTArNED WITH PICNIC

The Misses Esther and Marct
Agre entertained last evening ut u
picnic in compliment to their sister.
Mrs. l.. H. Crowcll, Of Wichita, Kan,
who has been visiting in the city
with .hef parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O..
Agrc. for several weeks. The affair
was in tho form of wiener roast
and was held at the river bank. There
were about 30 guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crowcn will leave Monday for their
home.
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PRINCESS As GIRL GUIDE

The Hague--tR jolly little Jul
lana, hcircss to the Dutch throne.
was among the Girl Guides who
travelled :hird-class from the capital
to their summer camp, where they
passed happy holiday cooking their
own meals and caring for their own
camp.
The scventecn-y ear-old Princess
was u. st. Beatenberg, Switzerland,
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with the Queen and King, earlier in
the summer and did much mountain
climbing about the Rhonc Glacier.
She crossed the Grimsel and Furka
Passes and raced over the snowy
stones with the Queen.
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DEAN Or SWIMMERS

Paris--(R- France has just learn
cd that il may possess the dean Of
all women swimmers. Madame
Cuvelier Dcsprez, in taking out her
ticket for the municipal swimming
baths at Tourcoing. busy manu-.
facturin. town in northern France,
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and giant scarchlights when aviators
apparently attacked New York by air.
This air raid forms one Of the most
thrilling scenes in "Thc Great Decep-
ton"
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GOES TO REGAIN

Miss Bessie Wilson. who has been
attending summer school Ut Valley
City, arrived in Bismarck last even
ing. She was met by Miss Loretta
Meade. who accompanied her to her
home in Regain.
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LEAVES HOSPITAL

the Bismarck hospital recovering
from an operation on his leg. has
been taken TO his home. Although
he is still confined TO his bed he is
getting along nicely and will fully
recover. r
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Attention Gideon Singers.
Meet for rehearsal Sunday al
/ o'clock p. NJ. at Grand Pa.
cific Hotel.
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RETtJRN FROM DETROIT

Marcclle and Elizabeth Ann. return
cd yesterday from their cottage Mt
Detroit Lake. where they have been
spending the summer.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. II. M. Stroud Of Wimbledon.
who has been in the city to undergo
an operation for the removal Of her
tonsils. left this morning for her
home.
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CAMP FIRE GIRLS RETURN FROM
OUTING

Thirty-threc members Of the Will
ton Camp Fire girls, under the
guardianship Of Mrs. J. J. Clarity,
Mrs. C. w. Howe. and Mrs. ]. J.
Shnsidd. have returned from an eight
day outing vt Brush Luke near Mer-
Ger.
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VISITOR T.EAVEN FOR HOME

VISITOR LEAVES FOR HOME
Mrs. b. G. Pelton Of Fargo. who has
been the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
a. G. Allen for the past month, left
this morning for her home. Mrs.
FELTON, is connected with tho Fargo
schools.
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We arc now fur
nishing cement for
the service floor in
the new ROscn ga
rage, the future home
Of tho Buick cars
handled by the Fleck
Motor company.
A wet plank is like
~ to warp almost any
party platform. Wall
Street Journal.
J. G.. Rcat ii e's
splendid new home
being erected at the
corner of Mandan and
Avenue c is nearing
completion. They will
move in about Sept.
18th.
Pctting and necking
shorten life, says a
physical director.
There is no doubt
about them sh0rteD-
ing single life.-BOr-
der Cities Star.
Miss Kate Lyons is
building u house at
COG Mandan avenue
for investment pur-
poses. We recently
sold the material for
same to Tom Thorson,
the contractor.
The. following are
II few of the new
buildings on which we
are still furnishing
materials:
NJ. j. Wilds, house
7I2 Raymond. Olaf
Anderson, contractor
Fred Hessinger
house, 418 Tenth
! street. Fred Anderson
contractor.
Mrs. Dorothy Jundt
| house, 500 Tenth st.
j Nelson Bros, cOntrac'
tors. >
!, L. A. Belk, house
| 7O8 Mandan avenue
| Bert Karrup, contrac
tor.
! Archie. Johpson
house. GA Seventh
Fred Anderson. con
| tractor.
Standard Oil y Co,
new gas station ol
corner Sixth stree
and Thayer, Agatoi
Larson, contractor.
o.. w. Reberti
house. 3l6 West Roa
ser, stucc0 and base
ment.
@. W. Rob ert,
house, COS Raymond
. 4
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HOSTESS AT SLUMBER PARTY
Mrs. c. A. Schuck entertained last
night with u slumbcr party for sew
en- young ladies. A luncheon was
sc rived during the evening and this
morning a waffle breakfast was en-
joycd.
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LEAVES FOR IOWA

Alice Bremen left today for Sioux
City. Iowa, where she has accepted
position for the coming school
term us instructor Of home scono-
mics.
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PAGE FIVE

gave her age as eighty-scven and the
date Of her birth as August y, lS3v.
Madame Dcsprez belongs 70 the
swimming profession. Her father
was a swimming teacher, and shc
learned from hin, ut the age Of four.
Her husband was awarded several
medals for saving life from drown
ing.
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RETIJRNS FROM WEST

Hunter H. Patrick. tax equalizer
for the fourth district, has returned
from. q two weeks vacation spent in
Seattle and other western points.
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pETryRNs FROM RIySINEs

RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIP
S. s. Mcdonald, commissioner for
the workmcn's compensation bureau.
has returned from two weeks bust.
ness trip in the eastern part Of the
state. He was accompanied by his
daughter. Andrea.
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RETURN FROM GRAND FORKS
Misses Clara and Hilda Hultbcrg
have returned from Grand Forks.
where they have been making ar
rangcments for the school year. They
are students at the University Of
North Dakota.
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Virginia Magee at the brush.
coNDtT!ON-RougaA pimply skin
DIA4( pssibly the diet is
at fault, III the circulation is
and itsnnust u Improved.
TREATMENT--You need a flesh
brush. either one with strong firm
bristles, or one Of the rubber scrub
bcrs. Use q pure soap. very warm
water and scrub the skin until it is
pink and glowing. Rinse first in
lukcwarm water. then in cold. and
follow with an ice rub. Then dry
thoroughly using a coarse towel that
will induce much friction. Be sure
to dry thoroughly. as pimples may
result from hasty drying.
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PARENTS az DAUGHTER

PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Ehlcrs Of Gar
rison are the parents Of daughter
horn this morning At the Bismarck
hospital.
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rO VISIT m KfT.T.DEER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lobach, accom-
panied by Mrs. Lobach's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Graves, have gone
to Killdcer for a weekend visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graves.
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HERE EN- ROUTE EAST

Mrs. L. Il. Bargain Of Washburn
was in. the city yesterday visiting
friends. She WAS en- route to Fargo
and Arthur.
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stucco and basement,
Elmer Brown, stucco
contractor.
Rosen garage, cor
ncr Seventh street
and Main, Johnson e.
Sons, contractors.
Quain T. Ramstad
clinic, corner Fifth
street and Thaycr,
Rcdhugcr & Hanson,
contractors.
Nurses Home. st.
Alcxius h Ospital,
Thomas 4 Guthrie,
contractors.
N. w. Bell Tclc-
phone building on
Fifth and Thaycr,
Redlings l. Hanson,
contractors.
MANY homes have
been built which are
completed by this
time and many more
will be started yet
this season. Keep up
the good work. We
are getting in new
material every day
and still more homes
are needed.
An example Of just
what can be done to
an old building by
rcmodeling is the
house of II. r. O'Harc,
just west Of his home.
From an old building
bringing no revenue,
it has been transfig-
ured into a modern
home that will bring
IL nice income every
day in the year. Fred
Anderson, the con-
tractor, hns done the
rcniodeling in a way
that Is u credit both
to himself and the
owner.
One reason why SO
many poets are poor
is that there are SO
many poor poets
Florence Herald.
There is something
aliuring and = sug-
!, gcytion Of privacy
about the new home
Of DIR. L. r. Priske,
nesting AZ Il does
underneath the pro-
tccting shadows Of
; those wonderfui trees.
Trees and shrubbcry
create an atmosphere
about the exterior Of
q home that no other
, thing can produce.
Co.
=
Rismarclk. N. ID.
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Appeal for Iabcrcrs to help hafv-
est grain crops In Red River valley
district aud through North Dakota
was issued by United states labor
service in Minneapolis.
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sn On AflcS MID nR1X

GUEST OF MISS MURPHY
Miss Blanche Baker Of Glendive.
Mont, 10 visiting Miss Gertrude MUIR
ply Of this city.
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HERE FROM CHRISTIANiA
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hoeft and two
children Of Christiania township
were shopping in the city yesterday.
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RETURN FROM DICKINSON

C. J. Lynch. deputy tax commits
sioner, and william NJ. Schantz, pub
lie accountant, returned from Dickin.
sor early ttis morning. They motor
Cd down yesterday on business.
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FASHIONS AID HEALTH

Bodied hair and short skirts as an
influence on the health Of women are
emphasized in the annual health re-
port Of the London County Councils
"Dame Fashion," declares the re-
port, "would appear 70 have taken
counsel with the Lady Hygeia. Form.
erly in many ways the vagaries OF
feminine modes struck deeply Ut the
roots of health and Slapped the vital
ity, especially Of girls and young
women. They dictated the compress
sion of vital organs and the lin,ita-
tion of freedom Of movement.
"The result was seen in malforma-
lions and diseases very prevalent in
the population. The disappearance
from the dress Of girls Of construct
ine devices such ss corsets and gar
ters has had very great effect in
improving both physique and heath IT,
4 review of the period from 1890
to 1926 shows the gradual decline IN
the death rate from 81 to 1000 in
1890 TO IL per 1000 in 1926.
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HERE from MOFFl1

~. and Mr.. H: p. AsselStine and
Mr.. Ed Adams and family Of M0ffit
are In tAs city today shopping.
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wEEK. END yrSITORS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Boucher Of New
England are in the city for week.
end visit. They will go on to tho
Minnesota lakes for two weeks va
cation.
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.NEnR fOnAY,

Ms. I'd Noeerty and Mrs: Ann j..
Nielsen q StefliAg are sDsndinS the
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News About
Women
WHERE WOMEN CAN'T SMOKE

WHERE WOMEN CAN'T SMOKE
New York--lR-Nom may be
seen smoking in almost all public
places in New York, but that liberty
is sometimes curtailed as soon as the
city limits arc passed. On one of
the principal railroads women who
invade the masculine precincts Of the
smoking car are politely but firmly
requested by the trainmcn to leave.
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HERE FROM MINNEAPOLIS
H, G. Grove is spending few days
in the. city on business. Mr.. Grove
Is . former resident Of Bismarck.
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MSITINC RELATIVES

WISH INV NEIlZA IVENo
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Slattery OF
Great Falls, Mont. former residents
Of Bismarck, are in the city visiting
relatives.
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RETURNS TO JAMESTOWN

Mrs. r. f. Stratx Of Jamestown,
who arrived in the city Monday to
undergo q minor operation at the
Bismarck hospital. has returned
home. She is sister-in-law Of Rev.
G. F. Strutx Of this city.
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VELVET FLOWERS

A girdle for canton crepe dress
NAV be made Of flat. round flowers IN
several shades, joined as links in
flat chain.
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HERE FROM CACKI.E
HERE YESTERDA,

MIR. and Mrs. A. +. Lchr Of Gacklc
are spending a few days in the city.
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IRISH FOLK DANCING

Dublin-LP)--Miss Elizabeth Bur-
chcnal, chairman of the American
Folk Dance Society. told the Rotary
Club in Dublin that her organization
was keen, to put, Irish dancing in the
forefront, Of the folk-dancing move
ment. She wants to bring Irish
dances to America and took spe-
cial course in Irish dances.
She said she never saw such JOY as
that expressed in Irish dancing. Ma
Tor Bryan Cooper, member Of the
Dali. advocated the establishment in
ireland of a Folk Dance Society to
cooperate with the Gaelic League.
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LrAvE FOR MICHIGAN

Mr.. and Mira. F. f. McGinmes and
family will lesve tomorrow for Bay
City, Mich.
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ENTERS HOSPITAL

Mrs. w. c. Mills entered the St.
Alexius hospital today to undergo an
operation for the removal Of her
tonsils.
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RETURNS FROM CITIES
L, Van Hook returned today from
the Twin Cities where he has been
on . business trip.
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Mrs. John Benz, Moffit, Miss Elma
NJ. Boucher, Regent, and Mrs. Wal
lace kycs Of Linton were in Bis
marck yesterday.
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Chats O'Lunber
VOL Bismarck, North Dakota, Aug. 49, 1926 No. Ii

Good citizens build
good homes, schools.
churches. and stores.
This makes good bust.
ness. and good busi.
ness makes > good
town.
A good lumbcrm an
is Il specialist a
building materials.
Before deciding on
the materials for your
proposed building Of
whatever kind, con-
suit your lumbcrman.
He can give you in
formation that saves
your money and yet
improves your build
ing.
Buy at home and
save trouble and time.
A man ordered some
rugs from a mail or
der house. The rugs
were out of stock.
After eight weeks he
became tired of wait
ing and wrote: DO
not ship rugs. We are
now dying of old age.
and where we are go
ing rugs are not used
unless they are as
bestOs. y
An Irishman in Ohio
ordered three suits Of
winter underwear by
mail and received u
stove. In notifying
the company of their
mistake he thanked
them for their appar-
ent good intentions in
trying to keep him
warm somehow.
Buy, ut home and
save time and worry
The new home Of
Fred Mile r, 81
Twelfth street, is soor
to be completed. Ths
house Is built from
good material, includ
ing insulation. Tn.
family has alread!
moved in. Philip Wei
senbergcr supervised
the construction.
"They are . vel
matched pair"
Indeed :"
"Yes, he shores an
she is deaf."
Fish Stoeleo
You can't tell. May
be . fish goes horn
and lies about the six
Of the bait. he stol
off the hook.
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RETURN HONE

NE CINIV IJVME
Miss Evelyn and Miss Marion Bar
ton Of BraddOck returned to their
home today after 4 several days visit
with friends in Bismarck.
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LEAVES

Miss Elizabeth Chaptn lett THIS
morning for her home in MinneapO-
lis after visit IN the city with Rev.
and Mrs. r. H. Davenport.
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RETURN FROM lakes
Mrs. Minnie Shuman and mother,
Mrs. Louis Larson, returned ycstcr-
day from a months visit in Bemidji.
Minneapolis and La Crosse, Wis.
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HERE FROM nRISCOrJ.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Anderson Of
Driscoll spent Friday in the city,
shopping and visiting friends.
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HERE ON BUSINESS

4. j. Rotxien Of llazcl.on was a
business visitor IN Bismarck ycstcr-
day.
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SHOPPING HERE
Nm. Orin Dutton. Of Drit&in wa
shopping - TIE city today.
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0uOppyNC IN BISMARCK

Mrs. Ralph Tollefson Of Washburn.
Mrs. Marie Ishmal Of Menoken and
Mrs. H. e. Peterson Of Hsselton were
among the out-of-town shoppers in
Bismarck yesterday.
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RETURN FROM VALLE

RETURN FROM VALLEY CITY !.
Miss Florence Wynkoop returned
last evening" from Valley City where
she has been attending the State
Teachers College.