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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-26
Richard to Talk
Fight Plans Over
With Commission

Hot Springs. Ark. May 26-tP) =
Tex Richard and the New York box
ing commission will confer next We'd
nesday in regard to the formers
plans for title bout for Jack Demp-
sey. heavyweight titlisit. according
TO statement made by E.ckard here
last night
II uniformed the commission that
within 30 days | hoped TO be able to
lay before them my plans. and when
/ reach New York. | will do So" Rick
ard said. 81 will not leave Hot
Springs until next Monday night.
Dempsey will arrive here Friday and
! want to wait over and pass few
days with his here" Richard said
the champion would probably remain
here two weeks.
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Lenglen and Wills
May Meet on June 2

Paris. May 26.--tp)- There is n
strnngy possibility that the second
meeting between the two queens Of
the tennis world Suzanne Lenglen
and Helen Wills--will occur in the
finals Of the international hard court
championships which begin June 2.
While no definite announcement
has been made that Mile. Lenglen has
rec6nsidcred her first decision not to
play in the singles in any tourna-
mont until Wimbledon, her health
has. Improved so rapidly in recent
weeks that she again is ready to en-
ter the lists. Her long rest has so
improved her game that her name
probably will be included in the draw
for the international event which
viii Sc announced tonight or tomor-
xou.
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MANDAN NEWS


The American Athletic Cirls. trav-
cling baseball team, will meet the
Mandan team Friday evening at $3.50
at the fair grounds. The travccing
team is made up Of many we'll known
players and a first class game is an
ticipated.
The annual farm boys cncampment
for Morton and Grant county young
,sters will be enlarged this year to
Include Rurleigh county boys. it was
announced yesterday by R. c. New
conner. Morton county agent. The
dates have been fixed as the week of
June % to July 3. Inquiries concern
ing the camp should be addressed TO
County Agent A. r. Mtesen, Bismarck;
Theodore Martell,s Carson; or R.. G.
Newcomer. Mandap. The camp will
be held at thefair grounds in Mandan
and the usual fee Of $Srfor the week
will be charged. Farm boys between
the ages of IL and 20 are eligible
Baseball. swimming and sport
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5000 Expected at
B. p. w. G.. Convention

The presidents of the twenty eight
clubs in the Iowa Federation of the
Business and Professional Womcn's
Clubs will act as official hostcsscs at
the national convention of the organ
izatf0n, which will be held in Dcs
Moines, July IL to 1G.
With them win serve the presi-
dents Of the Fcderations in the eight
Mississippi Valley states, Illinois,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-26
692 Golfers Seek
MacFa rlane's Crown

New York, May &c R Willie
MacFarlanc's American open gox
crown is sought by 692 players this
year, 162 Of whom will participate in
the championship proper at the Scioto
Country Club, Columbus; Ohio, July
8. 3 and 10.
Fourteen districts will take care Of
quail fications June IA and the frs.
30 to finish at Worcester. Mass. q
saf be e;esSae PSo 5 ssa
The Chicago district hos li3 en-
trants wbile New York is only six be-
hind. Chicago has been eblotted 10
places and New York 10 in the finals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-26
SUPREME COURT |
FROM WELLS COUNTY

In the Matter of Ole Simonson, Peti-
toner.
!. An order denying an application
for writ Of habcas corpus is not
appcalablc. following Marruth vs..
Taylor. s n. D. l66. II y. w. 81.
2. Treating the appeal Thy stipula-
ton on The argument) as an original
application for a writ in the Supreme
Court. the proceeding is in all things
controlled on the merits by, in Re.
Pfann, 206 n. w. $50. and the applica-
ton must be denied.
(Syllabus by the coult.)
From the district court Of Wells
county, Hon. J. A. Coffey, Judge.
WRIT REFUSED.
Opinion of the court byyJohnson. J.
W. Il. Matthaei. Fessendcn, n. D.,
ATTORNEY for Petitioner.
]. j. foungblood, Fcssendcn, n. d.,
Attorney for Respondent
OF eight Londoners who had made
a promise to meet at the steps of St
Paul's cathedral go years aftcrward
and sing "Auld Lang Syne." four
kept their word recently. Three were
dead and the other disappearcd
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FIGHT RESULTS

Miami, Fla. Gcnaro Pine. Havana.
defeated Patsy Crawford, Saginaw
Mich, t1O.
New York. Duane, New York,
won on foul from Joe Click, Brook
lyn Co..
Denvcr.-Sailor Carter, Los Angc-
les lightweight. won a decision from
Jack Kane, Chicago ca.
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Temperatures and
Road Conditions


(Mercury readings at Z .. my
Bismarck-Clcar, "a: roads good.
St. Cloud--Cloudy, GO; roads good.
Minot-Clear, Sc; roads good.
Fargo--Clear. 81; roads good.
Mankato--Cloudy, IS; roads good.
transformations, &c; roads good.
Mandan-Clea 6S; roads good.
Rochester--Clear. ca; roads fair.
Winona Raining. 70; roads good.
,Duluth-Cloudy. 40: roads good.
Grand Torks-Clear, So; roads
good.
Hbbing Cloudy, SO; roads good.
The metric system Of measures has
been adopted in the last five years by
Russia, Poland, Latvia. Estlfonia, Lii
lthuania, Greece, Japan, Siam and
Persia,
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will feature the amusement program.
Visits will be made to the expert
,mcnt station, the state training
school, the state penitentiary and the
state capitol. Contests in Judging
corn and livestock will be held again
this year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-26
cd Francis Ouimet Of Boston by one

cd Franc1S OulMet OF B0St0h Dy ono
up.
student who has played for oxford,
land 2 and /. Michael Scott defeated
b. H. Kyle, who yesterday eliminated
Roland Mackenzie Of Washington.
The match ended on the 18th green.
/, Bobby Jones won his afternoon
match from H. II. Dickson Of Glass
gov. and 3. q
In his afternoon match, Jesse Gull
ford Of Boston, defeated Angus HAM
hrO two I'D.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today
Milwaukee at St. Paul.
MINNEAPOLIS at Kansas City.
Louisville at Toledo.
indianapolis at Columbus.
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
No others scheduled.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Riots and bloodshcd develop in Po-
tional assembly presidential elections.
says: well sec what we do when
we come to it,
French announce they will not heed
armisticc request from Abd-El-krim
and have penetrated heart of Riffian
mountain stronghold.
Twenty-cight Of Philippine con-
stabulary arc charged with murder
and robbery after killing. Of four
civilians and Wounding If ~ in San
Fernando dance hall brawl.
Vote for increased wages is an
nounccd BY railroad engineers and
fircmen ut Cleveland; chiefs will
meet June 2 to consider demand.
Chicago Judge refuses to pass on
sanity Of Russell Scott and orders
jury impanclled to do it.
Asquith and Lloyd George in let
tcrs criticize each other about the
general strike.
william Bauer. St. Paul attorney,
was found guilty of first degree
forgery at St. Paul and sentenced to
20 years minimum in states prison.
F. P. Bennett of La Moure was
elected president of fourth district,
North Dakota Bankers association.
Senator Nyc of North Dakota sent
challenge from Washington to l.. B.
Hanna of Fargo to declare his posi-
ton on world court.
Robert Eidsvold, vice president of
Minnesota central creamery company,
was arrested on indictment contain
ing six counts. including grand lar
ccny, and was arraigncd ut New
Tim.
N. j. Mulligan. St. Paul, was elect
cd state deputy by Minnesota Knights
of Columbus, meeting at st. Cloud,
and Austin was chosen for next meet.
ing.
Minot.-Young Cow of Minot will
face Frank Hosna of Grand Forks in
the lO-round hcadlincr of boxing
card here Friday. Johnny Compton
of Minot will meet Red Harrington of
Outlook, Mont. and Herman Ratslaff
Of this city will oppose Kid Cronck
Of Estevan, Sask.
EACH IN ,rr1uN
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NOT POSSIBLE

NOT POSSIBLE
First actress: When came on the
stage the audience simply sat there,
open mou thed.
Second actress: Oh. nonsense!
They never all yawn at oncc.-To-
ronto Goblin.
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Latzo's victory. while Justly earn.
cd, came as one OF the biggest up
sets the ring game has known in
years. Walker entered the arena a
to | favorite. having easily whipped
LatzO in a previous meeting.
But the 3-ycar-old mine worker
was IA tougher customer on this &C.
casion and by making whirlwind
finish deprived the clever Mickey Of
his much-cherishc laurc!s
La;zo has been fighting profess
sionally for six years, during which
time he has climbed the ladder Of
pugdom slowly but steadily. He's a
big favoritc around the mining sec.
ton Of Pennsylvania as was attcstcd
the Sunday before the battle when
prayers were offered up in several
churches of the Wyoming valley Nor
Pete. success in the Walker bout.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Omaha s; Denver II.
Wichita II: Tulsa "a.
st. Joseph 1; Oklahoma City A.
(Others not scheduled.)
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Games Today
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
pitts burgh at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia
brooklyn at New York.
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EACHIN TrrRN

EACH IN TURN
Dear mel" exclaimed Mark Twain.
II wish had said that"
"Why don't you, Mark?" drawlcd
Whitclaw Reid. "Choatc did!"-Ja-
pan Advertiser.
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Yesterdays Games

NATIONAL. LEAGUE
First Game
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-26

'hurdt ana y NCll, Han
,niie!d and Snyder.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-18

activities, H. A. McNutt, county farm
agent said here today.
Instead of wheat and flax only,
Mckenzie county farmers now are
finding il profitable to grow pota-
toes, sugar beets. beans. peas, alfal-
ia and sweet clover. The wheat and
flax acreage Of the county is increas-
ing too. but not in proportion to
other crops. The reason. McNutt
explains, is that much new land is
being developed. Thousands Of acres
once given over to wheat and flax
now are in other crops and farmers
are finding Improbable.
Much Livestock Raised
Livestock raising also is increasing
rapidly, McNut. said. and farmers in
his district are raising more cattle.
hogs. sheep and poultry. This is the
result OF greatly increased acreage
or alfalfa. sweet clover and corn.
The development of the comfy is
shown by the fact that, despite in.
crcases in heretofore neglected crops,
the wheat acreage also has increased
$4,000 acres in 1926.
A total of rs quarter sections of
land have been sold in the last wear
mostly to old settlers. There have
been few new ones. With a rood
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-18
BISMARCK ENTRANTS TAKE SIX FIRSTS.
One SECOND AND TWO THIRDS IN FIRST
MVlTATIONAL SCHOOL music CONTEST

Winning six first prizes, one see
ond. and two thirds, and placing in
seven OF the eight events, Bisn,arcL
high school emerged victorious from
the first invitational high schoo'
music contest held here in year. The
contest. sponsored by the Thursday
Musical club of Bismarck, was held
at the city auditorium Saturday with
entrants from the Mandan high
school, Mandain Training school. Un-
derwood, Wing. McClusky, Washburn,
Wilton. Ashley. New Leipzig, Garr-
son. Fort Yates. New Salem and Bis-
marck taking part.
About 300 individuals took part in
tho contest. Following is "a list of
winners in each of the eight events.
Piano Solo
First~-Dorothy Maercklein, Ashley.
Second-Rucll Quain. bismarck.
Third Mabel Aaherg. Bismarck.
Honorable Mention - Francis
Nuesslc, Bismarck.
Vocal Solo
First-Ethel Childc. Bismarck.
Second Rose Weber, Wing.
Third-LcO Regnicr, Wilton
Honorable Mention Marian Sandin.
Bismarck.
Instrumental Solo
First-Sidney' Rigler, cornet, Ris-
marck.
Second-Opal Harvey. <axophonc.
Wing.
Third--Anthony Faber. clarinet,
Bismarck.
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Bridge Luncheon
and Dinner Given
r.
at La Rose Home

Or. and Mrs. v. ]. LaRose enter
: tanned Saturday evening at dinner
at the Country club for the Quain
and Ramstad clinic members and
their wives. A four course dinner
was served. Bridge ut the LaRose
home followed, honors going to Mrs.
l.. i. Quain and Dr. L. W. Larson,
The dinner table was beautifully
decorated with yellow roses, daffodils
and lilies.
Mrs. i.aRose was hostess to six
tables at bridge luncheon last
Thursday, Mrs. S. w. Corwin and
Mrs. John Sullivan of Mandan win
ming honors. Out-of-town guests in
cluded Mesdames William Simpson,
G: Il: Bingenheimer, A. Nichols, J.
w. Hintgen, John Sullivan, J. Nc
Donald, ]. p. Hess. J. II. Newton,
and W. H. Stutsman, all of Mandan.
Daffodils decorated each table.
Mrs. LaRose was assisted by Mrs.
r. T. Quain, Mrs. Hintgen and Mrs.
T. E. CayOu,
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Small Vocal Group

Small Vocal Group
First Male quartet, Mandan train
ing school.
Second-Duct, Underwood
Third Trio. New Leipzig.
String Solo
First Wilma Olson Bismarck.
Glec Club or Chorus
First Girls Glec club. Bismarck.
Second Girls Glcc club. Mandan
high school.
Third Boys Glcc club. Mandan
training school
First Juvenile concert. band. Bis
marck.
Second Boys band, Underwood.
Orchestra
First Bismarck high school.
second Mandan high school.
Mrs. +. u. Rose, Mrs. Herman
Schcffcr. Bismarck; and Miss Helen
House of Mandan were Judges al the
preliminary contest held at o'clock
N the morning. Mrs. c. T.. Cross,
Dawson; r. Mrs. r. II. Griffin. Man
dan and Mrs. F.. ID. Rose, Bismarck.
we're judges at the final contest.
Cups and medals were donated by
the following firms: Lucas com
pany, Webb Brothers. Mandan Music
shop. Bismarck Music shop. First Ma
tional bank. Hoskins- Meyer.
The meet. the first in several wears
here. was regarded as a complete sue
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IT HAS. LASTED
bismarck People Must Believe Such
Convincing TestimOney AZ Mrs.
S(einmetz's.

No ono in Bismarck who suffers
bachache. headaches, dizziness. rheu-
matte pains or distressing urinary
ills can afford to ignore this twice
told story Of a Bismarck resident. It
is confirmed testimony, telling of
lasting benefit from Doan's Pills
q stimulant diuretic to the kidneys.
It's evidence that no man or woman
in Bismarck can doubt.
Mrs. II. Steinmctz, 1l3 Second St.,
Bismarck. says: u used couple Of
boxes Of Doan's Pills, from the Len
hart Drug Co. and they rid me of a
severe, dull aching through the small
of my back. had been annoyed for
some time with lamencss and sore
ness through my loins and II tired
and feeling. got no relief until
| used Doan's Pills."
NINE YEARS LATER, Mrs. Stein.
metz said: "rhe relief Doans Pills
gave me has been permanent"
GOc, at all dealers. Foster Mil
burn CO., Mfrs, Buffalo. N. " Adv.
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Accident Causes
Death of EmplOye
on Sioux Co. Road

Mandan, N d.. May l8-t4)--John
Stcmper, aged about 50. . teamster
employed by STEPHENS Brothers, st.
Paul road building firm. on construc-
ton of new federal aid road from
Cannon Ball to Fort Yates. in Sioux
county, died 90 minutes after an ac-
cident Monday afternoon when-she was
pinned beneath an overturned dump
wagon and a lever penetrated his alb
domen. The body will be taken 10 st.
Paul where he has a son living.
FROM MENOkEN
Mrs. Otto Dorman Of MenOken
spent Monday in Bismarck.
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FORMER MINNESOTA OFFICIAL.
~ lEDE

Tom Frankson, former lieutenant
governor of Minnesota, is spending
the day in Bismarck. the guest Of
Price Owens. Mr.. Frankson and
Mr.. Owens drove to Emmons county
this morning to transact business.
Mr.. Frankson will return to his home
in st. Paul tonight,
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GUEST HERE

Mrs. George Prenovost Of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, is in bismarck for a
short visit en- route to Tacoma,
Wash, where she will be the guest
of relatives for sometime. While in
Bismarck Mrs. Prenovost is guest
at the home of Mrs. John Maassen.
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: MOTORS TO ST. CIOIYD

wv oNo ~ 81. SLoCl
Fred Peterson of the Grand Pacific
hotel drove to st. Cloud, Mimi, Sun
day to visit Mrs. Peterson, who has
been there for several weeks. Mrs.
Peterson was called to st. Cloud by
the illness of her parents, who are
now improving.
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ATTENDS GLASS REUNION

M E9NOo V'I1ASoC NEUNIVN
DR.. v. J. LaRose left Sunday night
for Minneapolis to attend the reunion
Of the class of 1902, Minnesota Uni
versity, of which he is member.
DR.. LaRose will also attend the med
ical meeting in st. Paul at which DR..
f. p. Quain is reading a paper.
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ENTER PLAYMAKER CONTEST

A group of Bismarck high school
students. accompanied by Miss Doro.
thy Dakin, left this morning for
Grand Forks where they will take
part in the state contest Of Junior
Playmaker societies. Those in the
party included William Smith, Ron
aid Mcintyre, Edna Dean Best. Eliza
beth Butler and Simon Miller.
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cess. The skin, stage presence and the
general musicianship of the contest
ants was surprising and augurs well
for the musical development Of the
state. 1t is hoped TO make this an
annual affair.
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MARRIED IN CENTER

Mrs. Winona Wclters, Bismarck
and G. S. Craven, Menoken, were
united in marriage Saturday at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. L.
J. Whittig, ut Center. The couple
have gone to Menoken where they
will hake their home.
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EASTERN STAR MEETING

EASTERN STAR MEETINC
The Eastern Star will meet tonight
at 8 o'clock ut the Masonic Temple.
Numbers by the Bismarck mems
quartet will be feature Of the social
program which will follow initiation
services. Refreshments will be
served. =
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PRESENT PLAY IN MANnAN

PRESENT PLAY IN MANDAN
The A. 0. U. w. lodge Of Bismarck
will present the play, Mr.. Bob Civ
en- recently ut the st. Mary's school
auditorium. in Mandan Thursday
Mnndan A. O. Z. w.
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Z GRADUATES FROM ST. BENZ
nICTN

Cards have been received in Bis
march, announcing the graduatio,
Of Miss Marcelle LaRose from St
Benedict's Academy, st. Joseph
MIMI, on May IS.
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Emitted number Of Hart
Schaffner & Marx Sport Coats
at greatly reduced priccs.-
HarriS-RObertsOn.
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ATTEND DENTAL CONVENTION
DR.. r. s. Towne and DR.. L. E.
Huschka of the Rawlings and Towne
dental clinic, left this morning for
Grand Forks where they will attend
the state convention of dentists in
session there this week.
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Dance to the Dixie Jazz
Boys, Wednesday, May 10, at
Moran's farm. Yellow Cab
taxi service, Csc one way.
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SHOPPING; HER

SHOPPING HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lghtbody Of
Hazen were shopping in the city
yesterday.
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MANY KINDS
CROPS GROW IN
MCKENZIE CO,
Crop Failures Caused Farm
ers to Diversity, Says
the County Agent

Watford City, N. D., May 49, UP)
Grim necessity which came in the
wake of crop failures forced Mckcn-
zie county farmers to diversity their
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ITO Avenue ID, have gone to Beach for
a six weeks' visit with Mrs. Arness'
mother.
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Is AT HOSPITAL

Is AT TIOSPTTAL
Mrs, Carl IngnAen of Belficld is
convalescing at the Bismarck hospi-
tai, following an operation.
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ON BUSINESS

ON BUSINESS
August Wcstcrman of Regain was
business visitor in BISMARCK yes
terday.
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PICNIC IN MANnAN

ANAVIN I4V Nh ANOAN
Members of the Woman's club held
picnic luncheon yesterday noon at
the Chautauqua park in Mandan. The
affair was the last meeting Of the
year for the club.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
George A. Bangs of Grand Forks
was in Bismarck yesterday on bust
ness.
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Social and Personal
L. T. L. PARTY

About 40 members of the L. T. l..
were entertained Friday evening at
a party at the Baptist church.. The
evening was spent in playing games,
singing. and rally cries. Miss Ethel.
wynn Schnfer, winner in recent con-
test received an l.. 7. L. pin. Mrs.
J. L. Hughes was assisted by Mrs.
Sara West Ankenmann, Mrs. L. W.
Smith and Mrs. w. +. Reynolds in
serving.
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ENTERTAINED AT BREAKFAST
Miss Elizabeth Pfeffer entertained
q number of girls, members of the
graduating class of the Bismarck
high school, at breakfast Sunday
morning.
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RETIRNS ERnM VACATI0N

KEI Rms FKUM VACATIUN
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Lloyd Lillestrand
returned last night after spending
two weeks vacation ut Minot, Bot
tineau and the Turtle Lake noun
tains.
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HERE EPOu uAzE

HEKE FKUM HAVEN
Mrs. Roy Seibcrt and Mrs. J. d.
Rohrer Of Hazcn are shopping in
Bismarck this week.
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WEEKEND VISIT IN BISMARCK
: Amy, Grace and Walter Fahigren
of Washburn spent the weekend in
Bismarck. guests Of their brother, j..
Elmer Fahlgren.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-18
GOES TO GRAND FORKS

The Juvenile band will leave
Thursday morning for Grand Forks
to take part in the state contest. The
band will st'I at jamestown and
Valley City ofgive concerts en- route
to Grand Forks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-18

PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rrasseur, Bis.
marck, announce the birth of q
daughter last evening Mt the St
Alexius hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-18

CURRENT EVENTS CLUB TO MEET
The last meeting Of the year for
the Current Events club will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock in
the home of Mrs. Alfred Zugcr on
Thayer Avenue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-18

ENTERED HOSPITAL
Mrs. Peter Christensen of New
Salem entered the Bismarck hospita
yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-18
ATTENDS COUNTY AUDITORS
cnNvrNTInM

Frank Johnson. auditor of Bur-
leigh county, has gone to Dickinson
where he will attend the state con.
vention Of county auditors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-18

The Misses Ruth and Esther Fish
or, accompanied by their brother,
Adolph Fisher, are spcndingt few
days in the city with friends.