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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-10-09
co. SUNDAY !
SCHOOLS TO CONVENE
Interesting Program Arranged For
Next Week Meet AT Bates
M. P. Next Week
OTHER MINISTERS TAKE PART

The Worcester County Sunday
School Convention will meet in Bates
Memorial M. P. Church, Snow Hill,
Md, Rev. George E. Brown, pastor,
on Tuesday next.
A number of specialists, including
Mrs. Irene Cudlipp, Rev. w. H. Best,
Col. Joseph H. Cudlipp, Mrs. Lillian
Mccormick, and Rev. Bruce MacDon-
aid have been engaged for conferences
or Sunday school work. Rev. WIS.
Kreger, Rev. Frank White, and Rev.
Charles P. Butler, will take part in
the devotional exercises and also in
the discussions. The officers are as
follows:
COUNTY OFFICERS
Hon. o. M. Shockley, president.
]. T. Sharpley, vice-president.
Miss Lottie Holston, statistical Sec
retary. ,& s.
w. P. Whaley, corresponding secre-
tary.
Mrs. E. F. Wilson, Children's Di-
vision superintendent. and Young Peo-
pics Division superintendent.
Rev. Charles p. Butler, Adult Di-
vision supt., and Teacher Training;
Horace Davis, Sabbath Observance.
Senator Orlando, Harrison, Honor
ary Member Executive Committee.
DISTRICT PRESIDENTS AND \
SECRETARIES
:Pocomole District R. r. Britting-
ham, president; Mrs. John H. Clarke,
secretary. -. ~
Stockton District4J. t.. Sharpley,
president; w. E. Ellis, secretary.
Snow Hill District- Harry w. Bow
en-, president; Miss Lottie Holston,
secretary. a
Berlin District-L. 7. Kitchen,
presidnt; Mrs. Everett McCabbe, Sec
retary.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-10-09

Rev. M. Colgate Daughtrey, rector
at Cape Charles, VISA guest at St.
Mury's rectory Tuesday and Wednes-
Ga; of this week. He and Rev. G. v
Bell visited the churches and rectors
at Princess. Anne and Salisbury.
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GRAND FORKS
WOMAN HEADS
B. P. W. CLUB
. Bismarck Woman Named Vice
prcSidcnt-I.Ocal Exhibit
- Wins Second Place


Mrs. Bcss Beatty Sherman of Grand
Forks was elected president Of the
RI mess aud Professional Women
clubs Of North Dakota at the. closing
session Of the state convention held
in Wilision. Other officers include
Mrs L.. II Sowlcs. bismarck. vice
presidents: Miss Cora Spriggs. Grand
Forks. corresponding secretary; Mrs,
T.. VI. Davis. Minot, recording srrrc-
tary; Miss Esther Gundcrson. Valley
City. treasurer. Regional directors
are Mrs. Minnie Il Mnrph" "f .Vamee
town and Mrs. Helen Swanson Of
Grafton
Delegates to the national convcn-
ton in Des Moines were announced
rs Mrs. Platte and Ella Budmicr Of
Fargo: lIcnricka Reach and Rose lIu-
her Of Bismarck. and Ruth Mahon Of
Grand Forks. Miss Mcdora Knox was
appointed to select distinctive dress
for North Dakota delegates ut Des
Moines. A resolution was adopted in.
structing the delegates to endorse
child welfare work and to vote
against the raising Of national dues.
Fargo Next Year
Fargo was selected as hostess to the
1927 convention.
Three hundred women were in at
tendance at the convention. including
80 visitors from the Sidney and Glen
dive clubs.
The exhibit Of club work of the
Bismarck club was given second
place. Grand Forks winning first. The
Bismarck exhibit consisted Of four
attractiveay arranged folioA the work
of Miss Esther Maxwell. These folios
we're arranged. to include clippings.
showing club activities and publicity
for the past year; the 1925 and 1926
numbers Of the state federation bull
letin. "The Gist Of It," kodak pictures
Of the club rooms and Of articles
| made in the handcraft class during
the past winter; and program, adver-
Using and press clippings Of the mu-
steal comedy, Don't Park Here"
Miss Henrietta Lund Of the North
Dakota Children's Bureau. Bismarck.
was one Of the speakers at the voca-
tional dinner Wednesday evening.
Miss Henricka Beach Of bismarck. ma
tional b. p. W. club vice president.
also had a part on the convention pro-
gram
Mrs. Myrtle !. Mckenna. state pres
| ident, who presided at the convention.
| urge the members to consider their
| experience in the business world a
valuable asset in all phases Of their
| lives
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l am showing today three wraps
believe to be real additions to the
wardrobe, from the point of lowell
ness and luxury as we'll as good sub
stantial wear.
Simplest in line and most gorgeous
in material is the paquin model--a
veritable vision Of rose and silver.
Silver roses are brocaded on a back
ground Of rose satin, and the scarf
is Of rose tinsel with deep cuffs to
match. A deeper shade Of rose satin
makes a charming lining. 1t wraps
simply and closely about the figure
and is held loosely in place or allow
ed to hang free.
The shirred model is from Chanel,
Of chiffon velvet soft as theepetals Of
a June rose. The color is most in
triguing-a subtle tan with silvery
| overtone. An pnsual effect is
achieved by steaming the pleats into
a ruching effect that looks like quilt
ing. but has none of its stiffness.
The lining is shell pink satin,s with
scarf of the satin that may be
wrapped about the throat or worn
quite loose.
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State University
Graduates Include
Four From Bismarck

Four Bismarck young people will
receive degrees from the University
of North Dakota this spring. Com.
mencement exercises will be held
Tuesday morning at 9:46 o'clock.
Miss Charlotte Logan, daughter Of
Mrs. Lucinda Logan Of Bismarck, will
graduate with the degree Of Bachelor
Of Science in Commerce. David Cook,
son Of Mrs. A. W. Cook Of Fifth
street, also receives o Bachelor Of
Science in Commerce degree.
Miss Rita Murphy, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. B. Murphy, will be grad.
uated with q degree of Bachelor Of
Arts, and Maurice Diebl, son Of Mr..
and Mrs F. r. Dfehl, will graduate
from the College Of Civil Engineer
ing, receiving a Bachelor OF Science
degree.
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New York, June 5.-Therc is real
Joy in selecting the summer wrap, be-
cause it is a sheer luxury.
Whereas the primary object Of a
coat is to add warmth, the summer
model is not purely unitarian. 1t is
the browning touch that completes
and glorifies the evening attire.
Instead Of the wrappy and volumi-
nous type that was once considered
correct, today's model is quite apt to
be a close little coat Of some gorgeous
material.
There are capes, to be sure, but
they keep the line. narrow and
straight. and they preserve the slen-
der silhouette at all costs.
TO the woman whose clothes ideals
must be realized with vigilant eye
on the pocketbook. ] advise simple
summer evening frocks Of chiffon.
and wrap sufficiently noteworthy
to add distinction and chic. Economy
can be reconciled with the frock to
better advantage than the cost.
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SPECIAL SERVICE
TO HONOR MEMORY
|OF REV. HOLMES

A memorial service for Rev. A. A.
Holmes. former pastor Of the FIRST
Baptist church here who died last
Saturday night at the Mounds PARK
'Sanitarum in St Paul. will he held
Sunday afternoon at ; o'clock at the
church with Rev. o. S. Jacobson. act
ing pastor Of the church. in charge.
The public is invited to the services.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Invocation. Rev. l. e. Monsoon.
Hymn. Audience.
Scripture reading. Rev. F. IL. Dav-
cnpOrt.
Selection. Gideon Chorus.
Prayer, Rev. w. +. Water.
Song. Choir.
Remarks. Rev. Water. chairman OF
the Bismarck Ministerial Association
Song. Gideon chorus.
Address. Rev. G. F. StrutZ.
Song. Choir.
Benediction. Rev. +. II. Davenport
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Cabot, always original, created the
other model with the queer little
apront front that ties so coquettishly
with bow. Here is delightful
color combination, the coat is Of
emerald green velvet, and the lining
is blue satin. The fur collar, always
flattering, is of tan opossum.
Coats for evening wear were never
so lovely before. They come in chif-
fons and delicate crepes, deliberately
banded or embroidered, or quite
plain. in taffeta, satin. and in all the
oriental brocades and printed fabrics.
Many Of the loveliest evening
gowns have their accompanying
wrap, Of the same material as the
gown, or in II contrasting material
lined with the same material as the
frock Often it is possible to work
out a scheme whereby one coat forms
an ensemble with two or more frocks
The ensemble idea, however. is for
the woman with a large wardrobe
The coats shown today would do SER
vice with any type of summer frock
and could see good. substantial wear
and still be delight to the eye.
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Manufacture of
SilyerWare Shown
in Window Display

has special display mt the Bonham
Brothers Jewelry store that is both
interesting !, .,'e., and educational .;t The
manufactured from the early stages.
through, the tracing Of tho design
To the buffihg and polishing of the
Finished product. Six pictures. show
ing the blanking Of the metal. grade
rolling, cutting out, striking, trim
ming. buffing and polishing are on
display and with each is an exhibit
of the silver IN it appears after the
process.
The Minuet design, ono of the old
est and best loved patterns in Ameri-
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DR.. r.. ]. O'Hara
Buys Practice of
DR.. C.. C.. Hibbs

DR.. T. J. OHara. who has been prac-
ticing dentistry in the Grand Forks
territory for the past l6 years. has
purchased the dental business OF Or.
c. c. Hibbs in Bismarck. located IN
the Lucas block. The deal was effec-
tive June and DR.. O'Hara is now IN
charge of the local offices. He is
graduate of Northwestern University
dental school, class Of 1909.
DR.. Hibbs. who has been practictng
dentistry here for the past 70 years,
is undecided as to future plans. For
the present. at least. he will travel
extensively.
Dr.. OHara will move his family to
bismarck in the near future. L
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Social and Personal
Mrs. N. O. Ramstad
Heads MinishOShe
Chapter, D. A. R.

Mrs. r. ]. Meyer entertained the
Minishoshe Chapter, D. A. R., at a
o'clock luncheon yesterday afternoon
ut the Country club. The tables were
prettily decorated with flowers.
After the luncheon the annual cleo
ton. of officers was held with the
following reAllts: Regent. Mrs. N.
0. Ramstad; first vice regent, Mrs.
w. s. Stratton; second vice regent,
Mrs. s. ID. Cook: recording secretary,
Mrs. q. K. Skeels; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. P. J. Meyer: treasur-
er. Mrs. G. F. Dullam: registrar, Mrs.
f. A. Thorberg; historian. Mrs. J. p.
French.
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ENTERTAINED FOR INDIAN GIRLS

ENTERTAINED FOR INDIAN GIRLS
Miss Minnie Nelson, entertained
Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock
at the Country club for the students
at the Indian school, the teachers.
and Superintendent and Mrs. L. B.
Dickinson. A musical program. which
included solos by Mrs. V. J. LaRose,
Miss Marjorie Best and by, a number
Of the Indian girls, was given. Games
were played and u refreshment
course served. About ten Bismarck
women assisted Miss Nelson. The
dining room was prettily decorated
with an abundance of spring flowers.
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jamestown Included
in Years Federal
Building Program

Washington, June 5. IP)-lmmcdi-
ate construction of So federal build
ings and purchase OF sites for lG ad-
,iiti0nal structures was decided on
today for the first years public
buildings program
Approval Of the decision, reached
by the Treasury and .post"!iice de
partment, must be obtained from
congress and AN appropriation Of
Sl2,5OO,O GO with which to start work
on the program this summer will be
asked. or this amount $4,000. 900 will
be for construction outside Of Wash
ington.
Cities where work on new buildings
would begin this summer include
jamestown, N. D.
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I. O. O. F. Ladies
Returned Yesterday
From Devils Lake

The drill team of the Ladies Aux.
iliary to the Patriarchs Militant, /. Q.
O. F., has returned from Devils Lake
where it was first place in com.
petition with the Devils Lake team
at the state meeting. The prize was
a beautiful silk American flag.
The ladies who compose the team
include: Mrs. r. G. Harrington, Mrs.
William Gagner. Mrs. A. Scharnows ski.
Mrs. ]. Flow, Mrs. Horace Meneffe.
Mrs. +. l.. Burdick, Mrs. Melvin
WEIGH, Mrs. Joe Maison, Mrs. H. En-
gen and Mrs. Ed McAdams. The
mems organizations have also re-
turned from the convention.
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Two Bismarck Men
1926 Graduates of
u. S. Naval Academy

Ensign Charles Moses, SON Of Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Moses, pig Park Ave-
nue., and Ensign Orlin Livdahl, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Livdahl, sl4
Avenue B, were graduated from the
United States Naval Academy at
Annapolis this spring and received
their diplomas at the CONNIE nee ment
exercises on Wednesday.
Ensign Moses and Ensign Livdahl
will remain at the Academy this sum.
mer to study naval aviation and will
probably be statioDed on the Pacific
coast this fall.
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gram to be given at the city auditor
lum Sunday afternoon, June Ii.
Very interesting courses in Bible
and mission study are being taught
under the direction Of capable teach
crs. Rev. l. G. Monsoon has been sub
stituting in Rev. Daniel Earl's classes
this week.
Rev. W. F.. Water gave the chapel
address this morning
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ArTEND SCHOOL, MEETING.

Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss Madge
Runsy and County Agent A. +. ME-
sen attended a meeting OF the Par
ent-Teacher association at the Sibley
Butte school, ID miles north OF Nc.
Kenzie, last night. Miss Nelson
spoke on the work Of the Parent
Teacher associations and outlined the
program for the organizations to take
up next season. Mr.. Miesen describe
ed the boys and girls club work,
preparatory to the Organization Of a
hoys' and girls club in the Sibiey
Butte school next fall.
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Information About
Road Conditions to
Be Given Tourists

Arrangements have been made
with the state highway commission
by a. ". Tracy. executive secretary
Of the National Parks Highway as
ISOLATION, which has it's offices in
Bismarck. whereby the commission
will furnish the highway association
at frequent intervals information
concerning the condition Of the vari-
Gus state highways in North Da.
kOta, and particularly rs to the con
dition Of the various dctours made
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can silverwear, is used. The Minuct
design was gotten from the design
on the furniture at an old tavern III
Alexandria, Va, where George Wash
ington stayed on various occasions.
The furniture is now in the Ameri-
can wing Of the Metropolitan Museum
Of Art
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VISITED BROTHER HERE

Miss Eva Weiand Of Hebron was in
the city this week for a short visit
with her brother and sister-in-law.
Ma and Mrs. J. j. Weiand. Miss
Weiand. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kleasy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Raidle of Hebron, was on her
way to Ohio for visit with rela-
tives. The party was motoring
through,
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Parents Urged to
Send Children to
the Bible School

( Attendance at the daily vacation
Bible school decreased from 23O yes
terday to 1896 today, Mrs. J. l.: Hughes
superintendent. said this afternoon.
Parents are urged to send their cnH-
dren to the school next week 80 That
they may take part in the public pro-
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VISITS SISTERS AT MINNESOTA
UNIVERSITY

Miss Esther Schultz, 81 Second
street, win leave tonight for Mime
apolis. Mimi, for a two weeks visit
with her sister, Miss Exene Schultz,
who will graduate next Tuesday from
the Minnesota University. The
Misses Schultz will visit friends at
Carleton College, Mortified. Mlnn.,
before returning to Bismarck.
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SURPRISE MRS. BUTLER

Members of the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Presbyterian church
s nsw hen. MR.: 10 West f Rssssr nst
evening and gave her a shower of
kitchen utensils and linen. At a
late hour refreshments were served
by the young people. The affair was
in the nature Of house warming.
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TO VISIT IN MADISON

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Liebole and
daughter, Annette, will leave tonight
for Madison, Wis. where they. will
visit relatives. Mrs. Liebole (Sarah
Cold will 20 on to Chicago, New
York and other eastern markets on
a buying trip.
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r T. CO.'S TO GLENCOE

The Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor will, meet at the church Snn-
day at 2 o'clock to drive to Glencoe
and help in the organization OF =
Christian Endeavor there. There Will
be no meeting Of the organization az
the church here tomorrow.
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HERE FROM WILTON

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schmidt o: Wiz
ton were In the city today on bust
ness. They were accompanied by a
number Of the Wilton teachers who
were leaving Bismarck today for
heir homes.
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necessary along the way by road inn
provemcnt work.
The National Parks Highway as
ISOLATION will bulletin this road con-
dition data to its various informa-
ton bureaus along the route OF the
highway, where it will be impaired 7"
inquiring tourists.
The service relating especially to
the detours which must be used will
be of great value to the tourists. Mr.
Tracy says, as they will be able to
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ERnM WASHRllRN

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robinson Of
Washburn were in the city yesterday
on business. Mr.. Robinson returned
home last evening but Mrs. Robinson
entered the st. Alexius hospital for
treatment.
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MOTOR TO YELLOWSTONE PARK
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kunkel ana
children, John and Lunne, accompan-
led by Mr.. Kunkels. cousin, MISS Nto-
let Kunkel, will leave tonignt py
car for three weeks vacation AZ
the Yellowstone National Park.
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CHEST AT DAVENPORT HOME

GUEST At DAVENFC1KT VJJNE
Mrs. Elizabeth DuckwOrth of Pasa-
dena, Calf, who is on her way to-
Pawtucket, r. J., is q guest for few
DAYS of Rev. and Mrs. +. H. Daven-
port at the Episcopal Rectory on Man
dan avenue
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yNDERGOES SERIOUS OPERATION
Clare Register, deputy county
t,easnrer. was taken to the Bismarck
hosnital last night with an attack Of
acmtc nppendicitis. He was operated
upon during the night and his condi-
: ton is very serious today.
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REV. JAMES At UNDERWOOD
Rev. Harry James, evangelist, was
in the city today en- route to Under
wood where he will conduct meetings
for two weeks.
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obtain from the highway commits
sIons information Il Ialfiy accurate
idea of what to expect on such roads.
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co TO GRAND FORKS

Mrs. Lucinda Logan and daughter
Mrs. NJ. G. Ward, left today for
Grand Forks to attend the commence.
ment week program.
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uIcIrEn An HOMES HOME

VISITED AT JONES HOME =.
David Thomas. superintendent
the Indian school at Wahpeton. mas
rntnrned home after a short visit in
bismarck with his uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Jones. Gil Fifth
street.
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LEAVES FOR MASSACHUSETTS
Miss Eva Noble. teacher at the Fort
Berthhold Mission, has gone to
Springfield, Mass, for her vacation.
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CHEST OF SISTER

Miss Mabel Samuelson OF Under
wood will return home tomorrow
evening after q several days. visit IN
Bismarck with her sister, Miss Irene
Somuelson.
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HERE FROM VAN HOOK
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Schefveland of
Van Hook, N. D., are spending few
days in Bismarck, visiting and shop
ping.
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VISITS FRIENDS HERE

Miss Irene C. Coster Of New salem
Is spending the weekend in Bis
marck with friends. Il
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GOVERNOR LEAVES ON TKlF
Governor. A. G. Sorlie left yester:.
day on business trip to Grand
Forks. from where he will 60 TO
Winnipeg, Canada. He will be gone
about two weeks.
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RYYSrNESS TRII

BUSINESS TRIP
Miss Minnie Nelson went to Steele
Yesterday and today is in MeCiusky
IN husiness connected with the
schools at those places.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
Ingvald Loe Of Mott Il. In the city
today on business.
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FROM HALLIDAY
Miss Esther Olafson, Halliday, is
shopping and visiting in Bismarck
over the weekend.
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vapo Carpet and Uphol.
stery Cleaners. Phone 1913.
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,,>,nrpwr1,T OPERATION

UNDERWENT OPERATION Z
Miss Anne Soderquist Of Bismarck
underwent an operation at the st.
Alexius Hospital Thursday and Is re-
rorted today as getting along nicely.
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MOTOR TO KANSAS CITY :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kris Kje!strup anu
SON, Marvel, left. today BY car iof
Kansas CieyMo.. where Marse' va"
receive medicAf treatment.
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ENTERED HOSPITAL
Charles Packard Of Shields u. D.,
entered the st. Alexius hospital yes
terday for treatment.
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BUSINESS VISITOR
H. o. Pearce Of Mott is transact
ing business in the city today.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Morris an
nounce the birth Of q SON at the St.
Alexius hospital this morning.
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HERE FROM MCKENZIE
Mrs. B. r. Coons Of Mckenzie was
shopping in. Bismarck yesterday;