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Library Notes

number Of new books are ready
for distribution today, according u
Miss Pauline Rich. city librar,an. The
list follows:
Adult Fiction
BindlOss. "Cross Tails" Two
young men from a sinking yacht are
rescued by ship which turns out
to be Il boo.lcgger carrying liquor TO
the Jersey coast. They are saved
from drowning only to find them
selves prisoners of the bootlcEgc:s.
4 fight in the dark when they lard
is but the beginning Of a series Of
thrilling adventures.
Brown. 1.-THE Mysteries Of Ann"
Ann Hale, New England spinster Of
sixty, who has developed q passion
for mystery stories, thinks that il
she were a murderer she could cover
her tracks far more cleverly than the
villains of whom she reads. SO when
her skinflint cousin Jason is suduc II :
~ killed, suspicion falls upon Ann,
and the story tells how she carries
through her mystery with q high
hand and a joyous imagination.
Erskine. "The Private Life oil Hel.
en- Of Troy" Helen's life after her
return home from Troy is made the
subject Of satire in with Helen's
own views are shown to be astonish-
.ingly modern" while Menela0s and
HermiOnc IRE conservatives.
Glasgow. "Barren Ground" This
is the story Of o girl who lived amid
the broom sedge fields Of Virginia.
The South, SO familiarly pictured in
fiction as . land Of colonels, old
mansions and delicate r0mances, is
here shown to be country peopled
by farmers who live lives as real as
any in our great cities or on our wide
Western prairies.
Johnston. The Slave Ship" A
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-rcw historical novel of Colonial vir-
ginia and the cighteenth-century
slave Enthusiastically the transport
ling Of the negroes to America.
King. THE High Forfeit" After her
clopemcnt With humble bank clerk,
Theo leaves the luxury Of Long Is
land estate for a Brooklyn apartment
where she does her own work and
faces the small economies of poverty.
How she stands the test makes the
story.
Lincoln. THE Missing Initial" At
the books opening the heroine, re-
\ porter on one Of the big newspapers
Of Washington, sees from her apart
ment window man stabbed in the
hack in another apartment across the
courtyard. She works with the de-
tectives and plays a leading part in
The final solution Of the mystery.
O'Higgins. Julie Cane" A study
Of the influences that nodded the
'haractcr Of Julie Cane. It is not
in her. however, that interest centers.
but in her father. the shy unsuccess-
full grocer.
Quick. "'i'hc Invisible Woman"
The third story in the trilogy of
which "Vandemark's Folly" and "The
hawkeye" were the first two.
Walpole. 1.-THE Old Ladies'" The
story Of three 7O-year olds whom lat, !,
.nrew together on the top floor of y
rckety old house. Their reactions on
one another and the tragedy that en-.
tered their lives make the story.
Wilson. "The Kenworthys." The
author Of 1.-THE Able McI.aughlins."
the winner Of the Pulitzer prize for
1923. has written y story Of modern
American life in "The Kenworthys."
Books For Boys aud Girls
+ Burnett. "The Secret Garden"
thase. Girl from :he Big Horn
Country"
ra,rs.ar. "Memoirs Of a London
Doll"
Raspe. "Tales from Munchausen."
Rocks For Little Childfen
Craik. "Bow-wow and New New. "
Lindsay. Bobby and the Big
Road"
4 Books About Science
z Adams. "Harper's Electricity Book
tsfcr Boys"
Collins. Book Of Stars"
Mathews. Book Of Birds for
Young People,"
Smith. Number Stories Of Long
Ago"
Book Of Poetry
Stevenson. "Child's Garden of
Verses"
Rocks About Famous People
Antin. "The Promised Land"
Bachman. Great Inventors and
their Inventions
Eggleston. "Stories Of Great Amer
leans"
Books About History
Kingsley. "The Story Of Captain
Meriwethcr Lewis and Captain Will
liam Clark"
Baldwin. Fifty Famous Stories
Retold."
Legends and Fairy Stories
Brown. "In the Days Of Giants
Mabie. Morse Stories"
Warren. king Arthur and his
Knights"
Warren robin Hood and his
Merry Men,"
Rocks Of Travel
Borup. .TenderfoO. with Peary."
Macdonald. "Our Little Canadian
Cousin"
Book AbOat Our Government
Haskin. 1.-THE American Govern
-
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Mrs. r. E. Potter
Honor Guest Friday
at Surprise Party

Mrs. r. E. Potter was honor guest
at . surprise party Friday evening
which celebrated her birthday ami.
versary. About Is guests gathered
ut the Potter home and spent The
evening informally, dancing, cards
and games being the diversions.
Mrs. Potter was presented with a
gift. A luncheon was served at the
conclusion Of the evening. Garden
flowers were uaed as decorations.
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Social and Personal
Mr.. and Mrs. Light
Honor Guests Sunday
at Farewell Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. f. Howard Light, who
are leaving the first Of next month
for Detroit, Mich, to make their
home. were honor guests at q fare
we'll party given BY members Of the
Anniversary club Sunday evening. A
four course dinner was served At the
Grand Pacific hotel .. 9 o'clock. Sew
eral shades Of yellow, ranging from,
pale tints to deep orange, were used
in the table decorations.
After dinner bridge was played nj
the Light home. There were five
tables in play, honors going TO Mrs.
Light and G. 8. Fossum. Mr.. and Mrs.
Light were each presented with IN
at4rnc.ivA gift.
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Mesdanes .Jansonius
and Shafer Joint
HOstesses Saturday

A profusion Of cut flowers in yell
low and white formed an attractive
setting for the bridge luncheon given
Friday by Mrs. Fred Jansonius and
Mrs. George Shafer at the formers
home. The guests were seated at
quartet tables
After the luncheon six tables Of
bridge played, Mrs. v. J. Hunter and
Mrs. X. J. kamplin winning honors.
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vereeTy. ABOUT 20 guests gathered
ut the Potter home and spent The
evening informally, dancing, cards
and games being the diversions.
Mrs. Potter was presented with
gift. A luncheon was served at the
conclusion Of the evening. Garden
flowers were used as decorations. :
ATTENDS CONVENTION IN COL.
ORADO
George Kremer left Sunday morn
ing for the twenty first anniversary
convention Of the Lincoln National
Life Insurance company Of Fort
Wayne, Ind. Mr.. Kremer will board
the compAnyis special train at Chi
cago for y ten day Rocky Mountain
trip. He will make the ascent Of
Pixies Peak and visit the Garden Of
the Gods at Colorado Springs and will
spend several days in the Rocky
Mountain national park near Denver.
INJURED NAN AT LOCAL HOSPr-
tai
Harris Robinson, Washhurn. sur
veyor and superintendent of high
ways, is Mt the Bismarc hospital re-
cuperating from injuries received a
week ago when he was ut work on
new grade west Of Washburn. He
was knocked unconscious, suffered
broken collar bone and had several
ribs torn loose when lever on ono
Of the graders slipped and struck him
= violent blow across the chest. He
is reported to be getting along as
well rs could be expected.
GOES TO MICHIGAN
Miss Henricka Beach, accompanied
by her mother, who has been visiting
here during the summer, left Satur-
day for Ann Arbor, Mich, where Miss
Beach will be her mothers guest for
two weeks.
CLUB TO MEET
The Current Events club will hold
the first meeting of the year We'd
nesday afternoon at O'Clock at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Burton, 2l9 Third
street.
WAR MOTHERS TO MEET.
The War Mothers will meet tomor-
row afternoon ut 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Henry Bur'han. Every member is
especially urged to attend.
NURSES ALUMNI TO MEET
The Nurses Alumni society Of the
st. Alexius hospital will have a
specisi meeting tomorrow evening at
3 o'clock at the hospital.
DROVE TO DICKINSON
Mr.. and Mrs. ". C. Mills. Miss Hell
on Caldwell, and Kenneth Ferguson
- HnauAam sn~nk H. ,
friends in. Diciinson.
TO ENTER UNIVERSITY
Miss Marcia Bowman left today for
Grand Forks where she will resume
her studies at the University Of
North Dakota.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. George Purfeerst, who has
been visiting relatives here for the
psst week, left today for her home in
New Salem.
EASTERN STAR MEETING
The regular meeting Of the Eastern
Star will be held Tuesday evening at
3 o'clock. All members are urged to
be present.
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VISITOR LEAVES
- ~ hana T. T Eait;rk " ar. v;s;t /,
4 Mn ~ w;.i Nj. Msrc;. raw.
man w. $50
~. r, vvHt Ins - H. ~ ~.c.h.
uathodist Eniscorei chnrch viii hsve
= moonlight Nike this Z evening It I.
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Alwyn Potter. son of MIR. and Mrs.
X. E. Potter, celebrated his birthday
anniversary Saturday with "a matinee
party. The guests, 10 in number, at
tended the Eltinge theatre after
which they were taken to the Potter
home where a luncheon was served
CUB TO MEET
The Progressive Mothers club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Hazel Taft. The topic will be "How
the President is Nominated and
Elected"
ENTER UNIVERSITY
William and Robert Nuessie have
gone to Grand Forks to enter the
state university. Robert left this
morning. William going several days
ago.
VISITS DAUGHTER
Christ Wetxstein of MarshalltOwn.
Iowa, who has been the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Adolph Schlenker in
Bismarck, has returned to his home.
WEEKEND VISIT
Miss Frances Lynch Of Lakota, who
is teaching in Wilton. spep. the
weekend in Bismarck. the quest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil ]. Lynch.
PARENTS OF TWIN GIRLS
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. MacMartin Of
Bismarck announce the birth Of twin
daughters Sunday ut the St. Alexius
hospital.
son BORN
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Muller of this
city are the parents of a son born
SATURDAY. afternoon at the St. Alexius
hospital.
VISITOR LEAVES
Mrs. X. Anderson, who has been
visiting in Bismarck. left this morn
ing for her home in Los Angeles,
Calf.
/, MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
A marriage license has been issued
to Julius Joseph Scher, Bismarck,
and Miss Rose Sue Ferder Of Mandan.
TO JAMESTOWN COLLEGE
Miss Elizabeth Butler left this
morning for jamestown to enroll at
the jamestown rollege.
TO ENTER COLLEGE
Miss Jeanne Eaton has gone to
jamestown where she will enter the
jamestown College.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Miss Della Soehren has returned
from Mott where she visited her par
ents for q week.
HERE SATURDAY
Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Grundy Of
Watford City visited friends in Bis
marck Saturday.
prruYDNc rDnM VArArunN
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The Misses Light
Collnplimented at
Miss ROan's Party

Misse Abigail Roam was hostess
Saturday afternoon sat matinee par-
~ which complimsnted the Misses
Maxine and svirginiA Light, who will
leave soon with their parents for
Detroit, Mich, to make their home.
Following the theatre the guests
were taken to the Roam home on Park
Avenue where refreshment course
was served.
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WEEKEND VISIT
Miss Alice Angus visited fricn ds
in jamestown over the weekend.
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ARMY OFFICER DIES

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 2O--LP)---
Major General Robert Lee Howe,
commanding officer Of the fifth corps
area, United States army, died her
Sunday following an operation for
gall bladder trouble. He was G2.
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ABANDONS CHANNEl. SWIM

Dover, England, Sept. 2O--LP)-Miss
Mona Mcclellan abandoned her
channel attempt this afternoon. Miss
Mcclellan was taken from the water
a half mile off Dover Pier at 7:53
this evening after swimming for 25
hours and 20 minutes, the longest
time any woman has ever stayed in
the channel,
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Two Bridge Parties
Given Last Week By
Mrs. w. G. Worner

Mrs. W. G.. Wornsr, 700 Ninth
street. entertained: Friday and Sat-
urday with three tables Of bridge
each afternoon. Mrs. r. T. Beatt and
Mrs. W.T.. Harris won honoys Friday
and Mrs. n. +. Shearn and Mrs. w.
G. Black on Saturday.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with garden flowers for each occa-
sion and . course. luncheon was serv-
ed at the, conclusion Of the games
both afternoons.
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Here is a new walking stick with
alligator handle for the man who
wishes to be different.

the League Of Nations assembly's
commission on technical and economic
questions. The conference will h.
open both to members and non merl-
bcrs Of the league.
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HAS DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Purfeerst en-
tertained ct dinner Sunday for. MIR.
and Mrs. William Weiss and sons Of
New Salem and Harold Heck Of St.
Paul. Mr. Heck left last evening for
his home after spending week in
New Salem. the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Weiss.
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DROPS DIVORCE SUIT

Stroudsburg, Pa, Sept. 2O--tAP)--
Withdrawal Of his suit for divorce
was entered on tho records Of the
Monroe county common pleas court
today by Richard Washburn Child.
former American ambassador to Italy
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WINS Music PRIZE

Miss Luella Harding, Richholt
SCHOOL student and youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Harding Of AIT
Tenth street, won the prise in music
memory contest conducted by Mrs.
Jeanette Frindberg. Fifteen Of
Mrs. Frindberg's junior pupils enter
ed the contest: The prize was =
volume of music containing compost
tions by the worlds best composers.
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WOOD TO HAVE OPERATION

Manila, Sept. 2O--tR)-After con-
sultation with surgeons ut Sternberg
United States army hospital, Gov
ernor General Leonard Wood an
nounced today he expected to under
go an operation for henia in the near
future
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70 HOLM n,f

To HOLD ECONOMIC FARLEY
Geneva, Sept. 2O--LP)-The French
proposal to convoke an international
economic conference ut the earliest
possible date. was adopted today by
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BECAUSE one woman so advises
- others, and because doctors so
urge, most women are deserving the
old-time sanitary pad" for : new
and better way.
Eight in 10 better-class women
now use "KOTEX."
- Discards - easily as : piece Of
tissue. No laundry. No embar-
rassment.
Five times % absorbent as ordi-
nary cotton pads.
Deodorises, thus ending ALL
danger Of offending.
Obtainable 1t al drug and depart
ment stores simply BY saying
.KOTEx.s You Ask for i without
hesitancy.
Package Of e costs only q few
cents. Proves Old ways : needless
sisk = fairness 70 yourself. Try Il.
r. = =
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HERE SUNDAY

Senator Gerald P. Nye Of Coopers-
town and Congressman ]. H Sinclair
Kenmare were visitors in the city
Sunday.
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nROvE To nrcYrNS0N

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mills, Miss Hell
on Caldwell, and Kenneth Ferguson
Of Mandan spent the weekend with
friends in, Dickinson.
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pAssENCERS DROWNED

PASSENC ERS DROWNED
Calcutta, India. Sept. 20-tP)-Re
ports from Bengal say ITO men. w0m-
en- and children were drowned when "a
native craft with about 200 passen-
gers on board capsizcd in q storm
off Sunderland. A rescuing vessel
WAS able to save only &c persons.
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RREAKs TWO RECORDS

Chicago, Sept. 20-xP)-L o u 5
Schneider Of Indianapolis, won the
loon mile national dirt track cham
pionship ut Roby Speedway yester-
day, breaking two records. He lower
ed the track time for mile to rs Is
and completed the century grind in
0:2O, more than two minutes faster
than the former western records.
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TO VISIT PARENTS

Miss Beatrice Clark, who has been
employed q. the Skeels Electric shop.
is leaving this evening for Wehatchee,
Wash, to visit her parents before GO
ing to Los Angeles, Calf, where she
has accepted q position. IN
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NOTICE TO A. O. u. w.
MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
Dance. Cards and Lunch.
evenings entertainment. 25c
admission. A. @. u. w. Hall,
Tuesday, Sept. 2lst. Cards
$3.50 promptly.
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WEEKEND VISIT

Miss Frances Lynch of Lakota, who
is teaching in Wilton. spep. the
weekend in Bismarck. the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil ]. Lynch.
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MOTOR TO GRAND FORKS
Charles Moses and Orlin Livdahl
drove to Grand Forks this morning
for few days visit. They were ac-
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son BORN

: Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Muller of this
city are the parents of son born
SATURDAY. afternoon at the St. Alexius
hOsDitnl
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MQONLLGHT HIKE

The Epworth League Of the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church will have
. moonlight hike this evening 1t I
O'Clock.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION
Miss Mabel johnson returned from
Dickinson where she spent weeks
vacatiOns
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VISITOR LEAVES

Mrs. X. Anderson, who has been
visiting in bismarck. left this morn
ing for her home in Los Angeles.
Calf
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NURSES ALUMNI TO MEET
The Nurses Alumni society Of the
st. Alexius hospital will have a
speciai meeting tomorrow evening at
B. O'Clock at the hospital.
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LEAVES FOR SCHOOL

Miss Lillian Pearson, who hos been
employed ct the state oil laboratories
during the. summer, will leave. Tues
day for Fargo where she will enter
the North Dakota Agricultural COL
lege.
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VISITS WIFE

Walter Knudsen Of Almont was in
the city over the weekend with his
wife, who Is patient 1t the Bismarck
hospital.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Leonard Anderson celebrated his
birthday anniversary Saturday with
. party for large group Of his
friends.
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VISIT HERE

Mrs. James T. McCulloch and Miss
Maxine McCulloch Of Washburn spent
several days here visiting Miss Hazel
Mcculioch, who is q patient at the
St. Alexius hospital.
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no ENTER UNIVERSITY

TO ENTER UNIVERSITY
Miss Marcia Bowman left today for
Grand Forks where she will resume
her studies at the University Of
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MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
A marriage license has been issued
to Julius Joseph Scher. Bismarck,
and Miss Rose Sue Ferder Of Mandan.
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TO JAMESTOWN COLLEGE
Miss Elizabeth Butler left this
morning for jamestown to enroll at
the jamestown r0llege.
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VISITS DAIYcHTER

Christ Wetzstein of MarshalltOwn
Iowa, who has been the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. AdOlph Schlenker in
bismarck. has returned to his home.
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HERE SATURDAY

HEKE SATURDAY
Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Grundy Of
Watford City visited friends in Bis
marck Saturday.
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vfcTTOR LEAVES

Miss Laura Swanson has returned
to hef home in Falkirk after visit
In Bismarck with Miss Marcia Bow
man.
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WAR MOTHERS TO MEET

The War Mothers will meet tomor-
row afternoon ut 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Henry BuF1han. Every member il
especially urged to attend.
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TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY

Miss Lydia Bertsch left this morn
ine for Grand Forks, where she will
enter the stats university - q sopho-
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VISITS IN WILTON
Mrs. Matte Hill visited relatives in
Wilton Saturday and Sunday.
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PARENTS OF TWIN GIRLS
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. MacMartin Of
Bismarck announce the birth Of twin
daughters Sunday ut the St. Alexius
hospital.
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ENTER l,NIvERSITv

ENTER UNIVERSITY
William and Robert Nuessle have
gone to Grand Forks to enter the
state university. Robert left this
morning. William going several days
ago.
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FLIGHT AGAIN POSTPONED

New York, Sept. dP)-Rcports
Of adverse weather conditions today
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RETURNS FROM VISIT
Miss Della Soehren has. returned
from Mott where she visited her par
ents for q week.
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Cf,JIR TO MEET

The Current Events club will hold
the first meeting of the year We'd
nesday afternoon ut o'clock at the
home Of Mrs.. Mary Burton, 2l9 Third
street, 81
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RErIIRNS HnME

Mrs. George Purfeerst, who has
been visiting rela&ives here for the
past week, left today for her home in
New Salem.
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HERE SATURDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. William Stark have
returned to their home in Hazel
Grove township after short visit in
Bismarck.
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ENTERTAINS AT MATINEE PARTY
Alwyn Potter. son of MIR. and Mrs.
K. +. Potter, celebrated his birthday
anniversary Saturday with "a matinee
party. The guests, 10 in number, at
tended the Eltinge theatre after
which they were taken to the Potter
home where luncheon was served.
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cASrERN STAR MEETING

The regular meeting OF the Eastern
Star will be held Tuesday evening u
3 o'clock. All members are urged to
be present.
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companied by Everett O'Neill and
Norman Livdahl. who will attend the
state university.

ENTERS HOSPITAL
Mrs. Ed Jenner Of Goodrich has en-
tered the Bismarck hospital for treat
ment.
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GOES TO MICHIGAN

Miss Henricka Beach, accompanied
by her mother, who has been visiting
here during the summer, left Satur-
day for Ann Arbor, Mich, where Miss
Beach will be her mothers guest for
two weeks.
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TO ENTER COLLEGE

To ENTEK CULLEGE
Miss Jeanne Eaton has gone to
jamestown where she will enter the
jamestown College.