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New Britain herald., 1927-05-03
Captain of Rescue Ship Pictures Graphically
 Awful Conditions in Vicinity of Vicksburg.
Engineers Claim Safety of
 New Orleans Is Now Assured-Rescue Fleet Seeks Mar0Oned Persons.

Vicksburg, Miss. May F- Fatigued form exposure and a bat tie with flood waters for four days and nights. Captain Harris Clifford, 31. of the steamer Vicksburg. has landed his second boat of refugees here.
 The Vicksburg left here Friday morning, moving up the Yazoo and ports that hundreds of residents of the lowlands were marooned and in danger of drowning.
 Pictures Bad Conditions.
 Captain Clifford. who bore a deep flesh wound in one hand, inflicted by an insane Negress whom he forc- ibly rescued, said today that condi- tions in the area were bad. At Choctaw landing the Vicksburg loaded S5 persons who had fled from their homes. At Onward 200 stood in the water waiting for res cue. Nearly all of those were wo- men and children. At Hollands Landing Bridge, where Captain Clifford had rescued 200 Negroes on his previous trip, farm animals were standing in three feet of water on the bridge. he reported.
 'They are sending out all women and children from Rolling Fork, Captain Clifford said. And all of them are coming out when their private levee breaks-and that won't be long. The town is cover ed with water already but not so deep as 1t will be when their 1evee gives way. The water was still ris- ing.
 Animals Swim About.
 ''In the Rolling Fork territory everything is under water. There are no knolls In sight. You can see houses floating about and hogs and COWS swimming everywhere. We did not see any people swimming.
 "In the railroad station at Ritchie when we got there. there were 65 Negroes gathered. They were pray ing and they kept singing ana praying all the way to Vicksburg."
New Britain herald., 1927-05-03
Question of Endurance

New Orleans, La, May 3 RD- Successful termination of the fight 10 hold the levee line against tho charge of the Mississippi river to- day became question of grim en- durance in the Natchez sector while . relief squadron ploughed through the muddy waters to remove resi- dents from the inundated lowlands parishes of northeastern Louisiana.
 The flood waters from the Red and Mississippi rivers. streaming from breaches in the levee systems, continued their invasion. widening their territory northward and west ward as they moved to meet the coming flood from the Arkansas river.
 Desperate Dike Flood
 The dike fight became desperate on the west bank of the Mississippi in the neighborhood of Vidalia and a crew worked throughout the night on electrically lighted embank- ments. At Newellton also the situ- ation became critical as waters slop- ped over levee tops and emergency measures were speeded to stop the flow. The crisis was expected be- tween Delta Point and Deep Park, in the same territory, within the next two days.
 With thousands of persons al- ready driven from their homes in northeastern Louisiana. the crest was but approaching Vicksblrg, . Miss. Many towns in Concordia, Catahoula, Avoyelles and neighbor- ing parishes in Louisiana already had been deserted, but in others re- liance was placed in the protection of levees. Residents strengthened their defenses before the coming flood.
 Rescue Fleet Active.
 A rescue fleet, composed of six steamboats. four coast guard patrol boats and half dozen surf launch es. left Natchez today to scout the area covered by water. Meanwhile, the Allegheny, naval tug. with a barge in tow. moved to St. Joseph to stand by to remove citizens in case of a crevasse there.
 cry for relief came from a number of refugees marooned at Frogmore. Concordia Parish, and arrangements were made to send boats to the nearest point on the Black river. Sicility Island in Cata- houla Parish, also was being flood- ed by waters from the crevasse be- low Vidalia and was being evacu- ated.
 New Orleans Safe.
 Engineers said the safety of New Orleans was assured as the Poy- dras break, below the city was wid- ened to 1000 feet. releasing a suf- ficient amount of water to lower the level at New Orleans fro Il to 25 feet.
 Residents of Bunkie and Marks vile. in the path of expected breaks at Echo and Big Bend on Bayou Des Blaise hoped that they would be able to repel the invasion should the levees crumble. Protection levees at Bunkie were strengthened and 1t was believed that Marksville was on sufficiently high ground to
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NEW HAVEN CONTRIBUTES.
 New Haven. Conn.,, May 3 R- Flood funds for the Red Cross given here stood at s21.620 at noon today.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
Methodist Ladies
to Present Comedy
Tuesday Evening

The "Spinsters Convention one
net comedy given recently by the
teachers and officers Of the McCabc
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
primary department, will be repeated
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
Rex theatre. The play was given
before full house few weeks ago
and repeated requests persuaded
those in charge to give it again.
Tickets arc being sold by the men,
bers and may be purchased at the
door.
In addition to the comedy furnish
ed by the proceedings Of the "Old
Maids Single Blcsscdness Society,""
an excellent program given by the
,emOueled ola maids is included in
the entertainment. At the perform
ance tomorrow evening the program
will be entirely different from that
given before.
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MUSICAL REVUE
HERE APRIL 13.
Earl Carroll 'Vanities' viii BE
Feature Attraction at
City Auditorium

Preceded by glamoroms tales Of
beautiful girls. bewitching music, ex-
travagant scenes and hundred Of
Americas most celebrated and tai
ented entertainers, the famous revue
Earl Carroll Vanitics." which has
been one Of the very marked sue
cesses of the present theatrical sea-
son, will come to the city auditorium
in Bismarck Wednesday evening.
April IL.
The "VaL:ties" is described as a
new musical revue, and is one Of
those Kaleidoscope presentments de-
void Of plot and with constant
change of scene, moving so rapidly
from one to another that there is
never chance for dull moment.
In constructing the entertainment, or
having it constructed, Mr.. Carroll
has deviated from the usual course
in collecting material, and, instead
of giving travestics of current the
atrical successes, he has chosen to
have his revue deal almost entirely
with happenings Of real life that took
place during the year 1925, as chron-
icled in the columns of the daily
press, and he has succeeded in ex.
tracing enough fun from this source
:" make his audience forget that
there ever was a care in the world,
Naturally, in an entertainment like
the "Vanitics." the Sahara. like dry
ness of the country comes in for an
episode that stands out brilliantly
for the wit and humor pcrvading it.
This is taken care Of in scene call
ed "The Speak Easy" Wrestling
Bouts" THE Country Hotel" "Life's
Mysteries" big Shoes" and the
Tank Mystery" are also parodied.
and there are numerous other cpl
sodes that are treated in manner
to extract whatever comedy may be
available.
Some of the Big Scenes
There's the "Rotisscrie." in which
comedy lassies are dressed" as
chickens minus some Of the feathers,
and roasted" on the spit by attrac-
tive Cooks" in a setting Of feminine
coffee pots; the Fan, Pearl and
Shawl" with lifting song; "The
Gate of Roses" pretty stage pic
ture with the kiss in the Moonlight"
song; the "Ponies on Parade" and
the grand finale. "Black Bottom
Blues The "Vanities" is called the
most modern of revucs. n potpourri
of fun, song, talent and beauty. II
Is nalied as the nlEn-Water mark OF
gorgeously staged cxtravaganzas.
The engagement will bring to this
city in one big company, many Of it's
| most popular stage favorites. Rcr,
Swor. formerly with the Fields Min
strels. appears both in blackface and
| without the cork. Lou Powers, we'll
remembered for the splendid work
he did in sally" and the Screen
wich Village Follies." and Dave
Chaser. are featured comedians in
| the cast. Others in the company are
Mary bowling, Lew Miller, John
Coyle, Kenneth Lackcy. Alice Brad
ford. Johnny Dove. Aimee Archer
Swor, Emma Dean, Ricco, Maria
Vesta, Harry Sharpe. rhillis Cam
eron, Ray Cavanaugh, and the Earl
| Carroll Theatre orchestra, and Louise
Brooks, the perfect Venus.
The book was written by William
a. Grew, and the music by Clarence
Gaskill. David Bennett arranged the
dances and ensembles, while the en-
| tire production was staged under the
personal direction Of Earl Carroll.
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El.TINCE THEATRE

Tense dramatic incidents. an incom-
parable love story, unusual scenic
effects, together with an underlying
strain Of comedy and the graphic por-
trayal Of desert development join to
make Harold Bell Wright's 1.-THE
Winning Of Barbara WORTH" at the
Eltinge tonight. tomorrow and We'd
nesday. one Of the outstanding photo
plays Of the year.
Filmed on the great arid Black
Rock Desert. the story unfolds n
world Of entertaining and education
al features before Ronald Colman, as
Willard Holmes, begins to feel sure
that he has finally won the fair
Barbara, played by Wilma Banky.
Ronald Colman's ride with the pay.
roll to stop a threatened revolt Of
laborers in the town Of Barha, built
by jefferson Worth. Barbara's faith
err, to compete with Kingston, is one
Of the high spots Of the production.
Over miles Of barren desert and
through the beautiful canyons Of the
Harlequin Mountains, Willard Holmes
and Abe Lee rode through the night
Bandits. hired by james Greenfield
Holmes foster-father. waylaid the
pair in DEVILS Canyon. The battle,
distinguished by its sincerity and the
excellent acting Of the characters in
volved, resulted in the wounding of
both men. This bit Of action afforded
Colman opportunity to perform one
Of the most spectacular screen feats
he has undertaken in his successful
career,
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PALACE.MANDAN

Vaudeville at the Palace theatre in
Mandan on Tuesday this week brings
the Melody Garden Revue. com.
pany Of four people who entertain
with singing and dancing staged in
a picturesque setting which repre-
sents an old southern mansion
Halpin 4 Demurc appear in "As You
Like It," a comedy, singing and dane
ing sketch. Jack Cavanagh, "A
Hollywood Cowboy" stunt man for
moving picture stars, offeys COM
bination of talking and Nope spin
ming. Phesay & Powell form u COM
bination of clever man comedian and
pleasing lady vocalist. Their "vau-
deville Eccentricitics" include cccen-
trio dancing, comedy. singing and
guitar PLAYING. Real novelty is
found in Fun in Hat Shop" pre-
scented by Bardell 4 McNally, EXPERT
comedy jugglers. Bachelor Brides"
will be shown on the screen. Rod La
ROGUE, Elinor Fair and Julia Faye
are featured in this comedy mystery
.eature.
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|. Docs the waiter or the escort
draw out a wOman's chair in a
restaurant?
2. Should the napkin be unfolded
above the table or in the lap?
3. Should the napkin be unfolded
completely or only part way?
The Answers.
l. The waiter.
2. In the lap.
3. Only part way.
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CAPITOL THEATRE

CAPITOL THEATRE
One hour in which to save the
family fortune by marrying aboard
an old schooner. and he had no
idea where he was going to get the
girl! This 10 only one Of the many
wild situations in Rod La Rocquc's
ned De Mile starring vehicle
"The Cruise of the Jasper B." which
James Horne directed from Zelda
Sears and Tay Garnett's adaptation
of the famous Don Marquis novel.
Mr.. La ROGUE has the role Of a
young descendant Of a pirate Of the
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LONG LIVED

The sermon went on.
How long has he been preach
ing?" whispered the late conner. after
forty minutes.
Thirty or forty years." murmur-
ed the white-hcaded man addressed.
"rll stay, then" muttercd the
other. 'He must be nearly finished. +"
Tit Bits, London.
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MISSES DAKOTA FRIENDS

David G. Sullivan of this city, who
is visiting at the home Of his brother
in North Andover, Mass, writes that
he misses his Dakota friends and
reads with interest concerning their
doings in the Tribune each day. Mr.
Sullivan came to Bismarck in 1879
and is one of the city's genuine old
settlers. In his letter he expressed
deep regret at the sudden passing Of
Bob" Walton. "A noble character
it seems hard to lose him." Mr.. Sui
Ivan said.
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Out-Of-tOWn School
Girls Entertained
Sunday Afternoon

Twcnty-cigh out-of-town school
girls were entertained at an informal
afternoon Sunday at the Business
and Professional Women's club
rooms. Mrs. Florence Davis was in
charge Of an interesting story hour
and musical numbers were furnished
by the guests.
Candy making was an enjoyable
feature Of the afternoon. Members
of the committee in charge included
Mrs. Sara West Ankenmann, Mrs. W.
G. Worner. Miss l. N. Hickox. Miss
Bruins, Miss Helen Katen and Mrs. c.
+. Strutz.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Myers
Hosts Sunday Night
at Bridge Dinner

: Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Myers entertain
cd Sunday evening ut their home at
3 Rosser with the first of series Of
bridge dinners. An attractively ap.
pointed course dinner was served, the
tables being prettily decorated in
pink and white.
After the games three tables Of
bridge were in play, honors going to
Mrs. J. E. Kiley and James Riley.
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Spanish Main who cannot inherit the
family fortune unless he marries on
the day he becomes of age. He has
lived rapid life, but until the day he
attains his majority. he has not fallen
in love. Then things begin to happen
and the action is rapid and highly d.
verting.
One Of the opening scenes shows
the piratical ancestor of the young
man battling with another pirate for
the love Of fair captive maiden. OF
course. La ROGUE is the battler and
he puts up one Of the finest contests
ever witnessed on the screen.
Mildred Harris supports La ROGUE
in the romantic comedy, which comes
to the Capital theatre tonight.
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10 PLAN STATE MEETlNG

Plans for the annual convention Of
the State Federation Of Business and
Professional Women's clubs. to be
held in Fargo, June 6, Z and 8. will
be completed the coming weekend
when Mrs. Bess Beatty Sherman of
Grand Forks. state president, will
meet with Miss Marie Stiening. presi-
dent, and other members Of the Fargo
club. in Fargo. Mrs. Minnie NJ. MUIR
ply Of Jamestown, chairman Of the
convention program committee, viii
also be present.
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W e = n To MEET

The W. c. T. u. will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon ut 9
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Dan Nc
Gettigan, 1927 Sixth street. Rev. c.
A. Stephens will be the principal
speaker and Mrs. William Childs will
sing.
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LEAVES FOR MlNNEAPOLIS

Miss Lucille Lahr left this morn
ing for Minneapolis where she will
visit friends until Friday, when her
marriage to Willis D. Wyard Of this
city will take place. Fin route Miss
Lahr will visit in Fargo.
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Luncheon Saturday
Is Complimentary to
Mrs. f. H. Pierce

Mrs. f. II. Pierce was honor guest
at q luncheon given by friends Sat
urday at the Prince hotel prior to her
departure to Minneapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierce will leave Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis to spend
the summer with their daughter, Miss
Hazel Pierce.
Mrs. Richard. Kirk has arrived from
Minneapolis to take charge Of the
Haxelhurst apartments during the
absence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce.
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ArJ1NNI To MEET

The St. Alexius hospital Alumni
Association will meet at 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening at the hospital. A
large attendance of members is de-
sired.
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A. O. u. W. MEETING

a. q. u. W. MEETING
The regular meeting Of the A. O.
U. w. lodge will be held Tuesday
evening at the hall. After the meet.
ing there will be an old time dance
for members and their friends. Lunch
will be served.
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LEAVES FOR HOME

Mrs. ". L. Cavanaugh, who was
called to Bismarck by the death Of
her uncle, Robert L. Walton, left this
morning for her hqWl at Casper,
Wyo. Mrs. Cavanaugk Received word
Of the serious illness Of her husband.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. r. L. Mathewson. 40 Four
teenth street, entertained last evening
with q party for her daughter, Beu-
lah, celebrating her tenth birthday.
There were II guests. The table was
prettily decorated with candles and
Easter favors,
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HOSPITAL ALUMNI MEETING
The Bismarck Hospital Alumni As
ISOLATION will meet tomorrow evening
at the home Of Mrs. C. E. Knudtson,
8l2 Fifth street. A social hour will
follow the meeting.
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PROTECTED

"But Bill. what do you want that
stick for when you are going to the
Unemployed Demonstrations"
80 | can defend myself If any.
one offers me work.'-Faun, Vienna
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VISITOR. LEAVES

Mrs. Rose Stctten has gone to her
home at Hannaford after a several
days visit in the city with her faith
err, r. c. Evcnson Of Medicine Lake
Mont, q patient Mt local hospital.
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MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1927
Mrs. John Stirling
Hostess Saturday at
Dinner For Guest

Mrs. John Stirling entertained Sat
urday evening At her home on Sixth
street with a dinner for her sister.
Mrs. Lena Henry, Of Lark. Wyo. Mrs.
Henry left this morning for her home
after spending the winter In Bis
marck.
Covers were marked for ten guests
at the attractively appointed tables.
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EASTERN STAR MEETING

EIAS ENN cIAH NEE INO
The regular meeting Of Bismarck
Chapter, Eastern Star, will be held
Tuesday evening, ut 8 O'Clock at the
Masonic temple. All members are
urged to attend and visiting mem.
hers are invited.
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To JAMESTOWN

q. W. Roberts went to jamestown
today on business connected with the
National Parks Highway association.
Of which he was recently elected
president.
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RASKET C0CTAI.

The Salvation Army will have a
basket social Wednesday evening at
B o'clock at the Salvation Army hall.
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CALLED To ST CLOUD

CALLED TO ST. CLOUD
Mrs. Fred Peterson, accompanied
by her parents, left this morning for
st. Cloud, Mimi, where she was call
~ by the death Of four-year-old
nephew who was run down by a
truck
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JOINS JOURNALISTIC FRATERN-

Charles Andrus Of Hazelton has
been elected to membership in Sigma
Delta Chi, national professional
journalistic fraternity at the Univer-
sity of North Dakota.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Lena Henry left this morning
for her home at Lark, Wyo., after an
extended visit in Bismarck with hei
sister, Mrs. John Stirling, 623 Ninth
street.
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WEEKEND GUEST
VISITS HERE

Miss D. Samuelson Of Hazel wa!
the weekend guest Of Mrs. f. Ulmel
in Bismarck.
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prrr,pN m NEW SALEM

RETURN TO NEW SALEM
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Ringeon have
returned to their home at New Salem
after a short business visit in the
citv 3
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G.. L. Fort of Minneapolis is visit
ing in the city with his brother
Judge John +. Fort.
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EMPLOYED HERE

H. c. Beall has arrived in Bismarck
to accept q position with the federal
bureau Of public roads. He was sent
here by the department at Washing
ton ID. C..
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BEGINS SCHOOL TERM
Miss Harriet Ship has begun +;
term Of school in Morton district.
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AT PRACTICE HOUSE

AT PRACTICE HOUSE
Miss Marian Staley, Bismarck, is
one of a group Of students in charge
Of the practice house of the home
economics department at the state
university.
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The 10th is the last day Of
discount on Gas bills.
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BUSINESS TRIP
J. W. Maddox went to Beulah today
on q business trip.
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PLEDGED TO FRATERNITY
Theodore Kellogg Of Schafcr has
been pledged to Alpha Psi Delta,
academic fraternity at the University
of North Dakota.
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HERE FROM LINTON

UT.UT TNUW IATN IVN
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. NJ. Baumann Of
Linton were weekend visitors in the
city.
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HERE ON BUSINESS

Morris c. Anderson OF Wiltol
transacted business in the city today
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HERE FROM MENOKEN
Mrs. Ralph lshmael Of Menoken
spent Saturday in Bismarck.
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VlolI > HEINZ
Miss Odessa Nelson Of Washburl
is visiting friends in the city for 4
few days.
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TEACHERS HERE

TEACHERS HERE
Miss Lily Christianson and Miss
Ruby Halvorson, Gibbs district teach
ers, were weekend visitors in Bis
marck.
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VISITS AT STEELE
A. c. Taylor spent the weekend
with relatives at Steele.
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ENTERS HOSPITAL
A. w. Gussner has entered the
Bismarck hospital for treatment.
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CLUB TO MEET
The Mothers Service club will meet
tomorrow afternoon At o'clock nj
the home Of Mrs. F. ]. Bavendick.
VISIT HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Andrus Of Wer-
ner are visiting friends in the city
for few days.
WEEKEND VISIT
Miss Irene Samuelson spent the
weekend with relatives at Under
wood.
ID, PATIENT AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Lyman Sumter Of Werner u
patient at the Bismarck hospital.
TO STEELE
w. II. Patrick Is spending the day
in Steele, transacting business.
BUSINESS VISIT
State Attorney F. f. McCurdy has
gone to Backoo on business.
HERE FROM HAzELTON
Mrs. E. p. Kurtx Of Hazeiton spent
the weekend in the city.
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RETURN To MrNOT

RETURN TO MINOT
Mrs. William J. Booth and baby
have returned to Minot after q two
weeks visit in the city with Mrs.
Booths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Mcvey.
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VISITS IN UNDERWOOD
Robert Demming spent the week
end with friends in Underwood.
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PARENTS OF SON

PARENTS Of SUN
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Heston, Jr., Of
Mckenzie. annouce the birth Of son,
Sunday at the St. Alexius hospital.