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New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
NEWARK TEAM TO
BOX HERE FRIDAY
Joe Howard and Bat Battalino,
Connecticut Champs, Entered

A team Of five amateur boxers
from Newark, y. j., will be entered
in the tournament of the Mohawk
A. C. this Friday night, the first
amateur boxing show to be held at
the new Y. NJ. T. \. & b. society
hall on Main street. Entered against
the "Skoeter State battlers will be
Joe Howard of Hartford and Bat
Battalno, middleweight and feather
weight champions respectively of
the state.
The New Jersey battlers who are
coming here are Dave Washington,
$50 pounds; Tom Cataldo, 1876
pounds: AL Cataldo, Anthony Lam
bert and Ralph AQuino. The Catal-
dos are brothers and each is regard
ed as top notcher in his class.
From the entries received by Mr..
Whaler of the local amateur club,
it will be seen that Howard will
probably be matched with Washing
ton while Battalino will probably be
pared OIL "llu l ON talaluO IN tnc
teatherweiGht class.
The New Jersey team is repre-
sentative quintet of battlers from the
PEI Owls club of New Jersey, one
of the biggest amateur fight clubs in
the entire country In stacking the
boys up against the pick of Con-
nccticut, the New Jersey club Off
Gals have selected the best among
the amateur ranks of that state and
the tournament here Friday night
will be a real Interstate argument.
On the same card will be mem
bers OF the Franco American club
of Waterbury: entries from Spring
field and boxers fl Hartford and
other places in the state.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
FIRST BALL GAME
STAGED At CAMP
Giant Players Pair OH Into Two
Teams for Initial Contest

New York, March lP,-Sprinr
must be here for New York today
had a chance to scan its first base
hall Lineup and summary Of the
season.
1t wasn't much Of a game, that
between Bentley's Braves and
Hornsbys Heroes at the Giant train
ing camp at Sarasota Yesterday but
it served to dull the edge of whist
ling winds that tossed chilly curves
through the streets of the melropo-
lis. The fracas ended in a &C tie
The lineups were not certain, for
anyone wishing to change his allie
glance 10 the side be thought was
winning seemed to have a perfect
right to do so. Three things We're
conspicuous: The rcd shirt Of Fred
DIV Lindstrom. the reddor hair of
Rookie" Paulsen. a New Jersey in
field candidate. and the tbumping
OF John McGraw's warriors.
Rogers Hornsby said that for
re ports of n lost batting eve" with
ringing single and triple. Ucinie
Muller bcltcd n double and home
run: Jack Bentley cracked a double
and triple, and Bert kallina two
doubles. In addition to gathering
three singles Young paulscn contrib
uted the fielding gem by sharing a
long flv 10 the outfinld while stand
ing on his shoulders with his fam
i,. oro,., ,,aa,,, buried IN tho
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
BERTHS WITH CUBS
Three Recruits Seemed Destined to
Make Places on Chicago Team
This Season.

Chicago, March l LP-Three OF
the new Cubs appear destined for
berths with the north side outfit
when the baseball season gets un-
dcrWay. They are Webb. the left
handed hitting outfielder who was
traded by the Toledo club to the
Giants for Hack Wilson two years
ago and came back to the Bruins
via Louisville, Jim Brilliant south
paw hurler and Luther Roy. north
paw pitcher
They are among the thirty one
Cubs who pranccd through the first
practice of the season yesterday on
Catalina island. a heavy dew made
the ground rather damp for the
workout, but the weather didn't
compare with what the White SoX
faced at Shreveport, La. The ele-
ments however, did not hold up the
opening practice Of the south sid
ers. For the present. Manager
Schalk will hold one workout daily
but when the second squad breeZcs
in the boys will go at it twice a day.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
RESUME HARTFORD
AMATEUR TOURNEY
Sensational Milling Expected at
Foot Guard Hall Thursday

Hartford, March 1.-The amateur
boxing shows Of the winter months
have produced several "natural'
matches and the Massasoit a. c. of
Hartford has taken advantage Of the
condition in assembling its entry
list for the show to be presented at
Foot Guard hall, Thursday evening,
March 8.
The Massasoit club is resuming
on that date after a lay-off since the
which filled Foot Guard TO the raft
crs and produced some of the most
sensational milling in the history Of
amateur boxing in this state.
Springfield. Waterbury, East
Hampton, New Haven and Hartford
already are represented on the entry
list. giving promise of some spirited
Intcr-City warfare.
Among those already entered are:
Al Schooner, towering East Hamp-
ton heavyweight who is ready to go
once more after a rest; Dick NcCar-
thy, the towering heavyweight from
Waterbury; Eddie Ellie, Springfield
sensation, who kayoed Charlie Meth
Of Canadian middicweight at he
last Massasoit show: Jack Beaslcy,
New Haven middleweiGht. who is
coming along with rapid strides in
amateur ranks; Les Oberheim and
Art Chapdclaine of Springfield. a
brace Of Home City amateur scrap
pers who arc always welcome addi-
tons to any amateur card: and Her
man Fink. hard hitting Hartford
ht, who is returning 10
the ring after being idle savera!
weeks.
FinE's nose, which has been the
reason for his absence from the
ring, has been pronounced @. X. by
his doctor and he Will do battle
Thursday night.
Entries for Foot Guard tourna-
ments should be filed with Ed. Hur-
Icy, Is Frederick street, Hartford.
Fans in Hartford and vicinity are
eager for another viewing of the
amateurs after the respite and an
other big house is the prospect.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
TO join GIANTS
Antonio Castro, Cuban Backstop,
Will Sail For Sarasota, Fla, on
Wednesday.

Hanava. March ! LP,-Artonio
Castro. Cuban backstop recruit dis
covered by John McGsaw Of the
New York Giants on his recent trip
to Havana. will sail for the training
camp at Sarasota, Florida, Wednes-
day.
The youthful Cuban is joyful at
his chance to prove his catching
ability to McGraw, he is prominent
as n football player and swimmer
and has been catching for the Ha-
vana baseball team. Although he
knows 10 English. Castro declares
ne understands "boos and applause"
in any language. He was unable to
report earlier TO McGraw because of
difficulty with the immigration au-
thorities over a passport visa.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
TO MEET HARTFORD
New Britain High School Basket
ball Team Plays In Capital City
Saturday.

Although the New Britain High
school basketball team is assured OF
better than an even break in vic
tories for the season. the climax of
he year will be reached when it
plays its ancient rival, Hartford
Public high school in Hartford in
the second game of the home and
home series.
Hartford high played against the
Red and Gold team in the first game
after the trouble of playing with
outside teams started. In that game
Al Havlick was the only victim, but
the trouble Of filing his place with
a substitute who could work in with
the machine was too much in so
short a time and the team received
surprising defeat.
Since that game the New Britain
high school team lost two more
regulars. Captain Zaleski at forward
and McGrath al center and Hart
ford lost its star and acting captain
Malinowski.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY the Associated Press
New YoEs--Eddie Roberts. Taco
ma, Wash, defeated Sailor Fried
man, Philadelphia, 90.
Baltimore-Pete Civic. Pittsburgh.
Won from Benny Schwartz, Balti-
more, G0). Buster Brown, Balti-
more, knocked out Billy Miskc.
Charlotte, s c., 80.
Toronto-Larry Gains. Toronto,
gained the heavyweight champion
ship of Canada. by knocking out
Soldier Jones. Toronto, 80.
Rochester, n. Y.-Phil O'Dowd.
Columbus, Ohio, outpointed Tommy
Ryan, McKcesport, Pa, GO. Joe
Trippe, Mount Morris. knocked out
Andy CLANCY, Baltimore, (2).
Youngstown Ohio. Aat Mickey For
kins. Chicago, Go).
Milwaukee. Wis.-Billy Showers,
Chicago. outpointcd Johnny Mendel-
sohn. Milwaukee, (Sl. Charles
Weber Milwaukee. won on a foul
from Micky O'Ncil 90.
Indlanapolis-Ch Virgins. In
diananolis, outpointed Billy Freas,
Grand Iparftc Mich iiul
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohjo--Ahe Goldstein
New York, outpcinted Pct" Sarmien-
to, Philippines C2). Dick Evans,
YOUNGSTOWN, sropped Jack pRrien,
san Francisco. %.
Birminrhlm. Ala.-ClaUdlc Will
son, birmingham and frankie Gar
0Ia, Memphis draw. G0).
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
GASCCS BEAT R. 4 E.
Meter Readers Take Industrial
League Champions Into Camp At
Boys Club.

The Gasco basketball team took
the Russell &; Erwin quintet, cham
pion outfit Of the New Britain In
dustrial league. into camp last
night at the Boys club gym on East
Main street by the score Of ~ to
81. The Gascos We're in rare form
and led at half time by a 81 to S
score.
The first half was sizzling en-
counter but after that the Gascos
had it easy until the finish. After
the game. members Of both teams
repaired to the Gasco home on Cher
ry street where 4 delightful lunch
con was served. Mr.. Erickson was
POSTMASTER and he called on Man
ager John SAKE and Angelo Morclli
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01

lHe poS0 - -.
NaN anotn9r nan " I-' -
evening "ne'l 'I'o
neS came from IA - ''.o 10,
assume "I'at appe''.u q ~ '-' 800
lns '7du on's ~ 80, oss,,,
snake OIL tte'r ma 81 , Gu" ,.h 5',
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-01

Only eight states have been with
cut lynchines since 1889. They are
Wisconsin, Connecticut, Maine,
Massachusetts. New Hampshire,
New Jersey, Rhode Island and Yer
mont.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01

Of the R. & f. team to tell how
they won the championship of the
'"Dusty' league. Coach Stevie Du-
dack of the Gascos also spoke The
summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
ANOTHER ALEXANDER

Pop. cant we move SOON"
Move? Why"
"Well, I've licked all the kids in
this neighborhood. Life.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
I}uI~SWins

Referee: Leo Robinson.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01
BOYS CLUB TEAM NOSES
OUT MIDDLETOWW Gel TICS
Visitors Come From Far Behind to Almost Overtake
Local Quintet-New Britain Team Plays Carelessly
Until Near the End-Spirited Squirt at Finish Saves
Game-Contest Ends With Score at % to "a
Fifteenth Victory This Season.

White 4, Cavalieri-7; kereletza ?
karpinsN 8, Anderson ., Pac
Zuiko, Benjamin, CompaGnone-
12. Free trics-P. Rao, White 3. r
lao ., Cavalieri-14; Karpinski .
Anderson 4. Pac, Benjamin ,. Com
pagnonc- 10. Referee - Aronson
Timer-kley. Scorer--krasZews ski
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-01

BY the Associated Press
New YoNs-f,ddie Roberts. Taco
ma, Wash, defeated Sailor Fried
man, Philadelphia, 90.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01

IndIanapolis-Chucl Virgins. In
diananolis, outpointed Billy Freas,
Grand Rapids. Mich, G).
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01

Birmingham. Ala.-ClaUllc vii
,on, birmingham and frankie Gar
oIa. Memphis draw. GO.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-01

Phila delphia--Ted F,asterbrook
Youngstown, Ohio. FAat Mickey For
kins. Chicago, G6).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04

Schwantes, Mary Lou Thompson,
Phyllis Thompson and Jack Zuger.
Honor students for the seventh
grade of the viii school are Lester
Breslow, Ernestine Dobler, Robert
Edick, Emma Jean Grady, Robert
Hoskins, Karen Jacobson. William
Little. Annie Mandigo, Willowbelle
Matscheck, Anna Mary Mccormick,
Ruby Miller, George Moses, Lloyd
Murphy, Alpha Nelson, lone Noggle.
Edna Olmstead, Helen Parke, Ralph
Rand, Russell Saxvik, Charles Shearn.
Robert Stackhouse, Alvin Wadding-
ton. Omcr Walla, Walter Ward. Mar
ion Worner and Joseph Wright.
The following pupils have II record
of perfect attendance for the entire
school year: First grade. Helen
Anderson; second grade, Clarice Lee;
third grade, Albert Axt and Fred
Reid.
Pupils Of the seventh grade with
perfect attendance record are:
jeanette Anderson, Wilhelm Brady,
Helen Crosby, Myrtle Dohn, Ralph
Goddard, Emma Jean Grady, Richard
Helfenstein, Robert Hoskins, Ruth
Johnson, Dorothy Kennedy, Annie
Mandigo, Edward Miller, George
Moses, Nellie Nelson. Ernest Ode,
Marion pillen, Ruth Shurcn, Alvin
Waddington and Omer Walla.
The following have a perfect at
tendance record in the eighth grade:
Marjorie Alderman, Edward Agre,
Leo Benser, Ailccn Cameron, Eula
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04
Pretty Shower Is
Complimentary to
Mildred LidStrOm

As courtesy to Miss Mildred Lid
strom, who will be bride Of next
week, Mrs. f. J. Heising, 80 Avenue
&, entertained on Friday evening at
a miscellaneous shower. The rooms
we're prettily decorated with lilacs
and plum blossoms.
Three tables of bridge played dur
ing the evening, honors going to Mrs.
Jonn Fleck and Miss Mary Fisher.
The honor guest was given a let
ter. telling her where she. could, find
the gifts which were concealed about
the rooms. She received many lovely
things.
Out.of-town guests were Mrs. Glenn
Gray and Mrs. Alma Sather Of Man
dan. Mrs. Harold Hopton assisted
the hostess in serving prcttily ap-
pointed course luncheon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04
Marian Ryan to Be
Installed as Worthy
Adviser of Rainbow

Masons. Eastern Star members and
De Molays are especially invited to
the open installation of the Rainbow
girls to be held this evening at 8
O'Clock id the Masonic Temple. Miss
Gertrude Lundquist will act as in
stalling officer and Miss Gwcndolyn
Jensen rs marshal.
Elective officers 70 be installed are
Marian Ryan, worthy adviser; Vera
Person, associate worthy adviser;
Rakkel Lee, Hope; Ruth Gordon,
Faith: Inez Landcrs, Charity. There
are also a number of appointive Of
ficcrs.
Following the installation there
will be dancing party with Myron
Lavinc's orchestra playing. Miss
Ruth Gordon is in charge of the en-
tertainment and Miss Claricc Belk
Of the refreshments. Rainbow girls
may get tickets at the door.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04
OAR. Present Miss
Eula Cameron With
Scholarship Medal

Miss Eula Cameron, an eighth
grade pupil Of the Will school, was
presented with the D. A. r. medal
for scholarship in history at pref.
tily appointed luncheon Friday at the
Country club given by the members
of the D. "A. r.
A centerpiece of Iceland peoples,
and low bowls Of lavender and white
lilacs decorated the table. Cards
with the D. A. r. insignia in the corr
ner marked the places for the guest
Mrs. A. NJ. Christianson presented
the medal to Miss Cameron. praising
her for her achievement.
Mrs. B. X. Skecls gave short re-
port of the 36th Continental Con-
gress which was held in Washington,
d. G., in April, and to which she was
delegate. Guests of honor at the
luncheon were Miss Eula Cameron.
Miss Margaret Will. winner Of last
years scholarship prize, Miss Char
lottc Schmidt, history teacher, and
Miss Mary Huber, principal of the
Will school.
Following the luncheon the regular
business session Of the D. A. r. was
held.
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70 SPEND VACATION IN EUROPE

TO SPEND VACATION IN EUROPE
Miss Rita Murphy Of the Bismarck
high school faculty left Friday eve
ming for an extensive vacation trip
through great part of the United
States and Europe. Miss Murphy
will visit friends in Chicago, Wash
ington, D. c., and New York city. be.
fore joining the party with whom
she will tour Europe. They will sail
June Is on the S. s. George Washing
ton and expect to land In Cherb0urg.
France. Paris, Rome, Florence, Der.
lin. and Lake Geneva in Switzerland
wiki be few Of the places visited
on the continent. Crossing the chan
mel they will spend July in Lon-
don. Miss Murphy plans to spend u
month in Scotland, and the remainder
Of her vacation in Ireland. They
will sail from Queenstown, Ireland.
August "a, on the S. s. Republic.
Miss Murphy will return to Bis
marck Sept. s.
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Miss Esther Schultz
Complimented Friday
BY Miss Kositzky

Miss Esther Schultz, whose mar
riage to Roy Bakken, will be an event
of June IL. was prcttily complimcntcd
Friday evening ut miscellaneous
shower given by Miss Josephine
Kositzky at her home on Eleventh
street. Bridge was played at three
tables. honors going to Mrs. r. T..
Middaugh and Miss Mildred Rundcll.
Tall taper candles and baskets of
roses decorated the rooms. Each
table was ccntcrcd with pink rose
bud and nut cups and favors were
also of pink. A two course luncheon
was served.
Miss Schultz received many lovely
gifts. sq
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04
Bismarck Women
to Attend p. e. 0.
Meeting in Fargo

Mrs. H. F. O'Hare and Mrs. w. l..
Nuessle will represent Bismarck
Chapter F at the state convention of
the p. E. o. Sisterhood to be held in
Fargo, June 8, 8 and 10. Mrs. C. l..
Young Of the local chapter will be a
visitor at the meeting.
Sessions of the convention will be
held at the state agricultural college
and the Fargo chapter has arranged
an elaborate program of entertain
ment for the delegates. Mrs. Scott
Of Kansas City, Mo-, national presi-
dent Of the P. E. O.. will be in at
tendance.
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Miss Charlotte Schmidt left this
morning for her home at Milbank. s.
u. En- route she will be the guest
Of friends In Fargo.
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crIEsT or rATHER STAG

GUEST OF FATHER STAG
Father Won Gins of Onsmia, Mimi,
is the guest of Father John Stag OF
St. Mary's procathedral. Father Won
Gins has conducted q retreat for the
sisters of St. Mary's school, the re-
treat closing this morning.
WILL DRIVE TO HAZEN
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Carr and chill
dren will leave tomorrow morning
for Hazen where they will visit for
few days. The children will re-
main with their grandparents at
Hazcn for the summer.
VISITING HERE
Miss Mary Ellison OF Sterling y
spending few days in the city with
friends. She will leave this evening
for Wilton where she will be the
guest Of Miss Alta Thompson.
VISITED FRIENDS HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schnebly Of
New Rockford were guests Of friends
in the city Thursday. They went TO
Regent yesterday where they will
spend some time. IA, ..,
WILL VISIT HERE
Mrs. Ida, r. Shsrwin OF Tacoma,
Wash, arrived today to BE- the guest
81 her SON and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Sherwin, at Alb
Ninth street.
TO SPEND VACATION
Miss Winnifred Darlington left
Friday for her home ct Chippewa
Falls. Wis.,, where she will spend the
summer.
ATTENDS COMMENCEMENT
4 Donald Haggardt Of Coleharbor,
who arrived Thursday to attend the
commencement exercises Of Bismarck
high school, returned to his home
Friday.
RETURNS HOME FROM SCHOOL
] Harold Lucas, SON Of Mrs. A. w.
Lucas, has returned home from
Grand Forks whsre hs has been At
tending the University Of North Da-
kota.
HAVE a DAUGHTER
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Gagnsr June ] at u.
Alsxius hospftal.
HERE ON BUSINESS
O. J. Anstin OF the Minneapolis
Steel and Machinery eolppany g IN
he citysonl biudtinesS., nm "a 4. M
y
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Notice

Persons at whose homes
tramps or beggars call are re-
quested to telephone the pc.
lice department, No. 523, i'm.
mediately, 50 that these un-
dcsirables may be rounded up
without delay. If no one an
swers at No. 523, ask the tele-
phone operator to call a pa
'trolman, leaving your tele-
phone number with the Oper-
atOr.
CHRIS MARTlNESON,
Chief of Police.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04
Mrs. Hughes Presents
Pupils in Recital

Mrs. Gcncvicve Mcnard Hughes
presented % pupils last evening in a
program Of piano music ut the
Melody Shoppc. The recital was we'll
attended by an audience which en-.
Enthusiastically praised the work of
the young pianists.
In addition to the program an
nounccd before the recital, Miss
Emma Jean Grady played Dorothy"
by Smith, and Esther Wilson played
"Andante, from the Fifth Symphony"
by Beethoven. W.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04

Quain that DR.. +. +. Quain and son.
Buell., have arrived at Ostcnd, Bel
rum, where they will attend the In
Rotary convention.
ARRIVES HOME
Miss Emily Olson arrived today
from the University Of North Dako-
a at Grand Forks for the summer
holidays.
RETURNS FROM MlNOT
County Judge l. G. Davies has re-
;urncd from Minot, where he attend
ID the state meeting Of the l. o. 0.
;. lodge.
HERE FROM SCIENCE SCHOOL
Miss Clara "A. Kronenberg Of the
Wabpeton Science school has return
ID to Wahpeton after spending some
ime in Bismarck.
RETURNS FROM STEELE
A. c. Taylor has returned from
;teeIe where he spent the past week
t the home Of his brothers, John
nd Allan Taylor.
HERE FROM WlSHEK
Miss Gladys Amundson Of Wishek
3 visiting in the city - the guest
1 Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Childs at GIT
|eventh street.
HOME FROM CITIES
A. w. Mundy arrived home Friday
svsning from Minneapolis End St
q Z. - - n.
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RETURNS FROM UNIVERSITY
Zeph Hollcnbcck returned to Bis
marck Thursday evening from Grand
Forks, where he has been attending
the University Of North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04
Will School Pupils
Make Good Records

Miss Eula Cameron, eighth grade
pupil at the Will school, was award
cd the ID. A. II. medal in scholarship
in history, according to an announce
mcnt made today. The following pu-
pills of the eighth grade, Will school.
were on the honor roll at the closing
of the school year: Beatrice Bow
man, Ailecn Cameron, Eula Cameron,
Betty Foster, Ethel Sandin, Marion
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04
LII. Officers Are
Elected at Meeting

Miss Mavis Mitchell was elected
president Of the l.. T. L. ut a meet
ing held Wednesday at the Baptist
church.
Other officers named are: Lois
Tierney, vice president; Joyce New
ton, secretary; Justine BANNER,
treasurer. Miss Abbic Wellwcr was
elected cvangelistic superintendent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04
TO ATTEND xrwANIs MEErINC

TO ATTEND XIWANIS MEETING
J. P: Wagner will leave this cve-
ming for Memphis, Tenn, where he
viii. attend the national klwanis con-
vention a. delegate from the Bis
marck club. In St. Paul he will
join a special car Of North Dakota
delegates which will be attached to
the Kiwanis special. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard H. Ellsworth Of Fargo,
formerly of Bismarck, will be in at
tendance at the Memphis meeting, Mr..
Ellsworth being delegate from the
Fargo club.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04
COUNTY SCHOOL COMMENCE
MENT

Miss Madgc Runey, county super
intendent, has presented diplomas
this week to graduates of Il number
of county eighth grade and high
schools. On Wednesday she was at
Sterling School No. 2 where three
eighth grade graduates finished the
course. Thursday Sterling School No.
1 graduated an eighth grade class Of
two and a high school class Of two.
At Mckenzie Friday evening two
eighth grade students finished. +. r.
Grain Of the state department of ed
ucation gave the addresses on Thurs
day and Friday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04
Social and Personal
Miss Mary Huber
Entertains Will
Teachers FRIDAY

Miss Mary Huber, Will school
principal, entertained at breakfast on
Friday morning in the private dining
room Of the Grand Pacific hotel for
the ten teachers Of the school. Many
of them are leaving soon on vaca-
ton trips.
The table was 'prcttily decorated, a
basket Of lilacs forming the center
piece.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-04

What's your shoe size?
The pair of shoes exhibited
in our window are yours
FREE-if you can wear them
properly fitted.-Webb Bros.
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RETIIRN 70 nCT.FTEI.D

Miss Dorothy Smith and Hubert
Smith will leave Sunday for their
home in Belfield. Miss Smith has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. L.
Sherwin, for the past few weeks, and
her brother has been attending school,
here during the winter.