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Evening star., 1927-05-07
Will Have Active Duty.

Capt. Herman B. Daniels, Quarter
master Corps Reserve. and First Lieut..
Earl c. Rhue, Medical Administrative
Corps Reserve. both of this city, have
been ordered to active duty in train
ing, the first named in the office of
the Quartermaster General and the
latter at Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
TIE END
DR.. ELLISON INDORSED.
Round Table Backs President for
School Post.

The Washington Round Table. at
luncheon in the University Club. yes
terday indorsed it's president. Dr, T.
NJ. Ellison. to fill one of the vacancies
to be created on the Board of Educa
tion in June. The terms of two men,
bers of the board expire then. The
Endorsement was made upon motion Of
Rev. Joseph T, Herson.
William Hughes. one of the mem
bers of the club. delivered an address
at the luncheon
Evening star., 1927-05-07
Charges Wife With Cruelty.

Domenico Del Neochio. 1894 Florida
avenue. yesterday filed suit III the Dis
trict Supreme Court against his wife
Caetana Del Necchio, for limited di-
vorcs The plaintiff alleges cruelty.
They were married in Italy in Febru
arv. 1902, and have several grown
children. r. Morris Wampler appears
for the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
Admits He Destroyed Papers.

His defense and alibi seemed good
according to officers. although he ad-
r1itted destroying papers taken from
his brothers office two hours before
the body was found on a lonely road.
side.
As the investigation yeered from the
st. Louis city police TO the county
authorities at Clayton. a suburb the
second pair OF kid gloves bobbed up.
clue that promised to aid in the ef-
forts to find the slayers of the young
lawyer and Sunday school teacher.
The gloves have been in the back
ground as n possible clue to the
murder ever since it became reported
woman had been seen dining with
Clifford Hicks Saturday night. within
an hour of the time he is presumed to
have been killed.
Search Made for Woman.
Yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Mark
Dodd of st. Louis County went TO the
country home of William Davis. held
with Glenn Hicks and Harry Bostel-
man as a suspect. There, Dodd said
he found another pair Of gloves
similar to those picked up on the
roadside. As a result the search for
Mrs. Patricia Davis. wife of the
suspect, who has been missing for
three days, was redoubled.
A peculiar point of similarity in the
two pairs of gloves was that both
had been worn out at the right finger.
and the makes also were alike. accord
ing to Dodd. Experts will be asked
to examine them.
Glenn Hicks and the two former
convicts are held in the Clayton Jail
TODAY without bond, while the search
continued for Davis wife.
Evening star., 1927-05-07

Orange and grapefruit trees which
have been properly grown from Sc
lected buds need vow little prunlmg.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
''Y'' DIRECTORS HELD
MEETING LAST FRIDAY

! AT meeting of the board Of di-
irectors of the Douglas Young Mems
Christian association Friday night,
the secretary was given instructions
Ito have the large water litter anc
purifier overnauled and placed in
first class condititng st
4 M. E. Jacks stated that when ne
visited the new San Pedro Y M. e..
a. last summer he took particular
notice CT the filter used in that in
I6ritution, and that in comparing 1t
Ito the one in the Douglas "Y'' ne
finds the local. ope to beg built on the
isanle principle 'Tne San Pedro filter
works so efficiently that after using
She same water for two months, con-
Iftantly .filtcring, ut, the water was
found To- lbe more NEARLY pure than
when it first entered the tank.
i Ralph Pedersens secretary, and J.
NV. Deeming, physical director, were
10th granted vacations, Petersen To
take his from June 16 tc July Is,
and Decnling's ,Eaeation to follow.
.Deenling plans to spend two weeks
i'll the ssociation school at the Pa
cific Palisades.
The repair committee reported THAI
the entire roof OF the, "Y'' has just
been painted, and therefore should
be in coed shape to withstand the
heavy summer rains, and also that
all Ead plaster in the building had
been repaired.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
PLAY SCHEDULE,
AT PARK MADE.
FOR THIS YEAR

A detailed and comprehensive seen,
Iedule of play periods and other ac7
tiVities has been worked out for the
summer playground season at FiI-
teenth street park by Miss Marylyr
Norton, who Will be in cnarge OF toe
smaller children sand the girls. H.
Glenn Penny is IN charge OF the play
and other activities OF the older boys
and will organize their periods.
The daily schedule drawn up py
Miss Norton fellows:
$3.50, free play. practice tor. week
ly play Monday, "Wednesday and Fri.
day @t u
9:30-l0, low organized games, Tor
small children competitive games Tor
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
CAPONIZING WILL BE
DEMONSTRATED FRIDAY

A demonstration in caponizing viii.
be given at Frontier school at 10
o'clock next Friday, June II, by
Prof. Hines of the University OF Ari-
zona extension department, ana sam
Armstrong, county agent. The demon
Stration will be given under the aus
pices of the All club.
J. r. Martyr, secretary OF the Val.
ley School Meet association, of Sui
pnur Springs valley, Yesterday re-
ported that much interest in the varl-
olls university extension courses IS
being taken in his district by the
varolS farmers and the younger peo-
pie. The public is invited to the
demonstration.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
SIL LTANO GROUP
OF MINES WILL
BE DEVELOPED

B1SBEE, June IL (P)-Preparations
were completed today for an intensive
campaign Of development OF the Sill
.tallo group OF Silver-lead mining
claims. located a lew miles east or
Tucson, it was announced nere today
by H. A. Clark, general manager OF
The Calumet and Arizona. Mining
company. !. This firm recently ac-
qaired control OF the claims.
New material ard equipment for
the work has arrived at the property,
preliminary water development is
nearly completed and the Gopher
shaft has been sunk to a deptd OF
1F8 feet, Clark said. 1t was pointed
out That shifts OF miners are now
engaged at three OF the several shafts
on the 2rouD OF claims.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12

cider children.
10-10:45. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday folk dancing; Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, story telling.
10:45-11 Is, pool 1or older cnildren
sand box for ,smallchlldren.
II 15-11 45. noon.
80, free play ON apparatus.
1902, bean bag t::nd horse shoe
throwing contests
2-2:30, Monday, Wednesday anG
Friday, sewing for girls; Tuesday ana
Thursday, handicra.t for girls and
small children.
1903, pool for smaller children.
games for olGer children
80, pool for older children; sing
ing games for small children.
3:30-4:3C, baseball for girls: base
ball for small boys.
1905, free play.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Daughter Graduates

Mrs. D. C. Smith, of 834 Ninth street,
has returned from Tempe, m44ere she
went with her daughter, Miss Mildred
Smith, to attend graduation exercises
in which Miss Dorothy Smith took
part. Mrs Smith and her daughters
visited friends for two days in Phoenix
after the commencement Thursday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
NATIONAL FLAG
DAY PROGRAM
BY ELKS. here

An impressive patriotic program has
been arranged py the Elks lodge, No.
955, CT Douglas. for next Tuesday, June
II. in celebration OI 4SaJiOnal Flag Day.
Howard Il. Arnes, exalted ruler, SAID
yesterday that the ElKS home will be
peautIIuny decorated ana Uhat every
preparation possible is being made to
celebrate The n2lonal holiday IN the
n40sG fitting Kramer possible.
d. G. Pace, Bispee aCtorney, will give
the principal address of the evening.
The pro gram follows:
March, "tlag Day" ......... (Snilloc)
Orchestra
introductory E&er-isel Lodge Officers
Prayer ................... chaplain
Selection .,......... Patriotic Songs
.Or~hcSCra
Reading, History OF the Flag.
............... Bro. H. G. Srillman
Altar Service ... Lodge Officers
Song, Aud Lang Syne' 4. Audience
Vocal Solo, "TSecess1onaP'. tDel<oven)
Leo SchWamn
AccoAlpanist-Mr NJ. j. Anderson
Address ............. Bro. ID. G. Pace
Song, "Amcrica" BY Entire Assembly
CLOSING
Exit March, 'B. p. .. E." 49,. (Smith)
Orchestra-C by Bro. NJ Davis
LODGE OFFICERS
Howard E. Ames ...... Exalted Ruler
A. c.. Snyder Esteemed Leading Knight
G. S. Cowden. Esteemed Loyal Knight
Oakley Luca2 ...................
......... Esteemed Lecturing knight
I. B. Ward ................. Secretary
M. L. Hartley .............. Treasurer
Richard Jennings ....s.. 1yler
Gordon Newman .........s.... Esquire
James Abranl ......... Inner Guard
H. G. St}llman .......a.,., Chaplain
George = ......,......s trustee
James H. East ................ Trustee
w. deli. Washington . Trustee
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL

Keep your food sanitary and con-
yenient with Canister Sets (flour,
sugar, coffee, teal Sale price 89c
set. Also family scales (25 lbs. capa-
city), sale price $119 Posten-Arthur
Hardware Co.-Advt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Return From Arkansas

Mr. and Mrs. c.. c. Kimble have re-
t.rned with their daughter, Miss Lu-
ellie Kimble from Hot Springs, Ark,
where she attended high school the
pasG yeaI and graduated. They are at
their home at 1853 Twelfth street.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
win Teach Here

Several of the new Tempe Teachers
college stuoents who have announced
their intention of remaining in Doug
las next year are: Miss Ada Squier,
Miss Thelma Alexander, Miss Aileen
Wright, Miss Jesse Jones and Miss
Verena Meischer Miss Mabel Mason
will teach in Jerome.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
TO California

j. P. Sexton left yesterday on a trip
to California, wnere will inspect
new engines recently ordered by the
Arizona Edison company for its Ari-
zona plants The engines are in San
Francisco,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Motor to Berner's Resorr

E. j. Huxtable, Mrs. Martha White
and Payton White will motor to Ber-
ner's today to pass the day visiting Mrs.
Huxtable ard children, who are vaca-
tioning in the resort.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
NOTICE

& NOIICE
The public are hereby notified that
! will not be responsible for or pay
any debts contracted by my wife, Mary
p. Thomson.
JEFF P. THONTASON.
L Advt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
DOUGLAS DAILY DOINGS S
En- Route to Nacozari


Miss Florence Windsor is in Douglas
en- route to Nacozari from California,
where she has been attending school.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Sings at Graduation

Miss Carmen Larson was one of the
singers on the graduation program at
Tempe Teachers college. Miss Larson
is local girl
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12

To Cave Greek
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. McCord will
motor to Cave creek today and spend
the day.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Finishes School Roof

Ed Powell, contractor, finished the
work on the roof Of the Fifteenth street
school Saturday The roof was repaired
in some places and renewed in others.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
To Cananea

To Cananea
w. c. Tackett left yesterday for
Cananea to visit a few days on bust
ness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Leaves Hospital

Mrs. G. A. Nichols left the Calumet
hospital yesterday after recuperating
from lllress.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Rainbow Girls

Rainbow Girls
The regular meeting OF the Rain;
bow girls will be held tomorrow eve
ming at 7.3o o'clock at the Masonic
hall, it was announced yesterday by
Mrs. Henry Elvey, lInother adviser.
All members Of the advisory poartl
are requested to be present. It IS
possible That this will DC the last
meeting of tile season, it was am
:lounced.
Nike Shaya, WAC has been in
Shreveport, La, with his mother, has,
returned to Douglas 10 spend his
vacation with MS uncle, Caesar Har-
11nJr
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12

Here From BisDee
Miss Eula Underwood, Bisbee teacher,
was in Douglas yesterday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Birthday Party

Robert Marshall Lane entertained
several of his little friends Saturday
afternoon at his fifth birthday party.
Ice cream and cake were served the
little guests and games were played.
Mrs. Luke Hartman and Miss Emily
Harding assisted Mrs. Lane serve the
refreshments. Guests were Jewel
A1isher, Evelyn Parts, Billy and Betty
Jean Hartman, Carlos and Loretta
Molina, Betty Lou Manatt, Dorthy
Wright, Thelma and Bruce Richards,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Visiting Here

VISIUIAAS HUI
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krentz, Of Tue,
son, arc guests at the home OF MRS
Emma KrentZ.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Here From Ranch

Here From Ranch
Miss Lucille Glenn is in the cit.
from the Highlonesome ranch and il
visiting Miss Margaret Rice at 633 Il
avenue. As
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Returns From Tucson

Returns From Tucson
Mrs. Thomas Askins has returned
from Tucson, where she visited her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Askins who
has been attending the University of
Arizona the past year. Miss Askins
will not return to Douglas at once but
will attend summer school in order to
shorten her course.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12


AL DOING S
En- Route to Nacozari
Miss Florence Windsor is in Douglas
en- route to Nacozari from California,
where she has been attending school.
To Cave Greek
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. McCord will
motor to Cave creek today and spend
the day.
Will Teach Here
Several of the new Tempe Teachers
college stuoents who have announced
their intention of remaining in Doug
las next year are: Miss Ada Squier,
Miss Thelma Alexander, Miss AiIeen
Wright, Miss Jesse Jones and Miss
Verena Meischer Miss Mabel Mason
will teach in Jerome.
Sings at Graduation
Miss Carmen Larson was one OF the
singers on the graduation program at
Tempe Teachers college. Miss Larson
is local girl
Motor to Berner's Resort
E. j. EIuxtable, Mrs. Martha White
and Payton White will motor to Ber-
ner's today to pass the day visiting Mrs.
Huxtable ard children, who are vaca-
tioning in the resort.
Leaves Hospital
Mrs. G. A. Nichols left the Calumet
hospital yesterday after recuperatlng
from illness.
Visiting Here
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krentz, of Tue
son, arc guests at the home OF MRS
Emma KrentZ.
Return From School
julius and Stewart Krentz arc back
from the University Of Arizona and are
at the home OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Krentz.
To University
Miss Bertha Krert2 has gone to
Tucson to take up new work at the
summer school of the university.
To RodeO
MI. and Mrs. B. Fl. Gavin and grand
daughter, Pearl Doney, motored to
Rodec Saturday evening to attend the
! barbecue and dance.
Leaving for Cave Creek
Mrs. O. j. Byers and Mrs. Katherine
Sullivan will leave Monday for Cave
creek to pass the summer.
Returns From Phoenix
G. F. Larison motored to Phoenix last
week and returned Saturday with Miss
Carmen Larison, Miss Eula Saunders
and Miss Theln1a Alexander, who have
been attending Tempe Teachers col
lege drring the year.
Here From Tempe
Harry Walinsley, Simcoe Walnlsley
and Carl Jones are in Douglas visiting
a few days while on motor trip over
the state. They will return TO Tempe
from Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Return From School

Return From School
Julius and Stewart Krentz arc back
from the University Of Arizona and are
at the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Krentz.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
To University

To University
Miss Bertha Krertz has gone to
Tucson to lake up new work at the
summer school of the university.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
To Tombstone

United States Commissioner H. G
Beumler Went to Tombstone on busi.
ness yesterday, returning in the after.
noon. @
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Here From Tempe

Harry Walinsley, Simcoe Walmsley
and Carl Jones are in Douglas visiting
a few days while on a motor trip over
, the state. They will return TO Tempe
from Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12
Go To San Diego

Go To San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs George Watson left
yesterday to- spend the summer al
San Diego. They will make tine jour
f1eV by train.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12

To ROdeO
MI. and Mrs. B. H. Gavin and grand
daughter, Pearl Doney, motored to
Rodec Saturday evening to attend the
! barbecue and dance.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12

Returns From Phoenix
G.. F. Larison motored to Phoenix last
week and returned Saturday with Miss
Carmen Larson, Miss Ellla Saunders
and Miss Thelnna Alexander, who have
been Attending Tempe Teachers col
lege drring the year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-12

Leaving for Cave Creek
Mrs O. j. Byers and Mrs. Katherine
Sullivan will leave Monday for Cave
creek to pass the summer.
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Heavy Seat Sale For
Elks Minstrel Show

The reserved seat sale for the Elks
MinstrclE opened this morning at
Harris 4 Woodmansee's and from
the demand for seats it is evident the
Elks will be greeted BY two crowded
houses on Friday and Saturday
nights. Those who have had the OPP
portunity of listening in" on re
hcarsals are enthusiastic over the
way the merry minstrel men are
putting over" the many song. dance
and comedy numbers. s
Among the comedy SONGS 10 be
featured are, Flag Tia, Train"
Oats a-plenty," "Whcrc'd You Get
Those Eyes," I'm Going to Bring II
Watermelon to My Girl Tonight"
Hot Gravy" Want Ny Rib Bar
cclona" and "All the Boys Keep Look
ing Down."
Some Of The ballad numbers to be
heard are .ln Little Garden"
BELLS Of the Sea-" MARY Lou" "Thc
Highway" "Ting ling" and Just
Cottage Small by n Waterfall"
Mrs. A. X. Ticc feature, several
popular numbers while she is u ,he
piano and Miss Marjorie Smith and
Archie McPhee will sing and dance
''Take Yout Finger Out of Your
Mouth"
Featured in the club scene will DE
j. c. Taylor. Rudy Patzman, Dick
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-05
an-American Flight
Delayed By. Forced
Landing Of Flagship

Guatemala City, Guatemala. Jan. 5.
--lE)--The good will l'an. American
flight was temporarily halted again
TO-DAY when the New York iiagsh:p
Of this American Argosy, MAJ, a
forced landing on the Aurora Flying
Field soon after the aviators had
hoped off for San Salvador.
Major Herbert "A Darguc, flight
commander, and his relief pilot,
Lieut.. Ennis G. Whitehead, we've un-
hurt except for slight inj,.rles on
their hands but the plane was dam
aged.
The four other planes returned
Immediately to the flying field. 1t
is expected that week or tvs vii!
be required for necessary repairs TO
the New York.
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY s, 1927
Social and Personal
Distinguished B.P.W
CLUB Women Guests
at Luncheon Tuesday

The Business and Professional
Women's club entertained at noon
Tuesday with luncheon at the
Prince Hotel in compliment to the
state president, Mrs. Bess Beatty
Sherman ct Grand Forks, Mrs. Nell
Me NJ. Severance and Mrs. Olivia
johnson of Minneapolis and st.
Paul.
Mrs. Severance, who is secretary to
T. =. Sands, freight traffic manager
of the 500 Line railway, is past
president Of the Railway Business
Women's club of Minneapolis and is
secretary of the Zonta club, a civic
luncheon club for women. She is a
msmber of the Minneapolis Business
and Professional Women's club and is
associate editor Of the 500 Line Top
les. employees magazine
Mrs. Johnson is president of the
Twin Cities Business Women's asso-
CATION which has membership of
1000. and is member Of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary. She is vice
president of the Zonta club Of St.
Paul. She holds Il position in the
public relations department Of the
Great Northern Railway.
twenty members Of the local club
were in attendance
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Interference Will
Be Discussed at Meet


A large number Of radio fans are
expected to attend meeting to be
held at the Association OF Commerce
rooms tonight at o'clock, where the
source Of the interference which has
caused poor reception this winter
will be discussed.
The interference has appeared and
reappeared at various times during
the winter and was especially bad
Sunday evening, when 'listeners-in
were thwarted in their attempt to
hear the concert broadcast by Louise
Homer and her daughter, Louise Ho-
mer Stres.
Action will be taken at the meet
ing concerning the method. to he
used in locating the interference,
which has made reception this winter
extremely difficult.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-05

As we'll as years to your life. Life
without health is burdensome and
the lack of it casts a shadow over
all our activities. Foley Pills, q
diuretic stimulant to the Kidneys,
cause a regular. health giving flow.
carrying out of the body in natural
way, that waste matter, which, if not
promptly removed, spreads its poisons
throughout the, entire system, to the
detriment of health. Bodily. aches.
severe pains. n-down condition of
the system, inevitably results Avoid
this. Ask for Foley's Pills, diuretic.
Sale at all drug stores. ADV.
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Retail Merchants
Will Meet in City

Retail merchants Of Morton, Stark,
Billings and Golden Valley, copnties
will meet January 81 At the Mandan
Chamber Of Commerce rooms, an an
nouncement sent out by T. p. Ewald
of Hebron, district governor, states.
The primary purpose of the meeting
will be to develop matter for the
attention Of the North DAKOTA Retail
Merchants association, which meets
at Grand Forks March 8, y and 10.
w. ID. Powell. state secretary of the
association. is to be the principal
speaker ut the meeting.
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RFTIrpN tn ScunOr.

Howard Murphy of this city and
Norman Ba'zer of Hazelton have re-
turned to St. Johns University, Col
legcville, Mimi, after spending the
,.u..u;tys here.
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VISITOR LEAVES

Miss Selma Ellison of Fergus
Falls. Mimi. has left for her home
after a visit in the city with hen
sister, Mrs. G. A. Bradley.
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RETURNS To GRAND FORKS

Miss BGrnicc Voight left this morn
ing for Moorhead. MIMI, to resume
her studies at the State Teachers
college, after spending the holidays
with relatives in Bismarck. m
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LEAVES FOR TEXAS

Clyde Voight Of the First COM
pany Brigade of Fort Clark, Tex, left
today to rejoin his troop after spend
ing the holidays in Bismarck with
his parents. He will stop at Fargo,
Minneapolis and Chicago.
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LEAVES For SCHOOL,

Miss Bernice jaeger. student ut st
Benedict's Academy, st. Joseph
Mimi. has returned to schoo! after
the Christmas holidays. She was ac-
.companied by her. SISTER, Miss Flor
ence jaeger, as far rs Fargo.
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LEAVES FOR HOME
ILL AT HOSPITAL

his home after being discharged from,
the st. Alexius hospital.
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Dance at the Odd Fellows
Hall Thursday Night Jan. 9Th,
Cayom's orchestra. Admis-
sion $1.OO. Extra Ladies Csc.
Everybody welcome.
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Pay YOUR Gas Bills now. and
save the discount before the
10th.
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RETURNS FROM FARGO

Miss Phercne Junge, who has been
ia Fargo for the past six months,
returned to Bismarck Monday even
ing. She was accompanied by Miss
Julia Zcllmer, who spent the week
end rs Miss Jungc's guest in Fargo.
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ILL AT HOSPITAL,

G. u. Hahey is receiving medical
treatment at the St. Alexius hospital.
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HERE ON nuSINESS

George Anderson of Wing and A.
II. Lundberg of Regain were business
visitors in the city yesterday.
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RETURNS FROM CITIES

Mrs. Zoe Sprakc has returned frem
the Twin Cities. where She has been
visiting over the New Years holt
DAYS
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Mrs. A. r. Stratton and two child
rem of Regain spent Tuesday in Bis
marck.