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gram as given by KFYR, Monday
night, on their formal opening.
Steiber

!. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Olson were
Bismarck visitors Tuesday.
Julius Olson, John Carlson, VIM.
Hickel and c. L. Malone attended the
rabbit hunt In Garfield. township
Sunday.
Dave MATHS of Bismarck was a
visitor at the Hickel home one day
last week.
Mrs. John Carlson and Mrs. C. L.
Malone attended the club meeting at
Frank Mickclson's Thursday.
Miss Catherine Doyle spent the
weekend at the VIM. Hickel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon motored
to the Painted Woods vicinity Mon
day.
The Pleasant View school board
held q meeting at the teacherage
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
family spent Saturday evening at the
C. i. Malone home.
Vincent Sherman spent Sunday
with friends near Johns Lake.
Miss Naomi Hagstrom spent the
weekend at her, home near Still.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bergquist and
little sons visited friends in Grass
Lake township Sunday.
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Thursday evening the q members
of the Lark Whist club motored to
Carson and attended the senior high
school class play, "Step On It, Stan"
and the American Legion dance. An
excellent supper was served at the
Carson hotel. This event closes the
clubs season until fall.
Mrs. James Sandlin is reported
slowly improving after q recent OPP
Grafton at Bismarck hospital.
August johnson transacted bust
ness in Carson Monday.
A program and pie social were
given at the Carl school Monday.
Proceeds will be used for playground
equipment.
Mrs. Werner Lagerwall and daugh-
ter, Betty, were Flasher shoppers
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Posey were in
Flasher Monday having dental work
done.
Erwin Jones was a Carson caller
Thursday.
Mrs. George Warfield was a bust
ness caller in Flasher Monday.
John O'Brien of Bismarck was tun-
ing pianos in this vicinity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Brodie and fam
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Wild Rose

Wild geese, ducks, meadowlarks
and flickertails have put in their APP
pearance and all we lack to assure
US of spring is the spring rains.
Miss Ada>Saville and brother. Lee,
who have been staying in Braddock,
during the cold weather and bad
roads, will drive back and forth to
school in the Ford.
Harold Brownawell, former Wild
Rose boy, who has been manager
of the Ford garage at Flasher for
some time, recently purchased the
Ford garage at Sterling, where he
will move his family and take possess
sion about April LIST.
0. L. Peterson and son, Arthur,
made a business trip to Bismarck
Friday.
George Staff of Baker, Mont, who
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Scllrllnck

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant were
in Wing Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Novy were
in Wing Wednesday afternoon.
John Flood visited at John Cooks
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Grouse visited
at the Jake Wentz home Friday.
The birthday party at Fode's Sat-
urday evening was we'll attended and
enjoyed by all present.
] Herman Meters was in Wing Fri
day.
Mr.. Lyle has been in Bismarck
the past few days.
Fred Smith and Herman Seilinger
called at Marchant's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Helm and FAM
lily visited. at Chris Berg's Sunday.
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Leith

Mrs f. Anhorn was hostess to the
Leith Civic club Wednesday evening.
All members responded to roll call,
which was answered with current
events.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Mossman and
daughter, Mavis, attended the senior
class play at Carson Thursday eve
ming.
Edna McCarty entertained the
members of the Star Clothing club
at her home Friday evening.
The annual business meeting of
the Presbyterian church was held
Monday evening in the church base
ment. j. B. Cowan, N. c. Finch and
II. W. Gibson were reappointed eld-
ers. Mrs. Henry Faubel, Mrs. Emch
and Charles Brown were elected as
trustees.
Marjorie Anderson left Friday for
New England, where she will visit a
few days before going to Dickinson,
where she will enroll at the normal
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin kallestad en-
tertained number Of friends Sat
urday evening in honor of their we'd
ding anniversary.
Mrs. Anderson Of the Pioneer hotel
has been i'll the past few days but
now is improving.
Mrs. George Gebhart entertained "A
number Of little folks at party
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
son, Millions, fourth birthday.
Village election held Tuesday re-
suited as follows: Trustee, John
Will; treasurer, r. Wrucke; clerk,
Bart Carter; marshal, Thos. Ander-
son; assessor, George Gebhart; JUS
tice Of the peace, N. c. Finch.
The Frank Brown family Of Glen
Ullin are moving on the Griggs farm
north of town formerly occupied by
Fred Nulnor.
Gilbert Moen, Henry Teller and
William Kamrath were looking over
roads in this township Saturday to
see what grading will be necessary.
Mrs. John Will spent the week
end in Bismarck, the guest Of rela-
tives.
Professor and Mrs. Aane.tad spent
the weekend with relatives 1t Es-
mond, N. u.
The Leith Campfire Girls were en-
tertained at the home Of Louise And
erson saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moen enter
tanned q number of relatives at their
home Sunday.
Thomas Anderson and E. Anhorn
took q truckload of rabbits to Bis
marck Friday. The proceeds were
1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Anderson en-
tertained a number Of friends at
their home Sunday evening.
Bertha Zacher spent the weekend
with relatives at Elgin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mossman and
family were Sunday dinner guests at
the e. j. LAWYER home.
The r. T. A. held most interest
igg meeting Monday evening. Rev.
Corbit gave an instructing lecture
on HEALTH" using slides to illus
tsete hia talk. Music was furnished
Leith band and there was solo by
Mrs.. Sept.
The Presbyterian ladies' aid Of
flcers held : business meeting Fri
dry afternoon and made out ! list
q m4mberss dates for entertaining
~ th1 coming year. Following 81
~ mist prspared: March 5. Mrs.
yensy rsubel; April 4. Mrs: n. G.
1Dsek, Mrs. Cierk Hills April -, Mrs.
C19bity Ny m Mrs. Charles Brown;
Jfar r., Mr.. Orr ne&ss June 3, Mrs.
G1kn6n: 1onU q, No1dnteor mestin9;
Sl1 I. lrn. C3onAe Eaekay; July ~,
tn. IN. Audiences; Aueust I, Mrs
y MneAs AuGnst ~ Kelnnteerl
= &tnGs &optepAbee + Mr.. Ered|
616E; D1pt6nlber "a, 1Gfs. Dave1
lea: fsmksE 50 Mn Mm.l
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S. w. Burleigl,

Angus Stewart is building q house
on his farm near the river. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cares will occupy the place
while working for Mr.. Stewart.
Rev. and Mrs.. Grundy visited with
members Of the Stewartdale church
Monday.
John Stewart took load Of hogs
to Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hapel were
callers in Bismarck Saturday.
Several farmers are hauling hay
from the river bottom, doing so be-
fore the river breaks up.
Clarence Dorman, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Dorman, was taken i'll of
acute appendicitis Monday evening
and wds crushed to Bismarck hos.
pital, where an operation was per-
formed. He is getting along fairly
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart called
at the Houser home Sunday.
Ronald Nicholson was q business
caller in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deb Warren were
callers in Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. Glum sawed wood for James
Stewart Monday.
Dan MacLean transacted business
in town Friday. 90
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S Anton Roubal visited at the Steve
Bachar home Sunday.
Mrs. Fode and ths boys were in
Wing Friday, shopping.
Mrs. Chris Helm visited her mother
in Tuttle Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamburg Wis.
tied at the Joe Novy home Sunday
evening.
J. E. Witt was in Wing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Novy and
children visited at the Carl johnson
home Sunday evening.
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blackboards. In this way the room
is kept neat and clean.
The third and fourth grades are
having an interesting race in a
spelling graph. We are going to see
which grade can miss the fewest
words during the month.
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NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

kamrath; October ~, Mrs. Edythe
Jones; November 10, Mrs. G.. A
Mossman; November %, social al
church; December 8, Mrs. Wyman:
January 5, volunteer meeting; Janu-
airy 10, Mrs. +. T. Saundcrs Febru-
AIRY 2. Mrs. Ben Settler; February 10,
open meeting; March |, Mrs. +. j.
LAWYER; March 10. Mrs. +. Anhorn.
Miss Nellie Emch, student at the
Dickinson normal school, spent Sun
day at the home of her parents.
Presbyterian church notes: Leith.
morning worship at 10; Sunday
school ut IL; fellowship meeting
Wednesday evening at 8. Raleigh,
Sunday school at 2; preaching serv-
i've at 3. Annual congregational
meeting will be held following regu-
lar services. Carson, Sunday school
mt IL; Y. +. c. "A. ut Z; evening wor-
ship at 8.
Pre- Easter services will be held in
the Leith Presbyterian church Mon
day evening, March 2e, and continu-
ing through the week. Special mu-
sic for each service will be pro-
vidcd.
On the evening Of Easter Sunday
the young peoples class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school will give
the illustrated Story of the Holy
City"
Rev. Corbit is organizing the boys
Of the intermediate department into
Il Lone Scout" tribe. They had their
first hike of the season Saturday,
when they went to the river for "A
dinner. cooked in the open over Il
campfire.
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intermediate Room

We have had another business
meeting and elected new presi-
dent. Opal Finch and secretary, Err
vile Jones. We also elected other
minor officers, such as one to look
after the books in the bookcase, the
plants, the pencil sharpencr and
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Grammar Room

Mylo Olson has been out Of school
a week because Of eye trouble.
We learned many facts about st.
Patrick March II.
Burleigh Saunders suffered bad
ly sprained ankle few days ago.
Seventh and eighth grades have
been reciting arithmetic together for
a short time and we find few Of
them make the eighth grade class
hustle.
We were pleased to have our
county superintendent of schools
visit US Monday.
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LANTERN TOO?
Mike The Greek: What time-is Il
by your watch?
Diogenes: just got back from
Chicago and I have no twatch.-Life.
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SOUND ADVICE

Heroine: Oh, George, cant you
wait just a week for my decision?
Voice From the gods: Don't do it,
George. The play won't run that
long.-Gaiety.
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WILL OBSERVE
HOW COMBINES
MOVE HARVEST
Rail Board Anticipates Their
Use Will Bring Grain to
Elevators Faster

Careful watch will be kept by the
state railroad board of the manner
in which the use of combines in
grain harvesting affect grain trans.
portatiOn in North Dakota, accOr ,lnE
to {. W. Mcdonnell, member of the
board in charge Of elevator inspec.
ton.
As far Us he can learn approximate
~ 200 combine machines will be used
IN North Dakota this summer and
fall. Mcdonnell said. His informa-
ton is that farmers in most sections
Of the state have accepted them as
suitable to conditions here. Farm
machinery firms have told him trat
the only question regarding the use
Of the combine is how fast they can
be made and delivered, he said.
In several cases men have bought
combine machines and plan to do
custom" harvesting on the same
basis that operators Of threshing rigs
have done business In the past.
IF the use Of combines results in
bringing grain to the elevators mate
rally faster than has been the case
IN previous years, the elevators and
railroads will be taxed to move il as
randy rs it is received" Mcdonnell
said.
We expect to have men familiar
with the facts as to the combine ap-
near at the meeting of the Northwest
Regional Advisory Board on July %
and should know more about the
general situation then than we do
now"
The only present prospect OF a
Grain blockade. Mcdonnell believes.
lies in the fact that the elevators at
Duluth and Minneapolis may be un-
able to move the grain as rapid'v
as it is received there. A blockade
at these PONIES would make 1t nee
essary to establish an embargo
throughout much Of the Nofthwes st
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Mrs. T. Ellison of
Sterling Entertains
at Dinner Sunday

Mrs. Theron Ellison ente rtained at
dinner Sunday at her home in Ster.
ling in honor Of her SON and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Chase.
and her daughter and son -in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Douglas, Of Los
Angeles, Calf. who have been visit
Ing at her home.
Places were marked for 80 guests
at the dinner. Miss Madge Runey
and Miss Bernice Nelson of Bis
marck: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Random
and Mrs. Mike KAMA Of jamestown,
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Chalfin OF
haxelt0m were 0ut-of.town guests.
Accompanied by Mrs. Ellison. Mr..
and Mrs. Chase and Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas will leave Sterling, Tuesday
for . motor trip through Yellow
stone Park.
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World Must Face
Problem of Tired
Business Woman

Paris, July. l8.-tR)-The world
soon must face the problem Of the
tired business woman unless feminc
ism is checked, warns Mrs. Alice
Foote MacDougall of New York.
Mrs. MacDougall is an outstand-
ing stirred business woman" Of the
world. She has more money than
she wants, she says. She would like
to retire and spend the rest of her
life just being womanly. But she
cant.
A million dollar coffee business in
New York, which she built up from
nothing in five years time, has her
pinned to the wheel Of success. She
II, to her own mind, pitiable OBJ
ject-"the successful business woman
whose affairs leave her no time for
the things that make life worth
WHILE"
Three months travel on business
in Europe have only deepened her
conviction that woman's place Is in
the home. She disapproves Of the
growing feminism among European
women.
Women cannot be too womanly
for their own happiness she an
nounced in Paris. ITO my mind the
happiest women l have seen are the
italians, who are supposed to live
In . semi-feudal state. They live
for their husbands and their families.
Their homes are beautiful. The
world could learn . lesson from the
marvelously happy women Of Italv."
The American business woman, &c.
c0rding to Mrs. MacDougall, is fol-
lowing the lead Of the American. bust
ness man. She Is becoming more and
more absorbed in IDEALS" and in
golf. II she tries to combine mar
riage with business the children suf-
fer. II she gives up marriage for
business the woman herself even
su.lly suffers the penalty Of lonely
old age.
Mrs. MacDougall went into bust
nets to support her children. She
has taken two sons into her business.
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AGAINST SPEED

Washington. D. G., July lS.-Na-
tional Headquarters Of the Amer
lean Automobile Association issued
a statement today categorically
denying that the national motoring
body had any connection whatever
with the recent attempt of Samuel
Klein and Morris Klein to beat by
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Social and Personal
Miss Lillian Jontz
and Walter Thompson
Marry at Moorhead

The wedding Of Miss Lillian Jont2
Of this city and formerly Of Mil
waukee, Wis.,. to Walter Thompson
Of Bismarck occurred Saturday after
noon at Moorhead, Mimi. Rev. Crouch
Of the Presbyterian church read the
service, and the couple was unat-
tended.
lns bride has been making her
home in Bismarck Tor some time, MIR.
Thompson has been with the Bis
marck Tribune for the past seven
years, being employed as. foreman of
the press room. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son will continue to make their home
in this city.
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DR.. Strauss Tells
Lions of Convention

DR.. F. +. Strauss addressed the To-
cal Lions club at their luncheon this
noon. describing many interesting
details Of the International Lions
convention which he recently attend
ed in Miami, Fla. as a delegate from
the Bismarck club.
Z. q. Bailey was awarded the at
tendance, prize for the day. The mu7
steal program was dispensed with for
this meeting in order to give the full
time to DR.. Strauss convention re-
port.
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WILL GIVE PICNIC

The Birthday Nission society At
the First lutheran church will have
q btchici ThuYsday afternoon and eve.
ming ut the Maadan tourist camp.
Members are requested to bring their
own lunch. and to meet ut. the church
1T & o'clock. at which time cars will
leave for the picnic grounds. Those
wishing to leave after 6 O'Clock are
requested to notify either Mrs. ].
Aug. Carlson or Mrs. J, J. Barth.
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The George Washington
Coffee demonstration will be
held at our store Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday.
Thanking you. we are, re.
spectfully-Gussner's store.
The George e~WashingtOn
Coffee demonstration will be
held at our store Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday.
Thanking you, we are, re-
spectfully-Gussner's store.
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MARRIAGE IS ANNOUNCED
Announcements have been received
Of the wedding Of Miss May Emma
Heinmiller Of Cleveland. Ohio, to Dr..
Albert Goldsphon Of Naperville, ILL.,,
on July IA. The bride was superin.
tendent of nurses ct the Bismarck
hospital for two years. and has many
friends in this city. She left that
position tn take the superintendency
of the Monette Memorial hospital n
Bucyrus. Ohio. Or. and Mrs. Cold.
sphon will make their home In Naper.
vile.
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until the congestion is cleared, he
said.
His idea is based on the fact that
the biggest garin crop in the his
tory Of this section now is in pros
pect and will be moved from the
point of origin more rapidly than
ever before. Plenty of cars will be
available and the railroads are pre-
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PAGE FIVE

motor the fast train schedule be
tween Chicago and Los Angele&M
"Not only did we have no conned-
ton, officially or unofficially, with
this regrettable incident, but it is
positively Tie poiicy OF the Amerl-
can Automobile Association to uSe
all its influence and that Of it's 900
affiliated motor clubs, to prevent
the use of the public highways for
speedway purposes at any time and
under any circumstances" the A.
A. A. declared.
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GUESTS RETURN HOME

Mrs. Lloyd Kuntz and children Of
Devils Lake and Mrs. ]. L. Bkola
and daughter Of Rugby have returned
to their homes after spending some
time in the city as guests ut the John
Haas and p. A. Shuren homes.
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pared to give excellent service, he
said. The result may be Il blockade
in transportation facilities at the
head of the lakes and other major
receiving points for northwestern
grain.
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WILL BE DICKINSON GUEST
Mrs. P. N. Stebbins will leave Tues.
day for Dickinson where she will
spend two weeks a. the house guest
Of her sister. Mrs. G. Lunde, and with
friends.
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RETURNS TO CALIFORNIA
Miss Frances Johnson has returned
to Los Angeles, Calf, after spend
Ing her vacation in the city with
relatives.
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TAKE MOTOR TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Patera lsfl
TODAY for q motor "trip through re
Black Hills and to other points ~
South Dakota. They expect TO trave'
for about month.
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FROM BUYING TRIP

MIR. and Mrs. X. b. Webb returned
Sunday evening from q three weeks,
buying trip to Chicago and GrsnG
Rapids, Mich. for Webb Brothers
store.
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VISITS DAUGHTER =

\ VISITS DAUGHTER HERE
Mrs w. y. Donovan Of Crosby has
returned home after spending three
weeks in the city as the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Aryid. Backlund.
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HOME FROM VACATION TRIP

HOME FROM VACATION TRIP
Mrs. Katherine Kotowski arrived
home Saturday from two weeks mo.
tor trip to the Bad Lands. and to
other points Of interest in North Da.
kota, Montana, South Dakota and
Minnesota.
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dance program at 10 p. M. and an
organ recital for 1880.

dance program at 10 p. M. and an
organ recital for 1880.
WAND (225), Minneapolis, will
feature the windjammer. and the
piano tuner at els p. m. and has a
frolic and dance program at lO:45.
WRHM (26D, Minneapolis, has a
dinner concert at p. M, and n dance
program at 8. WDGY l26l, Mime
apolis, will broadcast pep hour
from to p. M.
WTAM (4OO), Cleveland. will 'fea-
ture studio program at 6:3O p. m.
A trio will be heard at 1905 from
woo (353), Davenport. A quartet
will broadcast. a program from WIKI
1861, Cleveland, at 1880. A musicale
will be heard at p. m. from WHR
(337), Kansas City, while WOS (469),
jefferson City, has u program at 3
.. m. entitled 1.-The ramb." A United
States band will be heard at $3.50
over WOW (5O8), Omaha. with an
other program by the band at 3
p. m.
WFABs (309), Lincoln, will feature
an; orchestra at $3.50. A song cycle
will be heard from KOA (326), Dem
YER, at 9:l5. WOK (252), Chicago,
has Trianon program at p. m.
WLW (4o8), Cincinnati, has spe-
cialty at z p. m entitled We'll Ask
One" WHIT (4l6l, Chicago, will
feature "Pat-N-A' at 8 p. m.
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Mrs. M. w. Roam Is
81. Hostess at Bridge

Mrs. Al. W.. Roam was hostess Sat
urdsy at q one o'clock bridge lunch
con at the Country club in compli.
meht to Mrs. L. A. Schipfer Of Chi
cage, formerly of .klsmxrck.
Garden flowers were used to fur.
nish an attractive decoration scheme.
Following the luncheon, bridge was
played at the club. Mrs. H. 8. Dobler
heid the high score at cards.
Besides the honoree, Mrs. f.. H.
Maercklein of Ashley was an out
of-tOwn guest.
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VISITS HERE SUI

VISITS HERE SUNDAY
Miss Minnie Brittin Of Dickinson
spent Sunday in Bismarck with
friends.
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FROM REGAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Garnes Of Regan
returned home SATURDAY. after spend
inc !. few days in Bismarck with
friends.
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npvvr IN MINNESOTA

Mrs. Jessie Harris and son. Gordon,
left Sunday by car for Aitkin. Mimi,
where they will spend some time with
friends and relatives. Before return
ing home they will visit in Akron,
Ohio.
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UNDERCOES OPERATION
Miss Dorothy Maercklein Of Ashley
underwent On operation ct St. Alexius
hospital. She is improving rapidly.
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no IAMEST0WM

Miss velma Nupen has returned to
Jamestown, after spending the past
week with friends here.
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AT KELL HOME

Mrs. C. O.. Kell at Alt Eleventh
street has as her guests. her mother,
Mrs. AIMS Lindholm, and her sister.
in lav. Mrs. Elmssl Lndholm OF LIN
coin. Neb.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18

Her grown daughter lives a sheltered
life and has no desire to copy her
mothers business career.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18

VISITS FRIENDS HERE
Mrs. Paul Holmes OF Msnokeh
spent Saturday in the city - the
guest of friends.