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Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18

Shoot, while she is smiling. That S
the stuff Bill"
"All right, cut'''
No, gentle readers, this dialogue
has not been culled from an insane
asylum or a murderer s den. 1t is
Just part of what you will hear at
the Palace Theater next Thursday
and Friday, when the Movie Makers
Of Hollywood will show you just
how it is done in the studios. Edwin
J. Garlic the director, George Rowe,
the famous Pathe comedian, Bill
Farum Wood. the cameraman, in
fact the whole troupe are real gen
lline articles, fresh from the studios
Of Hollywood. You will see and
hear the roar of the famous ''Klcig
Lights you will see and hear the
fascinating click of a genuine mo-
tion picture camera operated by .
real cameraman taking real pictures
which vou will later see on the
s--..n ! ,he Palace Theater. You
will sec and hear George Rowe, in
person, and Edwin j. Garlic, a
genuine director. In other words.
vou will actually breath the air of
IIollyW ood Acyt Thursday and Fri
dav. at the .5aiace Theater.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
FRUITFUL MEXICO"
PRESENTED BEFORE
MEMBERS OF p. E. o.

Mrs. Roy Z. BrecdloVc and Mrs
f. f. Harden of Holtville We're host.
esses at q delightful luncheon given
for members OF Chapter A Y, 7. r.
0. at the home of Mrs. Breedlove
near Hcber yesterday. Bowls Of
EarcisSus conferred the luncheon ta-
blcs where covers were arranged for
the guests. Mrs. W. F. Mosher as
sisted the hoStesScs in serving.
Mrs. Robert Campbell gave a de-
ly interesting program entitled
Fruitful Mexico, which contir-
aed the chapter 5 study Of that
country. Ia spite of the varied eli
matte conditions found there, cot
ton, grapes and Mexican beans or
frijoleS rs they are called there. are
found growing in every state, Mrs.
Campbell reported.
That 90 per cent Of all the vari-
cites of fruit which grow in the
world are found growing in Mexico
was another interesting statement
made by Mrs. Campbell. Hemp,
sisal. chickle, pulque. sugar and cot
fec were among the products dis
cusScd.
Mrs. +. B. McGlasson Of Portland,
Ore, was the only guest. Chapter
members present were Mesdames
Don C.. Bitter, Robert ". Campbell,
j. L. House, L. c. House, Forrest
Kutz, Howard 2. Meyer, W. F. No
sher, George Paulin, John Stewart
Ross, I. Z. Sargent, Charles +.
Scott, Minor VI. Sweeney, Charles
I. Sones and the two hostesscs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
Business Women
To GiUe Annual
Dance FebruurY 4

Announcement OF February as
the date for the business and
Professional Womcn's club annual
dance has been made by Miss Flora
TAYLOR, chairman of the committee
on general arrangements.
The affair, which will be the fifth
annual dance sponsored by the club,
is 10 be given It Masonic hall.
At a dinner attended by members
Of tho club which was served at the
Hotel Barbara Worth last night
plans for the dance were informally
discussed.
Bridge completed the evening, fol
lowing the dinner.
Announcement of features for the
dance will appc2r in later issues OF
the Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
lNr. and Mrs. J. S. Jones
informally Entertain
Bridge Club Members

Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Jones inform
ally entertained the members of
their club at their home last night,
where an evening of bridge and
dancing was enjoyed.
Prize winners at bridge included
Mrs. Frank F. Anderson, Mrs. r. y.
Watson, and Howard 2. Meyer.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Jones at the close of the enjoyable
evening.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Jones at the close of the en-
ioyablc evening.
Those present included Dr. and
Mrs. Forrest Kutz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard p. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
y. Watson, MIR. md Mrs. Don G.
Bitler, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. And
crson and the host and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
Advertising Topic
Chamber Lunch

Members Of the RI fcntro Cham
Der Of Commerce will engage IN a
discussion on "Thc Value OF Com
munitv Advertising, when they
meet for the regular weekly lunch
con AT the Barbara Worth Hotel at
noon tomorrow. Leo Hctzel viii be
in charge of the program,
Community advertising was taken
up bv the members last week but
ii was not gone into as thoroughly
as desired. This week it is hoped
that every business man in town
will be present and give his views
on the subject.
The officials Of the chamber are
seeking the cooperation Of the
business men to launch an advcrtis-
ing campaign in the near future,
There is no definite plan Of action
at present aud any IDEAS which the
business men might bring out at
tomorrow > gathering viii be vel
coined.
No speaker has been engaged for
the luncheon, the entire meeting be
ing turned over to the discussion.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
CHILD WELFARE
STUDY SECTION
PROGRAM OUTLINED

The American home committee of
the Woman s Ten Thousand club
announces the following program
for the American home and child
welfare study group:
Lesson 1.-Home management, in-
cluding as topics the efficient buyer
the efficient consumer, the efficient
housekeeper, budgets and house ac-
counts. financing the home, and in
surance.
Lesson 2.-Nutritiou. including as
topics feeding children Of pre-school
age, feeding children Of grammar
school age, feeding children in
adolescence and youth, the balanced
menu for the whole family and
planning of meals in general.
Lesson 3.-The home, including as
topics decorating the home. furnish
ing the home, and the garden.
Lesson 4.-Home making, includ-
ing a discussion Of "What s Wrong
With the Home?' and Developing
the Soul of the Home Under the
latter subject books, music, art,
science, recreation, good manners,
character building and religion will
be considered
Lesson 5.-Mothcreraft including
as topics better babies and the child
his nature and his needs.
The group which all mothers and
Others interested in the problems to
be covered during he course are in
vited to join, will meet on Friday
afternoon at o:3O at the Wilson
school, \ short program by Wilson
school children will precede the
study.
The principal talk on Friday will
be made by Hugh T. Osborne on the
subject of "Better Home Manag ge-
ment. -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
, AbOUT
CALIFORNIA
G/ lRV1N ENGiERo :
NAVEL ORANGE TREES

Mrs. Eliza Tibbetts planted the
first navel orange trees in Califor-
MIA at Riverside in 1873. These
seedless orange trees were first dis
covered at Bahia. Brazil, by the L.
s. consul there, who forwarded some
Young trees to the department of
agriculture at Washington. Mrs.
Saunders, wife of the professor who
experimental with the budding of
the trees. sent two to Mrs. Tibbetts,
a close friend. These two trees We're
planted and cared for bv Mrs rih-
belts, who, as irrigation had not
been developed then, kept them alive
and thriving by pouring dishwatcr
carefully around them.
What is the legal rate of interest
in California?
Seven per cent.
What steps arc necessary to amend
tnC state constitution?
A two-thirds ma. .iority of each
house iii the legislature and ma.
iority vote Al the neXt popular clee-
ton.
Wher was the United States mint
II San Francisco opened:
April 3, 1854.
These questions viii be answered
tomorrow.
Who discovered Death Nallre!
How did California 5 population
Increase for the last census period
compared w',A that of other states
When did :hr Panama-Paeitio OK
position open!
How did the city Of Chico get lis
name.
(Iuestions aboGt California will
be answered if sent to the Caliior.
nia information EcPartmen. Of this
ucWspaper.)
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
Committee Meeting
To Be Held Tonight
At Miss Reeds Home

All members of the soeisl commit
tee of the Loyal Young People s
class of the State Street Christian
Church, and especially the members
of the east of 1.-The Old Maid S
Convention given recently are
urged to be present at a committee
meeting at the home of Miss Sara
j. Reed, AS Wensley Avenue, this
evening.
The meeting is for the purpose
of discussing and making plans for
the big social to be given at Miss
Reed S home Thursday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
CITY Aids States
Most Valued Crop
by United Press Lcaycd Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. Is. -
Fl Centre is contributing to Califor-
MIA S $20,0o0,0OO annual baby crop
at the rate of 25 babies ,or every
1000 of estimated population.
These figures were revealed here
today by L. E. Ross, statistician cd
the state board of health, who says
the total number of babies born III
the state last year was $4,000. More.
over, their combined weight was
more than 325 tons. Their net value
to the state was approximately $40,
100000.
Average birth rates of the state
is y babies per 1000 estimated pop.
ulation. The city of Alhambra
leads in baby production, with a
rate of AL, while Trinity county
shows the lowest rate, 3.3 per 1000
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
INFORWALFTY TO
MARX ANNUAL MD
WINTER DANC Z

Delightful informality will mark
the annual mid-winter dance Of the
Woman 5 Ten Thousand Club,
which is to be given at the club
house on Saturday evening. Janu-
ary %, for club members aud their
friends.
In addition to dancing, with OK,
cellent music promised h the social
committee which is sponsoring the
e-eut. bridge games viii be cs-
bljshed Tor those who prefer
ards.
Sandwiches and coffee will bc
served by the members Of the com
mittoc.
All club mrbcrs are asked to keep
january - a- au open date and plan
~ attend.
4 rew $4,000 museum just COM
pletcd IN the Yosemite valley La,
been accepted by the gcvcrnment.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
PYTHIAN SISTERS MEETING

In honor Of the official visit of
Clara Brousc of Riverside, grand
chief Of the Pythian Sisters, mem
bcrs of the FL Centre and Brawlcv
temples will join with the IIoltvillc
temple at meeting at the Knights
nf Pvthi"s ball in IInltvjllc tonight,
A pot luck supper at 6;3o will pre-
"eae the meeting. A large delega'
tion from this city will attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Wolford Drye were
awarded the prizes tor low scores.
A series of short talks by the
city councilmen added to the sue
cess of the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
Couple Will Wed
On Local Stage

An event of interest to FL Cen
trans will take place Thursday eve
ater. when Miss frankie Jenkins
and Ted Fetters, of FL Centre, will
be married ON the stage, between
acts of the current play, in full view
Of the audience.
Fetters. who is employed by the
Quality Dairy, and Miss Jenkins
will be presented with gifts by the
management of Brunk $ after the
ceremony. 1t is expected TO have Il
local minister marry the couple.
Many One-track mind leads no
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
COMMUNITY CHORUS
TO BE FORMED BY
NADINE KUPELIAN

An announcement OF unusual in
tcrcst in musical circles is the pro
posed f0rHr4 ..on OF q community
chorus unG. : the direction Of Ma
dame Katharine Ward Kupclian
Madame Kupclian states She will
rc able to ase- about % Voices, and
all singers iatorestcd in chorus work
may get in touch with her at her
Olive avenue studio. or by calling
39J.
Rchearsals for an oratorio or sim
liar production to be given by the
chorus in the spring will be begun in
the near future,
los Angeles county has $3.50 per
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18
Hollywood Movie
Makers To Come
To Local Theater

"Kill 'em, hit EN-! Shoota Cut.
Cut. Cut!' Bill smack that
" broad cut 'er off at the waist
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18

Money to Loan cn Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co. Iuc., Fred X.
Cross, Mgr. 6t0 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18

A reclamation district for 2006
acres in Tehama county was recent
ly formed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18

Burney, Shasta county, shipped
5000 sacks Of potatoes this fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18

Many "A onetrack mind leads no
where.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-18

Los Angeles roGnty has $3.50 per
cont of the population Of the state.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-07
Social and Personal
Friends Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary
at Montgomery Home

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Johnson Of
Tanner township were guests Of
honor at the home Of r. J. J. Mont
gomery recently when friends en-
Aertained in celebration Of their
silver wedding anniversary. Over 100
guests attended the party.
Mrs. Leatners and Miss Montgom-
cry presided as hostesses at the
d'--c" A wedding cake, decorated
with lighted silver and GOLD candles,
lur..,eu me centerpiece for the table,
while flowers and ferns were used
for decoration of the rooms and
table, The guests Of honor were
presented with many gifts in silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson were mar
ried at Blue Earth, Mimi, June &c,
1899, and came to North Dakota in
March. 1905. They have made their
home in Tanner township since 1905.
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Enderlin Aut0ist to
Be Tried Next Week

Enderlin, N. d., July 7.-t%)--
Frank Ward. held in the Ransom
county Jail at Lisbon on u charge o.
driving motor vehicle while intoxi-
Gated, us result of an accident in
which Joan Clothier, eight-year-o old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clothier. Enderln, was seriously in
jnrcd, probably will be tried before
Judge NJ. o. Thompson, county judge
at Lisbon. next week. according ia
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Is CRAnIlATEn

Miss Vivian Martinsson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Martineson of
this city, has been recently graduated
from the Salvation Army training
college In Chicago. She has been APP
pointed lieutenant in charge Of the
Salvation Army post at Fergus Falls,
Mimi. Miss Martineson Is o grad
uate Of Bismarck high school.
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Boston Dental Co.
Office BurglariZed

Offices Of the Boston Dental com.
pany were broken into sometime dur
ing the past weekend, according to
Mrs. G. C.. Hibbs, who returned yes
terday from trip to Winnipeg. Can
ada. Entrance was gained by break
ing the lock on the window leading
to the hallway. Mrs. Hibbs states
but, SO far as can be learned, moth.
ing Of value was taken.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Rudser and
children left this morning for Fargo
and lake resorts in Minnesota where
they Will spend q vacation Of several
weeks,
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pAN.HELLENIC MEETING

Bismarck members of Pan HELEN
ic will meet at a luncheon Monday
noon at the Prince hotel. An inn
portant business meeting will fol
low. Members who plan to attend
are requested to phone Miss Marian
Staley at 286 for reservations.
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Out of Town Guests
HOnOred at Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh d. McGarvey
entertained Wednesday evening in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Lewis and Mrs. Millie J. Wood Of
Minneapolis. and formerly Of Bis
marck, who are house guests at the
f. G. Giermann and l.. A. Baker
homes.
Garden flowers were used to at
tractively decorate the rooms and the
tables. During the evening three
tables of bridge were in play with
honors Mt cards going to Ward Lewis.
Guest favors were presented to Mrs.
Lewis and Mrs. Wood.
At the conclusion Of the games
Miss Catherine Bleth and Miss Gayle
Hawk assisted the hostess in serving
q two course luncheon.
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CHESTS FROM IOWA

Mrs. X. s. Stoakes has returned to
Bismarck after spending the past
month with relatives at points in
Iowa. She was accompanied home
by Mr.. Stoakes' mother and brother,
Mrs. E. r. Stoakes and son, Herbert,
Of Charles City, Iowa. who will be
their guests for few weeks.
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RETIlRN FROM TRIP

DR.. and Mrs. c. G.. Hibbs and DR..
and Mrs. T. NJ. MacLachlan returned
Wednesday from a motor trip to
Winnipeg where they we're the guests
of DIR. MacI.achlan's cousin, DR.. Paul
Dow. En- route they visited ut Pei
lean Rapids. Mimi, and at Grand
Forks and Wilton.
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HERE ON BUSINESS

4. F.. Parnham Of the Art Metal
company Of Minneapolis spent We'd
n2sday in Bismarck on business. Mr.:
Parnham is the branch manager Of
the company for the entire north
west territory.
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AT DETROIT LAKES. MINI.

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Ch;lds Of Bis.
marck and John Vogel Of Coleharbor
are spending a few weeks at Detroit
Lakes. Mimi. They made the trip to
the lakes by car, visiting ut Fargo en-
route.
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MOTOR THROUGH PARK

Misses Pansy Etling. Edna Still
man. Paula Ullrich, Matilda Hagerott
and Anne Bloedau have returned
from a motor trip to Yellowstone
Park. They were out Of the city
for over three weeks.
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Loretta. Iceberg and
Keith Nicholson Are
Married Wednesday

Before an improvised altar banked
with carnations, sweet peas and
greenery, and lighted by taper
candles, Miss Loretta Iceberg became
the BRIDE Of Keith Nicholson We'd
pesday evening at 1880 at the home
yof the brides sister, Mrs. James
Pearcy. Rev. Paul 5. Wright read
the marriage service.
Mrs. Roy Logan attended the bride
ana wore an afternoon gown Of blue.
Z Her flowers were pink roses. The
brides gown was orchid georgette,
fashioned sleeveless and with short
cape. She carried bouquet OF
sweetheart roses and lilies Of the val
ley. Roy Logan attended the groom
as best man.
Following the ceremony dinner
was served at the Prince hotel with
places marked for ~ guests. Carna-
t,ons and taper candles decorated the
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Preston OF
Fargo were guests from out OF the
city. The bride and groom left this
morning by car for trip to Min
nesota lake resorts. For travelling
Mrs. Nicholson is wearing a tailored
suit of navy blue and small black
hat.
mrs. Nicholson, who has been em
ployed at the Barker Bakery unt
candy company, has made her home
with her sister, Mrs. James Pearcy Of
this city, since coming to BismarcI
several years ago from Kentucky. !.
Inc groom. ID the son of Mrs. H
=. Nicholson of this city, and ha'
been employed at the Logan grocer,
tor the past nine years.
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FROM VINO

Mrs. John Koch Of Wing under
went an operation Tuesday at St
Alcxius hospital.
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WILL. VISIT CANADA

WILL VISIT CANADA
Father C.. B. Buckley and William
and Clarence Braxerol, who are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Braz.
crol, will leave the latter part OF
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RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Slender have
returned from trip to Arizona and
western points. They were away for
two weeks.
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RETURNS TO BISMARCK
Miss Thelma Duncan returned to
Bismarck Tuesday after spending
few days at her home at Almont.
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EN- ROUTE TO MOTT

En- ROUTE To MOTT
Miss Gladys Turner of Fargo is in
the city as guest at the home of
Mrs. N. B. Werstlein while en- route
to Mott. where she will spend some
time with relatives.
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TO SPEND SUMNER

Mrs. r. A. Tracy and daughter.
Cornelia, have gone to Minnesota lake
resorts where they will spend the
remainder Of the summer.
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vrcrT,Nc CpIrNnS uCRE

Mrs. d. F. Duncan Of Judson and
Mrs. c. F.. Kelvscn Of Almont were
the guests of friends in the city
Tuesday.
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r1rpr EpnN MTNNESnTA

Mrs. J. Fontana and SON., John, Jr,
of Lake Elmo, Mimi, are in the city
rs the guests of Mrs. William Lehr
field.
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nrscHARcrn rRON HOS

Mrs. Leland Mark and baby girl
were DISCHARGED f~om st. Alexius
hospital Tuesday. They have return
eu ~ ,neir nuti.u At lu.tie.
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To WEST COAST

Miss Rose Were and Miss Beryl
Knott left this morning for a trip
to the west coast by way Of the Can
adian Pacific. Miss Were will return
in two weeks, while Miss Knott will
be away until fall.
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HAVE a DAIICHTER

HAVE a DAUGHTER
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Soredahl OF 700
Avenue A.
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VISITS At FARGO

Mrs. D. M. Mcfnee has returned
from Fargo where she spent some
time as the guest Of her son-in-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. X. +
Swenson.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
TO LAKES

Wood is q former resident Of Bis
marck.
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knights Of Columbus-Regu-
lar meeting Bismarck council,
Friday, July Sth, 8 p. m.
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the week for . motor trip through
Canada before returning to their
homes ut Washington. u. &.
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ON BUSINESS
A. c. Taylor spent Wednesday in
Steele, looking after business inter
ests.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-07

the past two weeks, was discharged
Sunday and returned to her home at
Medina.
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AT ST. ALExIUs HOSPITAL
J. f. Kiesel of 3l5 Washington
street is a patient ut st. Alexius
hospital
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PAGE FIVE

information received here re ~
Charles S. Ego. states attorney. 80
Ward is in jail in default OF Si;Uoo
bond. The girl. who for more tnah
AZ hours after the accident was un-
conscious. has shown slight i'm
nroyement during the last IL hours
according to physicians. and has
good chance of recovery. S'..-9s'
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uNDCRCOES OPERATION

Mrs. Alfred Hart OF this city under
went an operation at st. Alexius
hospital Tuesday.
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SENATOR NYE HERE
ON pI'SINECC

Senator Gerald r. Nye of Cooper
stown is a business visitor in Bis
marck today.
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GUEST AT BAKER HOME
Mrs. Mile J. Wood of Minneapolis
is house guest Of MIR. and Mrs. L..
A. Baker at FOG Fourth street. Mrs.
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The Presbyterian Ladies
are serving home-cooked food
daily from IL to 5 in the base
ment of A. w. Lucas store.
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VISIT ERIENnS HERE

Mrs. r. J. Fox and Mrs. William
Higgins and little daughter of Me-
dina were guests Of friends in Bis
lnarck today.
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RETURNS HOME

lone Kaisler. who has been pa
tient at the Bismarck hospital FOR
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rO MINNESOTA AND WI!

E. o. O'Brien and. son, Billy, Clay
ton Ruckel, and Miss Madge Webster
left this morning by car for q trip
10 points in Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin, where they will visit relatives
and spend some time ut lake resorts.
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RETURNS FROM MILWAUKEE,
Mrs. W. 5. Ayers has returned from
Milwaukee, Wis.,, where she was
called two weeks ago by the death 81
her brother, DR.. N. w. Hollenbeck.
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Our vulcanizing is success
full. because we Specialize
A. 4 NJ. Tire Service, zio
Main. Phone $50.
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FROM MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Geiermann have
as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
ward Lewis Of Minneapolis. and
formerly Of Bismarck.