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Evening star., 1927-05-27
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A magnificent collection OF
elegant georgette and crepe
dresses, in gorgeous color
ings in plain shades or styl-
ish prints. Short or long
sleeve models, in pleasing
new effects and in 16 to So
sizes.
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ing congratulatory messages and
cables. among them being messages
from the Duke and Duchess Of York
aboard the battleship Renown.
Evening star., 1927-05-27

Rev. Frederick Brown Harris, D. D.,
will give an illustrated lecture on
Snapshots From Europe" s o'clock,
at Foundry M. 4. Church.
Evening star., 1927-05-27

The Big Sisters of the District Of
Columbia will meet. s o'clock, in rec
tory Of st. Patrick's.
Evening star., 1927-05-27

East Gate Chapter, No. 21, o. e. S.,
will have card party, s o'clock, in
East Gate Masonic Temple, Rhode
Island and Mills avenues northeast.
Evening star., 1927-05-27

The Writer'S League of Washing
ton will meet, o'clock, at Thomson
School
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District of Columbia Chapter, Amer.
ican War Mothers, will meet, s
o'clock, at Hotel Hamilton.
Evening star., 1927-05-27

Rathbone Temple, No. g. Pythian
Sisters, will have a 500 card party,
$40 o'clock, at Pythian Temple.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY,

Brookland Chapter, o. e. s.. will
give a card party, s o'clock, at North
east Masonic Temple, Eighth and f
streets northeast.
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o'clock, at Hotel Washington. Thom-
as ]. Littlepage will make an address
on political Problems"
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FUTURE.

FUTURE.
The Anacostia Citizens Association
will meet tomorrow, pm, at Ma
sonic Temple, Fourteenth and y
streets southeast.
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The Wheels of Progress will meet.
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have a card party. 8 o'clock. at Chest.
nut Farms Dairy, Twenty-sixth and
Pennsylvania avenue.

The Federation of Civic Associations
will meet. 8 o'clock, in the board room
of the District Building.
Evening star., 1927-09-22

Heights School: Miss T. o. Pitcher,
teacher, class IA, grade 4. Pierce-W Webb
School: Miss J. NJ. Bunch. teacher.
class IA, grade /. Amidon School; Miss
s. r. Cannon, teacher. class IA. grade
., Petworth School; Miss +. Men. Har-
Ian. teacher, class Ia, grade 2. Keene
School Miss II. G. Rodes, teacher.
class A. grade 6. Seaton School; Miss
NJ r. Norton. teacher. class IA. grade
I, West School; Miss II. O. Edelen.
teacher. class IA. grade !. Bryan
School; Miss Constance Hay. teacher,
CLASS IA. grade 3. Park View School;
Miss NJ. II, Mullaly. teacher. class IA,
grade q. Park View School Miss |. NJ
Smith. teacher. class Ia. grade 3. Ran
die Highlands-Orr School: Miss G. a.
Griffith. teacher. class IA, grade !,
Buchanan School.
Transfers.
Miss Il. T. Walsmith. teacher, class
I a. from grade 3. Park View School,
TO grade /, Whittier School; Miss l..
NJ. Brown. teacher, class IA, from
grade >. Congress Heights School, TO
grade g. Brghtwood School; Miss n.
Il. Chatelain, teacher, from grade ],
Bradley School, to grade ;, Bradley
Evening star., 1927-09-22

School. class ] 4: Miss A. n. Taylor
teacher, class IA, from grade ?. Brad
lev School to grade !, Bradley School;
Miss A. II. EWers. teacher, class IA
from grade T. Park View School, 10
grade 3. Thomson SCHOOL, Mrs. NJ. -.
Culhertson, teacher, class IA, from
grade .. Buchanan School to grade =
Thomson School; Miss NJ. T.. Marshall,
teacher. class IA. from grade :, keene
school, to grade ., Thomson school;
Miss \. r. Field. teacher, class IA,
from grade 1. Barnard school. TO
grade 6. WhcatIey School; Mrs, Is. {.
De Shazo teacher, class IA, from
grade ;, Blow School. to grade ), West
School; Miss II. c. MCLaughlin, teach
er. class IA. from grade 6, Blow
School. to grade 5. Blow School; Miss
G.. t.. Kelsey. teaching principal. class
6, Blow School. from grade TO grade
6, Blow School: Miss s. NJ. Mcintosh,
teacher, class IA. from grade 4,
kingSman School division 6, to grade
Z. Edmonds School; Miss Delphia
Mosedalc. teacher, class IA. from
grade 4, Pierce Webb school, to grade
1, KinESman School: Mrs. j.. B. Pow
ell, teacher. class IA. from grade I.
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Ross School. to grade 6. Peabody'Hil.
ton School.
Miss Edith NJ. williams. teacher.
class IA. from grade 2. Maury school.
To grade d. Brightwood School; Mrs.
r. $. Never. teacher, class IA, from
grade ] F,dmonds School. to grade J.
Eaton School; Miss G. NJ. Roach.
teacher. class IA. from supplementary
teacher, PeahodN.liilton school to
supplementary teacher. T.. V. Brown
School: Miss Cecilia Coad. teacher.
class IA, elementary domestic sci
ence, to Dennison Vocational School.
Mrs Is. L. Bruce. teacher. class Ia,
elementary domestic science. to LenoX-
French Vocational School; Miss G. T..
Boswell. teacher. class IA. from
grade 4. Corcoran School. to grade 1.
Van Buren School; Miss Irene Omens,
teacher, class IA. from grade / i,
Bryan School to grade |, Cooke
School: Mrs o. f. Reed. teacher. class
IA. from grade 4, Tenley-Janney
School. to grade a. Wesley Heights
Portabes: Mrs. A. *. Webb. teacher.
class | a. from grade 5, Tcnley- y-Janney
School. to grade 2. Wesley Heights
Portables; Miss T.. X. Finckel, teacher,
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class IA, from grade 3. Eaton School.
to grade 4, Eaton School, Miss Caro-
lvn Faris teacher, class IA. from
grade 3. oyster School to grade ..
Eaton School; Miss A. T., Driacoll.
teacher, class IA, from grade 2, oyster
School. to grade 3 Oyster School;
Mrs ID. r. Thompson. teacher. class
IA, from grade 6, Brookland School,
to grade ;. Tenley-Janney School
Mrs H. w. Coffren. teacher. class
IA. from grade G. Seaton School, to
grade 6, Brookland School, Miss A
l.. Roe, teacher. class ! y. from grade
/, Bryan School, to grade I Brook
land School; Mrs. \. A hewitt. teach
or. class IA, from supplementary
Continued on Sixteenth Page)
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SCHOOL PROGRAM
PROGRESS IS SEEN
Health Protection Work 80
Per Cent Completed, Will
marth Tells Board.

The Board Of Education was in
formed of the status of the general
inlproVement program in the School
system in n lengthy report by ASST.
Supt. of schools Raymond .. II
marth submitted at regular meeting
held Yesterday afternoon IN the FRANK
lin School Building.
"While the ideal desired has not
been fully accomplished" Maj. VII
marth declares in his report. i be
liave that the reports from the lndl-
yidual buildings will show that the
condition of the schools this year tor
their reorening is far better than has
been experienced for many wears.
Commenting on the various pro
grams being carried on 10 improve
the schools, Maj. Wilmarth's report
says:
"The completion Of the electrical
program is approximately 20 per cent
completed.
"The replacement of drinking foun-
tains is approximately 40 per cent
completed.
Fire Hazards Nearly Ended.
s"The elimination of fire hazards is
approximately IS per cent completed.
1.-The work authorized for the pro-
lection of health of pupils is approx
mately 90 per cent completed
THE work authorized for general re-
pairs and improvements is approx
mately 95 per cent completed"
The board yesterday approved the
appointment of Miss c. +. Barnard as
principal of the RenninC School. after
Miss N. NJ. Lockwood had declined the
nosition. Miss Lydia Brown Of Dun
bar High School was appointed head
of the department Of business practice
of the colored schools.
The following personnel changes
were approved by the hoard:
Appointments tprohationarX)-Mr
7. s. Hess, teacher, class IA. ele-
mentary domestic science, divisions
10; Miss N. c. Graves. teacher. class
IA, grade 4, Grant School. division /:
Miss II. r. Harry, teacher, class IA,
grade 1. Corcoran School: Miss l.. f.
Franklin, teacher. class IA. grade >.
Oyster School; Miss A. X. Nandoren.
teacher, class IA, grade /, Cranch
School; Miss F. l.. SChott. teacher,
class Ia, grade ], Van Ness School, di-
vision Z; Miss NJ. l.. Bush. teacher,
class Ia, grade >, Randle Highlands
Orr School; Miss K. X. Mahoney.
teacher. class IA, grade 2. Congress
Evening star., 1927-09-22

The Attractive Home-How
to Plan It's Decoration" is a 81
page book by Hazel Dell
Brown. 1t tells exactly how to
set about decorating anyroom,
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The HOsv.tO.DeCOrate Book

and illustrates the story with
fascinating pictures of model
interiors in full color. Sent
postpaid to any address upon
receipt of ten cents.
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GROUPS
PROGRAM OUT
Speeches BY State Officials
Discussion Of Common
Problems Slated

Speeches by prominent state off.
Gals and talks on problems Of com
mon interest are on the program
of the North Dakota Title associa-
ton, which will hold its annual con-
vcntion here July IL and 10, Tues
day and Wednesday.
The convention will open with
registration at the Knights of Py-
thias hall at $3.50 Il. M, Tuesday.
At 10 o'clock, President John l..
Bowers Of Mandan will call the
meeting to order. The minutes. of
the last meeting will be read and
the report of the secretary-treasur-
er read. Committees will be APP
pointed.
The afternoon session will open
at 1:45 u. M, when President
Bowers will deliver his annual add
dress. c. D. Cooley, secretary of
the Mandan Building and Loan As
ISOLATION, will talk on "Formation
of Local Building and Loan As
sociations as an Aid to Abstract
Business. S. ID. Adams, Lisbon
attorney, is to talk on "Rcal Medi-
cine for North Dakota" and George
II. Phelps Of Bowbclls will talk on
"Abstracting as Il Profession.
Governor A. G.. Sorlie is also to
talk at this session.
At ! o'clock, the members arc
to be taken on an automobile ride
to points of interest around Man
dan, including the Agricultural Ex-
pertinent station and the State
Training school.
Hanley to Talk
The annual banquet is to be held
at $3.50 at the Lewis and Clark
hotel. j. NJ. Hanley is to be the
principal speaker.
County Judge B. w. Shaw of
Morton county will talk on PRO
bate Court Proceedings" at the
Wednesday morning session and
James S. Johns, Pendleton, Ore,
chairman of the Abstracters Sec
ton, the American Title association,
will give an address.
Election of officers and selection
of the place for the next annual
meeting will close this session. New
officers will be introduced and un-
finished business will be taken up
at the afternoon session.
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NOTICES FOR PROPOSALS TO
PURCHASE DRAKE MILL.
aMA EsQ ECV TfAnn

Public notice is hereby given that,
pursuant to the provisions of Sec
ton 4. Chapter 163. n. D. Session
Laws of 1926. the North Dakota In
dustrial Commission will, until
September 80. 1927, accept signed
bids and proposals for the purchase
Of the sstate-owned mill and eleva-
tor: known as the Drake Mill."
and located at Drake. North Da-
kOta, the property consisting Of
main mill and elevator building,
power house and adjoining ware
alouse. Bids may be submitted for
the entire plant, including machin-
cry and equipment. as a unit. or
Tor the. mill and elevator or ware
house buildings separately. or for
the machinery and equipment only
The Commission reserves the right
to reject any or all bids
All such bids or proposals should
be tnscribed "PROPOSAL TO PUR-
CHASE DRAKE MILL. and mailed
to or filed with the Secretary of
tho Industrial Commission at his
office In the Capitol Building, Bis
xnafck, North Dakota.
Dated at Bismarck, n. d.. July l.
n. y. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION,
- By. Jokn Gammons.
~ Secretary.
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PAGE TWO
BUDGET OF DGRLEIGH COUNTY.
NORTH DAKOTA.


=. For the Fiscal Year Beginning
July LIST. 1927.
Office OF tho County Auditor OF
Blrleigh County. North Dakota.
July 6th, 1927.
TO the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners of Said County,:
]. A. {. lsaminger, County Audi :
tor do hereby resnectfully submit
20. the Honorable Board 1T County
Commissioners the annual County
Budget for the fiscal year begin
ming July LIST, 1927.
'.. A. C. ISlAMINGER
Upon motion the budget as sub
nuttcd by the County Auditor was
ordered published, less changes
made by the County Commission
CrS.
TO the Tax Payers Of Burleigh
County, North Dakota.
We. the Board of County Conn
+. missioners Of Burleigh County.
North Dakota, hereby give notice:
First, that we have examined in
ito the several budget estimates
filed by the several officers ia
charge of offices, institutions or
. undertakings supported wholly or
in part by Isurlcigh County, North
Dakota, and from such examina-
ton 1t is our opinion that for the
proper maintenance, extension or
Improvement Of such institutions.
offices or undertakings for the
fiscal year twelve monthS) com
mencing July 1st, 1927, the fol-
lowing amounts are necessary
A.-COnnty General Governmental
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CAPITOL THEATRE

NAFlAOk EnEAlNE
J. Farrell Mae Donald and Arthur
Housman, two Of the screens most
popular comedians, have prominent
roles in Love Makes 'Em Wild"
coming to the Capitol Theatre next
Monday.
Chief romantic roles were assign
ed Johnny Harron and Sally Phipps.
Others in the strong supporting
cast include Ben Bard, Natalie
Kingston, Albert Gran, Florence
Gilbert, Noah Young and William
Davidson.
This is screen version of Flor
cnce Ryerson's hilarious play, "Wil-
lie the Worm," which convulsed
Broadway.
Adaptation is by Harold Shn-
mate.
Macdonald and Housman arc at
their best in "Love Makes EN-
Wild" according to Metropolitan
critics.
Macdonald, it will be recalled,
lcaped into fame overnight by his
portrayal of Corporal Casey in Fox
films, 1.-The Iron Horse" directed
by John Ford.
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SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1927

since. He had been actively en-
gagged in the hotel business and
later in real estate since coming to
this country, but had been retired
for many years prior to his death.
He held the position as deacon in
the German Evangelical church Of
Hebron since its organization.
Christian F. Ewald is survived
by his wife, Dora Ewald, Of He
bron, brother, Rev. Fred Ewald
of Richmond, Mich, and niece and
nephew, Mrs. Gertrude Kick and
=. p. Ewald of Hebron.
Funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 at the
German Evangelical church of He
oron, and interment will be made
in the Hebron cemetery.
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London--An instrument that dfS-
closes on chart what the human
voice looks like was shown recently
at university College exhibit. The
machine is SO delicate that it blows
up when person uses explosives,
talks in an excited voice or swears.
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McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Walter f. Water. Pastor
Morning worship 1880.
Organ prelude-La Chanson.. Hoffman
Miss Ruth Rowley.
Anthem Love to Tell the Story
...... ........ Wildermcre
Church choir.
Offertory-Cansique DlAmour....
............:.. - =. Sheppard
Solo-He Shall Give His Angels
Charge Over Thee. John r. Scott
Kenneth Preston.
Sermon Divine Compensations. .
O. W. Kolberg, supply pastor.
Postlude-Recession .... Wilson
1880 m. Sunday school.
Evening worship 800.
Organ music. Evening Meditation
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Armstrong
A Song in the Night -. Sheppard
Postlude in F.. Heyser
Miss Cilicia Cross who has recent
ly returned from her missionary
work in Africa will give the eve.
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splashcs Of light from each glowing
window, with mystery and adventure
lurking in the shadows beyond at the
Eltingc for Monday and tuesday, in
"venus of Venice"
Of the waterways whose capacity
for thievcry and mischief is seem
inkly limitless; madcap feared
by police and citizenry alike, yet
charming and l6vable witha1. And
the added complication of an inn
pulsive American artist who attempts
to remoid her sorry scheme Of
things, with most surprising re-
suit.
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Pioneer Resident of
Hebron Dies FRIDAY

The death of Christian +. Ewald,
68, occurred Friday evening at his
home at Hebron following short
illness.
The deceased, who was born in
Germany, came to Hebron in 1885
and had made his home there ever
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thayer and End Street

Paul S. Wright. <,
Sunday morning service ut 10:3O,
broadcast by KFYR).
Organ Prelude: Romance" Hayes.
Mrs. r. E. Morris.
Offcrtory: "A Vision" Shuey.
Solo: "My Redeemer and My LORD
Dudley Buck
Mr.. Henry Halverson
Sermon: "The Double Cure"
Paul S. Wright
Celebration of the Lords supper.
Postludc: Victory March" Nal
lard.
EVENING. SERVICE
8 p. m.
Prelude: "At Evening" Kinder. =
Mrs. r. +. Morris.
lnspirational song service.
Offertory: MELODY" Bohm.
Special music.
Sermon: Hunger and Thirst"
Paul s. Wright
Postlude: March Nuptiale" Faul-
kes
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Fourth Street and Avenue b

AUANcE otICVt anu avenue ID
e. A. Stephens, Minister
lO:30 Morning worship, subject.
"'The Bible Reason. Why Baptists do
not Sprinkle Infants"
1870" Sunday school. Fred Miller,
superintendent.
700 Senior and Junior 3. Y. P..lU.
500 Evening worship, subject,
"My Fathers House."
80 Wednesday evening, prayer
meeting.
The prayer meeting will bc led by
Rev. Wolf who has spent ID years In
Africa as a missionary.
The pastor and five members of
the Il. Y. p. Y. will leave Tuesday
morning for the Assembly at Valley
ity. 1t will continue through July 10.
The evening sermon will close the
series the pastor has been preaching
on the future life.
The evening service will be held in
the basement of the church if tho
weather is very warm.
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CHURCHES
FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Corner Of Seventh Street and Rosscr
Avenue
E.. X. Frankhauser, PastO

E.. x. FFankhausef, Pastor
Sunday moning worship, 10000 u.
m. Rev. +. J. Bccht"' Field Sccrc-
tary of the Florence Crittenden
Home Of Fargo, n. d., will be the
speaker.
Sunday School 1900 a. nj. 3. c..
Larkin, superintendent.
700 T.. l.. &. T.. Topic; "Chrst's
Teachings That Are Too Seldom
Practiced."
Evening service 800 r. IN. Rev.
T.. j. Bcchtel speaker.
Special Music.
Wednesday, pVpNinr praynr Sprvicp
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST,
SCIENTIST

Corner Fourth Street and Avenue {
Sunday service at l a. III. Subject:
SACRAMENT"
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 8 o'clock.
A reading room is open in the
church building every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, except legal
holidays, from 2 to 4 p. m.
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ELTINCE THEATRE

Convoy" will be shown at the
Eltingc again tonight. Taken from
John Taintor Foot's novel, "Thc Song
Of the Dragon" it tells the story OF
the Secret Service and warfare on
the sea during the World War.
Dorothy Mackaill, Lowell Sherman,
VIM. Collier, Jr.. Ian Keith and Eddie
Gribbon arc featured.
Constance Talmadgc has a color
full story Of Venice. that enchanting
city of canals where romance
seems to bcckon in the dancing
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GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Eighth e. Rosser streets
Fred f. Klein. Pastor

IU:UU a. m. Sunday school.
1900 Il. m. Morning services.
700 p. m. Meeting of B. Y. p. U.
500 p. III. Evening services. Bro.
Hariwick, who recently graduated
from the Seminary, will be the guest
speaker.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

a. m. Text, Fourth Sunday after
Trinity Matthew 7:l-6. Subject:
Judgment with Mercy
Vesper service at o'clock. The
Epistle Text for the day Rom. Ia:
7-l2. Subject: "A BenutifuE Life"
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Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity
TO ATTEND LUNCHEON

TO ATTEND LUNCHEON
Mrs. w. H. Stutsman and Mrs.
c. F. Keisch left today for James
town where they will be gues.s at
luncheon given by Miss Irene Gore,
former teacher in the Mandan public
school.
GUEST FROM SOUTH DAKOTA
Michael Roche of Madison, S. D.,
is guest at the nome OF his broth
cr-in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
+. kelsch
RETURN FROM VISIT
Bob Mcdonald, Ralph Jarvis, and
Mike Schantz have returned from
Dickinson where they have been
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visiting for the past week. John
Sloans Of Bismarck was also with
the party.
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TAKE EXTENDED TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Nichols have re-
turned from trip to Chicago,
Indianapolis and to points in Iowa.
Ihey were away three weeks.
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HAVE. A SON

A son was born Thursday at ST.
Alcxius hospital in Bismarck to Mr..
and Mrs. I. J. kasper Of this city.
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MQndQn NeWS
HERE FROM CHICAGO

Mandan after spending the past week
in Chicago as the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. w. E. Morton She was accom-
panied home by another sister, Mrs.
l.. - Daugherty Of Pennsylvania,
whom she met in Chicago.
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TO YELLOW STONE

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bauer left today
for a trip to Yellowstone Park. They
will be gone for about two weeks.
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TAxRN IyR

15ksn up s. RI On or see So!
Irish County, On April Ind, 1897.
1eft hind foot. aNeiGhtI shout 100
s8o6n1x shout five years, no brand
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ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL

NV1HCR 1UuyCI anu UITU OI.
Rev. F. H. Davenport, Rector.
Fourth Sunday after Trinity
: a. m. Holy Communion.
9:45 a. III. Primary Department of
the church school.
IL a. m. Mathis and Sermon.
The Rector will return this eve
ming and will take charge Of the
services
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TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH

!. &. Monsoon, Pastor.
Services Sunday morning at 1O:45.
Topic: 1.-THE Weakness of Christ"
the example for Christians.
Evening services at 8 p. m.
Topic: "The Attitude of the true
Church to the Scriptures"
Choir singing morning and evening.
The male quartet will sing "ROse
of Sharon" by c. Gabriel.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Corner Seventh and Ave D.
Rev. A: j. Malmquist, Pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 "a. m. NJ. G. C.
Larsen, superintendent.
! Divine service in English at 1880
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ning's message. She has spent the
past week with the young people at
Valley City.
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Statement of the
BISMARCK BUILDING: AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
for the period ending June 3Oth,
1927.
Cash In Office and Banks$ 17.72i57
Y. >. Government Bonds $500 90
Real Estate Owned 49,. 5,29O.9l
furniture and Fixtures. 1888 so
TAX Cert1ficateS ....... $50. 46
Insurance Account $3.50. 17O.95
S464,9llO6
Due Stockholders .S4o7137S
Reserve Fund 13.354 ca
Undivided Profits $500. 24,4o15s
S464.314.06
! hereby certify that the forego-
Ing is true and correct statement
OF the affairs of the Bismarck
Building and Loan Associat ton for
the period ending June 3Oth, 1927.
F. l.. CONKLIN,
Secretary
Personally appeared before me.
p. L Conklin, Secretary Of the Bis
mafck Huilding and Loan Associa-
ton and who being duly sworn de-
poses and says that the statements
above are true and correct to the
best OF his knowledge and belief.
Ida Iverson.
Notary Public, Burleigh Co. ~ d.
Ny commission expires Nov. g.
1929.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-09

j. Amt. OF uncolIected
,aSts to be collected. re-
ceiptS from OF n r
sources and ledger bal
ances. CIR. .......... 5i,7J6171
Net Amount to Levy Tn
der Budget tGeneraD.. 5,O13. 81
County Roads and Bridges $50. 0n0. 90
Unpaid Bills. Est. Dr.. 1l.436.O9
71,436.Oo
Est Amt. of uncollected
taxes to be collected and
ledger balances. Cr.... 43,33S.19
Net Amount to Levy Tn
der Budget (R a. b. 28,097 80
Total Appropriations Ex-
elusive of Interest and