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new PACIFIC
FLIGHT IS NOW
BEING PLANNED
Tracy Dobson May Fly to Ha
vail in November With
Woman as Passenger

Oakland, Calf, Sept. 2s.-F-
Another Hawaiian flight with a wo.
man aboard is in the making.
It is planned to fly over and back
and to test The invention Of Berke-
ley mans automatic drift indicator
The mechanism fastens to the side
Of the plane and records on a cylin-
der the route flown.
Tracy Dobson, former lieutenant
in the eleventh army pursuit squad
ron, will be the head pilot. He will
take a co-pilot along, he states, in
addition to Miss Doris Conover, a
dancing tea,he Of Oakla. d.
An Amateur Operator
Miss Conover has mad a study
Of aerial navigation and is an ANA
teur telegraph operator.
Dobson is aware of the opposi-
ton to long distance flying in land
machines over the ocean, but says
he is confident that this can be over
come by demonstration Of the plane s
worthiness and proof Of thorough.
ness Of preparation.
He expects to fly a Mahoney
monoplane powered with Pratt
Whitney engine Of 42S horsepower.
It will carry $50 gallons of gasoline
and will have cruising radius of
1855 miles. or a margin Of sos miles
in excess of the distance between
Oakland and Honolulu.
A date for the hop-off has not
been fixed definitely, but probably
will be in mid November, depend
ent on weather conditions.
Other Women Would 60
That the tr.gic fate Of Miss Mil
dred Doran has not deferred woman
kind in its ambition to be the first
to fly over an ocean is indicated not
only by Miss Concver's determine
ton to attempt the trip, but also
BY applications for passage from
women in Cleveland. Kansas City,
Chicago and many othe- cities.
Carrying virtually every safety
instrument of aerial navigation and
with 4 double instrument board,
Dobson declares the plane will be
equipped in manner to reduce the
hazards to minimum and to re-
move the undertaking from the class
Of the reckless stunt flight.
"A radio receiver for reception of
the radio beacon signal will he TAX
On along as an additional naviga-
ton precaution.
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dome in San Antonio, Texas.
terson hotel, corner Main avenue
and Fifth street, Friday, at 2:3O
and 7:3O r. M. Besides climbing
the building with his bare hands he
is TO perform upside-doun stunts in
midair, showing that he has nerve
in the air upside-down, as we'll as
right side up, and that it does not
make him dizzy to look down.
Mr.. White has been a profess
sional daredevil for the last Is years,
having climbed the Woolworth build
ing, 63 stories, New York; l.. C.
Smith building, az stories, Seattle,
Wash; Amicable building, % stor-
les, Waco, Texas; st. Francis Hotel,
II stories, Humboldt Bank building,
II stories, San Francisco, CAL; the
historic Cathedral of Mexico City,
which is $50 feet in height and 25G
years old, built by the Indians be-
fore the reign Of Macmillan.
During his exhibitions in Mexico
City it was estimated that he had
crowd Of 10000 people daily
watching him perform his death
defying stunts. He promises the
citizens of Bismarck a high elias.
exhibition of nerve, skill and ability
one they seldom get chance to see.
In the afternoon he will be dressed
in bright-hued colors and at night
in white; a powerful searchlight will
also be used, so it will enable the
crowds that come out to see every
movement as plain as day.
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trees, flowers and other plants will
thrive, but just like animals, humans
too, too much Of this and that puts
them on the sick list" he added.
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Bentley Completes
7,OOO-mile Flight


Cape Town, South Africa, Sept.
28.-(AP)-Lieutenant L. K. Bent
ley, instructor for the South African
air force, who left London Septem-
Der l in moth airplane for Cape
Town, completed his solo flight of
more than 1000 miles this after
noon.
Lieutenant Bentley, who made the
trip in long hops to prove the feas-
Utility of London-Cape Town air
communication and to demonstrate
the capabilities Of a light airplane
on long distance flights, created
what was said here to be world IS
record for long distance solo flight.
The aviator, who had hoped to
make the trip in Is days, found 2S
necessary for the trip.
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free sauerkraut, wieners, sandwiches
and coffee are served.
As far as is known, Wishek is the
only town in North Dakota which
has a "Sauerkraut Day." This day
originated in low. some years ago
and since that time has been made
an annual affair by many towns in
Iowa and Minnesota.
Plan Short Program
A committee in charge is arrang-
ing for short program for the day,
the feature of which will be a band
concert by tho Wishok Community
band, an organization of 40 boys and
girls whose ages range from eight
years up.
"Sauerkraut Day" is also the an
nual bargain day Of Wishek mer-
chants who invite the people of the
community to come to town and do
their winter shopping.
People who live at distance and
are curious to know just what
Wishek's "Sauerkraut Day" is like,
are invited to come here and get ac-
quainted.
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JAZZ NO RELISH
Cleveland, @. - Jazz music is
about the worst sauce for appetite
and digestion that restaurant pro-
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WISHEK PLANS
FOR KRAUT DAY
Public Invited to Unique Cele.
brati0n-Pr0gram Now Be-
ing Mapped Out

Wishek, N. d., Sept. 2s.-(Special
to the Tribune)-Wishek's annual
"Saucrkraut Day" will be held
Tuesday, October 10, the board of
directors of the Wishek Association
of Commerce has decided.
"Sauerkraut Day" is an annual
event in Wishek, to which the people
of Logan, Mcintosh and Em1nons
counties are invited and at which
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-28
Plants Need Proper
Diet, Doctor Says

Milwaukee, Sept. 2s.--'F,-Plants
suffer from rheumatism, according
to DR.. H. B. Stems, Chicago, special
list in plant dietetics. who addressed
the Milwaukee Horticultural So
ciety last night. TOO much iron
and not enough potassium raise hob
with plants joints and stop the
proper distribution of food" said
DR.. Stems.
ION properly balanced diet grass,
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Phone 944 for Tire Service.
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N. p. Will Relocate
Bitter Root Branch
South of MissOula

st. Paul, Sept. 2s.-(P)-The
Northern Pacific railroad company
announced last night that it would
begin at once the relocation of the
Bitter Root branch, south of Mis-
soula, Montana, the second of two
large Montana projects outlined by
Of $4,0O0,000.
Grading work on the new g.
mile line from Glendivc to Brock
way, via Circle, is virtually COM
pletc and track laying is about to
begin. This line is expected to be
completed this winter.
The road reported that the Anal
gamated Sugar company Of Utah
will build a $l,500,000 beet sugar
plant at Missoula.
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TREES ARE FORECASTERS

Tucson, Ariz.-Climatic cycles Of
variations in the weather are re-
corded in the trunks of trees, DR..
A. f. Douglas astronomy professor
at the University of Arizona, says.
BY reading" the rings in trees, he
believes he can make a general fore
cast of the weather for years to
come.
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prietor can furnish his guests, a
Cleveland psychologist says. "Jazz
is exciting" he declares; lit makes
one want to fight or dance. 1t
draws the blood from the stomach
into the arms and legs"
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ed, shank medium size and clean;
kernels blocky, showing no dent.
The kernels of Flint corn should
have q bright, oily luster and the
general shape of the ear tapering,
Walster says.
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Reception Will Be
Held This Evening
For Local Teachers

The annual reception. which is Civ
en- by the Business and Professional
Women's club for teachers Of the city
schools and the Indian school, will
be held this evening from 8 to 10
o'clock at the governors mansion.
In the reception line will be Miss
Hazel Pearcc, vice president Of the
club: Miss Henrika Beach, Miss
Chrissie Bulge and Mrs. Evelyn Har-
ris, past presidents, and Mrs. A. G.
Sorlie.
During the evening a musical pro-
gram will be furnished by the Misses
Clara and Lillian Pcltier, Ruth Cor
don, Marguerite Kennedy, and Bruce
Wallace.
Misses Rita Murphy, Madge Runey,
Catherine Mcdonald, Chrissie Bulge
and Marie Hoff are the committee in
charge Of the reception.
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Philathea Class
Elects Officers

Miss Leone Inland was elected
president Of the Philathea Bible class
at meeting held recently at the
Presbyterian church.
Other officers Of the class are:
Miss Myrtle Russell, vice president;
Miss Fanny Greve, secretary; Mrs.
Mildred Bozak, assistant secretary;
Miss Marion Upkam, treasurer, and
Miss Attic Creve. organist.
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McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH
WslAne r VsA>~ Data.

WSUet II. NSvefs Po6tOf
Next Sunday divine service will be
conducted as follows:
1880 morning worship. The
pastor will preach on the subject
THE Eternal Struggle" The choir
will sing the anthem entitled 20
Paradise and one Of the members
will sing a solo. Organ music. An
Old Portrait Cooke. To The Rising
Sun-Torjussen. Postlude in D-lley.
SER
1900 noon. Sunday school GLASSES
for all ages).
p. M. Epworth League. Special
music by orchestra and live topic
for discussion.
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Mothers, Daughters
Hold Banquet Friday

Over 100 mothers and daughters
attended the banquet which was Civ
en- Friday evening In the Presbyter-
ian church parlors. Garden flowers
in profusion decorated the table, and
were placed about the room where
the banquet and program were held.
Miss Elizabeth Jones presided as
toastmistress and opened the pro-
gram by calling upon Mrs. G. l..
Young for a toast to "Women in the
Sunday School," Miss Thelma LESS
nan spoke on "What the High School
Girl Can Give to the Church and
What The Women Of the Church Can
Give to Her."
"Women's Place in the Church
was given by Mrs. Frank E. Cave.
while Miss Doris Cum mings gave q
Woman's Place in the Church" Miss
ponding to the toastmistress with an
Presbyterian Women in Missions"
During the banquet = musical pro-
gram was given by Mrs. Frank
Bavendick. Mrs. J. L. HUGHES and
Mrs. Paul 8. Wright. Through the
courtesy Of Hoskins- Meyer, music
was also furnished by an orthophonic
victrola which they donated for the
occasion.
After the banquet. = social eve
ming Of games and stunts was en-
ioyed in the church parlors.
Mrs. Fred Hanson was general
chairman OF the mothers and daueh-
sers' banquet. Mrs. w. +. Perry was
In charge Of the decorations, while
Mrs. Frank Brown was in charge OF
the invitations. Mrs. l.. X. Thomp-
son directed the banquet and Mrs. ].
T.. Hughes arranged for tho program
The dinner was served by the Mems
.lub Of the Presbyterian church.
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to organize for the winter.
Please notice the time of the eve-
ming services has been changed.
We want every member of the
church to keep in mind the coming
of the state convention. Do your
best to make it a great success by
entertaining as many Of the dele
gates as possible and then get the
most out Of the sessions by being
present at all Of them. We do not
have an opportunity very often to
hear such speakers as will be with us
through the sessions, September 27-
10
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MILL CIYE PICNIC

The Sunday School Of the First
Lutheran church will hold 4 picnic
ut the Mandan Chautauqua grounds
Sunday. Cars will meet at the church
at 1880, and all who have room fol
extra passengers In their cars are re-.
quested to stop at the church 70,
them. A short devotional service will
be held ut the picnlc ground before
~" dinner and the afternoon will be
given to rse1sAlions No evening ser
zee viii be held 1t The church. Mem.
bers ard their families are cordial!
invited to attend.
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Postlude: Harvest Thanksgiving
March Calkin
Evening Worship 1880
Prelude: "Reise Gedanken" .Lorcnz
Offertory: sketch" =. Heller
Postlude: "Leybach"
Mrs Morris
Special Congregational singing fea
ture:
The following gospel songs. pictures
and words:
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FROM SOUTH DAKOTA

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Lancaster, Jr.,
left Thursday for their home at
Belle Fourche, s. D.. after spending
q few days in Bismarck as the guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Hoskins.
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for some time. will leave Monday for
Driscoll where she will make her
home. Miss Peterson plans to 60 TO
Chicago later in the winter.
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HOME FROM MINOT

Mrs. x. c. Leighton and children
have returned from Minot where
they spent few days visiting friends.
They made the trip by car.
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RETURNS FROM OREGON

Winston Mann, who has spent sew
cral weeks with relatives in Port
land, Ore, and other western points,
returned to Bismarck Friday MORN
ing.
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Social and Personal
Mrs. F. S. Carr Gives
Picnic Friday For
Miss Olga Peterson

Miss Olga Peterson was the guest
OF honor Friday evening at q wiener
roast when Mrs. F. 8. Carr enter
tanned at wildwood.
About 20 guests attended the out
door party, and the evening was
spent with dancing and music. At
midnight q supper was served
around Q campfire.
Ray Skoganland Of st. Paul was an
out-of-town guest. Miss Peterson
will leave Monday for her home at
Driscoll.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thayer and Second street
Paul =. Wright

Paul =. Wright
Mother and Daughter Day.
lO:3O morning worship. broadcast
by KFYK.
Prelude: March e Jubilante" =.
Mrs. Il. +. Morris, organist
Address: "Give of Your Best
Mrs. Fred Hanson
Song Response: Selected
Ladies Chorus
Solo: "Thc Pilgrim" Obey Speaks
Roy lndseth
Offertory: "Caro Mic Ben" .....
Giourdani
Anthem: 40 Savior, Precious Savior"
Presbyterian Church Quartette
Sermon: Lydia? Seller Of Purple
Paul S. Wright
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pastor will preach on the subject
The Nan Who Got Off The Track"
The choir will sing the anthem "Now
Tat The Sun Is Setting" BY Spence.
Organ music. Angelus- Massena. YES
per Hymn Thomas. Noctune- Chopin.
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SPENDS WEEK.END HERE

~ GNn0 W CCh"ENO uCnC
Mrs. Caddie Sims Sanger at Lakota
- spending the weekend in Bismarck
after taking an extensive tril
through the northwest while writing
stories Of North Dakota. Mrs. Sang
is now condensing her work to coun
ties, and she expects to have her ma
terial available soon for the differ
ent newspapers Of the state. Mrs
Sanger is . former resident Of Flor
ida. being connected with the St. Pc.
tersburgh Times and the Palm Beacl
Post in the capacity Of feature writer
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RETURN TO OHIO

Mrs. Hartlee May and little daugh-
ter, Carol Anne. left Thursday for
their home at Youngstown, Ohio.
,fter spending several weeks in this
:ity as the guests of Mrs. Mays par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w: E. Parsons.
they were accompanied to Youngs-
town by Miss Dorothy Parsons, who
will make her home there.
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Will. VISIT rRIENDS

Mrs. Lottie b. Sowles left Friday
for Fargo and Wahpeton where she
will be the guest OF friends. Mrs
Sowles is q former resident Of
Wahpeton.
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CHEST r.EAvES

Miss Elsie Pearson. who has spent
the week as the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. W. A. Hughes, left Friday for
her home at Kintyre.
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Norncr Fourth Street and Avenue r
&. a. Stephens. Minister
Io:ao Morning worship. the theme
Tor the morning will be 1.-The Kind
OF 3 christian Christ Wants."
l2:m sunday School. Fred Miller,
superintendent.
$3.50 Senior and Junior B. Y. p. L..
100 Evening worship. the subject
will be THE Cross the Symbol Of
Victory"
1880 Wednesday evening, prayer
meeting. the lesson will be- some in
ferestirig facts about our chapel. au-
tomobiles and cars.
700 Thursday evening the young
peoples choir will meet at the church
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WILL LEAVE THIS EVENING
Miss Ceneviev Boise will leave
this evening for Minneapolis where
she will again attend the University
of Minnesota.
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EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL

10 a. M. Worship; subject: "Stew-
ardship of Means"
II u. IN. Sunday school, B. C. Lar
son, superintendent.
1880 y. m. +. L. c. E. Topic:
"What is Wrong with the Movies
and What Is Right with the Movies"
8 p. III. Evening service: "The
Man Who Does Not Pay the Price"
Special Music.
Wednesday evening: Prayer Ser
vice
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ZION EVANGELIST LUTHERAN
CHURCH

missouri Synod)
4th Street and Ave. A
J. Y. Richert, Pastor
sunday services as follows:
800 q. n.--Sunday school in charge
OF Miss Ella Brelje, Supt.
Classes for all ages.
1000 u. Morning Communion
Service (German).
1880 Il. m.Morning Worship
GERMANY.
2:30 p. m.-The pastor will preach
mt Baldwin.
1:oO p. m.--Bible Hour in charge
Of the Walther League.
Evening Communion service
(English).
Those who wish to partakc Of the
Lords Supper and have as vet not
announced themselves, may do SO be-
fore the service.
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MISS MARTINESON HOME

Miss Vivian Martineson, who ha,
been doing Salvation Army work q
Fergus Falls. Mimi, has returned 4
her home here because Of the Hines.
of her mother, Mrs. Chris Martineson
She will remain here until her moth
er's health is sufficiently improved
!. to permit her to return to her work
at Fergus Falls.
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prrlYpNo ia ccunnr.

Robert Nuessle left Friday for
Grand Forks where he will resume
his studies at the University Of North
Dakota.
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Tell Me the Old, Old Story. -
Day is Dyiuy~ ~
America thesBeAAtiful
500: THE Ninety and Nine" -.
Illustrated
Fred Hanson
Chorus Choir: Jesus, Ny Savior,
Look on Me-
Sermon: Jesus, Lies Truth"
Phone GA for Tire Service.
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MAHrS HOME uERE

Miss Grace Falkenstcin Of Wilton
will make her home in Bismarck this
winter with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. John French. while attend
ing school
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WILL GIVE OPENING DANCE

The A. O. u. W. will hold the open-
ing dance Of the season Tuesday eve
ming ut the A. @. U. w. hall for
members and their friends. A short
business meeting will be held early
in the evening.
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See ''The Better ole"
Americas greatest comedy,
at the Capitol Theatre, start
ing Monday. Performance at
7:15 sharp.
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At ST. ALEXIUS HOSPITAL
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Bader OF
Forbes are patients ut St. Alcxius
hospital.
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ACCCprc pOcurvON

ACCEPTS POSITION
John Erickson has accepted q posi-
ton at the Harris and Woodmansee
store Of this city.
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WILL RESUME STUDIES
Miss Barbara Register left Fri
day for Grand Forks to resume her
studies at the University Of North
Dakota.
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TO MINNEAPOLIS

John Moses and Gerold Rystrom
left today for Minneapolis where they
will attend the University Of Min
nesota.
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~ r,VlSlT here FRIDAY
Mis- kRiss Mslsmd and Miss Myrtle
Mntson of DriScoll we're guests o.
friends in Bismarck Friday.
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DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL
+ Miss Bertha Adams, who entered
St. Alexius hospital Thursday suffer
ing from . broken arm. was dis.
charged from the hospital Friday and
IS at her home, 800 Tenth street
south. Miss Adams suffered the in
Jury while attempting to crank car.
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CHURCHES


Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity
$500 q. m. Holy Communion.
lO:SO a. m. Mathis and sermon.
1900 noon Church School.
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VISITING HERE

VISITING HERE
Mrs. ]. Rohrer Of Nazen is spend.
ing few days in the city as the
guest Of friends.
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LEAVES FOR HOMO
Miss Olga Peterson. who has been
employed ut the A. w. Lucas store
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST

Corner Of Fourth Street Ave. c.
Sunday service ut 1880 a. m.
Subject: Matter"
Sunday school at 9:45 Il. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at o'clock.
A reading room is open in the
church building every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, except legal
holidays. from 2 to p. III.
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IN BISMARCK HOSPITAL
w. F.. Runey Of Sterling, father Of
Miss Madge Runey Of this city, Nm.
derwent an operation ut the Bismarct
hos pital Friday.
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To UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
Miss Gwendolyn Jones left Friday
evening for Madison, Wis.,. where she
will resume her studies At the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin.
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MASoNs TO MEET

A Lara attendance Is desired a.
the first meeting Of the Bismarcl
Masonic lodge for the fall season
which will be held at the Masonic
temple Monday evening at $780, I'm
porfant business will be transacted
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p = q WILL MEET

Members Of the r. f. o. will meet
Monday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. Charles Staley At 7O1 Sixth
street.
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RETURNs TO cONSERVATORY

RETURNS TO CONSERVATORY
Miss Roberta Best, who has spen
the summer at her home in this city
left Wednesday for Milwaukee, Wis.
where she is instructor Of vi0lis in
the Milwaukee Conservatory OF
Music. ="
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ATTENDS HOLINESS ACADEMY
Miss Gladys Schoorl. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Schoorl Of
Baldwin, Is attending the Holiness
Academy at Jamestown.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-17
TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Avenue c and Seventh Street
I. &. Monsoon, Pastor
Morning service. Sunday, at lO:45.
Topic: sabbath Sunday"
Anthem by choir.
Sunday school at IL, all classes.
Evening service ut 4.
Topic: THE Local Church. Gods
Ordinance" being the third sermon
lecture in a special series.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
tAuguotana Synod
Seventh Street and Avenue ID
Rev. A. J. Malmquist, Pastor
Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Luke 4:23-3O. Subject: "A. Moment
of Decision"
There will be no services in the
evening.