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New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
TUFTS NEW CAPTAIN
City Advertisement
NOTICE

There will be a hearing at City Hall, New Britain, Room 201, Wed- nesday evening, Dec. [, 1927, at & o'clock on the proposed discon- junction of Hartford avenue and Stanley street and substitution of buses between that point and the end of the trolley line on Stanley street. Signers of petitions bearing on the subject, and all others who are concerned, are hereby warned and notified of said hearing.
 The Railroad Committee
 By Councilman Thomas E. Fay,
 Chairman.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
Special Notice

The local members Of Camp Yokum. Beckett Mass, will hold a food sale at the home Of Mrs. C. W. Vivian, 2O5 West Main St. Satur- day afternoon. The entire proceeds will go to the flood sufferers of BeCkct, Mass, which was wiped out during the recent disaster.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
NRDER TRIAL DATES

Eallcyfield Que, Dec. Pl-Trial of George C. Mcdonald and his wife, Doris, charged with the murder of Adelard Bouchard. LaChine, Que, taxi operator. last July was set for next Tuesday at the Assizes after a true bill was returned against them by the grand jury today.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
Auto Parts and Accessories

COLD WEATHER COMING. Get ready with a supply of Miller's non-freeZe alcohol with glycerine base. Buy at Legliorn Motor Parts Co.,, Elm St.. corner East Main.
 DENATURED ALCOHOL. on-freeZe so- lutiors. chains and heaters. Budd Auto Products Co.,, 16l Arch St. Tel. c9S9.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, DECEMBER g. 1927.
City Items

Our prescription department thoroughly modern. All drugs, chemicals and preparations of rec ognized standard. The Fair Pre- scriptjon Dept,-adyt.
 Get in line and follow the crowd 10 the T. A. B. hall Saturday night. Tabs and Insilco game.-advt.
 When sickness comes-you need quality, skill and service-all three at The Fair Prescription Dept advt.
 Nash Suit or Overcoat-s22 90. McCabe. 49 Walnut St. Tel. 454.- advt.
 TUFTS NEW CAPTAIN
 Boston. Ic. 3 P-Fred NJ. Ellis of Nedford was last night elected captain Of the Tufts college football team for 1928. Ellis. a halfback. was an outstanding star on this years Tufts eleven. which went through the season without being de- feato1 or tied.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

4 BETTER DANCING SCHOOL where everyone Is sure to learn. Steinhaus Dancing Academy. lessons for g. Ballroom dancing our speciality. Open evenings. Phone 3759-J.
 BALLROOM, BALLET. CLOG DANCING Children and adults, Private or class lessons. Emerson Studio. 150 W. Main St. Tel. 6l3 or 143G-5. Open 10 to 1G ELOCUTION, VOCAL AND BRIDGE LESSONS. Ruth Bassettc, 1J0 West Main St. Call G13 or 14S6-5.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
THE NEW BRITAIN LUMBER co. VS. CLIFFORD JOHNSON
 

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by order of the Court of COMMON PLEAS of Hartford County, the Auction Safe 10 take place at Maple Hill on Saturday. December }, 1927, at ? o'clock in the afternoon, will be postponed until Sat urday January 7. 1928, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, on account of the death of Clifford Johnson.
 FRED TWINKLE,
 Committee appointed by said Court
 to make such sale.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-06
Menus For the
Family
RY SISTER MANY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., cereal
cream, posched eggs on graham toast
milk, coffee.
LuNCHEON-Tuna mold, potato
chips, brown bread, bluckbsrries
cookies, iced cocoa.
DvNNER---veal pot roast with
Drowned potatoes and carrots, jellied
Waldorf salad, plum tart, milk, cot
fea
The fish mold suggested in thu
luncheon menu is served on bed
Of lettuce with garnish of sliced to-
matoes. This combines the salad AMI
meat course sttractively for an in.
formal meal.
Jellied Waldorf Salad
Two tablespoons graduated gela
tine. y cup cold water, III cup:
boiling water. q cup lemon juice
l-3 cup sugar. l cup diced tart ap
pies. l cup diced celery. y cup brok
en- nut meats, 4 teaspoon salt.
Soften gelatine in cold water fol
ten minutes. Add sugar to boiling
water, and when dissolved stir in gel
atine.I Stir until gelatine is dissolv
ed and let stand until cool and be
ginning to set. Add lemon juice anc
salt. Stir in apples. celery and nu
meats and turn into Individual mold.
or one large one. Chill eight I.
twelve hours. Unm0ld on bed O
lettuce and serve with French dress
ing or cooked salad dressing as pre-
ferred.
(Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc
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LIKES SAMPLE
TRIES IT AGAIN

The ]. l. Case Threshine Ma
chine Co. recently employed Lyness
Maitland, Of Dakota Business COL
Ieee, Fargo. They wanted to see
il the famous D. B. Z. ACTUAL
BUSINESS trainine( copyrighted
unobtainable elsewhere) really Gre
ates superior office workers. Evil
IDENTIFY they found it does, for few
days later they employed another
Dakotan, c. E. Egean.
Standard Oil, Ford Motor, In
ternational Harvester, call on d. B.
c. repeatedly for help. Follow the
Succe5Sful." Enroll for late Fall
Term, Oct. $40. Write F. L. Wat
kins, Pres. 500 Front ST.. Fargo.
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Joseph Kitchen Gives
Address on Labor Day

Joseph Kitchen. commissioner Of
agriculture and labor. addressed the
meeting Of the Kiwanis club today
on the beginning and significance Of
Labor Day. He also spoke Of the
; origin Of other legal holidays.
l.. Y. Miller was chairman Of the
day. Father John Stag, who recent
~ returned from Europe, was in at
tendance ut the meeting. Guests Of
the club today were w. &. Fulton.
new director Of boys work in Bis
marck, and +. H. Waldo, who recently
came here from Harvey to be mama
ger Of the Bismarck area tor the
Northwestern Bell Telephone COM
pany.
| j. II. Wagner led the club songs.
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The Wedge Now :, J!
in New Location

With more commodious quarters
and better opportunity for the
display Of merchandise, The Wedge,
mems clothing store operated by j.
Y. Broxmeyer. is now located in the
COwan building on Broadway, having
been moved there from the Lucas
block the latter part Of last week.
The store is just east Of the Cowan
drug store.
The hat cleaning and reblocking
department Of the store is now To-
Gated In the basement and the entire
ground floor is given over to the
clothing and mems furnishings de-
partment.
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|EsA I'm
Social and Personal
Christina Nelson and
Alfred Anderson Are
Wed Here Saturday

The wedding Of Miss Christina Mel
son and Alfred Anderson OF this city
occurred Saturday morning ct the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar DIN. The
marriage service was read BY Rev. A.
]. Malmquist.
The bride. wore an afternoon dress
Of black and white canton crepe and
= small black hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Olin
attended the couple.
After = wedding breakfast ut the
DIN home, the two couples left for
a motor trim to Minot and other near.
by points where they will spend q
short vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Ander.
son will make their home In Bis.
mxrck,
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Breakfasts
That
Stand By
You
Quaker Oats Supplies
Vigor to Speed up
Your Mornings

A1OURISHlNG breakfasts Of well-
~ balanced food are now being
widely urged by authorities as All
important aid to business success of
adults, and physical and mental de-
velopment of school children.
Some 1919 of the days important
work in the business world, it is now
known, falls into the four morning
hours. 500 OF the important school
work. in thousands Of schools and
colleges recently investigated, in
GLIDING Princeton, Harvard, most
state universities and public schools.
falls in the same period.
To be right mornings, you must
eat right food: meaning rightly bal
anced, complete food.
Thus Quaker Oats = excellently
balanced III protein. carbohydrate,
minerals, vitamine "B" and the bulk
that makes laxatives seldom needed
lis the worlds dietctic urge. Savory,
delicious food that Stands by" you
through the morning. No other cereal
compares. Always remember that.
Get Quick Quaker-which cooks
in 2H to S minutes -or regular
Quaker Oats today at your grocer.
Quaker Oats
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Man Bruised, Shaken
in Cycle Accident

Guilford Mandigo, city mail car
rier, was badly bruised and shaken
Friday evening when. struck by Il
motorcycle in front of the postof-
flee. he was thrown from his bicycle
TO the pavement.
MandigO was coming out Of the
alley beside the pOstofficc when
Henry SOmers, motorcycle policeman
at Mandan. was coming down Broad
way. Witnesses said the two men
| apparently did not see each other.
The front wheel Of MandigO's hi
cycle was struck by the motorcycle
and he was thrown to the pavement.
lie was given medical treatment and
was reported to be getting along well
today.
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Margaret Will Is
Honoree at Bridge

Mrs. r. w. Lumry entertained Mon.
day in honor Of the birthday ami
yersary Of her niece, Miss Margaret
Will.
The afternoon was spent at two
tables Of bridge with score prizes go
ing to Miss Irene Mary Irvine and
Miss Phyllis Thompson. A refresh.
inent course was served at the con-
clusion Of the gam0.
The hostess used garden flowers to
decorate the rooms and tables.
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lave A. SON
ON RrIAINESS
Hints on Etiquet

!. If weekend guest remains
overnight Sunday, making no move
to leave, is it permissible for the
hostess to find out how long she Is
going to stay?
2. How can a hostess tactfully
ask?
). II no specified time is stated
in weekend invitation, is it all
right for guests to stay over until
Monday morning?
* The Answers
I. Yes.
2. Inquire what train she is TAX
ing, under pretext Of having her lug
gage taken to the depot.
3. Yes.
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Mrs. E. P. Quain Gives
Party in Compliment
to Miss Agnes Parsons

Mrs. f. P. Quain was hostess Sat-
urday evening In compliment to Miss
Agnes Parsons q Minneapolis.
The guests we're ,entertained during
the evening with motion, pictures Of
DR.. Quain's European trip and other
interesting scenes. At the close Of
the evening . course luncheon was
served. Places were marked for 25
guests.
Out-Qf.town guests were Mrs.
Grace Snyder Of Haselton, Misses
Katherine Eddy and Gretchen Weiser
of Fargo. Miss Phyllis Evans Of Car
son and Miss Florence Henderson Of
Fargo.
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Injuries Fatal to
Section Foreman

Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 6.--tPl-
Andrew Dahl, ~, section foreman be-
tween Grafton aud st. Thomas, was
killed when weed burner crushed
him against rail gasoline motor
which had become stalled on the
track. His chest and one arm were
badly crushed lie died while being
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Minneapolis, Sept 6.---lA)- Mary r.
Gilman, IS. resident of Minneapolis
from 1928 until u year ago, died yes
terday at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Esther Cain. Detroit, Mich. it
was learned here today. She was
one Of the pioneers Of Fargo. N D.,
before coming to this city. She is
survived by two daughters and son.
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Prizes Are Awarded
at Flower Exhibit

The annual fall flower show which
was held Saturday ct the Lahr Mo-
tor Sales company's show rooms was
one Of the largest and best attended
ever held in Bismarck. General in.
terest was shown by flower lovers
from Bismsrck and Mandan, and the
result was an unusually beautiful dis
play.
+. G. Wanner was chairman of the
COMMITTEES on arrangements, while
Thomas Killen and Mrs. Stephens Of
the Great Plains station at Mandan
were the judges.
Among the unusual exhibits . col
lection Of wild Towers from Fair
view cemetery furnished an attrac-
tive display. Baskets Of flowers, and
tables arranged for household dec
Grafton, lent q note Of variation to
the show.
The management Of the show
especially wishes to comment on an
exhibition Of dshlias presented BY
Fritz Hagen Of Arena. Mr.. Hagen
was delayed on the road and his
dahlias were placed on exhibition aft
er the judgment had been made.
These flowers were magnificent and
would have taken . high position il
exhibited on time.
The final awards were made fol
the following:
Best basket or vase for house dec
Grafton, first, Mrs. s. W. Corwin ;
second, Mrs. w. H. Boden stab; third,
Mrs. W. H. BQdenstab; best table dec
grafton, one, Mrs. F. C. Stucke: Sec
6nd, Mrs. Gee. Duemelsnd; third,
Mrs. Bert Finney; Cladioli, best
three, yellow, first, f. G. Wanner
ssSes; second ir: bsrt o F:n ~;
red, first, Mrs. Bert Finney; purple
first, H..J. Taylor, second, Art Bauer
Best single gladioli. Yellow, first
Mrs. VIM. Noggle; Pink, first. Mrs
c. W. Herbert; second, Mrs. p. r
Webb; third. Mrs. Clarence Groom.
quist; Purple, first, Mrs. Bert Fin.
ney, second, Mrs. w. E. Cole, third
Mrs. VIM. Noggle.
Dahlia. best three. yellow, first
Custer Park; Red, first, Mrs. f. W.
Herbert; Pink. first, L. p. Engen;
lam; second, Mrs, Bert Finney. Best
w. Herbert; Yellow. first, Mrs. S. W.
OOIWbUS NCus ISIots NAISe 1Ss w. SAT-
bert, second. Mrs. S. w. Corwin, third,
Henry Richholt.
Sweet peas, White, J. P. Engen,
second, Mrs. Bodenstab. third, H. J.
Taylor; Pink. first, Mrs. Bodenstab;
second. Mrs. Bodenstah, third. J. p.
Engen; Red. first. Mrs. Bodenstab.
second, H. J. Taylor; third Mrs. VIM.
Noggle; Blue. J. p. Engen; second,
Mrs. VIM. Noggle: Purple, first. J. r.
Engen; second. Mrs. Fred Hanson !;
Lavender. first Mrs. Fred Hanson;
second. ]. r. Engen: third, Mrs. Bod
enstsb: Tangerine, first, J. r. Engen.
Asters, White. first, Mrs. VIM.
Noggle: Pink. first. Mrs. Clarence
Croonquist. Nasturtiunl, first, Mrs
r. N. Stevens; second. Mrs. J. l.
Hughes; third. Anna Mary Nccor.
mick.
Cosmos, Mrs. r. G. Dullam; Zinnias,
first, A. G. White: second, Paul Will
man; third, Mrs. Clarence Groom
quist; Marigolds. first. Mrs. 8. w.
Corwin; second. Mrs. r. G. Dullam;
third, Mrs. A. T. Faber; Shapdragons,
first, Mrs. F. G.. Stucke; second,
Henry Rithh0lt.
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VIII. ATTEND FAIR

Mrs. Arthur Bauer left Saturday
for Minneapolis, where she will at.
tend the Minnesota State fair and
spend some time with relatives.
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FEMININE AGE

She: I'm not on speaking terms
with Freddie. The mean thing
wouldn't give me his seat the bar
ber's this morning."--Sydney Bulle-
tin
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FROM LAKE CRYSTAL

Peter Kudser and daughter Miss
Minda Rudser have returned from
their summer home ut Lake Crystal
nesr Pelican Rapids, Mimi. They
will visit here for few days. and
then 20 70 Crosby where Mr.. Rudser
will look after business interests and
Miss Rudser will visit friends until
she returns to the University Of
North Dakota.
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WILL VISIT EASTERN CITIES
Mrs. Frank Paris left Friday for
Plattsburg, N. T.. where she will Wis
it relatives. En- route she will stop
Ut South Bend, Ind. Rochester and
Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. Paris will be
accompanied home by Mr.. Paris
mother, Mrs. A. A. Paris, Of Platts-
burg.
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The 10th is the last day of
discount on Gas Bills.
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DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL
Miss Florence Gosney of Sterling
has been dismissed from the Dis
marck hospital. She will be- . guest
at the c. o. Kositzky home for .
few days.
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NnrrcC 70 nELPHIANS

NOTICE TO EIFHIAN0
Members Of the Alpha Eta chapter
of Delphians who wish to have .
yearbook may call for them ut the
home Of Mrs. ]. B. Smith.
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FARGO PIONEER DIES

taken to q Grafton hospital. Dahl
lived in Grafton for about 40 years.
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rake MnTOR TRrp

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl H. Norris re-
turned Saturday from motor trip
to the Twin Cities.
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RETURNS TO CHICAGO

], RETURNS TO CHICAGO
Mrs. Leslie, Calder Of Chicago left
Saturday for her home after spend
ing some time in Bismarck as the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. J. Thomp-
SOn.
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Woman Is Unable
to Swim Channe|

Dover, Sept. C.-(R-Mrs. Cleming-
ton Corson, New York. woman who
attempted to win the Dover gold cup
by being the first woman to make .
round trip swim Of the English
channel, was forced to give up today
with her goal. the gray rocks OF Cape
Girls Nez. France, only four miles
away.
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r p " e MEETiNC

A special meeting Of the third divi.
sion Of the Business and Professional
Women's club will be held this eve
ming at 8 o'clock in the club rooms.
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TRANSAcrc pIYcrNrcc

NAVOAOIS BUSIVESN
Daniel H. Buchwitz Of Maddox
spent Friday in Bismarck looking AZ
ter. business interests.
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VISITS BISMARCK AND MANDAN
Mrs. Charles Wunders of Sioux
City, Iowa, arrived Sunday to spend
some time with friends in Bismarck
and with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson Of Mandan.
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RETURN FROM WESTERN TRIP
@. L. Spear and w. H. Patrick have
returned from three weeks trip to
Seattle and Tacoma. WASH, and to
Victoria. b. e.
HAVE A. SON
A son was born today 1t st. Alexius
hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Neil o.
Churchill of this city.
ON BUSINESS
Ole Stefferud of Washburn spent
Friday in the city transacting bust
ness.
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GUEST AT BODENSTAB HOME
Miss Helen Crosby Of Worland.
Wyoming. arrived Saturday to be the
house guest Of DR.. and Mrs. w. H.
Bodenstab.
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RfrURNs HOME

Miss Ferryl Garvin. who has spent
the past week In this city :: the
Runey, left Monday for her home q
by Miss Runey, who returned to this
city today.
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TO SOUTH DAKOTA

To SUUTH UAkOTA
Mrs. Albert Gerlick and daughter
Miss Marjorie Gerlick left Saturday
morning for Sioux Falls, s. H., where
they will make their home. Another
daughter, Misa Vsrna Gerlick, will
teach in Sioux Falls this winter.
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CUEST IRON VALLEY CITY

Mrs. e. O. Finkenhaeen. who has
been the guest of the Misses Schroed-
err. OF the Hughes apartments for the
mast week. left Saturday for her home
in Valley City.
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RETURNS FROM MINNESOTA

Mrs. C. w. Schorrege and sons
have returned from Henderson. MINI.
where they spsnt several weeks with
relatives.
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FROM McCANNA

Mrs. A. X. Tice has returned from
McCanna where she has been VISITING
for some time. She was accompanied
home by her son Alan. who spent the
summer with relatives at that place.
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The 10th is the last day oil
discount on Gas Bills.
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A staefish ornament trims this beige
velvet Mt with . novelty brim.
Groups Of tacks cross on the crown.
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.. rsN nOOl6 IL M lNNESOlA
Miss Phyllis Evans Of Carson was
guest of Miss Charlotte Lopan
Saturday while en- route to Excelsior.
Mimi, where she will teach this year.
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urpn cATvYRnAY

HERE SATURDAY
Miss Ruth Kuhule Of Fort Rice
was the guest Of friends in Bismarck
Saturday.
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Dorothy Parsons
Is Guest of Honor
at Dinner Party

tanned at dinner Sunday evening NJ
their apartment in the Tribune build
ing in honor Of the birthday anniver-
yary Of their daughter, Dorothy.
Autumn flowers decorated the
rooms. while taper candles, fav0rs,
and other table appointments were
carried out in a color scheme of the
bright autumn shades.
The. guest Of honor was presented
with many birthday gifts. Mrs. Hart
lee. May aud daughter Carol Of
Youngstown. Ohio, were out-of-town
guests.
MOTHERS CLUB WILL MEET
The Progressive Mothers club will
meet this evening at 3 o'clock ct the
home Of Mrs. Helen Taft. Roll call
will be answered by why | am .
club wp,nas9i aNrs. 0. W. Kolberg
will read . paper ON THE Definite
nsnserrpss. 'e,whil,' Mrs. w, J. Wilcox
atsd Club Women Have Accom-
plished." Mrs. Harrison Brooks.
president OF the club, requests that
all members be present at the first
meeting Of the season.
WILL ENTERTAIN THURSDAY
Members of the Bismarck asso-
citation Of Panhellenic viii entertain
at $50 dinner Thursday evening ct
the Patterson hotel in honor of men,
bers Of national and local sororities
who are going away to school this
fall. For reservations those who
plan to attend are requested to call
Miss Madge Runey ct S36.
GUESTS AT E. ]. TAYLOR HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Taylor have Is
their quests Mr.. Taylor's cousin, DR..
d. NJ. Taylor of Edwards, NY, and
Attorney f. ]. Murphy, assistant cor
poration counsel Of New York city.
Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. Taylor. were
classmates at st. Lawrence university,
L. T. l.. WILL MEET WEDNESDAY
Members Of the Loyal Temperance
Legion will meet at 4:l6 Wednesday
afternoon at the Baptist church
Pans will be made for the years
work, and for increasing the member
ship roll. All members and their
friends are cordially invited.
RETURNS FROM LAKE
Mrs. Harold Hopton returned Mon
day from Lake Amnicon. near Super
inr Wis. Mr.. Hopton drove to Fargo
Saturday to meet her and they re-
turned to Bismarck BY car after
spending the weekend with friends
WILL HOLD DE MOLAY MEETING
The local chapter Of De Molay will
meet Wednesday evening 1t 1880 d
the Masonic temple. All members
are urged to be present at this meet
ing which is the first OF the season.
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TO FARGO.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Iverson drove
to Fargo Saturday to spend the week.
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TEACHEs AT WISHEK

Miss Jossphine Nuchols lett Sat
urday for Wishek. where she will
teach In the public school.
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RETURNS FROM CONVENTION

Tom Burke returned Monday from
Alexandria. Minn., where he attended
The district convention Of Kiwanis
clube. En- route home Mr.. ButkA
spent the weekend in Fargo with
friends.
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RETURNS FROM LAKE

Mrs. Harold Hopton returned Mon
day from Lake Amnicon. near Super
inr. Wis. Mr.. Hopton drove to Fargo
Saturday to- meet her and they re-
turned to Bismarck BY car after
spending the weekend with friends.
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TO CHICAGO

Misses Sally and Ruth Rubin,
daughters IL Mr.. and Mrs.. L. Rubin
Of this city. LETT Sunday for Chicago
where they will enter the Michael
Reese hospital to take nursss' train
ing.
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DRIVE TO GRAND FORKS

Mrs. A. G. Sorlie and her mother
and sister, Mrs. o. E. Hillsboe and
Miss Stella Hilleboe, who are visit
ine 1t Buxton, motored to Grand
Forks Saturday to spend few dsys.
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WILL HOLD DE MOLAY MEETING
The local chapter Of De Molay will
meet Wednesday evening 1t 1880 at
the Masonic temple. All members
are urged to be present at this meet
ing which is the first Of the season.