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the A. O. U. w. lodge meeting. The
program will follow u potluck sup
per.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB TO MEET
The Fortnightly club will meet
w ednesday afternoon at J o'clock "
the home of Mrs. A. NJ. Christianson:
Russell Reid Of the state historical
society will address the club on THE
Wild Life Of North Dakota"
GUESTS AT UPHAM HOME
Miss Margaret Upham, teacher at
Rogers. has been accompanied home
Nv Miss Ilene Hartman, also OF
Rogers, for a weeks visit at the II.
c. Upham home, ~ Thayer. :.
PARENT-TEACHER MEETING
There will be q meeting OF the
Parent Teacher Association OF the
,Richholt school Wednesday at
q clock at the school. An interesting
program has been arranged.
VISITOR LEAVES
Miss Evelyn Taylor, student 1t the
jamestown college, was the guest OF
Miss Marion Alderman for the pase
faw davs. She returned to school
Monday.
RETURN FROM VISIT
Mrs. f. Timer and children have
returned from Hazen where they
snent the Easter holidays with MIS-.
timers mother. Mrs. George Sam
uelson.
CALLED HOME
Miss Edith Fahrgren.. student nurse
at the Bismarck hospital. mas neen
called to her home in Big Ilmpe.'
Mont. by the serious illness OF "e'
mother.
RETURNS HOME
Miss Dorothy Kocher has retutneo
to her home at Baldwin after vls's'ng
friends in the city for the past sew
eral days.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Chester Rhines. student st the Dis.
marck high school, has returned IlUn.
Regain where he visited during the
Easter holidays.
lLL AT dOSTlAAH -,
Carl Sempfandorfer OF GOLDEN wv
lev has entered the St. Alex'us NOS
pital Tor treatment.
. CURRENT EVENTS
TIFF Current Events club will NEE,
Wednesday afternoon at the home o.
Mrs. Obert Olson.
BUSINESS TRIP
Dr. G. J. Worner left today 10
D;ckev county where he Will trans
act business.
HERE FROM WILTON 49,,
Mrs. Claude Newman and daugn.e
~ Wilton are visiting in the city 10
u few days.
IN CHICAGO
Ed. Cox has gone to Chicago on
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

divide into the Columbia ice-ficld,
accomplished much scientific explora-
tion, and took many photographs is
recorded.
Halliburton. Ths Royal Road to
Romance. The record of travels in
various parts sofe 'the world by Il
young Princeton man just out of col
lego, with illustrations from photo
graphs.
johnson. Camera Trails. in Africa
A hook of travel adventures in East
Africa. The authors have taken
many moving pictures Of wild ami
mails there, and the book is well
illustrated with photographs.
l.aurhln. SO You're Going I,
Paris. Icgionnaircs will do we'll 10
,ead this book full of concrete in
formation about the famous land.
marks OF Paris before setting sail.
MothcrsOle. Czechoslovakia. A
general survey written for those to
whom the country is little more than
name.
Ossendowski. Man and Mystery il
Asia. a narrative describing vile
adventures and strange people en-
countcred by the author on four cx
petitions made for scientific pur
poses in Siberia. Manchuria ant
Turkcstan.
Townc. Ambling Through Acadia
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At the Bismarck
Public Library

An Interesting group OF new travel
books are ready for circulation at
the Public Library today. Several Of
these were purchased by the n. $.
Will fund. The titles are:
Bartlett. Least Known America.
This book gives interesting informa-
ton about out -the-way towns in
New Mexico and ArizOka, the fish
ing towns of Newfoundland, little
known places in New England, and
some Of the small islands of the
West Indies.
Beebe. The Arcturus Adventure
An account of the New York Zoolog
zeal socicty's first oceanographi.
expedition woven into delightful
story, splendidly illustrated.
Brown. Nights and Days on the
Gypsy Trail. An impression oil
romantic adventure and wild gyps,
life in Spain.
Cooper. Grass. A thrilling nc
count Of the migration Of Persian
tribe across terrible mountains and
CHASTITY rivers in search Of gras:
for their live stock. The author
made the trip with the tribe in order
to secure moving picture film.
Franck. A Vagabond Journe!
Around the World. A picturcsqu,
account of a young college graduate !.
experience in working his way acros:
India and Japan.
Rockies. How the author and I
noted nature photographer journey
ed northward along the continental
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Menus For the
Family
Try Sister Nary

Breakfast-Apples, cereal cooked
with raisins, cream, crisp broiled
bacon, bran mullins, milk, coffee.
Luncheon Baked scallops. cream.
ed celery, toasted mullins, stewed
rhubarb, ginger cookies, milk. tea.
Dinner-Casserole Of smoked hall
but, dandelion greens, cottage cheese.
dried peach pudding, graham bread,
milk, coffee.
A soft cooked egg should be served
to children under school age in place
Of the casserole of smoked fish sug-
pested in the dinner menu. While
fresh fish is considered as ideal food
for small children smoked fish is
not quite so good.
Baked ScallOps
One pint scallops, thin strips
bacon. egg, cracker crumbs,
tablespoon vinegar.
Wash o scsllops in salt water and
drain. Put into sauce pan and add
boiling water, to more than cover
fish. Add vinegar and let stand two
minutes. Drain in colander. Dry
between towels. paper towels are
most conveniently Season cracker
crumbs with salt and pepper. using
not more than Ia teaspoon salt and
~ teaspoon pepper. Roll scallops in
crumbs, dip in egg slightly beaten
and roll again in crumbs. Arrange
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close together in q dripping pan and
sprinkle with bacon cut in threads.
Bake 10 minutes in a hot oven. +
If heat-proof glass platter is
available place the scallops on the
platter to bake and serve on the
same platter.
Copyright. 1927. NEA Service, Inc
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MEN,s CLUE TO MEET

The Mems club Of the Pres
byterian church will hold its regular
dinner meeting Friday evening at
$3.50. DIR. Felmath, formerly pastor
of a prominent Pennsylvania church
and now with the Presbyterian board
of pensions, will speak. All men are
cordially invited.
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PROMINENT NEW SALEM WOMAN
DIES

New Salem Gust ltrich, "a. we'll
known resident Of the New Salem
community since 1887, died last Mon
day following an illness Of three
months. Since the death Of her hus.
band IL years ago. Mrs. ltrich he's
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To GIVE PROGRAM

Students at the Indian school, UNI
der the direction Of Supt. C. B. Dick
inson and Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Doyle,
will give a program this evening at
the A. @. U, w. lodge meeting. The
program will follow u potluck sup
per.
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FORTNIGHTLY CLUB TO MEET
The FortniEhtly club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock ~
the home of Mrs. A. NJ. Chr!stianson:
Russell Reid Of the state historical
society will address the club on Ihe
Wild Life Of North Dakota.
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The narrative of leisurcly trip
through Nova Scotia made by BIZ
cycle, motor and train. combining
description with history.
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PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS TO MEET
The Progressive Mothers club will
hold its regular meeting this evening
ut 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
George Tekippe.
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CARD PARTY

The u. C. r. Ladies Auxiliary will
have . card party tomorrow evening
1t the home Of Mrs. w. c. Bush, 6l0
Fifth street. All members are urged
to come.
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CADDYING Is WORK

London. Thousands Of csddies
have hecn affected by the recent de-
cision Of the Ministry Of Labor that
cuddying is work. Most Of them have
been receiving state unemployment
benefits while engaged ut the golf
clubs
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VISITOR LEAVES

Miss Evelyn Taylor, student 1t the
Jomcstown college, was the guest OF
M;ss Marion Alderman for the past
few DAYS. She returned to school
Monday.
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VISITS HERE

Miss Mary Kretschmar Of Ventura
has been visiting friends in Bismarck
for the past few days. She will re-
turn home tomorrow morning.
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RETURNS HOME

Miss Olga Peterson returned to
Bismarck this morning from Driscoll,
where she visited relatives Monday.
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GUESTS AT UPHAM HOME

Miss Margaret Upham, teacner u
Rogers, has been accompanied nome nc
by Miss Ilene Hartman, aiso =.
Rogers. for a weeks visit at the II.
c. Upham home, "A Thayer. !.
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AUXILIARY PRESENT HERE

The American Legion Auxiliary
will entertain Mrs. Clara Linn Lar
son Of Finley, department president,
at a luncheon Thursday noon in the
Lions room at the Grand Pacific no.
tel. The luncheon will be promptly
at 1o o'clock and there will be no
charge. All members are urged to
attend and to give their reservations
to telephone 700.
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TO VISIT IN CHICAGO

tn VISIT IN IHTCAUU
Miss Marcelle Braun left this
morning for Chicago for an extended
vacation. En- route home she will
stop at St. Paul to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Margaret Ingram of that
city, formerly Of Bismarck, to Har-
old johnson Of Minneapolis.
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10 PREACH At WAsHBURN
SQUIRREL CLUB DANCE

: Feature dances proved to be popu.
lar at the Squirrel club dance last
evening at the Patterson hall. Prizes
were awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man. Merene, Miss Anna Mae Anken-
mann and Donald Griffith. The hall
was prettily decorated in yellow and
green Easter appointments being
used throughout. There was q large
crowd.
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ENTERS HOSPITAL

Peggy Bankston. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Bankston, entered the
St. Alexius hospital last evening for
an operation for appendicitis.
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pARENT.TEACHER MEETING

FAKEV rsHNUCW 1M1111s
There will be q meeting Of the
Parent Teacher Association OF the
Richholt school Wednesday at .
o'clock at the school. An interesting
nroyram has been arranged.
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A1I,MNr To MEET

ALUMNI TO MEET
The Bismarck Hospital Alumni A.
ISOLATION will hold q special meeting
tomorrow evening at 8 O'clock In the
nurses reception room ut the hospi-
tal.
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RETURNS HOME

RETURNS HOME
Miss Minnie Kesseler. who has
been teaching in Ventura, left this
morning for Valley City for few
days visit. She will then 60 to her
home in Minnesota.
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HERE ON BUSINESS

HERE ON BUSINESS
Frank Schrank, county commission
er OF Grafton, is in the city today
with q committee from Walsh county
comforting with state highway Off
Gals.
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Hints on Etiquet

l. Is il proper for man to talk
with a woman with his hat on and
a cigar in his mouth?
2. What should a gentleman do
first when woman enters room ?
3. Should gentleman rise from
his chair when bowed to by lady in
u restaurant?
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Social and Personal
Catholic Daughters
Hostesses Monday at
Annual Charity Ball

The Catholic Daughters of America
entertained more than q hundred
guests last evening at the Grand Pa
cific hotel at the annual Charity ball.
The dining room was attractively dec
Grated in purple and gold, balloons
adjoining the chandeliers and win
dOws. Baskets Of roses and pink
carnations were arranged attractively.
Dirlam's seven piece orchestra played
for the dancing.
At midnight an attractively ap-
pointed two course supper was served.
Knights Of Columbus assisting in the
serving. Mrs. e. J. Myers was gen
eral chairman Of the committee on
arrange mentS.
TO PREACH At WAsHBURN
Rev. Walter E. Water, pastor Of
the McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church here, went to Washburn to.
day where he will conduct . series
Of special services FOR Rev. ]. Ralph
Mcneil. pastor of. the Washburn
Methodist church.. The services will
continue for = two weeks period and
consequently Rev. Waters pulpit here
will be filled by other pastors during
the next two Sundays. On next Sun.
day morning Rev. Mcneil will preach
here and on Sunday evening . special
program will be given. Services on
the following Sunday will be con.
Quoted by Rev. John Morange. dis.
trict superintendent
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Father Herbert Of Glen ullin and
Father Andrew Of St. Anthony spent
Monday in the city on business.
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CALLED HOME

Miss Edith Fahrgren. student nurse
at the Bismarck hospital. has neen
called to her home in Big Iimpel.
Mont, by the serious illness OF "e'
mother
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prrIlpN rROM VISIT

A., = IYlmer and children have
returned from Hazen wnere snes
spent the Easter holidays WIN c M.s.
timers mother. Mrs. George 0s"'-
uelson,
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TO ATTEND FUNERAL

Miss Pauline Fisher left for her
home in Glen Ullin today to attend
the funeral Of her niece's husband,
Carl Tavis. The services will be held
Wednesday.
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pCr1YRNS ERON VISIT

Miss Margaret Kajan has returned
from Hebron. where she visited rela-
tives during the Easter holidays.
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RETURNS HOME

Frank Milhollan, chairman Of the
railroad commission. returned today
from Kansas City where he has been
attending rate hearings.
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AIIIMNI TO MEET

ALUMNI TO MEET
St. Mary's high school alumni will
meet Wednesday evening at 7:46 at
the home Of Miss Josephine Cervin-
ski, 500 Tenth street. A social hour
will follow.
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The Answers

The Answers
L. Never. This includes pipes and
, cigarettes.
2. Arise.
g. lie gets up half way from his
chair and bows.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
F.. A, Palmer of Halliday Is u bus
mess visitor in the city.
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HERE FROM FARGO

James S. Milloy Of Fargo, secretary
Of the Greater North Dakota asso-
citation. is 4 Bismarck business visitor
today.
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Watch
Your
Breakfast
~
Energetic Mornings De-
pend on Breakfast = Start
Always with Quaker Oats

uOW you feel all morning de-
/ i ponds largely on Jour break
fast. Thousands have unenergclic
forenoons because of wrong break
fast eating.
To feel right, you must have
we'll balanced, complete breakfast
ration. At most other meals--lunch
and dinner--you get it. But break
fast is hurried. often badly chosen.
Thus Quaker Oats, containing
1879 protein, foods great tissue
builder; 6Sfc carbohydrate, its great
energy element, plus all-important
vitamines and the bulk that makes
laxatives seldom needed. is the die
tetic urge ri the world today. a.,
It is food that Stands by" you
through the morning.
Get Quaker Oats today. Crocers
have two kinds: Quick Quaker,
which cooks in 2H to 5 minutes.
and Quaker Oats.
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ANNUAL CHURCH MEETINC

The annual meeting of the Presby-
terian church will be held Thursday
evening at 7:45. In connection with
the regular business meeting q re-
ception for members received during
the year will be held. Preceding the
meeting the Philathea class will
serve baked dinner at 6 o'clock.
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RETURNS To GRAND FORKS

RETURNS TO GRAND FORKS
Durand Hansen, who spent the
Easter holidays in Bismarck with his
mother, Mrs. Lavcrne Hansen, left
this morning for Grand Forks where
he attends school. s
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RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA
f. L. Tullberg returned Saturday
from a two months visit in Califor-
MA.
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vrsYrS IN M1NNEApOLIS

Mrs, f.. C. White has gone to Min
neapolis for two weeks visit with
her sisters and other relatives.
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UNDERGOES OPERATION
Mrs. Alfred Hart Of Bismarck was
operated on today at the St. Alexius
hospital.
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ILL AT HOSPITAL ~,
Carl Sempfandorfer Of Golden val
.v Mas entered the St. Alsxius hos
.pital FOR treatment.
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HERE FROM WILTON
Mrs. Claude Newman and daugn.er
~ Wilton are visiting in the city lot
4 few days.
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EpWoRTH LEAGUE no RRADpoCK

EPWUKTH LEAGUE To BKAUUUCk
The Epworth League will 60 to
Braddock Saturday evening to pre-
sen. the play, when Smith Stepped
Out" recently given in Bismarck.
Mrs. Alfred Dale will direct the play
and the same cast that appeared here
will take part. The Saturday night
performance is under the auspices
Of the Braddock League.
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RETURNS NROM DICKINSON

KETUKNS F'KUM OICNINoON
Martin Lenhardt returned today
from q several days visit with reIa-
tives in Dickinson.
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Governor A, q. Sorlie returned this
morning from Grand Forks, where ne
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To RRINSMADE


r. A. limbo left this morning To-
Brinsmadc for few days visit will
relatives.
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IN CHICAGO
Ed, Cox has gone to Chicago on .
business trip.
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RETURNS HOME

RETURNS HOME
Miss Dorothy Kocher has returned
"a her home at Baldwin after visiting
friends in the city for the past sew
eral days.
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nr~,,pNc rRnM VISIT

RETURNS FROM VISIT
Chester Rhines. student at the BIS
marck high school, has returned Il snn
Regain where he visited during tue
Easter holidays.
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. CURRENT EVENTS
rhr Current Events club will meet
Wedne sday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Obert Olson.
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BUSINESS TRIP
nr G.. ]. Worner left today Tor
D;ctev county where he will trans
act business.
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nov ScOy1TS At CARrN

Members of the Boy Scout troop
No. 2, accompanied by their scout
master, Harold Keller spent the Eas-
ter vacation week at their cabin. The
cabin was re-shingled and other i'm.
provements were made during the
week. A joint meeting was held with
the Presbyterian troop at which time
DR.. J. o. Arnson gave an interesting
talk on first aid.
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HERE FRON HAZELTON
Mrs. A. L. Appert and Mrs. f. Kali
berer of Hazelton were visiting in
Bismarck Monday.
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IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. A. w. Lucas and two children
have gone to Minneapolis for a few
days visit.
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RETURNS FROM CHICAGO
!. L. Enright returned today from
Chicago where he has been transact
ing business
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SPRING DANCING PARTY

The spring dancing party Of the U.
G. T. Auxiliary Friday evening will
be very pretty affair according to
plans RECENTLY completed by the com.
mittee. Invitations have been issued
and it is indicated that there will be
Z large crowd. The committee in
charge includes Mrs. w. E, Jensen,
Mrs. Leo DeRochford, Mrs. J. L.
Bankston and Mrs. Felix Ulmen.
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Women's Club Is
Entertained Monday
BY Mandan Member

The home Of Mrs. A. G.. Wilkinson
in Mandan was the scene of the Wom-
ems club meeting Monday afternoon.
Roll call was answered with the regu.
lar topics and two interesting papers
were given. Mrs. II. L. Wheeler's
subject was 1.-THE Marquis DeMores'
and Mrs. Wilkinson discussed "Roose-
welt and the Bad Lands"
At the conclusion Of the program
q refreshment course was served by
the hostess. There we're IL mem.
bers in attendance.
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HERE ON BUSINESS

HERE ON BUSINESS
Father Herbert Of Glen ullin and
Father Andrew Of St. Anthony spent
Monday in the city on business.
RETURNS FROM GRAND FORKS
Governor A. q. Sorlie returned this
morning from Grand Forks, where he
transacted business Monday.
RETURNS HOME
Frank Milhollan, chairman Of the
railroad commission, returned today
from Kansas City where he has been
attending rate hearings.
HERE FROM FARGO
James S. Milloy OF Fargo, secretary
Of the Greater North Dakota assoc
citation. is 4 Bismarck business visitor
today.
VISITS IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs, f.. C. White has gone to Min
nespolis for two weeks visit with
her sisters and other relatives.
RETURNS FROM DICKINSON
Martin Lenhardt returned today
from several days visit with rela-
tives in Dickinson.
HERE FRON HAZELrON
Mrs. A. L. Appert and Mrs. f. Kal-
berer Of Hazelton were visiting IN
Bismarck Monday.
RETURNS FROM CHICAGO
!. L. Enright returned today from
Chicago where he has been transact.
ing businss.
IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. A. w. Lucas and two children
have gone to Minneapolis for a few
days visit.
TO BRINSMADE
r. A. limbo left this morning To-
Brinsmade for few days visit will
relatives.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Mrs. Alfred Hart of Bismarex wa
operated on today at the St. Alexiu
hospital.
RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA
F.. l.. Tullberg returned Sat0rda.
from a two months visit in Caiifor
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