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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01
Packards Return

Packards Return
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Packard ar
rived home yesterday after passing
three weeks in California They
visited at Paso Robles Hot Springs,
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01
New Home.

New Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Motz are
moving into the new home which
they have recently purchased at
1878 Twelfth street. They former
ly resided at 1880 Eighth street.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

From Ranch.
Mike Grebsa was a Douglas vi;
itor during the earlier part of tt
week, having come here from h
ranch west of Douglas. Grebsa RI
sides on ranhc adjoining tt
Blue Moon dancing pavilion,
which he is the proprietor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01
To Ell Paso.

To Ell PaSO.
j. M. Mckenzie, well known resi-
dent of San Simon who was in this
city for several days, has gone to
Ell Paso where he will attend to var
ious business affairs
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

Ladies to Meet.
The Women's council of the
Christian church will meet in the
church parlors at 2:30 this after
noon. All members and friends are
urged to attend as matters of i'm
portance are to be discussed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01
Underwood Man Here.

Underwood Man Here.
A. P. Bolsins, representing the
Underwood Typewriter Co., is here
for three days on regular month
ly business trip from his offices in
Tucson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01
If You Want Your Clothes to Look
New--Let the NU-WAY Clean Them.

Suits Cleaned and Pressed $125
Pants Cleaned and Pressed ..4. so
Dresses -Silk-Plain, Cleaned
and Pressed .....................$1 so
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

From Vacation.
M. Florsheim, who is manager of
the shoe department in the Levy
Brothers store, has returned from a
two weeks vacation During his va
cation time he enjoyed several short
minor trips in the southern part of
the state.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

From Tombstone. ~
Miss Alice Mahoney has returned
to her home here after a visit in.
Tombstone.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

In Ell PasO
Attorney Bruce Stephenson is pass
ing several days in Ell Paso where he
is attending to legal business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

From Mexico.
Thomas Moreno, Jr., has returned
to his home here following visit in
Magdelena, Sonora. While in the
Mexican state he visited as the guest
of friends.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

From Texas.
Mrs. Harry Gooding and two
daughters, Marjorie and Dorothy
have returned from an extended
visit at various points in Texas
While in the south they visited in
Houston and Galveston as the
guests of friends and relatives.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

RenOvates Office.
@Dr. Paul r. Collins is renovating
and generally renodelling his OF
fices in the Mcguire building.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01
To Cave Greek.

To Cave Creek.
Mrs. E. W. Morris and two
daughters, Alta and Jean, with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M French are
passing a short while in Cave Greek
they plan to return to their homes
in this city Monday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

NU-WAY ODORLESS CLEANERS
$50 11th st. Phone 500
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

From Ell Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold White have
returned to Douglas following a
short trip in Ell Paso,. Texas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

Purchases Car.
Floyd Miller, of Apache, has
purchased a new Whippet sedan.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

Hero From Cananea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold. Behnke of
Cananea are in the city for a few
days on a shopping trip.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

Returns From Vacation.
Mrs. H. H. Pratt has arrived
home again after spending the
summer at La Jolla,. Calf.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

Vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Morrison have
gone to Cave Greek where they
will enjoy a vacation trip. Mr..
Morrison is matchmaker at the
Brannan- -Hiyal Jewelry store.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

NIUIH ApdCHACa
w. S. Graves, a resident of Apache,
was a business visitor here Wednes-
day. t4i.l-.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

j. F.. Grinder, a rancher from the
valley district, was in this city
Wednesday attending tt various busi-
ness affairs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-01

FTOm VaCaLIOn.
Miss Edilmora Garcia has re-
turned to this city and has re-
sumed her duties in the Haymore
Mercantile company following a
vacation trip passed in Ell Paso.
Return.
Mr.. and Mrs Millard Haymore
and family have returned to their
home in Douglas following an ex-
tended vacation trip passed in
Long Beach. They made the trip
by motor. Ii
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AT THE MOVIES
At The CauitOl

Peter b. Kyne has given new
twist to the story of mining camp
in "Pals in Paradise" thrilling
Metropolitan picture which will be
on view ut the Capitol theatre next
Monday. The locale is in Califor-
mia and has to do with a 1926 gold
rush. Automobiles take the place
Of the traditional donkeys hereto
fore part Of every screen play deal
ing with u gold mining community.
The town of Paradise is modern in
every respect. Telephones, electric
lights and high-powered autos are
conspicuous in this up-to-date boom
hamlet. John Bowers, Marguerite De
La Motto, Rudolph Schildkraut, May
Robson and Alan Brooks are seen in
the featured roles.
The screen version of "Pals in
Paradise" was made by Will M.
Ritchey and Albert Kenyon. George
B. Seitz directed.
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Menus For the
Family
ny SISTER MARY
BREAkFAST--Stewed figs

BREAKFAST Stewed figs with
lemon, cereal. cream, baked French
toast. maple syrup, milk. coffee.
LuNCHEON-Fresh salmon salad,
brown bread sandwiches, rhubarb
shortcake, milk, tea.
DINNER Strawberry and pincap-
pie cocktail, roast beef, horseradish
cream saucca potatoes baked with
meat. brown gravy, creamed cauii
flower, walnut brittle ice cream, milk.
coffee.
Walnut Brittle Ice Cream
Two cups granulated sugar, 2 cups
broken English walnut meats. =
dozen dry macaroons, l quart milk,
] cup light brown sugar, 2 eggs.
cup heavy cream. few grains salt.
Melt sugar in iron or heavy alumi-
mum spider stirring constantly over
a low fire. When sugar is 4 thin
! syrup add nuts. Turn onto we'll
very thin. When cool and hard put
through food chopper. Crumble mae
arOOns and toast in hot oven for
| five minutes. Combine and thorough
~ mix the chopped brittle and maca
rooms. Scald milk in top Of double
boiler. Beat eggs slightly with
brown sugar and slowly add hot
milk. stirring constantly. Return to
double boiler and cook over hot water
until custard coats metal spoon
Let cool and add cream whipped
until firm. Turn into freezer an,
freeze with or without stirring
! When half frozen add about three
fourths Of the nut and macaroor
mixture. saving the rest to sprinkle
over the cream when serving. Finish
freezing and pack in mold ia
"ripen' for one hour or longer.
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Gladys Moffet Is
=, .HOnOree at Shower

Miss Jessie N. Ramp was hostess
Friday evening at q handkerchief
shower in compliment to Miss Gladys
L. Moffet, who has resigned her posi-
ton in the office Of Drs, Schlpfer
4 Diven to return to her home at
Barney.
The guests, who were teachers In
the primary department Of the Meth
odist Sunday school, enjoyed an in
formal evening of music and stunts.
An event Of the evening was the
treasure hunt during which Miss
Moffet found her gifts, and each Of
the other guests note Of instruc-
ton concerning the stunts to be per-
formed.
At the conclusion of the evening
Miss Ramp served luncheon course.
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Will. ATTEND. COLLEGE

for the sorority convention Wnlcn Will
be held on board ship between Mon
treal and Quebec.
WILL ATTEND. COLLEGE
Miss Dorothy Smith Of Belfield
will arrive Sunday to attend bust
ness college in this city: Miss Smith
is the sister Of Mrs. w. l. Sherwis
go --its, -
HERE FROM LOS ANGELES
Mrs, G. B. Simon of Los Angeles,
Calf, il q house, guest of Mrs. Il. T.
Carlander. Mrss Simon will be In
the city for several weeks. :
AT ST. ALExIUs HOSPITAL
Joseph Duppong Of Glen Uliin Is .
patient at St. Alexius hospital. Mr..
Duppong Is q brother of Mrs. John
Barbie Of this city.
WILL. SPEND WEEKEND
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hoeppner OF
this city will leave tonight for Me-
dina where they will spend Sunday
with relatives.
RETURN FROM TRIP
Dir. G. J. Worper and c. M. Her.
bert returned Friday evening from
business trip through Bottineau
county.
TO LAKES
Mrs. p. ]. Meyer and little daugh-
ter left this morning for Minnesota
lakes where they will spend some
time.
bansiNARRIAGE LICENSE
A marriage license was issded to.
dav to- Frederick G.. 8. BolteS and
Miss Mary J. A. Kohn Of Bismarck.
FROM BUSINESS TRIP
Miss Madge Runey will return
this evening from st. Paul where she
has spent the week ON business.
TO DEVILS LAKE
E. B. Klein left today for Devils
Lake to spend Governors Day at the
. military encampment. !.
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Miles Stanton Of Braddock spent
Friday In the city looking after bus
inesb interests.
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Man Who Stole Auto
in Georgia Arrested

Taken into custody by local police
Friday evening after an investiga-
ton led the officers to believe II car
which he had placed in local
garage for repairs was Il stolen one,
Charles Murray has confessed to
Chief of Police Chris Martincson that
he stole the car in Atlanta, Ga,
June ;. He was en- route to Califor-
MIA. he told the authorities. Depart
ment of justice officials ut Min.
neapolis have been notified and a
deputy marshal is en- route here to
take charge of the prisoner.
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Social and Personal
Mrs. K. c.. Arness Is
Hostess to Clubs

Mrs. X. c. Arncss entertained the
Muscovite clubs Of Bismarck and
Mandan at her home Friday evening
The evening was spent at whist
with honors going to Mrs. J. H.
Schooner Of Bismarck, and Miss
Amanda lverson and Mrs. F. l.. Bur-
dick Of Mandan.
Beside the guests of the Mandan
club, Mrs. Mary /. Brown of Beach.
who Is q guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Is. L. Arness. was an Out-OftOwn
guest.
Mrs. Brown assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments at the conc:u-
sion Of the games.
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At The Eltinge

Babe Ruth, the most sensational
the game, is the star Of "Babe Comes
Home" the picture which comes to
the Eltinge for Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
As indicated by the title and Bam-
bino's presence in the cast, the pic
ture deals with baseball. Some Of
its most thrilling scenes are Of, the
diamond, but baseball is far from
predominant in Babe Comes Home"
There is comedy. pathos and one Of
the most novel and appealing love
stories the screen has presented
apart from the atmosphere offhomc
runs.
Anna Q. Nilsson and Louise Fa-
zenda are featured in the cast, and
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NOTICE

The different branches of
the /. o. @. F. Lodge will hold
their Annual Memorial Serv.
ice Sunday, June IS, at )
p. M, in the hall at the cor.
ner Of Third St. and Main
Ave-, after which they will
70 to- the two cemeteries to
decorate the Rebekahs' and
Odd Fellows graves. Rev
c. A. Stephens will deliver
the address. "A good attend
ance is desired.
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TO DEVILS LAKE

Governor and Mrs. A. 4. Sorlie.
Mr.. Ind Mrs. Lars }. Siljan, r. b.
Murphy, w. A. Dopnelly, J. NJ. De-
vine, Mardep John Lee, ". J. Church
and w. +. sMcClelland Of Mandan are
among the local delegation which mo-
tored to Devils Lake today to take
in the festivities at Camp Grafton to
morrow in connection with the an
nual Governors Day" observance.
Some Of the members Of the party
will return home tomorrow evening
while others will remain in Devils
Lake until Monday.
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Hints on EtiQuet

]. Is it ever permissible to use
the expression "my friend" in in
Producing people"
,. DO gentlemen always shake
hands when introduced?
g. When n man is introduced to
a woman, may he offer to shake
hands?
The Answers
|. No. 4.t
2. Yes. ,..7s
g. The woman always offers her
hand first, If she cares to do SO.
There is $5.7G4. 386,S44 in paper
money in the United States.
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it is between Miss Nilsson and the
Sultan Of Swat that the principal
love story is developed. And what
u love story it is! Ruth is exactly
fitted for this part Of the picture as
well as for the baseball scenes.
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Successful Session
of Bible School Is
Closed With Program

The daily vacation Bible school,
which has been in session for two
weeks, will close formally tomorrow
with program at the auditorium at
o'clock in the afternoon On Mon
day afternoon the vacation school
will have a picnic at Fort Lincoln for
the children and their parents. The
school has been great success with
en- average daily attendance Of l67
pupils. The following program will
be given tomorrow:
Grades l-3 Song: Il Think When !
Read That Sweet Story Of Old"
Grade Memory verses-prayer.
Song: "Holy Is the Lord"
Grade 2-Memory verses-prayer.
Song: 1.-THE World Children for
Jesus.
sorg: Grades and 2. ENTER Into
His Gate"
Grade 3-Memory verses--prayer.
Song: jesus Our Friend"
Grade TEN commandments
Jean Davis.
Scr,pture 4aphabet--2rayer.
Song: Saviour Like Shepherd Lead
Us. -ta
Grade 6-Missionary exercise.
Song: "Fairest Lord Jesus
Prayer--Rev. Erankhauser.
prayer Song by all grades.
Offering.
TRADE Code Of Morals; Account
from Life OF Jesus.
Song: When Morning Ci.ds the Sky.
Trade 7--Story of the, Good SamarI-
tan--Mavis Mitchell.
1ramatizatitn 81 Good Samaritan.
taihbOw Bible Exercise.
Song: o Worship The King.
Trade i8-Paul's Early Llfe-Ray-
s't16nd Evans.
Paul's First Missionary Journey
Robert Mccurdy.
Song: Grades ~ Lead On, Oh King
Eternal" ~
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Don't throw away your old
mattress. II is valuable if
you have il recovered and rem
0vated.-Bismarck Mattress
& Ren0vating Co., 5l3 Broad.
way. Phone COS.
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WILL GIVE PLAY

The girls Of the Baptist church
guild will give the play "a Stitch in
Time" at the hall at Still on Tuesday
evening, June u, at 3 o'clock. There
VIII be no admission charge. but q
silver Offering will be taken follow
ing the performance.
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TO INSTALL OFFHERs

Mrs. Ora Morton, national chair
man of organization Of the D. U. ",
left this morning Cor jamestown
where she will assist in the installa-
ton Of officers in the newly or
ganized tent in that city.
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TWO LEAyENERs

Some cooks use spoonful OF bak-
ing powder to the spoonful of soda
in sour milk biscuits or griddle cRkes,
to avoid the yellow color and strong
flavor that sometimes results from
soda used alone.
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IMPROVES IN HEALTH

Eugene Barbie. little son Of Mr..
and Mrs John Harbie Of Bismarck,
who has been patient at st. Alcxius
hospital for the past six weeks suf-
fering from pneumonia. is greatly i'm
proved in health.
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GUESTS FROM PENNSYLVANIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall had as
their house guests this week, MIR. and
Mrs. James B. James Of Scranton,
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. James left last
evening for trip to Yellowstone
Park and the west coast.
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LEAVES FOR VACATION

Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald left to-
day for vacation to Minot and at
her home in Garrison. Miss Fitzger-
aid, who is. employed in the tax COM
mission office, will be out of the city
for two weeks.
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81 PAGE FIVE

naise or Russian dressing. -Olive
oil is an excellent food. but the rich
ingredients included in the more
elaborate dressings are less benefit
cial
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EN- ROUTE 70 WEST COAST

CN INVITE TO WEST IUAST
Mr.. and Mrs. R. +. LOCKER of Thief
River Falls, Mimi, we're the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Shuren Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOCKER are en- route to
the west coast where they will spend
month with friends and relatives.
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u. C. r. MEETS TONIGHT

A regular meeting of the U. c. T.
will be held this evening at $3.50. All
members are urged to attend to as
sist with arrangements for the an
nual picnic. Reports from the dele.
gates will be heard.
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VISITS AT GLENCOE

E. J. Grundy. who has been a guest
of his father, Rev. w. F. Grundy of
Glencoe, for several days. visited
friends in Bismarck Friday. Mr..
Grundy left this morning for his
home in Chicago.
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VISITING SISTER

Herbert l.eer of Pretty Rock is in
the city Us the guest Of his sister.
Miss Esther Leer. who makes her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Shuren.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION

Miss Alice Angus returned Thurs
day from a vacation spent with rela.
tives and friends in Grand Forks,
Williston, Fargo and Minot. Miss
Angus is employed at the workmen s
compensation bureau in this city.
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GUEST FROM BEACH
Mrs. Mary l. Brown Of Beach is in
the city as the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. K. c. Arness.
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RETURN FROM WEDDING

Mr., and Mrs. Vernon c. Peters and
Miss Irene Samuclson have returned
from Washburn, where they attended
the wedding Of Mrs. Peters sister.
Miss Florence Nelson, to Harry
Samuelson. The bride has visited ut
her sisters home in Bismarck many
times, and is well known in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuelson are taking
motor trip through Yellowstone
Park. a'
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RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Christy Matheis Of Streeter
returned home Saturday after spend
ing a few days rs the guest Of. Miss
Mabel Breen.
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To MICHIGAN

Mrs. A. r. Aslakson left Friday
for Bay City, Michigan, where she
will spend some time with relatives.
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TO DEVILS LAKE
Z. B. KleiA left today for Devils
Lake to spend Governors Day at the
military encampment. !.
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pETl,PNc 10 MrruAI1KEr

RETURNS TO MILWAUKEE
Sam Pierce returned to his home in
Milwaukee today after spending the
week as q guest at the home Of his
son, Dr.. w. B. Pierce Of this city.
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TO ATTEND CONVENTION

Mrs. o. L. Quanrud left this morn
ing for Maddox where she will visit
relatives. on June Il Mrs. Quanrud,
accompanied by her niece, Miss Ger
tie Elken, will leave for Seattle to
attend the Lutheran League conven-
ton.
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TRANSACTINC BUSINESS
Miles Stanton Of Braddock spend
Friday In the city looking after bus
inesf interests.
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HERE FROM FUTILE

!. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Jacobson and
daughter, Agnes, OF futile were
guests in the city Friday at the
home Of Mrs. Selma Jacobson.
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urpr WITH .rp,rNuc

HERE WITH FRIENDS
Mrs. John Davidson Of Mandan is
spending several weeks with friends
in Bismarck.
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TO SORORITY CONVENTION

= Miss Helen Thode Of Boise, Idaho,
will arrive this evening to be the
guest Of Miss Evelyn George. Miss
Thode and Miss George, who are both
members of Alpha Delta ri sorority
Of the University Of Washington
chapter. will leave tomorrow morning
for the sorority convention which will
be held on board ship between Mon
treal and Quebec.
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VISITING HEREl

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Stoler and Kark
Koepplin Of futile were guests OF
friends in Bismarck Thursday.
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SIMMER AT LAKES

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Breslow and
children are spending the summer al
Detroit Lakes, MINI.
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Clothes washed in stron" soda So
lutions will be faded and rotted.
TIGHT BOXES
Tea. coffee and spices will lose
their flavor unless kept in tightly
closed reccptacles.
OPEN DOOR CAREFULLY
When cake is baking, always
open the oven door gently. 10 pre-
vent il from falling.
WATERMELON VINEGAR
An excellent vinegar is made from
the red part Of watermclons. II is
especially good combined with cider
vinegar.
FRENCH DRESSING
French dressing is considered more
wholesome for children than mayor
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Household
Suggestions
STEEL KNIVES
STRONG SODA

Steel knives left in hot water are
liable TO lose their handles.
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WILL. HOLD ANIMAL PICNIC

The Brotherhood Of American Yeo-
men will, hold their annual picnic
June &c. Any member planning to
attend should report his intention to
Mrs. B.,H. Korupp at 7l8-M.
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uCRE IN RyJSrNESS

Miss Mary Nicrling of jamestown
spent Fliday in the city on business
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ATTENDING rEACHERS, COLLEGE

Miss Florence Marie Nelson and
Miss Violet .kobernick, members Of
the 1927 graduating class of Bis
marck high school, are attending the
state Teachers college ut Minot for
the summer session.
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To RETJ'RN HOME

Miss Anabelle Rrockman, who has
been the guest Oh Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
marty for the past week. will leave
this evening for her home at James,
town, ,
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RETIIRN FROM MOTOR TR1p

Arthur Benson and John Brown re-
turned Friday from motor trip
through the Black Hills. They have
been away two weeks.
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Mrs. Anne Peterson wishes
to announce that her piano
studio is now located tenn
p0rarily at 223 Second street.
Phone 885.
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GUEST OF GILMANS

Mrs. q. l.. Gilman OF plymouth.
Wis.,. arrived Thursday evening to be
the guest Of her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. u. Gilman a.
the Hughes apartments. 1.
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FROM BUSINESS TRIP

Miss Madge Runey will return
this evening from st. Paul where sac
has spent the week ON business
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Will. Holm PICNIC

On Monday afternoon. the daily va
cation Bible. school will hold a picnic
at Fort Lincoln. All Of the pupils
and their parents are invited to at
tend, bringing their own lunches.
ACCOMPANIED HOME BY FATHER
J. r. Wagnr returned Friday. eve.
ming from Red Wing, Mimi. and was
accompanied to this city by his faith
.er, John Wagner Of Red Wing. who
with. spend several weeks here.
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HOME FROM SCHOOL

Cyrus Hansen, son OF MI. and Mrs.
H. G. Hansen of 3C6 Park Avenue,
returned home this morning from
Minneapolis, where he has been at
tending the University Of Minnesota.
Mr.. Hansen will spend his vacation
in Bismarck.