davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-01-06
PLANE CARRIER TESTED.
U. S. S. Lexington Makes Trial Trip
Of New England.

The l.. =. s. Lexington. one of the
Navys new airplane carriers. yester.
day made n short trip from the ship.
building plant in Fall River, where
1t has been under construction. out
as far as Boston light and returned
tn South Roston. II was announced
to the Navy Department today by
Capt. A. w. Marshall. commanding
officer
During the short voyage, the dis
patch reports. Lieut.. Alfred NJ. Pride
took nff in an airplane while the ship
was under way and returned to land
on the deck
Evening star., 1928-01-06

there was no other course for this
country to follow In the protection Of
It's rights.
Expressing his desire for more
peaceful attitude between the conn-
tries. Mr.. Burton said; - trust this
condition will he superseded hy n
more friendly position on the part of
the Mexican government"
Evening star., 1928-01-06
PLASTER FALLS, % HURT
Many Of Injured in Theater Caught
In Rush for Exits,

NEW YORK. January Op.-
] gent ~ 80 persons were injured
none seriously. when piece II plas-
tor about feet square fell from
the ceiling NJ \ Brooklyn moving pic.
tuFe house Ia 81 night. There aern
about = .a9 persons in the pIare at
the time. Police Eaid most of the
Injuries we're suffered In ruth for
Tire es{te
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Children's Wear

-25 Girls Straw Hats, in vari-
Gus colors and styles. CEo
NAlOICE
40 Girls Summer Hats, Of
straw and silk; were S1.98. 40
GddAI
loo Girls Tub Dresses, In prints
and checks: sizes 7 to IL 90
years. Choice .......... O|C
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Home Fittings

--ss jacquard reI3ur Squares
good large sizes for pii-
ioxx. siDo 70 $50. 9Oc
C1o1ce ...-.~*.-.-.-s...
-s Cretonne Folding Screens
S-fold kind s4-ss q 40
grade. Each ......
--s Glider Hammocks-Sligntiy
Car. Z : Esse6 O., s2a-so SI1.5O
--5 Cench Hammocks-carvaS-
back style. Slightly
dam aged. siI9S "a g0
grade. Each. ... @0o
--z Coach Hammocks with up
hoasteFed backs. ei7.eS oil
grade. Each ..........
lis Ten-piece Kitchen Sets Of
scrlna. With border Of
gingnam- ti1s grade. CT On
~ ..<e% %s<ss%e<.sr.e
Table Let Of Curtain and
Drzpegy Material Remnants.
&c 70 sf.s3 grades. Cgc
&&AA
III Three-pieee Belgian Linen
slip Cover Set. s2g 90 "a
value, Tor ~s<s-<...
is RezAynzde Awnfngs, 3 II.
70 the frame with e-incn yal-
2nce. Made of blue and white
striped dlzck. siee GI 0n
value. Zach ....+.. |A"Oo
--7 Screen Deoss, filed with
galvanized wire, Silver gray
finish t2sS grade. GI ~
kacn ..*<4<s.-<...
- Round CFe4anne Pillows,
flied WITH soft cotton. 40
$40 value. Zach ...,.+ /1
Iii Star ErznA Porch Ghz1eS-
E~fs. yS1e &n6 E-ft.
ceeD. $3.50 gKsce, GA 90
kEL1 eset<t~s<e+ss
--Tzbis Lot Rayon and DzEnzxk
DTapfFy Materials. 5Se 90
gra6e. Yard ..>.e..s... ">
Ea1n's~-Tnig1 Flocr.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Underwear

--Women's RayOn Bioomers--
Kayser make. In broken sizes
and colors. $50 value. OQc
Eacn ................,
Al Children's Union Suits. OF
pink or white pajana check.
ssos soilsd' Size 2 only I2Hc
us W0men's Cotton Ribbed
Vests and Pants, In brok-
en- sizes. Csc value. 15c
NiHDAGE sssss.sssfss
la Women's Rayon Gowns.
the the si'ss aiity Sl.39
Edcu ss.rs.sssts
--ig Chiidren's Rayon BIoonaers,
pink and white In brok-
en- sizes. 69c quality. o.
Kann's-~gtreet Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Neckwear

leo yds. PIeatings, Of georgette
and net In white and cream, and
Of lace in white only. SEC 90
10 800 values. Yard. ;. ~
-~7 yestees and Fancy Vests
also . scaFfs Of crepe de chine.
Were $50 10 t3.95. GI M
Odds and ends Of Flowers, left
from recent sales. soc TO IT,
79c values. Choice 49,. @sI
An odd lot Of Painted Triangiss
made Of good quality crepe
de chine. 400 values. OF.
Lyfoice ......ss......s.s.
-~3 Ghawis OF woven Tayon--
slightly soiicd. For GI CE
merry 1I.95. Each. ~A'@'
---ie Shoulder HhaWig Of woven
rayon, slightly goiled.
Formerly 1895 GI OF
GfsDlce sstssst,tss.t
---2 Ghawls of woven Eay0n~--
slightly goiled. / white and /
black. Formerly $3.50. G2 Qg
II White wool shawl, slightly
soiled from display. 90 20
Formerly 1925. Now. ~~O~
Kann'E~gtreet Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Umbrellas

IL Navy Silk Umbrella, 16 ribs:
slightly streaked; for eC SA
merly $500. Now. -. ~@'OV
IL Purple Silk Umbrella, with
novelty border; 16
ribs: streaked: for CD 90
merly S5.95. Now. -. ~@'|o
--3 Gloria Umbrellas, green and
purple; 10 ribs; for cT 90
merly S3.95. Each. @A'"
lie Mems Black Cotton Umbrel-
las. rainproof; sturdy o.
frames. Each .......... ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Luggage

IS Boston Bags. Regu- QOo
larry s1.69. Special, each O~O
--6 Overnight Cases with soft
top and bottom. CT -
Were S7.98. Each. -. @f' So
3 Two-tray Dress Trunks
slightly scratched.
Re gularly s17.50. 07C 1S
Edcn ...-.........
IS Fitted Overnight Cases
complete with toilet pieces.
Regularly s6.s5. c2 90
EACH ...............
a Gladstone Cases - leather
lined. Tan or black.
Regularly $685.. co 90
EACH ....s..........
II Tourist Case, black with
russet trimming. Was @1E
$50. Now ............. 2AO
liz Black Enameled Overnight
Cases with shirred top pocket.
Sizes 10 and 20. j.
Regularly s3.75. CC %
LdCu ....s........4
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Notions

80 boxes Kez Sanitary Napkins
made by Kleinert. Reg Q0c
t1lariy soc. Box. .....
--ss prs Bathroom slippers Of
straw. Sizes 3 and 4 only. Also
Is Utility Bags, with S-pocket
shoe bag and laundry bag. 20c
Regularly Soc. Choice. -
-s4 ChiIdren's Overnight Boxes,
miniature size In assorted 90
coIors. Regularly Soc. Each &0S
--zeo wash Cloths, regularly g
I0c. Special, each. at. ...... ~
Sc Sanitary Belts Of two-inch
flesh coi0red elastic - medium
and large sizes. Regularly 7Gc
25c. Eaci1........ S
Kann'sEtxeet Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
DOnestics

--72x90 jacquard Dimity Spreads,
with woven blue stripes, Scalloped
edges: separate throws. Cut 3 IT.
6 in. wide. Regular CQ IN
$500 value. Friday. %~cO
--4 Patchwork Spreads, in rose
and white. and blue and white,
80x90 inch size.
Were $l495. Friday, CE 00
so Fulton Cases, 45x36-inch
size. made from ends of Fruit
of-the-Loom" muslin. A CEc
40c value. Friday. each. S
--180 Yards Of Bleached Muslin,
mill lengths. 36 inches wide.
Regularly 18c yard. 1CLoc
Friday, a yard. .. ~
$500 Candlewick Spreads, In
colored grounds. with white.
hand-tufted designs-old rose,
gold and blue. Spe- 90 OS
cial. each ........... %O'|c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Hosiery

-142 prs. Silk Hose-full fash
ioned and seamless feet. H0.
Seconds. Pair. ...... f|C
-9S prs. Silk Hose, of chiffon
and service weights. Full FASH
ioned. Broken sizes.
sl.50 to s1.95 values. CT M
Falr ...............
40 prs. Silk Hose-Burson make
service weight. Broken g
sizes. s1o0 quality. Pair. OOC
lis prs. Misses Long Sport
Hose-sizes 8 and 81a in broken
colors. SOC and 75c o..
values. Pair. ir........... &OC
10 prs. Infants Socks-sizes 4
and 41z in broken colors. =.
--198 prs. Silk Hose-seconds.
In broken sizes and coIors. 6Oo
EaLE ss...............
SIS prs. HoIyoke Hose full
fashioned. $500 value. c1 En
Pair ................ CAsOO
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Hundreds Of Opportunities To SAGE
for those Uho Shop Friday atKann's
Handkerchiefs

--720 Fine Cotton Handker-
chiefs, In woven stripe also print
designs. Finished with narrow
hens. 10c quality. GO
Each
--240 Linen Handkerchiefs, in
solid pastel colors. Finished with
one-sixteenth inch hens. o.
Regularly 1212c. Each. -. W
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Goats and Ensembles

Three Brown mixed Sports or
Travel Coats. with contrasting
borders and collars;
ws,. 10 and ass 10 ro, sizes $lI.OO
-Four Black Metre Coats, col
lars and cuffs Of tan moire; 1e
and 10 sizes; were 90 nn
1890. Reduced to-. W|'UU
Five Tan Sports or Travel
Goats, plain tailored or with
notch collars, patch pockets and
deep self cuffs; l3la and 15la
,lses; Rseb were $500 $II.OO
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Ribbons

A Table Lot of Ribbon Rem
nants. suitable for sashes, hat
bands, hair bows and making
hats. Light and dark colors.
Hssalafly Hssa . Csc to 4'o. 12Hc
Odds and Ends Of Ribbon
Flowers, suitable for trimming
lingerie, baby caps and for
fancy work. Regularly &c e
to 19c. Each .......... OC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Jewelry

--55 Artificial Pearl Necklaces,
24-inch length. Knotted between
beads. Regularly SO. CT IN
go FraternaI Embiems---
$3.50 to $500 values. 60
NHoice .....s....-.
Head Necklaces, In plain and
combination colorings. Choker
and 30-inch lengths. soc 90
TO $i,00 values. Choice. IC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Art Goods

ID. NJ. G. Crochet Cotton,
colors only and mostly in sizes 30
and so. Regularly 40c. L.
A ball. IOC
30 Stamped Luncheon Sets
consisting Of cover, four napkins
and buffet set. Regularly 90
Sl.39. Set. t............. ~
--Chiidren's Pantie Dresses
stamped and ready made of un-
bleached material, tinted In blue
or rose. Sizes 2, 4 and s 20
yrs. Regularly s1.29. Each. o>C
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Infants Wear

10 Panty Waists, also Cr0ssbar
Union Suits. Sizes 2 to COo
6 years. Choice. ........ ~
-2-Piece Play Suits, green only,
In sizes 2 to 4 years. 90
Regularly $1.00. Each. O|C
rs Pettic0ats. hand made, hand
embroidered and lace trimmed.
Sizes Q to 6 years. Regu- SOo
larly S1.29. Each ...... O>C
IS Christening Dresses, Of fine
nainsook, lace trim
med. Regularly s4.98. CT 90
Each ............... pA'>O
Xa~at~ cnn1-A K1~z-
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Large Milans
and White Felts
S1.95

The milans In black,
red, sand, white. green,
copen, natural and navy;
the white felts In close
fitting, turban, vagabond
and roll-back styles.
Simply trimmed with rib
bons, and all silk lined.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Reg. $1.95 Silk
Lingerie
$l.49

Dainty Lace trimmed
Step-ins and Chemise, Of
an excellent quality crepe
de chine. Broken sizes, in
the delicate pastel shades.
$50 garments only!
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Millinery

81 Trimmed Hats, In black and
colors; regularly $3.85. CI 90
Each ................ @AO~
LIS Sports Hats, In black and
colors. Regularly $l95. QQo
OLlOlCe
--Colored Felt Hats,
s2.s5 and ss.sS grades. 80. 90
Choice ............. ~OO
--6z Trimmed Dress Hats, Of
various straw combinations and
fabrics; $1,000 values. oE M
Choice .............
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Mattresses, Etc.

--8 Layer-Felt Mattresses-fioor
a mples. Regularly
$l2.9o &c $3.50. &Q 00
Choice ..............
% Coil Springs-single size.
Floor samples. Regu- S60S
larly 1925. Each. -. @O'>
IL Simmons Link Spring-full
size. Regularly 500. S4.05
NOW
ii Divan with coil springs and
cretonne covered
p a d Regularly S24 OK
$34.o5. Now. ...... %~
II Englander Day-bed with Gre
tonne-covered pad. Floor sam
pie. Regularly $4,000. G2S
NOW ..............
II Metal Bed in French walnut
finish. Full size.
r e gularly s22.5o. S720S
Now ..............
Il Englander Bed with springs.
Res Re gularly $4,000. Sl4.05
NOW ..............
IL Bow-end Metal Bed. in wal
nut finish. Regular GA OK
ly s25. Now ...... @A+1'| ~
IL Full Size Wood Bed in wal
nut finish. Full size. Floor
sample. Regularly GCC 1E
$40. Now .......
IL Drop Side Couch Pad. floor
sample. Was $500. &c o.
N0W -
Kann's--Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Lingerie

---110 Costume Slips Of twilled
satin (rayon). In pastel shades;
sizes A TO so; regu- CT 10
larry s2.95. Each -. %As~
Odds and ends Of Underwear,
petticoats, slips, dance set. gowns.
ETC.: Of rayon, sateen and seco;
broken sizes and colors;
sl.oo to sl.s5 values. 80c
CIlOiCe
--TwiIled Satin Slips and Bloom
ers, Of rayon: chemise and bloom
ers of voile; broken sizes and COL
ors; S1.i9 to $1.95 val CT IN
ues. Choice ........ @A'OO
leo Step-ins of crepe de chine.
lace trimmed: s2.95 CT OE
values. Each ....... PAo
so pairs Pajamas Of crepe de
chine; lace trimmed or tailored:
t4.eS to S5.e5 values. co o.
Choice ............
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Floor Coverings

--3 Seamless Velvet Rugs, size
9xl2 #. Floor SAM
pies. no Regularly 1905
$29.95. Each ..... ~AC
. Crex de Luxe Rugs, size 9x12
it.; drop patterns.
Reg Re gularly $4,000. $14.95
% Tangier Fiber Rugs, size 9x12
#. AS is. Regularly $40. Clio
Now, each. h..............
--3 Oval Grass Rugs, size 9xl2
IT, #. 90 Regularly rsas $l2.95
-3 Reversible Fiber Rugs, size
8hxlo12 #. Regular GO OK
ly s13.95. Each ..... %
3 Jaspay Fiber Rugs, size
8Ax101s IT. Regu- &10 OK
larly sI4.5O. Each. % H. \"
II Fiber Rug, size 6x9 #.
Regularly $500. spe- S3.05
cial at ..............
10 Kooltex Grass Rugs, size
36x72 inches. Regularly 70c
98c. Each. .............
-3 Felt-base Rugs. size 9xl0l2
#. Regularly $3.50. $3.50
Each ...............
- Felt-base Rugs, size 6x9 IT.
Regularly $3.50. $3.50
Each ..............
- Felt-base Rugs. size 7l2x9
#. Regularly se.75. 81. SO
EdCn
rs Yards Inlaid Linoleum Rem
nants. Regularly $i.69. 6Qc
Square yard .......... w
so Yards FeIt-base Floor Cow
ering Remnants. ACC to OQc
CSC qualities. So. yd. -. S
SO Yards Mating, 36
inches wide. 39c quality. COc
Yard
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Furniture

--6 Nursery Sets--cot, tgo chairs
and table, Folding, GI OQ
Were $3.45. Set. .... %A
---2 Tourist Tents. Were $22.50.
Special s'p e,, $l4.75
--I Tent, size 7x7. 90 o.
Was $i475. Now. -. @~
---6 Old Hickory Rock GG CE
ers. Were $3.50. Each, %O'~c
10 Metal Magazine
Racks. Were N,48. Now, OEc
--4 Porch Settees. finished in
green. Were $3.50. &7. .4S
Each ..,....,........
-~s Bath stoois. In white and
pink finishes. Were SI.30
&I.95. Each. .........
--~4 Sav0 Flower Boxes---finished
In green Were ss.45. S2. .38
Each ..........,.....
I'll Haywood Pullman sleeper
-Cart--fioor sample. Slightly
soiled, Taupe finish. GOT 20
Was $3.50. Now, W@~ s'oo
---l Haywood Oo-Cart with bas-
sinet body, which can be taken
out and used In auto, GOD OK
Was $3495. Now. @&T' "a
--~6 Gard Tables slightly DAM
aged, Were si,oS, @I 30
Each ..t........,..n #A.0o
Kann Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Linens

---2I Pure Linen Luncheon Sets,
z pieces. consisting Of q 50-inch
cloth and six napkins 70 match.
In large plaid designs. Regu-
lasiy $3.50. Friday, G1 0S
SEb
Turkish Bath Towels, 1896
inch size. Good heavy weight.
Plain white or with colored
striped borders. Regu- 10.
larry 25c. Friday, each. So
Sc Pure Linen Guest Towels,
14x2i Inch size. OF good quality
crash linen, with wide lace
edge. Regularly soc. 1Sc
Friday. each ..........
80 Turkish Bath Mats, Run
of-tne-MiII." In light and dark
colors, and neat patterns.
Regularly tl.O0. Friday, Zoe
Ksrnsg-EtKeet Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Photographs and
Radios

- No. Is Radicals with tubes.
Slightly marred. GE0 Gn
Were se2.T5. Each. |U/"U
--5 No. 20 Radicals, In oegk
style cabinets. With tubes.
Were ti09-s0. Now, G01 7S
S@1SD ss4s.sss.ssss
--z No. IS Atwater Kent Sets,
with built-in speaker.
Electrified. Were ti55.00. G7S
Ezen ..<..t:..,.,....
---3 Cabinets with buiit-ln speak
er. Suitable for No. 81 model
radio. Were $500. SI0.75
EzEB +..s.ts.+
---z Model 20 Atwater Kent kets.
w ere $500. G2Q IN
- Regal Portable monographs.
We're si4.7s. Special 90 QS
E&cA, as....4ts4t
80 CzFry0la Portable Phone
graphs, Were s2250. GIH *
Zach, special at. 1"'"
Kannts-Foasth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Women's $1.OO
Silk Hose
69c Pr.

--Splendid-wearing, serv-
iceable hose, Of a medium
service-weight silk. Made
with seamless feet and
mock seam up the back.
Every pair perfect. Choice
Of the fashionable Spring
colors, and sizes 8la to 10.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Chinaware

--36 Trays. orange, green and
mahogany; regularly $l.29. OQc
ii pair Book Ends, In poly
chrome finish: were $i.19. EOc
Now
II Pottery window
Box; regularly $3.49. CT 0A
NOW ......,....,.
$50 Six-inch Plates and SO Cups
and Saucers, In blue onion
pattern; regui arly l9c. 7Sc
Choice ................
---4 Glass Bowl Sets, four IOc
pieces: regularly soc. Set
--48 Salad Plates OF imitation
cracked glass; 6-inch size; 70c
regularly l5c. Each. ..... Nv
lis Ice Tea and Water
jugs; reg ularly Si.49. To
--36 Bud Vases; regularly IOc
25c. Special. each ...
Odds and ends of Glassware.
goblets. grape juice glasses, tum-
blers, etc, In green. blue, 1En
peach or amber. Choice.
Kann's-~Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31

--6sc Bretonne Lace Yokes, for
lingerie, In bodice-top style. some
round, others "V'' shapes. 00o
Gs6EA
Remnants Of Laces, I8 to 36
inch widths, Of Chantilly. Venice
and novelty laceS; were $l00 TO
S395. Tomorrow. a yard
soc to Sl.08
Petit Point Lace Scarfs, for the
boudoir. Just
Twelve 36-i IN c b Scarfs:
were si.3s. Fri 2100
day, each ......... AOo
-Four 45-inch Scarfg:
we're SITS. Fri c1 2S
day. each ....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Wash Dresses

--l5e Wash Frocks, we're sf.95.
Made OF dimitieg, gingiianls and
percales, good colors.
Sizes broken. Re- CT 90
duceh ~ @l.Z1
Sc Dresses, made OF prints.
percaleS, gingtanls. In broken
sizes and coiors. For
merry si.20 TO Siye9. OF M
Friday. each ..... |AOO
Kann'E-Eecond Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Housewares

IL Two-burner New Perfection
Oven. Shopworn. Reg Cd En
ulariy s8.25. Now. -. @sOO
- Metal Hose Reels--door sam
pies. Regularly $2.98. CT 40
Each ................
- Thermax Waffle Irons--dem-
onstration m 1odeis. C6 00
Were $1,000. Each. ~O'OO
IL Two burner Electric Hot
Piate-shopworn. Reg &6 OQ
ularly 1898. Now. -. @o'>
--15-pt. Size Vacuum Bottles
Universal make. Regularly OEo
$l.50. Each. h............. ~ON
IL Three burner Gas Range
with i6 in. oven.
Floor sample. Was (IO %
s24.98. Now. ..... @A1'Io
II Everhot Electric Cooker
with cooking utensils. co OQ
Was $1,000. Now. -. @>|
II Napanee Kitchen Cabinet.
Was Wa. sa2.So. $40. so
NOW .............
--6 Vacuum Freezers, three 3-qt.
size, regularly $500, and three
4-qt. size, regularly $1,000.
Choice at
" Price
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Leather Goods

--10 Back-strap Bags Of trout
calf In red, blue, green
and gray. Regularly CO o.
$3.50. Each. ....... ~00
--4 Brown Silk Pouches, with
shell tops. Regularly co 00
$500. Each. ........ @0'Uo
la Pouch Bags Of imported tap
estry. Chain handles. C1 M
Regularly s2.95. Each. ~AOO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Gloves

---feo prs. GIace Kid Gloves
with novelty cuffs. Broken
sizes and colorS. CT M
Pair ...........
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-23

Mrs. Oroicn and son Oscar, motorcd
to Regain Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. kluksdahi and
son Lcno called at the Ole Spildc and
Seymour Arncson homes Sunday.
a few from this vicinity spent
Sunday berry picking near Bismarck.
Mr.. end Mrs. j. q. Rises sons Ar
thur. Ernest and Irwin, spent SUNDAY
afternoon at +. II. klulsdahl's and
II. A. Smiths.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Hans Twcdt and
daughter Of Larimorc. H. H.. spent
Sunday at the Siycrt Brcnden home.
John GuEderson motorcd to kcgar
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Rerccman and
son spent Monday evening at Sivert
Brcndcn's.
Clarence Rise Idle Arneson
motored to Wing Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Arncson and
family spent Sunday visiting friends
in this vicinity.
J. n. Amunson Of Driscoll finished
painting the interior of the church
Saturday.
r. \. Lem wo.orcd TO DriScoll sat
urday afternoon.
4 fairly large crowd attended serv-
ices held in the church Sunday. L ere
will be Norwegian services again
Sunday. Sept. >. at , o'clock
Alfred Small. Ed jenkins and Ed.
Nvgaard motored to Bismarck Sun
day afternoon.
The Luther League will meet at
the NJ. A. Lien home Sunday after
noon. August 26. Everybody wei.
come.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-23
Lem

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jensen and
family Of Fargo. n. D., arrived here
the first part Of the week and will
spend short time visiting Mrs.
Jenson's mother. Mrs. Gunderson and
family.
Olga Rise motored to Wing Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Derrick Larson of futile ac-
companied by her daughter and SON
in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Afro Albro and
family from near Minot, called on
friends in this neighborhood Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ. j. Brenden spent a couple
of days at the Sivert Brenden home
assisting with Homework.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jensen and
family and Mrs, Harry Helgeson
spent Thursday evening at the B. n.
Lein home.
Constance Lein called at the j. O.
Rise home Wednesday.
Gale Birkcland motored to Dris-
coll Thursday afternoon.
Miss Catherine Lein and Margaret
Dronen spent few days visiting
with Alice Wick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Spildc and fam
| lily spent Sunday at the Isaac Bot.
mem home.
Ed jenkins and Alfred Small spent
a few days Of last week at Bismarck
A few from this vicinity spcn,
Sunday at Lake Isabel.
Alfred Arneson and son Hclmcr
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Mr.. O. j. krausc and children
Esther and August were business
callers in Regain Wednesday after
noon.
Erick Engelbrctson was caller |
1T tho o. j. krausc home Wednesday |
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehncs and chill
drcn Fricda and "Rill" were callers
at the q. j. krausc home Tuesday
evening.
F.. j. Engclbrctson was Regain
caller Wednesday.
Rarlick Fisher was a caller ut tho
y. J. krausc home Tuesday after
noon.
Rucbin. Esther and August krausc
were callers at the y. j. Engclbrct-
son home Wednesday afternoon.
Paul Rupp was y Regain caller
Tuesday
Mr.. Bemcnt and Clara Ricrson
were callers ut the krausc home
Tuesday.
Dorothy Sheldon called OH Mary
Scott Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Bemcnt and little daughter
and Clara Ricrson were callers at the
Leo Sheldon home Tuesday.
Mrs. John Th,lm of Regain was
caller at tho q. J. krausc home
Thursday morning.
Vernon Anderson was a Regain
caller Monday evening.
r. J. Engelbrctson was caller in
Wilton Wednesday afternoon.
q. i. krausc was Il Wilton caller
Wednesday evening.
Frank kuntz and Clara kransc
were callers at tho q. J. krausc home
Wednesday evening.
f.. j. tngelbrctS0n Was :: business
caller in Regain Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. i. krausc were
Regain callers Wednesday.
The Messrs John and Kill Drawer
were Regain callers Thursday fore
! noon.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Krausc and son
August. .Ir.. we're business callers in
, Regain Thursday evening.
l.. Davis was a caller in Rock Hill
Township Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Volkman and
| children. Hulda, Violet. Ray and
Lena. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry kuntz
: were callers ut tho o. j. krausc HON,
Sunday afternoon.
5 Among those from this TOWNSHIP
, who were Regain callers Saturda!
evening were: Mr. and Mrs. l.. Davi
:, and children. Lcona. Eunicc. Station
: Owen. Paul and Margaret; Mrs. Mel
: Aim and children. lvcn, Willis AM
Hollys: Martha. Marion and Wilbur
: Noon; Mr. and Mrs. q. j. krause ant
children. August. Esther. Fila, Hid,
!, and Rucbcn: Mr.. and Mrs. Dav
Spangberg. Ida Folmer and Mr. an,
|, Mrs. Fred Ehncs and family.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Zciglcr and Mr.. an
:, Mrs. Fred Ehnes and Mr.. and Mrs
Crime were callers at the Sandcli
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home Sunday.
Mrs. August Lundberg and son
Leonard were callers at the +. j.
Engclbrctson home Saturday.
Fred Ehncs and son Bill were
callers at the y. j. krausc home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Phillip Zelmcr and son John
were callers at tho o. krause home
Saturday evening.
Rncbin krause is employed at the
T.. j. E,Eclbrctson farm.
.. j. krausc was a Regain caller
Monday evening.
l.. j. Engelbrctson was Regain
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. King and daugh-
ter Marie were Regain callers Satur-
day.
Mrs. l.. j. Truax was caller at
the q. j. krause home Monday.
Barlick Fisher and Marvin Ohm
were Regain callers Sunday
Marvin Ohm and Alfred Anderson
were callers in Regain Monday after
noon.
Marvin Ohm is employed at the
Dave Spangbcrg farm.
Mr.. Nels Ohm and son Marion we're
Regain callers Saturday afternoon.
Emil Olson was a Regain caller
Saturday afternoon.