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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-11
Leith
By MRS. ]. H. EMCH

Emanuel Helm and family were
callers at the LAWYER Studio Satur-
day.
The Sunset club met at the home
Of Mrs. S. c. Hill in honor Of the
birthdays Of two of their members,
Mrs. McVey and Mrs. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Carter of
Elgin spent Sunday at the Carter
home.
The sale at Robert Holmdahl's
Saturday was we'll attended and
offerings brought fair price.
Mrs. A. w. Kimball was called
to Minnesota Thursday by the death
of her little niece. e
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Klamath and
Mrs. d. f. Jones were Bismarck
visitors Thursday.
Those in attendance from Leith
at the r. N. A. school Of instruction
held at Hettinger the 4th Of October
were the Mrs. Dwight Kamrath.
Jones, Moen, Chas, Emch, Anhorn,
LAWYER and j. H. Finch.
About 40 friends and neighbors
gathered at the Martin Dahl home
Sunday to help them celebrate their
thirtieth wedding anniversary. A
bounteous dinner such as only Mrs.
Dahl can serve, was enjoyed by all.
After an afternoon spent in visiting,
well-filled purse was presented to
the bride and groom and everyone
went on their way rejoicing.
Lowell Wrucke, who has been as
sisting in the Farmers State bank,
resigned his position and left for
home Saturday. ST
George Schultz, who has been
working in the harvest fields here.
left for his home in Minnesota Sat-
urday.
Mrs. H. w. Gibson and daughter,
Mrs. Hazel Mcrryfield, and SON Le-
row motored to Hettinger Thursday.
George Chalmers of Timber Lake.
S. D., formerly pioneer of Grant
county, was greeting old friends
Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rock accom-
panied by Robert Jones and Clar-
ence Stewart spent Sunday in Bis
marck visiting with D. E.. Jones,
who is patient in the st. Alexius
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter and son
were Leith visitors Sunday.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid held
farewell party for Mrs. Holmdahl.
presenting her with a gift Of $40.
The r. C. Finch family and Mrs.
Barbara McVey were entertained at
the N. C. Finch home Sunday.
Elmer Arndt is moving to the
Robert Holmdahl farm which he will
farm the coming year. j.
Professor Lonn spent the weekend
at Lark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nixon and Rob-
ert Holmdahl and mother were
guests at the L. T. Saunders home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Keith Finch entertained 2
few friends Thursday evening IN
honor. OF Ksith's bifthday.--------
Z. J. LAWYER attended the air meet
at Mott Wednesday. I.
LLOYD Faubel moved his family to
Mott Monday where they will reside:
J. C. Zauner and Leslie Bruss OF
Mott were callers in Leith Sunday:
Mr., and Mrs. John Gerving OF
Glen Ullin visited with E. Anhorn
Sunday and also took in the wedding
anniversary at Martin Dahls.
Mr.. keller: was ,Temindee .ssef. ms
74th birthday when : number q nls
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Carson



A marriage license was issued by
Probate Judge Fletcher to John
Morrison and Blanche Steele of
Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Holkcsvik
spent Sunday at Linton.
Mr.. Becker, a merchant of South
Heart, was in Carson Tuesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nybcrg of Flasher
were guests at the Ben Mooney
home Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Port and Mrs. Scott of
Shields transacted business in Car
son the last Of the week.
Mrs. Barrier and Miss BERTHE
Davis of Flasher attended the fu-
neral services in Carson Tuesday for
Mrs. L. A. Sebastian.
Mrs. Allie Bohn Of the Mott Sup
ply Store of Mott held ready-to-
wear sale at the Z. B. Littlefield
store on Tuesday.
Emmons Botten, +. f. Stith. Ly-
man Vaught and Charles Pathman
attended the aviation meet at Mott
Wednesday.
Wellington Wright, prohibition
officer of Fargo, transacted bust
ness in Carson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Walker of
Mandan were guests at the Ben
Mooney home on Tuesday. From
there they drove to Paradise Flats.
Mrs. L. A. Sebastian, mother of
Vida Sebastian, county superintend-
ent Of schools Of Grant county,
passed away at the home of her
daughter Saturday, having suffered
an attack Of apoplexy four days
previous. She was buried in the
Carson cemetery on Tuesday, funer-
al services being held in the Presby-
terrain church. Rev. Corbitt of Leith
officiated.
The first meeting of the PIT. A.
was held in Carson on Thursday in
the high school assembly, at which
time Mrs. Dora Lorenzen gave a
very interesting talk. After the bust
ness session musical program was
held. which was followed by dainty
luncheon served by Mrs. Vint and
Mrs. Hart.
Peter Bottom of the Bottom Motor
company and DR.. r. H. Leavitt mo-
tored to Bismarck Thursday where
the doctor remained for few days,
while Mr.. Bottom left for Fargo
where he attended to business at
fairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Dettloff trans
acted business in Elgin on Tuesday.
John Will Of Leith met his sister.
Miss Adeline Will and Miss Nelson.
employees of the Bank of North Da-
kota, on Saturday, they having come
to spend the weekend at the John
Will home.
The N. P. Railroad has construc-
ton crew at work in the Carson
yards remodeling the loading plat
form which will be much more con-
venient for the unloading of auto
mobiles. threshing machines and
tractors.
Carlyle Evins, who has been home
for few days from the Agricultural
college Of Fargo, left the first of
the week to resume his duties at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Eyins of Car
SON and Mrs. Guy McAndrew of
Leith motored to Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. McAndrew going up for med
ical treatment.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Finlayson
OF Carson, Oct. 9th, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. kuebler trans.
acted business in Bismarck Mon
day.
Mrs. Julian Holkesvik acted as
hostess to the Fortnightly club
Thursday evening, Oct. 18th. This
was the opening meeting for the
year.
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Painted Woods
By MRS. OLE LLLEFJELD

BY MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD
Mrs. liver Erickson and children
spent a couple Of days at the Joe
Brown home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan johnson were
Wilton callers Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Erickson and son
Ernest spent d few days last week
visiting at the Andrew Nelson home.
Ole Lillefjeld stayed home a
couple Of days last week while he
had threshers. He works at DAN
ielson's garage.
Mrs. liver Erickson and children,
Mrs. Joe Brown and baby and Mrs.
Fred Brown all called on Mrs. VIM.
Brown Thursday.
Mrs. Frank. Erickson and Ernest
spent Wednesday afternoon at the
Ole Lillefjeld home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and
small son Herald spent Tuesday at
the Ole Lillifjeld home.
Dave Bout and David Riebe are
working with the Harold Soderquist
rig.
William Brown is on the jury
at Bismarck this week. Mr.. Brown
left for Bismarck Wednesday.
Bob Cleveland is working for Fred
Brown few days this week.
Floris Riebe is staying at the Wal
ter Johnson home, helping Mrs.
johnson with the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Erickson and
children called at the liver Erickson
home one day last week.
Frank Erickson and liver Erickson
are threshing grain for Lang this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and
son Ernest motored to Bismarck
Sunday, the End, to spend the day
visiting relatives.
Orbia Hannifield has been helping
Mrs. Walter Mitchell cook for
threshers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown called
at the home Of liver Erickson Thurs
day evening.
Walter Washington, who has been
working in Montana and other places
all summer, returned to Wilton one
day this week. He is at present
making his home at VIM. Browns.
Before Walter went away he was
staying at the Brown home.
Elias Lillefjeld called at the Ole
Lillefjeld home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld returned with
him to Wilton where she spent the
evening.
Crops in this vicinity turned out
fairly well in some places. Most Of
the farmers say that some fields
went good and some bad. It seems
to be this way all over the ncighbor-
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin and daugh-
ter Florence were Wilton callers Fri
day afternoon. Florence having
some dental work done.
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Wild Rose
Nv HELEN BkOWNAWELL

Threshing is finished here and
most of the farmers are busy sowing
-"y:. w.. c...:n
from school several days last week
IN account Of sickness.
Tom Mark Of Braddock was out
Tuesday with load Of kerosene and
Gasoline to finish the threshing.
Arthur Fisher Of Medina spent
the weekend visiting friends here
Misses Ada Saville and Lila Stirl.
ing. two Of our popular teachers
we're shopping in Braddock Satur.
day.
A number of our young folks at.
tended the dance at Braddock Satur.
day evening and report q fine time
Henry Hansen, state superintcnd-
ent Of schools, and Miss Madge
Euney, county superintendent, visit.
cd the Wild Rose schools Tuesday
John Elias Of Mckenzie made a
business trip through here Wednes.
day.
The school board held its regular
quarterly meeting at the clerks Of.
flee Tuesday.
Some Of our young people attend.
ed the dance at Sterling Friday eve
ming.
A prairie fire started at the H. A.
Carlisle farm Wednesday, but
prompt action of the threshing crew
and neighbors put it out before
much damage was done.
Visitors at the w. H. Brownawell
home Sunday included Mr.. and Mrs,
II. A. Carlisle and son Roger, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Brownawell and
son Bobby Of Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Brownawell of Moffit, and
Misses Larry Metcalf and Beatrice
Hardland, Marvin Swanson and
Arthur Fisher Of Medina.
Misses Lillian End Ellen Gosney
and Martha and Bernice Gosney,
seniors Of the Braddock high school,
spent the weekend at their respcc-
tive homes here.
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Trygg
BY GLADYS E. NELSON


Herman and Edwin Olson came
home from Grass lake to spend Sun
day at their home. They are the
owners Of q new car they got re-
Gently.
Mrs. Joe Marley expects her sister,
Mrs. William Staples, from Lang
lord, S. D., in the near future. to
spend the winter with her here. Mrs.
Staples husband died last winter
from blood poison, and she has rent
ca her farm and retired from
farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engdahl and
family will leave for Oregon as soon
as he is done threshing and Mrs.
Engdahl returns from Weyburn,
Canada, where she is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ger
key, formerly of this place. The
Engdahls will spend the winter in
Oregon, and If they like it will make
their home there. He has rented his
farm to Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Nelson
Tor the coming year.
David Trygg threshed for Andrew
Irygg Monday. A few trucks
hauled grain to Regain.
Henry Strom had the threshers
The first part Of the week.
Geneva Miller came to visit over
Sunday 1t the John Olson home.
The carpenters left from J. w.
Jiras' home after finishing the root
OF the house which they had re-
modelled. They had windows built
out on tho roof and will paint the
house this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Anderson and
family motored to Bismarck last
week and visited her parents. south
Of Bismarck.
Martin Bourgeois from near the
river called on the Nelson Bros.
Tuesday on business.
Frfckes were threshing the fore
part Of the week with the rig on
their farh. known = the Earnest
Solberx place.
Nels Nelson's rot the ] thgesheyl
Wednesday. John Engdshl and q!
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Bismarck spent Sunday afternoon
at the jacobson horne. Mr.. Guam.
rud shot few chickens on the way
Willard Simons called on I few
Of his neighbors Sunday. He was
buying potatoes.
Mrs. E. A. Anderson was on the
sick list a few days this week, but
is better at this writing.
Verl and Paul Holden and Dave
Bly, went duck hunting Sunday.
Threshing is nearly completed
now in this neighborhood.
Prairie fires have been seen all
around US these windy days, and
everyone is getting busy blowing
fire guards.
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Club Notes

Club Notes
Monday evening Mrs. r. Arntz
was hostess to the Braddock Study
and Civic club at the home Of Mrs.
A. r. Button. Fourteen members
were present to listen to an inter-
esting report Of the annual state
convention of Federation Of Women's
clubs held at Glendale Sept. oath to
9th. Mrs. Vie and Mrs. Barton
represented the Braddock Study and
Civic club.
The hostess city Of the sixth dis
trict is to be congratulated on the
fine entertainment provided for the
largest delegation of any state con-
vention. All sessions were held in
the College building and the dele
gates were housed in the homes and
in the girls dormitory under the
able management of Dean Gruen-
fielder. The departments of Amer
lean citizenship, fine arts, press and
publicity, applied education and pub
lie welfare were stressed. The
many fine addresses and the excep-
tionally fine musical talent made an
interesting program. The endow-
ment fund concert was put on by
the courtesy of the Lions club at the
opera house in which they presented
Miss Iva Niemack, violinist of Iowa,
and Miss Eugene Lawson, soprano
of Tulsa, Okla. The Federation
dinner was held in the home eco
Monies building and the Federation
tea was given by President and Mrs.
Black at their home. The Glendale
ladies put on q one act play in the
auditorium of Dakota hall, entitled
'The Trials Of a Hostess" which
was much enjoyed.
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By FLORENCE BORNER

Harry and Paul Hogue, who have
been threshing in the Arnold dis
trict the past week, have returned to
finish up threshing in this locality.
w. J. Jiras of Cromwell was re-
cent business caller in town. He re-
Gently purchased a sedan.
Mrs. Basil Small and children,
Burt, Kenneth and Dorothy visited
at the Richard Borner home Monday
afternoon.
Miss Grace McAvoy, who attends
high school in Wilton, spent the
weekend at her home northwest of
Baldwin.
Mrs. Bill Guptill and baby have
been spending a few days at the
home Of Mrs. Guptills sister-in-law,
Mrs. Enos Strandemo.
The road east Of town is in poor
condition due to the heavy traffic
the past two weeks. The swamp has
risen and threatens to overflow the
road as it enters Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Carlson enter
tanned relatives from the Painted
Woods district at their home last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sitter and
son Ellison and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Riggs and family Of Bismarck were
recent guests at the Andy Peterson
home.
j. s. Fevold, local banker, was
transacting business in the capital
city the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. Lobach of near Wilton is drill
ing we'll on the farm owned by
Herman kickul northeast Of town.
Mrs. Anna Rupp spent part Of the
week at the home of her father, John
Herdebu Sr., cooking for the thresh-
ing crews.
Herman Kickul, J. c. Hilken and
Herman Meyer have been spending
the past week in Bismarck where
they were called for grand jury serv-
ice.
County Commissioner William
Fricke was q recent business caller
in the capital city.
Noel Borner helped Emil Geigle
cut flax on Wednesday.
A number from here motored to
Bismarck to attend the band concert
which was given by Sousa in the au-
ditorium.
Willie Borncr Of Burnt Creek was
here a few days ago visiting and at
tending to business affairs.
Charlie Splitter was recent caller
at his farm near Arnold where Bill
Miller lives.
Mrs. Wayne Cummings spent the
past week at the John Nordstrom
home in Naughton township helping
Mrs. Nordstrom to cook for thresh-
ers. John has . fine crop this year,
as have lot Of others In his COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Jones and
family Of Arnold were recent guests
at the home Of relatives IN this COM
munity.
Mrs. Basil Small and daughter
Dorothy were dinner guests Il the
William Miller home near Arnold
Thursday.
J. B. Rack Of Mandan was attend
ing to business affairs in this local
ity few days ago.
e. =. Strandemo WAS . recent bus
mess caller in the capital city.
Local nimrOds report prairie chick
ems very scarce this year, only : few
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Tennvik
By DOROTHEA ENDERS


Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foell and
Mrs. Dave Calquhoun were Bis
narck shoppers Thursday.
F. A. Muckler was q Linton caller
Saturday.
The auditor for THE Farmers
Elevator spent couple of days here
on business this week.
Mesdames Calquhoun, Hendrix
and Dewitt attended lodge meeting
at Linton Wednesday night.
Mrs. Anne L. Peterson of Bis
marck started q music class of four
teen here this week. She will spend
from Wednesday noon until Thurs
day here each week.
Mrs. A. w. Quasi and son Neil
were weekend shoppers at Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Enders and
daughters were Braddock callers on
Sunday.
Miss Louise Foell of Hazelton
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Foell.
Misses Ann and Alice Calquhoun
and Rose Schleckt accompanied by
Ted Kimbel motored to Hazelton
Tuesday evening and visited at the
Chris Grenz home.
Miss Eunice Venue of Linton spent
Sunday at the Jim Monahan home.
Misses Sorcnson, Johnson and
Kaufman were Linton shoppers Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leno visited
friends At Napoleon one day last
week.
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School News

school News
High School:
We have received all our books
and are ready for work.
Our new library system seems to
be quite q success. A number of
new books have been added to the
list.
Thirteen or fourteen pupils have
enrolled in the music class taught by
Mrs. Peterson.
The attendance is not as perfect
as it should be, many pupils helping
at home with the fall work.
Our rooms look attractive and
comfortable with the steam heat
registers, although they are not yet
connected.
Seventh and Eighth Grades:
The pupils of the seventh and
eighth grades have finished packing
their Xmas Red Cross gift box. It
is SO full that Santa himself could
not have done better.
Tho girls Of the Physical Educa-
ton class are planning on having m
outing in the very near future.
Foundational work is beginning
now for the Girls Glee club. The
club is learning the notes, their
value and something about the time.
Pupils in the seventh and eighth
grades are showing fine interest in
reading circle work. Hartha Ochs-
ner has already completed two books,
Catherine Foell one and Helmer
Leno one.
intermediate Grades:
Those having perfect attendance
in our room are Pauline Burkhardt,
Luella Calquhoun, Sammy Calqu.
houn, Guy Chilson, Dorothea Enders
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

having been seen since the hunting
season opened.
A brother of the late Jacob Bureau
from Washington was here q few
days ago settling up his brothers
estate.
Mrs. Andy Peterson and Mrs. Fred
Kent were visiting and shopping in
the capital city q few days ago.
Local friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hillerson will be interested
in knowing they are now located at
Marmarth, N. Oak. Mr.. Hillerson
was principal in the Baldwin high
school last year.
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Kurtz Of Hazelton drove to Bismarck
Monday evening to listen to the
Sousa band.
]. A. Larson, auditor Of the F. H.
Carpenter Lumber Co., Bismarck,
visited the local lumber yards
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-19
Soviet Plans To
Explore Thibet
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HARDIN, April l9.-Thc Soviet
Geographic Society is sending an
expedition to Central Asia under
tho leadership Of the noted cxplor-
cr 2, X. Kozloff The expedition
is to last three wears and win bc de
voted to the exploration Of the
Thibct plateau and the sources of
the Yang-tsoI,iqng.
The expedition is expected to
leave Ncrcmcudinsk this spring in
motor cars to Urga and thence to
some point southwest in the Mon
goliau Altai mountains where n
camel caravan will be formed
From there it vii proceed towards
the south to the oasis of Hara-
IoloSun.
After exploring that region the
expedition win follow the Great
Chinese Road and after crossing
the Niaug shan range will reach
Uni dom in the s.ripg of 1929. At
The Tai.dii-near iIoshun the base
carp of the expedition will be es-
ta5lished together with motereol-
og,cal station.
In May or june 1920, the expo
dition viii proceed along the route
Of the third expedition of Pricyal-
skv and expects to cross DumhU-rc
during the summer and to reach
the Yqngtsc-Kiang (NIurusu in
Jongol where it win remain until
1910
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-19
N MRS KRESCE
DENIES CHARGE
OF HER HUSBAND
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NEW YORK. April ~. - Mrs.
Doris Mercer Kresgc, stung NV pub
lishcd charges Of her millionaire
husband, denied today she was gail
~ ct irf'dciltr with a mysterious
" Mr.. "
Krosgc, th, chain store owrer, is
aain% for divorce in Michigan, ~
though his wife obtained an inter.
Iocutorv decree in February which
becomes final May Is.
Mrs, krcsgc laughed at report g
Chat she had demanded $10,000,no0
to bear a child by Krosgc.
a. He never wanted any more
children ~ he already has five by
LIS former wife, Size said. ''Tho
Disgrace he has covered himself with
proves that he shows no love, con
sidcration or regard fer them
BcgardinG 'Mr. V. .'-N,~. Kcs.
% solicited thiS man. matua!
friend. now dead, to come to my
hom" in an cndcavor TO effect .
reconciliation between us Cu May
Is, 1926, Mr. w. came to my home
and was urgently pleading Mr.. krcs-
% cause when there aas q ao.s.
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81 opened it and there vas NJ.
Efcsoc and two men who, | later
learned were pr.vate detectives in
his employ. On. of these detectives
was supplied with an affidavit de
yrrlhiug WLat occurred that after
..nm
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-19
Blindfolded i" scientific test
Of leading Cigarettes, w. T. Benda selects
Gold

II have been an inveterate cigarette
smoker for years and my interest in
cigarettes not only induced me to make
this blindfold test, but to make it three
times in succession.
Each time l selected the same ciga-
rette-OLD GOLD.
However, there was no other choice
that could honestly make. OLD GOLD
was 50 superior and its delicacy of aroma,
its rich, full flavor so entirely free from
any hint of sting or burn that it inn
mediately appealed to my taste. %
Since the test have been smoking
OLD COLDS steadily and | find that
they are the most satisfying cigarettes
I have ever smoked"
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-19
Dirigible Building
At Gle a ! G

CLEEIA-.i. ~. a - 5.A
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ra.e On tho tsaase .It.Hea.a4 NoE-
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tlc first al nj. ~, s,eanna.,rrd
ship Il its type. Tile hackers hope
to adopt a regular ,rAcIa.a ~ carry
trc51hs and passengers from yoaet
TO coast. Mooriag masts viii not
&C. required, an eieN&'.l svseem h'-'
u- used 5o load and laad passen-
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ia steam-N.uod cabin, equipped
with ya8ia. 4 CROW o. only five
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s'LINDY'' FJAKES
NIGHT CT IT BUT
RATHER QUIETLY
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MOUNT CLEMENS, A'ich.. April
Colonel Chq@'cs \. I.indbcrgh
slept laty today recovering frao al
cvontful night which included -
public appearance nj the An-Amcr-
lean aircraft show and a visit to
blossom Heath, fashionable road
house on the shores Of Lake st.
"laj,.
Arriving from -. Louis at : p. m.
Liudbergh aud his st. aujs associ.
ates joined E@-el Ford and Majot
Thomas G.. Lanqhjor at dinner. Then
they went to the airc'aft show
where the trns-Athnt', hero cn
Enthusiastically praised the exhibits
Ed>rl Torl lett the party lon,
others Joined If and %. midnight
tho party appeared at BLOSSOM
-!o&t6 '2he.c til, night s blarjty
was at f.. hrjsbt.
\eaAs ,rancl and everyone watch
~ "ttentivcly to sro If ]. uav wo3lI
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