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HIT Mrntnriant.

ADAMS. JOHN RANDOLPH. Sacred to the
oS q dsy9ed a apseaea and ND father
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
BRANsON, MARY AND JOSEPH. In sad
but loving remembrance of our dear aunt,
MARY BRhNSoN, who passed 70 the he
yond twenty-five years ago. May Z. 1907.
JOSEPH RRANsoN: who left us two
years ago, May II, 1927.
Guarded and kept by the Savior,
We know you are peacefully sleeping
In Jesus the mighty to save ,,v
Gone, but not forgotten
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MAMIE.
BRAY, MIME. In loving remembrance Of
our dear aunt, MIME BRAY. who de-
II. 1924
HER N f9as A hi R Rhph t4Fsott JULIA CAR
TER AND JOSEPH E. WARD.
EDWARDS. MARY G. In loving memory Of
WothsE and ND g ran sf M sasF O. Ed
Wards VINO 0! EpI III AND ST STANLEY.
dear mother. MARY c. GROsE. who de-
parted this life one year ago. May II, 1923
Just line of sweet remembrance,
Just memory: fond and true,
Just a token of loves devotion,
That our hearts still G THE p for yog
HATTON. ISAIAH T. A tribute Of love =
the memory Of my dear husband, IsA allnt
l..
years ago today, May II, 1921.
Love keeps her own. and. though apart,
Dear memories dwell within the heart
To comfort and sustain;
And some day in talrer land
Wen hear the voice and touch the hand,
And then with hearts that understand
= -''' BERTHA G. HATToN.
HOLMES EDW bpR p In R ReTSTE of r ny
P Il. 1926. away '---s
His CHEEKY smiles and kindly ways
He had a smile for every one.
pE Aho faea M HStPFia y BAsHA BROOKS
JOHNSON. GEORGE. A tribute of love to
TIE Of my dear ans dE Es tSa
years ago today. May II, 1927.
HIS LOVING WIFE. BERTHA.
MAUs, LESTER A. In memory Of my dear
s gears I ago tod TO-DAY. May II. ig24 ' '' "
Earth has no sorrow that heaven can:
not heal" MOTHER.
MILLER: HENRY, N. In memory Of Henry
N Miller, who departed this life two years
ago today, May II. 1927.
Two years today since you went away.
M 95 e rs i TH Sfejn a R0sNsoN BROTH
Err, LAWRENCE MILLER; AUNT. LII
GARET s. ROGERS. who departed this
life one year ago today. May H. 1928.
The month of May once more Is mere,
To us the saddeSt of the year,
Because one year ago today
Our loving mother passed away.
Dear is the grave where she is laid:
Sweet is the memory which never shall
fade SONS AND DAUGHTER
SIMMONS, WILLIAM T. In loving memory
OF my dear husband, WILLIAM T. SIM
MONS. who died four years ago today,
May II. 1925.
1t matters not which road I take;
How dark lonely it be.
I know that God will somewhere Join
The road that leads to thee.
HIS LOVING WIFE, BELLE.
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DrathH.

REYNOLDS. LUCY. PARKER. JAMES. In
sad but loving remembrance of our de-
voted mother, LUCY REYNOLDS. who died
sso nephe wars and fSS son no'J JAME
LOVING FAMILY.
sEELEY D IS9J On wsdnssdsy,
LAS A. SEELEY, AGED 30 years. Funeral
sr y nw Mns s h at aa9n
Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va, papers
THOMPSON. WILSON C. On Friday. May
NV NV 1W1LsoN c. THOMPSON, Beloved
husband Of Clara May Thompson; FL;
home. 2soi 18th st. NV. on Monday May
TURNER. RICHARD II. Thursday. May IS.
R f12g MS reTTIqRspNfsR 6ts ge sfh st. ne
Remains resting at W. N w DeapS funeral funeral
hereafter.
TILGHMAN. EDWARD. Call meeting Of ST.
Thomas Commandery. No. 2l8. Knights Of
St. John. at St. Cyprian's Parish Hall,
rance f syc the M uner Of our &c
brother, EDWARD TILGaAM5AN,
PETER QUANDER. Secretary.
TILGHMAN. EDWARD. Departed this life on
Wednesday. May IS, 1929. at las q m, IT
his residence. 1915 9th st; NV, EDWARD
TILGHMAN the beloved husband Of Lea
nora Tilghman. the devoted father OF Louis
Tighman. Jeannette Brock. William. Joseph
Annie, Agnes. John and Octaya Tilghman
and brother of william and John TilRhma n
Funeral Saturday. May 10. from his resi-
dence thence to st. AuguStines Church.
where solemn high mass will be said at
10 O'Clock for the rcpose Of his soul.
WHEELER. JOSEPHINE. The Ladies' Reli-
able Immediate Relief Society announces
the death Of Mrs Josephine Wheeler. April
II. 1920. MRS. JESSIE MASON, Pres.
MRS. A. c. GREEN. r. S.
YOUNG, MYRA. Departed this life We'd
nesday. May IS. 1929. MYRA YOUNG.
wife of the late Alexander Young and
mother of Herbert Young. Funeral serv-
ices at Lees parlors, Saturday, May 1S,
at 10 q III.
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CHANGE CEREMONY HOUR.
Treasury Officials Enable Employees
to Attend Corner Stone Laying.

In order to enable Government off,
Gals and personnel from the Bureau of
Internal Revenue to attend ceremonies
for laying the corner stone of the Inter
nal Revenue Building next Monday
afternoon, the hour has been changed
from o'clock, originally selected, to
4:30 o'clock.
Further details of the program re-
vealed at the Treasury today show that
the invocation will be pronounced by DR..
Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of the First
Congregational Church. and the bene-
diction will be by the Right. Rev. c. +.
Thomas of St. Patrick's Church.
An elaborate turnout of the Coast
Guard in uniform is being planned to
give colorful touch to the occasion.
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FOREIGN.
Ware Memorial Services.

Memorial services for the late Grand
Treasurer Joseph S. Ware, past die
tator. treasurer and District deputy of
Capital City Lodge, No. IA, B. P. O.
Reindeer. who died December %. 1928,
will be held at o'clock Sunday night
at Salem Baptist Church, in the 900
block of N street.
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GarnH nf ThankH.

GLEASON, DANIEL p. We wish to thank
our many friends and relatives for their
Kindness and sympathy during the illness
and death OF my husband. DANIEL P.
GLEASON.
HIS WIFE: MARGARET E. GLEASON. AND
CHILDREN.
PARKER. r. II. Mrs. r. H Parker and
family wish to thank all friends and rela-
tiveS for their kindness during the illness
and death of their beloved husband and
father, MIR, r H PARKER
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Londons shortest railway line has
AS miles of tracks within the city
limits.
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BILLFOLD-Brown; name S. w Whitehurst;
on r. F.: bus to or from Washington
near tine Willard Hotel; containing about
500 cash and cards to identity owner RE
ward Phone Adams 35O7
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BROOCH, with coral, in Colds Dept Store
loom Reward. Call Nat. 5000 or North
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MonCaH. May 49, Reward. North 1908.
DRESS MATERIALS yards, black-and-
white georgette; on 18th st. car, Wednesday,
about $50 Reward. Call North LOG, Apt s.
FRATERNITY KEY. from watch chain;
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IOST

BAR PIN-White gold. diamond chip in
center Return Room 27l0, Federal Trade
Commission. Reward.
BAR pm platinum set with sapphires, on
fist Church. Phone Cleveland 1922. Reward
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DOG. gray and tan, Rex, no collar. Adams
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FRATERNITY PIN-Letter CT set with
pearls Address Box 245-X. Star oflce. ia
GLASSES, tortoise shell, in Palace Theater
or between there and Woodward & Iothrop
Phone Col, 251l; A. Dunlap.
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PIN. silver. circular. black enamel and
silver trimming. in shopping district: valued
as keepsake. Reward, Call Columbia 57l3
POCKETBOOK. lady's tan calf; Monday.
between Van Buren, School and George
Washington University. Call Clev, 1868 after
$3.50 reward.
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KEY RING, with four auto keys; OH 10Th ST
near New York ave. Finder please return tc
Apt 2o1. 2s5l 18th st. NV. Reward.
MEDAIaS--Two gold school medals. one in.
Scribed Anna; other, Christian Doctrine
franklin anA3 Reward.
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METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE. No 500
Return to No. precinct, w. M. Malone. 49,
PERSIAN CAT, silver gray. Return to 1885
Col. rd Reward.
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DANT, RICHARD A. On Thursday. May Is,
1929. RICHARD A, beloved husband OF the
late Mary F, Dant and father of Mary E.
johnson, Ella N. Linton and Richard A.
Dant. jr. Funeral from his late residence.
1915 l. st. Sc. on Saturday. May 10. at
10 am. Interment Cedar Hin Cemetery.
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FITZGERALD. Iona. A special meeting OF
Esther Chapter. No. 5, o. Z. S. will be
held At New Masonic Temple, Saturday.
May Ia. 1929, at ! pm, for the purpose
of ATTENDING the funeral of Mrs. Iona
FITZGERALD. BY order Of
MRS. MILDRED r. SHAFER.
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| PURSE-Ladys small. gray, silk coin purse:
| contents. money and fraternity pin; reward.
| Address Box 290V, Star Office.
| WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER, young; an
| swerS TO name Of Tip Phone Cleveland
| GAIT. Reward.
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LINDSEY, VIOLA MICKEY. Departed t

life Tuesday. May IA. 1929. at 1880 y III.
at Galllnger Hospital, VIOLA MICKEY
LINDSEY. She leaves to mourn their loss
two children and host OF friends. Re
mains resting at the John T. Rhiues fu-
neral chapel. 3rd and Eye SITS. S.w. Notice
of funeral later.
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Draths.

ALLEN. ERNEST. Departed this life, sud-
denly. Monday. May l3, 1929, at 3rd and
NJ SITS. s.w.. ERNEST ALLEN. He leaves a
host OF friends to mourn, his departure
funeral chapel 3rd and Eye SITS. s.w. Fu-
neral Saturday. May Is, at 2 pm, from
the Second Baptist Church. 2nd st. be-
tween NJ and N SITS s.w. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. II
BAILEY, SARAH. The Ladies' Cliff Rock
Society wishes to announce the death of
Mrs. SARAH BAILEY. The previous an
nouncement of Mrs. Elizabeth Grasson was
an error.
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FITZGERALD, Iona. Thursday. May 16.
1929. at Masonic Eastern Star Home Ia
ices at the s. H. Hines Co. funeral hone.
1901 l4th st. NV, Saturday, May Is, at
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| SIS REWARD for return of platinum bar
! pin set with Z diamonds, lost Sunday or
' Monday. Return to 5l2 18th st. NV. No
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ENFORCEMENT COSTS NO MORE
THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL
Glass-tront cremation inches for urns
containing ashes can be purchased.
Office | 600 Conn. Ave. Main 1897
LOST.
BAR PIN-White gold, diamond chip in
center center Return Room 27lo' Federal Trade
BAR pm platinum set with sapphires. on
sunday, May II, at or near Emmanuel Bap-
fist Church. Phone Cleveland 1922. Reward.
49,
BILLFOLD-Brown; name S. W. Whitehurst;
on r.: F. 4 p bus to or from Washington
500 cash and cards to identity owner. Re
ward Phone Adams 3507
BROOCH, with coral. in Colds Dept Store
loom. Reward. Call Nat 1000 or North
DOG, gray and tan, Rex, no collar. Adams
MoHtay May IS Reward dt'f North tsn sses OH
DRESS MATER1AL,4 yards, ,black-and-
about sso Reward Cal North i o6. Apt. 8.
FRATERNITY KEY. from watch chain;
black and sod; John II, Geiger on reverse.
pesas Address BOX 24sx star once ass "s s
GLASSES, tortoise -shcl, in Palace Theater
or between there and Woodward & Lothrop
Phone Col 25ll; A. Dunlap.
KEY RING, with four auto keys; OH 10th St
near New York ave. Finder please return to
Apt. 2o1. 1851 18th st. NV Reward.
MEDALS Two, gold, school medals, one in
F T!iosH so4s s" Reward. CHRISTIAN doctrine
| METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE. No 500
Return TO No. precinct, w. M. Malone. 49,
PERSIAN CAT. silver gray. Return to 1895
Col. rd. Reward.
PIN, silver circular. black enamel and
silver trimming. in shopping district valued
as keepsake Reward, Call Columbia 57l3.
| POCKEIBOOK. lady's tan calf Monday.
between Van Buren, School and George
| Washington University. Call Clev. 1868 after
| $50; reward.
| PURSE-Lady's small, gray. silk coin purse:
| contents money and fraternity PIN reward.
| Address Box 290-V, Star Office.
WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER, young; an
swers to name of Tip" Phone Cleveland
GAIT Reward.
SIS REWARD for return of platinum bar
pin set with diamonds, lost Sunday or
Monday. Return to 5l2 18th st. NV No
questions asked. 18s
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He passed through the flood.
His passport was his Saviors blood.
The pearly gates were open thrown,
And The JeruSalem WAS shown .
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SARAH. GREENE Minnie, beloved wife
of viii am A. Donch and sister of Alvin
N. McNiSh of this city and William j.
McNish of San Francisco, Calf. Notice
of funeral later. l9s
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THE TRIBUNE

him unhappy all his life by suppress
ing his natural cravingf
Not SO deliberately as that, I'd sug.
gcst.
Regrets Later, Perhaps
Then let him give up the idea Of
law and be Z soldier which may be
only 4 temporary hobby and which
he may regret when he Is older, when
he secs the family name struck Oft
the letter heads Of the firm where
1t has been for three generations?
I am not advising. but 4 lot Of times
out Of q hundred I'd say mo" to that.
too.
But, why not let him do both? Why
not let him have law for . vocation
and soldering for an a~vocation. He
could 60 to law school and work like
q Trojan and 1t the same time be q
useful and active member Of the ma.
tional guard; or II he Graves : paint
Ing career, or music. why not let hin,
have either one Is, what We are
pleased to call nowadays. an outlet.
An outlet Is really IN intake. It Is
feeding the roots.
A group OF New York's leading doc
tors are fine artists, another group
Of financiers r musicians Of note.
and another wood.cArvers. Sports
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Social and Personal
B. P. w. Club Members
Honor ChriSsie Bulge

For Miss Chrissie Bulge. who Is
leaving Friday tor Fargo and Wahpe-
:or to engage In social welfare work,
members Of the Business and Profess
ii0nal Women'g club entertained In
formally last evening at the club
rooms. White luacs and rosebuds
we're used In the decorations.
There wee tables for bridge and
guessing and novelty games were also
provided. Honors at bridge went ia
Miss Marie Huber.
A light refreshment course was
served at the close OF the evening.
Miss Bulge. who has served as
president Of the North Dakota FEEDER
alton OF Business and Professional
Women's clubs during the past year,
and who Is also q past president OF
the local club, was presented with q
vift.
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Gives Shower for
Miss Anna LANCE

Miss Anna E. LANCE. who will be-
come the bride Of John Hoffman.
Mandan. sometime this month, was
an honored guest last evening when
Miss Christine Jundt entertained at
q miscellaneous shower at her home,
S23 Tenth street.
The evening wa spent In hemming
kitchen towels. which were later pre-
sented Miss LANCE. She also received
many useful gifts for her new home.
A color scheme Of lavender and
pink was carried out in the decora-
tions. and bowls Of lilacs were placed
about the rooms. This color motif
was also carried out for the course
luncheon served at the close Of the
evening, and places for the IL guests
were marked with lace trimmed COR
sages In the chosen colors.
Miss Jundt was assisted In enter
tanning by the honor guests sister,
Miss Margaret LANCE.
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Miss Thelma Kaline
Becomes the Bride
Of Lyndal Shipley

At a quiet ceremony at 8 o'clock
last evening at the home OF Rev. I.
q. Monson, Miss Thelma Kaline be.
came the bride Of Lyndal Shipley,
Rev. Monson reading the marriage
service.
Miss Lucille Kaline. sister Of the
bride, and Lester Smith were the At
tendants.
The bride was gown4d in m en-
semble Of georgette in the suntan
shade, with close fitting hat and slip
pers and accessories In the same
color. She carried a sheaf Of Amer.
lean Beauty roses.
Her sister wore . frock Of tan fig.
ured flat crepe with q small hat and
harmonizing accessories. Her Flowers
were . corsage Of sweet peas.
Immediately after the ceremony q
wedding dinner was served at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Kaline. SIS Avenue r. to
the wedding party.
Mrs. Shipley Is . graduate Of the
Bismarck high school. and during the
past two years has been employed In
the offices Of the Lahr Motor Sales
company.
Mr. Shipley, eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Shipley, 4lS Second street,
Is a graduate Of the Dickinson high
school. ana Is . salesman for the M.
B. Gilman company.
Nj. and Mrs. Shipley left last eve
ming on . motor trip to Detroit Lakes.
They will be at home at 618 Third
street after July /.
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YOUR
h Me A6er,s Ba1t1
~ u MA SegvtcaIlRA

There is a point that I consider
absolutely essential in the bringing
up Of children. It does not come out
Of psychology books, at least in the
way I am going to put It, and 1t may
be q nice point for argument. as 1t
somewhat refutes the single purpose"
idea we like to talk about-but I
think 1t Is too important to ignore.
But I have in mind just now the
older child whose plans for life are
beginning to change from the nebu-
lous into more compact form.
It is while these plans are still
plastic that the parent usually steps
In. For instance. . boy may decide
he wants to be q soldier. But hia
father wants him to study law and
be ready some day to step into hia
shoes In the firm.
Suppose the boy dislikes the thought
OF law. What is to be done? Make
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arc really an avocation but not all
men are fond OF sports for themselves.
1t Is q psychological mistake to be
Of the opinion that we must take In
the same kind Of material re give out.
to the exclusion Of all else. The mind
takes what It needs and makes It's
own changes Just as the bush changes
nitrogen to roses.
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Gives Kitchen Shower
For Marian Alderman

For Miss Marian Alderman, who
will become the bride of Everett La
France on Saturday, Miss Helen
Thomas entertained last evening at a
kitchen shower and bridge party at
the Alderman home.
Bridge was played at two tables
during a part Of the evening, with
high scores going to Mrs. Genevieve
Feland and Mrs. Hilda Warner.
A color motif of green was used in
the table appointments when a two
course luncheon was served at the
conclusion of the games.
The honored guest was the rccip-
lent of many gifts for her kitchen, all
in colors to harmonic with the green
color scheme she will use.
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Lakota, where she taught during the
year.
i
Miss Leila Diesem returned Monday
from . weeks vacation spent with
friends In Fargo, and with her BROTH
er.in.law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter G. Taylor In La Moure.
\ - y
Mrs. w. D. WIZARD and small daugh-
ter Marilyn Jean, Minneapolis, are
here for q visit with Mrs. Wyard's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Lahr.
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Miss Sheaffer Goes
On Motor Trip East

Miss Susan b. Sheaffer, supcrin-
tendent Of the Bismarck hospital, left
last week for a two months motor
trip to her home in Philadelphia and
other places In the east. She will at
tend the American Hospital conven.
ton in Atlantic City, the latter part
Of this month, and plans to 60 to
Montreal in July for the Interna-
ton Nurses convention. Miss
Sheaffer was accompanied by Miss
Ella voge, who will leave the party
at Deer Greek. Mimi, to visit at her
home, and by Miss Ruth 0eishler,
who will accompany Miss sheaffer as
far as Buffalo, N. Y. They plan to
visit at points Of interest en- route.
~
MI. and Mrs. D. o. Nye and small
son, Washington, D. c., are guests at
the home Of Mrs. Nye's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Scott. Mrs. Nye and
son will remain here for the summer,
and Mi. Nye will leave next week for
the Yellowstone National Park, where
he will be employed.
AllS 1HU1eS Oh LnS EV0OgellC6l
church will serve q chicken dinner at
the home Of MIR. and Mrs. william
Small. 8 miles south Of Bismarck,
Thursday evening. June 6 from 5 to
8 o'clock. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended the public.
\ i 4
Anton STREET left this morning for
Devils Lake to attend the thirty ninth
annual session Of the North Dakota
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows.
Mr.. STREET. Is q delegate from the To-
cal lodge.
4 4
Miss Gertrude Hanson, who has
been visiting Miss Teresa Reinicke
for the past two weeks, left this
morning for her home at Fargo.
i =
Miss Blanche johnson, Crosby, N.
D., Is spending the week here as the
guest Of Mrs. p. w. Settle. Miss John
son Is returning to her home from
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C0nsistory Patents
Ready for Members

Gilbert Haugen. secretary Of the To-
cal Masonic organization. is busy
making out the 32nd-degree patents
to the members Of the newly institute
ed consistory. A big pile Of them is
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Mrs. F. J. Bassett Is
Hostess at Luncheon

Mrs. F. j. Bassctt was hostess to
the members Of her bridge club at a
one-thirty luncheon yesterday after
noon ut her home.
Lilacs were used in the rooms. and
tea roses centered the luncheon tables
where places we're marked for II.
Honors In the bridge games during
the afternoon went to Mrs. Robert
Webb and Mrs. M. B. Gilman.
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City, County Briefs

Julius Baker. Fargo, is spending the
day In the city attending to business
matters.
Fred J. Traynor and Fred J. Cuth-
bert. Devils Lake attorneys, r here
on business before the supreme court
today.
Thomas H. Poole Of the account
ancy firm Of Poole and schantz. left
this noon for Los Angeles, Calf,
where he expects to spend several
months looking after his business In
terests.
E. H. BuhlmAn. general superin-
tendent Of the 500 Line. and B. N.
Lewis, mechanical superintendent. Of
Minneapolis. arrived here Tuesday
afternoon on an official trip to the
local offices.
Fifteen members Of the confirma-
ton class OF the Washburn Norwe.
gian Lutheran church motored to
Bismarck Monday to have confirma.
ton photographs and . group pic.
ture taken at the Butler studio.
Among them were Thelma Deisen,
Beatrice Steffrud, Henrietta johnson,
Mary Sundby, Florence Fahlgren,
Dagne Cherstad, Ruth Stenquist,
Garland and Ross Josephson. Ted
Grothe, Clinton Raugust, Vernon o.
son, Lester Tweeton, Glen Stevens
and Eugene Gambriel. Rev. G. A.
Carlson Is pastor Of the church.
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ready at the temple basement office
for delivery to the members when
they call.
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The 10th is the last day o.
discount on Gas bills.
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God Save the King" England'S
nstic:al anthem, Is . mystery Of lit.
erature. No one knows who wrote It,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-05

Julius Baker. Fargo, is spending the
day In the city attending to business
matters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-05

An assortment of felt
bedroom slippers, mostly
small sizes, broken sizes
Of discontinued patterns.
Price, 2 pairs for
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-05

A five piece ruffled cur
tain in pink, blue or yell
low trim. 2 la yds. long.
Price, each ...........