The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-16
Legion to Sponsor
Free Public Dance

Tuesday by a committee of the vet
Grams organization.
No charge will be made either for
admission or for dancing, according
to Kenneth King, committee chair
man. The plan, he said, is to demon
strate without cost to the commun-
ity that the floor Of the big e
structure is excellent for dancing.
At several of the dances held short
ly after the opening of the building.
the wrong kind of wax was used and
many dancers complained that the
floor was sticky. New wax and a new
system of preparing the floor make
it as smooth as glass, King said, and
the public is invited to the free dance
to test the fact for themselves.
Special invitations are extended to
residents of the neighbOring towns
in Burleigh county to participate IN
the fun.
Members Of the committee. in addi-
ton to King, are John w. Reel, city
recreation director; Donald McPhee,
H. c. McCready and K. w. Simons.
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Mrs. w. K. Dudley has returned to
her home at Fort Lincoln after sew
eral weeks spent in New York and
other places in the east. She was
joined in New York by her father,
w. j. MCGEE, who came there from
San Juan. Porto Rico, and who &C.
companied her to Bismarck. En- route
here they visited with friends in the
Adirondacks and relatives in Chicago.
Mr.. MCGEE, who is chief of the food
and drug laboratory for Porto Rico,
will remain here for about 10 days.
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Members of Mott Women'S club will
present the regular weekly radio pro-
gram sponsored by the North Dakota
Federation of Women's clubs Thurs
day afternoon between 3 and 3:15
o'clock, which will be broadcast from
KFYR. Mrs. H. o. Pearce, Mott, is
arranging the program. This will be
the final broadcast for this season,
marck, district radio chairman.
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DR.. and Mrs. r. s. Enge and sons,
Russell, Glen and Vernon, 518 Fifth
ST.. returned Monday from a motor
trip to South Dakota and Iowa. Mrs.
Enge and Glen stopped at Milbank,
S. D., to visit her parents. while DR..
Enge, Russell and Vernon went to
Sibley. Iowa, to spend a few days
with DR.. l7nge's father who has been
i'll and is now considerably improved.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hethering-
~, ono Co,,anfh a. rof,yVnod Mon.
day evening from Sioux Falls, S. D.,
where they visited over Sunday with
friends. Their daughter, Miss Mar
jorie, who accompanied them, re-
manned in Sioux Falls for a longer
visit. She will return in about two
weeks.
Rev. Opie S. Rindahl, pastor of the
Trinity Lutheran church, returned
Monday from Rindahl, Mimi, his
boyhood home, where he attended the
celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
of the founding Of the Faaberg Lu-
theran church of which his grand
father was one of the founders.
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DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Bork and daugh-
ter, Corajean, have returned to their
home at Ray, N. D. Mrs. Bork and
daughter spent several weeks here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Staley, 701 Sixth ST.. and DR..
Bork motored here Saturday.
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Harry Rubin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Rubin, $50 West Thayer avenue,
arrived Monday from Minneapolis
where he has been a student at the
University of Minnesota. to spend the
Sumrne with his parents.
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MI. and his. G. B. RoSen and chill
dren, 205 Avenue A West, are back
from Minneapolis, where they spent
the last two weeks as the guests of
relatives.
Employees In the offices of Mrs.
Berta Baker, state treasurer. held a
picnic supper Monday evening at the
Frank Smith cabin south Of the city.
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Mrs. E. L. Brant Of the state trea-
surer's office is spending her vacation
with MI. Brant and her family in
Linton.