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La gaceta., 1931-02-07

Habana, Feb. LA seere-
aria de instruction publica,
N decreto firmado aver por
Il presidente Machado, dispo-
re que Sc cierren todos los ms
itutos de Ia repiblica por el
Tempo que falta del ano esco-
lar.
Fin Ell decreto Sc dice que los
astudiantes no muestran ineli-
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

Bsa y -n-1.l- j. Ia
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-" rl.I -
Itn,ano
|s. w. Tamna
80. n..
r.a .ao5.
~ AZ - Asooiaoi%n a. Ven.
go A,4omI'nos -
2onaab cro+tn "a ). rano 70.
- Em WI Ranao do 81 Pc.
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La gaceta., 1931-02-07

Habana, Feb. .7:--Vienen
realizando una intensa cam
pana contra ell trafico de dro-
gas her6icas, las secretaries de
sanidad y de gobernaci6n.
Dicese que grandes cam
tidades de narc6ticos Sc traen
a Cuba Y de aqui Sc embarcan
para los Estados Unidos, clan
destinamente.
La gaceta., 1931-02-07
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Feb. 7.-Por or
den del gobierno sonEigilados
estrechamente Kgares por
donde pudiera nuevo ser
volada la cals maestro del
acued etc daasnto,
La caneNa fu6 averiada ell
pasado u 20 por una bomba
que junto a ella explotara, cos
tando la reparaci6n una Gre
cida suma.
Cuando la explosion Ell aqua
faltt en- la Habana durante
"a horas Y escase5 p0r varios
dias.
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

Defiende ell secretario Ia con-
Quota seguida por su departa-
mento para reconocer a los nue.
vos gobiernos establecidos, por
revoluciones o golpes de esta-
do, en- la America espanola.
Wilson. en- 1914, hiso una
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

Habana, Feb. 7.-Nuevas
declaraciones Sc han hecho en-
las esferaS oficiales, aseguran-
dose que muy en- breve eomen-
z2ra a meiorar la situaci6n
vton6mica de Cuba.
Todos los lugares donde Sc
venia iugando libremente al
rrohibido continuan cerrados.
Una orden en- tai sentido Sc
lict5 Y Sc hizo cumplir ell dia
La gaceta., 1931-02-07


Habana, Feb. layer sc
anunci6 que ell gobierno esta
considerable permitir ell regre
so a Cuba del periodista anne
ricano John T. MILFORD, que
hace pocas semanas Sc marcha
IA de aquf al saber que iba a
ser deportado.
Tienese entendido que Sc lie
permitira publican de nuevo ell
Havana American, con la
condici6n de que debera res
petar las leyes en- vigor.
La gaceta., 1931-02-07
MATRIMO, los

Guyan Omar Mee-os, 10, Y
Marjorie McQuarrie, II; Dean
R. Johnson, Fl, y Lois William,
1s.
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

La actitud de la secretaria de
estado negandose a reconocer
en- Guatemala ell gobierno del
Gran Orellana, obra de un gol-
pc de estado, Mr.. Stimson la.
explica citando un tratado en-
tire Guatemala, Honduras, Sal
vador, Nicaragua y Costa Rica
uno de cuyas clausulas dice
LOS gobiernos de las atlas pa
ties contratantes no reconoce-
ran ningdn otro go5ierno gu
pueda venir al poder en- unc
de las cinco reptblicas como co
secuencia de III golpe de ests
to . de una revolution eontrf
el qobicrno reconocido, mie1
tras los libremente elegidos r.
presentantes de unos de esos
pueblos, no hayan constitucio-
nalmente reorganizado Ell pals
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

Por haber administrado en-
forma incorrecta los bienes de
la Sra. Annie Tuthill, que lie
iuersn confiados, eli juez Cor
nelius destituy6 aver a Ches-
ter 4. Roberts, ell administra-
dor.
Sc apoder6 ell hombre de
$5451 que no lie pertenecian,
Como nueyo administrator
Sc design6 al juez II. p. Bal
ley.
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

Habana, Feb. 7.-Por los
depositantes Sc ha presentado
una petici6n buscando Sc DR.
dene sea liquidada la Gaia de
ahorros del Centre Gallego.
Afirmase que de Ia Gaia
faitan $4,000, 900.
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

naci6n a hacer ell debido uso
de las facilidades educaciona-
lie. ofrecidas y que han venido
utNizando los planteles para
prekarar revueltas en- contra
del kobierno.
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

Y de Cuba nj una sola pala'
bra. Para M. Stimson la con.
Quota de la s~ecretaria de esta
do hacia el gobierno de Macha-
do es irreprochable, la Gnica q
seguir.
iQue lie importa a 81 la exis
tencia de la enmienda Platt, in
corpoyade a IN tratado?
iQue lie importa a el que e
Oral Machedo atropelle los de
rachos cons.i cioraIes de 10.
cubanos?
La gaceta., 1931-02-07
I'D my JONES.

existia con una SEaci6n COM
,pletame9.. diferSfte"A.
. Hemos sido citticad1
"tomac l9dos en- esa luchS
como 81 hubi6ramas ysta
10 ell deber de man5e er la
tralidad entire ell goHSerno
Brasil y los rebeldes que plf
Nraban tirarlo".
A"Baio la ley de las nacidA ]
ell derecho de neutralidad nc IN
gre hasta que los insurgentes r.
sumen Ell status de poder be-
ligerante entire el cual y la ma
Dire patria otros %gobiernos de-
ben manteMg imparcialidad'.
| LOS revof9A ionarios del Bra
l no hablan &do reaonocidos
&mo b~eligeran Ani por el go
,bAno Gel Brasil Apor Estados
Uhkos, nj por ningHna otra ma
LaNefensa es ha5il, zero To-
dos loNhispano-americanos vie
IRON eHSla precipitation de la
cancilleltR americana, Ell prop6-
sito de Aadar indirectamente
al gcbiernN de Washington Luis
contra los insurgentes.
La precipitac on, la "coladu-
ra', quizas haya sido motive de
que el actual gobie no del Bra.
sill haya llamado como hacen-
dis.a conseiero no a un ameri-
cano sino a Sir Otto Niemeyer,
un ingles.
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

In alo de encierro en- At
lanta impuso aver ell juez A
herman, de la corte federal,
2 Bias Zarate, que hace me-
ses Sc declarara culpable de
uoiar Ia ley Harrison contra
la venta de drogas her6icas.
IRA sentcncia de tre aI9s lie
fu6 suspendida a condici6n de
que no reincida.
FL juez le dijo a Zarate que
no Sc habia portado bien con
"a corte, porque no habia ira
ado de mejorar su estado de
alud.
Con Zarate sali6 anoche
para Atlanta ell diputado fe-
'eral Price.
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

El lunes Sc efectuara pro-
cesi6n de Gasparilla, luego de la
entrada del pirata, que sera al
mediodia.
La procession Sc formara en-
Ia esquina de Franklin y Ia Sep
Tina y llevara el siguiente or
den de Marcia: Autom6vil del
gobernador, destacamento dc
marinos, AUTOMOBILES del alcal-
de, directores de Gasparilla, d.
rectores de la Feria.
Segunda secci6n, mandada
per 7. NJ. Lykes, sc compond a
de Ia carroza real Ia carrozs de
los directories, Ia del tegoro real.
la de los jugadores, la del cam
ramento, la banda de Los Elk.
la lie Ia caverna, la de la for
taleza, la carcel, el buque nau-
f ago, Neptune y la servidam-
bre.
Tercera secci6n, mandada POI
George B. Howell, carroza de.
, Estado de Florida, de la Ciudaf
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

1aNpO. S-S-aa~
Cornelius, de la
j nRondado, puso aver a
Un k@n de Meorte, de 10
amenaz6 Jack WNSr Reese
&e lr--A Clayton, acAsado+
de robar uAautom6vil propie-
dad de H. J.Nianks, vecino de
PORT Tampa. \
Acadia unoAle fu6 sehala
do $3.50 de fiSza.
Fianza de $500 Sc senal6
q Lodea E,lerbee, indiyiduo a
quien ell diputado Aulick-de-
conlis6 10 ga.ones de moon
shine.
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

22ra gozaF de libertad pro
cada qno presto fan
9aapo. SSar
La gaceta., 1931-02-07

x
Madrid, Feb. 7.-Todavia
nodido salir de sus ha-
por herpes que pa
dece, ell Oral. Berenguer.
Hoy conferenci6 con el, ira
tando del decfeto de eleccio-
mes, e. ministro Matos. !,
Madrid, Feb. Esperase un ma
Aifiesto de los socialists en-
1ntra del actual gobierno y
do la monarquia.
Ell manifesto sera enviado a
todos los socialistas del mum
do.
Madrid, Feb. 7.-Esta con-
siderando 81 gobierno una So
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Seek Delegation to
Visit Killdeer Bridge

Efforts to obtain q delegation from
Bismarck to attend the dedication Of
the bridge over the Little Missouri
river north of Killdeer were being
made Friday by officials of the Bis
marck Association of Commerce. The
ceremony is scheduled for July 4 with
Governor George F. Shafer as the
principal speaker and many CON-
munities in western North Dakota
are sending delegations. according to
information received here.
The Town Criers club of Killdeer is
in charge Of the affair, which in
cludes an elaborate entertainment
program. An old-fashioned rodeo
will be q feature.
Bismarck persons who feel they will
be able to make the trip are asked to
get in touch with Theodore Quanrud
or Art Tavis, members of the COM
mittee In charge Of Bismarck's par.
ticipation In the event.
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Mandan War Mothers
Will Be Entertained

Fort Lincoln chapter OF American
War Mothers will be hostess to the
members Of the Mandan chapter OF
War Mothers at q program and social
hour Tuesday afternoon in the World
War Memorial building. according to
an announcement made by Mrs. w. A.
Falconer. president.
Mrs. John Burke, state president, is
chairman Of the program committee
and plans for entertainment Of the
visitors are being worked out.
y \ \
Miss Jane stackhouse, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. G. e. Stackhouse, 8l4
Fifth st., left Thursday evening for
Quebec, where she will attend the in
ternational convention of Delta Delta
Delta. sorority. At Minneapolis Miss
Stacl:house will be joined by a party
Of girls from the University of Min
nesota chapter and they will travel
from Chicago by special train. Fol-
lowing the convention she will visit
with friends at Boston and New
berryport, Mass, going from there by
boat to New York and later to Wash
ington, D. G. Before returning she
viii visit in South Carolina with a
schoolmate from Hollins college and
will also spend q few days in Chicago
and at saugatuck, Mich.
\ + i
Peonies and appointments In green
and white we're used in the table dec
orations for the 1 o'clock luncheon
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. r.
j.. Sleek, 102 Avenue c West. Covers
were placed for IL guests. Bridge was
played during the afternoon and
score prizes were awarded Mrs
Thomas Calvin and Mrs. j. P. Feck
Mandan. Among the guests from out
ct town were Mrs. o. r. LaRue, st
Paul; Miss Caroline Lakin, Colorado
Springs and Mrs. /. P. Overbye, Lens
ford, Sask., who is visiting her daugh-
to-, Mrs. L. r. Prtske.
4 X
Mrs. s. w. Fraser, 400 Raymond
st, has gone to Devils Lake for 6
visit with Captain Fraser, who is with
the National Guard encampment al
Camp Grafton. En- route Mrs. Fraser
visited at the home of her parent.
in Fargo.
Miss Dorothy Henry, Akron, Ohio
arrived Wednesday to spend several
weeks as the guest Of her brother and
sister lin Jaw, MI. and Mrs. Pau.
Henry, 600 Avenue D.
\ + X
MI. and Mrs. s. D. Dietz, 1907
Eighth st., will motor to Fargo and
Detroit Lakes, Mimi, this weekend
for q visit with Mr.. Dietz' brother, C.
D. Dietz.
Mrs. r. L. Perry, Fargo, is here TO,
an extended visit at the home Of he,
son and daughter in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. H. T. Perry, ZIG Avenue B.
\ =
Mrs. o. r. LaRue, st. Paul, Is here
for a short visit with her son and
daughter-in-law, MI. and Mrs. L. A
LaRue, 104 Avenue G.
4 s.
Rev. and Mrs. j. 8. Wilds, 826 Sixth
/ st.. have left for Dickinson. where
they will attend the state Sunday
school convention.
Il 4
Miss Doris Meade. Fulda, Mimi, L
here for q several weeks visit at thu
home Of DR.. and Mrs. L. w. Larson
3l5 Park st.
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Young P~resbyterians
In Favor of Peace

jamestown, N. D., June 1s.-F-
Members of the Presbyterian young
peoples conference in convention at
Jamestown college went on record as
being in favor Of the peace pact and
against war;.
A picnic was held Friday afternoon
at Spiritwood lake by the group. DR..
w. A. Ratz, Fargo, was In charge OF
the vesper service.
Rev. H. E. Dierenfield was in charge
at q service Thursday night. Study
and lessons took over the mornings
session. The synodical conference
committee in charge Of arrangements
Of the conference is composed OF Rev.
J.. e. Webber, jamestown; Rev. F. p.
Logee, Bismarck; Rev. Dierenfielo
and Rev. G. E. Fulton, jamestown:
Rev. 8. M. Kelley, Devils Lake. and
Ralph Babylon, Cakes.
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MANDAN NEWS
Mandan Rotary Club
Host to Farm Youths

Members of the Mandan Rotary
club were hosts at q luncheon. Thurs
day, to 70 farm boys and All club
girls who are attending the summer
camp in Mandan.
The camp, in charge Of county
agriculture agents. R. G. Newcomer.
Mandan, and T. Martell, Carson, Is
held annually at Mandan.
Miss Edna Summerfeld, affiliated
with the extension division of the
North Dakota Agricultural college at
Fargo, was the principal speaker at
the meeting. Miss Summerfeld ex-
planned the work of the All clubs and
gave reasons for the importance Of
All club projects.
The camp will be In progress for
about q week, Newcomer said.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mac0v0s
Entertain 60 Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. n. Macovos. 222
Eleventh st., entertained 60 friends
Wednesday evening in honor Of their
daughter Caroline, who recently was
graduated from Bismarck high school.
An address on 'The Significance o:
Education" was given by Rabbi J. H.
Mekler and responses were made by
Cantor Macovos and Sarah Macovos.
NJ Zvorist wa toastrnaster.
Bridge was played at nine tables
during the evening, with prizes going
to r. Miller, Mary and Simon Miller.
and Fteida Tolchinsky.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. T. Polonsky. and daughters Celia
and Esther, Wilton; Miss Sylvia Har-
ris, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. William
'Weinstein, Philadelphia; MI. and
Mrs. N. dreengard and daughter.
Rita. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Marco
vitz, Mandan.
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ing on the fewer entries, stated that
the late frosts and dry season have
also affected the quality Of the tlow-
ers generally. although there are
some excellent speciments shown.
In addition to the baskets of white
and colored peonies and the single
entries, there are a number of baskets
Of mixed bouquets of other garden
flowers. which were entered in q
separate competition.
The peony show committee believes,
however, that there still are many
flower growers in Bismarck who have
not entered their flowers and the
group Is urging that all who have
blooms suitable for display bring them
to the exhibit.
The show will continue through
Saturday, with T. K. Killand Of the
U. S. Great Plains Field station judg-
ing the flowers late Friday afternoon.
Members of the peony show COM
mittee are Mrs. r. S. Towne, Mrs. F..
A. Copelin, George Bird and Eric
Thorberg.
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Nellie McGinnis and
A. HendricksOn Wed

The marriage Of Miss Nellie Nc
Ginnis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph McGinnis, and Alfred Hen
erickson, living near Mandan, was
solemnized at the Lutheran parson-
age at Mandan Thursday. Rev. O.. o.
Andvik, pastor Of the Mandan Lu-
theran church, officiated.
Following the ceremony, MI. ana
Mrs. Hendrickson left Immediately
for Watford City where they will Wis
1t with the bridegroom's brother.
They will tour the Bad Lands before
returning to their home on the San
der Hendrickson ranch near Mandan.
Mrs. Hendrickson was graduated
from the Mandan high school In 1926
and later attended jamestown COL
lege and the Dickinson state teachers
college. She formerly taught school
at st. Anthony, Judson, and near
Mandan. Mr.. HendrickSon recently
was named superintendent Of his
fathers large ranch west Of Mandan.
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Swimming PROGRAM
STRESSED AT CAMP
Scouts at Chan Owapi to Get
Daily instruction in Life
Saving Methods

Every scout who attends Camp Chan
Owapi at wildwood this summc
should be able to swim at least so
feet by the time camp closes, accord
ing to Melvin Munger, Eagle Scout. in
charge Of the waterfront program.
The American Red Cross swimming
program will be used at the camp
this year and each scout will be given
from two to three hours of iustruc-
ton and practice each day.
Not only will those at the camp
receive instruction in swimming, w.
G. Fulton, director, stated, put will
receive instruction in the various
methods Of life saving and resuscita-
ton.
Scouts who will assist Munger In
the waterfront program are Junior
Officers Kenneth Joslin, Russell SAX
vik, Richard Schmidt, Don Fulton,
Robert Griffin and Richard Griffin.
All are American Red Cross life
guards and will be on duty at all
swimming periods.
Boys coming to camp unable to
swim so feet are rated as "sinkers."
When they complete a 50-foot SWIM
ming test, they are rated as begin
ners." The next step Is the 50-yard
test required of all first class scouts.
Proficient swimmers will be given
an opportunity to take tests in the
various styles of swimming for merit
badge awards as well as to qualify Is
American Red Cross Life Guards.
In addition to swimming and life
saving instruction, scouts will be CIV
en- daily instruction in methods OF
preventing accidents III or near the
water.
Camp officials stated that the
waterfront program Is m of the
most important phases of the camp
work and is without doubt the most
popular.
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SOCIETY NEWS
Pioneer Women Will
Be Guests at Tea

Cass county pioneer mothers will
be honored guests at an informal tea
to be given Thursday afternoon, June
Is, in the club house Of the Fargo
Fine Arts club.
The affair Is planned to encourage
interest in the pioneer mother prof.
ects. sponsored by the North Dakota
Federation Of Women's clubs, which
has as its purpose the erection Of q
statue to pioneer women Of the state.
This is to be placed on the state cap
itol grounds here.
Seven Fargo clubs, members Of the
state federation. will assist with the
tea. which is under the general direc-
ton Of Mrs. F. O. Olson.
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WillistOn Woman Is
Named O. E. S. Head

Fargo, June 19.-PEMrs. Matilda
Kline, Williston, and John A. Ster-
mon, Rolla, were elected worthy grand
matron and worthy grand patron re.
sp~ectively Of the North Dakota grand
chapter, order Of the Eastern Star,
Friday.
Mrs. Kline succeeds Mrs. Ina s.
Crimson, Rugby, and Mr.. Stermon
takes the office formerly held by Fred
Black. Fargo.
Other officers are Mrs. Margaret
Monicken. Velva, associate grand ma
tron; L. E. Lester. Wahpeton. asso-
ciate grand patron: Mrs. Minnie +
Rusk, Fargo, and Mrs. Cora O. Rich
mond, Minnewaukan, reelected secre-
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Stanley-to-S anish
Motor Line Allowed

A certificate Of public convenience
and necessity to operate a motor
freight and passenger service between
Stanley and SaniSh and intermediate
points has been issued by the state
board Of railroad commissioners to
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Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups

The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Lutheran church will hold two ice
cream socials next Tuesday. June q.
One will be held at the church par.
lors beginning at I p. m. and contin-
uing through the evening and the
other will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Fred Swenson, 4l6 Thayer avenue,
beginning at Z p. m. On the menu
are Ice cream, cake and coffee.
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Peony Show
Smaller Than Usual

Due to seasonal conditions, Bis
marck's annual peony show opened
Friday morning in the World War
Memorial building with a smaller dis
play than for several years past.
Members of the Garden club, which
Is sponsoring the show, in comment
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Karl p. Oien, Stanley. intermediate
towns are Belden, and Van Hook.
Oien, who proposes to furnish daily
service with the exception of Sunday,
would operate over the same route
as he now is in hauling mail for the
p~ostoffice department.
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ELECTED nv LUTHERANS

st. Paul, June 19.-P)-Rev. E. A.
Welke, Pine Island, Mimi, was elect
ed president of the Minnesota district
of the American Lutheran church by
delegates attending the second an
nual district conference Thursday In
st. Paul-Luther college.
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Flowers to Serve
Month Term

st. Paul, June 19.-(P3--H. II. Flow
ers, former secretary Of the state
rural credits bureau, Friday was SEN
fenced to three months In the city
workhouse by Judge Howard Wheeler
In district court, despite Flowers plea
that he was innocent, Of any wrong
doing and that he did not personally
profit to the extent Of Z penny"
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Ladies' Ball Game
To Feature Picnic

Linton, N. D., June ia ladies'
baseball game will be one of the fea-
lures on the program for the Com
munity picnic to be held here June %.
The picnic is under the auspices OF
the Linton American Legion AuXil-
larry.
Included on the program are a ju-
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venile street parade, q band ccncer.
at Seeman Park. old-time fiddler and
accordion contests, and q dance un-
der the supervision Of the Linton
American Legion post.
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Three North Dakota
Banks Close Doors

Closing Of three banks was II
nounced Friday by the state exam
iner's office. They are the First State
bank, Alamo: Citizens State bank,
Ambrose: and First International
bank, Fortuna.
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Among the Bismarck mel who
were present at the sessions Of the
grand lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, which
closed Wednesday evening In Fargo,
where Mayor A.. p. Lenhart, past
grand master, and A. L. Fosteson, L.
v. Miller. A. J. Arnot. Thomas Hail,
j. A. Graham, A. @. Brainerd, Forrest
Skinner and H. J. Taylor. all past
masters.
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tary and treasurer. respectively: Mrs.
Pearl M. May. Fargo. grand con-
ductress; Mrs. Louise Harding, VAL
ley City, associate grand conductress.
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Dance Saturday night at the
Dome to Br0nsOn's BOstOnians,
9-piece cOlOred orchestra.
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John Wilbur Desmond passed
through Bismarck Friday en- route
to his home In Minot. He has been
a student at Oregon State college.
Corvallis.
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City, County Briefs

MI. and Mrs. L. H. Berntson are
parents Of q daughter born Thursday
at the Bismarck hospital.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday to Harold G. Redington.
Wilton, and Ruby !. Lee, Moorhead,
Mimi.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-19

MI. and Mrs. Roy H. Neff and son,
Junior, ITO Seventh st., left by auto
Friday morning for Henning, Minn.,
to spend several days fishing. From
Henning they will 60 to Wisconsin for
a visit with Mrs. Neff'S sisters, Mrs.
A. Scheoninger and Mrs. H. Pricknow.
Later they will motor to Elkhart, Ind,
to spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer with Mr.. Neff's parents, MI. and
Mrs e w Neff