The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-04
University Students
). Will Resume Studies

TO be present for classes ct the
University Of North Dakota which re.
sumo their sessions Tuesday ate,
the holiday recess q number Of Bis
marck students left Sunday TO,
Grand Forks. Others left Monday
morning or plan to leave late thi:
evening.
Among the group Of students re-
turning were Jack Zuger, Edward
Lair, Duane and william Davis, Ed.
ward O'Neil, Marlin Lochrke, John
Birdsell. Ted and Iris ,Meinhover
Warren Kiesel. Donald Jones, Der
Jacobson, James Johnson, John Da-
Wis, Earl Kitchen, John Allen, Ernest
and Elmer Benser. Tom Boutrous
Paul Cook, Walfred Hultberg, Johu
Jansonius, Elmer Klipstein, Ralph
Wenzel, Audrey Rohrer, Ardeth GUS.
ner, Agnes Fleck, Auverne Olson
Bernice Klein, Marvel Kjelstrup
Harold TAFT and LILLIAN Church.
Helen Alfonte, San Jose, Calf, q
student at the university, who spent
the holidays here with Ardett
0ussner, also left Sunday for Grand
Forks.
Robert Tonner, Minneapolis, whc
has been q guest at the home Of Col
oi1el and Mrs. G. r. Mudgett, SIS
Mandan st., during the last week, LETT
Sunday for his home.
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Miss Elizabeth Byrne of the North
ern Pacific railway offices has re-
turned from jamestown where she
spent a part Of the holidays as the
guest Of Mrs. L. s. Mallick. !,
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Boise, 6O4 Ave-
nue. D, returned Sunday evening from
Dickinson where they spent the week.
end with their son and daughter in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Boise.
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Miss Beatrice Miracle left Sunday
for Gackle, where she Is q member
Of the school faculty, after spending
the Christmas holidays here as the
guest Of Miss Rita Murphy, 2l3 Ave-
nue. A west. During her visit Miss
Miracle was an honored guest at 4
number Of social affairs.
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Miss Stella House, Urbana, ILL.,, left
Sunday for her parents home In
Grand Forks after spending the New
Year holiday with her sister, Miss
Helen House, 4l9 Avenue B. Miss
House is connected with the extension
department Of the University Of I'LL
nois.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Spear, whose
marriage took place here last We'd
nesday, have returned from lnotot
trip to Fargo and points In the east
ern part of the state. They will make
their home for the present at 20a
West Broadway. Mrs. Spear formerly
was Miss Gyda Brynildson.
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DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Miller, Oma-
ha, Nebr., who have been guests al
the home of DR.. Miller's brother and
sister in Jaw, Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. MIL
Ter, 825 Eighth St., for several days
have left for their home. Other
guests at the Miller home during the
last few days we're Mr.. and Mrs. L
b. Stevens, Cando. Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Stevens are sisters.
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Miss Elizabeth johnson entertained
q small group Of school. friends at ar
informal party Saturday evening al
the home Of her parents, Rev. ane
Mrs. N. s. Johnson, 623 Second st
Miss Johnson left Sunday for James.
town to continue her studies al
Jamestown college after the holiday
recess.
Appointments to form a New Yeal
motif were used for the bridge part,
given Saturday evening by Mr.. ane
Mrs. Paul Halloran, 507 Fourth st
Guests for three tables were invited
Score prizes in the bridge games weEt
to Mrs. Robert George and George
Holta. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert George
Valley City, were guests from out-of.
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Falconer, 20s
Avenue E, will leave this evening fol
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, to spend the
remainder Of the winter with theil
son-in-law and daughter, Captain
and Mrs r. A. Day, COS Mcclellan av.
enue. Mr.. and Mrs. Falconer plan tc
return to Bismarck about April I, and
will stop at Rhoades, Iowa, for visi;
with friends on their way home.
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Miss Sara Guss, one Of the demon
stration teachers for the state de-
partment Of public instruction for the
last two years, has left for Brookings
s. D., for short visit with her broth
er, L. 8. Guss, member of the fac
ulty of South Dakota state college
From there Miss Guss will 60 to Loa
Angeles. Calf, to visit sister and
later plans to enter the California
state teachers college at San Diego
She will not return to Bismarck.
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Mrs. Minnie Clark Budlong. Bos-
ton, Mass, has left for points in the