The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-28
B Trips and Outings at
nnesota Lakes Are
Tanned for Weekend
long weekend provided by Me-
u Day falling on Monday this

A~Ae "ccn-eAu PROVIDED Dy Me.
y Day falling on Monday this
and the fine weather in prospect
e. the next two days has furnished
me impetus for many short trips
planned by Bismarck people. For a
number of residents whose homes are
4nlt Of the city it will pe an oppor-
tunity to visit relatives and friends,
while others will find the occasion
propetious for opening their cottages
at tae Minnesota lakes, or for fishing
tripa and other outings.
Mr.and Mrs. Gordon Cox, 612 West
Thayeg avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack 1leck, 512 West Rosser avenue,
mototod to Shoreham, Mimi, Friday
evening" to spend the weekend and
Memorial Day at the Cox cottage on
Lake Melissa.
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Mratnd Mrs. G. H. Dollar, 3l6 Park
Avenn6 and Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Har-
less, 81 Park ST.. left Saturday for
p fial6ng trip to Detroit Lakes and
S6or I'M, MINI. They will spend the
weekend at the summer home of Mr.
and Grs. p. J. Meyer, Bismarck, on
A16elissa, Shoreham.
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and Mrs. w. F.. McGraw and
G. ZEN, 322 Anderson St., motored
t4&fand Forks Saturday to visit with
rG4t(yeS and friends over the holi-
y ~. and Mrs. S. w. Fraser and
annQ daughter. Pamela, 40S Raymond
have left for Fargo to spend the
weekend with Adjutant General and
MxS. G. A. Fraser and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McGrath, parents Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fraser, respectively.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. McCready and
Son, 234 West Thayer avenue. left
saturday for Grand Forks to b.
G1psts Of Mrs. McCreadys mother.
Laura Young.
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r. and Mrs. Frank Snyder, Fargo
4o5ner residents of Bismarck, are
HE to spend the weekend with Mrs
g3der's sister, Mrs. Alice Finnegan,
son apartments.
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fr. and Mrs. Ray Joos and small
ocd Kenneth, SIG Fifth ST.. will leave
saturday evening for Jamestown, TO
spend Sunday and Memorial Day with
relatives. They accompanied Mr.. an0
Mrs. B. E. Nelson, 404 Fifth ST., who
were en- route to Fargo to spend the
weekend with relatives and friends.
X X Y
Miss Angela Matajeck, TIC Third
49,. will 60 to Dickinson Monday to
be the guest of her parents over Me-
mortal Day.
Miss Della Olson, 4O2 Mandan St
left Saturday for Fargo to visit with
friends over the holiday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. FOsSum and
children. Charles and Virginia, 503
Fourth ST.. left Friday for st. Paul
and Minneapolis where they will be-
the guests of relatives over the week
end. They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. w. s. Ayres. 22O Avenue A
West, who will visit friends in Mime
apolis.
Miss Cecil Peters and Mrs. Gaia
Lee, 205 Second ST., accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Reko and family OF
Mandan to Detroit Lakes, Mimi, to
spend the weekend at the Reko cot
tage. They will return Monday eve
ming.
,.sThe Misses Margaret, Hildred, Flor
ence and Laura Fairbanks, TOT Av-
enue A, left Saturday afternoon for
Lisbon to spend Memorial Day with
their mother, Mrs. l.. c. Fairbanks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Groves, 8N Az
enue D, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Overbee,
GA Second ST., Miss Gwendolyn Jer-
sen, TOO Fifth St.. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
French, 1913 Mandan ST.. Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Cordner, 612 First St., and Ernest
Penwarden, 1902 Broadway, will be
members Of a party which will spend
the Memorial Day weekend at Spirit
wood lake, near Jamestown.
Miss Helen House and Mr.. and Mrs
M. Calvin, 419 Avenue B, and John