The Bismarck tribune., 1933-09-09

also 60 to Jamestown college Til.
year. He expects to leave Monda.
He will b Z freshman, student.
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Ford Le8arron, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
y. q. LeBarron, $40 Rosser avenue.
has accepted position with the ted
eral forestry service and left Satur.
day tor his station In the Superior
National forest. His brother, rus
sell LeBarron, Il in char4e Of m ex.
pertinent station In that locality.
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Miss Eletta Eugen, 4l8 Fifth It..
ana Miss Helen Benson, s2l Firth
st., have returned from 4 two weeks
vacation trip. They were in Chicago
for one week attending the Century
OF Progress exposition. The remain
der Of their time was spent visiting
friends and relatives In st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Satire and
daughter. Miss Charlotte, 600 Avenue
., returned Thursday noon after be-
Ing away for about two weeks at
tending the Century Of Progress ex-
position at Chicago. They were &C.
companied to Chicago by Mrs. Q. A..
Braseth and her son. George Braseth,
Fargo.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. d. Dursema and
daughters, Rosemary and Cynthia,
714 Raymond st., have returned to
Bismarck after their vacation. Mrs.
Dursema. Rosemary and Cynthia
have been spending the summer at
Lake Pulaski, Buffalo, Minn., and
were there until two weeks ago when
DR.. Dursema Joined them for q trip
to the Century Of Progress exposi-
tion at Chicago.
The Mystic Circle club met Thurs
day at the home Of Mrs. Frank DON
aldson, north Of Bismarck. After the
business session program consisting
Of dialogues by the children and a
song was presented by the entertain
ment committee Lunch was served by
the hostess, assisted by several mem-
bers. Mrs. Mary Haider and Mrs. An
ton Weigel were appointed as the en-
tertainment committee for October.
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Miss Jane Smith was hostess to
guests for six tables Of bridge at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Davis, 608 Fifth st.. Wednesday
afternoon. Fall garden flowers, with
yellow and orange predominating,
were used as decorations. At the
conclusion Of the card games, Miss
Donna Jean Davis received the first
and Miss Gladys RISEN received the
second score gift. Out-of-town guests |
were Miss Jean Chabot, San Diego, |
Calf, and Miss Evelyn Wattam,
Fargo. the guest Of Or. and Mrs.
Towne, 722 Seventh st.
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Among vacationists returning this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Bonham, |
714 Mandan, who have made an ex-
tended visit with relatives In the west |
ern states. While at Pasadena, Calf,
they were with Mr.. Bonham's moth !
er, Mrs. 8. p. Bonham, on her seth |
birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonham made |
the trip BY car, going BY way Of Salt
Lake City, Bryce Canyon, Zion Ma
tional park and Hoover Dam. The
return was made along the Roosevelt |
Coast highway, including = stop at !
the Giant Redwood forest and visit
with relatives at Astoria, Ore. From
Astoria, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonham follow
ed the Columbia highway.
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That Senator G. A. Miller, oackle.
is getting along well was the report |
made Saturday morning by Mrs. Mill
er. Senator Miller has been q patient
at the Bismarck hospital for over five
weeks and underwent major opera
ton Wednesday morning. Mrs. James
w. Salisbury, daughter Of Senator and
Mrs. Miller, arrived Saturday noon
from Los Angeles. Thursday, Mrs.
Miller,s brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. q. H. Parker, arrived to
spend q few days. They plan to leave
Tor their home this weekend. Other
relatives who are here are Senator
Miller's brother, Archie Miller, Red
field, s. D., and Mrs. Miller,s sister,
Mrs. Albert Bruell, also from Redfield.