The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-30
Knights of Columbus
To Give Party Friday

The knights Of Columbus have an
nounced that they will sponsor .
card party which Is open to the pub
lie at st. Mary's auditorium Friday
evening. There will be tables for
bridge and whist players and the
card games will start promptly at
$50 o'clock. w. e. McGraw, 322 An
derson st.. and q committee Of <. OF
G. members are in charge Of ar
rangements. This Is the second card
party to be sponsored by the lodge
during the winter season.
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Mrs. E. o. Bailey. 532 Avenue A
West, district juvenile officer who was
i'll in q Fargo h :. Mtal for several days
following the state conference Of
social workers which was held at
Fargo. returned home Saturday night.
Mr.. Bailey, who had been with her
In Fargo, accompanied her home.
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Word from Miss Margaret Fulmer,
former reference librarian Of the
state library commission. locates her
at 4O6 East Seventh st.. Hastings,
Neb. Miss Fulmer Is now with the
public library Of Hastings, having
gone there after attending the ma
tional librarians convention held in
Chicago recently.
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Mrs. Howard Wood returned to
Fargo Monday after visiting since
Wednesday with Mr.. Wood. who is
headquartered here. Mrs. Wood &C
companied her husband to Willistol1
to attend the state convention Of the
Farmers Union held there last week,
They also visited at other places, In
cluding Richardton.
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Ben Larkin, railroad commissioner:
Frank Aughnay. traffic expert for the
railroad commission, and ]. A. Heder.
commerce counsel for the railroad
commission. are in Grand Forks on
business. Monday evening they will
ne guests at q banquet given for the
Great Northern railroad officials by
the Greater Grand Forks Traffic as
sociation.
w. J. Mclean Of Chapleau. Ont,
Can. left last weekend for his home
after visiting since Wednesday. Oct.
l8. with his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Falconer, 202 Avenue E.
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Bechtold, 828
Second st. Mr.. Mclean Is q former
Bismarck resident and was among the
guests at the 18th annual reunion Of
the Burleigh County Pioneers asso-
ciation. He is returning home by way
Of Chicago and Toronto.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clell g. Cannon, ia
Avenue G. will probably return the
latter part Of this week from q tour
to the Century Of Progress exposition
at Chicago snd eastern points. They
have written friends that they visited
with Mrs. Betty Roberts Moore, q
former resident Of Bismarck, at Osh-
Eosh. Wis. while enroute to Chicago.
In New Platz, N. Y, they visited
another former resident Of the Cap
itol city. Mrs., Helen vaile Parker. who
directed religious education In the
local Presbyterian church until about
year ago. They also spent some
time In the Catskill mountains.
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Numerous Bismarck residents went
to Grand Forks for Homecoming at
the University of North Dakota. Mrs.
W., 8. Rohrer. 205 second st., was .
guest Of her daughter, Miss Virginia.
Miss Frances Dunn spent most Of the
Homecoming weekend with Miss
Wilma Wenzel. University freshman.
who also had as her guest her mother.
Mrs. r. E. Wenzel, 3l7 Park st. Nor.
man Eivdahl, To Seventh st., was .
Homecoming guest.
Mrs. Alice Finnegan, 2o6 Second st.,
was the guest Of her son, Robert Fin.
Eegan. J. w. Benson and his daugh.