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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-11

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-11
Declares IN Speech at Mandan
That Committee viii
Raise $4,000
LETTERS SENT PAYRoLLERS
Former Governor Hanna Denies
He Will Serve on Fund.
Raising Group

Gov. william LANCER. in speech at
Mandan Tuesday night, revealed 4
committee had been organized to
raise funds to pay the $4,000 fire i'm
posed on him by q federal court, and
to pay costs Of sponsoring an appeal
from his conviction Of charges Of de-
frauding the United States govern
u1ent.
The governor said the money also
would be used in the appeal Of his four
associates convicted with him.
Besides the fine, LANCER was SEN
fenced to serve 10 months in fed
eral penitentiary. He has appealed to
the circuit court Of appeals, and de-
clared he will carry hts case to the
United States supreme court II the
circuit court sustains the conviction.
LANCER said State Senator A. r.
Bonner, Jr., Lidgerwood, organized the
committee to raise funds to pay the
fine and pay for appeal litigation.
He named John Wishek. Jr.. Of Nc
Intosh county and former governor
L. B. Hanna, Fargo, as other members
Of the committee. Farmers In Iowa,
where he spoke recently, have con-
tributed, LANCER said.
When informed In Fargo that he
had been listed as one Of q commit
tee Of three to accept subscriptions to
pay Langer,s federal fine, Former Gov.
L. B. Hanna said he knew nothing Of
the matter and had not given con-
sent to use Of his name.
Letters, some signed by Bonner and
others by Wishek. have been sent out
to various individuals in the state, in
Guiding some who are on the pay
roll Of the state relief administration.
All are asked to contribute the
amounts which their enthusiasm for
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-11

GERS In combating crime, was recon-
mended Wednesday ct 1 meeting .
the Minnesota crime commission 8
the capitol.
The suggestion was made BY ! sub
committee Of the committee on detec-
tion and apprehension Of criminals,
marking the first Of . group Of recon-
mendations.
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Crime, Politics, Plumber
CROOK REACHES PEAK =:
- ~ = 4 -
Suit Results in Downfall

secured loans against the false Jewels
from local, well-meaning, small capt.
talists. All this to the tune Of ten
million francs. approximately.
OF course he knew 1t couldn't last.
But he protected himself against the
day Of reckoning ~ going to Paris.
There he opened those brilliant Of
fices In the Place Saint Georges, in
corporated himself under the name Of
Ste. Fonciere d'Enterprises de Ira
vaux Publics, which means the Elm
ancial Corporation for Public Works
Enterprises" and amassed . healthy
capital Of 100000 francs in stock
shares. These shares were sold and
paid for too.
Then Serge Alexandra returned to
Orleans. He arrived Just at the mo-
nlent when the directors Of the pawn
shop, called the Credit Municipal,
we're discussing the necessity Of de-
handing police investigation Of his
operations. They told him straight
out that they believed he was q crook.
In reply he took ten thousand 1000
franc notes from his brief-case (pro-
ceeds, naturally, from the sale Of his
new corporations stock and laid
them on the table.
Here Is your money, Messieurs,
he said, with deep feeling. "Your
suspicious natures have wounded me
beyond measure. You have question
ed my honor. Luckily my honor Is
SO unimpeachable that I need fear
nothing Of your small-minded peck
ing. Take your money and 60 to
He'll. I shall never again set foot In
your bigoted CITY,"
And he walked out, leaving them
crestfallen and ashamed. It was q
nice piece Of play-acting and charac-
teristic Of the man.
Knew Right People
It was from this rloment on thu,
Stavisky began to develop the bril-.
liant character Of Serge Alexandra
in Paris. He made acquaintance.
with the fright people," He appear.
ed in the right places" And es.
pecially did he use his mistress. thu
pretty Arlette, as q decoy and lark
mirror to intrigue and ensnare every
man who could be Of use to him.
Now he subsidized newspapers, TO-
wit: La Liberte and La Volonte, twt
important dailies. He bought, or prac'
tically SO, Bee ct Ongles, q sort o
racketeering Tattler. Senior Dor1
y Alsaca, ambassador from q Latin
American state, fostered q racing
stable for him. And particularly dit
he ease into the direction Of his Fon
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Beech trees furnished the original
writing paper. On their bark the men
Of earliest times carved messages In
hieroglyphics. These records were
the first books Of northern Europe,
and the word book Is q lineal de-
scendant Of the Anglo-saxon word
.'hece."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-11
Women Golfers Will
Vie at Devils Lake

Devils Lake, July ll.-RHDevils
Lakes feminine golfers will be hosts
to women golfers Of North Dakota
Thursday, July 10, with = day long
program Of golf and bridge ct the
town and country club here.
The ladies will participate In either
q nine hole or IL hole medal play
tournament In the morning. while
bridge will be played In the afternoon.
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Seek Extension Of
Minnesota Bureau

st. Paul, July ll.-<R-Enlarge-
n,ent Of the state bureau Of GRIM
inal apprehension and establishment
of II district offices 1t strategic points
to assist county and local police off,
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Contributions Asked
To Pay LANCER Fine

the peoples cause dictates" The ap-
peal 3 solely for funds to finance the
appeal, no mention being made that
any Of the money It Is hoped to raise
will 90 to paying the governors $4,000
fine.
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Elk TUFVERSON m MONTREAL

SEEK TUFVERSON IN MONTREAL
Montreal, July ll.-(PEThe search
for Agnes Tufverson, missing New
York and Detroit lawyer, spread We'd
nesday to Montreal where the Herald
says two residents Of the city have
reported seeing 4 woman tallying with
her description. They said they saw
her in 4 cafe, . few nights ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-11
The way 10 avoid blowovts IS 10 buy
THE bLOWoUT-PRooF TIRE

= Tire blowouts cause thousands Of fatal acct.
dents yearly. For your protection you should
know that there is only one BLOWOUT.
PROOF tire. Il is patented and made exclusively
By General No other manufacturer has been
licensed 70 build il.
! Generals patented Blowout.Pfoof conssfuc.
ton eliminates dangerous heat from every ply
and permits the use Of 3o% to 40eo less air
pressure than other tires require.
= Ordinary tires require as much IS Is pounds
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-15

Problems Of revising the MIRA code Tor
the petroleum industry 10 increase
it, effectiveness we're discussed BY ap-
proximately $50 North Dakota and
Minnesota dealers ct secondary ses-
sions Of tho Northwest Petroleum
associations annual convention here
today.
Raipn Aorween, Chicago, atsero1g
for the National Petroleum code
administrative board, said the boards
policy was strict enforcement but
that It welcomed suggestions for
changes IN the code. Price fixing
problems were discussed Ia : general
session conducted by r. J. Coughlin,
Minot, and T. B. Murphy, Minneap-
oils, chairmen OF the North Dakota
and Minnesota code committees re-
spectively.
The convention will close Friday
night following addresses by G. 3.
LAdd, Bismarck, North Dakota oil In
spector, and N. z. williams, traffic
expert Of the Fargo Chamber Of Com
merce.
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June -, ct . picnic In Mouse River
park near Mohall; Monday, June g.
at Fargo: Tuesday. June Is. ct Bis
marck.
A speaking engagement for june
- viii be announced later. John Ny.
stul Of Fargo. chairman Of the Non.
partisan League executive COMMITTEES
and campaign director, said.
Thoreson and several Of the other
state candidates will speak q the
Mouse River rally with the Junior
senator.
James Sinclair, indorsed BY the
Thoreson faction for reelection =
United States representative. i ex-
pected to arrive In the state about
the same time ~ Nye. Nystul has
been informed.
His itinerary win be announced
later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-15
ANNOUNCE EVENTS
FOR CATHOLIC day
Bismarck and Mandan Group to
Leave for Valley City at
J O'Clock Sunday

Three phases mark the program
Tor the Catholic day observance "a
be held ct Valley City Sunday, &C.
oording to final plans announced By
the state Knights Of Columbus coun-
ell.
Bismarck Council Knights Of COL
umbus and the Catholic Daughters Of
America are arranging for trauspor.
tation to Valley City, which may be
secured from John Runee. George
Abrecht, Q. H. Mergens. Mrs. L. H
Carufel, Mrs. Joseph r. Orchard and
Miss Elizabeth stannard Of Bismarck
and +. P. HomAn and NJ. H. Culbert-
son Of Mandan. The motor caravan
will leave here ct Z o'clock In the
morning ana win return late in the
evening.
The formal program will beein q
1880 o'clock with celebration Of mass
ct the Chautauqua grounds pavilion
Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Baker Of Valley
City viii b the celebrant. The SER
mon will b given BY Most Rev. Gre
CORY Murray, archbishop Of st. Paul
Most Rev. Bishop James O'Reilly
bishop Of Fargo. win assist.
At 1880 o'clock, picnic lunches will
Be eaten on the grounds and the fol-
lowing program win be given: 5elec-
tions By Fargo council quartet and
. octet, songs by the Wieland Singers
solos BY Leo Weller Of Fargo, accor-
dion numbers by Alfred Anderson Of
Wahpeton and music by the Valley
City band ana Fargo council drum
corps.
In the third section OF the program
Martin H. Carmody Of Grand Rapids
Mich, supreme grand knight Of the
<. Of O., will give an address
Short talks will be given by w. H
Clemens. Fargo. retiring state deputy
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Delegates to Attend
Methodist institute

Six Bismarck young people, accom-
panied by Rev. Walter Water, will at
tend the Epworth League Institute Of
the Methodist church in Valley City
from June Is to July l.
Development Of the theme, II Will
Be Christian" will be carried out in
class discussions led by pastors from
throughout the state. Swimming, ten
mis-, boating. treasure hunt, pagan.
try, and campfire services viii pro-
vide entertainment for the delegates.
Young people planning to attend
from Bismarck are Isabel Gordon,
Doreen Church, Lyle Clarke, Dorothy
Mutchler, Earl Benish and Edna Nc.
Crorie.
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Ford Service School
Holds Classes in City

A modern adaptation Of the "lit-
tie red schoolhouse' '-this time In the
form Of . travelling school for motor
car mechanics-rolled into Bismarck
Thursday.
It was housed in Ford VS. sedan
delivery truck, equipped for mechai1i-
cal demonstrations Of the proper
methods Of servicing Ford cars Of al
types.
Headquarters during its stay here
will be at the Universal Motor Co.,
First and Broadway. Bismarck Ford
dealer. The school on wheels" Il
under the direction OF the Fargo
branch Of the Ford Motor Co.
Thirty-two such travelling schools,
one in each Ford branch territory,
have been inaugurated by the Ford
company for the benefit Of Ford
owners. Glasses are under the direc-
ton Of factory representative
charged with visiting Ford dealers for
the purpose Of instructing their me-
chanics in latest approved methods Of
|servicing and maintenance.
Thursday lessons were given In
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5 From City Placed
In w. r. C. Offices

Five Bismarck women were named
to state offices at the Daughters Of
Union Veterans Of the Civil War 1884
convention, which closed at James,
town Thursday. The local delegation
Of 10 members returned In the eve
ming.
Mrs. Harriet Haas, Fargo, was
named state president. Local women
named to offices are: Mrs. James
Green, senior vice president; Mrs. J.
G. Peltier, chief Of staff: Mrs. T. w.
Lusk. patriotic instructor: Mira. J. w.
Guthrie, assistant guard, and MISS
Ruth Hedstrom, color bearer. MRS.
Green formerly was Junior vice presi-
dent.
Others at the meeting were Mrs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-15
CALLS ALl.bRAN
NATIONAL NATURAL
LAXATIVE
Delicious Cereal Checked His
Constipation

Here Is IN unsolicited letter from
Mr.. Daniels:
"For many years I have been
habitually constipated, and have
used oil sorts Of laxatives. So, in
fairness to Kellogg's ALL-BRAN, I
heartily claim It to b q most won.
derful remedy for constipation.
''Need I tell you that I have long
since ceased using laxatives? Kel-
logs ALL-BRAN IS the National
Natural Laxative. II It were used
BY every family in the United
States for breakfast, We would
have ! much healthier race Of peo-
ple."-Mr. John Daniels, 1890 Third
St., North Bergen, N. ].
Tests show Kellogs's ALI-BRAN
furnishes bulk" to exercise the IN.
testines and vitamin B to help tone
the intestinal tract. ALL-BRAN also
supplies iron for the blood.
The ''bulk" In ALl-BRAN 10 much
Ike that in leafy vegetables. Isn't
this food much pleasanter than
risking pills and drugs7 Two table.
spoonfuls daily are usually SUN.
cient. Il not relieved this way, go
your doctor.
Get the red-and-green package
at your sroeers. Made By kellogg
in Battle Creek.
kRED IN F4aR
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Soprano To Be Heard
In Guild Broadcast

Miss Esther Jacobson, soprano, will
Be heard In group Of five numbers
over KFYR In the weekly Singers
Guild broadcast, beginning ct 3 O'Clock
Friday evening. Miss Vivian Coghlan
will Be her accompanist for the pro-
gram, which follows: Save Me, O
God" Randegger: ITO the Sum-" Cur
ran; "Daybreak," Daniels; AT Part
Ing" Rogers, and Ecstasy" Run,mel.
Miss Mary See, who Is to leave
Minot soon to make her home In Bis
marck, was complimented ct q pro-
gresstve party given for six Of her
friends this week. The Misses Cdriel
Mills and Doretta Peterson were hos
tesses to the group.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Palmer and
their sons, Calvin and Ronald, OF
20lh First st., are leaving Saturday
for q two-week vacation on the Cana
dian shore Of the Lake Of the Woods.
At Dilworth, MIMI, they will be join
ed by Mrs. Palmer,s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Wilson, who will make the
remainder Of the trip with them.
+ + +
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Berry, 200
Broadway avenue, west, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James ]. Enreth, 6le Third st.,
left Thursday for Z weeks motor trip
to Winnipeg, Man. There they viii
be guests Of Mr.. Berry,s parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Berry, and Of Mrs.
Berry's brother -in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson.
= =
Miss Edith Winchester Ramstad.
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. N. o. Ram
stad. ga Fourth St., graduated from
Mount Holyoke college ct South Had
ley, Mass, Monday and Is spending .
few days visiting with classmates and
friends in the east before returning
to Bismarck.
-Four tables Of bridge were In play
at the June social meeting Of the De-
gree Of Honor Protective association
held at the American Legion Auxiliary
room, World War Memorial building,
Thursday evening. Mrs. A. N. Bras
erol received the high score favor. "A
two-course luncheon was served BY
Mrs. ]. p. Engen and the Misses
Christine Huber. Kathryn Hoeffer
and Marie Hague. The meeting Of
the Officers club scheduled for Mon
day, June Is, was announced.
i + :
Mrs. Robert w. Carlson, DIS Eighth
st., entertained eight little children
and their mothers Friday afternoon,
the occasion being the second birth.
day Of her daughter, Marilyn, which
occurred Thursday. While the women
played bridge, the children were en-.
tertained on the lawn by the Misses
Gloria etarkle. Gail Indseth ana Dor
orthy Carlson. out-of-town guests
were Mrs. ]. L. Brennan and her
little daughter, Carolyl, and her sis
ter Mis- Carol steen, Ill from Nan
dan.
i = =
Mrs. Patrick Z. Lynch and Mrs.
william s. Stutsman, Jr., Of Bismarck
were guests 1t : buffet supper and
kitchen shower given Wednesday eve
ming BY Mrs. g. =. Arnold and ouen-
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Recipe by Mrs. Lipp
Receives Recognition

Mrs. q. r. Lipp, ~ Rosser avenue,
west. has been av Z 'ded q certificate
Of recipe endorsement by Better
Homes and Gardens magazine for her
recipe, inexpensive Chocolate Cake. -
This certificate, which brings ma
tional recognition to Mrs. Lipp, Il
given only to distinguished recipes
which pass kitchen tests for depend
ability, excellence Of taste and family
usefulness. In awarding the recipes,
1t Is the magazines aim to provide
recognition for the creative work
done by women in their own kitchens,
and. also to raise the standard Of &C.
curacy and dependability Of recipes
as . whole. Mrs. Lips recipe viii be
printed In The Tribune's daily recipe
section,
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Luther League Plans
Services for Sunday

The monthly devotional meeting Of
the Luther League will supplant the
regular services at Trinity Lutheran
church at O'Clock Sunday evening.
Carvel johnson, junior at Concordia
college, Moorhead, Minn., will pre-
sent the Luther League topic, which Is
Preparation for Life" johnson has
returned from Concordia to spend
the vacation with his parents. Mrs.
and Mrs. O. e. johnson.
The program also will include devo-
tionals, violin solo by Adolph En-.
gelhardt, talk by Rev. opie 8. Rim
dahl, vocal solo by Miss Rachel
Johnson and closing hymn.
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Ford engine construction. Special
emphasis was given to the new Ford
cylinder assembly exchange policy
Instruction was given In the service
ing and repair Of the Ford carburetoe
distributor and fuel pump, % we'll "a
other units Of the electrical and cool
Ing systems.
The school Will b conducted again
Friday evening ct the Universal Mo-
tor Co.
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Miss Verabel Mason
Is Wed in Kentucky

Nelson A. Mason, SIS Fifth st., Fri
day announced the marriage Of hi
daughter, Miss Verabel Elaine Mason,
to r. Alfred Pilson, Philadelphia, Pa,
which took place Monday, June 1, ct
Lexington, KY.
Mrs. Ptlson, who was born ct VIM
bledon and Is former resident Of Bis
marck, Wednesday received her de-
gree from Asbury college ct Wilmore.
Ky. She enrolled there during her
fathers residence In Washington, D.
c., and when he returned here she
remained to finish her course.
The couple will live ct Lexington,
where they will continue their studies
at the University Of Kentucky. Mr..
Pilson Is q law student and Mrs. Pill
son Is taking dramatic work In prepa-
ration for teaching.
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Senator Nye to Join
Thoresen Stumpers

Fargo, N. D., June 15.-(Reunited
States Senator Gerald p. Nye viii ar
rive In North Dakota June % to Join
the campaign for T. H. H. Thoreson.
gubernatorial aspirant, and other cam
didates on the anti-Lauger Nonparti-
san League ticket.
Senator Nye will speak Sunday,
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Additional
C~Ociety
- F0Y
Garden Club Cancels
Spring Flower Show

The Bismarck Garden club. which
had scheduled its annual spring
peony and iris show for Thursday
and Friday Of this week, announces
that the exhibition will not be held
but that efforts will be concentrated
on . larger showing Of flowers In the
fall.
Miss Rita Murphy, named chair
man for. the spring show, explained
that the season has been so irregular
and the drouth has been 80 severe
that no blooms of exhibition quality
were produced. With the extreme
heat, flowers In exposed places
bloomed unusually early while those
in sheltered places came out Ut about
the normal time. The iris, usually
the mainstay Of the spring exhibit,
was badly stunted because OF lack OF
moisture.
Tentative dates for the fall show.
Of which Mrs. r. G. Stucke Is chair
man, are Wednesday and Thursday,
Aug. 80. A change In date may be
made, depending upon weather con-
ditionS,
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ATTORNEYS TO HEAR WENzEL
Devils Lake, N. D., June l5.-(R-
r z. WenSel Of Bismarck, secretary
OF the North Dakota state bar asso-
citation, will be guest speaker at the
annual district bar meeting here Sat-
urday.
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Carloadings For Week
Increased by 37,O42

Warrington, June 15.-(R-The
American Railway association an
nounced Friday that carloadings for
the week ended on June were SIS Sos
cars, IN increase Of 37,042 cars above
the preceding week when loadinga
were reduced due to the observance
Of Memorial day.
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tin Roberts at the Arnold home In
Mandan Wednesday evening for Miss
Marguerite Reynolds, . bride Of the
month. Mrs. Lynch won the high
score gift in the bridge games played
ct three tables.
Awards In the manuscript contest
conducted BY the writer's shop talk
forum Of the Bismarck chapter,
American Association Of University
Women, were announced when the
group met Thursday evening With the
leader. Mrs. +. H. Waldo. 7l2 Fourth
st. Mrs. 9. Vernon Freeman was de-
clared winner In tho short article
division and Miss Frances Collision
wrote the best short story. Prizes
awarded by Mrs. Waldo were recent
works Of fiction. Miss Emily b. Meigs
Of Hampton, Va, was . guest ct the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Rosen OF llo Ave.
nue. A returned to Bismarck this week
from Chicago, where they had 1T
tended the Century Of Progress ex-
position.
The st. Rose missionary group met
Wednesday evening with Nrs. A. r.
Haglund, 723 Mandan st., for q bust
ness meeting. contract games ct three
tables and luncheon. Score awards
In the card games went to Mrs. r. A.
Kramer, who held high, and to Mrs
Harvey Niles. who held second high
Mrs. L. A. LaRue assisted Mrs. Hag-
lund In serving refreshments.
\ = +
Summer Bible school sessions ct
Trinity Lutheran church win open
Monday and win continue until June
-, according to Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl
pastor, who will act g superintendent
Daily clauses in Bible study ana cate
chism for children up to Il years Of
age win be conducted from . to II ~
o'clock In the morning. Any children
who are interested In attending are
invited.
i + 4
Mrs. L. w. Mclean, 2l2h Main
avenue, who went to Grand Fork last
weekend for the graduation Of her
son, Lester Strauss Mclean, from the
liberal arts course at the University
Of North Dakota. was . guest at thu
w. ]. Matnieu home there until FRI
day. Accompanied by her son, she
will motor to Minneapolis and st
Paul ana the Minnesota lakes before
returning about tho first Of the
month.
i i i
The Misses Cara Bredy and Alice
Kipsteln were hoSteSSes at Z brldge
parry gwen frloay evening at the
nome Of Miss Breezy, 622 Eleventh St.
~ compliment Mlss Evelyn Evenson
who Is 70 wed Elmer w. kiipstein. Lin.
ton, ON June ~. Mrs. II. N. Luuer.
nann. hawkeye. L., sister OF Mr
Klipstein, won high score prize anc
Miss 0enevieve LAFrance received
the second score favor In the bridge
games Ut four tables. The group pre-.
sented the honor guest With q gift
Yellow appointments significant o.
the approaching wedding were uset
Tor the card tables and the luncheon
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Meetings Of Clubs
And Social Groups

The Juvenile Degree Of Honor Is Ia
have picnic at Kiwanis park Ut 2:3o
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mem
bers are to be Ut the park ct the hour
stated.
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who u general chairman Of arrange
ments for the days events, and G. H
Mergens, Bismarck, who will succeed
Clemens g state deputy.