The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-16

weeks. while Miss Renner will leave
for her home from Chicago, going BY
way OF Texas and California. Miss
Mcdonnell viii be the guest Of her
sister, Miss Ita McDonell, q former
Bismarck resident, ct Chicago and
they viii 60 to Devils Lake together
for the marriage Of their sister. Miss
Estelle Mcdonnell Of Fargo, to A.
Mattioli, also Of Fargo. Miss Nc
Donell will return in two weeks.
Alvin A. Mayer was . week lend
visitor at Grand Forks, where he wal
the guest Of his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Todd.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Larson and
their son, John, Jr., Of COT Eighth st.,
returned home Saturday evening after
q l2-day vacation trip, during which
they motored through Yellowstone
National Park.
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Mrs. s. s. Mcdonald, I'll Ninth st..
arrived Saturday from Minneapolis
where she had been visiting her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marlowe Moses. On the return trip,
che spent day with friends ct Wah-
peton. Mrs. Mcdonald was away for
10 days.
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Miss Catherine McKinnon, 312 Ave-
nue. B, west, motored to Grand Forks
Saturday to visit ct the home Of Miss
lone Haagensen, who Is q Mandan
high school instructor. Miss Hagen
sen returned to Bismarck with Miss
McKinnon and will spend the present
week visiting with her and also with
Miss Betty Mcr1ugh, Mandan.
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Dr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Owen Hansen
Of Minneapolis, who visited DR.. Han.
sens parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q.
Hansen, 306 Park st., for several days,
left Sunday for Duluth, Mimi, where
DR.. Hansen Is to read . paper before
the Minnesota State Medical assncia-
ton meeting. Several social functions
were given for DR.. and Mrs. Hansen
during their stay here. They expect
to leave Minneapolis about Aug. l
for Rochester, N. Y, where DR.. Han
sen is to join the staff Of the Roches-
ter Medical school.
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George Dahlen. Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. A. Dahlen, 623 Third st.,
left Saturday for the Bear Tooth BOY
Scout Camp near Red Lodge, Mont,
where he Is to spend two weeks. He
went as far as Billings by train and
was met there Sunday and taken to
the camp, where the first week will
be spent. After that the boys will
be taken on q saddle and pack trip
through the Bear Tooth mountain
range. Only Eagle, Life and Star
Scouts are admitted to the camp.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M. Roberts, Jr.,
and their son. Fred III, Of 1902 Seven
tn st., and +. NJ. Roberts, ST., re-
turned Saturday from a weeks vaca-
ton spent at Tomahawk, Wis. Mrs.
F. M. Roberts, ST., and her grandson,
Willard Miner, who accompanied the
others on the trip, remained at q cot
tage at Tomahawk for another month.
While there, the party took side trips
every day, visiting among other places
the Little Bohemia" resort, where
John Dillinger and his gang staged q
battle to make getaway. They re-
port that as many at 5000 people now
inspect the grounds and buildings at
the resort on Sundays.
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Miss Chrissie Bulge of Grand
Forks, . former resident Of Bismarck,
was entertained by many OF her
friends during Z weekend visit here.
Miss Bulge arrived Thursday on Of
fetal business connected with her
work as Unemployment director for
Grand Forks county and remained
for few days visit, returning to her
home Monday noon. Several men,
bers OF the Business and Professional
Women's club, Of which Miss Bulge
Is . former president, were among
the guests ut . dinner given in her
honor Friday evening at the Bis
marck Country club. Mrs. F. r.
Smyth, 2l8 Third st., had q few
guests for breakfast In compliment
to her Sunday morning and Mrs. L.
B. Sowles, 7l2 Rosser avenue, gave
q small luncheon for her at noon
Monday. Miss Bulge left Bismarck
about five years ago.
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