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STATE 81 M0Atana. IN and for tfse
COUNTY ~ Btx Horn.
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OF Montana. In and For the County
Of BID Horn.
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teen az: north half Of the northeast
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northwest quarter Of. Section Eighteen
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Section Fourteen go: the north half
of Section TWENTY .f2o). tiess els
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Lots 1. 2. 8. 4. s. 8. Z. 8. 9. 10. II.
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northwest quarter. and the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
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the north half Of Section ,wenty-nine
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The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
Fat Girls! Here.
A Tip For You

All over the world Kruschen Salts
= appealing to girls and women who
strive 1oe an attractive. free from int
figure that cannot fail TO win ad-
mirattou.
Here's the recipe that banishes fat
and brings into blossom Ill the na-
tural attractiveness that every wo-
man possesses.
Every morning take one-half tea
spoon Of Kruschen aalts in glass Of
hot water before breakfast.
Bs sure and Do this every morning
for "It's the little daily dose that
takes of the fat" and brings that
Kruschen feeling" Of energetic health
and activity that Il reflected In
bright eyes, clear skin, cheerful VI
vacity and charming figure.
Get IN o6c bottle Of Kruscten Salts
lot ylnney's Drug Store. Cowan's Drug
Store Or any drug store (lasts I
weekO-you must b. satisfied With
results or money back.-Advertise-
|uent.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
FAMOUS EUROPEAN
ARTISTS TO GIVE
CONCERT SATURDAY
Paris instrumental Quintet
Will Appear Here During
First American Tour

The Paris Instrumental Quintet,
now on its first tour Of the United
States, will give concert at Bis
marck city auditorium Saturday eve
ming, starting at 9 o'clock. The quin-
tet. brought here by Miss Maude A.
Tollefson, manager Of the Singers
Guild, is the only ensemble Of its
kind In the world.
This quintet Is composed Of five
notable French musicians, each Of
whom has distinguished himself in
his own field as virtuoso.
Rene lie Roy, flutist, already Is
known In this country through the
joint recitals he has given with Mar
Gel Grandjany, harpist. Less than
two weeks ago, lie Roy was the guest
Of President and Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt at the White House and
performed with Eide Norena, soprano,
In morning concert attended by
many diplomatic corps members.
The other four members all are
making their American debuts with
the quintet this season. They in
clude Rene Bas, violin, Pierre Janet,
harp, Pierre Grout, viola, and Roger
Boulme, cello.
The unique combination Of instru-
ments In the quintet produces rare
and beautiful tone coloring and has
appealed particularly popular to mod
ern composers. In the program to be
given here Saturday, the quintet will
play works Of Gabriel Pierne, Claude
Debussy and Joseph Jongen, who with
Ravel, Hindemith, D'Indy, Roussel
and others have been inspired to
write music for the ensemble.
Originally the purpose Of the group
was to bring to the public the rare
old masterpieces, which were written
for this unusual combination Of in
struments. Works Of Francois Cou-
perrin and w. A. Mozart are included
In Saturdays program.
A year ago the quintet celebrated
its 10th anniversary In Paris. Since
it first was introduced in that city
in 1928, 1t has given more than 800
concerts throughout Europe, winning
the warmest praise from the press of
every country visited.
Following Is the program an
nounced for the Saturday evening
concert:
Concerts Royaux for Violin, violon-
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
2 Groups to Observe
Guest Days This Week

With the approach Of spring. many
organizations are making plans for
their annual guest days. Two groups.
the Liberal Arts club and Minnisho-
she chapter, Daughters Of the Amer
ican Revolution, are inviting guests
to functions being held In the present
week.
Covers will be laid for the 10 mem.
bers Of the Liberal Arts club and their
guests at . I o'clock dinner to be
given Thursday evening at the Inn.
Mrs. v. j. LaRose. $40 Sixth st., vice
president and social chairman Of the
cub, Is arranging the after dinner
program which viii be given at her
home. Dr.. Maysil Williams. director
Of the state health department, will
be tho speaker and there also will be
r1usical entertainment.
About 20 members Of the D. A. r..
and their guests win be entertained
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
First Lutheran Group
Will Sponsor Service

A program on home mission work
has been arranged for the Sunday
evening service OF the First Lutheran
church which Is in charge Of the
Women's Mission society, with Mrs. o.
n. Nordlund. 3l4 Mandan st., as
leader.
Rev. Adolph Johns, pastor. win
give the Bible reading and prayer.
Home mission fields will be Described
With Mrs. J. A. Erickson, 22l Eleventh
81: talking on Utah: Mrs. Hjalmer
Nelson, 306 Fifteenth ST., talking On
Idaho: Miss Mabel Olson, ao7 Fourth
9t, taxing on Montana. and Mrs. r.
=: Eneen, s27 Seventh st., talking on
Alabama and Florida.
Musical numbers will Be 90 Ye
Into MY Harvest Field, sung BY Mrs
-: r. CUM. 3l7 Eleventh st.. and "A
Mlsslonary Plea" sung by Edward
Nelson. as Thayer avenue, west.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
Masonic and o. E. S.
Lodges to Have Dance

The st. Valentines day motif viii
be used in decorations for the dane
ing party to be given ct the Masonic
temple Friday evening for members
OF Bismarck Lodge No. 5, A. r. &.
A. NJ, and Of the Order Of the East
ern Star.
This dancing party will be the Sec
ond in . series Of parties being spon-
sored jointly by the two groups
which opened with . card party
given . few weeks ago. The, Sammy
Kontos orchestra will play for the
dance program, which Is to be fol-
lowed by refreshments served in the
dining room.
The committee which Is arranging
the series Of functions includes T. w
8ette, Wesley L. Sherwin, Harold
Brelje. Q. A. Convert, Mrs. w. B
Couch, Mrs. q. A. Dahlen, Mrs. L. v
Miller, Mrs. Anne Orchard. Mrs John
l.. Peterson and Mrs. H. L. Wheeler.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
Salvation Army Will
Open Musical Series

Featuring musical program Of
phonograph records which will be held
Tuesday in the Salvation Army citadel
at 220 Main Ave-, will be number Of
selections by the Winnipeg citadel
band. This entertainment is the first
of a series to be given each Tuesday
night. Recorded selections Of Saliva
ton army bands from several coun-
tries will be heard, 1t was announced
by those in charge. A silver Offering
to be taken at the door will be
Used for the missionary fund.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01

Warrington. Feb. l.-R-Secretary
Ickes, oil administrator, Thursday re-
vcked his administrative order Of
October 10 proposing minimum prices
for petroleum and its products. The
schedule was to have become effective
today, but the recently approved pur-
chase and marketing agreements
made II unnecessary.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
City and County

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Larson, 500
Thayer Street, west, are parents Of q
son, born at $40 .. N. Wednesday at
st. Alexius hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lang Of
Sterling are parents Of q boy born at
the Bismarck hospital at 1l:20 q. m.
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey dodlove Of
1915 Avenue B are parents Of q boy,
born at the Bismarck hospital at
1915 .. m. Wednesday.
John Chagaris, proprietor Of the
Frederick hotel cafe in Grand Forks
and former owner Of the Grand Pa
cific cafe here, was business visitor
In Bismarck Thursday.
A. D. McKinnon Of Minneapolis,
travelling freight agent Of the 500
Line, spent Thursday in Bismarck
attending to business matters for his
company.
Walter Maddox left Thursday noon
tor Washington, D. G., where he ex-
poets to remain for about Z month.
He will attend conference Of off,
cials Of cooperative organizations and
officials Of the department Of agri-
culture In Washington, at which COM
plants Of producers over allotment
questions will be considered.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
Winifred Darlington
To Wed Finley Baker

Mr.. and Mrs.. =. p. Barriusteu Of
Chippewa Falls. Wis.,. have "a.
nounc4d the engagement and IS.
proaehing marriage 81 their daush.
Ter, Miss Winifr6d Elisabeth Bar.
rington q Bismarck, to FINLEY Baker.
son Of Captain I. p. Baker of Dis.
marck and Mrs.. Baker, Who resides
at San Diego. Calf. The marriage
VIII taee place Saturday. reb. 70. g
Chippewa Fails. Aiag BarJington 8
an instructor IN the william Moore
school. Mr., Baker = employed $ "a
examiner for the Home owners' Loan
corporation.
Miss Arlene Loehrke, daughter Of
A. A. Loehrke. has been chosen o Q
member Of the cast for the Import
ance Of Being Earnest" by oscar
Wilde. which viii b given during
February BY the Masqusrs dramatic
society ct jamestown college. Miss
loehrke = = senior at jamestown COL
|lege this term.
= = i
Mrs. O. St. George, 500 Ninth 0t.,
Wednesday evening entertained the
9t. Judge missionary group ct three
tables Of contract bridge and lunch-
oon q the home Of NrA \. ,. ~
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01

cello and Harp. Francois Couperin
Prelude
MuSette
Sarabande
Clique
Quartet in D Major, No. e. $50.
w. A. Mozart
Flute, Violin, Viola and Violoncello
Allegro
Adagio, Rondo
Variations libres ct Finale, On. 81
.................. Gabriel Pierne
Flute, Violin, Viola, violoncello
and Harp
dedicated to the Paris lnstrumen-
tai Quintet)
Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp.
....................C Claude Debussy
Pastorale
Interlude
Finale
Concert cinq, Op. II. Joseph Jongen
Flute, Violin, Viola, Violoncello
and Harp
Decide
Calme
Tres decide
dedicated to the Paris Instrument
tai Quintet)
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
Fortnightly Members
To Entertain Feb. q

Tentative plans for the annual
guest day which i scheduled for
wednesday, Feb. a, were made BY the
Fortntghtly club when 1t met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mry. +. q.
Madden, 1880 F1ftl, ct.
Three papers were the basis for 4
discussion on "Transceudental Ideal
ism" g expounded BY Friedrich VII
helm Schelling, 0eorg wilhelm Heeel
and Schopenhauer. Mrs. N. o. Ram
stad, 824 Fourth st.. and Mrs. r. w.
Lumry. Sll Third st., gave brief talks
on schelling and Hegel, respectively.
and Mrs. George +. Bird, I'll Second
St., discussed 0chopenhauer at length.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our kind friends
and neighbors for their sympathy and
assistance during our recent bereave-
ment in the loss of our father and
husband. We also wish to thank
those who contributed the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mrs. Ray Woods and Family.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01

Mrs. John Knauf, jamestown. preN-
dent Of the North Dakota Federation
Of Women's clubs, Thursday conferred
with Mrs. Florence H. Davis, lo2o
Seventh st., president Of the eighth
federated district, regarding the meet.
ing Of the state executive board and
council 70 Be held in Bismarck early
IN April. The two-day meeting viii
bring . large number Of club women
TO the city.
Mrs. Knauf, who came to speak on
the mid-winter board meeting Of the
general federation held In Washing-
ton. D. c., in the regular weekly
broadcast sponsored by the eighth
district, also u holding other con-
ferences.
Mrs. =. I. Simmons, vice president
OF the state federation, Is here from
New England for Z conference with
Mrs. Knauf regarding different phases
OF the state club program.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Knauf met
with several state executive board
members who reside In Bismarck. BE-
fore leaving she will meet with DR..
Maysil Williams, director Of the state
health department, and with Miss
Pearl salsberry. director Of field work
1or the state emergency relief cont
mittee.
Both Mrs. Knauf and Mrs. Simmons
VIII be guests at the Liberal Arts club
annual guest day dinner to be given
Thursday evening. Mrs. Knauf viii
be the guest Of the group and Mrs
Simmons will be the guest Of Mrs. Da-
Wis. Mrs. John Burke. 22l Avenue A
vest, Is entertaining Mrs. Knauf dur
ing her stay and Miss Lillian Cook
$40 Fifth st.. Is entertaining Mrs
Summons. Both the visitors win leave
fer their homes Friday.
In her radio talk Thursday evening
MRS. Knaut gave her listeners an inti-
mate account Of proceedings ct the
Washington. D. c., meeting. She
gave key thoughts from the addressed
OF the most prominent speakers q,
the conference including Clarence
Pickett Of the Federal Subsistence
homestead Bureau: Miss Jessie Gray
president Of the National Educational
association; q. H. Colltngwood Of the
American Forestry association: Mis-
Henrietta Addition Of the police com.
mission Of New York City: Count
Rene d'Harnoncourt, assistant to thu
president Of the American Federation
OF Arts; DR.. Frederick G. Howe. con.
sumer's counsel Of the American Au.
tomobile association and others.
In welcome variation from the lee.
ture and report programs" said Mrs
knauf. was the dinner meeting Will
Mrs. Roosevelt as guest Of honor. ane
seated with her at the speakers tsbll
the presidents Of many national or.
ganizattons from whom we heart
brief but pertinent words Of greeting
l4rs. Roosevelt vas very gracious il
ncr manner and spoke to US Of thI
Importance Of the relief program q
this time. and particularly Of her deer
concern for the education phase. Al.
ter the dinner she, with the other dis.
ttnguished guests, received the $50 d
your clubwomen gathered there"
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01

terra, TO Tenth st. Honors in the
games were awarded to Mrs. w. r.
Meyer, III Tenth st., and to Mrs. M.
A. Hunter, 423 Eleventh st.
\ \ +
Mrs. r. q. Forsythe, 423 Tenth st.,
who underwent an operation for goi-
ter ct st. Alexius hospital wednesday
morning, was reported as getting
along nicely Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hanson, Person
Court, Wednesday evening enter
tanned guests for three tables OF
bridge as . birthday surprise for Mrs.
Hanson's sister, Mrs. Ivar Enget, 806
First st. High score favors went to
Mrs. Carl Opheim, Rue apartments,
and Merl Main. Mrs. Hanson served
q luncheon ct midnight.
+ + i
Plans for the annual dinner for
husbands Of members which viii be
an event Of the near future occupied
the Wednesday Study club when It
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
L. w. Larson. SIS Park st.. a.
hostess. The program for the meet
Ing was . paper on WAR Debts" by
Mrs. 4. A. simonson, 200 Avenue A.
i + +
Mia Doreen Church and Philip Mel
son are making arrangements for the
skating party to be given Thursday
evening BY the Epworth League Of
McCabe Methodist Episcopal church.
The group will meet ct the church at
$50 o'clock, win 60 to the north side
municipal rink for skating and will
return to the church parlors for re-
treatments.
Over % tables Will be in play ct
the benefit bridge party to be given
Thursday evening 1t the Grand Pa
cific hotel private dining room by the
Degree Of Honor Protective associa-
ton. The public Is invited and play
ers who have not made reservations
viii be welcome. Non-progressive
auction viii be played and high score
prizes have been provided tor men
and women players.
i \ +
llrs. Andy Larson, III Avenue B.
entertained guests for three tables
Of bunco Wednesday evening to COM
pliment Mrs. Ole Anderson Of Albert
Lea, Minn., and Mrs. Carl Weckwerth
Of New Richmond, Minn., who are
guests Of their sister, Mrs. L. r
Wedge, o22 Seventh st., south. Mrs
Weckwerth, Mrs. George Larson, III
Avenue =, and Mrs. Harry Johnson
900 Second st., received the score
gifts In the hunco games, which were
followed by refreshments.
| 4 4 =
Plans for the anniversary dinner
OF the Mothers' club to Be held Tues
day, Feb. 13, were made by the group
when It met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Harry J. Woodmansee. 614
Fourth st. The dinner win be given
ct the Grand Pacific hotel private
dining room at $50 o'clock. For the
Tuesday program. members answered
roll call with American Etchers' and
Mrs. b. =. Tillotson, 100 Avenue A
west, read . paper on Americas Old
Masters You Should Know"
= =
To compliment Mrs. Romanus J
Downey Of Devils Lake, who Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Kramer
022 Avenue E, Mrs. L. V. Miller. 82s
Eighth st., gave $50 o'clock bridge
lun CHI con Wednesday afternoon
There were guests for three tables
Mrs. r. w. Henderson, 1923 Fourth
st., won the high score prize at con-
tract. There was guest gift fol
Mrs.. Downey. Yellow tulips com
bined with ferns formed the tabl,
|centerpieces.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
Miss A. D. Burr, State Presi.
dent, Will Participate in
Annual Sessions

Miss A. D. Burr, 702 Fourth st.,
president Of the Presbyterian aynodi-
tal society for North Dakota, Thurs
day announced dates and presiding
bfficers for the series Of presbyterial
meetings to be held during the spring
months.
AZ president Of the synodical group,
Miss Burr will attend the meetings.
Mrs. r. M. Graham, Philadelphia
Pa, field secretary Of the board OF
foreign missions Of the Presbyterian
church, will be the guest Of honor
and principal speaker at each Of the
gatherings.
Mrs. Graham also is to speak dur
ing the morning services at the local
Presbyterian church on Sunday,
April l.
Special interest attaches to the
Pembiua presbyterial meeting to be
held at Emerado May 3 and I, dates
which mark the 50th anniversary ol
The presbytery's founding at the same
place. Mrs. z. Franklyn, Grand
Forks, will preside during the jubi-
lee program.
Dates and the names Of presiding
Officers for the remainder Of the
meetings follow:
0akes presbyterial meeting viii be
held at Sheldon April II, with Mrs
Emmett McKenna presiding.
Fargo presbyterial meeting win b.
held at Mapleton April 1919, With
Mrs. William K. sherwin, Sharon
presiding.
Bismarck presbyterial meeting viii
be held at New Salem April 1924
with Mrs. r. L. Phelps, Steele, pre.
siding.
Minot presbyterial meeting will be
held at Stanley April 1927, with Mrs
A. L. Anderson, Stanley, presiding.
Minnewaukan presbyterial meeting
will be held ct Minnewaukau Apri
e0-May with Mrs. ]. A. Shannon
Devils Lake. presiding.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
ACCIDENT LOSS HUGE

Chicago. Feb. 1.-(F-The nation.
accident bill for 1888 totaled $2,000,-
600 in wage loss and medical expense,
and claimed $500 lives and caused
$500, 900 disabling injuries, the ma
tional safety council announced to-
day,
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01

The Jewish Ladies' Aid will
hold a food sale beginning at
10 a. m. Friday at Lucas.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-01
Meetings Of Clubs
And Social Groups

The Philathea class Of the Presby-
terian church will meet Friday eve
ming with Miss Frances Heath, 1l06h
Avenue G..