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La opinión., 1934-12-02
LOFEZ liRA IRA A
EDUCA CION

Que ell Ministro Garcia Tellez
nombrara sub-secretario en- Edu-
cac'tn Pblica a Lopez Lira, fue 10
que Sc asegur6 hoy en- fuentes a
pegadas al nuevo Secretario de E.
ducacion.
Los ruevos nombramientos en- la
Secretaria de G~obernacion fueron
demorados hoy por ell Ministro Juan
de Dios Boj6rquez. quien sali6 a
Cuernavaca para co~nferenciar cor
ell general Gales antes de proceder
a reorganizar SUI Gepartamento. FL
S~ecretario B%oiorquez recibi6 va las
renuncias de los jefes de departa-
mento, pero anuncio que las estu-
diara detenidamente antes de con-
testarlas.
En- los altos circulos poIiticos de
esta capital Sc aseguro hoy que ell
DR.. lose Manuel PUG Casauranc.
ex- Ministro de Relaciones Exterio-
res, sers enviado al ~extraniero CO.
mo :mbaiador de Mexico en- Espa-
ma, aunque tambien Sc lie mencio-
ma como probable director del Pc
riodico Gel Partido NacionaI Revo-
l~ucionario "Ei N~acional'.
Ell lunes enviara ell General Car
denas la Camara &c Diputados SUI
terna de ministries para las cortes.
La opinión., 1934-12-02

'slsus en- 10 "a. paaJ
La opinión., 1934-12-02
Anuncian NueU0s N0mbrdmient0s
E UD. Ell E.
SIDENTE, SENIOR
GRAIL. GARDENS!

~ SCENDIENDO listed los pei
III danos que conducen al sitial mas
IT alto de la Repdblica, ACADIA de
recibir la honrosa investidura
l. Du;,oor C;,,1odono dol na1S w eSta us
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Lions Have Busy Week;
Will Not Meet Monday

In view Of . busy program for next
week, members Of the Bismarck Lions
club will not meet as usual for their
weekly luncheon meeting at the
Grand Pacific hotel Monday noon.
1t was announced Saturday by Ernest
Q. Bailey. president.
The Capital City Lions. however,
have another function on their Mon
day program. They will meet at the
Grand Pacific hotel ct s p. m, pre-
paratory for q motor caravan trip to
Steele, where they viii fraternize with
members Of the Steele Lions club ct
an evening dinner program.
Local Lions also are making prepar-
atoms for the visit here next Thurs
day Of Vincent G. Hascall, Of Omaha
Neb, president of Lions Information
al. Here for the occasion will be many
Lions from clubs throughout the state
and an elaborate entertainment pro-
gram is being prepared for the occa-
sion.
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All-School Function
To Be Saturday Event

The Junior class Of Bismarck high
school viii be hosts Of the first all
school dance to be given In the high
school gymnasium Saturday evening
The barn dance theme viii Be carried
out In the decorations, with the
gymnasium transformed into the In
terror Of Z large barn with bales Of
straw. cream cans and farm equip
|ment.
Marjorie Hawley's orchestra viii
furnish music for the dancing from
3 to 1850 o'clock. There viii be sew.
eral novelty dances and feature num-
bers. Chaperones for the party VIII
be the class sponsors, Miss Gertrude
Almos and George schaumberg, and
several parents.
The committees who are arranging
for the party are: program-Jeanne
Paris, chairman, Bernice Peterson,
Alice Knowles, Edna Nelson: public
!ity-Trances Frahm, chairman, Joan
Hughes. Charles Fossum, Bob Bran
[denburg; tickets-Dayton ehipley,
chairman, Ruth Callahan. Madeline
Angel, Laura Ellsworth; music
Betty Melville, chairman, Dayton
shipley: decorations-Beverly Barnes
chairman, Sarah Anna Messenger
Patricia LARue. Eferd Eofson, Mar
garet Nundy, Bob ulchen, Austin
Ward, Luoius Wedge, Albert Thyseli
James Snyder; clean-up-Ered 0reeo
chairman, Richard shater, Arleu
echults, Evan Lips. James Ncduin-
neAs. william Clark, Lawrence Wood.
land, Frank 0oetx Bin Newton, Lem
iAsken, Hollace Beall, solweig Mel.
son. Doris Lampman.
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Perit0nitis Fatality
Probe Set for Monday

Investigation into the death OF
Celestine Kovalenko, %, who died
Thursday at q local hotel from peri
tonitis, will be conducted Monday by
q coroner's jury selected late Friday
BY Coroner w. e. Perry.
Named on the coroner's jury were
John Peterson, A. ]. Arnot and N. e.
Harris.
Following the autopsy, which re-
vealed that Miss Kovalenko died Of
acute inflammation Of the abdomen,
it was decided to investigate circum-
stances which surrounded the death.
Witnesses to be called In the investi-
CATION had not been determined Sat-
urday, according to George s. Regis
ter, states attorney.
Meanwhile the body was taken to
Thinner, N. D., where interment will
be made Monday morning after fun
eral services are conducted at st.
Mary's Catholic church there.
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Libby Okays Division
Of Reynolds Fortune

Winston Salem. N. c., Nov. l7.-(R
The proposed division Of Smith
Reynolds $25,000.0 900 share Of his
fathers tobacco fortune. giving $l5.-
100000 to his two children. has the
approval OF Libby Holman Reynolds.
the young sportsman's widow, who
would get $3.50. 900 under the plan.
The plan to settle the contested es-
tate was filed In Forsyth superior
court Friday by Reynolds brother and
sisters.
Under the proposal. $4,000, 900 would
60 to Christopher Smith Reynolds.
the young sportsman's posthumous
son by Miss Holman, and 5000, 900
to Anne Cannon Reynolds, second
daughter by his first wife, Anne Can
non Reynolds.
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TRAINER Rates First
In West Point Exams

Private Harry A. TRAINER Of
jamestown, company II, 1874 infantry,
received the highest rating In prelim-
mary examinations for appointment
to West Point Military academy for
North Dakota National Guardsmen.
Major Thomas 8. Smith, q. s.
Army instructor on duty in the state,
announced the rating Of the candi-
dates Saturday. Tranmef was recQm.
nended to Gov. Ole H. Olson tor oas-
ignation from this state to compete
with other candidates Of the seventh
corps area In the March entrance
examinat ions.
Vernon J. Joyer Of Minot was
second, William A. Doering OF Bel
field third, and Keith q. Chatsield
Of Minot fourth in the preliminary
examinations.
The examinations, which were held
here Nov. IL and Is, covered the SUBJ
jects Of algebra, geometry, United
States, ancient, medieval. modern and
English history, and English gram
mar and composition.
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70 Jurors DRAWN
FOR court Term
District Judge Jansonlus Will
Preside at Regular De-
cembor Sessions

Forty Jurors were drawn Friday to
serve during tho regular term Of the
Burleigh county court which con-
venes here ct 10 q. M, Tuesday, DEC.
Fred Jansonius, fourth district
Judge, Will preside.
Jurymen drawn were Anton Novy,
John Koch, ballard scallon, Joe
Scanlon, Irwin johnson and Kathryn
Edgerton, Of Wing: r A. Abelein
and Jake 8alter, Menoken: @. A.
Anderson, Motif: Fred Bergquist: J.
J. Hausauer and B. o. Strand. Regain;
r. E. Hagen. Ellis Gill. John vollen.
Mrs. Henry Mccullough. Henry
speeton, Mrs. Alta Folkenstine.
Marion Aim and Henry Olenbrger,
Wilton; Joe Jiras, BALDWIN: Freto
Envik, M. n. Nelson and Harry
Clooten, Sterling; Frank +. Johns.
Driscol: H. +. Miller, Paul Brown, r.
A. Erickson, Thomas Cooper, Oscar
Raaen. Henry Weight. Mrs. ]. w.
Scott, Matthias 0rewer, ]. w. Riley,
w. r. Jones, w. A. Craven, Harry
pitt, Mrs. II w. Richholt, Theodore
Cook and A. =. Preston, Bismarck.
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More Sports
.S&!e!1aa!l,
PHANY0MS DEFEAT
LINTON Team, 53-14
Meinhover Leads Independent
Court Team IN Initial
Victory Friday

Linton, N. D., Nov. 17.-(F-Big
Ted Meinhover, former University of
North Dakota star, led tn enewly or
ganized Bismarck Phantoms to an
easy So to IA victory over the Lin
ton Independents in the opening
game Of the basketball season, here,
Friday night.
Meinhover tossed In seven field
goals and two gift shots to tally 16
points for the winners. Pressing him
closely for scoring honors were Don
Arthur, q member Of the champion
ship Agricultural college quintet Of
1882, and Garvin Croonouist with five
field goals each.
The stellar playing Of Johnny
Spriggs and Ben Jacobson, veteran
guards. gave the Phal:toms possess
sion Of the ball through most Of the
game. Blore and @. Bosch were the
high point men on the Linton team,
each connecting for q pair Of field
goals.
The phantoms led 20 to at the
halt.
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lar meeting, the officers Will meet at
2 o'clock. Program features will be
exemplification Of the r. +. o. ritual
by the officers, q report on the p. +
% Record by Mrs. George VIII and
an auction sale under auspices Of the
finance committee with Mrs. p. ],
Meyer acting Is auctioneer.
i X i
Chapter N, r. E. o. slsterhood
Miss Henricka B. Beach, 8l6 Man
dan St., will be hostess for the regu-
lar meeting Of Chapter N, p. E. o.
Sisterhood, set for 1880 o'clock Mon
day evening.
\ \ \
Past Presidents' Farley, A. I. A.
Mrs. Herman M. Leonhard ana Mrs.
H. A. Pike viii be joint hostesses tor
. meeting Of the Past Presidents
Farley Of tho American Legion Aux
iliary to be held at Mrs. Leonhards
home, 719 Mandan st., ct 8 o'clock
Monday evening.
q. 8. W. v. Auxiliary
The Auxiliary to Levi N. Par.
sons post, United Spanish War Vet.
Grams, will meet at 8 o'clock Monday
evening ct the Business and Profess
sional Women's club room, World War
Memorial building.
Menus Junior Nlusic Club
Tho time for the Menus conserva-
tory Junior Music clubs meeting
which viii b held ct tho studio
Sunday afternoon. g $50 o'clock.
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Meetings Of Clubs
And Social Groups
Wonaan's Club

vO800U NlUU
Womaus club members Win answer
roll call with brief discussions Of
books wheu they meet Monday even-
Ing at o'clock ct the home Of
Mrs.. II. l. Wheeler, rs Sixth st. The
book review On the program will be
given BY Mira. J. 3. Smith, who Is to
discuss dusk ct the Grove BY Sam
uel Roger.
i 4 =
Rebe1ah Dusy 0ees
The Rebekah Busy Bees sewing
club win meet at I o'clock Tuesday
afternoon With Mrs.. N. q. Acre, 812
Thayer avenue.
+ = i
Chapter !, Z. Z. D. Sisterhood
Mrs. 81. +. O,Hare. coz fifth st.,
will BE- hnstess for the regular meet
Ing Of Chapter J. P. =. o. siSterhood
which will be held Ut ; O'Clock Mon
day afternoon. Preceding the reSu.
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Seven Burn to Death
After Auto Collision

Altoona, Pa, Nov. 17.-R1-Sole
survivor OF an automobile crash in
which seven persons burned to death,
q 2l-year-old girl IS In serious con-
dition in local hospital.
She is Miss Dorothy Rudy, Of StatA
college, thrown clear as two ma
chimes bearing the seven others coll
lided on the William Penn highway,
rolled over and burst into flames
Friday night.
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Singers Guild Opens
Radio Series Sunday

Miss Maude A. Tollefsen, teacher
founder Of the SINCERE Guild, win op-
an the groups 1o34.SS series Of week
II broadcasts over the local radio Sta
ton In Z half hour concert, beginning
ct $50 O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Mis-
Vivian Ooshlan win be ct tho piano.
Mias Tollefsen first viii sing two
Schubert songs, TO Music" and I'm.
patience" Next ahe win sing "Au-
tumn Wind So Wistful," Bransoombe
and "A Little Snowfall" Respiehi. A
her closing number, she has chosen
Pietro YonS "Jesu Bambino," which,
she win sing from the manuscript
inscribed to her by the composer
when she sang tho song for him.
In tho second concert Of the sea.
son, compositions Of winter Watts
one Of Americas outstanding compos-
eFs, viii be sung by AGiss Phyllis VOL
verton and Miss Edith ana james
Guthrie, with Miss Coghlan playing
accomnnnimer,ta
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N. D. Baseball League
Formation Considered

Devils Lake, N. D., Nov. l7.-(R-
Representatives Of six cities will meet
in jamestown Monday. Nov. 10, to
discuss plans for the formation Of q
|six-team baseball league In North Da-
kota for the coming season.
Bismarck, Valley City, jamestown
Devils Lake and Minot will be rep
resented. The main function Of the
meeting will be to sound out senti-
ments on the plan. according to Lyle
Olson, Devils Lake representative.
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Early County Pioneer
Dies at st. Paul Home

st. Paul, Nov. 17.-R-Abraham
Kasoffsky, "a. resident here - years,
died Friday night ct his home after
an illness Of more than three years.
Born In what now u Lithuania, he
emigrated to the United States IS
years ago, taking up . homestead near
Bismarck, N. D. He moved to st.
Paul six years later. He WAS sales
man for 40 years.
Funeral services win b held ct 2
p. m, Sunday.
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y. A. r. Doll Exhibit and
Tea Given for 200 Guests
Honor Recent Brides
At Rebekah Function

Two Rebekah lodge members who
recently became brides were honor
gusets during . social hour following
tho regular business session held Ri.
day evening ct the World War Mem.
orial building dining room. They
ware Mrs. Albert Nelson. who = the
former Miss Estelle MAison, and
Mrs. Z. Nelby, who Was Miss Odessa
Nelson before her marriage. Both
were presented with reading lamps
from the lodge. Mf3. A. i. Brevie
won the high score award In the
bridge games at nix tables. Luncheon
was served BY . committee Including
Mrs. ]. w. Guthrie, chairman: Miss
Catherine Mcdonald. Mrs. William
Barneck, Mrs. D. B. Shaw and Mrs.
Fred SwenSou.
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GETS 1o.POINT BUCK

Uvalde. Tex. Nov. 17-(R-Vice
President John N. Garner returned
from Z deer hunt Saturday with q
l0-point buck. Z sprained knee. nu-
merous scratches and told Q story
Of being lost and falling out Of q
tree while trying to find camp.
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Additional Markets
BISMARCK GRAIN
Furnished By Russell Miller Col
Nat Man ~
HAS FORTUNATE ESCAPE

st. Paul, Nov. I7.-H1-CraShine
through the rail- on Z bridge here,
Timothy J. Woulf, =, escaped with
no more than . few cuts and bruises
when his car rolled q feet down IN
embankment.
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Nelson-Jacobson Vows
Taken Here Thursday

The marriage Of Miss Esther Nelson
and Ernest Jacobson Of Braddock VA
performed ut Z o'clock Thursday Aft
ernoon ct the First Lutheran church
parsonage, 702 Seventh st., BY Rev.
q. Adolph Johns. Witnesses Of the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Nelson, Braddock, uncle and aunt q
the bride. Both the bride and the
Ematron Of honor were attired In dark
fall ensembles. A guest at the cere-
mony was Miss Elva Nelson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacobson are members Of the
Maria Lutheran church Of Braddock,
Of which Rev. Johns Is pastor.
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OBSERVES 1ooTH BIRTHDAY

Hardin, Mont, Nov. 17.-(R)-Aex-
ander Cuthbert Henderson, who cast
his first ballot for President Lincoln
and served in the Civil War under
General u. 8. Grant, observed his
Tooth birthday anniversary here.
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Dr.. Edith p. sappinston, Washing
ton. D. g., assistant medical officer
OF tho childrens bureau OF the Unit
ed States department Of labor, spent
part Of Friday In the city, comforting
with Dr.. Maysu Williams, state health
officer, and federal emergency relief
administration officials. DR.. Sap
pington came here from work In
South Dakota and left Friday eve
ming tor Minneapolis.
= s -
The Albright Brotherhood Of the
First Evangelical church heard q talk
BY Herbert Smith. who formerly SER
we'd g adjutant = Of the Salvation
Army here and now Is connected with
the federal transient bureau, ct the
meeting held Friday night. II. j.
Bischof. president, introduced the
speaker. Loren Burkhart and Harold
Schafer served . lunch Of sandwiches
and coffee following adjournment.
+ + i
Miss Arlene Wagner. liz Avenue B,
and Miss Jean Roherty, 6l5 Mandan
st.. who recently were elected presi-
dent and vice president. respectively.
of the senior class ct st. Benedict,s
college, st. joseph. MIMI, both take
= leading part IN extra curricular &C.
hvities of the school. Miss Wagner
u member Of the Readers Guild,
. club with literary ana cultural OBJ
Jecttves. and Is m active member Of
the Mission Unit. Miss Roherty has
been regular contributor to the col.
leee magazine. st. Benedict,s Quar-.
terly, during her years at college. The
current number carries q story, en-.
titled "Budgie." by Miss Roherty.
Both Miss Wagner and Miss Roherty
have attended the college for three
years and win receive their degree Of
bachelor Of arts next June.
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Pioneer Daughters to
Meet Monday Evening

Mrs. Florence II. Davis, tho chap
ter historian, win give . talk on
phases Of state history when the Bur-
leigh county chapter. Pioneer Daugh-
ters Of North Dakota, meets at 3
O'Clock Monday evening ct the Grand
Pacific hotel.
To complete reports on the eighth
district convention Of the North Da.
kota Federation Of Womens clubs
held ct Goodrich In late September,
Mrs. william D. Hughes, Mandan,
viii give her delegates report. Mrs.
=. ]. Taylor and Mrs. r. A. Ritter
bush win read their entries In the
Little Stories Of Art" contest In
which Mrs. Taylor's essay, written for
tho chapter, won first place.
Mrs. v. J. LaRose win sing . solo
and also win lead the community
singing.
Mrs. A. II. Barrett and Mrs. +. E.
faaherty are to b the hostess COM
mittee.
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Menus Junior Alusic Club
City and County

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Root, 00l Filth
st.. are the parents Of . boy born at
$50 p. m., Friday, ct the Bismarck
hospital.
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Council to Aid With
Work of Immunization

Cooperation With two subjects VA
requested Of Community Council
members when they held their No
vember meeting Friday afternoon Ct
tho American Legion Auxiliary ROOM
World War Memorial building.
The first undertaking win be fur
nishing clerical assistai % when the
city health department IN coopera-
ton With the federal emergency re-
Lief administration. conducts IA I'M
muuisatiou campaign November 10
= ct the World War Memorial build
iue. Miss Esther Teichmann. city
nurse, explained In . message to the
council that children treated viii be
from relief families ana from . few
borderline families In Bismarck and
children from relief families who
were not treated ct the rural schools
Several members volunteered . gtve
necessary assistance.
Miss susan v. sheafter. supervisor
q nursing service q the Bismarck
hospital, appeared In behalf Of thu
North Dakota Nurses association
asking that the Community Council
aid Ia arousing interest Of member
clubs In the general meeting 70 b<
held here during the visit Of Mis-
Ethel swope, New York City, m.
tional director Of the American
Nureet association. Ais Swope'l
y,sit WIN Be announced through the
press - Win also the general meet.
ine 20 which alumnae Of the Bis.
marck and q. Alexius hospitals. thu
staff physicians and lay people are
invited. Miss Swope's visit = beine
made 70 inspect hospitals and nurstne
schools Or North Dakota.
The proposal 70 sponsor = com.
munity dance, made ct the October
meeting. Vas turned down, . large
majority Of delegates reporting theil
orrauisatons @ not In favor q thu
entertainment.
A balance Of tos6o2, divided 1nte
tho health fund OF &2o4.62. the schoo
nurse fund Of 4lS2.74 and the gen
eral fund Of 437o16. was reported b
the treasures, Miss Josephine Hosco
In closing tho meeting. Ma. 6. 3
Rosen, vice president who Was Y
cnarge n the absence Of Mrs. ttayne
Baker. thanked the delagetes and
other groups for assisting with tn
North Dakota Anti-Tuberculosas ..
sociation anniversary luncheon. MIS-
Alfred Zugor substituted tor MSl
Clarice Belk, secretary. Thirty Or
eanixetions were represented.
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69Xe1s tQ8uRoO t4A0 OeAS0SSo
other groups for assisting with the
North Dakota Anti Tuberculosis A.
sociation anniversary luncheon. Ms.
Alfred Zuger substituted tor Miss
Clarice Belk, secretary. Thirty Or
Ranixations were represented.
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New Pioneer Daughter
Chapter Is Organized
Officers Of the Burleish county
chapter, Pioneer Daughter Of North
Dakota, ware guests when the MOTION
county group was instituted as .
meeting Of So women held Friday eve.
nin9 6 the Lewis and Clark hotel.
16andan. Assisting with the organ1.
xation and animation With the North
Dakota Federation Of Women'S clubs.
vas Nrs. H. W. McArdle, Fargo. chair.
man 1oe Zone Of the general teder-
alton.
Officers chosen were: Mrs. william
Mccormick, president: Mrs. !. r.
Griffin, first vice president: Mrs..
Harold Jensen, second vice president:
Mrs. Arthur Clarke. recording secre-
tary: Mrs. 8. =. Arthur, correspond.
ins secretary: Mrs. George rord, tree.
surer, and Nrs. +. q. Thayp. histor.
ian.
Mrs. McArdle opened the meeting
and introduced Mrs. Mccormick,
chairman pro tenn In the absence o.
Mrs. L. N. Cary, who was unable to
attend because Of illness.
L was decided to keep the charter
members List open until the next
meeting to occur On the second Fri.
day Of December. Regular sessions
win b held on the second Friday Of
each month a* the new Memorial
building. All pioneer mothers viii
be made honorary members and are
invited to attend business and social
gatherings. Mrs. Charles Rowe. Mrs.
Il. L. Diebert and Mrs. Fred Chase
were named TO serve on the constitu.
ton committee.
During the social hour. three dane
ing pupils Of Miss lone HaagenDen,
dressed IN costumes appropriate for
the pioneer note Of the occasion. gave
. dance routine. Miss verena Hentges
was st the piano.
Bismarck women present were Mrs.
Florence II. Davis, Mira. Minnie L.
shuman, Mrs. b. D. Wetmore and
Miss Marie Huber.
+ + \
Dr.. J. N. Gillette, Grand Forks,
Of the University Of North Dakota
sociology department. conferred With
public instruction department heads
and others here Friday and Saturday
In regard to research work which he
= doing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Maddox Of
Northwood arrived Friday for . few
dayI visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. walter J. Maddox, ~ Sixth
81. They expect to leave for their
home Sunday.
Miss Isabello Humphreys, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. George Z. Hum
phreys, go Eighth st.. = taking .
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Ms:us .vs .no c.~ sr U.,.e " 1891
s wu.sa A4ps'1 s.u4x rI... 49,
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Arriving from Los Angeles. Calf,
Friday evening to make their home IA
Bismarck were Mrs. r. G. Rosen and
son, Gerald Rosen, and her sou-in.
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hart. They joined r. g.
Rosen, who has made his home here
for several months since opening the
Rosen Service garage. For the pres-
ent, they ars making their home Of
the Patterson hotel.
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Mr.. and Nrs. Jerome Maddox Of
Northwood arrived Friday for . few
days' visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Afs. walter J. Maddox, ~ Sixth
81. They expect to leave for their
home Sunday.
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ton. wife Of the governor elect, was
entertained at luncheon during hsr
stay II Bismarck Friday By Mr.. and
MIS-. Walter J. Maddox, ~ Sixth
st. Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Maddox and Mrs. Howard
Wood. After luncheon. the party
visited the Capitol and the state peni-
Tertiary. Governor ELECT and Mrs
Noodle left late In the afternoon for
Jamestown.