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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26
AT THE MOVIES
Virginia Bruce, Native
Of N. D., Stars in Film

Following the success Of Men in
White" the medical drama in which
Clark Gable and Myrna 10y scored
one OF their greatest hits, Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer brings to the Para
mount screen, starting Wednesday,
its new story Of hospital life. so
ciety Doctor" In the new feature
the romance within hospital walls is
played by Chester Morris and Vir-
gir1ia Bruce.
Society Doctor" in which a life
time of love, drama and pathos is
crowded into the brief span Of eight
hours, tells the story Of Or. Morgan,
chief inferno in an emergency hos
pital, and Of his friendly enemy,
DR.. Ellis, and their competition for
the love Of Madge Wilson, a pretty
nurse.
The new drama is said to be re-
plete with thrilling action from its
opening sequence to its final fade
out, with the high point Of the story
occurring when DR.. Morgan is shot
BY q gunman in the hospital. When
all the surgeons Of the old school re.
fuse to operate in order to save his
life. DR.. Morgan directs his own
operation on himself, with his rival,
Or. Ellis, welding the knife.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26
Murder Thrill Film
Coming to Capitol

A melodramatic murder mystery
thriller guaranteed to send chills
creeping down the spine comes to
the Capitol Theatre on Thursday un-
der the title Of 1.-THE White Cocka-
too"
The attempts Of two bands Of GRIM
inals to steal q young American girls
fortune, lead to three murders, the
kidnapping Of the heiress and an at
tempt on the lives OF several others.
An American engineer, aided by a
cockatoo, finally solves the killings
and other mysterious happenings in
the spooiky French hotel.
Jean Muir has the role Of the heir
ess whose past is wrapped in mys-
terry, and who has habit of appear
ing In two places at the same time, q
coincidence which Is not explained
until the end Of the story.
Ricardo Cortez plays the part Of the
engineer lover.
Comedy relief Is injected into the
intense and thrilling action by Ruth
Donnelly, In the role Of an eccentric
American school teacher who man
EGGS to get herself Isixed up in the
mystery through her habit Of sroop-
Ing about.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

A new non-combustible motor, de-
signed especially for the boats Of
coast guard unit engaged In chasing
liquor smugglers, has been tried out
successfully under tho supervision Of
q government committee. The motors
are Of the w-prcssure naphtha
variety, requiring no carburetor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

A copper vessel containing 1900
silver coins Of the eleventh century.
including pieces from Germany
saxony, Denmark, italy, Persia and
central Asia, was found buried In .
forest near Lake Ladoga, q. s. 8. r.
Paul, MINI.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

A soybean year In drouth stricken
sections Of the midwest is urged by
the federal agricultural department.
to compensate for the shortage Of
seed for hay and pasture crops.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

An oil well in jefferson Davis par
ish, Louisiana, that accidentally be-
came ignited, shot flames in the air
that could be seen at night so miles
ewayf =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

Two men walked into Q shoe store
IN New York's theatrical district and
pointed guns at the manager. A bell
ring. The men paled with fright.
ran out. It waS the telephone.
Evening star., 1935-11-24
FOOD COSTS MORE
THIS THANKSGIVING
General Average Here Held
5 Per Cent Higher Than
Last Year.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Purely unoficial figures put to-
gether by governmental economists in
dicated this Thanksgivings turkey
carving with the stuffing that fol-
lows will cost little more this year
than last-but they aren't prepared
to put it in calories and cents.
Agriculture Department economists
were asked yesterday to prepare an
estimate of the cost Of an average
dinner, as compared with last year
and 1929. There was much head
scratching and lot of small talk, but
no estimate.
Through the combined efforts Of six
persons, including a home economies
expert tentative manu- for q Thanks
giving dinner for six was drawn. This
included fruit cup, roast turkey,
giblet gravy, mashed potatoes, string
beans, cranberry sauce, cider, gelatin
salad. pumpkin pie, coffee, milk, celery
and olives.
Specific Prices Vary.
Specific prices were more difficult,
however, varying according to locality
ana quality.
looking over prices in washington,
one economist said the general food
Average is up at least S per cent in
. the retail stores, compared with year
ago"
Potatoes are 2.5 cents q pound,
&c
but sweet potatoes are to cents,
compared to to cents a year ago
Onions are about the same, to S
cents pound.
The price of cabbage was changed
only slightly. although wholesale
prices are up about one-fourth. How
ever, caulifiower was quoted at 10 to
IS cents head, compared with 20
cents year ago.
Tomatoes Cheaper.
Tomatoes are cheaper-10 cents a
pound, compared to Is cents year
ago. Beets at cents a bunch are
down 3 cents: celery at 10 cents q
bunch, about the same as last year.
Cranberr1eS are up-2O cents
pound now and 1s cents a year ago.
Eastern apples are down cent a
pound Little change was seen in
sweet cider prices.
An advance of about cents q
pound was forecast for turkeys, which
last year were quoted at some mar
kets here at from 26 to % cents a
pound.
Pork roasts, however, which were Is
TO 18 cents last year, are quoted at
about 25 cents a pound at present.
BY picking the right trimmings, an
other economist said, even with the
higher turkey prices. the Thanksgiv-
ing dinner cost should be about the
same as in 1884.
Evening star., 1935-11-24
18 AWAITING DEATH
IN new YORK PRISON
Albert Fish, Torture Slayer Of
Girl, Ends s Months in
Doomed Row Tomorrow.

By the Associated Press.
SING SING PRISON, N. Y, No
venber 23.-Sing Sings death house
tonight holds 18 men.
The oldest is Albert Fish, Sc, tor
ture slayer Of little Grace Budd To-
morrow he will have completed eight
months In a death row cell.
Six of the men have lost motions
for new trials
Cases of the IL others either are
pending in higher courts at Albany
or are being prepared for presentation
there.
Attaches learned today that the
sanity of JEFF Brown, 81, and Percy
Morris, 90, Brooklyn hold-up mur-
derers. has been established.
They are sentenced to die Deem
Der 5.
Evening star., 1935-11-24
U. S. F0RESTERS WATCH
FOOD SUPPLY FOR GAME
Hold TO Sustained Yield" Policy
In Maintaining Wild Life

By the Associated Press.
The antelopes, deer, elk. moose and
mountain sheep don't know much
about such things, but the Forest
Service said yesterday 1t was holding
TO q general policy OF sustained yield"
In game management.
THE objective is to develop and
maintain as much wild life-in CO.
ordination with other forest values
as the forests can support" it said.
lack Of Winter range is a limiting
factor in the case Of certain big game
animals, notably elk"
1t said that where there was an
overpopulation of certain ranges.
game was transported to other ones
or sportsnen were allowed to hunt
at will.
Generally, the Forest Service said
big game animals were holding their
owe in the national forests and the
number had almost doubled in the
last 10 years.
Evening star., 1935-11-24

MIR. AND MRS. OTTO ]. vOIGT,
Who are celebrating their golden
wedding anniversary today ct the
home of their son, Otto D. Voigt,
800 Harvard street. A reception
has been planned for the eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Voigt came to
Washington from Buffalo in 1895
and have resided here since. Mr..
Voigt was employed at the Ma
tional Geological Park for "a years
and retired in 1880. The Voigts
have five children: Mrs. c. S. Cas-
sell, Mrs. Philip A. Regan. George
j. voigt, prominent golfer, and
Otto D. Voigt. There are II
grandchildren.
-a--z=' -Harris-Ewing Photo.
, 1935-11-15
G ADVERTISEMENT

hours prescribed by law Tor the election
Of the following officers. to-vit.
Five Isl Commissioners. one OF whom
shall be designated az Mav1g. the others
y be designated Commissioner Number
one. Commissioner Number Two. Com
missioner Number Three and Commits
sioner Number Four.
2 That said election shall bs held
A. the following places In the City OF
Brownsville, Texas. to-wlt.
In County Election Precinct No rs;
and Fttch's Garage. located a. West Tth
and st. Francis Streets. shall be the
voting place thereof.
In County Election Precinct No. II,
including also that part OF County
Election Precinct No. 3 living within
the city Limits. and Magnolia Filling
Station. located az corner OF III w.
Second and Elizabeth Streets. shall be
the voting place thereof
IN County Election Precinct no. rs.
and u "a. Champion store located on 81
Charles Street. between Sc 5th and 6th
Streets. shall be the voting place there
Of
In County Election Precinct No. ~.
and the Central Fire Station located
a. the corner Of lorh Streets and Adams
Street So. shall be the voting place
thereof
In County Election Precinct No. 90.
and The store building known IA O. Ran
Gel Store located on Sc jefferson Street
az the corne % i4th Street Sc. shall
be the voting place thereof
In County Election Precinct No. Iii:
and Fire Station NO 2 located On 81
RinEgoid Street. between Sc 18th and
, 1935-11-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

1888. levy on certain Real Estate. sit
uated in Cameron County. Texas de-
scribed A. follows. to-wlt.
2256 acres. being all OF Blocks Nos.
20 and ri OF the Harrington Citrus Gar
dens Unit No. 4. a Subdivision OF the
North 340.4 acres o. Survey No. 2sS.
Cameron County. Texas. AZ shown
hy plat duly recorded, and levied
upon a. the property o. J. Cliff
ford Noblett- Western Development
Corporation 2 Valley Properties. Inc
and that on the First Tuesday !n De-
.cember, 1855, the same being the Ord
day OF said month. AZ the Court House
door Of Cameron County. tn the Civ az
Brownsville, Texas. between the hours
or 10 r. M. and 4 p m- bv virtue ~
said levy and said order OF Sale. I viii
sell said above described Real Estate
AZ public vencur for cash TO the highest
bidder. as the property of said J. Cliff
FORD Noblett. Western Development Cor
poration and Valley Properties. Inc
And I'm compliance with laU. Z give
this notice by publication. I'm the Eng
lisn language, nee a week for three
consecutive weeks Immediately proceed
ing said day cf sale, In the Browns
vile Herald n newspaper published n
Cameron County
witness my hand tai sth day OF
November. 1855.
y A. GOOLSBY. Sheriff Cameron
County. Texas.
RN Gustavo Vera. Deputy.
l-4-l5-22-3t-SO4A
, 1935-11-15
RIFLES THRUST
AT BABE RUTH
Former King Of Swat Is
Detained, Then Freed
In Auto Accident

NEW YORK. NOV. Is. Babe
Ruth engaged III a hit-and-run play
quite ~innocently. he explained
laAr-and reached home only after
police had thrust a rifle into his
face.
His automobile struck another in
ReRo Park. Queens. Thursday night
rs the king Of swat was returning
from a game OF golf. He decided the
blow was a bunt instead Of foul and
chose 70 run II out.
Much % his surprise. the police
were waiting for him when he cross
ed the QueenSboro Bridge into Mar
haitian.
Signal 80. signal 81. the police
radio anppuncer had broadcast
"Stop car YN-72-35 heading for New
York. Likely 70 cross Greensboro
Bridge any moment. Signal 32.
Signal 81" means. Proceed with
caution. Quarry may be dangerous.
Hence the rifle reception.
The Babe stepped from his car.
hands IN the air. The covering
patrclman recognized him and gasp
"a.
MaE KATE NJ Laurelton. oWner OF
the al which Ruth struck, had not
recognized him and had notified
police a hit-run mOtorist had struck
his car.
Ruth. taken 70 a precinct sta
ton, waited until Katz arrived. "A
private conversation. an agreement
to settle any damages and a hand
shake followed. Then Ruth went
home.
, 1935-11-15
SHFRTFFS SAIF
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON y

I AHE GAAAE Up IEAAH
COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice = HEREBY Given that hv viz
tue or = certain Order ~ sale issued
out Of the Honorable iQ3rd Judicial
District Court ~ Cameron County on
the 3lst day or October. 1898 by ]. y.
Bishop, Clerk q said Court. for the
sum OF Seven Thousand Mine Hundred
ten and 6f-I00 Dollars. with interest
and costs Of suit. under a JUDGMENT. N
favor ~ WI vi Barker tn a certain cause
in said Court. 40. 1875 and styled w.
y. Barker. VA. ROY Q. Sethman. et WI.
placed IN my hands for service. l. NJ.
"A Goolsby. ss Sheriff or Cameron
County. Texas. did on the Atm dav on
November. 1885. Levy on certain Real
Estate. situated iu Cameron County.
Texas, described as follows. to-wlt. The
North ten no. acres Of Farm Block No.
z as said property appears upon map
entitled Map OF Fl Jardin Suhdigls-
ion az Partition Share 30 W Share 10
Espiritu Santo Grant" said map be-
ing OF record IN the Map or Plat Rec
ords Of Cameron County. Texas. and
levied upon as the property Of Rov C..
Sethman. Mini r. Sethman and North
American Institute. and that on the
First Tuesday Iu December. 1888. the
same being the Ord day or said month
~ the Court House COO OK Cameron
County TIN tile Citv az Brownsville.
Texas, between the hours cf 10 a. m.
and 4 y. m. by virtue of aid levy and
said Order N Sale. will sell said above
described Real Estate az public ven-
due. FOR cash 70 the highest bidder. as
the property Of said Roy G.. Sethman.
Nina r. Sethman VI North American
Institute.
And in compliance with law. I give
this notice by publication. in the Eng
fish language. once a week FOR three
consecutive weeks Immediately preced-
inE said day ~ sale M the Brownsville
Herald. 2 newspaper published IN Cam
ercn County.
witness nav hard this 9Th day of No
vember. 1895.
j Al GOOLsBY. Sheriff
Cameron County. Texas
b. Gustavr Nr~r NrNWtr
ii-s-iS-17-5t-s043
, 1935-11-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

l4th Streets shall Be the voting place
thereof.
In County Election Precinct No. as:
and the residence known a. No. 900 81
jefferson Street. on the corner OF 9th
Street Sc shall be the voting place
thereof.
And 2 following named persons are
hereby appointed managers OF said
election. to-wit:
In County Election Precinct No. is.
Fl l.. Fitch, Presiding Judge. Morris
Clint Asst. Judge, O. z. Dodd. Asst.
Judge. r. NJ -Lambertou. Asst. Judge.
Fitch. CLERK. Mrs. Tom Stevenson.
Clerk n p. Armstrong. Clerk.
In County Election Precinct No. IT.
including also that part OF County
Election Precinct No.. 3. lying within
the City Limits Robin Pate. Presid-
ing Judge: Jas r. Shelton. Asst. Judge.
wilbur bennett. Asst. Judge: Travis
Jennings. Asst. Judge. Antonio Aouso.
ST., Clerk Eulalia TIlertna. Clerk: Juan
B. Tijerins. Clerk. Marina Vera, Clerk.
In County Election Precinct No. is.
". z McDavitt. Presiding judge. Ralph
y. Friedman, Asst Judge. Pedro y.
Morales, Asst, Judge; . l.. Holland, Asst.
Judge, r. a Poiiack, Clerk. Mrs. Louis
Bruiay. Clerk. Mrs. Jack Todd. Clerk.
P J. vivier. Clerk
In County Election Precinct No. 10.
NJ. A. de la Pena. Presiding Judge: e..
NJ Bremen. Asst. Judge. "A. y. Milten-
berger. Asst. Judge Ramon Munoz. ST..
Asst. Judge. Mrs. W. 3. Sudlow. Clerk:
Manuel Z. Tanner, Clerk. Teresa A. Soils.
Clerk. Rosa ID. Cares. CLERK.
IN County Election Precinct No. 90:
Raphael COwHn. Presiding Judge:
George Lockhard. Asst Judge. Frank
Lopez. Asst. Judge. Jose MARTINEZ. ST..
Asst. Judge. Mrs. Pillar Campau. Clerk;
Mrs. Gertrude q. Jones. Clerk: Joe Mar
tinez. Jrr Clerk. Mary Shears. Clerk.
In County Election Precinct No. q:
" p Maher. Presiding Judge. Ford
Lockett. Asst Judge; II. Richardson.
Asst. Judge. r.. "a. Monsees. Asst. Judge;
vi + Dutro. Clerk w. q. Nycum. Clerk:
Morgan Groves. Clerk. S {. Graham.
Clerk.
In County Election Precinct No %
A. Wayne Wood. Presiding Judge. ".
H. Reed, Asst Judge. w. r.. Egly. Asst.
Judge, !. r Tabor. Asst. Judge: Celia
Algeria. Clerk. Bertha Lav!os, Clerk.
Ceiso Onveira. Clerk; Joy Tabor. Clerk.
3 That said election shall b held
under the provisions or the Charter or
the City Of Brownsville. Texas. and
amendments thereto. and the Ccnstitu-
t!on ana Laws OF the State OF Texas.
the u or holding said cleo
ton shall be governed BY the General
Election Laws o. the state OF Texas
q: X is hereby ordered and directed
that said notice Of election be posted
az each Of the above named voting
places In said City Tor Ar least thirty
30 FUN days prior 70 the date o. said
election.
s. I, is further ordered and directed
tlst said notice OF election be pub
il~hrd ln the Brownsville Herald. n news
paper of general circulation. published
iu Brownsville. Texas. and which notice
shah BE- published cuce each week for
four t4l consecutive weeks prior to the
date Of election.
In testimony whereof. witness the
signature of r. + Rentfro. Mayor. City
81 Brownsville. Texas. this 7th day OF
November A. %. 1885.
r % RENTFRO Mayor
Observation-Disclosures
, 1935-11-15

FOR SALE-Radi0, o tube, H. q. "A.
Victor, $1,000. +. Cock, phone AS
r. Cos
, 1935-11-15

EVERY CONSECUTIVE day that n
Herald Want Ad is published II
increases IN result-pulling power.
, 1935-11-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ELECTION ORDER

HNNH AM -
WHEREAS. Section 9 Article Y OF the
Charter or the CITY ot Brownsville. Tex
~. provides that elections contemplated
bv the CITY Charter shall Be conducted
Rs prescribed hy the General Election
Laws 81 the State OF Texas. and said
General Election Laws shall control IA
al municipal elections. except as other
NisC provided md
WHEREAS the General Election Laws
~ the SfaIe oL Texas provide that the
order ordering n city election shall be
issued by the Mayor of said CITY.
II US now. therefore. ordered b. r. 2
Rentfro. Mayor of the City 81 Browns
vile. Texas.
n That a regular municipal election
be held in the City of Brownsville. Tex
a.. on Tuesday. the 10Th day of Deem
Der. "A. ~ 1898. same being The second
TUESDAY IN said month. within the
, 1935-11-15
Brietz Briefs
BY EDDIE BRIETZ

hi EDDIE BhiklL
NEW YORK. Nov. I5-P-Re-
member all that fuss last spring
with Don Faurot OF Missouri ac-
cusing Jack Chcvignv OF Texas with
Turing All the Kansas CITY high
school talent to TeXas2. Wei. ont
Of All those charges and counter
charges came one Missouri foot
CALLED 10 Texas and he's or the
second team.
When Cornell scored that touch
down against Columbia. Gil Dobie
was so surprised he fell off the
bench. Ed Cochrane, Kansas City
sports ed. may referee the Louis
Gastanaga fight in Havana.
What Charlie Dresser wants nom
tuAReos Is a two year contract
and " fat raise Earl MINI. pres
ident OF the Atlanta Crackers. once
sold peanuts In the park he now
controls. After comforting with
Joe Mccarthy for three hours. Con-
ME Mack blandly said: mo trades
were discussed" n.y.. No?
when members Of a Detroit high
school team which hadn't won a
football game. asked their coach for
permission % attend a masquerade
party, he said. Sure. 20 and wear
your football uniforms It's the
best makeup you could get"
The coach OF the Cincinnati
Tigers. semi-pro football outfit, has
70 be careful about telling the boys
20 60 out and fight Every man
or the team Is a professional boxer
Marquette. unbeaten and united,
wants Rose Bowl recognition
and why not?.. Hurry Up Yost
Gals Bernie herman the best Of
fensive coach In football. II a
southeastern conference team goes
70 the Sugar Bowl 10 looks like
Louisiana state.
, 1935-11-15
SHFRIFFS SALT
The STATE or TEXAS
COUNTY or CAMERON

COUNTY or CAMERON
Notice i Hereby Given that tv yir-
tue ct 4 certain Order Of sale issued
ont 81 the Honorable l05rd Judicial
District Court o. Cameron County on
me 3lst day of October. 1885. IVY y. J.
Bishop. Clerk o. said Court. for the
sum 0; Two Thousand -Four Hundred
~SiNty-one I5-i0Q Dollars. with interest
and costs ~ suit under a Judgment.
m favor OF Security Bank a Trust Co.
In 2 certain cause In said Court. No
1888 and STYLED Security Bank &
Trust Cn.. ". y Clifford Noblert. e. al,
placed IN nv HANGS Tor service. H. . Al.
Cooisby. ss Sheriff % Cameron County.
Texas. did on the sth dag of November,
, 1935-11-15
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, 1935-11-15
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, 1935-11-15
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, 1935-11-15

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, 1935-11-15

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-20
Boise Is Speaker for
Auxiliary Broadcast

Mrs. Clarence Guinness, radio chair
man for the Auxiliary to Lloyd spetz
Post No. /, American Legion, an
nounces that Spencer s. Boise, fifth
district deputy Of the American Le-
gion, will speak on "Americanism'
for the monthly broadcast over KFYR
at 7:45 o'clock Wednesday evening. A
quartet composed Of p. r. Jaynes, /.
A. Esko. Bruce Wallace and George
T. Humphreys, accompanied by Miss
Marguerite Kennedy, will sing Incl
dental music for the program.
i i 4
For Mrs. Roy Z. Harris. 40 Fifth
st., whose marriage Of January S at
Aberdeen, s. D., was revealed . week
ago, her aunt. Mrs. NJ. II. Chernich.
sic Avenue A, west, entertained Mon
day evening at q bridge party and
glassware shower. The bride u the
former Miss Ruth z. Paulson. In the
bridge games played ct three tables,
Mrs. r. 2. Casey won the high score
award and the second high score gift
went to Mrs. Z. O. Bailey. Miss
Phyllis Carroll was Mandau guest.
i i
Miss Freda Anderson entertained
members Of her bridge club at dinner
Monday evening ct the Lewis and
Clark hotel coffee shop at Mandan.
The date was Miss Anderson's birth
day anniversary and the club carried
out its custom Of giving . birthday
handkerchief shower. The birthday
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-20

also was honored with q lighted cake
which formed part Of the dessert
course. In the bridge games played
at three tables, the Misses Helen
Brownawell and Betty Roether and
Mrs. Floyd EvaEs received score hon
oFS. Appointments for the dinner
table and the TALES were In the patri-
otto colorS in observance Of the Wash
ington anniversary.
\ = +
Mrs. Mary Clarey, Paramount, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Clarey, Fargo,
left for their respective homes Mon
day after visiting over the weekend
with w. A. Clarey, 800 Seventh st.,
who Is patient at st. Alexius hos
pital. and members of his family. W..
A. and Raymond Clarey both are soma
of Mrs. Mary Clarey. Mr.. Clarey,
who was injured in an automobile
accident, is getting along as well as
can be expected. 1t was reported
Tuesday, and is able to see his friends.
\ X \
Mrs. L. G. Mcdonald, who with
Mr.. Mcdonald will leave for their
new home at Fargo next Saturday.
was complimented at q 100 o'clock
bridge luncheon given Saturday at.
ternoon by Mrs. Ernest F. Penward-
en-. 200 Avenue A. Bouquets Of yell
low jouquils significant Of the ap-
preach of spring marked the lunch
con tables. Mrs. Mcdonald received