The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1927, Page 2

_PAGE TWO *RICHARDTON 5 PLAYS CHICAGO CAGERS TODAY St. Mel, 1925 Champs, to Meet Stark Co. Men in National Catholic Cage Meet Cagers from St. Mary’s School of a hard battle r hands to win their first High di rdton will have » the National Catholic w St. Mel, of Chi r northwest team started on] into the second bracket this | Imed § eno match | nents and ‘il te rwards | cht anding aa games. The final eve i between St winner at nt, Which will meet St. of Pittsfield, Mass. | Hard luck ady has laid hands | outstanding team, Am- Iowa, dispatcl.es eve of its clash w on brose of Davenport, On the Salle high he sick men ure Resen- d, who has throat trouble uard, who has been ubout a FREE TICKETS T0 AUTO SHOW WILL BE GIVEN Varied Entertainment Pro- gram Planned For Event— Will Be Held March 25-26 { Free tickets to the Mandan Auto mobile show on Saturd Mare in when the city will a holds its monthly “Good Will Day" wi given out-of-town visitors, members of the ca ittee in charge of the uffair decided yesterd is to start aturday dealer: e in putting over tu proeram, Nearly 100 pri will” with the drawing to the Chamber of Com- corner at 1:30 in the after- merce noon. ed entertainment program ~has been planned for the Automo- hile show. Friday afternoon, Me- Phee and Smith will present a’ song and dance Leonard McMahan, | tenor, will as will the Mandan | quartet and Cl: Peltier, “the In- dian Nightinga Friday evening,| Roy Young will Smith and } will and Attorn e a brief ta program v Saturday evening at the quartet contest, to be) t over station KGCU, will be} h quarets from Almont, Ha- w Salem, Mandan, Flasher| —— “lt Personal and i |in the CI , Was served, Mr. | Separates ‘Siamese |dinand Alsleben of near | Was nor! 7) healthy Western | Moto: Auto company; Mot v5, ’ jon rath: 3 Lahr Motor {spa I be allotted Every concern plans te tory representat |Minot Man Killed in Fall Down Stairway Myron Stiler, sentenced to The S$ lead all w Henry indtmann Social News of = || HOMEMAKERS TO MEET The Mandan Homemakers club will} Le. be ent ned Saturday afternoon ambe 8 | with Mrs, R. V J. Smith us hostes: man will have charge of the pro gram which includes a talk on poul- try. Members who a interested in the millinery project are especially requested to be present. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY ANNI- lh Vv ARY The sixty-fi birthday anniver- sary of M Hunke was celebrated Tues evening when 24 frees ts gathered at his home. played d Bridge was) ring the evening and. lunch | ft | hands, Hunke rec umber of yifts. RETURN FROM NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gress have re- turned from Binghamton, N, steal they have been visiting fo ‘al weeks at the home of Mr. sister, Mrs. F, T. Manniny SISTER ILL Miss Mabel Stensrud, superinterd- ent of the Deaconess h i been led to of her sister. The A its regula of Pythias hall o’elock, ing 2 n this evening IN FARGO M. Hanley is spending a lays in Fargo transacting business TERS HOSPITAL Francis Klein has entered the Deaconess hospital for treatment. Delicate Operation Twins’ in Minnesota tian’ uccessfully separat tion here re who is preparing an article the’ case for medical publi tions, Dr. Holm, who operated on ‘el daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Fer- New Au- eeks after the children’s ed the babies were the center of the abdomer mother is 18 years old and the twins re her first born. “The case was unusually interest- ing, and the operation was a very delicate one,” Dr. Holm said, “The babies were joined together at the center of the abdomen. The part joining the bodies was four inches in diameter and, although each baby HALLIDAY WILL TAKE PART IN ; STATE TOURNEY Injunction against High School League unless Halliday were tournament w’ i cided to Ho | championship pionship | ago, but last week Stanton protested |.° Crp, the result of the game. county town declared that the score was Mandan Vicinity | :istxei"we" morning when Columbys high school URE eecstaerlt anor 2 A » M ny OW vl S: | | seve charged | should not be r ing ed over a | ers refused to meet them, é and declared that they had never been given a chance to answer ges. It was also alleged that the otherwise and each had Separate intestinal tracts, the intes: tomach of the other when cried or exerted itself. The Ii also were join The little oe have been dis-j| chargd from the hospital and are} and normal in every way. Dr. Holm said. The; i ive; and a half pounds at birth. 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