The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1918, Page 6

- To! the Editor of The Bismarck Trib- FRECKLES ‘AND- HIS FRIENDS THE POOR KID HAS HIS TROUBLES. By Blosser ——___—i DIDN'T Youre ; TEACHER SAY AN' N-MAY FACE IS ANNTHING ABOUT ALL SORES (T3. 2 No~ B- BUT TW KIDS ALL GOT "RQUND ME T’ WATCH ME SWELLS GEE WHIZ, FRECKLES, DUITIT HORT? HAUHE DUZIT HURT G i roeceies?? ) age SQUIRREL FOOD AT THAT PRICE IT OUGHT TO BE GENUINE. By Ahern RUMMY RHYMES woe WELL- IF IT AINT- WVE BEEN DONE OUT OF TWO- , GEE THATS A WHOPPER ! — AS \T @ REAL DIAMOND BENNY 2 LOOK Georct! Loon! DIAMOND RING! LETS SEE IT AGAIN Yeu! SWELL HUH 2 “YOUVE NEVER SAID A 4, Years" THE OLD MAID TO HER POLLY RANTS. THE PARROT SQUANKED, DRY | . UP- AWHILE, | AND GIVE A BLOKE A CHANCE! r otNG cael CHESTNUT CHARLIE By Blosser WHERE WAS RID GOING D wind RIP VAN, WHEN HE WAS In- WINKLE ao NEST a my OW NES, }BowL Quite : CONSIDERABLE ‘THE BRANCH THAT WILL BRING KAISER 10 TIME’ WRITES Bismarck Boy Describes Work in| Aviation Section of U. 8. Signal Corps. Referring to his department of the service as ‘the branch that will bring the kaiser to time,” Private Thomas M. Jennings of Bismarck writes the following interesting letter from the Aviation ranch camp in Virginia: une: I'am writing to you with the idea that there might be some one in Bis- marck that would like to hear from a .Bismarck boy that is in the avia- tion station of the signal corps, the branch that is going to bring the central powers to terms. I'am in an aero construction squad- yon, We are building roads and dig- ging sewer ditches at present. All the buildings are built by con- tract here. But when we get to France we will have a chance to work at our trades, we: expect. All the drilling we have had so far is; just enough so they can, manage ug:in a military manner. dt may be nice to be in a company ofome boys. But 1 have found it nice to be in a company: of boys trom all parts. of the good old United States, It-4s fun to get some joke on some fellow, because he is from some state that has ways of its own. {North Dakota is, represented. by two, both of us from Bismarck or near it. Clarence Christianson is the other and his address is Baldwin. At present I am working in the of- fipers’ mess hall as. assistant cook. [ get every other day off to myself, and twenty-five cents extra a day from the officers. We all expect to see France within the next few weeks, and we all would like to get there as fast as they can send us there. The more [ see of the other states, the better I think of North Dakota. At least since I left Jefferson Barrack to go:to Texas and from Texas here. Vir- ginia has Texas heat but not North Dakota. Virginia is having the coldest winter in forty years I am told. Mud,! snow, rain and near zero weather all in the same week. ;One of the scarcest things in New- pert News, which is seven miles from. here is water. Due to the war. Army camps have ‘been put on the same mains. Water cannot be drawn on the second floors, I am told. Christmas vacations have been extended in the schools of Newport and Norfolk be-| cause of the shortage of coal. Well I will close hoping to be able to write from.a distant land next time. Priv. THOMAS M. JENNINGS, 59 Aero Construction Squadron, Aviation Branch, Va. et | MANDAN NEWS. | < Bismarck Visitor--Mrs, B. D. Row- ley visited in Bismarck on Saturday afternoon, Z Almonites Here.—Fanker G. H. Au: derson“and’ E.“E. Templetom ot Al- mont were'in Mandan on Saturday at: tending’ to ousiness matzers. BR COM tanto iar Dts : The Tribune 2 ‘ -{-where he’ is recognized as ove of the|tax question and had callers every Mits Baich to Hazelton—Miss Laura] leaders in his city and community. He) day. Balch has left. for Hazelton, her home, takes an active part in politics and Morton coun where she has accepted a position. It is an able speaker. My. 'F ig expected she will not return to Man-j been at Fargo on business, dgn. Miss Balch is a graduate nurse days, and stopped off in Mundan on until night, “Tow far “Seven miles ** Well—supposin’ ) it to camp, brother?” s the crow flies.” erow’s walkin’ with a load like this.’ of the Mandan hospital and has veen|his return home to look after busi- in Mandan or several years. ness affairs. Ir. and Mrs.|- Mrs. Entertained at Cards.— Pfaender Home—Mrs. Max q fever entertained care clu} Pfaender returned home Sacurday ‘riday evening a’ eir home on], ra ghi i eeu ae Fourth avenue Northwest front Washington, DD. C., were she — with her husband had been spending Sites, in Bismarek— Mrs, Willtant’ tho winter. ‘fr. Plaender, who 18 as McDonald spent Saturday afternoon ,;,. i Sor i smarel is: we oa sistant superintendent at the North- st Bismar ck hadi Be with relatives. ern Great Plains Field station, will not ae returned home Saturday evening. | ie able to return home until Febru- Banker Johnstone in Bismarck-Bank- @'Y 1. er R, S. Johnstone cf the Merchants can 1 y i ms Goes to Leavenworth—Dollan O’Niel National bank, was Lismarcic on « < ‘ Be at sae eg, departed on No. 2 Friday night for Safurgay a ternoon ransactins busi: 7 savenworth, k where he has en- 38m ess |listea in the signal corps of tne U. S. League Meets Today—The Child's, army. Roy Kennelly and Allen Key Conservation league mee! at tae left this morning on No. 4 and will be home of Mrs. William Mackin this af-|joined by Mr. O'Niel at Leavenworth. teffooti at three o’c Leagu 3} All of the men have enlisted in the members are requested to bring their; Signal corps. knitting with them. County Papers Farmers’ Institutes.—Farmers’ Named.—At the} stitutes will be held mencing , meeting of the county commissioners |Morrow at a number of th: yesterday. afternoon the Mandan Pi-| towns west of ™ » Th oneer, Republican and The Flasher| farming agent, *. Hustler were named the county offi- Prof. B. B. Bobb of Haynes, cial. papers for the ensuing year. ters, professor of animal bus at the agricultural colieg2, y. J. Bross, man-| Osterhaus, state dairy commis ager of the Western Union office of| will lecture at the institutes. this city, resigned Saturday and will} schedule as arranged is 4s follows in the very near future depart for) Tuesd at Hebron, Wednesday the east, where he will be placed in| Glen Uliin, Thursday at Aln * Bross Resigned.— Mail All Subscriptions charge of another office. day at New Salem and Saturday at oe — *, | Judson. ‘t. SON Glen Ullinite Here—Michael Tschi- : ens t th Oya 9 Mage }da, prominent real estate mun of Glen} Income Tax Man Leaves.—Income oO e Ww Me . Ls Ullin, was in Mandan the : part) Tax Agent Westerveld has closed ono 0, OF CR of last week attending to busin mat-| of the busiest of the two weeks’ work e e ey) eat ters. Mr. Tschida was one of th2 pi-| relative to the income tax quéstion Circulation De it oe a ‘oneer business men of Manian, but|that he has yet come in contact with seats ae ee : aetqne ‘ ‘ several years ago disposed of his bus-| according to his own tale, Mr. West- iness here and went to Glen Ullin,| erveld is well informed on the income He said: that if the people of, nty didnot learn about the , ida had! tax law there is sémething wrong, as a few his office was packed from morning . 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