The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE — WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1924 4 decided to film th he di i b' | Gaines; States Att y, J. R. Kelly, DEMOCRAT ON | Camera Clock Witt Eliminate All Disputes at Olympic Games WRIGHT FILM | ScceSCieg sorters con saci cera aatrte|aieg. ate Alger ie | Brsheote Many of the characters in had prepared in the cave fully sented the state's side of the case. \ |the book still reside in thé mile ed the contention of the d Their arguments revolved .around STAND ELL , high city, and an abundance of tech- that he would not personally app |nical detail and atmosphere was to argue the merits of the case. questions raised by the defense as to j available to the actors in the picture. stant Attorney-General J. B. Senators Wrangle Over Ques- lity of Higginbotham and his sentence on Sunday. Pieturzaton of F of Famous Nov- iT ABERTSL, AYER elist’s Book Is Made You're in Good Company ° Oil tioning of Chairman of have bought Harold Bell ‘o-- Why Hesitate Longer? 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' ee UNDERTAKING |] | PARLORS i z Down at the Electric Plant are men working every Licensed Embalmer in . Charge. Day Phone 100 Night Phones 100 or 687 minute of’ the day and night to insure you continuous service. Back of those men stand the reserve resources of turbines, generators and boilers that are regulated , to ¢arry any demand you may make, be it heavy or light, without wasted energy. The State Department of Agriculture and Labor an- nounces that Mr. Herman Brocopp will act as special State Free Employment Agent with offices at the Bis- marck Implement Company, where Mr. G.'N. Nelson is manager, to handle farm labor generally during the month of April. His Phone Ne 965 — Chevrolet Touring Car $598 “SERVICE TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY” -THAT IS OUR SLOGAN AND WE HOPE ‘YOU WILL REMEMBER IT WHEN YOU NEED ELECTRICITY. ; A DELIVERED. : | The state law provides this service-is free to both . The World’s Lowest Priced Quality. employer and employee. Automobile. | JOSEPH A. 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