The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1924, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE and glamour of the PAGE SIX Ee ay human hearts Ih SILENT Declines to Make Known Atti-| , tude on Vice-Presidency If Tendered AT THE” one CAPITOL time that he ex acter in the Way of a from Emerson Hough’ of that name, pop: tions. of a Man” tells the ttlers crossing the o the heart of the lds. Other in t Oshorne are A Harold Miller, Chet & chorse, Kathryn Appleton erous tribes of Indians from t nment it ‘ation at , well, It he shown tonight at the Capitol Theatre, nonina-| Dakota G. A. R. St. Paul, Ww. Ss. Court aftern has been a candidat Presidential ne June 12. -Federal Judge)" ny sitting: in fident that he would not b ted. } Devils Lake, MAJORITY ie OR PAR NLEVE : in t left, | Hawkes, es aE Minnew national Farge Ashelman, Economy In | Car Ownership! WS BO srmal and I June econd to the , won third place giving as her tion “The Revolt of Mother,” y Mary E, Wilkins. Miss Miller also took part in, the ual recital given 4 mand of t which make ¢ the reduce the operation manufacturer Chek aa) » club and vocal sele ug Others who took part in the con- test were: Edith Hablutzel, William | Dickhoff, Theodore x At The Movies | IE ELTINGE Broadway know 1 Continuous is its life its pulse heats ceaselessly. At all hours of of the day, Dance at Wildwood tonight. shown ereen TYPEWRITERS OF ALL MAKES, Rented — Repaired Bismarck’ pewriter Co. 20 ad wi After Dark” the Hnemonent Davia’ anelo: picture to reveal via th of the world’s show that be Great White cowboy dof 7 eon of thi Osborne, n to give a number of Names Officers] _crry News < |) FORMER LOCAL. WOMAN DIES Birth A baby girl was born to Mr. Mrs. Grant Helming of 4 and. Mrs. James Fogerty Sue- z cumbs in Montana after] aupsunrense 2] a well! Mrs. James Fogerty, a former resident of Bismarck, died Monday in Great Falls, Montana, of cancer, at the age of 51 years, to word received here. y and family came to out 1910 about three in condition followin, Peritonitis set. in Mr Mason i operation the operation known Elk Bismarck ¥ Adinitted tal for tres Mrs. Foger Bismarck here until Iso returned to the city!= iT w lisa the last three active member Fogerty , Minn luskys . Pred E q children, Margaret and Jane Richard and Robert. girls were employed even Admitted to Hospital Admited for tre nt at the St. Two of the n the state Meet at Elk’s Hall at 7:15 p. m. Saturday Nite for short concert, account Elk’s Flag Day Exercises. Be There. WEAK LUNGS y. Wyatt, Leeton, Mo a bad Jessie M. Van Hock Candidate For Register of Deeds Burleigh County Primary Election June 25th, 1924. Five years experience Your vote will be appre- ciated. (Pol. 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