The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | ~ SATURDAY, JUNE 2i, 1924 | I heceby. far peanee myself DIC KINSON Is as a candidate for County | BUILDING UP Treasurer of Burleigh County) at the Primary Election to be | ea Jane 20th, 1924. ial institutions in as North Dakota. Your Vote and influence will be appre- ciated. C. ISAMINGER, Arena, No. Dakota. (Pol, Adv.) T hereby announce myseif! , as candidate for County! * Treasurer of Burleigh County! at the Prim: ary i held June 25 had 3 years c tte 's office ¢ Your vot ine ence will be appreci-| ailbert: Haugen. (Poi. Ady Patent Stoppers Cappingmachines, Caps, Tes ters, Automatic Bottlers, etc Cook by Electricity. It is Cheaper. Supplies of all kinds If you want something Good, Jessie M. Van Hook Candidate For * Register of Deeds Burleigh County Prim Election Get [t From C. O. PETERSON H17-9th St Phone Bismarek, N. Dak 4773 experience, > will be appre- ciated. «Pol, Adv.) Use it ay a guide. INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN TICKET PRIM: Me ELECTION, THOMAS. PATI... To the Voters of For Gover R. A. NESTOS..... Burleigh County. For Lieutenant Governor — FRANK PLOYHAR.. For Auditor If you believe in economy JOHN STEEN.. eee For Treasurer JOHN O. LYNGSTAD. and service vote for _ FRED SWENSON for the re-election to the of For Comm Insurance. SIMON NENG For Commisy Labor. PH A. KITC nin PX] JOSE For Ruilroa is Commissioners M. H. LYNCH office of Register Deeds. For Sonator, 27th Di P.G. HARR For Members Distrtet— ROBINA MOSES...... Leg A Native Son of Burleigh County. J. M. THOMPSON... HP. (Political Advertisement) ASSELSTINE (Pol. Adv.) “+, Capital $100,000 Thcorporatéd 1891. See.picture on Bank Building. ‘ [tation of the legitimate play «the! girt she had been at first meeting | "i ( R didate is assured, these and semi-offi-] Olson 55,798 as compared oRRS 56,611] ful transmitting stations are in Mos. ioe So of the foremost, her lover, OLSON VICTOR cial figures today showed. polled by his nearest’ opponent, Tom{ cow. sereen and stage stars in Europe] Ivor Novello, a young English aé- _OVER DAVIS] the feiss, hich included Henne. Soo tor, will be seen as the lover. This as the latest Griffith offer- under release by For Sale— Choice Canarie ion ut their first n Singers, Imported German lover carries it t Rollers. Jacob Bull, Dickin- all oh wan derings aS a sus! 7 son, N. Dak. Box 728. , after Cook by Electricity. It is Clean. G. L. SPEAR Candidate for Burleigh County Treasurer 1 | Davis of Minneapolis. {pin official count, the state canvas: will mark his first motion picture Seren eae AT THE 1. work in America and it is quite] St. Paul, June 21—With the official | ing board's in 47 and the county can- oe et Judge of the | tn naniing his n otoplay| possible he will: be received with in county returns from Mon-|¥88sing board's in thesothers, gave] Three of the world’s most power- : Supreme Court production “The much acclaim by the people of his = STATE'S ATTORNEY of Burleigh W. L. SMITH Ihn't it about time to have some | one in this offlee besides Allen or McCurdy? Answer this by voting | for Smith at the primary. | (Pol.’ Adv.) G. B. SPEAR Pledged to support The Independent Pro- gram of Sound Gov-~ ernment and Lower portunities Taxes. ages that P. G. HARRINGTON FSO Take this to the Polls THOMAS HALL CONGRESS He Stands For: Reduction of The Taxes. Also ¥or Laws that will give the Farmer the same op- tries have secured in Na- tional Legislation. Mark Your Ballot Thus. Congressman) 2nd District ) with you. Pot. Adv. and advant- other indus- Former employee in the office Eeonomy, Service and Cour- tesy to the taxpayers of the Mark Your Ballot - THOMAS HALL (X) 'b (ih i JOHN STEEN Republican Candidate For STATE AUDITOR YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATED. Pol. county. \ P. G. HARRINGTON (Pol. Adv.) Your Vote Adv. John O. Lyngstad | Candidate for the Republican nomination for State Treasurer Primary Election June 25th, , 1924. Has eight years experi- ence as Deputy State Treas- urer and will give efficient | service at minimum cost. MANDAN THE STATE state’s Lemke and cohorts if we do not new experiments. Dakota and the Seandinavian-American PLANTS. It is estimated it will take 25 years to clean up the mess of debts left by Townley, Frazier And Be Appreciated. Will Help DANCE-TONIGHT Heart River Pavilion RAIN or SHINE DONT T URN BACK TO FAILURES VOTERS: mor i Remember the Past: Think of the Future Before Townley came the state owed $200,000; now it owes over many millions. iThe' state was looted of aillions of dollars in the ‘Townley Consumers Stores, Secandinavian-American Bank Home Builders and kindred enterprises; don’t - let this hapen again. enter on The League Campaign Is One of Deceit They promise a neWadeal, but the same crowd will cont rol the state if the League tickét j is put Back i in power. The laws safe-guarding investment of public funds w as changed by the League to allow the Bank of North Bank to tie up millidns of dollars of school districts and taxpayers’ money in shady transactions. Elect the League ticket and you open the way for the old scandals again. , With the state twenty millon dollars in debt THE LEAGUE PLATFORM DECLARES FOR MORE FLOUR MILLS, STOCK equal PACKING” ee ig STATE - OWNED COAL MINES AND EE UPL EINE VOTE FOR THE NESTOS.TICKET AND KEEP SAFE THE CREDIT AND grap NAME OF YOUR STATE, BUBLEIGH COUNTY INDEPENDENT. REPUBLICAN CARE AN COMMITTEE. (Political Ad.)