The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 7

a FRI DAY, NOVEM MBER 6, 1995 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE . PAGE § ’ N Ne " j Q 7 ee ever, the next day SU } Jant. ‘The young ladies of the con-! and cameo with — ke ‘| vy? ‘ e ; e é Nants had time r 3 yaition had very nicely decorated r oil ‘s “en . gloat over their they ¢ basement) with 7 y wadpiven at the % s roy cir prope 5. orves lea Tine y Was given and i a 5 < . y communities ¢: by t rif i “ re tke = | youll, cheny in connection, A large . | . ' ‘ sand J. 1. ve vable time. f : \ :MALB HELP WANTED i ALE s s hipping as Williams entertained Published by ASraDeeeest bein ts Nations Pictures, Inc., and Frank | WANTED fen and, women to wa| ‘he is i ROUSE mole ; Nee nee NN m. Ki od 1 fagetion tast weeks | 8 few fri vy home halo ce o' rr i ic. | Rarber trade, Great demand, big! 3 modern house, including 2) 7 dland, r y n nof North, night. An enjoyable evening? was joyd Productions, wages. Few ‘weeks completes, Cate | Class id Advertising Rates | b von hatdosd floors, tall hi oto U why paper! by fie seve pers shes: wiek " aloy and special offer free. Moler insertion, 25 words or Z ent, 50 foot got, for 83,900, sg py. eh gen spent the week CHAPTER VIII. (Continued) | The Countess Courteau was not.| Barber College, Fargo, N. D. UNdee eee ceee nse eee$ 89 |]. food terms The ich family have with Miss Viola Hagen, ‘A similar epithet was upon his| Offended. Had it mot'been for that | it 2 insertions, {1¢ ROOM modern house, ; n reported to-be ill with” diph- | She returned to her heme in Painte former partner's tongue, Linton | Pressure upon his shoulder Phillips | WANTED Under veceeeesecevees 6B Pi feast bad re hoalss alk ee ee a \ Hooda in nen utes was saying to himself, “Old Jerry's] Would have believed that his words | | hotel at N. D. 3 insertions, 25 words or i take iman & Gale d. eclictaclore| anquet ea Hlolicachurs mde tnjoying life now, but wait till his} had gone unheard, for she entirely ' letter to 3 Clooten, | 5 under . veesseeee AB PT Quarter section ofland. | bike uiry were nny improvine day, the 6th, Ma fre goes out and it starts to rain." | ignored them. i Sixth Stree : 1 week, words or un- {doors to open, but there was only one fie se able li nd to speak. A large é ". He chuckled maliciously and then |, Night! Wind! Storm!” she said, | WANTED Good cook, 1 der wee 1.26 that would d to right whore he will reccive s expected to hear h rehearsed a speech of curt refusal] im a queer meditative tone, “They | at Hutfman’s confeetiun Ady over 25 words, 20 andl ele onenad pee atment iny friends has been a great deal of for use when Quirk came to the tent | stir the blood, don’t they?’ tional per word, : ‘ hope that he will not hye left a erip concerning oil in town and begged shelter from the weath- * . a 800M partly imedern hou: i ful supernatu ple, though se the outcome is lately. One of the wells here seems tr. There would be nothing doing, TADY LUOKWANTE a CLASSIFIED DISPLAY . 0 foot lot, for $1 doubtful. to pump out gasoline and ~andther 1 oxi made pn ie tia to that; he Bree LUGE. Pa Weite Kildeer | ATES agit uction a a at ane walle mee iF ban fe eine en : tried several insults under his breath, Lé No, Dak. | siness wi Hire Sto Biss formed to look after the matte then he offered up a vindictive pray Cafe, Killdeer, No. Dak. 65 Cents Per Inch busine will i olden ied family aire pre to Bis- formed to look after the matter tr for rain, hail, sleet, and snow. ¢ Wants for general house-|} All classified ads are cash land. ley Bie iltone ss i vr friend, WILD ROSE howling Dakota Dlizzard, he decided, | 7 > work. rd. {p advance. Copy should be Jj) 6 RhooM Lae Or the tee rathees a lone uso » teaching , é Saviiio ind eg ould exactly suit iim. He was a : a received by 12 o'clock to in pment, front Mrs. JM. Bertholf was. in Hon. spent last week-end were Sunday ' be Trusty fon pe vers, bet whatever sure Insertion same ‘day. oo es for 3 gare} f the entertainment andrhad Easten's mother, Mrs. C.) eu ‘Thompson: home, appeal may have lacked in polish Or ad, on te series of stunts el W. HH. Brownawell, accompanied by ‘ it rinde up in cammentiess, fot waver THE GEO. M, REGIS eee ae hte | Mrs John auygain re his daughter: Helen’ and. Miss Mary did petition carry aloft’ a_ greater ; a BISMARCK TRIBUNE zw | nt- Pe association | (eatment ia Meteait, made a business trip to Bis: © HMB «weight of sexening than di fis, F ; SALE OR TRADE— ; PHONE 22 a "PERSONAL FE Or eae NIC mie : for the skill ns baccu in a stewpan, . - ZY hotel located’ at Zap, N. D. EPILEPTICS—This treatment guar- nscind demonstrations with the | Friday evening. skillet had been divited with : ry CSS ‘ hotel bargain that it will anteed,.to stop’ seizures or money the grate? quplls gave a cold chisel and neither half was of pay you to investigate, Good town, | returned, Nor bromides, narcolits. | some wf their language ‘aud reading WING the slightest use to anybody. After good location. Write Tribune No. | | Try at our risk. Munter Labors lessing, “MEX ‘ anigle: was Miss Fave the wee te Hat aaten he pilot-bread, after 10 £ edroom | /tories, 9v0 Scott, Little Rock, Ark in ch rf hour. The )end with ber friend Morothy T ne had drunk his cup of bitter tea ‘ set, in mmode, dres' : T-17-¢! highly pleased | dorf in the country. held at and crept into bed, he was prompted | _ It Was out; he realized in a panic | >> boll Mg BORRD _W = ing table a + rocker and) mee Emery E, returned from the usual routine to amend his prayers, for he discov- | that his whole secret was hers. | aN Painter tel eon wun | straight el Ste nace ents and patrons, south Dakote ie hasbeen sted. AML the men fre = ee! an; c ard a | 0-20- eve ald Rertholf, ss down to his back ex ited ait ais Mankets. wert not ko" | He shook his head. amily or will consider $$$ rt ‘poiret udiex' | Jamestown Collage, spent the week: | atnined, reports that the doctor Suiyder of Bismarck fiefaction of is Spine i ‘ven the] “Lucky for you; it would be a be reason: | BILE—MOTORCYCLES _ | : end with his parent ed Ninn a 1 nd with the heme must feel the want even more dente ? wine ay OE ae | L-tf peal, Seguns ood Tae OE—LIVONA Ait at with Mise. aletee hes th ¢ wa k ? ’ ri ” be ndition. Or will consider | GLENCOE—LIVO: ized anc iss MeGee, Stanton, who teaches the than did he failed tp warm him <uth hat do you make of me?’ ed | z f 4 ; choal 4 f suffi- ? rin trade, Inquire | Uomust aet at onee as they will) Mr and Mrs. Milford Noyes are! the: primary conductor Grove school, boards now at ientlv for thorough comfort. Tom ee ae 2 oe man ie ie e Ph LL WANTED. | zie tee 113. | quick MQ each, Values to: ‘ friends and) looking They will have their rehearsal i ‘ instead of delve ii cs ts vo Phas: ¢ it, in good Pra 43 rain came—what purpose was served consider mer How have I im- or tleslady Malm's jee Stution. | FLORIDA F \t { by retributive justice’ unless a fellow Leash atone Speak 1 Leen eri reference, Fhone 97 11-! t | Broware ' Time y * stayed on the job t . F se ent. You're a clean-minded, ae inant oA as. | Burbage hon ’ unity, Truth to say. this seltdental cost | UmSophisticated boy. I'm curious to: | TWO cats rte aie ana vole | nearby | 4, Me J. Stramer and H. Weastrusa of -H. Rnowles and due Be ' him little, for 1 : hear— ning By est Room 2 | Hazelton were out Tuesd nd put ¢ he Lambert heme in a here, a chill with ead the tent eee | “iL can't speak like a boy,” he said, | _swer Tribune No A iit Saal “ atthe Jahn Wide tes | Suey, sam Le é \ damp. Linton became aware, ere Bravelys but wih more hee) 2 et ROOMS FOR RENT moses OR eENS “Chsies Tmporied appearance of ice in the. attended the at Wilton Sutur- | tained at their home Sunday, Mr. and long, that be coukin't go t9 sleep.| not a boy Not ahy. longer” [FOR RENT—Four nice, clean sleep an i 579 | man Holler’s and Hartz, Mount Vetween. Lt ye They oll renert @ soot] Mrs, Kad. Eiligit and ehiidegns, 00 and Butoh ne sone Trost! “Oh yes, you are! You're fresh | can bao we | Nake housek neers ood five room house at! tse native singers, Cag taken ou whe has teon| and ars : ! ‘ 1 then he chaser doles. But even) and wholesome and honorable and | 2" Ve Need Or nt tee Must be moved off | Botts Snson, Ne Dake i ght RR HANTE| 3 own, raunened foe course, his blankets served no pire —- Well, only boys are that. What Gentlemen preferred. Phone 106¢ Bis fall oe tei Be o D * uN the we ation to visit her pose whatever. He and Old Jerry | ud, Seem to you! Inquire _46_Main Heo ‘ eae bait! FOR SALE Pure bred duroe boars | omd with ie pg ee MERE owe Jerry | ony eatre'a cheortleon. ‘There’ Inquire 46 Main. M31 | Ist HB Pure bred duroc boars} "4 jailuweten, supper was given ins vt alk, were accustomed to sleeping spoon u ¢ +, sheres no- ig room in mod- ATi ae Zi from the leading blood lines, pa-! aye pasenent o Gleneoe enureh w ew from town who NE SPOON) hody he world like y i ALE—Kive room house at 111-! ne ba rm th E “ f q fashioi ny ody in the world quite like you. 1 : e for one or twe. pers with each hog : n, and not only did Tom miss | po, Reveal can ern home, suitable for one or two ‘Must be moved off proper-| Pets with each hog 1-2) Get, goth, A large crowd was pre ed to Robinson to see the o those other blankets, but also hie| WAY) at this minute you're different adies preferred. $10 per month. i’ Phone 487 OE eal nt] tiles of Bismarck. J. on. — - —- ae ! a tx-partne even! fo. youreelt You—take my rd Street. Phone 599. chwood Accessory Co. 800 ror : wor “ a MOM’N POP Be Careful What You Say— (' ag rm Main St. 10-16-tf | FOR Sy ne set of snooker r gate ef ~ i + eat? 3 consider tme:harsti, mas- i: cit SALE One Kitchen range,| 2nd balls complete, | New. | Have | we WE" JUST COULDN'T GET F\\/.” You) EXPECT Too \/ = ANDHE WAS A BRUTE INHiS ways-\> tance to afford Quirk the gratificas "Telephone 1% wine burner uit stoves) teyese fon thems. WATE seth veason- | TQerviyg || ALONG TOGETHER -HENEVER \’ MoCHOFAFELIOW:] HE USEOTO SCOLD ME TERRIBLY IF I tion of k ing th: ene Se mic heater, $3.00, Phone! “0! peenre PrASO. OR BOUGHT ! WHEN I Ss R MAN - comlortabie eicie eons vote just | qeu/'m glad of that. I’m not, really. eee eee oe 2 call'at TIL sth § mol a SOLACE Paso oR FLOWERS AND Seine cas | Loonie AT nord Be ay malicious enough to enjoy a man's| Eve hada Hard experience and my | FC Beene Pent Seem ae rem. | FOR A || WHENEVER WE WENT ODT AUNT SHE NEVER || TENDER. = + sutlerings, : [eyes were opened early. I know poy- ee ae ae . Small light’ housekeep: i BRUISED" || “TOGETHER HE MADE ME /) waNTER SUCH | ey ac TT ' PEINES, * di Fapoiely i 14 W. Rosser or Phone ‘ sonable, Write care a tt WANTED ‘SUCH WELL > RNY : Well, if he were cold here in this | °TtY: disappointment, misery, every- block from Postoffi | HEART RIDE ON THE STR! LAVISH THINGS - | AS NNELL, TM GLAD TO KN) ; sung shelter, Jerry must be about thing unpleasant) but I'm smart and a ainhad or two persons Tue tan ! WHICH HOWEVER, 21 wy} i frozen under his flapping fly. Prob: mow, “how .to-getabead, Live Close’ tn 1 FOLLOWED \ HERE BUM Deo : ably the old foot was too stubborn| Never, stood still, I've learned how om iB. The NOWANDT 1 # to whimper no doubt he'd reterid te fight, sop; for I've had to make Ud p. two: Burne rs pred Ox fT BREAKING “ : i to be enjoying himself, and would| "2 ON Way. Why. Pierce, you're | ed rooms Te in'rine condition. A hae OFF OF ia Gie sooner than acknowledge hime |t2e on¢ man who ever did me an | ° rye Yseht iE closet and ei HER sei in the wrongs Jerry Wed Cam. [unseliish favor or a real, disinter- | jitenenett. an) ENGAGEMENT, ant thatiwac, ik ohtees ue! ested courtesy. Do you wonder that {5 9-p ithe ; erceTyTe'a . ’ ge, that way, but—this would serve ; i; FOR RENT Furnished room in mi EN@STNTE’S : him right, this would cure him, | L.Want to know what kind of a crea- ("orn home for one or two per Vwiece Linton was not a little disappointed | MTS, YOu Consider me?" ‘ Close in, 403.3rd St. ia ia when the rain continued to hold off. Pent i Taher altogether un- | Foi¢ i jetly modern rooni. pieces of furniture, DROPPED seitishy ‘lie sun pier, sees Call 1017 or call at 31 Ave. A. Cor- Phone 2420 Res 7 CHAPTER IX Jt! is hard work fighting ment | _.nerisManlan *Ave..»___10:letf ROL OnER Ki r lien chapel saetlteeendec chad and women, too—and I’m sally For Comfortable” winter Rays.” Phone oF snot escaped Pierce Phillips’ notion, | Ured: , Tired inside, you understand, | room in modern home. 20 Av \ and before going to bed he tered One wets tired fighting alone—al-| Phone 4x. 10- 4 ie i a . s dreams of— | FOR arnishe he SI out of his tent to study the sky. It ireateas” Teh a aie Ghee an estonia fiz Uhone its 2 tl : dreams. It’s a pity they never 0S Main $ /ANTE was threatening. Recalling extrav- | come true” eee ney oe: Al | e peice ok ow -| come true.’ < — jained by dots Garin “What are some of them?” he in- | FOR RENT “Heo in made howe | By peat, clean young man 1... News of Our | Jak ae tae ain} quired. 408-Ist St. Phone 667W. * generat: aa td 5 ake gountty, jhe decided to make!” The woman, still under the spell place to roem. “Rates must |; j Neighbors i Gul of reach of ang nd cargo were | of her hour, made as if to answer; | be reasonable. ‘e 2 is * ; = TLL HAVE YOD UNDERGTAND HES NN and so walked down to the shore,” | {hen she stirred and raised her head. Phone 483 or 267 \/ TEN DOLLARSA YE Gods: I epee Gee ge A boisterous wind h xd ne ack “This isn’t a safe night to talk about : cou aa LEIN NEWS | i HE WASA THOUGHT YOu'D NO DUMB BELL-IT’S REMARKABLE THE WAY potsteron had roused Lake] them, 1 think I shall go to bed.” : — itgiciy large crowd-atlended the| |i{c’? WEEK BE HAVE MORE SENSE E CAN PLAY A UKELELE AND HE WRITES Linderman, and out of the inky | § Lah —— a larg. crowd :atlended the: Sopa FounTAIN Lov blackness came the sound ¢7 ts ine | She extended her hand ‘to Phillips, basket social and program ! “THAN TO GoWITHA THE MOST ROMANTIC LOVE LETTERS — wer, As Pictoe groped bie ani ait!”| but instead of taking it he reached | i rhe DUMBBELL LIKE ] { the nearest skiff he was ieee. ri forth and lifted her bodily down out | | } receiving a sharp: hallenge in the of the wind. She gasped as she felt | i es hh ts7 | Cea een? challena his strong hands under her arfhs; other th al for the muntess Courtea's valce, for a moment her face brushed his | Miss Luella T f 't “Is I. Pieres,” he answered | 204, her fragrant breath was warhi i @ from S quickly. “He discovered the woman | ;eaiust his check, | Phillips lowered | j finally, ‘and, approaching closer. he | Nex keutlt, slowly, until her tect { saw that she was sitting on eile of | ere.08 the ground, but even then.! den rial freight, her heels drawn up beneath | Ciscesh, angered and he held her | Monday, her and her arms clasped around Sone So lm: f i ie Se aaa tat aural hen her knees. “I came down to make| y10t%, Stood breast to breast for a Rodin creme hen s. “I cam © | stoment atidsPicrce ‘saw thatein thi the same e sure everything was, snug, Bae | “oment and Pierce saw that in this meine F Whatsace souidsing Rerer woman's expression was neither fear GNSEG s She. looked’, down’ itito his ‘aps nor resentment, but some strange re is no turned face and her white teeth | (Motion new-botn of the night-—an this week showed ins savtie, ey elite, teeth emotion which his act had started lof Miss M same purpose Nowe 1h waiting into life and which as yet she did | Quite Dee ee ye &}not fully. understand. Her eyes jtended the barn dance given Wake eu tae eeak,, You cal were wide and wondering; they re- [M. A. Lein home. All report a fine { Era wiaceneenede your eyes! mained fixed upon his, and that (oie ee oe d— mained, Axes f | Mr. and Mrs. I Spilde from 1 ii santas - ory i very fixity suggested a meaning so | It's too windy. You'll catch au ieeeys 1s 1 Montpcl N. OD. are v ¢ col? Hiecdeclared. fen) surprising, so significant, that he = home the’ ‘former’ “Oh, I'm warm, and I ove felt the world spin dizzily under [| Spilde. i storms!” She stared out into’ the him: She was astonished, yet ex- | Quite woof the farmers tro YES AN WE LEARNED 4 night, th dded, “I’ pectant; she was stunned but ready. el i this vicinity spent Saturday eveair AL i COLOMGOS AN WIS S ight, then added, m a stormy 4 4 , yi a ABOUT COLUMBUS IS SHIPS creature.” He experienced a. fierce desire to fat Robinson investiguting the ot ‘i Again he urged her to return to| Hold,her closer, closer, to crush her es] | | proposition, there IN SCHOOL 70 DAY ~= WERE NAMED THE her tent, and in his voice was. such |i, Bis arms, and although. she re- | aay: torneo atiiny Delina ih peat Ones AIA THEPINTA) genuine concern that she laid her| *iste@ , faintly, unconscigusly "she LT ener ek re cenren ATLANTIC OCEANIAN: hand upon his shoulder. It was a| yielded: her inner being’ answered : rare | euers bmeasdle Salida anil sons DISCOVERED AMERICA \ warm, impulsive gesture auduitabes his without reserve. She did not HORIZONTAL IAI Einar and Knut, and Mr, : IN 1492' trayed a grateful appreciation of his | tt her face away when his came | 1. Dad. oiiallins iA - Peter Spilde spent y solicitude; it was the first familiar- cloaer, even when his tips covered | 4. Human: upper limbs. OmmA DO toe John Berkeland home ity she had ever i +t ners: pS gba ehe f. e)[=] D Art Bjorhus a N “ad to indulge ih, and When ghe spake te| q A{ee 2 long moment she satren- {1}. Beher's litte pal ars EIS] | t2,Bismarck Mon 5 was in an unusually intimate tone:| dete wholly, she snuggled closer To unite. ipl EINES | A the ot Uo ne d Art é 4" “You're a good friend, Pierce. I and bowed her head upon his shoul- | 17, To devour. Hs Bjorhus move his property to the a don’ aed ‘a ce der. Her cheek against his was |18. To accomplish. ILI AIF IE ‘i shick te has 1 lon’t. know what I'd do without i, :: Pp a tat M. Lein farm, which he has rented. t you.” very cold from the wind and Pierce |19. Row of seats in a church. PIE} MMBOIE IN] | Mr. and Mrs. Fritz H p Phillips’ surprise robbed him mo-| “scovered that it was wet with ou. Spairranior. Iv] BIEINID| aren spent Sunday at the 3 r te: |. Meadow. holm home. ‘ mentar: 4 v . Pe i A - , mentally of speech 2 able) etoany ““It has been a long fight,” she 3h. Male eat | IAli2iD Mr, and Mrs. J. M, Lein left Thu hours before she had treated him| Si&hed, in a voice that he could|5,° 9 aaaeceei EIN nS ete Pykcdan.wnore they, are go with a cool indifference that was al- geateely Beaty L-didn’t-know how} 99° Disease to which infants are} JAIS| LCE Harold Chri son spent Sata most ied; rT - ote “susceptible, ; Ni day afte! at Drise aving Any E studied: (Dov WiLbaBt Les ‘Phillips groped for words, but he | 31. Preposition of possession, JRIBAININOIUINICIE| nee ase phon ag zacell Bails j affectionate. Perhaps it was the|COUd find nothing to say, his or-|32. Fissucs containing metal. SIALIERTICIVI { Mr. and: Mrs, Dallas Barkman i | night, or the solitude, that drew dered thoughts having fled before} 34. Behold, —~ Dorothy took Luejla Tolle } them together; aaHatevan (ReikcaiGe this suddech gust of ardor as leaves | 35. One who sav Answer to Yesterday’s Crossword! on Sunday afternoon. R May those first few words, that om, are whirled away before a tempest. |38- . Nay. Puzzle. | Eldro Hommer, Arnold and IT se f words, that one im-| a1 fe knew was that in his arms 39. “Half an em. - ! Christianson spent Monda 4 pulsive gesture, assured Pierce that lay a woman he had saueltt ~. p40. Dying from immersion, Organ of hearing. fat the J. O, Rise home, y og they were very close to each other, a ful godd f << otal 41, First note ‘in scale. Behind the. no: ‘Dallas Barkman spent Sunday for for the moment at least. shipiul goddess of snow and gold” 42) Smallest surface in a diamond. Those not sci ning. 'nocn at the F : i ae “V’m—glad,” he said, finally. “1| before whom head abased himself, |44, Force producing hypnotism. ("Harold Christianson. spent Sun SAY! nave You | vi Ss pi ” vho had sh at hi: . Four and three. having scur-| evening at the Soderholm home. y mae ad ’ EVA ce cueried tahen he| frst touch, eo ., AAT. Title. of respecte : on SNA large crowd attended the servi eS, AND he EVER HEARD THUS) hesitsicd. ” He’ kissed her agsin’ arid’ again, {48. Agent. jlast Sunday. There .will be Norwe: QUBEN'S NAME > pone rp, : sitated: ou couldn't do without| Warmly, tenderly, and yet with. «|50. To err. gian services again Sun ov. 8th, Was WAR 2 = STORY BEFORE me.” “It wae outs he realized in a| Tuthless fervor that grew after cach A a oye olelock. bere \ Be th yee outs ie Sealized in a| caresa, and she submitted passtvely; |" More dejected. ey, i — a ——— ! at his. whole secret was a relY, R character. inaees Me COM. Rers® Wat, Re pathol secret was Mie wale’ tote “Tears, sok” Gowiti ea; Meriniin dy Saucy. Sohn Dutt and f ‘speaking, even of hinting at the|fer, cheeks. In reality she was Opposite of in. Eyeglass. : shortly to anew loc: ‘truth, he had: blurted: forth a full neither passive nor passionless, for To place. In a sliort tinyes ‘soath of. Driscoll. ‘ ‘confession. She had caught him off her body quivered and. Phillips |60. Point of compass. In a short time. i Mrs, C. Smythe was called to Moor- \eaard, ond“ tie and knew that his touch had sect her{61. Formation of rings. To fare. ton, 'N. Di, by the death of her droth- eee ect ass, he) afre; but-rather.she seemed to be | 6h. Manufactured. ‘ Third ‘note in scale et, Dougall McDougall, of that pl i betrayed himself. What would} exhausted and at the game ti 66. ‘Doo: sao * Inhabitant, of .a.c | This was the first death in her fi he think? Hi exhausted and at the’ same time en- = P o : an si ink? How would she take his} trated as :b: mer detata fi 67. By way of... +? ily, of any of-her brothers or sister: im ., audacity, his presumption? He was| "which she Pon ine peat .Ahom. VERTICAL Granted. fact,, ‘A’ son was born Tyesday morning. "+ | surprised to feel her fingers tighten | Which she was loath, to rouse, her- by sah Sleeps. to Kev, and Mrs, H. A, Zellar. ‘ {briefly before her hand was with-|*°! ye ie PY Injury. ee |) Miss’ Mey Taylor of Mandan is4 \deawar z » “(To be continued) Bai) tat? I . Soh an (a vn {spending. « few days. at the, Zellar | ' BO , ; African trees.’ azilian coin. of.) ihome. cp 5. Second note in scale. Snake Uke fish (ih). | Qe H.* Marmogagle, Ed, and Geo, ‘Myself. --." H Unit... + Fouhrer went duck ‘hunting, north INSTALMENT TWENTY Portico. Nothing. the usnal pranks performed ‘dy_mis- | (hief-makers of the. community, How- piss, 2 ww] 2 a ee tne a ware a af Dawson, Friday ovening and i u | Sixth note in’ scale. | Hallowe'en came to MeKengie TRIBUNE WA Prepositfon of, place Point’ of compass