The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1926, Page 6

PAGE SIX - THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE: * . 7 ff —_—_—_—_—_—* ‘she Wagner and Mis: HERE AND THERE IN TRAINING CAMPS , sit Prise he mabe n—end| @—= A tas Hatige tered to Bink ( : He this day the Caruso number is|{-- SNEWS O : eel > 4 a big seller. | Neigtibors ‘Mr. and “Mrs. W. C. Hoeft and fam- 4 I EXPECT ‘ It put Carroll over. After that ily spent Sunday in Moffit with Mrs. a DIG THINGS OF \ : they gave him two ght operas to) TENDKEN Hooft's mother. ss ounson wore mo, . " te. ir. ani » T. Ne 180) e oe PS Coe ThE BOYS, aes -4GILBERT -SWAN. Messrs. Ed and Aygust Klipstein | Bismarck callers Wednesday. i G@ LEAGUE BUSINESS y (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.)| motored to (Groton, SD. hero they | | Mrs. H.R. right Is on the sick Shea . hadi tnt oe eda : : ae 4 EN— FOR SUPPER TL 'w | FOR MONDAY, MARCH 8 Klipstein returned home, last Friday! Mr, and Mrs. H, Magnus and Miss A Soup A LOT oF o—$—— — _—---- --- i Mr. Klipstein expects to stay Bepokea inh vere eee the ae ‘ ary ‘ for sometime. juro} Jom ednesday evenin: 01 . | SIOFE 3 STEAKS | ON THE AIR {|| ur Sce"Nectusky, who has been| supper. i ‘ 8 BISMARCK IN ONIONS GEVERAL j gee 1] yety sil "with pneumonia, is: slowly ig e 1 Ss Ol LLL KINI BEST iCK | | improving. — OO :- | OF FRUIT, ETC. | | WBAP 100), MCort Worth, | Mr. and Mrs. Rg ‘Abelein motored Temperatures and i WELL —ANow THAT TVE Top | Tex. 6, Concert; 7:30, Band; | to’Bismarck last’ Friday night to sec | 5 PL AYERS ON | - ALL THE NEWS 800, Otehestras 1, Variety. | the movies. xramer, nurse at|| HeOMd Conditions ~ —* iss Johanna ner, mi al ” Te fie ; pene Bismarck, is irending several: days | @———_—__—___—- es EY b at the Ayres home. I . m. of RS. TL HOPE 15 PREDICTION. WahP- (aon Rte tore Chive ai Vine ee sieehaiene: pros aberwina-oneri |" og (ence? ter Newey Siu nails MAKE GOOD IN ian Sherwood, contral+o; 4:15, Cole} mastoid the irae of this week, is rough. z mn eal N and Wood, piano ducts; 4:30, God-} recovering. NMinot.—-Clear, 30; roads good. Lam | ‘ AE frey M. James, tenor; 4:46, W. Oro-| Mrs. Paul Homes entertained the| St. Cloud-—Ciear, 0; roads fair. | Bie ton Tewson, “Book Chat”; 6, Dinner) Menoken club Inst Wednesday. Ten] -Mandan—Part cloudy, 24; roads Lecal High School Quint: SHOW « L 30ST HEARD music; 7, Columbia University lec- | 1adies were present. A delicious two | good. aa bs HARRY SAY THAT ture course; 7:20, Robert Lindholm, | course lunchzon was served. Fargo.—Clear. adie fair. Easily Defeats Wil i accordion artist; 7:30, “The Lulla-| Mr. Wm, Wachal gave a dance in ; lenevss vouils good asily Defeats Wilton in | SOMEBODY RAN OFF by Lady"; 8, A Concert.” Tol. MeccHtuegine. dances pavalion “Wed- Srna Forks, err Biers dee Consolation Game | UNTH HIS BETSY- WoO (s0d.2); 8:80, Peter Harrow: | nesday ‘night. ‘Everyone enjoyed a| rade iar : i LOU—— 1 DIDN'T cr, baritone. To WOO (608.2). 9%] fine time, Hibbing—Clear, 9 below; some ‘Acand P. Gypsies. To: WREI (476).| Mr. and Mrs. Jack [shmacl have| roads blocked. , KNOW HE WAS WCAP (469), WWJ ( WJAR | returned from-a visit in Athens, Il. alba: hicieekds < Reine: 4 MARRIED> ena he OE cae They will move on the Gagner farm; Fy oper 2 5 ; ifte . WOO’ oORE) WCAE (161.5). WIAR | genttig Weun the barn bought from ar, 1; roads drifted. TOL WEAP (408). CW TAG (268), pCRZINE Om oe tan eee Snyder 5; toads heavy THAT ANT HIS Il, Ben: Bernie and orchestra. SBesthire have Hbished: tenitie down ter—Cl y toads drifted. i q WIFE IT'S, CENTRAL TIME the barn formerly’ owned by “Abe }@-——— z F ry HIS BAT! WFAA? (476) Dallae, Tex. 6:20, OF Me Waid Mra, Mosher, Craven and | A THOUGHT | m 5 : ‘ _ | two! children visited’ Mr, and Mrs.|@- z WOOO (416.4) St. Paul-Minneapolis.|/Av'c, ‘Dance Tuesday evening. | provide things honest in the sight 8:30, Concert; 9, Classical. Mr. and. Mre, R. M.. Lademann |.of-alt men--Rem. 1 to a RSD (545.1) St. Louis. Mo. 7% In-) motored to" Bismarck ‘Thursday. hpchnca hires ui strumental; 9. Concert. Mr. Harry Graves spent’ a couple H : A A wilw (4223) Cincinnati, 0. 7, Con: Rarr; ‘After ull the most nutural benuty A €... PROMIGING NEW SOUTHPAW (eee eee racer a concerts. (oF ange with chia parents, Mr. and) inthe world is Ronesty and mor ; ne FROM MOOSETAW GIVES THE S WDAF (3656) ‘Kansas City, Mo. 8 | "ie. Royal Thomas: returned Wed-| pute forall beauty is truthe= = Rae tiae't HOME FOLKS AN _APPETIZING ee gi Band; 11:46, Frolic. jtesday with 38 head of horses which LAR eon Py nov : ‘ SKETCH OF BIC LEAGUE LIFEe . A THE RR ry PORT) |b NS RA UE! we Fort ‘Yates for! Mr. | @--————_______ b? point behind in the scor H " 5 . " CS ae , NOTHER ERROR. nd | STATE BRIEFS | | MANDAN NEWS | i Bs Dall front Bismarek’s backb are ¢. i Model hislds al ee 2. d mick dribbled part way down the — — 2 ents nl os party was given at the W. C.| qhe Gideon Male chorus of Bis- joor. The f pm the! F ‘ ‘ Stiles’ 8 ight. De eee ine dine | reach the top and faces a difficult writers, Thereatter‘he was emplo@ed| 4, AUT@ SHOW AT MINOT Reis nate oHoeeatt ead’ cepbre ns marck gave a sacred concert at the , r tance and shot, The ball sank into! ey cinkiliinn st Cereal ag a lyric writen at $10 a week, ~ ling shown in the Minot automobile | £00d time. ieee ATaieeet crown was tn attend: I the rim and dropped through the Le ee ee eee Hide Soriht LOTEABTH EME But this Carroll youngster was full} snow to be held March 17 to 2v. Mr, Martin Tollefson, Russell and|.1"& Be: Ere 2 net to the floor gust as the timer TE ele E of ideas, He was perpetually talking | ° : : | plorence ‘Tollefson and Miss Rezek| oo ea fired the un, giving Mandan the: |and ancther game to score e visy melee ee MOTHER DIES were Bismarck callers Saturday. ; victory ‘by one point, the final score event fet : planned to do. : . Dickinson-—Mrs. Mary Kostelecky,|,,Mr. John Elness has returned to being 18 to 17. | Jord wall rs Caruso had, at this time, but re-|.wife of Joseph Kostelceky, living] his farm after spending a few days All-tourney Selections Last yeur the top individual total was ew York, Feb. 8—Brondway's| COtly reached America and his) northwest of here, died Tuesday eve in: Bismarck, Ou. Olson, Bismarck guard, was given \ 133 points de » a é name was ringing across the conti-| ning at her home. Mrs. Kostelecky| Mr. and Mrs, Ral h Ishmael return- CAN HAVE: YouR a place on the all-tourney quint) ie Mires eit choicest morsel for whispering and] nent. 4 was the mother of nine children. ed from Illinois Wednesday morn- FILMS DEVELOPED picked by the officials the close) | H: king jis the now farfamed “Well, if you want to,do something pedir ing. Mrs. Ishmael was formerly Bee ieidistrict Brown, Bis-| Ass arry Greb Has veine-bath™ party staged by Earl| #0 @—n bad, go out ard get Caruso PAYS DEBT TWICE Marie Tollefson. | BUT ONCE nder, Bismarck | Carroll - to write us a song,” said his boss one} Carrington.— Because John Smith nits Mls 3 repeat - ae all-tour- Remy ivan gy z ‘i a, morning. f , Minn., pai marck Saturday to see her brother, mpiete ait! Indiana, Michigan and lowa) Its, a tough year, ihdeed, that] ™Absue a week later, to the aston-| debt to the wrong pany, he must new | Jotn Reddy, Who is sick in the hos: ; y Have Chance to Tie For | doesn’t thrust this Curroll into the] ishment of exeryone, Carroll walked| pay it again, according to Judge J, | pital. First team andan,, i i | limelight through some stunt that}.in with the only song Caruso had| A. Coffey in Foster county district] A number of people of this vicinity a Polonsky, W forwards; First Place | seems just a little too carefully} ever written. court. Smith sent $1,802 to the Com- | attended the dance in Sterling Friday a Ison, Bismar 3 1 ae staged. nee It was the musical “scoop” of the} mercial State bank at Carrington just| night. 4 uards. — anahip in the ‘return -boue withiticymiue tere, mae the incident of the} generation. before that institution closed, ‘and|. A party was given at the Henry a c i Turtle Li March 8. -) Big RIGHerE May Sic-thesmocondia, eanneeecs cmieeeee an the theater] Carroll tossed the song carclessly| when it was found that the bank did| Stiles home Wednesday night. The DAILY PHOTO SERVICE: Owens forw i {ba teams are on the last set and devoat Paul Berlenbach, the | obey end, Mons. Carroll happily] upon his boss’ desk and, when ‘asked | not have the mortgage papers, it was| evening was spent in playing cards BISMARCK Brogyn, . -Bisma er; Bender,!of the conference pennant 1 ht heavyweight titleholder, and the | Went to jail while columns were writ-| how he had done merely smiled} decided that Smith sent the money|and dancing. Lunch was served at ¢ Bismarck, and ck, Mandan, possible four-way tie for the! third is to retire after he has ac- |e” about the matter, mysteriously. Thereafter everybody] at his own risk. ‘The court took the | midnight. "f The on ends *Saturday | complished his first two aims. But it wasn’t always thus. and his brother tried to land Caryso| same view. Harold Zuroff is on the sick list, District, Winners i Suen eae ae There was a certain day 1n the life | $ t Victors in the district tournaments; Purdue is in the lead but the Boil- the mg V'll_ ever] of this much-published young man ermakers completed their schedule cb said. “When I get! when he put over a stunt that was a! throughout the state the past week, and who will take part in the state, tournament at Mandan Mareh 19 and through with the next Ui have something 1 Flowers fight were fight | real stunt—and started him on his) 7 ve | Buy Results When You Buy Advertising . If he he] as a peddler of peanuts and popcorn would i in}in theater galleries. The spirit of! Pittsburgh, and perhaps promote a|the theater game got into his blood | few boxing shows on the side. and he appeared shortly thereafter ‘a6 | Rene Reece an office boy in the office of Lev} . 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