The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT " FOR GOVERNOR nomina he Farm ticket for norship t Johnson authorized the statement in connection with his filing. “TL have filed because 1 was d The fire My po » dealt w Former Bismarck Man Dies at Home « in Glenwood, Minn. former Bismarck! from here to Min go, according y friends hi ilway eng engine out over the north ch of the Soo from Bismarck. He smi rn of his death. He is| the widow and two chil-| d dren, Mrs. Ove Anderson of B about dumping begin at 8 Bjorlie, state superint being al numbers in the gym tired from active service about| night program to be given at the high | ¢, school tonight will be a Aland jix, the Danish thr a 1 nids by the tion o clo Mont., and Wesley Stinson of Glen-| vited to attend. Also thos dull headaches, sleep and that Take Foley Pil Ww We wi pain. Now none.” your druggist for Fo! Pills. Your delight, an: a I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Auditor of Burleigh pee ticn. 1 would apprec support. e your)! John H. 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Gtogery Stores you. groceries Deal Grocery, 812 Sweet St. a tough situ umbus wr wish espe F 4 Nielson, ineumh nounced that she will not be a didate Fire Department i Answers 3 Calls|”" i by the bo s, and mass drills, *, ery SMe Macksog wt You dontt have to ERE iN — as THE. BISMARCK TRIBUNE and that these resolutions be Soread: Be Candidate For | Adopts Resolutions '7°? fs." State School Job; : nestown, N. D., April 16. (#) =| Announcement of th trict Medic ory of ac GE |J. E. Bjorlie to Medical Society, ... and members of the beteaved family! Light overhead expenses make our prices lower to/ Kalsomining. Phone 555. Car- ty loving mem-'you. For special values in| ley. D. ‘groceries visit the Square) ent, | Deal Grocery, 812 Sweet St.|) Be sure to see the new tes of the Sixth fl HENDERSON, M. D., | R. W. | candidacy of the Si n society, at Secretary. | present state high; its rec arck, adopt- Committee on Resolutions: Hl 0 tions: M. W. i J Says He Was Drafted By, school inspector, for the Farmer-Labor People to Make the Race jamag noon the dw call at fire of undetermin: nt porch of the house, ned but there was ni | PUBLIC INVITED | ety Sone stich twas enxinee’ TO GYM PROGRAM: ki upright 4nd of such lovavle| liam Hard ra A small admission wood. fee will be charged. pedhiais. Se | ' ; CARD OF THANKS ks to all the neighbors ana! ds for their kindness and sym-| pathy during the sickness and death | wish to express our heartfelt of our beloved h in His infinite w jon Dr, € rth D ixth District M he was mem’ | The miners w the men whom he se: st, efficient and u | Valley Ci (| 10th, HT 209 W . fortitude and an spirit, ! {| ultra-violet th Distri $ 1) de from the dump . Where fires around the 13-year-old He took a her resolved that a copy| two terriers. vidow of Dr. Forbes, dogs had tre: rish lilt } dance, pyramids and | The public is in- band and fathe to thank the} nd farm bi riday evening, April 16. 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