The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1926, Page 8

TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1926 dan, Sunday afternoons wne,2%sThefRads, the lowest pass across the con-| the Auditorium on ‘Thorsday, June 17,| received. In “The- Student Prince, | Use Gas, the ‘scientific fuel. ————Eoo———_ * ER RPTEARE finental divide. opened at Harris & Woodmansee’s, | Sigmund Romberg is said to create exercises have been arranged by the |" tin ve statue of Mr. Stevens was | Bismarck, this morning. score of even greater charm than |. N-|the Upper Missouri Historienl Expedi-| show of the season, since the o! Dorothy Donnelly adapted the book tion. ization the Messrs. Shubert are send-| from Richard Mansfield's. stage play, cluding 20 musicians and the student |@ starring vehicle for # numbe' of male chorus of years, “The Student Prinée” is the com- S: ns|,,; ing headed by Howard Marsh and Tise Seat Sale Ope \semes of Sigmund Romberg, and Mitvvenea, both “of the original New The scat sale for yr the engagement of on “Blossom Time,” that, delightful! 30% company. “The Student Prince,” which plays at) operetta which has been 30 favorably | CROtus is said to be w sensation. PAGEEIGHT ; i SMAI + CT the old tle of the Little Horn 50 years ago. Represepte- war department will - etary of War Dwi , and prominent allroad nd others of note will be pre: Shrine band Fargo jy, oncert before the spegk- H. B. LOVE D. ¢. PH. C. Deetor of Chiropractic. EXAMINATION FREE. placed at Marias Pass last year This will be the most preten' is | “Blossom | Time.” SE Prey ing here numbers over 100.people, in- | “Old Heidelberg” which served hi “Student Prince” . The company is a notable 3 “one, be- Donnelly, who. collaborated The stadent male | Eltinge Bldg. Phone.176 Gi pevkinnoe, cri! sckamtenatarointl Silver Service of Will Go to Sesquicentennial) John F, e Stevens Siciired to} wi “ONE OF THREE |<; ..-, | PANAMACANAL |: TO WIN TRIE) oe eet near TO BE SPEAKER marek high president — of scholastic. Pr includes four hi Expenses Paid the three North| be paid | rge of the rd of _the| U.S. EMPLOYS TWO “DAKOTANS” ‘Two more graduates of Dakota | Business College, Fargo, have re- | cently accepted fine Government | positions. Theyare: R. C. Doyon, with the Statistical Division, Income Tax Office, Washington, D. C., and Agnes Tengblad, secretary in the business office of the U. S. Veterans’ Hospital, St. Cloud. Uncle Sam demands utmost ac- euracy—D. B. C. teaches it. Ac-| tual businesstraining given. (Copy-! fighted, unobtainable elsewhere. ) Watch each week, ‘Follow the Succe$$ful.’? SummerSchool Mou- day, Write F. 1. 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