The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 20, 1926, Page 3

his home end Mrs. ViSITS “FRIENDS meer Fae G1 re IT Hy ea Ww ; Additional Society | to Hazelton where she was cal Miss ard ieee in Concert Tonight bruises yesterda; Seath wat ee mar wth, 3 pie it? id Maing eet aad 7 into at ce ean Ls igh uae served se ork rie MINNEAPOLIS Armstrong. ‘The bands of ‘ivan and Bismarek] {7 oe ped Nate's Seed tidedl? taewe. te loren retw lay mat isit with rela-| MOTORED T MINNEAPOLIS, vill put on the last of their com-| ine "hin through the windshield. A.| elves nade, oak p> Sluahenait 4 n [out of the Mandan postoftice be delivered at first three week. All bids must--be im by At according t, gripe A. B. PY is expec hat in a shost time | aft i Ken the route may La ered every day. A! ; | iin tonight. Last nisfit the ¢om-| Brockmeyer, Ashley, and Mra, Wise.| She ; bined concert was given in Bis hh deter AB! was accompanied jere pol Phase | Fair Put *A TRAIN DE LUXE | iuarek, “The. same. program ‘will be| RO Were riding in the truck, gwere |daughter, Mrs. Le w*Beligier ‘and chit i. rece One of the \annual excursions of | reve’ ed in Mandan tonight at 7:80] Yi irinred, poi re late Ei Rage a‘ IN MINNEAPO| Off, Lacks Money |‘: the Raymond-Whitcomb travel sbu-| Ralph Law ie directing, pied nea oe Evan piss: |4<tiveak obama too <n : ed through Mandan We Sam Kontos, clarinet, soloist, will SHOT THROUGH FINGER : ‘ . J of McClusky was a busi-| | Frank Adams is speq route from the coast, in| provide a re of the pro Wallace, {Sryearold lson, ef Mr LEAVE FOR MINNESOTA LAKES in Bismarck yesterday. | weeks’ vac ; The 'Morton county “Filter ‘assoota~ the most completely equipped with his solo number, “Long, ih + Teed eon att ahot| , Mr and Mra. Leo DeRochford and tion will hold no falr-this” fall. , he N.Y. line.| Ago,” which he will play with vagiac| theough the finger Wedueaday, while | @2Uebter, Se re fac a General conditions precluding the us-| The quipped with shower-| tions, in respowse to numerous te attempting to stand a small tatiber | ine for the Minnesote lakes for a sembly of exhibitd up to hormal| baths, movies, radio ‘and | sect Kontos has been active’ in} rite in a wagon. week-end outing. » High School Jasp po Advo- standarde in agricultural produce, as | oth al features, dc hacia en awl, be his) ‘The bullet passed completely VISITING IN-FARGO ny fandan for s | cates Sinking Fund For teases Gige'twe Dapeeenis acters » : S leavirig very soon for] tyropme, the finger, barely Erasing) pfisy Julia, A. Peterson is spending y leading the directors to. make the ap- nia, made their only stop professional work, a two weeks’ vacation jth relatives Construction Work nouncement. in North Dakota at Medora, where) Tonight's will be the Hast concert ve i and friends in Fargo. best f t the lowest pri County ‘commissioners of Mor y pene! serious eis ad in- icf the year for the cokes band ‘The = OE atl ey aa il. eu ENTERS TRa\ (Nika The best food at 6 lo ces. 4 count Ppro' dk] and were-taken to the Peace-! as well as the fast joint conce: n bi ' 3. Biorlio. state, state high school in: | ing Wat the proposition of «county tut Valley ranch for dinner, | The Manian band officially, conclud,| Saturday st 2 p,m. in the Chamber) | Miss Margaret Ulrich of Max hast hone 1080 FOLEY’S Sanitary Delivery spector.. and’ Dr. G. W. Larson, chief Pass k, but of Commerce club rooms. entered the St. Alexius hospital for! hited a bivete at dairy: | Gee for the support of the annual | hedule last week, but i abine th titicn training. -| Morton county fair be placed on the! PLANT IS REMODELED ing, addressed th | rd: ressed ‘the regular weeldy | ; M. Rosen, of the Rosen clothing HERE YESTERDAY ials two| Store, was in’ reeeipt of consider-| Ralph Barth of Timmer was tran; Saturday Specia! ballot at the general election next >| r ble th > mnecing of the ‘Reuary¥etgy. ane] Ret vipa SNe A ease, Sl able new. stock yesterday and his! sacting business and visiting friends counters were piled wo high he could | in Bismarck , yesterday. Leiws and Clark hotel yesterday. Th ; ¢ proposition is to levy one-half emode! Breet THs .ppoke on ‘the general | mill, or fifty conte per $1,000 om all calle of the comets temeeel. | iabke of thea. Fee ti Property, in the county Produce company poultry building The Proxtam carcely ‘see over them, He was, boride cated the practice of set- The f he Fi y a sin ing Aund for ‘the pros a fund for fair and Fra, ti East Main street, which .is vee! he program for tonigl ilterally, “up to his in work.” VISIT HERE i a ~ Mr. and Mrs. Ora M. Garber of ‘MR. MINTGEN RETURNS Ashlund, Ohio, spent Wednesday in J. W. Hintgen bas: returned from the city with Mrs, Jessie Harris. Mr. Several counties e} to. be completed’ in ubout- a week. | lows: Let “Meé| an eastern buying trip. Garber left yesterday morning for sas fol! 1 can eae ‘lush, value 28c, 1 whisk closet Brush, F value 50¢, ; both for .. -49c Minnesota Crosby Corn, | Fancy Stringless Beans, de, ani $ Saelaba fe 2 ne 2 cans for ......0..........45€ © igh school. buildings wor ‘dy bh : 5 ly have such levies, March, ‘Semper Fideli Sousa. without the. Maceintty of bonding for!" ‘Even should. the proposal *teceiye alleved "$s od Er eee tet ih ad Overture, “Mo: oon and the approval of the voters, no fu Ga ‘unit in the state: | Nigl | would be available for « fair this pooch He’ developed the theme of the in- pyle cgay in and Loe for! year, HAS-CROP LEVT cation in the country and the ii 3 f the fai far fhe Peas Hatt 3 (reared efficiency of the high schools upporters of the fair are far from) Christian Smith, Muff farmer, was) ..o!l¥ soley es aes or eee idle ‘and will be’ urging passiige Of) 5. °"Wandun yesterday or business. by ED al a He showed statistically the increas. levy this fall as well as! He is said to be one of the few ee ped ing number of those who attend high| {2ving Plans fore campaign for re~’ saimers who had some crop left from! pay, soloist, Sam Kontos.) Be Sure and See the school instatement of the state appropri : 1 Dr Ea a ae Visiting ee kine| tom which will be pressed for when | !#st. year. : Selection from La Fed Great ‘Plains “Experimental” stathec | the legislature meets. ~ ‘| = March, “On the and H with a view to establish | Elimination of the annual $3,000 SHSCIELE. etalon stared in MERE FROM DICKINSON a e “4 D | Sa 28 ee eS aah * ® e possible dairy . experiment | state appropriation was a hard blow| ,... ; : rad te | J pF CKID 5 there, spoke on the dairy inductry. "| #0 the Missouri Slope Fair. p : dl cone tnt Wink kien Baney Dy —neericcineilicmaalis : for a brief} Mis Jes y WED IN LUTHERAN Parsonace|TeN Bid to Haul —j. | honeymoon and will make their home! guests for a week’ of Miss Bertha M. Lick of Dresien,) R 1 Ro’ Mail |.” Mandan on their return, | Gress. N. D., and Alfred D. Center, son of | ural ute ay : 3 ss: dlarry Center, were ’married | ’ nesday afternoon at the Luth-| In the neighborhod of ten bids E'S CASH GROCERY ed. ake coun cs. fyling have been Fecelved by the local pst: ‘as attended | master for the new rural route, which eg us and Anna Schauss. Mr. and| is to be establishd this fall gxtem- [2 \ - 305 Seventh St. enter left last night for the| ing south and west of Mandan, i k Minnesota lakes region te s hy pend the| the Heart River count: e . "sy ye honeymoon. will add 4¢ niles to tne : j ‘ Candy, per Ib. ‘| CANNI N G} AT WHOLESALE PRICES : : | and are a companion product to the Try Foley’s Preserves, a jar .... Medium Pork and Beans, Cut Beets, No. 2, 2 cans 85 for .... 3 cans, only .............. 10 pounds of Sugar, special ...............2......... SD Try our special mixed Foley’s Sunsweet Prunes ..25¢ 2 pound pkg. PEACHES FOR CANN{NG ALL SEASONABLE FRUITS Bakery Specials Yeast raised sugared Doughnuts, per doz. Butter Rolls, per doz. ..... 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