The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1926, Page 8

PAGE SIGHT ' THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE nant note plified in way he spent a month in Chi- 'day night from a four months’ trip tojed yesterday in the Methodist | ; Ww vehich i, tira weeks in Superior, Wis.) the west coast. Pel church here” “WeY: Studdock of cen: | cd her about a, week aor na Joi ae URE iments ata to. soik | eo es ck in Mankato, Minn. and ter offictated, 51 : " | Campbe i police imapletrate me in’ Eau Claire. We} RETURNS FROM FARGO cometary. cate . vel Pics l RrplR ppl Wa 4 . WwW. lit is only w eartoon, but Me. Camp| ixsued a football casdidetes!. geate's Attorney C.F. Kelsch re- — ’ LETTE Tete aaoy Ive te mis tones. Ee calls it the best Wilson picture! to report today at the schpol, pe {his morning tram a’buainess| wine FROM mennos Wednesday | leave for home Monday. | . H. 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He wears no sword, but car-| ) eoiene Eg ROM WISCONSIN Suite. One . Made the ty killed i icross the graves! S. P, Rigler, Hebron, has returned 2 Long Way We nt recently ‘Thierry, and] from Barron, .Wis. where he apent nes Oplte ene yi Trouser, cording to word which a“ Bs Sean cick iia an BMtvon. gies fea will be married Mon One Short Ordered ived by pusins, M vention. sari ee i Miss Opitz was ho Th i f he| to stay longer than he had expected. Sete 4 . iem— | phantom bugle in the Nands of a Ra , a crete ti] Pearl Grocery and Meat Mar. Trouser, “= mound’ for | phantom dugler.” Elsewhere ib the RETURN FR , aie it right price and east One Vest ranks the boys present arms, 3 Mr. and Mrs. : ; : helt of cotton ae go, east Means i turned Wednesday from a two weeks half of section 82-19-79, and Coat. 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