The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT uu Hea und now Pier oute home Mr. Kitchen will at- Washington, D.C. Dec (py me 5 l aban 6 actress were to cite elaine ut alan then Kalich's je loss of his horse, so vugh mateh to her Big Horn nent, Born a Ga that nen and f whe were de During the Civil War, barely turned 13, he ri home to Wa listed a Union Army and Mon Custer on “We Then Major f oat for medicine rry » the sp ng the fi known most of the men pe as detailed to the task of i urning to Fort A. Lineoln} six months’ en ved two more listments, then took the sub-contract ng mail from Bismarck to and h for Fort Buford, D. T., ed in Bismarck for a enlisted in Montana gears before 1 presented my claim) HE contented state of Ford urplus, high-test fuel (so eco- for th oy “a my herge and it wa | Coal Miners has a very defi- ically i to the N t Be later Mar a | nite bearing upon the west via Ford rails and cargoes). ment -in the Washi oer ice you pay for Ford = — Surely the first fire you build with Coal. Stea servic He proudly watch pre emple Total month was .! ing the s though it preci ther bureau hi inch, and the recorded in hours was .31 27th. There were tion, and the total the month was 3. ords show. The highe: the month November 5 eight belo Storage - - Phone 610 en ae IMPRESSION WITH CONSIDERED Frazier to Act Act After Hearing finnns How Baker Lost Horse in Custer Battle Hf the Little h culminated in the Little Big Horn River on June nt on what is re for two days, and returned with him | fell Indian scout where lay of the found bodies of Custer and his men.) Savanah, Geor spend the winter in ri, Precipitation November This Year |"\;" More Than Year Ago of November, s .17 of an inch be the normal, according Roberts, veteran weather Be in charge of the government w November, this year, was .5 greatest any 2 01 of an inch or mor ————a————— | Bismarck Fur Co. Furs Exclusiveiy 207 Fifth St. oe voun CAN FILMS DEVELO! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | were discussed, Frank Mil | sided at the meeting. hollan pre- "tend the annual meeting of the con- ‘ference for the prevention of grain! ‘Committee Reports rust at Minneapolis on December 7. “Will Be Presented | | Thirteen spring whea to Safety Council st Chcago Me a aoe rae Si ) _'BERTHA KALICH MAKES A PROFOUND DRAMATIC ARTISTRY rusts which have proved so disastrous, Like the immortal Rachel w path which, if she had been, Members ‘of the executive council e issioner of she portraye the liberty of choosing, shel of the state sufety commission met ignolven: eigenen ie to Mr. Kitchen is a member of the ex- sons ago, Bertha Kalich has ma 4 not have trodden at all.” But! this afternoon in the senate chamber| Ciicazo where a series of agricul cutive board of the conference, profound impression upon the wo: + playing modern realistic drama at the oapitol to discuss proposals! ¢ural meetings are being held this with her fine dramatic artistry. F ax succeeded in keeping up an! for enactment of a uniform safety| week, These tavinde the ines! nest und connoisseurs of seen her play in and have — been code. Reports were read by chair-| ing of commissioners of agriculture men of the committees on public ed- | and the national livestock show. The! ucation, statistics, membership, leg-| eighth annual conference of the) ion ot| Ame erican, Farm Bureau Federation | s the first of next week. 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Place the two bottles in a jar of crushed ice and salt for half an hour. The tempera- ture will drop to about zero, yet Texaco flows freely. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1926 (4 | ANNOUNCEMENT | DIAMONDS @: ’ ya i) ov | Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab an-| nounces the opening‘ of her specialty shop at 520 Mandan Open evenings until December Overcoat sale— Bergeson’s. Open Evenings December Overcoat Sale |) Chesterfields, Tube Coats, Ulsters, Fur — I Collared Coats, Leather or Sheep Lined ~ OE heer hss | You can bank that they know what they are doing, as as ella | their unqualified guarantee goes back of the set. Coats with fur collars. asi Fc sada | oe not drop in and talk it over with one of ‘our ex: f : 4 : 2 at oe $25 00ATS $19.75 $S0COATS $34.75 | He pertorinenee HIV be ‘aly Our lines consist of RCA, Day-Fans, De Forest and fe bd i tity quditorium and will start at si f| Thompsons, ? $35 COATS $26 715 $75 COATS $54 75 ; Tae forced Bertha Kalich | c'elock sharp. 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