The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1928, Page 12

: THURSDAY. MARCH 1, 1928 ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE = ae = = — ik NOISE ELIMINATION POSSIBLE lt . a e as bomes for ca hla ea “| Dry Agent’s Nose Is inem2 Symmetry (Texas Youngsters ape ers Hartford, Conn—Hiram Percy vasy—Obacie Chapin in “ts | AT THE SCHOOLS |S as Good as His Eye mmm | Have 32-piece Band Pa ye r 0S n and id , Cireus,” March 5, 6, 7, 8— | nd |vices to eliminate noise, says, that t e ye ited heity noises which hamper efficiency Capitol Theatre 4 Judge Molyneaux Says Wichita Falls, Texas, March i— [and injure health ean be cut down 2 | (—A juvenils band with a mem- STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, arr | bership averaging eich: years of the W am M school on W STOLEN CAR RECOVERED visited the Roosevelt |Chinese Motif Is_ REM RNE She 28st ee Used at Tea Given demand for it. March 1.— (AP) — agent's nose telis osser first M | Whe : 90 per cent when there is a public j age plays in Wichita Falls 2 re- ‘The Eiffel Tower, Paris, is 300 Burieigh. ‘ ss a" a ae ‘ oe it ttt hac | a j: : 4 sa ; at's Bik Couns, roure For Schoo! Faculty jhim an illicit still is in operation he | Shera eri ae a near (meters, or about 984 fet high. weet puri pi ist 4 {may search the premises without e | ° The co ge Sa the tank was empty when the car was a us , Burr addressed the ‘search warrant, the United States c band (Was Oremus, institu. found, and it is the belie! cf officials’ Announcement _ extraordi- | Austin school, a primary aaa vag ary tion, by Miss Mattilyn Wilson, who ‘hat & |nary—Charlie Chaplin in “The \directs it. AREAS. potent Se nein |Cireus,” March 5, 6, 7, 8— |geembersinclce, purils, chiey 4LLBGED THIEF CAUGHT | Capitol Theatre. | grades. All instrument Minot, N - vo] Was ene car wes take Ruuseve school b . : 00. OD | district cou! : | Judge Joseph W. L + | the opinion, said he ‘can see no dif- » Rostrum club were yin ene Boxe [ference between see still in op- oe years “eration and smelling « still in opera- vs. AML persons uv estate or ii Imcumbrance vu @escribec in th The State of North Above Defendants i You and 1 one © teachers a raid made by officers who ; , a“ j ~ by euintne snd refresher e home ere Rey gcuiaae careithe iy here today on & GOITRE CAUSED aitice of jand gold uniforms. = ig participated in the theft | Pressing, Choking Feeling, Minne- rettes from the Wins- sote Lady Relieved by Stain- ution of the v company last Sun less Liniment conside: re are 32 members in the of 200,000 cx Sambar’ higher dedarsl courts, band. The youngest is six years pte pu ciymeuus granted defend: fi AGH ceieet ten, ad the eighty thousand of Corinne Eagen, $100 Longfellow - § ruling, thus ‘leader, Ralph Mallab nine. have been recovered. Ave. South, Minneapolis, Minn., says PPR | Another alleged ac lice is bein’ jn her own ge ae ro ee | . jepolis Star: “: ave Ui 0Tbo! Old Swedish Castles geile ie | Guucrupie six weeks. Felt relief the B me Institutions The Japanese word, j ns first few applications. That press- appeal to the court of ap- conduet- | P& The raid held lege) was staged at the ere December 12, w fat a j muscle scie | in ne has rage ot the home of William peared. You may use my G Joseph Dusenka. The |, Stockholm, March 1, 1928—(?— Announcement _ extraordi- peter motion The knightly splendor of Sweden's et all drug stores or write ceived in the librar | historic castles is a thing of the nary—Charlie Chaplin in “The Sako Company, Mechericsherg. | past, and several of them are being Cireus.” March 5. 6, 7, 8— Ohio. Locally at Finney’s Drug adapted to humanitarian or ideal- Capitol Theatre. | Store. —Ad: ‘i istic purposes. ‘i E % i Dr. Axel Gauffin, director of the suppres evidence seized in raid, including 2 still and some onshine ‘ ne i Renveete Additional! Society the court “the be con- —— .¢ nat a « eing com. | ational museum, has plan for ire t t af there is converting Laeckoe Castle into 2 | picture galiery. For a numb | Years it has been empty. and a pro. | posal made jast year to turn it inte 2 tourist hotel has been rejected a impious. It was once the coun! v is Miss | Seat of the powerful de la Gardie: eaie the hon- is being com- m the State of he south halt ef (8 1-2 of § walt of the south, #6. W. 1-4) of accept the testi- witnesses that after they 28) in “tow + ms ft h ily: that erty (146 r ash in the : British film! & French family that had become ‘ whic was afterward jo- \ Jnited | enobled in Sweden. ine (9) wer t The qualiy renowned castles of Gripsholm and Skokloster on Lake sew? i yetion is to de! la é ih A oni vp oR n ee : ——__— é New Y Mataren have already been convert- | oni Tea! pigs = eee i Co = y s t- tion or neaiuat : Ps as her a ‘Humane Society Seeks | be made int cha ante AO Rae ia eet = SE ee jis Gwn Language ~ et) S| be made into museums before long TDated February 16th t GEO. M REC ine] 7 _ while part of the once heavily forti- to End Dog Cropping | fea castle of Vadstena, om Lak : ee | Vattern, has for some time housed GEORGE c r r March 1—(AP)— | the iocal archives. Some other cas- 1 t 7 4 horns, the Th ne Association | j tiv do away ii sR LATE } editor of the ~ Fi 7 bie test sine te ecomie everyday | Nat tae form: Try Licorice and epiatric derrick dotted cour- ally ast enne} club Menthol For Bad etiam 1. Webb, formerly W the officers of ged w..o performs to ruil dogs born after | iam JL Webb, J i tf caaeunion: utl oo will lea __} a spec! be barred from Cough | “Tha FS met a home | ers in the oll. show ennel club ruies ESR a | mand tt o arrange a pro-;*Win Cities. | |, age a accion Costs Littie—Never Fails | on & h 3 rulur meetin, i * 30 ye i s in the Wy smith, Deceased, - H regular ueeting ie sand ik ov arise feroms a For coughs and colds in the | older climate of Dakota, Mon- | una and Minnesota the very The finest things are usually made by teersous ‘uniknow wtate or interest would hav Sherwood ax n ¢ i ational athletic Pre: oes aie i ses a yl ade pesopeeanaper a ssi. treatment i> 4 mixture of : r ia: s | Bismare school this week ja cas eluate ea | “Cropy icorice, menthol and 2 few | those who specialize in fine things only. tie State of > ¢! chapter is 60! . : vther ingredients. This has » Typove Defendas, i raga : . faking just lately been discovered, t- | | © Q¥ou and each one of y hereby}, of “hounds,” the “i > de ro of by on ili , Bomoned ‘to answer The juvenile band, ur oy mnied giteatiee eee Geico gether with the fact thai coughs | Schilling produces top grade coffee ie getion, whi ¢ th of $. P. Orwoll, gave a concer aly aogigig lait tj ring ie m colder climates need 2 spe- | | ee of the’ Clerk 0 vistriet | Ong he Geis Rocaivell: kely Jookir <. and th = cial DIFFERENT treatment | | ieee of Benieich County evening at the Roosevelt mie seh ileal ssi cial nN it |] . art of Burleig! County. sree ty Berra Pete than coughs in warm climate: only (no 2nd or 3rd grades), and io upon the eubgcribers st ty oo Bone aa mares ” sidihoe This special cough mixture | jce im the city of marck 1 IM 1 Wey s sal. iron ee 7 kote i sit: 4 43 os a Mrs. Darwin Beers and Mrs. Wi we for Dakota, Montana and Min- Py unty North Dakota, with. |, Mrs. Da the pa | cape of ( iis aaw cueing obtteed || Schilling is the only one who does. er of this|liam Harris were guests at the Wil give of the/ liam Moore school this week. case of| . v-prepared under the name = | of Li-Ko cough treatment. Be- | Baking Powder » Tea mixture, Li-Ke WOODS OS zr cough and cold treatment is in- expensive and the results in the | colder climates are renliv wen- derful. Hall Drug Company, | and all Medicine Deaiers—auy. || ee ober e i hevfiken seatnst youl Catherine Hi ‘om the Ruvseve Wach . 1 has transferred hool to the fifth school, ° t complaint. D at Bismarck, te agg thie 6th day of Janu- | Stade i nO M. REGISTER end ‘The Osece Campfire group held a , BEGISTEN: ee [candy sale at the high school Tues- e ad-;day during convocation. Bis- ons E. Cave, Mrs. 0. T. Raaen : You’ll never = know how good “a? ginger ale = can be - until you try Mrs. Vint | Was & guest Danan ne 4 > areee * DOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION RSS Bot Bismarck, ah 6-23-28 eee ees. Tt 8] ) 1UBOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF “ ‘ ae Tharl sialon ee REDEMPTIO A ‘ ‘ ri r ge OF NORTH DAKOT : Si don't ounty of Burleigh | sey e a ubout flying tk b oe + about flying than th F. Kile a | : nee, z flight to C # of ia thet their ‘ nd here ich Was assessed ation for you have one of the situ y;—Just one of t prov nba ut gold for, 84 Bt required to redeem a! t ition to the above sinount) required to pay the coxts| 5) ea? 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