The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1928, Page 3

_ THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1928 oe fxs biSMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THRES consider. announcements for the|by the Will school for the boys’ glee commencement exercises in June. | club, ' ere eee 4 Miriam Smith of Ontario, Can- Rictholt Stool fate tintahed em: ada, has entered the second grade Lein hi turned to the} ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURIES | Mrs. C. C. Klusmann of New Salef,| one automobile in dodging another. Wir tol ater. a two months’| New Salem—Mildred Klusmann,| narrowly escapéd serious injuries| The car struck the child and she illness. five-year-old daughter of Mr. and|recently when she ran in front of| was thrown to the pavement, strik- eee James Estes has transferred from about her head and body but no in- ing her head. She suffered bruises ternal injuries. | Seventh and Eighth 3 tng product mai 3 af the north cen-/ at the Will oS ; the Will school to the Richholt. ; ‘ ae Grade Honor Rolls |) °' 2 + « «a lectfeattd es. William Harris vis-|" Blessed Overnight Relief All the famous Oriental Dishes Y | Announced This Week |zierd' Wises tye teen edmited ing the pat sek, ROR BURNING |. served at wae Ri fe Hoe formerly We ( Jifer Ou The honor roll for the seventh jing to this eity from Oakes, te tue pane hoe ae ean ACHING FEET oneecant ie announced this:week with 16 pac| Th#" second grade of the Will holt school recently, 12 Days’ Free Trial | Chinese Chop Suey Hart Schaffner & Marx From the “tenth winging lente Meeting histaried Rie] ‘en Mrs. H. M. Berg visited the first] Hero's the sensible quick way to Mushroom Chop Suey Clothe Sy large XY 4 maker. Ss of id fifth les of the Richholt Lyng Pupils merit the place| nished by Rufus Lumry. an = of the Richho! school this week. | say tart recta chan caging they Chicken Chop Suey ° ° pS ivi, ao if. gone Cues bare i fineclothesintheworld ep from, Cine teak: |pey room ‘tho acen, | Feria, Magdalen, Florence sod ingot ave kv Sou mini Chicken Yatcameia ‘ ie eer pain. Rvera| tntiee, eleaee Sipe & vocabulary | ote sche and get's tube of Teint Ease, Rub It means more style and more value * ¥cvvas, Marie Nixon, Lio; % Cee TES it on tonight and tomorrow morn- Egg Foyoung . hile to t be Pederson, Freda Schticren’| The” third grade of the Will| The 7A geography class at the| ing have fect so: free from distress Sub Gum Warmein than you’ve ever been able to ge’ - meyer, Virginia’ Smith, Richard] school’ annex is cond ‘a mode} | Will school has begun the study of| and burning that they'll feel fine u Afi howl f rt cloth + jedman, Beatrice Vater, Néva Vét-|stocery store-in connection with the| Australia, = | again. Only 60 cents a tube, Thdie didhai eu pean ws citie ty Miia fore—A finer showing of smart clothes if ress Oe aii ei eee Maxine Welch has returned to the| for 12 day trial tube to Pope Labor- babi ti ene for young men, for college men, for Re ick, . Keren Jacoheen, Leona Ellison, a seventh rade | Wachter school after a two months’ atorics D>sk 10 Hallowell, Maine.— b ° n f vi Leona’ Jordan, Annette Liebole; Wil-| pupil at the Will school, is now | absence. Adv. jusiness men, for e erybody. liam ‘Little, Willowbelle- Metscierk;| making her home in’ Rochester, = Lord Murphy, Ateha Nalate,, Ioaes Minnesota... Wonderful Values at Nose, HO a Mey Mrs. A. W. Stadler was a guest Robert Stat house, Omer Walle, rian eae 5 i of the Wil- room Joseph Wright, *{liam Moore school Tuesday after. . auras hess ireey the: aden Books of Songs el Richholt school Monday « avening on for boys’ voices has been purchased the of the city schools ee Friday and Saturday, March 9th and 10th Theatre L the growth BIR * bg tie progres bie! ‘fur- nis! yy. Misses Vivian Cog! 2 Years Cost Employed Maxine ’Piekles, Wary" Maszeret tn the Making | Muon betters | scoot 9S -Last Times Tonight, March 8th BIRTH (CHARLIE CHAPLIN $29.50 $32.50 $37.50. Bergeson’s Bismarck J. N. MCCRACKEN CO. Golden Rule Store < were admitted to association that evening. elutee The fifth grade of the William Moore school has finished making february com) of the histories and lives great men whose birthday ‘anniversaries. come in February. | | et Palmer Progress. -pins | were awarded to 101 pupils tea the sev- i songs, About “16 OF A The Choice of | =e RACE Fashion for Spring SPCC OSSOOSOS OOO Loretta Asselstine and Herbert Asselstine of the Will school have returned to their home at Moffit ufter spending the winter months in this ‘city. “THE CIRCUS” Chaplin at his best. A The greatest Biblical and historical photoplay ever pro- duced. From the dawn of Creation to the present day. Featering: LIFE UF MOSES, LIFE OF CHRIST, BIRT OF AMERICA COFCO TCO | eter PC a About 31 new books were received t. Directed by John W. Noble | Music by Joseph (. 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