The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1929, Page 5

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1929 SR seeeeineemeenianen' ‘Minishoshe Chapter, Daughters of Ameri : Revolution. Holds Guest Day at Strauss Home 858, a iP itil B Many Bismarck People Leave for Auto Show ss TEOsE i iH i nB8 £969 28g HTH UE > Fer Gaie Oiseaux Club TONIGHT - SATURDAY - ns -. 8 Shows - 6, 7:30, 9 Fi f Boe i i ie ae akota Moves to inth Place in Contest Announcement that North Dakota twenty-first to ninth “Kentucky pet set i Pri g é ae 35 F Pe Tale et i Fite pile dide reall HUE FR rie yf ‘ FREE EES fi abet aie « i which Be) company North Dakota. oe Rev. og a ee EW ROUTE 10 WY WINTER GARDEN comes in its own that which will be seen in Pinn, John Sakariassen, D. Eee. i ET 8. Williamson left last for a short trip to Minneapolis. -| Treasurer Bribery Case Goes to Jury Soft Water Shampoos. | Beauty Shop. A. W. Lucas Co. ee Dance at the Dome tonight. Sawyer’s Paramount Orchestra *| from Minot, Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity articles and novelties. Kimonos Novelties expected to be superior. ISMARCK TRIBUNE & Billie Jones jumped from one side to the other. Heard many weeks on Friday nights from WEAF, they will hereafter pre- sent their pieces from WJZ, the other “Dave Krause” lain Street,” the WOR presentation of life in “Titusville,” cn Tuesday evening, February 5. He has been away for some time. His mother is to accompany him, and a “welcome home” party is being planned. to/Grant Scott Rests Well and Improves Grant Scott, injured at the 800 roundhouse Friday morning when rolled by an engine, was reported slightly improved at the hospital to- day. He had a restful night. jt was said. Scott does not appear w have any fractures of bones. His injuries are abdominal. Special Sale Tonight and Monday We have assembled a vast assortment of gift Here is just a short list of the many things you can expect by attending this sale. 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