The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1929, Page 9

iTRMUU Sy BAST SST Te CREAN ZT ii a] Sone Ts am! f gee were COULDN'T WORK | Indian Schools Girls Leaving for Homes as Study Activities End ‘The Indian school has arrived at the vacation period. Today the Fort ‘Yates charges of C. B. Dickinzon, the school superintendent, were depart- ing tor on homes, and Somrra, “FOR 6 MONTHS “No one can realize what a blessing Sargon is until they have gone through what I have the past three years and then found the health this ‘Wonderful medicine brought me. 1 RICHARD KHLON lest several months time from work |= on account of my condition, but now T'm in fine shape. “I suffered terribly with stomach trouble. After nearly every meal I was bothered with heartburn and gas pressure that caused severe pains. Rheumatism pains in my right shoulder nearly drove me distracted. I was so nervous and restless at night I didn't know what a good night sleep was, and I felt tired all the/3 time. Constipation had bothcred me for years. “My meals are a pleasure to me now, and my stomach never bothers me at all. The rheumatic pains are all gone; my nerves are strong and I sleep fine. In the mornings I feel rested’ and full of energy. Soft Mass Pills have overcome my constipation ‘and are the finest liver stimulant I ever used. “The way ‘the Sargon treatment strengthened me is wonderful, and I cannot praise it cnough.” The above statement was made by Richard Khlon, well known resident of 1447 Thomas St., St. Paul. and is a member of St. Mathews Lu- theran church. Sargon may be obtained in Bis- marck at Finney’s Drug Store—aAdv. Nor just another “TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1920 the er Monde ihe gi held an outing in the path park at dan, hiking there and back. There have been about 130 Girls at the school this winter. Various exercises marked the clos- ing weeks of the school, including the Operetta, “Man-Dah-Min,”" recently given here and at Fargo. Superintendent and Mys. Dickin- ore UNGUAONEDANDNGDENOEDGONRODAUDNOAACANEUCLOODONLAEONEEOUECANODEONCONODAEOAORGODOCGONONOOODONGGONOToNUdoOcOnCUaEOOogvodecnooseosuonegensonsoneuoouen 121 Fourth St. Our special “RAINSaINE” pré- cess helps every “Solar” Straw to re- sist the action of sun and rain, adding to the life and appearance of the hat. Only the mass-buying. resources of the J. C. Penney Company make these values “MACOS esta mee THE RISMARCK TRIRI INK iris ‘rom th the ea Berthold res. James E. Kiley Named Secretary by K. of C. Minot, N. D., May 28.—()—Appro- priations have been “voted the St. Johns orphanage, Fargo. and th: | retary Grand Forks, by the state convention of thej}den; J. o| Newman foundation, Knights of Columbus. 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