The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1931, Page 7

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1931 AFTER ALL THE TROUBLE Sem VO. WENT TO GETTIN’ OUT TONIGHT, & MAMIE’S OLO MAN HAS COME TO MAKE US A visIT BANJOEYES- WHAT A SWELL TIME I \S THE OLD WEAR UNLESS GENT IN THE HOUSE NOW? MOON MULLINS | See Frank u es ‘ , | feat e Willard “J MAMIE MACE A MISTAKE- %. : HE DION’T HEAR YOU RIGHT. AND AS A MATTER OF FACT WE WAS HAVIN’ ALITTLE ARGUMENT BECAUSE {T’S PURTY I TOOK AJUG OF CIDER AWAY LATE -PLL TOLO ME I FROM HIM AND TOLD KAYO TAKE YOuR TO TOSS TO DROP IT OUT THE PAW OvT THIS OUT } DPSTAIRS WINDOW BEFORE SOME OTHER TH’ WINDOW ea WILLIAM GOT TO STICKING AND BREAK HIS NOSE INTO CT. NIGHT, MAMIE. ’ SAY, MOON, I DROPPED MY HANDKERCHIEF WHEN I LEFT ie MY ROOM - HOHUM! WILLYA LOOK t THINK AROUND FOR IT? / ¢ VLU TAKE A LOAD THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WANT AD COLUMNS ga 4 HOW’DJA LIKE AND HE BRUNG A,JUG OF VERY MEET MY FINE CIDER ALONG— WELL, HE’s WAIT A POPPY, 2 SO DEEF HE COULDN'T MINUTE, MR.MCBANG. & UNDERSTAND WHAT SHE UNCLE Pop's DEEF WAS TALKIN’ ABOUT, AND WILLIE, HE CAN'T THE SIGHTS? SAY POP TOGO OUT WITH ME AND SEE UGH -HUH - ME AN MAMIE WAS SEEN HAVIN’ A FIGHT. MOMMY- JEST BECAUSE I SHOT AT AOLD EMPTY BOTTLE WITH MY B-B~- GUN THAT MAN NEXT DOOR TALKED SOMETHIN’ TERRIBLE-