The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1932, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1932. THE GUMPS— FROM BIMBO HIMSELF [Back To THE CARRS AND THE GUMPS AGAIN — 7. = . TOM CARR HAVE CROPPED IN ON RIS INS AND JUST AS ANDY RECEIVED ACABLEGRAM FROM UNCLE BIM — — DEAR FOLKS— WISH HIM (UM HAVING THE TIME ALU THE HAPPINESS OF MY LIFE= HAVE MET IN THE WORLD— THE SWEETEST, DEAREST, EAS LECTUS GIRL THAT EVER’ || gate Was A OSES EAD OVER | | ONLY HOPE HE GETS EONE DESERVING OF HIM — (benses THE ~ FH ye AUNTIE BLOSSOM BAY ON 2 y THERE ARE bE] CAN*LOOK AT THE THE FERRY ~ = ' uKe OLD COSTUMES, COSTUMES WHILE FROM WHERE'S 5EE THIS BETTER, STAGES COACHES WE MEN LOOK AT SAN FRANCISCO AUNTIE NOU CAN RIDE AND CANNON UP THE VALLEY | : 5 4 J NS THIS ANT. IN HERE. TO SACRAMENTO. 4 NOU CAN ONLY YOU ARE NOWIN 2 . 1) ae) CALIFORNIAS i STATE CAPITOL, THE GROUNDS CONTAINING MANY RARE TREES AND SHRUBS, AN EARLY TRANSCONTINENTAL “Stop and think, judge! Perhaps you have a little boy of your own——” eS a ee ; ci SUTTER'S FORT, ————— in Natighton township on t r STRONGHOLD OF \ Still 1 nship heir way THE GOLD RUSH e ee -—o rs, ick and daughter of DANS OF ‘49. the Nick Tozeski ou By B. P. HAGSTROM ster vacation. arena rE arents of the pupils in Esth-| FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Albert Hagstrom rian Stra Ue sci jo. 4 gathered at the q ee to wate z They Mon acre sue om tae ‘DOESNT MAKE ANY / WE GOES AN' CHALLENGES Y YOUNE BEEN our PAL. ere accompanied back le, e Tacarone, COUPLE DAYS TO TRAIN DIFFERENCE TO ME... US To A RACE, THEN HE THEY ARE, JUMBO=GEE, \ HEART D HEART TALK... i ALONG, LONG TIME AN’ - Hagstrom, instructor in the d rihday. 17 . ; hs Bet SY aes BEFORE WE HAVE THE I'M READY ANY TIME WANTS TIME TO TRAIN FoR THEY WONT Be THAT grade school, who spent the E a 2 4 ON BEN. 5 "1 fal You ARI GOING To ae oe RACE, HADNT ‘You SAY= Poors IT. HOH... \NE'LL. BEAT ‘EM, WAY WHEN WE Let pir oe Heth TO MAKH You AsaINST vacation at her home, returning by Pauline Hagstrom opened a or L NO MATTER How MUCH HE G{ GET THROUGH wilh You vP.... NOSIR..L PCODLE FOR A RACE... train from Bismarck Sund summer school term in Ecklund town- SOneS ( iq Norma and Bobby Hoc r vis-| ship Monday morning. i TRAIN . ited with their sister, M | and daughter, Margaret, CHALLENGES sumgo!! f 3 ‘WOU CALS BEAT HIM, CANT fer, of Painted Woods Saturday | w dinner guests of Mr. and Reset ; Yous Wednesday of last we M i and Mrs, Edwin |_ Davi 3 Tosa tonded the funeral of a re of Mr. morning. Nettie Knocks, RACE... Johnson in Bismarck Wednesday. They | « E n working at the Kaeter visited at the Cnarles Johnson home . returned with him. FRECKLES ss ==), The people of this communtty have THINKS IT been attending the revival services jheld in Wilton by Rev. Shirley of & Big JOKE, Ir Steele and in Regan by Rey. Jensen. BUT TAKES Elsie Kaeter visited with her TAs uP HF you use MINERAL OIL| | cin’: se’ Semavcr Sosa rue eget eb Foie day and Wednesday. Mrs, Kaeter un- derwent an operation Tuesday morn- Mc Kessonss ing. z if Ingrid Hagstrom substituted for | —— = A B LE three days in Grasslake school No. 1,] MOM'N POP 4 due to the illness of the instructor. The Original and Best rge number from this commun- Bear GnG Bes ttended Easter services and pro- f , 7_CAN'T HELP IT, cc wri we TO SIGN SSIAN MINERAL OIL in the Pentecostal church in Re- goa ies os ANER BEFORE SOME- eae petite besa re raed rig pidyeiegetromianal UAE nS Iee ov AYER ee ee rry Vincent motored Pauline Hag- bau Beaty Srey ene " rom to the Louie Spitzer home near WORTH IT t Baldwin Sunday, Conrad Johnson motored his daugh- ter Velma to Wilton Monday. Mrs. Herman Falkenstein assisted *|Mrs, Morris Anderson in packing their household goods last week. The An- derson’s moved to the Ed Cornell farm \the latter part of the week. Oscar Erickson motored to Turtle Lake Monday to visit with his wife, who is caring for her mother. . \ a ; Edna Falkenstein returned home the } a ‘ ° ° |middle of the week after a short visit L pul a 4 |with Ada Anderson of Wing. 5 : iT A EE | “Axel Asplund, Mr, and Mrs. Erick ; f oi i Ee Phone 22 | and children and Harry Vin- : \ | ie 208 Main Ave. Bismarck, N. D. |! ¢ Sunday dinner guests at the ae. : UTM es i, {Ole Hagstrom home. Ed Broehl and Mrs. Signe Johnson visited Miss Mary Doyle's | school Wednesday. LA@IN'T ALLOWED Ta ARGUE WITH “Here va are! cimme TH ewe! (TLL i PROSPECTIVE CUSTOMERS, BUT WHEN " Stickler Solution, | Ya SAY ER WINDOWS OGN'T NEEO ‘y s COST A COUPLA SMACKERS TA GET A » ° WASHIN’ eR cRazY! I'LL BETCHA EVE BUCKS “a CAN'T SEE ACROSS TH’ F UN. ER A L SER RMSSS ET ARE wasteo! HOME Offers . © . 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