The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1932, Page 8

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NOT To COME TO BD sires om ne of either mother or child! ‘That is strong cathartics that sap their | y SERIOUSLY, ee HE HOUSE ANY Vp ; the official Piatt County record of strength and energy. i , WALT! THEY'RE MORE. ; v Dr. W. B. Caldwell. in fifty years’ coated tongue or bad breath 1s YOUNG ONLY j family practise in Illinois. al ONCE YOU No wonder mothers have such KNOW. entire confidence in giving little ally delicious in flavor. Taste . ones Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin! it! Take Syrup Pepsin yourself, a! If you have a baby, you have When sluggish or bilious, or you : constant. need of this’ wonderful ate troubled with sick headaches reparation of pure pe clive and no appetite. Take some for senna, and fresh herbs. A child who several hen run-down, and gels this gentle stimulant for the See how it picks you up. stomach, liver and bowels is always —_—_‘It_is_a prescription preparation DX } healthier. It keeps children’s which every drug store has ready; Ae 2 h 4 delicate systems from clogging. It in hig bottles, just ask anywhere , \ k t will overcome the most stubborn for Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. N : H | | h f fat iT z ee Gea al FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ‘ . NEARER AND NEARER ; | SIDE GLANCES Se By George Clark I I DOWT KNOW WHY NOW, WHEN 2 LIGHT ¥ SEE ANYTHING, 2 HEAR SOMETING, ITS COMIN’ cLosmm }/ IT'S SOME KIND OF AN ee i Nie EVER CAME INTO { 17,00 STRAIN YOUR oscar? YEP! LisTeN! SOUNDS AND ‘CLOSER, wus ANIMAL LEAPING TOWARDS f ania “9 Fee COV Or an WS 1S THE LIke SOMEBODY Now we are ww PY US...OUCH! THE MATEH IS i ast Gindcliecdl THINK WE MUST WAY... HURRY WALLIN see FOR IT...0UR ONLY BURNING MY FINGERS ... banat ivenelimeaapait- "pe Close B THE wi | wear iT? MATCH BURNING UP fi-/. DROF DOWN Back OF FRECKLES ENTRANCE J! : AN’ SOMETHING THIS Rock... QUICK / AND COMIN’ RIeHT eee aa oscAR. : REALIZE HE GREAT DANGER THEY FAcE, ip THEY CANT PICK UP } THE TRAIL To THE CAVES ENTRANCE... MOM’N POP GLADYS SPILLS THE BEANS! BUT, WHERE WHY WHY THEY ALL you SEEM RATHER 5 HOMER DITTY? THAT ry i 1S JUST WENT OUT FORA UPSET. MRS. NEWFANGLE. B LONG-HAIRED POET ' HILE CHICK EVERYBODY MINUTE WE EXPECT WHO DO YOU HERE -1n THIS HOUSE? FRANTICALLY 2 THEM BACK ANY MEAN- - THEY with AGUSTA?! ‘ PHONES MOMENT THE POLICE. IN THE HOPE THAT THEY WILL HEAD-OFF THE ELOPERS, GLADYS PUTS HER FOOT “When Im abie to get arqund 1 wor health, will I, Doc? H t t ° T W e SALESMAN SAM CREDIT GOES ASTRAY! 4 inger roop ins = ey! wreooe Ye DOIN’ WHY DON'TcHA Use YER y You'Re GEIN’ PINCHED ’ t I J b i = THat cer? EYES, Ye 6008? z ( FER BREAKIN’ TH’ GLass| t n Jamboree Contests cw sincere! ON “THAT ALARM GOxT i (am "West District Boy Scouts As-| #"d Donald Hersrud, personal and! : | public health. semble at Hettinger For Star badges—Vinton Plath, Bruce | A Plath, Joris Wigen, Clifford Peterson | 5 nnual Program and Alvin Myhro, all of Hettinger 45. ae ; Contest results follow: a Team Contests Hettinger, N. D., May 24—Scoring | (Troops indicated by number in table) 67'4 points, Boy Scouts of Hettinger Ist 2nd 3rd 4th 5tl re Troop No. 45, sponsored by the Lions | Fireman's carry45 23 .. or o club, won first place in contests held | Care of broken “4 ; 4m connection with the West River| bones | ee ee ee ‘istrict jamboree here last Saturday. Bandag: + 45 : | Carl Lower is scoutmaster of the | Tent pitching. 49 .. .. «.. +e F winning troop. Nail driving .. 50 23 64 45 49 er | } Other troops finished as follows:] Team relay I 5 Hettinger Troop No. 49, G. B. Caley) jump 23 45 «64 «449 «(50 é , ; scoutmaster, 39'2; Bucyrus Troop fa; | Neroel mes- ..49-64 .. 50 45-23 .. Sara, aman gop the. H. L. Otis scoutmaster, 28'2; Reeder| sage . (tie) (tie) Ci ee ees eens eee ms 7 Troop 64, R. D. Koppenhaver scout-|Dressing race. 45 49 64 .. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES BOOTS KNOWS! T pe. 234; and Haynes Troop 50, | Lighted candle = ‘ 3 points. | DR TE 23 «45 #49 #64 ~t«. : “Contests were supervised by E. E.,Tug-o'-war ... 23 50 45 64 49 BY GOLLY, KID 1 4 Duden, district scout commissioner; C.} Individual Contests WAVENT HAD SO f ‘H. Plath, district chairman; O. B.| Signal sending—Won by Vinton 1 Tripp, district secretary; Dr. J.O.Arn-| Plath, Hettinger 45; William Herm, 3 gon and Area Executive W. G. Fulton, | Hettinger 49, second. 1 both of Bismarck. Signal receiving—Won by Vinton £ Following the contests the scouts | Plath; William Herm, second. cooked their own dinners out-of-doors | Knot tying—Won by Vinton Plath; under the direction of Eagle Scouts | Dale Stricker, Bucyrus; Alvin Myhro, Duncan Wallace and Ernest McCall,| Hettinger 45; Leo Maley, Hettinger Bismarck. 49; Albert Marple, Hettinger 45. Dr. Arnson discussed plans for the| Scout's pace—Won by Ferd Hen- district scout camp on the Grand| drickson, Hettinger 49; Fay Stocking, river in South Dakota at the dinner. | and Buddy Wigen. Hettinger 45; Carl- ‘This camp will be known as Campjton Austad, Hettinger 49; Henry ‘Washte (“Camp Fun” translated from | Richardson, Reeder. the Sioux language). the name being Bugling—Won by Billy Todd, Reed- by Albert Marple, Hettinger.|er; Vinton Plath; Dean Tripp, Het- ‘At @ court of honor program in the | tinger 45; Carlton Austad. evening, with Paul W. Boehm as! Axe throwing — Won by Vinton a chairman, the following received|Plath; Buddy Wigen; Bruce Plath, su awards: ' Hettinger 45; Chester Chandler; Alvin cing teers — John Eck, By sieky Myhro. Fisher, Keith Iverson, Elmer Lundahl, Serene Robert, Ose, Quentin Ose, Harlan| here is no native species of mon- WASH TUBBS Omodt. Roger Otis, Clifford Solseth, key in North America north of the Dale Stricker, Floyd Walsh, Donald | Rio Grande, although man: cies Richardson, Henry Richardson and) innabit Mexico and Central America Elmer Solseth, all of Bucyrus; Clif- 2 ford Smizh, Hettinger 45; Leo Maley, Pe a a Hettinger 49; Willlam Carr andGien|| —Stiekler Solution | Second ‘class—William White and David Gullen, Reeder; John Herm, ‘William MUCH FUN SINCE ‘NOU WERE WERE FOR HEANEN'S \f Oul, M'SIEUR. To - Not 4 . ‘ eee ee ess ! 4 CONVICT | ze TERRIBLE DevIL's renee feu = TwevL/ EER way f VSLAND PENAL COLONY, nee TAS 1S A CONVICT Swie??

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