The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1934, Page 10

se The Bi ismarch) Tribune| % Pouer Dam Project sinoe Mareb, | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1984 THE GUMPS—THE GENEROUS UNCLE BIM TUESDAY HE OFFERED us FIVE MILLION = | TODAY 1S FRIDAY= COME ON MILLIE = ee Se SEVEN | > WHAT WILL i, LET'S GO SHOPPING- il - SATURDAY BRING ? “Honest, Finnegan, I had to sock him. That kid’s an awful liar. He said his grandmom could make i LONG HAS THIS \ TWENTY YEARS, COME GRaeS! AN’ better ice cream than al! iat MosEBy, You SPEAK ) BOYS, IT'S ALL ON ACCOUNT OF 4 NEW INSTANT FROZEN is E OF, « % DEAD FORTUNE IN GOLD! GOLD, D'va CLOVERDALE ICE CREAM DEPFADABLE BUTTE POVLIRY MANDAN CREAMERY & PRODUCE co. ‘Third Sunday, Mass at 10:00 a.m. CHURCH day School NOTICES Howe. 8:00 p. m. grades 7 and 8 in C. E. Miss Bergquist, teacher. ‘Thursday evening Bible study and Prayer at 8:00 Sunday Sept. 2. Regular Sunday BEFORE YA ASK ANY SILLY QUESTIONS, ) @UT-ER-UH SOMEBUDDY LEFT THIS BASKETON )FIVE gages. A, KNOW, CHIEF, THERE'S NUTHII THE ANSWER (S,NO, THIS ISN'T THE ( AIN'T OUR FRONT DOORSTEP! THERE'S FIVE {MIGOLLY, HERE’ WORSEN TH! DESERTION OF Caunory! it's THREE ANIA HALF DOORS / LOOKIN! FER ADHERE GO ON WEE TOTS! 'MGONNATRA DOWN TH’ STREET ! DOWN TH! PARENTS, IF (T/S: TH! LAST THING | DO! Bravo, MILAD!: AN! NOw), LET'S HAVE A LOOK AT TH' LITTLE every Sunday Elder Walter LeRoy, State ‘home. . s Sept. Fifteenth Sunday after Trin- ye 2 3:00 “ 10:00 ~ Sloan Memorial—“Life tne mee m.: paematlon: class at and Missionary Journeys of the Apos- , Sept. 10, at 1:00 p. m.: we Paul.’ Confirmation class at the Vie home. sing. E : Bible study at the Driscoll Parish : ‘The Zion Luther} BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES at the home of Mr. and eee i " SHES ‘i DOING 1S MAKING } MOLE | WHAKS Yo | ME LOVE HER ALL] BEEN. MR. RONNIE ? THE MORE ' I-1 ]| CMON IN “Miso CANT BEAR TO BOOTS AM EXPECTIN SRE WER S Lene 2AND DOING ALL SINE CAN) MY FOOL SELF AND | F a& i : A iy F ce By HAMLIN i Te oury THUGS, THEY GOT ou! oop! Say, CHIEF, KNOCKE! Ww A GREAT BIG LOOP g i BUT HELL NEVER ESCAPE, THAT'S VERY PLAIN= i TA ‘on ence THEY'RE ON HIS NECK LIKE A HURRICANE / ; H