The Bismarck Tribune dated August 9, 1917

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¢; fe « P > . . General W. K. Magn, chief of militia bureau, in a personal letter to Gover- TRIBU THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR, NO.

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Kensal Volunteers Best Looked After Soldiers in the State e = ; [Electric Voter Would Speed Up Congress Inventor Says Kensal,

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World war effects are™ being reflected not only in automobiles, but in their upholstery and in-ap- parelling ‘of chauffeurs

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He pripbuine Hatered at the #-atoffice, , Bismarck, Stk g wecoat Clans Matton JUED EVERY DAY EXCHrd SUNDAY Baily, ‘by mail:

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Soldiers to Be Given Dish Towels by Patriotic Women| A committee of patriotic Bismarck women will furnish dishtowels for the

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‘a | i ’ i 1 1 1 q HEN You-THERES A LION GOT LOOSE. FROM & AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. * Po Club— Ww. iL. Indianapolis. 69 50 St.

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BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE JOHN BORTELL Sheet Metal and Radiator Works BISMARCK, N. D. TAXI TAXI Fours Oak Ph joist Aid 57...

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\ { : ficut FER FAVORS “MINES SER “AS LUSTRESORT Governor in Favor of Giving Op- ‘ erators Chance to Make Good Before Acting