The Bismarck Tribune dated December 10, 1926

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WEATHER FORECAST Mostly {gir tonight and Satur- day. Not much change. ESTABLISHED 1878 {MINE SEALED | DAWES GIVEN NOBEL PEACE

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PAGE TWO Crossing to Take | between $75,000 an on Bus Patrons) y wif 1 John Blue die | Senate Committee lake-Jamestown auto

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FRIDAY, ak 10, 1926 DOHENY TELLS | She Was Cure” OF MORE LOANS TO A. B. FALL: Admits He Didn't Tell Sen. | ate Committee...

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PAGE FOUR BISMARCK WILL NOT BE LACKING IN XMAS CHEER Community Tree and Program| For Kiddies Planned— Baskets For the Needy a

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FRIDAY; DECEMBER 10,'1926 *: . Social:.and ‘Personal | Governor’s Mansion Will Be Scene of Panhellenic Party' The Bismatck

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PAGE SIX CITY LEAGUE ‘AMONG ‘CAGERS’ : Phantoms Will Again Be on Floor —Six or Eight | | it Teams Wanted } t vi o Anyone who

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10,4006-~ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THIRTEEN. James om Stillman’ 8 Household * Sn 4 er, bed complete,...

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PAGE FOURTEEN * HIGHER PRICE, | Leading Figures in Mellett Murder Trial LOWER COST, IS. BIG PROBLEM Topics Will Be Discus:

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‘FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1926 evorerarevarorergrerererererererarere THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE...

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PAGE EIGHT The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) Published by the...

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i a Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and Helen were tragsacting business in Regan and shopping last Monday. Joe Fisher made a trip

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___‘__‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1926 | train No. 7 Thursday for Sterling, re:| employed in the Toundbouss.

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‘GOVERN T Patiol inspector- Guards needed frequently for C: Gah and other borders.-91680 yi ly. Particulars tree... Write,

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PAGE TWELVE North Dakota a Great Beekeeping State—Something About Region Where the Largest Crops of Honey Are Gathered Prot r