The Bismarck Tribune dated August 26, 1927

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| CHIGAGOANS |L__ Prince Gru Princes Pats __]Huge Crowds rince Greets Princess Pats Local thundershowers this after- non....

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PAGE TWO FRIDAY, AUGUST 36, 1997 Million Facists Or tite: sane 5 in Japanese Union| acca ? . nection with the. C ~‘Pokyo,...

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1927 TAX REFUND ON LANDS INVALID | and at 7:30 will feature a saxophone sextet. KTHS (384), Hot Springs,

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PAGE FOUR | ‘Social and Personal | Mrs. J. W. Johnson Is;Mmes Churchill and} Hostess Thursday to/Diven Are Hostesses Ladies’

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PAGE FIVE: » | ‘FRIDAY AUGUST 26, 1927 " THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE CE a RR A GR LT nner x AK BAL SOK AO BA BA OK BO OU BO Da GCL

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PAGE SIX | THE BISMARCK TRIBU N Pe pep scemsemme orn Banat FRID. AY,-AUGUST 26, 1997 Jones Eight Up on Ouimet; Mackenzie...

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lt I Ee COT ae] FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1997 WHEAT PRIGRS CLOSE STRONG Best Prices Made in Late ‘Trade Today—Corn and Oats Follow

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PAGE EIGHT COLONEL MAUS | INPRESSED BY CITY'S GROWTH Retired U. S. Army Medical Officer, Once at Fort Lin- coln, Visiting...

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FRIDAY, “AUGUST 26, PRODUCTION OF WHEAT COSTING “LESS IN 1927 Considerably Below Prevail- ing Market Price, Recent Survey...

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PAGE TEN-4 5 mi: » Fhe Bismarck 'Fribune An Independent Newspaper THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) Published

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po ec WANTED CLAY HAULERS be used at Stanton, N. D, Paying 20 cents a yard Haas Con- tracting Co. D. GRAVEL ‘Hauling Trucks

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PAGE TWELVE NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Brittin ‘lé Mr. and Mrs, Jason Hoover spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Orin Dut- fton’s. Mr...