The Bismarck Tribune dated November 3, 1928

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| HOOVER PRESENT £ * doors, both ESTABLISHED 1873 CAMPAIGN ENDS AS CANDIDATES MAKE LAST BID Both Parties Forecasting Land-

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PAGE TWO ’ My HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Officers Plan Various Activities for Season at STUDY COURSES WILL FEATURE WINTER SEASON...

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OPPOSES MEASURE 3 Bismarck, North Dakota, November 2, 1! i ‘ibune: eA eames to be the belief on the part of some people that

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te pewe cesses ewesenses PAGE FOUR The. Bismarck Tribune ‘ An Independent Newspaper fh} THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER L 45...

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ee eee: eee ea arr. ww Fave ems eos PFHORR Ei r Parsee TS eo TT ae oe Be Se oy, “ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1928 Ruby L. S. Jago

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PAGE SIX COOLIDGE SAYS HOOVER SPEECH { Breaks Silence Second Time in Campaign to Praise Repub- lican Nominee Washington, Nov.

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, * the SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1928 GOOD SEASON | ‘SIGHT, RAILWAY CHIEF BELIEVES Shipments Indicate Heavy Holiday Trade, R. W.

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Te . Red Olaf . . . stood six feet four in his bools, the sea in his eyes, hairy chest bared to the ocean spray. they called

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1928 Dated at Bismarck this 26th day of October, 1928. A. C, ISAMINGER. (SEAL) 3 Auditor Burleigh...

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‘Overconfident’ Demons Make Late Punch to Defeat JOHNNY O'HARE |Farrel) Names Vance, Grove, | It’s a Family of Eight Swimming

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(SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1928 HELP WANTED MALE OMAN CAN EARN $5 CAS in hour, selling Vanderbilt shirts, ties, and underwear...

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PAGE TWELVE AL WINDING UP | HARDEST DRIVE |; IN PUBLIG LIFE New York Governor Finishes Campaign in Madison Square | Garden