The Bismarck Tribune dated March 21, 1929

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE (==) ESTABLISHED 1873 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, MARCH 21,. 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS } Fear 30-50

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Pies M "FAW SEEKER Toe, [SENS wr comer oe PUBL ULI + BEGANFLOWING 10 {| THIS AREA IN 1928 Northern Pacific Sales Show 84 per

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THURSDAY, | H 21, 1928 GINATING “GOOD WILL” OAKLAND Says— we offer ‘Good Wil? usell cars at such low prices.” Just A Few Of

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Mandan Masons Plan To Complete Temple to Three Stories Soon Mandan Masons are planning to complete their temple this year.

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Starring Forks, and ‘George D, Mann, Bis-|® Maga d planned linen shower hon- the 2 cs ~ | oring Shirley Penner, who will HN

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Oklahoma City, March 21.—(7)—W | articles of impeachment preferred by i acquitted. I have retained my honor and integ- - |

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THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE some fine editions of fairy tales and|ning’ will be devoted to cards. Re-| new

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An Independent Newsprper good-natured with an insight which gives him the dis- THE STATES voor Shoah tend cernment necessary

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THURSDAY, of his successor, Secretary calling off a meeting scheduled last Monday. Mrs. Sippel, who is president of the...

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THF BISMARCK TRIBUNE, = THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929 seepspe tat on the stroke of 11, St. PRESIDENT HOOVER ie a eae sighs a eo

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THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929 NEW MANDAN DEPOT TO-BE COLONIAL IN 1+. TTS ARCHITECTURE Bids Soon to Be Asked So as to Start...

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Taft By FLORENCE GOSNEY . __ NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Bismarck hospital for six weeks. urday. He had been staying with ihis...

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- ¥ « SDAY. MARCH Children Present President Hoover -A Gold Harmonica “Washington, March 21.—()—Presi- dent Hoover was...

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Ce et eae CHARLES WILSON, ROBERT WEIR AND MORRIS LONG, ALL OF FARGO, FRANK CLINTON, GRAND FORKS, ALSO NAMED | Twenty Coaches

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THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1 «s: MAINLY FAVORABLE #) Wheat Prices Average Lower on Liverpool Weakness De- spite Bullish Notes...

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wees LET By RODNEY DUTCHER (NEA Service Writer) Washington, March 21.— Unques- tionably theforeigndiplomat in Wash- ington