The Bismarck Tribune dated August 30, 1929

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North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE « " The Weather~ . Partly cloudy tonight and fo Cooler es ESTABLISHED

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Osage PLOOD OF WEALTH STARTING DECADE GREW OF 400 MEN REQUIRED TO LAND ginemen—five on a shift—one for cach engine. Each of

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JOHN GOFF IS BURIED NEAR OTHER HEROES: Only Two Living Members of Last Man's Club See Com- rade Interred Stillwater, Minn.,’

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THE BISMARUK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 1929 The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper : 3 THE STATE'S OLT'“ST NEWSPAPER

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Soe — -~.«0-—--- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1929 ~~-2~-—. ———— —— -- - ——- -—~ —-—- 5 t sister, Miss M. Hoover,

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6 nor \Burleigh County Seed Corn Is of High Rank Sced corn in Burleigh county equals in quality any grown in North Da- kota,

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— we This is the time to prepare to fill your jars for winter. In a few days the fruit that most peo ple consider the finest

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SPECTATORS AT AR MEET SEE DERBI AS DAY'S FEATURES; Two Long-Distance Races Duc! +o Reach Finish at Cleve- ’ iand Meet Today

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/ ra [NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS —*I, o @ t Ecklund | By JUSTINE MORRIS Verl Holden was a Wilton caller londay. Bernice Anderson

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| STRENGTH OF YOUTH | TSTHROWN AGAINST _—BYPERIENGE OF VET Fans Are Giving Slight Favor to Mandan Sheik Because of...

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WHEAT PRICES LIFT AS ARGENTINE NOTE STARTS BULL ACTION; Bank of Montreal Reports Grain h Yield in Prairie Prov- inces Is...

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| A-LETTER PB By RODNEY DUTCHER |tions, as scemed most wise and ex- (NEA Service Writer) | pedient. ' Washington, Aug....