The Bismarck Tribune dated March 11, 1933

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North Dakota's . Oldest Newspaper | ESTABLISHED 1878 140 House DEMOCRAT CAUCUS HAD DECLINED 70 SUPPORT PROPOSAL Congressmen

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% made available AXEL ‘. Attest: A.C. ISAMIN Bismarck, North Dakota, February Vth, 10 o'clock a, m., 1933. ‘The Board of...

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Dies in Wi: ° IR ATTACKED IN JEROL JAPANESE THREATEN TO INVADE CHINA opened Lockwood val- 1867, Jan. 8-9—Severe at San ee ee

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2 sacrament ers AME RSET LE BY OTN FRR NS CE ited to attend our Lenten services, cordial welcome awaits you, ——— MARY'S ROMAN

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Y NEVS| Mr. and Mrs. H. Tramp| Auxiliary Awards ‘Observe Anniversary They have one daughter, Mabel Tramp, an instructor in

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, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1988 ‘ aes bg Independent Cagers to Battle for State Title re alley City,...

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guests Sunday at the Ray Hazlegrove Wednesday evening visiting at the|/sons Dean and Harold were dinner Bill Madland from...

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, ‘2 2) 2) m2) 2) 2 R)w PB) (T'S THE DOCTOR'S —_ ORDERS SAID I QUIET PLACE FOR A REST Mis: mM SCHMALTZ.

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Declines Rapidly After Reaching Peak Caused by Influx of Southern Orders weeace eligible 4.78 down. ay Produce Markets...

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TRINITY LUTHERAN Avenue A at Fourth Opie S. Rindahl, Pastor “There is @ cordial welcome at ‘riaity.’ Second Sunday in Lent.