The Bismarck Tribune dated July 29, 1936

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ESTABLISHED 1873 "i —$_$__. Pg PORE SSS PU RE a THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Fair tonight, becoming settled Thursday; somewhat...

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<> STRANDED AMERICAN REFUGEES ASSURED OF SPANIARDS’ HELP Largest Group of U. S. Citizens | Reported Ready to Entrain | for.

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an ice cream social, which is open to the public, Thursday evening on the rear lawn of the Frank Everts apart- ment building,

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dint DEPARTS Newest Nightgowns Are Frilly as Dreams By MARIAN YOUNG (NEA Service Staff Correspondent) New York.—Frillier...

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Education Board Assigns 70 Teachers to Positions Seven in List of 1936-37 In-|San structors Are New, Including Four Staff...

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ASTI ES The Bismarck Tribune An independent Newspaper THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) State, City and County

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F ki AD GOP PRESSES ON SIX DEMOCRATS RAP LANDON ACCEPTANCE Roosevelt Called ‘Poor Finish- er’ by Pinchot in State- ment at

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Play Safe! Don't risk explosion and possible painful injury by attempting to do your own dry cleaning. ESPECIALLY when you

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Here’s Our SPECIAL 10-DAY SAFETY CHECKUP CHECK STEERING ADJUST LIGHTS INSPECT TIRES | ADJUST BRAKES ] ALIGN WHEELS ANALYZE

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CAPITAL CITY CLUB DEPARTS; DICKINSON, MANDAN T0 FOLLOW Simle Confident Locals Will Make Good Showing in State Tourney TACKLE

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Market Report for Wed., July 29 STOCKS GENERALLY TAKE LOWER TREND AS STRELS ARE HiT Many Issues Subjected to Heavy Profit...

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24. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1936 YES-BIMBO- | SELECTED 1S THAT THE BOAT WE'RE THE GUMPS—ONE BORN EVERY...