The Bismarck Tribune dated November 2, 1936

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ESTABLISHED 1873 Weather Threatens to Cut U. S. Vote _ Presidential, Gubernatorial Races Hold N. D. Interest PROSPECT OF...

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BISMA “QUIET HALLOWEEN Scouts Given Credit for Order- liness That Marked Ah- nual ‘Prank’ Day their friends had a Halloween

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THRD PARTES GBT “NO ENCOURAGEMENT IN THIS CAMPAIGN Warning for 1940 Contained in Lession of 1936 Says A. P. Observer By BYRON

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‘ociety Open House Will Take Place of Club Meeting Because the election falls on the tegular meeting day, Girls’ Nonparti-

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\ and Bride Will Make Their , of New England, became the bride of * 12 miles north of Wilton, ‘CLUBS . Miss Huldis Elise...

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T The Bismarck Tribune An independent Newspaper THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) State, City and County...

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» THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE. MONDAY, NUVEMBKK Z, 1936 Wer y hody. Sit Bull, who has been; whose names I cannot remember. ‘pation

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BIG-TIME ELEVENS _ ARE LISTED AMONG SATURDAY VICTINS Record Turnout of Year Looked on At Last Week’s Grid Program EIGHT TEAMS

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. Tribune's Grain, Livestock and Market | Report for Mon.. Nov, 2 Closing Prices Nev. 2 Adams Exp. BUYING OF MINING STOCKS

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NUVEMBER 2, 1936 THE GUMPS—THE FORGOTTEN WOMAN ZNO, MRS GUMP-1 HAVEN'T A HEARD FROM HIM IN TWO