The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-16

Chase. virginia Of Elk Greek
Valley" This is a story " Ne ad-
ventures of Virginia, who, with a
party started out on = trip In the Big
Horn country. 1t tells OF the exper-
fences, adventures and riding the
range by the young folks of the par
ty, many Of whom had never been in
the great West.
De Ia Rance. "A Dog of Flan-
dcrs." A story Of old Antwerp, Of
strange little Ncllo, who loved the
pictures of Rubcns, and his faith
ful dog Patraschc.
Dodge. CLANS Brinkcr, or the
Silver Skates" An old NavOrite, Civ
ing picture Of life in Holland
Fisher. Understood Betsy" As
the story starts, Betsy is u sickly,
worried little girl Of nine. circum-
stances suddenly set her down on a
Vermont farm in the midst Of sim
pie natural life. The experiences Of
little Elizabeth Ann in tho first year
Of her new life make up the nara
tive.
French. "The Lance Of Kanana.''
The story tells how the brave Red
ouin boy, kanana. gave his life to
save the Arabians from the hand of
their enemies.
Hale. "Pcterkin Papers" Twenty
two funny stories of the unsucccss-
full efforts of the Petcrkin family to
become wise.
Haskell. "Katrinka." This story
describes life in . snow bound Rus
sian village. When the little heroine
makes her way to Petrograd and
grows up there, we see that great
Masefield. Jim Davis" A story
for boys of the Devonshire coast and
smugglers a hundreds years ago.
Melville. "Typce." A yarn Of the
South Seas, giving the actual exper-
fences of two American sailors.
Paine. THE Arkansaw Bear" In
this book little boy and big black
bear become companions in adven-
lures.
Pollock. Wilderness Honey" A
story telling OF bee-keeping on
Canadian farm Complicated by adven-
thieving neighbor OF the two plucky
boys and their sister who had to sue
coed with their inheritance of 1000.
Scwell. "Black Beauty" The popu-
lar story Of the horse whose name
was Black Beauty.
Wiggin. "Polly divers Problem"
A California story Of Girl whose
problem was how to take care OF her
self and her invalid mother.
Zollinger. widow O'Callaghan's
Boys" The story of the brave strug-
gle of an Irish widow and her seven
sons for living.
zwilgmeyer. awhat Happened 10
Inger Johanna; Told by Herself"
Everybody in her town in Norway
knew her, for she was the Judges
daughter. A story Of her adventures
and her frolics.
| The New Information Encyclopac-
dia, the latest edition to be published
by Dodd Meade and Co., has been
secured by the Bismarck public Ii
brary for references purposes. The
volumes Of the encyclopaedia will not
be checked out but may be used by
all patrons at the library building.
! Tho edition Of the encyclopaedia is
in 25 volumes, in addition to two sup
Elementary volumes that contain ref
erences concerning the World War
andievents Of the past ten years. The
supplements also contain IAN outline
of readipg material.
The new set of books is bound in
maroon buckram with gold lettering
They make an attractive AZ -well-.as
! useful addition to the shelves Of The
library.
The reference section Of the library
now includes the New international,
the Americana the Brittanica. the
World Book and the Catholic Etzy-
clopacdia q very complete reference
library, according to Miss Lillian
Rich, city librarian.