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Glen View

Mr.. and Mrs: Art Larson and chill
dren. spent Sunday at the Ivan
Holden home. They also made .
short. call 1T the Lars Jacobson
home.
Harvest is about completed in this
neighborhood now and we will soon
hear. the hum Of the threshing ma
chimes.
Miss. Julia johnson and Oscar Moe
Of Minot motored down Saturday
evening to spend Sunday at the
Con johnson and Lars Jacobson
homes. They returned Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con johnson and
children motoyed to Mclean county
Sunday to visit at the L. A. Carlson
home.
Mrs. Lars Jacobson, who has been
i'll at one, Of the Bismarck. hospitals
during the last three weeks, re-
turned home Friday evening much
improved.
Mrs. Walter Simons and infant
daughter returned home from q sew
eral weeks stay in Bismarck Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan mo-
tored to Wilton Friday on business.
Monday, Labor day, was holiday
in the schools in this district.
Rumors have reached US that Miss
Dorothy Rocker, one Of our popular
young ladies', was married last week
70 : young man 1T Verona, N. D.
We wish them al sorts Of happiness.
Word has reached US at the present
writing Of the death Of JAKE Bureau
Saturday evening ct Bismarck. Jake
was one Of our pioneers, having
lived here for the last 10 years.
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Hazel Grove

Ray Hazlegrove and Elvin Gray
and Frank Gray. were al in Arena
Monday. They took in cattle.
Bon Hamburg and one Of his
msn.were in Arena Monday and also
Carl Wolf.
Charlie Sattler threshed for Jack
Stewart the last Of the week.
Ray Hazlegrove hauled bundles
10 1ew, days on Ssttler's rig.
|. Mrs. Ray Hsslegrove and Miss
Lorsne HawkinS were callers at the
Gray home Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Roberta Palms was . guest
at the Frank Gray home Monday
night and Tuesday.
Christ Hanson received word from
Kansas City that his daughter, Mrs.
John Zumsralt, wasn't expected to
live. She had ,been in m &nto acct
dent and :was II s.'hospital . that
place. We were sorry. % hear It
and hope she will take - turn for
the better before he gets there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and
daughter Shirley Cean were supper
quests one night this week Of the
Ha5le4rove home.
Mr.. Emil Settlsr and Shirley Gean
were guests Saturday ct the Jack
Stewart home.
Johnnie Sattlsr, Miss Sylvia Stew
art, Roy Stewart, Irwin Sattler and
four nthar tellows attended IT, danee
Saturday niEht. n Wing.
IS. and esk frank. Gray. Hiss
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mowder were
Regan shoppers Tuesday morning.
Roy. Little helped Ole Void with
his harvesting . couple Of days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth,
Pete Nicholson and Mrs. Harry
Davenport returned home from Iowa
Wednesday where they were called
by the death Of . relative.
VIM. johnson was . business caller
at Ole Wold's and Roy Titles Wed
nesday afternoon.
The Garfield Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs. Anna Strand, Aug. %.
A large crowd was present. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Homer Taylor.
Olaf and Arnold Void, George
Mowder, Roy, Norman and Wilfred
Little were Regan callers Thursday
morning.
Mrs. VIM. Nicholson and daugh-
ter Odessa called 1t Harry Daven-
ports Thursday morning.
Charlotte and Ruth Wilmot and
Marie SchillinR attended Ladies' Aid
at Mrs. Strands Wednesday.
Frieda Uhde, Mrs. VIM. Nicholson
and Mrs. Knutson motored to the
George Mowder transacted BUSH
ness in Regain Friday morning.
Mrs. Harry Davenport called 1t
VIM. Mickelson's Friday morning.
Mrs. Dan Danielson and Mrs. Roy
Little visited with Mrs. Sarah Now
der Thursday afterr~--.
Mrs. Ole Aune and children IRE
staying At the Uhde home.
Mrs. Harry Davenport motored to
Wilton Saturday afternoon.
Resan callers Saturday were
Henry Schilling, Charles Manning,
Knutson, Uhde, VIM. and George
Nicholson, Earl Mowder, George
Mowder, Harry Davenport and Roy
Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg and FAM
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nickel
son were Wilton shoppers Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins and
daughters Dolores and Beverly were
Sunday guests at the Arthur Mccoy
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greenan and son
Wesley were Sunday visitors 1T Toy
Titles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg and fam
lily attended the funeral Of Mrs. Al
bert Aune. at Wilton Sunday.
Pete Nicholson was Z Regain Wis
itor Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and fam
lily were Sunday evening visitors ct
the Willard Dimond and ]. F. Little
homes.
Several Of the young folks from
here attended the dance at Wing
Saturday night. They report q good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport
were; Sunday evening visitors at the
Sheffie Bailey home.
Norman Little motored to Regain
Monday morning.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Il -
Bailey, Robert Mccullough, Cecil
Birch, George Ashlock, Bill Towns
ley, Vernon Good, Steve Monroe, Elm.
or and Arthur Strand, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Cook aid family. Fred Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and family, Olaf
and Arnold Void.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Marren left Thurs.
day for Minnesota where his mother
was not expected to live.
Mrs. Jim Little and Phyllis and
Virgil called at Wing Tuesday.
Ira Mccoy, Roy and Floyd Walker
called at the Ira Bailey home Mon
day.
Conrad Kittleson called in Regain
Tussday.
Frank; Walker is now driving Jim
Titles truck. He is hauling grain
for Ira Bailey.
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Taylor called
1t the Ira Bailey home Friday.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN


Chicago. Sept. ,6.-tR-Wheat No.
2 hard l.12h;, No. 3 hard 1.093t@
ITO: No. 4 h1fd lot; sample grade
hard 1.02; No. I northern spring
1.06x: No. s northern spring 1.0l;
No. 2 mixed LIN.
Corn-No. 3 mixed 100; No. 3
mixed 9TH; No. 4 mixed 96,a;. No.
5 mixed 961S; No. 2 yellow 1.0l15@
1.O2; No. 3syellow 1.00h@1.Ol; No.
I yellow 99h@1.0011; No. 8 yellow
9e@1.00; No. s yellow 97@ "; No. 8
white 1.0l.
Oats No. 8 white 5000; sample
grade 37x.
Rye No. 8. 0l@9lx.
Barley-61@70.
Timothy seed l.S5@4.96.
Clover seed 2l.00@29.00.
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Rock Hill

Doc Bailey, former resident Of Re.
gan, N. D., who 10 now living in Iowa
had the misfortune Of having his arm
cut off last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colip were 1t thu
Mary Rasche heme Tuesday,. -syy
Mrs. Rupp and son Marvin called
1t Ed Rasche's Saturday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Houser and daueh'
ter called 1T the Willard Diamond
home Thursday. .
Mrs. Boyd Mccoy helped Mrs. Ira
Bailey Wednesday.
Mrs. Jim Little and depghterl
Ruth and Phyllis and Edith rrancil
called 1t the Mary Rasche home
Friday. ~
The Canfield Ladies' Aid society
met 1t Strands Wednesday. A large
crowd was present.
Mrs. Colip, Mrs. Lundberg,. and
Mrs. NJ. Rasche were callers in Wing
Thursday. ~ {
Paul kupp, who has been working
for Ed. Rssche, left Sunday for Bis.
marck where he Will enter high
school.
wutzke's have. bought : . new
truck. n NJ Z.
Allen westerman hauled grain foz
Jim Little Monday @.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Little, called Il
the homes Of Andy, Walker. Ole OF.
son and Ira Bailey Sunday.
Miss Alma Houser and parents Of
McClusky called 1t the Walworth
home Thursday. * In
George and Dee Bailey were busy
hauling grain for J. Howe last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. JorgenBon and fam
lily were dinner and supper guests at
the Patton home Sunday. :
Mrs. Ben McCloSkey and family,
Charles and Joseph Nee lo6key, were
callers 1t the Patton home Sunday
evening.
Those that attended tho. party
given by the Mccoy children were
Alfred sBouche, Annie, Daniel and
Johnnie Danielson, Mollie and HAZEL
Void, Clarence, Louise, Ray Walker,
Irene Mccullough, Louis, Laurics,
Elizabeth Jorgenson and Ted Fods.
Mrs. Ira Bailey and Gilbert: Ward
called 1T the, Steve Nemetz home
Mr.. Helga Raschs and children
called 1t the Patton home Thursday.
Mrs. ]. +. Little and daughter
Ruth and Edith Francis cleaned
schoolhouse No. ] in Rockhill. -
Hester Bailey was IN overnight
guest at the Mabel Bailey home
Thursday.
Mr.. Danielson and family, called
ct the Walker home Sunday.
Doris Mccullough called In Rsgap
jim Little started thrsshing for
lra Bailey Tuesday. ~.
II. c. Rasche and daughter
Grace left for West Brook, MINI.
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Raschs's
Nh. I. Bailey and children, Nfs,
Patton and children called at the lra
Bailey homo Friday.
Dave Bailey called, ct Ed Rasehsi
"a s::ea. called Il: p.tteP'. sun
Mr.. Roy Little called at The vii
lard Diamond home Sunday eve
ming.
xelrsd Bouehs and Ira Mccoy
called q Jim Lit&l4's Monday. !.
Shirley Rasehs WI o. the sick
Callers Il ths Rocks Sunday swsrs
Edith Francis, Vernon Good, Ruth
Little, Bill LoWnsley and Gar6Bd
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NEWS OF OUR NHCBBORS

one day this week to the Regain vi
entity to get . job on = threshing
rig.
Enos Strandemo has his brother
and brother.in-law, Bill Cuptill, out
here from Baldwin helping him ia
haying and shocking grain. 81,
Mrs. Pearl Nelson came home
from Naughton school to the +. c.
Nelson home to spend the weekend
with her family.
6. F. Nelson, Gerald, Mr.. and Nrs.
John Resch, Phillip and Elizabeth
called in 1t the Enos Strandemo
home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott from
Bismarck visited with Mrs. Scots
sister, Mrs. Victor Enedahl and fam
lily, last Wednesday night. Mrs. Lun-
deem and Charlie Stillwell were also
callers there that night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and
Hugo naotored to Bismarck Wednes-
day. Mrs! Nelson had some teeth
extracted BY . Bismarck dentist.
They called at Victor Engdahl's en-
route home.
Clifford Stillwell and Archie Burk-
hart and Buddy Skoglung from Du-
luth, MIMI, are employed on Victor
Engdahl's threshing outfit.
Clifford Scott came out from Bis
marck one day last week and was 4
luncheon. guest 1t Victor Engdahl's.
Mrs. Victor Enedahl and family
and Gertie Mae Nelson motored to
Bismarck Saturday on . shopping
trip.
Mrs.: John Resch made . trip to
Bismarck Saturday on . shopping
trip.
Nels Nelson purchased = steel
grain bin from IN agent travelling
through this territory. He also called
on the Nelson Bros.
The Brown Bros. drove 81 head Of
cattle to Regain Friday. They sold to
. cattle buyer to Be shipped out to
the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jiras, Tillie and
Willie, were entertained at dinner
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fisher and
son Gordon arrived from Seattle,
Wash. Mr.. Fisher is employed by
Frank Trygg while Mrs. Fisher and
Gordon are visiting ct her former
home with Mr.: and Mrs. John Olson
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Nelson and
family motored to Bismarck Sunday
and visited with their son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter Nelson, and family and
went to the river and picked some
Wild grapes.
G. F. Nelson, Gerald and Gwendo-
lyn called at John Anderson's Sum
day morning.
John Anderson motored to Bis
marck Sunday afternoon and took
Floyd and Irene to the C. o. Kell
home where they will board while IT.
tending high school.
Mrs. A. KRUGER, Elsie and John
motored to Bismarck Monday on =
shopping trip and visited ct Walter
Hardine's, . grandson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Warmly Of near
Wilton came down Sunday and Mon
day and visited at the Kruger home.
Joe Fischer has % house guests
his sister Mary and husband from
Seattle, WASH, 1t present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitfield and
family motored to Bismarck Satur-
day on : shopping trip.
| Earl Marley, who is working on
IN N. p. freight train going through
Bismarck, wat seen in Bismarck Sat-
urday by some friends.
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ewes l30s pounds down 500, 1t zoo;
heavy ewes, $50 pounds up 500 ct
400; Gull ewes 100 at 800; bucks
zoo at 500. .g.,..-
Hoes-lt0-1s0 lbs 11.75@l2.15;
10000 lbs 1l.76@l2.l6; 20O-225
lbs 1l.76@12.16; 226-26O lbs 11.75@
1915; 260-30O lbs l1.lO@l.65; 800
$50 lbs 1.0O@1l.40; packers 1O.25@
1890; stays 10.26@10.65.
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Mandan School Has
Large Enrolment

An enrolment Of $50 in the Man
dan parochial school was expected by
tomorrow. according to school Of
ficixls. Tuesday when the school
was opened 430 students registered,
but others continued to come in dur
ing the following days.
An increase Of 80 students in the
grade l department was reported,
and other grades reported more stu
dents registered than last year.
The Mandan high and graded
schools do not open until next Mon
day, Sept. 10.
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Braddock

It is our sad duty to report the
death Of Mrs. w. w. Msndigo which
took place, Sunday evening 1t her
home south Of Braddock. Mrs. Man
Dip had been i'll for some time and
bore her suffering with Christian
fortitude, never complaining. Al
though her death was expected, yet
when the end came it was q shock to
her friends. She will be greatly
missed, o. she always took an active
part irr church work and social af-
fairs. She leaves to mourn her loss
. husband, four daughters, two sons,
two sisters and an aged father, al
Of whom have the sympathy Of the
entire community.
Judge and Mrs. w. S. Casselman
Of Bismarck, who visited for sew
sral days at the H. w. Allen home,
returned home Thursday.
Miss Julia Kelley arrived Monday
afternoon to spend the week ct the
Geo. lvey home south Of town. She
left Saturday for Bismarck.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church met 1t
the home Of Mrs. F. N. Long satur-
day afternoon with fair attendance.
The ladies are busy making two
quilts. A nice lunch WAS served by
the hostess.
Miss Myrtle Olson, who has spent
the holidays ct Fruitdale, s. D., re-
turned home last week. She will
teach again in the same school this
coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs.. NJ. Falsatter Of Kin
| tyre made : short call at braddock
Friday on their way home from Bis
Misses Helen Erickson, Mary Met
calf and Helen .Skramstad are the
guests ct the =. Saville home. These
ladies' have III taught il the Wild
Rose district and their many friends
are glad to receive. : visit from them.
L. d. Doerschlag went 70 Bismarck
Thursday to meet his son Ray, who
had arrived from Pasadena, Calf.
They came down to Braddock Satur-
day TO visit with frtends here. Mon
day morning they left Tor . visit
friends at Winona and Se6ridge, N.
OAK.
John Larson, auditor for the Car
| pointer Lumber company Of Bismarck,
Wa Z Braddock caller Saturday.
! Miss Ads 6aville, who has been
attending Valley City Teachers col
!eGe, returned Monday. She will
teach In her home school this COM
NJ A~~e Y>h..~ - .N-Y>s
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Trygg

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley made !
trip to Bismarck Monday looking #
ter business.
G. F. Nelson and Gerald were call
ers 1T John Anderson's Monday
night.
:. Charlie Reynolds and G. F. Nelson
were callers at Joe Varley's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
twins motored to Bismarck Tuesday
and took Edgar to sec . physician
about . cut he received on the fore
head in : fall. n
Joe Marley sold some hogs to the
Central Meat Market in Bismarck.
They came out with the truck and
got them Wednesday and weighed
them in the Baldwin elevator with
Pat Freeman.
Alec Schoenberger was . caller ct
G. F. Nelson's Sunday morning.
Joe Jiras motored to Wilton Mon
day to consult Z doctor.
G. F. Nelson and Alec Schoeui-
berger motored to Regan Wednesday
after header repairs.
Joe varley's expect to paint their
Apuse and barn this fall.
Mrs. John Anderson, Floyd and
Hazel motored to Bismarck Wednss-
day..
Tuesday night on . shopping trip.
Mrs. Victor Engdahl and family
and Certie Mae Nelson visited last
Saturday with Mrs. Victor Moynier.
Alec Schoemberger, G. f.. Nelson
and Charlie Reynolds moved the
header to John Resche's Tuesday and
cut grain. They returned Friday
night.
Carpenters from Bismarck that
came to J. w. Jiras' home last week
have completed the barn and chicken
house and are building . grauary ct
present.
Andrew Anderson and John Eng
dahl are threshing. Mr.. Anderson
:. has tractor with which he runs
Mr.. Engdahl's separator. They will
thresh for Otto Swanson when their
jobs are finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe varlsyy Claronce
Starr and Mrs. F. G. Nelson motored
to Bismarck Thursday 70 attend
Governor Sorlie's funeral at the
John Kruger called at 6. r. Mel
sons Friday and got thrse yssTling
calves which they pastursd Tor him
during the summer.
Elsie Mccullough will teach the
school near the John Resch home Tor
the fall and winter term, which
started Monday, Sept. 8. :.
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Mrs.. Kettleson aud dauehts,
Randy, Mr.. George Harmon and
Mrs. Clarence Kettleson called 1t thu
Herman Kettleson home Friday eve.
Herman Meters and daughter Wv.
ian called ct the Joe Klemin home
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G Marchant, and
daughters -largaret, Irene and Hell
en- called ct the Herman Nieterl
home Monday evening.
Nj. and Mrs. Fred Hindbauct
spent Sunday at the Meters home.
Thee. Johns viii teach the Nieters
school this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Klein spent
Tuesday in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Vents are
the proud parents Of Z baby girl
born to item Saturday morning
Sept. !. Mrs. Went1 is at the home
of her mother, Mrs. VIM. Witt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wentz, Harry
Potts and Mrs. Jacob F. Trieb-
mausser and family called at the
VIM. Witt home Sunday.
John Witt was . Wing shopper
Saturday. /.
Herman Meters and daughter
Marcella and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. r
G. Marchant and family and John
Witt were those from this commun.
'ity who attended the dance in the
Wing hall Saturday evening.
Christ Wentz and John Witt called
ut the Koch home Saturday after
noon.
Christ Wentz called at the Jake
Triebmausc.r home Saturday morn.
ing: -,
Krause and Emil Wentz from Wash
ington arrived at the John Koch
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Siebel were
in Wilton Sunday to have some
dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Koch, Mrs. Ted Ehnes
Mr.. j. Wentz and daughters Luella
and Title, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
SielinRer and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Sielinger and son, Dan
McKinnon, Catherine Lee, Mabel
Lyle, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Siebel
were Wing shoppers Saturday.
Thomas Novak was . Wing shop.
per Monday morning.
Mrs. Henry Sielinger had tome
dental work done in Wilton Sunday
Miss Mabel Lytle will teach school
No. 2 this term and Miss Annie Wahl
will teach school No. in Schrunk
Louise, Ernest and Milton Kline
called 1t the r. G. March1ut home
Monday afternoon.
James Novy began threshin1 last
week.
Title Wentz is assisting Mrs. Joe
Klemine with her work through
threshinR.
Charley sielinser purchased . new
truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and
daughters margaret and Irene were
Wing shoppers Tuesday evening.
John Witt was . Wing shopper
Monday afternoon.
Christ Wentz and John Witt called
1T the Jake Wentz home Monday af
ternoon.
Thomas Novak and Adam Klein
called ct the r. G. Maychsnt home
"wednesday afternoon. y
John Witt ID threbhing for joe
Klemine this week.
Andrew Meters spent Sunday with
Albert Hindbruch.
Mrs. George Harmon and Mrs.
Frank Homberg were Wing shop.
pers Tuesday morning.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by RUSSELL Miller Co..
FARGO LIVESTOCK

Fargo, N. D., Sept. ,6.-(R-, Cat
tle-Good steers 1900 1t 1900:
medium steers 100 at 1900; fair
steers 1000 at 11.00;, plain steers
500 at 1000; good heifers 1000 at
HOO; medium heifers 900 1t 1000:
fair heifers 500 At 900; plain heif.
ers ZOO ct 500; good cows $50 1t
S.oV; medium cows IT'S at $50; fair
cows 200 at $50; plain cows 6.25 ct
6.75; cutters $50 at 600: Food hniis
7.6O 1T 500; medium bulls ZOO ~
7.60; common bulls $50 It TOO.
Calves-Top veal. 1880 ~ IA kn.
Gull veal 900 1t 1000; liaht heavv
calves 1900 1T 1900; heavy calves
100 1T 900; Gamer calves $40 st
TOO. NV -
.Sheep-Top lambs 1900 at 400.
heavy lambs, 100 pounds up IL 90 st
12:00; Gull lambs $50 at $50: lirht
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JAZZ DOWNS IRISH JIG
j Dublin, Sept. 6.-(R-The break.
down seems 70 have had . break.
down. The congress Of the Gaelic
league has appointed 4 committee ia
see II something can Re done about
the neglect Of native dances in favor
Of American jazd.
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SMITH PLANS
. THREE TALKS

Albany, N. Y, Sept. 6.-tR-Gov-
erhor Smith will carry his presiden-
tial campaign into the west the week
Of September Is with three speeches
in Nebraska, Oklahoma and Colo
RADIO. The first speech will be at
Omaha on September 10, the second
at Oklahoma City September 20 and
the third at Denver September 90.
The itinerary for the first week Of
his tour was announced today by the
Democratic nominee himself. Also
his speeches will be at night, he said.
The governor will remain away
from New York state the week be-
ginning September %, but he was
unprepared today to say where the
schedule would take him in that pc
Rod. Neither would he indicate
whether he would 60 to the Pacific
coast or invade the south before he
returned to Alhanv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-06
PENNsYLyANYA FOR AZ,

FENNSILVANIA FOR AL?
New York, Sept. 6.-(AP)-Pre-
dictions that Governor Smith would
carry Pennsylvania by ! 10000
vote were brought to Democratic
national headquarters today by three
Keystone State party leaders-John
+. Collins Of McKeesport, state
chairman: Sedgewick Kistler, ma
tional committeeman: and Joseph p.
Guffey Of Pittsburgh, former nation.
al committeeman.
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FURNITURE ARRIVES HERE
Two carloads Of the latest type
furniture has been unloaded and is
now on display ct the Bowman FUR
niture company, Broadway avenue
and Second street.
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Sealed bids for 100 r.. more or less.
Ignite coal will be received At the
Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated this 18th day Of August At
Arena, N. Oak.
MRS. RUTH LAMBERT.
Clerk Arena School Dist
No. 30.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S:l.3-l.6.6.7
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-06

Art Emard and His Band
from Grand Forks at the Dome
tonight, also Friday and Satur.
day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-06

WANTED-Washings Of al kinds.
also competent girl for general
housework. For sale: Lloyd baby
buggy. Phone 5SS.M.