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Advertisemgnt Henry Butler covers stage and I id To oor § Sentenced Missing Woman Found A Mies Dollars. mi Suit sins ns: 9 A M. TO 5:30 P. M. in I S. Thefts

By United’ Press She had been missing since] To Relieve Hemorrhalds,

KINDRED, N, D, July tae, when she and her father! It is estimated that over & mil-|

The 2-day search for a misisng left a family picnic at Big Stone/lion dollars a year is spent on : Watertown, 8. D., woman ended Lake near Watertown and drove varied remedies to relieve piles.

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Hospital for observation. Her enridge Hospital that Miss Bunde) P physician said her condition was, 'had offered no explanation for 2 satisfactory. ” |the sudden disappearance of herET rrr rere | 40 3NNG. REE fatBeT.

> d bt { / terday. aft loff to North Dakota. Yet druggists tell you that cooling, ,% Long Terms Given : Yo a ay : gon I ae Her father, Charles Bunde, 58 lastringent Peterson's Ointment|} > In Money Order Case | S oung. Lvelyn Bunce, T DeTiturned up yesterday morning at a/soothes pile torture in minutes. \ +. your hatter father's automobile 10 miles farmhouse neaf Kindred. He40c box or 70c tube applicator. J "Two brothers were sentenced to; southwest of here. . |said his car’ battery had gone Peterson's Ointment gives fast, HARRY LEVINSON » long prison terms today in Fed-| Miss Bunde was taken to the| dead and he needed help. {Joyful relief from itching. Be de-|§ 37 yy penn. Illinois and Market & eral Court for their participation Bk Breckenridge, Minn. Communitsi Mrs. Milo Bunde, Miss Bunde's lighted or money back. sam—— i ® in an Indianapolis money order! 8 - u Si aister-in- law, said at the Breck-! : x i me das Here! 3 theft and forgery ring. .

«¢ Their. sister and two -members

of a second gang were given; 5 p 17 N.. PENNSYLVANIA #4 lesser sentences. A Mrs. Bunde said Miss Bunde|}

9 Judge William X. Steckler sen- ™ For Better Potatoes will probably be released from the

a tenced Andrew Beeler, 26, of 1029 Don't Argue About Golf OTTAWA, (UP)—The ope in a day or two. Z'w. 29th St, to serve seven years oo. Carry The Times’ Book- Ment of agriculture has an-| n in a Federal Penitentiary. | let, EASY WAY TO LEARN nounced a new method for grow-| : oo brother, Robert, 24, 2034 GOLF RULES. Send 10 cents 'INg bigger and better potatoes. A Yo Wheel 10th re our S$

St, was sentenced to t If Rules. In- | The department advised farmers! {He stain) to: Golf Rules, In to dip their seed in a solution of]

Pie five years, and his sister, gion lis Tim 214 W. Mary- » Mrs. Mary Frances Watson, 29.| Jama St. © zinc sulphate before planting. N TOED of 747 N. Elder Ave. was sen- | Such potatoes sprout earlier, grow, pIGEO Witenced to serve two years. ore goresly. + blossom earlier! K pOOTED? and yie er. { OR puc l 7

Besides forging and cashingi Dakole Pioneers I OFF Members of Ring STURGIS, 8. D. (UP)—Pioneers, Finest

stolen money orders, the brothers ) > . 8 used their imagination when they: 3 ) AND MORE Their sister, although she filled gl y Air Cone

Aif-conditioned comfort this: intolerable weather is indeed a boon. With nearly all funerals now held in the mortuary, the strain is greatly

lessened when the family can receive friends in a spacious, peaceful, air-cooled chapel or pri-

vate rooms. Even their meals can be sent in so

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they need not go out in the broiling suit.

had been charged with con- i hog ee, kes Had Imagination |) pagE out 43 of the stolen 'orgers, re- picked names for geographical = ceived nothing for it and con- features and mines hereabouts. | ditioning tended she did not know they pr... (1 the Black Hills of by

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were #tolent at the time, South Dakota, are such names as, { All thrée were members of .a : CHRYSLER-AIRTEMP > ~ Ei broken early this year by| |Shirttail Gulch, Holy Terror and T gras inspectors. |Homestake Mines, Bogus Jim| _ No Capital || Robert D. MacDonald, 26, |Creek, Deadman Creek, Two-Bit 4 Investment |

Were up to $3 95 tax} on ail Gulch was named Chargeable | h . wn ceived a 1-year uspended oe ’ rg f s as Operat- | Have Your Ww eels

> tence, and John 8. Doyle, 24, also When an pate Jathen vind only =i a Canadian, was sentenced to'in nightshirt, chase s daugh- ing Expense ' . Aligned TODAY! A Size for

serve two years. ter’s noisy and over-eager suitor Every Store, Shop or $7.50

© They were accused of being UP the canyon. » members of a gang which stole; A prospector named his rich =< and cashed Canadian National Prospect Holy Terror for his wife. Railway Express Co. money or-| Bogus Jim Creek is testimony | \ Q ders. jto what happens to unusual words!

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