The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 29, 1916, Page 6

THE CUB REPORTER SCOOP Cope: T GETANOTICE. LETTER (S AT Ta! SOMETHING- VALUABLE To TL Hope (S.A CHECK OR AN ORDER FOR.4 NEW ALTO - OR SOME STEEL SHARES-LLUBET ITS has been the envy of the boys and girls of the Capital City since placed on display at ‘the Tribune office. Many other boys and girls are working hard to secure one of these little beauties before Christmas. IN LOGAN COUNTY. Judge W. L. Nuessle of the district court and Court Stenographer C. C Wattam has gone to Napoleon, where DICKINSON ON VERGE OF GREATEST FORWARD MOVEMENT IN HISTORY STANTON BOY HIKS ~ TRIBUNE. AUTOKOBILE Master Gordon Schafer of Stanton is among the Tribune boys. who will receive one of the handsome B.C. Light 8 automobiles, given away by The Tribune for new subscribers. the former will conduct a session of / County Seat of Stark Will Thrive _Master Gorden has secured the spe-|the d court of Logan county. cif number of subscribers, and al-|‘The Burleigh county court will con-| Ag Result of Development of ready hag sent to The Tribune alist | yefe in December. of names with the subscription rates. pa ad ' Slope He was at once forwarded one of the] Latest popular sheet music at Cow- eee handsome little automobiles which | an’s. Dickinson, N. D., Nov. 29.—Dick- inson,*N. D., once the greatest prim- ary wool market in the world, and still a center for a’ wonderfully pros- perous stock-raising region extending | 50 miles to the north and south, will) bear watching. How Publicity Helped “GFE HOW THAT CORN COMES GLEAR OFF” “GETS-IT” LOOSENS YOUR CORNS. RIGHT OFF; IT’S. THE MODERN CORN WONDER—NEVER FAILS. “It’s hard to believe anything could act like that in getting a corn off. Why, I just lifted thgt corn right off with my finger nafl, ‘Gets-It’ is certainly wonderful!” Yes, “Gets-It” Mrs. Thomas to Health Doctor H Had Decreed Operation When She Read of Mrs. Dunlap’s Experience. Some time ago Mrs. R. C. Dunlap of DeKalb, Mo, wrote to the St. Jo seph, Mo.,News-Press telling how, af-| ter years of suffering with stomach , trouble, she had been relieved of aj quantity of gall stones and restored to health through using Fruitola and Traxo. This letter was published and read by } Georgia Coe Thomas of Lancaster, Mo., who had been. told by her doctor, after, months of treat- ment for similar trouble, that nothing, but an operation would save her. Mrs. Thomas obtained Fruitola and, 1 o from the drug store, and say “By the time I had taken a month's | the first dose of Fruitola brought a and I am certain Fruitola and Trgxo payed In point of construction, Dickinson is the newest big town in North Da- kota. Practically its entire business district has. been reconstructed dur ing the past ten years. The city has a population of about 6,000, and is the most important point between Bis- marck and Miles City, Mont., on the main\Jine of the Nortgern Pacific. It is also a division point for that rail- road, ‘Normal ‘Means Much. At the recent general election, the voters of North Dakota by a majoritv of 20,000, approved a state Normal school ,for, Dickinson, and the first ‘budget, just’ submitted, provides. a! quarter of a million for. ‘buildings, | ‘This Normal will have a greater arca to draw upon than any siniilar insti- tution in the state. It will also have | a territory which is developing more rapidly, and in which the wealth per peaplta is greater than that in any other section of North Dakota. “Yo date, Dickingon has but one rail- _Toad—the transcontinental line’ of the Northern ‘Pacific. Tn: early spring a farmers’ liné:may be comihenced, con-; necting “Diékinson with Amidon; the south, the terminus (of the Ciilca: go, Milwaukee & ‘St. Pav] oxtersion {from New England. There is @ pros- pect of a line being extended north, connecting Dickinson with ‘Manning, the first county seat to the north, and ! with Kildeer, a great stock-shipping center, and the northwestern term- inus o fthe Northern Pacific ‘branch out of Mandan. ay fi PROCEEDINGS OF ‘THE BOARD-OF CITY COMMISSIONERS, NOVEM: | ER 27, 1916. | The Board of City Commissioners | met in regular session. i) ‘Present: Commissioners B. Bertsch, President. Lucas. . Minutes of seating held the 20th st. were read and approved. |The claim of Hattie McBride for $5,000 damages for injuries alleged to have been sustained by reason of a} defective sidewalk, was referred to the City Attorney, and Health Com: missioner. The claim of 0. W. Roberts. for eX penses incurred .by.jreason of alter tion of street grade, necessitating the construction of a retaining wall, was referred to Commissioner Best and the City Attorney. The’ following claime were allowed and directed to be paid, funds permit: S. F. Lambert $19, Street Work 30, Wm. Skeels’ $2, A. P. Ander- son $20, D. D. Stewart $33, L. 8. Treuthart $129.81. The Street “Commissioner was di- rected to take measures to have re- moved manure and offal dumped in the vicinity of the Roller Mills. On-moftion the Board /adjourned. Attest: R. H. THISTLETHWAITE, City, Auditor. OITy NEWS ( oe!) TO VISIT | NMANDAN. Miss Agnes Fristad, clerk in the Johnson Brothers’ store, will spend) Thanksgiving with her: :parents in Mandan. CL) RETURNS FROM: REGAN. ‘Supt. C. L. Vigness returned today from Regan, where he has been for several days, visiting tte public Schools in that vicinity. TO vi PARENTS. The Misses Bessie and Grace Mé- Cay, who are in the city, attending school, will spend Thanksgiving with their parents in Fort Rice. LICENSED TO WED. A marriage license was issued yes- torday by Judge H. Bradley to Ole Andrew Wolstad of Cogswell . and Miss Hattie Grover of Bismarck. IN LOCAL HOSPITAL. ‘Mrs. N. J. Krebsback- and baby of this place are patients in the St. exius hospital. Miss Catherine Doo- ley, mother of Miss Florence Dooley of ‘Mandan, has entered the St. Alex- ius hospital for treatment. BUYS JORGENSON PROPERTY C. C. Putnam, secretary of the Bur- leigh County Abstract company, has purchased the C. O. Jorgenson prop- erty, 1024 Fifth street, and will occu- ‘py: the same about December 10. Mr. Puti ands family. recently came to the city from Armour, S, D. The treatment I felt like a new woman; large number of gall stones my life.” Fruitola and’Traxo are compounded from the original Edsall formulas’ at the Pinus laboratories in Monticello, Ill, and can be purchased in Bis- | marck at Cowan’s Drug Store, 206 Fourth St.; a doctor's: prescription is Not necessary, Frpitola is a:pure fruit oil that acts as an. intestinal lybri- Capt and disintegrates the-hardened particles that cause so) much suffering, discharging the accumulated waste to the sufferer’s intend® relief. “One dose is usually sufficient to indicate !ts efficacy. Traxo is a tonic-alterative Vue is most effective to rebuild and restore the weakened, rundown sys-. em. A booklet of special interest to those who suffer from stomach trouble can be obtained by writing to the Pinus Laboratories, Monticello, Illinois. tey, ERE’S the rubber boot you have been looking for. Heavy enough to stand hard wear and give long service, yet light enough not to be burdensome. Made in all lengths: Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear is made in a wide variety of kinds and styles to cover the stormy weather needs of men, women, boys and your value mark. girls in town or country. HUB-MARK/RUBBERS The World's Standard Rubber Footwear a The Hub-Mark is. For sale by all good dealers. Back East for theHolidays LOW __ « ROUND FARES * TRIP: SOUTH ™ EAST DATES of SALE: DEC. 11 Ist to ois 1916 / From Stations ia Montana, North and South Dakota ARE You GOING “aay tay CALIFORNIA? ‘Ask the Agent About ‘Through Sleepers Satety~courtess: ie iWhen yon try it, you! know why. ed as the world's y' | ]*St. Jacobs Oil” at any drug store, lerful be (2 Sut Wonder L, the is certainly the most’ wonderful corn cure ever known because you don't have to fool and putter around with your corns, harness them up with Dandages or. try to dig them out. “Gets-It” is a liquid. You put on ‘a few drops-in a few. seconds. It) It’s painless, Put, your stoek- | I right. over Jt, tf on your V 't limp or! in "your face. The corn,-callous ox wart, will loosen from. your, toe=-off, df comes. Glory hallelujah! “Gets-It” is. the biggest selling. corn remedy .in.;the world. eal SGETS Dvd “Gets-t” Is Sold ‘and recommended by druggists everywhere, 25c a hot- tle, or sent on receipt of price by, B. Lawrence: & by Lenhart Dr house in FourtySstregt; now oc by the Putnants” aaa heen’ lea! ‘Robert Dutton, \ HOS! Among the patients’to . Alexius hospital. within the. last two. days’ were Matt ‘Weidernian, Wing; Hang’ T; Kleve, Robinson}: Gottfried Bauer, Otto; -Benjamin Hall, city; Baby Jane Joyce, city; Marquis Ed- berg, city; Matt Ward, .city;. Miss Christina ‘Huber, Defiance; GJ. B. Hoffman, MofMit; “Bell Maddock, Brad- dock; “Edward Dickman, Her- reid. 8. D., and. and Mary, Shel Shell, Ree. MEMMMENGAON TRIAL FRIDAY fr renee Eldridge Farmer’ Accused of Murder in Firat Degree to Face Ordeal Le trial of Albert Memmenga, charged with. murder, has deen set-for Friday of this week.’ Memmenga-is accuse Ee ED See Ce eS he Cee e:. > ‘DRINK HOT TEA - FOR A BAD COLD 3 See $9990 OO O80 Get a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea, or as the German folks call. it, “Hamburg Brust Thee,” at any pharmacy. Take a tablespoontul of the tea, put a cup of boiling water up on‘it, pour through a sieve and drihk a teacup full at any time during the day or before retiring.’ It is the most; effective way to break a cold and cure ‘grip, as it opens the pores of the skin, relieving congestion.. Also loos- jens the bowels, thus driving a cold from ‘the system. ., ‘Try it the next time you suffer from a cold or the grip. It is inexpensive’ and eal. _Jetetaple, therefore safe and: harm! RUB BAGKEAGHE AND - LUNBAGO RIGHT OUT Rub Pain and Stiffness Away with & small Bottle of Old Honest: \8t. Jacob’s Oil When your back is Sore and Jame or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up, don’t suffer! Get a 25 cent bottle of old, honest pour a little in your hand.and rub it Tight into the pain or ache, and by the time you count fifty, the soreness and lameness is gone. Don’t stay crippled! This soothing, penetrating oil needs to be usedonly once. It takes the ache and pain Tight out of your back ‘and. ends, the misery. It is magical, yet absolutely harmless and doesn’t burn thé skis. Nothing else stops liinbago, sciatl- ca aud lame back wiscry. so promptly! of, killing a neighbor, Andrew Sen-| Wisehart, on his ranch south of town, | south of town. This is the first that nek, while the two were threshing in| gunday....It is repotted that there.are |has been,.shot,.and brought t ie: puysiciay AT GLEN ULLIN: eagle Deasaageiie néarly seven ; feet from'tip of wing to tip-and 2 -beauty iin. species was killed HOSE who have sat spellbound at the sweet simplicity of its prelude, pra “horror of its. warfare and migh lesson of ‘its climax, have an Noenlly" pronounced ‘“CIVILI- 7. TION” ‘the ‘most remarkable gem the stage | has ever known. AUDITORIUM Sp Sciat Soloists and Ji AMOS, 1 and 2 big a dympfiony plies: a ‘field the morning of September 12.) ‘number ‘of this species in the hills | in years, The case promises to assume} . 5 arg, proportions, t KILLS BIG BROWN EAGLE (Spectal to the Tribaney te Glen Vilin, N. Bro The Flavor Lasts.-- ‘tu: the making of Grape-Wata‘thare is ddd to thelswedt a - Tich;-nutriment of. whole wheat, the rare flavour of: malt: > ed barley, fen Maite sresny s moet eons He 5 ‘by’ Dr. 0. M. Every table ebaed inty ite aay va ration-of Seaton “Thare’s a Reason” For the many good friends who, by their good words and boosting, have so great- ly helped me to do the big- gest real | estate business the "past year I have ever done, — . , and TI now thank them, one and all, for their assistance.