The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1916, Page 2

‘BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE MANY: AGRES WORE TILLABLE Washington, Dec. 7.—A_ total of 850;000 acres of arid land in 17 states have been reclaimed and received the benefits of development, according to the annual report of the department of the: interior, just: made. public. «There has ‘been an active movement back to the land. In the last year there have been 70,300,033 applica- tions for patents. There were 46, 158 granted, VILLISTAS SAIL SAID TO HAVE HUNG AMERICAN MINER El Paso, Dec, 7.—Two mining men who have just arrived report that Howard Gray, American, employe of the Alvardo Mining company, was tor- tured and hung by Villistas, when they entered Parrell a month ago. J. Y. Hill, superintendent of the pav- §ng, who had been a patient in the St. Alexius hospital since October 26, suffering from rheumatism, was dis- charged Tuesday and left that evening on No. 1, for his home in Portland, NEW ROAD IN SHAPE KOW Watson of McKenzie Reports. Ap: proaches to New Bridge Complet- ed and Much Road Work Accomplished. Approaches to the new bridge one mile west of McKenzie have been com- pleted, and the two small grades thr miles west leveled, making a passab! road on the Red Trail between McKen- zie and Ménoken, according to W. L. Watson of McKenzie, who is in the city today, Mr. McKenzie reports that people traveling between Bismarck and Mc- Kenzie will find the new road a most {desirable and short one to take, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED—Boy for a couple of weeks work. Inquire at. Tribune .Binder POSITION WANTE with private family. Librettos for the opéras are now on sale at Hoskins’. Johnson's for corsets. Tis more { Remembra . Strike a LADIES: WE ENUMERATE A DUPLICATE STOCK: —Silk Shirts. —Interwoven Silk ial lines ‘ al ’ Hose —Linen Initial Hand.‘ —Silk Mufflers. and kerchiefs Sweaters - —Leather Goods ge —Bath Robes in —Fine, Gloves, except de ‘'" better grades at greatly: ‘advanc., —Fur Caps and Gloves ‘ 1, We Advise You To ' SHOR, PARLY than to receive.” Holiday Fancy You may think it is too early to start your 7 Christmas shopping for men. This season more than any season in our ex- perience, we would urge early selection, be- cause market conditions are unprecedented and it is impossible to get duplicate merchandise, ARTICLES OF WHICH WE CAN NOT GET Neckwear, in spec-. Open Evenings Closed Sundays blessed to give nces That § (Man's FEW OF THE MANY ed prices 5 } GRANDMA USED SAGE TEA TO DARKEN HAR She Mixed Sulphur. With It, to Restore Color, Gloss, Youthfulness Common garden sage brewed into heavy tea’ with, sulphur added, wiil turn gray, streaked ant taded Jiair beautifully dark and luxuriant, Just a few applications will prove a rev- elation if your hair is fading, streak- ed or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and, Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get a 50-cent bottle of Wyeth'’s Sage and Sulphur Cémpound at any drug store all ready for use. ‘This is the old time recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients. While wispy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive- ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one ‘can tell, because it does it so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this’ through your hair, taking one smal] strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disap- peared, and, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant. This, preparation is a delightful tof. let requisite and is not intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease. PHOTO OF OUNN IS HUNG Likeness of John P..Dunn, One. ofthe First County Commissione Hung. in Auditor’s Room. ‘A likeness of John P. Dunn, who with James A. Emmons and William H. H. Mercer, was.the first county commissioner of Eurleigh county, was hung in the office of the county audi- tor this. morning. Photographs of the other, two early commissioners will be placed as soon as work is complet- ree were duly appointed; and y ioners of Burleigh county in the Territory of North Dakota on July 16, 1873. The board then took action and proceeded to.elect James A. Emmons as permanent chairman. ‘| Next in order of business was the ap- pointment of J, ‘S. Carvell as clerk pro tem, who was later appointed probate judge. Dan Williams was appointed to the office of register of deds and H. A. Ross to the office of sheriff. A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling #yes —Most Women Can Have Says Dr, pase 7 We ds for.’ ir tyears liver. and s mat action, carrying off ‘the waste arid poisonous matter in sone’s system. ‘i Tf you have a pale-face, sallow look, Many of Bismarck's prominent Doctors, Dentists, Merch- ants and Citizens have placed their suit and overcoat orders with me. All are well pleased and “poosters for Klein Give us your Christmas order early. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TAILOR AND CLEANER dull pimples, coated: tongue, head- aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels, yor take one of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly for_a time and note the pleasing results, Thousands of women as well as men take Dr. Edwards’ Olive ‘Tablets—the successful substitute for calomel—now and then just to keep in the pink of con- dition. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists, “PRIVATE. DOUGLAS, "REPORTED DEAD’ The news ‘Note grief to the: heart: of: a:Scotch.1ass. who has been waiting for him since the outbreak of the war. . Her. child will TONIGHT T:16 AND 9:00 be fatherless, ‘After she marries again her first hysband returns, BSERENT GUITED (BY FIRE Early ‘Morning. Idi Blaze in “Bismarck | Grocery Company Did. Dama: ‘Amount of About $2,000. Damage to the amount .of about $2,000 was caused by- fire this morn, in discovered -in the basement of the Bismarck Grocery campany a 521 Main ‘street. ‘The damage’ was con- fined tothe stock of dry fruit. The fire was ‘discovered about 6 o'clock. Firemen arriving ‘shortly’ after, soon had the situation under control with little difficulty outside of the bankks ;| of smoke which contronted them. Librettos. for the operas are, now on sale at Hoskins’, PROCEEDIN CITY COM BER 4, 1916. The Board of City Commissioners met in regular session. Present; Commissioners Battey, Bertsch, Best, President Lucas. Minutes of. meeting held November 27th were read and approved. The petition-pt the Red Trail Ferry company for lease of landings at foot osser street was referred to the city Attor The, City: ‘Weigher’ vember showing rec was read aud filed. The report o {the Chief of Police for November was read and referred to Commissioner Kirk. ‘The report of the City Attorney, on the: claim, ae cen McBris § OF THE BOARD OF ISSIONERS, DECEM. report for No- pts,. of $197.80, nid nding: & ‘be, rejected, “adopted S Ths “Auaitor at rected to natify. the claimant. The claim of O. W.-Roberts was re- ferred: to. the CityEngineer for fur- ther investigation: and: report. Action on the ordinance relating to construction of theatres was deferred, pending: ‘the return'of Commissioner Kirk. Thy HY. ‘Bids were opaneet for: remodeling the pest house: id attlon: deferred. Contract for wiring'same was award- ed to B. K. Skeels, at’ $45; and_ for. sheet. metal work and heating 'to J. P.| Bortel, for $212. The matter of storm: water diainaea| at intersection of Rosser street and Second street was veterred to the City Engineer. The following claims were allowed and directed to be paid, funds per- mitting:, Hanlon & Okes $30,000; E. L Gedney _ $12,000, St. Alexius Hos- pital $137.75, C. Boyle $3, Burleigh County Abstract Co. $85, Wachter D. and T. $3.50, “H, A. Thompson $0.85, $16. C. W. Litten $12.65, $6; French & Welch ‘Hardware Ci Wachter D. and T. Co. $1, $4 er Hardware Co.$2.90, Street Work $40.60, Hughes Blectric Go. . $574.04, Bismarck Grocery Co. $3.61, Clooten $114.25, A. .P. Anderson Hi Clooten & Co. $4, Northwest Dab. lic Service Co. $48.25, J..1. Roop Co. $10, L. S; Treuhart. $141.94, Bismarck Pe beaa Supply Co. $3.86, Vanda Buege a ‘Reports of the Milk Inspector on milk and water supply for November {were filed, On motion the Board adiourned. Attest: R. H. THISTLETHWAITE) City ‘Auditor. ©: Goss NORTH DAKOTA A Hag Two TOO MANY COURTS (Continued from F from Page Ont and - Justices-elect. Robinson, Birdzell and Grace, Each of the two sets of three justices will be asked to defend the provisional court its Tight | to serve during the remainder of De- cember. It is doubtful whether the pro- visional court can reach’a decision by this evening, even should the argu- ments be concluded by that tiem, Un- til a decision is handed down by the! provisional supreme court, North Da- kota will have. no other superior’ tri- bunal, and the work of the supreme court will remain at a standstill. Taking No Part. Associate Justices Bruce and Chris- tianson will serve with either court, regardless of the members composing the majority. They are taking, no-ac- tive part in the controversy, in which their principal interest is the termina- pitucunvneczenatoanicanntcenireg ania EXCURSION FARES | DAILY DECEMBER 1 to 31, 191 tarn Limit 3 Mouths from Date of Sale Bismarck to. , lound Trip Chicago . . « . $36.25 Omaha .... 34.20 Milwaukee’ . . 33.05 Sioux City. . . 30.10 Des Moines . . 29.80. Council Bluffs. 33.70 St. Joseph... 37.50 Kansas City .... 40.60 via LINE . Best in Every Way Minneapolis:S¢. Paul 10 ‘Chicago : Two Morning Trains to. Chicago Three Evening Trains to Chicago Four Daily Trains to Milwaukee = Three Daily Trains to ~ 5 Sion: Ci Counc Bf Oma Joseph; Kansas City es: fare pamphlet y Liberal stopovers cit es ‘TICKET OFFICES: ste are + TOMORROW “THE BUGLE CALL” Librettos:for the operas ‘are“now on sale at Hoskins’. tion of their own’ tetms, two -and four! years. hence, respectively, Christmas Fur Sale A special representative from the house of Albrecht will be at our store on Monday and. Tuesday, Decembgt. 11 and 12,, with a complete’ line. of’.those well-known furs. He will show an endless. var- | _iety. of designs in Neckwear, * Moffs and Fur Garments in ad- dition to our own stock. An~éxcellent opportunity,to match coats with. muffs, scarfs, etc., 8 well as to select an ideal Christmas gift. You ar invited to look whether contemplating a _ Purchase or: not. VEWELERS EOPTICIANS BISMARCK. N. DAKOTA ° HANEY’S.”’ vince yourself of this fact by GIFTS SELECTED FROM THE KNOWLES LECTED AT RANDOM AT OTHER § Jewelers and Importers of Diamonds NOTE—The Stare Where Gifts Are Not Duplicated. B STORES making a comparison. le Joy of Christmas is the Joy in the | Giving to Others large stock—you will buy more readily from making the comparisons. We are showing this Christmas DIAMONDS, of rare beauty and cutting and our prices are, as in the past, as low as any place, and lower than most places. oe S AND HANEY GIFT STORE, EXPRESS TO YOUR FRIENDS, MORE OF TIAT INDIVIDU ALITY AND “THOUGHTFUL CHOOSING” THAN DO GIFTS OF EQUAL Cost SE- AND IT IS NOT AT ALL UNCOMMON TO HEAR SOMEONE REMARK—WHO IS PRACTICALLY WELL PLEASED WITH A GIFT, “AND IT’S Fascinating, indeed, are the various individual Gift Things assembled here—A most pleasing variety of GIFT THINGS to choose from, but not enough of any one kind’‘to make it common, We have the largest JEWELRY STORE, also the largest and hest seleeted stock of JEWELRY and kindred lines in Bismarck, in fact, the size and dua lity of our stock compares ftavorahly with the Lines carried in big cities ¢ S. KNOWLES & Get posted on prices and quality at other places before examining our \After Saturday December 9th, we will be open every evening until Christmas. / \ FROM KNOWLES AND Con- \? BISMARCK, North Dakota