The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1916, Page 2

BISMARCE DAILY TRIBUNE TEWELERSKOPTICIANS BISMARCK, N. CAKOTA Jewelers and Importers " of Diamonds — KNOWLES & CHRISTMAS SHOPPING % : We urge the early buying of gifts not wholly for selfish reasons. It is our policy to offer goods that are not commonplace; hence the most of the articles we show cannot be duplicated at once or at all. Our stocks are now at their best, and the advantage of making early selections need only be suggested. The prestige of a gift from Knowles &. Haney’s adds nothing to the purchase price but much to its'value. The above crest. will appear on the box or wrapper of your » “sift if it's from A | weecewewococceeco ec ecco econ ence cee eee coco coco ce) For Christmas AN EASILY SELECTED GIFT THAT IS ALWAYS seoseechooacis RECEIVED Regular Safety #20 Noe $50.0 FountianiPen Self- Filling Cowan’s Drug Store Peowewece cece wee ew eee w eee w wwe enon en eee ene ene e- a} | NOTED PTA LECTURER TO ADDRESS LOCAL LOE Frederick S. Attwood Will Speak Under Auspices of St. El- mo Knights 1S RECOVERING. Register of Deeds: G. J. who has been confined to his home in| Second street for severai on ac. count of illness, has about recovered. Keenan, The McConkey Com. - Co, Quotes prices:as follows:: : Standard Caniied Corn, 2 for 25c | You know corn has gone way, up, so this is an extra low price.' Waldorf Brand Corn, each. ..15¢ Frederick S. Attwood, whose lectur- ers have been enjoyed the country over, will talk on “Fraternalism and Pythian Knighthood” under the aus- pices of St. Elmo lodge, Knights of {Pythias, in the castle hall Wednes- (day evening, The public is invited to join with the Knights in enjoying Mr. Atwood’s sparkling wit, his magnetism and his him one of the most popular lecturers on the staff of the International Lyce- um bureau. Mr, Atwood is above all, his press notices announce, an objective opti- mist. He has it is reported, the facul- ty of finding the world good and of pointing out its better parts. He is expected to have a generous hearing in Bismarck, which has learn to ap- preciate messengers with a real mes- sage and the ability to “get it across.” OAKLAND ROADSTERS REPLAGE CHARGERS IN RIO GRANDE CAMPAIGN Gallant War-Horse Has Become Thing of. Past—Gasoline Does Better Job Sturdy Oakland roadsters are now \taking the place of the picturesque charger along the Rio Grande where more than 100,000 militiamen are en- camped to protect the United States from Mexican invasion. Just as the mule drawn wagon train has given way to the column of heavy motor trucks, so has the mounted offiger’s place’ been taken by the high speed roadster, z4 In San Antonio, Texas, which is glowing eloquence, which have made |- John N. Willys, president of the Wil- lys-Overland Co. with a reassuring hurrah and with a royal salute from their revolvers. Mr. Willys, armed DAKOTANS OPEN. ~ BUCKEYE EVES Flickertail State Very Much on Map of Big Toledo Con- vention Toledo, 0., Dec. 12—The Bismarck- Miles City party arrived Monday morning. ‘The tourists were given ex- ceptional service by the Northern Pa- cifie; and there were no accidents. Every member is weil, The members of the Lahr Motor Sales special made a hit all day with their features, They were shown through the factory in the forenoon; and all afternoon they were guests in the immense administration building. The cowhoys and the cowboys’ band raided each of the seven floors of the admjnistration building with “Hook em cow” cries and a volley of shots. They were met on the top floor by John Willys, president ot the Over. land company. A rousing reception was ‘given, with a speech. Texas joined in the ban- quet last night. It was an immense affair, Texas tried to shoot oftener than’ the North Dakota and Montana boys in the banquet room.. Noise and a big feed prevailed. Lahr was. mas- ter of ceremonies, The Lahr Motor, Sales, Co. has plac- ed western North Dakota and western Montana on the. map, in Kind, But business was not altogether for- gotten, the dealers who were in to- day signing up fdr 26,250 cars, ap proximately $24,000,000 .worth. Al- most $4,700 dealers have attended the convention, and . 11,000. Overlands, worth over a hundred millions dollars, have been contracted for 1917. .The convention will continue until Decem- ber 23. i CITY NEWS. 4 BUYS PROPERTY HERE. Mrs. Mary Allen, who recently sold Yer large; farm near McKenzie, has purchased’ one of the L. H. Carufel houses in West Main street, through the J. H. Holihan agency. Mrs. Allen has already taken possession of same. : ae CONDUCTS CONFERENCE. The first quarterly conference of the Washburn Methodist Episcopal church was held Saturday afterhoon with Dr. J, G. Moore in charge. — Dr. Moore, who. is district superintendent of the Bismarck division, also occu- pied the pulpit Sunday. FUNERAL FOR INFANT. Funeral services for Arnold, the five wekes’ old gon of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hagen of Avenue F, who died Sunday in one of the local hospitals, were conducted this afternoon in the Banging Guns Herald Advent. family home: Interment was made To the accompaniment of banging | in Fairview cemetery. base of supplies for a large number of militia, units, there are 20 Model 32 six-cylinder Oakland roadsters in the government service. They perform the work that was done by horses when mules instead of gasoline were |, the motive ‘power for the supply train. ‘H. P. Goddard of the Dakota Motor company, local Oakland distributors, Waldorf Brand Mainé« Corn, 2 A RAW, SORE THROAT fre. a ng. thse 35¢ Plum Puddjng, ‘something extra aice, per aa Aare es 35c| Eases Quickly When You Apply Celery, 2 large stocks for....25¢}. . 2 Little Musterole Head Lettuce, large heads, . .. |) And Musterole won't blister liké the ORC ;, eset sessemeces 10cj old-fashioned . mustard plaster. Just spread it on with your fingers. It pene- trates to the sore spot with a gentle tingle, loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness and pain. Musterole is a clean, white ointment Valencia Oranges, per doz... .25c Novel Oranges, good size, per Merrie ree Seeded Raisins, 16 oz. a et DARE eeu erees 25 mad it ot of mustard. It is fine for othe. quick relief for sore throat, bronchitis, Sweet Potatoes, 3 1-2 Ibs.....25¢) sonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, nett, Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per! ralgia, headache, congestion, _pleurisy. MSS, Sreciras tea cocaine 35c | rheumatism, Jumbago, pains and aches of Come in and look over our 10c, the | back or joints, sprains, sore muscles. 15c and 25¢ table articles too ruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds on numerous to mention. Hipo Washing Powder, 6 for 25c This is an extra good bargain. Canned Kraut, No. 3 size, each 15c On present market this is less than cost, PHONE NO. 209 i the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). Nothing like Musterole for croupy chil- ‘Keep it handy for instany use, dren, ad Visit Our ‘TOY SHOP has just received word that every one of the Oakland roadsters are going from morning to night every day in the week—and not one has yey given way under the strain, They are driv- en long distances, denied any mechan- ical primping and sometimes even are abused by improper handling. But the Oaklands are running in perfect condition. CHASLEY WAN DIES IN LOCAL HOSPITAL Evan jA. Evan: last evening in one of the local hos- pitals, where he had been undergoing treatment for a short time. Mr. Evans was one of the best known residents |. of Chasley district, where he had liv- ed for the last 15 years. He was a member of the Evangeli- cal church of that place. He is sur- vived by the widow and eight child- ren, all at home. Mrs. Evans has been with Rev. and Mrs. William Suckow of Avenue C,’ during her husband’s ill- ness at the hospital. The body was prepared for burial at the Webb Bros. funeral parlors and will be taken on No. 2 this evening to Chasley, where funeral services will be held Thurs- day afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Evangelical church, Interment will be made in the cemetery-of that place. yc aiereeay REGAN HAS FINE The Home of XMAS GIFTS arrels of fun with this ‘ou can make battle ships, torpedo derricks, cranes, machine shops, towers, bridges, trolley hundreds of dif- ferent models from the sets. We handle the Erector and rec- ommend it. We sets at every price to fit every pocket- book. Drop in and see them, and get free booklet. ERECTOR £ “The Toy Like Structural Steel” Every set contain wheels, gears, angle ironi trated instruction book. A. W. LUCAS CO. big assortment of-parts such as girders, » bolts, nuts, shafting, etce., and illus- NEW SCHOOL HOUSE Another splendid has been added to the list of new buildings for Burleigh ‘county for 1916—the Andrews Consolidated school near Regan. ‘ Dedication exercises were conduct- ed during the week-end ané-were in charge of the retiring County Supér- intendent C. L. Vigness. Dr. W. J. Hutcheson of the McCabe Methodist church made. the principal address and W. C., Parsons, deputy state super- intendent of public instruction and the newly elected county superintendent, was the other speaker. The building contains two _ rooms with full basement. It is modern in every way and was completed at a cost of $3,500, in October. Some ad- dition work remains to be done in the basement which will be used for a do- mestic and manual training depart- ment. ‘ Miss Gertrude Evarts, daughter of Mrs. Nellie Evarts of this city. is principal of the school and Miss Sher- man is the other teacher. Following theexercises the women patrons and ‘children of the school conducted a sale of fancy paskets, which netted over $30. This/ will be used towards the purchasing of a new school bell. Mrs. Parsons was among the people from the Capital City to at- tend the exercises, Liberettos for the aperas now on sale at Hoskins, caddis aged 40 years, died | “schoo! ' building }} 44’s, the secOnd lap of the enormous Hoecies & Overland dealers’ convention began here today. Six special trains from RECOVERING FROM. INJURIES. North Dakota, Montana, Texas, Louis- Mr. Weisenhutter of Steele, ‘who is undergoing treatment in the Bismarck Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, b 4 wi ived | hospital tor: injuries ‘to his.stalp, :re-| : fifo, Tenneeres ani iowa, srr ceived in an auto accident, is recov: today carrying 1,391 dealers, business ering slowly. Mr. Dalberg, the othér men and newspapermen: ay © z victim of the accident, has recovered The Dakétans and Texans grested sufficiently to return to his home in Steele, eae ELECTS OFFICERS FOR VEAR The Sons of Norway, at a meeting held during the week-end, elected the following officers for the year: presi- dent, H. H. Engen; vice president, James Hyland; secretary, 0. 0. Lee; finance, Andrew Risem; cashier, L. E. Larson; judge, A, P. ‘Anderson; regent G. N. Livdahl; physician, J. ‘Arneson; marshal, H. G. Grove; trustee for three years, C. L. Vigness; trustee for one year, Gilbert Haugen. es 8 @ i's 'e i The Real: Mince Pie [WICE AS GOOD AND HALF THE 30ST OF BULK MINCE MEAT HOSPITAL NOTES. A number of patients have entered the St. Alexius hospital during the week end. Among them- are Miss Cora Long, Hodge, Mont.; Frank Leo- nard, city; Mrs. Charles Gambril, Washburn; Mrs. Christ Messner, Dodge; Miss May Arntz, Burnetad Hilda Arndt, Burnstad; Jameg: Shee R. Corwin, Linton; Joseph Cassidy Wibaux, Mont. Those to leave the hospital were Mike Beckler, St. An- thony; Jake Marcovitz, Regan; Geo. Kavanius, Wing; Baby James Joyce, city; Mrs. John Gress, Sweet Brier. Johnson's for corsets. “Like ! Used to Make” IN THE MARKET FOR CORN. MINCE MEAT | husked. Gussner. 12-8-3t MERRELL-SOULE CO., Syracese, MY.) Finney's. with an old fashioned colt, answered | Seat sale for the operas now on at |’ ~ BISMARCK, North Dakota BISMARCK Dy divtddTKn Several new students enrol every week, and every one satisfied) with the college in all its appoin! ments, Students admitted without} examination. for either the Book- ‘keeping or Shorthand courses} English ‘from the lowest primary, branches, Send for particulars, will want to attend. G. M. LANGUM, Pres. Bismarck, N. D. Claviedord. The senior pupils of Miss ‘Grace ‘Myers’ nyisic class gathered at the ‘Myers’ residence ‘in, ‘Rosser — street last ‘evening, for the December writ- ten examinatioh“on-biographical work and musical terms. The same division will give their first monthly program Friday evening at-7 o'clock, at which time six of their number will play sonatinas and sonatas. ‘This is the first in a series tq-Presto-Agitato. nata (Beethoven.)—Blanche Myers. phony.” Haydn.)—John and Larson. . ‘ TOO LATE TO (0 CLASSIFY ee) (Bach.)—Esther Larson.. Moonlight ‘Sonata—Adajio-Allegret-* “Beethoven). So- Pathetique — Grave-Allegro. Duet—Andante from “Surprise Sym-- Esther ROOM AND BOARD—Por two. ‘Write of parlor programs to be given this] 41, care Tribune. 12-12-8¢ winter. The program follows: - The History of Sonatins and Sona- tas—Miss Myers. ANIQUEEOLSACOULALEGCUNNEACUUUNUCEOGUIOCRUSLOSMENIT Ee Sonatina—Op. 248, No. 3. ‘Moder- ato and Andante. (Jacob Schmitt.)— William Newcomb. Sonatina—Op. 59 No, 2. 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