The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1916, Page 6

Sete | Six i ae THE CUB _ SCOOP reporter SH BOSS-L CANT WAT ANY LORGERL: GeTTAH GiVENOU YOUR KMAS ET NOW < NEH TS @ BLUE WAITE \ ELE OEEL— Lt THOUGAT? TD DIAMOND-2s0 BUCKS j/ A REAL DIAMOND | | BETTER GIVE IT THATS ALOT OF CoiN= SR TOR MES BUT WERE sucH OLD /—_ | TAATS SOME— PALSH( Sater! —e * we T. Lembke ahd William Langer for| LEAVES SOCIETY LIFE to attend to busifiess matters and re-| Episcopal Guild. . That the,event was Saturday afternoon, and Saturday .ev-' af ‘ M. ND N NEWS the defendant. we TO BE.WAR.NURSE "ew acquaintances. She returned yes-}one of the greatest successes ever | ening.—Adv. A * A A . 4 = carer > terday afternoon. roduced in Ma tl Attorney. Jolin Garrity of Glen Ul- i fa Pine 5, * * © Pont th tae Sa eke tie gal tn, ie Al inbsce ations: ete The ladies of the Eastern Star held| “big” event to take place in the new DANCE ¥ by the early part of the sum . ing i t i ri ii theater c e e an i MACCABEES ELECT be he early part of th _Sime 7 peared for Shores-Muller company in an important meeting last night at tat irae aaa showed up Every Tuesday. and Saturday 4) 2 At a recent meeting of the mem-| architect has been engaged to pre-|y qamage action brought in district their lodge rooms. Initiation was Real Musical " bers of the Maccabees, the officers to| Pare plans for a north addition, in| court, winning the’ case. ‘hela. - : “th: selecting Her eee ae Ps . mightat e, the Mandan Jodge for the: en-| Which the kitchen will be’ housed. : 3 LT ae | Soe S. if ‘selected Mandan’s leading singer{and| PATTERSON’S HALL -|'The partition between the kitchén and} Dr. J. G. Moore, superintendent, of Postmaster Markham of Huff was in |+ney well exemplified their ability A 3 the Bisniarck district of the Methodist spoke at the Meth- eyening, at which |Mandan yesterday looking after busi- fore a large audience. The various O’Connor’s: Orchestra: ness affairs. roles were, quite difficult and. were well carried by the difficult‘ones. The ice will be torn out and the place ed for a kitchen will be Episcopal, chure ded) odist church lag see . i. the service de ee There will] time a quarterly conference was held. It has been sbounced that’ the} Mandan Symphony orchestra furnish- of G,, C. V. Caddell, and; be room for at least 24 more tables : Western Union Télegraph company|ed the music and played for all the 3 John Lohstreter s{and more counter space, ’ rlyle Albrecht, son of Mr. and will be located in its new officer by| songs: and dances WHEN YOU ASK FOR § 4 eke,” a2 8 Mrs. Orin Albrecht 6f Flasher, passed | Christmas time, POC rey nee a gh iMandan Tue: enroute : * : 4 as NOV. APPORTIONMENT mee spend the holida He is at: ny bis Patrons of the opera will please ob- re B YJ “li E Fr iat le Tatar en te \ James ‘Collins departed this after-] serve that ticket Nos. 104, 72, 81, are : ie “November <apportlontient has! vending school ‘in St. Pa hoon on No. 3 for his home at Zero,| for “Lucia,” the matinee, “Cavalleria 1 ing, ‘pecember Just been received by the county su; se 8 after spending several days. in. Man-| Rustieana” ur Paciinenl A - ‘, ation will be/Perintendent of schools and is thé] August Usselman left Wednesday aan Gar musiness a eee ae ject TAT cane veln Bete Groat Y held, Following the degree work, Nest received during the —year.| for Napoleon, where he went to.attend days’ vacation, ) b ace i Nght vefreshments will he served and) According to the ‘report given by Sur ‘ene y will be followed by a smoker. perintendent Lorin, the apportion: |= ri eee ment is as follows: Total. for ibe Se ea Dk Taylor whe im 4 state, a y, $2. ADDITION TO CAFE Stine : 3, and county, 3 a yesterday, moved info the house va: ° In orger to accommodate the pat-1! SN eaters a cated by R. M. Welch and family. on ome in rons, the proprietor of the Grand cate, || of children is 8,881 The ! Fourth, avenue northwest. Mr. and ars k anounced that he apportionment. gives "34 eents Mus. Welch Have . moved: inte, thetr ee stor more eo capita from inte And Anzome! j home on, Fifth avenue northwest. ae and 1. cent per capita from” fines. : estra space can he had) sunt, Lorin stated Wednesday morn. ‘W. Waite ot Binings ig in the ee noe ernenrecemnnr nner — jing that the age amount per cap- a attending to business Attairs, ita during the year amounts to about PUMNTUTENHUCOUHAAUEREAACUMNLEGEEUE EAGLE i. whicll Je. the sammount, the aisle > HH. Hallenborg ot Carson was in y provides for the-expense of educating Menges baila re Businewe He ¢ '* ‘2 today. : ‘ . oe R. D, McDonald, assisting cashier! of the Solen State bank, was in Man- dan last evening attending to busi: ness. matters and renewing acquaint: ances, ch child in the county. + = so 8 Q/ RELIEVE MAN INSANE 5 = Deputy Sheriff’ John Handtmann jleft Tuesday afternoon on the south br: nch train for Flasher, to arrest. one |" Frederick ‘Amm, who is alleged’ to she insane. The unforturate man was Nieepred \ taken into‘eustody Wednesday morn- i ENS t i : i A. siiperb attraction staged by 25 of ; ‘i i. ss “¥ : | S1i g.and brought to Mandan by Mr. UOSUDE RUQUGUQEQEGOC 2EDEOOGEANOOCIUNAEEOSTLE: h defended Flink, [about January RAD Sak : Mrs. C, C. Shear, postmistress. of q| Flasher, arrived in the city Tuesday to build You can start TODAY—START! keep up ats aati | ka ery da a _ First National Bank =| : Two : est cow, Bicones, NJ wots Christmas Gifts| ooo I That will delight, satisfy and Serve. asa Remembranee for Years to Come! DAILY DECEMBER 1 to 31,1916 S[Handtmann and will be arraigned be- Miss Dakes, popular in’ New t octety/! is going to has a Red nonin prea Soe ee ie Return Limit 3 Months from Date of Sale fore the insanity board some time to-| Cross nurse. She says all young \yeme! on not. otherwise occupied should af the Palace theater to a packed ‘ i = Bismarck to day de tomorrow. ; Amm has been in| take advantage of the opportunity the war offers to serve humagity. house, both Wednesday and Thurs- $ can join’ our , ) i = Round Trip the Flasher vicinity for a number of} _. hy at § = ~ day nights of this week; The. event: ‘ ig. 1% 5 sss 2 OF weeks and, having no place to go-and ; | ©, Chicago. . ...$36.25 pacha tcKee Prepac ATE Dey nen was produced under the direction of, = D ye being in his condition, it is believed 3 ton er mat- Harriet. Purdy Smith, who makes’ a ; = Omaha seed 20 bust ciate ve attention of thé/tne Yeoman odes of which’ he 48 ari eget to his work as captain specialty of staging similar musical, ‘mas: in bh i 2 Milwaukee .. 33.05 LA eae ar hate ere | organizer: petarn foun Bt Bi areaptal On hl extravaganyas, and was played here ! © Sioux City. . . 30.10 MARRIAGE LICENSES. of Sites dniinne nae ne worth stated that he expected Colonel Under the auspices of the Woman's Coi . i} ‘ab t it = Des Moines .. 29.80 Marriage licenses Were issued dur-! syenea <home Wednesday pay McDoe of St. Paul to-arrive to lay the \ ine. i, ask Ou I. = a Bak ing the past week to the following! Lee i plans for the winter’s work along the Xo, = Council Bluffs. 33.70 people by County Judge Johnson: |{7om Richardton, where they had been) Nrissouri Fiver, ie. S St Joseph wd oh 3 L200. John Eradner of Havelock, this state, visiting a number: got gays. . ‘Yes, crnts i or Women, Bove or MEN. c can,join. >, “ \ = Kansas City |. 40.60 | gin; irssmue Hottman of Solen and inlet, MeO. Beis at. Fort Yates as RAE taro of Gien Unintes wie [LETTER CARRIERS ‘The pian is this: - Cotta fii and get » ‘Christmas Bank. “A = via Miss Mathilda Gerhardt of Timmer. |i" Mandan yes terday and ‘Wednesday. | transacted business in Mandgn Wed ing Clul p book. FREE. It, costa nothing to join. . Deposit. 5... . : ia 8 FLINK ACQUITTED.. County Auditor R. i Berry of Grant |esday. eee DRIVERS or 10 dente or 1-or 2 cents for the first week. Then increase = Sam Flink was tried Wednesday {County was in Mandan Wednesday} aiport Hanson lett the city last eve-| o° Best ae mee i your déposit the same amount éach week. = =| morning for violating the prohibition |!0oking after official business matters.! 1. on No, 2 for his home near Ash- and other workers who In 50 weeks: y 4 %|law. He was arrested several ths 1 idays w have endi 7 stre’ ngth, take . i s S]ago, on complaint of States Attprney |. Martin Sree: was here Wednes- ands Wit to spendsthe holidays: with 0 4 ring . icent club $ 12.75° | = = 4 a 5 day and yesterday looking after busi-| 7/8 parents. : : on ‘ " -cent club pays : : = = ger, and was bound over! to the: y ait 2-cent club pays §. 25.60 . = district. court, after ‘being given aj|Ness-affairs and cronewitlk acquaint: “WL K. Jenson, ‘deputy superintend- ud pay: eu = =| preliminary hearing. Wednesday |ances. ent of schools, returned Tuesday from - 5.cent club pays $ 63.75 | c S| morning a jury was chosen to hear Sans a several days’ trip to the western 10-cent ‘club pays $127.50 = =| his case and\eight witnesses were ex- Joseph Kneis] and Joe Hoffmann part of the county, where he has been i = | Blamined. The case went to the jury ,@eparted last evening on No. 2 forliooving after business matters in con: You cam put in $1.00 or $2.00 or $5.00 each week and in 50 ; z Z}at noon anda verdict of not guilty|their. homes in Minnesota to spend |. ction with his office, weeks have $50.00 or $100 or $250.00. ¥ s Best in Every Way ro} wae retubiie’ about 4:30 o'clock. At-jthe holidays, They'plan on returning * #8 We add 4 per cent interest. [ = Minneapolis-St. Paul. to Chicago = CLAUSSEN PAYS DAMAGES. W. C. Kinzel, who ha A damage suit “tried Wednes-|been in Dodge, thts state, looking af- & | day afternoon, in which Shores-Miller |ter | business affairs, returned Wed- 3 | cotupany,.a land company, brought ac-|mesday afternoon.” He now, has .his =| tion against Joe H. Claussen to re- telephone contract complete.and will 5 wo Morning Trains to Chicago 5 Three Evening Trains to Chic cago & 2 Four Daily Trains to Milwaukee & Three Daily Trains to Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Omaha, St. Joseph, Kansas City sion fare pamphlet upon request. al stopovers enroute, cover $235 damages, which was alleg-|not return to that part of the state ed was lost through the violation of a {until next spring; when he will com- contract, Claussen had with, the ;,mence work ona new ponttact simi: Shores-Miller company, when hejlar to the one he just finished. agreed to do some -farm work. The not given to the jury,as the} Steve Tool. Be Hut was in, Mandar was so plain that Claussen |between trains yesterday afternoon ust be assessed the damages and|looking after business matters, the costs of the action, John J. Gar-} - ere ¢ rity appeared for the plaintiff and F.] James Collins of Zpe, Mont., who ° ° has been ‘in Mandan for a number of “nha | slee?? days, left yesterday afternoon for his The ‘Way. of Smiles eines i By James W. Foley oe pd EStladd and the Contractor and Mrs. Steve Birch ‘‘Myths and Legends of the passed through Mandan yesleraays Sioux’’ . J ternoon on No. 4, enroute to their a 4 ° - ene ° : ° By Mrs. Marie I..‘MeLaughlin home at Fargo after attending to bus- = 4 New Se . iness. matters in Great Falls, Mont. ° >. The company just completed a large 4G a ‘Presented by tha paving contract, there, it ‘The Way of Smiles hi ound in, Réd Leather, Go John. Fredericks, jr., formerly of Stamped, Deekle Edge Paper Con- oe ee it enerace taining a collection of the North BISMARCK TRIBUNE attending to business matters and vis-| Dakota Poct’s Choicest Poemis. E a. iting Tass parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Now Ready for Delivery ; Fredericks, gas Price $1.25 . ’ . ah ee Cra OR a = Mrs, J. J. 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