The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1916, Page 6

THE CUB REPORTER ‘SCOOP Two More Days To Do Your Christmas Shopping XMAS WOULDNT SE. \ MALE So MERRY (& We DIDNT SLIPOVER AN Oriana laa ris, Minn., to make her home. Miss Esther Reed of the Freshman ctass has gone to her home in Minneapolis, She will not return to. school here. * . ‘FUNERAL FOR MR. CLARK. Funeral services for the late Rob-. ert Clarke of Twelfth street will be conducted Thursday morning at 8:30 in’ St. Mary’s: pro-cathedral. Rev. Father Hiltner. Rey. Father Ott j will be in’ charge. Interment will be made in St. Mary’ seauetery. INTO NEW QUARTERS. Dunn Center, N. D.,: Dec. 21.—The stock and fixtures of the John Thomp- son company were moved into hi large new building on the north side of Main street this week. The building is 40x60 feet, has maple floor and fs: equipped with a modern heating plant,’ The entire front is of plate glass. PROBABLE COMMISSION {MEAD 1S IN BISMAACK LOOKING FOR HOME M. P. Johnson of Tolly, Prepared: To Move His Family to Capital es a M. P. Johnson of Toley, state presi- | dent of the Society of Equity, and un- doubtedly the next chairman of tae North Dakota railroad con:mission, ta in the city, looking up a home for himself, his wife and threo children, Mr. Johnson will become a resident of Bismarck for the ensuing two years at least, and he possesses all the qual: ffications of a good citizen. Attended National Meet. ——————f} BOWLING SCORES. | a ea AAT | Tribune— Ehrney .. Beebe ... Wahler .. Wanner . Edwards » 120 + 129 157 215 161 200 170 160 WHEN YOU ARE CONSIDERING BUYING A “CHRISTMAS Grrr, IF HE OR: SHE’ The new commissianer has just :e DRIVES.A CAR, NOTHING WILL PLEASE THEM BETTER: THAN SOME ARTICLE FOR turned from Wausau, ‘Vis, waere he ¥ THEIR CAR.. Bay ay sh hed j : attended the annual na-ivanl conven- i ae 9 } ats 5 Peete Tae: fb Th encase benno ce BELOW IS A LIST OF A FEW ARTICLES THAT ANY MOTORIST WILL APPRECIATE. AUTO HEATERS : ing locals in nine states, with a mem- ‘bership of 75,000 in good standing. RADIATOR. AND ENGINE: COVERS — CLOCKS Co-operative marketing and the inter- HAND HORNS ‘change of products by different re- gions were the principal subjects o! discussion.. The Equity now has can- ning factories in Oregon which pre- SPOTLIGHTS VULCANIZERS GLOVES LAMP CASES ROBES MOTOMETERS MOTOR CAR SUPPLY, C0. kinds; plants in Kentucky for the can- Phone 765 (206 Fourth Street . Raised! On Jan. {5th there will be a sharp increase in the price of all Buick models. We have a limited supply of carson hand and will accept retail orders for spring delivery until the above date at the old price. 35h.p. four, $665 45h. p. six, $1020 Corwin Motor Go. Bismarck, N. D. Total .. 803 723 ‘The Prince of Graustark,” at the marck Theatre tomorrow, matinee, at 3:90 p,m, FLASHLIGHTS | BUMPERS SHOCK ABSORBERS TIRE GAUGES GoGGLes | SPARK PLUG CASES ning’ of tomatoes, and tn Wisconsin and other states for the preserving of vegetables and a general line of food products. The Wausau meeting was satisfac- , tory in every respect, Mr. Johnson ' reports. The Equity is rapidly ex-j| + panding. and it 1s successfully carry-| ing out its program wherever it has ‘gained a foothold, reports the state parediient: (NVESTIENTION ORDERED Beas Cluett, Peabody 8€Co:Inc Makers \ Commissiolitt Battey | Wants ts City Ate torney td ‘Investigate Remitting of Fines at Police Court. ‘Althongh. no official record was made, Commissioner R. C. Battey at Monday night’s session of the city commission made’ the recommendation that City Attorney McCurdy make an investigation as to the “reason why Police Magistrate Dolan is remitting fines” and “why he fined a violator of the city ordinance for cutting corners “With” TWO Shop SLAUGHTER AT CITY HALL “ Destruction of 329 Pints of Whiskey Occurred Yesterday Afternoon “ By Judge Dolan’s Order. Three hundred and twenty-nine pint | court Tuesday afternoon. The bot- tles were hurled against the wall in the city hall and their contents soak- ed into the ash pile. Assisting in the obsequies were Stree, Commissioner Frank Germain, W. A. Cleveland of the fire depart- | ment and Chief of Police Downing. The bottles were taken from the Western Express company’s office hottles of whiskey were destroyed un- | here October 25 and 26 by Chief Dow- der order of Judge Dolan of the police | ning and Judge Dolan. - PUT INOUR CHRISTMAS BANKING CLUB AND INCREASED 10¢ WEEKLY WILL MAKE 9127722 This happens in 50 WEEKS. We also have a 5 ecnt club which in 50 weeks pays $63.75. Our 2 cent club pays $25.50 Our 1 cent club pays $12.75. We also have clubs where you pay in $1.00 or $2.00 or $5.00 each week and in 50 weeks get $50 or $100 or $250. We add 4 per cent interest. Come in and get a ‘‘Christmas Banking Club’ book FREE. It costs nothing to join. This is not a plan just for BOYS and GIRLS; it is also for © MEN and WOMEN. You can start today—START! First National Bank 1) -_—n } CITY NEWS | ——————<_—___—__——_--——-) LICENSED TO WED. A marriage license was granted Tuesday to Arthur W. Hoese of Zap and Miss Maude Pettis of Bismarck. ** # NEWSPAPER MAN HERE. T. LeRoy Evans, editor of the Halli- day Promoter and the Dunn. County News, was among the visitors in the Capital City Tuesday. ~ * #8 ACCEPTS POSITION HERE. ‘Mrs. Otto Kober has accepted a po- sition in the suit department of the A. W. Lucas Co. She was formerly con- nected with one of the prominent Far- go stores. ee ¢ ENTERS HOSPITAL. Mrs. George M. McKenna and daugh- ter, Marcellus, of ‘Napoleon, have en- tered the St. Alexius hospital for treatment. They are the wife and daughter of a prominent lawyer of that city. « eee K. OF C, MEETING. The Knights of Columbus will hold its regular meeting Friday evening in! the Knights of Columbus hall. This| will te the last meeting of the order juntil after the holidays. ee * LEAVE FOR EASTERN. HOME. Miss Christine Pillen, who has been ja student in the local high school for the last two years, has gone to Mor- BETTER!! Quality--Service | one dollar, when the ordinance pro- aah t+ vides a minimum fine of five dollars?" {Nortz Lor. Go.) For Mother- TEA POTS i ALUMINUM WARE IRONING BOARDS COFFEE POTS CLOCKS, FOOD CHOPPERS For the Young Lady ROLLER SKATES IGE SKATES, . MANICURE SETS PERCOLATORS CHAFING DISHES THERMOS BOTTLES For the Girl. SKATES SCISSORS WATCHES PEN KNIVES _ CHRISTMAS WITHOUT A SLED I8 NO CHRISTMAS The White Yard Phone 77 _ of the family _ TOOLS Our stock ef tosis te composda of tha uews t-and date patterns, As all men are fond of tools of eo are sure that every man will be interested im inspecting our:line. We ir intend siving she Xmasielijifiy ab haps or oievten-see: sible and we will endeavor to execute ae ry all phone or. mail orders Pyrex Ware For Her Christmas A most pg tet a oe repsea be de of these ‘eck, of the New “$6.00 Telephone 82 pping | Day ys Left ‘Why Bother ping mays Here you will find most desirable and useful gifts for oy ae For Father CARVING ‘SETS * RAZOR STROPS.. SHAVING BRUSHES RAZORS TOOLS, ETO. For the Young Man RAZORS POCKET KNIVES SAFETY RAZORS ICE SKATES: SHAVING SETS For the Boy SKATES KNIVES AIR RIFLES OUR- EXPRESS WAGONS ARE VERY DESIRABLE AND WILL BRING JOY.TO ANY BOY LOMAS HARDWARE CO.