The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1916, Page 6

SIX SCOOP THEY TELLME FURS MAKE A SLICK PRESENT FOR YOUR LADY FRIEND — HIS MAGAZINE TELLS ade Sou ALL ABOUT iv! THE CUB REPORTER /, Now HERE WE ARE “LUXURIES OF FASHIONFOR, WOMEN OF LUXURIOUS. Tastes AND THAT © 805 RINE is patent tS (8 mm) = CoaT-— =$17600.00 Se" 8500.00 Abert Sa mc ta NA ANE SO CHINCHELAS AND ALSO : SAUNAS BOMES FIVE SUBDUES: LOCAL Facing Loss First Period Man- dan High Waged Hot Fight Last Half FIRST DEFEAT FROM MANDAN 1] IN 5 YEARS, {s oetoek, with both C ‘aptain Spang-!Cook 1. ‘otal—5 field baskets and ler of (Bismarck and Captain Cum-}6 fouls. “Mandan—Cummins 2 fielis mins of dan sending their respect-| baskets and 2 fouls out of 4 Shanes; ive teams through for a light prac-| Pfenning 4 fouls out of 10 tice at shooting baskets. More ac-!Sullivan 1 field basket; Ford. a ‘aid [ curate shots were mace in the prac-|Pilers 2. Total—6 field baskets and tice than during the contest, & fouls. Keenan Starts Scoring. Keenan, left forward for the Cap- ital Cily team, started the scoring, shooti pretty field goal in the first Frequent fum- 40s nds of bling of the ball and poor shooting fon both sides characterized the first {half, probably due to the fact that it one of the early games of the on. Second Half Heated. ‘Articles were closed yesterday af- ter a wire from North» at Minot, ing period, the visitors developing 2 whereby he wll meet Brenda it Bit: strong guarding machine, which {marek on Friday evening, December wrecked the attacks of the locals, | 29. but brought victory to Bismarck in Brandau has been throwing all in the first half by a margin of tWO}the middleweight class in the west With the roughness worn off, Man- {dan and Pismarek battled evenly for the inte! honors in the remain- Coaeh Spence school “quint,’ feat at the close se’s Mandan high | ‘ing a 10 to 8 de- of the first half, fought to victory over the Bis- | poin’ + 5 marck high school last eveni rt The Line-up at Start. and will meet the Minot boy at 158. ing 10 points to the loc H The line-up follows: He recently. arrived in Bismarck from in the final period of play smarck Positions Mandan ‘Billings and‘has been: spending a few the contest: by score of Spangler (capt.). If Pfenning |weeks at Jamestown and Wilton, It was the firs ut that Bismarck iW RIRING- Seats q Snilivan | The match will in all probability has met from Mandan in a period coy- | Keenan {capt.) | be staged in the armory. ering five years. Yegen . . Piers Seen eI he Vivian Refereed Contest. Cook .. .. Ford BOTTINEAU POULTRY SHOW former sport writer of Bis-| Goals: 3 and 6 OPENS DOORS TOMORROW i marck, Bottineau, N. D., Dec. 22.—The Bot- | tineau County Poultry association will ‘hold its annual show in this city to- morrow. The first exhibits were re- ceived today and came from. distant points in the county, The association was organized for the purpose of en- couraging the. raising of fancy and utility poultry. PUBLIC OPINION.SOLD. | Public Opinion, a sheet of varied fortunes, has again changed owner- ;ship, passing yesterday into the Bos?) session of the Missouri Slope Co-op, val ‘erative Publishing conipany. Georgé| Plaza Smith, who had been the pro- prietor for the last 14 months, dis- poses of plant, circulation and good will to the new owners. Public Opin! ion formerly was the State News, and’ for some time prior to its purchase by Smith in 1915 was operated as an official organ of the local suffrage j forces. alled the game shortly after | out of 10 fouls; Watkins ‘ field and PUT INOUR CHRISTMAS | BANKING CLUB AND INCREASED Killed When Gun Explodes. |!" Michigan, N. D., Dec. 22.—Olaf Campton was instantly killed here last night when a shotgun accidently jhalf his farm this year, but he feel: JUDGE WCOY OF ‘SOUTH DAKOTA ON of South Dakota, in Maw vs. a ‘a-case involving the ownership of land# jaffected by the eccentricities of the: Missouri river, affirms the law laid3 down by a humorous writer in a de scripgion of the habitg of the river in which the writer said, in part: These facts lead us naturally to the subject of the Missouri’s appetite. is the hungriest river ever created. | It is eating all the time—eating yel low clay banks and cornfields, 8 acres at a mouthful;. winding up it! banquet with a truck garden andj Picking its teeth. with the timbers off a big red barn. Its yearly menu isd 10,000 acres of good, rich farming} land, several miles of: railroad, a few’ hundred houses, a forest or two, and} uncounted *miles ‘of sandbars. y This sort cf thing makes the Mis: souri valley farmer philosophical inj. the extreme. The river may take away # him, At this point the law steps in and d a more remarkable thing than the riv. Gr itse!f may hope to accomplish. It: decrecs that so long as there is ai single yard of an owner's land left—; nay even so long as there is a strip} wide enough to balance a calf upon—: ho is entitled’to.all-the land that the | river may deposit in front of it. But when that last yard is eaten up, even though the river may repent and re- place the farm in as good order as when it took it, the land. belongs to , is the owner of the land behind it. It ig a perpetual dissatisfaction with its bed that is the greatest peculiar- ity of the Missouri. It is harder to suit in the matter of beds than a trav- eling man. Time after time it, has gotten out of {ts bed in. the. middle of the night, with no apparent provo- cation, and hag hunted up a new bed, all littered with forests, cornfields, brick houses, railroad ties and tele- : = Silk and Cashmere Mufflers “Silk Scarfs, for full dress Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs . Initial Handkerchiefs, silk and linen Silk Suspenders in fancy boxes Kid and ‘Mocha Gloves, silk lined | Kid “Mittens, silk and. lambskin lined Cuff Buttons and: Watch Fobs Large Variety of Gonfottion Bote liday Neckwear recovering rapidly. . HERE FROM KILDEER. States Attorney Thomas G. John- son of Kildeer has been: several days in Bismarck, in attendance at the dis- ~_ MAKING IT PLAIN The’ Pure Food and Drug Laws aim an automobile accident last Thursday, trict-term of court, which adjourned until aftér ‘the holidays this morning. LICENSED. 10 WED... Misa Elizabeth Swett of the probate judge's office issued the: following It juspenders, Necktie, Arm Bands, etc. Bath Robes in a variety of aeaae and colors vg Men’s Fancy Slippers Dress Shirts . t Fancy’ Half Hose, silk and isle ‘White and Fancy Vests in a variety of color mixtures Dressy Cloth Caps '. The above are only a few. of:@ large variety of useful articles we have:on' display reels ies for holiday gifts. Many of: these Special Ch: les are packed in Holi- day Boxes, and all ‘of een wer very reasonably priced. i Ta censes Wednesday: Arthur. Larson, Baldwin, and Ellen F. Carlson, Wil- ton; Edward Eellinghusen, Bismarck, and Miss Minnie Hanson, Glen Ulin; John. Albert King, Bismarck,’ and Kathleen EXeabeth Regan, Bismarck. to protect the public by.-preventing mis-statements‘on the labels of prepa: rations but some people continue to accept “extracts” of cod divers think- ing they will get the benefits of an emulsion of cod liver oii. The difference is very great. An “emulsion” contains real cod liver oil, which has had the hearty endorse- ment of the medical profession for many years, while an “extract” is a product which contains xo oil and is highly alcoholic, : pects Emulsion guarantees the high- grade of real Norwegian cod liver oil, sthtaiy blended with Blycerine and hypophosphites,. Scott’sis free from the discharged. graph poles. * * * Then it has suddenly taken a fancy to its old bed, which by this time has been filled with suburban architecture, and back it has gone with a whoop and a rush, as hap- 3 py as if it had really found something ‘ ‘ s worth while. * bh ‘ A Quite naturally this makes life along the Missouri a little bit uncer- tain. Ask the citizen of a Missouri river town on which side of the river he lives, and he will look worried and will say: “On the east side when 1 came away.” Then he will go home to look the matter up, and, like as not, will find the river on the other side of his humble home, and a gov-] est ernment steamboat pulling snags. out of his erstwhile cabbage’ patch. false fae of dl¢otiol and is en- a ———@ | dorsed by good physicians everyehiere. | CITY NEWS | & Bowne, BloomGeld, N. J. ~~ ~ LEAVES ON EASTERN TRIP, W. H. Hagman of the Missouri Val- ley Motor company has gone to Minne. ‘apolis to spend the holidays. oe eo HERE FROM MINOT, H Mr. Welch of Minot, but formerly |} connected with the Missouri Valley Motor company, is spending the holi- | ‘Do Not Tire Yourself Shopping for Christmas Come to this store of useful and practical gifts and make your choice. i Tonight and Tomorrow are your last chances. A. W. LUCAS CO. 10¢ WEEKLY WILL Dy 50 \ 127-22 <a 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 BO¥S and GIRLS; it is also for MEN and WOMEN. You can start today—START! First National Bank Quality--Service Nortz Lhr. Co. ‘The White Vard Phone 77 isis | days in the city. * , RETURNS TO HAZELTON G. H. Hanawalt of Hazelton, who was a visitor in the city, the first of the week, returned to that village yesterday afternoon. e* @ RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS. Register of Deeds G. J. Keenan, who. ihas been confined to his home in Sec- ‘ond street by illness, was able to be out a short time Wednesday. eee WING BANKER IN CITY. G. A. Hubbell of Wing was a busi- ness visitor in the city Wednesday, at- j tending to ‘business matters. He made Join our party January first for Texas at rates ‘. so low you can not afford to stay at home. the Van Horn his headquarters. Round trip of 5000 miles with hotel, meals, and berth, with 200 miles auto rides. 15 days limit. Fare $57.50 round trip from Bismarck, and wife at onc half rates. £ A Free Burning, Non-Clinkering oat lk is Ash and High in Calorid Value a “A Fuel Without a Fault” at “a $3.25 PER TON Dr. Danford in Fargo. 3 . & Dr. 8. A. Danford of this place Delivered \ closed his evangelistic campaign in This coal does not Clinker, and contains. less sulphur and ash than any other lignite mined in PURCHASE AND WIFE HERE. Attorney George H. Purchase and ‘Mrs, Purchase of Halliday were arriv- als in the city the first of the week. They were guests at the Van Horn. ee Canton, 0, last Sunday ,and is now North Washburn Lignite Coal Co. the eastern part of the state. FP. J. M’CORMICK, Agent see NORDAHL HERE FROM HALLIDAY John ‘ Nordahl, one of the well known business men of Halliday, was Call for maps and full information at once. a business visitor in Bismarck Wed- nesday and the first of the week. He D. Ts OWENS & CO. was a guest at the Van Horn. NORTH DAKOTA wR. JOHNSON IMPROVING. August Johnson. of Washburn, who is in the Bismarck hospital undergo- Ad treatment for injuries received in BISMARCK