The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 6, 1917, Page 2

TH (U Ww ciot bou the Bret fron ter L van; Stre cab] side ther plac sion Ww thor wou of t A spec big capi poli: cave upor 7) a.m iden wea wou ot the eda Th phal in g whil cient inter endl ador Ur ade nue, to re WwW: grou cour alon grow close and: on t] at at As Bylva Presi Presi Staft naval static the SOON mas we Mae a Rr OE TATE eT Aya: SISMARCK DAILY. TRIBUN' eecwrecewo cnc ee eo cco noo oso o eee e eee eo es conn nooo ooo ooo wo coon oo oc coowoosocosccoces | SAVE THREE OF THEIR CHLOREA FOURTH PERISHES One-Year-Old Child of John Heis.| er, Dies in Flames Which | Destroy Home i SCENE OF TRAGEDY NEAR GRASSY BUTTE | Children Playing With Matches | Set Fire to Wall Paper ! Crosb, )., March 6—Will | Shelle, tly of this city, Parents Outside [rested t in one day i TEEN | Mont, according to word aching (Special to The Tribune) here. The first time he Manning, N. D.. March 6—Three of | into custody was on an t the children were saved but the | battery charg: ‘ond time was} pro fourth, a child of one and achalt’ ye on a charge of white slavery. perished jn the flames which destroy- ed the John He home near ¢ Butte Sunday. The parents we | side doing chores when one of the; children playing with matches light- ed some paper on the wall. HOUNTRALL T0 OPEN GHMPAIGN FOR SIGN POSTS All Cross-Roads in County to Have Guide Signs—Many Roads Mr. and Mrs, John artney was. ken to Bismarck yesterday for med-| (Speci ical treatment. The boy was playing White The] with a rifle which was accidentally township trustees a ige olficers | discharged. of Mountrail county are expected to work in union this spring in getting sign posts placed for the convenience of gutomobilists. All cross roads in the. county will have guide signs if the plans of the county offi ied out. Some of the prin work will be completed this year. CONSOLIDATE NESPAPR JF. Richards A of The Herald Harvey, nees Purchase and The Adyers oD pune) . D., March 6~ litor of the Harvey Journal,| 1; Syegperday announced the purchase of ‘the-Herald Publishing company, pub- ster of The'‘Heratd and The Ad- fser. Thé? papers will be consoli- dated with The Jou L BOOKKEEPER STL MISSING misters Surrounds Whereabouts of | Flynn, Who Raised Cheek At estown (Special to The Tribune) Jamestown, N. D., March 6-—-Mys- tery still surrounds the whereabouts » bookkeeper for the B of this ¢ al days a » check to fore leaving for parts unknown. It is understood that his books and peared SHINE IN EVERY Black Silk Stove i Get a’‘Can TODAY. J. R. Rich- | yf counts have been c| dup, and eral other errors covered that will place ia erious charge against the ‘young man should he be hende s of the company. refuse to rumors, however, di: app fa) verify th CROSBY WAN ARRESTED. TWICE OAY and Battery Charge and Al. | so White Slavery (Special to The Tribune) WITH RIFLE Twelve-Year-Old Son of John McCarty of Underwood Brought to Bismarck (Special to The Tribune) { Underwood, N. D., ch 6—Shot through the foot and suffering from loss of blood, the 12 ‘old son of BOES TO MARKET WITH THREE PIGS: | ~ BETS BIG CHECK John Carroll of Rainy | Butte Country, =.Gets . $104.75 or $11.50’ Per Hundred (Special to The Tribune) Hettinger," N. D. Carroll of the Ri came to town this week with three pigs. He returned to his home with a check of $104.75 which he presented to his wife. He got the top. price, March 6—Johu | y Butte country, | | State Central Teachers’ | William La Shelle Faces Assault | MAYOR H. C. FLINT TO | Alumni Members Will Organize {row BOY PLAYING =: SHOT IN LEG i | | THREE. HUNDRED TEACHERS WILL ATTEND MEETING Associa. | tion Convention Opens To- morrow in Jamestown GIVE ADDRESS WELCOME | Stutsman County Alumni Association — (Special to The Tribune) | Jamestown, N. D., March 6—Ap- | imately 300 teachers will invade Jamestown this evening and tomor- morning to attend the annual three-day convention of the North Da- a Central Teachers ssociation, which opens tomorrow morning. Mayor H. C, Flint will deliver the; addr of ome to the visitors, and the keys of the city vill be turn- over to them for the ensuing three ssoci- ounties, .aMoure, sentatives from all these six distric will attend. Alumni Association Alumni members will be in attend ance and during the ion itis plan- | ned to organ a Stutsman County Such an organ ts ti Barnes coun-/ believed will be for the f all in this section. best inter Alumni of Valley City will be v tors throughout the entire three d a banquet and re-union being plan- “His Master's APATITE day even-| ned by these visitors for ing, the closing day of the s Boston Edueator to An interesting program prepared, some of the prominent edu- | cators of North Dakota, and others | with national prominence, having con- sented to deliver addres J. Adams Puffer, national vocational expert, will be one of the speakers, while Lincoln Smith of South Dakota, and E. M. Phillips of Minnesota, are two otHer celebrities slated for ap- pearance. i] MARMARTH MAN SAVED BY.ACT OF COMPANION Anderson: Jerked From Beneath Running Board and Held $11.50 per hundre WELL-KNOWN STATE: EDITOR ‘Condition of George Farries, | WhoIs at Battle Creek, \ Believed Serious D., Publisher. of and one of March 6—George the = Willi the we Herald. state newspapermen, has santarium) a Jatlle C hopes of escaping an ope ! ns declare imminent. Pports. indicate that his condition is serious. CHILD CHOKES TO. DEATH Six-Months-Old. - nt oof Mr and Mrs, At Rau of Mott, Meets idden Death (Special to The Tribune) gent, N. D., March 6—The six- old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Al Mott, choked to death Sunday Particulars were not given esterday. i} Re; mont Rau evening. in advices reaching here THREE PLAYS GIVEN FARGO COLLE E TODAY (United Press) Fargo, N. D., March 6—Three short plays, one French, one German and one Engiish were given at the Fargo College today. the proceeds of which will, go to the Red Cross work ‘in Europe. Every Student who :Enrolls with ef ¢ 5 BISMARGE ‘o ein Nee at this-time last spring has been sent to good positions. Let us send you names of some of these. When you know what we have done for others, YOU will want to attend. Write i; G, M. LANGUM, President. Biematck North Oakota | | | REPORTED "FOR AUTOMOBILES j death by Jim Barns, who grabbed An- Until Train Stopped ribune) j h 6-—~Thrown | end of a moving} nderson, rid-| s saved from | Marmart under the ar¢ switch engine, Georg ing on the footboard, wv derson by the collar of the mackinaw and dragged him along until the en- gine could be stopped. The foot board had struck a pile of frozen throwing Anderson der, the forward part of the engin THOR IAVENTOR” INVENTOR’ HAS SAFETY DEVICE | Claims It Will Prevent Wheels /| is rol of the city. 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Officers Have Clue _ r preety of jee ey have a strong jue. i leveloping: rapidly, and: they feet ed that in'a short time they will have the man back in the city, to answer to charges preferred. He also owes a local physician | by .the ‘two men minus some change. now (Special to The Tribune) “Parshall, N. carpenters started at work this weck IMPROVEMENT ATPARSHALL D., March 6—Railway | ud other improvements in the here sold town eppipg town the fastest s state. Your visit to the Twin Cities will ; be more enjoyable if you stop at this Famous Hostelry. Excellent Cuisine. Hote! Radisson, Minneapolis; 409 Rooms; 275 at $1.50 to $2.50, Says Simple R Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Effective as a Remedy For Con- Stipation. Among older people the various or- gans of the.body have a tendency to slow up and weaken, and this is usu- ally first manifest in a pronounced in- activity of the bowels. Good health is dependent on regu- jarity in this important function; whenevr there is the slightest indica- ;tion of constipation a mild laxative should be taken to relieve the con- gestion and dispose of the accumulat- ;ed waste. Cathartics or purgatives should not be employed, however: | their effect is only temporary. | A mild laxative such as the. com- | bination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, known as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin jis the ideal remedy. It is gentle in its action, bringing relief‘in {an easy, natural manner, without igriping or other pain or discomfort, is pleasant to the taste, and can be obtained in any drug store. Mr. Robert LeForgee, 918 Kirk- j Wood Boulevard, Davenport, Towa, says he has always had a botle of Dr. | Caldwell’s. 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