The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 31, 1917, Page 2

‘ THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1017. NEWS OF NORTH DAKOTA AND NORTHWEST ~ LEAGUE COUNTIES eee ee eeees SeILEAGUE SEEKING ion, only individual nominations are , » i provided, the party heading being \done away with entirely. ‘The secretary of state’s announced f intention of accepting the attorney : af general's ruling will make it neces- 4 i ;sary for the nominee of the republi- : i |can convention to proceed to ‘Bis- | marck with his certificate of nomina- ae tion and papers in the mandamus suit : ne No Convention Called in Ransom | that is prop as a means of com-|Organizers Busily Engaged ‘in pelling the secretary to accept the : and Ramsey—Time for Nom- y nominee-and place his name in Barnes County in Effort to inations Short | i { | i \ pepuulicany column | | Bua ce Get Scalps “| Fargo, N. D., May 21—In two coun-| Minot Girls Pant Valley City, E tn reply . i ; e rel to statements that the Nonpartisan ties, Ransom and Ram: the repub- . e i For Recognition; fesse illite wiendlic Soe De lican county committees have tailed | to call county conventions to name | ees Watch Drill) 1 Barnes county organizer for the league, asserts that the membership ; that will be held in Grand Forks on | Minot, - —The ay nearly every jovnehip, in ae coun: for the purpose of naming Minot girls’ milita nad in- {ty has been increased from 25 to 400 June 20, * : the party candidate for congress to}. cludes khaki trousers of regu- “| per cent. Valley City is the home of ; x succeed the late I Helgesen % lation type in its requisition | Senator Frank E. Ployhar, a leader | prt In both counties, fore joniforms: : lenty oF eu . of the senate majority opposed to the have joined the squad, and league in the last legislature, and of —f r Fi 12 ye ae delegates to the district. convention Soe ey rding to I. vichell, secretary of the % rilling weekly, al- t con ional committ re drilling wee or meee Coa e ne eke Hee : ence of Johnnies. After the Non-par 5 control the commit-|% trousers come police protec: : tion probably will be required L. Burl Carr, elected to the house of representatives as a leaguer, but who bolted the league caucus early in the session, when he and President Town- ley disagreed. Both of these states- to act; * men were advised during the. session No Time Limit Fixed. that they would be “got,” and the Attorneys who have investigated league is making an especial effort to the s governing the holding of a organize Barnes county as a means ion, find that there is no CITIES 10 BLAME FOR of carrying out the threat of its lead- as to the time that peti- ere. | s or nominations must be filed e relay of state. Under | LARE STATE fon WASHBURN WAN BEATEN is required, mat there provision that. exempt pecialg elec BARBERRY BUSH SCOUT tions from that requirement. Henepr, mney in Fargo . are AND ROBBED \N WEST agreed the state will he ! obliged to r ons up to} . a reasonable period "to the |Few Hedges Found Outside of election, and the “reasc le period” Town, Asserts Hurtt—Shrub ns tees in the counties that have failed HAT AMERICA may empt from all taxes, except inheri- A s B tance and estate taxes, so that they strike the WINNING yield an absolutely net income of 314 ‘blows for the freedom Pe cent. Sister Called to Side of Arthur | and democracy of the world, call belere ane ene. oH fh Set eer pr wa he oe te ale ogrtity. the Destroyed. Here Herred Who May Succumb your government calls today should be issued, you can exchange nominations to the v rounties, eatroy ae for financial volunt your Liberty Bonds for them. and permit the ballots to be printed] The cities of the Missouri Slope to Injuries al volunteers. and distributed to the polling places. | aye prime y to blame for the rust ax! i D. May —Arthur iy Will Abide by Opinion. Which cost. this section millions of | 47 eee oe ey ante of ! You who wish to see the War IN, MULTIPLES OF $50. Thomas Hall, secretary of state, inj bushels of wheat last year, advises | wooks ‘ago to take up a homestead ended quickly —you who desire These bonds have been purposely a statement given out at Bismarck, special agent of the d as ‘i 4 ee ar Malta, ‘Mont., was beaten and é : . Ags Tuesday, declares his intention of} partment of agriculture for the era Pbbed while ae pa procuring lum- the prosperity and safety of Amer- made in multiples of $50 so that every one might have this opportunity to be- abiding by the opinion of the attor-j cation of barberry bushes. These | hoy a ; : E ‘ er for his shanty and is in a dan: 7, ee 4 bushes, says the special agent. are) serous condition in a Montana hospi- ican business—to you Uncle Sam Coie “a Government. Bond. Holder. confined almost entirely to the cities. 7 2. 2 i * : Ae {tal. Mrs. J. E. Heck, a sister, has) offers today the opportunity to ‘8 Thence the pollen is carried bY | een called to a to his bedside bedside. y pp ty Liberty i oan es ee in 30 strong winds distances of many miles 19 make the best financial and. patri- years and are redeemable in years. } to find a lodging on the tender steanw. 1h H Bonds in multiples of $100 may be reg- you automatically. (G RESTORED Otic investment: of: your life. "istered, so that the income comes to 3 of the growing wheat. MY CORN FALL OFF Mr. Hurtt completed his investiga- Ui tion in Bismarck today, after procer- To you Secretary, ( the Treasury ged ing the destruction of seven fine bar- ft a 3 i “| Put 2 Drops of “Getsit’ on Last| berry hedges. Owners of thr air McAdoo says: “The: greatest imme- Sheen great Goveiiment Baad re Night—Now Watch—” hedges which have not yet been c - diate service the American people can SUC SOIC TOF pabaitt and for 11034 “See—all you have to do is to use| ou. will be notified by registered mail render in this War for universal lib- i 1900. your two fingers and lift the corn]|tv do so, and if they fail to comply Tight off. That's the way ‘Gets-lt’ al-| with the law, prosecution will follow. |@. P.. Burnstad tad Cutting! Large | erty throughout the world is to fur- FOR EVERY PERSON IN EVERY i ways works. You just put on about| Mr. Hurtt is in ‘Mandan ‘od: ne # d 4 nish the means for its vigorous prose- 2 a robe Then the corn not only | tomorrow. will go tot New! Salem: | Tract of Cottonwood Timber | Snr This bond issue is the. first FAMILY. shrivels, but loosens from the toe, _— | step. earnestly bespeak the co-op- . +. . without affecting the surrounding flesh LEG AMPUTATED Near Ranch | eration of every citizen throughout the; A Liberty, Loaty Fond aS the. ideal or in the least. Why, almost a pleas- . i oO at ae I hand breadth’ ot é : k investment for every member of the : TE Mneve Gquntiand ses icweCeGe 1 of Paralyzed Memb Burnstad, N. D., May 31.—~Lumber- | length and breadth of the land in this ¢,.y31 ure to have corns a 2 v ‘Gets emoval ele lember ing, years ago an timportant industry | great service of patriotism.” a ly. in e hei y wooded Missour! “ q =< toms, has taken on new life with the In asking you to. subscribe to the For those in the family whosare just New Leipzig, N. D., May 31.—An-| erection of rge, sawmill on the ‘ Lib. L 5 starting to get ahead; Liberty Loan putation of a leg long paralyzed has| oreGlon Oty & Bey aby C. P. Burn- re iberty Loan yout Government is not Bonds afford a protected investment been found necessary to save the}: stqitj jyfid) id AMLUNE3a large tract of iy asking you to spend your, money. . In- where their savings are profitable and life of Mike Nutz. cottonwood timber... Burnstad owns! |. a tov Ww stead it holds out:to» you a splendid secure ; ‘}one of the largest atid atest success: | qi ” opportunity to save and invest. fi ; Why not buy Liberty Bonds for. the. BURT ELEVATOR BURNS - | fui stock ranches in North Dakota. i baby now and provide for his college ———— H LEIS IVR AEED When you invest in a “Liberty | Loss of $10,000 With But $4,000 COMMUNITY CENTER Bond” you get a signed promise | ey | ucation ? Insurance . Hees backed by, the total resources of the 7 ce - hurt, N. D., May 3L--Fire, resulting Kensal Farmers’ Club Plans Fine richest nation in the world—a wealth Liberty Bonds are the best basis from a hotbox in the machinery. to- Building | | of $250,000,000,000. for credit in the world. When you | owed ‘ty Hervey @ Boknesht, to | nett XD» May S1—A public acne Mee aut Said SELEY EY 186 Knecht, to") hall, community center and __ little collections are slow a you nee [eouer with 1,000 bushels of wheat | country theatre is planned by the Ly-! HOW THE FINANCIAL VOLUN cash’ to get your discounts, just. pre- and some flax. The loss was $10,000,) 9) ‘Township Farmers’ club. TEER AIDS HIS COUNTRY. sent your Liberty Bonds to your bank- “That W Cex: It’ gets them off in a hurry out the t pain. I can wear tight! with $4,000 insurance. | ‘d | ‘Il take th shoes, dance and walk as though I, ——- — i er and he will take them as security never had corns.” 5 Farmers Drive Spuds | The Liberty Loan is to be used to fora loan. He'll hold the bonds until “Gets males the use of toeirri-| State’s Prettiest Home in High-Power | extend credit to our Allies, so that they you are ready to repay your note— bey salves, bundilng bandages, tape, Club House Built 8 may purchase our products and ma- iyhen he'll return them to you—and all rool uttotig se this| B it W Cars to Protect. Eyes; terials. Not'a dollar of this loan will the while they will be paying you in- fool y Moffit Women Feat, NDT aioe leave thisscountry or pay for other terest. _ ee ; a Kensal, N. D., May. 31,--Farm- than Am ican roducts. The finan- 4s tis 3 any eRat 0 rilge way, [9 %2 SSO 3S OS OO O49] ors drove in with sixeylindered , | rate Penabline ‘hi Believing that it is the wish of this hew; easy, 4 & -Moftit, \ D, May 31--One |, Sara tn Aa t cial volunteer is enabling his country and it never f VOU N neva Nee ra Crete elute ances Ih (ce ete rmlus of 20 mules Ot to extend. this credit, and to market country to have this opportunity to in- to cut a corn again with knives’ ot) © Of the prettiest club houses in ©! buy seed potatoes from ‘Martin | vest and receive interest for the finan- scissors, and run chances of blood * North Dakota is The Bunga- Aggola, and the aristocratic tub- i more American goods, 1 t poison, Try “Gets-It” tonight. * low,” planned, financed and %] ers rode the cushions home. cial support:t hey give in this war, rath- “Gets-It” is sold everywhere, 25¢ a built by Moffit club women, + cee aes The extension of this credit by-our er than to carry the. entire amount hy hottle, or sent on receipt of price by | ® Pee eee eater ee alone a : TO FEED ON MISSOURI | sda Saat is, guns to cas the aye Zour government is offerin: E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, TIL. * ‘ove! society. J ‘ pagel peaas pulse of American business for years ou this chance today. Thi Li efile eles Pe Fi A ‘ | you y- is is a soli Bold in i ge recommended | * ine Lae ee oe aa = | Minneapolis = Ships Big Herd to come. It makes us the biggest business proposition—a chance to in- as ta ora eet. ° ene $ to Dakota creditor of our Allies and binds them vest in the best securities in the world $9 9949 SOSSHSOO49| Linton, N. Dray LAN, Drake | more firmly than could any treaties while at the same time performing as of Minneapolis, heavily interested in| It broadens the market for our goods, patriotic an act aS you can do. Should Emmons county realty, has shipped | . increases the demand for what we have — this issue not be completely subscribed. in a large herd of cattle from Can- | ada, which he will feed on his big | ranch near the Missouri. to sell and speeds up production. the burden of taxation will probably have to be assumed. } 314 PER CENT NET INCOME. Be a government bond holder in the greatest war of liberation the world Vicious Dog Fought | Liberty Loan Bonds bear 3% per . has ever known. Make your subscrip- Off by Mother, Who ‘cént interest, payable semi-annually tion at any bank, bond house, trust Saves Life of Child December 15th and June 15th., Our company, department store or post of- government has made these bonds ex- fice today. Washburn, Nv D, May 31— Pounced upon by a large, vicious dog, Foss, small son of Mr. and ‘EDE RAL ESER V E AN K Mrs. Harvey Graham, was badly mangled about the face, shoul- ders and hands before the. fero- ? cious brute could be driven off. : OF INNEAPOLIS © Mrs. Graham, who witnessed the attack, at the risk of her own he Bank with the Cloc. Freedom From Debt life, drove the big dog off and Fiscal Agents of The United States Government:in Minriesota, i : Freedom From Worry Leta over her “ega. uadll North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Northern Wisconsin t Freedom From Financial dangerous animal dispatched. , and Upper Michigan. 3 Cares ; * These can only be claimed by the man who rea- lizes and practices the important duty of system- atie saving. Start NOW —open an account with the oldest and largest bank in this section of the State and make your deposits regularly. Put Cow to Bed | When Officers Claimed Bossy $HO OOOOH HHHHSHOO oF Minot, N. D, May 31—- % They didn't keep the pig in “ the parlor, but when officers @ of the law came a-seeking a mortgaged bossy, Sam Paydo, : a’Russian farmer residing near * ° ° ¢ ° Your money will carn 4 per eent compound in- terest for you and will be in complete safety. EDGELEY FARMERS WARNED | ‘4. get-rich-quick schemes, and the} EDUCATOR TAKES UP LAW superintendent’ of the LaMoure pub- local newspaper warns farmers that lic. scheols-to-join.the Fargo law firm AGAINST WILD. CAT STOCKS Sup arr 3 nt of LaMoure Pub- of Ball, Watson & Young. Mr. Smith Minot, escorted said bovine in- to the family bedroom, and PROP O OO De ey the officers failed to find’ her. the showing made to date is not. suf- Schools 2 Xow Sam is under arrest for Edgeley, N. D,, May 31.—The dis-] ficient to warrant any great amount Resigns is a graduate of the law college of aon mortgaged proper- covery of oil near. Edgeley has re-|of excitement nor the staking of| LaMoure, N. D, May 31—Gorden|'the state university and has.been a © Pe ay OOOOH OG! sulted in the usual“ number of wild-} much cash, © R. Smith has resigned the post of J’ successtal: educator., 4