The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1917, Page 3

xi, BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE TTIST OF REGISTRANTS WW SELECTIVE. VERDUN LIVES 90 FEET UNDER GROUND bie 1 THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1917. July Clearance Sale In Our Ready-to-wear Department Friday and Saturday DRAFT CONTINUED FROM. YESTERDAY The following serial list, of regis-7 430 Marsh William Wilton, McKenzie jtrants in the selective draft is con-] 431 Charles 0. Anderson, Driscoll ‘tinued from yesterday. Each person} 432 Lewis Ambers, Driscoll registered should find his own num-} 433 Marvin O. Berg, Driscoll ber and keep it in mind until Friday,] 434 Henry Espeseth, Driscoll when the drawing will be made. The} 435 Gilbert A. Johnson, Driscoll i jlist will be continued until the last] 436 Allen Raymond Johnson, Driscoll | | number, 1,798, is printed. To find his] 437 Irvin Koterba, Driscoll ATTEND jname the registrant first locates the! 43s Frank Win Koterba, Driscoll o jprecinct in which he registered, and] 479 Hans Klukadal, Driscoll then finds it in alphabetical order. 440 Fred A. Kruger, Drisc CURAUSORCHUOAGONCRUACOROGAONOOSORES | ang Continued From Yesterday. 441 Arthur O. Kruger, Dri = 308 Victor J. Engdahl, Bismarck 442 Binder G. Kruger, Driscoll = ) 209 John Gabel, Jr, Bismarck 443 Oliver H. Lund, Driscoll = a le 310 Harry Fedynuk, Bismarck 444 Charles Mode, Driscoll : = o 311 Philip Gabel, Bismarck 445 Frank Morse, Driscoll Suits and Coats at = “lorena i Genel Bismarck 446. Homer N. Nelson, Driscoll = ole 200 Gadel, Pismarcy 447 Selmer I. Rasmusson, Driscoll i = 314 Harry Muffler, Bismarck 448 Tom E. Torkelson, Driscoll one-half price. = Herman Laurila, Wing rs in the underground city of Verd to know they are real The little theater for sold 315 Edwin Norlin, Menoken 9 " a R Perhaps 50 per cent, foe ieee eee roroken 450 Martin, J: Ambersy Driscoll Late models included. How of the Tribune’s read. “317 Lester Potter, Bismarck Isaac J. Berg, Arena : can any woman resist offer- h ttended 318 Joe Rodeck, Menoken Harold A. N. Christianson, Arena : . 7 ers have attended an 319 Harry G. Smith, Menoken John Gunderson. Driscoll ings like these? You'll need = i j 32 ravi Shalstrom, Bismarck car G si rise . J ae sale pare ane | sa David . Bhaletront<} 4 Kout Oncar Gundorgon, Drieott but to come and glance atthe 2 or other in their life. 322 David Wmy Swett, Bismarck : Alvi ; 4 ‘ on Ss h tended | 823 Clinton C. Swett, Bismarck tite Hage iareaaie style and quality of the me = ome have attende 224 Richard Orval Shaw, Bismarck Carl Lewis Hagen, Wing terials of these Suits, Coats, = i ran . Trygg, Bismarck Saas f : st = with the thought of ST Tae te oie ce ¥ Tee Skirts, Blouses and Millinery 3 Oscar Opoien, Arena . ei Arthur ‘Warne, Arena Verdun, France, July 19.—The war; beneath the citadel of Verdun and bargains. esity, and often the oe ; ‘ John S. Velure, Arena has converted Verdun into an under-} construct another city 90 feet under- 331 Louis J. Garske, Bismarck — - | 465 Walter Durant, Sterling ground city! ground, safe from the constant shell- “idle curious” have ~ been the heaviest 332 John Hanson, Bismarck 466 Kino Edward Eliason, Wing Ninety ‘feet into the earth, beneath| Gre above. still being} ‘The new city now houses the popu- UUUOUOUOEUDOONOOUCOGOOOCORDOUOUDORUUOOOUONOGUONOE Christen Jensen, Bisma: 467 Kalle Arvit Koivee, Wing the shéil-torn area that ONGUOGCLUCES NULESESENSDOOSUEOEUUSSOUCHULCHUUEEONSCCEUCQUCEOUOSOQUN QUOCUUGTOQCUOERSUQGUOOCRacegungnenagesa4 334 John Martin Jenin; Frans Oscar Keifer, Wing bombarded by huge shells from Ger-| lation of Verdun besides soldiers on buyers ae yene Deounerdt By fh John Daniel Kannonen, Wing man , 50,000 civilians and allied | leave from fighting above. iity, howe ee 336 Led Rober OrHis,, HISMATCK Juha Mailanen, Wing soldiers live and enjoy themselves. sand people. go about their daily tasks y 337 Arthur James Morris, Bismarck Arthur Pomeroy, Wing Verdun, once one of the most im-|,in the light of electric and oil lamps, LADIES’ AND MISSES SILK SUITS AND COATS Stophen S. Morris, Bismarck 2 Kiyo Axel Saarela, Wing posing cities of northeastern France[and only when the din of battle lets SUMMER DRESSES Any Silk Suit of Coat, spec- Carl Nelson, Bisntarck — 478 Carl August Ferd Sukow, Dexter|and one of ‘the four most powerful] up a bit do they venturo above for a Samuel Eli Turnbow, Bismarck | 474 John Rudolph Harju, McKenzie | fortresses on the Franco-German. bor-| short glimpse of sunlight and a snatch John Lowe, McKenzie der, exists no longer above the ground.| of pure air. in Voiles, Tissues, Embroid- | ial at ONE-HALF PRICE. eries, etc. at ONE-HALF | -—— Frank VanVlect, Bismarck 7 * Kmil Bourgois, Bismarck 476 Ralph Madland, Baldwin For more than a rit has been ly-| Every convenience of a modern city, |= PRICE WHAT Albert Bourgois, Bismarck 477 Emil J. Neimi, McKenzie ing in ruins and s with human|.on the earth’ surface, can be found |3 ? : TUB SKIRTS 4 Jay J. Couch, Bismarck 478° Selmer Oanes, McKenzie habitation, while the Germans kept up| here in underground Verdun, even to/3 This seagon’s styles, Values 66,8 ‘ d 3 Joke Caron, pleural i 479 Oscar Alfred Trygg, Baldwin | their ceaseless, bu! unavailing pour of |.the little cozy theater, siliers the sol-]= SPORT DRESSES $2.50 to $3.75. ‘erman Isaacson, Bismarc 180 Gustof W. Anderson, Baldwin | shells into the city. diers are permitted free to be enter-|2 a Bs 50. 75. $] 98 vim and pep 7 Frederick Jenson, Bisme 481 John Engdahl, Baldwin It gave the Krench defenders time| tained and distracted from the nor-/= in Poplin and Galatea, trim- | Special .......... le : § Gottleth J. Kauck, Bismarck 482 Chester W. Nelson, Baldwin to dig down into the rock and stone} rors of the battlefield above. = med with contrasting colors that auctioneer Donald C. Matthews, Bismarck | 483 Louis Marston Nelson, Baldwin lee ! = at ONE-HALF PRICE. CHILDREN’S TUB Walter A. Borkhart, Bismarck’ | 44 Martin Andrew Nelson, Baldwin = sae DRESSES WAISTS IN TUB SILKS Ze Emil W. Born, Hortonville, Wis.| 485 Howard Melvin ‘Nelson, Baldwin| 589 John Lobasuk, Wilton ’ Ernest Paul Baumgart, Baldwin) 436 George I, Nelson, Baldwin | 590 Alin Lange, Wilton used A variety of styles. Sizes 2 4 to 14 years. Special ONE- variety of styles $2. 48 HALF PRICE, ( Otto Hoge, Baldwin 487 Earl James Nixon, Baldwin 591 Albert H. Moline, Wilton and Crepe de Chene. : aie Ir] Regnald Hanger, Bismarck 488 Edward H. Rasche, Baldwin 592 John Mijgvak, Wilton in- explaining each and Louis T. Klawitter, Bismarck | 49 ‘Tet puttman Sheldon, Baldwin | 593 Gumar Amandus Malm, Wilton and colors buying; others have at- tended out of idle curi- | 327 David Trygg, Bismarck 328 Harold James Breen, Bismarck 329 Walter ‘William Breen, Bismarck 330 Paul John J. Garske, Bismarck * ch, Stephei . 490 Albert S. Vollan, Baldwin 594 Rodger James Manley, Wilton = every article. How he i Hans Konlhazen, Blemarelr * | 491 Hubert Martin Ward, Baldwin 595 Frank Ely Mathson, Wilton = — eae told you of this articles George B. Murry, Bad Axe, Mich.) 492 John Enock Carlson, Raldwin | 596 Simon Peter Olson, Wilton (Continued_trom_page_one)___|E ONE LOT OF MIDDY ERY A rank Ee. ‘aul, ‘ismarc 493 Levi Carlson, Baldwin 597 Henry ‘Polzin, Wilton what had been French positions eo |= BLOUSES Special for Friday and Sat worth and that articles od 20 Haris eae 494 Herman. A. Kickul, Baldwin 598 Joel Luther i. Peterson, Wilton] fore the German atlack iy Jue = L E} He Goi A = ° ROTI etck BULL OL WL 495 Lawrence Gilbertson, Baldwin 599 Frank A. Peterson, Wilton The French now hold all positions |= s ..1. | utday. One lot of Summer worth; he made you John Emil Penkert, Bismarck | 49g Carl Gilbertson, Baldwin 600 Mile Ponykovich, Wilton overlooking Le Mort Homme and Hin |E a Hele babar Special. Hats. All shapes; believe you wanted it John Sinkovic, Bismarck: 497 Clarence Gilbertson, Baldwin | 601 Arthur Rasmusson, Wilton 304. The whole engagement lasted| ly selected for 89. teh : AY | 98 y : , Charles W. ‘Spitzer, Bismarck | 493 Paul 1. Hatch, Baldwin 602 Djukan Stankovich, Wilton only 30 minutes. ‘The first German] this sale at ... white and colors .D le got you to think you aul R. Shonert, Bismarck 499 Phillip G. Hateh, ‘Baldwin 603 Tofil Sustkiwic, Willow reaction occurred unsuccesstullly 12) dears Lali id ‘; - 6 Harry R. Schonert, Bismarck 500 George C. Helling, Baldwin 604 Carl He Soderquist, Wilton hours later. = did want it, and per- Basil ae Sinall, Blamarcl | 501\ Homer: W. Harvey, Baldwin 605 Stanley Vanatowich, Wilton fee i nee seer ae i alter Winford Samstad, Grove} 592 Fred J. Hines, Baldwin 606 John Andrew Vollan, Wilton = = haps after its purchase _. City, Minn. 508 Richard H. Kickul, Baldwin 607 Glenn Roy Walker, Baldwin = ] 'e you couldn’t find a eer ee aD eck Andrew N: Larson, Baldwin 608: Davi Callay Wilson, ‘Wilton a . Te ‘ we y 505 Andrew, Latva, Baldwin 609 am Wilson, Wilton 5 = ; , ; " place to put it. Thats Richard. J. Erickson, Bismarck |. 509. Fred Lawyer, Baldwin 610 Peter Zogar, Wilton = Bismarck’s Leading Department Store i SOON TCR SOMy. WISTEALCT. 507 George L. Larson, Baldwin 611 Lawrence Zogar, Wilton = the Hay anauctionsale john Fred Garnier, Bismarck | 593 John H. Lundy, Baldwin 612 Kost Zabokruski, Wilton F Toapucecucuecanecuseancneonsessnenncccecococeussascecoccococonecccvccaseenocsneravecueneeey =works. From 100 to Been Ola Bisa 509 Conrad E. Larson, Baldwin 613 Niek Zizuli, Wilton : aes son, PISMEeNC. 510 Benjamin F. Lawyer, Baldwin ‘614 Henry H. Speten, ‘Wilton ; 300 people gather to- By Keren Ginacee Bismarck] 511 CariAlvin Nordstrom, Baldwin G15 Albert 1. Sapngherg, Wilton HART AT GRAND AND berlormanes. he reports ine ra pever, Bis : 512 Arme Pi a i 61 e SX + Baldwin ar pes cvel re th a good RROW | Hart production is up to the stand- gether at a given ad- Emil Albert Paul, Bismarck on ringing, Bina dead a oe Koren al wis a guarantees even more than a g ORPHEUM TOMORROV D oe ees ‘ . . | fara or aes iJ : phi et ; In order to give everyone a chance | ard of those already shown here ant vertised point, the sale Arthur Leroy Small, Bismarck 514 Edmund Rupp, Baldwin 618 Hipolet Wilton 7 ogee William S$. Hart in his latest} everyone who has seen Hart knows . : Fred Frani Sabot, Jr., Bismarck | 515 Clifford W. Streeter, Baldwin | 619 Edwin Semling, Wilton Tho! linings used in Glein lothes) to see, Willem lon, otrathful ‘Tullk-| what to expect. starts, bids are opened, Arthur Henry Solberg, Bismarck | 516 George H. Schonert, Baldwin | 620 William ‘Theis, Wilton ae eee eee te etareacaad the| ver” the. Management of the. Grand . . . 382 Milton Christian Barr, Valley| 5 Sy say 59 ; Mike Theis, Wi ve replaced free of charge, e| ver, 2 t ase bid follows bid, until City, 'N..D., 308 Eighth Ave. ’. ou Peete inane oer ng a Seen fronts guaranteed never to brenke Aland ‘OFnneury has muaXe arrangenient ee ee a Charles ‘Warren Clarke, Frances} 519 Rola - 69+) Wi good piece of cloth is no better u an|to show thi sexc a ae “knocked down” toyou ® Leslie Guy Hartley, Baldwin 521 Edgar A. Thompson, ‘Baldwin 625 Bernt James Benser, Regan advice, wear Klein Klothes. mencing 280, 6 Joe P. McCormick, Frances 522 Alfred Albertson, Baldwin ion Duff, Wilton - Charles F. McCormick, Frances | 523 Leo Berger, Baldwin . P, Erickson, Wilton 288. Henry Miller, Veances 524 Clarence Christianson, Baldwin jenry Gill, Wilton > Walter Ryberg, Bismarck 525 Joseph B. Courts, Baldwin Oscar Clarence Holm, Regan Algot Ryberg, Bismarck Chester Harry Arstrom, Baldwin (Nickolas Holgerson, Wilton Adolph Ryberg, Bism, Carl Engelman, Baldwin Carl Alfred Johason, Wilton Elmer Orval ‘Sinith, Frances John Isaacson, Baldwin Heddor kdward Johnson, Wilton | Frank Martin Tooker, Baldwin Theodore John Jonas, Baldwin 3 ‘Hjalmer Fritz Johnson, Wilton 4 George F. Welch, Frances _ James Millard Jacobson, Baldwin George Joseph King, Wilton . Harry G. Abramson, McKenzie Lawrence . Jacobson, Baldwin 5 Andrew Thomas Kolb, Regan Tribune William H. Allen, McKenzie Lars Julius Jacobson, Baldwin § Lewis Joseph King, Wilton Elmer A. Bloomquist, McKenzie Carl Walter Johnson, Baldwin 7 Ray F. McCullough, Regan Gilbert B. Cederstrom, McKenzie Lester Ervin Larson, Baldwin 638 Roy Edward McCullough, Regan Charles Milo Clark, McKenzie Albert Larson, Baldwin 639 Herbert F. Magnuson, Wilton q Advert § ng Gustaf J. L. Collins, McKenzie William August Larson, Baldwin| 640 Arthur Ervin Magnuson, Wilton ( vy Hubert te Dure ats McKenzie Arthur Larson, Baldwin 641 Walter Dan Sundquist, Wilton ; a 0, B. elel, Sterling Herman Miller, Baldwi 642 John Algot Strom, Wilton } to move your merchan- William R. Halonen, McKenzie Arthur Fra ci Tiller, Baldwin é 3 Henry Lenus Strom, Willon dise. It’s the modern 404 Thor Haraldson, McKenzie 540 Carl Waldemar Nielson, Baldwin| 644 Frank M imanske, Wilton way, the successful way. ane ae He ome mel nee 541 ‘Nels Peterson, Baldwin 645 Kdward ewis Stare, Wilton A city’s leading er is Py ena eo epee: Merona e 342 Walter Hugh Simmons, Baldwin| 646 Clarence William Scott, Regan uf eae 407 Rudolph T. Lee, McKenzie 543 George William Swick, Baldwin | 647 Nils Tosseth, Willon advertisements act, like a 410 Edgar L. Lundquist, McKenzie 546 Axel Emil Bergquist, Lanashult,| 649 William Clawson, Regan compass, pointing the way te LorentziMediant MeBenie ‘Sweden William J. Dougherty, Regan to economical and safe dag! Sen aee SRV Cnn ont ke,| 247 Nels A. Drusdal, Galater, Norway| 65 Dougherty, Regan buyi egies 5.Sander Severson, jo =Lake,) 548 Carl Verne Erickson, Wilton Le’ Murrey Far uying. No bidding, no __ Minn. 349 Rudolph Erick H. Hagen, Wilton| 653 Roy Willis Farle, stress, no urging to buy— 414 Edmund W. Schmidkunz, McKen-| 550 Kdgar Hanson, Tillarod, Taberal, Victor Holm, Regan just straight forward an- ideas ; Sweden. 655 Joseph William Hopton, Regan 415 Fred Lewis Sothan, McKenzie Harold Hopton, Regan Walter Agaton Johnston, Wilton| 656 Henru Victor Johnson, Painted |* 657 Arthur Morris Nelson, Wing Joseph Nemetz, Regan nouncements of season- 416 Lee Roy Turner, McKenzie 417 George A. Troxel, McKenzie + 418 Claude W. Chappell, Wing 419 John Filgas, Sterling 420 Is Edwin Gibson, Sterling 421 Clarence Emil Johnson, Sterling Woods 658 Lawrence R. Johnson, Painted| 659 Bert Page, Wing Woods 660 Walter Carl ‘Scott, Regan Walter William Kierkey, Wilton 661 Mathias Weiderman, Wing r i Sture Albin Nelson, Wilton 662 Emmert F. Allison, Wing 422 Orville Elzo Kafer, Sterling Christ Albert Peterson, Wilton 663 Andrew Anderson, Wing 423 Bert Lee. Lewis, Sterling . Oscar Gotfred Peterson, Painted] 664 ‘Murray Anderson, Wing 424 Alfred Julius Olson, Sterling ‘Woods 665 Herbert Daniel Baker, Wing 425 John Martin Olson, Driscoll August Schaefer, Wilton 666° Dick Brey, Wing 420) George B Olkon; Stenting 99 Loren ‘Peter Lorenson, Painted| 667 Richard Conrad, Wing 427 Martin G. Reddy, Driscoll Woods ° 668 Albin J. Carlson, Wing 428 Henry Charles Stiles, Driscoll _ | 569 Kawar L. Smith, Painted Woods| 669 Carl C. Curtis, Wing 429 William Albert Stiles, Driscoll | 361 Andrew Vallen, Painted Woods| 679 Emanucl L. Edwards, Wing “ 562 Erastus A. Williams, ‘Wilton 671 Ed Erlandson, Wing J. Albert Gray, Wing. — — 1 563 Herbert I. Anderson, Wilton 672 : TOBACE HABIT 564 Richard F. Anderson, Wilton 673 Mike Junick, Wing 565 Fred Edwin Anstram, Wilton 674 Thomas Gullickson, Wing Tinus John Asplund, ‘Wilton ~ | 675 Severt W. Heider, Wing Afellsworth J, Arnold, Wilton 676 Henry A. Heider, Wilson, Wis. Helmer Carl Asplund, Wilton 677 Nels Hanson, Wing | P. A. Bergquist, Wilton 678 Vere Hilton, Wing isidis, Wing i Closing Out Sale On All Panamas and Straw Hats Too many in stock-backward Season-hence _ these prices to close them out ‘ wants you to grow stronger, larger, better That is why it is going to remind you continually of what can be done by giving your merchandise SAILOR HATS | $1.50 Former price $ SAILOR HATS —_—_g99 Former Price $3.00—Now Only ...............065 ° EASILY OVERCOME A New Yorker, of wide experienco, Paul Lee Benedict, Wilton 679 Anglas I! ron oe x z nth has written a book telling how. the Beverly Adzit Baillet, Wilton (To be continued.) — lous to co-operate wii | tobacco or snuff habit may be easily Pete August Backman, Wilton = " you in building a greater and quickly banished with delightful August # apackutien, Aa } $5.00 PANAMA HA TS 3. 50 business and benefit. The author, Edward J. John Joe Chickosky, Wilton PENNINGTON § GUILT “OW Ty st e & Greater | Woods, 1423 M, Station E, New York John Walker Dixon, Wilton NOW ONLY.....----.s0eee sree ers Pismarck. | City, will mail his book free on re- Herman Engstrom, Wilton ! quest. James Wilson Easton, Wilton PERSONAL SAYS BRENNAN | The health improves wonderfully af-| 578 Oscar T. Forsberg, ‘Wilton | |ter tobacco craving is conquered.| 579 Jake Gakcak, Wilton Calmness, tranquil sleep, clear eyes,| 580 Joseph Crocket Godsey, Wilton PHO NE 32 $6.09 and $7 00 Panama Hats ; $4.00 (Continued from page one) normal appetite, good digestion, man-| 581 Nick Gannella, Wilton trom s —— = and one of our staff mem- ly vigor, strong memory and a gen-| 582 Thomas D. Hanwell, Wilton fon that the Soo was fighting law en- bers’ will be at your serv- eral gain in efficiency are among the| 583 Elmer F. Hedstrom, Wilton jforcement, and the criminal actions 9 ice in a very few minutes. many benefits reported. Get rid of[ 584 Herman Henning, Wilton which followed and which involve ROS pie NS that nervous, irritable feeling; no{ 585 Fred Hentz, Wilton Pennington «are simply moves to : more need of pipe, cigar, cigarette,| 586 Adam Kraft, Wilton bring the responsibilty home where McKenzie Hotel Block. Bismarck, North Dakota able merchandise, The TRIBUNE pref ednad of a 408 Arthur Oliver Lee, McKenzie 5344 Charlie Clark Swick, Baldwin ‘648. Henry Ear Armstrong, Dorking, ig 5 409 Elmer L. Lundquist, McKenzie 545 Oscar E. Anstrom, Wilton Ontario, Can. snuff or chewing tobacco to pacify| 587 Walter Ray Kintsley, Wilton it belongs, to the men at the head of 588 Carl Kylazxzuk, Wilton things.” —— <p ia = morbid desire. it Nes ET eR RT a tiie saldieean a . i : =a ESRD SS SSS I SIT SST EST SS SET SESE TTT ERT