The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1917, Page 8

hein 8S PAIS: + EXPERTS TESTIFY « N BIB DRAINAGE ASE NEXT WEK First Assistant Attorncy Gcncral' Bronson Goes to St. Paul ‘ Tonight to Prepare —- | First Assistant Attorney General Il. | ‘A. Bronson will 1 tonight for St.' ‘WEEK ONE OF LEAVE-TAKING AMONG: FAMILIES AND FRIENDS of leave tire day to a farewell to its 15 soldier of the First and Second regi- who have o3tained leave for nd to its candidates for the rmy. The demonstration will he Wil- ‘oss. Dur were hela Thu t Hettinger, for Adams fi ontingent and volunteers in| ton auxiliary to the Red Paul, where he represent the ‘o North Dakota national guard | ing the evening an appreciation meet- state of North Dakota in it 000,000 and at Linton for the m-' ing will be held at the Grand theatre, “drainage damage suit against ‘the Emmons coun- with addresses by Dr. E. P. Quain, sur- state of Minnesota, in which the tak- ing of expert testimony begins at the Gopher capital next Tuesday. Mr.’ ae has represented the state of North Dakota in this important litiga- n from the time of his appointment geon in charge of the Bismarck Red ss unit; Hon. John McCulloch, e chairman of the ‘McLean county at noon today for Les Red Cross chapter, and Mrs. W. P. The program included # pa-| Macomber, chairman of the Wilton concert and an address by; Red Cross auxiliary, who will demon- first assistant to the attorney von HI. O. Armstrong, followe> by a. strate what has been done by the aux- i 1 last Ja uary. He appeared in farewell dance. iliary in the preparation of Red Uross Washington in connection with the Morton County’s Farewell. I sinplies: Wilton’s best musical tal- appointment of a master, and the ex-|| Morton county's farewell celedra- ent will assist on the program. ‘perts who are to testify in St. Paul! tion ich opened wit! it Features of Day. will appeal before this master, ap- to th rs of the cl A street parade, with Wilton’s 15 pointed with the approval of North joy h = Dakota ‘national guardsmen in khaki occupy- ‘and South Dakota and Minnesota, the three states involved in the cont Wersy. The North Dakota lands af- fected lie principally in Richland gouty. where no crops have been h: ested from theu ang the last th ‘Being flooded ss wate! ed into the Red river from Min: drainage projects. dedicated to its ,82 members of the national army and particularly to the four drafted menu triotic infantry, evening, will contlhiue) overting a post of honor, led by the Sec- ier ond regiment band of Harvey and par- Sin scores of Mandan homes .' ticipated in by all the fraternal, civic today. The Second battaiivoa and church organizations of the vil- companied by its own band anil lage, official boards and citizens in econd regiment band of Har- automobiles, will be a feature of the which played for dress parade ‘afternoon, and in the evening a ban- evening and for a carnival aance ; quet will be tendered the infantry- which followed on one of the muain}men and the Second regiment band, streets. The battalion hiked across|the latter furnishing music for the the river in heavy marching order,| occasion in addition to enjoying the ~ and will return to Fort Lincoln late | eats. te Pi CORPORATION NEWS i or early tomorrow morning. Visitors from Regan, Wash ‘urn, | Monday at Wilton. Faldwin, Still, Arena and Wing, will (HEBRON NEWS. a Monday Wilton will devote the en- + | Join in the celebration. va YE LV disposed of his = z ‘hold pole at an auction si jay afternoon. Alice and Marvin Polke came home house. Wednes- where they will again make their home during the winter. Blood-Poison Sets last peetniee after spending the sum- mer with relatives in LeSeur, Minn. Miss Katie Weber and her s a Eimma, who has been visiting her for a few days, left for Eureka, South Da- 2 SLOPES SOLDIER BOIS; kota, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. H. M. Peterson left Tuesday for Bismarck, where she will undergo treatment in the Bismarck hospital. Theo. Polke spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Dickinson. Rev. and Mrs. 'N. Hass autoed to Bismarck last Thursday and return- ed the following day with Rev. andj Mrs. Deerlum, of Max, who visited CONSTIPATION IS A PENALTY OF AGE Nothing is so essential to health in advancing age as free- dom and normal activity of the bowels. It makes one feel younger and fresher, and fore- In Compelling Bad Man to Surrender Plentywood, Mont., Sept. 7—Gordon Folkestad, Gulbertson road agent, who after being arrested in Helena, where he had enlisted, for horse-stealing, ' putea a gun on the deputy while the stalls colds, pilés, fevers, and with them antil Tuesd latter was driving his prisoner from John Bollinger, president of the Mondak to Sidney, handcuffed his Morton County Sunday School Asso-|¢aPtor and drove away, leaving him ciation, and Miss Mae Storey, secre-' chained to a tree, was forced to give tary of the same organization, held a himself up at Sidney when blood-pol, meeting in the Congregational church soning resulted from wounds sustain: Monday evening. A large number of ed in a brush with a sheriff's posse those interested ‘in Sunday. school at Savage. He is now in jail at Sid- work were present and an enthusias-: ney, where it is believed he will be tic discussion of Sunday school prod-, saved to stand trial for his alleged lems took place. : offenses. Mrs. H. G. Dudgeon and party of SET friends visited the Stelter family Sat- “TAILOR-MADE SUITS AT ‘| | READY-MADE PRIC: urday. Klein—Tailor and Cleaner $20.00 to $40.00 : 8-29-1 mo. other dependent ills. Cathartics and purgatives are violent and drastic in action and should be avoided. A mild, e, Tecommende¢ a a s far prefer- is the comb on of simple laxative herl sin sold by druggi “eldw s It costs only fifty cents a trial bottle, tree of caa be obtained — by to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, shington St., Monticello, Sanabbaaas Jack Byers, manager of the Golden Valley creamery at present visited in! Hebron Sunday. Mrs. W. D. Richardson and daugh-; Iinois. OPE EEE OHH: | ters left Saturday for Columbus, Ohio,! rr re rere nts» BIG FIRE AND WATER | SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING SHOES Gents Furnishings Trunks Suit Cases Storm Coats Etc. Owing to the big Fire which but slightly damaged our stock by smoke and water at our old location, we have moved it to the store corner of Fifth and Main Streets, Opposite McKenzie Hotel and will place this stock on sale to-morrow SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, at HALF PRICE Sale will continue until Stock is sold. HATS Supply your Clothing Wants for the win'er at this sale and at these WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS Everything Must Be Sold Regardless of Price Be Sure to Attend as this Sale will SAVE you many DOLLARS Bismarck Bargain Store A WOMAN, BUT BOTH MAYOR AND. MAJOR MAYOR. MARIAN N. Major (Mrs.) Marian’ N. Horwitz is. the first American woman to be giv- en a military title. Haven, Fla, she has “now been ay- Mayor of Moore pointed on Gov. Catt’s military staff. Sho ig a daughter of a former Pensyl- | vonia railroad vice-president, and owns the largest farm in the Plorida | Everglades. THE The Northwest Hotel” A High-Clas Hotel at Reasonable Rates ory Bde per day and up Single room with bath, $1.00 ONE CAR TOO MANY Jamestown Man Has Two Mach- ines and Check for Third \ eee eee He purchased fs A few qrce the car was stolen. other car and drove-it. home. days later he ‘collected, the inst on his stolen car. Now. his ol The NORTHWEST, 100 Rooms Soo Hotel 50. to $1.00 Hot and cold water in every oom, Adicining the McK McKenzie, on # Jamestown, Nx D., Sept far: J- es ace unning ind cold Haroldon has one car too’ many: Last R bt and ol water EUROPEAN : month he drove a ney, Byick hee Opposite McKenzie Hotel : : neapolis, and on his second day , EUROPEAN ‘Cafe in connection The M IcKENZIE, 210 Reome ‘The SOO, 125 Roome THE HOTEL CENTER IN BISMARCK, N. D. * EDW. G. PATTERSON, Owner and Prop. has been recovered from the gang! auto thieves arrested in Minneapolis elden has two good cars and a Per the first of Jast week, and. .Mr..Har-; fectly good burglary insurance chec AG UR Big; Fire Sale starte tomorrow, Sat- urday, at the Bismarck Bargain Store. be famous for ‘colors Quality is a posi- cive feature «Gordon hats, 30 concentrate your | thought on. which of the many smart fall shapes and best fits your cooking, or in In Either Case KG Baxine Powber will help you. your personality— consult with your hatter today. Gordon hats Its goodness recommends f it. ye ——— Just Arrived---' A New Fall GORDON HA Shades . Veach Foop Powder Travel Lizard Alps Austin Edelweiss Alpel Chase Whitman and Black Economic Saturday Specials | AONQOONONNNQONNOOnQOsOnQCuougndanguocavuvsoduedseossnosvuscuscoecvatuocuavogsuzeconevecvecenanaccencensoecusccarcveevouucte Silk Hosiery in the following shades, Black, Sand, Poys Gun Metal Button Palm Beach, Leather, Pink, Helio eof Caps and Shoe Specials Bpecial es i een $2.41 og SS SD SS SRS NNN SND O'S Navy. Sky and Canary. Saturday only, pair ........... 75¢ Boys Gun Metal Button Rose, Gold, Champe, Copenhagen, Steel, Canary, Red Sky and Ivory. Warranted Pure S$ l 6 5 Silk, pair Geotgette, Crepe de Chene and Pussy Willow Wiaists $3.50 Styles Suitable for Varsity Lads and Business Men nnn orl Hie Ladies’ Grey Polished Kid $2$ Varsity Caps, nobby and classy, _ each Lattest Fall’ ‘Patterns Monarch Shirts . MODIS 8] i; Values... APPRONS $| BI #2. HOUSE DRESSES ae to see our Ladies’ Choc Ladies’ Black . New Fall Styles In Madame Grace Corsets. Ask to : $1.40; New Fall and. UNION SUITS i Let 1, ner suit . Tot 2. per <vit . Lot 3, ner suit ... see the New Winter Coats. Dansant Style Reasonable if $2$ Nifty Tics, $1$ Ties ......5. Raia oWiasseien 65 . Be Quality is Taken without Neolin soles at special NOW 18 DEMAND Jersey Sweaters Ruff Neck Collar . Ruf Neck Collar .. into Consideration Gun Metal, pair .. Chocolate, pair “s: G. M. Calf uppers, pair BOYS’ SUITS . $1.98 . $2.49 FALL SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG amo“ Special $18.85 SPECIAL SATURDAY Suit Regular $25$ Values Arrow Shirts, up .. ‘ Arrow Collars, 15c ea:, 6 for ... MEN’S 80X SPECIAL, 6 pr. for $125 504 Broadway Bavexiss In Trunks, SUITS $16.45 Hand Bags, Suit Cases The Golden Rule Open Evenings SALE PRICE e Spccial 5 Prices | NEW PORT PURE SILK HOSE | scy,> Dress shoes in @. 8 in Black, White, Pongee, Navy, Sand | M Button, sizes 2 to 6. $3. 5 a1 Extraordinary Shoe*Wavues Regular $12. Values $9.85 $9 ENGLISH SHOES FOR MEN in Gun Metal, Choc Shades, with or . $6.85 $7.45 $7.65 ONLY 281 PAIR WORK SHOES $2.95 Telephone 738