The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1917, Page 8

TRAIL BUILOER TO TALK AT Blt LEMMON EVENT George N. Keniston Principal Speaker at Flag-Raising for Interstate Fair Lemmon, N. D., Sept. 14—George N. Keniston, secretary of the Bismarck Commercial club and North Dakota's best known transcontinental’ trail builder, father of both the Yellow and the Red trails, and now working on the Devils Lake, Bismarck and Black Hills trail, the principal speak- er at the fl ing which will usher in the annual interstate fair here:next Tuesday. Mr. Keniston will talk on the influence of national highways on the development of the northwest. While here he .will arrange with the directors of the Devils Lake, Bismarck and Black Hills trail, which passes through Lemmon and forms a connect-} ing link in a g1 int tional high-, way extending from Winnipeg to Den- ver, for a meeting of the executive committee to be held this week in Bis- marck, where a definite plan for the financing and promotion of the trail will be worked out. GREAMERY MEN TO HAVE BIG DAY AT GREAT SLOPE FAIR Annual Convention of Association night. APLUEBIRD PHOTOPLAYS onetent MYRTLE GNZALEZ | "ThoGioalor Law’ — —~ . if Bluebird’s lateast feature, “The Greater Law” at the Bismarck theater to- Fatty Arbuckle in “His Wedding Night” is. included in this special seven-reel program. ‘of the state, will compete. North Dakota Buttermakers’ ‘as- iation, will meet at the Commercial lub rooms the morning ber 20, when State Dairy dress the members. will attend this se nual election of of! Representatives on, the slope. Produce Co. to Be Held in Conjunction With Display Mandan, N. D., Sept. 14.—Creamery men’s day at the Missouri Slope fair, September 20, is expected to call to- gether the largest assemblage of but- termakers and ‘the finest exhibit of butter in the history of the state. Five silver medals are offered, and every creamery in the Slope, as well as a Most Old People Are Constipated The wear of years impairs the action of the bowels. As people grow older they. restrict their activity, neglect to take sufficient exercise, and indulge a enteral disposition to take a easy. The digestive organs ome more sensitive to the demands made upon them and rebel more quickly. It is of special importance to the health of elderly people that the bowels be kept normaily active, A mild, yet effective, remedy for ‘constipation, and one. that is especially. suited to the needs ‘of old. folks, women and children, is the combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold in drug stores under Be name of Dr, Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It costs only cents a Lottle, and should be in every family medicine chest. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtaincd by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 456 Wack. ington St. Monticello, Illinois. Jarge number from more distant parts The West- of Septem- Commission- er J. J, Osterhaus and Assistant Com- missioner H. C. Puderbaugh, will ad- The secretary of the State Dairymen’s association and the an- ers will be held. of eastern commis- sion houses have been invited to at- tend to get a line on the qualitv of butter which is being produced in The butter and cream ex- hibits will he -in charge of H. C. Schulte of the Mandan Creamery & STEELE’ PLANS a HALF HOLIDAY FOR SOLDIERS Wednesday Afternoon Will Be Dedicated to Showing Ap- preciation for Brave Boys Steele, 'N. D., Sept. 14.—Steele will observe a half-holiday next Wednes- day afternoon in honor of the depart: | ture that afternoon of county draft delegation. . the Kidder In the fore- noon a band concert will be given. School will be dismissed at noon, and the pupils will participate in patriotic exercises in the afternodn. At noon a banquet will be seryed Kidder county members of Co. I, Bismarck, some invited’ guests and all members of the selective draft now certified from this county. Following the ban- quet ,a patriotic program will be giv- en at the opera house, with an ad- dress from some out-of-town speaker of note. The band will then lead a parade #o the train which is to carry the drafted men on the first stage of their journey to Camp Dodge. Ar- rangements are in charge of J. B. Howard of the Steele Ozone, Mayor Dalenberg and Dr. J. C. Presgott. Mrs. Phelps, representing) the Red Cross, heads a committee of ladies which has preparations for the ban- quet in hand. SATURDAY ONLY— Asters 50c per dozen. & Co. Greenhouses. it fresh cut Oscar H. Will 914 Bevo is a great favorite none but ptze, solt ¢. \ or march, you are sure to s: _ dusty-throated: so] Bevo. Thcy lI-no:7 t!at t! or with m: Ss, YOu and drug stores, picnic grounds, ing cars, in the navy, at ca Bevo—the all-year-" first: seeing bears the Fox. Sold in bottles o1 ee Dealers 3 ANHEUSER-BUSCH, ST. LOUIS the Army Canteens, where may be sold, After drill ce a long line of hot and ¢ beys making a bee line for lies complete satisfac- tion, full refreshment and pure wholesomeness, , At home or abroad—ct work or play—between meals appreciate what we have done for you in makiag this triumph in soft drinks, ‘You will find Devo at inns, restaurants, groceries, department baseball parks, soda fountains, ntecns, at mobilization camps and other places where refreshing beverages are sold. round soft drink Guard against substitutes. Have the bottle opened in front of you, that the seal is unbroken and that the crown top mily, and bottled exclusively by : »/ An D-OWSLEY CO. FARGO, N. D. NORTH OAKOTA WILL TAKE $4,000,000 OF SECOND LIBERTY LOAN Flickertail Financiers | Return From Twin Cities After ‘Planning for Campaign © Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 14.—North Dakota’s pro-rata share of the second three billion Liberty Loan bond issue will be $4,000,000, advises A. I. Hunter, president of the First National bank of Grand Forks and member of the North Dakota Liberty Loan execu- tive: committee, upon his return from a conference of Dakota financiers in the Twin Cities. Mr. Hunter joined with other North Dakota representa- tives in making it plain to the’ feder- al reserve bank board that the dis- tribution of the first Liberty~ Loan bonds, already subscribed for, is de- sired before a second call is made, and assurance was given «the Flickertail financiers that these bonds, would be distributed within a few days. PIONEER MINISTER OF NORTH DAKOTA DIES AT HOME OF ILLINOIS SON Rev. Royal Jasper Kellogg, Found- er of Bowman Church, Pass- es at Age of 71 Bowman, N. D., Sept. 14.—Rev. Roy- al, Jasper Kellogg, aged 71, a pioneer Congregational minister in North Da- kota, is dead at the home of a son in Galesburg, Ill. Rev. Kellogg had been in the ministry fifty years, dur. ing a majority of which time he did pioneer missionary work. Ten years ago he came to this county from Dickinson and filed on a homestead. He freighted into Eowman from his homestead one Sunday and conducted the first religious service ever held here. ‘While living on his claim, he conducted regular services’ here and finally succeeded in building the Bow- man Congregational church and par- sonage, of which he was pastor for some time before taking a new charge in Foster county, where ‘he remained until his advancing years compelled him to give up the ministry. ORDINANCE NO. ——. Introduced by R. C. Battey, commis- sioner of finance. An Ordinance compelling all railway conjpanies to have and maintain a flagman, or lights, or gates at such Crossings as may be designated by resolution by the board of city com- missioners, upon ten days’ notice. |= And prescribing a penalty for fail- ure to comply with such ordinance. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CITY COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA: Section 1. Railroad to keep flagman at crossings, how required, auditor to notify. Whenever the city council’ shall deem it necessary. to require tHe pre- caution for the’ safety of travel on the public streets and avenues of said city, where the same are crossed by. rail- way within the limits of the city of Bismarck, to have and maintain’ a flagman or lights or gates at such of the right:hat on the head it was de- signed for turns the trick—you | ‘know at’once it’s your Gordon—and the price’ adds to your satisfaction. Gordon hats lars, foreach and every day it shall neglect or refuse to furnish’and main- tain a flagman’ or Hight or gates as required by resolution as aforesaid, at sucht crossings. Section 4. This. ordinance shall be in force and effect'from and after its passage and publication. Dated Sept. 10th, 1917. (Seal) A.W. LUCAS, President of Commission. Attest: , i C, L. BURTON, City Auditor. NOT TO ADVERTISE LIBERTY BONDS Washington, D. C., Sept. 14.—Secre- tary McAdoo's statement to the sen- ate finance committee on the war profits bill indicates that the news- paper advertising campaign for the next issue of liberty loan bonds ad- vocated by the Publishers’ association will not be adopted. ‘Limited news- Paper advertising at: the most, is pos- sible, the secretary, said. The adjoumen |AORVEGIN CHURCH WiLL BUILD ROWSE FIED EK $15,000 Structure to Be Erected atl: Camp Dodge for Select Ser- vice Soldiers Minot, N. D., Sept.” church facilities for Norwegian bers of. the national | army” will be, provided at all cantonmients, and es-| pecially at Camp. Dodge, eral denominations of modious church building will be ed, and reading room, library, writing room, lounging room and other facilities will be provided. The ture will cost at least $15,000, and'a committee has been named to under: once. the task of raising take at funds, It fs anticipated that in lar work at: more than $75,000. HELPS RED CROSS Music Pupils Realize Nice sum|| With Anamoose Recital Sept! 14—A Anamoose, N, D., Sep factory sum was realized for the ben- efit of the Red Cross through a rect-') tal given by 15 music students of Miss Lulu Schawyer at the Waldemar ho-|# tel. * 14.—Adequate: thousands of Norwegians, from the| northwest will be concentrated, ad: vises R. A. Nestos on hia return from) the Twin Cities, where he attended .a meeting of the Norwegian Lutheran Norwegiang are affiliated. ‘At Camp'Dodge a com-} i of the’ cantonments, the Norwegian Lutherans will’ expend mem-, where’ erect: social. struc-| simt- satip- ere entne: Lemon Juice lemon juice alone is too Many Women use just the juice of lemons to bleach or whiten the skin and to bring out. the hidden beauty and the roses, “ti lemon juice is acid, therefore ir@tating, jand should be mixed with orchard: white. At the cost of'a’small jar of ovdin- ary cold cream one gan prepare a full quarter pint of ' the’'most. wonderful lemon skin softener--and. complerion heautifier, by squeezing the juice of two fresh. lemons, into a bottle con- taining. three ounces. Of: rcWard white. Care should be tal Strain ; the | w! juice through a i ‘80. ‘no. lem: on pulp gets in ,then ‘this lotion will keep fresh for mont) 2 10 MAIN on face, neck, arms and hands! arms and hands. SHOP AT THE a Beautifier How to prepare a beauty cream at Ittle cost. -Says highly acid. Try this knows. that lemon fui¢e is used to bleach and remove suc! freckles’ ,sallowness and tan, and is} the ‘ideal skin softener, smoothener and _beautifier. blemish Just try: it. { LOCATED AT STREET _ Out of the High Our location, low rents, lighter Rent Dristrict running expenses, enables us to sell you high grade merchandize from 20 to 33 1-3 Per Cent Less than most stores. This compensates you well for a walk of one or two blocks, does it not? crossings, it may by. resolution, de- clare that it is necessary to have and maintain a flagman or light or gates, at the crossings designated in) such = resolution, and therein request the railway company, whose duty it :is, or may be, to furnish and maintain such, flagman or lights or gates, to furnish and maintain the .same at the crossing or crossings designated. It shall be the duty of the city audi- tor at once to notify such raflroad company, by serving upon the proper. officers of Such company- a copy of. such resolution. Section 2. Duty of railroad’ _com- pany. Ten days’ notice. It shall be the duty of such railway company within ten days after a copy of such resolution is served on it or its officers, as provided in section 1, to place a flagman’or light or gates|= as may be required by: said resolution, at the crossing or crossings designat- ed in such resolution. and maintain such flagman or light or gates thereon until relieved therefrom by the order of the city council. Section 3. Penalty. If any railway company shall ne- glect or refuse to furnish, place and maintain a flagman or light or gates as may be required by resolution, a! such railway crossing after notice and request as hereinbefore provided, i shall, upon conviction, in. the proper is now on display for your OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK has been received and ' approval and purchase. For Workmen and Farmers: Save Money on Saturday. i 60 DOZEN PAIR O Sale price only Bale price ...2.-..2205-+5 Saturday, only ....-....-.. Sale price, per yard ...... court, for such refusal or neglect, be )VERALLS—Best up to $1.50 and $1.75... Saturday 18c¢ and 20c QUTING FLANNEL—Saturday k MEN’S HEAVY UNION SUITS—Fleece-lined, all sixes. Values us to $2.00. Saturday $1 35 ONE LOT OF UNION estan value, 8c [be It will pay you'to get acquainted with the FAIR STORE. its stock and prices. We always save you money on Men's Street and Working Clothes, Cotton ahd Wool Under. wear, Hose Shirts, Children’s Clothing and School Shoes ~ and Sweaters. OUR MoT™);—A Dollar's worth for every Dollar o every Get three ounces of |#' orchard. white at. any pharmacy or|| toilet counter and two lemons from the grocer: and make up a quarter Pint of this fragrant lemon lotion and’ massage it daily into the face, neck}, It should naturally. help to bring back. to any skin the whiteness, the sweet freshness and flexibility of which it has. been rob- bed ‘by carelessness..or trying atmos- pheric conditions. Best German Dye. Values . es as ' ALE otal Attention! Hunters! PREPAREDNESS! |: We are prepared to take care of your wants in ~ in the line of Hunting Suits, Coats, Pants, JOR STEEDWAN LEAVES. NORTH DAKOTA. FOR EAST ‘Ordered to Report | to ‘Adjutant General, U. 8.4, on Ar- vival in New York S. A., retired, is the agricultural college at Fargo, and Major “R. R. Steedman is relieved from this duty and with North Dakota and is ordered to New York city to report by, wire upon his arrival there tothe adjutant general. Major Steed- man’ took: command: at, Fort Lincoln. in.1907. Three years later ne was Te tired at his’ request and assigned to. ie with the North Dakota na- ona} guard, Snappy. fal, See Bryant, 50. styles” American Lady (Corsets ‘ Corsets POPULAR PRICED 4 STORE PULL “Bismarck's‘Fastest Growing Store.” ; P Our Ready- to- Wear Department is chock fpll of new gar- merits. Come in—compara, th them with others, ceagnenenuanenaals Modart WOOL DRESSES Galore | New Millinery ‘ COATS Galore | New Corsets SUITS Galore | New Hosiery WAISTS Galore| New Underwear SWEATERS Galore | New Neckwear |. SKIRTS | Galore new Evening come 4 @ATURDAY WE WILL HAVE SEVERAL SPECIAL BAR- GAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Bargain Basement Sale Here we go for’a real sale in. our Bargain Basement, BLANKETS—Regular un to Sale price ....... SUMP ORTERE: (eruee mo 00 ain OUTING FLANELS— Very snecial : LACES—Regular 12 1-2c¢ wal BLEACHED TABLE DAMAS 79c values. Sale price . . MUSLINS—All Muslins, sale at 10 per. cent discount. & REMNANT SALE OF COTTONS _ : BOOKGOLD SILK POPLINS—Regular $1 at Bale pricé BOOKGOLD SILK PORLINS Repl $1. Es Sale price’. Sale price . Regular 59¢. Sale price One lot of thin Wosh sore alae up to S5c. Sale price TOWLING BALE_Per yard .... -BATH TOWELS—Sale price You can always do better at Johnion’s: Leather Coats, Caps, Heavy Sox, Boot Feet Waders, Stocking Feet Waders and S. E. Bergeson & Son UNION STORE WITHIN THE LAW i hobular up to es .00 values. BC sere $129, 19c | Leather Vests, Hip Boots, Closed Eve. except Saturday \ = Closed Sundays 200 MODERN ROOMS With Running Water. With ‘Bath. Renovated, Redecorated, North Dakota New Cigar Stand. Convenient, Comfortable, Homé 3rd and Jackson Sts. One Block F. Union Depot. Look for Large Electric Signs. MERCHANTS HOTEL ST. PAUL’S fam- ous and pupular priced hotel $1.00 to $1.50 joval New Fur- nishings. Moderate Priced Cafe. Eas for all from. New. Grill Room, Like. rom