The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 19, 1917, Page 2

EIGHT quat ENNIS MERE VAL oneer Cit proving I F OD FOR YET IS e of Not: er Reads the Dinny” or” of Nor itiers-man. nen who erging fre ey of dea once 1 near. “I days he had not wing at beating | repo ing, very 2 of his fi Typical ing to An uge of t and wh alo, N. ¥ we family ork, blac and w eurning to the the wec » time ac ation an nniversit 15 he ent on ty in Ill pnded to bleers te nation, the Tht 2 of strip ie battle ded at he thick r, with t led by ¢ orting e batter: ications © east znd wher wo at tl n Pacific nd the ern civil Ire calle a famo ities at ( 'y Point e mei e and 1 an, dare nto the of the afin cay rade at ‘as one | p on th ith af je land e city sismarck ng a ri ed on t e grou nnafin > pard tha ed whe ng with compan ownsite a part *% them pnt of and wh Georg John Price « BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ycoal result of the deci j interstate commerce com the famous South Dakota coal ¢ in which the commission finds ¢ Ling rates on the Northwestern and | Milwaukee lines east of Rapid City un Freasonable and oF the establish: Theat of new through rates whieh will j ‘LOADED GRAIN TANK RUNS OVER BOY BUT | ' DOESN'T BREAK RIB Effort to Supply Demand for aes [FOP ooo eegerregoas Cando, N. D., Sept. 19,—When PS a loaded grain tank wagon ran ure Mayville Confesses over little Raymond Combs' z + lhe chest, the four-year-old son of % |* Country Instructors Fail- opt. 19.—M: to the ¢ * 4 Mr. and Mrs, B. B. Combs escap- & ed without a single splintered rib, One of the lungs was filled normal ple: ten preferred er institutions ning that they NOTED GRADUATE OF |i tur NORTH DAKOTA UW AUSTRIANS PAY «YIELD $20,000 IN HAY! se"Riay 2 Dr. William ©. Rucker to Safe-' | puard Health of Sammies in | Modern Ranching East of the Riv-| $020 FINE FOR | “'Stonttcams er roving Prout ta Burnsiad Way | 19.—Dr. i te of the} TOTING BOOZE Manitoba Magistrate Suspicious : of Aliens With Big Bank Roll on Persons Emerson, D.. Sey Aust police at while endeavo dd he will aff of Islands are ni WEDIGAL WORK 600 AORES OF ALFALFA | ze aemarges. leased on the Stan Tvation, west of the} Could Not Eat or Sleep Made Well By PERUNA i everal feet +o) Catarrh leasure iy Wwritiid |B, t pleasure in wit] Foe Years ‘Can Now aa ‘Eat and nor gleep with any eat Sleep To My Inost any thine | dof nervousness a ° Joon can caey without tre] Satisfaction trouble. J recommend it ty all on Se e who are sufferers of (hat dread Those who object to liquid medi- isease, catarrh!” cines van proguro Peruna Tablets AMPOLEON'S FINE. NEW i) SCHOOL RLADY OCT, | a" aS pointed for Whe year. Aen OF 2 oe : itis ‘inowoht ths pera < dorteion : ey river ae \Fine Structure Costing $20,000 ajith in Ae te graduating ee . wth eae ten 3 tne ct RED RIVER LOW BAD STOMACHS—THE PENALTY, Will Receive Pupils at Open. hasty. ho ila are ta t c< : bee cae hee cclecdaaes ne er eee whee ey in of Semester | Yost nhs fr chief ‘objection 13. tie tural gehaat! £ By mel Once Mae Deseo ; Jopt. 14) Nupw-| St aterle. Barr in seems to be its loneliness and lack CFF RYE IN STUBBLE ee choot butidizys wilt! jhe trenches dott t of sovial diversion. Another qi 1 The Land ready for oecupaney , there and confident of the ete important os of normal-tra paratively small w the young wome class of 1917, ssa irae WHEN TOO DRYTO PLOW s of the, { takes | a village oO the | Rrades at $60 to $73 the month. All, of the young men take village princi palship to $15 ath. The Agricultural College Argues “ of un 1 Wheat Wont Do Well on | Spring Plowin; | Fargo, ND, nsive upplied a der-gradnates for country se its graduates all deman: mand higher position CHEAPER COAL CERTAIN South Dakota Wins Fight for Lower Through Rates Aberdeen. $ ; pm. 9. Dakota will enjoy cheaper w NASTY MEDICINES BAD FOR CHILDREN Tt ts not oftea s child requires medi- kind. If the Dowels are > palatable compounds, m to chiliren. Any rach remedios may BE AT THE Auditorium O-NIGHT And See June Caprice == PATSY Its a dainty tale of Love and Adventure. Been pronounced by theatre patrons one of the Big Hits of the Season. COMEDY 2 REEL FEATURE HIS LOVE FIGHT WITH HANK WANN 2 SHOWS 7:30 0-00) = Prices: 10 and 20 cents serene scatsipteh—a.coateammapatenammanene: dack eral da) to Thi Wtera will watt Prof. O. F. Diersen has been re: os |“YAILOR-MADE SUITS AT to cl READY-MADE PRICES” t appassistant, M - pow-| Klein Tailor and Cleaner oe eT aie: calai sail heM Ine $20.00 to $49.09 eG ‘ton; fourth and 8-29-1 mo. Tt is a lively, snappy, sparkling, foarny drink, that quenches the thirst, reireshes, ates, revives and satisfies. A There’s a unique, delightful tang about BARMA that “touches the spot” with every- one, a “just-what-I've-been-wanting” taste and smack that is particularly pleasing. A botile or two when you're nervous, brain- facged or just tired, will give you a welcome Lit What is it that has created “a new joy in life’-—a joy different from any- thing you have ever known before? It’s The Unequaicd Cereai Beverage That Adas io the Joy of Living Order 2 Case for Your Home It will be a welcome ane delight- ful treat for ali the family. Bismarck Botili lis benefits are natural—no false sitmutant,-— for BARMA is a pure and healthful drink with real food value, fit and appropriate for every- one irom growing young to growing-cld folks. You will find BARMA at soda fountains, drug stores, grocery stores and department stores, clubs, cafes and hotels; on railroad trains and steamships, at places of amusement, in fact, 2t any place where wholesome drinks are sold. Try 2 bottle of BARMA now and then you'll Thon BARMA ae ica? dak glk aa puck pe ad le cad nae ae a ee eek,