The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1917, Page 2

AME OF MACK: TO HAVE FIRST OF “NEW NIGHT SCHOOLS 2elfield Now Organizing Institu- _ tion Authorized by Last Leg- islative Session Belfield, N. D., Oct. 18.—Belfield, ‘ume of Rep. Harry Mackoff, father « North Dakota’s new night school vt, is to have the first night school _iganized in the state under this sta- ..e. Mackoff, born in Russia, pro- ured his early American training czom eastern night schools, and his .st act when elected to the last ses- _on of the legislature was to frame act which would extend the advant- ages which he had enjoyed to other wuligrants in North Dakota. The :ll passed both houses, with the ap- oval of the state educational depart- went ,and it is now law. It requires cal town or township school boards upon petition of a certain number of .uspective pupils to appropriate inds for the maintenance of a night chool which shall be conducted not s than three nights a week-and not than three months during any chool year. The board of education s required to see that the night -hool is supplied with able teachers, id the expense of maintaining this istitution is assessed against the school district. Special aid may be rocured under the act from the state iepartment. The organization of such night school now is under way in! elfield, and Supt. Griggin of the vil- ge schools is to have charge of it. BEISEKER BUYS RANCH Pays $30 the Acre for Large Property Near Towner Towner, N. D., Oct. 18.—T. L. Bei- ieker of Fessenden has purchased rom Charles Abrahamson his 1,100- xcre ranch, paying $30 per acre. GEORGE DIRECTION WILLIAM FaOX | NEWS OF NORTH DAKOTA AND NORTHWEST | THREATENED WILSON; FACE TRIAL BEFORE Marmarth, N. D., Oct. 18—Ralph John, charged with making threats against the life of President Wil- son, will be arraigned in federal court at ‘Bismarck on Nov. 6. John, arrested by United States Marshal Scott, is held under $500 bail. , RAID GN GERMANS IGNORING PUBLIC County Residents Gets Les. son in Americanism ‘Napoleon, N. D., Oct. 18.—The raid on German residents of Logan county who decline to send their children to public s¢hools where Americanism and the American tongue are taught, is continuing with unabated vigor. Dur- ing the last week Simon Wittinayer, member of the school board at Fre- donia; William Orth, justice of the peace; John Schneider, Christ Wold, Adam Miller, John Wolff, Gottleib Geiser, John Schlobs, Mrs. Elizabeth Dobler, Michael Messner and Fred Remein have been arrested, arraigned and found guilty on these charges and have paid fines ranging from $11.20 to $36.10. RUN OVER BY CAR Stantcn Youth Brought to Bi3- _ Marck Hospital Improves Stanton, N. D., Oct. 18.—Emil Net- Emmanuel Netzer of Krem, run down | marck hospital. WALSH: AUDITORIUM. UNCLE SAM’S COURT SCHOOLS GOES OM Ancther Largo Class cf Logan by an automobile driven by Ed Mittel- stedt, is slowly recovering in a Bis- | WLEAN COUNTY 10. OBSERVE BIRTHDAY WITH CHRISTENNG 35th Anniversary Will Be Cele- brated With Dedication of Fine New Court House Washburn, N. D., Oct, 18—McLean county will celebrate its 35th birthday anniversary Nov. 3 with the dedica- tion of a handsome $60,000 court house upon which there is not a sin- gle penny of indebtedness outstand- ing. The original McLean county court house was erected some years ago at a cost of $25,000. The new wing, now nearing completion, cost $25,000. In both instances sufficient building funds had been provided be- fore construction was commenced by applying tax penalties to this appro- priation. Nov. 3 promises to be a big day in the history of Washburn and McLean county. George P. Flannery, presi- dent of the Northwestern Trust Co. of St. Paul, who as state's attorney of Burleigh county, assisted in the birth of McLean 35 years ago; General E. A. Williams of Bismarck, who was also instrumental in the organization of McLean, and General Andrew J. Miller of the Capital City have accepted in- vitations to deliver addresses on the occasion of McLean’s combined birth- day celebration and court house dedi- cation, and other prominent people are expected to participate. Provisions are being made for the entertainment of thousands of visitors from all parts of McLean county and other parts of the Slope. McLean is one of the largest and most prosperous counties in central North Dakota. It is almost free from zer, 11-year-old son of Mr. and. Mrs.|ibonded debt of any kind. Recently it has purchased through funds on hand an elaborate road building equipment, which during the last summer was used in piking and grading many miles of fine earth highway. CATTLE THIEVES NOW BUTCHERING ON THE SPOT I GOH COUNTRY Enterpri:ing Rustiers Carrying Booty Away in Form cf Dressed Beof Shields, N. D., Oct. 18.—Enterpris- ing cattle thieves sprung something new in the cattle country when they slaughtered a prime beef owned by O. E. Burge, quartered the animal, and made way with. hide and hair of it, with the exception of the head, which they left the owner as a sou- venir. Cattle men are up in arms over repeated acts of this nature; a vigilantes cammittee has been organ- ized, and some unlucky rustler is due to receive summary justice from the ‘business end of a rifle. GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY AND BEACH HAVE LARGE PERCENTAGE SUBSCRIBED Beach, \N. D., Oct. 17.—At the close of Tuesday's campaign, Beach ‘and Golden Valley had pledged more than 20 per cent of their quota to the scc- ond liberty loan. In spite of rather poor crops, high living costs, and the fact that large sums have been raised for the benefit of Beach soldier boys, the border line county is coming to the fore in fine shape, and it is pre- dicted that the bonds will be well over-subscribed. Thomas E. Hayward, cashier-of the Golden Valley .bank, heads the county committee, and he has loyal and effi- cient aides in R. C.: Fuller of the Golden Valley: vank;. A. C. @hompson of the Farmers’ and Merchants’, M, A. Egan of the Beach State and 0..C. Atteltweed of the First National. IMMIGRATION MEET Griggs County Division of A:soci- $40,000,000. ‘70 HAVE LIGHTS . TPE: eae r . Minot Concerti Gets Willow City Franchise Willow. City, N. D., Oct. 17—The Willow City village council has grant- ed the Minot ‘Electric Co. a franchise for a plant, which js to be installed here in a ibutlding on. which work was hegun this week, NEW AMIDON CHURCH Catholics Have Lots:for Site an Funds for Building : Amidon, N. D.,,Oct: 18.—Catholics of Amidon will erect'a fine house of wor- "To Stop.a Persistent, Hacking Cough ‘Tho beat :remody ie ane can feualiy' Toako at home, Choa but very ‘effective, ete re: Thousands of peanle normally healthy in every ‘other respect, arg annoyed with @ persistent hanging-on chial cough year after. yeat, disturbing their sleep and making life, disagreeable. ‘It’s so need less—there’s an home-made yemedy that will ‘end ‘such a cough cgsily and quickly.) 9...» : Get from any druggist “244 ounces of Pinex” (60 cents worth). peur it into a Pint bottle and fill the -bottle-with plain nulated ugar. syrup. J in taking tat once, Gradually ut -gurely on will notico, the phlegm’thin aut.and then disappear altogether, “thus ending 2 cough that you never thought would end. It also promptiv-looserts a-dry or tight ‘courh, stops dhe; troublesome, throat we The inside of a Firestone Fabric That motorists find extra values in Firestone Tires is proved by the fact thot our sales increased 92 per cent this year up to Sept. 1st. Our total business this year will exceed 2 IRESTONE advances, never stands still. Every year Firestone means still Mage Miles per Dollar. New features are incorporated in the present output. So important that every dealer wants to show them to you. See the cross section and note: The Tough, Thick Tread: Many more miles of resistance against the friction cf the road. More Cushion Stock: More pure rubber between fabric'and tread to save the body of the tire from shocks and bruises and to increaseresiliency. ‘and explain new features that greatly increase mileage More Rubber Between Layers: Sep- arating, the plies of fabric by an elastic wall which allows free play without friction. Reinforcement in Bead and Side Wall: Greatly increases the strength at the bead, at the junction of tire and rim, and raises the point of bend- ing, to the widest part of the tire. This one feature alone adds miles and miles to the service of the tire, Wherever Firestones are for sale you can see this section of tire and gain an inside knowledge that will teach you to, buy Most Miles per Dollar. FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY Akron, Ohio B ranches and Dealers Everywhere ship upon lots donated for this pur- pose by the Amidon tewnsite com pany. Over 0 already has been subscribed for the building, which is to. be completed by November 1 ther Regensurger of New Ingland new has charge of this-parish. €20 CATTLE $63,000 Stiles Company Makes Eig Ship- ment; 7000 Head Left Solen, N. D., Oct. 18.—A single shipment of 600, cattle made from this station by the Stiles Cattle Co. netted Jack Stiles $65,009.00. The Stiles herd now numbers 7,C0O head, and is the largest on the reservation. GROWS SEED CORN FOR 2300 ACRES ON PATCH OF 25; SELLS AT $259 Amidon, N. D., Gc! Holzemer on 85 acr sufficient fully matured seed corn to plant 2,000 acres. The corn North Dakota varieties develo: the Will Seed Co. at Bismar Mr. Holzemer has found no di: in disposing of his cntire c neighdors at $2.50 the bushel. lames P. RESIDENT OF PEMBINA COUNTY SINCE £0 DiES restone FABRIC TIRES Lutheran istrict, and Rev. L. Ged- hase of Euréka, S. D., were among the } notaules who officiated at tho ded: tion of Danaig’s new Lutheran church, which has keen erected under the ad rection of the pastor, Rev. J. Wilms. Music for’the occasion was furnished by the Long Lake band and choir. NEW MEDORA PUBLISHER E, K. Jenkins, Formerly,of Kill- deer Herald. Takes Paper Medora, N. D., Oct. 18—H. K. Jen- kins, a former publisher of the Ki! deer Herald, and later of the Dunn county seat newspaper at. Manning, | has purchased the Medora Herald. Mr. Jenkins is an experienced newspaper , | man whose coining to Billings’¢ounty is welcomed. For Good Dry Lignite Coal PHONE 105 A new sezial by the author of Wildfire be- Bins this week. It is a thrilling story of pio- neer days on the great Western range, full of the romance and adventure of the cattle country. Other features in this issue a: i What's Wrong With the Middleman? THE MAN OF THE FOREST by Zane Grey ation Forms Tonight Neche, N. D., Oct. 18.—John Prown, | within Is Cotton a Slacker Crop? tickle, soothes he, itritated membranes f , peeiuaes % 4 years of $0, a veteran of; Cooperstown, N. D., Oct. 18.—Enthu-} that line the th \d: bronchial ‘tubes, Uh abwo- Years Ob E icf comes’ ost. immediately. | the Civil war, in which he served un-! + . slagtlc Jand men from all parts of the: X lly break up an or- | der Grant, and a resident of P i A ob for the Retired Farmer f Be Sheyenne valley gathered here soaay, i f t cole. and for | c since 1880, is dead. The | ( or meeting of e Griggs county! bronchitis, croup,: wi ‘cough ' and ve hi widow's 2 A 3 A . red uy ! ' division of the Sheyenne Valley Re- Ironohiad axthm Here sis Pohing mye a ra ane tbtee | nd | With his sons going off to bebe ae Pte hi thé 7 : i i r. astes .pleasant and keeps ighters—' Neche, | ay, gion Immigration association, to be perfectly. se pl ech a Y lames of Minneapolis, Mrs. Bouley of men lured away to the cities by high pay, ~ farmer.is up against it for labor as never bes fore. What ‘other farmers are doing- what he cando-to save and;make his crops willbe ” told weelt b ‘ yweekin | wats Tke COUNTRY f¢ GENTLEMAN ‘The Curtis Pudlishing Company Independence Square 5c Phitadetphia $1.00 a Cony the year H held at 7:30 this evening. The gath- . : oy ri | : aM I Pinex is a'most, valuable concentrated | Dayton, Minn.; Miss Torrence Brown| | : ering wil be-addressed by Charles C.| oom st-genifine Norway. tine eae | KE NeliGase ana rence Hrova ct egerty ig Connolly, general: manager | of -.the millions of peo- | Noche, Lakes Region Immigration . associa- ‘gat and chest colds hws GEORGE WALSH spt ag |PEDCKTE HAW Gionce tion at Devils Lake, and one of the pioneer immigration workers of North | Lutherans of Danziz Conseerct2 Fine House of Worship tl Dakota. M. O. Grangaard, secretary! 5, eat 3 pene ot the Sheyenne ‘Valley association, {ull directions gat ote ty ace pe anything wil! preside. ‘af Honey proniptly. rettnded * oes FARMERS ORGANIZE vith this preparation, Ft. Wayne, ind, Co-Operative Store Company Formed at Enderlin Enderlin, N. D., Oct. 18.—John Aas- heim is president, Gust Salzwedel, vice president; Robert Lindemann, treas- urer, and C. G. Bangert, secretary of a farmers’ co-operative store company organized - here with .a capital of : “SOME BOY” A Film Production that You'll Enjoy, and Our All Who Enroll At The Sei wsuence | ~ ‘The . Regular : $25,000. The company expects to have Northwest Pe its store in operation between Nov. 1 now a " 1 4 and the fifteenth. pan 0 so under guarantee of Hote! ie me a Pak tn a satisfactory position or tuition A High-Clas Hotel TWO-REEL COMEDY.--TWO SAWYER ~ PROGRESSES fees refunded. Later we may not Resnmabl Reo Hot and cold water ia every | piece. coeetanaee s, be able to enroll students under thal scant thd cd oe 7 Bee ars Enterprising Village Organizes SOc per day and up set 66 H ’ this inducement. 5% ith bath, $1.00 HF Adjoini icKenzie, The House of Terrible Scandals” Volunteer Firemen aera ae The McKenzie | ““ykur~*-|) © Pipa All who. wish to attend evening school should call to arrange at Running hot and cold water | The Seventh Story of Noth Daketa. eee , ms 7 is Sawyer, N. D., Oct. 18.—Sawyer has} once. _ For particulars write Sve a one ois Albsotutely Fireproof._European, EUROPEAN ‘ Yep, and some people say, “‘there’s no truth in the oreanized a volunteer fire department : “A Opposite McKenzie Hotel | 51,00 to $6.00, Serle roms es with J. 0. Johnson as chief engineer : G. M. LANGUM, PRES. . EUROPEAN $ ii g soe Cale in P and J. A. Pitkin, captain, subject to the approval of the village board. Heretofore Sawyer has had no. or- ganized fire protection. act.” Anyway---decide for yourself. ; North Dakota ‘The NORTHWEST, 100 Rooms - - THE HOTEL CENTER IN. BISMARC! The SOO, 125 Reome EDW. G. PATTERSON, Owner aad Pap. | DismareR, K, N. D.