The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1917, Page 6

“SCOOP MINTER MNT HERE: OR EVEN ON THE WAY; THE GEESE SAY 80 Waterfowl Return to Canada to Cool Off While Dakota Enjoys Injun Summer Gackle, N. D., Nov. 2.—Winter is not nor near, say old-time weather nosticators. In spite of snow drifts and bob sleighs and __ stalled trains and nipped e they declare that winter is still weeks distant, and they base their prediction on the fact that waterfowl, with which local ponds were covered a few days ago, all have flown north again. The geese de- parted on the eve of a particularly frigid day, and spectators who exp ed to see them head for the sun south were surprised when they set their course by the north star. Pio-} neers who have lived here since early territorial days assert that the In- dians always predicted a mild and late winter when waterfowl flew north at this season of the year, and that they never guessed wrong. The fact that within the last day or two a belated Indian summer has been vouchsafed North Dakota would tend to serve as further proof that the Indian barom- eter is reliable. NORTH DAKOTA TO HAVE MASONIC WAR LODGES IN FIRST GUARD REGIMENT Authority to Square and Compass Men Extended by Grand Jurisdiction Fargo, N. D., Nov. 2.—Authority has been extended Col. John H. Fraine of Grafton, commanding the First North Dakota, at Long Island, to constitute North Dakota Military Lodge ‘No. 2, A. I. & A. M. The petition received by Walter L. Stockwell, secretary of the North Dakota grand lodge, praying this privilege, contained 50 signatures. THE CUB REPORTER | effect. There is some complaint at Edgely fil | of the cast include Edna Morn, Caro- , lyn Glenn, May Finch, Mildred How- The officers of the new lodge are: Worshipful master, Col. Fraine; By Grafton, Far 0; junior w arden, machine gun com Co. KK, URGES MILWAUKEE 10 serving with the Milwaukee to resume its old sched-} ule at Monange Crossing. so make connections with the South Soo A large territory is vitally interested The railroad commission has ordered the change and the Milwaukee has consented, but there has been an un- j usual delay in putting the order into |where the Northern Pacific and Mi waukee schedules conflict, one le: ust five minutes ahead of the oth arrival. F. J. Graham of Ellendale is in Bis- marek today on legal business and is anxious to have this schedule at Mon- ange adjusted as soon as possible. The Lismarck Commercial club has been asked to assist in securing a more equitabie adjustment of train schedules at these points. “WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE” MAKES BIG HIT IN THE EAST The attraction at the Auditorium Saturday night will be “When Dreams Come, True,” in which Lawrence Ack- erland is the featured player. The piece. is a musical comedy from the pen of Philip Bartholomae, author of two successful farces, “Over Night” and “Little Miss Brown.” The music is by Silvio Hein, and includes some of the best efforts of this successful young composer. The first scene shows the deck of an ocean lfner at sea, the second with the liner tied up and the statute of liberty in the distance; the third the reception room in a fashionable resf- dence in New York, and the last the ballroom’ of this home. Mr. Ackerland has invented and in the piece, and in nearly all of them | he is a participant. Other members: ell, Harlan Briggs, F. C. Palmer and “She Hotel of Bertect Service” “Ba the Heart of the Vieng” Personal Management of Harry C, Meir Clark end Madison Streete & Chicage bavs hom th Chloago's Wonder Resteurant But Terrace Garden fa more thana restaurant. Itisa lariess ampitheatre, with: mee uponterrace—all incre » leading up from the ice rink and the stage Where Food, Service and Entertainment ere Supreme } models. Roy E. Butler. A large and capable chorus of young people, all chosen for their singing and. dancing ability, will assist the principals: The costuming of the play is a great feature and are from the Orange Costume company of, New York, from the very latest Paris NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. The annual meeting of the Bismarck | Country club will be held Monday, Nov. 5th, at the Commercial club at] Ni 8 o'clock. 1L-2-1 ' BURT FINNEY, Sec. John E. senior warden, Lieut. Gilbert -ieut. Chris Kunz oi. from PUT IN OLD SCHED JLE There is consideranie demand for as to staged most of the dancing numbers| told the police a ram ling story of be- ling bother for twelve years by WOM-! vetting along nicely. sues GASSED | Differential of Ten Cents for on Made by Charlotte Res- taurant Kensal, tales of southern hospitality have come from Camp Greene at Char- lotte, N. Cy lision, 147th some- Charlotte cateries northwestern soldier boys groes. “In one of the down town, writes Col have a sign wi which read: ES 3 class the restaurants ! hed ONE CARD MEMBERS NOTICE A special price to home guard mem- bers only—tailered-to-order, cloth and style khaki wu Ss $15.50. KLEIN, tailor and cleaner. | SLASHER WORKS I NEW YORK CRONDS DURING ROOK RUSH New York, 'N. Y., Nov. 2.—Four young women were slashed. in the | noontime crowds on Broadway jin the financial district here today with a po- tato knife by Antonio Karasincko, a Pole, who arrested after, a struggle, ai !en, against whom he decided to} avenge himself. The attacks threw ‘lower. Broadway into a turmoil while the hunt proceeded for the siasher. He was.finally found and identi None of the victims was seriously in-} jured. GRAIN MARKETS | ——_—_+ MINNEAPOLIS. yellow corn 213 mixed corn 150 ¢ 6012@ 61% STL@ 58% No. 3 white No. 3 white oats No. 4 white oats.. @ 58% 55%@ 57%; Dakota Fuel Co. Dry Lignite Coal PHONE 869 Pat Kelly, Agent. BP tirntekt aie pee aca wor Tt WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE Auditorium Satundey Night CURTAIN RAISES PROMPTLY” AT 8:00 P. M. BE ON TIME Barley ........ 100 @120 Barley choice 120 @129 Rye ..... oe 175. @176 Rye to arr. 175 @176 Flax ..... 32514 @327% Flax to arr Oats, Dec. old Oats, Dec. new. 5I%@ 57% Oats, May new. 58% Close 1:43 p. m. — | i CATTLE MARKETS | —— + | ST. PAUL. 13 HOGS—Receipts 6,700 c to 50c higher: range $16.25@16. bulk at $15.50@16.60. ‘ CATTL lower; steers heifers $6.00@ $5.00@13.00; stockers and feeders steady; 25c lower for week $5.0)@ 10.00. i SHEEP — Receipts 500, steady: lambs $8.00@16.00; wethers $7.00@ 13.00; ewes $5.00@1 ‘ Dinner dance at McKenzie Satur- day after “When Dreams Come True.” O'Connor's Orchestra. 11 2 .2t ASTANA SUFFERER WRITE TODAY and [will tell you of the simple home treatment for asthma and bronchitis which has.cured many after physicians and change of climate failed. I want you to try it at my ex- pense. Drop me a card and I'll mail ,you a 2c sample bottle FREE. Geo. J. Thomassen, Box A-136, Des Moines, 324% @ 326% 56%) ‘KENSAL a N. D., Nov. 2.—After all the which! riends of Charles 12. Col-| machine gun battalion, | were surprised to learn from him.that | with ne} the victims were being cared for and b afier O'Connor's Crehestra. T OUGHTAH BE: ; cM KEEP MY CAR ‘¢ Za IN THAT BARNEY HOEDFIELD: THAT DAISY TIN CAN NG 1S TH’ CLASS 9= THIS TOWN 7 AND ALSO SAY — \E YOURE. UCOWKING- FOR AUTO THIEVES AROUND THIS GARAGE- WHY — JUST A WONDERFUL LOVE STORY WITH Tunes, Tickles | and DANCES Book and Lyrics by PHILIP CARTIOLOMAE Music by SYLVO HEIM Two Years in New York, Six Months in Chicago; has de- ‘ lighted <nillions. A fascinating departure from the average MUSICAL COMEDY c BEAU TIFUL cCosTUMES— THE MUSICA Prices: $1.50, $1.00, and £0c. Seats-on sale today, at Knowies’ Jewelry Store. HOMEGUARD TO MEET { mare; has white star on forehead; ; tween 1,000 and 1,200 Ibs. ne by proving costs. rex e guard will me: evening fa the armory for d: nrembergigrer esked to be t iy at 730. + “have paying 2 The! BL thi property GEO: WEIBLE. —_—SSS— PERSONAL NOTES UI f RMREEES Soir cs apa Ty CY Clarence FE. Blan of the publie’ sch of Oakes, and E. W. Ackert of the Elendale school, were. dinner-ggyests last evening of Mr. and Mrs.‘G. W. Cochrane of Sec- ond ‘street: Announcement iiams heen made of the birth of 1a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. M.-C. Sehoelkopf of the Per- son court Wednesday in the Bismarck hospital. Mother and daughter are CONSTIPATION IS A PERALTY 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 frcsher, and fore- stclls colds, piles, fevers, and other dependent ills. Cathartic violent and in action and hould be voided. A mild, ef- iective laxative, recommended by icians and. thousands who sed it, is far preferable. This is the combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold by druggists under the name of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. 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