The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1918, Page 5

¢ : : —— ‘| as compared with 1200 a year. ago for > y e " A “Tr ome Po CITY NEWS: j/the'entre'Semon, 2? * mr grsuve roxmorscows, WILD WEST IN aT is fie 2, 2 com THE RACE BETWEEN 2 ‘ ‘ ; + Home From Montana. st AUTO AND TRAIN. - ) re abo mah eed George ¥, sialliday or tue Puvltety| YE TESRIOL ES NROND ; , Be aa Minn Mien londay for | Film Co, is-home from Montana and . ‘. i eapolis to resume his studies. - | Wyomifig, where he closed a number, ’ M Ya 1C oO en : Bs On Vacation. ‘ of ‘successful contracts. i z Miss Bessie Varney — left Monday Vata FARTHEST EAST 45 On Vacation. morning o s - : up : is ern pointes ee vacation’ visits to ‘east ‘Miss ‘Mary Sheahan of tho~Provi- a 3 \ if vent Life force left. yesterday morn: | yi MENU ee * f , 3 From Falkirk. ing, for Fargp and other points where i or a e ‘ io Mesdames Ole Gradin and W. cl she will enjoy a two weeks’-vacation.| 1¢, P. Burnstad Hopes to Make “ | Jerbson of Falkirk were week-end) Y-O Ranch as, Famous as + : —_——— j : ’ TUESDAY, ‘SEPT. 17, 1918. Wisitors in’ Bismarck. Bonds Now Ready. Subscribers to the Third Liberty loan may now nrocure their bands at! the First National bank. | (44. Home From Wisconsin... sMrs. J. P. Clinton is home. from Sastern\Star To. Meet.’ at the Masonic temple at 8 o'clock this evening, when all members are requésted to attend. * é Regent Publisher. F. E kson, ‘Regent publisher, comm ke Bismarck’ chapter of the, Bast-|' rn Star wilil hold a business meeting Miller’s “101” TO TAKE FAIR PICTURES ‘Six Thousand Feet of Education-' al Reels Will Be Completed ; America will soon be brought.’ face to face with a drastic short- age of woolens. oo \? come ‘get. ‘The Kaiser wrote the Devil a letter | ing’to fear. Drive the paisonous wastes ra wy, E bl telling hin that he would endeavor to and deadly uric “acid accumflations 5 Your Emblem prolong the war another year or more. | from your system *"Take GOLD. MED- “ i ‘ fe m ‘Us 1 \ for he hears by bet Srey Amorica AL Haaflem Oil Capsules, gent s | = ks that Uncle Sam: had desided to raise and you. will gis ye Mm: perfect 9 : y : lan army of 5,000,000 men. He (the, working order. “Yt A complete assortment of all the season’s new- TF, ner Boe : ity?’ ; ed direct, from ‘the Isboratoriés at oo you .can rely upon, .the- ‘‘quality’’-of your -[| (Nor liane who are po-n0dly St Haarlem from atte Tnhoratgrrs ‘ ; : ic 3 + ee 3 ‘ x - porting Uncle Sam in furnishing the. They are not medicine. but o, A A : 1 GE i Neem him (the kaiser) “whic we will be unable to send any garments on a We can'furnst the proper pin, churn or ring fo? any [fetal ” ne. (he Me? a pic eet aera | At these puectal paices, WE ot yea - order. We do a,large business in that line. ~_ By ‘creating a wool shortage, it years and which has helped them to approval. » : 4 Fs | 3 : LAS ie qBanpane tence means that cotton will be substituted {develop into one of the. strongest, and rs NA ee | \ The ‘‘secret’” of our business sugcess lies in giving. ¥e- and-srices advaticed on all wool ™a-| healthiest races fn he. wor ia. Get ; ; | < i: > j ive i - 18. u fi or t. “Do. not. take ( betes liable, reputable jewdiry £0 tiloge whe ove pete com terake a tin from. Klein. tailor eadent saben e ealed “packages: ee t ~ = ‘ _ fidence. . : oe cleaner of Bismarck. and place vour ‘three sizes. * as sf / = . order with him for your new suit or‘ % 3 overcoat while the vresent stoc™ lasts. rhe =S cy F for from latest sto¢k reports there will - = € Bevo i _ be a noticeable itcrease in prices_by NEW.STORE le % oc spring. ey Sg WS NEW STOCK ‘ : ( Swat the Kaiser: Buy W. S. § LOW PRICES. ) “First-in Style” “First. in Variety” . P, (After the Goat Pe ~ in) ‘om fucdleu COMi FROM KAISER TO DEVIL. kaiser) having no love for the Ameri-! can people wishés to create 4 wool shortage on account of the enormous amount revuired to uniform 5.000, soldiers. thereby creating a shortage f / —Adv..9 16 ~ any we <8 G! 488! GLASS! GLASS! For all purvoces. Shield Elnse ‘cut: nd ta e Call on OF. Bismarck. Lowest prices guar: working, conditidn: and.‘you have noth- ~ Wisvonsin, whither she was called by} ak clup worker and booster ; = ‘4 A the death of her grandmother, i ‘etal, was in the city over Sun- at Ft. Yates The big elothing manufactur- , Society Item. Bay caine paca 1 : no. s.b ht ‘A. C. Townley and William ‘Lemke! , Baker a Major. sel MaetaRMaces | oa to euadaric: -ers are making-up stocks: bough a St. Paul "were uests at noon yes-| | |Word comes from Franeé that Capt. souri valley's greatest show-places, ‘last year, and when this supply is ‘terday ‘at-the- weekly luncheon given !‘rayne A. “Eaker, son of Capt. and Sra ect ii ot * by. Lynn Frazier. |e. Lp. Baker, of ; ismarck, -and: . HE eee een A tiller Beane exhausted there will be no chance 1 af wa ‘ } who recently, arrived in France, has} 01” rancl ti ee ise : . 5 . 730 Hunters. <7 | won a major'é-eorpmission in the Guat. Meee ee eae SE the to duplicate patterns. Up to noon Monday County Auditod!termaster corps. \ “yO.” which: c ieeet 40,000 ante Se ‘To chit , TUE RAGE CAL VS. TRAM RL PS acres of fine grazing and altaita lands Some of the largest woolen = : ‘© Chicago. : ae ss i . rae i 3 F. L. Cot sec “uf! N ie 5 on both ‘sides of the Missoyri, includ- ‘ d F 4 the Drearneaany Pee erie ecce art Scene from “THE WHIP,” world’s greatest picture which comes-ing, eight sets of ranch buildings, will mills have been commandeered a STH M A Monday for Chicago to attend the! to the Orpheum Theatre very soon. =, .., complete at the Standing Rock Indian by the government, and the boys 7 anuual conference of American lif? & i Mes fair at kort Yates the latter part of * he t hi ill be the first “INSTANTLY RELIEVEO WITH | insurance companies. * Na ae rf é i this week a €,000-foot picture which i> in the trenches wi ie e mrs! ~ i read “a paper on. the interesting (0) of HAVE believed by the Publicity Film Co. of Se Pewee _ y Mothers’ Social Club. subject of “Children of Warring. Na- | 1 Bismarck, which is doing the work, | My consideration, The Mothers’ Social club. met| tions,” and in response to rall cal IT TO’EM | te 2c te most elavoraie piece ot pie- ; y 3 with Mrs. H. \J. Woodmansee unin, sayings of children were torial publicity which the northwest “We are fortunate i leed to be ' this afternoon. Mrs. A. D. Galusha [8!ven- 5 ‘ Capt.’ Heinle Hollst of the U. C. T. tee ever Leon Bivens ror (pie ota well stocked with goo 's bought is au Red Cross wets $12.50. corn. shockers’ brigade, because of | of his own outfit of rough-riders, and 5 . deli F co lott of stovgrood whch © AY. the: fact,,that “an’'imporiant meeting | succeeded for the first time in secur: last year for this. year’s deliver'y, \ a and. Drought. in. to be ayetioned for called for. Saturday: ggening and for|ing the consent of, twilbioaded Stee which we can truthfully say we ? the benefit of the Red Cross was.sold' the further reason tWfat' the publicity | Sooo ay dbmeatic polith * , 35 ‘ bs y. ‘ 4 to Wilffam Ferri!l for $12.50. ‘department had not properly palpitat-| ‘ribal Sangee and domestic, politica: are selling for 20 to per cent 2 , Becther ut lecareh: tan? *) |i Mas, Sife'to: muster but nine Met a ort Yates this week, by spectal les than present wholesale prices - rother o' ismarc jan, and one boy. for e shocking job on te st dir A A 7. . iam 4) nhc kcchi * ~.,.|arrangement with » Superintendent ‘ : X : : fi By achat aunass, revi, ieg a] te Minn, #retertciacn Tarn Sat TR gora tfatans of tho tein |gge in Chicago and New York, ‘for % = 7 a — ~ 5 . 7 ‘ert ap Rew ¥ ‘ kK ill pose before the. . i 2 a brother of O. R. Raaeu of French &| Were they down-hearted? Distinctly | Pakota nation wi ‘ same goods. . Po | r Pp * d St Welch's, who received word of his/not. ‘The. noble/nine did not bat an ee ig. ey for jelcsaaee ; a viking opular Friced store brotmers death some Unie ag «| Shed into veara, drove {1 mes to the| sting Tall on the iltated eampalsn To date we have sold morasuits, = aaa So i gat't o 3 Back to. School, ‘|scene of ‘operations, and pitched in.| hich culminated in the massacre o i 4 2 “Bismarck’s Fastest Growing Center”. | Bj, Bbverin and | Joseph Sheahan Toft The boy, unacoustomed to isch viE-| COT Noe hig men, wil saga dheie hhapiaggrtee ee t under - = 5 Monday” morning:: for e, labors, played out, leaving ju ces, : oy GE — —_——- - Minu., and. South Bend, Ind., to take! gn even nine-to finish the forty fist srtbat ceremonials. ‘There will be wear, Nats, shoes, € * 1an we » : : u piheir studies at Si. John’s and and they.did ft, with the help of the more feiss, (oo. ‘of prominent In: had at this season of the year for ; : e 4 Natre Dame universities, respe Y-'moon. thereby establishing a record j¢an riders woose | 8 = ‘ >, e 4 * ote ' Father ‘Halloran. Transferred, | Which its believed will stick. EA Leer Verret ocuaeoeae the past five years; there s a rea Gee ar ain “ Rev. John Halloran of Bismarck.| After it wag all ovr, Mrs. 1redet | pictures, which Turnstad already has son, it will pay you to investigate. . chaplainto? the 126th machine gun pat. i¢kson invited the shockers to the} poo it ne Lelieves he will have a ‘ \ talion, “has been transferred from! house, where they washed some of the es ACE. 10.ve Sd nidledly. inter: j an 5 ‘ ake cam » Cody, N. M., to Camp Dix, N. J.| Gust out ofstpelr ey acu ten esti a salah of we it th cen- (Si ned) S E BEKGESON % : ite nC y . He writes that he receatly enfoyed aj Gown to a feast of chickon. Aint oe sire oicine tase frontiers ig Se : e ; asemen ore eee ee ne ra ca Ris mecher's| they did to that forty acres of corm) "M2 Ut mon bercherons and Here: : j , birthplace in New Jersey. Father Hal-| Wasn't @ pateh’ to what immediately Aa ide rom a has bate ee ahi ee ; : : a . ; i ° ioran fs enjoying his arnzy ex! perience | happened to some half-dozen <high- forda,. uEne ra nae pe Eee maid ‘for ° ae ae a eX x and‘hopes Soni bi is Pranee heaped platters of golden-brown | the Lathe ° Fe ae cil gripes ae i ah On Annual Hunt. trave’ers reported back Rome, much; > e x : 5 = \ ay i HDs Cammack of. Minneapolis, [pleased with the world duid'themselves | Charge through educational agencies. \ : northwestern maneger for the Kimball [and the. evening's wor ae He ae Standlt : Fy ok reserva. er eson on ke ‘ Piatio'Co., his:son and his brother, W. | Pee aia Hon formally adopted thd'*L-O" ranich Cee D. Cammack, and the latter's wife of - Bags ‘Fine Ducks. | jing, conferring upon him the name of _ 3 drfau Ove oe Little Rock, Ark. arrtved Saturday| M. J. O'Connor of thé Capitol strest| ore eatest chieftain—Ga.l. In cele- evening: for their annual bout’ with; railway, returned last evening from b td { this event, Bur iad hopes TH the birds, and /early Monvay morning bis first day's hunting with a fine bag retlon: ole film which he is now com-|— me pass. rhe Minneapolis mae hae hunt: with wenmege iy ale tures, and no expense will be spared |tyazel Hendershott and Mrs. Verna{tion. Wheat in some places {8-18 ed here every fall for years. eenY eee ce ‘lin getting good material at Fort) Hunner, both of Bismarck. bushels; flax 14, oats 30; speltz 22. Has New Tite... Bagi Ther yin ‘i yates, oh aiare Threshing is general in this secr!rye 25 bushels per acre. : Ne Private Kddie-Edmunson. who. was|, State. Auditor Karr “Kositzky an: k SEA ad ost { = a Tribune’: pe(son Roy and Depity State Auidtor . * A. 0, USW.. TO MEET, 7 r ico arfa dispatched to Camp Kremont,/4 day's hunting at itane. bake! with | fotze, Ne eo SL eerine ay ow Long Wius urrer Aes Calif, several. months ago, writes | their bag limit, of tine ducks, 45 birds bel’ in the © kt ' friends that he has just been ‘advanved {in all.: : ‘ 12 pelt: All members are urged to ‘From the Pan t] of Rheumatism? to the honorary position of daddy, 4 : Luther Léa % ee WN ke Is ther eal relief in sight? sibly reach these germs . < i z oe a: i gue. ANY WES $——— is there. no r *]/cannot, possibly reac germ : o if Tae or Mee Biatedene Snccie be The Luther League of-the Swedish COTTAGE FOR RENT. H Doubtless like other sufferers, you | which infest your blood by the mil- siding with her parents in Wisconsin | Lutheran. church will hold’ fts:next reg-| T. J. Tully has made extensive im have often asked yoursglé this quepy lions. « : wy ol # 1% wiitil fter the wat {ular meeting at the home of Mrs. Dan-| provements and has thoroughly renov-| ~ tion, which continues to remain un-| SS. S_has been successfully used \ gsi a ie , fey eundaule 812 ‘Main erent. next | ated one of his neat 5-r pm ectlaees | answered. a 232) for Rheuriatiies ie more thas fry i rs Concludes Services. Tharsday. ing at.9 o'clock. All are/ on Twelfth and Froadway. .|t is noy | Science has proven at yourjyears. Try it;to-day, and you wil akin Rey. J. Kiltener of Fargo .was. in| cordially invited to-attend. lfor rent. See our ad column. Rheymatism is caused hy a germ in| find yourself fat last’ on the right a the city over Sunday conducting serv- Presb: terian’ es! Aid, | 17 1t) your blood, and the anly, way to track to get rid of your Rheuma: ¥ . y : ices for the orthodox -Hebrew. of the; sby! Mr : | NY Be veach it is by a remedy. which elim-|tism. You can get valuable advice t The rogular socfalimeeting ‘of the ZAP. 2 ves th little pain |about the treatment of your indi- \ Slope. Among those from out of town A a r aid | . in and removes these little p: abou! e en y d E eo si Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid. will be held | pgs Zap schon ‘ hs from your blood. This ex-|vidual case by writing to the Chief \ who attended the services were M. ‘ ; Sd > Hay ons from y I 2 » y 7 ye . / Niman, Underwood; Mf. and Mrs. in the church parlors at 8 Thursday | the following fa ins why liniments aud lotions can | Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co., ® = c a Rochapen, Carson; ‘W. L. Rigler and een? aa _Drgeram ae ey ie Anderson, principal, Yo no permanent good. for they! Dept. D, Atlanta. Ga. \ Mill Sas ‘anged, a 3] Ss. Wi DQ see sent gees ne ee ee < . family and 8. S. Miller. Caren A-l served. The members and. their | : Fathlichman, Solen; A. Goldberg,| criends wil! be cordially welcome. i Breien; ‘Mr. and Mrs. -M. Rosen, Man-| {/eHds will SoReal. dan; L. W. Rosen, Mandan; Mr. and/ Save Pits and Shells. > >. Mrs. D. H. Schwartzen, Mandan, and! ‘The Eurleigh county chapter ha: tor Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosen. Mandan. received orders to collect the follow RUN Meee Sere ing’ material for the making of, gas ISOLDE MENGES, masks. Mrs. W. H.. Bodenstab has The critics, are still amazed at the| been appointed to take charge of the oe - ® vou work of, Isoldé Menges. who is to sive] campaign, and all;persons who have; e —_—_——— — eoncerts hereon Friday, Oct. 11 and|sayed any quantity, however small, v yk ‘ 5 tre! in the Aualtorliam, She ‘e ra are requested to notify her, so that i Fp 4 thought of as the super violinist, for/she may arran: to send for them: a 4 X the opinion of great musicians is.that Poseh, stones, anpricot pits, prune pits, 1S wee -we WI ea ure a she is the greatest musician amongst | nium pits, olice pits, date seeds, oe present day violinists. \ Her success | cherry pits brazit nut shells, shells of from const {8 coset in Canada has | hickory nuts, walnuts and butter nuts. een quite phen enal. _ | This wonderful violinist impresses iH 7 ;one yery quickly as possessing all the ‘ .| attributes of the man fiddler. She un-| AS YOUNG AS doubtedly .has ajl the necessary pow a ~ 1% 4 \ \ Jer in her arms and hands indicative YOUR KIDNEYS [eee of virility. and force in her playing. ——— | i Nevertheless, in her manner ske is The secret of youth is ELIMINA- | ! girlishly frank, and she possesses,the TION of POISONS from your body. qualities of feminine ‘magnetism. Ac- This done, you can live to: be @ hun- cording to the unanimous opinions of ‘dred and enjoy the good things of the London critics, she has placed her- life with as much “pgp” is you did Sy * seld in the front rank of violinists, ir- when in the springtime of youth. ¥ respective of sex. Keep your bady,’ in. godd :condition, 4 If modesty and gentleness ane a is that's the secret. * 4 ny > tugal desire not\to push oneself for-j - Watch the kidneya,, The kidneys i | CG, 2 SS ward are attributes of the real artist.'!and digestive organs are the main Dresses at oes) $25.00 tt as the distine nthe eneh novels . The kidneys filter and purify % Homain. Rolland, has 8a’ in shis ten the: blood. All ithe ‘blood passes x . 7 Be | my ro 4 vatume romance of a violinist. “Jean through your “kidneys. once every; Suits at - =. $25.00 S | < Christophe.” then Isolde Menges is; three minutes. /They strain or filter | 5 truly an artist. ~ out. the impurities. That is their i Plush Coats at - 25.00 1 | f Any WLR work. Keep thein clean and in.proper : i and +igorous. will be elastic. diate youth and health. 2 AL Haarlem Oil Capsules are import- _ Come in ang. que. dargains. Cloth Coats at - $25.00 est styles and colorings , “Foremost in Value”