The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 2

BISMARCK DAILY /TRIBUNE sya THURSDAY, JAN. -28;-1929.17-- “Must Have Proper Foundation. UNHUNNDANGASSURENOUEAAUEAUEGGESEUGSUCEOLONOTEED EAU UAUCOUDOUDLDOGUOGOAEOOONUDSOONSLOSUQSO08 He tore up his MAIL ORDER, CATALOGUE ———— Sf SNO MORE MALL (ORDER GOODS -anana a HANSON BILL LOSES HOUNDS IN THE HOUSE Resolution Asking That New Gang Administration be Com- pared with Old Tabled UUTUUUUUUUNNTODNREUUUOUEUUUOOUNET: Real excitement esulted in the house Wednesday afternoon from the introduction by Rep. Hanson of North- | wood, a member of the minority, of a resolution calling upon the chair to} ;Nume-a committee of two from the | majority and one from the minority ty investigate the expenses of the present administration for the last ESECHVOSOUUOATUNUDESODOOCEESSSUOEESENGLODEDASEE d from a sin- ¢ for some comparative data, or he may have only wished to stir) up the animals, If it was,the latter, [he succeeded gloriously, Personal abuse, denunciation of the gang, of ‘big business, the kept i s, the minority and and all whom they sprayed like shrapnel ifteen minutes before Throw that mail order catalogue in the stove and burn it. You and your family are wasting a lot of valu- able time looking through it. You are buying a lot of things you don’t actually need and are therefore wasting your money. i When you need anything in the hardware line, you can always get known, tested, reliable goods from us. You can see the article before you buy it; you don’t have it became so er Miller of Sow to order and declared that such re |partee would not be countenanced by the chair. Truce is Broken, 1 of Doanyhrook, nd other le Jead limit. Until ter OGSDSANNUSENUDSSONGA:CUONSUCNSUSUSUONUSENGOONSUOSODONENNNROASOSSN00S 3000001 to wait and pay freight on it; and w re right here to day Alberts had been an unknown fac- PHONE: 576 300 MAIN STREET Zi positively in Wednesday's debate. Sj ticu ‘onnor, each being of Celtic de- make good on everything we say and sell. tor. He is unknown no longer. Ue S/Patterson’s darts were directed par HARUAUENEGANOLUNOUCAUEGHUOUEOOCUGUCOUCOUESUHOOOEEH CHUTE HUTTE | There had been several days’ truce cent, each having the flu, and =! or armistice between Patterson and been advised by their phy no actual evidence of fraud or conspi . Bp RC HOUSE ELECTION |; son presented, and: the com: | hi COMMITTEE STILL s to be waiting for proof Clans that (iow mum ON STARK BATTLE) rom some source which would justity ee tale blood He | he unseating of Murtha and Ro-/ having this ‘are thrown into thei, Further ions of th quette, ; O'Connor nd Patterson met and tions committee on the | The committee adjourned this morn-| joined in a solemn compact to refrain election contes > held jing to meet at the call of its chair-|from debating until the flu-vbug haw a Jf | on, {been relegated. But then they kaew | a a ee | nothing about Mr. Hanson's little hand | Carney Coal Phone 94 | erenade. No one except the league fire-eaters, ; d only the most radical of these, t in man atter the afternoon ne Itho the committee ed t sides. was introduced, this morning r¢ depositions on iQ. E. Anderson Lbr. C. a number of So far sealed package with WRIGLEYS upon it is a guarantee of quality. The largest chewing- um factories in the world — the largest selling gum in the world: that Is what WRIGLEYS means. iVELYN NESBIT-S SCULPTRESS Now. \« j NASI” - Evelyn Nesbit, who, since she ceased to be the wif Harry Thaw, has been upon the stage and in the movies, is proving a sculptr f ability as well. She took up clay model- ing and sculpture a New York art school several years ago. / Here she is seen modeling a bust in clay. Phone 453, Washburn Coal Company, for Wil- ton Lignite at $4.75 per or Maller on : ton delivered. This coal No ink-wells were thrown. does not clinker and cen- :|tains less sulphur and lash than any other Lig- HEBRON NEWS. \nite mined in North Da- Jacob Elmer attended a mecting of kota. the stock-holders of the Equity -Co- ee : operative Packing company at Fat-} Old Hickory Lignite: sold by Finch go last week, stopping over in Bis- marck Saturday to visit the capitol and see the legislature in action. Representative Martin Koller spent the week end at home. Miss Altina Eratzel who teache the Taylor school has been at b during the past week, because the in is raging in that community | enjoyed the exhibition, which w particularly dignifi elevating, viewed from nd the | 4 | Lumber Co., phone 17. | in Anhorn of ‘Three Hills, Al- accepted a call to the local German Congregational church and will take up his duties os, pastor. ut once. Fred Mann has just returned from nearly @ year's ryice in various! camps in this country.’ Most of the time he served as a sergeant in the medical corps at Camp MacArthur, Texas. ‘i Adolph Lutz brought. his little} daughter ‘Marié back from the. Bis: marck hospital last week, much im-; after six weeks’ |f Western Sales Co. Diatributors of i ‘MAXWELL AND OLDSMOBILB AUTOMOBILES PORTAGE TIRES. GREEN DRAGON. SPARK PLUGS. Automobile Acces- sories of ‘All Kinds FILTERED GASOLINE Free Air and Water | BATTERY ‘| SERVICE STATION proved in health treatment. R. Theiring visited Bismarck on business last Wednesday: and Thurs- day. Corporal Boise ten day furlough been stationed at the training + ion at Pari ending & He has Marine Corps land, N.C. t eight months and durin: t of the time has been act-) yonet instructor. acob sfeyer returned to his | ron after ten months’ | artillery. He wa France about fiv been up in th spected matron, thirty: age, who : ib the s) her life in this community and Ic a hisband and five children‘to mor her loss. The. fitneral services held at the house at 1 p.m. auc St. John’s Evangelical church after jae interment in charge of Rev. A. Debus. Mrs. Herman’Funk entertained @ number of friends-at. coffee Tuesday afternoon é ¥ ‘ Corporal Boise B. Smith visited the} high school Tuesday afternoon and| gave a short talk to bis former mates on the day’s work of aD Mrs. Louis Roesch and two or th of the children were laid up with th influenza last week. but are gett better. Oscar Heinmeyer suffered a relapso wkhile recovering from the “flu” and) is ‘seriously ill at present. j 160 Hens—1500 Eggs M. Patton, Waver', PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Ld \. Day Phone 100-M Night Phones 100 or 687 Licensed Embalmer in Charge HARDWARE—IMPLEMENTS. eggs from 160, exactly days.” This tonic has made ‘big ess profits far thousanis of poultry, raisers all over, the U. 8. Get reddy:now and make big: profits out of your, hebs this win- ter, A- $1.00. package will double the egg production and: millon: dollat bank- guarantees to refund your money if you are not entirely satisfied. jend $1.00 now: to Ev J. Reefer, 'the \poutlry expert, 360 Main St. Kansas’ City, Mo.,.or-send $225and get 3 regular $1.00_packages on speciak discount for a. ful season's supply. Or-write ‘for his valuable freé ‘book that tells. the experienco of a ne it Jou to get our prices. norte Tce pi lware — lools — Harness — Carriages — Wagons SEALED TIGHT —KEPT RIGRT tof poultry. 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