The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1919, Page 3

"SAUTE . ee dae Coe ne get nea BISMARCK ‘DAILY TRIBUNE EASTERN STAR.TO GIVE CARD PARTY| \ The Bismarck chapter of the East- ern Star will entertain with an-elab- orate card paxty at the Masonic temple next Wednesday afternoon. All: mem-| 3 ‘ bers of the Bismarck chapter, visit- ‘ ing gisters and guests who are in the; city for the legislative session, are} invited;, together with Bismarck) friends of the order. The event prom- }, ises to be the prettiest affair of this nature which Bismarek has enjoyed for many months anda very large} attendance is promised. tary News | Col, Gilhrenth Returns Col. W.-C. Gilbreath “has returned) |- fronran eastern trip, ~ Special Mason Meeting. The F, C. degree will be conte Monday. evening, Feb. 10, 1919, at 7:29) suarp. ‘No business—just dad work. Herald Men Here.” “Julius Bacon, business manager, and “N. W. Davi editorla! writer. of the Grand Forks Herald are here lokiag bver the steam rotler. SH In’Bismarck Hospital. | Margaret WI, the small daughter! of Mr: and. Mrs. George Will in the! Rismarck Hospital recovering ym an: operation for the removal of ton ils. | ” ahd the Srending. of “the rittal, Fourteen mem Jers Collicr Man Here. oR, Arthur Ruhl, one of the ablest mem- bers of Collier's sti here to write an: regime from | ar Ruhl ex- sfirst-hand information. Mrs. egate to the which meets in V ril44-15, 1919. M the régular deleg: 0. AR. Meeting. hington, D. C., The regular meeting of Minishoshe Chapter, Daughters of the American egent; Int whom ae “HENRY WALTHALL: sn, ' D.W. GRIFFITH'S ‘ ‘The Great Love? An ADTCRART Dictace Se) g At the Bismarck Theatre Monday b. r C. d alternate del-| ‘ontinental Sarat .M. Martin ane er- Ttevolution was held Friday afternoon ‘esting talks on the societies of the! in the community room.of the city. li-\ Sons of the American Revolution and | equa — the enormous the world war. jhalt of the When the Skin Seems Ablaze - ’ ‘With Itching and Burning — There's just one thing to do. )the proper treatment is through the If'your skin séerns ablaze with the blood. ferd, ‘burning and itching of Eczeina, |S. S.S,has been on the market for real and lasting relief can, only} fifty years, durittig which come ftom treatment that gocs be-| been giving unijorm s atisfactio: low the surface—that reaches down|all manner of blood disorder to the very source of the) trouble. | you want prompt and I So-called skin-diseases' come from|you czn rely FE a disordéred condition of tlie blood, and search far and near, and you cannot find a blood remédy that ap- proaches S.S.S. for real. efficiency. pert advic! day to Chief s Specific Co, Dept. C, Atlanta, Ga. AueuunuenuauennuansanenueacavunvesussaGunauesueauasesuacas: ESTATE SUDUUDRACASUORSUOREAUCCAgOarOnEUOUNAN ri was down ‘in Minneapolis the other day wn busine: T have charge of 4,000 acres of land in Burleigh county, which is owned by a friend of mine in the. east. ; \ , I tried to sell this land to a certain speculator in Minneapolis, and he looked at me and asked: “Where are you from, sir?” My reply was: “I am from Bismarck, North Dakota, and I represent one of the best states, and one of the best counties and one of the best cities in the west. Well, sayg he: “I don’t think I want to buy any land in North, Dakota.” Well, says I, “Why not?” Well, says he, “The Nonpartisan League is going to ruin North Dakota.” Well, says I, “I have lived in North Dakota for a great many years, and I rentember of Yeading a pjece of history in re- gard to a great navigator who sailed the seas for years and years ‘and no one cotild take him away from his ship, and during a ter- rible ‘storm off the coast of Africa, his sailors who had been with him for years and years, at once saw that the ship was going down in the storm, and they begged of him, “O, dear old captain, for goodness sake come into.the, life boat. ”” His reply was, “No, sir, never. ‘I have sailed this ship ‘for years and years, and when this ship sinks I am goihg to sink with it.” And I feel the same towards North Dakota-and the Nonpartisan League. If the Nonpartisan ‘League sinks North Dakota, then in that case, I am going to sink too. ij Well, says he, you say you ‘have 4,000 acres of land for sale ‘jn Burleigh ‘county, North Dakota, Well, says I, yes. Says he; Will you give me the description of that land? Says I, cert&inly.7 So I gave him the price of the land, and the price nearly “knocked grandfather off the Christmas tree.” : \A certain indfvidwal in North Dakota: asked him beyond $20.00 per acre. I whispered softly in his ear and told him my price was $17.00 per acre. His reply was, Isn’t that good, and I informed him that the Nonpartisan League was passing a special law which ~ states that a real estate man selling land must state very plainly the amount of commission he is making on the land, which in. my estimation is a proper ohh and which should have been passed , years ayo. So I told im that if he would come to North Dakotsé and buy jand, the real estate sharks would not skin him, for the reason that the new bill that is introduced before the present legislature will limit the commissions, and his reply. was, Isn't that fine! Fine! He informed me that he atid a dozen of pris friends are com- ing up in the next two weeks to inspect the 4,000 acres of land of mine, and I anticipate he will buy it. : Now, in regard to this 4,000 acres of land: It-is in the north- ern part of Burleigh county and if I had asked $40.00 per acre for it last year I would have sold it. However, I do not want to be accused of being a hog, and I will sell this very desirable piece of Mand for $17.00 per acre, on very desirable payments., Deferred payments draw 6 per cent interest, If interested, telephone, fele- graph or write. : Be THA Lucas Block. ) LAND” LOANS — » OLIHAN ~~ Phone 745 INSURANCE sitter on of the chapter, port of the work | relieved | saved i | ports ithe thotsands of lives. a léading Chicago chemist, im- ingredients. and” | aiiments, which issréported to have incalculable: ‘suffering, pre- nted many’ surgical operations and |incluging appendicitis. Geo, H.|convinee or money, refunded, y druggists everywhere. For sale medy in Ameéfica‘uttde \onderful ed, mle, hiurmléss préparation’ that re- | moves ‘the catarrhal Tauceus from the} tract and allays the ufam-' over; des: examinations in month, Bx- perience unnevessa 18 or ing clerkships write for mation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, One dose will hold Men, {AUDITORIUM Thurs. Feb. 12 ar work done through Half of F each ‘Aris Lost 0,000 killed in 1 in ‘battle and an number sefiously wounded eof France This constituted about 1 Miebt ot outpouring | blood that 1i ight} ulso to the pe | who discovered a pei sUsegnrrneeeey “From Business College to Ban: of 83 yor women employed-by banks in Par; att aded the Dakoed Busthess Coile: +5 Hoeten “staduated fromr the Dako «Dak. 49 ofthateity. | and business men throughoht the North, y Dakota Busintss College grad- their thorough, practical training. Classes now being made up fot January term. For full information address, Mr. F. 1. Watkins, Pres, DAKOTA BUSINESS Suen, Farge, N. Dak, t= ca, . PRICES—55c to $1.65 Seat Sale at Harris & Co., Tuesday "THE PLAY-THAT HAS ROCKED THE COUNTRY WITH LAUGHTER LAUGHS EVERY MINUTE, GROWING nT lashes Novelty Catches ‘The Real Thing Wit THE ‘SAME GREAT CAST PLAYS THE PROMINENT CITIES Coming—Coramencing MONDAY, tern & Selwyn’ Cov’s Presentation Ideas D. W. GRIFFITH INTO AND PRODUCTION 10th—Goming Cleverest THAT Producer:of “Birth of a Nation,” “Hearts of the World” and “Intolerance,” greatest production entitled presenting his fourth and “THE GREAT LOVE” A mighty story of a woman’s regeneration No Advante' in’ A $1.50 Attraction at Regular, Admission ismarck Theatre Biggest Features... A Auditorium | AT 8:30—MUSIC: Hon. J. F. T. O'Connor WILL DELIVER THE VICTORY ADRESS This Is a Patriotic Meeting for Everyone, Saiea he REE *- O’'CONNOR’S’ ORCHESTRA AUDITORIUM L PROGRAMAND EVERYBODY INVITED 22 TNe Sunday Night February - - - FOR 3 NIGHTS COMME MONDAY, FEB. 10 CHARLIE. 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