The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 6, 1919, Page 3

Ye te The KNOX > SARIEL As the name implies, an ¢x- ceptional light weight Hat—the sort of a Hat that can be produced only in KNOX traditional quality. SHOWN in new colors for . | Spring. KNOX Soft and Stiff Hats, custom taiLoninc EXPERT REPAIRING, 5.E.BERGESON & SON THE UNION DAYLIGHT STORE | OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS-CLOSED SUNDAYS HAND PRESSING DRY CLEANING ———————— FIGHTING IN THRACE. Salonika, March 6.—Fighting is. western. Thrace as It of Buig- ars’ efforts to requisition food and ; household articles reported: Phone 75, City Fuel Co. For the Beulah Coal NOMORE GETTING - UP NIGHTS! Bladder Weakness Quickly Corrected By Recent ‘Scientific Discovery For Old nn! \oung. eee a 50 Cent Package Free What a wondegful comfort to sleep} all night and not get up at least once, and maybe six of eight times, every night because of bladder weakne: Have you forgotten what. the restful-| ness and luxury: éi an unbroken night! of untroubled sleep is Like? “Oh-hi-hum! 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KELLOGG CO., | 1430 Heffmaster Block, Battle Creek,Mich. | | Kindly send me, Free, a 50¢ box | | of Kellogg’s Brown Tablets. I en | close 6c in stamps to help pay | | postage and packing. | Name .. | Street | City ... | Aoan BIG ALLOTMENT OF FIFTH LOAN 10 OUR STATE Amount to Be Assigned. North- L west Not Known, But~Ex- pected to Equal Fourth COUNTY CHAIRMEN NAMED “The northwest. will undoubtedly be, called on to take as large an_al- lotinent of bonde-in the Fifth Liberty was called for last fall.” says Wesley C. McDowell, state chairman, in sending out instructions to dis! and county chairmen> “What North Dakota's share will be we cannot say, but it is fair to presume that it will be around what we were called on to do in the Fourth loan. What- ever it is tue loyal people of this state are going to see that our share of these bonds is taken. In the previous loans we took all that we were asked and went over on good measure.” North Dakota has purchased not quite $50,000,000 worth of Liberty bonds. In,the first the state invested $2,687,700; in the second, $9,660,650; in the third ©$12,102,400, and in the fourth, $21,657,450. The organization tor the Fifth Lib- erty Loan drive, soon to be made, is announced by Mr. McDowell as tol- UEY C, McDOWELL, chairman, Mariop, N. D. * District Chairmen. J. 1. Eell, Bismarck. F. P, Bennett, LaMoure. A. B. Denault, Cc. R, Greén, Ca Harry Lord, Cando. Harry Lord, Cando. J. HeNewton, Mandan. L. R. Baird, Dickinson. + C. H. Doyon, Doyon. W. S. Davidson, Williston. Grand Forks. Newberry, Carrington. R. Porter, Minot. State G. M. County Chairmen. A. G. Newman, Adam». M. O. Grangaard, WU: Torger Sinness, Den A. C. Christensen, Bil Munh, Bottineau. Bowman. 5 mer, Burke., H. P. Goddard, Burleigh. '’. D. Hughes, Ca Afchie Sillers, Ca F. J. Graham, Di A. 1H. Aiderson, Divide. Curry, Dunn. Chas. MacLachlan, Eddy. H. O. Batzer, Emmons. J. C. Hoffert, Foster. T. E. Hayward, Golden Valley. J. Lander, Grand Forks. scar Greenland, Griggs. . H. Hallenberg, Grant. J. J. Murphy, Hettinger. J, F, Robinson, Kidder. ’. H. Hutchinson, LaMoure. H. Hauser, Logan. H. oH. Bergh, McHenry, Louis Rubin, Melntosh. J. L, McRae, McKenzic. Karl Klein, McLean... Charles Scharf, Mercer. W. A. Lanterman, Morton. B. W. Taylor, Mountrail. James Lamb, Nelson. F. G. Wick, Oliver, F. A. Argue, Pembina. R. E. Wenzel, Pierce. Joseph M. Kelly, Rathsey. E. T. Danielson, Ransom. H. H. Dahl, Renville. = W. F. Eckes, Richland. A. O. Graham, Rolette. F. W. Vail, Sargent. J. B. Davis, Sheridan. A. .O. Schimansky, Sioux. Cc. W. Conn., Slop W. F. Burnett, Stark. M. B. Cassell, Steele. J. A. Buchanan, Stutsman F. C. Rother, Towner. O. J. Sorlie, Traill. R. E. Barron, Ward. H.-H, Phillips, Wells. L. C. Wingate, Williains. Karl J. Farup, Walsh. $33,000 RAIL ‘TAX INVOLVED = -\ IN BURLEIGH nes, “ (Continued from Page One) Stutsman vee ‘ {Williams ,/. $1,225,018. For 1917 separate suits were brougnz by the Northern Pacific, Great North- erp, Soo, and Farmers’’Grain « Ship- ing Company, to enjoin alleged ex- cess taxes for that year, and _testi- mony has been taken at Fargo, Grand {| Forks “and Devils Lake, in ‘that suit. = Subscribe for— THE DULUTH HERALD 7 — “Northwest’s Best Newspaper”’ ° Sent: by,mail to any ad- dress'in North Dakota or Minnesota for $4.00 Let us have order...” Sample per year, your copies on request. The Duluth Heeald, | Duluth, Minn.- psecond or two. Ne Other hearings will shortly be held at Minot, Bismarek and St. Paul. Tt is not likely that-any testimony will be taken in the 1918 suit until the 1917 case is disposed of. Phone 75, City Fuel Co. For the Beulah Coal $32.50 Week at Kilein’s OFF COMES CORN IN. 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