The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1919, Page 8

COUNTY LOSES” ANOTHER WELL KNOWN PIONEER Axel Hedstrom Dies in Prime as | Result of Exposure to Bliz- | zard Last Week val pect it. the result of kidney or bladder dis: ease. ! condition, they {organs to become diseased. ‘ain in the ba ; ambition, nervousn symptoms of kidney trouble. Dont delay starting treatment. Dr. | Kilmers Swamp-Root, a physician's | prescription, obtained at Wien as 1 1. UNERAL RITES AT WILTON | \ In the passing of Axel Hedstrom | Burleigh county loses one of its most | prosperous and efficient farmer citi | zens. Mr. Hedstrom located in Bur! leigh county when this state was only | a fow years old. He filed claim on a! | to overcome such conditions. Get a medium of large s immediately from any drug store. | However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingzamton, N. — !y., for a sample bottle. | be sure and 1 Watcace REI PARA homestead und with careful manage- f ment and perseverance he accumu- In “The Man from the Range” a Daily Tribune. lated large property holdings’ in night only at the Bismarck theatre, | Daily Ps county. | | OCCUPY MANNHEIM. Geneva, March 20.—French troops ; have occupied Mannheim and Karls- rue, of the Dhine, on account can outbreaks there. About two years ago he moved to/ Bismarck as he had accumulated suf: | ficient of this world’s goods so .be} could live in comfort the balance of | U his life. Last week he decided te aera | make a trip to his various farms in| the northern part of the county to | arrange plans for spring work. en route he was Dilzzard that ba Dead Teachers of Live Topics “Some of our school teachers whom we intrust our pupils are ead and buried,” is the alarming informa- President. of City Commission | This exposure and} : used his death the} Advances Money Needed to " ay a a a 2 > of | 7 oe tion given by President, Daniel R join Lande weigher trend | Keep Agency Going | Hodon, of the Coltegstot Techmol | | aes ogy. Newark, N. J. “With the world] He leaves to mourn his passing aj widow and two sisters, and four brothers, Mrs, John lund, Alvin | and John Hedstrom, living in Burleigh county, Mrs. Fina Dosendahl, at Fer-| gus Falls, Minn and Caarles and Fred | ful and interesting condition is ng and full of vital. us things,” a sensational | revealed in the article “I Dead Science in the Schools’ week's Literary Digest. W. Lucas, pre nt of the ‘Bis- city commission, saved the al free employment bureau. yes ay when he advanced month’ $ rent for the offices in the Nor est ‘Hedstrom, residing in Chicago. hotel building and furnished the ‘Mr. tredstrom was about 50 years | agent in charge with halftime em- ployment that will provide him wits a livlihood while at e same time ; Siving him opportunity to devote halt | i of each day to the duties of the labor bureau. Our busy congress forg the free employment. serv: | United States department of la | the busy closing days of the s { . ea | Therefore, at a time w these in| It's almost a picnic to get rid of | stitutions e s peded. the i q Hus the “Gets-It” way. | HUSBAND IS HELD tenting itseit win just enough of You spend 2 or 3 seconds putting on| IN Cc r¢) N N E Cc TI 0) N: an appropriation to ntain the 2 or 3 drops of “Gets-It,” about a8j WITH WIFE’S DEATH agencies. All of eal aus ; must go, unless the communities in Dallas, March — Patrick | Reaney, local politics, was which they way of arrested today at the request of the Detroit police. “GETS-IT” PEELS MY CORNS OFF! Any Corn or Callus Comes Off Peac old. ‘He was loved and respected by} everybody in his community, and his | wife and relations have the sympathy of’ all acquaintances. Funeral services were held today at} the Swedish Congregational church! at Wilton, and interment was made at the Baptist cemetery in Ecklund township. all about ! e of the} or in} fully, Painlessly. Never Fails. Te: WIFE DEAD. Mich., March a wife of Patrick Reane: Doctors e Detroit. Jessie Reaney, died here last night. forming an autopsy Reaney came to her de: slow poison, the nature of whic’ did not discover. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK TICE TO CREDITORS. the estate of N by. reiibe unde executor of McCormick. | Use ‘“Gets-It,” peel off corn this way. mple as putting on your hat. “Gets- ance does away forever with ‘“con- traptions,” “wrappy” plasters, greasy | ointments that rub off, blood. letting | and scissors that snip into “GetaIt" eases pain. | ye Your “jumpy” corn shrinks, dies, | _ losens from the toe. You peel the corn painlessly from your toe in one complete piece. That's where the picnic comes in—you peel it off asj| you would a banana peel. ‘Nothing | else but ¢Gets-It” can do it. Get peace- ful, comomn-sense ‘“Gets-It.” Gets-It,” the guarranteed,- money- k corn-remover, the only sure as the world’s best corn remedy by; surance. Lenhart Drug Co., Jos. Breslow. i eereeeeeeesserssesseeeseee esas saree lee eeeeLEseeeeseLe eel eeDPOCEs ee IOe rrs weak to 25 cents Steers, 36 to $19. $15.50. SHEEP—Receipts, 400 head; ket 50c to $1.00 higher. Wethers, $14 to $15.25. Ewes, $5 to $14 MINNEAP Slour unchanged; barrels. | Barley, 83c to 96¢ Rye, No, 2, $1.58 1-2, Bran, 39c. mar- RAIN shipments, 39,710 pee ae : | | FEREEES HEDIS A Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up ea Foo. Vin "7. This bLome-made remedy is 3 wonder for quick results, Easily and cheaply made. SEPP EE EEC EEE a il dependable means of breaking up stub- born coughs. It is cheap and simple, but yery prompt in action, Under its heal- ing, soothing influence, chest soreness goes, pilexta loosens, breathing becomes easier, tickling in throat, stops and you get a good night’s restful sleep. The Varnish, Window Glass and 1001 Other Things You Need Our good Paints dry hard. You won't find them “sticky” weeks after you put them on, and when they dry hard they preserve everything you paint. qticred by it in 24 hours or less. Noth- ing better for bronchitis, hoarseness, croup, whooping cough, bronchial asthma or. winter coughs. ‘Tu make thia splendid cough 2p | in Risin ir syrup ake thoroughly, If you preter, “u ee ‘dari: fied molisecs, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, you get a full pint—a family supply of mucl ee eo syrup than you could buy ready-made for three times the money, eeps perfectly and chil-' dren love its pleasant taste. highly concen- of. genuine Norway e world over for fect upon the mem- pour 2% ounces of Pinex into a tle and fill the bottle with dh granulated 61; Our Paints last because thev are mixed right with the $ 3 $ N 3 N 3 3 $ 3 $ yi N $ N $ 3 $ 3 s N N 3 13 13 8 3 3 3 3 Here is a home-made syrup which mil- lions of people have found to be the most Usual‘ Eyronte and chest colds ere cor: | i proper amount of white lead and oils. For glossy varnish, paint brushes, window glass and putty, come to our hardware store. Use our hardware; it stands hard wear. JOHN BORTELL ne prompt healing baa id di intment ask Ee aie drnggist tor “2 “aie "ounces of Pinex” with i ce. Guaranted to give ehsote|$ PHONE: 576 300 MAIN STREET promptly The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, ind. eonrrcsccsscovoessccorseoeeeseelees. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE -tWOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROOT] ~~ - Thousands of women have kidney and bladder trouble and never sus- Women’s complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trouble, or ; If the kidneys are not in a healthy may cause the other dache, loss of are often times drug | store, may be just the remedy needed e bottle | When writing, mention the Bismarck | { o! | 1 in this | way, costs but a trifle at any drug s store. M’f'd by E. Lawrence & Co. sured? If not, let Chicago. Ill. 2 | ee J. B. Halloran & Co., In- Sold in Bismarck and recommended WEATHER REPooT. — y ‘ Kansas City ¢ For, twenty-foa: ours ending at ODRIS ROBERTS, noon, March 20. Meteorologist. Temperature at 7 a. m. wed Temperature at WB Higrest yesterday 33 GROWERS HOLD SESSION. Lowest yesterday . 23. Indiana ara polis, March 20.—What 1s peaualvitgg esr tae iy aa said to be the first state livestock Hi Best wind velocit 30-NW | Stowers’ rally in America was held af 3 - oON™ | ntre today with stockgrowers of ‘@ll Fe parts of Indiana and other states pres- For North Aad Fair tonight ent. Reconstruction problems as they relate to livestock growing, and clos- er cooperation in the industry were the subjects discussed. SEED CORN and Friday. Warmor Friday and in northwest portion tonight. Lowest eniperdtures. / : HOSIERY Ladies’, Children’s and Misses’—1000 and thousands of dollars worth, such as Silk, Lisle and Fibres at stock re- ducing prices. This sale will draw people from all this territory as the public knows when we, say Bargains it means ‘Genuine Bargains. UNDERWEAR Thousands of dollars worth of Ladies’ Misses’ and Chil- dren’s Underwear, Fall and Winter weight. 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Stewart, Mankato, Chicago’ . . 44 Minn. 8-19-10t Johnson’ s Bargain Jubilee Week CORSETS By the hundreds—This one lot at ...ONE-HALF: PRICE BARGAIN BASEMENT Here are the articles which go on’ sale—‘’ MUSLINES BLANKETS SHEETINGS PERCALES CHEESE CLOTHS SHEETS SILKS WOOL DRESS GOODS And a hundred other items too numerous to mention in this space. SPECIAL TO HOTEL KEEPERS . A wonderful opportunity: to stock up on Bedding, Etc. sGenuine Bargains. A ie fli Beauty ‘and Power in the Oldsmobile are recognized characteristics, fortified by a reputation extending over. _owenty one ‘Economy of operation, economy of upkeep, economy of time, true utility— are also qualities which make it a Es) thoroughly sound investment. The various body styles provide a wide range from which to select—and we shall be glad to demonstrate the car of your choice if you will call or phone. Western Sales Company Mandan Model 45A, 8-Cylinder Touring Car