The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 8

PAGE 8, NORTHWESTERN PIONEER DIES ery BRINTON PRESS GRAFT MEASURE LEAST POPULAR (Continued from Page One) |BISMARCK ELKS ‘TO PARADE, FEED AND BRAND 15 MAVERICKS TONIGHT Tonight will be a big night in Bis-| the Slope, and’ the big. cemerontal marck Elkdom, FEeginning with a] session): which Awill cont ue. until long will be remomnbere BE. K, Bitz: ing of Mandan, deputy grand exalted ruler, will assist with the = iron, Bismarck lodge, active in all pa triotig works during, the’ war, now ig tering its attention to the building| up of its membership, Large numbers of applications are being gecelyed, and there is prospect for the Initiations of several large classes before a respite is taken for the summer soltice. The joags is in a prosperous’ cond: tion, It soon will let contracts for the erec: tion of the three business houses on its léts on Main street, and the ensu- ing yecr promises to be an unusually busy and profitable one forethe order. the measure. Only one or two of the parte corn at 6 elect hel after. nitdnight, will’ be dne which ” e antlered ordes mare In full r = AP i A T A GE 0 F 8 { Teague leglslatdrs, did, feyatnough two galia to tuneful wheezes of their own dozen or more weer ‘stockholders in| Rijlion Dollar Band, there will ensue ORE’ THROAT ——es newspapers which they knew would |an elaborate banquet, at which covers "4 receive from $6,000: to $10,000 per an-| Will be laid for 150 Bills, and then fol or Tonsilitis, gai Mrs. F. D. Kohler, Mother of i lows’ the affixing of antlers on the fev- ‘with warm suze num in public patronage as a result of the Brinton bill. 5 Brinton, however, could not muster Answers Summons sufficient | strength’ in the house to eae ‘clap on the emergency, giving the Mrs, FD. Kohler, the mother of} pill immediate effect. Three desper- Mrs. Max Kupitz and Mrs. A. W. | ate attempts were made, Threats and Lucas, died last night about 11 o’clock | intimidation, were resorted to. aor at St. Alexius hospital, after a pro Stark county delegation of the minori- - i ‘ ty were won over when they were in- longed illness, death resulting from|formeq that Governor Frazier had causes incident to old age. promised Brinton he would veto the Mrs. Kohler was 81 years old, and| Dickinson normal appropriation ff the she was born in Boston, Mass. She Stark county men did not vote for had spent most of her life at Water-| Brinton’s newspaper grab. There were town, Minn., and for the past two or honest leaguers\who held out, how- three years had been visiting in Bis- ever, and’ the law, if not rejected marck more or less,,with her daugh-| June 26, does not take effect till ters, Mrs. Kupitz and Mrs, Lucas. Mrs.| July 1. Kohler’s husband died four years ago The deceased leaves eight, chNdren all of whom are married. © There are three daughtrs and four sons. The daughters are Mrs, Max Kupitz and Mrs. A. W. Lucas of Bismarck ‘and ered brows of fifteen mavericks, cor-| ralled from all parts of the Bismarck jurisdiction. There will be distinguished visitors, high officials of Elkdom and other no- table good fellows from all parts of! Prominent Bismarck Women, water, then’ apply— off | “First (Call to Summer Travelers! “YOUR BODYGUARD" - OF, 607, 1.20 Saturday and Sunday Specials Tango Sundae ~ ‘Cupid Special Talal A Sale of Luggage Time to be laying your plans. | And next in importance to your Mrs. John Boylan of Watertown, Minn. The sons are Dr. C. H, Kohler and Dr. George A. Koliler of Minne! apolis, Dr. Fred G. Kohler of Stewart, Minn., W. F. Kohler of Winona, Minn., and F, X. Kohler of Glencoe, ‘Minn. The remains ‘of Mrs. Kohler will be Pineapple Temptation Bittersweet Sundae Fresh Strawberry Sundae i : ‘ Fresh Strawberry Soda summer clothes comes a Bag ora Trunk, ‘This little May Sale will save you enough money to buy another dress or hat, perhaps, or to stay a little longer. : shipped on No, 2 this evening to Wa- tertown, Minn, for burial, and will be accompanied by Mr. and ‘Mrs. A. W. ucas..and Mrs. Max Kupitz. The funeral arrangements have not been| ~ entirely completed, but funeral serv- ices will probably be held on Sun- _ Banana Split with Fresh Strawberries .Good, dlenandaple pieces that will “stand the racket.” ~ On All Louahes at os bid -ROSEN'S CLOTHING SHOP McKenzie Hotel Block | ‘SURPRISE. SALE eae WONDER 5 and 06 Store "CHILDREN'S WASH ‘Fresh Lime Freeze “< ” day. Se eh is ebing psa Fresh Strawberry Sherbert ROBERT FULLER it, totem polen Pineapple’ Sherbert * tal life, fisher TO BE EXAMINER| Marmarth Paper Claims Beach Man Is Slated The Marmarth Mail intimates that Major Jim Waters, former bank exam- iner of the Bank of North Dakota, and former Sheriff Seaman A. Smith, now acting state transportation officer and who is to be made warden of the state penitentiary when Mr. Townley succeeds in ousting the recalcitrant board of control through the medium of the board of education bill which abolishes this commission July 1, if the act is not rejected at the special referendum election to be held June Fresh ay Ice Cream Banana Ice Creaht Want 6 ‘Strawberry Short Cake “Made and Served with Care for People who Care.” Hoffman's Chocolate - Shop bracing air—will juvenate you nothing else. 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