The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 13,-1919.. ~ ORY i ~ \BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ~ K n ton. forthe: esi She other. Kas, } ' +. | a strong, * alified ehdorsement of’ A VELEN the Missourl-river -wagon- bridge pro- s! $i | + ‘OUPRORIBITION (2 VACATION — Think of it —$5 for'50 Boy ys! \. Whereas, The commissioners \ of | Burleigh, and ‘Morton counties have '|made..form of application to the Norah Dakota i acted commis- sion for a wagon bridge over the Mis- Total Alistinenee Leyes Worker ee) river beveen the counties of ortgh and Burleigh; and have made Says Congress Will Oppose | appropriation therefor; and, Wilson ‘Plan Whereas, under Senate Bill No. 201, a -the .recent legislature .passed a man- ee > Y datory by which one-third the cost ot NORTH DAKOTA JUBILEE) ®"ch bridge -shall: be -paid from the athe DY general. fund of, the state; and Whereas, Federal funds are avail- ld ii able to the extent of one-half the cost |Preparations Being Made for Big or cuah-brlager cesta “We Thank You” me words—$5 in Gold! And Meeting in Fargo—Capt. Whereas, the construction. of ‘this [7 yr § P < important project is of, actual, immed- ‘Hobson Coming iate, and considerable: value to every FANCY HOOD RIVER STRAWBERRIES AND SWEET RICH CREAM Fancy Cantaloupes — Bananas — Oranges Real Delicacies for Hot Weather: Fancy Pineapple—Apricots—Cherries: ' RICHELIEU. ‘LEMONS-—Large and fancy, 40 Cc Olive Relish _— Sweet Jerkins —— Jams vee PS aye ra note ea property holder througout the Slope; | gress Will not consent to Onel'.Bé jt resolved by the Missoury backward ‘step.dn prohibition legisia-| sjope Bankers’ eiuoclation, that we tion; it absolutely will not cqneur 11 m@sttheartil: congratulate | the: Com-| President Wilson's treachery to the mes joners a Burleigh’ and -Morton!| prohibition cause,” said Rev. .C. W:|cdinties upon this belated and im- so easy for any boy—any gurl! This is Ali ’ r > Finwall, field secret: f the Norti , J doz ee en mace ts ae gone te A N You ‘Have te Do Dakota Total ‘Abstinence association, Lior outae Se poctfally A perndoren National Biscuit Cookies and Crackers— : * pei ‘: BA NT SEES ER Ligon the North Dakola Stale. High If ‘you use Lemons you won't go wrohg | They are fresh every week and save all < Ask :yaqurtmother why Ny she vention of the Anti-saloon league. | *4¥commission to proceed with the buying now as they are rapidly advancing. cooking worry because they ARE good. ies oT have. ippaltive ‘assurance from Ronstructionsof this hgidge with ut- Fresh Spinach—Ri K ; thinks:Calumet Baking Powder is the | Jteaders.of poth houses that congress Most ‘dispatch, resh Spinach—Ripe Tomatoes—Radishes FRESH ROASTED COFFEE DAILY : best: Baking Powder she ‘ever used, | || will hot. back up on pronibitian, nef .sBank of North Dakota. Wax. Beans — New Potatoes — Leaf ala : p ; | | }matter what, President Wilson may Misia, aince ee BAN reenly Lettuce ~—— Cucumbers : Coffee market is going wild. 40 “Mother knows why: Calumet ‘is better ‘sp attempt todo, It President .Wilsou ghee then vara all: Bison Nort then ; Green Onions Priced today at, per lb. 35c and.. Cc attempts .te declare demobilizatidn’ completed, ‘July:15_and to restore the. liquor traftic, even in part, he .wili find. that he has -congress \to reckon with. America. is committed to .na- . if she has everused ‘it—and she can tell: you... Then: when she tells you, just write in 50: words, or less the best effarts to carry on business in a manner, and Whereas, stheir dation has. resuited in the swp-building jot a better and sreater North Dakota, ‘and _ We Carry Everything That is GOOD—Because if it comes from, Logan’s it must he GOOD Absolutely your last chance to buy.Soap at less than present wholesale cost. Bob White, Electric Spark, Crystal White, Santa Claus or: Lennox. 50 c terview I had with him, expressed confidence that congress will not make probibitisn. A partisan issue, but}: * : reas, the law creating this 7 5 E * poole for their approval or Sieapel best answer—in 50 or less words en, ‘yeason—“ Why mother likes Calumet | tonal: Prod Seer taclined ts Whereas, .. several ‘states have in- 9'bars‘for ..........00% MPa a Aiea taster. salen tg aunseagiine o's testa p's salginees ” dd i ‘oin= with its inthe: ed Ae dulged in, state. ‘pwned banks none of p 4 best. Sign your name and address, ' meth 16 haa pte addea| High are in operation at the pres- } “and mail ae us. That's all. i. |ReveFienP se ent time, and Patunday Deliveries. ..0....5.... 30 a. =: 2:30 and 4:30 p. m. Je i "Knute Holds the Bridge. oy ger amen Delivery on Week ee at : Daearnee ce cai -. 3:30 p. m. ‘ “Mr. Knute Nelson, chairman of the 8 ; : Fac be 2 boy or: girl who sends i in senate judiciary committee, in an in- ee cae ae Haat a. anoub. tor ome BOTH PHONES 211, 118 THIRD ST, pap operate a state owned bank, ne Ps mother. jikes Calumet best, Will receive a'$6 Cash P rize. - tion to the president’s efforts: to: Se- WANTED TO, BUY —Becond hand corn : 2 ‘fea : proval, . Holy ob peal aa ltivator. J. ‘C. Swett, Phqne 822X. \ Th Ont “Rules ” tion det Se ee ae “Pherefore,, be iit resolved, that SMENBERE -t . We a ee bey 5 uh ¥ | e 3 4 y ’ | ee erdue, and not even President Wilson, judgment or criticism on said’ act be} WANTED—Furnished flat or house for T p with“all his prebtige, can caeck it.” ‘deferred. at shis time, Pp. OnB eae eee: yeti 4 . Are hese : " "" “Pakota to Have supilee. , County. Organization. FOR Gel iano, excelieht con- Be it further resolved that we rec-|*" dition. Call $15 ‘sheth St. 6-13-3t Rev. Finwall announces plans for a prohibition ratification jubilee \.at omend. the organization of county as-| FOR KENT—Room with, bath, .gentie- sociations and that tne president of| men only. Apply Gussfers store, BA Brow 66, Ont ke and ris jn or u der” the Fargo on July 1-and 2 under the aus- Ne “8th boys any girs Ing aio wed to ‘enter pices. of the North Dakota Total Ab: this Missour slope: gtnyp te snstict; Reser ae oe é:I8-tmk whe stinence association. Great prepara'|t) Torn Creanizeu, to perfect’ ay Quaess J Schiioemer, redonta, Quality Groceries at Prices That Talk . tions are being made, he. states, anc in addition to a host of the mory|COUntY association. | FOR RENT OR FOR SALE—A well e3- rominent prohibition war horses of Be it further resolved, that°we ex-|. tablished Meat Market. Can also bel» P tend our thanks to the Commercial) used ‘with groceries, “Inquire ‘at 108 the northwest, F. F. Lobeck of Min-| cy of Bis ik and the Bankers o:| Malm St, Mandan, N. D. G-13-3t nesota, William Agoe of Wisconsi:. of Bismarck and the Bankers 0f| T\nqep—at Bismarck Hospital, as- and Capt. Richard Pearson Hobson Bismarck for their generous welcome|’ ‘sistant cook, chamber maid. (Onderly, a and entertainment during the session! call at office.) 6-13-3t the contest. y doug Boswer must not baye - Contest closes. a za Your answer must be F sin our officé on or before that date. ig Successor to T of Alabama will speak. A_ musicat F ALE] cres land, - setting of unusual note is being ar-/°F this group, ANQUED FO eA ire miles teomianrizon, ‘NuD.| Brown & Geierman, Grocers For. information address Box 22: rigon, N.D, NANTED—Young: man and ‘his ‘work ae fae. Agalnh :Swanst -Mott, (N. Day 6 FOR HINT Rooms in, ng ous 507 4th St. “Phone 1201, ranged for the meeting, and Rev. Fin- wall advises hundreds have al- ‘ol tdady, @ignified #MBits intention: to’ at- ‘tend’ the -jubliee. | 'Mhe sessions will open at 10/8. mi. .| July. jn the new Yutheran church Following.a drive about the. city, 5 in the, eyening, the bankers their anual’ banquet, at: which dresses were made by P. C. Remihs-’ ton, the new president ; Charles 5 Pet- \ i TURDAY SPECIALS»: aan | ae erson of New Salem, vice dent ; fra ‘eos ee iff | on Fourth street and Second avenue| tort i Hallenberg of Carson, se | OF SAUE =i ig A Be eae i. ie T ABLE’ < FR UIT if | ij north, pene Garey. he doesn ie tiring President/W. A, Lanterman of | une 6-18-tf : r TER t t the package | Marck “dry” workers have already) y¢y4q >, “Goddar is- | LOST—Conklin Fountain Pr Tthout i \ \ REVENUE igs ‘STAMPS ': Se Aono Pot, a ee ltasea he packnee pystes that they will attend the jubi- mand mid and H..P, Goddard of Bis: a, “iat oop, Bustneng Coit e vant Watermelons, Canta- Radishes, Cucumbers, Toma- so that, upon’ opening the same the eae ‘The banquet program closed with an | p59 oh a eroom io ol TO BE CANCELLED stamp will be destroyed. The ‘utial interesting recital by J. M. Capper of For KevT Nyuitlemen preferred, cal loupes, Oranges, Ba- toes, Green Peppers, Aspara. Dealers: are warged o-:ptatenient [STAs Of ihe ener remixed | DAKOTA BANK IS Baldwin of his experiences as a ¥. M-] at 208 sin Stor Prone eee. &"Inanas, Lemons, Straw- | gus, Head Lettuce, Leaf Let- issued ‘by jones aaa rey: or. cancelled, .must appear an the can GIVEN GROOMING world war, -sFollowing the feea the COLLECTORS DO NOT berries, P; ineapples, tuce, Egg Plant, Green Onions, v celled stan fm a: bankers were entertained, at the Grand | q i 1 3 i 3 i of whieh the eee air nedl: | iss ea -ipobeawiigtateg | BY SLOPE GROUP | jheuter vy the Provident fusurance Go..| GEE COME TA C ECKS Eating, herries and | Sweet ‘Cori, Néw Cabbage, || ot “ clnal,, axgigies Nh will be .stufetiy) et } : which Jhad procured a new. DeMjlle} | INCOME x HE! fra pol ‘ f A ‘ i celled when dhe sndiae vis welds Red), tne mio mato. le Ia iid (Continuga ‘from ‘Page One) comedy release, “For Better” or tor 4 : String Beans, Spinach, | , penile ere: poet nacelfea Pedesina stamp tq ke 01 fe, Hae ax inp impo: as 5G aaerene wv. | Worse,” ‘f Dis this occasion: The show! g 4 ous cangelling the stam, ds a ASSOCIATION J > Was thoroyglily enjoyed in-gpite of thé} Reports have reached. the on weau,.of| i taken from taxable articles purchased ae as than $100. SSAMES ae C. MacFaddeh of Fargo, secre-| storm, which’ broke before .the .enter-|internul revenue, ‘says Collect tte Janes: ‘ji OCERIES—— at drug stores, Coljectbr. a of the’ state /organization, spoke | tauinment was concluded, Coffey, that some taxpayers are under NN Regulations, 51, relating to the col- —S npon matters affecting the association,| Much; appreciated features ¢f th? | the impression, that revenue t|Monarch Baked Beans, No. 2 Jergens Talcum Powder. Spe- leotion ‘of the tax. on: tollet.,and medi-|.- Lasurance against loss by. Tor-| and two important resolutions were| banquet wére ;nusic by O’Connor’s or-| out to,check up income tax returns are}can. Special, E leial, 2 cans einal idrticles, provide that each stamp nado, Cyclone, Windstorm. The| adopted during the afternoon. One of | chestra, which had rehearsed an esp2-| receiving commissions on’ amounts per can ] Cc for Cc ve Dt sto a tarable article myst be|eogt is too small to be without. |these dealt wth the Bank of Korth etal Drogram for the occasion and sev-| found to be due.the government. The} Ste So ECR SAE ee oA} ema te ce cee cancelled .in-such” manner as «to pre- ~,'| Dakota, ‘placing the Missouri Slope | eral selections by a male quartet con-| bureau of internal revenue today issued ‘ ‘ » . a » vent its further use. “If possible,” the. Ask J. B. Halloran & Co. group bankers on record as preferrins | sistmg of Messrs, Halvorson, ;Humph-/a statement declaripg such impression Kream Krisp, market price . pee oe Toilet Soap, regular tf « regulations state,-“‘the stamp should be | Phone 96. to. withhold 1 Judgment of the instity-|reys, Graham and Wright. to he erroneous and wholly without, [38c. We have a small quantity Oc seller, 4 25 = : << = = TWIN CITY MEN HERE foundation. Revenue officers engaged |left to sell at, : cans for ..... ¢ There were represented at the. Slope|in checking up ‘returns, it. was..stated, per pound .. Cc mbeting number of Twin City Banks. are on salaried gels, and there is Be ’ Gallon agile, 5c including the First & Security Nation-|incentive,to add to the correct amoun' n’ i i i Nite Q 4 al,.the Northwest National and the] of tax due, : dere s ae ie ap in, all Pee galjon Mae Midglewest National of Minneapalis —S i dee 25¢ Libby’s Beans, No. 2 and the Merchants’ National, and First : seller, 3-cakes ..... . Si ‘We “4 c National.of St. Paul. 'There:were ele. f f Meauiich: Woreestershire can. Specia gates also from the First National o! , ‘ c ster’ re . Ob: ‘Fargo. yt” Sauce; regular 25c seller. Spe- | Curtis Select Otis, regular * A majority of the visitors from the LE cial, 2 bottles 15c speller, 4 in east ‘felt’ on the North Coast. Manited fix’ 39c el a centae BUC 5 . secs tessies i last night for Valley City, where the last of the group meetings of the staty ‘Now ts its Time to Got Rid of These Home Brand Asparagus, reg- Da ee ia Os bankers ig being held today. , Gye Sonal at : _ é Ualy ee sae Wlar 45c seller. Spe- 90 c » There’ longer ti est..net DESIGNATED 70 ATTEND WEST lor tecling ashamed of your frockies |» 8 ¢an8 fOr ««.- 10 pound” $3.00 Scans as Otntae-deyile, ftronging is pr | Dromedary Dates, ‘Special, 2 MBOX. oe eae sece The local iti fice has -been|anteed to remove these homely -8; notified that the following men have| Simply. get an ounce of Ottine—| pecracey 50c PURE wiGH ar SWEET been designated by the’ war. depart- double © atrength—from any ae : ment for admission to the West Point|.and apply a little of it night p : ‘ Military Academy for the term be- morning and you should soon see:that ginning June 13, 1919: even the worst freckles have begun to South “Dakota—William Walrath | disappear, while the lighter ones ‘have is Lloyd, Yankton; Morris Kelly Voed-| vanished entirely. It is seldom that isch, poe Jay St., Aberdeen. =“ more than an ounce is needed to.com- No h Dakota—-Leo Daniel Blank, | pletely clear the skin-and gain a beau- Valley Cit n, |\tiful, clear complexion. jctbare Hugh Chaunepy,dpbasen, Be sure to ask for the double In addition there have been thirty-| strength Othine as this is sold under nine non-commissioned officers from | guarantee of money back if it fails to the ‘army selected to attend the school. | remove freckles. The Golden Rule Grocery” FORMERLY RYAN’S State Auditor,:will speak at thefollow- =~“ ing places and.on the following dates: ‘Richholt’s Cash: and Carry © (Fixe 1] Grocery (ena tiayer] WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE js ne 23 Wilton -. - - June 23 Regan - - - June 23 - = =e COB PP 24 24 4 ‘ 1 . 1 —d i—) 4 Wing + -°- = June ‘Arena = - -~ =~ June Tuttle - ' - + June SATURDAY SPECIALS a i) ay oo: 0 L ) A] i ee . ‘a . j 3 cans of Corn, No. 2 size, : s Driscoll pit 8 AMMO LD A ete. 8 eae 10 A. M. “Phone 37 | MOL SSRN ce ccs ts ones ee 39c A : Sterling . . - June 25 oy) - bs) Ly 2.°P; ° SP. ECIAL FOR SATURDAY 3 cans of Tomatoes, large size, 5 Ic Soe ‘i inc \ i ; ‘ for ae sarees 4 : Window Shades in various colors; sizes ue McKenzie = --, June25 - + - =. 8PM. 82, 34 and 86; worth 75¢. Special ....-.. i++ 60c Or six, Wirt eneeee renee gen Dang F ters, 5 hem, while th ; BROOMS—Extra ee , 4 7 , ats Bay hse 06 ‘ a bf : sh ‘ a ‘isiew's 25c Regular $1.00 value ........... aids be .. dace ‘will explain decd Sf Kiddie Kars—A few of ’em left. We will close them out at Apple Butter in one pound 8 ounce ines jars. 30. Saturday only ....... ATS eel ettas ela Nineties ee Cc $1 $1.50 $1:75 $2 ~ Fresh Vegetables and -Fruits—All the Market Affords YES, WE DELIVER—WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE YES, WE DELIVER We Appreciate Your Trade ADMINISTRATION LAW, a JUDICIAL LAW IMMIGRATION ‘LAW ‘ : PRINTING LAW, FREE—To everyone buying ‘$1.00 or more of our goods we will givea CARRY ALL BAG. ‘ We now have Fresh Buttermilk and Cottage Cheese. The day’s expenditures don’t run up nearly so high if you trade heres. Always fresh ‘Home Made Pies, Cakes, Etc. EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO COME