The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 17, 1919, Page 8

Mohairs, materials. an absolute assurance $12.50 TO $25.00 ROSEN’S CLOTHING SHOP: OPPOSITE . THE N. P. DEPOT county track meet held at Underwood. WASHBURN HIGH st et men waster AGAIN CARRIES OFF TRACK PLUM the first track meet started six years ago, in the face of competition which County Seat School Wins 40 Per Cent of All Points in becomes keener every season. Turtle McLean Meet keep down the dust and it had dried up sufficiently by noon to remove any sticky spots. There was a big attend- ty and the grounds were black with Rosen’s Two-piece Suits for Hot Weather Wear For midsummer wear, we offer a complete array of feather-weight fabrics— Palm Beaches, Crashes, Wave Cloths, Silks and other tropical The garments are not of the ordinary sort, but have been tailored in the exclusive shops, which is ance from points throughout the coun-; Lake came in second and Underwood Washburn, N. D., third. The meet could not have been held June 16.—The Washburn high school came to its under better conditions. The night own again when it won the McLean {previous furnished enough rain to =——— ONE DAY ONLY—— FRIDAY, JUNE - BARNES BIG 4-RING WILD ANIMAL” L ONLY REAL WILD ANIM 2 600 People 600 EVERY ANIMAL AN ACTOR automobiles. displayed among the schools, every- thing TRAINS OF CIRCUS WONDERS While keen rivalry was passed off comparatively Under the supervision of 20 smoothly. CK 5 = AL CIRCUS ON EARTH 2 550 Horses 550 EVERY ACT AN ANIMAL ACT 1200 PERFORMING ANIMALS 1200 More Educated wild beasts than all other shows combined In One Act Most sensational wild animal act extant [ao escizegg AN ACT GORGEOUS Mr. Barnes offersas an added feature this season The Fairyland Fantasy “Alice in Jungleland” Seintillating Two Mile Open D. Performances 2 and 6 p. m. en Street Parade 10:30 a. m. Doors Open! and 7 p. m. COME EARLY There Is plenty to amuse and Instruct. One hour concert before each performance by Barnes’ 40-Plece Marine Service Band Complete Banking Do your banking business in a sys- tematic way. It is much easier, more convenient, and better in all ways. The co-operation of this institution provides more than safe keeping of funds and extension of finances. It provides accurate records of trans- actions that you make. It establishes your credit, and puts it upon a firm basis. Only a complete banking service, such as this bank offers, for you. can do these things “The Friendly Bank” BISMARCK BANK —that the fabric has been thoroly shrunk ; —that the trim- mings are of the highest quality; —that skill ‘and care have guided every stitch of the work- manship. Models range ‘from’ the — seamed waist’ tnolel” for * Young Men, to the con- servative. County Superintendent M. E. McCut-| dy, there was hardly a hitch in the. machinery, although there were more events with less time to hold them,| than ever before. Washburn altogether carried off 91 Points out of 297 made altogether. The school won nine firsts and twelve sec- onds and seven thirds, Rheimbold Reiser, of the boys’ first class, dis- tinguished himself in the pole vault and in the races. Ernest Klein did some wonderfully fine work in the 91 Points For Washburn. 3 | lesson. | pleading, for for the last five years. =————— BORDER QUIET — APTER RAD “EI Paso, ‘Tex, June 17 June 17. —aArior'thfes days of*{itensé/excitément” ing in,and@.near, ithe bord pre- simed its routinet vy ‘with nd! idl: cation of an immediate resumpt! hostilitias, All *Atdérican't rte back on-the areeeiser sige last hoe aie ana Bis Colinas Romewhe a south of Samal aaad Genera) Franclaeh ¢ any mai full control of-the Juarer:aatrtot. 11! El’ Paso, Tex:,"“Janie“17:--Francitco Villa and, his rebel.,command is be- lieved heading toward Casa Grandes, 25 miles southwest'of Juarez,’ Before he» attacked... Villa announced, his intention of establishing his base at Casa Grandes, and since he has been drivers from the ‘border it is believed he will. go. where.grass and water are good and: -establish a camp for his Gengy: ounces deity that maga). . Cabell effort had been 4a get the news of the American ed, tion to.the Americans. in the Mexican interior, | so * the; ther might be informed and be’ oni‘ Army. ricers declared today the puntitive expedition following the con- stant #hiping into“El Paso’ by *Villa sharpshooters. would have a_whole- some ‘effect and that the Mexican rebels. had been taught. a- valuable In atisWer to the objection that: the | expedition would bring down upon t the heads of: Americans in Mexico, Villa’s wrath brought forth the statement that the expedition was what the Americans: on the sborder had «been second class, while Herman Bischop, James Whitlock and Julius Meyer covered themselves with much cred- it. For the grils, Ella Chesworth, Freda Ekstrom. Hilda Grothe, Helen Cramer and Margaret Schweizer prov- ed point winners. None of these win- ners graduate this year, so that Wash- burn has an excellent chance to give a good account of itself again next year. Turtle lake, which -won first Jast year, came in second this.year, with 85 points. It had nine firsts, nine seconds and thirteen‘ thirds.” Under wood, coming in third-with-79 points; made a surprising showing. It nev- er had shown any great interest in the meet until this year but. with @ big high school enrollment it has some splendid track material - and there is no question it can come’ in first.or second next year. Casey, in the races, proved himself to be as speedy as anything seen in: the county meet. In the girls’ baseball throw, Wilton and Coal Harbor carriéd oft the honors. Graduating Exercises. The morning was devoted..to the first annual graduating exercises con- ducted by . Superintendent McCurdy in the excellent new hall built at Un- derwood,, ‘Eighth .grade ‘graduates from different sections of the county were awarded their diplomas. The feature of the program was an . ad- dress by Miss Minnie J. Nielson, state superintendent of public instruction, who was accorded a warm welcome. She gave an inspiring address. She pointed out the value of an education; it is the one thing, she emphasized, that nobody can take away from a Person. Coal Harbor girls presented an excellent drill, while the Wash- burn high school ‘chorus sang some selections with spirit. Rev. Leslie R. Burgum gave the invocation. .The di- polmas were presented by Superin- tendent McCurdy. ‘A joint graduating program embracing a whole county is new here but it proved most satisfac- tory, and as expressed by Miss Niels son should be the forerunner of, fu ture similar events. MARKETS” *¢ ———_______"# Oh CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Hogs, receipts 56,000;; mostly 30¢:to 40c under yesterday.average. « Top 50c lower. Top $21.30. Bulk $20.90 to 21.15. - Heavy weights $20.95 to 21.25. Med. weights $20.90 to 21.30. “ Lt. wt. $20.25 to 21.20. Lt. Lt. 18.75 to 20.75. : Heavy packing sows smooth $26, 60 to 20.85. Packing sows rough $19.75 to 20. 50, Pigs $18.00 to 18.75. Cattle receipts 16,000; otal t lower. a, Calves strong to 25c higher Beef steers med and heavy wts. $15.00 to $15.25. Med and good $12.25 to 15.00. Commons $10.75 to 12.35. Wie wts. good and choice $12.75 to Common and med. 10.00 to 13.00. Butcher cattle $7.75 to 13.00. Cows $7.50 to 12.55. Canners and cutters $6.00 to 7.50. to 17.5 Feeder steers 9.75 to 13.00. Stocker steers $8.25 to 12.25. Sheep 10,000; good to best fat lambs and yearlings 25 to 50c higher; others and sheep strong to 25c higher. Lambs 84 Ibs down $15.75 to 19.25. Culls and commons 10.00 ‘to 16.00. Wethers $12.75 to 15.50. 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