The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1919, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1919. LEAGUE MAKES NET GAIN OF 412’ IN RETURNS FROM STRONGHOLDS a tito Nonpartisan league stock went ‘up 412 votes over night on re- turns from Nonpartisan strongholds on last Thursday’s referen- dum election. Complete reports from Barnes, Cavalier, McKenzie, Ramsey and Sheridan counties, today increased the league total by 611 and the opposition by 199 votes. Today the vote stands as) vill be charged. follows on the printing bill: YES—57,377. NO—50,506. LEAGUE MAJORITY—6,871. The vote by counties, complete unless otherwise indicated, ‘is as follows: County Yes No Frazier Doyle Adams » 57 368 322 Barnes . 1856 1482 1114 Benson .. 1218 872 702 Billings af «367 176 118 Kottineau—54 out of 56 precincts 1998 987 788 Bowman . . ceee 595 465 73; Burke ws 1077 592 24 Burleigh—50 out of 54. 1290 1294 1096 Cass... 2282 3540 2882 1612 1056 896 989 766 600 820 369 572 $22, 418 341 644 302 983 719 352 486 580 491 Golden Valley IT 710 414 574 Grand Forks— 1445, 2425 1814 2259 Grant . 976 800 1068 492 Griggs . 825 516 TT 360 Hettinger ...... 864 503 652 402 Kidder—29 out of § 862 350 904 314 LaMoure .... 1568 861 1387 562 Logan ... 345 541 411 88 McHenry 1953 1047 1740 728 McIntosh 365 713 650 161 McKenzi 1495 876 1184 465 McLean 1616 1233 1456 936 Mercer 801 357 690 236 orton 1480 1627 1488 846 Mountra 1686 821 1841 480 Nelson—28 out of 34. 828 800 926 633 Chivers... cece bale 576 196 457 121 Pembina—37 out of 39. 1004 1587 1022 1242 Pierce ... S84 724 829 dT Ramsey . 1118 1341 978 980 Ransom . 1166 862 1128 §28 Renville . 1125 428 959 277 Richland 1396 2199 1581 1440 Rolette .. 1034 523 831 437 Sargent . 866 1112 873 808 Sheridan 709 314 674 181 Sioux . 155 273 262 284 Slope .. 576 380 822 831 Stark . 943, 1072 822 831 Steele 724 651 870 422 Stutsmai Wii 2256 1672 1242 Towner 845 677 153, 422 Traill 1103, 1259 1104 900 Walsh 1450 1969 1514 1641 Ward 1607 2049 1697 Wells .....+ 815 1134 538, Williams—46 out of 64.. 900 1580 861 57,377 50,506 54,517 36,735 New Yorkers Stop Over Here En Route From California Mr. and Mrs. -L. A. Gaux of New| York city arrived in Bismarck onj Monday from the west, motoring from California to New. York City, Mr. Gaux having recently been mustered out of the service at Camp Kearney. | They took the Midland trail from California to Salt Lake city, later tak- ing the trip through Yellowstone park and thence to Boise City, Ida. From there they traveled over the Red Trail to Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Gaux will go to New York by way of ‘Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Chicago. They traveled in a Buick and reported fine roads. While here they were guests at the Van Horn. j Ford Car Tips Over | “Occupants Unhurt As I. A. Fisher was driving a Ford car turning in on Sixth street, the car seemed to skid and ran against the curb, turning the machine com- pletely over. In the car with Mr. Fisher at the time of the accident were Florence Fisher, his little daughter, and Anna Van Vleet, and it seemed almost a miracle that none} of the occupants was hurt. They es- caped with only a severe shaking up. The top of the Ford was completely smashed, the wind shield broken, and one of the doors was quite badly torn. FRESH CURRANTS. Currants, 20c per quart. Phone 163. Oscar H. Will & Co. T1 St CENTRAL MEAT MARKET closed all day 4th July, open Thursday night until 6:30. at After each meal—YOU eat, one Handicap Tourney at Club On Fourth A handicap golf tournament is an- nounced for the Country club the morning of July 4. Play will begin at :30 a.m. Prizes will be awarded for the best gross and best net scores, and the tourney will be open to both men and women. An entrance fee of $1 oo ——-# — | CITY NEWS | Calling on Trade. G. N. Christie, representing the St. Paul Rubber Co., was a_ business caller in the capital city Tuesday. To Twin Cities. | A. W. Lucas of the Lucas depart- ment store left last evening for a short business trip to the Twin Ci- ties. Here Tuesday. N. L. Rockwell and son N. L. Rock- well, Jr., were in the city yesterday from Bowman, registering at the Van/ Horn. | Here Tuesday. Rey. O. F. Demeij of Valley City and Rey. G. A. Andreen of Rock Island, Ill, were visitors in the capital city on Tuesday. From Washburn. James T. McCulloch, a well known | attorney from Washburn, was a vis- itor in the capital city on Tuesday, registering at the Grand Pacific. From Moffit. J. E. Kruze, a well known farmer from Moffit, was a visitor in the cap- ital city on Tuesday and was a guest at the Van Horn. To Pittsburgh Post. Herbert S. Morgan has accepted an office position with the McKenna Brass & Manufacturing Co. at Pitts- burgh, Pa., and he will leave for his new post this evening. Funeral Today. The funeral of Dr. H. S. Sowles, well known Bismarck dentist who died Sunday night at a local hospital, BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE sonic temple, Dr, W. J. Hutcheson officiated, and the pallbearers were|trict, eight months’ selected from the Masonic lodge. In-|Mrs. Nellie Dunnam. terment was made in St. Mary’s cem- etery. term, Olive Stegner. From Fargo. pardese, Return From Overseas. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Eeck of Far- go motored to the city on Tuesday morning to visit over the Fourth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Bar- ton, 47 Thayer street. Burleigh Schools Close. Among the Burleigh county schools to close the latter part of June were: here last Italian forces at the front. CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY PHONE , u14 bth St. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET THURSDAY SPECIALS ——- PICNIC HAM—Very choice, per pound oe DRIED BEEF— Per pound .. Sausage of All Kinds—Our Own Make PICKLED PIGS FEET— 1 5 c Per pound ................06 Always the Best Select Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal & Lamb FRANK’S GOOSE LIVER SAUSAGE FRANK’S BLOOD & TONGUE SAUSAGE was held this afternoon from the Ma- MAIL ORDERS FILLED SATISFAC- TORILY PATONIC FOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKE and get full food value and real stom- ach comfort. Instantly relieves heart- burn, bloated, gassy feeling, STOPS acidity, food repeating and stomach misery. AIDS digestion; keeps the stomach sweet and pure. EATONIC is tho best remedy and only costs a cont or two a day to use it. “You will be de- lighted with results, Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Please call and try it. Finney’s Druga Store, Bismarck, N. D. is an annoyance to its owner. Come in and let us try to r Bis iat Give a watch to YOUR BOY. Of all provoking things it is missing a train by just “One” minute. A watch which does not keep “Exact” time can’t be done, let:us sell you a new one. watches made and charge for them reasonable prices. COOeeneeeeOIeaPEDELIPLODDOOOLILEDL OOD OF: Did you ever miss a train? NRA egulate your watch; and if it We sell the best marck—Opposite N. P. Depot HVUUNUUV ARVANA Many With sunny skies come del Sport Hats, broad. brimmed Straws. In color, the tints Blue. Extremely moderate They are chic, these new surely do round out a Sum any occasion. Many new models. shown. Silk Skirts of Satins, Crepe, Skirts of Gaberdine, Twills IUANEUOEOEQOGQQS}0CQS0Q000UUSSOUSOOUGOOOOOUOUOOOQOOOUOOOQGOOOEUUUEGOEREUOUE Webb Bros. “=, UAUOONUAOOUEDEOAGOGENSOGSDUANOUSDSSORDOOUSONUOCUQOEQOGOCOOUOUOUUDOODOOUSUOSOUSUUDOLONCONOOOUNONUOGERONODEOUOOOOOEONoOuCUOONOOEOgOCAUO OOD Fresh as a Daisy and New as the Morning SUMMER HATS Silk and Wash Skirts With a fresh Blouse and a smart separate Skirt you are perfectly dressed fo almost models, each one entirely different and new. binations, Tricolette and Novelties. of which are moderately priced. El IIUUTULULNTUVALEARLUUA AAG oo eee XUN MAIL Fashion’s Favorite Smocks Smart as a Dress, convenient as a separate Blouse. Comfortable, becoming and inex- pensive. Smocks are widely popular for day- time wear—in the house, on the street, for sports, gardening or shopping. Most varied assortments are priced at— $3.95 1 $4.50 Choose early, while stvles, sizes and colorings are complete. Mail Orders Filled and Shipped Prepaid GOOTELUOQUEGAOUAGUOOUOOOOOGEOOAOOEOEOEUOOONGOGUANSOUONUONOUOEOOUOOOOES New Summer. Dresses Anticipating the hot Summer weather we have been planning for months ahead, with the result that never before have we assem- bled such an enormous assortment of sheer, filmy Frocks as we offer now for your selec- tion. The styles are all the season’s newest but they are so numerous that you surely will aod one especially adapted to your individu- ality. Bewitching ightful Hats for all Summertide occasions. There.are simple models of Georgette Crepe, exquisitely picturesque creations of Leghorn, flower wreathed and Georgette faced, light, airy Organdies and beautiful of Summer Dresses are reflected — White, Rose, Pink and prices. NUCUNUONCREGUNOGUGAOOOUOUOONENRONEOOOOUCONOONOOOUGONUGUAUAOOOONONOGEONG duduUnououaoonOcegOOaND Skirts and they mer outfit. Characteristic , Georgette com- Wash and Linens. All William C, Rew, Y. M. C. A. work- er and well known in the city arrived) evening, having returned from Italy where he was with ‘the Mr. Rew, will speak at the mid-week prayer meeting tonight in the basement at McCabe M. E. church and will tell of June 18, Schoo! No. 1 in Logan dis- teacher: June 27, School No. 1 Crofe district, }seven months’. term, teacher Mrs. hl 8 i old friends are out tonight, and hear today for their. home them. , expect. groceries on the as good as can a..pound.. Phone 209 Friday being will CLOSE DAY NIGHT We have all may need for right. lives in.” Up, and keep worthy work. HNEAUUUUHUNOARENUTAREAEUAGETAATTOOEAUTACUANTOAEOCAUAAANETAA RUAN UAAENE ATONE ATETATTOAU UATE OEUOAENUOETOAUUUOUROOASURAUAOREUGOUUOEUUAEUEAEEEGROEAOUOEOUOUUONENAEUUOOUAOEUOGOUEGOEOGEUONEU ASOLO ome of his experiences in Itay. All } Bismarck Hospital Notes. ‘Mrs, A, B. Bankstrom and baby le BROWN Our Success Proves That Service Counts We firmly believe that our suc- cess has been due to one thing. Never being afraid of doing too murch for our customers. We've served our patrons instead of being satisfied with just selling things for a cash profit. And we are always going to serve We are always going to give them just a little more than they This means that we not only keep our shelves filled with the best we suggest things to our customers which we think are especially fine. For instance—Monarch Coffee— be bought; equal to any 60 or 65 cent Coffee on the market, and we s Watermelons Apricots New Potatoes——Cabbage Thursday deliveries. .... ious Fourth we are go- ing to celebrate and we will be closed all day so we want you to help us as well as yourself and get your orders in early Thursday as we nic or outing and our prices are always ! PAGE 3” Mrs. George Gade) invited to come|New salem leave him, at Wilto Q. 5. 8. the store Thur: and-10:30 a. m.; 5p. m closed until morning July. consist of ket. CHERRIES PEACHES For instance, we are always go- ing to give them the benefit of our knowledge of good groceries, market, but that ell it for only 50¢ “We Thank You” ;—-——_4 “Let Her Buck” Have a good time, we're going to. . We will close THURSDAY AT 6:30 Cantaloupes Peaches And Everything Else The McConkey Commercial Company 510 Broadway the Glor- THURS- AT 6:30. the well known brands of sta- <4 ple goods that you!¢ your pic- WE ARE OFFERING SOME ‘BIG BARGAINS 7 Abraham Lincoln said: “T like to see a man proud of the place he So do your neighbors} Economy as well as pride say: “Clean Up and Paint it up.” We say, come to us for everything you need in this _.COME IN AND GET OUR PRICES today . for their home, the baby having been a patient for a short time at the hospital. rs. Fred Wentz left the: hospital for her home, at .Napoleon. JONES Our deliveries will leave same as Saturday, viz. 9 The store will close at 6:30 to remain and we shall celebrate in a manner be- fitting all true American citizens on the 41th of Our stock for Thursday everything seasonable on the mar- |: FRUITS PLUMS BANANAS VEGETABLES NEW POTATOES WATERMELONS CANTALOUPES CUCUMBERS TOMATOES, ETC. ETC. CREAM LOGAN’S Cherries Tomatoes .9-10:30 a. m.; 2:30-4:30 p. @ and baby ‘ot TT sday the 2:80 and Saturday ETC. Plums