The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1919, Page 8

PAGE 8 ea tRra BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE : WORK ON THIRD PAVING DISTRICT BEGINS JULY 24 City Commission Completes Last Preliminaries by Reducing ‘Area 12 Blocks CONNECTIONS TO BE MADE All Necessary Excavations in Streets Must Be Completed Before July 28 Final action on Bismarck’s third} big street improvement project was taken at an adjourned meeting this! morning, when the district was re- duced from 4 1-2 to approximately four miles by the elimination of 11 ‘blocks in sparsely settled territory where it was not felt, although a ma- i The Oldest and Largest Bank in this sectionof the State jority of the property-holders favored !concrete. The first district was pav- paving, that the values were not high enough to warrant such an improve- ment at this time. The commission cut out all paving on Avenue CG, two blocks on Broad- way, from Washingion to Hannafin, and Griffin and Anderson streets from Thayer to Rosser. ‘This leaves a compact district of 52 blocks as compared with an original area of 64. The commission ordered all neces- sary sewer connections made in the new improvement district before July 28. Senator Gil W. Haggart of Far- go, head of the Haggart Construction Co., which has the paving contract, | this morning advised City Engineer Atkinson that he will be on the job with his paving crews next week, and that excaveting will begin not later than July 21. The new district is the first in Bis- jmarck to be paved with reinforced CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Farmers This bank is in, a posi- tion to render assistance to farmers of this section in connection with’ the cultivation of land and other phases of general farming. As. a. bank prospers only as do its customers, the First National Bank is very anxious to do all in its power to promote the prosperity of Bur- leigh county and sur- rounding territory. The next time you are in Bismarck, call at the bank. We will gladly fur- nish any information you may desire. Established 1879 ed with bitulithic, the second with sheet asphalt, and the alleys in the down-town section with plain con- crete, of which several miles has giv- en good service for the last year or two. City Engineer Atkinson regards the specifications for Bismarck’s new paving as the best that have ever been offered in this section of the northwest, and he is confident that Bismarck will get an excellent job, When completed the capital city, which at this time three years ago did not have a single block of paving, aside from the driveways surround- ing the Northern Pacific station, will have 15 mles of modern streets. This improvement has done more to con- tribute to the progress of Bismarck than anything else undertaken during its almost 50 years’ existence, not excepting the bringing here of the territorial capital in 1883. NORTH COAST LIMITED TO RUN IN SECTIONS Effective with the North Coast lim- ited leaving St. Paul on Thursday. night and leaving Spokane next Sun- day and continuing until ‘further no- tice, H. V. Wilmot, traveling passen- ger agent of the Northern Pacific, ad- vises that trains Nos. 1 and 2 will operate in two sections between St. Paul and Spokane. The first section will consist of a mail car, dynamo car, diner and two standard sleeping cars; between Portland and Chicago, one standard sleeper; between Seattle and Chicago, one standard sleeper; between Spokane and Chicago obser- vation car.. The second section will be made up in the same way, but will include a smoker and tourist car from Spokane to Chicago. iner-to-St. Paul sleeper ‘ will. be handled on section No. 2 from Living- ston to St. Paul. ‘Leaves for South. ; Mrs. G. H., Coleman will leave this evening for Minneapolis, Kansas City and Oklahoma and Tennessee points. mere she plans to make an extended visit. “BAYER CROSS” ON GENUINE ASPIRIN “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” to be genuine must be marked with the safety “Bayer Cross.’ Always buy an unbroken Bayer package which con- tains proper directions to safely re- lieve Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Colds and pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few) cents at drug stores—larger packages. also. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacid-|* ester of Salicylicacid. rv S RHE 7B EVERAGE Tho all- year-round sott drink Serve your guests with Bevo ---g0es especially swell with light repasts, buffet suppers, chafing dish dainties, fish and lobster dishes , wild game, cold cuts of meats, sausages, sardines, cheese or spaghetti. --~ Bevo is the friend of food and fellowship. Sold orerywhore - Famihos su Visitors are invited to inspuet our plant ANHEUSER-BUSCH Wholesale Distributors Gamble-Robinson Fruit Co., BISMARCK, N. D. shed by grocor deugdist and dealer. ST.LOUIS UNION OF SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES IS FORESEEN The Gard-} * MARKETS | * CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. Hogs, reecipts 25,000; mostly 10c to 15c higher, than yesterday's gen- eral trade. ote “Top $22.95 a new record. Bulk $21.50 to 22.50". Heavy. weights $22.00 te 22.80. Medium ‘weight, $21:85. to 22.90. Light weight $21.75° to 22.95. Light light $20.25 to. 22.65. ‘Heavy packing sows smooth $21.35 to 21.85. ‘ Packing sows rough, $20.50 to 21.25. Pigs $18.75 to 20.25. Cattle receipts 6,000; ‘unsettled. Beef steers medium and heavy weights, choice and prime $16.25 to 17.40% rf Medium and good $1360 to 16.25. * Common $11.35 to 13.60. Light'weight-good and choice $14.50 to 17.00. Re Common and medium $10.40 to 14.50, rea , Butcher cattle $8.25-to 15.00. ‘Cows $8.00 to 13.25. Canners cutters $6.65 to $8.00. Veal calves It and handy weight, $18.25 to 19.25. “Feeder steérs $9.50 to 12.50. Stocker steers $8.25 to 11.25. Sheep 14,000; firm. Lambs 84 Ibs ‘down $14.85 to 17.50. Culls and commons. $3.00 to 6.60. Yearling wethers $10.50 to 14.25. Porsche medium and choice $7.00 to “Culls and commons $3.00 to 3.60. GOOD MORNING! ™ N. E. A. Washington Bureau. Washington, D. C., July 11—The den, Norway and Denmark—united al- ready by bonds of common language, laws and‘ customs, will in the near, future be united as one nation under one. king. s That's the belief of Lars Larson- Ledet,"one of Denmark's — greatest newspaper . editors, who has been slowly. and quietly advocating a union of the three nations ever sinve the war taught them the necessity of close’ cooperation to keep alive. The united nation probably would take the name Scandinavia. “Since Sweden and Norway were separated. in 1905,” said Larsen-Ledet, “the friendship between the: ‘two countries"has increased and has been immensely strengthened by the war. “Denmark and Norway speak prac- tically the same language—differing only as the English spoken in Eng: land and in the United States dif. fers. Sweden is a trifle’ different, land. but still every Norwegian and every Dane can understand Swedish, and every Swede can understand Danish. “Our civil laws are practically the same, our customs are the saine—in nearly every particular we are one people. Why not one large nation in- stead of three small ones?” Mr. Larsen-Ledet believes Finland would become a member of such a united state because of the prepond- erance of Scandinavian people in Fin- iis OPEN ALL NIGHT During the balance of the season, beginning tonight, our garage will be open all night ready to serve motorists with gasoline, supplies and storage. If you are not storing your car in our clean, fireproof building, this all-night service should interest you. If you are not taking advantage of our up-to-the-minute garage service, we're both losing. Lahr Motor Sales Co. Distributors of Willys-Overland Cars, International Trucks, W. E. Power and Light Plants, Federal Tires, and Vesta Batteries. FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1919. 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