The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1919, Page 6

FREED BY COURT Judge Sanborn Holds Crimes | Charged Committed Before Made Criminal REV, FONTANAIS | | »,, Dec. 16.—An opinion | vorn is announce 1] in the case of J. Fon vs, Unitec Mandan, by Judge filed to plainti of Am ther he case to] clions to dis-| Carland | gs opinion. | ved this] who} na, for Rey July ntenced to three} the 1 prison at Fort} yorth. In the which} n to the t the 1 were were committed prior to tl of what is known as the ja While no informs than is contained in the from the clerk of t given, is believed that this ¢ tion wi The attention. iies wer a among them being T. who died before the time set for trial. Fontana is pastor of the man Ev. other char congr 1 people he hung on as pastor, and liberal following. Ua/RINE § Your EYES: | Milch Cow forsale. Apply at Gussner’s. ‘ BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE G CALL HIM SECOND TOM SHARKEY CC | ceived a knife wound on the border, '(GENERAL FRASER jis expected home t [on Mon |FRANCE LOOK Hundreds of Thousands of Trav- come to France, Hun sands ef them, possibly expected to bring here lars that will help to rebuild My Aside from the idea of cementing the two nations’ and one that will WW) ther y had to find ar A Little---or Nothing? Lincoln once said, “Shall he who cannot do MUCH be excused if he do NOTHING?” No question could apply more directly to savers. There would be mighty few savers if all amounts had to be large one. ‘ It’s the regular. its size. You, should be distinctly dissatisfied if y acquiring the competenc saving. You will find your kind of “The Friendly Bank” The Bismarck Bank North Dakota Bismarck , who he will meet Ame thing is and there is no room, in the hotels. What will conditions” be when it be comes” nec these ney. gue the cost of thi cen outpointed a record of never ke has fought many more fights | nzims 54 knockout | an ‘A definite plan to reserve rooms for coming on a man who; Ho submit the He re-!thembelyes not to cl -small, but infallil deposit that soon challenges attention bec HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeli like childhood days, your body free frot b poisonous wastes. Dr. Edwards’ O! Tablets (a vege- mixed with olive oil) id bowels like calomel s after effect. act on the liver a: —vet have no dan one nightly They start the bile and overcome constipation. That’s why millions of boxes are sold annually, 10c and 25c. but fully recovered from the injury. His record of victims includes such as Hugh Walker, Ole Ander- son Jack Thomps Jack Downey Terry Keller,’ Jock Moran, Sailor Tommy Purrel and Kid nd Hob Roper- have ‘y even battles. fought two HOME FROM FARGO Adjutant General ( northwest. | at Fargo} TO AMERICA FOR | TOURIST MONEY| elers to Relieve Repub- lic’s Finances Paris, Dee. being urged by the friehdship through bet- the tourist uioye- eth ely and = imt iy profitable Inciden department ice of Tour and to prevent An unoflicial corpora- by railroads, hotels, nices and others who protit < has been organized. It is h Touring Company. ire being sent to United jeans will he of SLSIOR k economic coming — might ise” in referring to. the proposed of the much talked of “million jeans.” Lt explains that “every: lrealy beyontl reach in price to lodge and feel s who do net Took at To remec such condit the yvermnent cy sngge that n heayy begins in April con: |ease ons will be more nearly normal. | ti! “about 2 FS rge more in the af el The lodging ficulties and the high|was started December 1. tourists has been inaugurated | cost of everything is recognized by all ¥ believed a great flood of 0, have been asked | travel will come in spite of the cost. | and to pledge|'The government's aim is to see that ‘lers are not charged wore the information: agencies that they are given ben in \France, num-jbut it i Rabbit kins FORMER MUSKRAT PRE-WAR PRICES COMMANDED BY RABBIT SKINS TODAY IN SYMPATHY WITH HIGH PRICES GOVERNING KINDRED RAW FURS. 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Bobby is going to skate before the f Huropean cities, ’ Here Bobby McLean, ‘ans of the principal id in making their stay in France RAILWAY INVENTORIES Properties in Federal Control Checking Up Topeka, Kansas, Dec) 15—Railroads under the control of the federal rail- road administration now are taking an exhaustive inventory, pending. the return of the roads to their original ownership, ti is said my rail officials here- More than a hundred ~ store- keepers and auditors of the ‘Atchison, Topeka and ‘Santa Fe railroad recent- ly: met here and discussed methods of handling the enormous job these =———_—_——— NOTICE COAL Wilton Lignite Coal mined in the State of North Dakota Consumers Co. 216 North Eighth St. Baled Hay Ice °' Stove Wood goes purring along the road, there is a feeling of security and satisfaction as he senses the smooth, even flow of power, under complete control, Ts the motorist whose car The quiet, efficient engine un- der the hood, doing its full duty: every minute, symbolizes the necessity for Continuity of Service. : ; The titanic pumps which sup- ply the city with water, the elevators in a tall building, the sewing machine in the home ‘give satisfaction only when they can render’a Continuity of Service. 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