The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1920, Page 7

‘ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1920” LOR THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 1920 : rs Guha m SEVEN ~ Now, Tuct Listen Gh —% rita rae sera eae, DOINGS OF THE DUFFS. The Event Makes Helen ‘Suspicious. Fat steers, $6,50:to $17.25, hy <n g “BY ALLMAN [Flasher Organizes if WANT COLUMN ‘ A A ° > What Dolores Says || cows sa nesters, 9050 tb sts. ae = ee nies Holstein Circuit ¢ a oe soap Br tR eras hn - GEE, | HAVEN'T BoucHT LITTLE SURPRISES Another impetus Given Dairying HELP WANTED—MALE ‘ 4) AG Prriateaiake oA aia MY WIFE A Box OF 11) | These ARE REALL wuAT. ices in weeial Mac: waked i! { S Sheep receipts. 500. "Steady. CANDY IM A LONG TIME. PUL HE Oe a ALL ‘ ; Two unusually attractive openings ( Jamis, $8 to$20, ' {LL JUST Go IN AND GET AFTER ALL- WERE ton "(gor iumber yard “managers; one of Buen tose WER A ENE Pouud Bok ALITTLE CARELESS ABUT 7 Saar Hnolemeut bustsone Hore! taut wep 8. SoS, RicHT” Now — 7) wT - — 3 Mandan, Feb, 2—Morton county |]? jackson, Devils Lake,” North * Be SSN BABOEI GRAIN, dl h i 2 | ae eit Hobsteu | Dakota. 1-17-tf MINNEAPOLIS G d Ye eee nme re redits, the second one hay- Wheat receipts 278 cars compared i 4 i ing heen organized last week as the aC Te: poiceege det eb Te ' wih 11 ears a year ago. fs ps if Flasher Holstein, Breeders’ iicureund. mi co Mat Berane to 5} Cash No. 1. northern $2.75; to $2.90,4 0° iy tion, ‘nlong about the same line ‘do lathe work and gener s vice work " A 1 those » Now Shie <i t a garage. Ford Service S - fe A elon, $1.44 tg $1.46. : 4 hes at the famous New Salem or-] Yat eee og Silane eb , 3 white, Stertd 85% § is x - | ; Sanization. : . | Give experience and” salar } | ” 7. ; ; Charles Comer of the big dairy |. Herreid Auto Co., Herreid, Minneapolis flour unchanged. . ship- e i ranch” ef Cotner Brothers, is the} | ments. 56,270 barrels, S fr temporary head of the Flasher cir LEARN. THE BARBER TRADE—Kasy j : 93 i alte wath oR ran simonifch” us| work, yages; few weeks completes;, i Barley, $224. tp SLAG SE clon SSR nap cera Sa eapert Instruction time: and expense ve No. 65 6656. Pegor ct esider Rd § ‘Has ur method; only reliable in- ‘ Bran, oe i a yo und treasurer, ‘These ottic Btitutlon- of "its, kind in the Northwest. ip ae ea iad were chosen to temporarily fill the} Call on write, f are ICE CREAM MAKERS, AS ah. chairs of the new circuit “until the} Renpolis Bet permanent organization is” perfected at the first annual meeting February 19. H Max’ Morgan, county’ agricultural | Rtite. agent, attended the first meeting. | _ingto! WELL AS BUTTERMAKERS, |: TO CONVENE AT MANDAN » = held in’ Miusher last’ Thursday and | TEARN—Actual auto repair voleanizing, Mandan, N. D., Feb. 2~That’ Man- Friday, and was active in perfecting |~ Los Angeles ¥. M. C, A, Auto School, {dan will be host February 17, 18 and ‘ : : 3 1-28-1m0" i -419 to two conventions instead of one, the ‘ociation, | He ‘said the atten- mcg ce a | ‘ {Henry C. Shulte, president of the - J ALL foe , f A rive PoonD, Bo¥ OF at that timo, ut the elzht-or fen ging WANTRD—Girl fo gene 5 Soe Dakorn Ualrymen poeta: HELEN, LORoUGHT || YoHM 4 i ) CoN FoR Me! BUT TELL did attend, were highly enthusiastic} Ave. 1, or phone ix, 1-30-1wk Creamery and Produce company here. You HOME A LITTLE \ , iO 15 GIVING A PoKER- amd" were ontirele confide nt of the Mr Shut 3 . Support and backing of that vicinity's POSITIONS WANTED Mr ee ae Maite me bites ; 4 TONIGHT P othey dairymen who were unable to |W D—Position by oD t ¥ i » prose ‘ 10 years. of Makers’ association will convene hhere| ¢ | bevpte ea Sue ieinieeanta ving and dri - yin separate session the fitst two days the Fi He Ad & alt at seat ntomobiles jof the general convention; and then ee ee a Ne talent elecoie of Will attend the ‘latter sessions in a tail, streysthening hofh to an tin body on the last day. Their member-j aisGal pis La bs es f Me ship runs between 25 and 50 gid their ji hee Ge We Flasher men will meet with the dir- cetors of the New Salem cireuit in LOST AND FOUND P ‘their anneal gathering at New s & th gold Salem Febri 16 and sat that time Co oe ~ | the two cirenits will he closely linked | eM ied for getume te Mokeeone Hotel up. Room 264, 1-2 | The present prospect is that there Will he about as many members of __WORK WANTED the Flasher organization fom Grant | VANTHD—\Washing. V’hone @ county as there will he in’ Morton county, ~The only. ble draw- 7 hack to this ix the tioning of ___“ PERSONAL) the funds, which ny | WOULD LIKE TO GET ACQUAINTED counties, but “Mr with a widew woman, 45 to 50 years Bee old, for a housekeeper or marry.! dent that satisfactory arrangements | Bainey Schueller, Antler, N. D, Box can he made, x LA. R 1-2-1mo. . ar Pyofessor Shepard. well known | principal speaker will be Dr.-B. F. Ladd’ president ‘of the State A. .C. who will-address them upon the -state! requirements in the ice cream busi- ness and the standards which it is necessary for this product to meet to comply with pure food laws. Aside from their speakers’ program tltese men will have a big banguet and toast program on the second evening. J.J. Osterhous, secretary of. the state dairymen, has been in the city j;several times making final arrange-| ments for the convention, and expects | —“Every woman |to have the programs out within the : next ‘week. W. H. Stutsman, presi- . New York7-r in the world fx a peacock at heart.” | acne of the. local Commercial club, Sos Dolores, termed the most lwill give the address of welcome, and lee ies ue is i awl ue For THCOMS FOR BENT beautiful creature God ever made by | John Christiansen, pioneer dairy, farm-| et SERNA baal t s ‘ o, hot water ee * of New fl 2 y cire ast served if desired,..002 Florenz Ziegfeld in whose Midnight ay Salient, will be one of the} TO VOTE Members and Masher delegates to the fist served ie desired. 902 Frolic she appears, and the only ace ee beomdectded by the commit- SASKATCHEWAN state Dairymen’s convention in’ this | For Pwo modern, {ual human peacock im existence! | tee in charge to give a standard make! ON WINES ANR WHISKEY city the 1th. | poms ee ue qens Women “according to Dolores, cau ‘gold watch as first prize in Connec- rae ‘ Saeed! — are Be eandeie eet not resist the impulse to make them [io with the convention, and a gold Regina, Sask. Feb. 2—The first | 3 Sanou rr ‘ew HIGH COST OF FARMING selves beattiful any more thir Gui | Coain and knife as second prize, ine ‘i ibition etl } TES! LOOK AT \T = BRAND KEW | : > the peacock: althe that kingly bird beeen Seer Gee move to effect tng prohibition xethack | ¢ car= aD I WAS STANDIN TO BE CONVENTION TOPIC is the male of his speci And. this < IN. vhich became effective Jan, 1, when} frapulde’ Weebieilnicst: aa ROOneAs ft | NEW SALEM HOLSTEL oe a asteictions “were (litte hy the eater apstatep ot STILL WHEN HE Rul Fob, 2.—-Farmers ot FOR SALE OR RENT—. ; girl ix able to talk as t baby. “ CIRCUIT MAKES Pane en een overnment. hats heen taken A770 MOO INGE Wisconsin will discuss the problem of HOUSES AND FLATS “1 have noted the impulse in girl RECO IN BUTTERFAT || om 2 a adaeniamengion HIS NUMBER: You “How to meet the high cost of farm: | FOR SALE—Modern’ 6-room bunga-, babies ay young ax 18 months,” says ORD] bythe Saskatchewan Silat Servier | Chan BRING UIT ing?"'at a conference set for February | low, full basement, headwocd floors! ’ Dolor “Even at that, age sill eliecrcoy council, Members. of the> provincial AGAINST THAT BIRD. A to twelfth at) Madison.and ar-} Will sell furnished or. unfurnished. baby will crow with delight over ©} “New Salem, Feb, 2.—Carl 0. Wolen, legislate are being urged to submit ranged a number of W 1 furm| Also several residence lots. Now is pretty dress that) particuhurly strikes | field superintendent. of the . Holstein to a referendum, the question of pro- organizations in conjunction with} \ the time to buy before the spring her faney, And. when a girl ts four) Breeding circuit of New Stem. makes | pipiting the importation of wines and state and federal agricniiural depart-{ raise. Address No.2, Tribune. 1-3. yenrgs old the instinct is fully develop: | the followings report of the Holstein | whiskey. side ments, , x 1-w! : ed and?she begins to take interest in’) herds‘in this citcult for the year 1919 |" praxent provineial laws. prohibit the stock breeders, grain | FOR SALE BY OWNEICA Teal bareal ribbons, laces, ind all sorts of thi The hest cow -in’the cireuit. owned | manufacture and sale of liquor with- truck farmeérs and potatoe} Stucco home in’ Riverview auditions” to, enhance Her childish beauty. - | by Fein Christianson, makes the fol-| jn the province. ‘The federal war or- | growers will have an opportunity to completely modern, ‘on paxenentic rites, a ‘i re int recor i sae . , fe ‘ bedrooms, oak ff whout. ‘ “With maturity comes the desir€ lowing record: . }der, which was lifted, prohibited im: present their views on the increased} pleht for’ quick sale, “Owner leaving not only to make herself -beautiful pounds ; butterfat | jortation, tt cobt, of. production and how. to meet | celts Possession “At ‘once, Kor price in her own eyes but the eyes of her M4 Total profit, $202.18.) Tt has been declared that impo the ‘situation. Mei Sy a boy friends as well. h young Lin one year. tations since Jan. 1. have been much Experts in agricultural affa from = 7 ae Reem aod acnnee to hold] Ea. Tellmann: second west: cows [eins SCE, expected. Duties and various’ parts of the country will be | POR BALES tbree He yl a whatever good look for at] milk 11,9548 pounds, butterfat Sitaxes are held responsible ad it is present to enlighten Jess adapt agri- harp five earn eeity im Ss. n instihetly realizes | pounds, ‘Totak..profit, 818454, an} aimed. that it is cxpekive to | Yeo; HiS NUMBER 19. 999: culturalists, ek ash, $3,000. ran) Kral, a fleetin: hing. one : ae purchase prescriptions "and have thet | 1 HT TLL SUE HIM INES + Among the organizations which have id n knows that clothes! Fred Kroeger, third best cow: mk! ged at drug rates, | You'RE RIGHT TLL we (NES & =a joined in preparing the program are, = eubice her: Weanly | AL SAR; Dne Nea Bie. TOCA apro | en eG | AN’ PLLDRAW HIM 70TH LAST J7euiGHT sonED The Wisconsin Live Hivoders | AUTOMOBILES —MOTORCY CLES for and | fit $173.41, in one year, x i WALSH OF MISSOULA | association, the Wi Agricul- FOnSK New five-pass asi gets if po he pretty things she Best test in cow on the eireuit he- ” H i tural Experiment tion, the n thinks will show her arms to. the}lengs to Henry Kroeger, Aeverage GETS INTERNAL JOB | Wisconsin Soil Improvement a gveatest advantage, , text for the year es ark oa — | tion and various state breed associa- iy eae as “Tt inet that Aas always | The best herd average for the year) protena, Mont... Féb. A Minne- tions, made And alwayewill make | fell to Fred Michaele Aver e | aiotis. indi hecame Interial Revenue) ee nce eee | ae RENT ad oF ie womene aut CL anendh Toon rorania rare bearel (omer ae nro tain: HE 8) ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL — | “ihive modern. furnished “reuse rhe standardizing women's dress.” Dounds, These “profits -are feared | | s A, W f Missonlf and he} - light housekeeping for and wife. ay ee eae at not counting. the calf _aweceeds Wet. Whaley. of Helen. | SHOW ON IN CROOKSTON | for. reference injure $0"t:, ergexon etree ‘ The Holstein breeding circuit 0! | -osianed. sf v_ ‘ u Son. -12- ‘ MARKETS | Ne ae Jf teameshing te vir. Walsh was born’ in Minneapolis Crookstone, Minn, Feb, 2—The an-| LANDS = cena <p | people of this community shoutd he} x9 tended common schools nual winter show of the Red River 7 0G = eincinivi h FT ESSE ET | AGES “} proud of. The farmer’ owning herds | 4y¢ uated feom the Ailine: Nahe 1p Haale SARUM t te DOLOGY—A magazine’ giving the CTHCAGO LIEVSTOCK }ef Holstein cows are st nity comin: | sota of Business, He came of the lending agricultural events in| Three montis’ subscription Hog receipts, 6.000, 10 to Tie }to the front, Bad years and No Montang in 1990, locating in Mis- 1 the ny will he hold from Feb.) f6F ft Tome on ag an ines Wee [do not drive them ont of the country | Putas He has engaged. inthe suv | 9 to: Hie, Northwest ‘Parmers | 8f6 thinking of busings good farm tay S Bulk, $15.10 to $15.40. jand they have built up their mill, meat and hotel business and was | xchool take place during that] “Mall, me LANDOLOGY and ally Cy ), . with fine houses and dairy y a time-at ‘member 6f the Jower ticulars FREE.” Address Editor, Land- ‘op, § . 2. 3 s : Se he fo + | for 2 ent bes A ology, Skidmore Land Co., 435 Skid- Heavyweight. $14.75 to § which are the best: to he found in youse of the Montana assembly, : | rore of speakers will! more’ Bldg., Marinette, Wisconsin Mediumweight; $15.10, to $1 this section of the country, The New "Wingy in democrat. -He wil main: | ‘dns SAL Cey onl i a giee u He. ; ; Lightweight, $15.15 to $15 Salem circuit’ has built up a“ reputa- | 5, here. | Helena T WAS ent Marion L, Burton, of the . icht. $15 to & tion which has taken many sof | Af Minnesota. an hr, MISCELLANEOUS @ i htlight, $15 | i A RAILROAD of fat Dr, . Heary*packing sows, smooth, $14 to; hard work and) perseverance on the oe tet aoe i . Vincent of New York: di-| FOR” SALE—Canary vues First Sores : $14.50. Ee | RE of the farmer and thelr fel PRINCE OF WALES TO rector’ of the Rockefeller Fonudation |/ Sf Andreasbung rollers, $2.50. Hartz Heavy packing sows, rough, TH) managers, Whe are men who have}? j and former president of the University Il song, $3.50. Mexitan double eavy y | , ee ; n " I in “full “song. $ to $14.00, [graduated from axrieulturay schools] VISIT CANADA AGAIN of Minnesota, are on the program. yellow head parrots, $10.00, 1 guarane Pigs. $14 to § and have made this work a life] | - Z tee safe arrival W ‘attle receipts. 1.000 compared with | study. ocean re . Feb. 2.—The Prince | = —====—_———— ake ee hee steers and) butche! ALT, olen dial pee pete ae 2 ot Wales hopes a oo astieeek cit ENGE, D.C. Ph. C. anes ady t lower; heifer few months, but has preven a very PC ig rHiwes! fier his Chir | WE HAVEEa limited ete higher: jahove récords: give you an_ idea how ite te Prof. Carlyle, of Cali who } Consultation Free Omtes Spetty ; ; Dae low : profitable aqgood Helstein herd is tot vents returned from England. | Suite 9, 11—Lucas Block—Phone 269} Valley Secd Ci oD y R “Sheep receipts 2.000. \the farmer and shows whieh 2 ee itniaeee “at” the Func, ee perenne Sita ' with week ago, market ere have ‘seceated In building UP | the Prince’ purchased neay Calgary. | DR. W. I. PEWE, D.C meni, tube i Wiener: eeu “There, are mtiy others herds not | Sot atl Teene tae tata ta Doctor of Chiropractic st, 0, \ . SoUvTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK mentioned her¢» that are making ‘cntain a Fipraent be Dartmoor Fe jus | : 5 ae » Hog reedipts, 2.080, 10 cents to 15 | their owne substantial income... } thoroughbred cattle for the royal | : Lucas Bock # IN BULLETINS : Range. $14.65 to $14.85. 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