The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1920, Page 8

} | | EIGHT BISMARCK DAILY “TRIBUNE Spee SLOPE RANCHER | -BILL IS WRONG 'W. L. Richards of Dickinson, Testifies Before Packers’ Institute SAYS KENYON Chi ards, Dic banker, t ricultur Kenyon and strict business, ry of the testimony the institute of Am aun mea! i , ; elias | kd te Mrs. Kotraba of sin conneetion with the hear | Hekate ean s Me Ce die aud | | Not only did this sow break the ante fe fi W tiled measure to the} Let" spine” save your 1) ecord for this br but first | yaar all ! double You ean of her unborn tite Mr. Rich “in the country fof long. ¢ ; E cllosnes where I liv man I have talked j Pou't let it Septe rer to, with the exception of one, is for fading. horn eninge. sue tt meas you have /and v vats Sold to Stanley Lorrix, of Mt. before you. 1 I ‘ould Get cent bottle of delightful ; x. ) petition from ever grower our country to that effect. “LT sell my cattle in all ef the con tral mark Most of the time T have at when my cattle were be: ys have seen cont petitive bidding, In my opinion the big packers have done more for the than anyone else, And 1 de that their “dl for the The summary published for the first time one hundred and ninety-f ared before the senate 2 pander counter to freshen your scalp; cheek |? vr. 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Do It Today Open your Savings Account with any amount from One Dollar upward and then build up your surplus steadily month after month. The Oldest and Largest Bank inthis sec n_of the State toilet | y | head of bred sows and gulls to be soll SOUTH DAKOTA “PORKERS AGAIN ~ BREAK RECORD |For Third Time Since 1918 Coy- | ote State Hampshires Bring | Highest Prices | Aberdeen, 8 third time ! raised in , 2i—Kor the Hampshire hogs uth Dakota have broken | the world's record for sa . The | third record was made » sale of Ross Bierce at Mt . » When Venus, a Aber- was sold 1¢ Champion sow, Venu i J, Gustufson’s » WO to Ross Bic later it) was worth | The first | the world's | shire hogs j Carl Huns htor Lily, the dam of Thead of RC, Poll s he | Neb. a world's established on . OUly fo be Aroken a few the Mt. Vernon, 8. 1) sa econd time South Dakota Hamy took the world’s record was in| . 11), when leon paid ime South Dakota broke ices for Hamp- DIS, when | of Abe jlor's sale at Mite champion sow. | The best | breed. Nehaw! Pollard of Net F | South Dakota product. being nl Wy | John Nation of Plankinton, S. 1D. 8: rec in Hampshire hogs s sale, Nebawka, Neb. ton Messenge Keswick, 700, k Silver's. sale, sale, sierce’s sale. Mt. Vernon, S. 000. ‘ don sale i afson on “Mare are included in herd of fifty then, South Dakota is being placed on the map in the live world by ch performances as the sale of siere Hampshire breeders in among the Most pro- a in the union and their success having a wonderful effect in’ the mpuign to stock South Dakott farms with bet! k. wck, CHURCH BODIES IN |. PASTOR’S ABSENCE With the pastor away attending the [state pastors conference’ of the’ inter- ehareh world mov Forks on Mareh mectings of the eva throughout North Dakota largely in the hands of the da bers of the church a call to prayer which hi with the ny, “Prayer does will be y mem- Phings.” church whose pastor finds to attend a@ committee the Minnesota of three or One » the leader of the. pri another to have charge of the |= hd the other or others to se ies for the purpos ttendanes than y when the pastor is pres: As outlined in the program for meeting, the objects for inter: for 2 ie for the pastors in in sessign at the pastors’ lee; for New recruits for ut home aud abroad ; that tion contributes its: full men and women to the sof the ay be carried Arth aud that the of Ameri shall how: quota of yout force of Chris ends of th |NORTH DAKOTA FLYING CLUB TO HOLD MEETING of the} all ex-service fly | listed men who time active! ay evening at the f hotel, Fargo, by Lieut. J. carl Fladeland of Portland. and enthu outh Dakota di Montan: northwestern flying club be ot this meeting has be the North Dako! a amd ay ar J broader scope ane | influence in’ th ing fields th fin the assi a more powerful clopment of htnd hout the country amd toward ] age Of ion that is to result we actity throughout the ligible to joineand ng club will re- ognition from the mI 1. of which Mr. ladeland is a member Matters pertaining to si and | prevention of accidents during exhibi- tion amd pa er flight operations | the con on so nothing will be j lett to ig or guesswork on the ‘'s who are members of part the new flying club, There are hundr rthwest who a HVINOEUNUAYUAOAVE EH0OCUUUEUEOEEE TOUT AUGUSTE More Than Forty of 53 Shires three counties in North Dakota have definitely signified their intention to. attend the interchurch pastoPs c fe and there is. ¢ that ever county ar ing. and. the dee; interchureh manifested. thruont, the? state grounds” fe epoch-making = UN IF YOU WANT */ALUE YOU'LL FIND IT HERE IN THESE Hart Schaffner & Marx Men’s Suits. 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