The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1920, Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1920 : \ y 7 : THRE! BISMARCK DAILY RIBUNE~ THREE 9 Government-Will | tennnnneneestee reeeeee a a Sell Indian Land i ia : : , 4 | CLES ee at Auction Sale|#) Fy | : ' \ ; =e | ea 71) | | q Properties , in. (Cheyenne River | Fri lay. and Saturday : | B O | Friday and Saturday i and Standing Rock Res» ($} |). then— "EASTER | ; : | : * then-EASTER i ervations® = o oan ara oN : . . < 7 ° Mapa en Ta eR eT vatio mi ae : First'in Style - First in Variety’ - Foremost in Value government Tand sale. ucluding | ¥ | a 5 : MO acres in’ the Cheyenne River | 4! 5s as STE nSEIRESernEReEERrereeERrnEeE oe | and Standing Rock Tadign_ rese 455 tions in North and South Dakota will |B | , be held the latter partof Muy and) the | & | | Veginning of June. The sule will D2 @| | conduc ied atLemmon, §. D., commenc- | uv | qj ing Ma aud-at Timber Lake, 8. D., ; \ er\ Ins Ve O commencing June 1. be | AML property, will be sold to the high- | | hte nee 2 tha ‘i the bids ave H | or greater than the .appraised | @ | value of the land. The land been | % | anal ‘And tomorrow our whole store will be a Salil 2h: ‘ nts an acre to $6 an acre, There | ‘ en an mre 3 an ete The play of New Easter Fashions and all other new | as to ses. tana must either be paid | _ thing. th t E tf i ; | in full or'one-third cast he Ii | ‘ C a cei: in two auiual i ie ate ate ae rd ( 8s i ei /nag. eae z Maps and schedules will be furnish: |S] 7 ’ ; ell free’ atte iy upaneated Yeur ae Suit Blouses Chart the W Lovely Ei ty the United Statds Ind 4 at || art the ay. Ove, act Lemmon, Timber Lake or Washingto [Bes - - Femmpon, Tin o E) or Coat of Spring : Frocks. | 4 eee 2) ti A ee eee collec- Quite as if they had , } With rare taste have the *SCHO : jon 0: eautiful new realized the high fa- designers of these hand- OOL Nori Spring styles and in- such yor of ‘suits, and, too, some dresses developed the | Ls profusion as to include a perhaps that only a season’s fashion “motifs in ; ae. 5 rare 4 RAS hs he apr every taste ond a Pretty blouse would practical garments of ultra | S ‘nater vacation of one | | y or every figure. are assert. itself stylish character. | r ea ug, the publ | Style Uistinetion ‘ prevails “against the. new ves- Vou should see them. Patrons are informed’ that | / the entire collection, com- tees. These blouses The prices range . . there’ no vacation for pupils’ inthe = | bined with quality in mak- refresh everyone who from $35.00 up inl rtens an that the pu a) ing. They impart to the _ sees them, with their i ) ul@ keep up their attendance | 2! y an ai f vefine- 4 idanc wearet te air of refine different! ways. Gloves for Easter | : ment which is so appealing + The prices rat euichers inthe ‘cit af toitherworian of taste aiid fea erence Every kind that will be ) . oO spend their tions. a ; 1 “ ring’ occasions. bea All of the schools in rans Raat “lg Coats at $32.50 and up As Fresh as. a for ple and dress wear. Goad of etuen: 2 Suits 9¢ $35.00 and up one 5 / Priced at $1.00 and up 7 I. Martin, ‘Ti ieati h Spring. F lowers | “0 4 “alartine “The fumigation [) hai Hand in Hand " horough and complete and | 2! Fe; Une levely nits: or Neckwear. ‘iver the { apa One cuhie feet of fumi yi cece agli rae ee Mi h S AG } yf ‘Sse at 1M estimate that t : ishness when Milady wears an attractive bit wit pring lad A ey appr Seay at 3 of this this charming display of new Neck- Are ane new sty’ a i esl sree Wea nm nen se wear. All moderately priced. Boots, Pumps and Oxfords . g crevices in the school buUdi i Sees | : | heen externthage ite germ | : in all their glory for Easter. | ' hy estimated to ruil into the iio | e arm of Opring The prices range he squire foot. H the third. sinweter “supe z is Reflected in Our Easter Showing o foomn: 38-40 up x On ‘son for i } one sienunpiete ae “ Youthful: and matronly women will find d . APL dating was eld. this afternoon | $i here a very interesting collection of beauti- | © 4 re ‘ ee Ho. aie discussion ful Easter Hat modes. The wide extent of | WV SS © eusmMore, s) j 7] 7 4 * at ‘yam ne cau the styles, the color assortmants, the trim- staat | snould immediate solve your aster Nal re = ae ny problems. : é I CTy NEWS | 4 : The prices range from $7.50 up o - — | | ; WEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH | 2. i Manoa TRCN RT mosis Rr ari % Seventh strect and i :, 4 3 Or itn Good F clock acy / Y) in the evening. All ¢ " A ited t eS . a ees i Our Faster Assortment 1s Completes in Every Department, and we invite your Inspection. | " - nee PROM DRISCOLL, Fal rs Adolph Basseu iscoll, was | & | ] metered» : : scncganissSsetsiss ssc sa ssnoonena pean ANS oe 4 hanna Wilde to = s ‘im ida darearieh® colors: forstlie: Goat: nown and carried | | standa at the regular weel kly meeting |} . 4 knight; Ales| Fraak Paris.’ C. Oberg. trustee; J. P. Sell, grand autlaak brunt lark green, dark le of | of the lodge Friday night dt the Elks’ | Rg teemed ng kuight;; treasurer; L. senti . i i blue. The coat is trimmed with black tors are] cub. The new oliceis Sule See f ‘ patent leather or leuthe bright _ Egan, John Gilbettsoa and | C. | exalted ule edad y colors. Smart suede coz ure worn ? den, eae lending ane HoL,. TY | ’ “| for motoring, 4 | SSS \ . bs SERA ES Seti PAS “ ‘ } IDAY AFTERNOON Passio held | ‘ a rs of the “Ame j nightly piscop:il | ; | j Revolution will meet Friday afternoon | church, ire interesting: ‘and t go iL at 3 o'clock with Mrs. HH. Steele.) helpfnl. evening the pa vit! ‘ re coe ye hc, ge ee 1] Quality Meat and Ty Good I ser: fi tomorrow evening vice will be held with appropria v Lucjle| mon by Rev. ¢ vermilya, district | i superintendent. and suitable music. Si t of the Lord's Supper istered. A cordial invi xtended toal} to attend these one Steele will he ts to. return’ to Fargo today while | jy Mrs, BLK. Skeels and Mi tter will remain here until after | fant. Produce Market Having had one of the, best’ of ice bexes installed and improvements made, I am now ready to serve the public with \the finest of ; meats and produce. Sees 611 BROADWAY Opposite City Seales PHONE 722 FARGO TOGGERY INCORPORATED Arties of inc vration have been Storage company of| flea s has filed articles here to he Toggery of Fargo, capitaliz- | - —— h » with a capital stoc “dl o). Among the purposes| INS'PALL OFFICERS FRIDAY 350.060, Gold storage warebou: specified in the articles isthe proy' \The newly elected officers’ of Bis: 4 provided for and the busin ion ire and purchase all of the | Marck lodge No, 1199. Benevolent and le dealing in automo! Susiness and ass6ts of that business in| Protective Order of Elks, will be in Bel for Your Easter-Time Greeting The fashion de- Hi EE PIPELESS FURNACE uaranieed /7 ating Power’ Our lilies are-itt the best of condi- tion now. We-still‘have a good sup-, ply, but suggest ordering at once. James B. Galvin, Prop. ORPHEUM 3to6Tonsa Winter For those who prefer Cut Flowers, From 3 to 6 tons of coal’ heaty a house for the winter Last Time Tonight we have Roses, Daffodils, Carna "Gosh! How my back ches!” After Grip, “flu” or colds, the kidneys with this wonderfully efficient furnace. tee : and "pladder ‘are often afrected —called No hieat is ed in the cellar—the double e tions, Sweet Peas, etc. in best qual- nephritis, or inflammation of kidneys. "No ree 4 inh on FRANK MAYO oe This is the red flag of danger—better prevents it. No is wasted in heating anything ; y. be wise and check the further inroads of outside the furnace but the ai shat comes up through | IN : bd kidney disease by obtaining that wonder- the register. | : Sg 161 discovery.of, Dr. Pieroe’s. 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