The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1920, Page 5

‘ me Pers, EW ‘ “ »* x é ‘ Ne ‘ } ) by ea aye is e\'s oe THURSDAY, APRIL "15, 1920 ENLARGING STORE Roy Logan Building Addition to, New Building Used by { Barker System Work has been started on the ex- cavation for the extension in the rear of the new Logan building on Third street near Broadway, which is now occupied by the Barker Bakery system. The addition to the present building will be 31 feet by 75 feet and will-be two stories high with full basement. The street floor.and the basement will be used exclusively by the Baker bak- ery and will provide additional space for the business, which has grown to such great proportions in the few ELKS TO STAGE INITIATION HERE BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE “| é seo FIVE FRIDAY NIGHT; DANCE NEXT EVE The biggest initiation, that has ever | home on Main street, From this time*| | been staged here by the Bismarck!on, it is expected that lite will’ be lodge No. 1199, Benevolent and pro-'a merry one for the older Elks, but tective Order of Elks, will take place will be particularly trying on the riday night. More than 80 new newer generation of Elks. members are expected! to be admitted; On Saturday, night, to compensate | to the lodge at this time, including : for the sufferings they had to undergo many living along the north and south Friday night, the newly admitted Soo lines, ; Members will ‘be the guests of honor The Elks’ band will lead the parade at a dinner and banquet which wi!l through the streets of the city, the’ be given at Patterson’s hall. All local parade starting at 7 o'clock. After and visiting Elks, whether they re the fawns have. been shown the .ceived invitations or not, are invited sights of city and the city has been to attend the dance and ° banquet. shown the sights of the fawns, the| These concluding ceremonies will be new members will be led to the Elks’ | entirely informal. aacaeeaeecietet hence -beneaeaeaeneaeaenriea Peaartenmeemmaaenmeaeaaaaamneere bouquet of sweet peas. Masic and! tonight at Oddfellows hall. All mem- cards were the diversion. bers are urged to be present. Spring Coats . Marked at Spécial Savings The woman who prefers a coat * will find a good assortment to Lovely Spring Dresses at - Reduced Prices Dress styles were . never so weeks ‘since it started. ae The building, when the new addition LADY MACCABEES MEET is finished, will be 140 feet long, 25 Members of the Lady Maccabees feet wide on the street frontage and! will meet Friday night at the Knights 31 feet wide in the rear. The building! of Pythias hall. is owned by Roy Logan and associates. CITY NEWS ° COMMANDERY MEETS TONIGHT Members of Tanered Commandery, Knights Templar, will meet tonight jat the Masoni¢ temple. _e—4 ENCAMPMENT MEETS FRIDAY The encampment, Independent Or- der of Oddfellows, will meet Friday night at Oddfellows’ hall. MOVES TQ NEW HOME Dr. Roan has moved into his new home at Park and Thayer. PRETTY DINNER PARTY Mrs. H..H. Steele entertained last evening at a pretty dinner party. Covers were laid for twelve. The center table piece was a beautiful ODDFELLOWS MEET TONIGHT The subordinate lodge of Oddfel- lows will hold its weekly meeting Spring Footwear Women’s latest OXFORDS AND PUMPS. Prices range ! $6.50 to $12.00 Women’s and Children’s - Canvas Shoes, Also Keds for the Whole Family! PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT ‘THE FAIR STORE * 210 Main St. D4 s PLANTING TIME IS HERE Now is the time to select your plants, shrubs and trees so that your grounds will be in beautiful array by sum- mer time. Consult our nurseryman. He’s an expert on trees, shrubs, etc., and will be glad to give you honest advice concerning your planting. w= PIONEER Seedhouse, Greenhouse and Nursery OSCAR H. WILL & CO. 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The next meeting of the legion will be April 22 at which time the post will meet with the Women's auxiliary, the business meeting then being followed by the dance and re- freshments, i - Recovering from Operation Mrs. J. V. La Rose, who wats oper- ated on recently, is recovering nicely and will be able to leave the hospital in a short time. Visiting Mrs, Bolster George R. Pierce of Nashua, N. H., is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Bolster. DIES AFTER LONG ‘ILLNESS WITHOUT KNOWING FRIENDS Passes Away Here This Morning Without recovering his faculties following a stroke of paralys' month ago, R. E. Ferguson, ret carpenter of New Salem, died here this morning. Mr. Ferguson had been ill.for some and up to the time of his death failed ‘to recognize friends and upon him. The deceased is survived by his widow and several children. He was} born in Maryland 52 years ago and came to this country when a young man. Funeral serwees will be held at New Salem Sunday, the Oddfellow lodge of that city having charge of the services, / WEATHER REPORT’ oo - ae =?) For twenty-four hour sending at} noon April 15. Temperature at 7 a. m. 33,1 Highest yesterday 55 Lowest yesterday 30 Lowest last’ night 31 Precipitation None Highest Wind velocity 22-E Forecast For North Dakota: Generally fair east portion, cloudy and unsettled ‘west portion tonight and Friday; not much change in temperature. Lowest Temperatures Fargo 26 Williston 30 Grand Forks 26 St. Paul 36 Winnipeg 24 Helena 34 Chicago 44 Kansas City 52 ORRIS W .ROBERTS Meteorologist. HAS LIBEL HEARING Hillsboro, N. D., April 15.—The hearing here of H, H. Lampman, edi-| tor of. The Traill County News, a Nonpartisan league newspaper, on a} charge of criminal libel preferred by Father John P. Koelman,. Catholic. priest here, was resumed this morn-! ing before Justice B. L. Meyers af Cummings. The hearing is expected to continue through the day. Witnesses called yesterday after- noon by the defense to testify to the alleged disloyal character of Father Koelman professed to have, little knowledge of the charges, and sever- | al said on cross examination that Lampman had gone too far in his, cle characterizing Father Koelman is a pro-German and seditionist. One hundred and eighty members of Father Koelman’s parish have sign- ed a testimonial as to his loyalty durjng the war, and ma will testify , for the state today. Assistant I. A. Acker, states ‘attorney of Traill county, in the’ prosecution are George Bangs of Grand Forks and Judge IF. W. Ames of Mayvillé. Hundreds of visitors are in Hills- boro tor the hearing. ELKS ATTENTION! Entertainment Committee re- quested to meet at Elks’ Home Friday afternoon at 3 P. M. All drinking water shouid be: boiled until further notice. C. E. STACKHOUSE, Health Officer charming as the ones we are now showing. ‘They are graceful in line and’ what a variety of styles —each one perfect in its own w Charming silk or serge dresses, values up to $¢ Your choice . Taffeta, Tricvotine or Serge drcss- es, values up to Beautiful printed Georgette dress- es priced from § 79 50 $39.50: 10 cise Many special values in Party, Street and Afternoon gowns i very fashionable designs and beau tiful materials, ready for your choosing. Priced / f Worn with the’ pretty, blouses cre-\'l ated for spring these skirts make a delightful costume ata reasonable cost. Silk Skirts, plaids and jerseys. Priced from $8.50 io $19.50 One lot’ of Skirts, serges, cheeks and mixturés. Your $4.98 choice at ...4...... Special Assortmen de Chine Attractive Voile Wai variety to choose fre Dainty Jap Silk blou specially priced at. gette Crepe waists. eTyronenfyconon Aurora, charged | four children. at Ottawa, Hl writ of hab ELKS ATTENTION! Entertainment Committee re- quested to meet at Elks’ Home Friday afternoon at 3 P. M. J. C. OBERG, Chairman WHY DIDN'T. YOU TAKE \ KI9S? 1S GIRLS TAUNT . by ith de but was released on corpus. He ¥ ays men are illustrat! in the picture “In Old Kentucky.” featuring Anita Stewart, when the rough mountaineer tries to make love to the little mountain girl. ‘Clumsily he tries to put his arm about her She waist, and pleads for a kiss, ehides him, and after she is a’ distance, taunts him’ with: ‘Why didn’t. you take it. You are big enough.” This picture of the life of the mountaineers of old Kentu and of the city folk with their 4 and hunting and night riding =f outla will be shown at the Eltinge theatre on Friday and Saturday, TRIS SPEAKER'S FARM Cleveland—The sandlot) title race will begin the first Sunday in May this stead of midsummer as in pre- The Cleveland lots ha 's to the T called Tris | purpose. and crosswis that it dians may be "922,00 - Springtime Blouses t’of Georgette and Crepe Waists at $6.45 One group of tub silk and Geor- A. W. LUCAS COMPANY 7_,! “THE STORE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE” He was first arrested | Minot when it was suggested that a| bout | agai select from in our store—at re-" markably low pricings. \ They're in long, three-quarter and sport models—or polo cloth, serges, velour, poplin, etc.—in clever new models for spring wear, and lined. women. Priced very special. $21.50, $39.50 and $59.50 Footwear for The latest novelties in Pumps and Oxfords, High Shoes, Oxfords Low Cuts, and Pumps, pointed toes and less extreme styles. Priced from $8.95 io $14.00 Children’s Shoes We carry the lines that will stand the wear and tear of the youngsters. ses, Your choicé $3 98 dition when arrested at! Al] drinking water should be sented to retumm tO! boiled until further notice. slavery charge might he filed! Cc. TACKHOUSE, t him. | , Health Officer a! white ESSBEE NON STRETCHABLE MATTRESS will help yousleep better. It is madesolely for that Broad ules of heavy cloth run both i a e, and all around the edge, which are fastened J.C. OBERG, Chairman | marck, N. D. | re awa | Speaker's farm, Two work teams, hea- vy draft horses for sale. Apply Geo. Gussner, Bis- | BERTHOLD MAN FACES _ | SERIOUS CHARGES, ~ | Minot, N. D., April 15.—Karl Myers. | Notice to make the following adjust: include war tax. 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