The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1920, Page 8

Preece we RNASE pereeriy PAGE Elcurt BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920 {| crowd outside that went a unable TONIGHT COMING MON. hon nattlean league. but. that both of them were admirers of Bill langer e AND NOW!!! . and were for him for governer. Will Rogers Lee teie Maddock, N. D., May 29.—Young’s meeting at Maddock last night was a IN splendid success. The Opera House was packed. Young declared the election MOTOR TRUCKS “WATER WATER ae most “prorat since statehood, and that friends of sound honest gov- ? Creates her greatest characterization, ernment must be active. GIivE SERVICE that of Sally, in a dramatic and romantic EVERY WHERE” masterpiece of the screen Drake, ne: very en- i . thusiastic meeting here yesterday At- Those who have seen Will Rogers in |torney General Langer presented pési- “JUIBLO” and “ALMOST A HUSBAND” 6“ hd tive proof that the leaders of the Non-' will recall the splendid entertainment they @ eart 0 a ll partisan league in North Dakota used OV). a) ;: lags s, public funds to save the ndinavi provided. “ Both vere first_class produc American bank of Fargo after it was tions, “WATER, WATER EVERY- ‘ declared nisolvent by the state bank-| WHERE?” is just as good if not: better. Her greatest picture. Don’t miss it ing board. Mr. Langer also promised ; the people of Drake that there would | be no secrecy about fi cial affairs | of the state institutions, including the; I : ] : ; | SPEC Drake mill, if he was elected governor | COMEDIES pP { 4 I eee and when he repeated his pledge that! ~“"'T0O MON. 2:30 ha, would chase every carpet bagging sociaist off the state pay roll, the audi- ence gave him a rousing cheer. BASEBALL, DANCES The A. W. Lucas Co. will close} Bargain in choice Montana Wheat ! ; ON PROGRAM FOR Monday May 31, at 1 o'clock in honor! and, Would consider small, clean | F A RMERS FLOCK : of Memorial day. stock of hardware or furnitu a HOLIDAY MONDAY FOR SALE: Ford touring car ix good} Part payment. Give particula Entertainment will not be lacking condition. Cheap for cash. first letter. I. iL. Putnam, ss | : iY in the city on Monday, which will be | 529-18. Range, Mont. fi i | , zl 423 Front St. observed generally as a holiday. 5 The banks will: be closed all day | YOUNG SPEECH Monday, most of the business stores will close at noon or 1 p. m. and) : oe Some of then iw iE ve .ctosed a aay: A Truck for every purpose, three-quarter to three ton capacity, backed by the Interna- Mond: fternoon the American’ le- * Pyries . 3 . spe Congressman Says that Town- gion baseball ‘ania Will meet Mandai tional Harvester Co., with its big branch at Bismarck, as well as our exceptional facili- > . |.on the capital grounds at'3 p. m. Mon- ties to render service. ley Progresses Backwards; day. Both teams have improved with ; ; STORAGE E Hf practice in the last week and a good Will BATTERY Back the State Ticket game and big crowd is expected. fi oar apni On Monday night the Knights of i . (Special to the Tribune.) . Ki H ‘ ar i Manfred, N. D., May 29.—Congress- | Columbus will give a dance in Patter. ‘. e 7) oe, son’s hall, the last of a series of three man George M. Young spoke ‘here this dances. Many fishing and automobile afternoon to a large and enthusiastic : . o : nee 4 parties also are planned for Monday. Phone 490 Distributors Phone 490 crowd of farmers, He was well. re- Members of the Country club -will ceived and found many evidences %f ry - a healthy sentiment back of the Lang. | @™oy 2 full day on Monday. A special bd C er ticket. club ‘breakfast, luncheon and dinner ee; an is dahlia hi ! will be served at the club, and golf I irst ost : Zoung in his speech declared tat, games will be in order all day. Many p Lodges to Mest 1to take part in the Memorial day | NOTICE ee eet ttat thon wees stunts have ‘been planned by the en-| F. W. Snyder, M. W. of Bismarck j parade. There will ‘be an ice cream lawn : gressive. He added that Townley Was | tertainment committee. lodge N» 120, A. U. U. W., asks all) ——— social at Lincoln School lawn, tonight We can’t compete for battery business on price. j a “crawfish progressive’—that he! RTS Rey members of the lodge to 1acet at the Competent girl for general housework. | at 8 o'cloek. Every one is cordially ain “progressed paukvards ”” My. Young| Ttibune Want: Ads Bring Results. | Van Horn hotel as 3 p. 1, Sunday, | Mrs, A. W. Lucas, 48 Avenue A. | invited, Advt, Villard service does cost more, so does a Willard * ae at evens eee u a -6t. Battery. t isn’t it i Sceraetea said further: “that it was sometimes | a jattery. But isn’t it true that if you hire a real waiai' tS ‘sat fate a thine thewttor eet engineer, o: hitect, m actor, oi - ' ais : rane pope arciy niga neoaiupenadionpet org ub" Aswan evidence of this Young) QA AWARNNAAEL JOUUOOUUEUEEUHEEOHE ILL LLL LLL, 2 4 \ saves in the long run? said that the demand from the farm- Q ers for a national grain grading lay We're in business to do the job right the first time i had been very strong but that now ecand that coda Whore tad toe 1h to ek be that the farmers had it that they were a eit aps x it so it has to praying to the Almighty to be deliver- lone over again soon after, ed from it.” “However,” said Mr.! When we sella Willard Battery with Threaded Young syeasterimillers’ and’ eastern| Rubber Insulation we charge more for it, but, it consumers think that: the national | doesn’t come back for re insulation with a b’g bill y law is alright and all of our efforts +9) to you. It stays on the job till it hes delivered all | cut loose from it have as yet ‘been un- the service you bought—an ally availing.” yal than you'd believe . rh A delegation from Fessenden cam2 s up to the meeting today and brought Try it o1 —and you'll feel the seme as 99% of ‘ } with them encouraging reports from ails whe su eWillard Eutterses with Threaded, F all ove ‘the country. Y lation. ‘ongressman Young will speak, at , Maddock tonight, Rugby, ‘Saturday. and will spend Monday and Tuesday , | in Benson. county, dates to be an- nounced later. Following this he will Will d 5 ° § A ; fy | have dates in Rolletic, Bottineau, and ard Service Station Dy cal ie self as greatly pleased with the re- WILLIAM: 8 WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS S\ iis MINNEAPOLIS. MINNEAPOLIS MINNEAPOLIS MINNEAPOLIS MINNEAPOLIS MINNEAPOLIS MINNEAPOLIS MINNCAPOLIS MINNEAFOT! In. 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