The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1920, Page 2

PAGE TWO ; "BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE LARGE CLASS 10 GRADUATE FROM LOCAL HOSPITAL Bismarck Institution Will Hold Commencement Exercises Next Week Dr.: T. C. Meckel, ‘of Cleveland, Ohio, who will deliver the Baccalurre- ate sermon to the Senior Class of the Bismarck Hospital, will reach Bis- marck on Saturday. He will fill the pulpit at the Evangelical church on Sunday morning; June 6. The sermon to the graduating class will be held on Sunday evening at 8:00 o'clock. A cordial invitation to all friends is extended to attend. Dr. Meckel is Treasurer of the Evangelical Association, and is a very gifted.speaker. He will give an ad- dress. also, at the Commencement program on Tuesday night. The largest class of the Bismarck Hospital will celebrate the festivities of Commencement week this coming week. The sermon to the graduates will take place on Sunday night at the Evangelical church at 8:00 o'clock. The commencement exercises will be held at the Auditorium on Tuesday night, June 8. The program is as fol- low Sextet, “Waterlillies.” “Slumber Boat,” Student Nurses. Invocation, Rev. Geo. Quigley. Solo, selected, Mrs. M. C. Scholen koff. Address, Rev. Dr. T.-C. Meckel. Chorus, “America Triumphant,” ASPIRIIs Name ‘Bayer’ on Genuine , “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” is gen- “uine Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Accept only. an unbrok- en “Bayer package” which contains proper directions to relieve Headache, Toothache, Earache, 'Neuralgia, Rheu- matism, ‘Colds and Pain.. Handy tin boxes ot 12 tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell larger “Bayer packages.” Aspirin is trade mark Bay- er Manufacture Monoaceticacidester of salicylicacid. OU taste che tempting r&i tang of lemons in cold, sparkling Ward’s Leron- Crush! A refreshing delight when the sun is hottest, (ontsine the demons, pure Web atural: 7 ém: ~ Si ‘) : Prepared by Orange-Crush Co., Chicega eee ic nngelcs \ | Send Book, “The Story of Ora ! Send for foe Bok, The Stor of Oranae Ch me? BOTTLED IN BISMARCK, N. D. BY Capital City Bottling Works 219 Fifth ‘Street ‘Phone 206 KILLS HUSBAND TRYING TO GET HIM OUT OF BED Non -EDNA ~. MENSING i Patterson, N. J.—Mrs. Edna Mensing, 17, had an awful time] , trying to,get her husbafid out of bed in the morning. She used to take an empty revolver and playfully click it at his ear, she says, to awaken him. The other morning the gun went off and a bullet tore through his brain. He died and Mrs. Mensing is held by police. “Oh, I’m sorry,” she weeps. Thursday Musical Club. Address, Dr. Julius O. Arnson. Solo, “An Old Refrain,” Kriesler, Dr. John A. Halgren. Presentation of Diplomas. Sextette, “Goodnight, Student Nurses, Benediction. There will be a reception at the Nurses Home following the exercises. The class roll is as follows: Beloved,” Ruth Mautz. Jennie Jensen. Rose Schafer, Nellie Woolverton, Eva El liott, Florence Petrie, Sarah Dalve, Olive Walter, Ruth Korn, Dorothy Kalway, Ruth Foss, Mable Boening, Alma Glans, Rhoda Gartzke; Hilda Gustafson, Joyce Babcock, Meta Krue ger, flizabeth Johnson, Clara Handym, Hjardis’ Vogstad, Myrtle Paris, Anna Albertson, Katherine McCaskill, So- phie Godfrey, Ragnhild Berg. The Annnal Class night exercises were held in the dining-room of the Nurses Home on Friday night. May 28. The various festivities, usual to such occasions, as the reading of the class history, the will, and the prophecy were read. Refreshments were served at a late hour. The Junior Class of the Bismarck Hospital School for Nurses will be ho} ses to the members of the Sen- ior ass vomorrow afternoon at a picnic to be held at Apple Creek. MAN SAVES WIFE IN NICK OF TIME “My wife was unable to eat even the lightest food, and had fallen away to-a living skeleton. She could not even keep doctor's medicine on her stomach and was tortured with pain, On the recommendation of a triend | bought a ‘bottle of Wondertu' Remedy and she is all has gained forty pound simple, harmless preparation that re- moves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflam- mation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. PROMOTED TO BANK CASHIER The promotion of II. §. Herman to cashier of the Citizens State Bank, Brinsmade,, N. D., is of special in- terest to the president and faculty of Dakota’ Business College, Fargo, N. D., of which school Mr. Her- man is a graduate. Hundreds of big business men got their commercial training there, and now employ D. B. C. pupils them- selves, because they know they’re well equipped for making good. Summer school opens soon. “Follow the Succe$$ful’’ and write F 1. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front §&t., Fargo, N. D. for information. The drink of the masses be- cause it surpasses. Millions drink it. | James | that Benson, | MOTOR CARAVAN IS ALL “T didn’t know it was. loaded.” NOs YOUNG PLEASED WITH TOUR FOR VICTORY TICKET Closes First Week of Campaign | With Rousing Rally at Rugby Court House Rugby, N. D., June 1.—Congress- man Géorge M. Young closed the first week of his speaking tour here Saturday night speaking before a targe audience in the Pierce County courthouse. In his speech Young warned the organized farmers of North Dakota to break away from their socialistic leadership that has so corrupted the e government and bitterly ar- ned the Towney controlled press for its attempts to link the farm- ers’ movement up with the various radical elements over the country. In endorsing the Minot republican ticket Mr. Young paid a fitting tribute | o the past record of John ‘Steen of Rugby, the republican candidate. for state treasurer, who was among those present at the meeting, also telling of his associations with William Lan- ger in the early days in Cass coun- t y. Saturday afternoon Congressman Young addressed an_ enthusiastic meeting at Leads following his en- gagement at Maddock on the previous avening where he spoke to a crowd of about three hundred farmers. Young’s campaign thus‘ far_ has ; demonstrated that he has a large personal following among the farm- ers of the district who undoubtedly will support him at the polls regard- less of their party affiliation. For instance at ‘Maddock a prominent leaguer, who had served in the legis- lature with Young some years ago said: “George Young was for the farmers when he was at Bi marck and I have always voted for him. He has been the right kind of a congress- man and I will vote for him again,” In fact aH along the line there is evidence of a falling away from the Townley dictatorship and a general sentiment of dissatisfaction over the personal of the league ticket. This seems to be due partly to the follow- ing of Senator Asle J. Gronna in this section and partly to the wirl- wind drive recently made in Benson and Pierce counties by William Lan- ger. This was the view expressed by a number of men who were at the Leeds meeting such as E. J. Duncan, a prominent. and successful young farmer of Josephine; L. L. Butter- wick, secretary of the National Farm Loan association of Benson county; Michaels, an eight-year old veteran of the Ciyil war and a pioneer farmer; George Dickinson of Brins- made, and Victor Wardrobe of Leeds, formerly member of the legislature. In fact-there is great promise now until recently in the Nonpartisan column, will return a § antial majority in favor of the -Townley ticket in June. & READY FOR BOOSTER TOUR (Continued irom page one) low; Rosen’s Clothing Shop, Al Rosen; S. E. Bergeson & Son, R. M. Bergeson; Folsom's Jewelry Store. Ray W. Fol- som; Richmond & Whitney, J. C. Whitney; Bismarck Tribune; City National Bank. C. D. Owen; First Na- tional Bank. A. S. Bolster; Johnson's Store. Otto Johnson; A. W. Lucas Co., | L. S. Andrews; Webb Bros., P. M. Webb, R. B. Webb; John Bortell, ohn Bortell; E. A. Brown, Gro- E. A. Brown; Golden Rule Gro- ‘y. G. W. Little; Wachter Transfer Paul Wachter; Finch Lumber Co., H. Howell John A. Larson; A. B. Olson’ Klein. the clotiher, E. B. Klein; Nicola/Billiard Hall, Solomon charge, . P. Kellar; Hoskins, Stationery and Morist. Phil Meyers; Logan, Grocer, R. P. Logan; The Chocolate Shop, U. R. Register; Bismarck wrocery Co., H.| Regent and Mott, covering a total of TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1920 LIFE WAS A MISERY TO HER | Says this Woman Until Re- lieved by‘Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Carrollton, Ky.—“1- suffered almost two years’ with female weakness. could not walk an aa Mistanee, ride ‘or | take any exercise at % b all without resting. If I swept the floor or did any kind of work it: would brin, my sickness on. was weak and lan- guid, had no energy, and lifewas a misery to me. I was under the care of a good 7 . Physician for se eral months and tried other remedies. Thad read of Lydia FE. Pinkham’s Vege- | table Compound and. decided to try it. After taking twelve bottles I found myself much improved and I took: six’ more. I have never had any more, trouble in that respect since. I have done all kinds of work and at present am an attendant at a State Hospital and -am feeling fine.- I have recom- mended your Vegetable Compound to dozens of my friends and shall always recommend’ it.”—Litran Tapp, 824 S, Sth St., Carrollton, Ky. If you have any symptoms about which ou would like to know write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for helpful advice given f | ree of wooenun’d again in New National J. Duemeland; Bismarck Music co.,| J. H. Allerdings; Dunham Lumber Co., H. S. Dobler; First Guaratee Bank, EB. V. Lahr; F. BE. Young Real Estate, F, E. Hedden; Northern Produce Co., varl Nelsoi Russell-Miller Milling Co., C. A. Baker and Albert Mayer; dent Insurance Co. - marck Water Supply Co., A. J. Ostran- der; Beulah Coal Ww. Kra! State Treasurer, Obert Olso: B Jeigh Co. Abstract, A, J. Arnot; Wash- burn Lignite Coal Co., F. J. McC mick; Capital Steam Laundry, W. B. Couch; Perry Furniture Co., Ed Perry; Knowles, Jeweler, F. A. Knowles; Bis- marck Radiator Works, Chas. Riggs; Armour & Co., Martin Meisner; Sing- ing Machine Co.. Wm. Robin- Best & Huyck, L. M. Sather; John Peterson and Geo. Upright; Harris & Co., H. J. Woodman: ; Dirlam Repair Shop, Otto Dirlam; Wellworth.: Store; H. Webber; Bismarck Sign Co. F. H. Hurley; Kupitz, Grocer; Barton & Beck, State Agents, Provident Ins. Capital Security Bank; American i Agency,,E. H. Mann; Barker Bekery System; O. H. Will Co., Nurs- ery; arek Steam Laundry; Quan-| dure, Brink & Riebold. Royte of Tour H The Bismarck road boosters are sheduled to leave Bismarck at 7 o'- clock tomorrow morning, making the first pause in-their journey at Man: dan. e 4 On. the first day of the trip they will visit Center, Stanton, Hazen, Beu- lah, Zap, Golden Valley, Dodge, 'Halli- day, Werner, Dunn Center and Kill- deer, They are dite to arrive at Kill- deer tomorrow night. traveling 439 miles. Killdeer, which is to be the night control, will be reached about 8 p. m., and a good roads meet- | ing will follow. Onthe second day, the road Yost- ers will visit Dunn Center, ‘Manning, ! Dickinson, New England, Havelock, Mer world do not hesitate to say that ‘ JROMINENT importers and wholesale dealers in crude drags and medicinal herbs gathercd fro: all parts of the the market for the better grades of inal herbs, rocts, oils, etc., is practically confined to the lead- ing manvfacti of the so-called package medicines, who buy only tho very best, and that the manu- a of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup he largest users of the grade of Egyptian senna caves in the world. The poten from senna k of a tea brewed 3 to relieve con- stipation 3 been recognized, not only by the medical prof sion, but by the public generally; in fact, senga las been known and used im medicine for more than five .centuries. The cheaper grades of senna, such as are usu- rlly sold at retuil, have, however, + tendency to gripe and cramp night control, at 6 p. m. ‘the vhird day the tour will touch the following places: Burt, Odessa, New Leipzig, Elgin, Heil, Leith, Car- son, Lark, Flasher, St. Anthony, reaching Bismarck at 9:15 p.m. The third day’s schedule covers a distance of 119 miles. \ ee ee HE'S GOOD JUDGE. Washington.—Joe Judge of the aut nee for June importance. their own homes. , Love Me or Not * Star of Love Jesus, Ns bal ee When ‘etc ou hp ER ents eevee ww mene eee Bin w, LEY Nicola; Bismarck Bottling Works, H. SJ a fe Me 6 . kawegnecne Let the Lower Lights Be Burning Rose of Washington Square—Medley Fox Trot | You Ain’t Heard Nothing Yet—Medley Fox Trot Y Rock-a-bye, Baby (2) Sweet and Low (3) Lullaby Adeste Fideles (2) First Nowell (3) Nazareth Skye-Boat Song (2) The Hills of Tyrol Mother's Prayer (2) Swing Song (3) The Winds (4) ‘Cherry Sweet Oht By Jingo! 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