The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1920, Page 5

4 a 5 he eye J w* ALS ala FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920 CONTRACTOR MAKES ALL FACTS PUBLIC Troubles of Ten Years’ Stand- ing Gone—He. Feels Like a New Man Since Taking Tan- lac. A “Tanlac has put an end to troubles that had been pulling me down for ten years, and I am ‘now a. well man; and feeling as spry as a boy,” was the’ statement made a few days ago ‘by ‘Axel Elogren, of St, Paul Park, St. Paul Minn. Mr. Elogren is a paint- ing contractor and has lived in St. Paul Park for the past twenty-nin years. t “My troubles started in 1910 and ever since 1 have been gradually get- ting worse. My kidneys were all out of order and I had a continual pain across the small of my back, which sometimes felt like it would break ~| Butte! the groom’s car for their new home at Orrin last night. Visits Here Miss ‘Marie McGuire, of Linton, is spending a few days here as the guest of Miss Magdalen Horner, First street. On Vacation ’ Miss Norine Molhagen, who has a position at the Bank of North Dakota, is spending a two weeks’ vacation in Mandan. 'Bodenstabs at Sentinel Butte Dr. and Mrs. W.-H. Bodenstab, 520 Mandan Avenue, are spending a fev days at their ranch near Sentinel Miss Johnson Here Miss Ruth Johnson, league candi- date for state superintendent, is in the city. “She spoke last night at a meet- ing of the Ladies Auxiliary held at the in two. 1 had a bad case of ‘indiges-| Court house. tion, a poor appetite and suffered every time I ate anything. Gas would form on my stomach and fill me up so I had to fight to get my breath. At night I often suffered so with my stomach I-would get up and pace the floor, trying to get easy. My nerves were on, edge all the time and I was subject to severe, dizzy headaches, 1 was weak. and~all run-down: and almost unable to work and just seem- ed to have played out altogether.| «+ “Butinow | don’t feel like the same person. In fact I am a different man because “of the way Tanlac has fixed me up. My kidneys are in: the finest kind of ghape and ‘my back never hurts~me at all. _My digestion was never better and | have a ravenous appetite and enjoy ‘everything I eat. My nerves are as steady as a rock and I am entirely. rid of those dizzy headaches. I go to sleep.as soon a3 1 hit the bed and get up of mornings feeling fine and reaty for. work, I am in tip-top shape and feel stronger than I have in many years.” Tanlac is sold in Bigmarck by Jos. Breslow, in Driscoll by N. D. and J. H. Barrette, in Wing. by H. P. Ho- man, and in Strausburg by Straus- burg Drug Co. —advt. ' CITY NEWS| Here on Business Neil Reed drove up from Williston yesterday on business. Steele Woman Here ‘Dorothy Jones and‘Helen Jones, of] Mg. Winstein and bab Steele, were in the city yesterday. Visits Here 6 George J. Schneider and Carl Sevan- son, of Robinson, were in the city yes- terday. Young:at St. Paul Att’y C. L. Young is in’ St. Paul on business. He expects to return on Monday. 9 Wishek: Man Here James Welsb-and J. P. Bissinger, of Wishek, were in the city-on business yesterday. s Go to Spiritwood Mr. and Mrs. Fred ‘L. Conklin, 73 Avenue A West, left for Spiritwood Wednesday, ‘ On Vacation | Miss Vivian M. Dolan has gone to Fullerton to spend a few days’ vaca- tion with friends there. ‘Goes to Napoleon Miss. Josephine Fogarty, - ‘Fifth street, left yesterday for Napoleon, where she_will visit friends. , _Back From Mandan Mrs. E. M. Kaffer, who has been, visiting in Mandan the past week, re- turned to her home here yesterday. — Baby Boy | ‘A baby boy was born to Mr. and (Mrs.'‘E. H. Weber, 824‘Seventh street, at -St. Alexius hospital this morn- ing. e : Visits at-Lucas Home, | Miss Dorothy _ freachy dnd her brother ‘Kenneth ‘Tybachy are visit- ing ‘Helen Lucas for,a few weeks. ‘Rawlings, Off to Lakes Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Rawlings left for the lake region this week. They will make the trip by motor car. Two Pay Fines Sammy Polli and Peter Anton were both brought into police court last night, and given a fine of costs apiece for speeding. Married Last Night: Joseph T. Fettig, of Orrin, Pierce county, and Miss Theresa Moszer, who has been employed in this.city, were; married last evening. They left in| OOOO “DANDERINE” Stops Hair Coming, Out; x +Doubles Its Beauty. - ON 4 A few cents buys “Danderine.” “Af- : ter an application of “Danderine” you | can not find a fallen hair or any dand- ruff, besides every hair shows new = Nature Lover's Meet The Friends of Our Native Wild Life held a meeting last evening at the Community.room. Dr. M. R. Gilmore gave a talk on the uses of plants by the Indians as food, and ex- hibited: specimens at the meeting. Motor Fire Truck The local fire department now has @ motor truck ready for duty and load- ed with a thousand feet of hose. Com- missioner Chris Bertsch has loaned them his truck for the time being and i was placed in the fire hall yester- Here for Treatment Mrs. E. iS. Shaw, wife of Rev. Shaw of Minot, haw entered the Bismarck hospital for treatment. The Shaws are now moving from Minot to Min- neapolis, where Mr. Shaw will have charge of a parish, Hospital News Master George Shipp; Mrs. H,. L. Grombling, of Regan; Jack Fettnig, 507 South Twelfth street and Miss Agnes Staudenmaier, of Carl, have |. ‘been admitted to St. Alexius hospital. Miss Belva M. Beatty; Master Ed- mound Schreiner, of Underwood; Mrs. J. J. Decker, of Vickinson; Wil- liam’G. Roylance; Mrs. E. E. Foster, af Beulah; and Miss Ruth Wright; of Hazelton, have been discharged from St. Alexius hospital. Miss Velma .o@gler, of Olevit, S. D.; and Mrs, Rev. William Butschat, of Lehr, have entered the Bismarck hospital. 3 Mrs; Bast, and baby girl, of Beach; ; Mr8* Lee and baby girl, of Washburn; Mrs. J. P. Mosbrucker and baby; and Mrs J. W. ‘Wilson and‘ baby, have been discharged from the Bismarck hos- pital. | PEOPLE'S FORUM | & oJ Editor The Tribune; ‘The following is one man’s idea‘ of the ‘easy life” of a policeman: If he’s neat—he’s conceited. If he’s careless—he’s a bum. If he’s pleasant—he’s a flirt. if he’s brief—he's a grouch. If he hurries—he overlooks things. If he takes his time—he’s lazy. If he’s deliberate—he’s too slow to catch cold. If you sttike him—he’s a coward. If he strikes you back—he’s a bul- ly. If he out-wits you—he’s a sneak, If ydu see him first—he’s a bone- head. * If he misses it—he’s a simp. lf he gets promoted—he’s got a pull. If he don’t—Oh, what's the use. —A s*riend of the Police. . St. Mary Sewing Circle La- dies will hold a food sale on Saturday afternoon at the Gas Company’s office. 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