The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1920, Page 6

PAGE SIX BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE CENSUS DETAIL OF COUNTY AND CITY IS TS SHOWN) wes Cold Compound” ae | Huseigh County ‘Increase in Last Ten Years Represented by Bismarck’s Growth CITY FIGURES BY WARDS The population of Burleigh county has'more than doubled in 20 years, the complete figures of the census bureau, A NASTY COLD EASED AT ONCE! breaks up a cold in a’ few hours . Don’t stay.stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of “Pape's Cold Compound” taken every two hours ie til three doses are taken usually breaks up a severe cold and ends | all grippe misery. i The very first dose opens your clog- ged-up nostrils and the air passages of the head; stops nose running; ‘re- lieves the headache, dullness, ‘fever- recéived here today show. In 1900 the population was 6,081-- It grew to 13,- 087 in 1910 and to 15,578 in the 1920 census. Detailed figures including the census figures of Bismarck by wards, follows: Minor civi! division 1920 1910 1900 BURLEIGH CO, ....15578 13087 6081 Apple Creek twp . 363° 115 = 100 Bismarck City . 7122 5448 3319 Boyd twp. 114.574 Burnt Creek twp... 187 119 83 Canfield twp ....... 189 164 6 Christiania twp. 137 138 Clear Lake twp 1520 126 7, Croft twp. 204 19883! Cromwell 107 ‘121 1 Driscoll twp. 352 372 Eckland;twp 604 483 Estherville twp. 218 172... Florence Lake twp.. 138 129 11 Fort Rice twp. (school 52 72 Frances twp se 1 Ghylin twp . 23: 218 Gibbs township . 112) 110 Glenview twp. 05 135 Grass Lake tw; 190 214 Harriett twp .. 256 179 Hay Creek twp 135 86 Hazel Grove twp. 147 7 Lein twp ... 201 0 Lincoln twp. (school) 65 640 Jogan twp. ... » 99 92 Long Lake twp . 177-126 Lyman twp. 174-165 McKenzie twp. 275 191 Menoken twp. 216 «183 Missouri twp. 88-100 PIMPLES ON FACE FOR TWO MONTHS Hard and Festered. Itched, Burned, :Cuticura Heals. “‘I noticed, pimples, rang on my face. They. were, hard, featered, . and and were seeeed over my fece. I ing. worse every brace for my: Facets bele itch- ing: and burning, which cat agreat lossof sleep. “The trouble bothered me for"two months., In about two weeks:1 es , Sompletely healed,’ after..using three cakes of Cuticura Soap ang ore ‘box of Cuti- cura Ointment.” (Signed) M. Lavre-’ nuk, 1626 Riverbed'St., Cleveland, 91! t Consisting of, ‘Soap; Ointment and Talcum, promotes and, nuaane okin purity, skin comfort and), health, oftegwheo alee ia Te ‘Soap to cleanseand, ft the ee ment to soothe and ‘to powder and metune 4 Send can, do no better shan ‘make. these. ‘fra-' gtant-super-creamy ‘emollieats your *} every-day toilet: ratlONee eo ‘Cuticura Soap vee without mus. EAGLE Tailoring and Hat Works Suits dry cleaned and | pressed, repairing neatly . done. Hats cleaned and | blocked. Phone 58; we will ical | and deliver. 215 Broadway, one-half block west of postoffice. 4 | Summit twp. . | Ward ishness, sneezing, soreness and stiff- ness. “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the} quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores. !t}- acts without assistance,-tastes nice, contains no quinine—Ins'st upon Pape's! F Morton. twp .......55 101 ‘ Naughton twp (schl) 114 117 108 Painted Woods twp. 168 160 151 Phoenix twp schl).. 174 157 9 Regan village ...... 202. Richmond twp. sen) los 168 3 Rock Hill twp....... 115 158 4 Sibley Butte twp. 110-140 50 Steiber twp. .. 134.119 5 Sterling twp. 221 198 41 131 120 19! Taft tfp. .. 115 109 61, Telfer twp. . 100 12 89 Thelma twp 97 151 wep Trygg twp. ... 178 145 ——~Cw™ Wild Rose twp. .... 209.148 Wilson twp. .....++ 191 246 Wilton city, (part of) ie Bae Wing tWD.. ener ee 11 pote place 1830 4910 1000 fosnua: goe ~oap 3319 village Pe vais 202 =n ity (party** 108 Cc 1920 1,116 1,082 1,784 1,061; 732 1,347 Ward 6 ... * Previously announced as 6,951. ** In Burleigh and McLean coun- ties. Combined population 1920—1,026, 1910—437, es COL. LOUNSBERY . VISITS FRIENDS IN CAPITAL CITY Col. GC. A. Lounsbery, founder of tha Bismarck Tribune, is a guest of his daughter Mrs. C. E. V. Draper of Man dan and expects to visit friends in the two cities for the next tew days be- fore returning to Washington to re- sume his duties in the government land office. Tt has -been eight years since Col. j Lounsbery visited Bismarck and after a tour of the city was surprisedat the remarkable growth the city has had: He recalled several. of the Jandmarks | and remarked upon being show. the’ site of the new historical building that he had written the charter of that) society and had been its first presi- dent. Mr. Lounsbery also was the first master of the local Masonic ‘lodge and was guest of honor at the Master Ma- son banquet Monday evening where he related reminiscences of early Ma- sonry in Bismarck. Although the new retirement 'aw af- fects Fol. Lounsbery, he was directed to stay for another two yeor period because of his long service, and know1- edge of the land office. Col. Lounsbery:came to Bismarck in 1873 and established the Weekly Trib- une which was afterwards purchased by Marshal ‘H. Jewell who ‘in 1378 started the Daily, Tribune. A HEALTHY HAPPY WIFE is the greatest inspiration a man. can, have and the life of the family, yet. how many, homes in, this fair land are ‘blighted by the ili health of wite and mother! It may be _backaches, headaches, sete tortures of a displacement, on e ailment’ peculiar to: her sex, vale ch makes ‘life a burden. Every, .women in this, conditign showd rely, upon Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable, Compound, made from roots and herby tovirestore“er heaith and tapbiness: —advt. and How We Treat Them for You Men who ‘have studied’ the ‘sub- ject. tell us ‘there areeleven’main varieties of stains that affect fab- rics—fruit stains; beverage stains, inks, ‘grass, grease, wax: (including gum), dyes, paints, oils, leather, and those of metallic origin, like rust. c Through systematic 'study, «and long experience, we have learned what is most efficacious, for each kind of stain. Simple washing suffices for the great majority, but those more t CAPITAL LAUNDRY CO. 311 Front Street, : stubborn,. special treatments have - been devised that clean without harm’ to the fabric. This is a supplemental help that - we render—one'of the details typi- “\f cal ‘of the thoroughness of our : modern laundering service. ~ And it is service, too, that we ’| will be. glad to give you. Learn the joy ‘of complete relief: from washday’s trying labors—have our driver call for all your family ' washing. : Phone. 684 | The man who t shave with a sa CHILLY BREEZES DECEIVE SOME FOR COLD WEATHER’S NOT COMING ; Nope—cold weather is not com-_ ing. You have the assurance of the, weather observer for: that. While the. prediction is for cooler to- night, it algo {s for fair with ris- ing temperature. tomorrow. This is why you shivered a little bit this ‘morning. Old High * Pressure, swooping out of the northwest descended on Bismarck. He beat the thermométer down to 4& this morning, with a stiff, gale Few Americans Have Seen Key Ceremony — | London, Sept. 28.—Few Americans’ who have visited the Tower of Lon- don have ever ‘witnessed the cere- mony of the keys, though it has taken place nightly for many centuries. The yeoman porter, with an escort of guards, still nightly locks the gates. Behind him: still. walks “a varlet at two pence a night to carry the keys” and, broad daylight or no, follows the bugler with the lantern. “Halt, who comes there?” demands |- the sentry. “The keys,” replies the yeoman por- ter. “Whose keys?” asks the sentry. “King george’s ~keys,” is the an- swer. H At the end of the ceremony the yeo- | man porter takes off his hat and says “God preserve King George,” ang , guard and escort reply, “Amen.” Then the band or drums and fifes play “God Save the King” and buglers sound the “Last Post.” | Astronomers explain the twink: lin, it the”! pte ypc to, the, At. moaptlere.” is i NE ‘of the most, surprising reversals of opinion ever known in the history of shaving has suddenly come about. In the past four months—since ‘the introduction of the new Gil- \ Jette razor, the BIG FELLOW— more men have given up the old- fashioned way of shaving for the Gillette habit than in any similar pericd of time heretofore.) +‘: Many of them, men who had always looked upon ‘the safety feature of the Gillette as its only \-Canadian'Factory: New York 73 St. Alexander St. Chicago Montreal, ‘Quebec | San Franciscb” Mila not require of a razor. and balance. 4 nid London Madrid Paris ~-Brussele , Geneva necessary to drain radiators, mo- torists-are told. The thermometer was at 38 last night;.but the wind prevented a frost. The sudden cold snap brought 'a lot of inquiries about what the weather will be tomorrow. E: is “I want to drive:a hundred miles today and I want to know if I can get back,” one man asked Weather Observer 0. W. Roberts. “Go right’ ahead,,’ replied the blowing. But the crest reaches us tonight. Tomorrow it passes right along and warm weatl with us again. There will be frost tonight, At. is predicted... The thermameter | may. be near ‘32, but jit?) ‘wor be | Colds, ( pea <La Geigest F ‘Neglected Colds are Dangerous Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. Breaks‘up.a cold in 24 hours — Relieves Grippe in 3 days—Excellent for Headache Quinine’: in thi8 form does not affect tho head—Cascara is best Tonic Laxative—No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT CAR WASHING | CORWIN AQTOR Ct advantage and one that they did And the men'who used to think , they couldn’t shave with a safety razor are making the Gillette Big Fellow their particular razor—and . é the fastest selling razor that has -ever been placed on the market Send Amsterdam Sydney : Shanghai Myers ‘Aires ‘Singapore; »Port'Elizabeth 'F oF t a, The man who excuses his use of an dificult face to shave. There was something about the ra Big Fellow, the Gillette with the longer handle and heavier head, that appealed to tiem the instant they saw its: size and felt its i weight Rio de Janeiro Tokyo Calcutta Constantinople observer. “You'll have to con- ‘| tend with a wind, but you ought +. 3) directors, We pay you 4% on vanes: BANK First & NATIONAL’ old-fashioned razor on the ground that he has a tender skin and a wiry beard, often tells this to’a safety razor user who has a much more ey ways | You are cordially invited to avail yourself of the’strength and safety. ‘to > have nice ‘weather getting BAR tomorrow.”, ; ~ Safety Ali Money deposited in the Savings Depart- ment if this strong bank is always ab§o- lutely ‘safe because it is protected by. our Surplus and Profit fund of over $300, 000, _by our, récord of 41 years of service to thé people of this community and ky the con- servative management of our officers and