The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1920, Page 5

/ BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE A JOLLY FARM PARTY The Schebler farm-was the scene of a “Topsy Turvy” party Saturday night when.a score of young people had the best’ kind of jolly time. Upon arriving at the farm home the guests were yeceived hy ghosts who led them ceremoniously’ around the house and ushered them through a window into Witch’s heaven. The ghosts were most, formal in’their exactions; for instance all guests not observing the ultima- tum ‘that ~bungalow aprons be worn as full dress were summarily locked in-a clothes closet until the require- ments were met with. Hallowe'en games were the pleasures of the even- ~ing and all expressed themselves as be- ing delighted with the hospitality found Prospect Bringing Tcgether Sys North Lakota Citics, 4 tem” of ¢Individual: Counties and Dist ! We are Non-Competitive jin North Dakota Propositions; our Reta I Ciel ((ItI{(I( (I II I I mmm mmm mmm mn nn AN OPEN LETTER—TO-WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: | i ing Fees for Getting Information, Giving Information, “A “or Collectively, and drawing Eastern Capitalists’ Attention to Good Investments in Intensive Cooperation is Conducive of Great Results. HEADQUARTERS: | McKenzie Hotel, BISMARCK, N. DAK. Mayors and Commercial Clubs, > Nerth Dakota g ". Geatleomen:—Enclos ‘we pay cash. ARQUOEEOTUAOUAUAYONOGOOUOOOAEEHAEEOUGSEEOEAOOUGAOSAOMEOAOGAEEAOOOOR OOOO == North Dakota Farming nes for your We establish our credit in due time with our se ‘ BISMARCK A We are Boosters for Business, Locating Prospective D. H. STUHR, General Manager DISTRICT & Buyers and Sellers perusal, prompt considg tion and early reply. ces. and Marketing Information Bureau (Not Inc orporated) Bismarck, Burleigh County, North Dakota, October and November, 1920. We ask for no business credit, we need none, Our regular yearly Retainers Fee, payable in advance covers Our main aim is to interest and induce active farming land /buy- ers and solid invéstors in North Dakota propositions UVEQOQOOOUAUGASANOEEUAGANGONOOOOGEOGORAUOUGUOGGEROEEOGGOGEENEUOGAGOELEUUANA eee at the Schebler home. Mr. and Mrs. ? * ee J. Manning, and Miss Conway assisted our ser’ under our “Bringing Together System,” namely—Con necting. you up with Prospective Larfd Buyers, Sellers and Investors, Mr. and Mrs. Schebler in entertain- you do the.1est and pay in full when gach trade is closed. .We would be good disinterested medium to work up “State Wide Spirit ing. Young women who were guests pt “Chain Werk.” Cooperation for good of North Dakota, This ac ccmplished, then let each City and County make their own special- of the evening were: Misses Hazel | izing arrangements with us. We are permanent. Pass this along. * ’ fabey, Helen ‘Conway, Anna Marie 3 Sincerely, D, H. STUHR, General Director, Manning, Ida Albin, Elma Andrist, Jo- | | nT 3 sephine Cervinski, “Mayme Chapman,. YM UUUDNJUUSAUNUULULUE UAE Edna Mbsbrucker, Marie Mosbrucker E = and the daughters of the housetiold, a ae Tr Loufse and Amelia Schebler: 4 was‘struck on the shoulder and wrist ATTENTION VOTERS A Dangerous Answer. VOTING SCHOOL oy é Pe 7 With the cable but not seriously injur- Registration Da morrow, “What,” asked the lawyer of the ex- i-' + } ; : ut £4 y A The _ Anti-Townley Voting ENTERTAINED AT MANDAN 3 ed. He returned to his work on Fri-|Qet, 26th, All id pert) witnesp, “leads you to conclude : : : ct. ; men and women ;. |School for Men and Women is Mrs. R. W. Shimers of Mandan en- e day last. should ist Regist | that the defendant in this case is A i tertained at a one ‘o'clock birthday é pe lane regis he pa er all crazy?” jopen every day this week in the luncheon Saturday at her “home at ; ; H ARDING CLOSES place you vote. ‘ ee location of | “Well, for one thing,” replied the |K. of C. Hall over Rex Theatre. 501 First Avenue NW., complimentary ‘ : polls in other part of this issue. | expert, “he’s a golf player and talks | All people are requested to visit ‘ to her mother, Mrs. W. E. Ricker, of oe ‘ ©. Ge IN OHIO, TOUR aa eee - tnothing but golf.” ‘-"|this school and inform them- Bismarck, who leaves next month to Zi davsront Qe : nse) Big Dance, Metropolitan Nov-| “Hold on,” interrupted the judge, |selves the correct way to mark make her home in the West. A color cuae i ( , Mario, O., Oct. 25.—Senator Hard-| elty Orchestra‘of Chicago. Pat- | “I'm going to have that answer strick- | their ballot on election d: I scheme of yellow and white was car- EAGLE ROCK, Cal.—Here’s' the: prize dahlia of California,|ing began the last full week of his4 terson Hall, Wednesday,.October |°" out. I play golf myself.” Detroit: struction h aye Ane ried out on the table by a centex-|“The Ambassador.” It has taken, several prizes at flower shows. | campaign with work at his desk on | 97h * Free. Press. struction hours at 10:30 A. M., piece of yellow ‘chrysanthemums, and | The flower is the result of various tit iharriages ih the flower |i find Pane wer ances Wino at | — wee a 12:30 P. M. 3:00 P. M., 7:30 favorg. Mrs. Shimers was Yssisted by! World, J. J. Broomall.is the horticulturist se 19 the Hower |he will rest)his candidacy. ‘These ad- Too Short a Notice P. M. and 9:00 P. M. ij Mrs. B. E. Ricker of Bismarck ‘and . Jd. J. alli rticulturist who devéloped jit. | dresses are to be delivered at Cleve- Father (to Sammy, coming home poe ae Mrs. F. W. McKendry of Mandan. The picture shows Miss Rose Cade with the dahlia. land, Akron, Cincinnati, and Colum- in bedraggled condition) “Great Scott!:|_ A company in Japan has begun the eee town: ences pete we: < aaa ed pis: es, tere Ro how you do look!” prodicts m of soda by an electrical . C. Cressinger, of Tacoma; Mrs. W.| yay. py, att ey ai . fe ‘ 9 ; re “Yes, pa, I fell in a mud hole.”~ | Process. ij 2 be i Doe be ie ene Gem nperlint SE ANY oe | th diccae cee presen tocation.4 AMERICAN N aiid Name “Bayer” on Genuine “What! and with your »7»ew pans = [lI SS 7% dames W, E. Ricker, Frank Grambs, eee: aN oe ees! i on, too?” i CG, W: McGray, V. R. Middlemas, and berg ‘are requested te attend. Baby Gin Died” MEXICO KILLE “Yes, I didn’t have time to’ take ‘ ARETS H. T. Murphy of Bismarck. These, ae oF é hae lings : them off!—“Detroit News. A j with eight guests from Mandan, made | 7, wy, MEET TUESDAY ceday ty eee Hrances, infant daughter of] | Washington, (Oct. 25. "M. 7: Sevrey, kp een rf s doc 2s6b | ol arty. . ©. T. U. will meet Tuesday {Mr. and Mrs. Jo Pelkey. 513 ipe| an American, ‘was murdered jn Cana- A gatnld gs 1oo 25ch | up the, luncheon party. ¥ fagtatndon. incthé bonitiiamity” Thom eel ry. and Mrs. Joh Pelkey. 513 Phir ate Mexico, last Wednesday, the state So successful has been the Paris- weigh s ~~ pao ins Bs th blic library : teenth street, who died Sunday was’ 2 pea * Brussels air mail service that it .will “Th We kK hile ou Sleep’ i “FOOTBALL TEAM. WELCOMED -;| tHe Public Ubrary. at sl pated sRMIS meters hep department was advised today. The bétiticreased: ‘They Wor! y The High School football team were | Se ri whith itl dee ine at 3:30. The | Afmerican consul at Nogales has been cieee ane Sa & i : ae | e girl was twenty-one months old. | instructed by’ the secretary of state —$$_$__—__________________-4! welcomed home bythe loyal Senior runer Wie 3 y - aes Lae oat sAtindat Sent Re | CITY NEWS | puneral services were held from St.|to request the local authorities there | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY if ae theered the home coming boys |* | CatPotic Andy a hlerieat _Was in the/to take all possible measures ta ap- oo rivit a y cia In Accident ne 43 prehend the murdere: , P at BLE ey A rede eon ae RN. Stevens, 418 mrarfasatveat- ad - ‘ile 5 ———— : 4 pe em It's criminal ‘to take a chance on ROR SALE—Seven-room house, mod- ‘ , garét Smith, in time to welcome the |Teturned from the ranch at Minnewauy| One eeellcn fudge a Heets ,To Whom i May Concern sev enhstitts for, “Bayer Tablets of | ern, on pavement. Good neighbor- k aft to welcome the |i an., Mr. Stevens is suffering from &| poo ee ene eee eile study class) 1 have this day sold the Olympia Aspirin.” Unless you see the name! hood. P. 0. Box 293. 10-25-tE. lads back after a good fight in a los s for high school credit meets th ing game qt-Jamestown sprained ankle. , evening in the Baptist church. The | Candy Store to Wm. Kontos and T ath pee Oh) pees OF ON Og ao arsars a2 A i 5 pri » |elass will be con duet did irch. The | not responsible for any debts con- {You are not getting genuine Aspirin | WANTED—Flat i first of month. NEW CARD CLUB MEETS Visiting Friends ‘]) | Syara’ F.° Jordan nducted ‘by Rev. Ed-| vected with the store, he is responsi- | Prescribed by physicians for twenty-| Furnished or unfurnished. By re- 7 z Mre HK craig was hostess on |, Miss Ruby Schuman, chiet clork of! ""phroughout the state, groups of ali {Pie for settlement of all /bills. one years and, proveil safe by mil-| sponsible party. Phone Call 722 or | Tacklé your work tomorrow as hard ice avi ral ha art | the State Highway Commission, is vis- | denominations aye seeeited chet Dated, Oct. 25, 1920. / lions. Take Aspirin only as told in| 165L. 10-25-3t | ng a four-pound ‘black bass hits the Saturday afternoon at her apartment | iting friends in Valley City for a few! oy a high school credit for eae |’ (Signed) CHAS. PAPPAS. | the Bayer package for Colds, Heaa- See TRE a bait. Take Cascafets tonight to move in Person court to a new card club, |qays, pe : a high school credit for oye year’s tgned) E Pre pe Teutaietis i Bar ATTENTION VOTERS ol ete i eA Ae. auxiliary, ‘The.clup is lays. , work in Bible study of one "hour a gehe, Neuvalgia,., Rheumatism, Ear- the stagnant bile, the poisons and is ie A. zi iene ditenor alien: ——— week. The ‘text may bel either the caaiess ar ache, Togth-ache, Lumbago ang’ toc | Registration Day tomorrow, | Waste from liver and bowels, ab- composed © y ‘eaetry 7 Leaves for Home. \ | King James or the Douay version and Big Dance, Metropolitan Nov- | Pain. Handy tin boxes for twelve }Qet, 26th, All-‘men and women j S°lutely ending sick headache, bili- ' bers, of the American Association o: Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Langeliers ot | may be c i > authoriz : aaa ‘ tablets cost few. cents. Druggists a “ fees . c i ' ne 3 vt es : may be conducted by authorized lead- | elty Orchestra of Chicago. Pat- uggists also | shoul > Re ft | Ousness, constipation, —sallowness, as Engineers, whos? chapter was organ-| Linton returned home today after «|ers of any,group.,,When the work is y f . a ae tell larger packages. | Aspirin is the | ould. . register? egister al | colds, upset, stomach, bad breath. No ized in Bismarck this summer. few days in the eltyy Thgjr_10- | completed, the same is certified as sat- terson Hall, Wednesday, October | ¢ede mark of Bayer Manufacture ot | Place you vote. See location of | griping—no’ intonvenience. Children igen CAL tn months-old child has béen receiving tory and the one-Halt credit is | 27th. : Monoaceticacidester of Salicyl polls’in other part of this issue, | love Cascarets too. 10, 25 50 cents. P. BE. 0. MEETING treatment at the St. Alexius hospital. | granted ‘toward the. cbmpleti fa The P, B.’0. Sisterhood held an in- a Sa = Tigh: Gchool courderege ee eee ; ‘ teresting session at the home of Mrs. Autos Damaged Sunday ¥ lis ° g F. B. Cox, Seventh street this after-| An automobile driven by Ed Kafer, Lucky ev noon.. After music by Mrs. J. P.|crashed into another machine at the}, W. F. McGraw of Bismarck, one of | French, there were papers.on “Amer-| corner of “Thayer and. Sixth streets ;'the superintendents on’ Consulting ‘ican hibtoric- homes” by Mrs. Cora | Sunday afternoon. Both ‘cars’ were | Ungineer Atkinson’s paving project at B. Harrfs, and Mrs? G. N. Keniston.|qamaged somewhat and occupants | Devils Lake, spent. a few days in his ENJOYABLE DANCE sneer UD home last week. Mr. McGraw reports e oy pI * TS a serious accident on the project.early a et ¥ Fifty couples’ attended the dance Ownership Change in the: week in Devils Lake when the given by the local brotherhood of car- |; G. L. Peterson, 714 Thayer street, | cable which stay the steam shovel, v. penters and joiners Satitrday evening. | who has conducted a general repair | snappeg with the shovel suspended at Delicious refreshments were Servé%|and blacksmith and horse-shoeing !a height of eighty-five feet. Five men - at midnight. This was the- first. of | business, has sold out to ©. Lawyer, | standing together on a platform were @? series of affairs planned by the | who also is.a practical man in this | in the wake Of the flying cable, ong ', unio during the coming months. line of work. Mr. Lawyer announces | of the group being Mr. McGraw him- if that in addition to the general black- | self. “The four ,men_ standi: vi CARD PARTY 1 __| smith ‘and horseshoeing work he will |him were segjonsly injured. and. were The womé& of the Catholic Order | @o auto spring repair work and other | taken to a hospital; two of the men , of Pore Yi eee ene pe repairing.. Mr. Lawyer will main-!are in serious condition. . Mr. McGraw : > lay evenil = thias’ hall, over the Bergeson store. Cards will be played from 8:00 to 11. Refreshments“Wwill be served. Ladies ‘ ayd gentlemen are invited. ‘ WAR MOTHERS’ SILVER TEA Mrs. Anna. Gradin and Mrs. James Algeo will be hostesses to all war mothers at a silver tea on Tuesday : afternoon from 2:30 to 5 at the home 3 fs of Mrg. Anna Gradin, 306 Bight street. if Ape j / « W.C. 0. F. REGULAR MEETING f The Lady Foresters will meet Tues- / day evening at seven ‘o'clock, in reg- ! ular session at the Knights of Pythias i ; ‘Daily Fashion Hint, hk as 2 = When it rains— ‘ and the children must stay in and all the toys seemdull and ‘ there isn’t anything to do that’s any fun—then get out the Busse Books — 71 ded “that Sing”. mc ho el Explainin}, the moderate price Use it as a beautifier vite trouble. The tiny pores and minute glands which make up the surface of the skin quickly become clogged and irri- tated. This clogging, this irritation, + OAP and water has a most important mission in preserving, the beauty and fineness of the complexion, It re- By Ralph Mayhew and Burges Johnson moves the coating, of dirt, perspiration * ORIGINAL AND BECOMING. “Nothing is smarter than the new redingote model. 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