The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1921, Page 3

‘IN GALIFORNIA: ya , SLU HINNIUUUUEUOURUNUAUUELUUUEAE ERE NRUNUEUEEAAUEEUAEUUETEGETOES ETNA TEU ETLUREAEEUUEtLAUH TURD A : RS Blois woak Phe OUsVE roe — : MAKES ANSWER ON HOSPITAL He is survived by a Dr. Stackhouse Makes~ Brief children, a son, Rol and a daughter, Statement on Communica- tion HRAYONDIES fe and two> mn. Meach, U Mahlers (By Assoc Minneapolis, Narch 1 on, chairman of ‘the box ors of the Midland National B and a prominent graingman ai ler, died today at Kis residence in Pasadena, Calif, He was 64 years old. Mr, Lyon was president’ of the First National Bank of Mandan, N. D. and\has held similar offices in other banks throughout the west. SLOPE PIONEER. President First National Bank of Mandan and Head of Other Businesces WORTH MANY MILLIONS A THE FIVE DOLLAR CHARGE Dr. C. E. Stackhouse, city health ficer, toda answered the ¢ made in t etter address: city comm n by former p: spital, ron serio ioe THO WITHDRAW George H. Russ anda: A. Brown ‘ Say, They’ Won’t Be Candidates’ | an) H. R. Lyon, of Minneapolis, former: resident pf Mandan, a pioneer of the Missouri!Slope coun died in his home in Pasadena, today, a cording to information Mr. Lyon was chairman board of .directors of the — Midland National Bank of Minneapolis, presi- dent of the First National Bank of Mandan, vice-president of the Russell , Miller Milling company, president of ' the Occident Elevator company, pres- ident N. D. Independent “ Telephor company, and holder of other la “business interests in the Northw He was reputed to be a millionaize many times over. Funeral services will be held Pasadena on Monday. Mr. Lyon was born in St. Louis, Mo. but spent his boyhood in Waba sha, Minn. He became cas' of th Second National Bank of and came to Mandan in 1881 and * tablished. the First National ban! While, making .the First National a strong institution Mr. yon also was aiding in the development ci Mandan and the Missouri Slope coun- try. He was head of the Mandan Mercantile company, holder of stock in the Missouri Valley Grocery ‘com- s ca! e city health officer regrets t ty is not better enuipped to ents during a large epid health o} has con- ised vaccination and the . iffered from small- {1 stantly people’ who ha pox are themselves responsible, “The ‘city health officer begs to be allowed to continue to use his own judgment in discharging patients from ay friends of the two men the detention hospital. =: prepared petitions for circulation for “It might be of some interest to the the three, men, Mr. Russ being the one! public to know that the five dollars for president cf the commission. The gilluded to in last night's friends declared they were sure that outbreak, and owed to the ‘the men would inot refuse the honor officer personally, has not, as yet, been q% but would not become active candi- collected.” e dates in any sense. Both Mr. » and Mr Brown expressed a di day not to be known evoM as passive, j candidates. \ While there was. much discussion | of candidates today, only one morg| ; formally entered the city campaign. W. C. Catiman, who has been a resi-| dent of Bismarck for 11 years, an- nounced he was a candidate for police magistrate. less candidates for ion today than were lay. ge H. huss, Jr., and in C, E, STACKHOUSE, City Health Officer. ee, not in any the detention hospital, and further that the patient who sought his serv- ices in the middle of the‘night has not r $5 fee. Dr. Stackhouse ex- pany. and was interested in -other ric ee et fouent Mee usinesses. | n during the ni S : Crossing .on !ce. = ly. be- Associates in the First National! Planks ei voc | tbat he answered the call only be bank declared that while Mr. Lyon anks are being placed at the edges} cause the patient, who has recently of the Missouri river, irom solid ice to the bank, to enable automobiles to cross. The cold weather has made the ice solid in the center a , but the river in open near the ban come to the y to work, insisted. After an examination and attention he man was ordered confined for allpox. had been a great power in building the community he had always shunn- ed publicity, and never ‘aspired to Public office. He. left Mandan about LIMIi(IiIimnimmmnm mt mmm —THE : New Gariek | _— CONFECTIONERY Corner Broadway and 5th Street E take great pleasure to extend an invitation to the public to call, inspect and attend the opening, - of the New Garick Confectionery, at the cor- ner of Broadway and 5th Street. Each and every lady attending this opening will be pre- sented with a Carnation. Our fixtures and furnishings have been made to order and we have spared no expense to make the Garick Confectionery one of the most complcte places of its kind in Bismarck: ee . We will serve at all times hot and cold fountain drinks and light lunches during the day and until midnight. Table and Booth service will be at your command with comfortable settees for your convenience while being served. -We will carry a complete line of our own make, ., . candies made fresh each day. A choice line of Chocolates will be offered at our opening at greatly reduced prices. We will carry a complete line of cut flowers and allor-~ - - ders will receive prompt care and atténtion. Mail or- ders filled and delivered same day received. Mc 121 5th Street ' ENLARGING MAGAZINE AND NEWS STAND BASEBALL MEN | Local Fans Want to See Good have a team equal to pla tine players to the hort time the gran new, grounds below th ite the International 1 REEL hE TEETER HEE EEES | iB ' CALIFORNIA FRUIT Bismarck’s Pertect Playhouse ELTINGE Last Showing Tonight — “Behold My Wife” DISCUSS PLANS FOR NEW YEAR THEATRE TONIGHT ONLY Wm. Farnum “When a Man Sees Red” Commencing Monday Monday “THE JACK KNIFE MAN” | Tom Mix Beginning Thursday y Yacing drama , MARSHALL NEILAN’S “The Road Demon” ! “Go and Get It” Six Months in’ Production The Biggest Show Ever to arrang! series of | Admission Adults 30c; Children 20c Special Matinee Monday at 2:30 games. with Mandan during | th St., and save money. } le. eummer. Shop at the Emporium, 116 BISMARCK’ Baseball, Committee Believes. ball plans for the coming year ise ing held last Base that Iocal fans want to on the Mis- uri slope these in ¢ e of the hr- ngements for the bi; anning to bring some sta pitol grounds will be tthe baseball . or Memor- HE Oakland Sensible Six has always been a good, honest automobile. Today, its value can scarcely be approximated elsewhere in the motor car market. It is scientifically light of weight but strong; active and reliable in traffic, on hills and in heavy going; good to look upon and comfortable to ride in; very moderately priced and eco- nomicaltoown. Chirepractic has made wonderful advances in the last few years; has restored to healta thousands of people believed to be incurable, and recently has been recognized by the leading newspapers of the land. The Chicago Her- ald and Examiner recently devcted nearly one half page to Chiropractic in the Sunday issue. The two last Sunday issues have centained the write-up of apparently wonder- ful accomplishments of chiropractors, but nothing unus- ual or unexpected to those who are versed in the merits of the new science of chiropractic. summer taking Post Dr. Enge spent some time tasty special work in X-ray Graduate work at Chicago and too! and Radiography. This office is one of the best equipped chiropractic of- i fices in'the West. The above picture is just a portion of one room,, the office consisting of four rooms. Since this picture was, taken,'the office -has“been equipped with a large Victor X-Ray.machine, dn X-ray table and a fluoro- scope. It is the same X-Ray outfit which is used in the Cook County Hospital, Chicago, and is recognized the ~ world over as one of the best machines manufactured for X-Ray work. This office does all kinds of X-Ray work, dental, fluoro- scopic and general X-Ray. : =| CORWIN MOTOR CO. istributors BiGHRUCK, XN. D. If you are sick,.see a chiropractor first ,and this lve, well equipped laboratory is at your service. SEE R. S. ENGE, D. C. PH. C. “Help Pull North Dakota Out of the Mud” Lucas Block BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA Phone 260 e Lady Attendant X-Ray Laboratory SPECIAL NOTICE TOM MIX Has Just Completed His New Super-Production Entitled “The Road Demon” It Is a Feature —— Entirely different from any western or Mix picture ever made before and a succession of daredevil thrills from start to finish. —— at the —— . SMARC THEATRE K COMMENCING MONDAY If you want a car for spring order now as there will be | a big shortage this spring. Chevrolet Parts We make a specialty -of filling mail orders for parts General] Auto Repairing Get your car put in shape for spring. First class at reasonable rates. “Help Pull North Dakota Out of the Mud” THE 0. K. GARAGE» 202 4th Street Phone 951 STORE Phone 105 work GEO. NASSIF, Prop. We have arranged with the 5th Street Stationery Store to take over their News and Magazine line and all those who have been in the habit of going there for their mag- azines and papers can now call at*our place fer their order, as we have a record of 5th Street Stationery cus- tomers.. Call as early as possible at our store and regis- ter-your name for your Daily, Sunday, Weekly and Monthly Papers and Magazines, so that we can hold them-for you, that you wili be sure to get them. _ Remember you will also find at all times a fresh and complete line of fruits in season and out of season.. Real’ fresh home made Candies, Pure Ice Cream, Soft Drings, * Cigars, Tobacco and Stationery. Open Every Day in the Week and.Until 12 Midnight.