The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1921, Page 2

_ PAGE Two THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE URGE SUPPORT FOR MANDAN SCHOOL BAND Secretary Sullivan Says Musical Organization Invaluable to City ! Secretary Thomas H. Sullivan of the Commercial club, has announced| * that steps will be taken to raise mon- ey to support the Mandan high sdpool band. ‘Band backers have bee plan- ning to have levied the special tax of 1-20 of a mill for musical support pro- vided for in a bill passed by the sen- ate in the last legislative session, but it was found upon investigation that the measure had not passed the house. Speaking Friday night at the an- nual concert of the band, Mr. Sullivan said that he believed that the band was one of the best advertising fea- tures the city has and highly com- mended Director Joseph Bergeim and the.members for the excellent quality of the music rendered. The high school band was taken on one of the trade tours last year and made a hit at every stop. The school board has encouraged the band in every possible way. Credits are given to those taking part, One of the special numbers on the concert program was a soprano solo by Miss Audrey Miller, musical instructor of the, high schosl. She was forced to’respond to an encore. Ralph Law | scored with his cornet solo, A comic mon- ologue by Carl Burdick was a pleasing insertion. The high school quintet and glee club were given hearty applause. Miss Helen Stabler and Miss Ruth Arthur accompanied the special numbers in an acceptable manner, Born to Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dole, a son, Mrs. John Tavis is visiting relatives at Glen Ullin. To Meet Tonight. A: regular meeting of the Knights of 'Pythias will be held tonight. Living at Lewis & Clark. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Dow are living at the Lewis & Clark for 4 few weeks, Visiting Daughter, Mrs. A. Boley is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Claude (Henderson, Jamestown. ‘Heart River Low. s The Heart river, which generally overflows its banks in the spring, is no higher than it usually is at. dry,\) weather stage, Preaches at Tabernacle. Rev. J. M. Taylor preached yester- day afternoon at the Methodist Tab- ernacle, giving his second talk on the “Signs of the Times.” His subject was “Who Are the Jews, Then Who Are You?” Receive .Annoncements. Announcements have been received in Mandan of the marriage of Miss Clara Beaudoin and Jerome Roof on March 29, Mrs. Roof is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Beaudoin, former residents of Mandan. Getting Ferry Ready Men are hard at work whipping the Red Trail ferry into shap: for the season and if the present low water stage is. maintained by the Missouri river, it will soon be launched and the regular Twin City traffic resumed. Will Give Concert. The Grand Forks high school or- chestra will give a concert Thursday (MATISM Write for bookletin ehbumnatism free swift Specific Co. Dept.D, Aflania, Ga’ FOR RHE ToCure aCold in One Day Take Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine fablets = «. Be sure you get BROMO ‘The genuine beats this signatura. | C2Loorw MANDAN NEWS. | | i | | | | | evening in the high school gymnas-| ium. This orchestra has unusual! merit. Jt is being supported partly! on its tour by an appropriation of $1,000 from the Grand Forks chamber | of Commerce. | ROAD BACKERS MEET AT CLUB The stockholders of the Manning & | Freda railway company are meeting this afternoon at the Commercial club in annual session. “We had hopes of having the rail- road in operation by this time,” de- clares Secretary H, J. Tavis. How-| financial stringen-; cy, the economic conditions” generally | and the political situation in the’ state; [has worked to defeat our plans.” | he road will go from Freda on! the Milwaukee line up through Man- dan and then northwest to Manning,' the county seat of Dunn county. | PROPOSE NEW | DAIRY CIRCUIT « Farmers living near Mandan are agitating the formation of 2 Mandan Holstein Breeders’ association mod-' eled after the Flasher and New Salem circuits which have proven 30 suc-| cessful. ‘ J. G. Lohstretter,~ Anthony Wil-| liams, Charles Keidel, Arthur Tavis, | living near Mandan and owning large dairy farms, are back of the project.; “We want to get about twenty-five) signers for the original organization,” says Mr. Lohstretter. “I expect that a meeting will be called soon to perfect an organization. : WILL BROADEN SCOPE OF CLUB The Mandan Musical club will meet Tuesday evening to complete its re- organization program. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. W. H.-Stutsman. Mrs. C..C. McLean has named the following departmental heads: Junior Auxiliary Section, Mrs, L. N. Cary, Miss Audrey Miller. Study Section, Mrs, W. H. Stuts- man, Mrs. J. F. Sullivan. ‘Program, Mrs. E. R. Griffin, Mrs, C. T. Sponsel. Chorus Director, G. C, Dalex. ‘Chorus Manager, Robert Wilson.” ‘Dramatics, E. W. Peterson, Membership, Mrs. A. H. Peterson. Plans' are being made to increase the scope of the work of the organ- jzation and make it a civic body, working for general improvement. “ Royal” the Master Key to Type- writers this to you. Phone 926 The service that we are enabled to render on typewriters is far superior to the SERVICE given in the large metropoli of the north west. We are not partial to ROYAL users. We repair all makes of Typewriters. by to pray. CARDINAL'S BODY LYING IN'STATE MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1921 i | The body of the ate Cardinal Gibbons is shown lying in state! . H. Motsiff and C. L. Love, all men/in the chancel of the Baltimore Cathedral where thousards lifed | The crypt beneath the ancient cathedral where the! cardinal served so long was chosen as the burial place. NEGRO SHOT MAY NOT LIVE Devils Lake, N. D., April 4.—Jimmy Valentine, colored, now in a local Hos- pital, may die as the result of two wounds in his stomach from revolver bullets fired yesterday afternoon by Henry Jones, colored, in the house of a coloted family named Green. Police captured Jones after a two-hor hunt, finding him hiding in a firebox at the Great Northern shops. WHEAT STRENGTHENS, CHICAGO, April 4.—Wheat prices developed a little strength today as a result of opinion that all bearish fac- tors had been discarded and that a rally was due. which varied from unchanged figures to one-half cent higher were followed by moderate gains all round and then by a géneral sag. The close was unsettled 11-4 cents net lower to a like advance, with May $1.38 to $1.38 1-4. Rstablishing the agency for the Typewriter in Bismarck Territory wpa Anhouncement.will be a “Royal” message in Typewriters and will be weleomed with open arms by business and profes-: sional firms, and users of typewriters, to know that the Bismarck Typewriter Company has secured the agency for the sale of the “Master Model Royal” Typewriter. \ “COMPARE THE WORK” |. “Royal” is the Master Key to Typewriter service it “Fulfills every Requirement” Twenty.Special “Exclusive Royal Features” help make this machine the finest ever made. Have us demonstrate Bismarck Typewriter Co. Opening quotations! AGENCY WILL SELL ROYALS __ The Bismarck Typewriter Company | is a new progressive business firm} which has just established. itself in! Bismarck, and: will deal .in Royal), _ Typewriters, as well as carrying a! complete line of typewriter supplies. | In addition to the sale of™Royal: Typewriters this firm will also carry | in stock the well known Corona Type- ; writer. H The officers of this firm are: L.| Pollack, President, C. R. Sherwood, Secy & Treas. H. Pollack manager. These men are practical and well | known in the typewriter line and in| addition to selling these two well-| known machines, they will also repair all makes of typewriters. In case you need a typewriter for a short time; you can rent one from this firm. Their | place of business will be in the Little} Building on Broadway. | TRIBUNE WANTS — FOR RESULTS) © “ Royal” the | Master writers i Little Building “MRS, MANDIGO” SUCCUMBS FROM Devoted Mother of the {Pneumonia Cause of Death of | City. Mrs. Wellington D. Mandigo died at a local hospital at 11:45. o’clock Hi night after an illness of six « Pneumonia, which set in last Tuesdiy. caused ‘her death. Mrs. Mandigo was born Oct. 3, 1888,! in Sutton, Quebec, Canad married.to Wellington D. i the same place on Sept. 17, came to B rek* immediat | lowing . thei narriage. Beto: marviage Mrs, Mandigo was Je | Mae Hurlbut. | SHORT ILLNESS) } Foyr.children, to whom Mrs. Man-) digo was a devoted mother. arvive, | 7 To] 7 with her husband, ‘The children are} and Pancy Hurlbut, of Montreal, Que- Donald, 12; Hugh, 10; Anne, 6, and} bec, and a brother, L. E. Hurlbut, of Bruce, 2 yeare old. Her father and) Stetler, Alberta, also survive. mother, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Hurl- Mrs. Mandigo was a member of the but, of Sutton, Quebec; two sisters, | Methodist church. Funeral arrange- Mrs. A, S, Derrick, of Sutton, Quebec. | ments have not been completed. LANPHER They shape-of* the *‘crown—the set of the’ brim —the’ ricliness: of the color —.the splendid. quality in style “Braddock” ought to make it your hat. | The Turn in the Road. "Danger Ahead Bismarck has come:to the turn in the road. Will we take the turn or keep to the straight track ahead? The road with the turn leads to the retarding of growth. The straight road ahead leads to con- “tinued growth and prosperity. We can not stand still. We, either go ahead or go back. PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN : ; on.our City Commission means progress.° Men not awake to our chances and who oppose progress placed on the City Commission will spell ruin. : ; MANDAN IS AWAKE TO ITS OPPORTUNITY Mandan is on its toes. Inafewshort months the bridge over the river will be in use. The'two cities will then be in competition for new citizens. Mandan is about.to contract for $300,000.00. of new pavement. They are getting ready to-put in a filtration plant in connection with their CITY OWNED WATER PLANT. , They are platting ninety acres into city, lots. These lots will be sold very cheap to prospective home builders. They have picked their MOST PROGRESSIVE GITIZENS for city offices. They are” going out after people to come and livein Mandan. Are we going to let Man- _dan beat us? / sf THE FUTURE PROSPERITY s : of every labori#g man in Bismarck depends on the continued growth of this city. If this city does not continue to grow there will be little work for-the laboring man. The city must grow, or the skilled mechanic will have nothing to do. The city must grow or the builder, will have no buildings to erect. The city must grow or ‘the value of property will shrink. The city must grow, or-the busi- ness man will lose a part of his business The city must grow or the work of the professional man will fall off. WHICH DO YOU WANT TO SEE GROW THE MOST, MANDAN OR BISMARCK? YOU ARE FACE TO FACE WITH A_GRAVE DANGER. THE ' ELECTION TUESDAY WILL TELL THE TALE. WILL WE GO” AHEAD OR FALL BACK. ELECT PROGRESSIVE MEN TO OFFICE : and every laborer, Skilled Mechanic and Builder in Bismarck will share in the prosperity in the years to come. : / : MR. LABORER, MR. MECHANIC, MR. BUILDER, MR. BUSI-. NESS MAN, MR. PROFESSION AL MAN AND ALL THE WOM- EN, WAKEUP. Your job and bu siness is in danger. , EVERY.NATURAL ADVANTAGE ‘IS WITH BISMARCK. WE ~ HAVE A BIG START. We must not forfeit this advantage by electing men who are not progressive, to office. We must not lose our advantage. ia p LENHART, BERTSCH AND HENZLER . ; ; have always stood for progress. They have always been willing and always paid their share without grumbling. They have never been stumbling blocks in the way of progress. They are not now living in the past. Their faces are to the front. \,Problems.and incidents of TWENTY YEARS age are ancient history. We are living in the present and for the future. A vote for LENHART, BERTSCH and HENZLER is a vote for prosperity. A vote for the prosperity of your city is a vote for your prosperity. If Bismarck prospers, you prosper. If Bismarck goes backward, you go backward too. WAKE UP! DO NOT BE PUT TO SLEEP . by the stories of clever péliticians who have been calling upon you in the daytime and the night time: Do not be fooled by smoke screens thrown up by clever corporation lawyers. Remember these men are opposed to the city owning its water plant, but do not dare tell youso. So they tellallkindsof clever stories and _misstate- ments They are willing to endanger the future life of Bismarck to gain their ends. : : TAKE NOCHANCES Vote for LENHART, BERTSCH AND HENZLER and the future growth and welfare of the city. BEWARE OF LAST MINUTE FALSEHOODS published late purposely that reply can not be made. VOTE FOR LENHART, BERTSCH AND HENZLER, FOR A CIT#&OWNED WATER PLANT AND THE FUTURE GROWTH AND PROSPERITY OF YOUR CITY. _ (Signed) PUBLICITY COMMITTEE | (Political Advertising.) ’ : . { <