The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1921, Page 3

’ ~ SCHOOL WILLBE NEW RAST SIDE OPENED TONIGHT Public Invited to Formal Exer-| -cises.at ‘the Richholt School The formal opening of the Prank! Richholt,, school,,. the , beautiful new building erected in the eastern part of | the city will be held tonight from 8:2 2 to 11 P.M. The public is invited to attend the! opening ‘and to inspect the new build- ing. The program, for the puonins fol- | lows? Wind Song.. . Second Grade -Fifth, Grade The ‘Blue Bird, Salute to the ®) Calisthenies Basket Ball Ga The members of the teaching of the school are: Principal and sixth grade, Agnes Boyle; fifth grade, Er-! fie Campbell; fourth grade, Mabel! Knvdston; third grade, Mrs. H. FE.) Aseltine; second grade; Lois Neset-| tigan; first grade, Floy Vetter. Members of the city board of edu-; cation, under whose direction the | building was erected, are: President. | Geo, F. Will; A. P. Lenhart, D. T.! Owens, G, F.;Dullam, E. V. Lahr. | TAXI DRIVER — SHOT IN BATTLE WITH SHERIFF. Fargo, April 8.—Warl Percy, driver for a!local taxi line, was shot in the back in a revolver-automobile battle | between geputy sheriffs and allesed whisky riinners west of town late last} night. | Percy’s two companions, George! Fisher and Joe Koncitti, of George-| town, Minn., are in the county jail on} "NEW PHOTOGRAPHS—§ wre TILLMAN DIVORCE, : CERT CLOVER AND MORE CORN IN KIDDER CO. Directors of Farm Bureau De- clare Grain Farming Has. Proved Failure Steele, fact | Ehe not been ng less so committee | idder County Farm Bureau [has based its program of work on the | belief that a syStem of farming which ie air exectitive +erees of succe: s should be pushed. One of the crop: ‘lares' the com- | mittee, that is a tablished in } will guarantee the farmer some dc-|j “The Education ELTINGE Tonight and Tomorrow The Charm Girl of Pictures Billie Burke cvtsinat | BISMARCK Pictures : THEATRE Admission Only 25c Tonight and Saturday Louise Lovely of Elizabeth” a big heart! his folks and their heirlooms, She Made them sit up when she danced in the chorus! f But ina finger bowl.crisis—she had only her figure and One night she up and said “yes” to a man whose ances- tors used to pal around with George Washington. . Vowing she’d “be a lady or bust,” she went to live with ~Come and seé what she did to Aristocracy! A comedy-romance completely submerged in laughter. in While the Devil Laughs And the Last Episode of “The Son of Tarzan” and— Monday .| the county and which ntial in a rotation is corn. rop has | proved in the past years that it is one tot the miin, crops to grow in this Peounty, + Is Urge Syeet Clover. ” Sweet clover a biennial crop, or two year crop, was recommended as it ,has aleady passed’ the experimen! stage and is tHe greatest soil builder known for North Dakota soils. ‘This rerop was recommended to he gown only on corn or potato or cultivated land where there is moisture conserv- ed. Usually a nurse crop of wheat is used, About one-half bushel of wheat | with 7 or 8 pounds of scarified sweet clover to the acre, Once a man starts with corn ana follows it with sweet clover he has the basis for a rotation which in the long run will give him 50 percent increase in yield to 75 per cent. The clove: can either be used for hay, pasture or d the roots left in the ground nitrogen for the grain crops. | The following is the program oi j work: ‘ Corn. Sweet clover with wheat, Sweet clover, hay, pasture or seed crop. Grain/ crop, Better hogs. Getting boys to start raising pure bred gils on the club plan. he f Above is the villa at Miami Beach, Fla., which is said to have Below Community fair. Rust ‘resistant grain. SHEAR OFF TOBACCO. “No-To-Bac” has helped thousands to break the costly, nerve-shattering tobacco habit. Whenever you have a longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or for a chew, just place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in your mouth in- stead, to help relieve that awful de- sire. Shortly tie habit may be com- pletely broken, and you are better off mentally, physically, financially. It’s So easy, so simple. Get a box of No- /To-Bac and if it doesn’t release you from all craving for tobacco in any; form, your druggist will refund your money without question. Monday “MAN, WOMAN, MARRIAGE” been occupied until recently by Mrs. Florence H. Leeds. ha f illegal li ti t tion = Of sleep elguoer transports CMs. Leeds, who is named in Mrs. James A. Stillman’s counter See ee eee \divorce suit, and a new photo of Stilman. Mrs. Stillman charges | GIRL BURNED ‘her mtiltimillionaire husband is the father of Mrs. Leeds’ two-year- TO DEATH IN old son, Jay. Mrs. Leeds is now reported to have sold the villa. STUBBLE FIRE Margaret, 4-year-ofd od daughter of Carl Dessinger, head milicr of tie Hebron Roller Mills. is dead from burns sustained when in clothing caught fire, according to. intermation reaching here today. She was visiting her grandmother, | Mrs. Hauser, several mi northwest of ‘Hebron, and whi ng men burn_off the stubble field, got in the path of the flames. Her! clothing caught fire, Her grandmother rt to Mer rescue, and was b: b in the attempt, but will r er. The little gir’s~hody w horribly | burned. She lived for two days after| the accideut, suffering terr‘bly. | FILES SUIT © 7 FOR $30, 000 FARGO, April 8-—-Al 8.—-Alex Stern, Dies: ident of the cit 5 di filed suit agai 5 The complaint alleges slanderous re- marks to the effect that Stern helped | steal $20,000 of the taxpaye: money by awarding two vaving contracts to! James Kennedy. ‘FRIEND OF ~ T. R. DIES, : DICKINSON, - April 8&.- ‘Brewster, veteran of the & —Edwin Burr Civil war and former friend of the late Theo- dore Roosevelt, is dead at Medora, former home of Roosevelt before he Brew- went East and entered polit ster came to Dickinson in 15 For, twenty-four hours ending noon’ April 8. Temperature at 7 A. M. Highest yesterday . Lowest yesterday Lowest last night . Precipitation Highest wind velo Fore For North Dake and colder tonight a att Generally fair d Saturday. See the thriller West Is West” with Harry Carey at the Orph- eum tonight. FOR SALE Seed Potatoes—Van Cafe... ~ 6 Above is the hunting cabin of Mrs. James A. Stillman, on Lake Dawson, in the far Canadian Woods. Below a new photo of Mrs. Stillman who is being sued for divorce, and Fread Beauvais, an} Indian guide in the Canadian woods, whom Stillman names in his suit for divorce as the father cf Mrs. Stillman’s son, Guy. Still- man is president of the National City Bank, New York. Horn See Human Harry Carey in “West Is West” at the Orpheum tnight. WANTED.—Woman cook small hotel, (Makoti. ‘N. D, $50. per month with room and board. See J. E, Kruse, Van Horn Hotel. $e | =Brown & Jones: Q.S.S. From the waste of margerine, soan is produced. COCKROACHES EASILY KILLED TODAY BY USING THE GENUIXE Stearns’ Electric Paste Also SURE DEATH to Waterbugs, Ants, Mice, These peste arc the greatcet of disease and MUST SE KILLED They desiroy both food and property. Direction in 15 languages in every box \ Deady for use—two sizes 35c and $1.50. U.S. Covernment buysis. tt = 8:30-—10:30 a. m. “AR aT fa be glad to tell you about them. I gill. ark laa The Quality Meat Market - | Brown & Norum, Props. D 611 Broadway Phone 722 Try Us For Quality and Service _ SPECIALS. FOR SATURDAY = 21 Fresh Killed Chickens Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton - We deliver to all'parts of thecity : Deliveries = = H 2:30—4:30 p. m. iil LOGAN’S _© “We Thank You” Strawberries Rhubarb Wax Beans Leaf Lettuce °- Celery Cauliflower Tomatoes Green Onions Radishes ORANGES A Real Special Small but Juicy, 2doz........ Pee rates 85¢ Bananas Grape Fruit Lemons Large Oranges Canned Fruits and Jam We have some very good prices and would Coffee Fresh Roasted Prim-o-ro-sa per lb. 1 Logan’s Special : The Coffee that is all Coffee Last Delivery Saturday 4:30 p. m. Other week days . - 4:00 p. m. CLOSE AT 8 P. M. SATURDAY EVENING Both Phones 211 118 3rd Street “SILK HOSIERY” SCHOOL OPENING The teachers and pupils of the Richhold school will receive the public Friday evening, April 8h, at the building. All parents of the city invited. Because of the limited space, pupils of other buildings can hot be admitted, it being expected that visiting adults of the city with the Rich- holt pupils and parents are all that can be accommodated. A very interesfing program has been prepared included phy- sical training drills and a live basket ball game in the “gym.” J. M. MARTIN, City Supt. el see eh . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Room in modern house; genticman desired. Phone 980. 4-8-3t ONE FURNISHED room. for ladies, 409 Sth St, 4-8-3ty J.W. Scott’s Cash Store 311 7th St. Phone 816 Let us have your order on some of these articles for Saturday. Colonial Inn, 1 Ib. 40c; Coffee 3 Ibs. for White House _ Ber Wess dean as Naren : Minneopa Brand Per Ib. Red Rose Per lb. Dennison Gloria, Corn, per can 12 cents 10 cans for Peas, Fowler Brand, per. can 14c S'cans for Libby’s Apricots, No. 2 can, Extra Fancy Per can Diplomat Peaches, No. 3 cans, per can 30¢, 6 cans for Salmon Margo Brand, Good Grade, val Ib can, 15c; 1 Ib. cans Titan Salmon, per can 5c, 2 cans for . spores Peanut Butter, per can 25c; cans for _ $1.68 30c8 . ., 25€ ... 10¢ .12c P. & G. White Naphtha per bar 8c; 10 bars for '........ 4 Electric Spark, per bar Te; 10 bars for Lennox, per bar 5c; 6 bars for .... Ivory Soap Flakes Each ee Soap 15c Value . Creme Oil, Broadway Toilet § cap, per bar’ 10¢: 3 bars for Milady Toilet Soap Each NATIONAL BISCUIT Crackers and Cookies, Fresh shipment each week. Saad CASH & CARRY GOLDEN RULE Phone 794 Geo. W. 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