The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SIX CROPS HAVE A TRYING WEEK, BAYS REPORT Review of Condition of Crops in} the Northwest is Given The weekly crop report of the Van: Dusen, Harrington Company, of Min-! neapolis, says: The grain crops of the northwest have been subjected to very tryi conditions the past week. Tempera- tures have been extremely high and usually accompanied by hot winds. | These have’ dried the soil very rapidly and in some places the grain is burn- ed. These conditions appeared first where there was careless farming and dn poor land. South Dakota is very spotted. The Jim River Valley shows the greatest damage. This extends from Huron to a little north of Aberdeen, where there has been but a little rain recently.! Many fields have dried out and show the effects of the intense heat. There are, however, some good fields in this territory and with cool weather and; sufficient moisture, the conditions would be greatly improved. Except inthe southern part of that state, fre- quent rains are nee In Minf&esota conditions are gener-| ally favorable. This is also true of North Dakota. with the exception of] the territory south of the main line of| tue aurea kacite tom Dickinson west to the Montana line. This latter territory has also suffered froin drought and heat. | Montana kas recently had very heavy rains and in some sections has} wonderful prospects. The southeast-| ern part of the state, however, has not had sufficient moisture and this, com- bined with the extreme heat, has dam- aged a considerable area. We have had a few reports of black rust, but with the exception ‘of two or three instances, we find this is noth ing but ordinary leaf rust. We know of two or three small areas in Min- nesota where winter wheat has been slightly affected by black rust, but this condition is not serious. Red rust is to be found in various parts of the) northwest, Spring wheat is heading one early. Its condition is high except in the dry areas where it is heading, Short. Should extremely hot weather continue wheat would no doubt sutfer. Barley and oats are very spotted! and in the dry districts are heading short. ‘ Rye is almost ripe and will be har- vested very early. The hot weather has forced it at the filling stage and its general condition is not quite. as favorable as two weeks ago. The corn crop shows one of the besi Prospects in years. This is true even in the drier districts, Flax seeding is practically complet- ‘ed. There is a little being done, how- ever, in the south. With few excep- tions the condition of the flax is about j torney having already been secured-- an average. LAW SCHOOL OF CITY COMPLETES ITS FIRST YEAR Growth is Predicted Next Year for American College of Law ea The American College ‘of fay which is one of Bismarck’s newer in- stitutions of learning, located in the Business College at the corner of Sixia |% and Main, brought its first year’s work HOW TO HAVE Rich; Red Blood! : In addition to. cating plenty of wholesome food and taking reg- ular exercise, your blood tho ld be kept pure. S. §. S. will enrich the blood-and drive out the im- purities that cause rheumatism, eczeme, tetter, pimples, black- hoads, boils or other skin dis- eases arising from impoverished blood. For Special Booklet or for indi- vidualadvice, without charge, gee Chict Medical Advisor, S.S.Co., Dep’t 440, Atlanta, Ga. rented your druggist. S.S.S. er Rich, Red Blood FOR SALE or Trade Overland 88 Touring A-1 condition, 4 new tires, new battery. Paint shines .like new. Run 5622 miles to date, will trade on small house, or cat- tle. What have you, Call Mr. Kelley, 318, after Six 498R. -] practice. tion on the subject of “ few short speeches b; faculty and classes. its beginning early 1920, with W attorney-genc! Chester A, Marr, chool had j enrolled, Those in charge of the school be- »| Heve it has a brilliant future before s it; and believe the citizens of Bismarck in September,| appreciate ‘having a law school with| was recovered by the police and re- A. Anderson, assistant] the facilities it affords. With its many | turned to its owdes:: \ f r North Dakota and|.fine -libraries for reference ‘and re- ao arene ttorney for the| search, Bismarck is a logical and de-| TRIBUNE WANTS—FOR RESULTS Workmen’s Compensation Bureau, as! sirable location for a law school and instructors, and with twenty studenta| we predict a healthy growth and a prosperous: career during the coming in the northeast section of the city, the man was armed with a gun. ‘The loot taken from the Tagus store During the yeay the classes took up| years: for they American College of and completed contracts, elementary | Law. law, agency, sales, torts, and domestic relations, ‘The work of the instructors hag been efficient and thorough. The GETS 18 MONTHS. Minot, June 24.—W. and the work of both the first and sec- ond year will be given. giving the theory of law. knowredge so gained a great aid to] court. them in their daily business relations and are taking these cou with that idea, while others expect to com will enable them to take the State} police force. SATURDAY Specials — . FRESH KILLED FQWL_- BEEF, VEAL, PORK AND MUTTON Bacon just like Home Cured: which we cure in our own smoke house. ‘Frankfurters, Bologna ‘and Liver Sau- sages. Our own home made kind. which you will enjoy these hot days. Nothing better for your Picnic or Outing than to take along some of our sausages. i DOHN’S Sanitary and Exclusive Meat Market | Phone 176-177 512 Broadway The Store of Service With the Lowest Prices in Bismarck SHOP AND SAVE < Our Removal Sale is Still Going On. We still have Some Bargains. 5 ALSO = Bring Your White Pet- rolene Soap Coupons here HF and we will Give You Free a 1 lb. Bar of White Petrolene Soap,. WHITE PETROLENE SERVICE GROCERY 522 3rd St. Bismarck, N. D. Q.8.S. For our Saturday trade, we shall have as full a line of fruit and vegetables 4s the market affords. Quality is our first consideration, so if you call your- self or send a child you will get the best. STRAWBERRIES AND FRESH CREAM Cucumbers, Tomafoes, Green Qnions, Etc. Oranges, Bananas and Grape Fruit. BETHESDA PURE MINERAL SPRINGS WATER A medicinal water that is helpful to all sufferers from Kidney troubles. For All Baking Requirements Use Climax Flour vase: usitorm ways uniform Sass in quality and contains a high percentage of gluten. Necessarily a high priced flour on account of its high quality. For sale by all grocers. Russell - Miller Milling Co. Bismarck, N. D. Doran, alias second year’s work will open in Sep-| “Curley” Stone, arrested: by the po- tember and additional instructors wil; Mee a week ago for implication in a be obtained—one prominent local at-! gtore robbery at Tagus, entered a plea of guilty before Judge John C., Lowe in the district court today and was; sentenced to serve 18 months in the, A four-year course is given and is] penitentiary. - George Hunter, ‘an al- of a highly practical value as well as] leged accomplice who. is charged with Business| receiving stolen goods, has been bound and professional men are finding the/ over to the next term of district The arrest‘of Hunter and Doran de- veloped as the result of a series of in- vestigations :made by Chief of Police plete the four year course which} Byrne and-Capt. Brown of the Minot When Chief Byrne ar-;| Brown & Jones ; ; STRAWBERRIES! STRAWBERRIES! We expect a shipment today which will’ be’ about’ the last of the berries, so you who wish to put up berries, do not delay. WATERMELONS’ BANANAS CHERRIES GOOSBERRIES un TOMATOES ap ~ CUCUMBERS NEW CABBAGE CELERY, ,° HEAD LETTUCE. CARROTS cahpalovens * ORANGES LEMONS Grape Fruit—Canned. The newest and finest article on the market. Properly: canned with’ alight syrup so as not to be.too,sweet but sweet enough. Especially rec- . ommended for cocktails or served the same_.as apple sauce, A can’ will please and Satisfy.’ cI : TARTAR SAUCE—(Richelieu) Something old yet new. It adds that something that makes jish ‘and cold meats a delicacy. * NATIONAL BISCUIT COOKIES Put up in bulk and packages. Just the thing to take along on’ picnics. Bring. in your coupons or~send’ them in with the delivery boys. WHITE rETROLENE SOAP B, _ LIBY. PICNIC PACKAGES. J Contains ‘6 cups, 6 spoons, 10 plates; and napkins. Last Delivery Saturday 4:30. p, m. Other week days. - = 4:00: pi m. CLOSE AT 8 P. M. SATURDAY. BVENING 118 3rd ——————— Both Phones, 211 Saturday Specials | DAVIS’ GROCERY 319 Mandan Ave :; | Fancy creamery butter...............:seeceeeeee 39 Phone 465 UVIUPRERPRE LPR RAE ERR Eggs, strictly fresh, per dozen, . +» 20 White House Coffee........... we 42 Lipton’s Coffee .. .. 89 Carnation Milk ... 14. Tomatoes, 214 size can 16 : Apricots, 21/, size can 25c; 3 cans for.. ais dO Peaches, small’ size................ ie cok Pears, 244 size can 35c, 3 cans for .. 1.00 Crisco, 20c per Ib. ;.8 Ha coe ». 55 Cane sugar, a sack: . +. 1.45 Cane sugar, 10 Ibs. for.. 5 Electric Spark ‘soap, 10 bars. 59 Lenox soap, 22 bars....... «- 1,00 Ice Cream daily, per quart...... peeseceseesacores a , 40 Bismarck, Housewives 1500--Pound Bars. PEFROLENE SOAP PETROL FNS SOAP (BLUE BARREL BRAND) ~ Will Be Given =< * FREE Our Agents Will Leave a COUPON At Your home. Take It To Your Grocer and Get a Pound Bar of This Marvelous Soap. FREE. . HASKINS BROS. & CO. St. Paul, Minn., Sioux City, Iowa, Omaha, Neb. : FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921 114 Fifth Street The Quality Grocer . SATURDAY SPECIALS Fresh Peas, Beets, Spinach, Turnips, Celery, -New Potatoes, oemueik Green Onions. GROCERY SPECIALS ° Extra Fancy Blue Head Rice 3 lbs, for ........ 606. : et ans yacene ees 25c No. 1 Bulk Coffee. Special. pet Ud.iss csc disis cise aw Sesisis cose ee eve 25 Cc Monarch No. 1 Black Tea, put up in 1 Ib. packages..... peeaaaureey iatee 50c Kraft cheese, put up in 5 lb. boxes.......... Pare dasaitcaece $1 25 Delicia Brand Country Style Sausage put in 12 oz cans. Regular 25c seller. Special, 4 cans for...s.cccnsceccsevesessevee 50c Ferndell Brand Coffee the best Sprague Warner puts out. K Special, ES Or 1S ca han eid ites ue ene tes pees al oes 50c |, Manor House Coffee. ‘ Special, per Ib........ sare arith wat ier a 50c - PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM ‘The South Side General Mercantile Store ;, -.MORRIS' ZVORIST, Prop. 222° 9th Street South Phone 957 FOR. SATURDAY SPECIALS, JUNE 25, 1921 Beet' sugar, per LOOMDS ee icntake aed meiee 656 $7.50 Sugar, 10 Ibs for........... «8 Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen. 22 Créamery Butter, oer Jb... 29 White House Coffee, per lb. A2 Royal Quality Coffee, per Ib. on Red Rose Coffee. per Ib...... ca 80 Tall Carnation Milk, per can... ve Small Carnation: Milk, 3 cans for. 21 Crisco, 1 Ib. cans: ............05 20 P. and G. soap, 10 bars for. .......0.0... 68 No. 2 can good standard corn, 2 cans for. 25 — No. 2 can extra fancy peas, per can....... 4 No. 2% can solid packed tomatoes, per can. 18 No. 21% can of peaches and pears, per can... .25 New .ootatoes, per Ib.........s.seeee seen “los Very nice oranges, per dozen... s Meat Market Brown & Norum, Props. i 611 Breadway Try Us For Quality and Service Pot Roast, Special, per Ib......... 16 to 18¢ Beef Shoulder Steak, per Ib........ FRESH DRESSED SPRING CHICKEN We déeliver:to all parts of the city Deliveries 8:30—10:30 a. m. (Pee i] Grocery [7 & Teayer] The Original.Cash and Carry Store SATURDAY SPECIALS Sugar, NOUMDSAION esses ss ee ces cecwceeade wcsees Eggs, strictly fresh, per dozen ..... Pineapple, large can & \ Special, cach ee ie Corn, No. 1 grade, regular 20c value; 1 can 18¢; 2 cans for.............. Soin Sarees 25c Salmon, Pink, Tall cans, regular 20c value. 1 can 15¢; 3 cans for..............0.eee eee 42c Dairy Butter, in 5 lb, jars, péP Ib.... Sweet Cream, per, quart. ...........- fia love, scorle gi2a/eaieyore ace Sour Cream,,. . d per aie ese ss Aiea SORE C se silane cicies Git ‘ooking Butter, : 5 lb. jars, per Ib...... 22.0.0... see eees .... 15¢ ‘BUTTER MILK AFTER DINNER Bakers’ Goods Fleishman’s Yeast Fresh Daily .. .20¢ Lard per Ib...........--. eee: 15¢e 2:30—-4:30 p. m. == Richholt’s Cash ».4 Carry i i rn : / | = 3 lis SSE . . i. ie a