The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE — i] | pared for the underpass’ under the | ASPIRIN F | Northern Pacific tracks on the pro- | | posed new yoad from Main street to the eae veliicular bridge. , | “ ” . Charles Donnelly, president of the | Name Bayer on Genuine CIN CITY TODAY road, was among those in the party, as | was Mr. Elliott’s son, a senior in Har- | ivard. A long step was planned dt! Mandan, where shops were to be in- Chairman of Board of Northern gpected, sae Mr. Elliott was guest of Fargo b Pacific Visits Bismarck jiness men last night. Mr. Elliott said es ,.. | he had great faith in the Northwestern Howard Elliott, of New York, chair-' states in the era of reonstruction fol- man of the board of directors of the, lowing the ERAGE. ¢ of war. Northern Pacific railroad, passed} SS, through Bismarck today on an inspec-! tion trip which will carry him to the | Pacific Coast. i Beware! Unless you see the name) “yy. \ziljott's train reached Bismarck | Bayer” on package or on tablets you| at noon, Capt. I. P. Baker, Frayne; BIN are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-| Baker, N. P. Agent W. A. McDonald; scribed by physicians for twenty-one] @nd a Tribune represer ative ere at) years and proved safe by millions,| Me station. The train w ed through re eniiod i > k, at a rapid ra Mr, Elliott ‘Farmers Insurance Conventtan| Take Aspirin only as told in the was standing of the platform af one} ney Bayer package for Colds, Headaches,| gf the coaches in his special train. Takes Action Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Earache, | Catching ight of Capt. Baker her Toothache, Lumbago, and for Pain,| waved his nd. Mr. Elliott signalled! Steps-to form Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tab-| ‘he engineer to stop the train, and pany were taken by the Ni a where he talked | lets of Aspirin cost few cents, Drug- oad io he paar friend. Farmers Mutual Insurance Associa. Bisma | | i gists also sell larger packages. Aspirin) While here Chief Engineer ‘Tyter,| Uo" Hates gecend day. ie Te one is the trade mark of Bayer Manufae-| one of the party, “informed Frayne) (01 nittee Was Tannen to arn ap the| ture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicy-| Baker, member of the state highway! yon and by-laws and submit them a licacid. commission, that plans had been pre- ‘the directors of the 25 mutual fire iti | —_—_—= | surance associations in the stat ia are members of the state as : fa It is expected that the re- July Clearance Sale of Hats | “i2"s2 | ‘ | The Gaeoa “decided to take m | teps toward forming a reinsurance, . ‘ompany for tornado insurance for the This sale of eh you will find to be the ‘reason that there are only five or six, of the farmers’ mutual insurance com. largest money sav- ‘panies which write tornado insuranc * S. A. Olsness, commissioner of in- ing event we have urance, and R, A.’ Middaugh, state | re marshal, were among the speak- i placed before the ers yesterday afternoon. 1 . Olsness || i P talked on mutual and. stock insur- | public for some ! ance companies. ‘Mr. Middaugh talk time. There 1s ed on methods of reducing fir i * ilosses. He advocated use of fir every conceivable escapes on farms in some cases. | = ; E. Engelbert spoke on farm, fin- style of Hat in- nce. | 7 7 i Harry P. Cooper, “of Thdiana, na- gue in this sale, | Honal seecretary of the mutual insur- i ance companies, talked this morning |} ! ransparent and jon the general subject of mutual in- H White Hats at yY | surance ‘companies and reinsurance. | All the present officers were re off regular price. ‘elected: They are George Dickinson, | H Brinsmade, prestdent; L. H. Bruellet- | -— 1 ien, Wahpeton, vice president; secre- Ribbon Sport ats tary-treasurer, N. Magnuson, Souris. Social and Do not forget the children’s Hats for we have a very complete line at staggering low prices. : Miss Mary Buchholz 119 3rd Street *Phone 367 Do you want to Jearn the most economical methods of cooking delicious foods? Free cocking sched and denmnstaon of inprord cooking methods EGINNING Mon- Women’ 8 clubs, teach- day ‘July 11, and THE FOLLOWING IS THE PROGRAM FOR THE | YS ’ organizations, and continuing all week,an Jay—Tuna Mayomaise pressine~ | high school domestic ocha Ieing—Mazola Pie | interesting and highly scicnee classes, espe- instructive series of Bo quand isund Drewing-reach | Clally invited. lectures will be given || wednessay—coftee cate, Raking Powder, Biscuits A Cook Book, 64- by Miss Ethel O’Leary, |), ,wnrved.canmed milk Nut boat, ota vie | Pages, beautifully il- a graduate of the russian’ Quer Salad—orange Layer Cake, | Tystrated, will be sent —, School of Domestic ay, 4 pournuts—Freneh } to those attending. ~ Science at Chicago. | SY Sarota PlecCruse Cnitonade Salad Dress | . ing, Vegetable Salad, The newest and most perfect methods for —— frying and sauteing meat, , fish and croquettes and salad making will be demonstrated. And the most eco- nomical means of using “left overs.” Miss O’Leary will be glad to help you solve any of your cooking problems. Also to demonstrate and prove any statement made in the newspapers or magazines about Mazola. Bring pad and pencil and@ take notes during the lecture. The lectures are given under the auspices of the Corn Products Refin- ing Company, and are absolutely free. Housewives of Bismarck are urgently requested to attend these cooking school classes at American Legion Hall over Rex Theatre. 2 to 4 P. M. Daily. No orders solicited. 3 Admission Free. A large line’ of Foop SALE assorted styles and The “Winners” of ite Fisst Personal Lutheran church will hol sale| — straws at this low price of...... ..+..$4.50 Ti of home baked bread and cakes| FORMER RESIDENTS HERE ii Mrs. 0. R. May and daughter Mrs. | at Hoskins store tomorrow, July. wee piateree Gund ‘Nees dvd, Sth. Connecticut are visiting friends in ee the city on the return trip from Cali- | CARD OF THANKS. fornia where they spent the winter. To all of the friends who extended! Mrs, May and Mrs. Pierce made! their help and sympathy in our re-| their homes here formerly when they cent sad bereavement, we wishto ex-| owned the old Ross Ranch.. During; tend our sincerest thanks. their week stay in Bismarck they are | Mrs. L, Waage and family. living at the Grand Pacific. They Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Berg. were in Washingtion for the’ Inaugur- | ( Ai | 1 !al address and: from there “took: the: | Southern route through Kentucky to } the Grand Canyon-in Arizona: . They }then went on to California where they spent the winter making many | t..ps‘of interest while there, There jourfiey has lasted nearly six ; months. It -has beep twelve years | since they visited Bismarck but Mrs: | iliar. TO MINNEAPOLIS ON VACATION Mrs, H. C. Cornish and son and! Mrs, Johnson who has, begn~visiting here left this morning for Minneap- | ols where they will visit at Mrs. Johnson’s bome. Mrs. Cornish is i Mrs. Johnson’s daughter, | RETURNS TO FERGUS FALLS! | Miss Signe Hanson who has, been visiting her _ brother’ Fred, Hanson ‘ | here Ipft this morning for her home j at Fetgus Falls, Minnesota. While | here Miss Hanson: enjoyed. a motor | trip thru: the Bad Lands. N. P. MEN’ HERE W. ‘H. Mand, land appraiser for the | Northern Pacific left this morning for linneapolis after spending several days here. George D. McDoWell special agent in the city ‘yesterday. TO, J JAMESTOWN: i Mr, and Mrs, D. J. McGillis left this morning for Jamestown. where ; they. will visit their daughter, Mrs, J.C. Clemens who has just undergone | an Operation for acute appendicitis, TO RED WING, ‘ESOTA’ Miss Ora’ Sterling sister of Mrs: C. R. ‘Brackett of this city... left. last j night for Red Wing, Minnesota. | Miss | Sterling was stenoghrapher &t the j commercial club rooms. LEAVE FOR CARLETON. Mrs. C: H. Schoregge and child leaves tonight for Carleton and south- jer Minnesota where they will visit | friends and relatives. | RETURNS FROM STERLING | {Miss Ruth Cordner.who spent. the | fourth with Mr. and Mrs. T. Elliston’ on their farm near Sterling returned "yesterday. | TO DETROIT LAKES P i Mr. and Mrs. William Harris and children and Miss Mary Cayou’ left ; for Detroit where they will spend | their vacation at the lakes. RETURNS ' TO CiTY W. A. Anderson, assistant attorney- | general, has returned from:a' vacation {trip to Minneapolis. His family re- | mained there. |. ViSITING HERE | | [Miss Albertine Smith of Minneap- | \ | | olis is in the city visiting her sister, Miss Elsie Smith. , MORE coun CASES Miss Lyngstad the county nurse | | brought in nine more cases of tonsil’ |lectomy to the Bismarck Hospit- | al for treatment, | RETURN HOME | Mr. and Mrs, Henry Duemeland re- | turned from Miles City, Montana last | night where they have been for a | Short time. H abd Ns ted |. RSTURNS TO DULUTH | (Mrs, Otto Kaber who has ‘been vis- iting here fora week left for Duluth this morning. i RETURNS FROM MINOT | ‘Mrs. J. G. Wallace returned today | from Minot where she has been vis- | iting Mrs. George. Helling. \ ‘for the Northern Pacific was also | j és | ‘TO TURTLE MOUNTAINS Governor Frazier and family have left for a motor trip to the Turtle Mountains. SHOPPING HERE Miss Alette Widness of Sterling was shopping in the city yesterday. The U. C. T. Picnic on Sunday, July 10th, at Elm: Greve. A special purchase of men’ s and young men’s season- able suits just received today, will move fast at : $95 & $3 ! * Newest models and colorings satisfaction or'money back: SE Bergeson & Son The Home of Hart “Schaffner & Marg Clothes. Chief Two-Guns White Calf, whe made of Si ' for new suits WORTH $40 TO $50 - = + ; X 100.Per Cent ‘ 'A PROMENENTTYBTAN AT FHE'EL- four hours. Accidents are costly to TI these movie stars. ® the nickel famous, takes the part GIRLS! LEMONS tting Bull in “Bob Hampton of Placer,” which is now showing at the BLEACH THE SKIN: Eltinge; and in this picture, General Custer’s famous last stand against'the|. Squeeze the juice of two lemons in- May says that altho Bismarck has j‘g; e i sof | Sioux’ at the battle-of Little Big Horn|jto a bottle containing three ounces’ o! 1g own wonderfully ae - ull looks fam- | j, reproduced. Chief White Calf is a lOrehara White, whieh’ any drug storé member of the Blackfeet.tribe in Mon- tana Indian‘ head which’ appears on the five cent pieces; . harmless and delightful’ le . We well, and you -have a quartgr pint of mn bleach. and was used as a model for'the| “1! supply for a ew “f shake , sley Barry, prominently. knowr. | Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion as “the freckte-faced kid of the mov-| into the fave, neck, artis’ and hattds’ jes, met with an accident when he|-each day, then shortly note’ the beau- fell from his horse during the filming} ty and whitehess of your skin. of “B was pretty. well shaken up and had to|'on lotion to ‘bleach and bring thet’ : ob Hampton of Placer.” Wesley} Famous stage beauties use, this lem- go to bed for a day. The net cagualty soft, ‘clear, rosy-white complexion; was two freckles, resulting from his| also as a freckle, sunburn, and’ tan remaining out of the sun for twenty-| bleach because’ it’ doesn’t irritate. ks ase he ~ Lunch. * will be held at - - Fort Lincotn * SUNDAY—JULY THE TENTH Every family will please bring their own ‘Special made Frankfurters. Ice Cream, Coffee, Pop, etc., will ‘be served FREE to all members and their families. AMUSEMENTS FOR ALL LTING “IT’S COOL” Direction Valleau Theaters Company TONIGHT - WESLEY BARRY in “BOB HAMPTON. OF PLACER” MONDAY AND TUESDAY D. W. GRIFFITH’S “THE IDOL DANCER” COMING JACKIE COOGAN in. ieeess “PECK’S BAD BOY” MATT MOORE in.. (“STRAIGHT IS THE WAY” .“THE: LOVELIGRT”- HE GOLDEN SNARE2