The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1921, Page 2

Grin GLENDIVE ALSO BUILDS A POOL POR CITY USE Uses Bismarck Method of Volun- teer Subscriptions and Work to Provide Place MANY WIELDING SHOVELS Glendive, Mont., Aug. 5.—The lar- gest public swimming pool in the tate is now being constructed in Glendive. More remarkable still, it ig being built by volunteer labor and contributions of material and money. The city is wildly enthusiastic over the, pool and everybody is wielding shovel, running a tractor, directing a fresno or doing ‘his share to rush the work along. Last Friday evening, & mass meet- ing was held at the office of the Glen- dive Chamber of Commerce to deter- miné whether a swimming pool was wanted and to devise ways and means of securing the same. The meeting was presided over by John F. Mur- phy, president of the Glendive Cham- ber of Commerce, who issued the call for the same. Little time was wasted on the preliminaries, and soon after the purpose of the meeting was ex- plainéd, those present unanimously voiced their sentiments in favor of the ‘best kind of a swimming pool that could be constructed. It was also the congensus of opinion that the struc- ture should be built by volunteer e?- fort rather than by the creation of a park district and the sale of city bonds. Everyone wanted the pool at once and the latter plan meant de- lay; Soon the necessary committees were appointed and thé meeting re- solved itself into a donation party. N. P. Helps Out. The Northern Pacific Railway help- ed out largely with an‘offer of sand and gravel. Others offered trucks, wagons, teams, men, cement, engi- neering sérvice, piping and valves. Subscription blanks were quickly pre- pared ‘and soon filled out. Before the meeting adjourhed and within one hour’ and a half after it opened suf- ficient. was raised to assure those in charge that the project could be un- dertaken and work begun at once. The next afternoon, at a Joint meet- ing of the various committees, the _ kind of a swimming pool desired, was settled. And, on Sunday morning the work of excavating | was commenced. In brief, within thirty-six hours after the mass meeting the work of con- struction was. under way and has been going on from early morning .un- til at night. with,a rush.. The Eastern ‘Light_Co. strung its wires and light so. that there shall be . THE gravel and cemént is now being delivered, and the concrete work will commence tomorrow. | : reular in hape. The pool will bé ‘ciréular in. shap|- and 150 feet in diameter, It, will run from nothing at ite pérfmeter to eight feet in depth. Springboards and other acquatic’ devices will/be. installed... It is situated in Lloyd Park and adjoins the free tourists camping grounas, thus mdKing it available to the auto- ists. No fee wilt be charged for the use of the pool. City water will be employed and hence will insure a clean, wholesome supply. The city government, will bear this expense and probably the cost of maintenance, otherwise the Glendive Chamber of ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine Warning! Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- scribed by physicians for twenty-ons years and proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as told in the Bay- er package for Colds, Headache, Neu- ralgia, Rheumatism, Earache, Tooth- ache, Lumbago and for Pain. Hanly tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents. Druggiste also sell larger packages. 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The picture was brought to America by Dr. William Wovschin; of New York, who re- cently returned after investigating conditions in Bolshevik Russia for the Joint Distribation Commission of New tion's bills, shown by the vouchers, York. 50 is. for “six. Weeks services at $10 per AD COST MOUNTS week, April 9 to May 14—$60.00.” Var- ious other piyzfénts to’ The Nation are listed, ‘apparently apart trom the to- T0. 70, 755. 46 tal mentioned ‘above. On June 1:'the |; Nation received $180; on Junie 8, $180; on June 15, $280; on May 11, $280; on June 22, $280. - Car] D. Thompson, formerly nation- Total is Increased creased With Allow-| a1 ‘socialist secretary received $60.67 for traveling expenses from May 16 to ance of Large Sum For State May 31, accbrding to the vouchers, provide» My pond and fountain ar] Bank Representative | An eof di 45 io #200 ground somewhat oF. mips n: lower in elevation than the pool, ‘The Bed Mie J hompeon step receipted for #62 78 fi i 4 for thé pure! a purpose. Thivaieed tation it oe peat orate oe CR repeat alee ald ory of as Hiuperinsn nangaa|® Be congtrnetaa a at another lower. ele- serted in newspapers late last inter Atwerle,, Public (Ownership League of n ign thus The general committee in charge of andy the Bond, sale “campe) the work is composed of the follow- acta Sr Hegres: inthe ‘state Bek Shabel, eae) Lumber |" ‘The total was increased late yester- ASK ¥ an G Lumber Cb., W. C. Slo Supt, N. P. day with the approval of bills for Geo. . + sal rocer Ry.; Ea, b Brown, Pca wee M M. Webb, special representative of the tana Light & Powe gr Eastern Mon-| Hank of North Dakota, in charge of Humipt Dury ty Bread Mato nit hie Soi and John F./ the ond sale.: The amount paid in y.. a By Chamber. of Cofamierte Chater aera aa BARKER. . $5,451.61; $7,739.88; and $8,797.95. ; ue Malley, O7Mar The Nation, a magazine which came BAKERY . ign; Committee: Harry. N. Dion, Vice gut in support of ie por cea Pres; Exchange’ Bank, chairman. Fi- nance Committee: M. J. Hughes, Vice NVI Pres. First National Bank, chairman. Engineering Committee: R. T. Hur- dle, City Engineer, chairman, J. J Ermatinger, Secretary all Committees, Commerce will look after this fea- ture. A campaign to raise the necessary funds has been in progress for the past two days, and a drive to cover the entire city was put on this after- noon by fitteen. sub-committees, It, is expected that the pool will be ready for use within ten days and not later: than August 15. Appropriate dedication exercises will be held. was paid on June 30. One of the Na- To Beautify Grounds. Plans are also being worked out to Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These it fe if hamed of your freckles, BUREAU PLACE ai CE dtrengtti—t guar- anteed to remove these’ home:y spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine— double strength—from an druggist and Répésentative Fay: Harding, of Em- mons ‘county,.is understood ‘to have taken the position of: manager. of the Publishers National ‘Service Bureau, which handles many Nonpartisan lea- gue newspapers in the state, succeed- |: ing Peter Aarhus. His headquarters | vanished entirely. will be in Fargo. ae moré than an-ounce is needed to .com- ae |pletely clear’ the -skin and gain a Dohn’s Sanitary and Exclusive | beautiful clear complexion. Be sure to: ask for the double ve ee et has alway: s fresh strength Othiné as thia is sold, under: lome Made wand Mla poten, guarantee of money back it it fails to Frankfurters, an Ham. | remove - freckles, , ing and-you should: soon’ gee that even the. worst freckles have begun to dis- Yell appear, while the’ lighter ones. have é Condy Kisses, per || Sra Seiling “asians AMOL'S. { Ne. Thank You” SATURDAY OFFERINGS Loganberries.. Raspberries Blackberries , (Expected. to arrive) PEACHES. PLUMS | CRABAPPLES APPLES | WATERMELONS. CANTALOUPES HEAD LETTUCE CELERY SWEET.CORN TOMATOES WAX BEANS BEETS CARROTS CUCUMBERS —GREEN.PEPPERS NEW CABBAGE CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP We have just 40 deals left, so. get. yours, Early— ite ID Barge eee eee as nae: . $1.00. : And 2 bars Creme Oil Free. -RICHELIEU ‘PANCAKE FLOUR Susie 4 Ib. sack, 3 for $1.00; or,35¢ each. : POTATOES A new. car arrived today and: they sure are extra fine. National Biscuit Cookies and Crackers - Always fresh and nice to serve on. any and all occasions. COFFEE COFFEE “We Roast but others praise.” 222 9th Street. South Sugar,, 10. Ibs. for’ No. Fresh Begs Northern Creamery. White: House Coffee; per Ib. Red Rose Coffee,‘ per lb. .: Tall Carnation Milk, per can . Small: Carnation Milk, 3.cans for P. & G. Soap, 10: bars *........... Extra Large-Can‘of Capcota Pea: No. 2 can Good: Spaced Corn, 2 5-lb. pail of Stra’ 'y:Jam, per vegetal) les. Use Climax Hl Prim-o-ro-sa, per lb...........05..8.. 43¢ Logan’s Special, per Ib...........5. .. .38¢ Last Delivery Saturday 4:30 D. m. ‘Other week days - 4:00. p. m. CLOSE AT 8 P. M. SATURDAY EVENING Both Phones 211 118 3rd Brown & Jones HARDING TAKES | never nnn’ § QS,S, For’ or Saturday business we havé as complete a apply alittle of it night and) morn- line of Vegetables and Fruits as can be olgtained. Bantam Sweet Corn, cine It’is .séldom that | * New. Cabbage, Watermelons,, Canteloupe, ‘New Potatoes, etc. Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas. | SWERE, CREAM EAS AND - The South Side General Mercantile Store "MORRIS ZVORIST, Prop. FOR SATURDAY SPECIALS AUG. 6, 1921 Watermelon, best in matket, per Ib... 2.1-2 size can;.solid pack Tomatoes....... Extra Large Can of \Van'Camps Pork and Beans. Extra Latge'Can’of: Muscat Grapes, per can.... Extra. Large Oraneeey per doz .. ie ees 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. Not chance nor, lade not fate n course we follow Bread, and Pastries, the things we eat you'll come back. + freak of fortune lay the Habit is a, ‘mighty factor in life’ sactivities. It is a hard mas- ‘ter, but, a willing servant. An essential, factor in our solid ad- vancemeht, ‘has been the habit - forming character of Better The better they are—the more is eaten! Are you buying good foods at fair prices? Or cheap foods at. cheap prices? Get the habit—buy the be pleases—and s2 atisfies. That’s why our business is ‘good! We're giving better merchandis:— three times a day. Printing and advertising is repre-| meni invitations. Calf and —_—————$ sented in many items; As sum of $16.50 3 ery showing itdny ‘WANTED TO RENT ‘Nev fe r was paid for '2,000° ing a reprint from “Ti ity.” The Plumb Plan League, of ington, publishers, received $101.65 for stamped énvelopes, ‘létterhéads ‘and 16 1-2 hours of labor at 75 cents per hour.’ Swi i 5 cal M./X KODAK FINISHING || Phone 465 canning. We have spection. Bananas, per pound rs, Tomatoes, 311 7th St. Be! : | just because we did ANBORNS - Ie to offer, but this w POSTON Dairy Butter. Phone 957 POR ID. vee ree ce Ice Cream. Per quart ........ r Phone [Phone 631] Ss, per can. cans pail -date specirtiéns. ||’ RYBUNE CO. ‘| Saturday Specials DAVIS’ GROCERY Quality Work for the Amateur Butter, Fancy Creamery. A2 SLOREY, STUDIO Eggs, fresh from country .. Say tee HOLMBOE | ‘STUDIO Carnation or Van' Camps Milk................-6.6 14 Apricots, Hillsdale, 2 1-2 size can ................ 25 Peaches, very best, 2 1-2 size can, 3 for 1.00 Sugar, 10 Ibs for .......6...esecseeee 80 Electric Spark Soap, 10 bar: 59 Lenox Soap, 12 bars........... 50 Star Naptha Washing Powder, 11 pies. muasioiee eae sle me -50 Fresh fruits, all kinds. Special price on peaches for - Milk and Cream fresh every day. We have laid down for a few weeks in not advertising we have something to offer. ra | C 0 r RE C EE 1 Fruit, Everything the Market Affords. Watermelons the kind to take along on that 1 Sunday Picnic. Pér Ib...... 0... cece eee ees 4%c Oranges, very choice and fine. > = Peri dozens a. tec cancccnies cae ted Aisa cette 25c : (Bring your jar.) Center Creamery Butter, good as the best and : better than the rest. Per Ib.................. 44¢ POP AND MALT ALWAYS COLD Richhott' Cash ana Carry Grocery [7th & Thayer Modern House convenient ;to schools. Apply ionight.|| Cowan Drug Store 319 Mandan Ave more specials on hand for your in- Phone 816 not have the right kind of low prices eek with the prices we are quoting, Coffee, White House cans. Per can..... Per Were. het which is al- our ways uniform Per bushel ....... rid of. Bache iinet essen Regular 18c value. Special, two cans fo ferent flavors. One Hates Milk and The Original Cash and Carry Store SATURDAY SPECIALS Dairy Butter, in five pound jars. (Only bring your jar). Per lb..... Bares SUN age Home Grown Potatoes. ; ag ile aera a a eee 3. 50 Brooms. We have only a few left that we ot to get Pork and Beans, Libby No. 2 size cans, with tomato sauce. Toilet Soap, Fairmont Brand. ee, 10c value in’ dif- bar 6c. Twelve bars, or a box 60c Dressed Chickens and Squ Brand, in threepound $1. 20 ane 60°“ 90c Aa cae 25c Cream after dinner, Fieishnian’s Yeast Fresh