The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1921, Page 3

de MISSOURI OPEN AT FORT BENTON DANGEROUS HERE It is dangerous to cross the Mis- souri, river-on the ice, announces O. W. Roberts in charge of «the local weather bureau. The river is flowing free eight miles above Bismarck. T ice has gone out at Fort. Benton and >| hard coal. the Yellowstone river at Billings. is epen. Mr. Roberts wants to caution traf: fic using the river at this time and advises them to cease using the ice highway until further notice. Dance at Baker’s Hall. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day nights. 10c a dance. Best usic in the state. We have a few tons of anthra- cite nut coal for base burners on track. If you are in need of Call 115. F. H. Car- !penter Lbr. Co. of all kinds. ers. Let us explain the a good watch. Men’s thing you need. OlAMONDS,“JEWELRY WATCH US FOR WATCHES ‘We: are better Prepared this Christmas to serve the Gift buying public than we have been for several years, this is especially true in reference to watches ' Our..stock of wrist watches in the better grades of Swiss and American makes surpasses anything we have shown before both in quality and price. Our Swiss watches we buy direct from the import- ers and can give you prices op the better grades that cant be duplicated by others on cheaper makes. We also handle some of the cheaper grades of Swiss watches such as. the Gruen, Omega and oth- number of’ jewels in a watch don’t always make it Our window displays will interest you. *) F. A. KNOWLES, Jeweler BISMARCK. Buy at Your Own Price. Everything Must be Sold at Once. Sale Starts Friday : ' Morning. Suits, Boots and Shoes, Mackinaws, Work Shirts, Leather Vests, Mitts and Gloves, Sheep Lined Coats, Caps, Hats, Watches, Jewelry, Suit Cases, Hand Bags, Safe, Desk, Adding Machine. Come in and make me an offer for any- No reasonable offer refused. Big Auction Saturday at 2 and7 p.m. COLEMAN’S Store 5th Street. difference in these, as the Wear ;agreement with the company whi COYOTE DRIVE coyote hunt will be held south ¢ Bismarck, Sunday. Hunters will assemble at the Ship-j fer and La: miles soutl-of Bismarck at 9 A. Mi Sunday. About 10, to 12 miles of ter ritory will be covered in the drive. A barbecue will Le Leid at Hiltenberg’ tat1 P.M. i ary News 1 > Mr Mrs. O. T. Raaen of 718 9th \ Street are the proud pareats of an eight pound son born at the Bis- | marck Ho§gpital yesterday. This is the first son in the Raaen family and Oscar is wearing the smile that won’t come off. Baby Boy. Mr. and Mrs. G. Algeirson of Wing, arnounce the arrival of a baby boy aty the Bismarck hospital. | a ae MODIFICATION OF BOND. SALE CONTRACTS IS SECURED (Continued from Page 1) by $4,500,000 of ri bonds were. withdrawn from the old ntract and it will now be Possible for the new commission to put t quantity of bonds on the competitive market and dispose of them on the most advantageous terms. We have a few tons of anthra- cite ‘nut coal for base burners on track. If you are in need of hard coal.-Call 115. F. H, Car- penter Lbr. Co. COLLIDES WITH. PIG, rth. Eng., Dec, 1—A motor nm by Miss Ida Bransby Wi! liams was overturned when it ran in- to a nig. All occupants were injured, the pig was killed and the car wreck- ed. We have a few tons of anthra- WILL BE HRLD © bert stockfarm about 12] @ Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffner & Marx Boston, Mass.,. Dec. S carnations go direct from the gro men on their way to business under a-plan jus: adopted in the producers’ | flower market in this city. For many | years growers in. the suburbs have | brought their wares into Winthrop | Square and disposed wf them to retail; florists in the early hours in two | markets which combined are said to | $21.75 “Service and Satisfaclion, or Money Refunded” MORE POWER TO YOUR DOLLAR $31.75 $41.75 $18 © $21.75 | BOYS’ SUITS 4 price. One pants suits Two pants Suits. $12 Suits .. These specials in suits and overcoats make your money = = go a great ways farther. = a = = $30 2 $40 $50 = Suits and Suits and Suits and = Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats = = = Lamb lined coats i . $9 mou §. FE. BERGESON & SON NR t bi ildin s on the square are | eHE McKENZIE ADDS Flowers Direct From |Srishtened with bloom at an hour when, others beside those Grower To Customer titan! nie commercial side of flow- | McKenzie is daily receiving favor- | den. ‘er growing can enjoy the spectacle. A able comment on his new roof garden Sand guaranteed fresh buttonniere can be'jand modern equipment. ; bought on the way to the office and |e: er to the coat lapels of men and wo- + roses no longer waste their sweetness |p’ on the pre-business hours of the jing from roof garden to basement, it day. itan hotels, A NEW FEATURE Edward G. Patterson owner of the Rotarians cially are enthusiastic in their e of this leading hostelry, claim- from Soo Hotel. compares tavorably with metropol- Tailoring. In today’s announcement is a picture of the McKenzie including the Rotarian crowd on the roof gar- FOR SALE—One half share. in City Billiard Parlor. Complete outfit, new Best location on 5th street; across See within. 12:1 3t track. hard coa en 12th penter Lbr. Co. | FOR RENT— St. Phone 536-R, Day and Evening. Venison Free. 1. Call 115. F. H. Car- to the public he grow ‘ix-room modern house jalw: 12-1-8t | ists. HOT DINNERS Everything New; Clean, and Attractive. cite nut coal for base burners on) form tho largest flower If you are in need -of|the country. BY the new plan d vent waste, the marke after nine a. 's explain that almost, there is a:gurplus of flowe: St. Inquire at 822 Main]|above the’ requirements Now the dingy wa HOT AND COLD LUNCHES’ You'll enjoy our home cooking. SPECIAL FOR SUNDAY DINNER Come in and try our Sunday Dinner. Quick Meal.Cafe 6th and Broadwa: Hanlon & Gabel, Props. Direction Valleau Theatre Company TONIGHT MARIE PREVOST in “MOONLIGHT. FOLLIES” . . 1: Topics of the-Day Aesop Fable..... Kinograms. . TOMORROW and SATURDAY ELSIE FERGUSON in.......0.4. “*POOTLIGHTS” Toonerville Comedy. COMING GLORIA SWANSON in. MARY PICKFORD in. LON CHANFY in SEENA OWEN in BUSTER KEATON in.. 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