The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1922, Page 3

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1922 MORTON BOARD HELPS FARMERS IN GETTING HAY Have Already Shipped in 100! Cars of Hay to Aid in Re- lieving Situation HAVE FURTHER PLANS Commissioners of Morton’ county and others co-operating with them are endeavoring to provide hay for every istock-raiser in Morton county who needs it in the present emergency, caused by the long, continued coid weather and shortage of feed at the start. The Morton county board first be- gan its efforts at their first meeting in January, Theodore Feland, mem- ber of ithe board, said today while at ‘the state capitol conferring with tie governor on relief measures. The Morton county board, he said, plans to provide money for purchase of seed and feed in the near future through the issuance of bonds, if emergency aid is not forthcoming from the War Finance Corporation or other sources. It is planned to is- sue about $100,000 of bonds if neces- sary. One of the first efforts of the relief organization formed in .Mandan in which bankers, business men and others joined with the county commis- sioners was to send a representative to the Twin} Cities to confer with finan- cial houges there. Orders were im- mediately; placed by the commission- ers for seed and feed. They ‘have al- ready bought about 100 cars of hay at a cost of $20,000. George Isle, coun- ty agent, is now in Northern Minne- sota, having been sent there by the commissioners to purchase hay and ship it ito Morton county immediately. ‘The railroads grant one-half tariff on hay shipments for emergency pur- poses if the hay is consigned to coun- ty officials who will see that an equit- able distribution is made of it. The commissioners believe that there will have to be continued ship- ments of hay, as the continued cold, preventing cattle from gathering sus- tenance on the ranges and the ex- haustion of feed of many who did have considerable feed. To place Morton county on a ¢ sh financial basis the commissioners is- sued $300,000 of bonds to take up all outstanding warrants. The money from the bond sale, which was made at par at 6 per cent interest, now is being received. NEW TERMS OF DIST, COURT Supreme Court Fixes Terms For Two Districts The supreme court has readjusted terms of court for the fift! judicial districts as follo Fifth district—general terms— In Burke county, commencing the 4th Monday in October and the third Mon- day in July. ¢ | In Divide county, commencing or the first Monday in January and the| second Monday in June. In McKenzie county, comme on the third Monday in October and the second Monday in June. i In Mountrail county, commencing on the second’ Monday in November and the third Monday, in July. In .Ward county, commencing on the first Tuesday in each month, except-j ing the months of August, September and October; but a jury shall not be called for any term unless, in the opinion of the judge, there is suffi- cient business to demand’a jury; pro- viding that the presiding judge may continue the jury called for any spe- cific term as the jury for the next term if the business of the court so requires, In Williams county, commencing cn the 4th Manday in February, the first Monday in July, and the 4th Monday in November. The new ruleg for this district are effective April 1. New terms for the Sixth Judicial district have been established effec- tive March 10, as follows. In’ Adams county, commencing on the second Tuesday in January and the fourth Tuesday in May. _ in Bowman county, commencing on Stay Awake After Give Your Stomach Help With a Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablet And Noon Day Meals Won’t Bother Many people are so afraid of drow- siness after eating that they skip | and sixth | cing | Eating! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ! ‘the second Tuesday in January and ‘the fourth Tuesday in May, vember. the second Tuesday in January an third Tuesday in May. ber. mencing on the fourth Tuesday.in Jan- uary and second Tuesday in June. In Hettinger county, commencing on the second Tuesday in February and October. In Mercer county, commencing on the second Tuesday in October. Tuesday in February and first Tue day in November. the fourth Tuesday in May and fir: Tuesday. in October. third Tuesday in September, gecond Tuesday in June and fir: Tuesday in October. third Tuesday in February, June an November. OLD ASSOCIATIONS (Continued on Page 3) bridge across the Missouri, with West Begins,” and on the other, “He the East Begins.” officers of the city of Bismarck fro the time of its incorporation by cha ter in 1875. Song Is Adopted ten by Mrs. J. P. Dunn, a pioneer wi man of ’73, and sung at the orga ization of the Pioneer the official song. The tune is verse of the song runs: ‘HBRE’S TO THE 70'S Here’s to the good Old Timers, no’ they’ve come to join the band, Tried and true for forty years, to th their chosen land. “stick” for evermore, t With the Old Timers of Bismarck. | The song was stng with much en- thusiasm, with Henry Halverson lead- ing the singing. for the Harley. Davidson Motoreycle 4 different models. 38 style: information. Bismarck Machine Works Bismarck (APITO THEATRE AMAIN STREUT Tonight and Tomorrow Paramount Super Special “TO PLEASE ONE WOMAN” “It is life or death! He must come at once!” Jaughed as she said it! tears her would gather. Never heed- recklessness would darken. when— Come and see! f on the screen! On the same program meals or eat go little they are under- nourished. Such stomachs need the help of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. The sense of fullness is relieved and there is no acid effec*, jg no gassiness, no heartburn. Diges- tion proceeds without those peculi pressures and sensations of indige: tion and you soon learn to forget your stomach provided you do not forget Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablet: Get a 60 cent box today of any drug gist and note how much better you merely | LARRY-SEMON. newest comedy | i “THE RENT COLLECTOR” feel after eating. In Bowman county, commencing op the second Tuesday in May and No- In Billings county, commencing on In Dunn county, commencing on the fourth Tuesday in May and Septey- In Grant county, commencing on com- ness meeting, there was dancing with Hurley's orchestra furnishing music The gathering broke up in the early hours of morning. Resolutions were adopted thanking the Grand Pacific hotel management and The Tribune for aid in making the affair a success. A permanent committee on resolu- tions was named. INCOME TAX IS nd the second Tuesday in June and the fourth Tuesday in October. In Golden Valley county, exceed 30 days may be secured, in the! discretion of the collector.. Applica- tion for such. delay must be made be- fore March 15. \ In the event that it is impossible for any reason to make a return within the 30-day extension, an appeal for further extension of” time must be made to the commis- sion of internal revenue at Waghing- ton, D.C. ' For failure to file a return on time,: extension is granted, the tax ris liable to @ penalty of not! more: than $1,000: and a further pen-) alty of 25 per cent of the amount due, unless he later files a return or shows DUE MAR, 15 Returns Must be in Hands of March and In Morton county, commencing on the first Tuesday in January, fourth In Oliver county, commencing on In Sioux county, commencing on the fourth Tuesday in May and the In Slope county, commencing on the In Stark county, commencing on the PIONEERS MEET TO RENEW the pioneers of this section at the new marker on one side saying “Here the John Yeagen and Dr. F. R. Smyth related incidents of the pioneer days, Dr. Smyth praising the helpful spirit displayed by the people in those days. E. S. Allen read from a book, recent- ly come into his possession a list of The son, “Here's to the 70's,” writ- Association held April 15, 1916, was adopted as to “Marchitig Through Georgia,” and one ; Collector or Deputy Income tax returns for the calendar year 1921 must be in the hands of the collector of internal revenue or a deputy on or before midnight-of March 15, it is announced by Gunder Olson, collector of internal revenue for the district of North Dakota, In exceptional cases, such as ill- ness or the absence of.a taxpayer from home, an extension of not to S- st ‘st -Don’t Let . Grippe, “Flu,” Pneumonia -all start the same way—with a cold. ‘All colds are congestion and Mus- terole is a simple counter-irritant which brings circulation back to nor- mal and helps prevent serious devel- opments, » 4 emember that messy old mustard plaster, how it stung and blistered! It did the work all right, but Oh, it was a stern measure! Musterole has all the healing properties of grandmoth- er’s pet remedy without the sting and blister. Made of pure oil of mustard, cam- phor, menthol and other soothing in- gredients, it has béen used by physi- cians for years fjor treating “Flu,” ‘Lumbago, Grippe, Pleurisy, Rhewma- tism, Neuralgia, Headache and Pneu- monia, It was used in our training camps during the “Flu” epidemic a few years jago. The Y, M. C. A. sent thousands 43 | of jars to France for our soldiers over | there, At the first sign of a cold, get out re | m r- 0- n- W Turn Into “Flu” Rub Musterole on the Congested Parts that the delinquency was unavoid- able. INCORPORATIONS Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state include: ‘ Star-Troy Laundry Company, to} operate laundry in Grand Forks, N. D.,} and East Grand Forks, Minn, i stock, $32,000; incorporators, J. Warren,.C. O. Tverberg, J. P. Dur-! ick, Michael ‘ Neville. j FOR RENT—Modern ish 423 4th, St..:Bhone 887. That Cold the jar of good old Musterole and rub it gently on the congested parts. You will feel a warm tingling glow as it; goes into the-pores. That sensation} will be followed by a cooling, soothing feeling that makes you mre comfort- able right away. If you have fever, ache all over, take’! a hot bath, drink plenty of hot wa-' ter, rub on (Musterole, call a doctor and go to bed. Keep warm and get plenty of fresh air. Those yare the st precautions you can take against ; serous sickness. Keep Musterole always handy. on, your bathroom shelf. You can’ buy it; at any durg store. { 35c¢ and 65c, in jars and tubes. Hos- | pital size $3, Me a ETB We are glad to get together, and we'll | Following the speaking and busi- Are Distributors of side cars. Call or write for And this spoiled darling J Never counting the toll of § selfish whim § ing the happy loves her a Yet there came a day & The eter- nal lure of the daughters @ S ar: Rialt fa Christie Comedy...... QUEEN of SHEBA & re, WwW. Fox. i JLLIAM Fo: ad *, gt ce Production ¥% Mites! s 0 Theatre 4 Days Commencing THEATRE Direction Valleau Theater Company TONIGHT (Wednesday and Thursday) HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO THE END OF THE WORLD? If not you should see BETTY COMPSON in “The End of the World.” : K-I-N-0-G-R-A-M-S Monday, March 6th. . “Southern Exposure” The Wonder Picture... Matinee Daily 2:30. FRIDAY and SATURDAY . “THE SILENT CALL” Evenings 7:30 & 9. - PAGE THREE { March Ushers in _ Lovely New Cottons Of course you will not be wearing tub frocks for some little time, but it’s little enough time to design and make them, for as you.know, the new fabrics rich:in color and pattern, are already here. _ The Ginghams The new ginghams more than ever, have that crisp, new appearance. ‘So many new patterns and colors just take you feel like donning a new gingham frock right away. The prices start at, 2 5 c POF VAT. 20.0... ccccccccce s The Tissues Just a glance at these bright new silk tissues and one can fully: appre- ciate the fact that winter will soon be over for like the first robin or blue- bird, they herald the coming of a new thera 1 ed ey are moderately pric: at, per yard. .....cceceene 75c Other New Fabrics Of special interest to those who are now planning their frocks for the new season are the Japanese Crepes, Printed Flaxons, Dot- ted Swisses, Printed Voiles, Beach Cloths, Organdies, . Lorraine Tissues. WEBB BROTHERS ——_—_—— Tonight! A good soup and— 1G SIOUX Waldorf Sodas. Soups are mighty enjoyable on nights when the freshness of the air sharpens your appetite. Look for the Big Sioux Trademark Waldorfs are the most satisfying crackers. Big, hearty crackers, crisp and fresh. Baked in our sanitary bakeries (the only cracker bakeries in the Dakotas), in accordance with our strict purity guarantee and backed by Manchester’s 20 years’ baking experience. Bie Sioux “WALDORF SODAS Sold in the familiar large- value package, by your Grocer. Get some today. Manchester Biscuit Company Sioux Falls, S. D. and Fargo, N. D. Established 1902

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