The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE “Selling the Most, We Sell for Less” Bismarck’s Biggest: Bargain Store Men’s Wear ——- Boys’ Clothing Men’s Shoes — Boys’ Shoes Army Goods, Khaki Breeches and” Shirts, Army Shoes for Work and Dress Blankets—Tents—Cots “The Store That Is Always Busy” Bismarck Mercantile Co, Army and Navy Store » ne Eagle Tailoring and Hat Works Opposite Post Office a: The Place Where You Can Have Your: Clothing Cleaned and Pressed PHONE 58 All Work. Guaranteed Satisfactory We Call for and Deliver Style Headquarters New Ideas in Style First Found in KLEIN KLOTHES KLEIN . Tailoring—Cleaning ? - ,Men’s Furnishings’ _ Broadway and Fifth >. rts i a ea oN rex WE HAVE E MOVED You'll Find Us. Overe osc.- Cowan’s Per ane Dainty Things in We arables : eanaroods ” Men’s and Women’s Wear Hemstitching, Faticy Work’ Shoes for Everybody §=—*«|_: | ~-s CHICAGO SHINING PAR Perfectly Done «... » Third St. and Broadway Pais “WOMEN’S EXCHANGE aa | Candy = Ice Cream — ed — Soft Drinks Light Lunches Candy:+~' Cigars’ :: Broadway and | Fifth St. THE FAIR: Save Your Dollars on GENERAL MERCHANDISE MEN’S WORK Broadway Bazaar Asks You to... =. Anny L Last. COMPARE PRICES *~ - | and Values With Any Store , nywhere 504 Broadway ~ Painting - Kalso a ing Paper Hanging——Refinishing The Way You Want It: The Way It Should: Be Done H. H: ENGEN - 214 4 Broadway : Opposite the Post Office on Broadway |: ICE CREAM — SODA — CANDY Refreshments that. Refresh Come In and Rest and Have a Cool Drink GUST JOHNSON, | A PIONEER OF (TO PASS SOON) —_ ESTHONIANS|RoBBERS LEFT ‘WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922 leh al lh ie lie LLL | TN ‘AY BISMARCK’S BUSY BUSINESS STREET ‘BISMARCK SHOE HOSPITAL Shoe Repairing of Every Kind : Henry Burman, Prop. The Only Grocery On Broadway Everything Good to Eat ..’~ Priced to Suit You G. W. Little’ s, 508 Babi ‘OVERALLS Se ae Made. Worth $1.50. Special 98c » WORK SHIRTS... Best Cambric. All Sizes. 79¢ Siegal’ § S Shoe Store -Phone 48 ' “M. Zvorist, Janeth * : Bare 3 418 Broadway SHOES $2.95" » ! NT f ; SOVIET “WILL 5 law, “according to’ announcement. | train was burned between Kiev and i Ti | f A 5 artar’ A Burke is‘a Democrat ‘and Burdick a|Schepetowka, says a. report from AX: : EXECUTE: TEN Progressive Republi Kiev today. Included among the .| victims. were eight Zionist pioneers who were proceeding to join their’ group on’ the way to Palestne. (By the Associated: Press) - TRAIL OF GUM Discarded billiard balls are now COUNTY, DIES ably Will Be Voted on by| 7 Cibiai har eenened sean] WRAPPERS) mde tne electric, nuh-utton Pr End. of the Month. ten members ‘and’ employes of the (Ry the Associated Presa) Esthoniati repatriation mi ori (By the Assomated Presa’:” conviction upon charges o 3 ca rey pee ae a koe ge Washngton, Aug. 2, Eighteen .others accused of system Sey ‘and as Naeieete aictel at ‘of the administration tariff bill | tic smuggling of ‘valuables, sac- Taner left a-trail of chewinj: gun > By the senate this month seem. |charine and other goods in Russia i "ed to'be almost certain today were given. prison sentences while 13] +41 as the only clew.. They took |= a result ‘of agreements resch ka acquitted. The trials lasted | merchandise valued at $700 to $800 separately iby Reeabteen and | wee including silk hose and shirts, guns, ocratic leade! razors, silverware and watchea. This Immediately after the senate con- ron aD ie i ‘K is the sixth consecutive year that Fargo, N. ng: 2—John Burke,| the hardware store has been robbed, vened, Senator Simmons of. North| three times governor of North. Da- Mr. Hellickson Hetoriaald Carolina, majority leader in the tariff | kota and treagurer of the United ties ee baer i % ght, ‘presented a proposal for a final j States under President Wilsgn, and! MANY PASSENGERS PERISH jote August 19. At the same time| U: coy id abe piel Ey the Assorlated Prom) unde e. wi iga, Aug. 2—Two hundred pas- i ates PER it Paces nr “i iodntor the practice of} sengers perished when a five car y | vately, that they conferre: ntght''and agreed to propose toh ternative dates to’ the Democrat Augast 16 and September 1 with the Was County Commissioner for Many Years and Wel¥ Known in County Gust W. Johnson, pioneer resident of Burleigh county, died Tuesday at his home in the northern part of the county ‘Tuesday. ‘Mr. Johnson was born in Sweden in 1849, ‘He emigrated to the United States as a young man, settling in “Towa, and in 1879 he took a home- stead near Painted Woods Lake. He was a successful farmer and rancher. ‘and was prominent in Republican Volities for many years. Mr, John- son was county commissioner of Bur- . : : : ae earlier date mostly in favor. leigh county for 17.years and also A Ak L sf; The minority ‘proposttion was hes held school and township offices. iid | agreed upon at a conference of Dem- AS * Surviving are his. wife and five The above families, ordered from thelr homes’ in Re: ecratic leaders. ‘early today. It was x children, all of whom live in the vicin- lle ; takirte of. presented: without consultation with pPNE! H ity of Wilton. EG PROUT RT a eit he — ae 5 the RepGblicans who, asked. time..to aia NERS of qt delivery cars, small trucks and Funeral services will be held Thurs- ~.| coniider it with the understanding ‘ have found that the same strong. day at Wilton. RUST DEVELOPS vailed, though some delay was cai ficiary Association; leans eminent’ physicians « Was) that it would be taken in th ‘5 ed in afew small areas by exc of friends to some sat irward. considered physic- ate dene a rains, Rye threshing progresse hy bey Bue pecbably tomorrow. ((- 21211 rapidly witih satisfactory results. Wheat, oats, bagley and speltz har- years ago and althoneh under the: “mal School; ee ee fs - PASSES AWAY eas 4 cal a ; Walesa Ane @: Aug: 2. Representac! i \] tive Lemuel P. Padgett, Tennes: Makes Longest Arm Tri ‘ ;| died early today at his home here. ¢Informed of Mr, Padgett’s death; morning. nos Units @ few months ago did his he di 4 Ss Vest well advanced. Reports of |” The following men will act as pall | phisiclana apnounce hat he wasl etratte iste” acd’thar the prence, pend show astounding economy on cars used black rust continue from east and! bearers: R. G. Derby, George Kai- ating {eon “pernicious denen any. ate ind that the presenta. , k cota portions bot he crop 00 wen iz 8” Renly 8 rats | td tna ad bey teary or Rigs sack an ngrooment to thé sen- mmercially, where incessant use under heavy crap excelent, in contrat acl were | CMzE Faddgn, GQ. Marehe \sortito blood’ transfusion on ® nUM-| getween proponents and oppon soon breaks down other tires. = Ree portions, butiaomeghat backwards in her of oceanlans, fo Weolone les tife; | legislation was somewhat unusual. Naas i iF Fécor Spreads Into Central ,and| 2st portion. Ranges are excellent SENATOR..CROWE | i+ eceres' ts Mle Meme sa thei AT, esldering | the: Bimmdng Nowhere else can you find the sturdy combination Western Counties The main Aralie: of ‘the. state are|~ DIES AT HOME Allegheny: monnteing nr Res a te make'a counter proposal for q of the extra. ply of fabric and the com- in ggod condition. The only detour] provement, wi G *} vote on August 15 instead of Auguat “Fargo, N. D, Aug. 2—-Rapid devel-| Teported is at Eldrige on the N. P. H.| _ Uniontown, Po.,, Aug. 2,—United| porary and addition ‘params 19 and to shut off debate beginning e teaca heavy red tr ead which has built the opment of rust in many of the cen-| nd the markings are excellent. _| States Senator William E. Crowe died ; of blood were of nb, aval August 11. Red-Top reputation. teal and western countiessos the etate IMPORTANT ERIN coe pea ah co Meee: ich hy pa | R PA nie : is reflected in 23 county agent re- ‘IREP. DGETT % ports for last week from. all parts Senator Crowe was taken ill three and at the Pennsylvania State Nor- There’s a Fisk Tire eof extra a value avers sie of the state to John Haw, county ‘CENTER TAKEN agent leader. The last reports made public indicated rust development in} Dublin, Aug. 2.—Callan, the; most the Red River Valley only. important center held by, the irregu- *County agents believe, however,|lars in county Kilkenny, has been that most of the rust which has ap-| occupied by the nationals with the peared in the Inst week has come too| most yortherly point in the line held ‘ : ‘Acting Secretary Roosevelt of the late to do much damage" except to} by the irregulars and its evacuation e 2 Gi late sown wheat. seems to indicate that they intend : am deeply ‘grieved to hear of. ‘}the death of Congressman Padgétt. Most of the rye {s reported thresh-| to fall back toward the River Suirr. |‘ ed-with good returns from the separ-|_ In county Donegal ‘the irregulars |, ‘The navy. has lost an able and true ators in. most cases. Wheat cutting| are said to be complecely demoralizea. friend. When matters of national in- is in full swing and accoréfeg to M: | One of their most prominent leaders s = “terest. came up for consideration, Haw returns from the threshing ma-| has surrende: nationals. s asman Padgett based his av chines must he awaited for definite seule as to ro camane, HOLD ROBIDOU is _ | ontrpatriotiam. Gee occan ee RITES TOMORROW} | - TROOPS SENT Rlien, Whe” sAGey cescsiged'-a| ‘The tuner aurviaee fet: Neal ACTCE™ : | |...TO COAL MINES counties, while others received a plentiful fall. Robidou, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gegrge Robidou of 112 Eighth St., will be] - held i it 9 o'clock RYE THRESHING |i tonerew more tic duck IS PROGRESSING. Father Hiltner will have charge of the services. for the arrival of Indiana nationat’ jaard troops, whu will patrol mines , be “operated ‘under: state supervi- A i = sion were made today by guard of- “The Bismarck weather bureau’s| Mr. Robidou who was employed at ze “J Ificers at Staunton, Cloverland, Wil- 5 va ~ ~ crop report for the week ee Au-| the local American Express office for N 1°} igimson and Turner and Posey towa-. CLI NC H ER 7 I RF gust 1 follows: three years prior to his death was ships. These are all mining commun- Generally favorable weather for| a member of the M. B. A., the A. O. . ut ities in Clay county. The troops are harvesting and other farm work pre-| U. W., and the Expressmen’s Bene- i Sipe Nei Seip aie a expected’ this afternoon. 4 Pub Es \ ie eae a eccon Wish enables Red-Tops to roll up’ body will in state at the’, Robidbu ally a He was taken toa Pitts-| > ‘Senator McCumber, Republican, ‘ hote thia afternoon. and tomorrow tal last’ December but! Narth Dakota, in cheece'of the tacit” Sey alecge records for small cars on rough Call wrappers for half. a mile, west of Willman’s Transfer for Golden Wax Beans Fresh and Tender 5 Ib. for 25c Delivered Free Phone 699 (ee graereesesor ay oer uamnanabemnemonanros oper |