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re, Sst is T EROS TE SR oe ee Ne |! i. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1922 THE BIERCK TRIBUNE Eighty-four miners cars which broke aw: were MINER'S SKULL FRACTURED Fred Eveleth, miner employed in the Hi-grade coal mine near Dunn Center, sustained a fractured skull yesterday when he was lighting a dynamite cap. Eleven sticks sudden- ly exploded, and proved almost fatal to the victim who was stunned and in the water and smoke in the mine for an hour and a half before he was found by his fellow workers. He was brought to the Bismarck hospital _in the afternopn. WANTS TO PLACE TWO GIRLS IN SOME HOME _—_—— BY SUPT. NEWCOMB Just two days ago the writer had oceasion to tell a brother minister the story which follows: A few yea ago a certain man in our state was united in marriage to a certain an. Up to that time he had ae- quired a half section of land unen- cumbered and had sufficient on de- posit to pretty nearly assure _ his future. Through waste and extravy agance on her part foreclosure’s wily form now stalks about that home. All this may be forgivable but can what follows? Two months ago this wife and mother of five child- ren eloped with a “low-down” fel- low, whose busine “moonshin- and the innocent children are ing” being seattered. Hot breathed words then caped the minister: “The whipping post is too good for her.” Others could wish to see her hang- ing on the gallows Haman built. Humane and Society for the Friend- less has two of these children,girls bat 15 months apart almost of a e ages between ten and twelve | In nature they are opposites; are very fond of cach other; are bright, goofl looking, mannerly and of American ¢ for adop- tion, We atio for girls of their age in separate homes but it would seem a near crime to cause them to be seperated the able family reading this ma themselves able to take the two. Photos of the girls ean be had. Phone 516 or write to ‘Supt. Geo. B. Newcomb, Bismarck, N. D. GLENCOE-LIVONA NEWS \ Vea Miss et Gilman of Livona and ronk of Dickinson, were united in marriage at the Catholic church in Hazelton, Monday morning, Nov. 20, Rev. Fr. Kronk, brother of the groom performed the ceremony After the marriage a breakfast was serve at the rectory and the young couple left at once on the train for Dickinson, where they will make, their future home. Y. H, Hanson, county superinten- dent of schools, passed through here on a hunting trip, recently. \ Some members of the C. A. Cartson family are on the sick list. The fine weather after the snow storm, is welcomed by all in this : were Saturday. ner are ex-} 2 with ected to spend Thank folks after spendi Powell, where the: engaged in rais ng bees and selli honey. v John Wilde made a trip to Hazel- ton last Friday, he reports the roads us being-very See ruck load of ; st Sunday ing, to have a day of hunting in the bottom south of Glencoe, Mr. Shier and Mr.! ry were among those from Lin-j ton, and they were accompanied by ¥ of Livona. . Jackson and daughter, ., spent last week visiting at the home of Mr. and son and will n Washington ormer resi- and have many owned by Wr Baker has been en out for the winter. There till quit bit of chresh- ing to he done in A few people from He ¢ into camp on the river bottoms nd Li to en- g litween Glencoe killed by a y, tore down the tipple and, after going down the 800-foot incline, erashed into t! severed at the crash and ignited the dust. : ALABAMA sik DIS ASTE ER IN PICTURES . _ Freak Explosion Spreads Death a Horne Alabama Mine freak explosion in ti In the ter ee te as a number of deer have been killed on these bottoms. a H, Nicland has been picking corn for John Otterson, the past week. Week-end Offers FineChanceto Get in Contest, The /week-end offer: portunity for entrants in the Essay Contest to get in their manuscripts. | ‘Phe winner. may be one who sits down and writes hs thoughts with- in a half hour, for everyone has stored up in his or her mind many ideas about Bismarck. For the, bene- fit of those who will grasp the last to enter the rules are y shall be on the subject, -and the .Future,” and what the city may be in the future with suggestions of how it may reach the goal, or may improve, The essay skall be written on one side of the paper only, and shail be Timited to 500 words. The essay must be mailed not later than Tuesday, December 5, or brought into the Contest Editor. An individual who decs not want his name to appear may write an essay and submit it in behalf ef an organization or worthy charity, which shall be awarded the money the es: Persons | marck may compete. age limit. All suggestions become perty of thé Association “Bismarck shall be practical, telling of the of Com- merce, to aid in the formation of its pro- program. Prize are $15. for first, $10 for second and $5-for the third best es- say. The art of . The contest is a it in the\civie and ‘com: | ening of Bismarck, as good chance as any to win the prize, Do'not delay, cou Gus AND re ‘OLDS Indoor life has a dircet bearing on preva lence of coug! Keep the | eon onsti- ablets neh with lol and tains“no 0 sdients print on the w Largest 5 cough medic in the Wor “Foley's Honey and Tar is we ful for attacks of coughs and coid i y. H. Gray, Venice, Califor- NOTICE New Telephone directories are being delivered by the} Boy Scouts. We request all subscribers to have their old book ready for exchange or} that it be left where the boy may get it. North Dak. Ind. Tel. Co. the last op- |. St. Georges) Episcopal Church held at 5S sual hour, Sunday school will be orges chur¢h’ at the ‘Second Baptist Church There Will.be service at th | Baptist Church Sunday” ¢ o'clock, Rev. 4J. Bothic will preach, The entir vited. Rev. Bothie is and delivers his message with’ power. Come and hear him, Southside Miss Regular serv 10:30 a, m. in German, AM at 3 o'clock p. m. Sunday school from 2 to 3 in both | languages.” kev. Bothic, Evangelist noxt Sunday at 3 o’cloc Everybody is cordial; évery service. The c society. is taking always clothings and_ sho! etc. Please send it to the Mission, Sweet and 16th Streets phone number 557 to get it. will preach J. B. HAPPEL, Pastor. J. B. ALSBURY, Asst. Pasto>. Christian Science Society Corner 4th & Ave. Sunday service at 11 a.m. Subjcets. “God the Only Cause and Creator.” Sunday §chool at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday -evening testimonial mecting vat & @ clock. ‘Avrendirig room is open in church building every Tues Thura™y and Saturday, except legal holidays, from 2 to 4 p.m. All are welcome to attend these serviees and to visit. the reading room. the Evangelical Church comer 7th and Rosser Church, ce from 9:45 to 104 are conducted ii a, m. Come to sted and inspired. “The White pastor, ENot a the duct, Field,” by Voc Hal Star in My ing, p.m. stian indeavor Nettie Gaulke, leade: Evening sermon he Place of! in Education” 7: m, ¢ by male ch Our midweek mectings will be | postponed in! favor of the: reviy meetings: at. the Methodist chure which our people are urged to at- | tend. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Cor. 4th Stoand Aye. Be LR, Joh Pastor. 10:30 y worship sermon Topic, “The Credenti a 12 m.—Sunday school. Though To get into traintos for spring, Ing a rest and smoke after a day’: joy a few days of the hanting season “3 Babe Ruth Takes to the Farm , Babe Ruth, Sultan of Swat, is living the simple life on the farm at South Sudbury Mass. Above is Babe 's Vigorous work, Baby Dorothy in his is lap. Lamp. Lamp that Pipe! Below, Babe doing the daily chores. rd below. fic explosion, 40° men were killed outright at the foot of the tipple.{Deadly after-damp accounted for | for t South, or call fy ome! dotted line. shows the clouds of coal dust arose. The Grea of our classes are crowded at pres- oe :30 p. m.~-Young people’s mee and Intermediate B. Y. P, N.. Miss Bradt will speak to the young pe ple. dt is field secreta » North Dakota Christian En- Uni Evening Worship and ser- i ceeding the sermon. 8 p. m——AWVednesday, annual chureh business meeting, All offiters and committees are asked to prepare d present reports of their de-| partments. Election of officer will be held. McCabe Methodist Episcopal Church Dr. S. F. Halfyard, pastor. 10:30 A. M.—Public worship. Music by the Chorus Choir. . Solo: “The Holy City,” by Rev. S. B, Renshaw. Sermon—Re Geo. Bennard. 12m—Sunday aoa Dr. Bennard will speak to the members of the Sunday school. | lu attendance is desired. 6:30 P. M.—Junioe Leagu 6:30. P. worth League. Leader, Re eB Renshaw. : :30 P, M.—Evangelisti The large Chorus Choir will sing | well known gospel hymns phder the leadership of Mr, Rensh \ Revs Renshaw! will also! of his delightful solos. } Sermo! Geo, Bgnard. 1 ‘The rvides have ‘been ineveasing in intérest ghd in at- | tendan To Wl these meetin is cordially in-| vited. Come carly to get a scat in} the large auditoriums | ing one om Harry C, Postlethwaite, nister, | Morning worship prompt! ¥ai 10:80 | Holy Communion being sérved at this hour. All should atten most important service of the Sermonctte, only, for boy: ‘The ion will meet at te Jin the Ghapel and will rece’ who desire to unite by letter Confession of Faith. Those I by letter will not appear befor on, unior Sunday other departments the school at 9:30. All at fain, Mr, Cray ford Will lead the Men's C ent, room will be made for all who! morrow. All men should remain for come it. | splendid organ Mr. roel course of the duny A high- tension glectric cable remainder of the victiins. ON eee Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Fred Hanson theme : n Age zation of enthusiast young people. Evening ‘worship 0. A program of excellent music. The chorus will sing an anthem and will sing a_ solo. oe The pastor will preach a mon on the Drift.” Hear Lorado Taft’s ex in “Modern Tendeyeies in Sculyture” and hear the arfaignment of, “The Glass of Fashion.” been dismi! dence Has “The' Pilot sed and are we near the ‘ks?’ Are “we talking.nonsense on the edge of an abyss?” These auth- ors think so. All are cordially in- I vited to the services of the church. aN PROMINENT LAYMAN AND TWO OTHERS KILLED IN ACCIDE (By the Associated Press) Dubuque, Iowa, Dee, 2. lunder their automobile which had plunged down an embankment, Ni- cholas Goners, Sr, publisher of the ~| Daily Amerjcan Tribune, the only (daily Catholic newspaper in, the United States and managing ‘editor of the Milwaukee Herald, his 20- year-old daughter, Anna and John sehecder, 20, of Dubuque, were drowned ia three and one-half fect of water near Southwaine, Wis. to- day. Three others in the car when the acciaent. ogcurred eseaped without injury. The ear skidded on a road made slippery by recent rains, crash- ed through a barbed wire fence and went over a Ss! ‘oot embankment. Nicholas Gonner, Sr., was nation- ally known, as a Catholic layman. He was ‘knighted in the Order of St. Gr by the late Pope Leo. Policemen in Sweden receive small eecoratens. tor their knowledge of forci¢n languages. “QUT WHERE THE || WEST BEGINS” “NORTH DAKOTA OF TODAY” By ZL. TRINKA he most complete and enter- ing history of North Dakota ever written; authentic and ro- mantic. Highly. praised by Lit- Digest and others. Copies nrckased by British Museum. Fully illustrated by BARRY The ‘Noted Indian’ Photographer. Limited DE LUXE EDITION of two volumes. Price per set $15.00 Prepaid. Send orders to North Dakota Book Co., Lidgerwood, - North Dakota. of “BISMARCK.N.DAK OIAMONOS "JEWELRY Pearls From Paris We have just received our import order’ of pearls. ‘These beautiful indestructible pearls almost rival the beauty of the genuine. We are showing them in all the shades and lengths, some with platinum dia- mond set clasps, beautiful strands at all prices, To Our Add a Pearl patrons, and others, those wishing pearls added to the strings that we have sold in the past years; please bring them in as soon as pos- sible. Many of cur. Add a Pearl customers were dis- appointed last year by coming too late to have their orders filled. Add a Pear] strings. F. A. We handle the Genuine pearls for these KNOWLES Jeweler, Bismarck. Diamonds and Pearls our Specialty. Add a Pear! Strings in all sizes. Prices, 5 One Night Only oxium TUESDAY, SEATS NOW the greatest furore of the past twenty yuld see it, Dec. 5 Tue Gpearesr Daamaric Novertv Or Tie Present Era ADOLPH KLAUBER presents An amazing play of A ei adventure originaffy prodticed by Provinctoun HARLES $ CILDIN qT ISHING ACTOR WHO BECAME FAMOUS IN ONE HIG - ASTON E PRESENTATION IN THIS CITY WILL BE ON THE SAME HICH ARTISTIC PANE AND. WITH THE SAME ATTENTION GIVEN TO EVERY DETAIL'OF THE PERFORMANCE. AS DURING ITS MEMORABLE RUN OF AN ENTIRE SEASON AT THE PRINCESS THEATRE NEW YORK AND EXTENDED ENGAGEMENTS (NT BOSTON- PHILADELPHIA AND CH o————— SELLiD Sale at Harris rapped | FIRST WHITE OF WILLISTON ~ PASSES AWAY Williston, a “B, , Dee. 2—R. C. Mathe first white settler in Wil- liston, died ui Wenatchee, Wash. Moots , after a short illness, ntiiews came to this section ‘o and during his eventful ched it advance from je to the productive and replace Indian s born Feb. 6, 1849, ‘at Painsville, Ohio, and when, 22 | years old came west. At the age of 32 he mazried Margaret’ J. McCanna of Miles City, Mont, at Bismarck and brought his bride on a steam- boat to his ranch near where Willis- ton now stands, During the early days, he operated a ranch on which was located a store, blacksmith shop and This ranch raised large quantities of The New road house. Just the Right Gift For Music-Lovers Baby Console PAGE THREE grain which was sold to the nume: ous government posts along the Mi: souri and Yellowstone rivers. He als, operated a store at Dry Fork in Mo tana where he traded with the buff faN hunters and Indians. In late life he retired from the ranch an| store business and lived in Willisto: He leaves in his immediate famil] his wife, five sons, Robert, Roy, Er mett, Clarence and Bernard and on| dauhter, Elizabeth. Burial will b mude at Wenatchee, Wash., where a of his f: y except his daughte: now reside. SOCIAL The Trades and Labor .A: sembly will hold a social Mo! day evening. at Odd Fellow hall. Pan Turkey Dinner will b served at Elks? Club Sunda: between 5:30 and 7:30. 7 a plate. EDISON sign. ‘THIS CHRISTMAS fine portraiture. SLORBY There are three reasons why the New Edison Baby Console Model is pre- ferred by music-lovers: 1. Re-Creates the exact tones of the original artists. 2 Conservative, artistic . de- 3. ‘Moderate Price—$175. \ Here is a perfect phonograph — an ideal Christmas gift.. Budget Terms if you wish. Come in and talk it over. Cowan’s Drug Store YOUR PHOTOGRAPH —the only gift that only you can make and now is the time to Phone 264 for an appointment. Our, GOLD TONE portraits are the very latest in Successors to Holmboe Studio. Zane Grey’s famous story “The Mysterious Rider”* Also Harold Lloyd comedy. STUDIO LAST TIME TONIGHT AESOP FABUE MONDAY—Ina Claire “POLLY WITH A PAST” “THE OLD HOMESTEAD” with Theodore Roberts LAST TIMES TONIGHT SATURDAY MOVIE CHA’ PATHE picture showin, e setters MONDAY, “and TU WALLACE REID in “The Ghost Breaker” * "Mack Sennet Comedy “MA AND PA” And “BIRD DOGS AFIELD,” a beautiful natural color ESDAY NEWS and pointers at work. COMING GUY BATES POST in “The Masquerader”

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