The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 2

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Also insist on our Capitol] ‘ i City Butter, made from pure i { PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923 JURY DECLARES HIM GUILTY ON SECOND | BALLOT, (Continued ™m i From Page One) claimed Schneider had told her that d to get rid of his wife Her reputation for ag bitterly ati At the trial in Valle that when she saw the corp Sistah brought out of the house fied to Montana, fearing would be mixed up in the case. came from Minneapolis to City to testify, and was well dr May Yet Appeal the © Attorney Allen, who was y numerous people she She congr on hi lisheq without th Sullivan of Man cial prosecutor "s relatives, yy the dead won Assistant Atterney General imon who assisted at Val Champ Marble Players go Through, The four champion marble play of the Great North West anq thei mothers day on the Northern Pacific, to Atlantic City where the Be ble tournament wil] be held the lat ter part of this month. nroute from each tes selected from the winne local contests in uuone © s. Laid, portland: ang his mother, Joseph from Spo Dance at Patterson Hall Wednesday and _ Saturday evenings. 5 it Too Late To Classify FURNISHED HOU RENT Three rooms, — kitchenette and] bath room on first floor. Modern Basement, Furniture for so. Phone 977 or call 1 Two modern furnished keeping rooms on Private entrance. 508 10th St. FOR REN light house ground floor, No children. 6-22-3t WANTED-—A school pusework girl to help from 9 to 2 Phone 449 or ook tickets 4 inder return to Sinclair ning Co, or The bune. 6-22- sed through Bismarck to- | were | of the s | Enroute home -| Grocery | TWOOF THESE | i} | | a Dutch miss nese native ostume ; SOCIAL AND | PERSONAL | PA S OF GIRL. Mrvan@ 0 Minn., anne pound baby req by her ie Edwards, who was formerly employed at the capitol as a stenographer, | friends at’ DEPARTS FOR HOME, Mrs, Bert Nitchke left this morn »| ing for her home in Duluth after iting with friends in Bisn t Van Hook ang in the Bad Li he will stop in Fargo jto visit with friends and with a | brother in Staples, Minn, been under eighteen days for an injured hand in the Northern Pacific Beneficia} association hospital. MOTOR FROM GI Mrs. P. V. Herme: ULLIN s Thom- Jones, ed from VISITING IN SHIELDS Miss De y Huber is spending the week with Dr, and Mrs. Piatt Dunn of Shields, eckson of Wilton, v Leipzig, and M. M Idecr were among the city vis today, of itors Mr. and Mrs. A D us Due of Care son were business callers today J, W. Doty and sons of Belfield visited here today. Special picnic ham at 50 cents each. Montgomery’s or hour, and do the wash at home. Mrs, Jessel, Call 437W. -Lw FOR RENT—Modern furnished roo large and comfortable. or call 710 4th St AIN Wheat re- ed with 161 zo, Cash No, 1 north- ; No. 1 dark fancy 3 good to 4 to $1.24 3-4; ordin- 1.09 3-4 to $1.15 3-4; September $1.09 5-8; ary to go July $1.08 Dec. $1.11. 3 yellow, 78 to 78 1-2 o. 3 white 38 1-8 t 9 o 60; rye No. 0 flax No, 1, -Great™ Britain. has. completed 431 mew cemeteries ang is working on tyicg as many more. pecial picnic ham at 50 - cents each. Montgomery’s Grocery. . If you like Ice Cream made from. Pure Sweet Cream, be sweet cream. (We deliver.) jodern Dairy Co. 206—5th Phone 880. St. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. Glorious Hair- In 90 Days or Money j Back Women who wish to stimulate the th of their hair should use Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage, A glorious head ‘strong vigorous hair surely follows ite ees use, and consistent use is ensy because Van_Ess comes fitted with o ent rubber applicstor that feeds the tment directly to the roots of the , eliminating mussy massaging with ‘fingers. ‘And the flexible nipples of the applicator, bring a healthy circula- ten of blood to feed the hair roots 2 Van Ess on.cur-%0'day trent- ‘Money back if it ment 5 COWAN’S DRUG STORE wif ciry NEWS” ,| day for Jamestown to attend the fun- » | eral of the late R. G. * To Attend Funeral. Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Smyth left to- Catron of the North Dakota dairy commission. Building Cottage An employe’s four-room cottage is being built at the Bismarck In- dian school under the supervision of Supt. Dickinson. The cost is about $4,000. ssionary, talking with a Chinese official at %] will insure ‘Thi | obtained land, here, CHILD BITTEN No. 1 Cherries. ....eece00+ $1.50 BY ANGRY HOGS pus eaeecie Sthation, Nena rime | Watermelons, per Ib........- de Selene ne wins gota Pfam and Apricots......#10e . i A Basket. Facob | , veil Says Crops Fine Holmes, clerk of Lyma ict, in the office of Kositz on busine d that ti 3G: school dis Commission yesterday, leigh county so far were good, and looke fine north of Menoken. grain is better than early said. Fine Hay Crop Lynn Sperry. in on business, told friends has a fine hay crop this year, even though there had been very little rain. The rains of the last few days DIVORCED Sen. Bismarck that he William Astor Drayton, grandson of William Astor, has been granted an inte: utory decree of divorce from Mrs. Helen Fargo Drayton (above) according to announcement || made by his lawyers in New York. MEN ARE WHITE; ONE A CHINESE Father Lenfers, German priest (left), is reported to have been prominent in negotiations between Chi- nese bandits and foreign dipomats for release of foreig aptured recently. Center s oochaung- Note the two m er to the inhabitants Father Bues. es wear Chi- ed the child, and soon the whole bunch was at the infant. She was rescued, badly bitten. a good fore over the county, it is s © crop all aid. Trades Farm dack Davis of Arena returned yes- terday from S: mento, California. He informed BI : A bustle frock of black taffeta has ends he had traded|an apron of white farm to a former resident of section who went to California,| and edged with exquisite lace. 1 wants to move — BEA back to North Reetor'a Co: are now shéwn No ch cported in the con- or panels or dition of Rev. H.C. Postlethwaite, with wide hip who is* under treatment for an thick batter. acute attack of heart trouble, at the Bismarck hospital. Special picnic ham at cents each. Groce 50 Montgomery’s Bismarck Quality Store 419 Third St. Phone 426J CATRON RITES HELD TODAY 22.- —CASH— FRIDAY and SATURDAY Special—Fresh Fruits of all ., June Fun- were held in the Con- rch here this after- ron, former deputy culture and la- a, who died at kinds. . Dr. Roe of Jamestown college officiated. ‘The funcral was jf Hood River Berries.....--+ $4.60 lar attended. Interment will be A crate 24 boxes in a crate. Lemons, a dozen. Ask Your Grocer Oranges, a dozen...........! 60c for Fresh Eggs, a dozen........20€ “NEVER FAILS” rae FLOUR Creamery Butter, a pound..40e Mill 1 b th Ri h All canned goods at lowest lllead by the hich- price. ardton Milling Co. Sugar, 10 pounds for...... $1.10 Bismarck Branch Phone 1041 SERVICE TO ALL—TRY US. Richholt’s Cash a1« Carry (Pie i] Grocery [7m & Thayer] SATURDAY BARGAINS Strictly Fresh Eggs. 5) Gy oa ncddass500an0920000000 boooeas By the case, $5.25. COFFEE Richholt’s Quality Coffe. 3 pounds-.......... Biche ss ee $ 1 .20 Richholt’s Quality Coffee. BapOUNGSat cee cies ee ciee cece oc $ 1 .00 Our guarantee on coffee. If not satisfied your money back. No better coffee on the market. $1.00 19c Granulated sugar, Limit of 9 lbs. to each cfstomer. Swift’s_Picnic Boneless Hams, choice lot. Per pound .. Swift’s.Rib Back Bacon very fine. Per pound Regular Hams, extr: Per pound Fresh Dressed Chicken. Per pound Splendid large Squabs, Each Spaghetti, 4 packages ...........- NOOR SAO Large Kelloggs Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, 3 packages..... 3 packages, Bes€ Corn Starch ‘omatoes, Eastern Pack. Large can. 9 for Dried Apricots, regular value 35c Ib. Saturday, 3 pounds................. ee iin $100 25. bars Farm Butter Milk. MILK — CREAM Hon... : “HOOD RIVER STRAWBERRIES AT RIGHT PRICES handkerchief linen, embroidered in small designs , which play in and Child Succumbs | To Blood Poisoning Joseph Gro Mr, and Mrs. ton, d is o'clock at a loca hag been sufferin weeks after havi pierced with a na child has been u the hospital | amputated i life, the poison absorbed life. for burial. ice, day June 24. and families n All members report at the Drain on of the corn sult of blood poisoning. the family home. Although the limb was ains were taken to Linton had heen set for the funeral serv- Annual Pienie U. C. T. Sun- sured for all. portation be at the Elks Hall at 10 o’clock Sunday morning. CORN FRITTERS small quantity of milk, and enough Pokodot Pancake Flour T-year-old son of iam Gross of Lin- | morning at 8:15 | hospital as a re- The chila ng for about three ing had his foot ail while at play at For a week the under treatment at avor to saye his had been too com- in hfs system to No definite time A big time as- All members ot having trans- blasted when wife of C. having cars also hall. POKODOT e can of corn—use one-half and all of the liquid. Add to make a Fry on hot griddle. “We Thank You” New arrived New Potatoes, All Phones 211 OCCIDENT BELLE DIAMOND Hood River Strawberries. canning. Peas, Wax Beans, Cucumbers, New Cabbage. Picnics National fresh today. CREAM Boston automobile dealer, husband for: divorce, LOGAN'S We have an exceptionally nice variety of Fruits and Vegetables. Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Cherries, Peaches, Plums, © Pineapples, By the way this will be about your last chance to buy these delicious berries for Rhubarb, Green Peppers, Head Lettuce, Radishes, Green Onions, vi We sure have a dandy line to choose from and the best part of it is that they are things that won’t make a lot of work. “A fresh shipment of those dandy Cookies WANTS DIVORCE ionaire sued her ECONOMIZE and for and est Food jand getting CLIMAX _ Costs More— - Worth It) of North Dakota. 118—8rd. Last Delivery Saturday 4:30. Other week days 4:00. Close 8 p. m. EAT MORE WHEAT INCREASED HEALTH MORE AND BETTER BREAD LYON’S BEST GOLD HEART RUSSELL-MILLER MILLING CO. GREATER PROSPERITY Bread is the Best and Cheap- If made from any of the following brands of Special Patent Hard Spring Wheat flour—all supported by our Money-Back Guarantee — you will be assured of | | i Death Claims | illness, although he had been suffer- : ing with a cancer sr sume time past. Garrison Farmer} y,,, reiaiinger is a well known far- mer of the Garrison district. The ing were taken to Garrison for William Reidlinger, 71, of Garri- CHASE & SANBORN SEAL BRAND COFFEE SATISFIES THE MOST PARTICULAR Rewiee ere aiere eter Green Peas Peaches J Radishes Plums Green Onions Cherries Cucumbers Grape Fruit Tomatoes Oranges q STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM ‘ Staple and Fancy Groceries of Quality always on q our shelves. < Call on Phone and be sure of receiving the best GOODS and SERVICE / Blue Ribbon Bread —is— ; —More than ordinary bread —-Always dependable —A superior product in every respect —A labor saver for you —Truly the aristocrat of pure foods —also— WHOLE WHEAT GRAHAM RYE i MILK i - Rolls and pastries, all kinds. a We are working 24 hours per day. Barker Baking and Candy Co. F.A. BROWN “QUALITY GROCER.” Where Quality Counts. SATURDAY SPECIALS Green Peas, Wax Beans, New Potatoes, Carrots, Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce, Green Onions, Radishes, Ripe Tomatoes, Celery, Cucumbers. Hood River Strawberries, Fresh Pine- apple,- Bing’ Cherries, Plums, Apricots, Peaches, Cantaloupes. Frank’s Corn Beef Hash, put up in No. 2 tins. Special, 5 cans for....$ .95 Topinx Toilet Paper. Special: Wianeils. 2.5... 8. 1.00 Dimond Brand Shelled Walnuts, py up in 1/ lb. tins. Special per in :. Fuston Brand Shelled Pecans, put _ upin 4 tb. tins. Special per tin.. Little Prince Tomatoes, put up in No. 214 tins. Special, 5 cans for. . Ferndell Dry Packed Prunes, put up in No. 2! tins, superior quality. . Bayle’s Horse Radish Cream a reg- ular 15c seller. Special 3 bottles Z. HOME ee Peek ya. Be 25 Fancy. Dry Apricots. Special ‘per ee Te Pounds... .2 0 ee... fs are 30 Choice Dry Apricots. ‘Special per : POHNG eo ee ere 20 Centrall.& Cockran’s Ginger Ale. PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM. Strictly Fresh Eggs.