The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1923, Page 3

‘ = — a a , = = ae sar Sek SEES Toe DOR ator no OE hs en ae te i ——@ a & FRIDAY, ‘OCTOBER 12, 1923 2 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 3 , ‘ PAGE sae : ; ; PRL j rir “New Grocery Building] = ‘:s= Francisco, Calif, where) stad, Glendive, Mont., iss Halver-| Scientists Cure - day, October 13th, beginning RUMMAGE SALE d they, wil] spend the winter. son, Almont, vhs meds lal ace Al- Sl 2m Si kness at 10 o'clock, in the -Webb The Business & Profes- ; pwray ae eee Rea: ly For Occupancy. - i niont, Mrs. Charles Keidel, Mandan, BS leeping- Sickness | };. 14: a : sional’ Women’s Club, will : RETURNS FROM CITIES Magnus Husfloen, Prite, Mrs. Fred| vib hold ai et tar _@ ' Gakphiitert? k William Langer will return tomor-| Schrenk, Hebron, Mrs. L. H. Pfop-| amburg, Oct. 12-Gures which Se a a rumméage. sale me ee paintete hive aboa' theta work | 70 from Minneapolis, Minn., where] per, Wishek, Frank Fischer, Stanton,| strike the Congo natives as being yr Millinery bargains visit | day, October 13th, beginning a on the new F: A. Brown ‘grocery at|He thas, been on legal business for) Edward Palo, Fruitdale, S. D.. Mts. org mirachlous than those, of bib- | hoLac Millinery Modes Shop| at 10 o'clock, in the Webb; . é 1W0-5th Street. The building is of | Several days past. F, Roedl, Flasher, Margaret Hjelle,' jjcal days are being performed. on | at Mandan. | Building. Bid | THEATRE 4 brick and cement, combining ‘the | Mercer, have entered the Bismarck | victims of sleeping sickness in Cen- : DT nthe ceusde Gt Weasel CITY VISITORS hospital for treatment. Kenneth! teat a. according to Dr. Martin } | Paw i ‘ a Tone Nee thcivine and. the latest} Mrs. George H. Ricland, Streeter,| Richard, Kulm, Mrs, Celia Hanson,’ Mayer, of the Hamburg Tropical, In- ‘ —Presents— q B. M. Akers, Gap, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.| Bemidji, Minn., V Iverson, Stecle, were city visitors] decn, 8. D., H. W. Nyce, Ryder, Mrs.’ to“test_ a German remedy on: sleep- E Livermore, Sentinel Butte,! ing sickness, "yk : f Frank Fischer, Stanton, Gilbert, 4 German commission under the Mrs. W. FE} Fitzsimons, of St.| Bartling, Ash Park, IL, Mrs. Hans’ jeadership of Dr, Klein is now in Paul formerly of Mandan, is visiting| Larson, Fullerton, Olgo_ Halverson,' the tropical sect’on of Africa apply- tor Smith, Aber- stitute, who was the first scientist é g & = = 5 é c g 8 $ 5 & i z The finish is white enamel, /the | genera™ appearance being one of | today healthful, cleanliness and the well known slogan of quality grocer is emphasized in the new location. : TOM | here and in Mandan with friends. | Almont, John ‘Retzloff, Napolcon, ing’the remedy.: ‘There aro records ‘ t ‘ . : Mrs. H, H. Warren, Mandan, Herman! of 170 Congo natives who have been . : Poseley, Oil-Man, IN FARGO Hollst, Hebron, Mrs., Katherine Pe-| treated. Only a few of these died, ; SEE er in Fargo today. Bret care ‘a ae Halt tions. The others regained their Ts, Go! affer, Ashley, Mrs.) strong a deel: ‘the: p as F. C. Poseley, local manager of] mrs, . J. Hanchett of Willow] Hy Vertheii, «Center, Mrs. L. F. eee re ena eee the Sinclair Refining, company for|pake, 8. D. shopped here yesterday Bunker, Brittin, Fred Junge, Brad-| pp, Mayer is of the opinion’ that A the past year, has been transferred Bs dock, “Ch ie | ie 7 ; ek, Ch science has found a remedy which { to Fargo to take charge of the Far-! Miss Christine Dahl of Huff visit-|demer 3¢ will make it possible to -dayetop g0-Moorhead branch, according to an od withyfriends here yesterday. garet-Hjele, Murcer, Theo. much territory in the tropics whtich announcement by the management of . , has hitherto been closed because of 1 Nee cr anealng AE Comfort Plus Gets Promotion) §%.Nuchels was © business call.) terson, Hazelton, Mrs. V. Berger,) owing to brain and nerve complica- a Man and horse in a most daring. and sensational Assisted by’ the master horse “Tony” in leap over a canyon 20 ft. wide and 90 ft. deep. Jacob the company, The transfer is in| ,Mrs, B, Block of Goodrich was a the* nature of a promotion. Mfr-/ city visitor today. “@) Jumps a Ahead” Poseley has been engaged in the oil eewetis er 30 Ryder, Walser Reich, Te ck, * ty : i sind, “VTi fy Ge ustrale ae ene ———— fiom ivdes, Watior Reich, Teme, Complete Line of “Tennis | in these walkting’shoes for men and women. And years. While he will have his hend- | CITY NEWS ‘| Chas. Nordquist, Turtle Lake, and and Gym Shoes also Dress | stylish trimness in the latest models of | quarters in Fargo Mr. Poseley will} Mie LK. Herigstad, Glendive, Shoes. > Capital City Clothing | | \ still have genera) supervision of the | ®— = | mont, have beer discharged ‘trom Store { local office. Joseph L, Kohler _of Parents of Girl. the hospital. : ayikamae berate | Wing has been appointed to succeed} Mr, and Mrs, Grant Mullet of —— AY THE MOVIES 1) the Business ee. RIPPER Mr, Poseley in’ the Bismarck office. | Braddock, are the parents of a Mr. and Mrs. Poselty will leave. the) girl born at the Bismarck hospi last of next Week for-Fargo where ees . they will make their home while Parents of Daughter. °————capiro. | Sional, Women’s Club, will The star who dares to do . Mr. Kohler and ‘his family will come| Mr, and Mrs, Earl H. Morris of) Every Tom Mix picture provides at ‘hold a rummage sale Satur- WALKING SHOES to Bismarck in the near future. | the city are the parents of a daugh- “hl the most hazard feats Here's Real Action for ieast one new and distinct thrill for | <a For Men—Women— Children Te ter born at the St. Alexius hospital | the entertainment and amusement of j ini zi { the ente’ 5 ‘i , PSAATAI | yesterday. novie fi The resourceful and 7 ‘; i 1 the most thrilling | SOCIAL AND | —— ever original “stunt-artist” of the .KLEIN’S TOGGERY | THE MEN’S L TH ‘ Mix picture ever i “St. Alexius Hospital. , sereen never fails his admirers who ’ cINC . ¥ PERSONAL | Mrs,@DeWitt, Baer, Braddock; Tom | can always expect a breezy’ thrilling IT's A CINCH 3 ‘Al , made ° s —$| MeClear, Faribault, Minn,; Wm. Kel- | sercen film narrative. Without any) that you'll get the. most || lex Rosen & Bro. eit ey Gols Se ak ie te ae MR. AND MRS. SPOHN LEAVE ler, Dodge; Master Peter Matern,| exceptions the stunt performed by| “dollar for dollar” value at |, - ; Mr. and Mrs. James H, Spohn left|Glen Ullen; Mrs. Fred Schultz,|Tom Mix in his latest William F i Free! Buster Keaton Hats to every boy attending KLEIN’S TOGGERY * this morning for an extended visit| Streeter, have entered the St. Alex- with relatives and’ friends in White|ius hospital for treatment. Mrs. Rock, S. D., Humbolt, Des Moines,| Lars Stolmoa, Van Hook; Mrs. W. and Shartnon City, Ia, They will] Blunt, Gar ; Baby Charles visit at their old home in Wyndmere|liams, city! L, M. Parson, city, h and stop for several weeks with) been discharged from the hospital. picture, 3 Jump Ahead,” which is now fat the Capitol theater, are the most daring ever attempted before the camera, In this latest story of the Western plains; Mix mounted, laps a canyon the Matinee Saturday, Oct. 18th Buster Keaton Monday in “THREE, AGES” © 1] their daughter, Mrs. H. F. Tramp at} eee twenty. feet wide and ninety feet Wyndmere before going to Towa} Ghost. Is Photographed deep, undoubtedly the longest and where they will spend some time| A photograph gf Eugene Dick's] most daring leap ever performed by with brothers and sisters! Ghost, an English setter reared at] py a screen star. — | the A. W. Mellon Farm kennels and] — ppt aaa% —— ; " y y 7 RETURN FROM VISIT winner of the derby and a blue “rib- RECOVERS FROM CROUP When You Go ‘'o The Movies Mrs. B. G. Spohn and her mother,|bon on the bench at the Northstate + Mrs. C. C. Moffit are expected to re-| Field Association at Benson, Minn., turn tomorrow from Barney, where} appears in the current issue of “The they have been visiting with rela-| Americ ield.” ‘The article in con- tives for sometime past. Mrs. Moffit! nection with the picture states that “My boy had a very bad attack of croup. Tried everything but nothing did him much good. Then I used} Foley's Honey and Tar and he not! only recovered quickly but he has had GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH | visited in Ireton, Ia. for several| Ghost was a class dog and very sty-| no trouble since, writes Mrs. Wil- Here’s What You'll See sow this summer before joining) lish. E. E. Simmons of St. Paul}liam Sims, Burlington, Wyoming. " Yo oMrs. Spohn at Barney two weeks! who recently pufchased the dog has} Coughs, colds and croup quickly re- : TONIGHT ago. received invitations to show\ Ghost 's Honey and Tar, lieved ye Fole in the field trials in the south and] the largest selling cough medicine in HERE FOR FEW DAYS expects {to do so. the World. Free from opiates—-i ‘ nd Mrs. C. J. Hanson and R. esas gredients printed on the wrapper. F r of Litchville and Miss Bismarck Hospital ao eee Vote “YES” Twice at the Bond Election Saturday. Polls open at 9a. m. and close at 7 ‘p.m. Don’t forget. Ask your |neighbors to vote. ® Paula D. Jacobsen of Nome are Hazel Weber, Cleveland, Harry A. spending’ seyer days in’ Bismarck. | Clark, Hazen, Master Bernard Brown, —— Werner, Mrs, Walter Peterson, Wil- CITY CALLERS ton John A. Luthander, Washburn, \ George Thompson of Baldwin, 0.| Victor Smith, Aberdeen, S..D., Sid- . L, Mennes, Napoleon, ‘S. A. Nelson of |ney Cohen, Mandan, Mrs. I. R. Herig- Wilton, and Rev. H. Burgum of Washburn were city callers today. Two screeching iron monsters rushing at lightning speed head on toward destruction— A terrific duel to the dealth in the careening cab of a wild-running locomotive— A fearless horseman plunge to the bottom of a yawning abyss in an effort to save his beautiful sweetheart— A furious forest fire sweeping hungrily on a mad career of death and destruction— A dastardly plot to wreck the Limited and hurl help- less hundreds to Eternity— “ Love scenes of inspiring tenderness—the romance STOP OVER Mr. and’ Mrs,.E. D. Fogel of Linton ; stopped over shere Wednesday for a is ; 3 & short visit with friends on their) way to Minneapolis, Minn. . CITY SHOPPER s 3 rs. E. Wahn of Washburn shop- of an overalls-clad youth and a railroad president’s Go TO COAST ° : The courage of a veteran engineer, whose loyalty and‘ 2 Russel _Davenbort P and Herbert} Calumet contains only —_— gi iach pesos ait Zimmer o! azelton left this morn- |* < s e of a al x eadf: = such ingredients as have through a whirling universe of villainous intrigue— The daring of a youth in a signal tower, who knows no call excepting that of love and duty— A breath-taking race between two plunging, screech- ing, speeding iron monsters ploughing through the nig! A helpless, terrified girl trapped in the path of an on- rushing train— A final, tumultous, upheaval of soul-shaking thri'ls culminating in the greatest and most exciting climax ever flung upon a motion picture screen. IT’S ALL IN “WESTBOUND LIMITED”. 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