The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARC RIBUNE By i (Bix ah hie sateen _ | for the leads. They have great sup- “FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923 IRENE’S LATEST 2,000 mile journey from Westport to|this generation are familisr except | ephancing the pictorial beauty of the | cally ill in the William Penn hotel MODEL TOWNIN MICHIGAN SOLD 10H. FORD No Worries} Tenants Have About Necessities of Life,, Rent Is $1 Month HAS MODEL Se This Is Third Saw Mill Pur: chased by Ford in Invasion | of Upper Peninsula Mich., Dec. 14 to the Anse, ing, nine WAnse, is highest re Pequam miles nort Henry Ford's town there is $1) a month water are furn » bill is ne and fuck | | clectt more than $1 ines are unknown Detroit automobile manufae turer acquired possession of Pequam ently from Charles Mebard », tne, pioneer lumbermen of the peninsula When the town was built in 1877 the owners set about to make it, something differcat from oth towns wanted a commun ity of comfortable homes and happy, | contented workmen. They scemed to think more of the welfare of their | an they did ot the prof: | heir enterprise. are 105 cottages for the workmen, two churches—one Pro testant and one Catholic—an amuse- { ment hall, a school, a clubhouse, a | waterworks and electric lighting | plant, a telephone system, a general il residengs shop, and | J and park. s the sume rent Each workman $1 a month, He bout coal, for he burns none stead he stuffs his big stove with | hardwood from the company’s for ests, paying $1.75 for a large wagon- | load—barely the cost of cutting and delivering. A doctor administers 40 the ills of the community at a charge of $1.60 a month Town Is Beauty Spot The beauty of Pequaming has won frequent comment from tourists, The streets are well shaded, the house ure of varying types, and there is house. Purchase Ford owne ship of Pequaming’ the saw-mill pro corporation. Th saw mill, lath and shingle 40,000 acres of land conta 000,000 feet of standing timber. The saw mill Ts tue third purchas- ed by Ford sin n of the Upper Peninsula two years ago. The first was at Tron Mountain, now fast becoming un industrial center of the Upper Peninsula, and the second was at The Pequaming purchase makes the Detroit manufacturer the largest single taxpayer in Baraga. He will fourths of the taxes | of the entire county Mr Ford has not announced what policy he will follow at Pequaming, or whether he will continue the Hebard program that has made’ Pe- quaming a model town. SUBMARINE IS AGROUND| Washington, “Dee. | 14, Submarine departi en of the thi Information r yard from the she had suffered age and that none of the 40 men | abyard her had been hurt. | DAUGHTER OF J. J. HILL DIES! New York, Dee, 14.—Mrs. Gatien ‘T. Slade, daughter of the late Jam \ J. Hill, railroad magnate, died at} her home early today. i Holly, Mistletoe, Evergreen and Laurel Wreaths, and Wreathing and Christmas’ Tree Holders. Will’s Green- | houses 319—3rd St. Phone) 784-W. We deliver. Frederick McLaughiin, y Chicago peelety, man, ceffee The m like Vernon man, the 's former spouscs. TWOGAMES = | OFFERED FANS s a preliminary €@ the Bismarck- all game tonight will n the juniors of | school sand St. tia prairie fire, o'clock The big game of the evening wil begin promptly ut 8 o'clock. Pre- dictions are that this will be a live jone since the Carson team has al- ly appeared in several scrimmage vith other high schools and are in | ood shape to give the locals a hard tussle JURY GIVES HELLSTROM $100 A jury in district court returned a | rom, who sued the city of Bis- | that the k for $300, alleging ommissioners had retained him in 1921 as an attorney in the case before the railroad commission in- volving the the Hughes Electric company. LUDEN'S -MENTHOL.COUGH DROPS FOR:NOSE AND. THROAT GIVE QUICK RELIEF “TUNE EN" WITH YOUR ¥ NDS Keep yourself in pericet harmony” with your friends by getting their XMAS GIFTS t TOGGERY our prop- erty may : be the next that fire se- lects to visit. Are you fully insured. If not, let’s get together today to provide you with indemnity | in the form of Cover with wet baking soda— Vi e gently— Build Strength to throw off the cold take SCOTTS EMULSION Order The Best ~ Lignite Coal $4.75 Per Ton Delivered | Bismarck . . || insurance in the Hartford Fire Insurance Co. Call, write or telephone this Hartford agency H.T. MURPHY & CO. “The Man Who Knows Invurance.” N. D. his title has been a soldier, too, just stle and Robert Tre- rates and practices of ‘MASTER FILM | IS SHOWN AT AUDITORIUM “The Covered Wagon,” Called ; Greatest Photoplay of Year, Wins Audience Loseintern WITH “The Covered Wagon,” picturization of the winning of west, was shown at the auditorium | last night for the first time, and | B ture betoie te picture opens, and plays special score during the entire show. If there were -| which saw “The Covered Wagon" hi night and dig not like it, they sure- ly felt they had amply repaid i ch a@ fine or- takes a train of immigrants of 1848 and 1849 from the Missouri river where Kansas City now stands to Oregon and California, Great long ines gf prairie schooners traverse juntiy, all in search of a new rado. The tragedy of the great exodus in those stirring years of American history is depicted vividly, but with- jout long blood-curdling scenes. The whole picture is so developed as rot to offend but t duced nstant bloody battles, battle with the Indians, er jing mate character, and Miss Lois Wilson, as the leading woman, were , carefully selected from the great Romance and recreation in mid-winter. Yes sir. Only a mont! ess, but what a holiday to remember! The ‘. West Indies Panama and South America, Blue seas. Green islands. White core’ houses. Tropical Aowers. Moonlight nights on the Spanish Main. Two Cruises by Empress of Britain Jan. 22 and Feb. 23, 1924, from New York For further Information Apply to any Railway or Steamship Agent TAIT. M. 2nd Avenue, South MINNEAPOLIS. MINN, Canadian Pacific methods and care insure the besc possible results. We mend, retine and press perfectly. | You Will Like Our | Service When modern We have a new way oi making : Old Felt Hats Look Like New Ask us about our modern Turn and Finish Method We make felt hats all over and.save you a lot of money. We call for and deliver. Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully attend to. ao Eagle Tailoring and Hat Works Opposite Post Office Bismarck. ANNOUNCEMENT J. G. Truhn, formerly of Dodds & Trubn, has secured space in Qlson’s garage, Hoskins Bulldii ing, where he is prepared to give service on Fords, Storage Batteries and Radiator repairs. —FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED— ‘Entrance to garage In Alley East of Postoffice, where he will he pineon Sent 9 at former pattems. J.G. Truhn 5 Phone 925W st cual Iv the great | ‘The story of “The Covered Wagon," | stirring action intro- | fording the Platte | river, and other scenes of great pow- | J. Warren Kerrigan, as the lead- school of actors of the Lasky studios | hse ine ayers as Charles Ogle, | rite’ Ridgw: Losile. Draauer sant Oregon. ~ You will share with them Torrence. their griet, oys, pains, homesickness is motion picture masterpiece ures around the camp- ics taken from Emerson Hough’s i id you will thrill and | great novel of the “wagon days” and | cheer at their heroic defense of their \the characters and scenes are falth- | omen and children from the attacks |fully transferred from the book to|of the Indians. You will sit en- an screen No important detail is|tranced when you see 500 “covered out—you will, find all the grip- | wagons” fording a swollen river ee interest of the book in the pho- | hundreds of oxen and horses itoplay and you will see the pictorial! ming vigorously for the jbeauty of landscape with the eyes eae All these scenes enthrall aa ‘of the hardy argonauts as they | spectator, for it unfolds that part of trudged Beside ie Ox feams on the |our National life with which few of ‘For Finer Texture and Larger Volume in the baked goods use SE aah | SAME PRICE for over %Q years 25 Use less than of higher priced brands a 25) Ounces for MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT. BY OUR GOVERNMENT. SIMPLE--AND SAFE . When you have checks or currency to deposit ‘a Checking or Savings Account at the City National Bank, fill out a deposit slip for the amount to be deposited and slip it «into an envelope with the money. Seal and hand to the mail carrier. That is one of the bank transactions which can be done by mail. Remember, if you can- not come to the bank, we are as near to your home as your mail box. Gz ‘CITY NATIONAL BISMARCK, NO. DAKOTA P. & Remington, President. J. A. Graham, Vice Pres. & Cashier. C. M. Schmlerer, Asst, Cashier. iidid To/close out the balance of our s:ock of TIRES for this year we will SELL AT COST any size this month only. Here is an opportunity to buy TIRES FOR XMAS either for the old Car or-a-spare forthe NEW- ONE. ..ONE GALLON OF OIL AND A TUBE FREE WITH BACH TIRE OVER $20.00. One 33x65 Michelin OVERSIZE CORD e $25.00 SIZE CORD - 833 .00 All otl One 32x4% Fisk 36x4% Michelin We have many fine’ Xmas capeeelibns for ihe MOTORIST, OVE! OVERSIZE CORD such as a Holstein air pump for large tires, Peterson SHORT PROOF TIMPR WIRES, ANCO TIMERS, SPARK PLUG SETS, ash trays, cigar lighters, spot lights, motor meters, radiator snap caps-and bar caps. All put up in Xmas pack- ages, Mamy other useful gifts for this time of year: Radiator covers, Redal Pants, Heaters and Rebes. ‘Now is the time to see that your battery has plenty of aci: ent your radiator enough alcohol. Free tests made at a mes. Drive up and ‘try our service. LOCKWOOD ACCESSORY ‘COMPANY PHOND 137 BISMARCK, N. DAK. 800 E.gMAIN lurphy Bed and aH Kitchen in }, Every home. Saves’ two rooms. ¢ also: saves 00° in cost of through the printed page. was produced on a tremendous scale and thousands of peopl, horses, oxen, mul falo were concerned in i Aside from its magnitude upon the screen there is a orchestra of 20, and a musi ih {Which charms the ea Covered Wagon” adding to, and “The | offering. here. Mrs. Roberts and nurse are in constant atte! SCREEN ACTOR SERIOUSLY ILL) tie iedsiae'and’att'¥i moved admittance, Judge Pittsburg, Dec. 14—Theodore Ro-| Lang refdsed to give his berts, screen and stage star, is criti-| the case. making. jshown mphony 1 score | When Santa. 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