The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1924, Page 2

PAGE. TWO GRAND FORKS ‘TS SELECTED | Fete Sane | argo, June 19. and Forks | hofsen as the meeting place xt year at the forenoon session the 35th communication, Grana adge, “A. FP. and A. M. of North vukota. {| was for | News of Our |) Af Neighbors | 6 CLEAR LAKE H Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland had $s their guests on Sunday, Mr. and Ars, O. H. bund family dr. and Mrs, Jens Hanson and amily. Mr. and Mrs. M. J and Mrs. Clarence Syverson returned home avening from a Baltic, S Brenden, Mr.} Syverson and M on Friday | Dak | Mr ton, Virg Sunday Pom 1 Mr Luyben 1 autoed to Bismarck returning Monday ac-| anied by their daughter, Ber-| who had been a patient at the | Alexius hospital Faunce and on} on St. } | Mr Sunda) M. J Mrs, Frank Burkvam Selland were mother, Mrs. and Granvill ests of their Brenden. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer, Miss| Vivian, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Har. | rrave und family spent Sunday with | elatives at Steele | Mrs, L. B. Oison.and Miss Nora, salled at the Albert Christensen tome on Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. T. Thorsen and fam ly of Bismarck spent Sund ruests of Mrs, Sophie ind Mr. and Mrs. Iver Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and ittle son, August and Miss Caroline | autoed to Bismarck on Monday. Au-| gust and Caroline were placed in a} locat hospital where August was op- | erated on for tonsils and adenoids | argl=Garoline had an operation per-| formed on her nose. | “Mire. Marlin Ambers and children| spent.Satrday visiting at the A. 0.) Ambers home. { * Mr,.and Mrs. Ole Newland called at the Jens Hanson home on Mon- day; They were accompanied home by MYs. Newland’s brother, Harry. Allen Morse spent several days theifirst of the week, visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. T. Thor- eson of Bismargk. ” Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Keeler and family were Sunday callers at the W. F. Clark hom Albert Christensen spent Bismarck consulting her physician, Dr. Bodenstab. Mr. and Mrs. Iver Anderson have as their guests their two little neph- ews, Melvin and Clifford Thoreson of Bismarck. The Woman’s Nonpartisan club No. 2 meets at the home of Mrs. Alden Nelson this Wednesday after- noon. Mr, and Mrs. Semer Arnesen and family and Eddie Arnesen autoed to Steele on Monday and consulted Dr. Prescott, WILD RO: Mr. William O'Donnell, a pioneer resident of this township but now] of Napoleon visited at the S. Swan- son home Wednesday. H. A. Carlisle returned from Bis- marck Wednesday where he had some dental work done. Mr. and Mrs. August Doehle and family of Moffit visited at the W. H Brownawell home Sunday evening, Quite this vi a number of people from nity attended the program and picnic given by Mary Elliott | at Jepson’s grove Sunday. ~ :A number of the young folks at- tended “ the movie at Braddock Thursday evening. Dwight Carlisle Menoken. 9 to2, played ball at Moffit won by a score of Mrs, Ernest Saville attended Ladies Aid at the O. R. Marti home in Braddock Saturday after-| noon. Fred Saville is working at Harry Abbright’s, who lives northeast of Braddock during Mr. Albright’s ab- sence to the twin ies. Blenel Doehle of Mofflit is visiting her friend, Helen Brownawell. hor Olson, one of the pioneer residents of this district died at hig home Monday, June 16. Ser- viées .will be held at the home Wed- nesday. forenoon and interment will it. raddock cemetery Wed- |} y afternoon beside his + wife diéd a short time ago. [TRAVELING MEN TAKE All téaveling men are’ re- ted to ineet at the ELK’S || LL at 10 o'clock Saturday | the By NEA Service Topeka, Kas. June 19—On_ the back of an unsaddled pony, gallop- ing across the moonlit plains of an Indian reservation into the world, of white men, rode the little grandson of Old Chief White Plume. Today youth who forsook the y shadows of an Indian camp for the white lights of civilization is high in command of the ship of state. He is United Charles Curtis of tration leader in of Congress. Curtis is a Kaw Indian—the son of a soldier-frontiersman and a part Indian mother. He spent the first 10-years of his life on a res- ervation as a ward of the nation. the Indian Lad Today High in Command Of ss, Ship of State SENATOR CU -| At 24 he was elected prosecuting at- | torney. | of | of tio re Na to RTIS SMIL | Then, on the sidvice of his grand-| mother, he slipped away He Topeka for five }ter he sold ne ers and peanuts in a railroad station. When he quit racing he drove hack-to get money to buy law, | books. These books he read as he| was seated high upon his hack, in the light of the oil-lamps on each side At 21 he passed a law examination. to join the| white men. was a jockey In the in} win- In 1893 he went to Con In 1907 he was elected to the | in Congress con- tinuously for 30 years. Now he is one of the most power- |ful men in the national government. Finlayson Case Dismissed, Protest Is Made ——— torney, today dismissed the cuse against Ellsworth Fin turing in court tha yson, with manutac- charged yxicating liquor, “reasons for dist ut he learned aved at the time of hi letective for the partment. had been ryonen state arrested with The states at- that he has been in t O. W) Wildmer, an in pector of the Jicensing department, “employed the defendant at the tine to catch Jack Peyfergonen, While there is: evid to show the guilt tant, Iam of the opin- o determine, that an in should not be » be aid on of 's attorney ¢ ates att dhe pro- ‘ the employment. of mén to commit crimes, or induce others to commit them. 1 have evi dence to show that this defendant, Ellsworth Finlayson, furnished the still with which this liquor was manufactured, and Jack Peytergon en, who has pleaded guilty to thi testified! that agreed to teach him how crime, Finlays to make y said that) if office con- “wilt ed tinue the keep the sta as to who his investigators are” so that the county will not be put to expense of bringing actions, in against law breakers, to at the | breakers we re in the em- North Dakota.” Cook by Electricity. It is Safe. P.G. HARRINGTON _ ¥ Independent Republiean ty Candidate For State Senator. * (Pol. Ad.) Dance at Moran’: Farm) postponed until Friday, June give them a boost and we are going to give yo 800. Just think of it! of the World War. SSS “SUGAR Pure Fine Granulated. (Sugar is higher) 111% Ibs. $1 00 for . PRUNES Santa.Clara California. The best. $1 .00 8 Ibs, for. . TOMATOES ue $1.00 BAKED BEANS Heinz Oven Baked. 4 large or 6 medium tors... 91,00 for. R545. COOKED MACARONI 5 cans for’... guarantee. 6 cans TOPs ane fA AAS A A GILBERT HAUGAN tended the meeting of the organiza- urday, and | present, together with a number of other members of the lodge. the evening a ‘banquet, “ FOR SATURDAY will.conduct a Food Sale from our show windows on Saturday. first time they have held a food sale at the Bismarck Food Market. Let’s all Pierce Brand—large size Heinz—Money: baek* “ $1.00 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE a SST prominent members of the lodg speakers, was held. convention celebrated the tenth niversary of thé organizing of District lodge. Among at this affz were RETURNS FROM- CONVENTION As trustee of the District lodge, the fourth district of the Sons Norway, Mr. Gilbert Haugen, at- president of the lodge, Mr. Haugen was elected one of the fourteen who will represent the fourth trict lodge at the biennial con tion of the Supreme Lodge of Sons of Norway, to be held at cine, Wis, July 21, 22 and 23. Resolutions were adopted at busine: sessions expressing re, the’ business session,| at the death of Siver Serumgard, delegates were taken on a ride, Devils Lake, former president of Mayville and Hatton. Saturday | order, and of Senator P. 0. Thor: with several | of Grand Forks. to on held in Hillsboro, Friday, Sat: \) Sunday. The district presented at the meeting includes orth Dakota, and Canada, and out 70 official delegates were Following Prices Cut —FOR— FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. We really should not make such drastic reductions in prices (many of them below cost). We want to make these two sales days memorable saving events to you, and prove the money saving you make at this store. Patent Sandals of- fine Patent Leather $3.75 Ladies’ Silk Hose Fine Fibre Silk, rein- forced Heel and Toe. All colors. Friday and Sat- urday. Pair 49c Ladies’ Evetwear and Newport Hose. All colors. Ladies’ Shoes Lddies’ Oxfords *and Pumps. Colors Blatk and Brown. Sale price $2.95 \ Ladies’ Oxfords and Pumps. Colors Black, Tan, Brown. Sale pricé $4.95 Ladies’ Suede Pumps. Colors Grey and Tan. Easily worth $9.00. Sale price $5.95 ‘ Patent Sandals. Patent Leather. worth $1.75 $2.00 values........98¢ values. ......$1.29- sélest values.......$1.79 Easily twice our ‘sale price of $4.95 Ladies’ Nickers Fine Tweeds...... $2.98 | Whaki........... $1.98 The Fair:Store “THE STORE OF VALUES” 8rd and Broadway PHONE 1080 MARKET DAY ) But first of all we’ want to mention the fact that the American War Mother's This is the buy our Sunday delicacies from them. And here is another Real Treat for you. With each and every Dollar Purchase u Free 100,000 German Mark—a pre-war value of $23,- If ever German money gets back to pre-war value, you will own $23,800 for each dollar purchase you make from us on this Dol- lar Day. We guarantee this to be genuine German money. Keep it as a relic ORANGES Sunkist—medium size. (While they last) only... $1.00 only ... RAISINS Sun Maid Seedless, + In bulk. Stewing Figs. 7 Ibs. 8 bbs. only ge $1.00 1 (0) ae eee $1.00 Towa Brale-Sotia-P--Stomes ane Stone’s Fancy--Real - Pack. Good value. 8 cans Money value. $1.00 5 cans fof he. a for only. Red Pitted Cherries Stoné’s Fancy Grade: 3 cans $1 .00 ‘ LEMONS * Sunkist—Large size. Keep fine. 24% dozen .... $1.00 FIGS Calif. White Cooking or PEACHES Stone’s—S, O- Brandy: : Sliced or Halves. 3 large $1.00 cans . TEA {| °° in ®tone’s Faney Grade. In Bulk. 3 Ibs. MOE boos 5 $1.00 for (Only a limited supply) MILK Danish PrideTafi Cans, Best by Test. 8 cans $ 1 .00 for only.. ‘Located—1 door South of Lucas. : ‘1 PHONE 1080 —+—FREE \DELIVERIES —— On Sunday, the formerly of Bismarck, T. supreme nd John Holland of Fargo. delegat $1.00 eas an- the the Iver H. act Ven- the Ra- the gret , of the son, ag OuR FOREFATHERS - HAD GOOD TEETH good tedh arid there wa < Simplybecalait the fod C Avcentury or 80 ago alraiget ober es Hey little ebtal'wotk tbe done. 9? al eto was not processed: it contained a plentiful supply of calcium (lime) that vitally important element which is necessary for the formation of sound, hard teeth. | reakfast i is bundant delicious whole wheat food which contains an el aay of calciim Gimek it also contains the other fifteen Rée- essary food elements, and the three vitamines, Eat it regu, larly for sound teeth and good health, at ate Socers The Sarah Gold Shop STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE Special Showing We have just received a very special shipment of Dresses in French Voiles, Tissue Ginghams, Linens. Priced at from $7.50 to $13.95 Also a few figured Crepe Silks unusually attractive in design and colors. New Sport Hats ae Sports models of Italian Leghorn, Hemp and Felt, White and assorted colors. Very serviceable and chic. Special for Friday and Saturday I hereby announce that: am a candidate at the Primary Election to be held June 25th, } 1924, for the office of County Treasurer of, Burleigh County wherein I have resided all my life. As I will be unable to see all the voters I take this means of soliciting your sup- port and assure you, if suces: ful at the June Primary and {election in November, I will heive to the duties of the office my personal attention and my best efforts. Respectfully, Gerald L. Richholt. Dated June 4th, 1924. Pol. Adv. JessieM. Van Hock Candidate For Register of Deeds Burleigh County Primary Flection June 25th, 1924. . Five years experience. Your vote will be appre- ciated. 7 Ray, Ses SPECIAL SALE FOR 2 DAYS ONLY Friday and Saturday We have a large selection of Wrist Watches to selest from. Special prices for the Two Days. LADIES’ WRIST WATCE#S $45.00 White Gold Rectangular ca 17 jewel movement... .. $25.00 White Gold Rectangular case, jewel movement 16 jewel White Gold Special 15 jewel Yellow Gold Ca Special We have a large selection of Elgin, den and Illinois Watches, ; for this sale. 21 jewel Hampdew .......... ae ° nt 15 jewel Hampden, White Gold Case 17 jewel Mlinois—12 size White or Green Gold Cases White’ and ‘Green Gold combinations. $27.50 GENT’S WATCHES Waltham, Hamp- all marked ‘at special prices cess, $32.50 . $13.50 $23.50 DIAMONDS SPECIALLY PRICED Our“ Diamonds are all mounted in, White Gold and If you are in- 4, Ti é » te 474s 7 terested in buying a Diamond, you cannot afford to miss this opportunity. $285.00 Value ¥Y% Karat Perfect Blue White... $175.00 Value 35/100 Karat Perfect Blue White. . $100.00 Diamond Ring $69.00 $90.00 Diamond Ring $59.00 > ~ $85.00 Diamond Ring $25.00 i Diamond Ring _. 416 ‘ Broadway New Store. » ? New Stock. «slosssse.-.,..210.00 se __..$125.00 $85.00 Diamond Ring "$40.60" $15.00. - ‘aie roadway