The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1924, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~ ONO ONE IAT INET NG ENT NEAUT AT AGT NO NAT NOTING ACTA NCT NONE NYAS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1924 TINO AWN INCI NOTIN TACT ACINOT ACT NOTIN NE ACT AUT NOTAUT ACT ACTNOING TONNE! OHNUNG) ANNOUNCING OVERLAND NON-STOP ENDURANCE RUN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th TO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th On next Tuesday morning at nine o’elock, a stock OVERLAND Coupe-Sedan will leave our building on a non-stop run covering our entire territory. This car will carry only regular factory equipment. The motor will run continuously night and day during the entire demonstration, and the car will stop in towns only for five to fifteen min- utes, and thirty minutes for meals, using drivers in four shifts. No attempt will be made to break speed records—it will be a real endurance run at regular touring speed. each town until Wednesday night. The entire route will be published in Monday’s Tribune. - ; 3) Tuesday South Heart... 5 : 2 ae <8) Ly. Bismarck. 9200a.m. Te ee Mandan S210a.m. | Sentinel New Salem.... Beach Almont .. Wibaux Glendive(Re’n) 4:45 a.m. » Glen UML Glendive. 1 . | Fallon Hebron Glendive (ky). U:t5pm. | Terry .. ra} Richuidton .. Terry (Lv)..-- Vaylor ....... Miles City (ar) Dickinson .... 3 Miles City (Lv) Following is the route and the approximate arriving time in Piel 1:15am, | Terry ........ 12:10pm. Sidney . 2:15am, | Fallon . Fairview . 2:45am, | Glendive Sidney(Return) 3:13a.m, | Glendive Marmarth Rhame ... Bowman Seranton . Wednesday 10:80 p.m. Intake 11:30 p.m. $20.00 CASH PRIZE GUESS THE MILEAG A $20.00 cash prize will be given to the ing the nearest to the mile- age this OVERLAND ENDURANCE CAR will run dar- ing the demonstration. Your guess must be made on guessing tickets we will furnish, and deposited in the Guessing Box in our show room. Guesses will not be counted unless ticket is completely filled out. Those out of town who wish to guess may do so by letter. LAHR MOTO ——= A map in our show room will show the location of the car as it covers the territory. You are invited to drop —— in occasionally and follow the car over its course. *~ See the Overland endurance car start Tuesday morn- oS ing at 9 o'clock. Sa oe See it return Saturday noon. Watch for the car to go through your town. Watch for the sturdiest car in America for the money. Watch this overwhelmimg demonstration of OVER- LAND ECONOMY and ENDURANCE, SALES CO. er \tion for loans to actual growers of Yan beets who desire to purchase stock’ dis' in the factor; fi OVERLAND CAR siesta pany, he is now expec (By the A. P.) nd to the b 1 of directors é commander of the Vir y be immediately and/| {esto today, reassured foreigne |) ealsclnepanroundiia tegitwithnthe | : AM be| protection in conneetion with his ex- : “Box 21. Ed. ‘ready to handle the 1925 beet crop, | pedition against Gen, Chang Tso-lin,] Troskey.” Will Leave Lahr Motor Sales! the Manchurian war lord, Suhiveckerswouldalikeeotind eat raltnke” tt tt | Tagged Prairie Chicken Shot A tagged prairie chicken was shot by Ted Schnecker a mile north of Di The prai Company Tuesday For 5-Day Test TO COVER MANY MILES; A remarkable endurance test of | an Overland coupe-sedan, with! regular factory equipment, will be | ‘ook by Electricity. SHANGHAI SAY = hie - started from the Lahr Motor Com- Offensive Is Launched Against pany, here, at 9 o’clock Tuesday morning. will make hun iles the non-stop trip which will be ended; ubout noon here Saturday, Oct-, ober 4. Confident that the ear will make the endurance test, W. E. president of the Lahr Moto: Company, is planning the sc so that the motor of the car not stop from Tuesday morning} until Saturday. | The car will stop from five to 15 minutes in the 125 towns it will) pass through, and 30 minutes will | be allowed drivers for lunch. Driv- | ers will drive in four shifts. The | car will go as far west as Miles| City, Montana, will return down the Milwaukee line to Sceranton,} thence to New England, through! Dickinson to Killdeer,. thence to} Mandan, thence to Mott and Sel- fridge, will cross the Missouri on} a ferry and go to Linto hence to Ashley, Kulm and Steele, up the | North Soo line to Garrison, back down the Pingree-Wilton branch and to Bismarck. The exact rout- | ing is being advertised in The! Tribune. As a feature of the endurance run, the Lahr Motor Sales Co., will ‘offer a cash prize of $20 to the person guessing nearest the exact mileage that will be covered on} the trip. A guessing box is being | installed at the Lahr building. Aj map is being placed in the show! rooms, tc’ show the route, and the ear’s progress will be shown. The test will be a remarkable! one for the car. ! “The reason for the test is to} demonstrate the sturdiness of the | Overland car,” Mr. Lahr said. | “Speed is not the aim, it is simply a matter of endurance. The car will travel at a good touring; speed.” SUGAR BEET STOCK SOLD: Grand Forks, N, D., Sept. 27.—| Grand Forks and East Grand Forks | went over the top this week in the | beet sugar factory stock selling drive, over $300,000 of the stock hav- ing peen subscribed for in the -two cities mentioned and Crookston. The remaining $100,000 will be! taken care gf by the sum advanced | by the Agricultural Credit corpora- | Automobile Top Coverings —for— | Chevrolet ' Touring. .$11.00 Overland Touring.. .$11.00 Dodge Touring— Model 1921......$11.00 Model 1922 and Ford Touring......$ 7.00 Bismarck Furniture Company 219 Main Street Bismarck, . - N. D. 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