The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO ; THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20,.1924 THE SLOW | , SAVED BY UNWRITTEN LAW MOTION ge CAMERA brood of dukes, | == ete, will henceforth | prin [be plain monsie the American heiresses, will be plain y “gum | & ~READ ESSAYS ELSEWHERE 1N THIS ISSUE. Save, the following Alphabetical List Showing 1924 Membership. Is Your Dealer Included? eiressés, the English custom, If aj == nd some of the |= her a huge { “chunk of ib tecnot: Unneunt| for the happy hubby thereupon to | hyphenate his name. there are two in the present Br ish cabinet. The British minister of | vor once upon a time was Sir Ar- { Unveils the Technique of the Lawn Tennis Experts, Will Be Used in Schools Throughout Nation (Membership is available only through application to our Board of Directors.) Lets Make It Unanimous In 1925 AS A CUSTOMER YOU ARE ENTITLED TO HAVE YOUR PROMPTNESS O = FILE. = Bismarck Credit Bureau takes this opportunity to thank all students of our public = schools for the interest shown in the essay contest just closed. Es specially do we = THQOLNUAEEAEOOGUAEEAUORAHAGEUAAGGA HAE th 3 He matried a woman who inher- fited a hug ¢ now thi ston, Richards, Brooke Iams and H are now ayail iden name. weme, presiden ade in the cabinet, a hyphen, But he > an entirely new one and r Philip Cunliffe- s wife recently in 1 about five million do ‘Sitting Bull Was Killed 34 | Years Ago Dee. 15, thank Mr. Saxvik and ail teachers for the splendid co-operation given us. WINNERS — (High School) (Grades) Elizabeth Russ, First............ exposare was and Anna Nordstrom, Second.......... = MEMBERSHIP LIST = ANDERSON LUMBER CO. CORWIN MOTOR = BARKER BAKERY: & DY.CO. COWANS DRUG = t ERGESON DAKOT A AUTO = 4 force of | BISMARCK K ! — the Fort | BISMARCK BOTTLING WORKS cS or McLaughlin | “K BUILDING & LOAN ASS'N. PERRY FURN = DAIRY CO. ; RANTY BANK QUAIN & RAM = : : ; ‘NONAL BANK OUALITY M y = : SALE RAWLINGS & TOWNE =» RICHMOND'S BOOTERY = i PRE & WELCH, HDWE. ROOD, J. 1. 6 ROCER 2 P b GAMBLE ROBINSON CO. ‘ — LUMBER (0. GARRISONS, STORE TRIG SHOP = / MOTOR CO. GILMAN CO, Me SEDUATHING) = mona Ene | ARCK PAINT & GLASS CO. GUSSNER'S & noe RY — Fs i nd AM BROS. HARRIS-ROBERTSO) HH SHop = ® the case of Sorel BRESLOW'S DRU CAF = he pictures R 0 bur-| ‘ TRANSFER = meets the h ort Yates on sloping y r => iiite laches ivoutee cauieeer#6r Susana RS WOODWO! a ALE = aluy denio! south the cemetery. Those of hi LUMBER j = ane lfoltowers who fell with them rest at} YW i *$ GROCERY = rising the old Sitting Bull campside on the LUCAS i => the Grand river. MALM SERVICE h VERB BROS. = ing the | MARCOWITZ BROC. GRO. L & COy 0. He 5 |GOMPERS WILL MODERN DAIRY ENS GROCERY | y | GIVES TO SONS) IiiIiiiiiiiim«ntt (tt tim tnt ttt === eee SS the ball The will of for pros} “untend was given and received in} FALSE 1 sons of the city. “Their advan- | the short s fad in the orient and E when ai aain So |aaeul rights of the plaintiffs.|/ Constantine e to personal health is being em- | is w : kimona hardly below the rise aa daughters | The court found that the ea stan of has ned | phasized. her knees de- The t e minimum | “2S insolvent on June 6, 2) Itla si wopularity in Constantin votee of Ame zz music, too, received talso held that while there dentistry has | FLAPPERS IN CHINA should be | Jamount allowed by paid the widow. Jinquiry has re raud on the part of the defen | : » taking the mortg: the troduc i Pa ee. The Chinese ensive Ceok By Wire Aaring the winter Mra . enue um he hospital com a trust|teeth a alled e 2 : 3 = ; arp : . fund, and the mor not stand|mouths of most of the -do | influenced Instead ef by fire. {mers, 19 (lower center). Allen Meek Wahpeton. District! = Health Contest | { witness. L. H. Sommers ( no, umd of the skin Judge Geo. M. McKenna recommends |,” favor of the defen | Cc reates Much 1 woman, denied his wife had been untrue to him. ie a receiver be appointed for the| ‘'' he ba eee i fe ae tae| | ppeton hospital, in a decision in| jist cgiice, Ve ONY OF the hospital's} liffieultie ment créditors who asm/| Leicester Square Has Its Daily Tragedies th rought an ac inst the hospi-! tor sat ngide Cook by Electricity. ich the plaintiff;| Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. | BY MILTON BRONNER vo, The Tiger's h NEA Service Writer 2 s claws are first week in October and c the months of Nove aber, ended today '. | $40,000 mortgage nd terri- | e Pearls That Last |} We have an unusuai fine selection of Pearls, in lengths from 18 to 60 inches, and prices from $5.00 and up. i Only 3 More Days to Shop. FOLSOM’S @.week and various chores, An average ¥ pro} e . ) i A Christmas gift for the contest taking p Z 1 siz grades. Se all the family! ai Sale in Grades Succ eS GIFT as beautiful as Christmas itself—the New th Edison Phonograph! A gift that every mem- : ber of the family will enjoy; that will unlock t LONDON UPRIGHT treasures of the world’s best music; that will give Here is a cabinet in brown ma- f FOR Bogecy finish Jum will grees any you enjoyment for years to come. . | r COUGHS the Ree ae Complete the happiness of this Christmas day with ; $100 ort irom the high schoo! aANDCOLDS the joy and gaiety the New Edison will bring to available, pes eet the dance, and to that quiet hour when the lights the aniount vamned into the Sea! Fund 2 are dimmed and the fire on the hearth burns low. ‘i were used in caring for ch dren with |a 9 i ke tion today? dnt eh eters ete “2c Why not come in and make your selection today ‘ax, also for 2 few operations fo: fective tonsils. tow 0 work this i wil! be carried along the, same line, { id tributions to the ci gece «te ‘Are You.» §@ of the city have been lookin h children of th Rg aera INTERESTED IN this wa tiie work of the various charitable agg } ee i RADIO Did You See our announcement? If not and you are interested in Radio, come in, see us and get our catalogs. . HOSKINS-MEYER Bismarck, N. Dak. Berthold, N. D., Dec stills, a quantity of moonshi: coils were seized by Deputy Sheriffs W. E. Slaybaugh and C. R. Rigke of Minot and Marshal John MoQueen of Berthold late Saturday whén: they visited the farm homes of Clarence Hettinger, residing near hete, and Andrew Sjerseth, residing coy the it Was announced re- CHIP! PENDALB prs) ty This model ee st) formal grace of old Colonial Ze oa a sous $295 v BABY CONSO! graceful rtions and e: ite fines ef this Lee ernie jiu ae appeal to the lover of fine furniture. ly at the sheriff's office. Bown he still on the Hettinger farm found in a strawpile, according togthe officers, while the manufac- tuBine equipment at the Sjerseth was in a wagon box standing side near the house. A barrel of nash was found in the living room of athe Sjerseth, house, ‘the officers defldred. Sjerseth is a Bachelor. er of the men were taken in- to Chitody nt the ‘tiee-ofthe raidg, |= but probably will be arrested later, |=, povtiing to thy officer Siem mmm BISMARCK BANK Bismarck, N, D. AMEUAEVOUUUEAERANOTUAUUAAUOTAUOUOERAUUUOEUEGEEAEUGAROUGAOUCHUAUUUAERUAAEEEAAE sa ascaniamuaminitnic mRNA l Capital $100,000 Incorporated 1891; See picture on Bauk Luildiug, ~__ i ann TT! TT 7 i TTR, ~ ¢ pS x