The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1924, Page 3

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1924 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THREE The unusually successful recep- was given at thédrecent annual dir- pecfovinsrice retordsl of deHel oe the Institute of Marine alee gets [gineers by Sir Ernest. Glover, res. s_the slogan of “25) fient in 1923 vf the Chamber of miles per hour | Shipping. Devils Lake: ake, N. D., Dec. being made h tertain members of the North Da- com any from scores of dealers that en the new Maxwell cars| actu: j tion KNIFE RIVER | rf | ly HERR PROFESSOR |Commissioners | SENDS DRIVER TO |MAXWELL CARS _ Wy te COMI aCe PL Ma Os ne yea or '( \ \\ RCAINEY | ooo Will Meet in MORGUE }) “SHERING WEDD fi Sie mis guile sues | london, Dec. 30--A hint of oe a ay a . SRNR | ee Reports have beet eeccived by the | MiNwe in stote BAIS SNIDEEy aay First Church of Christ, Scientist Cor. 4th St. & Ave. C. _Six Section Property Changes Sunday service at 11 a, m. | RANCHISSOLD Anse jthe country over has resulted | in tors sur, per gallon, mii i hundre < of applications for dealer Subject: “Is the Universe, Includ- kota Association of County Commi ‘ships being filed. with the Maxwell and acceleration, from 5 to 26 miles |” phere were indications, the spe: Hands; to be Stocked jing Man, Evolved By Atomic Force?” sloners, January 20, 21 and Ba Alotor Bales Coepbratlon Gh Wie UME tors ror aid nee by the fuc- | o, said, that shipowners were ne ‘ Sunday School at 9:45 a, m. H cording to R. E, Matt, Grand Forks, i Pee ‘ory for the new model. ling the end of the slump, Laid-op With Sheep | Wednesday evening testimonial | of the executive board of few weeks, necording to J. E, Fields, cord sales of Maxwell ears are| tonnage today, he sid, was a ire: nization. ‘The program has rranged. president in charge of sales. company’s records show that | try before in the history of the |ou Sorganizn Boge (meeting at 8 o'clock. i Dickinson, N. D., De ‘A deal} A reuding room is open in the! involving the sale of six sections of /¢kurch building every Tuesday,, land closed last week when! Thursday and Saturday, except legal John F. Schafer, Richardton banker holid from 2 to 4 p.m. and Albert Koesel, banker and bus All are welcome to attend these nessman, purchased the Schaffner | services and to visit the reading ranch. The purchase price was not room. announced but it is understood the = i deal was for cash. | eee a The ranch is located on the Knife) TkiMity, ada ee ea River about 20 miles northeast of paatbt and 7 wy I. G. son, Richardton and is one of the few remaining large ranches in this see- pion of the stat (here are two good sets of buildings on the prop erty and the six sections are all fenced and cross Lee : rea i How this a ‘oss fenced. ' 0 M The S$. S. children will rehe and committees will repor The new owners intend to stock conten » be rendered at the A a a meeting place for the next co iunieipal ¢ Lev hale new Heldiaes with sheep! They | ne reer essay Mfverrine mora: |< AUENE be the ttlesot ABigwayst al ontig will be delected) und the'céne |pood of Shi a have over 700 at the present time ne Fe ACRE UL Sa E clerceirea | vention, tll ajourN i " : nd expect to increase this number | Chris newiee on) CHHGHNEE ee en ee | -- “him for speeding was given the to 3,000 as fast as they can find 5 woe taeda Ce lt Jalternative of going to for 30 suitable markets on which the ani-| Christmas tree program in the! Te TuMS GALA Oa $8,772 POULTRY Idays or going to the morgue for an all parts of the coun-| Gey) less than at any time dugior Nields said. “Hundreds of | the jast 18 months, and “we are dealers’ sales for November were |g, the road to establishing equil) n has the selling fran- [two and thre weet |Fraum eeween ENG. RRO Shaatae chise been so largely sought after, | ago. In Detroit, quite generally rec the amount. of 1 oniy in this country but in Kur: fognized as a barometer of the auto- cargoes to be and Aw mobile market, our dealers took or rca his recent swing to Maxwell, |ders for more than 125 Maxwells in Mmaniniey ere oe AON Electric Cookery Hled by some of the most prominent |two week: rd of mh Hdealers in the county undoubted- | record for Is Better Cookery given over of welcome responses, Jroll call and discussions. | The next day the main feature of | the prog! will be addre of Walter ( kK, member of — the state high commissign. A_ ban- ‘quet at a local hotel, a trip to the ‘state school foy the deaf here and further discussions will complete 's program. ‘ ! nyerse, state tax commis- isioner, will address the F cials on January on “Tax nage avai y morning at Il a. Trath and Where Re- lection by the Choir. H. Schaffner, the retiring’ Annual business meeting of the |‘ ¢Ye* wa Meee calles peeder He rancher, expects to e his future | church, Dec. 31, 8 p. m. | i = = home with his son w at Dodge. Mr. Schaffner has lived on the for the past 30 years and was cessful in the horse and cattie busi- ness, Walter ily wood from the woodshed, and re- 4 mals can be purchased. | evening. : ’ Njhour every day for s The DAY’S MARKET |. Tasik OUR NAME. “OUR POLICY” been | lost 20 pounds but he All welcome. jder the cantata, “Christmas Tid- t — ings” by | MeCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL | ,. CHURCH i Vater, Pastor. es i Petersburg, N. D., Dee, 20+-Over 7 anch worth of dressed poultry was Berwald. The entire pro- | $8 n has appeared in this newspa-; Mrketed in Please come early so that late | during the two tart tings will not disturb the pro-; by, “Turkey” Clark ¢ last week | It’s Better the McCracken Way oe ee eb —- Tomorrow Sunday special Christ- pram. | This consignment filled — more en whe iAtEn _ ‘ mas services will be held throughout Monies evening at 7:30 Girly Re- than one car with poultry and al e PECIAL PRICES EVERY DAY. GRAND JURY TO be an. ee PIP Saty icin vas LSinDEl Sate tin e z MEET IN MINOT?) 10:80 A. M.--Morning worship.| ‘rhe Sunday school will provide a : \ + * (Program follow wonderful White Christ: Petersburg is r y E . —— ‘ joa Tuesday evening at 7: He) Ga a aL Matinee Every Day At 2:30 bs Minot, N. D., Dec. 20.-A federal | Joy to the World.” lil be the last Chriatinas servieo| 0! farmers in the community r large flocks of turkeys. FRGEEREA ce paid for faney toms | TONIGHT — t of 26 mem- ; grand jury, to. cons ‘dering the weel ATURDAY bers, has been ordered by Judge) Pr: Allatee cordially: HERA ate the aoe B Andrew Miller of the United States; Anthem, “For God So Loved the jsery at! the ‘church, ieee 30 cents per pound, n Caistrict court to be convened in Mi- | World” (Stainer’s Crucifixion). | pene aa as iller of Buccaneer o: not on Tuesday, January 6, accord-| Scripture Lesson. Zion Lntheran Church | NEW AIRPLANE HANG A veal thriller of Buceaneer : ing to Howard Strack of Fargo, chief | Gloria. GornexeaeneandeAen ile | Linton 0.-The North- A! on the High Seas. deputy United States marshal, who! Announcements and Offering. | Divinevservices ab 10/000n, m: iniweucem just com- 5 was in Minot recently on official] Reception of new members. the G 0. | pleted « angar to house Ly A PT A ] N busin: The jury is expected to} Solo, “O Little Town of Bethle-| at the English lan-| the’ during the — winter % inv alleged immigration, nar-|hem” Miss Marjorie Best by M. C. | guage. ! months. The hangar is large enough ” cot offenses which | Pheete: On Dee. 24th (Christmas Eve) di-]te hold about four ships and when B L 0 0 D jury was held, and which, in event| Hymn, “O Come All Ye Faithfull” lyine services at 7:30 p.m jcompleted will be up to date in every have originated since the last grand| Sermon, “The Majesty of the} ‘are welcome to come and hear | detail. There will be a work shop in By Rafael Sabatini indictments are returned, the gov- | Manger. erful message of the birth{the building to overhaul the ship's ernment is desirous of trying at the/ Duet, “My Faith Looks Up Too; the Christ Child. ‘motors also to carry on the work Warren Kerrigan {term of court to be held in Minot | Thee” by Geo, Nevis sung by Dr.! “a quartet will render a Christmas| 0! rebuilding the present ships and sie next month. and Mrs, H. Anderson. Nenratt : lof the Jean Paige A federal petit jury has also been) Hymn, “Angels From the Realms RLCRS | led by Judge Miller to report in lof Glor: ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL Minot on January 8, at 2 o'clock. The | Benediction. Fourth Sunday in Advent. jury will serve during the term of| 12 o'clock, Sunday school—(clas' 8:30 A. M.~Holy Communion. big ship is { y(fourt which is scheduled to try cases {es for all ages). Special Christm 10:00 A. M.—Chureh School, reconditioned and remodeled fc 2 “at present docketed on the criminal] solo at this ser entitled, “The| 31 A, M.—Matins xermon,| comfort of the passengers und eivil calendars. Door of Hope” by Coombs sung by| 7:30 P, M.—Missic e. be the pride of the: air. } The grand jury session is expect-| Mrs. J. A. Larson. Morning sermon, * Poverty of fi ed to be of short duration. | 30 P. M.—Junior League. : | a 6:30 P. M. worth League. ‘ y in Religi Share it 9:30 P. M—Evening worship. At to at- with a friends FIREMEN SAVE ___[tnis service the’ pusor wil pies tend te sercices of the incon r the si , “A Little Child S' Tareoty, HEAVY LOSS|i2ticmssa'ine choir wit ren |" | Firemen in Wilton s: ved a much teen programme of music as fol- 614 Mfandan A (CAPITOL THEATRE greater los: Opening anthem, “O Thou That | LAST TIME TONIGHT ‘i the Tellest Good Tidings” by Pearse. | County Contest i ing v Solo and chorus, “The Birthday of c | ings, by h a King” by } ecionaune Berl Is Launched| BUCK JONES —in— “WINNER TAKE ALL” Mack Sennett Comedy W. Stewart, in the yesterday a {ternoon. The fire, said to have or Male Quartette, “No Room in the inated from an overheated store, de-|Inn” by Excell. stroyed the frame building occupied] Well known Xmas carols will be by the Wilton Pool Hall and gutted! sung by the congregation at this the Wilton Meat Market, of which] service. Mitchell and MeFadden are proprie-| If you have no other Church Home ters. The loss was estimated at $10,-|in the City, we heartily invite you |4) 0" c 000, » to worship with us. Strangers es- Vk ee MRSC ais A vacant lot separated the pool hull| pecially welcome. lege a : M. Gunthorp o Mrs. G, Ackerman, Moure, N. D., Dec, 20. Wheth- M. Wallrich and M. C. Sandness respectively were “duly elected” to the of y of deeds and county treasurer of LaMoure county at the late gene I que er sof re election is the ion “put up” to the district launch- ley ad and the Wilton Cooperative store,; nice Peapaatl¥ corer x Monee ons eran H ’ best buildings on the Main! Evangelical Ref. Church i eycanaiila tos et) roett corp Firemen, used most of the| South Side Mission and Charity |"#nted- | ! The Hansom 0,000 gallon tanks to pre-| Society. It’ will be recalled that immedi- vent the bl: from reaching thi Regular service every Sunday at |ittely after the ction there was | The fi ‘talk of a contest, but this soon sub- H store, and succeeded. The fire was! 11 o'clock a. m, alia a con jroo ' fought in the bitter early morning| Sunday school at 10 o'clock. b was generally under- | Choc Oh Te | . stood that nothing would come of it.! cold. | Y 4 : z wou m it. (64 oy Peaver mating on: TAgDe Kt: However, it now develops that | a. Cabman” JUST 3 MORE DAYS TO MAKE THE LITTLE ON PY, AND WHAT DO WE LIVE FOR? HAPPINESS, GOOD CHEER. WHAT COULD GIVE US MORE. Monday - Monday Bnsreetectee cect cettetee ecb toe eet eee es ; a | No evening service until street | However | oTRPMPT AT 199 ia RININGERTICHIGOKG FANE Ne eon semetne cmureh. papers” were served on Mea | J @ Aize eating Chocolate TEMPTATION ‘ Wilton, N. D., Dec. 20.—The Wash- | 5."B. MAPPEL, Pastor. |Wallrich and Sandness on the last | t | ‘ peepreeeets y, which | day but one before the burn Lignite Coal Compa expiration! Slip a cake in your pocket |) s= : went on a non-union basis with the EVANGELICAL CHURCH of the time limit for instituting) == ifstarincionia a resumption of mining last fall, now| Corner Seventh and Rosser Sts.,/*¥ch proceedings, and the matters starting punptlonsot ahaa inet fall eri Comte Serene AEST Percssccsccrscceecseeseceseceeceeeeeeeseeeeeeseeeee eee ees eee eeeseee eee eee eet Ese set ELDELDISTISLESELELLOLOILLEDODLOOLEL TSE SIO LIE long walk. ite coal a day and is employing| Tomorrow will be quarterly com-]f the judges of this— the Third out 200 men, according’ to officials.| munion with Presiding Elder, Rev. {judicial district. ' Many old employes returned, al-|C. A. Bremer in charge at the morn- | The bill of particulars set up by! though a strike was declared against|ing and evéning services. the contestants, it is gener the mine, and still exists, they as-| German sermon follo: derstood, alleges the validity sert, adding that they have more ap-|munion from 9:30 to, 1 election with respect to Ovid town- | plications for employment than can ship is challenged on the ground } be met at this time. lowed by a brief Gospel message. |that the polls were kept open until cisely The Evangelical League of C. E.|nine o'clock, instead of having been Keep it in your desk for emer- gency lunches, or in your automobile. The Celebrated Kimball Line of Pianos and Fhonographs LIGHT PLANT SOLD at 7:15 p.m. This will be a closed at seven cone ats the law | t0.u-S parore i Hazelton, N. D., Dec. 20.—The deal} ring meeting, do not fail to requires; and that with ,respect to} Walt Bake & Co | for the sale of the Hazelton electric| Preaching service, followed ede precinct it is claimed that} er. r . Ltd} OUR POLICY. va ESTABLISHED 1780 Dorchester Mass. Montreal.Can. Company plant hereto J. W: Lytle|communion’ at 8:00°P, M. proper voting booths were not me | ~~ woontet of cHoIce RECIPES SENT FREE i i \ \ und his brother, of Dawson, was} Special music. A cordial welcome vided, and that various irregulari- lst. —The Kimball Piano Company is the only 4 pee ically completed, when the di-|to all. ties were committed. ; ° known company in America who builds 4 Gectors and stockholders of the local) An excellent ‘Christmas program 5 = oe standard Piano and Phonograph to mee’ ly concern decided to accept the offer} will be given by the members of the} Great Northern the requirements and needs of every home made by the Lytle Bros, for the|Sunday School on: Wednesday eve- The final settlement of the/ning at 8 o'clock sharp. The public | Would Purchase expected to be made in a feW|is invited to attend. ‘lays, just as soon as the ‘title has a New Equipment J jpempeo ees oara of heen’ looked into by the purchasers. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | pe oniamelas Corner Ave. B and Fourth 8t. Washington, Dec. 20.—To finance || Eyes Examined INCORPORATIONS L. RB. Johnson, Pastor. new equipment, the Great Northern | Glasses Fitted 10:30 A. M-—Morning worship | Railroad ‘usked the Interstate Com-| ‘ rere and message by the pastor. Topic: | Me BONHAM BROTHERS and pocket book at popular prices. 2nd.—We sell on the installment plan and give you your ewn terms if they are consistent with good business policy. 3rd.—When you buy from us we deal with you on a co-operative basis in this way; we e: pect you to be truthful with us and we will pe the same with you. : Commission today to approve} Articles of incorporation filed with | «tow the Coming of Jesus Has Made #n issue of the Secretary of State include: the World Different.” trust certifi C, D. Milloy Company, Williston; i ie, - , a pda ps ” \ cartel stock $20,000; yee racer Rig ee The 4th.—We do not belong to any credit organization, we talk the matter over and i. © ©. D, Milloy, R. H. Milloy, E. A. Mil- Gulios Akash © conducted by {| London, Dec. your word is not good neither would your credit be good. In this way we come loy. 5 Mrs, R. D. Hoskins. known dramatie c % f. on a basis of terms. If you buy on the instailment plan and some unforeseen cor : Richardton Corporation, Richard- a rachiol: iM Ij tons eapital stock $5,000; ‘incorpora- eg ey ve , te M. Muggli, J. Muggli, M.)¢.39 Pp. M--B. Johnithe actress whose art he nounced most vigorously jShe is the beautiful Lo! has. de-| in print, West. They tion or of life dition of stress such as sickness, loss of pos any other abnormality comes into your afiai Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted ré Mugeli. 7:30 P. M.-Evening wor phe {Were married on the stage of a Lon- | Bring Us Your Broken Glasses and business we again talk the matter over and assist i eet earns pastor will speak on the topic, “Wid- don theater. | The theatrieal | world | We Wily Rapa saben Feo? you in the event of such abnormality. We will not de- Too Late To Classify ening the Way For Jesus.” lis eagerly vaiting jetz’s review of | T_A. KNOWLES liberately walk in and steal your equity. We first on ge oe a ae Wadne sian. Cpr isimas | : saqsior Binnerok weigh the matter. Neither do we report you to any F oR BALE chee caetey minke ae { 5 organization so as to make your life’s burdens harder. Seeds, Tonie, Treat, ‘ete. Jacob First Preheat chutch I | 5th.—It is our policy to help you have a little enjoy- Bull, Box 728, Dickinson, Lae meee C. Fostlethwaite, D. D.,: ment out of life instead of taking out what little pleas- ES il a Morning service at 10:30. Theme: ure is in life for you. We are establishing our shop in DR. R. S. ENGE ‘iropractor WILL SUBLET comfortably furnish-|“Good Tidings of Great Joy.” Marge Uiment Chirop the spirit of righteous endeavor and we assure you we le Ed {ed two room apartment for a month fi The Auta cpmpoaet ie Mets arge Tube ee reas Consultation Free will not trespass on the sacred rights of your home six weeks. n-|dames Frank Barnes an ant : ‘ aulsts or * readme . ee alt Seek Hak Ec egrl sak Gude Media. Beaty Hal: Bs ihe . Lucas Blk, Bismarck, N. D, aud personal life. We believe in attending to our own pointment. * verson and George Humphreys will usiness. cial Rae ee ie a other | We are in but one business professionally the music business and we wish to be co-operated with for the general benefit of all ceeereeseeeeeeseseeeDeee se seeee ese eEeLOL EOL ELEEIODPLELILEOELILLELEDEOEEIELESEDLLLIDEEELOPOOLEEIEEEE and thereby in the future be an asset to the community. Only by dealing at home can this be done. Do your Christmas buying at once ag our stock of Pianos and Merchandise is selling rapidly. wanes §=—§ 2 hE Music Shop ai wanse te aS PARTY wants to buy 6 room good |Were Shepherds” (Vincent). modern house, 3 bed rooms, at a| Junior Suriday school at 9:30, bargain. Can pay $1,000 or $1500 |Other departments at 12m, Men's he. Men Always i i class in their room, 5 : aa : eee ie seo og iw| ‘The Christi-~ Endervor will mest ay WELCOME FINE SHIRTS. + at 6:30. Su . “The Christmas ; VINEGAR FOR FLAVOR |Btory in Pastry and Song Holt & Johnsrud Fish that is lacking in flavor w! +80, the quartette, Mesdame: aN , sgt tay be improved by rubbing vinegar over|Barnes end Scheffer, and Mesrs. Fine Men's W the skin. ioegdecny Halverson, and Humphreys, will ren- C0eeeerecereenseeeOetPeeDDOeOLEOEEELDOLOLLEE EEO LLODLENEOEIOPELOLELEL ESTE TODOL EDEL EDLODELEDOLODEELELOLEEEE DIELS we \ " : i - *