The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 18, 1925, Page 8

TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1925 hjem, Bergen and Oslo. Only the best and most tender portions are selected for human consumption. PAGE EIGHT — THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘FOUR PACKETS REMAIN OF RIVER FLEET ? poorer classes of Norway. During WHIC H G IRL IS Ww HIC M: the spring months large quantities of this food was shipped to ‘Trond- The largest now operated by a local packet company carries only freight where the Dacotah and her CHICAGO WOULD | TRAIN MENTAL DELINOUENTS WHICH PLIED MISSOURI IN DAYS BEFORE AIR, MOTOR, AND RAIL TRANSPORTATION Captain I. P. Baker Tells of eamboat” Days on Missouri and Mississippi “Before the War” Four lonesome little stern-wheel paddlevoats NOW Ghugy Up att down the muddy waters of the Missourl river where 27 proud packets once made the 1 arck river front i tariving 1 ve of indus.ry, stat: son the use of the Upper Mis Sa lane of ecommerce show the while man first eame tre Dakota territory in ofthe Missouri river, he the trail) whieh wa y in the 19h century rk expedition tue river was treacherous tile the Vieinity current Way swift it was a! lane of commerce and the Invaders used it. Town were buitt along’ its banks, forts were constructed and the begin- nings of a rude frontier Vife wa had, When river transportation was 41 its peak 37 veasels were engaged in the carrying trade from Bis- marck to the head of peti ad at Fort Benton, Montana, away, according to the tions of 1. BP. Baker, BY b banker, former river captain and one of the jast survivors of that vroup of hardy men who braved the perils of river traffi brought their sips ¢ ss the (reaeherous pork, In the early days they were wood ourners and their tall smoke stacks rivalled tiose of the boats | which made river traffic on the Mise'ssipp! famous “hefore the | war,”. Captain Baker sald. Later they burned lignite coal and found | it satisfactory. sister ships once numbered pass gers Msts of 250 and more. Pass engers now prefer to travel by railroads. It is swifter and more convenie! In other days the; river steamers were the ast word) in luxury. | Freight for beats now operating consist mostly of grain which is brought from points up the river and transferred to the railroad at Bismarck, Cannonball and other points, A new dock is being built at Cannonball to facilitate the transfer of the grain from tae hoats to freight cars. Macedonian Fighter Killed in Attempt to Escape Prison Skople,-Serbla, Aug. 18.- Serblan newspapers announce the h of Angelko Nikoloff, for 20 ter in the ranks . Two years ago Nikoloft was sentenced to im prisonment huving received com- mutation of the original death sentence, Recently when he was assigned to hard labor he escaped from the policeman who was guarding him, (aP)— | HARVEST DAYS ARE ROVING DAYS For many of us there is no more delightful time to follow “the open road” than during the harvest season when Na- ture’s lavish bounties are in evidence on every hand. Get yourself an automobile built for the one who likes to drive, and drive, and drive. You can get it here. LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY. Willys-Overland Fine Motor Cars. taking the guard’s rifle. After six days he was recaptured, but in an other attempt to escape was killed during an interchange of rifle shots with the police. NORWEGIANS EAT WHALE MEAT Osto, Norway, Aug. 18.-—(AP‘— Whale meat is a- popular form of nouriciment among the The river maintained its suprem: Last of all the interns! combus iL the ralroads pushed! tion engine was introduced and is threads across the! the source of power on the few ré- and opened a new and | maining boats. er mean: of traneportation.| The largest vessel that ever Boat owners and river-men hung poked its nose through the waters best they Gould but the die!of the Missouri above Bismarck st against them and the was'the Dacotah, a ship 250 feet. that once was the Upper) long. 50 feet wide and 1,000 tons | burden, A veritudle queen of the i 5 human CNA A hate in the a contes: for | splt te part one act, the her the n EL KS ARNIV AL SET T. HU RSDAY LOWER PRICES Doose BROTHERS © MOTOR VEHICLES vo paddle, kick and) Cook with Gas. It’s the, Ideal Fuel. ers are re oy ‘ Free to Asthma and | Hay Fever Sufferers Losi f Tyree Trial of Method That Anyone cotony ast pre. 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