The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1926, Page 2

‘*PAGETWO BYRD GIVEN | BIGWELCOME “AENBW YORK Leader cf First Expedition ‘©. Community Building Fly Over North Pole Idea to Be Dropped Returns Home Until Next:Spring further towards the se- a community building for Il be attempted this year, in the in the From Fees Sey: 32,000° acres mount of alfalfa planted seen next year. ig With the Elti th giving the patrons’ of AUXILIARY: MEMBERSHIP INCREASED Delegates in Minot Today to Attend Annual North Da- kota Convention were held in each king part in the e total attendance 72. zestful drinks. cold, will be given to Needs of rural schools, with better ultural courses and_ in better with farm life and the import- nee of the work of the county agents, ttessed,by the report of the on Wednesd June 23—()—More gates from over the Minot, N. D., than 100 2 state (AP) —Liew hard June tenant Command New York, o'clock, Dr. A. M. Nothing rd. curing of vac th expedition to. Bismi wil F i a oe ae evan hi./it Was unanimously decided at af! further discussed by Dr. A. A. Whitte- fly over P | meting held last evening at the|t “Summer Diarrhoes of In- return he uMUl- | Office iution of Com- was the topic of a discu of the A ive gathering ; ¥ ' made up of Sarat ory , sof a clubs, social mee ie es in ctors of the ussocia- tuous grec legates were told by secretary and treasurer, malpractice M. Ci ‘go, in her{ Dr. P. Q Mandan, and I part in report toda: Mrs. Anna Hazen, Larimore, de- between depart- ment Th auxiliary is ing, God serving organizati ing for our country’s good © Hazen said. : Welfare Work Urged Mrs. Cora Reed Pew, Helena, na- {tional vice president for the north- west district, her address today lin the near future, the pi xt| stressed particularly the need of ind. the general. election. in{ Prompt action in ehild welfare work, it would be unwise to re- | cooperating with the American L ter at this time. It was|gion’s program. Mrs. Lucy Bi possible that the question | Indianapolis, national secretar, ain be put up to the voters |Tived this afternoon, ring,"however, |’ * address tomorrow m: on June 8 despite the fact st two to one defeat o-thirds portant meeting. thoroughly ided that with two ele lust night "and it “9) Asks Permit to Buy BANKERS WANT "ets-2-comeme NON POLITICAL hi nriquarters vat Starkweather; ii z to buy the of the Jamestown Bowman Electr , Bowman, and the Hettinger Light and Power Co, 1 well as the Northern! fo purpose other ‘than, to further the legislative program spongored, conyention “banquet tonight will be addressed by Mrs. Eugene Fenelon, Devils Lake, chairman of the committee and partment president, and Person, Minot, highest itary officer in North Da- tion to purchase 10. publi operating 1 has been made to the board by the Northern Company of Starkweather, bsidiary of the Gentral . West ic Service Company of Milwau- ranking mi kota. Department clection takes place to- thorrow. morn Serve Cold Drinks to Theatre Patrons Henry Burman, Reselutions Also Ask Repeal of State Depositors’ Gu anty Fund Law Plates, Crowns, Fi y is being used to in- public to Lemonella and ower s Orange Kist, two of the most deli- Buffalo, ‘Street=}eious drinks on the market. The, Bismarck Bottling Works, co- Phone 234 n for bank ¢! ters and t of incorporato to condu ommend te deposito’ An employe of the Standard bonds we © resolutions of Jamestown was} . to the value of $2, A safe investment, c 2 gonvention. “hanes tow: as the place for the 1927 of the association. Kansas Man Talks action of th pati. ddress of the brief y by W. Beeel who had been in service for che year. of pre bs committea nied | first, is now in effect. by T. Melvi e; ie DP _~ mi pienane plans e limitation of wheat production The Stock ‘Purch: a and for settling up the fat at he a ne ial a peparemuere: thay 4 northw {Were presentd by 4 te chagrin Doporti tito. the emiye: i SvEnagn o a mak partner in usiness, e ee vias wore voter great purpose ‘of the Standard :Oil ny tees, mae (Indiana) becomes his purpose. Its creed of Peer eats cimmitten,ca ag service becomes his creed of service. ties had cooperated in the work ef the association to in se the grow- ing of alfalfa and that an increase of a Fine ay losto jf S for a owner of t! e Standard Oil Com: pany. support. careful thrift, invested in Standard Oil and loyal confidence in the Company. co-operation. The state of it that exists between them is emphasized. ws ‘ Theemploye depends upon the G SN PICR, that make work a joy. ie | eee Mrs. ‘ Milwaukee Compa! past -|{ EXAMINATION FREE. Peg [erase cette tthe “on aotiage Bide. | Pheae 474 | For First. Class Shoe Re- pairing go to the Bismarck Shoe Hospital deer? Plainiess Extrac. By tl: Biomarck, N. D. 408) ‘ Maia Oil Compan; (Indiana), who, under the first Stock Pe, chasing fe initiated five years ago, invested $1,000 of his earnings, received this year stock 150. Thus, the man who invested $1,000 realized a profit of $1,150. involving no risk, yieldin; 2 profit of 115%%—that is the result. of the " financial opportunity offered by the Standard Oil Company (Indiana), through its first Stock Purchasing Plan, to each of its 29,000 employes A new Stock Purchasing Plan, similar to the The comieye who makes himself a stock Indian: has a personal pride i in every bed ise of the It is a pardonable pride, for his best eff are devoted ‘to the work of the Company; his ~savings are a part of its capital, and *his un- wavering loyalty is a part of its staunch Money earned by hard work and saved pany (Indiana) stock, implies a profound faith seThrough the Stock Purchasing Plan the pany mgt Repent ee sae s loyes is stret and built yon a’ foundation of mutual 4 “the great fundamental necessity, a life Re and for the sympathetic understanding and nge Theatre is popu! heatre the opportunity to try these A-complimentary bot- tle of Lemonella or Orange Kist, ic persor attending the evening performances y and Thursday. 35 Attend Meeting | of Sixth District Medical Society Thirtysfive members of .the Sixth District Medical society were in at- tendance at the regular meeting held last evening at*the Country club. The meeting opened with a dinner at'6:30 each ) Brandt gave an inter-| esting paper on eclampsia which was | day, which Dr. P. F. Rice, Solen, and Dr. Brandt of Bismarck took E. A. Pray of end De d OM art. s of have the bond issue proposal resub-| partment president, in her annual | lowed: welcomo and 16 mitted to the voters at once, follow- | message morning asked for Dr. Harry Fowler of Los Angeles, d. defeat by such a narrow | closer Calif., was a guest and gave a shott talk, ‘telling of his ‘state. American Legion, 8 o’clock “| tonight, A..O. U. W. hall. Im- Election of delegates to state convention. = H. B. LOVE D.C. PH. C, Doctor of Chiropractic. Prop. NEW YORK DENTISTS Opposite N. P. Depot illings by y for “cteative of mind every difficulty, . cc ; ison sot bd accruing eee See re onan Oe pane terete The Conigaiily Wepedte tpen the neta tor and muscle, for faith and lo; itd and the enthueizem thet. conquers wee individual sersatipek to ig Saiere sr tht bling te ind powe;, brectly to the Dr. talk Roan, Nickerson, N. “0. Ramstad. took the discussion which -fol- moves H ‘based on ‘the this year next. ion | Representative Crisp of Georgia, a member of the house ways and means committee where tax legislation must iginate, announced he had prepar a pill to reduce corporation inco: or! tax from per cent York drew up-a plan 100 79 Indians, wild of Mandan. | {PPYON'T envy skillful drivers. 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