The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1926, Page 3

PRESIDENT ; CASTS VOTE IN-HOME TOW Hundreds ‘of Old Friends and at ‘s Neighbors Pack Hall to Watch Him Vote Rev. ‘ Eleworth on the church - 3 Mass., Ni | service pros A women’s meeting will be held in “ites, Grave Coolidges” the president | che church on Thursday o’clock when Mrs. arek will give a simpiy and his wife today cast their votes as citizens of Northampton w hundreds of their old friends und them, To emphasize the public appeals nal has made for all voters to go to the | Amon polls and the need he fecls for me re-election of Senator William M Butler, the executive ar here on a special train from Wash- ington to cast his ballot in the state] Vaile and congtessionul election. EPISCOPAL CLERGY WILL MEET HERE Ministers Included in the Bis- marck Deanery to Have Two-day Session The sixth annual meeting f the al \ Ht church Wednesday and Thursday The sessions will open s meeting in the church Hot Oats . prepared faster now than plain toast ATS used to take a while to | cook. ‘Now they’re-ready in 3) to 5 minutes. ! Thus starting days with fess nour- | ishing foods is a folly. . Quick Quaker supplies the excel- lently “balanced” ration of protein, carbohydrates, vitamines and - the i “bulk” (to make laxatives less often ; meeded) that active people need to carry on the day. Get Quick Quaker. Food that's delicious; food that “stands by” ‘through the morning. Start cach day that way. Your groter has Quick Quaker— also Quaker Oats as you have always ‘known them. Quick Quaker} CAPITOL THEATRE Tonight—Tuesday TA sct of teeth that most small dental. offices would have to TUESDAY, NOVEMI NOVEMBER 2 2, 1926 | of the parish and visiting delegates. baa Wilson and Rev. both of Mandan, will be the: ervice will be held in the church i 8:15 when address by Bishop J. P, Tyler, Fargo, Thomas Simpson, Valley on the program of the church. public is cordially this service. ‘hursda: will cel brate the Holy Communion iy be followed by ‘ork of ‘neighbors packgd the hall to wa‘ch| Gui," aad rgo, will speak | the Indians in N Thesfollowing clergy to attend as eta. to th ery meeting: ed) ter, D. mestowi = New York Special George W.) speakers, s will be atid | City, are very good The | the crop situation ‘this ited to attend | County Treasurer G. morning Bishop Tyler and conduct a 1s clergy at 10/ o'clock conferen “Quiet | 0 hool fternoon at Woman's Au: he Rev. H. R Current ta: the ures ar October, J. 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Il bridge and” am | | i q | tux collections totaled $1,039,614.51, \Burleigh County le due Tax Payments Are |; Larger 1 This Year cent has now first installments, and a notice has} C while car the collections have amounted to been mailed to ev county who has not paid his taxes in full. October tax collections included the following items: Current taxes jor taxes cellaneous collections . demptions from sale . Farm loans .. Interest on Contract land Inheritance tax . were |¢- the treasurer's otto : H ‘AT THE |! MOVIES . ¢ 12 cans Minneopa brand ‘Peaches (large cans) for best 5 ears . 12 cans Minneopa_ brand a book salesman ruined for bes T sold a few books, I asible not to sell gave it up as a bad job. 5 or Boardman plays ‘t dditional penalty of three per| ing nine role opposite F heen added to all unpaid] Sally ‘O'Neil, Ernest . G David Torrence Clary, Forrest Seabury. Sparks are also in th was adapted by Frede Hatten from the nov the same pe riod this swam! 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