The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1926 LOCAL ELKS 1 BURLEIGH 00 [pede all Ca Wee ge Rema laa: for Cae ae, Reataltal DEDICATES SCHOOL \community was invice!. ‘The Luitd ; veing ubove the #00-pound mark. — | hardware gtore real 16 degrees be-| 4 We. nee schout “bultdi ¢ Is model leaky. tus uv " | , Membe the assoviation are} low at 4 o'clock this morning. At s vareehisuticee| ides Aa! RRR ato ee Hay Breen, L. J.| oelock this morning it registered, Here was dedicated Friday afternoon represents nt of Cs ight below with a wind from the) 4t 4 progr and do! ‘ S. Craven, Ed Brown, E. M. Gosney, State Pen‘fon-| s i & : * | J. Splonskowski, rik Sol- pris at park greenhouses shov- ; MPU berg, A.C. Jordan, Oswald Oss, Her-|e° "0 below zero at 7 a. m. this Iman Odg, Emanuel Sasse, Wilton &| wo.uing and 17 below at 9 o’elock. | E j Knight, Lohstretter Bros. and Wil-; —--- | | PAY TRIBUTE | TODEPARTED Alex Macdonald of Glencoe) Gives Fitting Address at Annual Services th bringing, a little warmth. liam J. Weiss. The tester for the) ,‘ftnkato, Minn., Dec. 6—@)—The | ‘ jcineuit is My E. Balk ef (Bismarck. | (emperature fell to 14 below last | 210 Cows Have Average Pro-! ————— night, according to the official gov- i duction. For Nein. Fis ‘EASTERN PART ernment record, marking the lowest it has reached this season. Above State Average OT hGw covenEs Thee oltbigie na ere aq Winona, ‘Minn, Dee. 6—V)—Wi Delight HIM with something anusuai - This Christmas? An average production’ of 263 Member lodge a ‘pounds of butterf: 8 4 (Continued from page one) ter hel Winona in its grip toda aaa the 1 Surid the 210 ‘dows’ in NG: Ret rare PY) continued the cold weather of lite| with the mercury down to 11 below Habito t ie Whe nvineal ine members of the Burleigh County | — ; ‘ ; zero ana a half foot of snow on the Search through every store and you'll not find a morial services of the lodge, ae {useriation durin ‘the| rcesda Tin oats, paki crate ele ot ‘ gift for any MAN that will give him more REAL Be sregitee of the Bisn es ale summary of the individual ree-|@24ine its appearance in western lasting pleacure than an ACCESSORY for his au- livered the memorial addres. Prin ords of the cows prepared by A, M.| me eg today and, working east- tomobile. q ciples for which the 7 y, dairy extensi ¥ st ‘ward. . ss explained ‘by North. Dakota Agricultural cql-|, St, Paul had a minimum of eight!! Give Your Clothes a AEE F also. gave a tribute t nd County ABER ACEL below zero. Minneapolis registere: oa * er di oe Bismasch, The nvctane Cues" | sn official minimum of two below Bath Here Is 2 List to Choose From The old tim m I have found in oe state, produces only 140 pounds ke Sel lad Sali tas’ gto a Bath \ Herns j Sisp Lights my Xperience of near years, + | of butterta i : > s were always ready to give of their In the circuit the average value off the fey blasts, with Spooner and : Dash Clcecks Rediater Emblems en feih the ounEee huiterfat predbeed “per | c8W was) To emote eee oe ee all Motcmetcrs Windshield Wipers help with the younger $107.91, the avePage fee ne £0 cight- eur- _ ‘ . Ss follow donald said. cow $44.89, and the svchigs ly yesterday. Hunters in the vieinity|] ceive their frequent bath |} Glass Side Wings (for closed cars) Speaking of the Elks’ above feed cost $63.09. Of the 210/°f Spooner are being forced from the) | __ ‘ ~ ae ‘ Wau- but how ebout your There end many cther' useful ACCESSORIES wiii cows, more than half produced in ex-, ¥00ds by. the frigid weather. 2 A reported 12 below and LaCrosse)! clothes which are ex- |) be fourd in our gift department. Macdonald declared cess of 250 pounds of butterfat, and | * ot mann ‘or real Ame in citi- only 17 produced less than 150 : : : Heaship based upon recognition of pounds. These low producing ani-| FL tt ty aoe te Reel posed to direct dirt and cere : the constitution and upon the broth- mals are eliminated as soon as their ‘ay “digging out” of snows that came a WOMEN i, ENJOY SHOPPING IN OUR Wehwod of | records are established through the! Saturday night and yesterday, with, grime? Clothes should ” STORE - . ; anization stands higher . 3 i ing work, and this is the the work made difficult by the tem-j/ pe clenncd at least once |! ne e Elks in the carrying out ef MME, BERTHA KALICH in Hermann Sudermann’s immortal drama, |" that the average for all the! perature drops that came on the heels : 1 \ BEERS principles,” Mr. Macdonald de-| “MAGDA.” cows in the circuit is so high, of th storms. a month. ean vn sore ts Weturn tn Higher eee | LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY Tennyson's “Crossing — the a ou ri 5 RRS aE ures for the different classes|_ St. Cloud, De Mercury in “ : tofamaee-r- vot counties of Oliver, Divide, Renville| cast for him show how the number of | of animals show that it costs more|St: Cloud thermor tumbled to eee deat yn An Annual Event and Wil hd a total Progres-| his supporters has declined. His| to feed the higher producing ani-|!! below. zero last night to set a new : ™ an an- | sive in over the 1926 vote represents a loss of 7 1| mals, but that the return above feed |“ sat lied December record, according to res in f it reformatory weather bu- ; , ha/reau. More than five inches of snow ° C electoral vote for attorney-general in| average return above feed cost for! {¢l! in central Minnesota over the - - r 1920. cows producing 400 pounds of butter- | “¢ek-end. A | | A special | votes The total gain of the progressive | fat or more was $110.56; 300 to 400 | nds, $84.41; to 300 pounds, MINNESOTA HAS . : a state senate from the counties of| for governor was 20,682 votes, a to- 200° to 250 pounds, ‘$56.87; | REAL COLD SNAP ee Eos. In Minneapolis kot | ey Your Choice of Burke and Divide in 1918 and again] tal which would probably have been 150 to 200 pounds, $39.91, and below | Hibbing, Minn. Dec. n the! fige otes, The D es from the vote cast for him in| cost is much higher for the good pro-! the ry holding exercises on the! erat ndidate in the 1922] 1922 and a loss of 107,906 from his ducers than the poor ones, TI Sunday in December in mem-/ election, ived a total of 739 y y of the members of the order| and the ul party, lost who ha y. ritual service is used for the occa Ralph Ingerson, who elected to the} Republicans over the 1922 ele¢tion p daw able to poll on | greater by votes had the Demo-| 150 pounds, $16.59. | mereury reached the lowest mark of! i 1 | crats not had a candidate in the field| Feed for the’ highest producing ‘ie scason this year when the weath- The total loss for the radi- Cows cost $32.13 more than for thé ained by Lemke and Inger- | lowest one; butterfat from the high-| Burke in his tet composed of M norship this y he poll-| son, was 76,074 votes. est animals was worth $126.10 more 3 - ‘ Mrs. Hernan ed only Sorlie reeeiv- in of the progressives over | than from the lowest ones. Of the, be | a 1Sson ial figures was 96,-|210 cows, 75 produced more than 300 | - DRY ‘ fhe Bismarck Phone 258 he decline in the power of Lemke | * zier, elected senator | Pounds of butterfat during the year. CLEANING Send it Mandan 96 Fer Business Reasons is shown by the total vote of — the s generally regarded) | Jordan Herd High eileen 3 ; clections of 1920, 1921, 1922 a cker of the Lemke-Inger- ele A. C, Jordan herd had the : ” F IS JUSTIFIED | The ritual work was then given, ke cREMAIONEOE son combine this year, but Lemke re- | hixhest record for butterfat produc- my a : BY EVERY | efter which the quartet san “The Tyaning for attorney ie “4 y 4,077 votes to 107,921 for, Hon. ng 3 GOLDEN WEST LAUNDRY i STANDARD Home Light! by i jy20, Lemke defeated BR. J. Kamplin Mes. T. J. Logan Mandan, N. D. } | OF GOO! ence joined in si by polling 112,883 votes to Kamp-| , —— re Hl the meeting was lin’s 10: ty AOL Deriike ayaa eel BUY LAND JUDGMEN | Ke Morris playin by the: Sater, nbjorn! 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In other. words, we know that our prices will be sufficiently high so that special premiums will be of no interest to you. kets, at Come in and let us give you our prices and terms, or call us and we will look your car over and make you a price and terms Which wi!! mest with your approval. , All Work Guaranteed DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO., INC. Oldsmobile Sales and Service Bismarck, North Dakota , Phone 428 215 Main St. Open F Tues. Eve., Dec. 7th’ > AUDITORIUM CURTAIN 8:00 P.M. SHARD : MAIL,ORDERS NOW First Transcontinental Tour of the World’s Greatest Tragedienhe Pens,’ $2.50 up. Pencils $1.00 up. Sets $5.00 up. to take the vanced position it now maintains in pressing for national legislation aim- ed toward the stabilization and ef- fective protection of agriculture.” The interest of industry in the At better stores everywhere THE MOORE PEN CO. BOSTON. MASS. ss Unlil 8:30 We will meet legitimate competition in this territory. , We will go even further. 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