The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1927, Page 3

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1927 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THREE : a i a rae in 1884 he established nituin’’ 8% per cont rate on day to day loans." to ty paper, The Glacier, at Banks culled from $10,000,000 to $20. | cou urged to be present at the prayer! “DUMB, DRIVEN | meeting Wednes evening. It is and heifers from 5.50 to 8.00.'been in formation in the northwesten| Simon:, The trouble with Fenestra jthe time to elect delegates to the | 000,000 in loans daily in the last half, Ofte im- ings above the ordinary of the | part of the state among a few indi-|is she has too mach pulchritude. convention and attend to other Pastor at Dawson of the week, but brokers had little : i Was le latter class sold vpwards to 7.50 to viduals who have publicly stated that | Ciaunctia: That's funayy- 1 al- portant business of great impo Leaving Alaska in 1888, Dr. Young difficulty in replacing them. No! 6.50 iv_load ints for cows and heifers ey were going to do what they could | wavs thouyht she was kinda pretty,— ance. This is the last business meet- | | held pastorates in Long Beach, Cal., changes were announced in federal eypecially. CutieiN finished at 4.35 to destroy the orth Dakota Wheat | Judge: {ing before the convention. | Gedar Falls, Caberty, HL, and reserve rediscount rates, Dividend 00, bu ‘ and vealers wers? ter, 0. For ten years he re- distributions during the week agye ad feed PESO eerecleret| RTE on ORSE oster, ‘or ten he re- distributions during the week agge- coder } c paca PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH pa ‘away and th ed the gated about $250,000,000, much of 5 for half ART TEFORE HOt Man Insured as Cook, Killed les with the general run of the past few weeks a conspiracy has re 75 for half’ = BURNED BY ELECTRICITY ad wife? stampede across the Chilcott: Pass to which was expected ito find. ite .wa sth (85 for light La pete 5 a Champ Rests Frem Journey) the iclondike sand gistablisved the ack into the securities market, * Freee went He ahs Hay Lee eee ‘a . of; , ers, ‘the bulk selling Finley, who has been working’ on tl Show, | on Way to Work in Mine— | Morning —Opponent Takes Time Off / first Presbyterian church at Dawson, U. S. ‘Steel common, Generai Mo-! D to 8.00 on steers and hookup lines of the Otter Tail Powe Stow, London. oe by KFYR. . | when that city was “wide open.” Go- tors, and General Electric were the WW for cows and heifers. company near LaMoure, narrowly es- TE SO Gets $180 Judgment Organ prelud to Visit Fair ‘ing down the Yukon hives the next market leaders, all attaining new Ket this week ies Jocelyn” Godard year he established missions at Eagle peak prices on, a heavy turnover.| way a 50 to ib cents rise on light when 2,300 volts of electricity passe Are fashions less extreme pases Mrs. R. E. Morris, organist aes _— and Rampart and then joined the Pools were actively at work among| hogs, thes finwhing with a top of through his body ashe made : ‘ If a man. obtains a casualty in- 1 Will Arise” Harker] Chicago, Sept. 3.—UP)— Quart rush to Nome, where he con the specialties, and lifted nearly) iy iu at the close, while 210 to 250, “short” between two. wires : Not a bit—extremly lexs.— surance policy as a cook and is killed | y Church Quartet [in properties 70 miles work. In 1901 he was three score of them above their pre-| pound averages wound up at 9.7% toj working on a pole 35 feet above | Answers, London. while wroking at a more dangerous | Offertory: “Cavalleria Rusticana” {Tunney and Jack Dempsey ‘barred intendent of all P: vious maximum prices. . mostly 60 cents higher.' ground. deciapaclott Mia; BeHeRCIARIOR are” ens Mascagni workouts in favor of relaxation to- in Alaska und in Weakness of the oil shares reflect-| Hyvvier weights scored q. similar ade| EE: a titled to only as much ingurance as| Anthem: “Come to My Heart, day—the champion to rest from his y following lived agway, ed further gasoline price cuts, and 3 pound kinds selling} SELLS CLOTHING BUSINESS his premium would have purchased Lord Jesus” Ambrose journey from Speculator, N. Y., the Cordova and Fairbanks, vs: the publication of a number of un- to 10.00, while packing| Valley City.-Jesse R. Marqui at the rate charged for the more! Presbyterian Church Quartet y to attend a county ing the favorable earnings statements by te Sauned in th yum dinturn af Valley City has sold is clothing hazardous occupation, the supreme! Sermon: “Expansion”. they expect to resume jsuch companies as Atlantic Refining, is y 4 1 on lights, and finished mostly at store known as “The Wardrobe" to court has held in a’ cast appealed Wright, pastor. wes to’ Dr. Young left Alaska in 1913 and Pan Amerigan Petroleum. Pierce | 2 Migs are 60) cents lower | Herman Shark of Devils Lake. Mr from Morton county. Postlude: “H March” [keen edges at Soldier went to New York to become rrow issues sank to new lows on the | Marquisee has been in the clothing John MePeck ran a hotel at Zap Mendelssohn field, Sept representative for Alaska ¢ omission of the preferred dividend. fer ter She °Week: Withee: 12 business in Valley City for the past which he served as cook and in his} Evening service: 7:30. | Th r es of his) Presbyterian Board of Home H buying of the Weatern S yulk: Heavies being saited out 20.years, His partner, John Betsing lire hours shoveled coal at a near-| Prelude “In the Cloister avige (Optue Crest y Tanheyecake Eight yeurs later he went! Maryland issues was the outstanding LOO these Weiphine inostiy DELWHE Wisin dn association ‘with’ the ‘Theater mine, After working at night in R.E. Morris, organist tion, with visitors barred for today, n to gather. material for a feature of the railroad share trading:| Mt L100, these weighini: inostly Ohl ey proprietor the mine he would cook breakfast at ial music selected |while the champion looked into the ed Wik a ee a ac we ae ates po his hotel, take a nap, cook dinner, Bliss Olga Steen boating, bathing, riding, hiking and|_ Dr. Young married s Fannie E. terests, as part of their program in AG CRAKE. the Late aNine’ at Too Late To Classif: Last Time Tonight take another nap, cook supper and “Romance” Henselt | golfing possibilities of the to Kellogg in a, Alaska, in 1878. In strengthening their position’ in. the gas FR eee ees : y | then go to work in the mine. Sermon: “Why is the Church?” | Deering estate, 1809 he ree ived the degree of Doctor soft coal field Is, [4.50 to 6 a Seas) Oe pe eee He was insured as a cook but not Paul S. Wright | Dempsey had promised to visit the ¢f Divinity by Wooste ie Lee TT RS a killed by a train] Postlude: “Hungarian Romance” | Watseka county fair today ~-+| Suit Filed Against Seheole EEL nee Renee Adoree ‘route to the mine eS Stewart | Prehn of the Illinois state Livestock Review a . | FOR SALE-—Oak dining room. table. in to work. The insurance company] Attention is ealled to the chanze commission, and Manager Flynn de -+|-Officers of Wheat | 48 in. top, cheap. Call 612 Mandan. refused to pay and his wife sued, ob-}in the hour of the evening service ¢ day off for the fo: 4 a Hy 1178, n from all but ovth St. Paul, (A)—(U, 8. | ; era taining a judgment for approximately|to seven-thirty instead of eight as $1,000. formerly ‘The supreme court modified the decision of the | , cutti CRaa the. judgment “to Sito. vite ins PRINCESS : e te that, since ke Was cnot working asa cosu| 2 COMPANION as a cook al , when killed, his benefi akn in en ne aries under! THOUGHT LOST ae laa a were not entitled to pay sores te See i eo eat (Continued from page one) ern SU GL Raphael was expressed in view of the price lost about 3 cen the Flour business of con fe ~ CHURCHES stan sof the ; piven Tein th “YOUN iN DEAD sain consummate % 1 fey tee a @ i" si ing of wheat agains 3 ‘the ioe FIRST EVANGRLICAW CHURCH | 1,000 miles trom the st UE MN EL Earle Fe ieee 3 Premiums. fate tod: Corner of Seventh and Rosser Ave.| and as the light w hted only 24 James Oliver Curwood’s “BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY” Fox Comedy “WINE. WOMEN, AUERKRAUT” vly furnished ste 2 modern home, 610 Thaye . . 8. dl .. ey of A.)--Unevenness marked the, Growers’ Association ~ the cnttle divisi paiehs ted. the pos” Desirable grades of | efor pt ah ‘arer. (@t She stock together w clearer cold fully si cents hi calisthenics s Mee conditions of a million people paid ‘ = = A qui AND hither : s to Tunney in come in the loop, while Small of Hlinois and Will Beverly Hills called upon De steers and | (c h stockers duties avel haulers dy with spots as much plaint. bp URS SUIS TRA Ds cher, while in between nt eevee Mts Ded 2) loss. Cut ADS KNOW NOTHING : , OF SUITS FILING The Sons | of ‘Norw y Lodge eu Aa will hold their annual picnic he officers Wheat Giowers at the picnic grounds near ions have been can knowled, Sunny, Sunday, Sept. 4, start. ing at 11 o'clock. Everybod bring their own lunches, Cof- the com nges, while vealers are ind 50 cents higher on th 1 of 11.00 tu 13.00 for Filed few eurs of yearlings Mr. lime upward ‘to 176. of today. a ie as o 12 per cent ve been fee served free. All are wel- RAG MERAUser, | hours aft woul have A gad Missionary Author! dark northern 5 to 16 cents over) ‘4 iE snorning worship had to us s sper i . [the r, 13 per cent protein ‘ommunion 10:00 a.m, to get t ts fue , ‘ay | 10G Tents VOR BY 6 coaneeneeeimmenmemeaee = e will be in charge of | would have been 1 exhausted, | Struck By Interurban Car j 1022 cents over and.14 per cen: rutz, the district elder.| The position ind by the = . : : Near Clarksburg, W. Va. cae wheat declined three cen ee cet ee lwaek, closing at 1.38%, Although buyers fought the pre- ium on durum wheat, there was not suffivient movement of good new of crop lois as yet to break the cash ket. No. 1 amber was quoted in ange of 5 cents to 35 over the Duluth Septembe: ith No. 1 mixed » Sunday school, B. C.| report was half x in superintendent. at point the plane.| 0 pom. BE. LC, E. Topi her repor f the Tongue, run into headwin Evening service 8 p.m, subject, “United Brotherhood.” Plane Probably In Ocean Special music While was expressed ate the cht have been! ST. GEORGE'S ISCOPAL i Cc | » Would ‘lark: burg, W est Virgin’ i | - ah Dr. Ht ay he WILLIAM FOXK presents yadeieteny died “Here yas the result of ha by an interurban car ‘ced down in some i . H foundiand or eastern ss ut 3 to 34 cents ov: Duluth Sep (Corner Third and Thayer) GAPputdrieibarar Geta Samuel Hall Young, one af the, te durum showed. prncHellly no i Penta aes : pries to pr Ait price change for the week, as com Rev. F. i isha ei Rector London said they thought the pline’ often was deseribed Twine ip Cree Coa pie teen sTiwettihioBuriiny antes Trinity. ee eee northland” because he! Corn was decidedly easier for the e ep at han¢ : : iospel by dog team week und the decline in this grain a nd by extnos was tae ee ms to all sec rplanes and landsmen, Were Alaska. including the Avetic erlisted ina hunt that extended from’ settlements and even across Ottawa to the 1 from the ust across the retch of pel: Ch healing the man who was deaf and had an impediment | cea and in his speech. const, a & a, m.—-Hely Communion, 11 a, m.—Sung eucharist and ser mon. Mo ley —Monthly vestry meeting at 7 m Chureh” school starts on Sunday Sept. 18. ZION EVANGILIST LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Synod) reet and ma, A tor on the en depressing f tire list. Oats worked lower with corn, but at the lower level considerable spe ulative support came into the mark years of John due to the marked discounts at which voyages who “mushed" this grain is selling under eorn. t with his pack in every big gold rush,’ Barley was fairly st in the fu including the stampede to the Klon- tures, but liberal receipts weakened northeastern dike in 1898 and a veteran church the h market. to keep 2) wor! who organized th f Rye fluctuated almost — entire’y Protestant church in Alaska, Dr. Hall with wheat and failed to -show th lived to write and lecture on his ex- support displayed the week NOTICE FOR BIDS. periences. Among his book. No. 2 sol cents.to 4 cer Sealed bids will be received up to Days With John Muir, over the Septeh price, 2 o'clock Monday, y The Clan” and “Adventures in PI da decline for the wee’, Board of Edue: McKenzie, Dis- Alaska,” and on the Presbyterian the movement gf nes lecture platform in the states he wi ” i q Boston broade: Boston and Atlantic coast ‘ookout for v the y school in charge crops. of Miss ‘Ella Brelje, Supt, known for his intimate knowledge ' ee EPICS m.—Morning service (Ger- ae, seem at Hf the yolden martha gece i i's off J. F, Wildfang's rn in 184 x i © p. m.—The pastor will preach | } “Contracts to he let to lowest! Dr. Young was born In Butler, P Financial Review First presentation ao er responsible bidder vd bidders will 2, 1847, the son of a minister, @—— . 7:00 p. m>—Bible Hour in charge | q be required to furnish bonds ded the Unive v zs : atthe i CORA A. PAUL inceton Theologi ina: . Ps Hi ee ree se Clerk.y,iand the Western Theol Seq- combined with profit. tt in the northwest ish). h . inary and taught school in Siichisan, imparted an irregular trend to the SITY : — 1 and Pennsylvania be- price movement in this week's.» op rices ee ee Hone WANT ordained in 1878, Inarket, However, the persist : at popular pric Bids for 100 tons, mor Ss, As soon as he was ordained, Dr. mand for several of the volati q pore Avenue C and Seventh street finmp lignite. ¢ , Young went to Wrangell, Alask resulted in the ment of a of this thrilling 1. G, Monson, Pastor Sch Dist. No. ‘a missionary and explorer and spent new high reco Sunday morning of i e : r eves ‘the Tight to! orngpic? Reverenee for the Word pa ee wor 1 LAMB Special music by the choir. ea Te ten years on the southeast coast leading industrials. » pre. ing among the natives, even .be- sented sevBral strong points, but ths the white man’s law had been general trend in that group was. re-+ to the country. In 1879 and actionary on selling inspired by the inday school at 12, all classes. 11880, Dr. Young id John Muir disappointing trwffic and ¢ Hoven ini, seewice sat 8 jcamped on the site of Juneau, the statements, whieh. compare un | Topic: | New Revalation. . This] Gee the Holland Furnace present capital, before Joe of the corresponding | | \ | | ~ epic of all ‘screen entertainment. World's Greatest pe, The otion cel tonic is the first one of a series this es: ade the gold strike t fall. Following this the next in| demenstrated at the Missouri tite. tt Aili’ Muir he « Money was in plentiful supply atl 4 order will be The Church and the] § ir, Mandan. acier tha y bears the latter’s week, with no change reported in the Alinlnies Chuck Merneckinn ces Slope Fair, glacier that now bear: e latter’s wee c ported fession of Faith; Denominations; | = Unionism; Pentecostalism; | Sabba- tarianism These discourses may be given in the order named or they may not. pe FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Anan sta Synod) Corner Seventh Street. and Ave. D Rev. A. J. Malmquist, Pastor Sunday sehool 9:45 a. m. C. Laucu, superintendent.- Bibie class and classes for all grades, ” Divine service in English at 10:30 (4 a.m. ermon on the text of the day, the |) twelfth. Sabiay after Trinity, Matthew | ] 15:29-3; ‘Bubject: “The Great Human Dis- tress and the Divine Help.” Vesper service in English at & o'clock. ; Text 1 Corinthians 2:9-16. Sub-]1 jet “Spiritual Things Spiritually ee 4 Veen Pastor ee eee | A Look and a Ride subject | The choir e a ae § ‘ t ill sing the anthem “The Old Rugged | i Si 4 th i St | Raat Rata hone "El Will Tell Y ou r. ory ‘Organ music. “In Remembrance”, ; F 3 . ak 5 nd. | Marah te b Minor Drobers 7 ‘ My ene itcalled the AU Andie’ its new low pices. a tog i is Te (Classes for ail 1 ages) rs yee you'll kesow! eas America. ‘That's the car!” a) argue, t= F Wy for Pall and Winters Work) 0 } Ielonger. And ower. And new. NEW LOW PRICES jew in its manner of interpreting ponies will povack on the subject | ° pes aig ped : $ whe choix will sing the anthem beautyandAmerican standardsof Srpan Mint’ Clara’ Beballor ber iad Tit motor car comfort. New in its air e Hite itettaion an music, ri of fleetness and grace. New in its ,ogau Coupe 1015 Cabriolet - -91145 M LAGLEN - EDMUND LOWE } Sheppard; in the. Gleaming, ak inyitetion to pelas ores: the TOne: Sport Readater *1075 4-Door Sedan - 91145 , einer} sapecious Bods by Faber, tenee Seen «#1365 DOLORES DEL RIO and b { : wee ervien every: Wednesday |. un sports moles by Fisher. penn “i Le re i Ponne J an a supen cast RE FI mee ' Designed b: +) a EES S tory. Polieses include o Shee, fo _ | * Corner Pouree Ss Led pe! eke Bia for Peroni use on American Theresa igpey ee” 5 i : é 4 z “303 ot-Mornfag wera Une. ced roads! Thrilling all of America by rropuct OF GENERAL MOTORS : : E. Stockton, ‘argo, will speak, = Bi. = 5 a 0—Snnday ool, Fred Miller 4 7 rintendent. 5 200—Benior B. Y: P, U., Junior : ae B.Y. PU. F 8,00—Evening worship, the sub- ject for the sermon will Me, “What Have You in‘ the House? Taki Stock.” Hs iia oe yikes Stair. Motor Com pany COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. STH PERFORMANCES—7:15 & 9 P.M...» -MATINEES DAILY AT 2:30 Evening Admission ................. .50¢e.& 25e eee Raine ‘Wednesday eveni Ir meeting, followed. by the” monthly ees! meeti irharedey afternoon the Aid will meet. There will be a very important ing of the church Sunday marn- ‘ } | ing. Dr. Fred Stoekton will be with ¢ « vs and wishes to confer with us about the -coming ‘State Convention. —~ “All ine Juniors are soaeseted: to: be at the church Sunday evening at T:0 cnigete, We are starting the; q if Junior B, Y. P. U. again, Every member of eine church~ is Dhctenoene