The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1931, Page 8

= Y THE BISMARCK TRIBUNK, Kalispell Struck by ! = * Mouse Bi = Wind and Hail Storm | "hat Rattlesnake ‘| i} { eek = Kalispell, Mont, June 19—()—a | *#——__—#| Wind and hail storm caused heavy in this vicinity, In Kalispell, *|500 Attend Barnes Pioneers’ Picnic egins to Nashville, Ind., June 19.—(?)— Rattlesnakes and mice don’t mix, Valley City, N. D., June 19.—(?)— Nearly 500 of the earliest settlers of Barnes county attended the annual who pursue the musk-deer cn the; jsouthern slopes of the Himalaya mountains for the glands from which expensive perfume is obtained, run the risk of having their eyesight and |hearing imparied by the strong odor. HISTORIC HOTEL BURNS Dance Saturday night at the Dome to Bronson’s Bostonians, 9-piece colored orchestra, Macon, Ga., June 19.—(7)—The left wing of the 95-year old Hotel Lanier, headquarters of the state government while Sherman was marching through Georgia, was destroyed by fire early _ Bill Gates says—it’s hard on the picnic of the Barnes County Pioneer snakes. | club ‘Thursday. Gates, who has a five-foot rat- Musical numbers on the program tler in a cage at his store here, | were provided by the Dazey band and put a mouse inside, for the rep- ' Valley City saxophone quartet. Mr. tile to eat. Instead, he said the {and Mrs, Fred Wagoner, Oriska, two mouse began eating the button | old-timers of the county, also enter- and rattles off the snake. tained with violin and piano selec- To save the snake, he removed | tions, Friday and the rest of the six-story windows in homes and office build- j Structure except thé fireproof right dhgs were broken and the tops of au- Ser punctured by hail and the of a carnival blown down. In The rural section, barns and summer wecort anes were unroofed, poul- ‘Wy killed and crops flattened. = One greenhouse owner said the hail N. D. Elevator Man Sought by Posses wing was badly damaged. Milton, N. D., June 19.—(#)—Posses ; ~~ re a __—_—_—_<_<<<<$$<—————————_—} New — Dainty — Delicious! from three cities were searching the | territory north of here Friday for a! trace of Sam O. Tollefson, 69, man- — of the Farmers’ Elevator com- ould cost him #3000 and another} the mouse ‘Professor W. W. Wemett, Valley | Dany and a prominent Cavalier coun. | = ‘ said he would be out $2,000. ——————— j City, eulogized the pioneer in the/ty resident, who disappeared June | SUPREME The Kalispell Elks temple lost 1 A dyentists to Have | principal address of the day. Anold-|39, put whose disappearence was not | ! | 6 Pool Lari Several schools also Ch hat McClusky |" dance concluded the outing. made known generally until ‘Thurs-| DEPE A ry i 2 urch a ij day night. H —_—_—__ | MOTORMA! AY FLY Friday county officials and residents | i oe posroneD McClusky, N. D., June 19.—Ground | New York, June 19—(?)—John Mc- of Milton, Langdon and Hannah be-| “HERE can be H Minneapolis, June 19—(#)—Changes | |was broken here Monday for a new Seventh Day Adventist church. Mem~- bers of the church have furnished | teams and man power to do the work. | Namara, motorman, is foresignted. If street cars go out of existence he has another trade. He has obtained a license to fly as a precaution agains: the doom of trolleys, he says. gan a hunt of the brush country north of here as the most likely place. His family and persons connected with the elevator withheld informa- tion of his disappearance until Thurs- J eRxedaeeer>a Soresctos ih freight rates on potatoes from Northwest states to Chicago, St. Louis | and other points will not become ef- | fective until Dec. 3, instead of July no better malt at any price. You | COOKIES } 33, i i Inter- |The task of excavating a basement | i \f : State sealer) ereaimiseiooy”nosord= | 98 feet wide and 48 feet. long, to a HUNTERS RUN RISK on pa Las no peu fees | cal n besure of that. ing to announcement Thursday by|depth of about 4 feet, probably will] |, vari) Lamas So PSS lit eG a simone tik ' tie Oliver W. Tong, manager of the Min- | be completed within a few days. nets | inh in bettl Sik SiG “ters Souhiar aban lo gees Tae. working crispy Saint Paul t Reapolis ‘Shippers Protective associ-! Officials of the church and the |It smells nice in es, inters | clothing whe! ‘seen here, | a o-eniier HAMM a, Gtion. building committee have not yet de- ' eee cided whether to erect the building eben es BEAUTY CONTEST LOOMS _| this summer or wait until ; i f Galveston, Tex., June 19.—(#)—Le-| Concrete work for the ba | jaey acne 4 $31 action attacking the award of the foundation, however, will | 5 title Miss United States to Anne Lec | | 4 Patterson, 18 year old Ludlow, Ky.,| “i | Always | 25 oe. is in prospect. oe William Pith ES c 5 terwood, Jr., Dallas, Tex. avia~ ; ( : 4 | cg ‘enthusiast, announced he had|hotels for pee cue givennioe | uniform and AT YOUR GROCER'S ' © | employed counsel to contest the| United Kingdom Trust has given £10- | Gward. presented at the 12th inter-|000 to an association sponsoring 200 dependable | national pageant of beauty here last | hotels providing lodging for hikers at cuppeeadtecoes F< | ‘Monday night. 25 cents a night. i Manchester Biscuit Co. i = ia Supreme Bakers i Pa) « - Ce HAMM COMPANY BRANCH 1 Phone 88 5th & Front ; $ Bertsch’s Cash and Carry Grocery swe Phone 903 5 ; 520 Broadway HE RED & WHITE stor: ; Kitchen Klenzer, 6 cans for ——— ; S t d y S 1 Minneopa Nectar, any flavor, per bottle Owned and Operated by ; a ur a ecia S \ a, 24 cm 7 2 fo " ’ Strawberries, 26 dM, Wand Gel 5 | { oo ahperniet ali y quarts .......65 C | tine Dessert, 4 for c \ Soda Cracke! lb. box ..- Tomato Soup, 4 cans for ... Phone ar a 311 Seventh Street canton tees 7g f Laundry Soap, 10 bars for . ‘our Free Deliveries Each Day fee deen sae aad 23c per dozen . a tc b Princess Patt or Maxwell House Coffee, per Ib. ..... 38 z 5 = uae: AVateraitions and Gantaloupes‘on tee Saturday, June 20 to Friday, June 26, Incl. Specials for Friday and Saturday IN ‘Dolly Varden Cor. «=, eal Varden China Oats, Sed pe - large 4 fee, 45c grade ... 36c package ..... ate 26c Gh Soap Grains i: PUFFED WHEAT 2 vin 23C Dromedary Dates, pkg. 18¢ Chateau Cheese, pkg. ...17¢ Certo, large -29c Dill Pickles, qt. jar ....24¢ Red & White Whole Kernel Corn, 2 cans ».......35¢ 4 lb. Raisins .........35¢ Red & White Mayonnaise, CERTO PER BOTTLE Dolly Varden Corn Flakes, Matches, 6 boxes 14c large pkg., 2 for FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 19¢c oot Beer Ex- sedis oener + 24e ds of Spices, i 3 cal if Blue & White Tomatoes, i 2 No. 2'9 cans ......29¢ 1h Brill 10c pkgs. -15¢ s or Red & White R tract All Kin Jensen’s Grocery Stone ¥Y pint jar .........17¢ Pure Preserves, Red & White Baking Pow- Four Deliveries Daily — 9 - 10:30 - 3 - 4:30 o’Clock AL. Lace 2 Abe Jar assassins 49c | der, 1 Ib. can .......28¢ : 6} HouseholdCleanser 5c fh ee : || WDAY Listen to the Red & White stores KFYR { Far; di Tuesd: SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Erp ears vend Sacindey. siitaaie 10M Get: 1 Pkg. IGA 2 Lb. Cocoa 1 Pkg. IGA Fluffy Cake Flour 1—2 oz. IGA Pure Lemon or ’ Vanilla Extract cal At Less sx 1—10¢ 4 oz. IGA Baking Powder 7 107 Fifth Street Opposite Patterson Hotel Phone 1612 FREE TITTLE BROS. PETILEE CO.we . _ Saturday Specials 10h} Soap wasnxc Powder 19¢ PORK & BEANS ‘Siva. cme ZOE Camp's. DAD’S DAY CANDY Cello Tis ee Qe U. S. 400 MAIN AVE. INSPECTED MEATS This ia our town’s big bar- wain center to fine groc th: essen MORNING SPECIALS -- 7 A. M. to 12 M. PORK ROAST trereever'v. "10 | VEAL STEW pert"... 10¢ per ibs .5 63.665. Quart Box STRAWBERRIES speciai Price Fancy Missouri Grapefruit, small, seed- jess, 5 for ...... seeeeree Pineapple, Cuban, large, 2 for Oranges, Calif, sweet, 3 dozen more money here than in any other place. ‘The fact that it comes from us, ix a guarantee that it is all right—We 35c 49c 3 Ibs. een... 350. | ee cn oe ee : SPARERIB rege Meaty, lléc . the gainer, be eer eseesere BREAD itt tor vise ovstoesno 15¢ * “s Ea eaT TOMATO SOUP, Camphell’s, 4 cans .....ee0eseees 25¢ P ORK CHOP: = ‘t pages ” eee L4€ Nougat Cake %4 cup 1.G.A. Cocoa 1 cup sugar Apricots, No. Radishes, fancy, apes i pecctopsiertenng | LGR aang ponder ALL DAY. SPECIALS Pineapp! Cantaloupe, fancy Calif., * Hay tan nee : f reg. 15¢ tin, 2 for . 2 for wes senaceassetsecs 25c 1 cup four mill a cup chopped walnuts B Fresh Ground, Cc Preserves, grape and Potatoes, new g % cups LGA, @ Flour (sifted before measuring) re F 3 raspberry, 2 lb, jar ..... SOs ik to esses: 20c Cream shortening and sugar toxether, Stir in exe yolks PER BOTTLE POP Uh. 20.6 ose crcined os vows soe oe I A and sour milk. jour, soda and cocoa sifted together. esh eo 38c Bae 4c ‘Add baking powder and’ walnuts. ‘Fold in. beaten ees PORK LIVE Fresh Sliced, 9 ee Whites. | Bake in loaf tin in moderate oven (850 deg) for r © per Ib. ,............ Cc > ese, 5 minutes. , Long Horn ... Quick Fudge Frosting : RING BOLOGN. —“. “_— 134c 1 egg white, beaten, % cup powdered sugar, 1 tb. melted | Gold Medal, man Triumph, large, butter, 3 tbs. I.G.A.’ Cocoa, % ts. LG.A. Vanilla, AKE FLOUR POTATOES "2"! ig C Pier ait assis ec Oe CHICKENS !=*h Prem 19¢ Marshmallows, 1 Ib. pkg. « ‘SUGAR, 10 Ib. bag (limit) ..........49 Cs) Smoked, Sugar Cured, BACON SQUARES / eran _ LG, A. SPECIAL Sere a Bh veces LOBC Bee ae For Saturday Only at Bismarck Stores red, 1 Ib. flat tins 23 Cc | any flavor, ae ore 1 9c WISCONSIN CHEES ce a 18c For Hot Weather Drinks Pork and Beans, : Matches, “1 a reg. 100 can, 8 for sees 23¢ per Pkg. 1 dozen Medium Sunkist Oranges .:... 29¢ TOMATOES, Fresh, 2) | CS re 23c Quality in Every Ounce } Sugar, granulated, 5 5 Toilet Tissue. 19 1 dozen Large Sunkist Lemons ........ 37¢ - . 4 oY { u 10 Ib. bag veeeeeceee wee DOC | “stone's,” 3 for .....000 c fis 7 Quality Fruits and Vegetables sid i TOTAL COST .evsseeseeeraneeen 66¢ Fresh Fruits Me en Canned Vegetable Deal 1 No. 2 tin Early June Peas, 1 No. 2 tin Crosby Sweet Corn, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Strawberries, Cantaloupes, Grapefruit, Oranges, Apples, Lemons, Bananas, Apricots, Ripe Tomatoes 2 pounds, for .......neseo- 25e @ bunches for .........19€ i 1 No. 2 tin Tomatoes, regular 40c value, i Watenneions: ; : ' Ree amare eer 30c HEADQUARTERS FOR WATERMELONS and Watermelon ee ip ORO lee ee READY TO EAT ‘Honeydew Melons, 40 Oranges, small, Sardines, 1-4 oil, 5c | samen: Pink, No.1 tat, Vegetables - x. SIM uw. 35c and C ' juley, 3 dozen for ..... DTC jomes Ss ye ge an aaa paslcass Early Ohios, New Cabbage, New Potatoes, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, I Wate 3 cans for ...... ic BBe s et OBE Lettuce, Celery, Carrots, Green Onions, Radishes ce atermelons Ice Crackers, krispy, 29c Onions, Texas silver, 22c Cold ‘i Cantaloupe Cold 2 Ib. pkg. ...----eeeeeeee 3 Ibs. for sete eeeeeaeeees CHICKENS—Milk Fed, Fresh Dressed a ‘ Grandma’: . Catsup, Stone's, , oO “(otis Wy oe Renney 19c Fresh g Pownts 25 Fresh | | es SPRING CHICKENS—Dressed to Order Tomatoes for Cc Tomatoes GINGER SNAPS (x0-ues 23c Bismarck et] Stores Phone 1080— BISMARCK FOOD MKT. —408 Bdwy. Phone 199-W— BROADWAY FOOD MKT. —122 ¢th St. Phone 564— COOK’S GROCERY —508 Ave. D Phone 279— DICK’S GROCERY, No.1 —710 Thayer Phone 878— DICK’S GROCERY, No.2 —308 13th St. Phone'177— | OWENS’ GROCERY —310 So. 10th Phone 371— ‘ R.T. GROCERY —204 Sth St. Phone 611— | SPEAKS GROCERY —216 Bdwy. Marcovitz Grocery 905 Front Avenue — Phone 957, We Please Where Others Promise YE FRIEND TELL