The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1936, Page 9

PRTER P. MOSZER, 37, | DIES AT SAN HAVEN Tuberculosis Victim to Be Bur- ied in St. Mary's Ceme- tery Saturday Peter P. Mosger, 37, a resident of Bismarck for the last seven Pagel and formerly of Strasburg, died at 10 a. m., ‘Thursday, of the Sen Haven tuberculosis sanitarium, ac- cording to word received by his fam- ily here. Mr. Mosger was taken to the San Haven institution about six months! ago, suffering from a tuberculosis in-! fection. His body will be brought here tonight and will le in the Cainan Funeral parlors until time for the funeral Saturday Rites will be held at 8 a. m., Sat- urday, at St. Mary’s procathedral with Rev. Father Robert of- ficiating. Interment will be in St. Mary’s cemetery. ‘Mr. Moszer was born Aug. 4, 1898, in south Russia. He emigrated to the United States with his parents when he was seven years old. The family settled at Strasburg in Emmons county where the son remained until seven years ago when he moved to Bismarck. He married Miss Barbara Schumacher Dec .1, 1917, at Bismarck. ‘Their home ts at 304% Main Ave. i DI | Stilted Effort erence to a “stilted effort” was a slur. The 15-1 warehouse at 35th street and 1]th avenue has been left standing on stilts while veld build elevated railroad tracks through its lower stories. ee arg to the Sp romeia of repeal Besides his widow, he leaves four rete by Beebe ot aa! ine sons, Aloysius, Edward, Jerome and|which nullifies it. Edwin Moaver, all at home; brothers, Sebastian and Anton, both of Strasburg; Mathew of Orrin, N. D., and Joseph of Wakapala, 8. D., and three sisters, Mrs, Joseph Fettig apa: Mrs, George Lier, of Orrin, a Anton Schneider of ‘wakapala. His brothers and brothers-in-law ‘will act as pallbearers during the fu- he services, ———————————— | | ‘Cookie’s’ Life One ‘ Meal After Another Berd T. G. “Cookie” Brynjulson is undoubtedly the busiest cook for Many miles around. For one morning's breakfast he flipped 500 “flap jacks” off two griddies, made syrup from 25 pounds of brown sugar, served up six pounds of oatmeal and poured out 10 gallons of milk to round out the menu. When “Cookie” bakes a cake he uses 36 eggs and when he serves the “hen fruit” in scrambled fashion he cracks a total of 250 into the sizzling frying pans. Part of one meal that he served earlier in the week consisted of 18 apple pies, 15 loaves of bread, 10 Gallons of milk and a bushel and a half of potatoes. His recipe for veal stew calls for 25 pounds of veal and a peck of carrots; when he serves canned tomatoes he simply opens up five one-gallon cans and when dill pickles are on the “bill of fare,” it means two gallons. You may have guessed it. Brynjulson is cook at Chan Owapi, Missouri Valley Area Boy Scout camp on Wildwood lake, where over 100 healthy, hungry youths come running whenever they hear “soup’s on.” America’s own great love: story, “The Harvester”—Capi- | tol, Sat. - Sun. - Mon. CONSTIPATION MAY BE MORE SERIOUS THAN YOU. THINK It Causes Discomfort, May Even Lead to Disease neglect of regular habit one cause of headac! tite, velops when cise. Fortunately, today, & generous source o! “bulk” in Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN. B and contains iron. consult your doctor. Bold by all Il grocers. Made al | logg in Battle Creek. ear 9:30 - 10:30 A. M. — WE DELIVER — 2:30 - 4:30 P. M. WEEK-END SPECIALS Lettuce, fresh, crisp heads, 2 for Radishes, 5 bunches .. FRESHEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CATSUP, Minneopa, 14 oz. bottles, Hoar ven me; 2 lo. 2 sieve, Cc 2 cans for .. oe omy | 7 c DICED ee Phillips’, ° 2 No. 2 cans ppd TISSUE, U. S. Inspected Corn Fed MEATS BEEF - PORK - VEAL T-BONE, SIRLOIN and { — STEAKS RK CHOPS VEAL — CHOPS os. .... 19e ed Ib. 512 Ave. D BUTTER No. 1 cream- 30 c 17c DILL PICKLES, Happyvale, quart Conese: ieee act 1 pound ... . 82 3 pounds .. 211 95e FRUITS - VEGETABLES Wax Beans, Carrots, Cab- bage, Cucumbers, Ripe Tomatoes, Head Lettuce, Celery, New Potatoes CARROTS, Green 8 tops, 2 bunches ... Cc CUCUMBERS, i 10c Fancy large, each RADISHES, Home — 3 bunches CHICKENS, to STRICTLY FRESH EGGS grown, roast, per Ib. . 25 Cc Constipation® is not a condition to be treated lightly. Beste nation tend to lower your resis- tance. Then there is the actual discomfort. For constipation* is hes, poor appe- Common constipation usually de- you eat meals that lack sufficient “bulk.” Your system fails to get needed internal exer- you have * effective Within the body, the “bulk” in Att-Bran absorbs moisture, and forms a soft mass, which gently cleanses the system. This natural laxative food also supplies vitamin Serve ALL-BRAN as & cereal, with | milk or cream, or cook into ‘muffins, breads, etc. Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. Stub- |, born cases may require ALL-BRAN oftener. If not relieved this way, Aut-Bran is guaranteed by the Kellogg Cra as an effective for consti one el- *Constipation due to insufficient “bulk” (=) Richholt Groce THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1986 Wildlife Group Will Hold Sunday Session Minot, N. D., June 12.—()—Invita- tions to attend the convention of the | North Dakota Wildlife association Sunday at Arrowwood lake southeast of Carrington have been sent ap- proximately 125 individuals and groups throughout the staté, Attorney Lyle D, Johnson of Minot, secretary- Friday. Delegates and association members from the 12 state districts will assem- ble at Camp BF-2 on the CCC, Jim and Arrowwood project of the bureau of biological survey, for the opening session at 10 a. m. Following a dinner to be served at) the camp, the group will convene for; ‘ Maid Flour of the State treasurer of the organization, sl Says Mrs. B. A. Kinzer of Valley City Look for thisemblem when you buy flour. It is displayed by grocers who sell Dakota an afternoon session scheduled to end by 3 p.m. OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Grand Forks, June 12.—(#)—The silver anniversary celebration at Pi} chapter of Alpha Phi at the Univer- sity of North Dakota closed Thursday night with an address by Hazel B. Neilson of Washington. Eight of the 17 women who founded the chapter 27 years ago were pres-| ent, | | Om an average, there are 3% pounds | of salt to every 100 pounds of ocean — “America’s own great love ‘story, “The Harvester”—Capi- | |tol, Sat. - Sun. - Mon. | rection of pollution and wild life cul- Tri-State Group to Advance Valley Plan Fergus Falls, June 12.—(®)—Conser- vation of water; flood prevention, cor- ture were discussed at a meeting Thursday night of the tri-state com- mittee seeking correction of condi- tions in the Red River valley. The meeting was presided over by Dr. Julius Theurer, mayor of Fergus Falls. W. W. Horner of St. Louis, chair- ;man of the national resources com- ‘mittee and consultant, outlined the need ahd desirability of a comprehen- | |Sive plan for the valley. When completed, the plan will be , Submitted to state legislatures of Min- “Every week, I do all the baking for my family of nine. I find it much easier to bake with Dakota Maid. 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