The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • Page 3

f. NOV. 9, 1916 "Gots-lt" I for Corns There's Nothing on Earth Like It For Corns and Callouses. "Whenever and 1 louses, don't experiment just use "GETS-IT" and noting else. Easiest and simplest thing i.

know to just a few drops on in a few seconds "GETS-IT" does the rest." The old way is to bundle up your toes in harnesses and bandages, use salves that make toes cotton rings that luake your corns knives and "diggers" that tear your heart out and leave- the corn in. -No wonder they make limp and wince. Forgpt all these use "GETS-IT, 1 the simplest corn remedy in the world, easiest to use. never fails or sticks, painless. Your corn loosens, then you lift it off.

You can wear smaller shoes. "GETS-IT" is sold and recommend-ed by druggists everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent on receipt of price, by K. Chicago. 111. Sold in Bismarck and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by Lenhart Drug Co.

FROM FLASHER. Kdward Anderson of Flasher was a visitor in the city Wednesday. While here be was the guest of his daughter. Miss Mina Anderson of Lucas store. BUYS HALF SECTION.

Carl Saltier of the city has pnr- phased through the F. E. Young agency a half section of land near Wilton. Mr. Saltier expects to improve the land nest spring.

MERRICOURT "rotber of Late Austin T. 0 gan Passes in Montana Milton Called word has been received here of death of Arthur C. Logan, brother of the late Austin Logan of Bismarck, His death occurred Monday in the family home in Billings, Mont. Mr. Logan had been in failing health since last spring.

Coming west from his nntal state. Connecticut, when about- 30 years of age, Mr. Logan located In Bis-iarck and was a professor in the local schools in 18S2. After two residence in this city he to Miles City and later to Billings, where he had lived for a number of years. He was worshipful grand master of the Masonic lodge of Montana in 1886 and illustrious potentate of Algeria temple, Mystic Shrine, in 1S93.

He also was superintendent of public instruction in Montana territory from 1886 to ISS'J. Mr. Logan was in his 64th year. The only surviving member of the family is Mrs. who her fcoiiie ffith Mrs.

Austin Logan In Second street. Only four weeks Austin-Logan passed away. At the time of his death the brother in Montana was too ill to come to Bismarck to attend the funeral. Pioneer Dies in Idaho, Word has been received here of the death of O. S.

Goff, a pioneer settler of Bismarck, which occurred in the fani ily home in Boise City, Idaho, October 17. Mr. Goff was one of the best known and most highly respected citizens of the Capital City, where he located in 1874. He held tho distinction of being the first photographer of Bismarck. HP first located at old Fort Lincoln but later moved to Bismarck, where he built the Dakota block and until recently was part owner of the building.

Mr. Goff was a veteran of the Civil war. He is survived by the widow and one daughter. Gus Hoguc of BiUi-li Crerl; transacted business in the city yc.sterad. Moic Stomach 'lakinn Feels Ten Years Younger New and Enjoys the Best of Health.

Mrs. H. N. Holbrook, of Arko, who is seventy years old, has writlen to the Pinus laboratories that, thanks to Fruitola and Traxo, she is now very well and feels torf years younger. In 'her letter, Mrs.

Holbrook says: "Fruit- ola relieved we of quite a large num- gaH- stones- and I immediately began to feel better and have had no more trouble since." Fruitola and Traxo are compounded from the original Edsall formulas at the PinUi laboratories at Monticello, 111., and can be purchased in Bismarck at Cowan's drug store; a doctor's prescription is not necessary. Fruitola is a pure fruit oil that acts as an intestinal lubricant ami disintegrates the i hardened particles that cause so much suffering, tfisqharging the accumulated waste to the 'sufferer's intense relief. One dose is usually sufficient to indl cate its efficacy. Traxo is a tonic-alternative that is most effective to rebuild and restore the weakened, rundown) system. A booklet of special Interest to those who suffer from stomach trouble can be obtained by writing to the Pinus J-aboratories, Monticello, Illinois.

MRS. H. N. HOLBROOK it'UHiUM ond I ivt-ly Thai well describes llic rMK-lmlmers. TllC of clmible cowl, marine lines, 1'Mig Utfteri upholslry.

a'iivily on itucl in cily has cmtet! wide com- v'JniK; in ami in aclinn. boolc. Until Nov. 30 only $1280. After that $1350.

A quality car. (All prices f. o. b. netroit) CAKl.

rKDKRSON, Mgr. MISSOUKI VAU.KY MOTOK CO. c. N. U.

Mrs. Anna Brown and children left Wednesday for Montana where they will make their home. Miss Charlotte Johnson of Minneapolis arrived Wednesday. Mr. C.

D. Clow of Lisbon, arrived Wednesday to look after the interest of the firm, Mr and Mrs. Frank Baiuard of Aberdeen, were visitors in town Moo- day. Hallowe'en the boys and girls were out for fun but did no damage to property. Mr.

and Mrs. Sweeney were guests of relatives in Fllendale Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Lars Jensen and 'Miss Hilda Olson left Thursday for Minneapolis where they will visit relatives before leaving for Denmark and Korway. Mr.

Anton Anderson left Thursday For Minneapolis. On Thursday Miss Carrie Hendricks entertained at dinner Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Webb, Mesdanmes Saunders and Clark of Ellandale, Mr, C. D. Clow of Lisbon and Mr. George McShane. Mr.

Elmer of Wisconsin, was in town Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Oiiar i-nird spent Friday in Kulm. Misses Esther Billingmire and Eui- ily Schulteisz went to Kulm Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. C. A- Glenn entertained at dinner Saturday Rev. and Mrs. Rothwell and children of Fulleiton.

H. B. Hendricks shipped two car loads of stock to Souix City Saturday. Messrs. C.

D. Clow of Lisbon, and George -MsShane took dinner with the Misses Hendricks Friday. Mrs. J. C.

Griffith returned Saturday from Rochester, Vinn. Mr. -Henry Bullweber left Saturday for Streeter to spend Sunday. Mrs. Mary Hohlweig went to Ellen dale Friday Rev.

Rothwell assisted by Dr. Fahl of hold a very interesting and impressive servicn Sunday afternoon at which time Mr. J. C. Griffith was ordained deacon and communion services were held.

Music was furnished by Rev. Rothwell. Mrs Stricklcr, Miss Northrop and Mrs. Art Webb. M'rs.

George T. Web!) is buffering from bronchitis. Mrs. John Streeter will entertain the Ladies Aid Thursday. C.

D. Clow left Monday for his home in-i-isbon. STILL Miss Ebba L'ackman left for Lidger wdod Wednesday moiulng after a few days visit with her -Mrs Lena Hp'lpwe'en was by at least some of the young people in the neighborhood. No damage has beM reported, yet some of their little could have been left undone, Mr. Gttbrfel Tnor is on the sick list Mrs.

Albert Johnson returned her-home last week after a severa months visit with relatives ant friends in Minnesota and Iowa. The Oscar Eckland home is being remodeled. The I.ad.les theL-jSwedisb. Baptist church met at the Walter quist home Saturday afternoon. Oscar Anstrom, well known in this community but a resident of Paintei Woods, is the owner of a new Ford The Young folks literary society was hold at the Victor Anderson hoiiie Wednesday evening.

An inter I estinsr literary program, consisting a debate and music, was rendered The next meeting will be held De cembor 6 at the Strom home with a basket social in connection. The Ladies Aid of the Swedish Lit theran church will meet with (Mrs Morris Anderson next Thursday Oct ober 9. Misses Alflcld Altson and Huld Spangberg and Mr. Clarence Larson motored up from Bismarck Wednes day evening for the Literary meetiu held at the V. L.

Anderson borne. The young songsters of the Swe ish Lutheran church will meet to choir practice at- the home of Pete Anderson, Tuesday evening Novembe Nels Johnson is having a dwellin built near the Llnd mine and expect his Minnesota as soon a it is completed. The Swedish Luthran parsonage 1 neaping completion. CARSON Mr. and Mrs, B.

Thurston wer Quests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Pravity. the past week, returning home -Monday. A number of Carsonites met Leith Saturday afternoon to talk county division. berth's Civic Club entertained sev eral clubs last Wednesday afternoon at the hopie of Mr.

and Mrs. H. En ich. The Carson club women presen were: Mrs. Enders.

'Mrs. Bartron Miss Florence Littlefield, Mrs. Hallenbur? and Mrs. S. C.

Lane The two last named were on tbe program for a reading and response to welcome. A most enjoyable time was had by all. Mrs. A. Griffith and children are visiting relatives at Mott while Mr Griffith is in Montana looking up a location for a future Dome.

Notwithstanding the dry season Eli Jones raised 480 bushels of very large potatoes on less than 5 acres. Vcrnon T.ane accompanied T. Johnson, Miss oiga Johnson ant Mrs. S. Lane to Steve Meyers near Hnbron Sunday where Miss Olga remained to finish a term of school.

Rev. and-Mi-s. J. M. Humphrey tettr for Cuvn Rapids, Iowa, last Tuesday This fainily will be much M'issed, In our social circles.

Mrs. H. entertained the Woman's Rortnighfly club Wednesdaj evening. C. Rccd.

Gold Stabcck, land men are home again after spending a ffw daja on business in the Twin Cities. STERLING D. C. I'oindexter wenf lo Mercer Sunday to relieve the agent at place for a few days. 'Mr.

Matson ol Jamestown is substituting hefe. The card club met with Mr. and Mrs 0. 13. Olson nn Satin day were played at five tables and Irs.

E. C. FOjgert.i won the lady's prize while Mr. rty carried off he honors'for the KiMiilcmen. Johnnie Baker to Bismarck unday to resume in, tudies at the Btemarck Business 0 His sis- er, Esther, him and Mr.

and Mrs. -Max Lang and Mr. nd Mrs. J. H.

Leeso Sunday i ismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Carl rhl and daughter, pent Saturday and Sunday in Valley, City. They jiiade tl'c trip by auto, i Ed Lovaas of lii-iuirck and A.

X. Olson of Jatnestwu Sunday! ith S. T. Parke. 'Mrs.

W. G. Anderson returned' Thursday from Bismarck, where she as been a patient ih the hospital for he past three weeks. Victor Matson caw? down from Tandan on Saturday to visit relatives nd incidentally to cast his vote in Tuesday's election. Mr.

and Mrs. -Maitin Van Hees were Bis-'-arck. viMtors Friday and Saturday. F. E.

Young of Hisnjiirck visited Sterling Monday. Henry Schaper and son, who have een spending time with the family in Sterling, left last veek for their homo in Akeley, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. G.

Olson spent Wednesday in Bismarck. D. Kiser and Barues, who most of last hunting at he 'Parke lodge at Lahe, re- urned to Rogers, X. on Sunday. Miss Helen Kiscr also returned on Sunday to Rogers.

Church services h.n-p been changed rom Sunday afternoon to Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock, in order that Rev. Mr. Rice take advantage of the train servicp. Sunday school will -be at 12 o'clock until further no- ice. Mr.

and 'Mrs. Ton Smith returned Tuesday from a several days' visit at Garrison. The ladies of thp church served dinner and supper at the hotel on election day and it was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone there. Almost 740 was taken in. LIVONA.

Miss Julia Keeley visited with Mrs. Jas. Lawry a few hours Sunday afternoon. Miss Josephine 1 laker returned home Sunday, after two weeks' stay at the E. H.

Uramlt home. Robert Dnirfiiuey a business visitor at Bismarck a days last week. Ralph 'i-ane o'f Cllpncoe and Pau! -Skinner of near, Hazelton called on Earnest BurBage Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Uaker.

Sr. and daughter, Helen, visited at the Capital City ontyday last week. 'irti's Special I'octay I ifclit-Uool Masterpiece I 106 ft 2 Fvanin-, 7:15 and 9, Admission 25c God's Country an the Woman" jlr. and P. K.

Chamley of lOMOfcitOW "Footlights of Fate" with Childirs attending business college in Bii- march. D. Fay Case and two of our popular young society en, attended the dance at Beulah Saturday night. Hon. Victor Ttoerner returned fro-a Chicago Thursday.

George Hoag and wife are viiiting at Fryberg. Olaf Johnson of Elk Point. S. is visiting bis sister, Mrs. A.

H. Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. William T.

Maher spent Sunday at Ft. Clark. Charles Tellman was in Saturday The dance Hallowe'en was well attended. L. A.

Graunke and wife and Mist Ellen Allinson visited Mandan Saturday. Fred O. Harvey was a Mandan itor Saturday. SHELDON Shroeder, a brother of Chas. fomoro SAIUuDAY Violit In rest.

An old revolver was also taken, (father in -San Diego, sister in The mysterious and cold blooded Flappro, Japan and a brother in Three p.urder of A. C. Schroeder, a former Sheldon merchant, which occurred on bis 25,000 acre ranch, near Texas, nearly a year ago has not solved yet although tbe Texas authorities have recently arrested a nan who they believe guilty of the Ed Thompson, of Crookston, Min foreman on the ranch and an old boty flood chum of the victim has just bet in arrested, circumstances which have just developed point strongly to Thompson. The electric lights were turned OB. for the first time last evening and tb.i entire village was lit up, some twenty- flve lights being in operation.

Sheldon lights are really better tbam those furnished the patrons of Endar- lin. C. F. Settekorn was painfully, if it seriously, injured, Sunday events when be fell from his bicycle near the Henry Memhert place a mile north ot Sheldon. Mr.

Settekorn is quite a "bi- Scbroeder, who has been working for', cycle enthusiast and takes daily hilbei him this summer, got mixed up with; for exercise. Passers-by who happeta- a bicycle one day last week and had ed along shortly after he had fallcm one of his feet quite badly injured. The injured member had swollen up to twice its natural size. Safe riflers blew the safe in depot at Buttsville, about one o'clock Tnes- conveyed him to his home at the Nev- ton place. It was thought at first thai the leg had been thrown out.of joint: at the hip, but close examination proved it to be a very bad sprain.

day morning, but only obtained $16.011 A very sad death occurred at the for their trouble. A hole was bored home of R. C. Crouch last week, vhen Works, MJont. R.

G. Piper, a foi -er well-to-do Leonard farmer, gone iniane and has been committed to the asylum Ior the insane at Colorado. Mr. Piper left Leonard some seven or eight years ago, moving to Fargo and then to Colorado. Mr.

Piper was a of the Masonic lodge. John Burke and wife arrived Saturday "joining from Minnewaukon and will take up their residence in Sheldon, after several years abjence. Their house at Minnewaukon was recently destroyed by fire and they lost iuost of their household foods. Aa they owa a furnished house in Sheldon they thought they Mould back. Mr.

Burke's health it ngt of best. The Quinine Thrt Dees Not Affect Head. of its tonic and laxative effect i-nsatlve Bromo Quinine can be taken by anyone without causing or ringing in the head. There is only one "Bromo Quinine." GROVE'S signature te on box, 25c. "KINUO" Absolutely Removes Coins and Calluses Completely Cents, AU ntng Stores, in the safe door and a charge of black the mother died leaving five s-'-all Hartford visited "with Mr.

and Mrs. E. powder inserted which blew the door' children. Mrs. Crouch was born at H.

Brandt Sunday, i off and part of the partition away be- Steele, N. July 8. 1884, and was a crowd from this vicinity at-. tween the office and waiting reared at Elgin, 111. She married Rev- tended the F.

Smith sale at Ft. Sheriff Craig was notified and went to R. C. Crouch, June 16, 190S. Besides Kice Saturday I scene but has been unable to pick her husband and five little children, i Chas.

Rathburn and Mrs. F. any clue that would lead to an leaves to mourn her loss and aged uaing Cowan "lug BtOtt. Graybeal were passengers on Tuesday's stage to Bismarck, where the former will have sonic dental work done. Mr.

and Mrs. Janies Kurbase a children attended Catholic sorvices-at i Ft. Rice last Wednesday. CENTER. Mrs.

Fred C. Wick and Miss Irene Hammo! visited in Bismarck. Saturday and Sunday. D. Fay Case.

Charles Hennan and Johannes Cranim were at Zap and Beulah Saturday. Supt. Frank K. Karges and Prof. Evan Moyer bad business at Ft.

Clark Saturday. Miss ogden went to Hazen Monday. She will teach near there. Ray Watson of Ft. Clark was here Friday.

Miss EstelliiiR Brqcklngton spent Saturday and Sunday with Mandan friends. The telephone building was moved Saturday from its old location to north of the Rank of Oliver County. Hiram Jones was man who moved it. Frank Kiebert is visiting in There is considerable rivalry among the young men for the hand oC the village belle. A.

C. Dresser retured from Stanton Saturday. Dr. F. E.

McCrellia is now located at Blue Earth. Minn. George- Ford, traveling salesman for the Fargo Mercantile was in Center Wednesday. Oscar Thue and lady attended the dance here Tuesday evening. Boyd Light and William Kiebert A Cure by One Who Had It In the spring of 1893 I was at- tackediy Mu-cular and Inflain 5 ntatory Rheumatism.

I suffered as only those have it know, for over three I tried remedy after remed, and doctor after doctoF, -but such relief as I received was only temporary. Finally. 1 found a remedy that cured iue completely, and it has never I given it to a number who W-ITP teiribly, afflicted and even bedridden with Rheumatism, and it effected cure in every case. I want evc sufferer from any form of rheumatic trouble to try this marvelous healing power. -Don't tend si cent-; siniply mail- your nainf and address and I will send it frc" to try.

After you have used i' and it has proven itself to bo 'hat long-Iooked-for means of curing your Rheumatism, yon may id the price of it, one dollar, nndprstanrt, I do not want your money unless you perfectly saii'-iied to ncad H. An that fair? V- My suffer any longer when poMin': relief is thus offered you LJon't delay. Write today. H. Jackson, No.

157C, Gurney Syracuse, X. Y. Mr. Jackson is responsible. Above staieinfnt true.

Pub. 7 1 WO Christmas That will Delight, Satisfy and Sew? as a Remembrance for Years to' Come "The Way of Smiles" Jaiftes W. froley and the "Myths of the Sioux" ty Mrs. Marie L. McUughlin The Way of S-i'es" is OT art edition that the public bas long demanded Bound in Red Leather, Gold Stamped, "ecklc r-dge Paper Containing a collection of the North Poet's Choicest foews Now Ready for "eliveiy "Myths and ot the Sioux" A new and interesting voli'me of Indian love also just Ou the Dresses of The 'julbune KuIrZON NOW ON SAW It fo beautifully written, well and profvely 't illustrated with, cuts of ordinal Indian drawings oluft-e should be eveiy well selected-library Price per copy Tribun PUBTJSHT.R IN SPA PERI IN SPA PERI.