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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-28

Admiral Sims placed in charge Of the
defeat OF q hoat's purposes, it isn't for
US to ask now why the British don t
do it.
There is really no sense in any
monarch taking treatment for slight
ailments 20 long as he clings to the
divine right disc rder.
President Wilson wants the power
to place price on foods if it becomes
necessary. Something will have to
be done soon.
The kaiser came into real contact
with the yellow peril" the other
day. A Japanese destroyer sank one
of his U-boats.
The United States search for food
plots has turned to Elgin, Ill. The
general impression seems to prevail that
they are on . reasonable warm trail
It's pretty poor sort of man
who sends his wife on journey with
out hotel money or his son into bat
tie without q Red Cross unit behind
him.
If those Socialist delegates who went
to the Stockholm conference without
passports will only remain on the other
side, America ought to be pretty we'll
satisfied.
America 8 entrance into the war is
serving to get the people CT this and
other nations with which we are al
lied better acquainted If it does Moth
ing else.
The registration may fall 500 900
behind the estimate. but the kaiser,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-28

There is really no sense in any
monarch taking treatment for slight
ailments 20 long as he clings to the
divine right disord
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-28

President Wilson wants the power
to place price on foods if it becomes
necessary. Something will have tt
be done soon.
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into the house formerly owned by II.
Barta.
A car of block coal came to Kin
tyre Friday. 1t is the first Car OF
block we have had for months.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. T.. Davis and Mr..
MarQuet autoed to Bismarck Satur-
day.
Mrs. G. Aaryig returned from Bis.
marck Saturday. She was accompan-
led by her sister, Miss Sisco.
Miss Genevieve Easton of Wishek
is visiting friends and relatives in
Kintyre.
C. e. Howe went to Wishek Satur-
day to consult Mrs. Easton about an
addition she plans to have put on
her hotel here.
Rev. Lou held Lutheran services in
the church Sunday afternoon.
There will be no regular services in
the church next Sunday, but there
will be Sunday schoo. as usual.
Prof Mayor Cakes will give an il.
Illustrated lecture at the meeting of
, the Kintyre literary club Friday eve
ming. New officers will be elected at
this meeting.
Mrs. Marcelus and Mrs. McMan
mother and grandmother Of Mrs. A
Rogers, are visiting at the Rogers
home.
Mrs. c. Bauer went to Bismarck
Monday to have some dental work
done
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Natures Best
Food Laxative b

The bran which makes up
the outer coating Of the
whole wheat grain. But
why eat coarse bran cakes
when you can accomplish
the Same purpose BY eating
Shredded Wheat Biscuit
and at the same time get an.
the rich body building ma
terial IN the whole wheat
grain prepared IN a digest
ible form. A perfect food
Just enough proteid to build
healthy muscle, Just enough
bohydrates tosupplyh heat
and energy. just enough
bran to keep the bowels
healthy and active. For
breakfast with milk or
cream, or for any meal
with fruits. Made at Ma
CARA Falls, N. Y.
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"RAMONA' BIG
HIT IN CAPITAL
CITY. MOVIES"
Helen Hunt Jackson Story Civ
en- a Gorgeous Setting In
Three Cinema Acts

Almost three hours of magnificence
were enjoyed at the Auditorium last
evening in the motion picture produc-
ton Ramona" by Helen Hunt Jack
son. Crowded into three acts the play
was interesting from the start to the
close. 1t will be shown for the last
time this evening-one performance
only.
ramona" possesses all the neces-
sary ingredients of the successful film
drama, scenically, dramatically and
photographically. Never before has
a stage been set so deliberately as that
which unfolded the story of mission
life in sunny California and of the
mission Indians who suffered cruel
ties from the early land grabbers.
The number OF types in the story
have been represented with fidelity by
players. From the truetO-life mission
Indians to the high-salaried mines of
the movies they all look as if they
might have stepped out of the pages
of Helen Hunt Jackson's book.
Little Anna Lehr, four-year-old re.
cruit, who plays Ramona Phail in in
fancy, is one Of the bright spots in
the film, and AIDA Gleason, who rep
resents this character in young wom-
anhood, suits her type ideally.
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SOCIETY
Health Conference to Feature
Baby Week PROGRAM Thursday

will be formed. Joining the league
means that girl wishes to be help
ful in having part in the greatest
service to humanity-life saving. The
following is beautiful rhyme which
is usually printed on cards given to
the smaller girls:
"BAB1Es' FRIEND.
l pledge to be baby's friend
And everybody tell; n
Clean air, clean clothing and clean
He needs to keep him WE'LL
Manager Arthur Bauer of the Or
pheum theater will show special
feature film for Thursday evening on
infantile paralysis Another special
film will be "Love's Law" featuring
Joan Sawyer and Stewart Holmes.
The woman's meeting yesterday
afternoon at the Presbyterian church
was most enthusiastic and the women
of the city responded heartily to the
movement. G. N. Remission gave a
splendid address on "The Baby and
Preparedness" and the musical pro-
gram given by Mrs. v. J. LaRose,
Mrs. II. H. Steele and Miss Fisk was
most enjoyable.
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CORRESPONDENCE
klNTYRE ITEMS.

Tuesday of last week Roy Nelson
and Ernest Lonander returned from
Chicago, where they spent the winter
Oscar Lonander came back with the
boys. While in Chicago Roy worked
for Montgomery, Ward & Co.
A horse was mired at the depot
after one of the recent rains. Should
not those mud holes be filled in?
The nintyre w. G. T. U. will meet
next Saturday at the home of Mrs
E. G.. Pearson.
John Eide, who had gone to Mon
tana to look for a homestead. return
ed without filing. He thinks Emmons
county is good enough for him.
Mr.. Bauer went to Bisamrck Tues
day on business. He returned We'd
nesday. r%
Mr.. Atwater who is travelling for a
nursery company was home last We'd
nesday. s.sas :ssasiSi S35lS
The Robert Sisco family has moved
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FILM MEN TO HELP j. S.
Nearly 1000 Delegates Gather in
!. =. Minneapolis, to Attend Three.
Day Convention.

Nearly 1000 delegates from Mime.
sofa, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska,
Montana and North and South Dako-
ia attended the opening session of
the annual three days convention of
the Motion Picture Exhibitors asso.
citation of the Northwest here today.
What the exhibitors can do to aid
the government during the war will
be one Of the principal subjects dis
cussed.
1t is planned to make this meeting
the last Northwestern convention,
and steps to organize separate as
sociation in each state tate to es] be affiliated
with the National body, probably will
be taken. ~ L'n"tf
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MANDAN NEWS

Opens Office--Dr. e. Mackcy has
leased the south portion Of the 0. M.
Larson building and will in a few
days open offices. DR.. b. X. Bjoren-
son, who recently arrived in the city,
will assist DIR. Mackey in the future
and will also be in the Office asso-
ciated with DIR. Mackey.
-
Jensen at Minot-H. X. Jensen,
county superintendent Of schools, is
attending the annual meeting of the
county superintendent at Minot this
week.
Mrs. Lori1 Called Home-Mrs. w.
F.. Lorin was called to the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Stan.
ton, at Sank Rapids, MIMI, yester-
day on account of the critical illness
of her father.
Sullivan Returns-Attorney John F.
Sullivan returned home yesterday
morning from Minneapolis, where he
had been for a couple of days on legal
business matters.
Visiting Parents-Mrs. F r. Mo-
line, formerly Miss Edna Kasson of
this city, arrived in Mandan yesterday
morning and is spending some time
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Kasson.
Sister Leaves-4Mrs. Mary Handra-
han, sister of Mrs. j. A. Key, who had
been in Mandan visiting relatives for
two weeks. left yesterday morning
for her home in St. Paul.
Mrs. Taylor at BiIIinss-Mrs. H. G.
Taylor left yesterday morning for
Billings for a few days visit with
friends and relatives.
New County surveyor.-E. R. Crit
fin, brother-in-law Of County Auditor
Lee Nichols, yesterday assumed the
duties OF county surveyor, succeeding
Thos. J. Tough resigned. Mr.. Griffin
was appointed county surveyor at
meeting of the county commissioners
Saturday afternoon. T. ]. Tough has
assumed his new duties at the office
of the state highway at the capitol in
Bismarck. In few days he will he
gin field duties to which he has been
assigned.
Ellis Returns.-Charles r. Ellis,
real estate dealer returned yesterday
morning from the Twin Cities where
he had been on business.
Will Give Party.-'The members of
the Ladies' Episcopal guild announce
that they will give party in the very
near future at the Masonic hall.
Banker in Cities.-R. S. Johnson
left yesterday afternoon for Bismarck
on a short business mission and from
there went to the Twin Cities to look
after business matters.
Has New Manager.--Adolph Schef-
fer of Leola, S. D., arrived in the city
Monday and yesterday morning as.
sumed his duties as manager OF the
Pioneer Hardware store.
League Holds Meetings.-The mem
bers of the Civil league held meet
in gat the Commercial club rooms
yesterday afternoon, which was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Anna Stark. Mrs.
Fannie Quain of Bismarck, gave
very interesting talk on the work OF
civic leagues. The question of pur-
chasing the two lots adjoining the
present city park on the north was
brought up for discussion and it is
more than likely that these lots will
be purchased by the league shortly
and the park extended. A cleanup
day was designated. The commission
ers will be asked to give such assist
ance as is necessary.
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will give demonstrations at 2, and 4
o'clock. She will show how to prop
erly battle, weigh and dress a baby,
both for summer and winter weather
This valuable information is for all
the women of the city, especially
mothers.
Miss Shredder will have on exhibit
ton an outfit of clothing which covers
the entire needs of a small baby, and
she will show why these clothes are
of the right sort.
At the 4 o'clock demonstration the
girls from the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades will be present and 4
chapter of the Little Mothers league
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whether it will survive the hot
months of summer. no mother can
get positive answer to this question
Every mother can be assured that
if she is careful Of her child and
mindful of few essentials, she can
give her child nine chances of living
to one of dying. E.. 49,.
to watch the child's food. If the child
is breast fed and the mother is care
full in her personal habits, there is
comparatively small danger A few
simple precautions will help to lessen
the danger if the baby is bottle fed.
These are things, to do: .%4
See that the baby gets fresh and
pure milk. l.,.
See that the milk never sours or
gets heated before being delivered to
you. phi.
See that the milk is kept cool after
you get it. %#a.
See that the nursing bottles are
boiled as often as used.
See that everything used in prepar-
ing the milk is kept clean.
See that flies are kept away from
the baby and the baby's bottles.
See that a physician examines your
baby, prescribes it's food and directs
its treatment whenever the Child is
sick.
Keep the baby out of doors in the
fresh air as much as possible.
,.. Feed the baby regularly and not
every time it cries or freIs.
Give the baby water to drink at
such times and amounts as the season
and age of the baby require.
The Hotel Of Character and Conn.,
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10000 PARTICIPATE IN
BIG PARADE AT NiNONA

Winona, Mimi, May 2.-Ten thou
sand Winonans participated in pa
triotic day parade here today. Every
manufacturing plant and business
house in the city closed its doors and
the employees were in the line OF
march. J. F.. Dougherty Of La Crosse
was the principal speaker.
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The McConkey Commercial Co.
$40 Broadway Phone 200
Be Patriotic! Buy Prudently!

April showed another tre-
mendous increase in volume
of our trade. Again tn:
month showed a decided in
crease over double of that of
a year ago and last Saturday
was the record day of sales
since going into business 9
years ago. Again we thank
our customers and congrat-
ulate our stockholders.
But this increase was not
due to any abnormal buying
for boarding. We discour-
age that idea of buying as
we regard it unwise from a
financial standpoint and de-
cidedly selfish and unpatri-
otto. But prudent purchase
of certain supplies sufficient
to feed the family until the
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Here From DriscoI.-
H. A. Thomas CT Driscoll was a visit
or Tuesday in tie capital city, accom-
panying the three Young men of that
place who have offered their services
to the government.
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Your visit to the !Twiny Cities will
be more enjoyable if you stop at this
Famous Hosiery. Excellent Cuisine.
Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis; 400
Rooms-$275' at $3.50 to $3.50.
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Visitor from 'steeie-aMrs. J. C.
Loerch Of Steele, wife Of Alderman
Loerch of that city, is spending to-
day in the city visiting friends. She
is a guest at the Grand Pacific
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Made Connections Here - George
Hancock. the Fargo architect, spent
several hours in the city yesterday,
leaving for Washburn to look after
matters in connection with the con-
struction of an addition to the Nc
Lean county court house.
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Luncheon for Mrs. kiebert.

Covers were laid for 10 at the
luncheon given this afternoon by the
Thursday Musical club in honor of
Mrs. William V. Kiebert, who left
this afternoon for Center to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Trip. The table held a
centerpiece of white daisies. In be-
half of the club Mrs. E. Fl. l.. Yes
perman, vice president, presented
Mrs. Kiebert with handsome gift.
The guest list included: Mrs. Kie-
bert, Mrs. Vesperman, Mrs. J. A..
Haney, Mrs. e! D. Rose, Miss Clara
Tatley, Miss Bessie Keenan,, Mrs. J.
A. Larson, Mrs. M. C. Schoelkopf,
Mrs. j. P. French. Mrs. H. H. Steele,
Miss Dorothy Mcfarland, Miss Helen
Fisk, Miss Doris Fisk, Mrs. Arthur
Bauer, Miss Bessie Holman, Mrs. M.
w. Roam, little Miss Abigail Roam, Mrs.
C.. w. Paulson and Miss Elizabeth
Bayliss. Mrs. j. A. Graham, presi-
dent of the club, was unable to be
present on account Of illness.
Farewell for Miss Wright.
AS farewell lot MISS MdDcl
Wright, who left this morning for
Minot to make her home. the morning
and evening choirs of the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church enter
tainet fofj her last evening in the
sholfH hf Nr1 and Mrs Conrad B. Tay-
Tor Sixteen OF the members attend
gedatbd ne evening was spent in mu-
sic and fgames:s She was presented
with handsome fountain pen as a
joint gift from the two choirs. =.
,5zt@+ Maccabee Meeting.
The Woman's Benefit association OF
the Maccabees will meet Thursday
evening with Mrs. F. L. Brandt at her
home in Thayer street. A.o'
%js}f, b. 4 \ j"r ~
j2l1sh Seniors Have Skip Day.
70 Da yrafternoon the seniors Of
the, High iseilool observed the annual
cskip tlaNrand linked to the Missouri
lrivers where they spent the afternoon
at Camp Frazier. = About the middle
OF the afternoon they, communicated
with C. F. Bolt, principal of the high
school, informing him Of their alb
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CITY NEWS

Birth Of Dauehter-A daughter
was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs, ].
l.. Laughlin of Napoleon in the St.
Alexius hospital. nv
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AS a means of introducing real,
practica! methods in the care of the

b a b y, t he CT ub
women of the city
in charge OF Baby
Week have arrang-
ed a health confer
ence for Thursday
afternoon in t h g
G. o. m e rcial club
rooms. Miss Tych-
m a n will be in
charge OF this part
of the DrOgram and
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pale, grow rest
less and are trou-
bled with feeble
digestion upon the
coming of the
first warm days.
The mother be-
comes worried.
She looks at her
child. and wonders
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Here From Lein Township.-Repre-
sentative Frank Prater has returned
to his home in Lem township, after a
visit with friends here
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new crop begins to move is
wise if the purchaser has the
cash on hand to spare until
that time.
But this trade was just or
binary everyday good aver
age family buying.
But we are now adding
two new lines to our stock
and we expect a very great
increase over the present
large trade when our goods,
now ordered, of men, shoes
and working clothes arrive.
Again thanking you for
You generous and highly ap-
preciated patronage and ask
ing you to inspect our new
goods upon arrival, we beg
to remain,
Very truly yours to serve,
. .,-,..f.. rf.. .l,rsh1 49,.
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some needed comforts while in camp.
Flags and buttons will also be on
sale. 4 d
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sence and of the splendid time they
were having in the open.


sence and of the splendid time they
were having in the open.
Arranoes Program.
~ A program Of after dinner speeches
and songs has been arranged by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church fol.
lowing the pot luck supper Thursday
evening in the church chapel. A bust
ness meeting will be held during the
afternoon. ..
Entertains Society.
Miss Emma Brandt entertained
members OF the Young Peoples Con-
cordia society of the German Luther
an church Tuesday evening at her
home in Thayer street. An interest
ing program of musical numbers
were given.
Commandery Meeting.
A regular meeting of Tancred Com
mandery will be held Thursday eve
ming in Masonic temple. The meet
ing will be featured by a dinner at
$50 and followed by comforting of
the order of the temple AS this will
probably be the last meeting of tho
season all members are asked to at.
tend
r. ~ Mothers Club Meeting.
Mrs. A. D. Galusha was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. r. NJ. Bergeson of Eighth street,
to co-members of the Mothers club.
The program was featured by an in
teresting paper on Folk Songs by
Mrs. F. H. O'Hare. Mrs. A. P. Len
hart discussed current events and the
roll call was responded to by helpful
hints on housekeeping. ~ "a.
h. '" Observing Baby Week.
Valley City is observing Baby Week
this week and the women of that city
have. arranged splendid program for
the advancement Of the national
movement Tuesday was mothers
day with the chief features free
clinic and an address by DR.. Living
stone. Thursday will be rural moth
ers day with a free clinic at 10 a. m.
The children of the normal school
kindergarten will participate in the
program for the afternoon and DR..
Van Houten will give milk demon
onstration. Friday will be service
day and will be devoted to the organi-
cation of little mothers league. A
clinic will also be held Saturday at
10 a. m, and a parade will be a fea-
ture at 4 o'clock Saturday.
Musical Club Rehearsal.
Members of the Thursday Musical
club will meet this evening with Mrs.
f. II. L. Vesperman at her home in
Avenue A to rehearse the two num-
bers "The Miller's Wooing" and TN
Maytime," which the club will give
at the big mass meeting Friday eve
ming in the Auditorium held in con-
nection with the observance Of Baby
Week. Every member of the club is
asked to be present at 1880, the time
set for the rehearsal. r. r. Marquis
will be the director.
Auxiliary Candy Sale.
The Woman's Auxiliary to Com
pany A, has announced a candy sale
for Saturday afternoon in the Cow
ans drug store. Now is the chance
for the young girls and patriotic wo'
men of the city to donate boxes Of
home candies for the sale. The aux
Hilary is asking that anyone interest
ed in the boys contribute candy. The
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viii Supervise Work-Archite(

viii Supervise Work-Architect w.
D. Gillespie OF Fargo will supervise
the work of the construction Of the
$40, grade and high school build
ing to be erected at Gwiner, this
state, according to word brought here
today.
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SummerHeaf
Warm Monthly Critical Time for
Children

Babies that have lhrived during the
winter and spring frequently become
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Installing Fixtures-Colonel Haislip
of St. Paul has arrived in the city
and is busy getting the equipment in
stalled for the Security National bank
on the corner of Broadway and Fifth.
Mr.. Haislip is making his headquar-
ters at the Grand Pacific.
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army Of food producers for the sol.
ders and civilians. Dr.. and Mrs.
Shortridge spent the day in this city.
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WILL ALL PERSONS HAVING
MIKADO SCORES IN THEIR POS
SESSION LEAVE SAME WITH MIR.
SHEPARD AT THE FIRST NATION
AL BANK. SPOT
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"eobby'' Maekin in City-"Bobby"
Mackin of the Mandan News was a
business visitor in Bismarck several
hours last evening. He stated that
Mandan will not have baseball team
this season.
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. A Mandan Visitor-Miss Kathryn
Ferdens of Mandan was an arrival in
the city last evening and is spending
the day visiting friends in Bismarck.
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Knitting Is one
of the employ
ments of women
at the National
Military Service
school in Wash
ingtOn. Picture
taken by the Tri-
bune special pho
tographer, R. P.
Dorman, shows
one OF the pupils
in WOmen's mill
tary uniform, knit.
ting for soldier
comrades.
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From WiIton-'Mrs w. K. Williams
II Wilton was an arrival in the city
asst evening and is spending today
lere.