The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-13
Set for f. ~
Liberty Loan Drive
. to Begin Monday
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1t knows we. must pay, and it would
rather loan its money to Uncle Sam
than to give it to the kaiser. ....-
The Show Starts at g.
The big show in Bismarck starts at
3 sharp withfa ga thering OF all the dis
trict committees at the Commercial
club. Every committeeman will be
expected to be there, up on his toes
and ready to go in and hit the line
hard. There will be no let up from
that moment until the campaign Is
over 1t will be one OF those sharp,
quick and free and easy battles in
which every American with red blood
delights There will be no banquets
any kind--at least until it's over.
And these are the men who are 60
ing to dOit:
LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEES
H. P. Goddard, county chairman.
Bismarck City Executive Committee
p RFields, chairman; B. G. Marks,
J. l.. Bell. II. H. Steele, A. w. Lucas.
Bismarck Soliciting Committee.
District No. /, all east Of Fifth
street and north of N. P. track--L. X.
Thompson, chairman, w. S. Cassel-
man, B. E. Jones, w. H. Richholt,
District No. ., between Sixth and
Fourth streets, north Of n. P. track
II. j. Duemeland, chairman; c. w. Nc.
Gray, J. L. Whitney, John Peterson,
Alex Rosen. '
District No. 3, between Fourth and
Third streets, north Of n. p. track
S. H. Clark, chairman; A. w. Lucas,
W. F. CreWe. F. l.. Conklin, Phil Myer,
Eurt Finney.
District No. 4, all west of Third
street. north OF N. P. track-O. W.
Roberts, chairman; Benton Baker, NJ.
B. Gilman, j. p Clinton, G. e. Allen.
w. A. Mcdonald, r. B. Strauss.
District No. 5, all south Of N. P.
C..@5Wachter, chairman; r.
". Patzman, Frank Mccormick, Carl
District NJ 6, State Capitol-H. H.
Steele, chairman; J. r. Waters, Tom
Hall. H.
Travelling MEMS Committee. c.
Oberg, chairman; J. l.. George, Carl
Peterson, Carl PaulsOn. A.
County, Outside Of Bismarck.
Menoken-A. T. W!elch, chairman;
9. d. King. & ss 4, Z. = ,
McKenzieaP p. Bliss, chairman;a
Fl. E. O'NeiL William Hughes.
Sterling-H. w. Wildfang, chair.
man; S. T.. Parke, f. J. Rotzien.
Driscoll-'M. B. FinsethA chairman;
:. " Cunningham, 49,"
Baldwin,. 6. Higgins, chairman;
:. w. Streeter, w. E. Lipo.
Wilton-J A. Pitzer, chairman; G.
W. Stewart, Simon Jarr, H. w. Gray,
A. b. Anstrom.
Regan-A. l.. Garness. chairman;
A. Gerberding, C. H. Richards.
Wing-G. L. Hubbell, chairman; G.
H: h. Kurr.
Arena-B. W. Heaton, chairman; w.
Scott, A. C. Iseminger.
Moffit-'L l.. lockwood, chairman;
Jason Hoover, Valentine Benz.
Bismarck country district-J. A.
larson, chairman; Byrlea Ward, W. Z.
0IccIl, n. Il. opcIIy, T II. 1OuuS.
Mr. Pfeifer of Minneapolis, Mimi,
is the inventor of a most wonderful
for extracting great values
from straw and other vegetation that
has been waste matter for the last
century The inventor would like to
interview capital in. your locality 70
the machines at your
closest point. ~
The inventor also has a. miniature
that can be demonstrated
that such production is correct as
stated. One ton of straw would light
and cook for an ordinary farm house,
II it was made into gas, for seven
The, estimate shows that
one ton of straw will make 100000
cubic feet of Illuminating gas, and 9TH
er valuable by-products which are not
aiken into consideration at the pres
ent time Furthermore, the machine
has it's simplicity, economy and" safe
~. Address Frank Ffeifer, 314l Wash
)urn Ave- S., Minneapolis.