The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-01

Olive Tablets take its place. u
Most headaches "dullness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
q disordered liver. Take DR.: Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel doggy" and
heavy" Note how they ''clear" clouded
brain and how they "perk up" the spirita
l0c and Csc a box. All druggista .
week with an enrolment of IS, 60 of
whom are girls. advises Secretary
Charles Liessmarn of the state board
of regents. It is expected that this
enrolment will be materially increased
when fall farm work is finished. Miss
es Elsie Kuster. secretary at Wahpe'
ton. and Vera f. Miles, professor of
modern languages, will not be with the
school this year.. having enlisted for
/. NJ. c. A. work abroad.
Annual Church Meeting.
The annual church meeting will be
held in the Methodist church on Wed.
nesday night commencing at 1870. Re-
ports Of the work done during the con-
ference year will be presented and
plans for future operations discussed.
OoPs'SI "CSkiVSs
A prayer meeting will lie held We'd
nesday evening at the First Baptist
church on Fourth street. The serv-
ice is expected to be unusually inter-
esting because echoes from the recent
state convention at Grand Forks will
be given by Rev. G. B. Newcomb and
others. y,
A. O. U. W. subscribes.
Bradley c. Marks of the state exec
utive board Of the Ancient Order of
United WOrkmen announced today
that this fraternity has subscribed for
$4,000 worth of the Fourth Liberty
loan. The subscription is apportioned
among the larger lodges OF the state,
Fargo and Bismarck having each ta-
ken $4,000 worth of bonds.
Harry Allen No. 322.
Harry Allen, formerly proprietor of
Aliens cafe, is Bismarck's emo. 1922"
holding the, first number drawn in the
draft lottery at Washington on Mon
day. Mr. Allen is now on the Pacific
coast, and he may not yet have learn
ed of his good fortune. AS soon as
master lists reach the offices of the
local board. service numbers will be
assigned all the questionnaires in the
1920 and 1926 classes. w.. -. -.
-. Women's Committee.
October at II o'clock the women's
committee Of the council of national
defense OF Burleigh county will meet
in the community room of the city IL
brary All presidents of any women's
organizations are mem bers Of this
council The object of this meeting IS
to get working orders for the winte",
months TO solve any problems that
any locality may have regarding war
work for women. A Csc lunch will be
served at noon. - u.s.
H. Dry Weather Fortunate. "
2 ct is very fortunate we have
I'D no rain recently sold James A.
Prown. chairman of the state board
of control, on his return today from
Dnnseith. where he inspected the state
tuberculosis sanitarium, and kolla.
where he looked after the threshing
Of the crops on his big farm. There is
lots Of threshing yet to be done in the
northern part of the state" explained
Mr.. Erown, land rain at this time
would cause much loss. We need from
a week to ten days clear weather yet
to allow everyone to get into the
clear" - =.
Kelley for Commission.
First Lieut.. Joe Kelley of the Bis
marck Home guard, a veteran of the
Filipino campaign, and with ten years
national guard training. leaves this
evening for Chicago, where he has
been directed to report for examina.
ion TO "a commission in the quarter
master corps. Lieut.. Kelley served in
the Philippines with regular army
regiment, which was brigaded with the
Fighting First North Dakota He has
been esteemed here an unusually eff
cient military man, and his friends
feel thatShe should pass his examina-
ton at Chicago with High average.
- 49,. Reply to Governor.
Governor Frazier is receiving a NUM-.
Der of responses from the North Da-
kota boys in service in France to the
geeting which he sent some time ago
in company with, the chief executives,
senators and congressman of other
states, to the men in the trenches.
yours for a better North Dakota and
a better United States" says Sergt.
Frank j. Dugan of Co. NJ, '164th U. S.
infantry, the Grand Forks machine
gun unit of the First North Dakota.
An acknowledgment also has come
from Sergt Noel Tharalson. headquar
tiers Co., 18th ammunition train,
son of former Adjutant General T.. H.
Tharalson. The governors message
was conveyed through Commissioner
Rosenwald of Chicago.
Enjoyable Beach Event. -
Mrs. Conklin, state chairman Of the
woman's committee, has returned from
a trip from Beach where she attended
dinner given by the citizens of that
city to the young women from Golden
Valley count who have volunteered
in the United States student nurse re-
serve. Captain Cook, a Beach man
who has returned on furlough from
France addressed the young ladies
before the dinner, the high school girls
sang some original choruses boosting
each student nurse, and each one OF
the committee who had assisted in the
recruiting. several -toasts were re-
sponded to very tactfully, and the girls