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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
LAST WEEKS WEATHER

April High "a; low 40.
April S-High IA; low 4S.
April 9-High IS; low As.
April 10-High So; low Al
April 11-High u; low Sc.
April 12-High 80; low 4S.
ORECAST-Probable showers but
mostly fair. No undue changes. Tenn
peratures above seasonal average.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
Official Publication
Report of the Condition of the
POTOSI STATE BANK

located at Potosi, State of Wisconsin,
at the close of business on the 9th
day of April, 1925, pursuant to the call
by the Commissioner of Banking.
Resources
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
ADVERTISEMENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wayne announce tn
arrival of new baby boy at their home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

Saturday, April Is, Rummage Sale.
ST. Agnes Guild Hyde building. Gel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
AVE
lL TEAM

taat Cassville
ealn this sum-
ltady getting
bEgin Dractis-
Pf he veterans,
Toe Adrian,
DR., Squirt"
loi Lorschet-
3 With a num-
sstrs who are
5 assured,
Be- confined
md if a county
prbposed and
vii Of Platte
Il hot only be
oid Employing
S well nigh
Ind game in
Il e past and
o 4 gain arouse
n the prowess
tde home rep
/ i done and
d the best,
ly to do it. In
lid team will
tilI Jies about
wal OF Duluth,
pt week of
N Ind wife, at
rnt ardt home.
urd lily to rail-
an locomotive
in the employ
ri for thirty
DaI b is a con
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mbtored over
AMI enjoyed a
At | he F. Eek
om Jay NJ.
Yefk
d dDn, Bert, of
i've in town
J. Smith enter
stils and Will
r, s unday
Blud River was
, Vtra Ziegler,
Highlands of
pr Easter.
leid Of Platte
ne "wednesday
lgldr and fam
thd homecom-
me, a student
ste1.
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to Pra. du
nm bf lIcGreg- /
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tie hnd son of
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g Was in Du-
> last week.
oonI were Wis
th home near
Sunday.
friend from
ID ofer Friday .
att THE Lewis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

FOR SALE-Brood SOW years old,
due to farrow last of April. Nick Auel.
Farmers phone, Lancaster Wis. Cpl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

We sell films and do finishing at
Hatch's Drug Store. Gel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

Don't paint anything until you get
our prices and learn the high quality
of our paints. Hatch's Drug Store. Gel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

5 Home from
.stef vacation.
i'll Bedward
re Eas home
9 teaches, for
emit down the
Go8 of Nap
Saturday for
ami wife.
daughter SyI-
.erel weekend
returned Sat
DuxI ity,
to Ealesburg.
at the Harry
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

FOR SALE-New walnut dining suite,
buffet, table and six chair, upholstered
in blue leather Mrs. Alonzo Aupperle,
Lancaster, Wis. 9c2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
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S inl CassyiIle
Katherine. of
Monday called
motlhr
tie, Valentine
attended the
ster Ilst week.
lsineIs trip to
ornOE ske and
a., Eame Sat
1Ir5 Caroline
lrochlal school
hay d T.9ncaS-
rated his Goth
4tll. IIe is still
as nj Dubuque
hard went to
a short visit
aged over 90
Mole and
IN Rika, died
his Faushter,
yuteral was
yn. Pr and
attel1ied
reaksIand Ger
ubuQl Satur-
and Josephine
here returned
yninslt TO spend
Sch1merhorn
lnda1 visitors
bic 1se Sun
GlenEate and
!. D. / Satur-
ell Gi1en is in
n orafge grove
i an4children
he cl4 9 of the
: Hkernlan,
lin. 4d in the
/ as Ne result
deSVlS took
Of IN other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

FOR SALE-Percheron stallion, age
u, dapple grey. Enquire of Arnold
Breuer, Glen Haven, Wis. Gel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of April, 1925.
r. M. Orchard,
Notary Public.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. Inquire of Mrs. Bessie Chap
man, w. Pine ST., Lancaster. SCI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
TO REFIT'
WRECKED SUB
Wilbur Expects Graft 10 3D.
Put in Use Again

WARRINGTON. Oct s-By ul
P)-seeretary Wilbur expects I'D
navy % raise nnd rent the sunk.uI
submarine g5i u II Is possible.
Naval opinion today was un4s.
cidsd, however. whether Il would k.|
cheaper 20 bring the submarine u,,|
which carried 90 men down 10 tbslrl
death OF Block Inland than 70 build
new submarine.
The g5. which sank or the ylr-l
Rlnia CapeH. was allowed 10 remain
on tho bottom. There f. trsdil
ton IN the navy. however. whlehI
urges all officials 20 continue Cpl
crations as long % possible. IN ths|
attempt 70 recover bodies of men|
Tort In such accidents. 20 the word
viii 60 on. Il has bsen decided.
Rear Admiral H. II Cbrlsty, lnl
charge Of the control ~ al ths|
scene Of the accident. been|
authorized b. Secretary wilbur to|
carry forward operations. either FOR
salvage or rescue Of the bodle.
~ be deems best, II was said az IN.
navy department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Lon Clancy Wins
Praise of Critics

Tho hold Lon CLANCY has on the
affections Of Seattle movie sosrs is
being demonstrated this week a, tho
Hsiiig. where chansy's latest star.
ring vehicle. The Tower Of Lies.
Is tea,lns the capacity OF the huge
Third ave. thsaier az every perform,
ance.
While tho work OF chancy IN this
production has been tho subject Of
uustinted praise on tho part Of thn
critics, Norma shsarcr proves her
right 70 s;ardom in tho role OF the
efring daughter. Miss shearer'a
beauty Is squsied by her talon, in
tho emotional scenes
In spite OF the fac, that the Hsl.
rs Is playing 20 crowded houses
during the engagement OF '"Tho
Tower OF Lies" the management
states THAI the picture win be
shown for ono week only. II will
ba followed on Friday by 'tloo;"
Gibson. IN An elaborate comedy
drama OF tho great outdoors. The
Calgary stampede" Mos, OF the
action Of this production was actu
ally filmed during tho spectacle
from which !, takes ita name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Talented Musicians
Cast in "The Wheel

Three persons who worked IN
Tho Wheel" tho picture now
showing al tho Coliseum on the
same bill with Lt,lo sousa. the
child musical marvel. have. been
successes In musical limos before
entering the films.
Victor schcrtzinEer. director. waa
violin soloist and toured with
Sordiea. Caive and other operate
stars, David ToTrenco. playing tho
role Of tho hero's father. was in
comic OPERA baritone OF unusual
promiso--for several seasons before
be turned his talents TO tho speak.
ing stage and finally 10 pieturcs,
Claire Adams. playing the leading
feminine role. was concert 40.
prano for a season or two after
completing her education at coll
lego Ia Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
COLD WEATHER
HITS MIDWEST
Snow Falls in Minnesota,
Nebraska and Iowa

CHICAGO. Oct. s,-wIn,er came
TO the andwes, today. Snow and
sweet fell on portions OF Nebraska.
Iowa. Ohio and Minnesota.
Stack men needed the warning
OF tho weather bureau and began
moving their cat,io Off tho ranges.
Cold north winds were blowing
down across the entire Chicago fore.
cast area.
Two inches OF snow fell at Aims.
worth, Nsb. The temperature drop.
ped 10 81 degrees.
Snow and slco, began failing ut
dawn IN Sioux CITY. la. melting
as Il struck the earth.
Snow lurrto0 were reported from
croocks;oon. MINI, and Ohio, st.
Paul and Minneapolis shsvered IN
temperatures Of 81 degrees.
Tho cool wave viii overspread
the remainder OF tho Central West
,onish; and Wednesday. official
forecast said. with below freezing
expected tonight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
HoD's This for
Heighth of Optimism,

Thomas SisiEhan considers that
tho height os optimism wa displayed
By ono OF the inmates Of sing SING
prison where the staF recently went
10 film scsncu for his newest picture.
'''rhs Man who Found Himself now
At tho Strand. IN which TON 10 sent
up tho river for a cFfma no dii no,
commit
Tho picture uni, WAS doing some
Night shooting in tho prison interior
when the occupant Of one OF the cells
shouted.
III youss guys don't quit making
30 much noise. m move ou,a here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Dorothy Reuier
Stars at Colonial

Dorothy Revisr as The Virgin. ="
at tho Colonial Tuesday. ia an hap.
~ as q mourning dove a, n funeral
until she takes advice and marrica
tho wrong man, Kenneth Harlan.
Walter Hers, Alice Lake and sam
Dc GraSse are included In tho cast.
wasted Lives" with Elliot, Dex.
ter. Edith Roberts. Cullen lands.
and Betty Francisco is Wednesdays
attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Picture htter

George o'Hara is playing rolc
entirely different from his former
screen eharacteriEations I'm The Sea
Beast" with John barrymore In
this he Is biz OF villain.
With The Pony Express" James
Cruxe celebrated his golden nlm an.
nlversary-lor The Pony Express"
was his 5o,h. all OF them for Para
mount
Script for ''Mannequin." tho $50.
600 prize story written by Fannie
Hurst. Is completed and work VIII
soon begin. James cruzo Is tho d.
rector.
Hobart Bosworth. who plays a
leading role in THE Halfway
Glrl." believes no never would have
become a screen actor II he had
not run away from homo because he
could not agree with his step
mother.
Constance T'aimadge Is supported
by the Screens Perfect Lover OF
1925" In her latest picture, Her
sister From Paris" He is Ronald
colman. given that title by Samuel
Goldwyn.
Buddy. the clever little dos that
supported Raymond Griffith In
Forty winks" and Paths TO Para
disc" plays an important par, In
the stars new vehicle. He's \
Prince
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Your Dog Gun-Shy?
Cure Him This Way

II your dog Is gun shy. Lieut.,
Leo Duncan. owner and trainer OF
RinTin Tin. the star Of below tho
Line" tho Warner picture now AZ
the Hue Mouse thsa,er. says tho
way 10 euro him IL 20 have some
ono shoot al some distance from
the dos. while tho master stays at
tho dogs side 10 quiet and kooihs
him hy pr;tinE him. Then, 20 let
tho shots gradually come nearer
and nearer. while tho auletIpg and
pottinK Of tho dog arc continued.
II this works. as u, shoud with
a dog who has confidence In his
master tito master himself may
take the pistol or rirls and shoot
while standing near the dos Bot
under no circumstances should a
nho, ever bo fired Gloss 30 The dog'n
sAr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Phyllis Wised Up
to Ways of World

Phyllis Is the typical wire girl.
sho is blonde. Just slender enough
10 be appealing. and has that wise.
y o NC n'tpui anything over on me
look In her eye
She Is now playing in tho Column.
hla picture, After Business Hours. 4"
az the Capitol. with Elaine Ham.
morstein and Lou TeIicgcn an the
featured leads. with her are John
Patrick. Otto Hoffman and Lee
Moran. They were under the dires
ton OF aini 81. Clair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Foreign Talent
Abounds at Columbia

Foreign talent plays an Important
par, In ''peacock Feathers" now
~ the Columbia. sycnd Gadc. not.
I'd Danish director produced tho
film whlic Prince Youcca Troubctz.
koy, a Russian noblsman, plays An
important roio.
The starr In the picture are cul.
len lands and iacquelinc Logan.
The supporting cant includes ward
Crane, George Faweeit and other
well known persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

one Of srrecndom'a most gorgeous
beauties. whose name IL house
hold bysword. appears an an extra
In Raymond Griftith'a next picture,
Hes Prince" She wandered on
tho Hollywood set In n sccno that
called for 500 cheering extras az
Griffith christened a new steamship.
and she became 30 interested in the
scsno that shs stayed around. Who
is shcg That YOU VIII have TO dis.
cover for vnnrNeR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Wants Lonely Wife

Broadcasting station wcCo re.
eelved unique request from q Ca.
madam admirer recently. The cor
respondent requested that the sta
ton should help him find wife. The
only supulaiions given were that
she should be good looking and
very lonely"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Human Appeal in
Brent Crook Film

A crook story with an unusual
angle and delightfully."- human ap-
peal n Evelyn Brent'a latest vehicle.
entitled Three Wise Crooks" now
showing at the Winter Garden. Tho
production. which has been directed
by r. Harmon Weigh, with that rare
sympathy which characterized 'pru-
allla with Million" II ono ga
which tho Characterization stands
gu, boldly
As Dolly puyane. Tho sophisticated
and clever crook from the great city,
who Is ultimately reKouemtsd thru
tho swes, simplicity and wholesome
affection ol a little old country lady.
Miss Brent returns once more 10 tho
roles which made her famous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

Norman French In spats, n derby
and u onno. waiting for his cue: 81
hate TO leave jefferson park" was
his contribution. ''The golfing is
excellent"
Seattle is an excellent field for n
permanent stock company" Maurice
Franklin remarked, artfully blending
his makeup with layers and layers
Of powder. "Tho thcptcr Ia all that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

HME HATE to lonvcr'
w That seems TO be the unnn-
lmous sentiment among the members
Of tho Duffy stock company, who
viii wind up their Seattle season this
week at the Metropolitan.
Marie nunklc, Helen strykor and
Howard Miller, interrupted In chat
bpckstegc, and told to express their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

farewell, chimed tho four words In
chorus.
Seattle folks have been so lovely
TO usl' Marie Dunklo exclaimed in
hor rather fascinating stnccato
voice.
TITS my home, So you know how
! feel about itl' This from Helen
Stryker,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
BACK TO LEGITIMATE

Mae Murray viii so TO Germany
shortly 70 appear nj German stage
production. j, viii he the first
ilms shs has appeared on the leRiti,
mate stage since the days OF her
vogue In tho "Foilits." which was
really long. long time ago. Mac
sesu,a 20 have found a surcssstui
secret <or preserving tho youthful
contours. bpt she's not telling any.
body about 81,
Louise olAum ia coming back
again. We haven't seen Louise In
ages II seems. hu; ahs Is now busy
At Glendale. Long Island. working
hard Ia featured role for Her
man JAMS production, 'Ermiue and
Rhinestones,"
Alec Francis seems 10 be one OF
the most popular character actors
In Hollywood these days. uo has
been working continuously for the
past nine months. playing interest.
ing roles In Thank You" Thunder
Mountain. - Yankee Senior" Tho
Man and tho MAld." THE Circle.
THE Coast OF Folly" and Tho
Rnso Of tho World" Ho IL in such
constant demand that he rushen
from one film into tho other. AZ the
bame time refusing flatierinE offers
because OF previous engagements
II surely looks ne tho Alec zero out
10 establish record for himself.
while Warner Baxter and Bessie
Love and tho rest OF tho film com.
pany were in Arizona. making HAr.
old Bell Wr4ghta new novel. "a Son
Of His Father" into a photoplay.
tho Thermometer never descended
below liz degrees.
Tho New York Aquarium. ono OF
tho most famous exhibitions OF liv.
ing fish In the world. was filmed for
preliminary scenes in Richard Bar.
thcimeys' new production. Shore
Leave"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
SIS BILL FOR BIRDS
CAGE UNHAPPY TALE

Mrs. b. GRAY. OF Tacoma.
Nl gave n woman friend IS
bin with which 20 purchase n
bird cage in Puyallup. she told
the Seattle police here, Tues.
day. Tho tale OF three cities"
had an unhappy ending.
Mrs. Gray hasn't since seen
tho woman. tho bird cage or the
So bill. And the woman hasn't
been located in Tacoma. Puyal-
lup or Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

Is laolslng."
Helen Audiffrod. looking charm
ing in n roso dressing gown; Don
Austin, snuvely mustached; Arthur
Pierson Scattlcs his homo town,
too; Hugh Knox, 30 busy he simply
can't be cornered they all say the
same thing. They all sccm very
sincere, They like Seattle. hills
and oil,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

FROM PARIS come rumors
that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
widow Of the late president,
will marry DR.. Sterling Ruff
fin, a Washington physician
and close friend of the Will
sons for many years. Ruffin
is SO and a bachelor. Mrs.
Wilson and he have been seen
together frequently in Paris
this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Noted Caneranian
Filmed "Don O"

Henry Sharp. Tor more than hlx
Years chief cameraman at tho
Thomas H. Iuce studias, was chief
camsraman for Douglas Fairbanks
on Don .. Son Of Zorro" which
y now playing rs third and laAt
week az the Liberty
sharp. who il ono OF tho best
known members Of tho American
Society OF Clnematogtaphers. has
many artistic successes 20 his ere.
dlt lie photographed Anna chris
tie" Christine OF the Hungry
Heart" HAL tho Woman" ana
Tho Soul OF tho Beast"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

Tho New York Aquarium, ono Of
tho most famous exhibitions OF Nv.
ing fish In the world. was filmed for
scenes in Richard Bar.
iheimeSs' new production. shore
/ cave"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-16
News From the
State University

Class Officers were elected with
i record vote Of 953 votes cast at the
University Of North Dakota Wednes-
day in the annual elections.
The presidential candidates elected
are: Oliver Peterson. Minot, Sc
nicr; Josephine Clark, ST. Paul, Jul
Nor: Clayton Watkins, Fargo, soph-
omore; and Rene Wamb&ch. Moor
head. Mimi, freshman.
Each class elected five officers
AVID the Junior class elected n junior
prom manager and the freshmen =
member to the Mems conference,
student governing body.
The record vote by classes fol-
lows: freshman, $40: sophomore.
2Os: junior. 1893; senior, 2O6.
Seniors: President~-Oliver Peter
son, Mnot; vice-president. Elroy
Schroeder, Holmes; Secretary, Rup-
ert Ste ch man. Bemidji, Mimi; treas
urer. George Lodom, Alvarado.
Mimi; and Choregus, Laura Nuss,
Grand Forks.
juniors: President. Josephine
Clarke st. Paul. Mimi. Vice-presi-
dent, John Booty, Danville. Ind;
Secretary. Thomas Doe, Saltwater,
Mimi: Treasurer, Earl Berfust +,
Crookston, Mimi; Choregus, Harold
Bangert, Enderlin; andd Prom Man
ager, Edmund Boo. Grand Forks.
Sophomores: resident. Clayton
Watkins. Fargo; Nicc-president. Eu
gene Lavoy. Deer River. Mimi: Sec
rotary, Rodger Thomas, Fargo;
Treasurer. Bruce Murphy, Bismarck;
Choregus, Roy La Meter, Grand
Forks.
Freshmen: President. Rene VAN
bach. Moorhead, Mimi. Nice-presi-
dent. Warren Doane. Cakes; Secre
tary. Willis Shepard. Bismarck;
Trea surer. Harold Ebcrly. Valley
City; Choregus. Joyce Roberts, Tower
City, and Victor Corbett, Minot. rep
resentative to the student governing
body.
Eleven candidates from North Da-
kota for the annual Rhodes scholar
ship have been announced by Pres.
1hos. j.. Kane Of the University Of
Nn,th Dakota. state chairman Of the
Rhodes scholarship committee.
The candidates. their addresses,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-16
PAGE SEVEN

Howeli, Fargo, Agricultural Col
and their colleges are: Llewelyn
lege; Clarence Decker, Grand Forks,
University of North Dakota; John
r. Rodger, jamestown, jamestown
College,; G. Gale wallace, New
Rockford, Knox College, Galesbury.
H., Lewis r. Lowe, Mino:, Ames
College, Ames, Ia; Robert N. Cum
ningham, Valley City. Mercers-
burg, Academy, Mercersburg, Pa:
b. u. Hansen, Grand Forks, State
Teachers College, Valley City; Le-
land Burgum, Casselton, Univer-
sity Of North Dakota; Joseph Drew,
Grand Forks, University of North
Dakota; George Fraser. Reynolds,
University Of North D"kota: Duan"
SQuires. Dickinson, University Of
North Dakota.
OF these candidates. one will be
chosen on December II. He will
receive a three year scholarship to
Oxford University, England. with
all expenses paid.
Pamphlets containing suggestions
for indoor school carnivals are be-
ing sent out this week to all high
schools in the state by the State
University extension division. The
pamphlet deals with the manage
ment of Il school carnival. sugges-
tions for various booths, arrang-
ing for publicity, and the names Of
a number of firms where carnival
goods may be purchased. Several
schools in the state have already
had an indoor school, carnival this
year and from their reports. these
carnivals were big financial sue
ppSS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-16
FOR SALE

1876 FEET, south front, the most
beautiful lots in the city, on paw
ing. only 100000.
ROOM house. east front, hot water
heat, everything complete, very
we'll built. $5250.00.
Z ROOM house, modern. cozy and
comfortable. everything spick and
span, $4,000 GOJ.
ROOM house, very attractive, well
built, nice neighborhood, $4,000.
ROOM cottage, modern, east front,
garage. $265000.
6 ROOM house, right down town, mo-
dern. $A7OO.O0.
4 ROOM cottage, close in, east front,
very easy terms. $2650.OO.
FARM LANDS-The best list and the
biggest bargains l have ever had.
Business conditions all over the
country are good and with farming
conditions mere the best they have
been in years you can't help but
make a good profit on your invest
ment by buying farm lands at pre-
sent values. BUY NOW.
FIRE INSURANCE. represent some
of the best companies in the bust
ness.
+. +. YOUNG
ll-l3-lw
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-16
CHAPTER XIII. (Coutinued)

The girl took no offense; she
maintained her curious observation
OF him; she appeared genuinely in
terested in acquainting herself with
a man who could master such phe-
nomenal quantity Of liquor. There
was mystifcation in her tone when
she said:
But saw you come in alone.
And now you're drinking alone"
is that a reproach: l beg your
PARDON Pierce swept her mock
ing bow. What will you have?"
Without removing her chin from
its resting-place, the stranger shook
her head shortly, SO he downed his
beverage as before. The girl
watched him interestedly as he paid
for it.
That's more money than I've
seen in a month";" said she. Il
wouldn't be so free and easy with
It, it were you
No? Why not?"
She merely shrugged. and con-
tinued to study him with that same
disconcerting intentness - she re-
minded him of a frank and curious
child.
Pierce noticed now that she was
a very pretty girl, and quite appro-
priately dressed, under the circum-
stances. She wore boys suit. with
a short skirt over her knickerbock-
ers, and, since she was slim, the gar
ments added to her appearance OF
immaturity. Her face was oval in
outline, and it was of a perfectly
uniform olive tint; her eyes were
large and black and velvety, their
lashes were long, their lids were
family smudged with shadowy
under-coloring that magni6ed their
size and intensified their brilliance.
Her hair was almost black, never
theless it was of fine texture; a few
unruly strands had escaped from be-
meath her fur cap and they clouded
her brow and temples. At first
sight she appeared to be foreign
and of that smoky type commonly
associated with the Russian idea OF
beauty. but she was not foreign, no,
Russian; nor were her features pre-
doninantly racial.
Whats your name?" she asked
suddenly.