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was sure to bring several shots. Webb State Auditor Elect Believes states that the trenches were often no farther apart than the width of a street. Group States Should i» N. D. MAN BACK Had Wo Nendi. STATFS BUS Only once during the time he was In Work Together. service, did Webb hear of anyone from this country being near him. At this FROM WAR ZONE time he heard the name of William ARE All PAD Bismarck, N. D.. Nov. H.—Carl R. Lindsey of Ridgeville being oalled, but he could not Bee him. KoetUky, state auditor-elect, is mak­ Bullets that struck Webb penetrat­ Former Carlisle Man Was ed his body under one arm, one hit ing a junket to Pierre, & D., Des him on the head, one in the leg, one In Moines, la., Lincoln, Neb., and St. the arm and a piece of shrapnel went AT YEAR'S END Paul, Minn. In each of these capi­ Of* Wounded Five Times, through one of his hands. He is able tals he will spend some time In the of- to walk and does not suffer from any floe of the state auditor studying of the injuries. methods employed in the assessment But Still Alive. New Administration Goes in of property and to general taxation Marmarth, New Co. Seat, matters, with a view to placing him­ With the Treasury in self In a position to pass authorita­ Pembina, N. D., Nov. 14.—After After N. P. R. Extension tively on legislation planned for the being Bhot Ave times in different parts Fine Condition. 16th assembly. Corporation taxation of the body, John Webb, formerly of Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 14. — Now will be made a subject of particular >ia Carlisle, is back and is apparently as that Marmarth has been made the study, as will the assessment of town well as any man. county seat of Slope county, there is and city property in comparison with In 1914 he Joined the "remounts" a determined movement on foot Bismarok, N. D., Nov. 14.—North farm lands. at Winnipeg and went to the front. among the commercial organisations Dakota, for the first time in many Mr. Kosltsky expects to go Into the For several months he served as a duty of assessors, with a view to re­ of the southwestern part of the state years, has enough money in sight at commending in North Dakota a bill blacksmith, but was soon put on a for an extension of the Northern Pa­ the beginning of November to pay all rapid firing gun squad on the front which will provide for the naming of cific westward from Mott to the new ourrent bills up to the end of the year. county assessors to replace the present line. He participated In the battle of capital, along the survey established There will be no worrying over de­ Tpres where the Canadian contingent township officers. He is of the opin­ some years ago. ferred salary-payments this year, and ion that better results may be obtain­ was almost wiped out. The extension from Mott would the state's creditors for supplies, In­ ed from placing this work under the Land DMIgnved. give Marmarth and intermediate terest and other items will not be re­ direction of one capable official in Webb stated that the surface of the points immediate communication with quired to wait several months for each -county. The auditor will also land over which the battle raged was Mandan and Bismarck and would de­ their money. J. O. Lyngstad, deputy give his attention to the systems of ac­ completely changed by trenches and flect to the Northern Pacific a large state treasurer, said: counting In vogue in Nebraska, Iowa, KoteJ shell craters. Flying machines and business which logically belongs to "The large payments for October South Dakota and Minnesota state of­ Zeppelins were seen in comparatively this line, but which now is being cor­ are largely due to the fact that the fices. large numbers most of the time and nered by the Milwaukee line, and giv­ September apportionment of approxi­ "Uniformity in assessment dates shells fell continually. en to Aberdeen or Montana points. mately $225,000 was paid during the among adjoining states Is in my opin In describing the methods used in month. Over $200,000 was invested Ion essential," said Mr. Kosltsky. caring for wounded soldiers, Webb in bonds and mortgages from the per­ "There Is some talk of changing the •aid it takes from three to four hours Building Prediction The Wonders of Opera manent funds, and the state educa­ assessment period in North Dakota to reach a hospital after being wound­ In Mandan is True tional Institutions drew approximate­ from April to January and of extend­ ed. When Injured Webb «u taken to ly $60,000 from their interest and in­ ing the time for the making of assess­ the rear by first aid men, then by an come accounts. ments from 90 days to six months. automobile to a boat landing, whence Mandan, N. D„ Nov. 14.—The pre­ Other states, I find, have generally he was taken by a transport aoross diction that building in this oity would "The Increased payments from the on Columbia Records general fund during October, 1916, adopted the plan of beginning their the channel to England to a hospital. reach the $500,000 mark this year has assessments in April or May, and sev­ come true. There was $200,000 ex­ over October, ltlB, are due to the IVenohes C3oee. better condition of the general fund eral have recently changed the open­ It was a common thing for men in pended on street paving and other ing date from Jan. 1 to early spring- HE whole cnchanted realm of grand opera, with city Improvements and at least $800, this'year. Last year quite a number the opposing trenches to call to each of bills were being held up In Octo­ There must be some reason for this other, but to light a match at night 000 worth of new homes and other change, and if the reason is a good one buildings erected during the year. ber on account of insufficient funds all its splendor and wealth of beauty, comes to life or to raise a head during the day time with which to pay them. To date, it would seem inadvisable for North T November 11, all bills against the Dakota to reverse the procedure fol­ in the pure, rich tone of Columbia operatic records. state have been paid, and It appears lowed In other states. that the state can pay all its bills un­ "Personally, I am of the opinion Killing the Calves til January 1, 1917." that it is better to begin making as­ Lazaro, Fremstad, Scmbach, Mardones—Garden, Macbeth, Gates, sessments in April, as we do at pres­ —All sorts of excuses are ent, and to extend the work over only Marr, Goritz are before you, in the full glory of their great voices, offered for the high price of REVOLUTION SONS three months, rather than a longer TO MEET THURSDAY period." when you hear their wonderful Columbia Records. To hear these beef, the most plausible be­ records is a real revelation: t ing the alleged demand for Fargo, N.' D-, Nov. 14.—By order of PAVERS RACING Charles A. Pollock,- president of the AGAINST WINTER 48747 [L'AFRICANA—O PARADlSOl (Oh Paradise veal—"the killing of calves North Dakota society of the Sons of 12-inch 1 on Earth.) (Meyerbeer.) Hipolito Lasaro, which should be allowed to the American Revolution, the annual Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 14.—After $3.00 I tenor. Orchestra accompaniment. .y business meeting of that organization wasting two weeks waiting for ma­ grow into regular beef." You will be held in Fargo on November terial to continue work on the pav­ SIEGFRIED. NOTHUNG! NOTHUNG! NE1D- cannot have beef if you eat 16- ing in this city, workmen are now L1CHES SCHWERT! (Sword Song.) "Noth- The session will take place at the racing against winter and it is prob­ ungl Not hung I Conquering Sword." (Wagner.) Annex hotel, where luncheon will be $P it as"veal", but you can have able that some of the streets will be A 5842 Johannes Sembach, tenor. In German. Orches­ lam Keep Your Eyes served at 6 o'clock. left unpaved until next spring. n-inch tra accompaniment. Shredded Wheat Biscuit The date has been fixed for next A huge mixing plant was to have fi.50 DER FREISCHOTZ. DURCH DIE WALDER. which contains more real Thursday, so that members of the arrived In the city some time ago, but In Style North Dakota Education association due to the fact that the plant was (Thro* the Forest.) (Weber.) Johannes Sem­ nutriment than beef and who are members of the society, too heavy for the trucks on which It bach, tenor. In German. Orchestra see. Besides having efficient clauses, might participate. it is Just as easy to have becom­ costs much less. Shredded was being carried, numerous hot- fTANNHAUSER. DICH THEURE HALLE. ing glasses. Dr. W. N. Stearns and F. D. Hall boxes developed and caused the delay. wheat biscuit is the whole are the committee In charge. A chemist has been employed by A 5281 (Wagner.) (Oh, hall ef song and joy.) Olive For years we have been serving the city to oversee the work of the 12-inch • Fremstad, soprano. satisfied eustomers. We assure wheat steam-cooked, shred­ you that we have a most complete State Canvassing Board mixing plant to make sure that the #3-00 LOHENGRIN. ELBA'S TRAUM. (Wagner.) line of stylish as well as efficient ded and baked. Makeityour city gets the mixture called for. (Elsa's Dream.) Olive Fremstad, soprano. glasses. to Meet at Capital Dec. 5 "meat" for ten days and see WILLISTON LODGE The opera can be a nightly delight, hearing its "See TJs and See Better." Bismarck, N. D.. Nov. 14—The state great voices a joy at your instant call, if you have a how much better you feet canvassing board will meet at the ca'p- PLANS TO BUILD Wholesome and strength­ ltol December 6 and announce the Ubrar'y of Columbia Records by the leading operatic results of last Tuesday's election. The Wllllston, N. D.. Nov. 14.—At a artists of the world. ening for any meal with milk canvassing boards must meet not later meeting of thefWllliston Sons of Nor­ than twenty days after election, when way steps wer* taken to erect a new Your dealer will gladly assist in selecting and * iftr cream or in combination their reports will be prepared and building In thillhill city for the use of play any records you may want, today! • N. 4th St* Grand Forks, N. D. with fruits. Made at Niagara sent In to the state body. The count the local order. A committee was as announced by the state board will appointed to consider site possibili­ Columbia Records m all Fordgn Languages. Falls, N.Y. stand as final, if not contested. ties and to report In the near future- Every ballot issued by the county A recent entertainment netted the New Celumbia Retards en sale the *otk of every mtnih. auditors must be accounted for, lodge a good sum whloh. If plans This advertisement was dictated to the Dictaphone. whether used or not. mature, will be used as a necleus for a building fund.- 40 CANDIDATES REGISTER. Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 14.—The list of candidates for the county commis Owner of Destroyed sionershlps of Grant—the new share Building at Lake sliced from Morton on Tuesday—num bers just forty to date. And each can­ Devils Lake, N. D.. Nov. 14.—D. F. didate and his friends and his rela­ Bangs, proprietor of the briok block COLUMBIA tions and his well-wishers and those which was destroyed in this city Sat­ CRAFONOLAS and DOUBLE-DISC who wish him otherwise, all have urday night, arrived in the city from ®P fed ST I oalled on Governor Hanna, at least Faribault, Minn. He was notified of once. the fire and he autoed to Minneapolis The governor Is by. far the most where he caught a train for this city. popular man at the capital just now. Mr. Bangs valued his building at $50,- The newly elected nonpartisan state 000 and stated that It was protected chiefs are really not in It, with only a by insurance amounting to $2S,000. RECORDS few congratulatory callers dally. According to Mr. Bangs the place will Pretty Rock and New Leipzig each be rebuilt as soon as possible. COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE CO. had large delegations in yesterday. Slstrlbntors, 418-414 VteoUet Aveaae. MlaaeapeUs, KXaaesota. Speolal train service from the twelve Orant county towns seeking the coun­ FOR SALE BY ty seat is planned for this week. NEW YORK'S OPERA iron HAjro 00., omd rocks, v. x>. And Governor Hanna leaves Tues­ B. KBBinr, ZaaklnsoB, H. 9. J. G. OOVAV, Blraarok. 9. 9. day for Minneapolis to attend a meet­ VAYX.OB SBUO OO., Klnot,• XT.— -9. WX&M8TOH 9Suo co.P wuiistes, sr. 9. ing of the federal reserve bank board. Thursday and Friday he will spend SEASONIS OPENED with the state educators at Fargo. Caruso, De Eucm and Fried* Hempel Light — Stylish -- Warn} Saloniki Revokes Gift Stan of First Nights-Many Made to King of Greece Novelties Are Planned. The |ightest warm rubbers made. There it ao Athens, via London, Nov. 14.—The municipality of Saloniki, in whloh Mttle weight you'd hardly know you had them on. New York, Nov. 14.—Richer in IRREPRESSIBLE. was launched the movement to take repertory notwithstanding the diffi­ once killed a cat, you know." They fit. They are good looking. They are Greece Into the war in opposition to culties caused by the war, and with The little Brimmer boy across the This made so deep an Impression •' splendid wear resisters, like all other Foot-Schulze the wishes of King Constantino, has an increased list of subscribers, the street is forever asking questions. that the boy was quiet for several formally revoked its gift of Villa Ala- Metropolitan Opera company opened COURIER NEWS "You had better keep still or some­ minutes. Then he said: "Mother, . rubber*—and there's one for every purpose. tlnl and. Nlaousa forest, made to the its season last night. thing will happen to you," his moth­ what was it the cat wanted to ! You'll enjoy wearing these. king after the Balkan war. The rea­ The first night, which is always one er told him one night. "Curiosity know?" son assigned Is the "Ingratitude of of the most Important events in so­ Our_ name is moulded into the sole for your pro­ the king." cial season, was selected for the pre­ sentation of a work new to American SOIDBY GUILD tection. Be sure that it is there. opera goers—Bizet's "Les Pecheurs des Perles." It had Its premier per­ In nearly every town there's a dealer selling Foot- formance in IS 68 in Paris and two Schulze rubbers—and he's a good man to buy acts were sung at the Metropolitan Paper Purchased by Editor from. Hunt .him .up. 20 years ago by Mme. Calve. MEAT MOUS Enrico Caruso, in the tenor role, and Business Manager and Giuseppl De Luca, baritone, who, with Frieda Hempel, soprano, were the stars last night, already were of Des Moines. Foot, Schulze & Co. familiar with the opera. Caruso and TOIHEKDNEYS De Luca sang "The Pearl Fishers" together In Genoa 18 years ago and Saint Paul General Manager Gatti-Caaazza pro­ (Herald Special Service.) duced in his home city of Ferrara Fargo, N. D., Nov. 14-—The sale of Take a Tablespoonful of early in his career as an impressario. the Pargo Courier-News by Dr. L. T- The season will continue until April Guild and A. L. Westerhagen to E. 8. Salts If Back Hurts or . 22 and will include the presentation Fentress, business manager of the of a number of novelties, revivals of Des Moines, Iowa, News, and C. E. >< Bladder Bothers. two new operas, Reginald De Koven's Marsh, editor of the same publication, adaptation of Percy Mackaye's "Can­ was announced by the Courier- terbury Pilgrims" which will be sung News this morning, the sale be- We are a nation of. meat eaters and In English and "Francesca de Ri­ in* effective immedlatelyy. our blood is filled with uric add, says mini" by Zandonai. Mr. Fentress goes in as business a well-known authority, who warns manager, and Mr. Marsh as editor of us to be constantly on guard against Russian Jew Keeps Vow the Courier-News. Dr. Guild, it is an­ WE REPLACE MISSING TEETH kidney trouble. nounced, will remove to California. The kidneys do their utmost to free He Made 20 Years Ago Mr- Westerhagen has not announced the blood of this irritating acid, but and Feeds 1,000 Hungry his plans. beoome weak from the overwork; Ur. Fentress was for nine years they get sluggish; the ellmlnatlve tis­ New York, Nov. 14.—Twenty years business manager of the Des Moines sues clog and thus the waste is re­ News, and prior to that time was bus­ tained in the blood tb poison the en­ ago Max Gootchneider, with his wife tire system. and baby, arrived in New York pen­ iness manager of the Oklahoma News, niless from Volna, Russia. He beg­ Oklahoma City. When your kidneys ache and feel Mr. Marsh was for two years editor like lumps of lead, and you have ged help from a charitable organisa­ stinging pains In the baok or the urine tion, and was given a job as a fur dy­ of the Des Moines News, and prior to Is cloudy, full of sediment, or the er. In return he made a vow that that time was city editor of the Cleve­ bladder Is irritable, obliging you to when his daughter should be married, land Press, managing editor of the seek relief during the night; when you all men who were hungry, as he was Akron, Ohio, Press, and managing editor of the Cincinnati Post have severe headaches, nervous and then, should be fed. nochangeolcare 7 Failure to keep your mouth and teeth In a healthy condition The immigrant became a prosper­ te^HstDlosJb^ ounces of Jad Salts: take a table- to a diamond merchant. He drove to If you have lost a number of teeth you should secure the best spoonful In a glass of water before the Hebrew society's headquarters In i kind of substitutes. We devote the greatest portion of our time his Umoslne and explained that he breakfast each morning and in a few Q to this branch of dentistry. By continued practice and long ex­ days your kidneys will act fine. This was ready to keep the vow made a perience we have become skillful In replacing Missing Teeth. famous salts is made from the acid of score years ago. HMfonfolinritei grapes and lemon juice, combined "How many immigrants have you Fear of Pain causes many people to neglect their teeth. We with lithia, and has been ° used for here nowT" he asked. He was told ... TWootfk Pnllm— (« use methods and make special effort to cause the least pain pos­ generations to flush and stimulate about 200. will Inn St. PaaL-1 sible. clogged kidneys, to neutralise the "Not enough," he declared. "Go adds In urine so It is no longer a out into the neighborhood. I want for.Los Aatfalss *aa sou roe of irritation, thus to feed any number up to 1,000, per­ urinary and bladder disorders. haps more, if you oan get them." Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot Nearly 1,000 poor were fed at his Injure; makes a delightful effervescent expense between 1 p. m- and mid­ TL*wans,flT lithla-water drink, and nobody can night. lt«b|SMI—Kissf^ Over Onw Stom Ooraer HiM aad onalJM» make a mistake by taking a little occasionally sop the kidneys elsan Laugh and the world laughs with * J i in % ffc, i*

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