The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1916, Page 6

SCOOP DOM’ ~ OF in Stet) — Bactasms — THE CUB REPORTER WILL WAIT FOR ~— WILSON ADVE ernment dep the iden It plan will port from th senate lea ANTON GIEGER DEAD AT ODENSE airs old, resident rion county since 5 sed at his farm home at es- om lity in 1900, from the old country. He settled on a claim in the Odense district, where he had since ded. He leaves to mourn his los: sons and one daught all of whom reside in the Qdense distric Besides his chil- dren and the wid le leaves two Mrs. Adam Wetstein of this nd M, Jacob Renner of ‘Rich- ardton,” The funeral will De held tomorrow, from the Catholic chur SC. VAN DYKE RESIGNS % AS DUTCH. MINISTER Washington, Dec. 6—The _ first resignations’ from the diplomatic corps which are expected to be the forerunners of others as a conse- quence of President Wilson’s re-elec- tion and the closing of his first term, were announced today. Dr. Henry Van Dyke, minister to | Want to Measure You Now-- for that Christmas Suit Get your order in early, and give me time to get your over- coat or suit out in time for Christmas. Large selection of fabrics for your inspection. Styles the latest. Cail in now while you think of it. PRESSING AND CLEANING neatly and promptly done. Block. THE TAILOR ‘Grand Pacific Hotel also were announced LOST AN ELECTION SET AND HAD TO WALK -AND.L G6T VO hap ine { \e T-SHOULD Lose AN | ELECTION BET Like THAT IN 1920— ‘ } MAYBE = BETTER_ Scene from ‘‘Experience’’ at Auditorium, Dec. 11.- One of the sea son’s hits. the Netherlands, has resigned and probably will be succeeded by John; ‘W. Garrett of Baltimore, formerly minster to Argentina. The resignations of Thaddeus A. Thompson, minister to Colombia, and Wn. H. Hornibrock, mipister to Siam, “TEACHERAGE”’ FEMININE FOR TEACHER, HER IDEA North Dakota gradually is becoming accustomed to the “teacherage,” and | it is clamoring for more and more of} them. There remain a few, however,! to whom the ‘ cherage” is a mys-| tery. A yor ol ma’am who sent in her examination papers this week. referred to the teacherage as “a great factor in tlie community because of her intimacy with the children and her.supposed ability in leadership.” Evidently, she had concluded that a teacherage was a teacher of the fem- inine gender. Others under the im- pression that, horror of horrors! the} term teacherage refers to teachers who have eached the sere and yellow . AS a m FOR THROAT AND LUNGS Eckman’s Alterative SOLD BY ALK LEADING DE: I Both heavy and light weig! 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The bureau had written up to Novem- ber 17, 1,684 polic covering a total; insurance of '$163,395,637, and the sur- plus of premiums over. losses paid amounted to $2,367.23. The losses to date have aggregated which salvage of $5 covered. The net 17 was $14,610,345, Tribute to Federal Reserve. High tribute is paid in the report to without our gredt which, McAdoo asserts, prosperity could not exist. dnestimable benefits, the report pre- dicts, will come to the farmer through the federal farm Joan act. Serious defects in the Harrison nar- cotic (drug) law are noted and ,rem- edial legislation suggested. "Against Omnibus Bill, The secretary again expresses the conviction that the omnibus method f constructing public buildings has resulted in the last “3 years in erec- tion of many public buildings in small towns whose importance has not jus- tified the expenditure. 0 Since al a . SUPREME COURT I FROM LAMOURE COUNTY. Herman R. Sek, Plaintiff and Respond _ ent; vs. W. W. Miracle, et al., Defendants; M. W. Miracle, Respondent; Dodson, Fisher, Brockman company, Appellant. Syllabus: (1) An executory land contract for the purehase of school lands from the state of North Dakota, although techhically speaking not real | property, must, under the provision of | Section -300 to 355. Compijed Laws of | 1913, be levied upon and sold by a creditor of the Vendee as such. | Action to have an asignment of school land contract declared a mort- gage and for the foreclosure of the same. Claim of a prior attachnient. Appeal from the district court of Le ‘Mourt county. J. A. Coffey, J. Judgment for Plaintiff. Defendants, Dodson, Fisher, Brock- man Company, appeal. Reversed. Opinion of the court by Bruce, J. Davis & Warren of Lamoure, attor- neys for plaintiff and respondent, M. W.. Miracle. Henry G. Middaugh and Rollo F.| Hunt, of Devilé Lake, ‘attofneys for de- fendant and appellant, Dodson, Fisher, Brockman Company. * g ANOTHER FAMUUS CUB MACHINE COG RELEASED Chicago, Dec. th the uncondi- tional release of Mordecai Brown, the three pitching marvel, another of the famous old Cub machine that swept everything before it, has. passed. In his prime Brown was one of baseball’s greatest hurlers and was as much be- loved by fans a8 Christy Mathewson. President Weeghman of the Cubs made Brown’s release unconditional, leaving him free to go where he choos- es. While regretting the necessity of jreleasing Brown, Weeghman explaim- ed today that it is necessary to make a change in the pitching staff in order to give fans here a pennant winning team next season. With the exceptions of two seasons, Economy in Coal Buy your coal from wus. 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