The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1920, Page 8

' PAGE E1Gut INCOMPLETE poet CITY RETURNS FIRST WARD Uited States Senator— Frank White A. J. Jronna E. F. Ladd . Representative George M. Young . Thomas’ Pendary .. Governor— William Langer .. Lynn J. Frazier .. Lieutenant Governor— Frank B. Streeter . Howard R. Wood .. Secretary of State— Thomas Hall . J. 1, Cahill . State Auditor. Carl IR, Kost D. C. Poindexter State Treasurer— John, Sten R. H. Walke: Attorney Genera‘ ‘Richard F, Ga Wm. Lemke .« Commissioner of Henry T. Quanbeck . S. A, Olsness .. Com. of Agriculture Athur H. White John 'N. Hagan Commissioners of Railroads— C. W. MeDonnell W. H. Stutsman ®. J. Krueger .. Jack Williams .. Charles F. Dupuis. Frank M.-hollan State Senator— Cc. D. King . Lynn W. Spe Members House of Representatives Harold V. Semling .. Victor .L, Anderson L. D. Bailey .... LE, Heaton . C. O. Kell .. Frank G. Pra ‘SECON! United States Senator— rank White ‘A. J. Gronna K. F, Ladd ....., Representative Congress— George M. Young ... Thomas Pendray .... Governor ‘ William, Langer Lynn J. Frazier ... Lieutenant Governor— Wrawk B. Streeter .. ‘Howard R, Wood .... Secretary of State— Thomas ‘Hall .. J. 1. Cahill ... State Auditor— Carl K. Kositgky D. C. 'Poindexter State Treasurer— John Steen ... R. H, Walker . Attorney General— Richard F. Galagher . Wm, Lemke .....- Commissioner of Insu' Henry T. Quanbe: S. A. Olsness ... H. John |N. Hagan Commissioners of Railroads — . W. McDonnell .... W. H. Stutsman B. J. Krueger .. Jack Williams .. Charles F. Dupuis . Frank ‘Milhollan State Senator— Cc: D, King Lynn W. ‘Sperry 192 Members House of Rasesistitives. = ‘Harold V. Semling .. \. Victor L. Anderson . iL. D, Bailey ... * L. E. Heaton . Cc. O. Kell ,... Frank G, Prater . FOURTH WARD - United States Senator— rank White ‘A. J, Gronna E. ®. Ladd ‘Representative ii George M. Young . Thomas Pendray . Governor — William Langer ... Lynn J. Frazier . Lieutenant Governor— ‘Frank B. Streeter Howard R. Wood . Secretary. of State— Thomas Hall .. J J. Cahill .... State Auditor— Carl R. Kositzky . D. C. Poindexter ... ‘State Treasurer— John Steen R. H. Walker . Attorney General— Richard F. Gallagher . Wm. Lemke .... ‘Commissioner of Insui Henry T.’Tuanbeck S. A. Olsness ... Com. of Agriculture Arthur H. White John N. Hagan Commissioner of Railroads— Cc. 'W. McDonnell .. W. H. Stutsman . B®. J. Krueger .. Yack Williams .. Charles F. Dupuis . ft 251 244 71 245 53 52 BIG INDEPENDENCE DANCE July 5th AT SCHEBLERS FARM Old Time Dances in the Afternoon. REGULAR DANCES AT NIGHT 3 MILES EAST AND 2. MILES NORTH QF BISMARCK DIES AT WHEEL ‘| LOWDEN URGED Frank ‘Milhollan State Senator— C.D. King .. Lynn W. Sperry $ Memberé House of Representatives— ‘Harold V. Semling ..........6 89 Victor L, Anderson . - 92 L.. D, Bailey -. 69 L. E, Heaton + 84 Cc. 0, Kell .... x 53 ‘Frank G, Prater 62 FIFTH WARD United States Senator— erent White . A. E. ne Representative in Congress George M. Young Thomas Pendray Governor-— William Langer Lynn J. Frazie Lieutenant Governo ‘Frank B. Streeter Howard R. Wood ... Secretary of State— Thomas Hall . J. 1, Cahill . State Auditor— Carl R. Kositzky |... D. C. Poindexter Son State Treasurer — n! youn Steen R. H. Walker Attorney General— Richard F. Gallagher ... Wm. Lemke Commissioner of Insurance— ‘Henry T, Quanbeck .., s.'A. Oisness . Com. of Agriculture and Re Athur H. White John N. Hagan . Commissioners of 'R C. W. McDonnell W. H. Stutsman E. J. ‘Krueger Jack william: Charles F, Dupu Frank Milhollan ... State Senator Cc. D. King Lynn W. Sperry L. D. Bailey L, E. Heaton a. 0. Kell. oe... Frank G. Prater . ig OF AUTOMOBILE Newark, N. J, July: July 1—Mrs. Kathryh Rand Beck, prominent member of the millionaire colony at Hutton Park, West Orange, died at the steering wheel of her automobile here today. She became faint and turned thé car into the curb, stopping the motor. Then she leaned on the wheel and lost consciousness. married in September to,John Met- calfe. TO RUN AGAIN , FOR GOVERNOR Springfield, Tl, July July 1—Announce- ‘ment as:to whether Gov. Lowden will seek the governorship again, whether he will try to enter the United States senate, or whatever other plans he has, may be made this week. United States Senators McCormick and Sherman, former Gov. Deneen, Col. B.:M. Chiperfield, who was judge advocate of the 33d division,and Rich. ard Barr called on. the governor and they all urged ‘him to seek rengmina- tion’ No decision,was made public at the ; end of the conference. FALLS 4 MILES; ONLY BRUISED Dayton, Ohio, July 1.—Sergeant Bottrielle of McCook field, today 88] itude marked by the indicator as 19,- > lley M. made a parachute descent of what | was said to be 19,500 feet, believed to; be a new record. The plane, piloted by Sergeant Madan, climbed to an alt- 500: feet, it was stated. Bottrielle climbed out on the fusillage to make his jump. The wind caught his para- chute and pulled him through the tail of the machine, tearing off the rudder. 3 |He bruised the muscles of his arm and strained the ligaments. AVIATOR HELD BY MEXICANS: San Antonio, July o, July 1.—Liuet. Stan- Ames of Walpole, Mass., * | squadron commander at Kelly field, 1s neid'by Mexican authorities at Ma- tamoros. He was~forced te -alight when he ran out of gasoline, advices = | Say. TURTLE TURNS UP. Washington, Pa., July 1.—Sixteen years ago Ivan Hutson carved his in- itials on the back of a turtle here and turned it loose. His young son caught the turtle and brought it home the other day. * 1 i Mrs. Rand Beck was to have been| * | sel. i i] Men’s end Young BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ee. TAPED AY, JULY 1, 1920 ur Entire St Hand Taik DAs aah hoot ock oF Reduced A : FOR QUICK a To the man.who knows the character of es" ROSEN’S CLOTHING SHOP'S Clothes, nothing further need be said. 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