The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1922, Page 6

THE BISMARCK: TRIBUNE: By SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 TRACK MEET TO Dickinson Normal School to Sponsor Meet For Slope Dickinson, N. March 18.—A dis- ct track and field meet in which all th schools on the Slope will be in- te will be held jn Dick- May 12, under the di- lent S. T. May, of the a on Sormal school. The decision to ‘hold the meet came at a meeting of the city superintend- ents and coaches at the Normal Satur. day afternoon. All superintendents and coaches og teams entered in the tournament were present at the con- ference and expressed themselves as being heartily in favor of the plans outlined by President May. Tentative plans «provide that the meet will be open to all high schools on the Slope, including Bismarck, and to consolidated schools doing high school work. Rules of the state Ath- letic League shall govern all questions of eligiblity of individual athletics— except those pertainin; ‘to the classi- fication of the schoo} ering. Medals will be given the winners of first, sec. ond and third place in- each event; numbers of entries in each event to be limited to three, but the number of events in which any athlete may enter will tbe left to the discretion of the|’ coaches. Winners will ‘be qualified to compete in the state track: and field meet to be held in Grand Forks late in. May. etails of the meet are now being worked out and will. be,. announzed w'thin the next week or ten days, Mr. May said. BOXER, KNOCKED OUT, DIES LATER Omaha, Neb,, March 18.—Investiga- tion into the death of Charles Havjice, Omaha boxer, who died 20 minutes after he was knocked out by Ray Car- ter, of Sioux City, heré last night, will be held, it was announced today, KRAUSE DEFEATS FARGO BOXER Beulah, March 18.—Battling Krause defeated Abe Wallace, of Fargo, in a 10-round match here last ‘night which went the full ten rounds. Krause staged a “come back” after his recent defeat in Fargo. He floored Wal- lace for the count of 8 in the sixth round and for the, count of 9 in the h round. V ce has claimed The Q Announce the . located-on t , Main and T Fargo Fair 1921. 1st Cock. : 1st, 2nd & 8rd pullet. 1st & 2nd Cockerel. Fargo Fair 1922. 1st Cock. 2nd Pullet. $2.00 per setting of 15. - Box 302. Phone 776. SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS... : —and— : SINGLE COMB BLACK MINORCAS WINNERS. : WELD IT | We Do All Kinds of Welding. It makes no difference how small or how large the job is we are fully equipped to do it. We have had several years experience and, guarantee our work. BISMARCK WELDING WORKS kota. Dickinson, March 24. RUTH, HORNSBY BATTING TODAY Chicago, March 18.—Today will be a ibhig oMe from a ibaseball standpoint in the southland, . ‘S$€veral horse-hides are due to take long rides, especially in the game ‘New Orleans between the Yankees and the Cardinals, bringing together those ‘Hornsby, RED WING IS ~ ANNOUNCEMENT. the welterweight title of Noxth Da- Krause will meet George Zair TITLE WINNER) Northfield, Minn., March 18.—Red ‘Wing was today.the possessor of the state high school basketball cham- pionship, having wrested that honor from Mbdison by a score of 34 to 37. | 1 hereby announce myself as a can- didate for sheriff of Burleigh county at the June, 1922, primaries. | am a Re-; publican and have been a resident of | at at | 11922, Primaries, j3-1G-iwk | didate for the office of Clerk o Burleigh county for thirty-nine years. | If nominated and elected | promise to! give honest and faithful service. port given to me. (Political Advertisement.) o’clock. Report of the Condition of THE FARMERS STATE BANK RESOURCES Loans and discounts ....... 2,149.07 Banting: house, and fixt Current expenses, .,,over undivided profits Tr cash items .......$ 843.40 Cash and due from other banks .... 5,938.18 Total .. erenez s+ /8116,71744 | Capital stock paid in..... 15,000.00 +e) 2,500.00 Surplus fund ... Individual deposits subject to check.$10,101.08 Guaranty fund de- posit . 327.60 Time cert f deposit 56,822.13 Savings depo: 5,627.59 Cashier's checks outstanding Bills payable . Total .... . State of No: Burleigh, ss. I, J. S. Fevold, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, to the Ss, FEVOLD, dest of my knowledge and bellet. * "Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th day of March, 1922. (Seal) ELMER. MYHRE, Notary, Public, Burleigh County, Correct. Attest: \ F. A. LAHR,, © J. 8. FEVOLD, Directors. (Incorporated) UICK PRINT | Bismarck and Mandan: opening of an Office Supply and Stationery Store he corner of hird Streets =. . ‘Bismarck, N. D. to serve your needs in these lines . . . ° a . \ Printing Service in connection. Phone 36 : Minneapolis. . Won 2hd. Crookston, Minn. 1st, 2nd and 7th. Special Ribbon from Na- tional S. C. W. Leghorn Club for best cock in show. Cockerels $2.00. Hatching Eggs For Sale. BLUE RIBBON POULTRY YARD. Geo. A. Sandvig, Proprietor. —” Bistharck, N. D. 208 10th St. So. 1 will very much appreciate any sup- J. L. KELLY, > 343-4 At Baldwin, inthe State of North Da- oe ‘at the close of business March 10,! ures oe oe 4,300.00) Other real estate +e 3,696.85 | 2,817.90 4 75,150.94 ++ 24,066.50 + $116,717.44 , County ‘of My ‘commission expires Feb, 21, 1926.) ' i Regular business meeting Bis-, | marck Lodge No. 5, A. F. & A. M. Monday evening at 7:30, ‘ ANNOUNCEMENT ___/ [of Burleigh I_ hereby ‘announce myself as a Primaries, candidate for the oifice of State's At. | Political Advé. torney of Burleigh County at the June, EDWARD S, ALLEN, (Political Advertisément.) ANNOUNCEMENT Primaries, I hereby announce myseli Bs ehent Pob Aart. THE SHOCK OF LOSS! Fire does the unexpected. Think of hearing, on the way home, that home is no more! A shocking loss! Somebody must pay it. ‘ The Hartford Fire Insur- ance Company is absorb- ing these financial shocks - daily: At the same time fuits.Fire Prevention—Ser- vice ig ‘helping ‘many to avoid these. setbacks. « Let us explain in detail. Call or telephone. -MURPHY “The Mah’ Who Knows Insurance.” Rs Bismarck, N. 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