The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1924, Page 6

j y THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘ra-la- la! ———=— WNT UPIAT Ae ATTA AGT TE TUIAGT ETAT NT TONG ‘ BALDWIN ywe all hope the school can continue Miss Hazel Richardson, teacher of | with a normal attendance. At this the Crofte school three miles east of| time we are he printed — the town arrived home Monday morning] Honor Roll, and it is only fuir to from the city where she had] state that but f@r sickness and con spent the wee tagious disease in the homes, thus preventing: many children from. at- Van Couch, who has been visiting} tending school regularly this. ho among friends in this district the|roll would have been longer. From past week will go to Garrison soon] now on the Baldwin school hopes to where he has accepteg a position on| make a better show the farm of his brother, G. A. Hough: telling. Van has lived in this terri- Morris of Arnold tory for over twenty years but de the home of her cided to sell out last fall, wunt, Mrs, Schonert was a Visitor at the school Friday afternoon Harry Rickman, former resident of Baldwin but ‘now employed as sec tion foreman at Wilton was a busi ness caller in town recently, Harry| setting along very nicely necording she likes his new work fine and|to his friends. Mr. Fevold hada is doing very well severe cold which for u time threat esaled ened to turn inte. pneumgni Mr. wnd Mrs. Morris Satter are re joicing over the arrival of a fine baby] Rupp brothers are busy — moving boy at their short dist their stocl nrdware from their from town, . Satter ung little }old place of busineds to their new ¢ry nicely. [location on Main Street. ‘They will have in their few line of dry goods and H.]and groceries about March 15th Mersin burn last where| The following pupils of the Bald y Jooked after affairs in connee-} win school deserve merit hi nh ceived an average of 90 or al their monthly tests and thereby have Miss Gertrude Fricke, Who attends | their names placed on the Honor h school in Bismarck, visited at | Roll the week S. Fevold, local banker who is | ng treatments in) Bismarck i way DA wd VAVAW AWD x ie re tian with the closed bh ve on AEAC OETA EINE hi her home cast of town ov or abovet Johnson de—Richard Rupp, Hel- beth Monroe. end, -m During the next few months there-will be stirring ake Diede has returned from aj en Strandemo, Eliz al days visit with his daughter] Fourth Grade—Emma Rupp, 8 neg the ice img ao vad a happered at Schlachtensee, near | : : : John Givee and family of is.) Third Grade Evelyn Mubin, Lee etn lake a othing like it! : times in the state and the nation. ‘This is the pres- marck, ® Sisal |PeaverneingeObdoceatove: Pee uetehoice ece din lthens Mie A ee -» STODDARD TAKES TANLAG ‘idential year and every day there will be important Coverad that the furnace in the| Fifth grade—Frances Rupp | ; - schon! houne had becwrne evernented|erine, Monroe, Grace MeAves, Sak EVERY SPRING AND FALL news developments which you will not want to miss. = ; starte 10 pi 5 F rade—Rillie Poole, Lester @ g { wuished cout to damage was done. It Schonert, Esther Strandemo, Ben, — + AE ES e ‘ . s, . * . al Pe lant tees) atte tote’ | SNM Ae RIVAL | |Savs 1¢ Keeps Him in Good The Bismarck Daily Tribune is publighed at the 5 have no wish toerepeat the’ experi grade— Lucille — Monroe, Health—Tell: £R q ; : a eRe are Swick, Gordon MeGvoy, Geot perae covery source of state news.. Its news writer's are instructed S ; = rie Poole, From Hay Fever. H 5 Sunday school was held in the clyn Higgins, Ken Seutanee | 3 t e i . sige, is Y EU PTESE ATER A. Conta eat: [utter Bel dwin wehaoisaian: tai iver y experience ith ‘Thnlac’ gond to state the facts in an independent and non - political , - ie er ruseeceicidediito theipahlic: to| patriotic: program ait the — school leagt five yeaws and I have : attend these meetings. house, F evel ch Mth, nothing but the highest praise for it.” is the precise statement, of Stoddard, 348 National Ave.,! and Rapids, Mich, iN rst set me right when suffering from hay fevet. Be-{ sides I_ached all over, couldn't cat ! and felt sick and’miserable. Tanlac has also relieved me of kidney dis: | orders. “And since I learned vitat Tanlac || will do I have made it,a rule to take A course ef it every spring and und find it p f it means he: t anq strength to me, Before t ina Tanlac the first time my condition Was such that I couldn't work, but. #49 soon shook off the ills that heldyage | down and” regained good health, Mes," - Everyone is cordially invited to at: manner. Political bias in the treatment of any news The chicken pox which has greatly} tend. After the program a fish cut downsour school attendance has | pong will be open to all who‘have a Hy left town, © contagious | nickel and are not afraid of being echas been reported so far, and | 'sucke item is strictly forbidden. ~ ———«| 4. Where in a foreign probate pro- ceeding jurisdiction is dependent "SUPREME COURT pon proof of domicile, proof of dom- icile of origin elsewhere is sufficient From W: to overcome the pr facie effect of Olaf-Watne, I dent, vs. J. J. R These are a few of the features which you get in | the authenticated record. Hy | 5. Where in a foreign probate | proceeding jurisdiction is dependent {upon proof of domicile, and that’ jur name of J. J. Rue & Sons, Defend-| isdiction is challenged by one nat ants and Appellants. to such proceeding, the —au- nd Respon- et rles Rue, The Bismarek Daily Tribune. : ( , doing business under the fi a SYLLABUS: IF ed record of the foreign sir, people can feel assure 1, Acverdict must he certain © force to os- when they buy Tanlde they arebay- (9 = . inite, intelligible, unambiguou tablish domicile, ing something that vill i + @ H ' sistent and unconditional. 6, Domicile being established in a “ bE ap : 5 Ww 2. In ¢ where there is sub-| place, it is presumed to have con-| Edward C. ‘Tofer @hown abovey nlac is for sale by i mitted to a jury both the question | tinued there until the contrary is af-|and Dale Crittingey attended the “hue “a i x . Accept no s mount, if any, due on} firmatively shown, and the burden same college together. Toner pub- 40 Million ion, and the} of proof is upon him who asserts | li the Anderson (Ind.) Herald. amount, if e on defendant's the change. . Crittinger publishes the Anderson ble Pill Jaim, erdict must clea 7. Residence and domicile are not | Bulletin right across th@ street, n whose fayor the balance | synonymous. To effect a ch Today Toner is seeking the Repub-|——————————— sbstitute, oil | and the amount. thereof. domicile there must be Hean nomination for governor of County, Hon. Geo. M, we-| i \ as to the plaintiff's old. Bottle: State News WHEN IT IS NEWS. ly show 3. In the instant case the plaintiff | idence in the new place the state, And true to form,| Crity] Kenna Judge. brought suit to recover upon a con- companying- intent to m the|tinger is opposing him for thé On denial of motion “to vacate fract for certain sand and gravel] real, true, fixed home, satis. | Se job on the Democratic ticket. | Judgments, defendant appeals, furnishea by him to the defendants. | factory evidence is required to prove is Affirmed. In the answer defendants admitted an intention to abandon or ee aver s option of the Court by Englert, certain sand and gravel was furnish-| an established domi controversy, the District has no dis:| District Judge. ed them by the plaintiff, but asserted | where the change is to a pore ae eR et a judgment} Lynn & Lynn, Linton, N. Dak., At by way of counterclaim, among other | Jand, e Ve wee jance with the decree of this for Appellant, things, that the same was furnish-| 8." While Fecitals in a will as to /CQUME Re ers _ Young, Conmy & Young, nea ed under a contract whereby plain-|the residence of the testator and of |, However where this Court docs | N, Dak. Attorneys for Respondents. tiff agreed to furnish all sand and{the executors designated therein are nae earn ilk oy hea lit elon; or Rravel necessary in the construction | relevant and may be of probative | yon, "oy siouly determine all ques- of a certain highway; that plaintiff | value in detetmining the domicile of | {MS \ involved, and leaves certain breached such contrat by refusing | the testator, yet the weight and value Hata) open for the ipner ‘Courbatn “IS ACCEPTED Slope Developinent News Which. _ Should be of Vital erent are a aah aa ater youth e "| consider and decide, the fact that the fee) ling es seen ne amount {of such recitals should and do de-/ istrict Court departed from, the of gravel and sand agreed upon, pend upon the anees shown. | wendato of this Cruel, docs net tein petumiee Mar. 7.-—(By the A, B). + that as a result defen Appeal from iet court of | der the judgment ‘void, but qnly ¢ King Hussein of the Hedjaz . has damaged in the sum of $ Walsk County, rable John © | i a NCES yoneous. accepted an offer of the Caliphate, | for the Moslems of Mesapotamia Trans-Jordania and the Hedjaz who tiff denied that he had contracted as! Lowe, Special J. rted by defendants, or that they| Affirmed. | eartg ihe instant case was remand- wefe damaged as claimed. The is |_ Opinion of the Court by Nuesste, | ed to tbe oe eee certain f4r-) have proclaimed him Calipn. The sues presented upon the complaint, | J, Bee p pees i tie, Nas Set for! Trans-Jordania goyernment stated: and upon the counterclaim were} Gray & Myers, Grafton, Attorneys | hearing; both parties appeared and] «qt is expected that other Arab-Mos ¢ submitted to the jury. The jury re-| for Appellant, jevidence was adduced. The trial! jem countries will follow their 5 2A 3 7 ye i turned the following verdic | H.C, DRPuy, Grafton, Attorney | Court made findings, cgnelusions and] selecting Hussein*as head of the Is. : 3 : PRT eR ‘ " “We she Dae the above entitled for Respondent. oe Ju Judem ag 1 No eepee) WAS) amie world. a 4 i action: fing in’ tavor of ‘the plaintiff | so aken from the, jud jgmen' and no . ~ R and against the defendants in said | From Burleigh County other proceedings had for the pur- 9 i i Wi | eae i i y Yr re 0 5 = aan and assess plaintiff's damages | state of North Tore val oi a Ge eat a9 esrrectin : Treland’s Banks | Send in a Three Months Trial O der Fi day. - You il . +| the rate of Ove from the 17th day ot | We Eratien, Plaintit? and Appet | sarvlea sof meted of antsy thereke Are Prosperous “ Want The News From Now On. : et oy b as Hall, as Secretary o : ‘| August 1922 unt d; and allow des | g, -f te a oN Sher defendant moved the District —- is t Bccdants auttiviaut dana end gray altel Cereus paent and Reguendent: \) Courbitetwacatal gia guae ant © coal Dubling Mae tatistics “re- SUBSCRIPTION RATES A complete culverts and projects from | Where certain legislative acts, not | T¢#8°"s Stated im the opinion, it is ane published show Ireland's banks ~ << : it now opened on plaintiff's farm | Pee ha er held that the District Court to be prosperous, some of them pay- | ‘ly i. a coe Ki (na svat nce Eel HEA Re ware referred. by vefecanium: pect | e9rreet in denying such motion ing as high as 20 percent dividends. Daily, in State By Mail thrge months.....’. tree bee teres ceeds BLQ5 | Carpio and Foxholm free of charge, | tions filed which de Appeal fromethe District Court,| The Bank of Ireland, with which the | Nos 1 a Ka i ignated the time Oy, aa iaenie fe Daily in State By Mail six months. . ie nts Dives 3.40 io AONERD: act, AKC Che Wetdiee hg (at the general election to ie) held in é Daily in State By Mail one year.......°. ice orton “e oo rer November, 1924, and where tne Gov BLOOD SALESMAN], is reserve, Devosis generat lh Bia int al : © t8-llernpe bya G; ation called a : F F jer in Ci imi’ a - ‘ | Mainder of the verdict to stand, and | EDeRIRIPSISGUa Cone aed of funds to the Free State national «By Carrier in City 8 per year : , J me creon. For rea-| megsures to be held on March 18thy als By Carrier in City Limits per month......... fone Nested in the opinion such ral: |'10¥4) fogs held, under the constit GALORE NGL ; y, aa, Pe ) ing is e | tional ptovision providing that LORE! i], in City Limits........... seeees : mest Male cpurt of | forred measures, hot emergency: mea- j Colored batts and smite fess By Mail in City i : 1 A B ‘ {sures, shall be foted upon at any | tailored ‘lingerie and ‘bound Outside of State per'year.............. 1 Defendants appeal fram the judg-| state-wide election de ignated in the | bon or white organdie. a ae, PERS © menf and from an order denying a) peferendum petition or at a special | pari motion to set aside the verdict and! etoction called by the Governor, that order for a new trial. Reversed. ; Opinion of the Court by Christian- son, J. McGee & Goss, of Minot, N. D., Attorneys for ‘appellants, the Governor had the power to : ‘lerate the time for holding the elec- tion upon such ref measures by calling a special elec In Dis€rict Court, Burleigh ‘County, | Berry, J. Injunction Proceedings to | E. R. Sinkler, and G. 0, Brekke of restrain the Seeretary of State from | Pivots JN. D., ‘Attorneys for Respon-) submitting to the electors on March nt. 18th, : lt e The phain- 4 F tiff fas appealed from an order sus- Sgr loa eae and {gaining a demurrer and. dismi ie vs, Daniel McEwen; he injunctional Proceedings, + Affirmed. | ross-petitioner and appellant. Per Curiam 0) | - ong pinion. | LLABUS: | F. 0, Hellstrom and Joseph Cogh- Jan, Bismarck, N. D,, attorneys for Appellants. Geo. ‘F/’ Shafer, Attorney General, ‘epee: attorney for respondeng Secti i that a will duly Hoawed and.} Face: <a | wed elsewhere than in North, Ba- From Emmons County may be allowed and recarded| Patterson Land Aas Joseph Sn which tho testator] M. Hackney, William G. Hoerr, Car- plies only in the|Jos ‘N, Boynton, Rlaintiffs and Re-| i “ ‘| spondents, vs. George W. Lynn, I%8- a proceeding ad» }'fendant ang Appellant * J »probate in # court| SYLLABUS: * } miry, properly. au-| 1. Where, on appeal in an equity | At $91 a quart, $1. Gcdige Broady, facie ae ishes | case, and a trial de novo is had, and| 21, i, sellingahis blood to pay his} court,| ami }}is issued to the way through Ohio State University. per I Gourt oF it t& enter judgment | To date he has’made $500 and = ’ Some hats that are “thrown, in,the ting” _ should be thrown in the discard — and replaced with the’ new spring Langher. tator’s domicile at determines: the juris- tion ie ‘primary original probate New siyles on repiew, ba will dispose of a by sid oodles he never felt etter in’ his lite