The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 8

i 6 St tr eu te fr re g rt ne e al ly fi fy meee ii tt e SS ets te wh PAGE EIGHT NEW SCHOOL'S (2 DEDICATION: ~ DATE FIXED Verne We' W ~~ FOR PROBE OF ARRANGING PROGRAM Senator Couzens Forces Ac- ; ceptance as “Prosecutor” for Investigators of the home, mit the eral committe Mrs. O. W. Robert chairman of the com rangements and Mr ind Mrs. % of the comm ham w tertain a public pro. minektaking r Ernst's de s for the eve nd following this a nowill be tendered the resi ts of the city and the committ to say that this will be give nygsters and tha admit) them number will be so great tha would not be adequate for the young sters and adults All resident tor Couzens from hen he bad observed, » we are floundering here where with the in brought out th: eof the riche oposed to pay s in connection ition, Senator Ernst ned the propriety of nator Jones, ho or Couzens’ ir : | Honey's to! the inv ed those attending and the High School! sharply « orchestra will furnish music during | the actic the hours of the reception detended ASSERTS CO-OP to know that the hearin turned into a 1 uppeared to Re i North Dakota Wheat Growers |+ Answer Objection Couzens | th Demo- | yn this: Republican | | i tee with hi Grand) Forks, N, D. April 10. essman O, B. Burtness, in a written to A. J. Scott, of the North Dakota W , “Crippled by Corns?’ “Use “Gets-It” association, stated. th high cost of market pool Wash Nary-Hivuy Mr. Burtn tion on this in order to refut contentions, and in this con Mr, Scott issued a statement, the | Greatest salient fextures of which are that; Corn the marketin such as | Remover | | | | ‘ | both th i | | i | | are fixed control of & per bushel, al Trade Com. on has reported that similar! cost of handling and wheat through th amount to §$.1889 ing that poolin economical n fr. Non bad they or what y It” will ng: wheat, | 2m lift, the R Money back gu: sold everywhe SLOPE BANKERS [sceete ic an aee. MEET MAY 27| ows Dive Store. ——_ ees April 10.—Dates and places! J ting of |@ the North Da- ion when six of the dis- cfadden, see- | Make your old floors look like new. Floor scraping surfacing, and polishing done with new Electrical machine. I have years of experience in this line, and guarantee satisfac- tory work. ‘4 PETER BODNAR Wilton, - No. Dak. trict met with retary of the s| 0, Northwest district, at Minot. q May 21, Second district, Devils May 22, Northeast district, Grand fton. Fifth district, Coopers- May 27, Missouri Slope district, Mandan. es Farm Land forRent We have some excellent land in the river bottoms south of Bismarck for Rent on Shares, or for Cash. Sec. 5 and 8-138-80. Also‘excellent upland under cultivation near Menoken, Sec 1-138-79, Sec. 6-138-79, Must be taken promptly. _ Inquire _ BISMARCK REALTY CO. ~ORGANIZEFOR Shooting to Start Saturday 4 Under Direction of Elect- Organizat rt of the DEPARTMENT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE * THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1924 y ) E. D. Ditel BIG CONTEST « A. Hoffman, R. B, Hedstrom, S H. Stewart, Bowers, FE. G. Hanselman, W. h Ha 1. Jones IN cup ctive ro. otherwise contest in the hunt © team cap thur Johnse “5 0 BE TRIED Former Cashier to Follow F. y either’ ©, Heaton, Who Was Con- SS eaiee aa tie victed by a Jury I © to the Johnson, J A. the morning. fap Atala «uens 2e, eteel STOTT AWARDED on SALES PRIZE R The spe- © of which Heaton was! vas a false CUNY ante af Robert Stott was awarded the $19 1 which [€88h prize of the Lahr Motor /Sales | s| Company to those attending the sales ‘instruction #thool being conducted ‘The maximum penalty for this of. | Uder the direction of a Willys-Over- feign meat in the markets of Great on, E. J, Gobel, Jas, | fense is $10,000 fine or 10 years im-| land factory expert, last night.| Britain’ are gradually ousting those Rest, C. S. 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