The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1924, Page 3

. 4 | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 COOPERATION INN. D, ASKED | BY A. G. SORLIE Governor-Elect Believes That! Mill and Elevator Can be | Made Success TO OPERATE B. OF N. D.; and Forks, N. D. Sorlie, Governor-elect of North D kota, today issued the following | statement: { “I am convinced that we rhave | now, once for all, eliminated bitter | partisan strife from North Dakota | and that we can cooperate harmon: | iously for the welfare of the state. | “Every mother’s son of us in| North Dakota are farmers, so we must ull pull together to secure for | our products what they are fairly | worth. We shall be growing wheat for 40 years to come and’ for that reason we should get, a fair value for our wheat. In this state more: | over we have super-wheat, which | should bring from 25¢ to 40 cents | more per bushel than the sbft wheat | raised in more southern districts. Until now our wheat has been used in Minneapolis for blending but from now on let us see to it that the buyers of gluten wheat realize that North Dakota is the only state in which they can get it.” “Let's begin to sell our ideas to other people instead of having others sell theirs to us. All that has been generally known about us in North Dakota so far is that we are an archists, Bolshevists and free lovers | and then people on the outside have heard about our snowstorms. “We have the Bank of North Da- kota and the state mill and elevator they are a part of our state institu tions and they can and should be} made a success. Above all the: should be operated for the benefit of the people of North Dakota as we are all interested in North Da- kota. We are all farmers directly bf “I am not in favor of ‘any addi- tional experiments along the lines! of state ownership at this time but I hope the .other members of the Industrial Commission, whoever they ! may be, will lend their cooperation | to make these institutions a suc- | cess,” First Church of Christ, Scientist Gor. 4th St. & Ave. C. Sunday service at 11 a, m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. A reading room is open in the church building every Tuesday, Thursday and ‘Saturday, except legal holidays, from 2 to 4 p. m. All are welcome to attend these services and to visit the reading room. | Evangelical Ref. ‘Church South Side Mission and Charity Society. Regular service every Sunday at 11 o’clock a. m, - Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Prayer meeting on request. No evening service until the street light is there. J. B. HAPPEL, Pastor. ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL 8:30 A, M.—Holy Communion. 10:00 A. M.—Church School. 11 A. M.—Morning prayer and sermon. The Rector will have charge of the services on Sunday and preach at the 11 o'clock service. | F, H. DAVENPORT, 514 Mandan Ave. McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Tomorrow Divine service will be conducted as follows: 10:30 A. M.—Morning worship. Sermon subject: “The Dynamic of the Cross.” The choir will render an anthem entitled, “O Come Let Us Sing,” and Mrs, W. J. Targart will favor us with a solo. * 12 o'clock, Sunday ‘school—(elass- es for all ages), where men and wo- men go, boys and girls follow. 6:30 P. M. Epworth League. A live setvice for young people. choir will render an anthem en- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE NEW STATE SENATO Burleigh county’ new stute senator is personal pop- get a hig vote. OBERT A. OLSON the district court, as requir LATE FIGURES: Fargo, Nov. (By the A. P.) Returns from 2,110 precincts out of 2,160 in North Dakota for President ave Coolidge 94,0 LaFollette 84, 208; Davis 14 742 precincts out of the for} Nye 749 in 49 precincts | 13 i Dis | gave] for passage 7. passage 80,0 LATE ELECTION RETURNS Fargo, D., Noy. &-Returns {from 1919 precinets on superintend Jent of public ruction give: Nielson 90,030; Palmer 84 Returns from 1,700. p: the tax law gave for pa 038; against 81,197. nets on age 76, | N- OF SUPREME COURT __ From Foster County W. Y. Quarton, Plaintit and Respondent THOMAS, DECIS! H.E. O'Neil, SUS: trict } 1. In taking an appeal from a jus-| terms, tice court in a civil action, the serv-| Thomas ing of the notice of appeal on the | ppears to 5 Presets: Nielson 87,- | WINS OVER NYE Dis-} ever, I think it is a mistake for long | to} Defendant and Appellant. The Second Congre ©, both short 1, Secretary adverse party or his aa any Gaal the filing thereof with the ele: [Cis asus I by Sec-| i church and Intermediate in league roont in the basement. Both branch- es of the league invite the public to attend their meetings. Evening preaching services at 8 ELECTED — pecial music and stirring congre- gational singing. on Tuesday at 7:45 p STATE’S VOTE Re a VIRTUALLY IS Jcourt in a criminal action is not ap- | NOW COMPLETE | "Ayoest teom tho pistrict court.ot | mind huteenetinn eat (Continued from page one.) Judge, ae |the state nets give in| Hoopes & Lanier, of Carrington, Coaster sets, tray: late ret jvotes which were cast against the In the o questionable Thursday night | f jand Friday morning, the superinten- | dent of public instruction, Miss Min- nie Nietson apparently was victori \gave N Governor-elect. Arthur G. Nonpartisan, Halvor H. Halvorson, Demoe: | of Valley ) gave: *Sorlie 93,446; Halvorson | When the Associated ulation machine was di last night on the following offices ace stood: dock of Plaza, Subject: “Adam and Fallen Man.” | right, Congr jeincts out of 5 Welford 17,402. er All are cordially Zion Lutheran Church Seventh and Ave. Services in the German language {at 10:00 a. m. rvice at 7:30 o'clock. J. V. RICHERT, Pastor | FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Ave. B and Fourth St. L, R. Johnson, Pastor. . worship with sermon. -The Church School classes for all. ~—B. Y, P. U. meeting} Congr ye 30,51 For justi 1,887 precincts: Burke 90,916; Fisk Licutenant ( cinets: cretary of state “State auditor--1,7 Steen 84 State and Crusader: Rev. O, J. Jacobson will preach at both services. EVANGELICAL CHURCH Corner Seventh and Rosser Sts.,| U, F. Strutz pastor. in the German language at 9:30 to 10:30 a, All other service: Attorn Sunday School from 10:30 to 11:30 a, m., followed by a short sermon The Evangelical League of (. E meets at 7:15 p. Jae League in the lecture room of the| Superintendent of public instruc: tion 9163, C. L. 19 al. Hvites special 2. On motion to dismiss an appeal.| that in’ exan the only material questions a to whether the appeal lies and, if so, specting appeals have been compiled | teorology and with mee £ the district court from a justic tion for juri luble. trict court | dismissing an appeal from a justice | ¢ Ty pplicants were not er service and Bible study m court in a ci tional reasons is not apps inations will be r 10, Foster County, Hon. A, Coffey. | blanks. AFFIRMED: | Attorneys for Defendant and Appel: | lant. against 80,965. Th not enough to over- ity of over 5,000} the majo! ney for Plaintiff and Respondent. | 411. other contest: which | ea carit 4s Pv: Returns from 1,905 preci Ison 89,781; Palmer continued’ to roll up y over his opponent, . Re- om 1,981 precincts out of t Cool- 3 Da- { 96 precine’ Follette 87, “| ‘inets: Sorlie worson 83,584, / First district Second District, long inets out of 749: Hall Freerks 304, district, short precincts: Hall 31,940; N of state supreme court ted measure—i,625 precincts: rte A\ Fe 797; against 80,227, i tie} 7 vernor 1,774 pre- = 28; Paulson 63,- Maddock ~1,771 precincts: 64,356. ‘precinadts: 200; Poindexter 59,011. rer — 1,760 precincts: Birder 57,758. 78,183; Shipl Thoresen 57,758. commissioner -— 1,679 Olsness 78,666; Hooper Commissioner of culture ~and 1,819 precincts: Kitchen 85,- cincts: Harding 70,842; Byrne 50,346; Donnell 71,261; Hadley * Bismarck, N. D. Milhollan 70,274; Kibler 57,- Capital $100,000 Incorporated 1291. See picture on Bank Building. 7:80 P, M.—Evening worship. The saz, wi) each oe Se tie BUS CMAN! mnnovnvnnncc If you have no other church home in the city, we heartily invite you to worship with us.. Strangers es- fecially welcome. First Presbyterian Church Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite, D. D., Minister. Morning service at 10:30. Theme: “A Ruling Passion.” Solo by Mr.| ‘Halvorson, “Spirit of God.” Duet, Mesdames Scheffer and | Barnes, “Abide With Me.” Junior Departments of the Sun- dlay School at 9:80, Other depart- ments at 12m, Don’t forget the Men’s class in their own room. | The Christian Endeavor will meet | at 6:30. Subject: “Our Abilities For Christ.” Evening service at 7:30. Theme: | “The Mirror That Transforms Its | { Beholder.” ! A\ large chorus under the direc- tion of Mrs, Frank Barnes. \ An- thems: “O Day of Rest” (Carrie | Adam$); “Bless the Lord” (Mc- Phail). Girls’ Reserve at church parlors! Monday evening at 7:30. The Junior Christian Endeavor will meet at 4:15 Tuesday evening, ‘' The prayer meeting will meet Wed- ‘nesday at 7:80, Missionary Society at 3:00 p. m. Thursday. : ill 3 H Hig 33 Hi HHI mn a Now is a good time to bring your account up to date so you can have its full purchasing power at your com- mand for Christmas shopping. Monday is the 10th To Promptly Pay is the Better Way Bismarck Credit Bureau, Inc. Where your paying habits are being recorded. Nn QA Examinations To Be | Honeymoon en Again ure jurisdiction-) The Civil Service Commission in- attention tion uy ae ganilhy sisuin shu ele er GLE | r cities throughout whether the requirements of law're-|States for junior observer ssistant observer rology in the Weather Bureau, secured in the | number desired, and that these ex- United | interested in these or oth- of the United St dat the local post office for de- basket, | see | ‘stands, ete. Come ven, of Carrington, Attor-| them at 600 Ave. D. Phone I Save ?” p i4| Have You good reasons~ | neral—1,819 precincts: \\ Wag i 4 Ae or merely excuses? ANOAANIOUASUOGOAASVOAGUOGUAANUUEGONERAGOUNEEEGUAEUUGEGAEUGGOATOAGU AGATA PAGE THREE | Washburn and =! Wilton Masons 5 Are Guests Here A large number of Masons of Vashburn and Wilton journeyed to Bisinarck last night for a visit: with Ithe B confer de e work, Almost t tire Washburn membership came. | Dinner was served in the Temple {dining room at 6:30 o'clock, Henry | Halvorson led in community singing d Mr, Frend ed the pian udee We L. Nu r re ident of Washbur the Washburn people. He gave a brief history of Masonry at Bismarck, The Bismarck lodge fr dia charter r the Washburn lodge and Judg sle presented it Third degree work was conferred on Milton Jones by the Washburn lod and Mr. Jone was presented with a Masonic pin au momento, BISHOP ON MARRIAGE Nov. 8. Mart con sons over t 30 are usually shipwrecked, accord ing to Dr, Arthur Warnuin, bishop of 4 Chelmsford, who celebrated his silver | wedding anniversary recently. “How s to get married before they arc he said. | MOON PLANE Lym THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT TOM MIX —in— “The Trouble Shooter” TURPIN COMEDY BRAY CARTOON Monday and Tuesday “THE FIGHTING AMERICAN” | (Eltinge '] Matinee Every Day At 2:30 ‘) TONIGHT — Saturday THOMAS a an (Paramount Grcture Pathe News Felix Kat MONDAY and TUESDAY FLORENCE VIDOR —in “CHRISTINE OF THE HUNGRY HEART” Daniel Mayer presents nd, Nov. $.—The Express —the * “eozy | CAPITOL! Confidence | | stege nesevscoccoczosvsserses: reck Masons and to help | MEIGHAN | has made its ap THRILLS EXCITEMENT {¢ resecsesccoccsscores. Seber ebederiesiedeoleeter secsesercresses ees. Auditorium Denishawn Dancers anda Famous Spanish Ballet Crradro FHemenco’. 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