The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 8, 1924, Page 6

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D., Dee. & prese: m schedule involving trip to the west coast is on the books i, the ketball quint of the Dakota Agricultural college i to announcement by Dewey, Bison coach. i ington at Sexttle, Montan: Iege at Bozeman, Spokane a kane, Unive: of Idaho, Pocatelio, Jamestown college, the University of Montena and probably the University of Oregon. ‘ The first game on the western tri will be held December 27 at Spokune | ‘the inno while the last game before the team’s THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘ MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1924 ci ea emi cee eran SS ms , : ince 18. p a an Ce nec | DECINIONS OF su sounT of Goings’ brother, George, Nov. : - | Cavohine Geblar, Plaintiff and Re- | id they were driving to Minnespo- i foe a “7 re A cipths pondent, vs. Herman Konoske, et al, 3 lis, The morning of Nov. 20, at 2 a. I x List Von Kim Noses Out Noted Chick Evans jpitendnts, Herman Konosse, be.) Itflows through old hushed Egypt ari its sands, m., Goings’ automobile was appro ifendant and Appellant. ‘counting between par- e been engaged in a | joint enterprise, it is held for rea- stated in the opinion that in termining the respective interests of the joint adventures in certain jJands, each of the, joint adventurers should bear a proportionate' share of Like some grave mighty thought threading a dream, And times and things, as in that vision, seem Keeping along it their eternal stands— Caves, pillars, pyramids, the shepherd bands - 1 ‘That roamed through the young world, the glory éxtreme | Of frigh Sesostris, and that southern beam, ‘ j Lh om, queen that caught the world’s great hands. | ed by a police gun squad in the northeast section of. Minneapolis and two men were seen to jump out and run away. Police gave chase but failed to catch them. A woman was in the.car and her clothes and the car were blood stain- ed. She was unable to explain the circumstances leading up to her be- ing found in the car and subsequently the cost of certaln buildings and ‘comes a mightier si she was sentenced to a term in the other. improvements which have] As of yy : mightier silence, stem and strong, workhouse for vagrancy, heen constructed on the premises. | 8 world left empty of its throng, During the past week police have From a judginent of the distr | And'the'void weighs on us; and then we wake, yovne that e AACS RESET een ‘court of Stutsman county, Jansohius, | hear P a ings’ was cas! a a , dofenBEne HERA UCORBIREI NDS | And ; the fruitful steam lapsing along = investigation disclosed that he had ° je } “"Twixt villages, and think how we shall take shout $300 in checks and eash when Reversed in part. —, ‘Our own calm j ig e left Carrington. Aceording to Opinion of the Court by Christian-| ‘iy f journey on for human sake. , George Goings of Carrington, his ‘ Nie i —Leigh Hunt. | brother planned to go on to his home cll, J., dissents. Bes Qs a in Cleveland, Ohio, « after leaving Buck, of Jamestown, N. D., SS SS Oa} Minneapo [attorneys for appellant. = ? —— fr x John A, Jorgenson, of Jamestown, N. D. attorney for respondent. Chapter » Laws 19) \ vides that at the annual m | 2.. For reasons stated in the opin- the second Tuesday of Ju jion, it is held, that it was not an|year the board abuse of discretion to reopen the ¢: 1 school a ing Qf:tertimony and for findings on tite matter omitted. Decisions of Supreme Court ‘ting on y in each of a appoint ‘om Burleigh ‘County armers Exchange State Bank of “ ‘ ; Decisions of the supreme court, nger, North Dakota, Plaintiff-Re- permit defendant to introduc and a treasur not of their | announced today, include: J Dae vs. Christ Iverson and F, more testimony after both sides had | own number, who shall hold their "Caroline Gehiar, plaintiff and . eld, Defendants, F. R. Scho- eh canes I eed ae Hae ae during the ple cae a de | respondent, vs. Herman Konoske, et field, Defendant and Appellant. ae a3 ee [tees ads ants 2 field, Defendant and App N. Do 981, 18 W. 10nL, on be, en Mba defendants, Herman Konoske, de. fendant and appellant; from Stuts- man ccunty, Jansonius judge; in- volving accounting in joint enter- Reversed 3, Evidence is properly admitted to prove notice, given by vendee to vendor of warranted personal prop- which : “The treasure of town or village comprising district shall be the tr The sufficien » can not be rev in the a of the evi ed upon ap- ence of a motion for a : 2 mel a a | aL | aa Ghenteis: EER ES in part. Opinion | new trial or of a motion properly erty to the e& ect that ne peoverty urer ce is box Neen eer ianson, justice. then trial) apeeitvine wee; lol nat conform to the aenty. of; provided, howev should ae F + i 6 Vhe: reversal i. rdere on | said speci se rac! a a, tntti | (2) Where counsel has failed to '*Ppeal a (GRC EGS! ; Me Christ Iverson and F, R. Schofield proper without TSE GHEERULISN SES costs of the | prised partly of territory defendants, F, R. Schofield, defend- ‘ eRe GRRL RUTE jal against the then losing | the limits of said city, town or vil-| i ? nie isiHIH Ra eRAHEIIIN NANT: SLES ho is also loser on the sec-| lage, then the said sehool | 2nt and Heese a ry pil be v] s istrict 0 ele rerular vs yy Be; a dy pon these duced ahd 1, when the reversal and the | district shall elect, regular J Opinion Ob eOUEE Hy AMFOAOGH: eniEe ihewiae: RUMMNIELGH), Ne Cea REE | are not made necessary by elections, @ treasurer in the manner | )hitte ony [predicate error upon the failure of /ABY set or omission of the other | provided by law for the election of Jee a. @heeshing Machine [soe trial court to particularly. in- sO EMul ane INDOESMIRER| REE Company, plaintiff and appellant, vs. i ct upon such issue, Seer eee vere etme | Seay cram thet Joseph Huncovsky, defendant and r dh wetion wponig| gronngenes SC eunitly antes ON 2 aoe | teen County, Bae, J. | respondent; from Morton county, an endorser in Blank can | faith effort to make the inted | uppeals from n judgment |e Gudpe: Remanded aur tonne, ol that the en-|#tticle conform to the just require- application for a writ | medings, Onihion by dot 4 4 ade upon the un-|ments of the buyer, may be recov- WEEE aoe ee that it should be without |ered by the vendee of the article in \ State of N r R : pein an action to recover damages for the Court by Chris- Agia: eae Heit a District Court, Burleigh Coun- | breach of warranty. Bl . Seen shee Peet aaa ie "| 6. Evidence that a release of | Cuthbert & Adamson, of Devils|® A+ Peterson, clerk of Perth, spe- Coffey, J. Action upon a prom: eeHiies ene, MUI Gy Peal 1D ‘ cial school district No. 27, Towner repens cus ‘ ory note. Defendant Schofield | Warranties was obtained, by fraud | Na Deco epreliants \County, defendant and respondent; j Tarston No 8 Harrison Johnston aled ff a: sua and misrepresentation is ‘admissible H. Hou! of Cando, N. D. * é pondent; ' Y \ i ppealed from the judgment. Y le : appealed from Towner county, Butt m No. 9. Dexter Cummings Affirmed. us tending to show that the instru- | Newton, Dullam & Young, of Bis- judge; “Attinnaedl’ Oniniontby CHE Guilford ENE 0 Rudalph Knepper Opinion of the Court, by Bronson, |ment never had legal ence. marek, DY (Ofscounsel) for res aKgiea: An Sass I choo Appeal from the District Court of | spondents. ‘Security National Bank of Fargo, a ext | be yr tourney roster, Bismarek, N. D.,| Morton County, North Dakota, Hon. | STR plaintitianpaiiang, ws, © OM Mit, ‘ ‘ orneys for Plaintiff-Respondent. uss a peat paGeuee ie eel ‘Step Toward son, ct al, defendants: P. M. Matt. E. T. Burke, Bismarck, N. D., and, _ Opinion of the Court hy Johnson, | . son, defendant-respondents; appeal- McCulloch & McCulloch, Washburn, | Solution of ed from Eddy county, Jansonius N Attorneys for Defendant-| Remanded for further Myst Tak judge; Affirmed. Opinion by Bron ane | Lawrence, Murphy & ystery la enn anlenauatiee P: yy Bron-. : S g0, N. Dak., Attorneys for Appellant. | Bony Saeco “ Norton & Kelsch, Mandan, N. D.,| | Mi . 8—With the ar-| any : a Neel mints and appell- , ‘i From Morton County j Attorneys for Respondent. Iowan toda y(0f@6) aac ay amen mares oerone v] below the Minneapolis Threshing Machine eeseae | Buck” O'Connor, Min- ay a oe ONY Gay ia ‘ heat him in Plaintiff and Appellant, From Towner County {neapolis police believe they have pea spe icon y, Buttz, judge; Af- | 1oand ¢ Huncovsky, Defendant} The State of North Dakota, ex rel. | taken an important step toward solu- ie hae pinion of court by John- | ndent L .N. Angeberg, Relator and Appell- | tion of the mystery surrounding the |S°% Justice. \ Absent ant, R. clerk of | disappearance of John Goings, whose From t Pp through inadvertence, | Perth viet No, 27,| blood stained automobile w ‘ no evidence is introduced and nojin Towner County, North Dakota, | here Nov, 18. Clancy, sai finding is made, in an equity case, | Defendant and Respondent. former convict, will he taken to Car- ‘ 1 material question, that bears | SYLLABU | rington, N. D.! where he ted upon the amount of dam- 1. A statute providing a new | connection with the disappearance of arded the defendant, the | mode of filling an office by appoint- | Goings. 6 case will not be reversed generally |ment repeals by implication prior | Clancy, Goings and Ed Hel VAPO Rus a 1 who cn that ground alone, but should be fixing a different mode. Minneapolis, left Carrington where i ; remanded and reopened for the tak-| 2, In this case, it is held that |they had been working on the farm| F@PAM Cold Troubles Vee ———_—=s , TT ll ee ANNU fon Lands Vif iT kr for Ee ‘ ‘ ‘ green house on K BE | = Ee , } ches who are of the opinion t f t nward pass is being overdon 8 ard s is the ‘ me. Suece ° * —— Bat E en the c ) ie qui sic st of the b : ge die : nae t they did not k . o u e 1d no now , Dee on < who feel Oe : : ae a how to eat it Pall - Buttons Without) knew foot! > be the forward po of much common minor injury int, is a ion ‘famous college t tooth, ing arm nan diamond, hest lod ul in th s Wi perm ited to 10 is discussion und rule makers get together. ould the star col s designs uther in-j ay teresting if not seemingly logical, af \ ably a number — of nd day lie | cone by long forward d ion | passe e Inst few minutes of | ; play, love for the promis- | hey cuou the ball through he’ The imp on prevails thi | ¥ ball is getting too much ik i= of ter brot basket ball, No do} i when for f 1, cove on ‘the grade as big leaguers. famous. » out strongly against orts, if the ath unless the player | e thought of his alma | and the ability to; n what we regard om a football tustrophe thall is a strenuous game that hlete, Big ter grea do T recall the case of pitcher, et that le | “Pitcher Beall of the Yanks is the | ig right hander to break | -< | into the Ameriean Leagee in years,” Connie Mack, number 1 be the subject} e ball player on the big league al? discussing that phase to a an equ F I player, who suffered a! nor football injury to his piteg- hat eventually ended hts hall player.” shone on the | READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS. 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