The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 3

-_ a , = ae — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1925 Two Appeals Filed with Supreme Court The case of Nan W. Bailey against}! Laura Bailey, executive of the ul of Frederick Bailey, the supreme court t on appeal | triet court. prior lien. on! the homestead of t the result of an agr her divorce from him The case of N. Emly against the tor company, was app supreme court today from the di trict court of Ward county. Thelt case involves a claim of $322.50 on| a threshing lien, held by the plain-| tiffs, = | ,At The Movies (ene CE CAPITOL THEATRE Satisfying the public feature comedies, the C Hollywood in junction Films, Ltd., bagged the big: the stage has the most) With} will be* Monday. ELTINGE THEATRE | A Son of P the lat-| by Harold. ‘Bell Wrigl or of millions of Am Ly , feeling. 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