The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1926, Page 2

MARCH 45 IS | DATE SET FOR | _ MATTSON CASE vi | in; en | Year Sentence to Get See- | ho ond Trial in Fargo reo, N. bs Feb. 20,—(#) case of M. E. Mat who was granted a retria The ga on of Grand Forks,! no court recently n a BI ‘ond degre C on M he Ca: purt declared toda, for a irand F murder, will 15, Judge | nty dis district Judge s ced Matt State pen Mattson dime for the who dic the result » according “Skyscrapers” Is Received Cordially | :* lower garden of its own to provide at Metropolitan’ * A tan-| an: American city in spir the older forms of art p the Metropolitan In composed by John} penter, Chicago composer,! M: is a business man. rhythms were used freely ore, saxophones, banjos toilig and extra pianos plage with the regular Metrop sytiphonic orches# Rotarians to Have Farmers as Guests—, Coulter to Speak: John Lee Coulter of Fargo, presi-| dent of the kota Agricultur. | a be the principal | club banquet to | Ie tie as issued invi- han 100 farmers in{ y to be its guests ir a large attendance fs ex cted. Angus, Minn., Woman Takes Her Own Life Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 20.) Hanging by the neck from a noosi made of heavy twine, the bodysof Mrs. Joseph Sirek, aged 32, was found | 4 r husband in the granary of m home near Angus, Minnesota, Friday, it was learned today when the Polk county coroner re: titrned a verdict of death by suicide. + | Last Minute “hs i News Bulletins |} ay er St. Louis, Feb. 20.—()—Clar- ence Saunders, of Memphis, Tenn. former president of the Piggly Wiggly corporation, was indicted by a federal grand jury here day on a charge of using the mails to defraud in sale of cor- poration stock in 192: Wynne Leaves Ring Claiming a Foul— | = Krause Gets Award “Minot, N. D., Feb. 20.—(#)—Bat- tling Krause of Minot was awarded a ection over Ray Wynne of Minot in the fourth round of a scheduled eight stanza joust here last night, when ne left the ring, declari He had been fouled. Battl former lightweight champion of world, who refere¢d the fight, refused t low the claim of a foul and ‘anded the fight to Krause. 3 Wefald Would Give house to Urging the amendment, Mr. Wefald} | strange change of | Al liary members and world war veter- ary units is called to Mrs, |, Yor Bx i before Coun at hay ‘ — ete President Summer F ARGO WOMAN MILLIONAIRE g its consideration of the independ-{ t offices appropriation bi.l, the, approved the section pro- 000 for the atien property| Is Said to Be One of Many Heirs to a Valuable Estate in England | Fargo, N. D., Feb, ding mendment by Representative , Farmer Labor, Minnesota, to propriate $160,000 for a summer! e for the president to be situated Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Da- South Dakota, or Iowa, was re- ted on a point of order. mer home in that section! Fa P)--Nego: ould’ be beneficial to the! tiations now under way f e xecutive’s health but would ment of an estate in England esti- him some conception of “the mated to be worth $100,000,000 to land that lies beyond $150,000,000 may result, in a Fargo ne average pppident of New! Woman, one of many heirs, becoming ja millionaire. id a sun ief ve . St. Paul attorney ha ly assured | them that she and several of her rel atives were che direct heirs to tn ate valued at ebout $5,000,000 when s left to a paternal ancestor 129 3 ago. uxiliary Units... Urged to Plant Flower Gardens e it aa ty on t "is now wel $100,000,000, Mrs. imgestion made ny Cloutier d S. Nickerson of Man-! B irman of the Memorials! of the national organiza-! as soon as this estate is settled he | would become a millionaire and so suggested that) would I,” Mrs. Cloutier said. liary plant a] “Although our lawyer is confident enough that we will bet the money he is cautious not to ; false hopes of immediate rs. Cloutier said. “And 1 c, myself,” she added 0 False Hopes owers for use in decorating the aves of the de:}Iiand to cheer aux 3 who may be sick. Attention of North Dakota with a smile. When she becomes a millionaire, | Mr. Cloutier said she would spend the 1 chiefly for the welfare of ‘her family. She has three daughters, the oldest of which is seven years old. She said she would like to go to California but her husband says that he prefers fargo. was originally auxi-| i ‘s suggestion in a bulletin i rth Dakota dep: hh Hefore Hon. LC. Davies, left TITION FOR DIS- ORDER OF No- Ne state of Jul-| r persons Petition For Ap- North Dakota to the med Respondents: id each of you are here- required to appea 0) Sourt of, th said State, County Judge | s at the Co ot, Bismarek, nited States ‘orth Dakota: in the r of District, re- F ‘on the 8th st past, he was nkrupt under the wets of ess relating to bank- ruptey; the has duly surrend- ered all his property and rights of property, and has fully complied with ailethe requirements of said acts and of the orders of the court touehin Whe wt ited ty of Burlei the office said Count ry. adjudged if any you t en should not} appointed ad strator of the tate of Julius Ladehoff, Dakota, rs.of udm Matt prays that he the court to have from all debts prov y of North and let pn issued to Pillen pt such debts: made of this cita- law from such dis- 2oth day ef J . Coun- District ul District. h Dakota, ot he published newws= is ppear at nd show . Why the rv should e da of th eof yo ppear “let aint Dated De vite a FO. Bismarck, N. D, Stoeote, Dept Cars Rented by the Mile or Day. (To responsible persons only.) Pragtically all New. Cars to suit the driver. Fully covered by Liability Insurance. a Ted Bhhone 82 )4 3 HNEIDER’S TAXI SERVICE, INC. 119 5th Street, *- Bisniarck; ‘8 Dak?» NOTICE!) ye gcse We have been informed that there are par- ties taking leases in and: about the vicinity of Bismarck, N. Dak., in their own mame and representing that they are taking same for the Dakota-Montana Oil Company. We wish to notify the readers of this paper that. this 6 a misrepresentation, as our Company is riot Dakota-Montana Oil Company. for settle- | | Mrs. Je C, Cloutier said today | | At compound interest this amount | 2) e recently told me that | under said | "| TO TULSA BY FORD 4 | perience’’ in fully equipped offices THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Mrs. Hanna Wood McGillard England by her second Mrs, Cloutier related. in’ husband, Peart rar eA News of Our = || Neighbors | ————- REGAN Mr. John Michaelson of Washing- {ton arrived in Regan, Tuesday morn- | ‘ing, coming by auto. He has been! absent for about five years and sur- prised his relatives by his arrival, 1 Mr. AH. Lundberg returned from! a week's visit to the Twin Cities where he was on business. i Mrs. A. Wilson is at Wiltoh, help- | Jing care for her son-in-law, Mr.! Schroeder, who was badly hurt a few | days ago. John Wilson is taking care {of the Central Office during her ab-| senee. The Parent Teachers assoeiation held a very interesting patriotic pro-| gram at the school last Friday even-! ing. Mr. C, Pickles, deputy state su-{ perintendent, gave o very interest- ing talk, i Mr. J. Huff spent the week-end at} is home here, returning to Bis; | marek Monday. ig The Arena basketball team played the Regan team at the hail Friday night and was defeated by the seore of 11 to 24, The “Gloom-chasers” will give an- other dance Friday night at the Regan hall. Mr. Gus Westerman and son, Al- lan, were Bismarck callers Munday and drove home a new sedan. Miss Erna Christianson and Lena Stanley went to Bismarck Saturday, returning Sunday. Miss Elsi ndrickson returned from a visit with friends in Halliday and is now visiting friends here. Mrs. J. D. Rempel entertained a few of her neighbor tadies Friday af- ternoon. Permission has been granted to the electric light plant to extend the wires across the. railroad and men are now busy putting in poles, so the residents south of the track may have electric light service. Ole Aune, painter and decorator, spent the week-end at his, home here. He is employed at Washburn. ? CORPORATIONS | —— Moffit Oil company, Moffit, N. $15,000; H. B. Arnold, Moffit; A. Arnold, H. Z. Arnold and Hazel Win- | free, Bismarck. North Dakota Oil company, Alfred, N. D., $8,000; H. A. Clark and Ross | Headland, Alfred, and T. P. Connery. } Gackle. Bowbells Auto company, $50,000; R. C. Wiper, T. B. Wiper and A. C. Wiper. Palace Motor company, Cao) town; $50,000; C. S. Christil rs- "GETS FINE JOB , His Ford car landed Ostat Nel- son in Tulsa and his training at Da- cota Business College, Fargo, land- 2d him in an excellent position with he Oklahoma Stee! Castings ‘C there. **Dakotans’’ win good pot tions’ faf and wide because of supér- ior training, receiving actual *‘ex- six days a week. (Copyrighted—un- obtainable clsewhers). Recently placed: Genevieve Sullivan, with Agricultural College; W. H. Han- son, with MidlandContinentalR. R- “Follow the Succe$$ful’’—next Monday.” Write F. L. Watkins Pres., 806 Front St., Fargo. It provides the striking beauty ofa new six has cver Oakland Six, STAIR. aise en oree of ordinary beauty, ordinary perform- anco, ordinary comfort daw "Gen John Syverson, H. P. Hammer, Jor- gen Soma and C. B. Parsons. Anderson-DeCosse Furniture com- pany, Valley City, $25,000; Carl V. Anderson and Esther B. Ande Alexandria, Minn., and E, E. DeCosse, Valley City. First Securities company, Fargo, $100,000; E. J. Weiser, F. A. Irish, Peter Luger, C. 0. Follett and H. C. Young. North Dakota Concrete Products company, ‘Mandan, $50,000; Hef Longfellow and L. D. Bailey, River, Minnesota, and H. A. Merri- field, Hankinson, XN. D. Driscoll Defeats Glen Ulin Quint Driscoll, N. D. Feb, 20.-Driscoll defeated Glen Ullin Thursday night by @ score of 17 to 10. The game was close and hotly contested. Glen Ullin ‘took the first half 5 to 4, Driscoll playing mostly a de- fensive game. At the beginning of the second ‘half Drixcoil speeded up its offense and the third quarter end- ed 9 to 8 in its favor. ‘The last qui ter Driscoll ran away with its oppo- nents, scoring four baskets to Glen Ullin’s one, The.scoring for Driscoll was even- ily divided, Rosvold and Ersland scor- ing three baskets eagh, and Erickson, rica ter THE BET No other car offers so much of quality and luxury, such fine per- formance, such durability and such distinction, at any comparable cost. Comparison will convince you. You will find Better Buick 4-door and 2-door Sedans, on the finer Buick ¢has with Fisher-built bodies, offered at prices asked else- where for coaches. You will find, as standard equip- ment, the finest braking system cver designed for a motor car — Buick. anechanical 4-wheel brakes. You will find easier starting, casier clutch action, easier steering and the most economical engine on Elk | at center, two baskets‘and one free throw. % Sherman refereed Pederson umpired. Pederson is rapidly recovering and back in the game. P. Hagen, regular center, who has not played in the last two games, will be back in the lineup for the next game. REDUC SIX MILLION | MORE THAN ‘WAS PLANNED Washington, Feb. 20—()--Revis- ed estimates of the revenue bill fin- ally agreed to between senate and house conferees showed today that the total reduction would amount the game and | this year to $387,000,000 or $6,000,- | d. 000 more than original: estimated. Representative Green, Republican, | Towa, head of the Rouse conferees, | announced that he would report the bill to the house Monday and Repre- sentative Tilson of Connecticut, the | Republican floor leader, told the} house. he, would ask for aetfon on..the | measure Tuesday. { Jolinson Wax Electric ‘floor polisher. It polishes floors; instantaneously and without; effort. Polish the floors of! the entire house in one-day. | Rent $2 per day. Webb Bros. ' GAS.30-NP earth. The most dependable, as Tao famous Buick Valve-in- le: | | i} | i | | | You will find Controllable Beam Headlights, exclusive with Buick, which make night driving a | pleasure. And the “Sealed Cha | and “Triple Sealed Engine.” two | more exclusive Buick features, | which protect performance and | reduce opetating costs. ! i You will find a finer motor car fot a very moderate amount of money | when you examine the Better | Buick. We urge you to do it to- | day. 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