The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1926, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | yonbay agers, 19 PAGE TWO NORRIS SAYS Telephone company, Hazelton, N. D., nen ne en ae en enna sala downing five cups, without so much | $50,000; Lambert Smith, S. J. Rabino- pany, as removing the spoon or adding| witz and H. EF. Rittge to construct, 15 miles of telephone sugar. Nonprofit Danbery | }ine at $35 a mile. ¥ Tt is no unusual sight to see a few prniless stages dda ree ners against the wind, waiting for A some “wealthy” brother in misery to : % 5a appear and “stand treat.” | |, New Yorks Feb. 20.-:Parkin space} “As 1 stood watching, a young fcl-| | for baby carriages in New Yori brings | low wearing a woodsm: mackinaw in neat incomes. hove in sight, ‘Slamming’ a quarter | Ina city where thousands of apart-! down on the tiny counter, he shouted : 2 i | ments afford little more than breath-] “Coffee for the crowd.” ‘He just | ing, space, a ‘bahy riage looms made « good “touch,” it seens. | Some of the Republicans Kick |{ 0° 2 ag : large as the widely advertised cl GILBERT SWAN. ‘ | : 5 Z : ed | phant in the china closet, | adie st About What Nebraska [* c 2, as Not so long axon elderly taan,y g—= a Etre é fs 3 iti of j unting id with con- y « a] Senator Says |i : oe S siderable Spare roonrupes hie hands, || CORPORATIONS ; 1 i i : idea of the “haby | ® SE GG ! Z ! Fargo Motor Supply company, $100,- 000; S. H. McCarty and N. R. Lodoen. INEW GOLD RISHT0 OOTARD RIVALS ONE | | garage.” | He had no trouble getting ty & !He merely had to walk from onc | H apartment ‘house to the other, shout- Grand Forks, and, Henry B. Bonde. | ing up the dumb waite Customers | Fargo. almost fell into his arms. He charged erding and Beckman, men $1 a month for ca Minot, $50,000; W. J. Gerding, L. By CHARLES P. STEWART i NEA Service Writer Washington, Mar. 1.—Some of the | Republicans are k Sena- j eorge W. Norris ska. cloth. Nominally a Republican, he jumps | wes of wegula- |i the Republican reservation all the ,tion size and 50 cents s.| M. Rutten and F. J. Funke ' i time, And he says the meanest {Within a week he had ‘The Schimansky company, Salem, ' \ ; things about other Republicans. (jammed full. he sits back and|N. D., lumber and_bui F i SS ’ : H ds to | $25,000; B. G. J. 4 gies, chimansky and R. B. McDonald rned to| Epping Motor company, ’ North Dakota, $20000; A. 0. i : Saar | Tollef Bjella and J. ae oe ni You don’t have to Ladi rsgites geld Wynne of Minot, and S. | ety tale ihe recipes in eac York--except, of co of Glenbur anyone can make plain or elabo- I and salads. Plain Jell-O waits for wives call for or bring | And when the | walk he falls h orris was re-clected at the last tion. He has nearly a full term ahead of him, Several Republi intimate that he wouldn't he so brash if he had to go to the voters pretty soon and wanted administration sup- port. This “infant indus as i 5 now ‘has a representative in almost every thickly settled Charges Not Fair Now, this isn’t fair to Norris. ) the firat place, he always was | : Side, where thes ks, Yakota Plate Glass company, Far- purcSrer fl and fire escapes are in constant | go, $25,000; R. C. Akeley, H. T. Alsop i kes but a few minutes of your rate pee and George L. Charlson. pag aller rt pede tht ani doh Paria vid cotten depets, | Phe” Pen. nal ace But like elaborate desserts, td , in combination with St. Anthony's alone scems to survive the years. : ‘ : fruits, nuts and whipped cream makes a A stranger might suspect it of be-|" Johnson Land and Loan co: | dessert suitable for any occasion. K: ing an abandoned patrol box. It | rortune, N. D., $10,000; J. S. Joh several packages jell-O on hand; stands just below the grim wall of |Giitite Falls, Minna R.A, Johnson,| ,hetearesix pure fruit favors. The Tombs, not much larger than Granite Falls, Minn; Ro A. Ja ‘ i Mais abs telephone call. rodeo hhere June 17, 18 and 19,at a re-|" Gn winter mornings when the wind|, Valley City Oil company, to drill for oil; Victor pe Randolph B. Hustad, Harry N. Mc oohd da A. Nordquist,.W. Lor- nt to be re- ans often si . but Nor mere announced, in advance of the|At top, dog teams of the type that are being used in the Red Lake gold rush. Left, the Hudson Bay’post 1924 election, that he wasn’t a candi-|at Lac Seul, halfway point on the trail from Hudson to the mine region. Right is a map of the country date. showing the location of Red Lake and of Hudson, “jumping off place” for prospectors. He took no steps toward getting his name on the ballots, out in Nebraska.| Hudson, Qntarjo, March 1.--)—-| John Hammell, formerly of Mani-|————~ | Some of his friends attended to it,|The shaggy huskies and their iron-| toba, joined the Howeys in forming however, in spite of him. It involved | hearted drivers are, outward bound the Red Lake syndicate, and a work- some little expense, which they bore.| once more—outward bound on the| ing option was sold at what 1s said i “T eanictaratt. rae," -exclbl long, hard, snow-covered trail that, to be one of the largest prices cver ne baa Sec aaaa eter oe Norris, when he heard of it, leads to the land of gold paid for an Ontario, mining prospect. | ear belt that lies. bac! ‘ar f ponent ; i ie es Marquisec, and qrowing old. I'm going to xet’out of | A new gold rush is 0 rush Other prospectors ‘have only now] BANKERS ELECT OFFICERS | ‘ivpic'nenny wreup of cofice can be| CN. MeGilliv politics and have a good time.” that is expected to grow ti pro- | gotten wind pf the project dd the} Elgin.—M. C€. Rausch was chosen purchased and, if one enjoys the Hall asso- So he drew a check, to reimburse | portions of the famous Alaska rush! rush to Red Lake is begining in full| president of the Grant County Bank-|sffluence of several cents, a roll may | ciation, Mitmewaukan, $15, Alvin his supporters who had put up money | of the late. ‘nineties. 8 ee Pers association at a meeting held here | he had also. | Luidabl, Herman Anderson, Alvin E!- Sor him, and then he dictated a letter] Up in a forsaken, barren corner of Will Use Airplanes {last Friday evening. Other officers! The man at the stand recalls one | stad, Mentor Aognlic, Albert M. Hov 4o his secretary, Miss Mabelle Tal-| Ontario, near the Manitoba border.) Some of the world’s ‘rest min-| included Oliver Tollefson, vice presi-|derelict who come up on a recent) de, Robert J. Lent and Clarence 1. i Se telling them he. positively de-| lies Red Leke, an isolated stretch of| ing interests are rushing represent: dents John Sept, BecbCUtearand Wale not eCcnite ond. depeniting, five | Exatad. : clined to run. | ,,| ice-bound water surrounded by 4) atives in, the government is taking| ter Grace, treasurer. yf pennics, prove the LGaanan record by| Visco Oil company, Jamestown, “Please get this letter out tonight,”| howling wilderness. supplies to Red Lake, the:northwest the told Miss Talbert. “By tomorrow] And the hills that surround Red) mounted police have placed a patrol jt will be too late to undo what these] Lake are full of yellow gold. | in the district for the first time and misguided individuals have done.” Government officials who have in-| hundreds. of claims are being staked. “Senator,” replied Miss Talbert, | vestigated believe the strike will) "Just now the only way to. reach “I’m too tired to get it out tonight.” | prove one of the richest ever turned| Red Lake is by dog team, in the z= What!" cried Norris, who didn't] in America—and that includes Cali-| toilsome, romantic old style of the believe it, "You don't” look that| fornia, Yukon and the Klondike. — | Alaska gold rush. Teams of six : tired.” Hudson is the jumping off place. It; and eight huskies, hitched to nine- oe Mim not too tired to write an ae-| is an insignificant station on the| foot tobopgans, are following the ceptance,” said Miss Talbert, but I'm] transcontinental railway, but it is| trail down the arm of Lac Seul, ov. ¥ too tired to t i the letter 1} the gateway to the new Yukon, and miles until they strike have here in m: bi it is taking on an importance out of | river, and down the t Co oy all proportion to its size. ice-bound course of that stream to . ie (OM akagtnt Campaign inat|. Dow teams are being assembled! tire lake itselt aie ‘i Netrin ‘raving of mutiny by his own| here, londs of supplies come in on| When summer comes three _air-| P ve y eons iracy and what he'd] each train, grizzled old prospectors | planes will be put into service, This mecretary uldn't have hbs way, Was are going over their outfits. The| ‘new wrinkle in gold rush’ trave! ju F i yan. gold rush is on! expected to increase the flood of See ee eleatiy ‘no campaign, Brothers Started It prtapeciors. The "Hudhse Bay Cons: — It all began when two brothers,| pany also plans to install motorboat rie cit sound as if he worried much| Lorne and Ray Howey, headed up| service on Lac Seul and Red Lake. vt administration support? into the Red Lake territory — last Die ot: oon pPortelected,| June to do some prospecting, They Rich, Workings to let private in-] were old-time prospectors, used to] To get an idea of the value of the ht the propos Shoals, He want-| hardship and toil. They ‘spent the|Red Lake strike, it must be under-! 7 Shoals saved for the public. | summer; fall and part of the winter| stood that mining companies can a song others, he thought he had there. make money out of ore that assays, autor Capper on his side. “We reached the lake on July 10] only 84 to the ton; that some of the Senator Capper tng President Cool-|and started in at once sectioning off| richest mines average only $8 io the | id g ited Capper to breakfast. The} the country with exploration lines| ton——and that the Red Lake quartz J idge invited CapPey hat Cal had tol across the strike of the formation,” | assays $20 to the ton on a 1,409 foot Kansan jt the Shoals and then over] says Lorne Howey. “Systematic he i Be ate nl r prospecting --that's the only way to! Temperatures in the Red Lake re- i se eor two later Senator Carter| go at it. We took samples of quartz | gion at this time of year go down ot way on Democrat, denounced the Veins as we ran across them, crushed} ns low as 60 below zero. The only Glass, as a Demoqhought some, even|the quartz and panned it for gold,| buildings that have been erected in tariff, savitticans, were beginning to| but found nothing until July 30,| the neighborhood are an assay office J of the Republicans, ware Drotected to| when I tan across a little ‘stringer,"| and a bathhouse, The lntter is a pried per which proved to be 50 feet off the! bare room containing a huge 'fire- ‘mentioned Capper as one. main body. | Pl Big boulder: in He mentioned Termach on Senator | “Then we struck out in different | the fire; then the fire is raked out ‘ Stunt “interposed Norris.| directions to see just what we had| and water is tossed on the boulders.} Capper.” | here ornings the president| found, We traced the quartz 900) The room is thus filled with steam One of te him to breakfast, and be-| feet to the east. It turned out that) and eight men can use it at a time will invite Neil see things in quite a] we were working along a vein that! “That bath ix a Godsend ufterd serrorent light: was eight feet wide in some places| mushing 150 miles,” says How diferent iil —from one’s-own party.] and 41 feet wide in others, with a| ‘The prospectors live in tents, _ A dirty digh—from onevake the Re-| number of nice showings in’ it. We’ log sides, Despite the cold, they Ne Tee: Sore: staked out 22 claims altogether, then} comfortable. cent meeting of the Carson Commer-| comes stinging off the river, it. is cial club officers and other leading citizens. » went to record them and tell our; And, even when they aren’t— ee K N friends, | there’s gold up there! ATOMS BR into helium, the- power released | five sons. Funeral services were con- would be sufficient to r" pel an| ducted Thursday at the farm home. nk. ocean liner from New York to Cher- ee | bourg. 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