The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO . VEIN OF GOLD KRAMER HILLS cing “Prospector Abandoned Shaft | 28 Years Ago—Only 1 More Blast Needed oo | as having been burned and blown up| tioning resulted from information| store room after the death. | with heavy casualties, one report giv- fisting in the east by Mr. Keyes. | ‘The officials also Reiner note {iba oy <imerernte dend as 85 and an s also directed Fitts to issue hooks and memorandum: | the statement that Mable Normand, they found on Mattson’ | who previously had been questioned, gt his home in Grand For! rd| had “long since been completely Miss Berg was to he cro: min- of any connection with the’ ea he yen ig, connection with the ed by defense counsel this afternoon. upon his return to Tos re “only of minor import- nd of a general nature.” me mystery was added here yes- ports printed in an’ af- records of the from Mr, Davis’! Kilkenny, ‘Minn. Hasa Serious Fire Coary,, fire| in a third 4 steamer was nearing ‘oke out in a mattress Kilkenny, Bf rch 25,—-)— Fiee fighters fro ree communities ‘subdued @ blaze which threatened to destroy this village lust: night after consuming the John Murphy afd com- pany general merchandise store. Dam- i age was estimated at $50,000, Firemen from Kilkenny, Montgom- ery and Waterville aided in combat- \ ting the blaze, which was believed to subsequently de this, and explained that all im- t new evidence obtained in the in safe keeping elsewhe: r. Davis maintained ine and spread rapidly to ler which explod progress was be Y | the murder was ed and might never be solved. "| MANY EXHIBITS INTRODUCED IN MATTSON TRIAL h vein mer hil rd for one last] ts wert previous ptain, nd All indic persons, pi of the crew the Yellow As F | “= 1§ GLOTHED IN MYSTERY abandon | never et a re ent From Tos Angeles ment, where the Anderson girl died, was Mattson’s store ro and in it the numerous bottles in: duced were found, the witnesses,! § ; of Grand Sate id Po oman Ma’ Contents of many of] weeny or mone ere told Wednesday by} who, gnalyzed them, The | {FOR For sale at NUXATEDIR ENRICHES THE RIAAn RANISHES CRRONIC FA ‘to expose it © story of the disee were | | 20 state's exhibits for identification featured the fourth day of Mart?n E, Matt: ee murder trial in ct court today, Auditorium — janitor’s several bottles of struments used in ad- ng medical attention, two testified in Mattson’s trial, don the murder charge of 17. found last the had the shot Herkelrath, “T put i $1,900 to t it exposed ore runni mY Statem ng the roow in the auditor. 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Nujol simply makes up for + deficiency — temporary or chronic—in the su; ply of natural Jubricant in the intestines. if softens the waste matter and thus permits At The AUDITORIUM TONIGHT” WILL ROGERS AMERICA’S FOREMOST ENTERTAINER : AND THE De Reszke Male Quartette _ TWO TENORS, BARITONE; BASSO: Pie se $3.30, $2.75, 2. 20, $1.65—(Tax anton Curtain at 8:15 - / < t t t have begun from defective electric The flames were discovered | Japan have developed that the num-| in the evning, but not extin- wiring. early guished until nearly midnight. Clear Lake, Minn., Bank Closed Today, March 2%5,--()-- Lake, (Sherburne county), with deposits ag- 183,000 was closed today depleted reserve, A. J. Veigel, commissioner of hanks, an- St. Paul, Minn., The First State Bank of Clea: gregating because o! nounced. Potatoes Carload of Early Triumph Potatoes on Soo Track in Bismarck Saturday. Dandy for seed or eating purposes. Put up in two bu. bags. $5.70 PER BAG Phone orders to R: N. 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