The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1926, Page 2

AGETWO i sa i yf , | uu THE BISMARCK, TRIBUNE 5 - _ MONDAY, MAY 10, 1926 | Cook with’ Gas. | | _ P TUESDAY AT aid he had them. Contracters Will Give Prices IN THE SENATE Mr. Roverts seems to be somewhat! bi ‘mixed in some of his “confessian,”) a fe er, wccording | neriff Hed- on Improving Red Trail in Burleigh Co. cause for.action., On the contrary, he pointed out, if the next lowest bid ‘were accepted the taxpayers would have to pay more for the same work. “Tanlac_ builds ) strong bodies It’s the brery Stow, RATL BOARD (CONTRACFOR we Fel | APPROVES NEW ROAD WORK IN tut “@ eged confessions two! ts stolen | could not be located at Roberts said he jeu GRAVEL RATES BADLANDS 0. K. Sand? ard gave Judge ‘Jansonius* Denies : Memorial Services Held Yes: {'° "sce ghor terday for the Late North | Dakota Solon U, S COURT TERM OPENS HERE TODAY’: Intrastate Freight Rates About | Same as Interstate . junction Asked By Bill- ings Co. Taxpayer | The board of commi Burieigh county and r of the state h D ioners for sentatives oh and open bids provement ; y afternoon at 2 o'clock at the} county cour! house here, : proposed improvement is on th Tra b ie (P) The sal of the case filed by Nels New freight rates for sand . Ju Billinges county. tax pawen: | gravel, proposed by railroads, toduy against the state highway department were approved by the state railroad lavas ordered in district court here t)- oard. i The decision of the hoard scthled |“ three pending cases, one brought b. the Riverside Gravel company, on by Cy R, Stone of Farge, and one b ‘don its own motion. It} intra and was hailed : and state > Of mankind” cientist s servic “North Dawota mest illustri en of all time” at<memorial s es Sunday in the setiate before well filled galleries. — | a N + Senators. I and a | = Dakota: ‘| Bankruptcy Cases Are Being Sheppard, Heard—Jurors Are Sum- ‘Ouk of Bisnibtce 14 Fie tu At lh inow being improved, work aaving been | ‘South Dak Minnesots, join-| moned For May 20 ° as aie cific, Great Northern and sin; Repub! and King, Ut Stead, Furmer- see ical ivied into fed- | | no other carriers ‘ sally | | Matters connected with the case of eral aid projects and bids have been the cas é‘ Win{ . Matters connected with the case of eral aid proj db RR A ance tints ed in paying 3. 0, Bagley, krupt, we asked on cach project ; ne] t sig el Meg alge Mla ast contended that the inter d cer, 2109 22dAv.S., Minneopolis, Minn. There’s Stothing like Tanlac to purify the bload, put the stomach and liver in working order and build up a run-down body. Millions of men and women have been benefited by this great‘ tonic is compounded after Tanlac formula frow and herbs. e nervous, suffer rheumati: pid liver, buy a bottle of Tanlac at your drug store today ee = how u start to improve right from the t. Take T nec. Vegetable Pills Vv. ay. Nichols had sought an injunction to prevent H. €. Frahm, chief highway engineer, from signing contracts fot twa sections of the Red, Trail in the Budlands. He contended that the award of the work to John Hershber- the, ket, Montana contractor, was illegal use Hershberger had not. fully lied with the law requiring ya fed check for five per cent of to be submitted with the pid | as evidence of good faith. He’ arck a out five miles ¢ Ea UeNtes he Kidder county line. ai i the famous Soo tines, Come ing. involved: in) (0% trovs hber- n, tor- s| Ber’s check was $890 short of the re- quired amount. In his decision Judge Fred Janson- ‘ius held that Nichols, as a taxpayer, had vffu quartet of ad oat of the R 924, who have been pu n ¢ A | by Judge Andrew Miller of Fargo at| One project covers 10 m Raed thet tee real Republi-| the opening of the term of United| commencing at Apple AU til Lan OM ‘aid,| States district court here this morn- ward to Mek located outside the Oye he ks ing. Bagley has applied for discharge! other project is 18 miles i ‘hy | _ For tet up a Flee from bankruptev, to which some of; and extends eastward from McKenzie Habe on eis Laie inte 0.) j his creditors objected, Hearing o@;to the Kidder county line. : eT) he cee, ida. trong. ant ee dae ey .| the application was previously held| The proposed improvements call for | Te ante ae HIE ShE pesto fl f Hi " e vay e ” He eal MMSTSES IHC MUMERSE LEH, whe. Pees [THO ue Ee ELI hway on the north | Bart Thompson (above) has attended | pounds owed. Gravel shipments | equest be| tracks fo i how given in the Robey thea-| move within a radius of 100 miles, {not in the memory of} d, whereupon Bagley brought the Spencer wy, thes h records show. apes any senator today.” [matter before the court. Judge Mil- ath th was opened in | 199 Joint line hauls the Ladd was ch terized by Li jler took the question under a = number of Driscoll people | wight ae fy i how Renee avery 5 a 1 eas “my father’s friend an ment. ent meeting signed a recom-| Might. Jame ampbel below ke ; This a Senet eee ence Burleieh| Basn't quite a good re he fth o-worker in the Tmendation addressed t ch | 2 eee ace county allt th ale, asking that © e hasn't m pied Mae ei body to let contracts for construction i ) . bh lof the road along the proposed route | for refused, the comm as recommended by the highway com- rates should be on a mileage basis. mission and bureau of public roads.! .. bbonrd ordered the new rates despite the fact that the proposed patient 3 oad does not pass through Driscoll. May 31. » request will be presented to the ommissioners at the mecting tomor-| ‘ow and it is probable that a large | number of Bismarck citizens and peo- ple from other parts of the county .| will attend the opening of bids. {LastMinute| | te rates | ‘ ravel pits represented the . Wt cstalim of I "s Shnt the Renu orthodoxy in the heresy in the time of Norbeck praised Sey not been in. Teapot Dow iplishing “such th a house arriers are evel arbitrary r share of the rate over the total} blanket rate requested avel compaay was | sion holding that mileage veral certificates in the bank- ed dam on be here Wednesday a and a number of arraignments will) ~ DIES AT RARGO #5 petit jury and the trial of jury cases w the call of Sta v Hie Mlge'e sp its is all? 1, the judge's. pri Was Deputy State Pool Hall “Allen Lynn, court er =: Inspector—Formerly Ed- . clerk; F ale “pe | ited Larimore Paper merica's truly great me ator Capper of K 3230 this morning the women of Mrs.. Capper had been a patient at the hospital about five weeks, having been :dmitted for a major operation. She improved steadily for two weeks and then suffered a relapse ie the hospital Maryland. 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THURSDAY, MAY:13 iil i nd plaee— Delores Haas, Wing. d place—Gudrun Jordahi, Can-| a Weber of Wing, a pupil, gave a reading but did usic contest to be held in H on Saturday, May 14, un sixth| der the aus of the Thursday ‘iq| Musical club, The atest will be | held in conneetion with the Capital “The Studio” Lucas Building Phone 121 not contest for the prize. The con- estdnts were seventh and eighth + grade and high school students. Jlrs ~ Nellie Evarts and Mrs. Obert Oison E were the judges. ; Awards in the music contest were mate as follows: Saxophone Solos First place-John Higgins, Bald- », Wing. Wing. Second place--Delores Hai Third place—Qpal Harv Piano Duet First place—Frances and : Richard Rupp, Baldwin. 2 Piano Solos 3 First. place—Delores: Haas, Wing. Second place Gail Glanville, Wong. -Solon First place--Gail Glanville, Wing. | Vocal Selo | "First place—Rese Weber, Wing. In the events where-only one prize vis dwarded there was only-one en- Tory! Sherman, a fourth grade pu- pil from Sterling, sang a. solo. but Lewas ‘not e6mpeting for the prizes. | ; City track meet the ne day | The entries, include 12 vocal solo- | ists, seven duets, trios and quartets, | four girls’ glee clubs, one boys’ glee ‘club, one mixed chorus, 12° piano solos, two violin solos, seven other instrumental solos, two bands, Un- :derwood and Bismarck: and two or- chestras, Mandan and B: ck high | schools. Because of the large number of entries in the vocal, piano and in- | strumental solo divisions an. elimin- | ation contest will hb held in the { morning. The final contest will be j held at 8 o’clock in the evening fol- lowing a banquet for the track teams. May Coat Sale now in prog- Harris-Rebertson. To the millions.of people who use Peterson's Ointment for piles, eczema, ; ress. =A committee from the Thursday Musical club served as judges. 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