The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT INDIANS ASK | SORLIE'S HELP 10 GET RIGHTS Claim They Were Wrongfully Deprived of Land Between James and Missouri’ n brothers, B. Welch white man ever . is that they were wrongfully territory lying and Missouri river uf more than a millioy Want Their Money government hi “The r another the Indians have not ! received it and they wan while they have a few years enjoy The Holy, who is old buffalo men had appeared who is , are Te before and Shoot ants of the | the white | the Dakota | numbers. nment, Welch said, broke | ; the Sioux when they them across the. Missouri | river. It was the outgrowth, he ex-| plained, of uprising i Minnesota in t y_ sixties when | hundre : Jain, | General Sibley, ‘said, took | the field against the Dakota Indians. | who had not taken part in the uprising| ted them at Big Mound i red that the | eable people ‘as unjusti TWOBIGSHOWS — WILL BE HERE IN ONE WEEK “Caro-| mittee {Rake n drove pal ees Gntara was many hours before the boats could break through and j atthe | Minot | nounce | here. In o these largaret Anglin in line” May 25—“Scandals” Coming May 28 The week of M legitemate attract n: Auditorium. On Tuesday, Margaret Anglin, one of the most. yinot. } plus because the at Lakes steamers, bound for the head of the lakes for ore and grain, were held for m at the foot of Lake Erie, just outside Buffalo harbor. d get out to open water. at ice 3 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SARCTIC— JU IST LAKE ERIE Wefged in the ice, from an airplane shortly befvre the boats’ got out. je on to be held d 24, it was an- ment headquarters state c rder vi propriated $ wo t from delega in whic’ » was a sure at hand. nent formation auxiliary at » national eon-| » conventions | * hours in- But, best hagd, ts the action r. frequent washing: strong soaps and other dirt chase wear and abuse getter than Mr. Miller, announced or the au- Three yea the Dupont compu that Duco was a | tomotive industr | manufacturer used Dueo of the leading automobile . Toda; co! — FINDS SCOTT { | name Date For Hanging of Convicted Murderer This picture was taken NOT INSANE Judge May Be Asked to Re-|thai. 'PIERCE CO. FARMERS DROP -ONE-CROP se af 4 Veaaiaes of f Neighbors v | Were Diversifying Was | | a Good Teacher i , May 19.--)—When saw their N. hay farmers reaping Fich rewards as of “diversification they {adopted the policy themselves und \changed from the one-crop plan to eet clover, alfalfa: und_live- H.R. Danielson, county menting on recent de- sin this section, ‘of course, helped to bring ge about but the prosperity ose who were diversifying was a good teacher,” said Danielson. | Good Sires Used “Sweet clover, corn and alfalfa have come to the front in recent {years and will show still further im- frovement. ‘armers here are going in for more livestock, poultry, sheep, hogs, dairy and beef cattle, and the quality is better than ever before due to the use of better sires. “Although both spring and Durum wheat acreage has increased, their advances are not comparable to those recorded in other lines. During the last five years the corn acreage has increased 188 per cent, alfalfa 325 per cent, sweet clover 2,700 per cent; rye 152’per cent and barley 16 per cent. Oats remain the same. Spring wheat has increased 22,000 acres and Durum wheat 45,000 a res.” Co-operative marketing agencies are “somewhat active,” he said and have had good, success. Twenty-six per cent of the farmers are members of the state wheat pool. Pierce county had a ‘fair’ erop year |in 1925 and prospects for 1926, Daniel- son said, are “good.” Considerable land has been sold in the county recently but most of it has been + |taken up by local purchasers, Rugby, Pierce i neighbors ‘tthe result bev ey way she can. transportation for women workers. strike started, showing the premier and garden. Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, ‘wife of England’s premier, is standing loyally at her husband’s side during the strike, lending him her aid in every She is in charge of a volunteer organization to provide This picture-was taken before the rs. Baldwin walking ‘in their 4 and Linton, according to Mr. Snyder. Not only’ Bismarck and Linton are served over the new line. It forms an important link in telephone com- munication between north central South Dakota and western North kota and eastern Montana, Request Comes From India For Copies of N. D. Farm Reports That North Dakota is recognized as the “bread basket ofthe world” is shown by the receipt at state leffices here of numerous requests for information regarding its grain Verops. One of the latest was received at jthe office of J. A. Kitchen, commis- {sioner of agriculture and labor, from Varma of Ganga Niwas, Lahore, Varma asked that he be sup- plied with copies of North Dakota agricultural reports. In addition to querics from far-off lands Kitchen is ombarded with questions from persons living in the The telephone company ‘has also placed in service now direct long distance lines between Linton and Hazelton, and between Napoleon and Braddock. Nearly 30 miles of copper wire was used in building the line between the last two named points. GEN. GODFREY 1 COMING 10 NORTH DAKOTA Indian Fighter Who Saved Part of Custer’s Com- _ mand Will Visit Here ) N. D., May 1 19—Gen. Edward S. Godfrey, one of the four surviving Siflcces of the command under Gen- eral Custer and the man who is credit- ed with saving a part of the unit which went to Custer’s aid, will com to North Dakota in June to visit par WA of early battles. oe Frank Andera of Fargo, a member of the Legion of Valor of the Inited eae. e has a teen ypopinted by the Mandan, N. D., jon post to make arrangements for entertainment of the 8h-year-old war veteran when Be ee ne ee an jeneral rey, will pass through Parco about June’ 2, on his way to mee Custer battlefields, Captain An- id. The now aged Indtan fighter or tee! from West Point in .and was badly wounded in the Hae of Bearpaw Mountain on Sept. 30, 1877. He was decorated with the medal of honor for bravery in this encounter. He is a former command- er of the Legion of Valor. ‘Captain Anders was recently ap- pointed storian ot f the national Le- gion of V: the year 1 26, by Col. I. . SHokeontabeer, co} mander. Intrastate Coal Shipments Increase Although a shanp decrease in inter- state shipments of lignite was re- corded during April in comparison with the game month in 1925, the volume of intrastate shipments was nearly cight times that for the same month a yeat, ago, figures compiled by the railroad board show. 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Her jiay decidedly clever and an un-j Poo ye ned ‘alelightful comedy, “Tt is posithent andrea airar ines | Milo Miller Puts on Demonstration of Duco | Paint Here) Wa from ‘de- auxiligry to entertain out tae state. School children ask all sorts : eee May 19.—()—-The Herald of questions, many for use in the and Examiner today says it has! school room, while one lawyer asked learned from an authoritative source! definite instructions as to the best that the state commission named ‘to| method of measuring ‘hay in the investigate the sanity of Russell) stack, 2 Seott, convicted of slaying a Chicago drug clerk, has found the former Additional Line to Linton Has Been | In a circular many kinds he extreme dur- ability of Du and use it because its superiority has been proven. Now that the Dupont company has perfect- ed thik wonderful fini na- teur to use over pra tigally. any type of an old finish, and it can be applied y h, another hard job as been made easy for the man who ror the painting pus on stunts Canadian financier mentally sound m.” i and that he will be returned to Chi- Put Into Service; cago, Th off An additional long distance tele- pe e line from Bisma to Linton as just been placed in service, a cording to Area M. ‘the telephone now has one direct line to Linton, |wnd another line which is also shared lawyers, are planning ajby Moffit, Dana, and Hazelton. new fight against such procedure, it} The new line was made available learned. by stringing nearly 70 miles of cop- Scott wa ved from the gallows, per wire from Moffit to Linton. An three times in startling legal moves, !additional line between Bismarck and lana finally was found insane by a, Linton was necessary to care for the jury and ‘sentenced te the hos tal | inerease in business between the two for the criminal insane at" at Chester. jpoints. About 60 long distance’ calls | a day are handled between Bismarck TO GRADE MAIN N STREET McClusky. —Preliminarys exggvation of the ground in connection with the grading of Main “street here began t Wednesday It was decided to vel the street Monday evening at meeting of the city council when & representative of a grading com- pany offered to do the work for 26 cents a yard, HIGH LINE AT DUNN CENTER Dunn Center.—The electric high line which is being put up here by the Hughes Electric company will be, ready for use about June 15, it was announced last week. 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R. Tozer, actor, is her leading man. “Scandals” Fine Show One of the most distinctive revu on the American stage is the sixt edition of George White’ which comes to the Auditorium May 23 y Thomas Bismarck who _ar- gued in favor of a new trial. record of the trial at which it ‘as lost, pre him from appealing the case on error. The court recently held that theft of the record was not a statutory ground for granting a new/trial. There are many beautiful song and! ¢ dance numbers in this edition, which has been rightfully , labeled “the ‘world’s greatest revue.” The comedy scenes are by William K. Wells and ‘Mr. White. Bud de Sylva and Bal-| lard MacDonald have supplied the| lyrics. The musical score is from the pen of George Gershwin. All of the gorgeous costumes, stage decorations and curtains were designed by Erte and executed by Max Weidy of Paris. The revue is in two acts and 30 scenes. The famous George White beauty chorus of 50 will be much in e dence. They are so dainty, so chic, so bewilderingly beaut’ |. 80 dis- tractingly bewitching and have such charming personalities that one is, well—just a bit confused in deciding which one of their charms takes first plane. "The company carries its own orches-| ‘tra, which will be under the direc- tion of Mr. T. L. Corwell, formerly connected with the Manhattan opera -thouse. Date Set For State Auxiliary Meeting | Fargo. N.'D., May 19--()- -Personal visits by the department president and cach of the three district commit- tee ‘women will be one of the meth- ———— END BUNION PAIN FOREVER No Néed to Suffer Another Day Those tae Gets es : | Agonizing Tortaring Pains. . 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