The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1926, Page 3

COUNTY AGENT ‘RETURNS FROM CONFERENCE Attends Sessions Devoted to: Produce Marketing— Talks to Jardine County Agent A. R.-Miesen return- ed last night from St. “Paul where he attended for several days the con- vention of the National Cooperative Marketing Institute. He met Secre- tary of Agriculture William Jardine and heard him talk before the con- vention. In his speech Secretary Jardine outlined ways and means whereby the new cooperative marketing bill will be of value to the farmers. In his private conversation to Mr. Miesen, he expressed great confi- dence in the outcome of the north- west, and thought that diversifica- tion and a more balanced income is the thing needed more than all else in this region. The convention began June 21 and -is to last until July 16. A different commodity is being taken up each week of the ression, according to Mr. Miesen, marketing of grain, live- stock, poultry, eggs, dairy products and so on being studied each week. Roy Potts, of the United States de- partment of agricultuze, in charge of marketing poultry and dairy prod- ucts, outlined a tentative scale of grades for eggs. He said the time is near when all eggs will be sol strictly according .to quality an grade. Packing Demonstrations The Same idea was also stressed i E. Heilman, Chi- cugo, president of the Live Poultry Shippers’ association. Mr. Heilman demonstrated the latest methods of packing dreasaa poultry for the mar- ket and devoted some atention to the marketing of turkeys, taking into consideration the crop from North Dakota and Montana. He briefly dis- cussed some improvements in the grade of live turkeys for market. E. McPheeters, manager of the Minnesota cooperative egg and poultry association, outlined the methods used standardizing farm flocks in,order to secure a more uniform dressed pack for the market and a more uniform quality of eggs. ——________4 | AT THE MOVIES ; ELTINGE THEATRE ~ The Palm Beach Girl,” Bebe Dan- speedy thrill-comedy will be’ shown at the Eltinge for the last tonight. A whirlwind motor with Bebe as a country girl nks she can win and does is a feature. For Wednesdey and Thursday, the Eltinge has Milton Sills with Ger- trude Olmstead in “Puppets.” It is the story of New York's Fast side with Sills as the proprietor of a pup- pet theatre, who returning from the War finds that a rival has stolen the girl he loves but succeeeds in finding ND QIVEN, That y of an Order of grant by ‘the lon. «, . Judge of the County ¢ 3 of Burleigh, in the h Dakota, dated the y, A. D, he of the of 5 phine Marv he city of Bismarck, in the of B hand State of cased, Will felt at highest bidder or for cash or for one third thes balance on 2 oredit t exceeding five yeurs, payable in aliments h “interest, subject ‘ontirmation by the Judge of the County Court, the following bed veal estate, or either of oln of the ‘following de- seribed real estate situated in the county of Burleigh and state of North Dakota, namely / The North Bast Quarter (NE 2-4) of section Twehty-elght (28) in tawnship One Hundred Thirty-eight North (138 N.) of Range Seventy- West (77 W.) of the Sth ipal Meridian in sald Burleigh and also lots Six (6) to (12) inclusive in Block Forty Three (43) in Flannery & Wether- by's Addition to thet city of Bit in in said Burleigh County, on which lots 1s a dwelling house of 7 artly mode! iy ithe . thereot wi) be made on oP after the lay of August A. D. 1926. All bids must be in writing und may be left at the law office of F. 1. Register, attorney for the . Uhdersignod executors, In the Webb Block in said Bismarck, or fited in the office of said County Court at the Court House in said Bismarck, or delivered personally to the under- signed Norval M. Marvel, who’ re- sides in Township 138 N.'of Range 77 W. in said’ Burleigh County. Dated July 12th, A. D. 1926. N Norm: M. ee jiliam W., Marvel wutork of the estate of Josephine ee deceased, larvel Repert of the Condition of THE FARMERS’ STATE BANK of Baldwin, in the State-of North Dakota, at the close of business June 29, 19: RESOURCES Loans and discounts v.... $63,811.07 Overdrafts, secured and "’ unaecured ...5...0e565. -BITAT Warrants, stocks, tax cer- tiffcates, claims, ete ...° 5,463.28 Banking house, furniture and fixtures .,. 3 Cee reel mae oa 'urrent .expenses, ses * id,” over” undivided Casi a from other banka ......... 2,068.14 Total... weno Capitat stocie paid Wares Surplus fund outstanding Total ........7 by his company in| pe, | happiness after. most trying experi- ences, AT. THE CAPITOL 3. Firrell MacDanald, the unfor- of Fox Films “The iron Horse” as J the philosophical, lazy, merchant from Dixie whoxe life is centered on his fittle mare Mar- punky little ‘seillaise— hi er father in Madge Bellany, daughter who mana spite of his protests and gets him to do his maximum of work--and who in turn refuses to marry the wealthy Jimmy Pickett because he has never! earned enough money to support one fet alone two— Jack Mulhalt in the role of the im- ve Jimmy who goes to work b Eause he loves the vivacious and sparkling little dayghter of old Fip-|b pany—the one gfrl°in the world who didn’t fall madly in lovg with him at first sight— : These are the three leading char- acters in “The Dixie Merchant,” which comes to the apitol theatre for tomorrow, Wednesday and Thurs. ay. Social and Personal GOES TO WASHINGTON E. M. Hendricks of the state rail- way commissior. left this mcrning for Washington, D. C., to attend the cream rate hearin, RETURNED FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Erdahl and children have returned from a three weeks’ motor trip in Minnesota, South | Dakota and Iowa. RETURNS HOME Joseph Laufle of Austin, low has been visiting in the ci some time, left this morning for his home, PARENTS OF SON A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Telker, Bismarck, at the home of Mrs. W. H. Miller, 824 Fourteenth street. RETUI FROM MINNFSOTA ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. Gjerst have return- 3 from a week's vacation at Detroit, an. CALLED TO DEVILS LAKE Mrs. Alice York left last night for ke, where she was called by the serious illness of her sister. HERE ON BUSINESS A. V. Fisher of Menoken was in the ‘city yesterday on business. Severtson Renamed Member of Guaranty Fund Commission S. G. Severtson, Bismarck, today was reappointed by Governor Sorlie to a three-year term ps a member of the state guaranty fund commis- sioh. His previous term ended July 1. Police Halt Bank Robbery at Superior Superior, » July 13- men, armed with three si shotguns and three revuivers, were urrested today as they attempted to hold up the Bank of Co! The men had been unde. by police several days. y : John Welch, 28; Fred Brown, 45 Frank Long, 34; Frank Smith, 30 and Thomas Baron, 31. who A. W. Lucas Co. new beau- ty parlor and hair bobbing! shop now open. Phone No. 7 for appointments. “SEND US ANOTHER| GOOD EMPLOYEE” For the 165th time the Standard Qil Co. has employed a graduate of Business College, Fargo. Their lasest is E. A. Jahraus. Marie Kistler is the 9th to go to Fargo Paint & Glass Co. Betty Thompson the 7th for the Ottertail Power Co. All Fargo banks and 685 others employ ‘‘Dakotans.”* Watch each week. “Follow the WLACHLAN GETS DEGREE IN MEXICO can Physicians to Be Thus Honored Dr. Ts M. MacLachlan, who has en away for some time in Mexico, ntral America and the Canal Zone where he observed the :neth American neighbors S u. government in the Zon has returned to Bis! tor also visited the clt Orleans, whith city, he ci of New says, | iIs One of Only Three Ameri-|}% The doc-} has) developed into one ot the most im-| portant medical centers ef country due to its enormous shipp: busin: all parts of the world crease in. population, While New Orleans the doctor was expel of internal dis In Mexico City 3% took the mination, before Natiqnal Ui Mexi succeeded in obtaining the de Doctor of Medig¢ine. This hanor thatshas been grai two other American p! nd a gre bs to inter- f the cye, and throat, and the fitting nal disea ear, nose of klasse CYCLES OVER Al jon--At an average of John R. Harper of cycled to Southampton, took a boat to Havre, a French port, then con- tinued on his cycle across France into Switzerland, and over the Alps into Italy and Venice. He stayed there 8 days und started back, reach- = miles. eshire, THEATRE TONIGHT Adapted From Peter B. Kyne’s Story “The Harbor Bar” Featuring Evelin Brent | Monte Blue An unusual heart inter- est tale, laid on the rug- ged California coast, on the exact locale described by Peter B. Kyne. COMEDY Glenn Tryon io: *Uhulele Sheiks’ SucceB$tul’ to the only school giv- > ing actual business training in full equipped offices. (Copyrighted — unobtainable elsewhere.) Aug. 2nd ye saves time. Smaller classes. HOUSANDS have ,unenermei mofnings because start with breakfasts that lack in Foiad it food elements. \ To feel ‘right, you must have a well-balan “com ration, At most ches ¢ coal eet and dinner—y ‘break- fast is hurled meal, often badly 6% protein, food's great tissue builder, 88% carbo! ae aed tek D.C. PH. C. Doctor of Chiropractic. EXAMINATION FREE. the| Ashley, N. ing {ig two men May 1, was started at bringing intercourse with; Wolf Point, Mont. interested in the study |} i ing Paris 24 dys after‘ he- started Gibben farm, near Canadian border, his journey. se entry in: Greater Grand Forks air, o — NEWS BRIEFS 1] Attorney Lucking, farmer of Mar- shall, Minn, alleged to have beaten {> mee to death Arthur Mamer, 8, his nephew, Fourteen San Francisco men with ded uilty ut Hastings, Minn. to fortunes of more than §100,000,000 degree manslaughter and wi form foundation for benefit of com- d from 1 to 15 yea munity, Similar charges ay: were dismissed. Dickinson—Wencel Semerad, well known Dickinson woman, Springfield, Ore., last Friday, result of an apopletic atroke. "| Semerad,. with her hueband was en route ho sente prison. eee Lucking Confessed Lootleggers testifying — ainst former employer of trial-in| Change in route of Great Northern x says uniformed police train No. 10, so as to passthrough ped unload booze on New York | Crookston instead of Fargo, en route ‘ front Grand Forks to Twin Cities constru yn, it was announc- ed at Grand Forks, ices were held Wednes day morning at Dickinson. AUTO ACCIDENTS IN MceCLUSKY jcClusky—Two young: people were injured, one seriously, and six auto- mobiles were badly damaged in smash. ups and colliions in Sheridan county during the Fourth of July celebra- ions, The four-year-old aon of Mr. ial economies of the recent re disputed by Representa- tns, ranking Democrat, und by Chairman Madden, Re Private Orlando Alfson of Farm ington, Minn, was among six add tional bodies’ identified as victims —— of Lake Denmark arsenal explosion. Amundsen, hack home in Norway, -—— a 8: at Oslo, no.nation has a claim] Theft. last Friday of mail pouch on the North Pole as there is ho}containing parcels w led at! and there. Owatonna, Minn. with result of} postal inspector te investigate. AT DICKINSON , ire of unknown origin Tuesday morning destroyed the west! half of the freight warehouse here! and caused a loss amounting to about 5,000 in damaged freight and loss building. iv defended publican, of Ferdinand Schalps, 18, of D., charged with murder; e: Corn standing 7 feet, 8 inches,‘u! Reductions never were greater— Prices never Bring your paint troubles to the factory expert who will be at our store. Thursday and Friday. No charge for this r service. JARRELL HARDWARE C0. 318 MAIN ST. ¢ PHONE 114 t Gas and X-ray Service SUMMER BARGAINS IN DENTISTRY A guaranteed saving of $10. Th are our standard $25 tecth. Well made—good look- ing—guaranteed to fit— $15 Until July 25th and Mre. Fred jared when te Fatih ly was riding overturned. members of the ‘party wete only, bruised or cut. The bay was taken to the hospital at Harvey. Emma Pfaffengut lost several teeth and suf- fered cuts and bruises when the car she was driving ran into a ditch. INJURED IN. AUTO ACCIDENT Beach—Mrs, John Hollstetn suffer- jake was seriously. in- which the m4 il.Jed a broken collar hone and two daughters of C! 8 -Hollatein were cut and bruised in an automobile ac- cident last week when the party was returning from Elbowoods. A broken paerer gear caused the car to over- urn, PIONEER DIES Napoleon — Johnannes | Sibe rnagel, a resident urek: 64, since Bt. An largely attended, | ELECTED CRI Dunn Center—At a board of directors Center Chamber of dust k H. E. rent ny R. manage awd’ Oxtar Ebcl- toft, treasmrer. rice , HEAT CAUSES DEATH Ashley—Johannes Schlabsz, 42, died Monday the reault of sun stroke. He was working with » cohattaction crew Fredow! Harris-Robertsor FOR WOMEN'S WEAR Bismarck. 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