The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1926, Page 8

PAGE ZIGHT INDIAN WANTS LAND RETURNED TO HIS PEOPLE Shootholy Claims Much Ter- ritory Was Wrongfully Taken By General Sibley Tf Governor A. ie had been in his office this morning he would have received a devastating request. Shootholy, Yankton x from th Standing Rock reservation, arrived on ubout Custer Trail ranch near Medora. Mr. McCarty intends to secure a co: plete herd of 25, consisting of cows and yearlings, from a rancher at Bill- ings, Mont., and will then have one of the two ex species of cattle in the United Stat A moving pi fornia has the other. Mr. McCarty has Highiand cattle for rodeo purposes, as he states they are the most fer ciods buckers. He also has placed several buffalo on his ranch in the Bad Lands, secured these 1927 Meeting of Postoffice Clerks Will Be at Fargo postoffice, of the organization, which is affiliated with the national feder- | ation of clerks. He of his father, and that General § @rove his people out of the country wrongfully. He wants Governor § lie to turn back that stretch of terri-/ tory, which includes Bismarck and| Jamestown, to his people, or to give| *. Williams, Grand Forks, was ". Lockwood, Valley City, first vice president; George Keiser, Bismarek, second vice president; and Ella Witt, Rugby. third vice presi- dent. ting herds of this ¢ company in Cali-| ‘VALIDITY OF HAGEN ORDER Judge Burr of Rugby and Participate in Hearing The validity of the order issued by, | Judge John C. Lowe of Minot, re- | straining state officials from pro- ‘ceeding with the execution of judg- ent against H. J. Hagen, former Fargo banker, will be tested in the) supreme court here this afternoon, Tl hearing, scheduled for postponed until i arrival fra » who will a j en’ alf, Attorn rt afer and Georg Mcrgo, who was prosecut- ing attor the Hagen case, will! appear for the state. | Two judges of the supreme court, morning, w: “| are disqualified from sitting in the hearing today—Judge John Burke, inasmuch as he defended Hagen xt the first trial, and Judge Sveinbjorn,| Johnson, since he wan attorney ge | ministration support but wus defe ed in the receit session of congre has been presented to President Cool- co. idge and 50 or more congr ‘the American Farm congre: re Wace iG ot Ne Coolidge to-) LWO Harbors Man ward the proposal hax been made | public, W T0 BE ARGUED = Drumi ganization, during a vi ite House today, declared it plould keep, the Initiative write Samat Oe Se nea a farmers in disposing of surplus crops|C. V. Mayfield of ‘wo Harbors, . {hough cooperative organizations | Minn., was here yesterday endeavor- State’s' Attorneys | rather than Place it with the govern-| ing to trace a 15-year-old son who ment, as he contended was e case | le! ome last June. e lad’s moth- Judge Pugh of Dickinson Yith’the Fess bill. The latter measure act up a fand of| cancer last April and has been fai measure would also provide finan- ce to assist the coopera-| Winnipeg and Brandon, Canada, and| George F. Sh: in disposing of surplus crops,| down to Leeds, N. BISMARCK TRIBUNE these points from men by ang e is Hunts For Missing | "3h... Son at Jamestown | om ctet «i mn hair, a: \ back, Jamestown, N. D., Sept. 8—MI— of Kansas | ‘man of the farm or- to the sum- er underwent a serious operation f purposes to co-| ing hecause o' farm congress | in boy. State's atto The father has traced the boy to] will confer wit worry over the mi from which VAAD MARN RES. U.8.PAT.OF?. nown to have left, July 22.) The boy, whose name is Richard, is s five feet, eight inches blue eyes and med- Will Confer With Attorney General ler at the capitol this he ‘particularly, the basie non-perish-| point the youth came to Jamestown, | criminal law and criminal law proce-| held ji ables, cotton, grains, wool and tobac- Valley City, Maddock or. Brinsmade, since there were only tickets sold to there on the day) 135. pounds, light combed straight of North Dakota Attorney General neral subject of | dure, with a view.to making 4 report | legislative se ‘as a body to the state bar association, | gathering is being held immediately which will open its annual meeting| before the meeting of the state bar here tomorrow. will also be adop! ence for consid: legislative session. Conferences of state’ with the attorney genera! ‘ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1926 prior to the opening ef the ion, but this year the Recommendations | association in the interests not only ‘at the confer-| of a larger attendance but with the Object of «participating in the bar meeting and making the report on attorneys | criminal law which is part of the pro- e usually | gram. Ask Them!!! If their car (any car in America today at i under $1,000.00) ‘has Mechanics’ Universals (As used on the finest cars) — THE WHIPPET HAS ! — Don’t Buy Blindfolded !! them the money for it. 1 ¢ Unfortunately the governor ‘About 20 members. from postoffices eat ate cba Jugs hbeae H . He has m} throughout the st: ttended. Ses-| of Dickinson have been called in acation trip ks Valley City them on the bench during the In fairness to yourself INVESTIGATE! I ! Watch this space every day for many suyerior WHIPPET features LAHR MOTOR SALES CO. Willys-Overland Fine Motor Cars i «| Elks temple, with a ba k part | ing delegates at the Valley City Coun: iter the -inatten is expe in the celebration at] try club at noon, 4 to ba anitvarieed late today. or Albert Len, Minn, ¢ ‘An address by W. J. Quady, Min-{ morrow, although the written opi Control the Heat | This Fall the opening of some roads south of| neapolis, wi prite ’ Theodore Christianson of Minnesota *were present and gave addresses. | Governor Sorlie is expected to re turn to Bismarck tonight or tomorrow morning. \ n, of which he is wiienaniat an officer; w ure of the cet Farm Congress Has \ Othe’ and musical num- New Farm ARSBill! bers were presented. Resolutions, seeking to better work. ae a ing conditions of postoffice clerk Paul! Smith’s. N. Y., Sept. 8.—@)— Wherland Is Named | » passed by the convention and| A farmtirelief bill designed to aid Control your heat this Fall ite «| Manager ee TR SNe, | ie or oe vier a ae Mea oe why waste money on costly, oe t coal-eating furnace heat? In- sea stall Radiantfire instead. Turn Black or Blue on your heat as you turn on Sweaters your bath—and turn it off again just as easily. No bend- ‘ ing, backaches or bother. No —epobie = We have them with or without fire-building o. ashes. Radiant- ani ilevien, adn brie tat collars in all. sizes and at fire will burn for hours at the cost -of a shovelful of coal be maintained the Texaco ser and Battleview, a ry: prices that make them more and will give healthful, odor- McCarty Gets Herd comfortable. BLACK LEATHER less heat on the sun-ray prin- ciple. 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