The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGH iS : = Two Breck ‘WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1926 wo Breckenri inst edi ; oes \ 9 ’ Sal sketched Hts nb Gare Tas courses, in soil management, farm Poliltea Hos jes rely upon these|dancing always prove to be success- WILL CONTEST iscsi, ercsuel EDITION OF WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA’ iinet: t's] sar meta an mes toa emrien o r F f lographical sketches, N old French Canadian, “In order to im 3 ‘ larger number of such sketches] livestock Industen ante hie tahenent Leonard, Orin G. Libby, E. P, Rob-| than was ever before gathered into «| farming, the fur husbsndiy svodent | ertson, Howard E. Simpson, Arthur| single handy volume. Indeed this| js offered courses in the teseding of ' G. Sorlie, VP. "Squires, Kara’ T,| volume contains more information| livestock, the jadging of licertock, Moores, 18, pleaded nd were sen-! a guilty to grand larceny tenced to indeterminate sentences in{ jt © penitentiary at Stillwat ismarck ure edition of which has Fifteen residents of sted in the 1926-19: Who's Who in America’ | Minn. when they appeared before| Just come from the press of the A. N.| Towne, Geo. F. Wells. Al concerning notable tiving Americ: - | aude “A. Flaherty at Morris, Minna! Marquis company, Chicago, in ud er, Robt. T. Young. PEE ee than all other books ‘combined; ae tbscaest sb Wegeeeett Gr sata body a today. ‘The pair was arrested in con; tfon to several others who temporar-|— Hillsboro-——Elmore Y. Sarles, it is an interesting fact, us illustrat. its functions, diseascs of farm Agreement Satisfactory to, ne<tivn with an attempted hold up of] ily live in Bismarck, auch ax Gov-| Hoople—Lynn J. Frasier, ing the vast, amount ‘of material] animals, feed feeding, dairy cat- Vou. hav ‘ co MPLETE : ¢ Hotel Stratford billiard parlor at! erhor A. orlie, but whose homes! Jamestown—Si . EI compressed in’ 5 yt prod 2 ' All Concerned Reached and | Breckenridge, Minn.,'September 3, im] are elsewhere in the state. These Barend: Hy Krogae,) ”)"°*™ SWhots "Who" containg 000;000| production, 7 Prewuet” on dairy e sig te which a third bandit was slain when| are listed under the town or city! Kenmare--J. H. Sinclair. words, or six and one-half times the} “Si racti Colitest Disinlased | the robbery was interrupted by a'shot| Which they consider ¢heir home. Milton——Fred Dennett. number in the St. James. version of| he oi’ make precy ee operator fid ; ia : {from the gun of Patrolman’ Casper) Bismarck people whose biographies | Minot—Evan B. Goss, G. A, Mc-| the Bible, which contains only 774,-| and mechianical power, he is required contidence in your car a | Schott {appear in the current issue include, Farland, Ragnvald A. Patrick | 746 words. puraue definite courses in agri- f t The sentences imposed will keep the| Benton Baker, 1, P. Baker, Luther E.| D. Nowton —-——_— cultural engineering including wo ' rs pair in prison for from one | Birdzetl, vard T. B J ‘Sentinel 3 i Fs shop, ia oe y in, prison for from one to 10] Birdze ward urke,,glohp| Sentinel Butte—Jos. A. Kitchen, Farm Husbandry in wood shop, forge shop, only when you have com- years, Judge Flaher Burke, A. M. Christianson, Chas. J.) Towner—, non. farm structutes, and f ie J. Nielson, Course Revised cine The will of the late A. C. Hinckley, which has been the basis of much litigation since Mr. Hinckley’s death | ld Hall, Sveinbjorn Johnson, Valley City. ; probated ININNUICAL tle, Minnie J. Nielson, Wm; Frank White, Geo. M. Youn ie by” County ude TOM JOHNSON "pn "> quniny Francis '"Wahpeton’- Wo: B: Parcel, as plete confidence in the im: mént filed by Mrs. Nellie Hinekley, | he de be aalbie: se in ie oe ine material-! North Dakota “agtic caitural satldes the widow, and several court actions | Other North Dakotans whose biog: sues of thie ‘world-famous Siaprant: has reorganized ite curricula in farm Fed ie ab pase ac hit oe ry deal h Id it t incident thereto having been settle E raphies appear in this issue are as/ cal reference book. The page is| husbandry, enabling the farm- youth | with business men In other line ealer who sold it to you. | the te, whieh’ uke Sela: tel ca, RS ee | larger and the’ over-bulkiness of the | ‘° &ct special training in agriculture | special training includes courses im | RGEC uctory te atl partie eaneaen | cando—F. L Thompson. S i volume has disappeared. The new) i? two winters of two tearms each; | accounting, farm management and { ai Wetevone inte 5 cs {| Cooperstown--Gerald P, Nye. | size is just what coxld be desired | that is, two winters of 22 weeks each,| marketin ed, were agreed to by the court upon | Man Who Confessed Many, Dickinson-Richard H. Johnson, | for compactness, and for general con-| 1! weeks before Christmes and 11| “Since the young man who has had and M. Black, Hee-| venience, and {ts a great improvement | Wctks after New Years. The course / some opportunity for training in agri- stipulation of the attorneys interest- Ellendale. -Ry begins October 11, 1926, and ends| culture is expected to serve ed in the case. Killings Will Be Brought | tor H. Perr over the earlier editions. The print- Shortly after the will had been fil Faggo © F. Amidon, Elizabeth| ing is from t; designe March 21, 1927. lead $ ed oe peas Mrs. ue ee Up For Trial Thursday p. Anderson, Rev. Reuben A. Beard,| for space-saving and pipet “Many young men who have fin- husbandry Senator ty roaglind te take MAUCIAG Gin nat cooabie ck the ting) Rev. Henry R. Best, Henry and the arrangement of the vohime| ished the eighth grade or who have| special courses in parliamentary , . ui te vas ue capable sainiannete aE s John L. Coulter, Louis B, throughout is in keeping with tha| had only one or two years of high| practice and in public speaking. MEAS DEER unduly intloon GRC IRHAdh elke 15.) | Melvin A. Hildreth, Edward. progressive policy pursued by the| school desire a training in agricl-| “The student in farm’ husbandry eee mnccw: tneluen om _‘goknson, 8 slayer! Andrew Miller, James O'Reili publishers from the very first.» ture which will fit them for an earl-| who is specially interested in farm ; hearing testimony in the contest, Judge Davies ruled that the di nient should be admitted to proba Mrs. Hinckley appealed from the de cision to the district court. Several suits were also filed seeki aside deeds executed by Mr bandit, is rane, a commission of | A. Pollock, Ernest 8. Reynolds, Seth.| The red cloth i an iss a x . Rey Seth. . gold lettered cover,| ier return to practical farming than| power may elect some of the courses a Li Bods eee Hh at the 8 ‘| ling P. Shaw,| which long has been a distinguishing| is possible for those surening the | in the pon f Hl €_ his attor L. L, Long-| Burleigh F. Spalding, Fredet -| characteristic of the book, has been| longer courses. This new farm hus-| vided he » public defender, reported to-| Stratton, John P. Tyler, Clare B.| retained, but there are three columns| bandry’ course makes it possible,” | dron, A. D. Weeks, Rev. Ivar D.| to the page instead of two, as hefeto-| declares Dean H. L. Walster of, tha} . ru Hisaker. : fore, The book contains nearly 2,200| school of agriculture at the North | FOOD WINS VOTES on a charge of] Grand Forks—Geo, A. Abbott.| pages, crowded with infomation. ton-| Dakota Agricultural college. COMPANY. Bismarck, Minot, Mandan, N. ' Distributors of , As a result he will be brought up| Yivi for trial Thursd: — Honolulu.—Hawaiian natives anx- a short time prior to h murdering Leonard Erdal, fatally| Tracy R. Bangs, Wm. G. Bek, Alfred | cernin, ivi ee 5 anbere vourded bya highw { } 4 » Wm. G. Bek, i the living notables of the| “The modern fi : to revstablish, the interests of Mrs.| wounded by a highwayman December | Boyd Bronson, 0. B.| United. States, in a systemati€’ar-| authority on plant ‘production on iously are looking for forward to the Willys-Overland Fine Motor Cars. Papeeey son, 8. F. La Tere ee ae Trewch 9. gy? Geo. R.| rangement which makes reference| livestock production, on engineering | coming fall elections and to the 2 pror ; ree a rench, J. M. lette,/ easy. The: editor is Albert Nelson| and on economics. That the farm|“luaus” that will precede them. A “terms of the settle-|ists found that Johnson of “constitutional _inferiorit of “a intelligence, Under th ment, the suits will be dismissed well as the appeal from Judge Dav : decision, and the will will be admit- tes the difference ted to probate without further liti-j right and wrong, and i gation. formulating and underst F.H. Register and Zuger and Til- | fense.” on represented Mr. Hinckley’s| The finding of the commission that hters, beneficiaries under the| Johnson is sane does not preclud ; in the ease, and Scott Cameron|the offering of an insanity defens and Judge M. A. Spooner o' idji|in his bel uppeared for Mrs. Hinekley and Mr. | brou; Lambert. to re lis pol tal for the erimin ren Demonstrations ton, Mo. from in Poultry Culling Renee - D. Haupt, G. E. Hult,| Marquis who founded the publication h may | " bad I y understand all of the dif-| luau ts @ native feast, where con- ne, Joseph Kennedy, A. 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