The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1926, Page 3

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1926 at nen ae cents —Saeansaetaeneaneenst | Mandan News Hunters’ Stories Vary Considerably They looked like the answer to the draft when the hunters in Mandan took the field yesterday a kens and the due! if everyone was moving out en in the afternoon 1 strangely desert- me many hunters had returned, They staggied back during the aft- ernoon, some with the limit and some emory of 2 glorious day in the open. There was rgence of inion among imrods as to the number of chickens in the country. Some said e were plenty and the only. diffi- culty was in finding them. Handi- capped by the restrictions against the use of dogs in hunting, it was pos- sible to walk right through a covey and, as long as they kept still, not see u single chick. Other hunters declared there was a great scarcity and inclined to the be-{ lief that the dry weather had killed) out many of the young and even pre- ed their hatching in some cases. me hunters of chicken and a duck or two in ion, but the greater number felt id to get two or three birds. returned with the| original position sister of Mrs, Cole, and E. G. Galvin | were the attendants. The couple left for a wedding trip in near eastern cities last. night and will make their home in Jamestown, Furness Locked Out, Bat Only Temporarily When A. W. Furnes: eretary of the Chamber of Con ‘ce, returned yesterday afternoon from his trip in- to the country, he found he was lock- ed out. Some person had evidently tried to get into the commercial club rooms Using for the purpose a key nearby and which had not! with that particular lock, turned the whole lock around t¢ keyhole pointed off to the left stead of straight down. serted at that angle, Mr. Furness’ key ia nothing at all except go round. Apparently it was an unbreakable combination that had been set on the jaeae and there is no telling how long he would have been on the outside, looking in, had he not by a lucky chance used the key still lying near. by, which turned the lock back to it Then inserting his own key, he d ered that it wor! i again and the combination was solved. { Mrs. L ~ hunt Of one thing there was no dispute. | agreed that’ it was too windy to son of great success. Some hunt- | Esth ers reported that the ann were} Mrs. Wright’s sister, Mrs. L. F. Ly- broken and believed that the! may, and Mrs. La! After “sooner, neludini r visit here, Mrs fore the season, ant will go on to Tacoma, Wash in_some quarters. Edgar Newgard, anothe: The more remote distances, 30 or more miles away from the Mandan- Bismarck area, are said to have had! plenty of shooting for the hunters. TAD-COLE had been at wor! FOR GUESTS Carl Nelson of Bismarck en- jtertained yesterday afternoon in “Er { honor of Mrs. rge Moere and Mrs. Miss Lulu Cole of this city was) James Nagle. Mrs. Moore, Forsyth, married to George Ingstad of es-| Me is the guest of her daughter, town yesterday afternoon at St. Jo B. Wilkinson and Mrs. Nagle, Fr. Clement of. Chicago, is a guest of Mrs. William O'Hare in Bismarck. Ralph Gil- Judge by Results The only real test for any ‘baking powder is in the oven. For best results use K G BAKING Guaranteed Pure Same Price for over 35 Years Ga 25 ounces for 25¢ More than « pound and a half for a quarter Millions of pounds used by our Government Food Market 122 Sixth St. Sanitary Phone 199W (Free Delivery) NOTICE TO FARMERS We pay you highest Market price for your products Sugar Prunes, es cases left, per crate . 2 cans Peas, 2 cans Corn, gil for 62.05.60. Egg Noodles, 4 packages" Fresh Eggs, per dozen .... 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