The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 199 ES FOR SONS || Mandan Neiws yapolis, arrived in “Mandan yester. Iture had lagged at a whist party given by her sister,| , 1 Courtneay of lowa js here lonk- day for.@ visit at the home of her! henind as he » industry. P; ts iM d G idd nephew, Charles F. ‘Pierce. ‘. ft his share of the grain. Ca H ————— — Mrs. A. H. Lundberg, at her home’ Fred Smith farmed his jand this ge rospec' 4 andan Gridders it AT THE MOVI hero on Friday evening. About 25/34 as es ctcerove visit Growing Brighter, to Lemmon Saturday paral to of : ush covered the set at the end of for the ca aly Miss HUFF VISITOR HERE ing data with which he was not Si vork. i fe lee ee wee wel ait ffalo” an} wha encounters amarou * . . M. Rippel, . P awine tean business sit- In “The -Duehess of Buffalo” an) : hls “cat “A original had not gone xs far to- rom the war us thes the mi —) emer tet ” $5 BOYS’ WOOL BLAZERS REDUCED TO $3.50 THE MOY! oct enjoyed. cards end. dancing Me, and Mrs, Ray Haalorrove vst OF MISSOURI IS .*—. 5 The hostess served refreshments at} ¢ CAPITOL THEATRE ; = 12 o’clock. Miss Uhde will leave this| * George Helbling and Gordon | The Mandan high school fcatball 4 ‘ n i an unusual Weak for Knoxville, lows, where she age hae sean to Morr 3, both Asti men from last eo win meet a new brand of HOOVER’S PLAN | cugieaee fee Non human ap-| e al, : has a position as nurse in a govern-! Yo gry ek her parents, Mr. and year’s basketball squad, registered football Saturday when it goes to; | peal is Evelyn Brent’s latest vehicle, | 3 ment hospital. Miss Winnie Malone’) ~ ts. “er Fee wad Aiby eae at the high school Monday, adding Lemmon, 8S. D., for the second (Continued from page one.) | entitled “Three Wise Crooks,” now i t and Win, Uhde won first. prizes at p,lutch Wayner and Miss Roberta » couple of additional rays of sun- game of the season. It has been through the reservoir system that the | showing at the Capitol Theatre. ‘The Ve cards, while consolation pfizes wer’ ifternuon, f ‘"Y shine to the basketball prospect several years since a Lemmon flood waters ean. be controlled. | production, which has been Cee - V5 ee: to J. Keifer and Mrs. Kuntz, Miso “UCQ 1" qostezrove is working on this year. With their return are eleven has been defeated and they 6 —— Harmon Weight with bgt 1 Uhde received an honor prize. the ru'terson ranch near Pettibone, * Of the old squad cf nine letter, acc said to put out a very smooth MISSOURI RIVER PROBLEM | sympathy whic ora one le whiek e e 4 ine iadies’ Aid was entertained at He pegan work there lust week. tush cn hand. George Hoerner is und polished game of ball, ther ®#QUIRES MUCH STUDY TR EEN RUA be Peat the home of Mrs. QO. ‘Tyberg Wei "wins Helen Dagner in helping her expected to start before the holi- chief reliance being cn team work. Omaha, Neb, Sept, 20—UP—The| the characterization stants cot bate 4 ar al h- 1, Resday ‘afternoon. A fine lunch was sister, Mrs. Frid Smith, cook for’ days. New basketball suits have ‘The return of Phil Helbling to time has come to make a survey of! 1. /Sd clever crook from the great 4 > * "ness meeting. Mrs. Hendrickson wil ‘Mreshers {hia werk. i chit. 2180 artived at the high :choul, school has added one more expe- States to develop reclamation, flood city who is ultimately regenerated dl ‘ +, entertain Oct. isth. rc amie lira + (aa il ., Tienced player to the small group’ control, power and navigapion for a through the sweet simplicity and ft ; F vr Aout attended the rally $"P, Kemeay's” ’ * “"! "Life Size Portrait of veterans, on hand, but th: 40jn0jed increae in popufaton tha: wholesome ttecion ott, Metcumns gy Our entire stock of boys’ $16.50, $20. 9-.- Seryatiovat hee Bundey, BIOENG ® Wa-tn es to Be on Display pes Bi "ihe posstbtlity of ae Hoc Cea Geren accel Ae ot once. more to the roles robe mite 99.50 $25 Jack O’ Leather Suits with Re Biet't Wis'hafterae Minot Paving Case —— Playing “Saturday. He was in a commerce, eduiued “Misoari iver| ber femeus: O° it "went the pereig 82-00, S2OVBCN © ae ‘i deh diene ay A life size i hifew games last year, but noi Waterway) el jasts in a) fe Leal Ads ooh Seat : es | Salted hine'memierst “| May Rec:sire Month or/gis: sane Heiter, daughter of cnoueh to cam a letter | Sake abcameiseecs hee eater... |Sisr deemaic ‘pectormanen ef 5 two pairs of knickers ' ‘The prize fight fans got first hand to Gct Decision Mr. and Mrs, Ted Heisler, em- | improvement should be for permanent career. Director Weight has madi & news of the fivht Thursday evening The sufficiency ci »viiee given tax- that ‘store besianing Saturday, | tO Be’ Candidate’ xplained. | into the class of hilarious yet grip- loyed in the Vallancey hardware rmer improvement undertaken over a ser-; the most of the many comedy situa i ntore, will decorate the windows of Flasher Fa ies of years, and then completed, he| tions which help to put the picture $ & 9 g e payers who are ob ¢ =| . ‘We cannot determine what ought; ping melodrama. The cast is’ uni- ae TaniekcaneHed munis! Cite pRenengc to the let-| The picture was made, enlarged! For Commissioner‘ v done until we study each drain. formly excellent. marek collided with the, UD of $200,000 wor of paving con-, and colored in oils by Mr. and Mrs., lage system from stem to breakfast,| er adapted the stor: se guards which were recently put up,|tf#ets in the city ». °- not is one of B. L. Brigham of the Art Foto , pep ‘ from the engineering and financial inal by John “Brownell and Fred fj } taling a wheel off the car and doing the main legal qr<stions to be con- company, and will be cn display in) _ Howard C. Jackson, farmer of points of view, and determine~ the Kennedy Myton. +z other damage. That makes the fourth Sidered, lawyers tv'd the supreme the Vallaneey window for a week.iFlasher, has announced his candi-' program for it,” Mr. Hoover advised. | — 1 accident at the crossing within two | Court in arguments erday. x pei heshate dacy for county commissioner in “I want to set up some kind of a de-) ELTINGE THEATRE bi , 1 months, The railway company has! The taxpayers ac usking an in- ,ApARTMENTS IN DEMAND | District A on a sticker campaign. termining body that will consider! Snow manufactured while the star 1 5 4 A rh ae s ee 0 e the i tion to prevent ¢ ty commis- : ad th i each of the drainage systems at once | ~aited wag secommlished at the Pick- There’s no other sale that can compare io planned to change the crossing so Un N ‘ Tenants are said to be waiting, Under the law, a candidate eannot ° i 4 | fl that the road will run straight enst Sion from goin; 1 ah ere inv lineto move ‘inte the apartments | get his name ‘on the ballot. after, in orane to arrive at a gen pro- ford-Fairbanks studios when Con ; 4 and cross the tracks in town, thus, 4 Similar requ eg which will be made available bythe primary. Mr. Jackson's friends |"""" Cost Must Be Considered Duchess of Buffal @ this—no price reductions so great as é Word county eliminating the sharp turn. ee we ‘ : ~ » 1 | Due iff of-f Myron. Kierson, who is” attending| Ut 2s, be yor “A, J. H. the ccmpletion cf three new build- | feel confident he can be elected in] «we oueht to study the Missouri| fering at the Eltinge Theatre tonight. ed the Bratsberg ; °, ~ % . “chibi } i contracts iMe- ings, the Hughes building, the|# sticker race. | river from top to bottom from the| Director Sidney A, Franklin wanted | se—no boys’ suits any better-“miehty 4 Sey thd Li mares bes = ount of the insufficteney ‘Dailey building and the Mar itz| Juckson’s entry will make a! pint of view of reclamation, flood| the real article some of th | these sla ° y be ieee id Reni who is working at} hut he refused to si wuilding. The Mareovitz building | three-cornered race in his district, trol. power and navigation. We) scenes. Salt, the time-honored re_| few as good— ) Washburn, spent the week-end nt his | them the court was tld. Argunients was practically finished some time | County Commissioner John Steven. will make a good deal of progr course, wouldn't do, for the snow ha as g00 age, but has three apartments on|son fighti | {entire case in every deta r , | s the sccond floor which have but; Dan O’Ne Mrs, A, Fisher, Mrs, J. Michelsen! § nis wt comneusine home here. for ‘reelection and Ward solving the questions i | to melt before the eritienl eve of the former county com-. i”, any one of these as we solv eamera manipulated by Oliver Marsh. Fee man nector H. B. Boswell: ’—And all so straightforward—and sc Ds e E ‘ other portion, Then we must consider pe Mteere tress [St cee oneece A eat Ws Deke iter wil Ge ay Terlcguet Rha "| Satter emahermiatanes, age sauce! Gu” “8 cl lect any knicker suit—and i +} nal eran ving: e z lay be ey building will be ready for only the people directly on the Mis-| properties, res i s 2an-—s Wg eKer ¢ ae nay SUR oldie is attend| month rfore the decision will be an- tenants in the near future and the 5 : souri river bank who will gain from| within a couple of hours stud clean-—select any, Knicker suIt—ana pas 4 aedicead ab Min Ome fewts i nA was mM of ae a Hughes building is due to be fin- E a i ee As many others in| sans had constructed ip onew be ‘& “Mrs. O. ‘Tyberg, Mrs. H. E. Ran-|nctions on the senreme court calendar ished in Novembe e regular monthly business /| other points will gain a new 1 ee tea ty deter ks nestad and Walter Tyberg were call-|hecnuse of its in biopsied dlls eting of the Brotherhood of | from riyer development as those im-| shavers operated by six-man power. ii 1 *¢ pecituse of its importance to the city, CW voHER FUNERAL TODAY | American Railway Employes next | ™¢diately concerned and so there| Cakes of ice went into the machine} Es ee aie iantel last week Of Minot. pli leon ae unt 3:| Wad y nighteat the K. of P.| should be a national contribution to; and came out snow. The product j ry We cif eadleed IDG Asad ade ag spears ae _ Haneral’ services for “Paul | 3: hall will be followed by a’ dance.| tS general improvement costs.” {didn't last long under the broiling | ‘ to : ow H ee bd o! : bt he ils THE OXFORD OF SI gaia |Gwyther, Adams county agricul-; hal : Pak aw eR E i Mr. Hoover said he could not dis-| Kleig lights, and several tons Be e | , e cre e et cla-} come to Mad 1S s od 4 ~ i I aq i pe tu 4 Pl 5I iy specifically ause at volve n: klin..gOt < 2 re ci “ id Fa ws sehr idee wh aie ie He sete Oro Ae Grain, eur nse whan hate cee nae a 1 sweethearts. or friends, according | ois “f eSB oc ctsems " - : Mis. Schroeder, who tuok care of| who live south of the Rio Grande are “30| to Mt Kraft, secretary of the} nw aes ae A the telewhone office during her] called Americanos, and inhabitants of trol 330) 10 & . 1 @ F 2 2 95 Jack 0’ Leath- = bsence, returned to her home in| the United, States are culled wtyan, this merring from the Methodist orsanization. | For $16.50, $20, $22.50, $25 Jack O’ Leath = Wilton. k church at Fort Rice. Mr. Gwythe sah: aucune 3 3 eee fe +, Cie eee A number of Regan people went to was the son of Rebert. Gwyther,| HAZEN VISITORS HERE er Suits with two pairs of knickers. = Witton on Tuesday to attend the pioneer settler in Mort6n coun’ sen Richte Herman Richen- ran furcral services for the late Oscar! unfuiling courtesy toward students He came to Adams county fi Hazen, were in Mandan yes- = =Fossherg, who was well known here./ from foreign schools, yea ‘0, having been a student| terday on busine: ‘A Westerman and son, Allen, were business callers in Bismarck las FOR FASTER TRAINS at the North Dakota Agricultural HERE FROM JUDSON | See North Window weeks ia Las «| Detroit, Mich—Railroad trains win College. f Mrs. Carl Weber, Judson, was a 4 " : the A, I. Helgeson’ home, She re-| spoeg when bullbearings are used on’ HOMEMAKERS MEET business visitor in the city yest Beautiful City turned on Saturday evening to her! coaches, engineers believe. To make SATURDAY J in Arena with Mr. Brose aad’ such high speed safe, the rails must The Mandan liomemakers club sii Satins aa eae ‘ Albert, who were en/be set in a solid concrete roadbed will have a special meeting Satur-| HERE FROM MINNEAPOLIS from Bismarck, and several miles of this track is to day in the Chamber of Commi Mrs. W. H. Springer, | Mrs. E. Eide of Arena’ be built here for experimental pur-|rgcms for the purpose of mapping z=: were caliers at the A. H. Helgeson! poses, The concrete will be 18 inches t its work for the year. "Elec. thome on Friday evening. \thick and ten feet wide. Such con-/OUt Its work fo Sachin 0. P. Vold of Bismarck visited with, struction would allow an enormous tion of officers was the business = friends on Sunday. saving in final operating costs, it is of the last regular meeting, but A. C, Isaminger, cashier of the said. the laying out of the work for the 3 ene State Le dcbiatde busi- acu RAPP. year was put over. ra i = ness here on Saturday. | | Holand Rhodes of Wing, visited Ossining, N. ¥-—Just before hg, was FORMER RESIDENT VISITS | Consultation Free with his grandfather, Mr. J. Lund-, to die in the electric chair, William, HERE ‘ is berg, Inst week. Fa ana eseeea thetetlewine: Rog, Eltis MERE round house | Lucas Bik. Bismarck, NW: Mrs. Wm. Uhde spent the week-jlast meal: One duck, a can of Pe®S goreman at Livingston, Mont., a! ismarck with friends. and a pound of liver made into a ,oreman 2 ider Cae) —— Mrs. Kantz and Miay Ulrich of Bis-| stew wnd served with dumplings, four former resident of Mandan, is = = marck were guests of Miss Freda’ slices of bread, boiled rice, tomato spending a week in the city visit-, t “* = Uhde last week. While here M salad, strawberry shortcake, a pint, ing at the W. A. Pansky home. " Ulrich visited with Mrs, Hillstead. | of vanilla ice cream, raspberry soda,| FOR SALE Pearl Grocery and Meat Mar- ket at right price and east From Above ~ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY Per Couple, $5.00 BISMARCK AEROPLANE FIELDS North of Richholt’s School CAVASINO, PILOT Bergeson’s DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor a Mr. and Mrs. Newconier of Dris- twelve “ggod” cigars and a package GOES TO MEDORA me ce is ted at oh Jet Lein home of cigarets. _ William Bahm returned geal ere Sunday. irs. Newcomer is a ——-—_—— q ye } RERE'S REAL SPEED home at Medora yesterday after ; daughter of Mrs. Lein. ; aes a Be Tillotson of Bisiarck was here! Ttoquequecetube, Brasil —The fus:- 9 1 days’ visit in Mandan. He is) ‘ enday, lest living thing is not Charley Pad- i half of section 35-139-79, east == 5G Hipfel was a aller in. Bis: dock, sprinter, nor yet ix tu Bird, To Ter I] all of section | 32-159-79. marck over the weck-end. according to Dr. . H. ‘own- see Anyone interested see =: 4d. 1. Roop, constable, of send, American entomologist, the low. GOES TO FLORIDA | ; = Bismarck, transacted business here. ly cephenemyla, an insect. With! Andrew Ostrum will leave socn lasi_ week. | tremendous power stored in a body for Flcrida to spend the winter. Mr. E. R. Fox of the Bank of of extremely light weight, it can fly: — North Dakota transacted business 815 milcs an hour. If man could HERE FROM FORT RICE ve here last week. He was a dinner! duplicate this speed, he could en-' [Louis Mullner, Fort Rice, was <== = guest at the Helgeson home while: circle the earth between sunrise and =) tho city yesterday on business. |# ere one evening. sunset of the longest summer day. : ‘ i P. C, Remington, Jr., of Bismarck, oteiaaata ater transacted business here Inst Wed-| = FREE TAXI SERVICE nesday en route to Tuttle, i . 2 °Mr. and Mrs, Stmfton’ and son, BY the Blue and White Cab Dougias, were callers at the A. H: Co., Wednesday, the first day = jeleson home one evening of last Sale. == - week. of our 27th Anniversary 4 Arnold Christianson and J. Rise of Customers and their pack- => . Arena, Lein township, visited with ages delivered free, from the Te ahd Mrs. A 1 Gard werc| Store only, within the city lim- its, from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. A. W. LUCAS CO. PAUL BROWN Bismarck AUDITORIUM-’-Bisnarck SATURDA % Sa: callers in Bismarck last week. A number of young folks. from | ce, Y, OCTOBER 2 > + Miss Eide Sunday evening visited at - _ _ the Helgeson home before retuming| state of North Dakote, { t -X) . ee acade and 8. | enn Oe eHh Sudicial District | / : ‘e ivin = * +» Meade and S. Roe were call- Fourth Judicia! istrlel x ers in Bismarck Sunday An District Court I Sa, £ The village board held a meeting|ATtiur M. Nelson: | nsures vs one evening last week. set _ A large crowd attended “The Lost j sire last week. This week will feature Richard Bart ssi ming any. e “Penutiful ane larthiemess in) vcreut in of ten. oF ce upon the praperty de- seribed in the complaint, fendants. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA manent NAMED DE- GpHE Studebaker Custom Scdan has an advanced type of full-vision secl body ¢ , which increases driving safety, particularly in crowded traffic. | i | j Narrow front pillars, a wide one-piece wind- Very few attended the dance at Middlestead’s barn on Friday evening gon recount of the cold weather, z > The local orchestra are planning Ce ; to organize and give dances in the! , you and each of you are hereby = near future. ¥ ; Summoned to answer. the complaint Snow squalis made last Friday ajof the plaintiff herein, which com- = wiater day, Heavy frosts were noted | plaint will filed_in the office of = last week. the Clerk of District Court of Hurlelgh County, North Dakota, and erve a Copy o: . ARENA the undersigned Quite a number have been taking|after the service ntage of the hunting season,|!Pon you, exclusive of the day of YBome of the threshers on Ben Klag- [fUch service, and in case of your 1 fc Cid allure to appear or answer, the enburg’s rig were out Thursday fore-| saintift wil! take Judgment against =hoon and got enough for a good|you by default for the religl de- “fecd, But they hunted a worm place |inanded in the complaint. \ in the afternoon, so the birds were|,.pated this 20th day of August, Exearee. i é Miss Esther Glanville lett Thurs: SOTA Pea oe and ApoE day morning for Fargo where she Rg pai meaen expects to attend the Agricultural| ' Office dnd Post Office Addr a demonstration ride to convince you that College this coming year. Bismarck, North Dakota. . here, at last, is the cat you have been sceking. ¢% Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg’s a 4 ‘at é 4 ‘eh 4 3, ‘s NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIV “infant son that was operated on a|the above entitled action is ne ; é ; ' j sy 5 week ago Thursday at Pargo is get-|for the purpose of determining ads F of , Standard Six Custom Vietoria, .$1335 3ting along fine. Mrs. burg | verse claims to ‘the following de- ] 1 é Standard Six Custom Sedan... .$1385 i ‘ex Bose te bee She nae ee peribed real property, sltwate’f the | aLUGNVELY i 3 Big Six Custom Brougham... .$1785 da z Y . 2 ‘Laverne Goldberg spent ‘the week-| \the Northwest Quarter (NW) of g ; ‘The President, a Bix Six * Tend in Murdsfield with his parents, {Section Mightoe C18), hownonte f” io } igi : Custcm ‘Sedan (for seveni): . $2245 = Mrx. Owen Meintyre’s father, Pa. |Une Hundred Forty-two (142) Range : } i rick Mulholland. spent most of. last |pcyenty-six (76) West of the Fifth shield and wide, windows permit the maxi- . mum ‘visibility. . eee Four-wheel brakes, full-size balloon tires, ' rear-vision misror, two-beam acorn headiaphes controlled from the steering wheel, and front and rear bumpers are added factors of security. Women, admiring the custom beauty and luxury of this cas-available at conventional car coét, will be no less appreciative of this provision for safcty. I¢will nced only Breaker 10 Sherborn ak Malls Principal Merid nd that no per- a 5 bei ‘ Sos. feltery, bacloding g-wboel beaas, sig, cd sweek visiting friends in and around 1 fiability 1 med ip ber. | mg eS sobes ne-drafs vontilasing windsbield ETuttle. Y of the ‘dccendants’ beret peeinet guy} tn a * Miss: Hazel Rapp arrived from 1 Meabetel Stadia) Ts Scotland, S. Dak.. Saturday evening i He. 1 her duties as teacher id | pute of first wehool No, 1 in Pheonix township ;-2vz¢, 2 fle and Mas’ duck Glanville snd ity. at Mr..and Mrs. t pul a 5 Seeety SY atl ROW Jae “(Make (Chocks ‘Payable to Harris & Woodmatese