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other “tip” tha were at ' | Lansford a eding to that point | arrested t A John Joe warrant hargin larceny had bee | s tday before Justic Campbell, but no information is avail- Jable as to what action will be taken | against the thieves. BE HERE OCT. 22 20 Carloads of Blue Ribbon; Prejudice Affidavits Cattle to Stop in Mandan | Require Transferring For 2 Hours in Afternoon \of Three Court Cases Toad America’s | (ffs Twenty carloads of | Because of 3 finest cattle, over 300 head, will stop! filed by the « » Mandan October 22 from 1:45 to| three cuses, oie avits of prejudice ase! for the defense, scheduled for Mandan time all those in-| the Mereer cou rm of court will ¢ th attle,| be tried before fivive Frank Lembke ) t Mis-| whea Morton) caunty district court souri Slope Fair Grounds, There will] opens November be no charge for admission. Affi 8 re led in the cases Under the aus Monroe, inst T. HW, Zocn, sandall and Lloyd director of the state agricultural ex-| Kenyon, and Simos tension an hour's speaking! — The progtum will be given with some of Friday. the nation’s foremost dairy experts van filed on the bill, Among those on the pro- and the 1! he William Hoard, editor, county. ciler. court opened y and Sulli- aivigavit of prejudice vs ordered to Morton re ation ‘or T. H. Mercer Sullivi n, n Dairyman; Frank Murphy,| Zorn, ey banker, Blof embezzled rom the now it : urge Bulkly, the nation » Golden Val- B n Seitz, Other men who made the trip were Luther, Fox, Fread, Edwards, Brucker and Dietrich iN. P. Storercoms to Be Expanded ansion of the n the Northern Pacific be started in very fe idge and build- ing dep having completed their work on the reservoirs, Beeguse C. C, Kyle has been ad- vanced to general purchasing agent for the railway in this territory, his place as general storekeeper will be filled t J. Meyers, who is expect- ed to arrive in Mandan in a few days. Commissioners. Name Election Inspectors Appointment of inspectors of clec- i city of Mandan for the ion of November 2 was announced today and the names given out by City Auditor W. H. Seitz, In- spectors are: F Ward—-Custer Sehool—Nick Halla. & storerooms shops at M. Ward—City Mendez. Precinct 50--Farmers’ State Bank --F. S. Hudson, Third = Ward-—Rowe Hafl-¢-Ch Sakkariassen, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ation at the general hospital. Mrs. ger steamer guide sank in heavy weath- Kupper joined him here and accom- er last night near Godbout, on the panied him to St. Paul. Mr. Kupper northern shore of the St. Lawrence, has been reeciving treatment at the News of the disaster was received to- hospital in Glendive, | NORTH DAKOTA BISHOP To | ——_—— The Right Reverend J. Poyntz T,-/ Judge Sanborn Will ler. D. Dy Bishon of North Dakota,’ Preside at Minot’s: Federal Court Term will preach the Christ Episcopai church Suntiay evening at 7:30, / Fargo, N. D,, Oct. 16.—Ge)-—Judge Schultze of! J, B. Sanborn, St. Paul, will pres owners of the vess + pany, VISIT IN MANDAN H Nr. and Mrs. George Bauer, Mrs. E, Turk and Mrs. ie Glen Ullin are visiting in Mandan when federal court opens in Minot with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kupper. | Tuesday, it was announced at the United States attorney's office to- UNDERGOES OPERATION | day. No announcement as to the num- Miss Edna Richenberg of Krem is a ber of cases which will be h patient at the Deaconess hospital, made, i Fourth Ward—Reko Garage—L. C. Broderick. Fifth) Ward—Dilloway and Oconomowoc, | charge against erly of the Amer: | J on, farmers Ww i ieonsin; ican Holstein-Friesian Asso the n_reservation KE. L. Westover of the north of Golden The men are Guernsey Cattle club and R. As- | further charge! having sold of the American ey Cattle! stolen cattle ty Onstoot, who tion, fy eee vs| pleaded guilty 1 Judge ‘Berry ” we ort speeches will be given by’ h each of these gentlemen, who are ac- ten companying the train to its des! tion, the Pacific International tion at Portland, The in i ng) and with only other stop in North Dakota,' liquor for nd farther west will! All thr ngs and Missoula, by Mer County State’s Attorney rieties to Be Shown David Schwartz when they come up y of dairy cattle will be for trial here, exhibition and it is 2 SAUL ENE the groups on hand tenswer Klusmenn Boys Are ‘Glad to Get Back to North Dakota ns. des the cattle, Belgian | addle and harness horses and nd ponies will on the train y also be exhibit | th of thrills, Erwin hampion livestock. judge ited States, and his brother, member of the Morton team which tool: fourth place t they would be ex- at the Detroit Livestock show, stopped Missouri Slope Fair in Mandan yesterday for a few min- » and was sen- n cattle, '§ near Zap, moonshiner supplies of orhwod. rs will be prosecuted © three weel.: d is ch | h of st , was d hibited a Ground: i utes before going biick to their farm A. agri-/ home near New Salem. cull Detroit was “all right,” the boys for people of some of the the United we glad to get d, but the, North D: because, as Clare: ‘You've got more nee freedom out We went through Minnesota, sconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Hlinois and higan and none of them cun com- cattle in farmer and every non-farm- wid muke it a point to see this! 3 ion if for no other reason th ith North Dakota,” just to get a clear picture of w his achievement in winning considered the best dairy type, he| first. prize at the exposition, Erwin received a gold watch and a medal, Moston country ag-| while his brother, member of the 0 urged people to n, saying it would Dr. R.E. Percy Car Found at Lansford; Two Men Arrested After an all night search, acting on “tips” furnished by Morton county people, Sheriff € McDonald to. day was on his way* back from Lans- ford with two young men who have d with the theft of Dr. R. car. The car was also re- red, although no information was le as to the amount of damag it had suffere The sutomobile, a Buick sed model, was stolen Thursday n street while Dr. Pere: » meeting of the Elks the ignition and took th team, also received a-medal, Jerome Stowell of Flasher, another member of the team, is visiting an uncle at Lansford. rwin was a charter member of the calf club at New Salem and won ze8 ut the state contest as well as the national con Clarence joined the club only recently but also made a record for himself. frwin, who is only 14 years old, still has three subjects to take in the! Clghth grade, while his brother has already ‘graduated. They intend to go on to high school Sf it can pos- sibly be arrange Mandan Is in Good. Shape For Dickinson been charge EB. | n ju is in good condi- believed that the thieves] tion. Co: '. MeMahan beli key to open the igni-| that his men will be able to ‘present |a stronger defense, special attention having been paid to this phase of i the disastrous Lemma: ne two weeks ago. In the lineup are Borresen and! ind it in the! Fleck at end; Luther and Wagner at ent out guard; Dietrich and Vosek at tackle police | and Kuibyer at center. In the back- field are Heidt, McDonald, Jafvis and ¥ came out of the 1 he discovered andj i 7 farth: that he b ATE EC TION’ Of ANY OF THE TOLLOWINN WARTS UY AP CALIZER BY. i NERVES \MPINGED AI THE SPINE BY A SUGLUAATED VERTERRA Chiropractic (SPINAL) Adjustments Remove the Cause of I § E NS) E attack Colds are liable to anyone whose health is be- low normal, If you are not in good health try Chiro- practic and avoid illness, -EXAMINATION FREE (Spinal, Specialist) X-Ray Laboratory Lady Attendant Calls answored) anywhere day or night Lueas Block, Bismarck, .N, D. ach, Gall Stones. Ailment. Headaches, femal Mrs. Gall Ston consultation cn this’ trip will be, free and that’ hi: ferent, Schoo! —F, K. Hansen. 7) EI i pectors and. judges ini the ranized townships of the county have been completed by the board of county commissioners and the chairmen of the two major political parties, : > \{ i i I TALKS TODAY €. G. Thompson, principal of the Mandan high school, who is attending: the annual convention of the South-/ western Division of the North Dakota! Educational Association at Dickinson! will deliver an address in the high school department today on “The Changing High School Curriculum.” The convention started Thursday and closing sessions will be held today. Meetings are taking place at the State Normal school. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS RECEIVED a eens Personal. and Social: News. of | Mandan Vicini o i Announcements have in Mandan, Dr. Kenn ci been received telling of the marriage of; h J. Cole, formerly of tl now of Lisbon, to Miss Orthaj iertrude Hanstad, Minneapolis, on! October 12 at Minneapolis. Mrs. Cole u at home after Nov Chris To: tors of the purchased the property at the co of Sixth aven street from the estate of M: Wheeler. He will move the pi dwelling home in the spri TO ENTER HOSPITAL Alex Kupper, Northern Pacific em- ploye here, passed through Mandan Thursday night on his way to St. Paul where he will undergo an op —SSSSSSSSS===== Coming to Bismarck. DR. MELLENTHIN SPECIALIST in Internal Medicine for the past fifteen years DOES NOT OPERATE Will: be at McKenzie Hotel Wednesday and Thursday October 20 and 21 r ue northwest and Third WwW. from the lot and build a new’ Office Hours: 10 a, m. to 4 p. m. TWO DAYS ONLY No Charge for Consultation Dr. Meltenthin is a regular yg: uate in’ medicine and surgery andi is licensed by the state of North| Dakcta. He does not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stone: ulcers of stomach, tonsils or ade- rud- | He has to his credit’ wonderful | results in diseases of the stomach, ! liver, bowels, blood, si nerves, heart, kidney. bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg uleers and rectal ail- ments, Below are the names of a few, of his many satisfied patients in North Daktoa: Jacod Stickle, Fallon, Mont., ndiciti Ap citis, “ncob Knell, Hazen, Ulcers of! Mrs. Caal Jar matism. Andrew ‘Fetzer, Heart Trouble and Ulce: obson, Aliont, Rheu- | ‘Coleharbor, rs of Stom-, Turtle Lake,’ , Wing, Heart’ Math femele, Clarence Kittleson, Mrs, ‘Fréd’ § es. Remember ‘the above date, that is treatment is dif- Married women mat be accom. In the “The Only o wt.) /ipteaghsig Real Progressive Dirt Farmer pposing Politican ‘Tom Hall and J. 1. — The Name. “Dakota” The name “Dakota” means, in the language of the Sioux, confed- eration cf tribes. The word as used by the Indians is said to iP where she recently underwent an op: pr eration, ii erate | Amenia. Man: Fails.,, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Severson have, to Stop: When-Can,; gone to St. Paul where Mr. Severson! PARENTS OF DAUGHTER ro, N. Dy Oct. 16-—A)—Lornine 7, daughter of Mr. and. Mra street northwest, are the parents of a daughter born Thursday sorning. —\in an automobile accident heow lek izht, was much improved today, act Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Swanson have uffering from concussion: of left for a week’: it with relatives {} i A ‘ding to a report ‘ing the street by a car, driyen TO VISIT FRIENDS Hanson Fann. D. Mildred Quinn of Litchville, rer did. aot deep eae eae atin has a 1, and he was Inter arrested on: @ visit with friends. |charge’of reckless driving, He claim- TO VISIT RELATIVES ot know he hit. tl evening for the Twin Ci ene relatives. A son was born Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pfau of this city, Quebec, Que., Oct. 16—VP)—Eleven persons, ‘including one woman, lost LEAVE FOR ST. PAUL will enter a hospital for treatment, | Hits Little Girl F Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray, First! R Rice of Fargo, who was injured TO VISIT RELATIV cording to. hospital attendants.” The t Minnesota points. police the girl was struck while Minn., has arrived in Mandan for i coil, aad he yee te his cag, police fed, ing to police, that he did Margaret Bingheimer left 1; ities to visit fonde PARENTS OF SON 11 PASSENGERS DROW: their lives when a frei-ht and passen- connote the idea of tribes on the front or frontiersmen, The state was a part of the original Louisi- ana Purchase in 1803. In 1812 it was a part of the Missouri Terri- tory. and later a part of Michigan, Wiscon- sin, Iowa, Minnescta and Nebraska. 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