The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1927, Page 3

ay wo i i i ] 4 the many make it the more difficult for any- one who might be a delegate to the state convention to attend, ‘the state convention is designated to be held on the second Tuesday in May, which x also an extremely busy season for t! primary election. tion, pl FRIDAY, MARCH 11; 1927 ELECTION LAW CHANGE GIVEN EXECUTIVE AXE (Continued from page one) chinery of the state in the hands of the city and village electors. “This bill, however, goes further, and if by chance the farmers should be able to proceed to the polls in March and elect their precinct com- mitteemen, then we find that these edly would be farmers, would 0 leave their spring work and proceed to the county seat during rst part of April. readily understand that not very farmers could afford to take the time off to leave their work to attend a precinct committee meeting at such a time, to more completely leave the contro! | _ of party machinery in the hands of city and village electors. farmers of this state. I am surprised to think that leg- islators -of whom are farmers, should be willing to lend their support to a measure of this kind which cannot help but result in disfranchasing, for this par- ticular purpose, a large number of the people of the state. No Reason For Change “There can be no good reason why the precinct not be elected in June at the state} de in the election Taws of this Meat Department state, it would be no more than rea- sonable that the presidential elec-| which is now held in March, | should be changed to a more suitable ime for the people of North Dakota. r rural population needs repre- | ion, but I can see many reaso! the results of this bill detrimental to an like North Dakota, and for t! sons I have vetoed House Bill N Carnival Dance Saturday night, Patterson’s hall. sic by the S. S. Madison Com-| modor. BURLEIGH PAIR PLIGHT TROTH (Continued from page one) ting the art that can be attaine draping and displaying living models. The vaudeville acts will also be re- peated this evening. With awarding of prizes tomorrow afternoon at the auditorium, Trade Week will officially end. Over 200 prizes are to be awarded, winners to be determined by drawing. All numbers have been place a large hopper, from which thr blindfolded girls will draw the w: ning ones. If any of those who w prizes are not present at the draw- ing, arrangement will be made to get the prizes to them. Registration at noon today showed big gain over yesterday's total, despite the snowfall, which was ex- committeemen, who un- We can i corn as % mers to have The result would be Then, to THE “BIG” LITTLE STORE jorth Dakota, many of 512 Ave. D Cauliflower, Turnips. committeemen should etcncihttnatmemiaciciaa { It is the one time Oranges which all of the people! ge akota are more or less at, and if any change should | — Bananas — Apples Swift’s Corn-fed Beef and Roas This cannot be accom-| Specials Le Grande Peas, 6 cans ....... Le Grande Corn, 6 cans inate an. . Royal Red Tomatoes, 6 cans ing to the pe woul ericultu of notions? | | Mu-} peted by this COOK’S GROCERY Phone 565 Celery, Lettuce, Carrots, Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Spinach, Beef Pork and Veal—Everything in Steaks Do you know we handlea full line coats. and character that you will like, in- stantly! have heard so much about. Warm, when the weather is cold—Light- weight when the weather is mild. see? There are new, English tweed patterns that you will like. teed for 3 years. TAILORING That Is Both Warm and Light —at the same time! Here’s something different in top- A coat with a swing to it,—a taste It is the famous Knit-tex that you Why not come in yourself—and Guaran- Price $30 Bergeson’s CLOTHING CITY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING For Sale (Fixtures Not Included) Lots 16, 17 and 18, Block 48, Original Plat CITY OF BISMARCK Sealed bids for the purchase of above property are asked for and will be received by the Depositors’ Holding Co. on March 14, 1927, at 2 p. m., at office of G. F, Dullam, City National Bank building. Each bidder is required to submit with his bid a certified check for 10% of the amount of his bid, payable to the Depositors’ Holding company, to be applied on the purchase price if the bid is accepted. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids, 4 W. H. WEBB, President. i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE before ising crops. “Out we should not be sai fied until every farmer diversifies,” | | Coulter o buy se j intended to that jfarms and new spring styles. ANNOUNCEMENT W. S. CASSELMAN, (Pol. Adv.) fe Theater Tonight and Saturday ACTION ‘ Will Draw Shivers of Excitement \ ‘the - oldest and young- est! The avenging aor EBO with dripping jaws arrives in time to save the life of his master and his mistress from worse than | In the heart of the housewife FLHERE is a special place for Holiday Nut Margarine. She depends upon its fresh sweetness for flaky pie crusts, for rich sauces and for a good wholesome spread for bread —has relied upon it for years and it never fails her. Northern Cocoanut Butter Co. Gamble Robinson Fruit Co. Bismarck, No. Dak. feltilizers or “liming” tand| for this week. e country al-/ ‘a : the conditions here. |i ee le ene TRADE WEEK SPECIALS |} one" Complete line of ladies’ and | misses’ wearing apparel. All| See some tiof them at the Style Show {i this week. 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