The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1927, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE i ? FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1927 for their work during the past|mecting, held yesterday noon at the |@—————_-—_ === the board are expected to attend the | Ne t the'ary. Damage was estimated now $800, No one was injured. that the county refused to money or issue title. A st nat a special assembly held|Lewis and Clark hotel. Personal and | session. st the county to force or ager come ieage this afternoon. Men_ receiv let The fascination of Cane dM TO ENTERTAIN D. A. R. Mrs, [it to isnue tax ttle on the nd. | Bageball Fans of — (t',,,wete,Jfvine Ditch Ityard, | Social News of J. Ms Hanley” and irs, Roy Mame : e Borresen, Morris, who also told of the value of rare tion was described by Rev. r of the aggregation and Jo Lit gb tsch, captain, Many — candi & A . , tad OBven ‘a small) Rev. ” F. peta talking | qi nace seers Gurine the “pat Donald, | Pate ast, Wuee cet eemeteecelnnereecth "y |d re out for the vari “Philately,” | was the principal/ance at meet following a dinner at the Lewis and| Mrs. James McDonald, has returne: ; Fe ae ene eervtue, leaving tions and regular practice is now go. speaker at the Mandan Rotary clubj month was high. Clark hotel. Retiring members of! from a trip to the west coast. 5 eons eye te , ing.on. a nning. , ing. smnection is be-|..A new,diamond, hearer the town soline connection is Pe: ltnan the old field; is being tald. omt| aretank to blow up, {and will be ready ‘for use in a short *! time. | election of officers Monday evening} Leslie McDonald, son of Mr. and | . A iy. Fe i Countryman. will hostesses to . ' | McDonald, Wagner and Jarvis. For-|stamps and of the educational ad- . |Tractor Explosion | Fort Rice Prepare = ™«! presentation of the third dis-| vantages to be gained by their col: |. Mandan Vicinity, ] Mandan Chapor, Daughters - of | the —— G | For Summer’s Work (1st basketball championship trophy lection. Every man should have a/@————— => ==" American, Revolution, Monday after- PR \scised for taxes, the commimiome, Destroys Granary / {and the state sportsmanship trophr| hobby, the minister, sald, declaring| ¢,4.,8PTURNS HOME | ,|oon at the Hanley . Restraining Order | injunction. on O'Rourke Farm) cog weather threats have not de-| "tHe made by Supt. J.C. Gould.|that such, a thing “added to life's] 9 SOS Critune, Las Arkansas and RETURNS HOME | *. Co t ti | closed a deal for s of pete slay terred Fort Rice baseball fans, losk- | 1 Ss. F. H If: d Announcement was made that J. M.| Texas cities, where he has been vis' Mrs. Elizal aC vert fap 0 Given gedit t P Corw iH aia! Hed pried When a tractor exploded at the R.| ing eect the fimapote poets | ey. S. I. Mallyar Hanley has been chosen official re-|i"& for the past three months. Bee Aine See meres Meh hisses * is : RRA el at eh f Se " ear'for they have already organized ‘ A he diss —— R Stop House Moving I wits lute tate’ aftr pec or the Hutt inte: Wednesday, approximately their team, for this seuren, Addresses Rotarians) jrcr'nitiey' mectine, to. be heldsi| 7), ,TOELECT OFFICERS | | hospital'in Bismarck. | < fit them out for 200 bushely of seed wheat and a| B. G. Gwyther has been chosen} — St. Cloud, Minn. May 3 and 4. 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