The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1927, Page 2

MAN ARRESTED " “AUTO IN N. M “fing Questioned Here— Made Trip in 6 Days nday night after) by Chief of I and adn of sen ro eof the Pond was d to wh ss0¢00- acer Pond te le the car n Raton : 6, and made snewes -s000er the in here in good shape a ged in any said he had disposed y of fishing tackle which nm he for food, He en arvested here, ‘ond tit it, to pro- was penni police say. » funds wh Pond 4 neeees notes tates caer has admitted "serving — 18 ‘Anna C, Manley,{fesponding shade. Their flowers months in a federal prison for car cKenzie spoke on| Were Ophelia roses. Misses Grace stealing, according to Martineson, Olson, June Rovig, and Carol Skjod having been afternoon session, opening) were the flower girls. The groom extradition to thaster,’ was to talk on “Postmagtere’ cousin of the bride, Seating to answer a Accounta’ and Statkhou e bride, who was given in_mar- af transporting a stolen cat RORHNater “Thompson Falls, Tinge by her uncle, Osear Ols state nother. Mont., on ional League, Its Wore wh satin with a flowing veil ie me andiParpos Otharvaptabers, of ¢ Her bridal bouquet was of ——$—<$<—<—<—— were to be A. M. Hewson, Wimble- ue roses and lilies-of-the-val- =! don, H. W. Willis, Li , W. H, ley Last Minute | lene. Woilvenet: rake,!_Bollowing the ceremony. a four| H Minneapolis postal inspector. course dinner was served at the Mc- Bulletins Hae eae See. | Gauldmnat honselw tat eSMeRDALIITTOE ee Smith on Program }guests. Bouquets of tulips were Moscow, June 16—(AP)—The feature of the program will be used as centerpieces for the table,|S8me itary and naval tribunal at s this afternoon by Francis w pink was the predominating nstadt has sentenced to , assistant to Second Assist- cc he decoration of the rooms. ! death Commander Klepikoff, who formerly commanded a ship in the Baltic fleet, on charges of — « espionage for Great Britain. Rome, June 16.—(AP)—Com- mander Francesco de Pinedo, Italian aviator, arrived at Osta, on the coast near Rome, at 5 o'clock this afterneon, complet- ing his sensational four conti- nent flight. He was greeted by cheering crowds and officially welcomed by remier Mussolini ax! other di; New York, "dune 16.—(AP)— rit motored Fokker stenoplan actica, fueled and provisions’ for its projected flight (9 Paris, Commander | Richard E. Byrd today faced a | probable delay of several days in hin take-off due to unfavor- able weather conditions. Indi- itinns were that the flicht would not be made before Sat- urday and possibly not until next week, San Francise —One man was ed or killed toda: tween rum runners and federal prohibition “agents near Pes- cadero, Calif, about 50 miles south ‘of here. Four prisoners were taken and, 1,200 cases of liquor seized. with a landing boat and two horse trucks. 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Department of State Highways. | ed. proposals will be received North Dakota State Highway | € fasion at its office in the Capitol Bismarck, North Da- pat 10:00 oclock a.m, June ‘eet Yor Picket ‘oot me hes Posts. ie on such material Cog Wiehe Pepe charges to the point of delivery. be accompanied by a jog fond in- full amount of ‘ and a Seeartied ——* amount equa’ is bid. FOR STEALING : Confesses to Theft After Be-| Smith has just returned from ange contempt of court, the supreme court iN! specified: im-its- decision. Mandan News POSTMASTERS | OPEN MEETING ; ‘Personal and Social News of’ Talks on Problems, Question: Box and Banquet Are To- day’s Features — ene spend ‘the ‘summer .at the home of Postmasters from all over North} of a pretty wedding at 3 o'clock; her Util tei de. Mr, and ete A. Biggs. Dakota gathered here today for the; Wednesday afternoon when Miss = a opening sessions of the two-day Lucila MeCadams, daughter of srs St. Alexius Hospital : kota’ Boaters’ mma MeCadants, became the bride North Dakota Postmasters’ League! Dptpn, May iam, Became the bride Issues 1926 Catalog” Fylling officiated. he convention opened this morn- at 9:30 with the call to order! ing: [ated with sters,” and O, M,! The Min spoke on “Thej chine, and they wore hats of a cor- Postmaster Mr. t levastated flood region and will d pe the conditic the area, aacrégeria the handicaps department. Bi, ther there are more women post. eneral Glover. s from out of the city » Mrs. Henrietta Loven of Minne: mother of the groom, Mrs. R. ere’ Hutson of Finley, cousin of the d Mr. and Mrs. James Sullliv Mr, ai of Minnesota. in, will be at home in Mandan al Mrs. Loven was born in Dickinson, for but has made her home in Mandan ants Since she was a child. She attended the grade and high schools of this quet will be held at city, and for the past few years she ad! Clark hot as been employed as office attend- the dental offices of Drs. and Perey. After two weeks they postmasters ‘taking interest rth i League of District Postmaster: a we score of the regi Pay Alimony and Atterney’s Fees eson, wealthy! . must pay his attorney n connection nding in the N17 to 1924 she was clerk at employed in the same position at the | Grand Pacifie hotel in Bismarck. county district court, the su- urt said in a decision today atthieson appeaied from ar rder of the district court de Hy er non: pplication for temporary and attorney fees. The su- court reversed the lower trib- 1. holding that Mrs, Matth: should not be forced to mort This wonderul or, known all over money to defend the suit. 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Corrignn, Fargo, its} bridal wre Preceding the cere-| hospital and School of Nursing has president. “imag. sung by) mony: Henry Halverson of Bismarck) been compiled and put into circula- the group and, . Stewar 2, “Beloved, It is Morn.” Mrs.| ¢; i iatets i -| delivered. the. invc Glara Morris played: the. “Wediling| the" iRERUPNG UN baa ane Mayor A. 0. Henderson gave the/March” from “Midsummer Night's! count of equipment, patients cared of weleome and response| Dream” us the processional. for, roster of students, and donations ade by Mr. Corrigan, prin? Olive McCadams, sister of the: received, for the year 1926, tz, Dunn Center bride, and Miss Delores Rovig, on “Constructive /eousin, attended as. bridesm St. Alexius hospital has been open gowns were of orchid crepe de {| tients admitted to St. 0 | ture and“ location of the d i Mrs, Loven left Wednes- | ter of students, which, including the asters in North Dakota today than day evening for a trip to the lakes ‘lass of graduates of this ever before, or there are more wom- en oven was born in Bismarck,| tion f the catalog according to name nded the schools in that city.|and nature of the contribution. { the Lewis and Clark hotel, and is now | alog are particularly well ehosen and} | instructive. This Great Healing Oil Must Speedily Bring Comforting Relief to Tired, Aching, Swollen Feet Or Yeur Money Back. That’s the Plan on Which Emerald Oif' Is Sold By All Good Druggists 30 | ounce antiseptic and deodoran?| Emerald Oil. regufting | in the country can supply you.—Adv. 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