The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1927, Page 8

2 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE » ~,, en and Proven Modern Light Car 4-Wheel Brakes—Low Center of Gravity—Force Feed Oiling System. A Tried You owe it to yourself to compare part for part, the Whippet with any other car in its price class AMERICANI SHOT DURING , Offices to Be Here Scveral Hundred Armed Menj,,,“ Fire on Train in State of Naya Washington, w to Los Angeles from Mexico City was attacked by several hundred armed men at 4 o'clock yesterday morning, 15 kilometers, south t, the state astafocmed today. shots were fired on the ment About train, which was being op the Southern Pacific railroad, the de- partments advices said, adding that ~ ee northwest. 15 other either killed or wounded. erson received a wound in her left side. jeat day. her condition as intestines appeared ‘to have been per- forated. Immediate steps were taken by the! his mono} at Mazatlan to in- s Anderson's relatives and _ Tepresentations American consul form M telegraphic made i and the military authorities of the state of Nayarit. Aug. 24.—4P)—Flor- ence Anderson, an American citizen, “seriously mas “seriously wounded” when the! Agricultural Expert vans of wounded” persons s Anderson was the only Amer- citizen injured in the train at- tack out of a party of 11 Americans aboard, the report said. Upon arrival at, Ma 9:45 a. sterday, she was taken to a hospital where she was to have Redfern May Start heen operated on at 4p. m. physici tee i | Soo Line Establishes Agricultural Bureau; Establishment of an agricultural Simpson, liv ision quperintente ents is to be in charge of the depart- ment, which will have its offices here. He is an experienced farmer and agricultural worker. |. The department is a new thing for division, such matters previously g been handled from the main, offices of the Soo at Minneapolis. Mexico thi ment work were when the} Talks to Rotarians the rou ‘trait cast fAcaponeta,,, W- A. Davenport, agricultural ex-| stone tr of | Srtate depart, tension agent of the Soo ra bids were $17,882.92 was the principal speaker at respectively. meeting of the Rotary club today. Mr. _W. H. Noel, for $1 were _ reported Miss And- eee today. Simpson, chairman of the pro- No. 7 to the north of the da Roberta and Ei presented the musical progres In the absence of Dr. R. BF 0 tlan, Mex., at yester- ns reported since the “serious” ee Brunswi Aug. 24. Redfern will take off tomorrow ane “Port of Brunswick” non-stop jon a projected “show as favorable conditions as did this morning's report, ner, chairman of the flight commit- | tee, announced. were to the governor 428.35. CUSTOM TAILORING Suits, Designed, Cut and Made for you by expert tailors absolutely guaranteed in every way. $39.50 $44.50 $49.50 $54.50 $59.50 $64.50 $69.50 We are equipped to give fittings the same day goods are selected if necessary. TAILORS WANTED {0 CONTRACTS ARE LET nODAY a . Davenport, formerly of Vel- Sioux City Firm to Gravel 13: Miles of Red Trail in Steele Vicinity Ten contracts for road let by the highway department today. The H. Piekus Construction com-! Judge Andre’ received, court of North Dakota. contracts for graveling 13 miles of| will be taken to Sioux City, jd west through! where, unless $15,000 bonds are fu Steele and 11 miles of the Yellow-j nished, he wil! be kept in 1 east of Hettinger. | and $20,295.76, improve-! day, state | States mars ux City, Towa, Jamestown, ated by| Davenport told the Rotarians of gen- contracts for graveling route eral agricultural conditions through- from Forman to Cogswell, six m 3.88 and route No. berger, contractor, was, miles south from Finley to its junc- hotel Wednesday night a week ago. tion with No. 7 and west from 32 on Since that time he has been-held im county line Steele county for $31,481.41. F. 0. Smithsef Steele was given the contract for grading five miles of; 2, five . Towne, | route 25 north of Center for ylor presided at ee ‘meeting. | 830.77. C. V. Anderson, Baldwin, will | do the concrete work and the North | Dakota Concrete Products company of Mandan will furgish the concrete i pipe. Flight Tomorrow "3 4. sardine, Fargo, will build a _ | new bridge across the Sheyenne riv- —#)—Paul] er on route 7 east of Cooperstown. His bid was $11,601.33. The Fargo Bridge and Iron com-; flight to| pany was awarded the contract for a} Brazil if weather reports late today| bridge across the Wintering river in’ McHenry county on route 9 between! Bergen ‘and Drake. ‘Tts bid was $12,-! An exactly similar bid was nted by the Minneapolis Bridge! company but the work was given to the North Dakota firm. Bids for earth’ grading on the same project | Were* rejected behead the low bidder Fargo, N. D., Aug. 24.—()—Re* | moval papers for Ivan G, Londergan, alleged “million / dollar swindler,” wanted in Iowa by federal authorities on a charge of using the mails e. defraud, have been signed and | dergan will be taken to Iowa Thurs it was announced at the United office here today. The remo jail to The} await the December term of the lowa United States court at Dubuque. Lon- dergan told federal officials here to- teceived| day, however, that he had made ar- . 11] rangements with his father to fur- ss nish the bond. Londergan was arrested at a Fargo in} the Cass county jail awaiting removal Routes East from, Sanish Are Charged) 'Napoicon, which Abandonment of the present, from Parshall to Ryder and r of the routes east from the Sa bridge was announced: today by the! state highway commission. One route will run east from the bridge through Plaza and past Rice | An additional route will run{ Lake. from Max through Douglas to a south of Ryder. nect with the road running through Ryder to the Sanish, Rice Lake road. Contract-was let today for the im-| Thursday.” provement of the route from Sanish to Parshall, a distance of 9.9 Shelp & Malloy of, Lemmon, Concrete work will received the Se $42,235.96. | Hettinger Bridge company on its bid) Dakota and Minnesota, of $28,893.67. “i The weather may be warmer Than it was a day ago. But just the same, to many "Twill not be welcome so. Mirrimum — temperatures proceedings. $2: | AUDITORIUM Saturday Night, AUG. 27 ‘CURTAIN -'8:30 Seats Tomorrow Morning at Harris & Woodmansee’s . | SEE THIS SHOW WHATEVER YOU DO—MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY’ |SEOREE: Guomows mara There -it will con- done by: the | agents “fyem several points in North Sa: Se Warmer Weather Due; | whiskey ana beer. reported plies at mailorder prices and Tuesday evening showed a ma increase over those of the eve previous, according to reports to the federal weather bureau here. ‘The lowest minimum was reported had 39, Amenia, enden, don and oad | Lisbon each had a minimum of 40 ie and, Larimore reported 41, jeg on again had the highest minitaum, 54. eh | Pembina, eich is had. the: highest maximum reported for the 2 | ending ted a'magimun of 69. was reported from Devil Bottineau, which had 68 Moorhead, Minn., which had 66. d Thurs- point north Plaza, a RAIDS MADE IN MINOT Minot, N. D., Au (P)—! forcements of federal prohibition miles. | S. 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