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

a aca ” ae canner oa ; we red PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Seti , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1927, ii srgeh fhe ,Chevster, commeny tit |Mian Is Killed When “Try Our--Modern “High Pres- van wa ane elise i 2 at Oil Truck Tips Over are Greesing. Service ad Fi : STATE'S TAXABLE PROPERTY DROPS HAIL DAMAGE 32° F3u#izu75.tie/Cheysleg Company's d both by this fact and by France ent that such franchise could not be weather conditions, it is hoped here an exclusive one. i ALMOST FOUR MILLION DOLLARS IN’26 CL ATMS MOUNT sccs Sekczigeest | Not Exclusive One inset" * stasis, sion, fap. 8—m—oy | SHOP Stop Staton. - will fall below the 1 ‘igure. a \ ra . ‘ — nner Rea Nia aU BK Hail damage reports, received by! Sustaining the demurrer presented Germany Gets Seat on ice yin scliea oy t ies | Equalization Board Sets Tax- i0 '«! STA BEGROIED wake “Wael eccais |the department last week, are listed | by the Hughes Electric company and Mandate Commission isa Kia URE Hcl ‘sig aera A @tiierthe saluu'e ‘| Losses Expected to Exceed) )y counties as follows: "Adams 38,!the City 2f Belfield in the. suit Minn., was killed about 5 o'clock yes- able Value at $1,: eUbLiG Utity. aBREEEY $2000 sboec HAP | Brace 14 a Billings, 4,| brought ket ape TPL AG 1 nen ere! ENF 4 terday afternoon just east of St. mB, es * $2, K —| s ottineau 38, wman 6, Burke 218,! Light an ‘ower company of el- Geneva, Sept. (?\—What was " f 796 For This a million. The 0 MED WAS | Burleigh 29, Cavaller 64, Dickey 2.| Hold dutee Feed Seren eh rakedean | sald in Hennes clreies ey te the firs Peter, near the keh ae eal : 4 ae i Na UECe Gale 29 in Week | Divide 472, Dunn 15, Eddy’3, Emmons | day that the complaint does not state | step towards the eventual restoration| When the oil truck he was drivigs _ trie Transmission Lines’ in ‘public w j15, Golden Valley 15, Grand Forks! facts sufficient to constitute a cause| of one or more of Germany's colonies, | tutned over in a washout. rg 1 x ; j trans oa | ant 16, Hettinger 10, Kidder 1,! of action and the case is therefore| which were lost to her as a result of| living nearby rushed to the aid 9 Construction Work Results Although far from approaching the } oure 46, Logan 4, Mcintosh dismissed. as taken today when Ger-|#he young man, but he was dying : ‘ ‘ y ear of 1923, ha es in! McKenzie 15, MeLean 40, Mercer The Chrysler company brought ac- ssured a seat on the| When picked up. in Increased Valuation expected by offic of the | on 37, Mountrail 83, Nelson 45, tion to prevent the city of Belfield ions mandate commis- : ‘it ail department to exceed $2, bina 2, Pierce 14, Ramsey 5,! from granting a franchise to the| sion, supe 1 her former colonies. Psp | 200,000. " | ville 40, Rolette 16, Sargent 1, Hughes company claiming that since} This came as the result of a deci- bs x zope is y A total of 1,666 claims was re- cridan 19, Slope 3, Stark 30, Steele | jt already held a franchise from the] sion of the council this afternoon to! | i000 a ceived last week, three counties re- j 4. Stutsman 12, Towner 5, Traill 8, | city it would be illegal to allow the| increase the membership of the com- : $4,000,000 du n 100 claims, Di Walsh 16, Ward 144, Wells 8, Wil-| Hughes company to furnish electrici-| mission from nine to 10. The Ger- s far in the lead with |liams 5 | ty in that town. man member will be appdinted short- o L p A © total is Burke county had 218 Saar "Judge Jansonius ruled that even] ly. te ; laims and Ward county 144. MINNESOTA POLITICIAN DIES : eabwumicnreived: rik (he: toes f Wadena. Minn. Sept. .—(®)- | ) ae eae see Toe OT IA HOWHC DY TRS | Thomas Keepe, once a ‘candidate for| wee C ook , Re ore than $4,000,006 ir BcHOdULe: 1 . S. senator and governor of Min- u Maan Sa DOU aM the: e wits | nesota, died in a local hospital today | Sor the Name very AVY. ‘oliowine an operation, Me was 53 i, ail department, probably years old ‘ i | higher we payment per | eee ee Cc i en the case for} i 4 thern Pacific F = ; Vaul & Ste Marie I i 2 2 Th claims presented i i Milwaukee & St F y , 7 i {to the insurance depart- | i PY 05 j ment was in 1928 and. the ‘Kean cette eat eres | real Jamaica : 10 | " | shop—if it's running on the road, The- nn | AL NICE FELLOW i safest way to get to the running kind oe j 2s | BUT SO SKINNY} | of Used Car, is to buy where that’s the he Bott 530 § 200,019,185 | That's what ‘the girls say about | only kind they sell.. on the - le All railway property assessments were fixed at the same valuation in| Yeu fellows that need a few more — ; Ca Midland Continental railway which was in: | Roos eee Instant - Relief | M.B. GILMAN CO, | | r ey | BROADWAY AT SBOCOND ST, Man was just as i | press Property f » but now he’s got what Tae CMC Tee pnd | PHoNne eos id American Railway Express Bl | the gi all a manly figure — he} Quicker Tak Roa Mit eae | x Car Property needed 28 more pounds and thanks| method. Takes but aminutetoquiet | piemManen Pullman Car company 3 BATT8B | to MeCoy's he ot them in just a the bathe birelon biog rit Hache | eon i: daRicney. nerennasue boy * ‘Telegraph Property jcouple of months. K once. corn i CAI As @ * ‘ : " dadig | Me kes all the risk—-Read] comes back. If new shoes make the | h mn, 0 Gin, er Ales Western Union Telegraph company $ w28216 | 4is ironclad guaransee. If after tak-| spot “touchy” again, e. Zino-ped AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT a The Champagne of is : Continental Telegraph company ing 4 sixty cent boxes of Me 3} stops it instantly. That’s because North American Telegraph company Tablets 2 One Dollar boxe Zino-pads remove the cause— thin, underweight man or w pressing bbin: | $ 1014136 § 975,880 doesn’t gain at least 5 Di “Strato ad voles Street Railway Property jfeet completely satisfic antiseptic, protective. At all dregaiecs. | Power Company, Fargo $ $ s0 marked improvement in health —| gy gentle Provectixe. { : seb Hatiway eanrellity 20 | Your druggist is authorized to return . 4 ee Fy ay ea nis ‘0 the purchase price. Dr Scholls ‘ q ‘ |_ The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil ¥ —|Tablets has been shortened — just ‘Telephone Property jand Finney’s Drug Stores or any 888 companies $6 drug store in America,—Adv. -Put one on—the pain is gone? Electric Transmission Line Prope . Bowman-Hettinger transmission line | al Light and Power company aay 76,028 | \ Eastern Montana Light & Power company B75 3,900 | cht & Power company 2 H ieee 1 | on er ef 1 7 4 Northern Po y | Northern ry comp. Otter Tail Power company ) a aS ? Total ; 3 $s 21141447 | | : Summary — 1927 Asseasm: | vi : a Real estate | * : -@ hae ae" e “<p Wy Per 1 property : 4 af { ee < pH bi y i NEWS BRIEFS ‘| Fights 18 Years to | 4| Get Rid of Gas! Paul, Minn.— Governor Chris-| n condemned for “interference Minnesota livestock in resolution by 3} ock Breeders board trouble for 18 Adlerika I feel Iso-Vis. has proved a triumphant success in the Middle West. Why? It maintains its viscosity! The old type oil thinned out before the car had gone 200 miles. With Limbs of Trees Often Make ° ° ry e 2 ae tors. 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