The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1927, Page 2

GE TWO = aaa Sea | neapolis where he has accepted a! A Heckion with Butler Brothers, whole-| Warning Issued sale firm, an an e WS 1 TAKE MOTOR TRIP | Mr. and Mrs. L. N, and their jo — oyuests, Mr and Mrs W am Litle, be ec RETA SERENA TEETER nas and Colin Cary left Friday for a a i AE a. ah ws © tennis cl whe aK awe am at ge S¢TT,” Mandan, vs. Russell and Stev- | her sister, Mrs. M. F ak a wae Wh Mis OR ith at ea a OR a MD ASCE UE. a. + ABS. eT motor trip to the Blick Hills PAIRINGS FOR SINGLES, DOUBLES PLAY [INSLOPE TENNIS TOURNEY ANNOUNCED :: HOME who has Anderson, at Rock 1 weeks, left: Fri- in Sioux City, off nd Play to ‘Start Promptly Sun- \ ; day Morning at 9 O'Clock, ||’ “Mandan Time—Finals Will : ton, D Redla' the house guest of her einbrueck | Against Bankers |, Warning ‘against North Dakotans in bankers shares o stock, secured by stock of the Ford] at Motor company of Ca i | sued today by the state secur f her parents, Mr. commission. ares that they are becominz of stockholders in the THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Shares of Stock ada, was the} are, E. O. Bailey, commis 's of the company offering | stock is worth $5. the company shares apparently is 100 per cent profit on the t tions, ; posited with a trustee investment by} pany then issues against it 100 bank- 1! ers shares which are offered for sale ” the bankers shares would h culty in disposing of the : said, The bankers shares now are being] iv ed through the mails by h The Capitol City company of Wilming-; st offer making ‘h share of stock, he said, is de- id the com- $10 each. Persons investing since there ef tor this no ss of in Capitel City compan rating in th injun I Dart, 68, Play lav A pr. bs 5, $s dead recent Be Played Monday After Mrs, E. L. Elder of Steele but such Is not the case, Batley ing ona binder inva fleld ooh <= ‘Hathints Corre is “also "a quest “atthe Steinbrueck | He explained that F Uaees | Genentech han boca ca From Six Western North y Dakota Towns on tite Uy, §, Porecast of Crop Condition | and Production( ent, 10,——-(?)—The | icated production on, of the important farm | 1 producing states, | by the depart- included: ond r Winners in Horse Division at Fair Announced Today .. in| the 1 Slope y the urts a condition 56 per cent of a Stallions | Fi duction 161,295,000 bush- ment experiment Stallion bnell, Mandan, duction 101,295,0 will by e hlesty eas t, Mandan, se 3,000; Mich- | fournament s ond; Peter Sch E 000; Wisconsin 56 Courts to rd are those of the! Brood ma imental state training s requested to éourthou and 4 487,- ; North 7,000; oth- South Dakota! ; other 84] durum 91 61 Junior Vleet, first Injured Cannon Ball | | Farmer Is Improving, —Hunter, Mandan, ton, the winner to! James Scott, Cannon Ball farmer’) nesota 60 of Philadelphia, Brins- Who was injured W . and 190.8 made. Mandan, vs. Wilson, Mandan, When he was ca and 47 he winner to meet Jackson of tor and a separ i ting along 418,000; town, Borreson, Mandan, vs. Russell, Well, attache Mandan hospi- 000, Mandan, the winner to meet Dubs of , tal said ytt sustained a —_——_——__-— Kew Leipzig. Bismarck, Ford, Mandan, the winner tom, Aylen of Mandan. t Bismarck Men Entered Ce eed prues, 4 "er Maxbass Farmer Is = Victim of Robbers} Second quarter— » Mandan, A eae sera Minot, Sept. 10.—(/>)—Beaten: and! Race totias ee chy robbed by two men who had picked Peo dewalks, the him up to show him a good time, nes Jed at item Robert Thronson. farmer residing} evening, The comm today is in a local also instructed. the, itor to order two gas masks for the use of the fire department. # medical treatment} w and other in the highway men. that he lost’ $27; and a wateh when his two compan-| ions, whom he had met in Minot yes. terday, took him to a sand pit in the southwest part of the city and beat him with a club and their fists.! Thronson, in a dazed condition, jaid | in the pit for several hours, and ear. | ly this morning he was taken into} custody while wandering ‘in that vi-j cinity. | Personal and | Social News of ! Mandan Vicinity | ————_______—_—_—_- town, rck, vs. Robe | winner to meet Moga of N byes, rt, J . and Hard- y Ciy. They will meet in the second round. Third quarter—MeDonald, . Stevens. i KNOWS HIS OWN New Orlea erey Viosea, Ir. knows his frogs. 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