The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1927, Page 10

PAGE TEN | AND VALUES + {ON UPTREND IN * NORTH DAKOTA ‘State in Midst of Most Pros- * perous Era in History, Bar- ton Banker Says Minneapolis, Nov. 3—(4)—North Daketa is in the midst of the most| foes era in its history, with land values on the uptrend, W. A. Lilyquist of Barton, Pierce county banker, declared late yesterday at the grain rate hearing being con- ducted here before a member of the interstate commerce commission. Two Pierce county farms, of which! Mr. Lilyquist is half owner, produced & net revenue from grain alone dur- ing the past season of about $14,220, he said. Each farm contains 420 acres, farmed on the half crop basis by tenants. “The tenant on one of our farms made enough money during the past few years to buy a farm of his own this fall for cash,” Mr. Lilyquist said, Never Had Land Boom Cross examined by H. A. Bron- son, Grand Forks, N. D. attorney, Mr. Lilyquist denied that North Da- kota had a land boom during 1919 and 1920 that collapsed in 1921 and 9, 1922, “North Dakota never had a land boom,” Mr. Lilyquist declared. “De- velopment during 1919 and 1920 was strengthened by high prices for farm products, but even these two high price years did not give us the pros- perity that most of North Dakota enjoys today. “The state is better off than in pre-war days. We suffered setbacks during the past few years, but we have overcome them. Land sales are frequent, but they are voluntary I In most instances in Pierce county the land is being sold to renters who have made the money from farming operations to make the purchases.” Under cross examination, Mr. Lilyquist denied that 1915 and 1921 ‘were the most prosperous years in © North Dakota. 4 7s Farm Debts Being Paid W. A. Clemens, Fargo, N. D. +. banker, declared that farm debts had * been largely liquidated this fall, and that all of the Fargo territory was in “good financial condition.” The hearing will adjourn Friday to reconvene at Chicago November 329. Several North Dakota farmers! * were expected to testify as to con- © ditions in that state late today and tomorrow. No other witnesses will © be heard in Minneapol . _#. A. Feltus, traffic manager of the Van Dusen-Harrington company, on the stand today, declared that a lower grain transit rate would bene- _ fit Minneapolis grain firms, and, © through them, every grain producer in the northwest dealing with line levato-s owned or operated by the - Minneapolis companies. ° C. L. Young addressed the meet- ing of the Fortnightly club Wednes-| The‘Junior Playmakers of the day afternon with an interesting an: instructive talk on: the “World Court.” Mrs. P, E. Byrne was hi tess at Wednesday’s meeting. s+ The Women's Nonpartisan club| Miss Stella Willins, speed typist / ut, the state sosea, | Same Periods ate 18,134 for 1097 and ition Free pongo ‘7th. ‘The: sale will be ‘held -at: will meet this evening in th t who. was an entrant in the wor! ie month just closed,| 24,451 for . tinge Bldg. marek, % fatth; 314 miles north wich; S. D; room under Hoffman's cate: . Mrs. champion typewriting __contest,| there were 1,308 new passenger au-| Ward county had the largest num- ~ a bens ag bo oe oe of Ips h, 8 we —_— Additional Society was Increase in New Cars} had 1)” AT THE SCHOOLS | crease in the number of new pas- ismarck high school have an- O8-| ade party which the organization will give. M. O. Agre, Mrs: Ben Larkin and| -reaking a world record for accur-|tomobiles registered here, according Mrs. S. J. Kane will be in charge| acy, gave a demonstrati before|to statistics compiled by the Busi- of the meeting. 6 Mrs. George A. Taylor, wife of the members of the comme ness Service company from records Bismarck high school this past week.|0n. file in the office ‘of the motor .*'. ve le registrar, as compared with i adjutant of Fort Lincoln, will give| _ Members of the girls glee club at| !,159 for October, 1926. e largest 1 half-hour radio concert next Sun. day afternoon at 4:30 (Mountain, :¢ school Wednesday. the high school held a candy sale at Time), broadcasting from KGCU,. ee deed 7 if % Pupils of the opportunity room at r t $s Mandan, see The senior band. of King’s Heral of the Methodist church will meet! cleanliness and hygiene. Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the 2 home of Maxine Pickles, 719 Ninth} The fifth grade of the Richholt street. Dues will be paid at this! school has just completed a study meeting. wi aed Miss Olga Noyes, Captain Willis| A, Platts, Lieutenant George Dietz and Lieutenant Harron of Fort} of the Richholt’school district will Lincoln were dinner guests of M idmond A. Hughes Tuesday eve-| to reorganize for this winter’s work, * ning. ae ‘The Wazieyata Campfire Girls} Week and posters have been placed will meet this evening at the Wom-| in the different schools making the en’s Rest room. A_ social eveni will be spent and refreshments will be served. see The Past Noble Grand club of the! of October. Michelson Rebekah lodge No. 40 willl” oe * meet Friday evening at the home Mrs. Emma Pillen. freer Mrs. J. D. Dingman of Under-} 19 1-2 d. ys. wood visited in Bismarck today a: will leave this evening for Los An- SPECIAL SALE MONEY TO LOAN geles, Calif. * Mr, and Mrs. D. F. Duncan of " 5 Judson spent Wednesday in Bis- children and young bleoerty rede peel marck on business and visiting with) Hats for everybody. Special arck and Mandap relatives, oe Mrs. J, C. Danuser and Mrs. MacGillivray of Dickinson were guests of friends in Bismarck Wed- nesday. Pee will spend a few days on busine: Poem Bis- marek, left Tuesday for his home. PNEU MONI A LJ -_* © Mrs. Carrie Mellett, who has been ies visiting in Bismarck for some time, left Tuesday for Lincoln, Neb. * St. ~ Creomulsion, an emulsified creo- ie mapiate Me eed Mrs. that is pleasant to take. Creomul- Alexius hospital to Mr. and Emil Kautzman of J judson. * Weston Baker left Wednesday for inflamed membranes and inhibits San Diego, Calif., after spending n growth. some time in Bismarck. ee Miss Martha Hintz of Wishek is a| one of the greatest healing agencies f' patient at St. Alexius hospital. She| persistent coughs and colds and oth: ! was admitted Tuesday. forms of throat troubles. Creomulsio:. ports. eee Miss, Helen Gustafson has re-| caling elements which soothe and heal turned to this city after visiti | WEBB BROTHERS BUY BANK BLOCK =P. B. and W. H. Webb Pur- _ chase City National Proper- ty From Jos. Breslow +. Purchase of the City National bank building at the corner of ‘ourth street and Main avenue by ~P.B. and W. H. Webb from Jos. . Breslow was announced today. The « building, one of the city’s principal » business blecks, was bought by Mr. | Breslow las: summer from the De- b “Seg Holding company after the sity National Bank had closgd its Messrs. Webb announce that they } have purchased the property for in- 4 vestment purposes on! affirming their belief that Bismarck is destined to grow rapidly and that the prop- # erty will gradually increase in value as the city progresses. There will be no changes in the building's pres- .ent tenants, they state. Schatz Trial Will Start Late Today Napoleon, N. D., Nov. 3.—(Spe- beial to the Tribune)—Trial of TH Schatz, former cashier of the Mer- chants Bank of this » charged ‘with embezzlement of $2,000 from ‘the bank and with making false re- ports, will get under way late this afternoon, according to A. B. Atkins, county state’s attorney, ¢ tion of the jury was more Ahan half completed before the noon c and it is likely that the jury yl be completed by the middle of afternoon. W. A. McCully, another officer of | the bank, who is charged with em- wzlement, has not yet been ar- d and this will not take place close of the Schatz trial. R M’S BROADCASTERS itertaining tonight, featur- strains from the cornfield, at Patterson Hotel Ballroom. cing begins at 9:30. Bis- arck’s popular priced amuse- elite ris! Tell This to Your Skinny Friend agik easy wa! pounds of solid flesh on ni to take McCoy's Tablets. besides helping him and sunken friends in Jamestown. ee Mrs. Charles Wiebke of Almont| sotbed into the blood, attacks the seat | YOUr favorite sport is on the spent Wednesday in Bismar transacting business. .. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haas Parshall are visiting friends in Bis-|, coughs and colds, bronchial asthm? before ti 4, for TEMPLE marck and Mandan, + Mrs, John Reuer of Mercer en-| ing up the system after colds or fix world with the most won- tered St. “Alexie hospital for treat-| Money refunded if gny cough or cold i derful reception of the ment. Tuesday. | 6s Mr, and Mrs. M. M. | Dralle* Brittin were business callers in this city Tuesday. q Miss Lillian Roserau of this city was admitted to St. Alexius hospital! To learn a profession that Is both speakers —_ eas ig Wednesday. pe Miss Hannah Engeseth is confined to her home with a sprained ankle.| operators to earn splendid salary or Missoula ‘Apples are the best] modern methods taught. The de- .00—$48. i on the market for eating and) mand exceeds the supply for our $29 48:50--$65.00 cooking. Phone 816—Scoft’s| graduates. Reasonable tuition. Our! Grocery. In What Month Is Your Birthday? 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