The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1928, Page 3

we Session’s First Bill Introduced in Senate The senate’s first t bill of the. spe- ial session was introduced today. “Senators D, H. Hamilton, Mc-| | Henry county, and Walter Bond, Ward county, introduced a bill to] |} amend the law allowing county com- nissioners to erect memorials to soldiers who died in the world war. The amendment extends the time allowed in the law for the erection £ 5H serene cel erga = £8 Ip ‘rease from one 0 four in Et levy allowed for that pur- “The bill was given its first and cond readings and referred to the committee on military affairs. Sen- ator Bond said he introduced the bill with Senator Hamilton at the re- ‘ene of the W. G. Carroll Erg te) post of Minot. The Ward oouey Comiuesionses ate contem- plating ing erection of a memorial in Third Group Meeting ba Be Held Tonight chambers. Peo; le invited to attend the are ing ing tonight whose 8 begin with me letters H, 1. J, ee and L. In ee of ht er Christ: . will be A. M, ‘ianson, “ahr and Dale Simon, ie concluding up meeting of the Cer ga will be held at 8 p, m. Friday, It will be for all pees pe! whose a “aCe Ean with the letters M, i, N, 0, BY , R, and T and will be cents ha 2 lin, R. Be wenn F.H. Webs end FH, Waldo, Rapid ‘Progress I Is Shown by Creameries a progress was made by perative creameries in cies De ioe! in 1927, according Dairy Commissioner John Huby, cooperative creamery in the state appears to be doing a profitable business and several are rapidly growing larger, he said. ven cooperative creameries such as those located at Youngtown and Hanover, which cannot draw from large L piercecdh ae of their location, mainta’ ‘a good volume of production in oe and paid from oy to four cents a pound more han the cream stations were paying fe butterfat, Husby said. Lignite Shipments meet- | ¢; last ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE sults odillg A a aie eee vote taken Steamship Griffo The co are ten of Seattle, Jan, 181 12,—()—Fears ‘that sera. De aie a the Steam-| Kbaut 100 telephone ship Griffo, reported nd| presumably about 300 ml muiles off the] {> Snes io badsaeeceel Iu to Mrs. Featherstone Is at it Washington Washi: val D.C, C., Jan, 12.—(AP) ton| —™Mrs. John Emerson Featherstone, ne ton| president of the North Dakota Fed. Telephone Men Will . wethe dace are raat eiaclsd * y nationally prominent 5; Meet at De Devils Lake On their mmestinie program are trips Recon Vernon, home of George Devils Lake, Jan Jan. 12.—(#)—The shington, and to “Ag where 22nd ammual convention of the! tribute will be paid to the unknown North Dakota Telephone associa- | sold ier. tion will be held in Devils Lake fe on} The oe will end Friday March 6, 7 and 8, according to Fee| aftern ils of the first im Moore shot he 72 erik "ar the Hichhote| 8 ichhol ‘i achool the Sank number | of pupils in this room to 4 g senior class a the eerie x school will ¢ ¢ Saturday evening at the: ‘high x DR. sensor rs QUAIN Dr. Fanni in Quail Bismarck and the fie North roe | nae ta girl to take a degree in medi. cits, has been elected president of | Schoo % the North Dakota Minky years Of On: ; Mrs. W. S. Harris was a & visitor % in second grade roo ‘work William Moore, school ‘this week. 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