The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1928, Page 3

‘ SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1928 N.D. HAS 2,846.5 MILES OF HIGH, TENSION LINES Four of Six Major Power Com- panies Build 946.5 Miles of Line in 1927 North Dakota’s seven major elec- tric light and power companies had 46.5 miles of transmission lines either constructed or approved De- cember 1, 1927, the state railroad commission announced in a report made ‘pall today. During 1927 four of these com- panies constructed 946.5 miles of tiansmission lines. The policy of merging small community units, adding a total of 58 towns to their service, was continued by four com- panies, the report shows. The seven companies are the Ot- ter Power company, the Northern States Power company, the Mon- tana-Dakota Power company, the Hughes Electric company, the Northern Power and Light company, the Northern Utilities corporation, and the Interstate Power company. The report shows that the total mileage of the Otter Tail Power! company’s transmission lines in North Dakota, either constructed or approved, was 1,562 miles on De- cember 1; that the toal mileage of the Northern States Powe. company at that time was 116.5 miles; the Montana-Dakota Power company, 477.5 miles; the Hughes Electric company, 307.5 miles; the Northern Power and Light company, 276 miles; the Northern Utiiities cor- ration, 82 miles and the Interstate ‘ower company, 25 miles, New Lines Built During 1927, according to the re- port, the Montana-Dakota ‘ Power company added in 1927 53 miles of 13,200 volt line; the Northern Power and Light company, 157 miles of 22,000 volt; the Hughes Electric company, 46.5 miles of 12,300 volt; | the Otter Tail Power company 410, miles of 38,009 volt line, 115 miles | of 6,600 volt line and 165 miles of 13,200 volt line. Towns added to the Otter Tail Power company’s system in 1927 were Ayr, Barto., Barney, Bloom, Bottineau, Calio, Cogswell, Churchs Ferry, Davenport, Denl.off, Dun- seith, Edinburg, Egeland, Forman, Forest River, Granville, Gre | Bend, Gardena, Hamilton, Hurdsfield, Kramer, Lecds, Miiton, Munich, Ni- agara, Orr, Omemee, Pisek, Perth, Rolla, Rugby, Rolette, St John, St. Thomas and Velva. Montana-Dekota Power company | additions were the towns of Alamo, Appam, Corinth, Donnybrook, Gre- ncra, Hanks, Hamlet, Kincaid, Mar- marth, McGregor ani Zahl. Hughes Electri: company addi- tions were Belfield, Burt, Carson, Heil, Leith, Mott, and New Leip- zig. Additions made to the Northern Power and Light company were ei towns of Dawson, Fullerton Hazel- ton, Monango and Steele. No additions were made by the other companies, according tv the report, NO PUBLICITY Friend: That wasn’t « big ac-" count of your daughter's wedding :u | the papers this morning. Parent (sadly): No—the biz; ac-! count was sent to me.—Passing | Show, BEYOND TEMPTATION | Defendant: | Do you think there is any chance of my being acquitted? Attorney: It begits to look very doubtful. The only juror who had @ mortgage on his house has just inherited $50,000.—Life. | ciation rules will govern this show.| Food, water and watchman) A. POULTRY EXHIBITS MUST BE HERE BY TUESDAY FOR SLOPE POULTRY SHO Exposition Will Be Next Tues- day, Wednesday and Thurs- day, With Birds on Display in .Corn Show Building—- Chicken Fanciers Showing Great Interest eat exhibitors of the Missouri Seti urged to have their prize Fes try displays in Bismarck by uesday if they expect to officially mply with the rules of the Slope | Pou try Association which holds its/ annual show in the Corn Show building here next Tuesday, Wed-| nesday and Thursday, A. R. Miesen, | temporary president of the associa- tion, announced today, “There is every ifidication that the revival of the Slope Poultry as- sociation has been received with oe reat interest in this section of forth Dakota,” Mr. Miesen said. “and we hope that the show will be even bigger than entries and re- quests for Premium blanks indicate at this time.” For the information of the exhib- itors, the following genera‘ infor- mation and general rules are print- “GENERAL INFORMATION i Doors open to public January 24, Show room located in the Corn Show Building. Dates of show, January 24, 25, and 26, 1928. We will give your birds eis best | of treatment. Coops, feed and water furnished free by Associa! | Send all exhibites to Slope F Poul- try Association, Bismarck, All exhibits must reach Buitavek Tuesday, January 24, 1928, Exhibitors need not accompany | birds, but we invite you to do so. Anyone may compete for prizes, ; whether belonging to a poultry as-j sociation or not. ° All exhibits will be brought to; and from depots free of charge, but | express charges must be paid by ex- hibitor. GENERAL RULES 1, The American Poultry Asso-| will be provided free. 3. Entry fee is 50c for each bird, including cocPage. Pen, $1.50. Pen entries must be stated on the entry| J. blank. 4. Pens shall consist of one male and four females, either old or young birds. The same birds that compete singly cannot compete in exhibition pens. 5. All entries should be made on entry blanks furnished by A. R.! Miesen, and all fees must be paid in advance of birds will not be judged. Os All birds must be properly leg banded before shipped and all shipments must be prepaid. 7. The directors reserve the right to reject unworthy entries. 8. Entries will close on Tuesday, Jan, 24, 1928. 9. Show room will be open for er eee of birds January 24, 10. All birds. must be in_ the show room by January 24. Birds were entered and shipped on time, will be admitted. 11, No birds shall be rémoved from the show room until 4 p. m, 26, 1928, without the con-| JarTe Januar; tee of ee superintendent. ee ‘ood, water, Plea nag and evel ing necessary for the pro-| tection and Soa of the birds Will be furnished by the Association, but in no case will the Association be held responsible for loss or acci- dent to the birds from any cause whatever, but proper precaution will be taken to guard against same. 13, Any specimen showing sym) toms of sickness or disease will removed from the show room and properly cared for by the Associa- tion. 14, Any exhibitor handling any specimen on exhibition other than his own shall forfeit all claim he may have on the premium. Exhibit- ors will not be allowed to change virds from one coop to another. 15. Exhibitors will be allowed to place display cards on their coops after awards are placed. 16. All eggs laid during the ex- reba will Se collected as proper- ty of the Association and their vi- tality destroyed. 17, All communications, stock or money sent must be addressed to blah co Association, Bis- ee | Bills Allowed by ——*, Il City Commission -$ 10.00 . 1.20 | Capital Cafe, meals ...... Consolidated Utilities C BAS seesseseceee French & Welch, supplies. . 7 75 Mrs. Geo. Schubert, laundry 3.11 Vacuum Oil Co., oil .... 8.72 Street De; tid pay roll . 190.00 Mike Wil ae +e 39.00 bk 's Weldi Fossum’s Radiator Shop, re- Washburn Coal Co., coal . Street Dept., pay roll, . Bismarck Spring Service Station, labor ..... . & M. Tire Service, repairs ae ee Lbr. Co., supplies . Bell Telep. "Co, sere tees iScie) supplies and Harris. & Woodmansee, zup- plies . Western Union, telegrams Northwestern Stamp Wor! badges and tags .. A. W. Lucas Co., sup; Oscar H. Will decoration .... International Ass'n Chiefs of Police, assessments ..... Capital Steam Laundry Co. laundry ......... 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