The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 9, 1928, Page 16

oe ee PAGE SIXTEEN NORTHERN HIDE AND FUR COMPANY IS NOW IN ITS FINE BRICK WAREHOUSE The Northern Hide and Fur co} pany has opened for business in "new location at the corner of Front and Ninth streets adjoining the Northern Pacific railway. Construction of a other furs that are gathered in this S| territory. The old Farmers Creamery and Produce building which has been occupied by the Northern Hide and new brick} Fur company has been transformed warehouse was begun last fall and! into a rabbit skinning plant where| Chamber of Commerce, Senator D. this week by Nelson Brothers, contractors, at a cost ex- seeding $20.000. - The building which is two stories in height with a frontage of 50 feet on Ninth street and extending 100 feet ba.k t> the N. P. right-of-] Between the two warehouses, a junk completed way, will provide 5,000 square feet of space on both floors, It is estimated by Sam Sloven, prior, that 20,000 cattle and jorse hides can be stored there in addition to the average yield of rabbit, mink, weasel, coyote and {_NEWs BRIEFS | $$ —__________@ Three earth tremors are felt in Milo, Maine. Minot, N. D.— Annual northwest torn, poultry and potato show opened bere with large display of exhibits, Senate approves resolution by Which wives and minor.children of , aliens are given preference in immi- gration quotas. Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee Rhea and Leo Richard Lonnegan, radio man of Cruiser Omaha, are killed by crash of airplane into ocean off Point Loma, Calif, Jury is obtained in Los Angeles to try Alfredo de la Huerta, ex-; visional president of Mexico, and four co-defendants on charge of vio- lating neutrality laws. Fargo.—Harry E. Howland, Far- was elected president of the | could forth Dakota Bakers’ association “fire Fargo was selected for next year’s meeting place. — Annual Bok prize of $10,000 for fa, greatest service to Iphia is awarded to the Rev. Dr. William Burk for his work for a Was ion memorial at Valley Forge. Minneapolis.—An attempt to break record of 515 consecutive loops, es- tablished last Saturday by Gene Shanks, will be made Sunday by Lieutenant Lyle A. Throw of Min- neapolis, he announced, Crookston.—Profitable beef prices will probably continue at least two or three years, but beef industry in Red river valley should be developed slowl:- and conservatively, W. H. Peters, chief of university farm ani- mal husbandry division, told farmers | 24 he at Valley winter shows, St. Paul.—An appeal from decisi of Judge Hugo O. Hanft of Ramsey district court, in which he niversity of Minnesota is in- ported, the hides are cured end the casses destroyed. Supplementing the new hide warehouse, a one story storage building fc junk was constructed on the east end of the 150 foot lot. car- yard will be maintained. The basement of the hide ware- house will be used for cleaning and curing hides as well as for storage. On the first floor, the business of- fices of the company and further storage space have ben constructed. dependent of supervision by state department of administration of fi- nance, will be taken to state supreme court, Attorney General G. A. Youngquist announced. Another Effort Made to Readjust Tariff Washington, Feb. 9.—(AP)—An- other Democratic attempt to re- adjyst the tariff developed today in a bill by Representative Ayers of Kansas, seeking to revise rates af- fecting farmers. His measure would lower rates on incoming goods used by farmers, and raise those on farm lucts. House- hold furniture, wearing apparel and farm tools would be admitted at low- er duties, and a wide variety of farm —" would be assessed a higher rai In 2 statement, Mr. Ayers declared his intention was “to equalize . the tariff on manufactured prod: beer He oof see that there will be te ” 8.” Parts of Wisconsin Menaced by Floods Milwaukee, Wis. Feb. 9.—(P?)— Near flood conditions, caused by the Bearers Sk the test tow weeks rains sday, wel Te- vasiorgd from several sections of 1 Wis- consi fe Particularly in western and south- western Wisconsin were conditions threatening, at Fond du Lac dynamiting of ice in the Fond du Lac river was pel the At Prairie du Chien one street bers the Miiesie pi ri ce i water an ver was reported to have raised 26 inches in ours. x Near flood conditions were re- ported from points along the Wis- consin river. heavy rains washed out two near ase, it. was re- Does Be of power in the tter Work | And Saves Your Fuel You can hardly believe your eyes when you see the work done by the sturdy, com- pact John Deere Tractor. It out-performs tractors hundreds of pounds heavier and handles your work faster, better and more economically. You get @ surprising surplus J { session. Hamilton and L. O. necessary to dis- ren, ot snetsite some of that ci Dave Hamilton Says Nonpartisan League Paper Insulted Him Contending that the North Dako- ta Nonpartisan, official organ of the Nonpartisan League, had in- sulted him by insinuating. that -he | era controlled by the Minneapolis H. Hamilton, McHenry county, yes- terday told stockholders of the ( Newspaper that it needed better edi- torial direction. Hamilton was a member of the { mill fact-finding committee whose ‘report on the state-owned _institu- tion was given by Governor Sorlie as his reason for calling a special ses- sion of the legislature last month. In referring to the committee, ! Hamilton charged, the Nonpartisan | intimated that the committee was ‘influenced by the Minneapolis| {Chamber of Commerce. A similar j charge was made by Governor A.G. Sorlie in his message to the 8; in {rickson, Nelson county, a majority of the committee, were Nonparti- sans and the McHenry county man charged that his own newspapcr had held him up to scorn and ridicule. Ben Larkin, managing director of the newspaper and former speuker of the house of representatives, cx- plained that either Hamilton rad misinterpreted an article in the Nonpartisan, that it was @ reprint from another newspaper, or that it was all a mistake. He denied that there was any intention by tho ed- itor to “take a slap” at Hamitten oy the matter was settled amica- iv. The meeting was called to, con- sider the financial condition ' and future of the newspaper. A report showed it to be only $125 in debt. Pheasant Fund Grows as $22.50 Is Added io veeele — aoe grew jigger as far as e city of Bismarck is concerned when 14 local sportsmen turned in sub- ae ‘ednesday. jose subscribing were A, S. Erickson, A.C. B Knudtson, S. S. Felteson, E. F. Fox, F. S. Carr, J. Graven, George Smith, Pri. Bitler and-G. W. tan. "| Steele Attorney sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. H, A. Lar- sen, who died here Wednesday, will| Fred J: be held Saturday morning at 8:30 from St. Mary’s Cathedral instead of Friday morning as_ previously announced. awaiting the arrivals of relatives from out of town. origin and means ener.” THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ee to Plead Guilty Funeral Services to Embezzlement For Larsen Baby — Stecle, N. D., Feb. 9—(AP)— Will Be Saturday George H. Musson, Steele attorney, is in the county jail here awaiting the arrival Bismarck some time this week of District Jud; Funeral services for John 8. Lar- jansonius, having signified his intention of pleading guilty to a charge of embezzlement 1} against him in an indictment re- turned last week by a Kidder coun- ty grand jury, according to State’s Attorney Arne Vinje. Attorney Musson, the indictment. states, was sent $75 last spring by a client in Wisconsin with instructions to purchase seed wheat. 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