The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1928, Page 12

NORLING MIXES | BISMARCK IMPLEMENT COMPANY NOW OCCUPYING ITS NEW $15,000 FOUR-STORY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE GOPHER POISON 27 Townships in McLean County Supplied—Some Will Be Sold at Cost Washburn, N. D., ral eate 19.— (Special to the Tribune—During the month, A. L. Filed county exten- sion agent, has mixed gopher poi- son batt for 27 townships and in ition a small supply has been mixed for general distribution which will be sold at cost. Ali applica- tions for “help in mixing the poison bait should be made at once, accord- ing to Mr. Norlin, the work “ay »e completed by May 15. Bait has been mixed for the fcl- lowing townships, the name and ad- dress of the committeeman in charge and the ee of bushels nixed also moet Underwood—C. W. Gannon, Un- lerwood; 15. Dogden— Carl Fedorenko, Bel- Your; 18, Victoria—Frank A. Voxel, Cole- tarbor; 10. Butte—R. L. Williams, Butte; 5. Gate—O. G. “fist and Ole (verson, Ryder; 1 ino Creek. J. Schock, Bene- By sille — John Shimke, Art Charley Norberg and Adolph Schott, Butte; 20. Turtle Lake—Andrew Grabinger, Turtle Lake; 10, — Johnson, Doug- 8; 1 Arena—Ole Rygh, Butte; 20. Greatstone — Peter Borg, Ruso; 16, Lake Williams — Wm. Turtle Lake, 10, Linder—A. A. Peck, Underwood; St. Mary—Cesper Behles, Garri- ton; 8. Mercer—S. O. Stevenson, Mercer; Economy—J. M. Lee, Max; 10. Heaton -R. B. Laughlin, Wilton; 9. Otis—I. H. Lunder, Ruso; 10. — A. Johnson,| hata Henry Co.—Henry Driesen,; pote 10, an ee C. Willoughby, Ben- “dict; Horahee Valley—Chas. “Beep Wagner, Sheelar, Deepwater—J. J. Marr,Roseglen, juehill—H. C. Albert, Ryder; Blokes S: E. Doran and W. ?. McGonagle, Blackwater, 10. Wise—Dan Myers, Mercer, 10. Platt—Joe Bentley, Douglas, 16. AGREE ON FLOOD CONTROL Washington, April 19.—>)— Youse Republican leaders and sen- \tors and ceshhomepreythag from the Mississippi vi tes today in- Occupation of the Bismarck Im- plement company’s new $15,000 warehouse is taking place this week following completion of the four- Story addition recently. The new warehouse, which {s the first unit in $40, 000 in improvements that will be made in the implement company’s property, is 75 by 50 feet and consists of full basement and three floors. li Located at 201 Main avenue, the} pan Implement company’s property abuts the Northern Pacific right-of-way. Mitt platforms for the heavy type of farm machinery are located on the south side of the track: Miscellaneous farm machinery and; repair department will be located in the basement of the new building. Removal of the repair department to the new basement has permitted the dicated after a conference that they had reached a tentative agreement on the revision of the Jones flood control bill to make it conform more closely to the views of Presi- dent Coolidge. GETS LONG SENTENCE Minneapolis, April 19.—(AP)— Earl Hayward, a negro, today was sentenced to serve a term of not more than 60 years at the state pen- itenttary. He was found guilty by a district court jury several days ago tatory charge. Imitations are never “just as good” Don’t accept substitutes or, imitations, ‘CANADA DRY” The Champagne : | picking ion DEERE | - {IMPLEMENTS KFYR Radio Program Heard in New Zealand)|a arck radio New Zealand to Bismarck 1 is 9,000 miles and while KFYR roadcasting on Saturday night, | 4, the. New — listeners were| © Loge th? on Sunda; | Right! Thus was due to the intere national date line which lies a little of 182,000 miles sece their jotters took 2 'month th listeners were within 200] Who of the furthest point that can hed by a broadcasting sta- McCoy’s Puts Weight on Weak, Skinny Men Hollows in cheeks—hollows in the } |sides of neck—flatness in chest— enlarging of the parts waged) in the old warehouse. Complete Service Possible Construction “We are now in postion to give issih new addition, which = On the third floor, wi light farm machinery ‘alll Bo stored. More Planned 'y: Tractors will be stored on the first floor which is on a plane with the unloading platforms on the right-of- way. Cultivators, hay tools, planters and other heavy machinery will also be stored on this floor. Storage of drills is confined to the second floor. Spare parts for the recite machinery will also be stored there. the farmers of the Missouri Slope a|tically fireproof, is located complete repair service and a supply | railroad side of the tilde one “ service that is unequalled on the constructed of brick. Further build. Slope,” Thomas Cooper, manager of|ing operations are expected to ex- the company, said. “We will carry|tend the building out to Mcin ave- a complete stock of parts for all ma-|nue, giying the company a vile that is handled by the com-|unit four story building. The Bismarck Im jement. com y handles the Deere-Webber peodocts odour Wésiness ao far hl “Our business so far this comparable with that of ottad wich a something ofa ‘ lope country,’ rr. ag td, “Ag-ricultural conditions and ‘he outlook oF cou eine ren to be very good ing bv the volume of trade that an had.” More horsepower per pound than any other car in -its class, gives the Victory an advantage which its rivals six ‘ply cannot hope to compete with. 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