The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1928, Page 3

SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1928 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNH PAGE THREE Geologist Warns © Lake, and from vs. speedy and public tri ip-| record examined and it is held that/every resident fisherman over 16) ized by the state securities commis- Devil: Surrey, including | Charles A. Verret, Trustee, pear and defend in person and with | there is nothing to indicate that such| years of age must have a license,|sion to sell 20,000 shares of prefer- 4 , People Against Defendant and Appellant.|counsel,” is a provision for the|was counsel's condition, that the| which costs just half a dollar. red stock, par value $1. The €0 : F k i : _1, In an action for the cancella-| benefit of the defendant as is also|case was improperly tried, or that] The county auditor has just re-|pany has taken over the ‘ake Promoters tion of certain mortgages and althis provision of Section 10771 of}the defendant’s rights were|ceived Burleigh county’s quota of|Strike coal mine and will attem — Judgment on the ground of payment |the Code: “If the indictment is for| neglected. This court assumes, in|resident fishing licenses and is now |by the installation of modern Grand Forks, N. D. 5— of the indebtedness secured by|a felony, the defendant must be per-|the absence of a showing to the|prepared to issue them to all/ment, to develop North Dakota (AP)—Warning aga’ > i Such mortgages and judgment, the|sonally ‘present at the trial,” and|contrary, that the trial court would | comers, lignite into a product of increased ny and unscrupulous men who @| Plaintiff is entitled to judgment for|this provision of Section 10877. “If|not permit any injury to the de- —_—__——— i heat units. $ claim to be logiats, but are will-/ nie state of North Dak the cancellation of such instruments|the indictment is for a felony the|fendant’s rights through the intoxi-] TO SELL PREFERRED STOCK | eT \ eizhic ing to “locate” ai where, if well ite eaieies sha aaa se) oat Front of os yment, and Tuat uate dsfenatant must, before the verdict is! cation of i a counsel, or through} ‘The Lucky Strike Coal Mining} Dance tonight at Lockwood | , has been yy Dr. hi : . received, appear in person.’ neglect of duty. my is 5 C State Troops Escort Dry|femterdy Grand Fors, wate esl-|AS gencnstt ir gant |attetsamm ar Mad andthe eee ["S "Wee's defendant charged] she evidence i examined ana compens of Zany Yas ben aute.| Menoken st f 5 . with and on trial for a felony, ad-|is found sufficient to sustain the = = { Agents Out of City—Jeer- During the last few years a num- yep Rods ue oe tee fot Judgment will be affirmed, mitted to, and at liberty on bail, vol-| verdict, ber of oil com have been C. A. Fi he My Sta al ceed sk Wy labus by the Court. untarily absents himself from the (Syllabus by the court) { ing Crowds Follow formed as a result of the activities | © 0, ie 7 as State Treasur- ppeal from the District Court] trial he waives his right to be prea-| Appeal from the District Court B. ABY CHICKS \ i of men who call themselves geolo- |r of the State of North Da- | of Heaner Gounty, North Dakota, lent at the rendition of the verdict, lof Mountrail County, North Da- gene Fae, May (amy |e Wa yen Fa Ee" ptnts and Anplante| ReSinuigS ” UME™ TA each deena "vt Ru Ha de Cove, oe. [J pea sate Wee of My, elery, Cis Rey May 8:20 ion was the chief topic of | declared, vs. pinion of the court bv Burke, J. |: ini t ; CG cyto haze unas raota| “UNE ig another cam of ren [Morton Snuty, North Dain, | Home & Steven Atiormve orf fe,curthslamake fnte:] | Gninin ef the court by Bure 2.|] red Has | Hels Witla Wyant awaited the outcome of a clash be-|who are ‘taking in’ the oil-seeking Defendant and Respondent.| Respondent, Cando, N. D, His an opportuiilty ta ‘be aunt N ih NOEL, attooney for defend: Per 100, $14.00 Per ) 00 tween, federal prohibition agents] public,” he said, “and that is the], 1. One who is permitted to re-| , Kehoe & Verret, Attorneys for fiat the. verdict ld veturied, aud] gar Miant in this court i Assorted White Leghorns Anconas ‘ ’ . from Elmira and local police of-|man armed with a forked ‘stick or|deem under the provisions of sub-| Appellant, Cando, N. Dak. Ho Getentant “eAh be: pernitted eK. Shafer, Attorney ie 11.00 Per 500, $52.00 ficials over a raid on a garage. some other kind of instrument of |division 4 of Section 2202 of the - voluntary absence to "saipedle the General, Bismarck, North Dakota, Per 100, $ ‘ er y $ A Shots fired by the federal agents |the same class. That type of ‘geolo-| Supplement, being Section 2202 of |Sylvia L. Nelson, progress of a trial, In the case atland Mr. C. N. Cottingham, State’s Write or phone in your orders at once. .100 per cent guarantee Summnuing’ tuts troopers, frost [Eieta tgPeaerangynner™ PY Mn the, Compiled Lae seeded, by Plaintiff and Respondent /bar the record is examined and it| Attorney, Stanley, North Dakota,|B PREPAID to you. 10th Season, Other varleties at reasonable u name o e-bug. = vs. i i i Waterloo. |The troopers escorted!" “Although both classes of men are|sion Laws of 1926 is in the position|Griggs County, @ public cor | i# held: thot the trial court did all) attorneys for Respondent, Laine ‘i HERY the federal men out of the village. | clearly and obviously fakes, they are|of @ preferred purchaser of land in| poration of North Dakota, rotect the ‘Sefendant and his rights; RUST 'S HATCHER As factory. yorkers, office em: operating in North Dakota, and are| which hevat one time had an inter- Defendant | Fret th ae eee eens: |Fishermen Must 71-5th St.N, Dept. T. Phone 2540, ‘Fargo, N. D. i ployes and students thronged the | re le for the organization of|est or lien upon, and is permitted to| And Lydia Wendt, absence waived his right to be pres- C Licenses streets on their lunch hour, more which ae selling | purchase, said land by “paying. the Defendant and Appellant. | Sueence walved his right to be press arry than 200 persons advanced threaten. |worthless stocks to those who have|amount due thereon” with profit to| Where the: land obtained by the| <n, When the verdict was rendered . ingly toward the agents after one of| visions of making easy fortanes in| the County, which right he may ex-| grantee in a deed is, and from prior | must stand If you plan to do any fishing this them had fired a shot in the air in| jj," : ercise at any time after the for-|to the filing of a judgment against &. Where the defendant in afyear, you will find it much cheaper pect hy tee Peete tae cas. saeeaeiaaiien feiture of the land and before the|the grantor has been the home-| criminal ease on a motion for new|to invest 60 cents in a fishing Lead tine ty tl ~ garage, who iat Changes Announced [sme is sold by the County to an-|stead of the grantor, so that the trial and on appeal, contends that! license first, rather than to pay a x he ask we a ari Loren . other here's land has never been divested of this! his counsel did not ‘properly repre-|fine in court for violating the fish mother shot was fired later and a} by Great Northern) 2. a party attempts to re-|homestead character, such grantee! sent him and because of intoxica-|and game laws. This is the informa- Oran lteter data be — deem under. the provisions of the|takes the land free from any lien|tion was unable to safeguard de-|tion given out today by A. C, Isam- The agents took samples from five|_ Minot, N. D., May 5—(AP)—Of- Statute cited he must pay thesof such judgment, and may main-|¢ocgant’s rights the appellant must|ingers county auditor. haere 4 fe ‘les ficial announcement of changes to|@mount for which the said land was/tain an action to quiet title to the) show to thercourt that such conten-| Under a law passed at the last and starved to'diamantle ¢we 1,000, |be made in the Minct, Dakota, and struck off to the County together |land as against such judgment] tion’ ig) substantially correct, The|session of the ‘state legislature, ee ea A Gao net rad Ren Bn I i indemnity liens due on said land at (Syllabus by the court) ee = 3 sss SSE tr Se s : StHe ie ealaee: Chiat tke Eeties the time: said redemption is made,| Appeal from the District Court Joseph M. Casey notified the agents 6, they TEE urate taven Superintedent R. A. McCandless of we rovided by law. .|the Minot division is extended over her rights which the plain- ticehey Went to, the office of & ius- line line from New Rockford to tiff in this case may have or could| Opinion of the Court by Burr, J. at their feels,” iauttering thre: Wahpeton Junction, via Bedford and|have exercised are neither con-| SAD & DUFFY, Cooperstown, jeers and cat calls. After an hour’s|Casselton, including the Chaffee |sidered nor determined in this case.| North Dakota, attorneys for Plain- wait in the justice’s office, during |line. That portion of the line be- (Syllabus by the Court) tiff and respondent. which he failed to appear, Chief |tween Surrey afd Devils Lake, in-| Appeal from the District Court) A. C. LACY, Fargo, North Da- Casey called troopers, who ‘escorted |Cluding all branch lines, which has|of Morton County, Hon. H. L.Berry,| kota, attorney for defendant and the agents out of town, Their auto. | heretofore been superintended out of | Judge. appellant. mobile was followed by scores of| Minot, will he r be under the} AFFIRMED. “ others filled with jeering, hooting | Jurisdiction of the Dakota division} Opinion of the court by Burr J. | State of North Dakota, men and women who ‘warned the headquarters at Grand Forks.| Mr. P. H. Butler, of Bismarck, Respondent agents of dire consequences if they The line between Minot and Willis-|North Dakota, attorney for Appel- vs. returned to Seneca Falls again. ton remains under the superintend- | lants. E. A. Thompson. Melford M. Combs, chief agent,|ency of Mr. McCandless. The of-| Me Divert, Shure, Murphy Defendant and Appellant. said he would seek warrants for the | ficial announcement further cays: and Thorp, of Fargo, North Da-| 1. The trial of a criminal case arrest of persons who interfered| “Effective this date, the authority |kota, of Counsel. includes the rendition of the ver- with the raiders. and jurisd of H. E. Jones, su-| | Mr. C. F. Kelsch, of Mandan, | dict. "The fated ed a of |together with such interest thereon /of Griggs County, North Dakota, ma a wee” Judge. i 5 {rigeration, Science is doing some really marvelous things | CCtri nowadays and Electric Refrigeration is one of them. The original cost—whatever it may be— is nominal as compared with the comforts which follow for “forever and a day.” a : perintendent St. Cloud division, is|North Dakota, Attorney for Re-| 2. The constitutional provision Electric Refrigeration is just as much a part . out aerate rand, he would sweat |extended over the line from Barnes- | spondent. set forth in Section 13 of Article of the modern home as radio, as electrical con’ ing them with violating a village ore ae Men ener a fe cece orcian a 4 a A ae ao, veniences, as the telephone. If you are inclined i iddit H i. ‘al rs Telephone mpany, o-wit: “In crimi pl tons 1 ic: ginance forbidding the discharge of /Cioge,” superintendent, Dakota di-| s corporation” ee any court whatever, the party ac- to be one of those skeptics who doubt that such vision is extended over the line from Plaintiff and Respondent.| cused shall have the right to a systems are practical and inexpensive, we ask that you call at your early convenience and see how s truly marvelous and indispensable is the idea. ys B. K. 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