The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1928, Page 6

” PAGE SIX THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE CIVIL CASES ; TRIED FIRST \tor ‘and the bank appealed to the In. “the case of Ermine Kilby vs. 4 Jurors Report This Morn- ing—2 More Summoned— Tentative Schedule Fixed Trial of civil cases was com- menced in Burleigh county district court this morning, following the | roll call of jurors and thi of the calendar. Cr 2 1 not be called until versing th ve | the sheriff, county clerk of court Jurors wh morning Adrian Thysell, T er Arranged Ambrose H. Galli raigned at the ¢ session on a cha was allowed th which to enter hi Trial of the case gs receiver of the Fa chants State b: Dris of L. R. Baird | ers & Mer- noon. lect on a no in the Driscoll bank when it « The defendant does not, deny the| > note, but claims that he*had a de- ive training in signal work posit in the hank which would off- en aviators and infantry Bet the no 5. Other c: This morning was given over en- uled for trial in line folle » R. Bair ceiver of Driscoll State bank v *, Swenson vs. C. M. Ros-|. The planes will be here until ear- > eo HEME RA fo ly Thursday morning, when the tr N. A. Freeburg vs. Interstate | pilots will take off for Fort Meade, = Transportation company. D., to conduct a similar school of Robert Eisenbiesz vs. Henry inatrnction, t Plath. —_—_—_——__—— rs —_—_—___——- | = Stark County Court = Decision Is Upheld) In What Month | ‘ | Is Your Birthday? “4 Holding that a surety is entitled) to the benefit of ever urity held} by the creditor whose n he guar- | anteed, the supreme court has up- held the Stark county court in the case of the Fa Richardton v Stieg was surety 0! ePELEERERSE PPODEORT ASE ST PPL EEE Reet ae tenet ees repens eases he MTADPVEERT IRTP SKE TE EEO TE roregesyeeseor series -MADGE RUNEY Candidate for Reelection “| at the Junior High summer school, 2 only for seventh and eighth grade{ ‘pletion of each su t- | ing a total cost of $15 for each sub- { \2 Army Aviators at -d.| With two army airplanes and today :| tirely to lectures and this afternoon e bank of | by his son in payment for a tractor and later was forced to pay the note. Meanwhile the son had given @ mortgage on the tractor to the bank and the bank attempted to foreclose. The lower court held the elder Stieg had a prior right to the trac- Land and Loan company ‘and A. L, Parsons as receiver, ap- pealed| by the defendants, the supreme court upheld the decision of the Richland county court. The appeal was from an order by the district court directing the re- iceiver to pay the plaintiff's attorney incurred in a previous sult) ainst the company. Sixth Grade Pupils May Attend Junior High Summer School ‘the Movius Because of the the small enrollment which has been originally planned had jets, it has been decided to ixth grade pupils who failed in subjects to enroll also, failed in Junior announced today by O. W. in charge of the session. ie Huber is assisting in have already been ar- eventh and eighth and history, and if ants a class will al- ‘The classes are held daily from 8 a. m. until noon, six days each week essions will cont . The charge is for five 5 cents for ith the com- requiring | two hours a day for 30 days, mal ject taken. | Fort Lincoln Today! Lieuts. Skow, Daniel and Coppin, aviators of Fort Riley, Kansas, arrived at Fort Lincoln last night hae omorrow are to be devoted to is being devoted to practice in sig- naling and radio work. On your Birthday send your Mother Flowers Hoskins-Meyer Home of KFYR SUPPOSE Your daughter or sister was going to the city where tempt- ation leads to tragedy — Has; | She been warned of the pitfalls that confront her there? The lack of understanding and frankness between mother and daughter, and father and son —See the sensational and edu- cational road show picture “Is Your Daughter Safe?” iwhich comes to the Auditor- jium, June 8-9-11. The moral taught is worth several times the admission price of 50c. No one under sixteen years of lage admitted. |Watch for announcement in tomorrow's Tribune, DR. STRATTON erick Eugene Stratton, former dean | of Fargo college, Fargo, N. D., died yesterday at Presbyterian hospital after an illness of nine months. was 80 years o! ld. ast 12 felis | was graduated from Williams col-| day took { + | lege in 1871 and went as a botanist!) Wh nati: va with an expedition sent to Central! as 3 America by the Smithsonian Insti- rts, ft tution of Washington and Williams | toda~ oh the Light fall would | college. Ph. eonaideranly, gree from Illinois Wesleyan univer- rete sity in 1891. e England and in Iowa and went to il Fargo college in 1906 as professor | of Greek. His widow and a daughter | weck have done no more than moist-| survive. rf: | Bethlehem, Pa., for burial. -Mrs i i hi ——_——————— = | i ‘ | ‘ . K- | Idalles_ Eng! 'to five Dakota young woman. |Light Rains Mon Monday New York, June ane 5—(”)—Dr. Fred- He} the past 12 hot Born in Athol, Mass., Dr. Stratton; tures in the vicinity of Bismarck While the rain would like, toda” that D. d--| help ¢ Farmers He received his He taught in New The body will be taken to] en the face. | over the state. id continued uns: © predicted for the Minneapolis, t! A Vigor Breakfast QUAKER Oats Food that “stands by” through the morning "FLY-TOX GET TRIAL SPRAYER FREE. Then you, like millions of others, may demonstrate the marvelous effectiveness of FLY-TOX. FLY-TOX: is safe, sure, de- pendable, fragrant, stainless, easy to use. FLY-TOX kills flies, mosquitoes. Brings health, cleanliness, comfort. BISMARCK Chautauqua June 25th The Old Fashioned Quality in 1928 Style Lucile Elmore Revue—Better than “Oh Percy” with a niece of Fred Stone starring. Jackson Jubilee Company—The best Jubilee organiza- tion in America. A regular “down South” program. A Memorable Debate—On the outstanding question. of the day. Health Demonstrations—Worth hundreds to anyone that will follow advice given, Philharmonic Ensembie and Ratto—A reincarnation of some of the world’s masters directing a superb or- chestra. Captain Sigurdur K. Gudmundson—Intrepid Icelander with a thrilling story. Princess Blue Feather and Her Indians—A femicine Will Rogers with a band of full blood Indians in an Indian program, Robert Parker Miles—Giving “Tallow Dips” one of the greatest of platform: classics. ars in the women’s reform- {atory at Shakopee following her | conviction last week by a grand | Jury of first degree manslaughter. E 0: Her indictment followed investiga- h |tion of the death here of a North! p yore Gad Fellows convention i “The grand “old man” of Nort! Night Benefit Crops) oon en ne With .17 inches of rain falling in| fields and pas- to- day took on a freshened appearance. ‘as not as eM Ww. 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