The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1928, Page 6

PAGE SIX ’ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE iM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1928 7} lriding was struck by another ma- V: ' es OF ar ind SI ' A 1, i A alley City Man Is " mF t and Ernest Stoudt are spending the commission left last night on a'ernor Smith and Henry Ford, writ-|of T. Vern Carey, assistant poste chine driven by Anton Sehauer of Fs rol Thank: week-end in F: . bud 4 ELGIN W OMAN {Svs Siar Gate oe gions Hurt in Auto Crash| i City: County Briefs { ge ene lly ol) tage Se a ee ee i Hise heed — ela tot; | Harris R. Juvrud is confined in a "@t home with an attack of the flu. | business. contributors to an edition of the| Fi N. D., Nov. 30.— (AP) —| production in English manufactures i ‘ ; ——— Encyclopedia Britannic: in| Postoffice i : farm machinery firm with headquar- hospital here today with a fractured| w. E, Lahr, president of the Lahr | Fay Harding of the state railroad |prosarstion are Gene anney cove | the Sanit OE RUPEMNGE Terr ees een lend were Ser => Mrs. L. L. Dahl of Elgin suffered ‘ters at Elgin. PROT a eee oo Pati Te OT acc two broken bones in her left should-| The Dahis were en route to Man-|terday afternoon when the small business trip to Billings. er in an automobile accident Wed-|dan to visit their daughters, Mrs.|coupe in which he was riding over- g nesday night five miles west of Car- | Warren Watson and Mrs. A. R. turned on the outskirts of the city.| James Trimble of the Consolidat- . | Weinhandl. | The coupe was driven by Mildred | ed Utilities company is spending the The automobile in which Mrs.) 2 ‘as the cause of the crash. Mr. Dahl Sey | : zr C. P. 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