The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 16, 1929, Page 2

*' Solen Poultry Farm Raised and Sold 700 Toms and Hens During Last Season NO TROUBLE IN MARKETING Know How to Grow Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas Bird Free of Disease by Ranging The Slope poultry show, just closed So successfully, accomplished a great deal for North Dakota's turkey indus- i $ i ! i i & Fede i F if cad i é : i i 8 = 3 Ey dy iE i Hy al ites ry i il is ek Ee ih a8 i Be 32 g EH E i ri é , i ig i rf gee i i i i i & Z 5 ry 4 & i / : z oF 7 iT i 4 i i E 4 & ye i 5 4 , 8 HER I § & E i 8 if 3 aL Pe it if fz Res § fips Best th § fi BSBEE g Eatesea' fy 4 Hone “Aw shucks; missed him!” PROVIDENT GAINED $1,508,278 IN 1928 [S ANNUAL REPORT Stockholders Meet, Elect Di- rectors and Officers; Insur- ance Now $18,854,054 of | renunciation of war as of Crease in force of $1,508,278.20, The itted assets amount to $2,781,420.54 and the capital and sur- plus $520,919.86. The company has paid its pelicy- holders, since organization, the sum Of $1,001,793. The statement shows LAZINUGS 19 A TERRLBUL OISGEASE. Z KNOW T CouLd WALK AN’ Git Today in Congress (By the Associated Press) WEDNESDAY Calendar day in house. Senate takes up cruiser bill. BY 47 BILLS FILED Appropriations Méasures Intro- duced as Prepared by the State Budget Board g358 ie BSe He {Fag gF ss = 3 gas House merchant marine and ways | tee: and means committee still radio bill and tariff, I. Senate Indian affairs ittee continues hearings on Indian affairs. Public lands committee begins con- fier sagey of Salt Creek royalty oil . TUESDAY Senate ratifies Kellogg treaty for instrument of national policy. Nomination of Walter O. Woods of to be treasurer of ‘unassigned commit! secretary. Boeckel’s job will be to act as secre- tary of various minor committees. Petitions were received from the American Legion post at Hillsboro, asking that the job of veterans serv- ‘was received asking re- the law which requires a copy = Commandments to be every school- by 57 individyals. Bills \ve-appropriation bills were intro- duced in the house, Tuesday. r are as follows: $18,000 to operate the new infirmary at the tu- berculosis sanatorium at San Haven $86,000 for the state game and fish | commission; $10,000 for the Florence Crittendon home at Fargo; $6,500 to take up a deficit at the state school of forestry at Bottineau; and $10,000 for the North Dakota Children’ home Representatives Van Berkom and Owings, of Burke and Divide counties, introduced a bill to amend a 1927 2| Session law which provides that no 0/18 sold wit Highest wind velocity ... WEATHER FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Snow Ris- WEATHER CONDITIONS ‘High pressure, accompanied by cold weather, extends from the Great Lakes region to the northeastern Rocky Mountain slope. Temperatures were:considerably below zero jn North Dakota, Manitoba and Saskatchewan. warmer weather | prevails in the south and far west.|. Mississippi ites acd 70, Beit, Goes (neato val kote and tana. Light precipitation Montana. ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist. The pillory was last uged at Boston November 23, 1801. SUT I Tiss CAN'T TORN storage charge shall be made if grain thin 20 days of entry into elevators. The bill would increase this time of no charge for storage if grain ds sold within 30 days. Homemakers Club at Watford City Is Busy Watford City, N. D., Jan. 16.—Me ference w! Watford City in county will be héld at. peach contains about 88 per cent water. : * By Williams NO, Z YOu on 2 Cont \ / LAZINESS, You've HEARD] TH’ KiNDEST EARTED FELLERS PEE 3] 3 Se The Strangest of Marriage Tangles. It’s a Case of Three Weddings, One Groom and Two Brides Hi Ae aa lel i z i A reel ipl rt F i if i il i f By [ 3 ¢ 8 aj i : 8 i E By i i 5 rf Fis | af § ; B é i i Hee § i € 3 I | i é i : i ret 3 $3 Is in Grave Condition Northampton, Mass., Jan. 16.—(7)—~ The condition of Mrs. Lemira Good- hue, mother-in-law of President Cool+ idge, caused some anxiety today. She has been at the-Diokinson. pital since December, 1937. Miss Miriam is, su) tendent, of the institution, and Dr, J.-E. Hay- wes, personal physician, yesterday re- vealed that their patient had not been 80 well for two days. Mrs. Coolidge was not summoned to ee momers bedside, however. il Coolidge, son of. the president;/. Burleigh, motored from New Haven, Conn., lsat’ grandmother. Greatest Prosperity Predicted for State Fargo, N.:D.,. Jan. 16,—()—“North threshold Dakota is on the of the greatest agricultural prosperity we . |have ever known,” D:. John Lee Coul- ter, president of the North Dakota Agricultural college, stated at the an- hich |nual meeting and clection of officers Fargo of the of .commerce last_ night. i is #. F. Gunkelman ‘was elected pres- ident; A. J. Danstrom, first vica pres- ident; Harold D. Crosby, second vice President, and Fred A. Irish, treas- urer. Car Wreck Strands any you have, y, the final an epare, of the administratrix in, which is filed in the office County Judge of sald county state, should not be allowed and final distribution made, in the matter of the estate of Gottfried Ki! as required by law. Dated this 15th day of January, ALD. 1888 curt ie Court: (sea ee eer Davies, pee f the County Court | ie e of ti Z ir & Tillotson, Attorne: istratrix, Bismarck, N. 1/T@+23 NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County. of ea eee 8B. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, Bis- marck, .N.. Dak. 5 To Willlam @. Hoerr, of Mankato, Minnes You are-hereby notified that the tract of land héreinafter deacribed and which waa assessed in your name for taxation for.the year 1924 was the 8th day af December, 19: | sold, as provided by law, bg 36 : rE A Be af FR F if i fH : z i § F ze [ ig oe 5 3 cs s 3 s i f € : . {a {ult i i Rte | ResiBenve igvae fo . £0 Unquent ta: of the year that the time for rede jo said sale will expire ninety days from the completed service of this notice. Sald land Is described BE%, Section 18, . To: Range 77. “) si Ke 77. Raober. of acres iy Id for: Perhose who tended the banque: at Charles H. Shaft G. H. ‘Walks of Life i i mere than il ERs Fe is wien j “ i r i ane : 3 f z 4] y i Ff 9 a E z CI : Fi Hl i i 5 Ei F Fs } 3 oo] Marketing Body Reelects All Heads — ji Fargo, N. D., Jan. 16.—(#)—All ‘of- ficers and directors 5 od a bowels seemed to be ‘suffered from constipation billousness until she wads fretful peevish most of the time. Then aT 3 #8 ig | ON DEPENDING SELF Youth Charged With Thres Boy Slayings Argues With Attcr- ney Over Examination Riverside, Cal., Jan. 16.—()—A dis- pute between Gordon Stewart North- cott and one of his attorneys, Nor- bert Savay, over Northcott’s demand that he be allowed to conduct his own defense in his trial here on charges of slaying three boys, threatened to- day to hold up the case. Northcott’ insisted at yesterday's session be fa was going to cross examine “year-old nephew, Sanford Clark, chief witness for the prosecution on Sanford’s story of the alleged murders at the Northcott pon ageing After a long con- ference with. } attorneys, Savay said the accused youth wished to re- tain him as counsel but at the same time desired to quiz young Clark and perhaps other witnesses. Savay in- - dicated that such a proposition was unsatisfactory to him. George| A decision by Superior Judge George R. Freeman on Northcott’s | request was expected today. Savi indicated that The would retire if the ett a continuance of the case if North- cott ‘were permitted to conduct ‘his Father:don’ttake “flu” home Ageeuat required to redeem at thig | <4 date, 3 le In addition to the above amoynt you will be required to pay the costs of\the service of this not ind fi terest as provided by Inw ‘ou redeem said land from efore ~ expiration of thi re 0 8.70. Seemed : a SUMMONS © x te of North Dakots, County of oa Court, Podeth . aystetet ‘ne Ae you oo tuto ‘een Aen or Arch, North to the baby