The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1929, Page 1

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It's still below Mr. Groundhog zero in the provinces. the feeture film he was! January Weather Subnormal ' ’ folks! Missouri Slope First Time in 11 Days on and Severe Cold Wave “Tm back again on my annual visit to forecast the weather for the next six weeks. “O. W. Roberts, the federal meteor- ologist (if you know what that is),| tim predicts unsettled weather tonight | es and Sunday. He thinks there may be | th “You know today was the first time in 11 days that the mercury has gone above zero on the Missouri Will Remain Warm “At 7 a. m. it was 10 above and at 11 a. m. the mercury had edged up to “Feelin’ kind of sorry for our Ca- “Down here in North Dakota, Bis- Mercury Rises Above Zero for With Eight Inches of Snow “It looks like @ tough job. 14. Mr. Roberts promises that the statement was made this |meércury will remain at this level for by J. K. Murray, Hettinger |a few days anyway. not, three above at Devils Lake and eight above at Jamestown. EVEN TEMPERATURE SEEN some snow but doesn’t look for any decided change in the temperature. Rage hrm paps | for that last forecast. That's almost an Arctic record. But we love it. “Hello, speaking. \ somes county \—After a is the business "8 upply use Adds — Store BY SUPREME COU 2—(AP). inery milli in Feb. pf givin; ‘women who late hel; FEBRUARY 2, 1929 ad eaten pin ort born in Hettinger broadcast that foul play was /nadian neighbors. $20,000. ‘Murray expressed the belief that Zentner’s death was due to heart |marck is about the warmest spot in trouble, though no inquest has yet |the state. It was seven above at Mi- for them. The stock HANCE FOR THE tion to Be Held Had Been Drinking Apparently despondent because of arrangements. ago, Zentner had been drinking Deceased was a son of Anto: Zent- of Wife; No Investiga- & newsreel ‘was lea’ accor HERE BUT THEN SUN CAME OUT Hindenburg Laughs 1 as He Sees Himself | OF HEART FAILURE FOUL PLAY ABSENT Had Taken to Drink After Death ity state’s attorney, after reports the death of his wife about three Reavy for two weeks Pioneer Hettinger county farmer. and lived there all his life. oeding to Mr, Fargo School S Ho Pott the cessful. He paid a month’ Broad at 50 bj i fit, - s a sl Preceding mated: at Hin! Han ail a ; RAD He ag il GROUNDHOG THINKS SPRING IS been able to get through heavy snow been held because officials have not banks to the was “Waterloo,” and it was depicted at the offices of the national censor- ship board. BURT FARMER DIES CK TRIBUN BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, a3 ail ty lie O. s attorney of | MAN REMEMBERS EMPLOY! sentenced to ‘pray Mgesersggt Big the park. over to t and $5,000 today on slice mt, APES ia be cared ome ap MAVISE -CRACKER i err pant ibe Stvotion and aac cout, was a bla Genring onthe Bad Lands will cont stringent ‘ures suggested by George Bell, former coroner, was ‘eae $2,000 fine. aS al sali Li ta ue aaa Hf it ie a ; aH ; sale "4 iH: f cn to Be Given Solons «| Terms of Office Measures WORKING OVER BILLS Bad Lands, Hail Insurance and COVER SAFER = Officers eee i HU Huneneon |r i i tg a rau ie ee elt brat a Hee a i Nf a i ay TE ne eu siti Ba li a Hey gliid: nis th Helis thai He ap i Chile ai iy ed ila a ae eine esa] Fia., Feb. thé two previous week: ~ or at Sunday Dinner MIAMI PLANS CELEBRATION Opening Mail ponies: Tees somes eee sore acring city for Take Off for Canal Zone, World’s Most Famous Flyer Colonel, on 27th Birthday, Will Chicago, Feb. 2-0 2.—()—Encouraged President-Elect Will Entertain Miami, rms | nares Dy success of Lindbergh to Fly Mail to Panama end the iy wes to based Mandan Brakeman urs age Suffered Fatal Injuries in Fall Beneath Train THE BISMAR ze| NMS SET MONDAY mpeliaten Bi 2 ae Youthful clk ne of ue en in Palla ait Lindy Florida Neighbor of Hoover EY. MFARLAND CITED a i S Poincare MANIFEST Alsace Wants to Be Self-Gov- . DISCONTENT IS NORTH DAKOTA'S OLDEST- NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED 1878 France to ‘Arm Itself? French Republic prietor, Meets Violent Car Death Like Brother erning Province Within UNDER ANB ment for the Power for In a 10-hour speech ittings of the chamber of deputies POINCARE CHARGES / ALSACE AUTONOMIST Paris, Feb. 2. the autonomist m had ite inception “east wae bibare tie Drenth p ‘ t | . Declares He Will ew