The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1929, Page 7

[NEWS OF OUR NEIGHB! | | Just a small hense dog and the 40 1; mile trip must have taxed its endur- Mareus Trembiey at the Me-/ Mother of Seven Is Killed in Warfare n of New York Gangs Great and Near-Great Men of State Parodied In Program ‘py Correspondents ‘Ths: biting jibes and the state were present as guests. ‘There were no reporters present, s0 all might speak freely. ~ One of the guests, Dr. Frank I. the biggest laughs of :dinner was built around some very toothsome roast young turkey id it, was served in a leisurely way vadicned @ big slice of fun to Ing. ie entertainment thus was With only the beacon lights of Mitchel Field, Long Island, to guide her through the cold, windy night, 17-year-old Elinor Smith established @ new solo endurance flight record for women. She's pictured above in .| the heaviest of flying garb and a face mask to pretect her in the open cock- john | Pit of her plane. Below is a close-up julged something of the_sharp-tongued humor of the rt " = Will Begin me More Jail Term 3 for Liquor Traffic Harry Perkins, local - negro, will spefid two more years in the state charge ne traffic in district court last He was given the maximum sen- _ tenee for the charge by Judge Fred behavior in the near future that t “leave this country,” William J. Emery, he of the flapper flyer, who stayed aloft 13 hours, 16 minutes and 45 seconds. | Tells of Killing | New Jersey Woman > ss > Seattle, Feb. 4—(7)—Harvey Lee Selhaver, 36, walked into a police sta- tion here late last night and told officers he had killed his sweetheart, Sarah Elizabeth Johnson, in Kings- ton, N. J., August 14, 1924. Selhaver said the slaying was part of a suicide pact, but that he ran away after shooting the girl. The pact was made, he said, when the girl told him she was soon to become & mother. Naturopathic Bill Is Ordered Amended ‘The senate state affairs commit- T Man Voluntarily : | | Wilton Farmer, Dies | #24 @ native of Illinois, where born Deéember 11, 11 i ical school will be more strictly de- fined. A subcommittee was appointed, con- sisting of Senators Lynch, Matthaei and Patterson, to write amendments into the bill. After this committee reports, the matter of recommending passage will be consjdered. Aimee States ‘Devil’ Is Still Pursuing Her ‘Vancouver, B.C, Feb. 4—(P)—Late in arriving at an Evangelical church meeting here, Aimee Semple McPher- > x Shadow™ of ’Cenator Walsh, Nemesis of Teapot Dome Probe, Crosses Path New York, Feb. 4—(#)—John D. Rockefeller, jr.,andColonel Robert W. Stewart today each had an additional recruit from the ranks of the stock- holders in their battle of proxies for Brewer made public a letter Senator Walsh in which Walsh expresses that some stock- holders of company had not brought suit to compel payment of what the senator said was due the company from him in interest on un- clipped coupons from Continental Trading company bonds. Louis Boreman of the Boreman Drug Company of Pittsburgh sent a}. to Rockefeller saying he had thrown his lot with Stewart. Boreman said MANDAN WHOLESALE GROCERY PURCHASED Missouri Valley Company Sold to Stone-Ordean-Wells for Reported $400,000 Sale of the Missouri Valley Whole- sale Grocery company of Mandan to the Stone-Ordean-Wells company of Duluth, Minn., was announced yes- terday. The purchase gives the Stone company four branch establishments in this state. The consideration in- volved was said to be about $400,000. Announcement of the sale followed ‘@ conference participated in by R. A. Horr, general manager; R. A. Bar. holdi, secretary; James E. Granger, vice president, and Stanley Colburn, | * Fargo, N. D., superintendent of North Sterling By MILDRED JOHNSON J. R.. Johnson was a town caller Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Er- pst Johnson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Kush and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart visited at the Van Horn home in Driscoll Sunday. Mrs. Carey’ Johnson visited with Mrs. H. R. Wright Monday. A party was given at the Tom Stewart home Saturday evening. The evening was spent playing whist and dancing. Community day was held in Ster- ling Monday. Mr. Weber gave an in- teresting talk at the schoolhouse in the morning. In the afternoon and evening he gave other interesting talks. There was also a free movie. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Carey Johnson and daughters Grace and Mildred and) ® Mr. and Mrs. Will Stiles and children visited at the Henry Stiles home Sun- day. They celebrated Betty Stiles’ fourth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson and family were town callers Monday eve- Miss Dorothy Zuroff visited with Mrs. Marion Lee Tuesday. The P.-T. A. gave a chicken supper at the hall Saturday evening. About $25 was realized, and this will be used for the school piano fund. ; Regan By BURDELLA B. HELGESON The local lodge of Homesteaders held their regular social evening in the cabin on Tuesday evening. Home for the week-end—Paul Rupp who attends high school in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs, A. F. Tourtlotte were Bismarck callers last week. Miss Freda Uhde and Miss Ella Schilling accompanied them, Miss Uhde re- maining in Bismarck. A. H. Lundberg was a_ business caller in Bismarck last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Michelsen and fam- ily were callers at the A. H. Helgeson home on Saturday evening, A. H. Helgeson and Eric Engerbret- son were business callers in Bismarck this week. Miss Donavan, who teaches in Arena, was a week-end guest at the L. Hopkins home. Sold to A. F. Tourtlotte, the former residence of Mrs. Jessie Harris. The Tourtlotte family will move there as soon as redecoration has been com- pleted, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hollingsworth of Wilton, formerly of Regan, were din- her guests at the J. Michelsen home on Sunday. Leith Dakota branches, all of the Stone-| @ Ordean-Wells company, and J. H. Newton, president, and William J. Gill, sales manager of the Missouri Valley Wholesale Grocery company. ‘The ‘transaction does not involve sale-of the buildings owned by the local company. A five-year lease was taken on them by the Duluth firm. Son of C. C. Larson Dies of Laryngitis Paul Larson, four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Larson, died yes- terday at the home of his parents, 509 West Thayer avenue, after a few days’ illness of laryngitis. ‘The boy had been at a local hospi- tal two weeks ago with influenza but recovered sufficiently to return home. He contracted laryngitis after he had returned home. Arrangements for funeral services have not been completed. He was born Feb. 2, 1925. He leaves ce nares and two sisters, Jeanne, a Bismarck Cloudy But (By MRS. J. H. EMCH) Pete Hauge, who has been in How- ard, 8. Dak., visiting with his moth- er, who has been seriously ill, re- turned . ‘Tuesday. Wm. Nyland . rer turned with him. greeting old friends and relatives for a few days. Senator Wm. Kamrath came down from Bismarck Wednesday evening, returning Friday morning. While here he sold 68 head of hogs netting him better than $1500. Others who have sold hogs for checks in four figures are Henry Zeller, Hehn, Frank Volk, Wm. Procise and Pete Hauge. A great many others have received substantial checks showing that it does pay to raise hogs. Miss Hazel Chalgren, who has been employed in Bismarck was home for @ few days vatation. The basketball game between the Flasher and Leith Independents re- sulted in a ‘victory for Leith the score being 26 to 16. y The Leith team “played against Lark Independents at Lark Saturday evening. Score 12 to 16 in favor of Leith. Julian Holkesvik of Carson was in town Monday. P. T, A. Monday evening was well ®/ mrs: John Nieland, is feeling much better and will start to school again | Fell Jr. were callers at Christ Wolf's ‘| soon. j ance. | | A number of friends of Aug. John- | ,8on and wife helped them celebrate | |their tenth wedding anniversary | Sunday. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Anderson and family, Mr. and | Mrs. Julius Zeller, Mr. and = Mrs | Gulick Bergen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Irving McCarty and family, Mr and Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. ‘W:n: Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Heller and daughter Emma, parents and sister of Mrs. Johnson and several cthers. A bounteous dinner was served and after visiting and playing games the guests returned to their respective homes wishing the Johnson's many more happy anniversaries. E. Auhorn and John Mortensen eae. Bismarck visitors the past week. Welch’s Spur \ ———— nemo) By MRS. R. M. WELCH | Oliver Welch and two sons, John) and Robert, motored to Bismarck and Mandan, Monday. Hugh McMurrich called at the Robt. Welch home Monday afternoon. He met the Soo at the Spur for Miss Feltine who teaches the school near his place. Miss Feltine boards with Mr. and Mrs. McMurrich. Horace Dirlam motored to Menoken Wednesday. : Little Eldon Snyder, nephew of Robt. Welch is being kept quite busy charging batteries during the cold spell, having three or four on the line most of the time. Mrs. Robt. Boyd motored to Bis- marck Thursday to see her sister, Mrs. Hanson. Mrs. Hanson had the misfortune of breaking a bone in her foot recently. Mrs. Earl Snyder and son, Ralph, were in Bismarck on business Thurs- day. Clarence Dorman, who works for Jack Ishmall, is the proud owner of @ coupe. John Alsbury and son, Randolph, By MRS. 0. McINTYRE Bluch Wagner and Joe Smith were Arena callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Pehl and Mr. and Mrs, Christ Wolf Jr. were guests or Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf Sr. Sun- lay. Jakie Gaub was a business caller in Wing Wednesday. George and Otto Brosa came after their sister, Miss Ottilia, Friday eve- ning. Bill Melhoff, Alfred Lieb, Theo Rosenan, John Scherbenski, Johnny and Elmer Wutzke, Alex Neff, Lydia and Louise Phel, Martha Merkel, Ella, Marie and Madgelena Neff, Hilda Wutzke, Olga Rosenau and Ruby Phe) gathered at the Christ Wolf Jr. home one evening this week, and a very enjoyable evening was spent in play- ing cards and other games. Ray Hazlegrove and Harry Ulfers were dinner guests at MolIntyre's Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen. McIntyre and children, Laverne Goldburg and George McIntyre were guests at the R. C. Halver home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. Dagner were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft Thurs- day and Friday. Orby Bailey motored to Thursday evening to visit friends. Mrs. Jacob Hein passed away in one of the local hospitals Wednesday noon, her death being due to after- effects of influenza. The funeral was held from the Wing hall Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Boudler and George Thursday. Christ Roth was a business caller in Wing Wednesday. W. H. Stark, who has been away on business, returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stiglemayer and Mr. and Mrs. Almers were business callers in Arena and Tuttle Thursday. The Sunday school at the Pleasant Hill church has been discontinued during the cold weather. Mrs. Adam Melhoff of Arena, who has spent a week at the Bismarck hospital, is recovering. Alice Stiglemayer is visiting her grandfather, Christ Stiglemayer, at Carrington. ‘Wm. Brase spent the past week at hauled several truck loads of hay to| Robinson visiting with his brother-in- Bismarck this week. Ed Dappler visited at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Robt. Welch, Thursday. Hilda Pittel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Rittel, who works at the Wengle home, was taken to the hos- pital the latter part of the week with @ very sore throat. Mrs. Edith Bruce spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Welch. George Rittel motored to Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. Marcus Doppler, aged mother of Ed Doppler, is quite ill with a very Severe cold this week. Mr. and Mrs. Goulson called at the John Welch home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and son, Conrad, visited at the Robt. Welch home Sunday evening, Lawrence Doppler visited his law, Theodore Fuhrman. Philip Webber, who has been suffer- ing from inflammatory rheumatism, returned home the last of the week feeling very much improved. Minot Monkeys Have Third Child Sunday Minot, Feb. 4—(?)—Mr. and Mrs, John Rhesus Monkey, inmates of the Minot zoo, are the proud parents of a son, born Sunday. It is the third infant of the couple, the preceding two being daughters. McHENRY FARMER DIES Fargo, Feb. 4.—(P)—Robert Oad- land, 26, McHenry farmer, died in a local hospital Sunday. His par- ents, four sisters and two brothers reside at McHenry. New York, Fev. 4—(4)—Mrs. Susie Petrillo, 36, mother of seven children, was killed early today by one of two gunmen who fired through a glass panel in the door after being refused /the 24, BEST FOR COLDS and THROAT TROUBLES NOURISHMENT Challenge to Debate We hereby challenge the doctors of Bismarck and of North Dakota in gen- eral to meet us in debate on the following proposition. RESOLVED That the so-called science of Medicine and Surgery is founded on a delusion and has no foundation in fact and is detri- mental to Public Welfare, that the medi- cal doctors are opposing the passage of Senate Bill 86, on the grounds of self pro- tection, which bill would permit Naturo- paths to practice under the law; that Naturopathy is the TRUE Science of healing. We ask that this debate be held not later than Wednesday evening, the 6th of February, at Patterson Hall, and that the state affairs committee of the North Da- kota senate and house be asked to sit as judges of debate and that the public be invited. The more medical doctors who come to support their side of the argument the better we will like it and we guarantee that they wi! 2 under no expense what- soever, since we will gladly pay all ex- penses of the hall, ete. Signed Dr. T. M. MacLachlan President, Health Education Society of the Northwest, ‘Wilton | « tings Temperature Is Mild) stfntsd* Mo" evening was x REPRESENTING THE NATUROPATHS : Mor Bismarck was cloudy and dreary| proved se be'cn fiorenbn ont Acknowledge Acceptance in Tuesday’s today, with flurries of snow falling | decided in favor of the negative. Tribune * Sh occasionally, but the temperature re-| Presbyterian Ladies Aid met with 2 || mained above zero. Mrs. R. W. ursday after- skeen, noon with attendance. mee ait 4 i ad E i fl : | 2 H gs i # / 5 g. iy i ‘SUMMONS State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh. In_ District Court, Fourth Judicial George White, Plaintitt, vs. Mre, 0, P oor ey, ‘8. Pe Se Jamison, Harper N. Yemise 0) Homer B, Jamison, Oo, P. M. so! sons unknown claim! or interest in, or 1! ol brance upon the property described “in the complain’, Defendants. he ‘State - of oer Dakota to the h.one of you are hereby 6 filed in the newer which is of ie Clerk -of ing Bhs ged Bont ot Burleigh County, North Da- ‘ota, and to serve a sor, of your an- BEAr Spon, the subscribers at their off: in the ot of Bismarck, in th Cot ty orth Di with. rt 3 hada 8 GEORGE 8. REGI! Ottis and Fostattiee Biamaret, North Dakota, complaint | * Es 4 visit with relatives @ few weeks. meeting of the Leith the following officers elected: President, Ed Matthys; director for three years, Gulick Bergen; secretary and auditor, D. E. Jones. George Knudsen, local cream buyer, gave the following report of business done dur- ing the year: Butter fat’ bought, 804.67 Ibs; butter fat sold 785.59; eRge é _| "The modern method of relieving colds fe o treat them in this new way. Mistol reduces swelling of inflamed nt. | Tasal membranes. 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All druggists, with proven directions, Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; : it does NOT affect the heart ‘Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salieyiicaci@ FOR SALE Sealed bids for the purchase of Lots 23 and 24 in block 104, known as the Laundry property on Fourth street, and also lots 22, 28, 24 in block 44, known as the Williams property south of the audi- torium, all of the original plat of the cit; marek, North Dakota, are asked: for ' received by the Depositors’ Holding February 15, 1929, 2:00 p. m., at the secretary in the First National bank. is requested to-submit with his bid a certified amount bid, Depositors’ Holding company, to * for 10 per cent of & < Q F See = Ea eeEtiess plays on tlie floor ’ all day. We always have loads of clean heat.” “It’s the Blend thet Does It!” “Baby Yee, it’s the Pocahontas : hot flood of with clean- Seong foray ives s rer weer Tem em ITT OEE Ce VON) rs es wee + omnes cere eve