The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 16, 1929, Page 3

SATURDAY, FEBlsJARY 1 | a THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE + Taine VN ve, | ACRES had Judge — " draw the | the Legion, in whic tac 4 3s ; salary holders, but nothing doing for WINTER ON RANGES [Pax Ts=ine Messare (QQMMMUNTY HALL, [Sievers cre SiSCEPeEe ees Blmgrck vied [a Under the bill, the come | sha! . "Sheet ‘ ey - yo Halt muy tgs‘ eter me-| ef fon ware be“ to ay a ee i sot much real esate going back use ts morials is permit con- ve their quarters. * more HAS FORGED HEAVY | i" Howse Commit} BIT UNTESLEGION [issssmecseeres ce ccranemtaatitan| | US. G of nec eet aie e . can funds for » jin any way, it is ne en- = |W high. bia . MC niemoFial fund already exists in in ; mont Bismarck Association of Com- | Our schools should be cut to seven law enacted at bers to represent it at the annual | Months, one term in the fall and one pais ‘3 term in the spring. and each teacher q meeting of the United States Cham- keep HW lean. ‘ ber of Commercé at Washington Aprit | ‘0 Keep his or her room clean. May repre- All this would lessen our taxes. desire wag shown that it led all oth- Pie Moar donateied as ni Assessors are allowed $5 a day, no P pli ity building for Absence of Storms Has Kept | Funds Ralsed by Tax Levy for a Proposals ip making. up the Asso- | tional councilor for this state. The Amit to the time they spend in doing Down Losses; Hay Is Going [Tits Veterans Would Be Joined program ey ounce of the chamber meets | "'T think the proper way would be Rapidly, Prices Rising With Municipal Cash Legislators Issue The pian of far weatern commercial | Set the number of taxable organizations has been to designate | the township. then give the assessor Sarles Condolence | members wno happen to be on trips |* Teasonable time to do the assessing. pees east at the time the U. 8. chamber| | There a baa rsa Resolutions af sorrow and condol- | Met's. As a rule business men from | ¢S rr G cities like Bismarck do not care to troduction in the house. SS aes a ek: piotiadl (hip. Wane ‘ recogn . Y. Sarles were e ND. represents the general de- North Dakota aescsbty sertay. the meeting. Editer ‘Tribune: ‘ ye: y Legion of this , Each house appointed a committee a PTE ISS TTTTT TTT eG Bate erty tle ee a Richland jill drafted by. Judge Chris- | to join in presenting the resolutions county ci a in scsaritos with tne de- | to the members of the Sarles family. | PEOE 1. S FORUM i than 10 per cent carry hail insurance, of the Legion and Associ: .. The house took a 10-minute recess i ‘An enabling bil! for the erection of community buiidings as World war GENE sf Prevailing temperatures much be- low normal in all parts of the state Caused some suffering s Ly Cx ge ie } Why the difference? of Commerce is an attempt to cpect- | out of respect to the fortmer execu- | WHERE DOES FARMER COME IN?| Isn't the answer this: Fire insur- . Tloyd Spetz post, fy that tlie memorials all shall ne in! tive and when the senate had com- | Editor Tribune: janee is very cheap while hail insur- pped’ down . this city. likewise is back of|the form of community buildings. | pleted its calendar it adjourned for! I sec what the lawmakers are doing. | ance is very high. The yearly cost | thoroughly overhauled, and rebuilt in High School Senior Wins Entry to the District Contest There March 20 Granison Tharp, Mandan senior, will represent his high school in the , | district oratorical contest there March The ~--" and Association | built jointly by municipalities ng | the same reason. They raised the wages on all the of hail insurance is somewhat over | 12 hours. 20. He won the right in the school as wfficient. In western South Da- | contest Friday at the school auditori- ing grazing difficult. .iay and feed! art, Francis Foru and Gaylord Con- supplies are sufficient in most sec-| rad. Miss Edna Sorenson, Wallace tions. In Montana heavy snowfall | Matson and H. K. Higgins, attorney occurred duiing January, with below-; were the judges. The contestants normal temperatures. This has made e spoke on “The Conrtitution of the necessary almost continuous feeding | United Statcs.” of livestock. On the desert ranges of} In the district contest Mandan will Wyoming much less feed than usual against Flasher, Washburn has been evailable this winter. Feed- ing has been general in most parts of the state since Thanksgiving. Hay | American ion, Mandan, is offering is becoming scarce and high-priced in | a $15 gold dal © the winner of the some localities. district“event, in addition to a -e By ieiee cue wom ea ey rae LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL erally, range conditions are varied. In April wi:ners of the district ora- Low temperatures and heavy snow- | torical events v'll “+ at .argo in = fall have occurred in a number of the | the state meet under the auspices of a northwestern and south central|the Fargo Forum. A cash prize of a states, making heavy feeding neces- | $50 and a trip to Kansas City for sary. Ranges in Texas and New| entry in the zone contest await the ee ree ee a ee CAR EVER OFFERED pooner} bec spring atlas a6 eas The Kansas Gity zone winner is ington ranges are all closed to graz-jone of the seven who co-apete in ing, due to January snows. In Call-| Washington. Zone winners will re- fornia recent rains, with higher tem- Seating’ aoe} and bso a tures, insure a rapid wth of cy » wa, summ?*r. grass. Hay is becoming scarce in Passing through the canal to the Pa- pt states, and prices are strength- pathy ay tty hema Some Shrink :n Cattle elect Herbert Hoover in his tour. eee an isle deerease iit condi. | Several thousand telephone users ti tion in the face of below-normal | London refuse to epi ee temperatures. Cattle are generally | Of names published in under shelter. 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