The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 6, 1929, Page 6

: ; ' env ANS ARRAS -PAGESIX _ ~ RESERVATION FIGHT SHIFTED TO MORTON SOURT FROM SIOUX Father and Son Accused of Beating Government Farm- er During Roundup Trial of F. C. and Edwin Turner, Sioux county, on charges of assault with intent to kill, will open in Mor- ton county court at Mandan tomor- row morning. The trial will involve construction of government authority on the Standing Rock Indian reserva- tion, The Turners are accused of assault- ing C. ‘J. Jepperson, government farmer, last May, during a roundup | of horses and cattle on Indian lands. | ‘The altercation occurred at Porcupine | sub-station, near Shields. F. C. Turner, the father, is alleged to have held up Jepperson at ihe roundup corrals, according to George | W. Drowley, state's attorney of Sioux county, from which county the case | has been transferred to Morton coun- ty on a plea of prejudice against Judge F. B. Lembke. When Jepperson tried to have the! elder Turner seized and thrown into is charged with striking the govern- ment farmer over the head with a the government car, the son pick handle. Attorney J. K. Murray of Mott will appear for the defense and Attorneys Sullivan, Hanley & Sullivan will as- | sist State’s Attorney Drowley of Sioux | county in prosecution. Poultry and Egg Men | Grow fell in the twin cities, ‘Thiet | Will Hold Fargo Meet) River Fats. Bemidji, Fergus Falls, | Brainerd. Fargo, Jamestown, and Fargo. N. D.. “Aarch 6.—()—Be- tween 75 and 100 representatives of produce houses in the state will gather Monday for the fourth annual | meeting of the North Dakota Poultry ; and Egg aseociation. Marketing representatives from the Twin Cities and Chicago also will at- tend, according to Charles T. Wickert Fargo, a director. SHORT TALK BY A MOTHER THOUGHTFUL | An Indiana mother tells this: “We find nothing to compare with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds. My little lad had trouble his third year, but since we started giving him Foley's Honey and Tar Com- with his bronchial tubes from pound we have been able to contre! it. We know there is nothing to compare with Foley’s Honey and Tar The very name tells a Compound.” Fargo and Moorhead Fargo, N. D., March 6.—(%)—A severe snowstorm swirled over Fafgo and Moorhead today. Two and a half inches of snow fell before noon. The temperature dropped 32 degrees in about eight hours last night. Other points in North Dakota also reported snow today. NORTHWEST VISITED BY FREAK WEATHER Receding Temperatures, Heavy Snowfalls and Blizzards Hit Many Sections (By The Associated Press) Receding temperatures and freak- ish weather were reported in several ‘sections of the northwest today. the mercury falling to cero in northern Minnesota. At Fairmont, southern Minnesota, residents had a glimpse of sunshine, rain and snow within a two hour per- iod between 7 a. m. and 9 a. m. At Thief River Falls, northern Min- nesota, where it was 27 above zero at 8 a. m. yesterday, the thermometer registered zero. At Bemidji it was 16 above, a drop of several degrees from Tuesday's reading. Dropping 46 degrees in 12 hours, the mercury plunged to four above at Minot, N. D., in the early part of the day. At Devils Lake it was 3 above. Fargo, which had a temperature of 18 above, reported snow with roads blocked. In the vicinity of James- | town, where it was 10 above, the roads j were choked with drifted snow. Sioux Falls. Hit by Hard on CALLES BANISHMENT “WILL BRING PEACE" Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico, via Douglas, Ariz., March 6.—(?)—Arturo Valenzuela, brother of Gilberto Val- enzuela, ‘Aexican presidential candi- date, in a statement issued here de- clared that if former President P. Elias Calles is banished from the country, and “legal operation of gov- ernment without the interference of assassins” promised, leaders will agree to amicable scttle- ment of their differences with the Mexican federal government. Good also for croup (spas- | sumed the portfolio of secretary of modic) and troublesome night coughs. Ask for it. Sold everywhere.—Adv. war, and is directing military oper- jations against the revolutionaries, revolutionary | Former President Calles has as-/ Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gray are par- ents of a son born Sunday at their home. Hi * * * } Miss Maybel:: Stenrud, superin- tendent of the Deaconess hospital, has returned from a business trip to Fargo. * * * Mrs. Frank Rothschiller, who {underwent an operation yesterday at making a satisfactory recovery. x * Stanley Lanktree was honor guest at a party given at the home of his aunt on the occasion of his birthday. Games and dancing supplied enter- tainment for the ‘evening, and a luncheon was served. * * * Honoring Mrs. James McLeod (Beulah Sawtelle). who returned last week from a wedding trip, Miss Cath- crine Opitz and Mrs. Frank Lock- beam entertained at the home of Miss Opitz. Bridge was played at five tables, and score prizes awarded to Mrs. T. P. Heisler and Mrs. "L. J. Borkenhagen. A gift was presented Mrs. McLeod. | eR OK Mrs. Lewis Lyman was named head of Mizpah Shrine No. 1, White Shrine of Jerusalem, at their annual elec- tion Monday evening. Other officers are, W. Sh., Dr. A. O. Henderson; N. Ph., Mrs. Cora Swanson; Scribe, Mrs. Claire Leonhard; Treasurer, Mrs. Agnes Lang; W. Ch. Mrs. Ethel Hunke; W.S., Mrs. Flora Hughes; W. G., Mrs. Tena Smith; and Trustee, I. G. Iverson. The Day in Bismarck | | 2 House meets at 12:30; senate atl Omnibus budget bill anda bill to create a government survey commission on senate calendar. House to consider university and agricultural college budget bills, also $161,000 appropriation for completion of liberal arts building at university. Too Late to Classify rockers. Apt. 6, Person Court. or prone 753. Call mornings or eve- nings. | FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. Ev hing furnished. Close to capitol. ern home, bath adjoining. Call at ixth street or phone 619-W. the Mandan Deaconess hospital, i+; FURNITURE FOR SALE—Golden | Oak dining outfit, buffet and two: Call at 930 Fourth street. | FOR RENT—Furnished room in mod- | .~.1E BISMARCK TRIRUNE Temperature Drop and: 26-Mile Gale Discomfort City Whipping a light snow about the city all morning, a 26-mile-an-hour gale from the northwest today brought Bismarck a gentle blizzard. After soaring to 51 degrees above zero yesterday afternoon, the mer- cury dropped to nine above this morning, bringing discomfort to thin- clad Bismarck with the quick change. The howling wind and snow failed, however, in their effort to ruffle the good humor of Old Sol, who con- tinued to beam on the city all day. The wind will have subsided by nightfall, according to weather offi- cials. North Dakota will be partly clouded tonight and Thursday, with a slight drop in temperature expected tonight. Good weather is promised for to- morrow to fight fans who will come to the city to see Russie LeRoy, Far- go, and Lee Cavanagh, Bismarck, stage their 10-round scuffle. Other temperaturcs in the state this morning were: Devils Lake 2 above; Fargo 18 above; and Williston 4 above. Whale flesh was a_ recognized article of food during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. If you are afraid to have teeth filled, extracted, or worked upon or If you have been hurt or abused by other dentists, go to Dr. Hibbs. He will prove to you (there is a difference) that it can be done witaout pain. The highest class and quality of dental work. 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