The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1929, Page 7

a 4 ok hyd ipboe gc tite pet og -_—_—_--—————_ PTET REET) called on friends, | lap bags on his shoulder. Loc Bo: “certain illegal di ” of Robi- = @ They were driving ® new motor car | by the jadge what he int al Sone ast sion and was not reappointed when f City County Briefs j back for the nee Miss Farr in her ~ Toug! Salesmen his term expired. duties as secretary of the federal pred- A N t So T h | Waddle, he said, was not reappoint-| W. H. Hughes of Minot was in the | atory animal bureau at Billings. Miss re No oug: 3: ed to the Somerset postmastership | city Thursdey calling on his friend, | Farr formerly was @ newspaper wom- “because the patrons of that office did not want him and I have always tried to follow the policy of recom- mending persons who are qualified and whose appointment will be pleas- ing to the people to be served.” J. P. McCarthy. an at Miles City, where her father is one of the Milwaukee railway train dispatchers. ° cisaoafeitianinnee ¢ Some magazine salesmen may get “tough,” but they’re easy to “squelch.” So testifies Chris J. Martineson, | Bismarck chief of police, after a little incident which occurred in the police station last night. Harry Williams of Miles City, ace companied by G. C. Mapes, is in Bis- A. ©. Lee, former principal of schools at Wing, was in Bismarck to- esas “Sa —_—_ Sie ©. Schoelkopt | day for a et He wa ae route Ted Kitski, Mapleton, inn., resi- F of the ‘U. 8. r company office at for points in Montana, Washington, dent who came to Bismarck yesterday Barker Bakery Gives Minneapolis were in the city Thurs- | and Oregon, where he will visit. ~ to sell magazines and subscriptions, Prisoners Treat in day calling on the trade, as part of —————_ was arrested late yesterday following a | ‘* r a tour of the northwest territory. A NATURAL URGE reported “row” in a local restaurant.; Magic Entertainment Baltimore, June 28.—John Williams, “You want ny name—well, just try and get it. I won't tell you a thing,” Kitski challenged when questioned by the local chief. “I’m going. Give me ) my hat, you don’t expect to steal that from me, do you?” the prisoner snarled. “After a few more remarks like that, my patience had just about reached its limit,” Chris said this morning. “When we let him know what was what it didn't take long to get the information we wanted.” Kitski was fined $5 and costs by Police Magistrate John M. Belk. Mrs. Earl Farr, of Miles City, andj colored, stood before Judge Dennis on her daughter, Christie, of Billings,'a charge of repeated chicken theft. stopped off here, Thursday, on their! His last midnight sally forth for way back to Montana from a visit to| chickens found him carting five bur- Henry Gordien, of _ Minneapolis, gave an entertainment in magic at the state prison, Sunday afternoon, while on a business visit to Bismarck. He is the annual entertainer at the Barker Baking company's yearly din- ner Here and the entertainment at the prison was staged at the expense and through the courtesy of the bakery. Gordien is such an expert in sleight of hand that his repertoire in- cludes some of the tricks Harry Hou- dini made famous in his lifetime. |Southern Cross Hops Across Indian Ocean Patronage Extortion | ‘Is Denied by Robision Washington, June 28.—(#)—Repre-} Singapore, Straits Settlement, June sentative John M. Robision, Repub- | 28—(4)—Captain Charles Kingsford- lican, Kentucky, today made public @| Smith and his three companions ar- denial of the charge that R. B. Wad- | rived today in their plane, the South- dle, while postmaster at Somerset,|crn Cross, from Derby, western Aus- Ky., had been requested to contribute | tralia, en route to England. They to expenses of his primary campaign} covercd a distance of about 1,650 in 1924. miles. The flyers set out from Syd- ‘The charge was placed in the rec-j ney, N. S. W., Tuesday morning in Ord of the senate patronage investi-|an effort tq break the 15- day record gating committee by Chairman] between England and Australia of Brookhart, in the form of a letter] Bert Hinkler. Take life easy—Don't do your baking at home when we will do it better for you for less. You will like our cakes, breads, pies, cookies, rolls, etc. Picnic lunches and special orders given special attention. Home Bake Shop 212 Sixth Street ~ Phone 611 216 Broadway ; - nity. Speaks Grocery Specials for Saturday _, P. & G. Soap, ¥ 1 9c Hershey’s Cocoa, AES ABNERN is5 sai verevexawalionwusnens 14c Pineapple, broken, . No. 2 poet ORE 0° 80 0:00-0:00 ergy) = ranges, sweet and juicy, Cc 3 dozen oe tunity to save on your grocery needs for the “Fourth” . . . Red Owl Store, Mid-Summer Opportunity Sale. / , QDAVS 2 FRIDAY: WEDNESDA' JUNE 2R 10 JULY 3 Stone Grape Juice, per bottle ..........00 ene Fancy Bing Cherries, Fancy Dressed Spring Chickens All Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables Prize Packages . CRACKERJAC All 5¢ Candy Bars and Gums , AMBEROLLS ee Haein 20c “MARSHMALLOWS sxe > SWEET CORN yey Breed os. 15¢ sau 58 JOLLY TIME POPCORN ......... 2 cans 25¢ For Ath of July Poporn Ba BRER RABBIT MOLASSES *?" 29¢ CSARDINES [2.Ghs coer WRIGHT S Prjpce bottle vrevcreessssssssasesessssssnas 19c THE MARK OF QUALITY Brown & Tiedman All Phones 1400 All Phones 1400 Where Quality Counts Any Flavor, ZI EVE’S NECTAR 4 ounce bottle dbase Cees 23c CHIPSO FREE OFFER A Bar of Guest Ivory FREE with large pkg. CHIPSO for LIPTON’S Boy, 1-4 1-2-b, 45c ii MINUTE JELLY pun 3y 3 25¢ ~ a % Borden's Eagle, per 25¢, : : — CAN weseeee . POeeeeer Teer Tererer errr re rere errer rrr srr rr! 2 1 Cc Saturday Specials = AR I oeosecscsanarsinond Say Peters Mae dates. Rice Ghewine : KRAFT VELVEETA pas ib. 23¢ Lemons Bananas F SC.AP, Crystal White............ 1Obars37c NO ee... i ROYAL BARING BOER . eta ee es sassinsssnvsesioeness MMO AM « WELCH’S Grape Juice .. . pint bottle 29¢/f uilex tor washing, 2 5 c (ARCO COFFEE .............. pound tin 55¢|f waren wun i ; WBRIDIMEIR isis si5Ns Se peat ease sce Paper Napkins and Plates, 9c; 3 pkgs. 25¢ Pe. Peat pars 20c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES per Ib. ........ surge snk penta te RADISHES #22,o:0" ee the icici ss. 39c Corn, good quality, 40 c HE ORANGES wooer Sunkist, e SET lagi i aac Laoe Geek 3 LOZEN cevscsversscnseenponeresssensces y y, 40c = 3 CAMS ......eeeeee Debs aL Eee Malis aes = “ Red Pitted Cherries, 30 = TWO STOPES TO SERVE YOU 40c cans ...... 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DAK. sate 13 Homa Labels Plums Oranges Saturday Specials Oranges, medium large, juicy seedless, 2 dozen « Fancy Roasted Peanuts, 2 Ibs. for .. « Hilex, it’s a wonder, 2 25c bottles for Certo, the perfect jell assortment ..... Gold Dust, large size, only ...006 Sani-Flush (25c can), 2 for LIKE TO MEET Fresh, Nutritious, Wholesome! Right from our own abattoirs and warranted to be the best obtainable. Brenner Bros. A new shipment of those delicious Butter Wafers. Braw and Pyramid Wafers. This line is served in best hotels and trains in America. A trial order will con- vince you, Don’t Meat Department SPRING CHICKENS STEWING HENS fer--right in every Beef Pork Veal Lamb way. Phone and (Government Inspected) we'll give you COLD MEATS service, Let us suggest Hormel’s Spiced Pork Loaf -- Liver Sausage Richelieu Jam Made from pure fruit and cane sugar in following varieties, pineapple, peach, blackberry, red cherry. Don’t confuse this with cheaper grades, $1 09 e 5 Ib. 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