The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 28, 1929, Page 3

mo = THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, "] * —BARBERRY BUSHES, ier Grats ares Quantity of Butter WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. 28, 1929 Fargoans Tear Ui Cadieux, W. A. tatiey, Ru- . ; Madore, ‘ Traffic Tags ba UNIT ED WORKMEN 10 gla ic ark ag Seiten ing fall Tories Sei a e town. inald Hart, England; Leslie Re” Re, Don’t Visit Judge Both meetings will be held in the Smith, British Columbia; Albert E., 8 MEET AT JAMESTOWN Knights of Columbus home. ‘Local Fargo, N. D., Aug. 28.—Fifteen bi Leess New ee Hugh z Fargo, N. D., Aug. 28.—Continuing officers expect that a crowd of close | aliens were sentenced to 30 days|Johnstone and Alex Gray eagee HEAR YOUNGQUIST AS Scotland; August F. the iT fi to 1,000 will attend the first night's | in Cass county jail when th E lators, whe hsaget Sid igi session and that many lodges will be | pleaded guilty in ede 1 court here many; and Alex Thomas, Quebec, or pay no attention to their warning, Tepresented. The first meeting will|today to charges of illegally enter- | Canada. . M. W. Murphy, city attorney, today be an enlargement of a meeting of ing. Jad thle States. ie . At any rate, Mr. Scott appeared in justice court in that town yesterday, BEY OES 4 th i is said e announced that warrants for 17 Far- le Pioneer district of the A. O. U. S. department of labor uri is said to have the lowest Farmers of State Are W: Pleaded guilty to a charge of steal-| Four Leading Attorneys of State coans will be issued unless they ap- | ner: | W. which the two Jamestown lodges probably institute deportation | BFoperty tax levy of any state, ‘ate Are Warned ing 65 pounds of butter and drew a to Add Valley Cit Pear immediately in police court. Officials Expect About 1,000) secured at the meeting of the district Proceedings st them to return| = to Be on Lookout for Rust- {sentence of 30 days in the me Vers beled drivers took heed ef ike wutgmobile! Members to Attend Meet- | parade’ initetine of saneerine., Althem to their native countries, ac- ie Boaring Shrub petal ealthe gravida — rant warning in July is shown in the ingon First Night candidates, address by “a Fargo] trict tttorney. neers Oe & dis Ask. f ae a the ete sry ane ee) thie Toe ea drop y feeats of el led se is ioe eae propia” Those who were sentenced today 2a Fi .N. D. . | loadin, latform and sul juently » N. D., Aug. 28.— 0 report, the 17 announced to- ber gee ning’ 5 a Ai ing rine ‘of Sino tarpery s arrested by Deputy She: sito) A. Youngquist, attorney-general of |day being the negligent oncs during | Jamestown, N. D., Aug. 28—One of | The second evening will be devoted | fe ,Wm. Bauer, Aime Champagne, Frederick Hamilton, Lucien Laf- S i | 1 he lt st mectings ever held in the| to the monial of the Sheiks at ‘i i : Handtman. the state of Minnesota, has “been | July. In June there were 159 who| the largest mecting: are _ federal workers Whe meee, today by | "itndrew Chabot, Bismaick, admit-| secured ap ehlef speaker for the an- |failed to anew ucat the Police sta {State of lodges of the Ancient Order | which time neophytes for this or- |¢rrier» Adelard P. Landry, George F. uri Baged in a hunt for the host plant |ted he drove his car without lights | nual convention of the North Dakota | tion, of United Workmen will take place} ganization will be taken across the the spetae OE black: eee and was fined $100 by Police Magis.|State Bar association which will be [in Jamestown October 28th and| burning sands by the Fargo initia- held at Cits 4 * . ;29th, according to plans discussed| tion team assisted by local Sheik e SS Sea eee eae | Gat Taam Ee Compa HG o>) ts, is was eeaeeaen Oy onal Blaze on Oil Tanker in | ere’ vy Workmen officials. members. The initiation will be akeries east of Columbus, and in years of| Pat McCleary, arrested in this city; J0hn H. Lewis, Minot, 4 Florida Waters Fought days, the fit aay bein “aeented *9 ay tfeablalncl secure more moisture are credited by the|yesterday by Chief of Police Chris | coment to sapere Gh tke favivatioa — a be iueting “Of lodge gies ed H 9 ? K federal feld agents with being re-|Martineson, is held in the county jail| % bony mrt New York, Aug. 28—(P)—The fire |from within a radius of 128 miles of | Climax of ‘Party’ Is te i sponsible for the spreads of rust which jat Mandan pending charges of grand Se Seine ee which broke out in the fire room of | Jamestown and the second evening i i were prevalent in this area. larceny. It is alleged he relieved Program has now the tanker Paulsboro last night was |will be taken up by a ceremonial of Held in Police Court on men making the find were John |George Belew, Mandan laborer, of under control this morning and the | the Sheiks, the playground organiza- ig and Clarence Lockrem. The! $39.50, by four prominent attor- | American tanker Beacon Hill was|tion of the Workmen. Local lodge From Your Grocer As the aftermath of a “party” at ofa bushes were part of a hedge planted —— standing by, according to the Vacuum | officers are now makii rat the Martin Morrel home in Odense, 18 years ago, and had been cut don | Den mmers Would Take | for the tredey senor Gen wea | Onl Co. for these mectings, P| six men will appear in justice court several times, springing up cach fol- Ritchie, -Valley City, will speak on| Details as to the extent of the| Monday's mecting of Workmen of-|at Mandan this afternoon, ° If he cannot supply all your lowing year. A Place Among Elite) -autsry Law’; w. H. Stutsman, | damage or the cause of the fire had | ficers was held in the Gladstone hotel| ‘They are Mike Berger, Nick Ber- Capital Funeral bak , FAMIEIARITY With samt Mandan, on “Grain in Storage”; | not leat Haan <| by ae oil company, | and ae s attended by Walter Fearn, oe jee cue pelle ie Parlors ery wants, call at our ‘k V. . % owners of the Paulsboro. Fargo, y manager of the A. O. | Marks, and Joe Eckroth. ‘orrel, i RECOMMENDED BY MAYOUE Fares, ND Ase. 22 Seid | prices Pueeaaine: on ening |_ Tie PaWberd, owed by tie|Ur W. M.D. anderen at pire lta sald, setsod Ge eee Te ace 0 ase Ree shop at 314 Main Avenue. representing the grand master work- | as guests at a party at his home. The age.’ Houston, Texas, from New York, sent; man, Ralph Strom, Fargo, scribe of|men took the refusal as an insult The subject of Attorney-General Out 8 O S signels shortly after 11|Gizeh Mosque of the Sheiks, D. B.|and pelted Mr. Morrel’s home with 8 o'clock last night, from a point 292) Burton, district manager, Bismarck; | rocks and brickbats, and then took _ the traveling salesmen who make| “Mortgage - au co caechs Dabs Hada erated | argo a part of their tarrivoey lave Bangs, Grand Porks, on “Minimum | Vacuum Oil company and bound for county further emphasizes the need | Visiting cards permitting them to for careful survey and for individual | disregard the 60 minute traffic law? citizens to familiarize themselves with} Chief E. J. Madison says they the rust-bearing shrub, George ©.| should not. 4 Licensed Embalmer Phone—Day or Night—22 Jos. W. Tschumperlin Prop. Phone 1043 Purity Bakery Ye miles west of the Tortugas. The call | W. A. Bohn, district manager, James- | several pokes at Morrel, according was picked up by station WOE of the | town; A. H. Haut, Gackle, and W. 8.| tc information in the hands of Sher- the bushes in spreading rust are large. |traveling salesmen should appear be-| provision for children of delinquent | establish further communication with Mayoue said that the Burke county /fore the city commission and have| parents. her or with other ships in the vi- The convention will close with the bushes which have been destroyed will /that body give its decision on the cinity. bring the total for this year to well | question. Be past the century mark, indicating one} “When the question of granting A Polish colonization society has of the most successful scasons that/ parking privileges came up early|toastmaster. Prominent representa- | acquired a concession of 1,000,000 Mayoue, federal pathologist, said here| M. W. Murphy, city attorney, in all the opening day of the con- | Radio Marine Corporation of America, |Danuser, Mrs. Ernest Clark, A. R.|iff H. R. Handtman. today, when informed of the discovery, | letter to the Fargo Forum, says they age Lewis will be heard in | Which later reported the call had been a barberry hunters have had in late |this year and the visitors cards were of the Manitoba bar association | acres m ed PENNEY CQ years. printed I was instructed to enforce we at Mayoue pointed out that in a dry |should. the annual address of the president. | heard by the steamer American Press, year, such as this has been in many] The chief today suggested that in sanenkene ‘will an Later the Paulsboro reported her > sections, resultant damage is little, order to settle the question once and ze ial committee reports | location and that she was afire, but He credits the education of school |the 60 mi ‘king law and to UU children and better trained scouts! my best judgment ireiseuing visitors = 121 Fourth St. BISMARCK, NO. DAK. Phone 185 § with the large number of busheS| cards,” the chief said today. = " : which have been located, and which, | «1 have done this to the best of my = Pfunder’s Stomach 2 Tablets but in wet years the potentialities of |for all, Fargo business men and! will include safety regulation and |the local radio station was unable to as a result, mean a deereased number ability, keeping the interests of the of local rust-infection sources in the Fargo merchants in mind at all state. times. Whether the traveling men The largest find to date was near | ss. permitted to use visiting cards 5 ‘ ‘i le) auaniiers scneayy sntscuiba (OF not makes no difference to me ee e : of rust, found on grain for a number (personally, but ao far T have refused sof*gh tne cuvneey HALL’S DRUG STORE C OO a S~ ere of miles, was traceable to the bushes. thf" Citetay was intended for the | dee 5 .,Napol- 1g ‘Third and Broadway ®@ SURVEY SHOWS CFED farmer and the tourist. . 1. . 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