The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1929, Page 8

* 8 . ei at LEER HME i} a r' .. " L a! George P. inery, one of the city’s | day are gone, several still are here, | Kenzie, and several others. seven days on the road. | N INMATE WHO | Differene e Between ’ FUR FARM CONTRACTS| Devils ke Chinaman carly . pioneers, announced as he | among them being General E. A. Wil-| One of the most interesting incl-| “I have never been up in an airs +. ‘Loafer’ and ‘Layer | Accused of Abducting stopped in Bismarck today to vist iams, Captain I.P. Baker, Colonel C:B.| dents he recalls is the trip he made | plane and Z hope I wever shall” ty cs ye * i ends, | Little, Joe Dietricn, P. E. Byrne, J. D.|to Fargo from Bismarck by mule| said. He wil years old next ' 9 Will Be Illustrated Wedded Indian Woman ' “The city's cevelopment was much | Wakeman, W. L- Watson, of Mc-|team in February, 1885. He spent | Feb. 12. J pe slower than I expected, but neverthe ‘1 | (Tribune Special Service) 1 Valley City, N. Sept. 12.—()— | less it has grown to the thriving city j Washburn, N. D., Sept. 12.—C John Fhat, Chinese, and Anna Wilkie, | 1 pictured in my early days here. demonstrations designed to illust LAW OPINI N GAYS tstcoreee Indian woman, both of | _ The Minneapolis attorney lived here the difference between the “lave 5 Devils Lake, are being held here by ;ffom May. 1874, until June, 1887, and the “loafer.” as regards hens, will local police awaiting the arrival of | When he moved to Minneapolis, where eee e conducted in this vielnity by W.| 9 6 toned to the aeumaeny County, atierift, “Fost # pdt og ogee areal tye dairy i i Be- ericultural ci cc ny ontrac eres 0 j@ accused of abducting the woman, . No. 3953 Says His Mind Be Richest eames (17 i | Who is married. The couple were ar- | Alex McKensie, long North Dakota's came Blank After He Drank be con-| Public as an Investment rested at a local Chinese laundry ; Political boss, and that of Mrs. James 3 :S.R Cc Under L | vesterd: J. Hill, wife | f the prominent railroad i Some ‘Calgary Beer Sept omes Under Law | pi oe builder. John | 9 | While in Bismarck Mr. Flannery Most in anching contracts offered for sale PI EER DREAM OF jowned a section of property which is ti alates public by fur farms in North known as Flannery and Wetherby ad- alt i a come within the supervision | dition now. ees re state security commission, At- | The pioneer planned to reminisce time pehral dui Morrie: Tiled | iwith old friends this afternoon and medita pinion rendered this morning. It will leave tonight. Though many of ¢ upon the request of John Gam- | |his intimate associates of the pioncer secretary of the commission. 6 " | ving the commission had jur- | George P. Flannery, Resident, such contracts were i r jammons notified fur| ere in 1874, Pleased With Better cheuer and Gamblers, Buy yeor hanting ; : in North Dakota to Local Development | cap with savings. t . Several companies raised ! lo he ‘WINCHESTER GAMBLES J Bae apestion as fo whether the board | Bismarck has developed just as T a is” eae - . 1 Vy: “The definition of the word ‘secur- |@reamed 55 years ago it would. Se1:00 8 rk ya ities’ is very broad. including ‘con- | ee — FT iter 16 f einen s, service contracts, preorganiza- ae a al 30 ] a certificates and subscriptions’”, | oe 4 ae a Fur Farm, Newspaper, Oil Com- inion reads in part. “It is, | os RANGER aoe ae ‘ therefore, my opinion that any con- ry * * . . pany and Automobile Con- | ; parr g : to the public Hunting Pass 3 j # TRAP LOADS ern: File Atticles a ment comes within the Hf a : ran (a 4g cern File Articles ms of the securities law and can- For sale. One of the best as tbe legally sold or entered into : ae f F a ney on of the securities hunting spots in North 4 apter 219. of the « Dakota near Dawson, j by cording t y ’ ote | I plies to t racts offered | "ON ae Z Nis FAAS B. A. 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