The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1929, Page 9

aod f Masons to Carry on Week’s Campaign to Get Building Funds — | Searens days at ue Mein? of Mrs. - isi a n's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. With a decision reached to con-; Sehwih, snes ei tana tes ee tinue construction work on the Ma- sonic temple here, members of the lo- cal Masonic order will launch a drive for building fands beginning October 14, it has been announced here. The building committee voted to continue the work after examining reports of contracts on costs and fi- nancing of the remainder of the structure. The drive will continue for one week and committeemen expect to, gather ample funds for finishing the | building. Work will begin the lat-| ter part of the month, according to present plans, Three More Blocks of Paved Streets Added | With 18 blocks of paving already under contract and part of it com-!| pleted, the city commission last night awarded contracts on three ad- ditional blocks and received a peti- tion for two blocks of pavement on) First street northeast between Sixth znd Ninth avenues, A call was issued for bids on an- | ether block on Fifth avenue north- | cast from Main to First street to be | i opened November 6. The commission received a report from Chief of Police Charles nolds indicating the police depart- ment had received 16 calls for police nid during September. But three ar- rests were made during the month. A report from C. tered the weight of 1,187 50, Coal led the list of commodi- ties passing over the scales. were 1103 loads. Burned Span | Restored By Hustling ' Workmen Regular train service has been con- tinued on the north branch line out of Mandan with repairs completed on the Fort Clark bridge which was de- stroyed by fire Monday night. Bridge crews called out to restore the structure worked constantly until the break was repaired. Piling of the old bridge and all remains of the old span were removed. road crews, J. H. McCall, road- when damage occurs. DR. SHORT TO SPEAK Dr. Francis B. Short of New York | City will appear at the First Presby- | terian church this evening in an ad- dress dealing with affairs of com- munity life, He is vice president of the J. C. Penney company and has addressed many civic groups through- oui the nation. CARS COLLIDE ON MAIN Damaged fenders and running boards resulted from a collision be- tween a truck owned by E. Dutton of Huff and a small sedan driven by A. Lahren at Main street and Second avenue northwest this morning. Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. J. A. cock of Glendive, Mont. * * * Miss Maybelle Stensrud, superin- tendent at the Mandan hospital, has gone to Fargo and Min- neapolis where she will visit for a month. ee & Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodwin, Mar- shall, Minn., who have been guests at the home of Mrs. Goodwin's sister, Mrs. E. J. Conrad, left Wednesday for their home. eke * Mrs. Mary Mathys, Arcadia, Wis., who has been visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and ——_—_—[=EEEwee eee PALACE Last Time Tonight iit . Fr is ey: | ‘A. Sakariassen, | city weigher, showed he had regis- | loads | which passed over the city scaies | last month for an income of $118.-| There | Pennington | heve as their guest Mrs. M. J. Han- | | :: MANDAN NEWS :- | for her home. Mrs. daughter, who have been spending eee Victor Mattson and_ small i | i | | | | | ARCH. t CANNES ITT TLE Bulova Leadership Bulova leadership is a style leadership—always the first to grasp style tendencies and inter- pret them. f Bulova leadership is a quality leadership representing the high- est attainment of the watchmak- ers’ art. Bulova leadership is radio lead- ership with a nationwide hookup telling time rightly, in 12,000,000 homes. Bulova watches have sales leadership as they are the bir- gest selling wrist watches in the world. Bulova watches sold in Bis- marck by F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler Marguerite ' ‘ Wednesday for Min- Mrs. C. G. | neapolis, Duluth, and Grand Rapids, Mathys, left last evening | tric, where they will visit relatives | for two weeks. | morrow for Dillworth, Minn., to visit pr ‘tends for a short time. * * * Mrs. W. A. Grams and daughter xe * Honoring Mrs. M. J. 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