The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 6

ee ee wee eR a E92Y..SageeeaTee aatasEaeyaase. seacssesse< wi At tian adit nih that eee FE Perret as 2 e 8394..558 ‘HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1929 ! MANDAN NEWS f UNITS WILL APPEAR Smith with grand larceny. It is ex- pected a deputy from the Morton| ;county sheriff's office will leave to- | | morrow to return Smith. Mr ence swe” FOUR WHO TRICKED sions of the Groups Some time before the close of the | semester the three units of the Man- dan high school music edpartment. the band, orchestra, and glee club. will appear in concerts, it was an- nounced today by Earl H. Prall, in charge of the department Little attention, however. given to concerts, he said. Ed along musical lines consists more | was turned upon the carnival workers. | They were traced by the sheriff, and recently Smith was located in Grand Forks. He was arrested there at the request of Sheriff Handtmann. The complaint in the hands of Po- lice Magistrate J. E. Campbell charges AUTHORITIES WILL FACE NO CHARGES Officers Hore Choose to Believe! Olski’s Story of Reported Glen Ullin Robbery | Lillian Romer. man has a record. He has worked in lumber camps in Oregon and Cal- ifornia during the summer, he told authorities, ORDINANCE IS REPEALED Mandan’s parking ordinance, re- quiring all cars to be removed from the streets during certain hours to permit sweeping, has been repealed by the city commission. Members of the commission found the measure the books. Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity |! | Charley Zachmeier has returned to Mandan after a several weeks motor trip to Chicago and Kansas City. At the latter place he visited a former Mandan boy, Walter Romer. He was accompanicd to Mandan by Peter Olson, City Point, Mo., father of Mrs. | see Mrs. Oscar Morck, accompanied by | the home of Mrs. Barth's parents, Mr. | prices. | Norris, | commission, and Otto Bauer, member unnecessary and chose to wipe it from | of the commission. are in Valley City son will return to her home in Wash- ington next week. see Rev. and Mrs. G. LeRoy White, Bismarck, and Rev. and Mrs. F. G. Mandan, and the Mandan public school teachers will be honored at a reception this evening at the Methodist church, ** * C. D. Cooley, president of the city attending the meeting of the municipal leage. “* * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barth, Timmer, are parents of a son born Tuesday at and Mrs. H. 8. Freisz. ah ® J. B. Fredericks and daughter Ger- | trude left Thursday morning by mo- tor for Fargo where they will visit. x ee | A meeting of the Luther league will | be held this evening in the church | parlors. Used Car Clearance Sale. All | used cars at greatly reduced | fore buying. Steen-Marmon) See these bargains be- H TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine. Call at 600 Ave. D or phone 1537. FOR RENT—Well furnished two room apartment, gas range for cooking. Also garage for rent. 411 Fifth street. Phone 273, The Hazeihurst FOR SALE-—A desirable new modern stucco bungalow, oak floors, break- fast nook, fine fixtures, room fin- SPECIALS Luscious Pumpkin Pies Filled Cockics and White, Graham, Raisin Graham Bread All Kinds of Rolls, ete, ished in basement, basement an! plastered and partitioned. Well 1o- | aril} team, tonight at A. 0. U cated, stucco garage, immediate Possession. Terms $1000.00 cash, balance $50.00 per month, which is less than rent. Geo. M. Register. FOR SALE--A 1928 Essex sedan in good condition or will trade same for a smaller car. If interested write Tribune, care of Ad. No. 53. Christmas and New Year are ob- served the world over. Fresh, Delicious Bakery Food for Your Table Raised Doughnuts revenue frieght. Benefit dance, A. 0. U. W. W. hall. There were loaded last year on American railways 51,576,731 cars of 4 buying. -» 116 Second street. the practice and development of t ances. He further explained that the individual can n far more in the Practice session gree of execution is ¢ staging of such at Plans of the instruc band at all home foo! fall went amiss beca bers of the band por team and bi compelled to an excellent Practice, h Brilliant each unit, pecially is this revealed in th estra. The band :s the best in the history of the schooi. and splendid work has been done by the glee club. It sould have been ROBBER FREE FIVE MONTHS PICKED UP Charge of Robbing Skog Residence of $880 Thieves can't rob residences of Mandan and get away with it—not for a very long period, at least. A complaint was sworn out this morning against Art Smith, carnival; eC! attache, wanted here for an $880 rob- , bery of the Ole Skog home May 7 last. a Smith is in the Grand Forks jail | Gli and, according to reports reaching here, admits the robbery. On the night of May 7 Skog was absent from his home. When he re-| turned the following morning he dis- covered his place had been broken into. From all indications, the rob- bers had a key to unlock the door. ,; They ransacked the place, and a check-up by Skog revealed a loss of $880 in cash which had been secret in a trunk. Skog explained that o: dinarily he did not keep such a large amount in his home. He said he had expected to make use of the sum in a! few days and for this reason did not take the trouble to deposit it or leave it at a bank for safckecping. Shortly after the robbery suspicion SCHOOL-DAYS ARE -JOY-DAYS Ft FOR players rather than concert appear | of giving the ee y/ truth, POR OFFICERS HERE’ Smith Held in Grand Forks on! Four Glen Ullin men who are said | to have ‘amed” Charles Olski, re- puted card shark and professional ; gambler, will face no charges for al- | legedly duping officers, it was an- nounced this morning by State's At- torney L. H. Connolly. Inasmuch as authorities refuse to | charge Olski with the allege rob- j ead hei te of carrying | y as being nearer to the} The prisoner was released late yes- terday on bonds and is now taking it easy at a local hotel, pending time fs his hearing which has been set t 2 p. m., October 17. vols played poker with the four at Glen Ullin Saturday night and ,When the smoke had cleared away, he was the winner by a considerable margin. For some unknown reason, Olski refused to play without Barney Goetz in the game. When the quar- tet issued Olski an invitation to |continue the game Sunday night, he would not piay because Goctz was not there. according to his story. It was then that the four “framed” |him, Olski says, telling Police Chief 'Hermes of Glen Ullin that the Po- lander had held them up at the point of a gun. Hermes then set out to make the arrest. He found Olski in his room at | the Columbia hotel sound asleep with gun under the pillow, he claims. A search of the room revealed $500; {in cash, four checig: of $70 each and his pet card machine, used to mark cards. | ‘The chief of police hustled him off ; |to the Glen Ullin jail and put him | behind the bars. Anxious to rid the jtown of him, the quartet hauled | Olski to Hebron, he says, gave him $25 and told him not to return to Glen Ullin. But Olski had $1060 cached near | the town and he had no intentions of going away and leaving it. When he returned to Glen Ullin to get the jcached money, he was again arrested | by Hermes. 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