The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1929, Page 3

: MANDAN NEWS :: TRAINING SCHOOL'S , RESERVOR 91,436 Gallons of Water Drains From Leaking Concrete Basin Saturday ‘The state training school at Man- dan had a 91,436-gallon deluge Satur- and the big basin was not all of its liquids until about 6 0 Practically all of the water down into the low ball park. A sewer den carried the bu! the Heart river, and soaked into the ground of is pumped into the officials attempt to by pumping for ce: Gay. While it ng! et ogee what caused the deluge, believes that water seeped th: small hole in the bottom of for several months and that was augmented ee t size to let al nm from the e water sprang hill ‘about 50 feet below the reservoir is about 90 feet general level of the terra! school grounds. ‘With the pumps shut off. of! Saturday afternoon were hell the deluge and were forced stand by until the reservoir c: Tne school is not without water, i i A | aegeeeeee uy cording to McClelland. Ri tion work rapidly, the superintendent said, be- cause the school has many boys and teams and a natural dirt supply needed. ‘Outdoor Life’ Essay Describes Ceremony Mrs, Rose Heck, 79, Mandan Area Woman, Dies at Son’s Home Mrs. Rose Heck, 79, resident of the Mandan district for more than 30 years, died at 11 p. m. Saturday at the farm home of her son, Anton Heck, 19 miles northwest of Mandan. Suckey, Jr, and Nancy Cermack,|~ Mandan. Hebron Clothing. No. 2—Mrs. G. H. Leick and Edna Jung. Hebron Clothing, No. 1—Mrs. E. J. Shrum and Alina Neumann. Wild Rose Clothing—Mrs. Schmidt and Elfreida Braun, Happy Workers Clothing—Mrs. B. E. Higbee and gladys Hansen, Almont. Almont Clothing—Mre«. Jo~ Hooves- Mandan Cagers Meet For First Practice ‘for__Mandan high school’s basketball team were to as- semble at 4 o'clock this afternoon TLDWIGHT MORROW IS Of Indians at Mandan pinees Deener Si Indians from the Standing rigs who, during the through to be.” “Ponis is the opinion of Major A. B. ‘Welch, Mandan, noted friend of the e jan - ing received & copy of the October, cali i il I | Hl il iftet Of fe He i i F g i} if pt : z i (s 4 HH i . i i i i H id BEE atvid tl iu vad Hak i i [ it i H z f ‘ i é if ei EB e : EG Re s i i t é if &F 4 F iz fe i! He 3 i ke j | i é i r ii ‘ | * * ifr ihe. i all FE rd Hy i OFFERED EDGE POST Has Not Accepted Offer to Quit | Ambassadorship for Sen- atorial Toga Mexico City, Dec. 2.—(?)—! \ 90 persons inside one of the three| boilers recently installed in the) tiver station of the New York | TONIGHT STATION = GEORGE French & “Procol aehicrtesre’ "Staring. 5. Brownsell Winging Morenita Sizes for Women Misses and Juniors {Fhe very Ieee cost fahione on techitcd ep cost with s suggestion of s higher waistline . . . the vat with the very popular Viennet wrapped feent eo ¢ the cost with flatvering fur coller and caffe « every important feshion succes is chown in charming version . . . end priced, oo you would expect « ¢ ¢ lower hen, $9 0°49 50 | THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newtow, lows Welch Hardware Co. Associate Dealers: TONIGHT Also Tuesday and Wednesday THEATRE 2:80 - 7:00 - 9:00 P. M. Paris Night Life with the Kick Hear WILL ROGERS of a Wild Bronco! : 4 WILL ROGERS, funnier than ever, qualifies as the World’s Greatest Natural talking picture actor in a Comedy of Gay Paree. My jDindidby FrarkBORZAGE The Hub Clothing Co. Announce Their Opening Tuesday, December 3rd Come in and have a smoke on us and at the same time inspect our up-to-date clothing store. We will carry a complete line of work and dress clothes for men at amazingly low prices which include suits, overcoats, hats, caps, shoes, overshoes, sox, gloves, underwear, etc. Below are listed a few outstanding items which is an example of the money- saving opportunities which now is availa’ Leather Jackets These genuine horsehide 32 inch long jackets are especially made for rough service. Only ....$9.98 Blanket lined jackets, $1.98 Men’s Suits You will find these suits tailored from the finest fabrics and in the newest styles. Priced at $18.50 - $22.50 - $26.95 Work Shoes We specialize in work shoes for men including Goodyear welts and others. $3.19 to $3.98 Gift Suggestions Overcoats Style, quality material, warmth and economy is what you buy when you choose your overcoat here. ; $12.95 - $18.50 - $22.50 $26.95 Ties .....49¢-$1.50 Wool Sweaters ..... soccee ss B2M0-$6.50 The Hub 114 Fifth Street le to the people of this community, Overalls For men who desire to economize and still want the most for their money. We recommend this guar- anteed to satisfy overalls at only, $1.28, McKibbens Hats F and In. the. newest styles priced at $2.95 - $4.95 - $5.45 Work Shirts The biggest shirt values are to be found here. They are high in Tae and low in price. fast chambray material, only 75e Peper and flannel shirts BY cseseca hetahs - Oxfords Dress Shoes The newest styles, finest leather and in well known brands. These fine money saving shoes or oxfords at only $3.98 - $4.98 - $5.98