The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1929, Page 3

MANDAN NEWS JOHN P. FISHER IS GIVEN $1,750 AWARD Suit of Fred Mees Against Matt Grewer, Mandan, Begun Before Judge Pugh John P. Fisher, claiming he was the adopted son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Fisher, was awarded a consideration of $1,750 from the Fisher estate in a settlement made outside of Morton county district court yesterday afternoon. Fisher had brought suit against the Fisher heirs and the case had been started before Judge Thomas H. Pugh, Dickinson, yesterday. Fisher, though not legally adopted, claim he had been ratsed as an adopted son by the Fisher family. Dr. Fisher committed suicide a year ago and his wife died a few months later. Dr. Fisher left no will, nor did Mrs. Fisher, and the property went to Marie, Edward, and Arthur Stein, niece, nephew, and brother of Mrs. Fisher, upon her death. Fisher claimed that Dr. Fisher had made a verbal contract with him in regard e a according to Norman R. Hood, op- erator. Members of the men's and women's quartets who sing Sunday will present Presbyterian church Christmas it is announced by Rev. Gilbert Stewart, pastor, who is in x Sunday's program will consist of a group of old-time religious songs. The Mandan station now is operat- ing from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. and from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m., it is an- nounced by Mr. Hood. Airport Plan Backed By Roberts in Speech Before Mandan Lions Mandan was urged to speed up steps being taken toward establishing of a municipal airport, in a talk given be- fore Mandan Lions, in weekly lunch- eon meeting yesterday, by O. W. Rob- erts, Bismarck, federal meteorologist. eve, w. and growth of aviation in the United States makes it imperative for cities throughout the country to build airports. He explained how the in- creased flying is affecting work of the | weather bureau. “Weather conditions | must be known to flyers, and we therefore must get our s out j quicker,” he stated. He predicted that ; Weather messages soon will be sent by a cantata, “The Herald Star,” at the | 4 C. V. Caddell, C. G., A. O. Henderson, Ripley, recorder; Rev. 8. W., W. Nelson, J. W., E. A. prelate; E. W. Miller G. W. ee ee * * Marian Means was hostess to Waco, Tex., Dec, 11.—(NEA)—Wil- lard Wigley, Waco merchant, valued | iS affections of Mrs, Florence wis- | ley, his. former wife, at one million i 1 Miss Lena Stovner, R. N., has gone to Eau Claire, Wis. for an extended been employed at the Deaconess hos- a a Mr. and Mrs, | Roberts explained that the steady | Nye for about two months. see ‘regular meeting this afternoon. | a2 the Ralph W. Keller home. ‘Schamber President Of Mobridge DeMolay Mobridge, 8. D., Dec. 11—The Mo- ‘pridge chapter, Order of DeMolay, nei De Mrs. Frank Dow was hostess to ; Members of the War Mothers at their | Mrs. W. R. Keller has returned i from Fargo where she was a guest at one of the most colorful domestic tangles in Texas in years, featured by two divorces. | Crespi, then a resident of Waco, met and wooed Mrs. Wigley while on @ Mediterranean tour two years ago, so Wigley claims. love Mrs. Wigley as “my little wife to be” brought about their separation and suit for divorce. On Nov. 5, 1927, the Wigleys were divorced, Wigley being awarded their two children and his wife getting all their community property. On the game day and in the same court, Crespi and his first wife were di- ‘ virced, @ handsome settlement being ‘dollars but a jury here has just |. Placed a price of $10,000 on them. This is of visit with relatives. Miss Stovner has | 4. Le lion doltars? formerly Mrs. Mrs. Florence Willard Pio Crespl, TEXAN VALUED AFFECTIONS OF HIS WIFE AT MILLION DOLLARS |<: ae Were her affections worth a mil. Crespl, Wigiey, is shown here with her present husband, who was made defendant in unique Texas heart balm suit. ing amicable relations between Wash- | able activity today. The mouth to! t ington and Rome. Crespi admitted the love letters and telephone calls to Mrs. Wigley in a deposition read to the trial jury but said they were to keep Mrs. ; Wigley informed on cotton market | imately $30,000 damage was caused to the buildings in the block. The Odd Fellows, Woodmen, and Sons of Jodges and auxiliaries lost all Loss to the Service store was about $15,000 and to Hogan's; restaurant about $5,000. | Other places damaged included Haagenson's ready-to-wear establish- ment; Getchell’s Quick Print Co.; | offices of Field and Be: and Lindy’s Plane Shows = -nger., 204 snott ‘Feminine Influence’ |= Washington, Dec. 11—(P)—A no- ticeable “feminine influence” upon the appointments of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh's sturdy blue and orange Announcement E On Thursday, Dec. 12ti?* we will open the “Baby Gif Henry Nelson, attorney, the Way stores. Agricultural Agent At Mobridge Resigns Mobridge, 8. D., Dec. 11.—L. C. Lip- Port, agricultural agent of Walworth pholstery added to what were cockpits of the plain military type, and better protec- tion afforded against the windstream. Also the exhaust pipes, have been led into a “stack,” carrying the fumes from the engine well behind the pas- Shop” at my home, 21. Mandan street. Little will be given away free county for about eight years, has re- |= signed his position to become. agricul- : tural director at large in the Indian Field service. His resignation be- comes effective Jan. 1. }. Mr. Lipport has taken an active in- \terest in the annual Walworth county fair and in the Northern Corn Show as well as playing a large part in de- | veloping the agricultural possibilities | of the territory and those with which jhe has come in contact. MOUNT ETNA ACTIVE Catania, Sicily, Dec. 11—(%)— ;Mount Etna was showing consider- \ i the northeast emitted smoke andj cinders while the central crater gave forth sulfurous fumes. DON'T COUGH UNTIL WEAK Just a few doses of Foley's Honey death. Secale anit See a iasaeetal radio rather than telegraph and let- ‘ter, as at present. organized recently, with six of the of Hofflund, N. D., and Edward is a lore Mandan resident | qatoberts also explained how 'U. |S. | members from McLaughlin. Sul Mt Fred ‘Mees against Matt Weather bureaus operate in his short | ind ila Gite Mandan, was tn progress be-! kee lt a dinner ee cmte sal F af indan's Lions tonight will enter- tor inci = fore Judge Pugh this morning. Mets tain their wives at a special banquet jlowing the institution, Other officers a block man a co neapehe| Meeting at the Lewis and Clark hotel. |are: Kenneth Clark. senior councilor; ‘Threshing Machine ena oeh a ¢, The dinner is set for 6 o'clock. Roy ‘Donald Robison. junior counclior; Morton county district, th a sar ‘i iat Dow is in charge of the program and |Guy DeVany, scribe; James Parkin- Oa ea a esta’ concern, | Di... G. Smith, club president, is ex- ‘son, treasurer. agent for the : ineapo! ra + pected to preside. The advisory committee selected P : owes him a sum of money as commis- | \from among the Mobridge Masons is! nighted by the Italian government | The fire started in the basement of | Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold sions on sales made in the district in! g__-__. comopsed of V. M. Graybill, chair- for distinguished service in promot- | the Northwest Service store. Approx- | at all drug stores.—Adv. Pebattae otc ‘| Personal and man, W. P. Jones, Martin Schamber. On the witness stand this morning, - es Paul Mees said he and Grewer had mate | Social News of ah an Freeman, x an arrangement early in under 2 8 | 4 jonial for which the two would split net profts | Mandan Vicinity \ peed posters eis by the on sales made through sub - dealers orn seen: colar Devcon recto SeCUTE OY nes eS ary eed | Louis F, Smith was named com- | institution. j re three sub-agencies i Nor receive his |™mander of Couer de Lion Command. | Preceding the evening's activities Share of the profit from sales made |°"¥- Knights Templar, at the annual | the entire group wes a through these dealers. clection Monday evening. Other of- | sumptuous banquet by the mothers ficers elected were, Otto Bauer, Gei jot the new members. ‘Alleged Liquor Still Brings Arrest of Two Farmers South of Huff ‘with 28 members as a nuclous, was | and Tar Compound give ease and | | Quick relief from persistent, weaken- ‘ing worrisome coughs. This reliable Williston Burns Down fm, gemuices honey with other julcent honey with other moved from Waco to Dallas, where m Burns | Yaluable cough healing ingredients, they now reside. He has been a cot- | leaves @ soothing coating on the irri- ton broker in Texas for 20 years and’ Williston, N. D., Dec. 11.—()—Loss | tated air-passages, loosens and raise is reputed to be worth several million | of $75,000 resulted from a fire which | phiegm without effort, clears away dollars. He is also the owner of a | destroyed the Odd Fellows block and | throat irritations, permits rest and large Italian-American newspaper, | damaged its new addition and Kassis| sleep. Sedative without opiates, published in New York, and was | variety establishment early today. mildly laxative, reliable and effective. conditions, Wigley filed suit for alienation of tections. ‘Shortly atter their marriage, cres- |Odd Fellows Block in pi and the former Mrs. Wigley re- | 25 eunces tor 25 | Efficient ie ee MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT e eo DEEP PRICE CUTS i) In Every Department { € We still have quite a large stock of splendid high class goods on hand which must be sold at some price, Fixtures also. Everything must go. ONG” BUSI Do your Christmas buying at this store and save a lot of money. Silk and wool dress is, table linens, fine blankets, auto and couch robes, floor rugs, bed spreads, silk hose and hundreds of other items going al about one-third of their real value. Starts Tonight Also Thursday 2:30-7 and 9 p.m. John and Simon Koch, brothers who were operating a farm along the Missouri river about 20 miles south of Mandan, today were in the Morton county jail in leu of $1,000 bonds each, awaiting hearing on charges of having a utensil in their possession for the making of intoxicating liquor. The two men were arrested by fed- eral agents, and Henry R. Handt- mann, Morton county sheriff, and John Handtmann, deputy, yesterday mornig. Sheriff Handtmann said this morning that a 40-gallon still, found in the river bank on the farm, was confiscated by the federal agents but that no intoxicating liquor was found on the premises. Bonds were set yesterday by Charles M. Sheen, Mandan justice of the peace. Preliminary hearing for the farmers was set for Dec. 18 before Justice Sheen. The men offered no resistance to Men’s All Rubber 4 buckle arctics, s $1 .98 best quality ... 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Priced for quick closing at $6.95 to . $5.98, $3.98 to LADIES’ HATS, some very nice styles, of real quality, in felt and velvet. We price hats worth $5.00 to $10.00, Munsing Union Suits ‘ officers, according to the sheriff, who said he believed the men are former residents of Burleigh county. They have been at the farm south of Huff only a short time. Mandan High School _Has Begun Debating Debating has begun in Mandan high rehool, it was announced by J. C. tendent of Mandan . i It is worth $4 if Talking Piclure Fox Movietone, The Circus Drama of 1,000 Thrills — and Janet Gaynor’s Voice the Biggest Thrill of All! .. ... at Hall’s Drug Store. presented on or before Tuesday, December 24 Boys’ and Girls’ Warm mitts and gloves. Big values at 10c 5c, 28¢ to... eee a) Men’s Dress Arectics sigh top, best grade. ais, $2.39 Boys’ Rubbers oe to nee 39c Pree] Boys’ Good Shoes And oxtords, priced to see 2243,91.79 De eee] Ladies’ Hand Bags eae $2.98 pee 98c [fee eae) Dressed Dolls nat Me aly ‘ ic Ladies’ Slippers Best styles and colors. Worth $5.00 to $7.50, now [lomceeeenresee cere] Ladies’ Holeproof Hose Full fashioned, best col- 135, mw 91.29 $1.95, now aes, Flannel Shirts For men, fully worth tow’... 91.98, La Men’s Winter Caps and fall caps to close, For dresses and coats. row $248 0 49 Some Very Special Bargains Axminster’ Velvet Rugs, worth $25.00, now . $13.85 | Pure Wool Blankets, worth $12.85, new .. Auto and Couch Robes, worth $6.50, now ow Men’s Dress Shoes Finest kid and calf skin. #750, now 93-98 $7.50, now EES aaa Ladies’ Fine Hose Odd lots, of silk, rayon wo to gg 39c Men’s Dress Oxfords Fine calf, black pelea. or tan Men’s Sweaters Pure wool, best styles. Values from $6.50 to Fine heavy fleeced, reg. $1.98, to close $1.29 Men’s Dress Shirts $9.85, Fast color, good styles, 69c ee regular $1.25 value, now . Flannel Shirts For boys, fully worth $1.98, Men’s Work Mitts Horsehide, knit 59 c wrist 85c, now Boys’ Union Suits reg. value $2.85, now Boys’ Winter Caps and fall caps, to close teete........ 19 EE Silk Dress Goods Crepes, georgettes, sa- tins, worth $1 to $3, now $1.49 to 49c Table Linen 72 in., bleached, worth $1.25 to $2.98, now $1.49 to .. 63c Men’s Rubbers low, medium and storm front to close at 79c Men’s Necktie Sets Fine quality tie and cuff links. ns: now Men’s Dress Shirts Imported broadcloth, $1.48 ‘rem. value $2.48. now Men’s Kid Mittens - Dress elastic a $1.25, now 75¢ Men’s Holeproof Hose Pure thread silk. The Men’s Handkerchiefs Fine silk, linen and cotton, cr fancy boners fr quck al 98c and . Ladies’ Underwear Munsing make vests, bloomers, step-ins, etc. Worth $1.00 to 69 Cc $1.25, now .... 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