The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1929, Page 3

Cee AON ACTED AE AE SORT HRD TY THE BISMARCK FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1929 mun Programs were enjoyed. "ibis was insufficient eine to ae, ne tain as cats tas PARAMOUNT TOGIVE | Testes rede" | Minot Architect Will | [Tm MANDAN NEWS 7y RAT EXTERMINATOR [== set | Submit Plane for N WANDAN CAGERS |gounty city are: Otto Bauer, John RELIEVES cry OF | Mrs. Mike McGingley, CHRISTMAS PARTY; lesa aha ent the sige doa : “eet i: Stee, Ce | PBSTS BY POISONING) Deed tn cauzoria| DECORATING URGED | if > MEAT Da =SPicrecseees)PSTSBUINRG) neti alone) DORAN ee a J Rodents Given Feasts on Dump, | Mike McGinley, who died at Los An-| Entries on House Windows and! Charles Scharf, Golden Valley bus- {,' . sen, Cleve Kennelly, Rol R. Lutz, iJ geles, Calif., a and $5 | iness man is a visitor in Bismarck. { Braves’ Passing and Shooting Iu" cuaks, Salscr Nekeaa:| Whereupon They Turn Up There Wedneatay, wis one of Dusin-| Exteriors Can Be Regis [| —— es ‘ \ Proves Too Much for Vis- er, Henry Newton, Bernard 6, HCE Toes Embaimed | OOSCieaioully ay geare Wy abo tered by Telephone tunes tiskions m Bene, Mott were | Professor Bowman, skilled iia iting Contingent \ Senin” o nee, ey. Russell, John — |months ago when the family moved — day. magician, performer | : + ell, It was the week before Christmas |to California Community — fonist, desires itments t ' — Sakaraessen, Henry Schultv, Dell C.|.04 in the house nothing was stirring, thar e. oe coeainttbans + Cee Pear Carl Kaz, Logan county auditor, ‘ = itscor:! Scothorn, Cecil C. Smithl, George vi pitioe Minton Hat Sea a fight |Splelman, John Shephera Guiser S (not even a rat, to paraphrase Clem-| She leaves her widower, two daugh-| plans and programs into perfection, | Was @ business visitor in Bismarck defeated Linton at basketball 21 to 9.|Stewart, John F. Sullivan, William|°%*, Moore, for the rat exterminator ‘ters, and @ son in California, and an-| All, however, have been pretty de- | today. ‘The game was played at the Mandan |Sullivan, Lloyd ‘Thompeon, Ed. A.| When ‘he got through none of the| nr ome enna Cinetnnatl, Ohi, | MEY ; iy | George Albrecht and W. 1. Fisch: | high school gymnasium. Tostevin, Walter Tostevin, William H.| Wnen he got h none of the One of the features indefinitely | . Ge .H. Pisch~ Mandan this afternoon was to leave | Vallancey, Harvey Williams, Oscar bbe led bags aed foe Tuesday, gee iver ae Nes i slaialaatisades ente [-- for New Sslem for a contest there |Morck, H. I. Lawrence, E. Salzman, herd id ee ot R MOUNTAINEER detticey -anged, There’ wall ek mii ; c » HT. 1 cleat chil- lefinitely arr . ere a oh ae } tonight, while Linton was to meet | and Charles D. Cooley. dren in revenge for declination of his free theater party for the youngsters | J. G. Odega: rd, manage: Bismarck at the Capital City tonight. — rat-relieving services. Tuesday forenoon, Washburn telephone com; ee Hq * » Opening at 10 ipany, is here Coach Leonard C. McManan 12-Piece Orchestra Bismarck’s rat exterminating all FARMERS FREED OF O'clock, at the Paramount. The dis- | today on business. ia: planned to take the following men to tribution of } Ret Been Shida Ted Euee| Gives Xmas jand bs the walghier hues, held at the auditorium in the after=| , Rev. dames Stanton eft this morn- eR - man, Byerly, Loyd Dietrich, Hecker,| At Church in Mandan j,, There colonies had existed for more ee ee Scere | ee re eee ee ee ee 7. ao Swanson, Hoffman, Saunders, and preerreny an & year, multiplying and spread- Friday, Chairman Eric Robert - ¢ Syvrud. ‘The trip was to be made bY/ An orchestra made up of 12 pieces, | E,UP town for depredations in the | a thorbers lay, mt Eeie| gan, Manning, stopped Were. Yester i automobile, with J. C. Gould, super- anaes airectinn a Ralph Law, wholesale grocery houses, the freight aia “SiR state tax pi Bon pent ad neue day on their way to California, ‘They \ q intendent of Mandan n Echols, and At Mandan, is. putting the’ finishing re = bth capt eel dury Accepts Hillbilly as Man} scusic will consist of selections by the | afe making the trip by car, and left Secanee ann: the squad. Principal, | touches ‘on @ religious musical pro- the depredations even Bodbneerd Supposed to Have Been | High school harmonica orchestra, the | this morning for Aberdeen. a gram which will be presented at St. ° | singing epaneh, MeMahan’s fears of possible | Sosepn's Roman Catholic church, eae Wee lle tees toa Tortured and Killed of Christmas songs by the gathering.| Dance to the La Plaza Seren- | hands of Linton dis-| sandan, Christmas. . “4 1 ders Saturday nigh th 1 Appeared in the first half when the| “ sembers selected by Mr. Law for |ve? leather appealed to them as — aders urday night at ie Braves outplayed their rivals and the church serine follow: First whippoorwill tongues to an epicure. Mountain View, Ark., Dec. 20—(4)— i} piled up a score of 10 to 3. Captain Violins—Adolpa Englehart, John Recently a representative of the/A jury's verdict has wiped away ‘The prize decoration committee is Wilfred Lillibridge, suffering from an Mushik, and Odelia B: sae 4 Pade exterminators came her andj charges of murder against four moun- not making the progress desired in injured ankle, played only 30 seconds. | violins Joe Martinik and L. Ran-|msade the city an offer to clean up/taineer farmers, whose chief witness! its attempt to induce residents to dec- A superior passing and shooting | dal; cello—Catherme Andrist: trum. the dump for $104 or, failing, to ask| testified he was the Connie Franklin game brought victory to the Mandan | pets—Archie Olson and Pat "Meyer: nothing for what he could accomp-/they were accused of slaying. club despite Linton’s veteran aggre-| trombone—arthur Erickson: clarinet |'ish. Thursday David McDonald,| The acquittal after a trial which! mere start has been made in entries, o ( gation, Frank Boehm and Byron! _ som Kontos; ‘and organ—Sister ‘Va. | Street commissioner, made a check up| added $8,000 to Stone county's al- Residents intending to compete need Spiclman led the victors in scoring, | jerig, . and declared the dump cleaned. So!ready heavy debt offered an expen-| not come to the Association of Com- cach with seven points. Spielman | “.n,, program will be given during | the bill will be paid. {sive answer to the question of the was playing offensive center though macs corvices at midnight and 10:39! ‘The exterminators use metallic pol- | identity of the 38-year-old farm hand Byerly did most of the jumping. Me- | ociock Christmas morning. son. ‘These are placed in fish, ham-| upon whom the defense based its! The prizes are in two divisions, one Mahan used 12 men in*the comtest. | burger, peanut butter, cheese, liver | case, jon residence: windows, the other on Gillispie and Vetter played the best Se * Set Ss d land canned corn, served in that or- Judge Halts Applause . house exteriors and lawns. They are The sum- rvices junday der over the required number of days.; 8. M. Bone, presiding judge, who/ $10, $5, $3, $2, and five of $1 each. the trial, 7] ¢ |when the menu is reversed, so that | estimated the cost of a F or Mandan Church; the rats, who are a cunning creature, | stopped = burst of applause after the G la Doctor Head New Rector to Speak may ‘not coaeeve ay suspicious sys- vat a, sated tie community to ahs edical Ai 8 "The effect of the Polson is to eat| when the man cepetret'es challenge eal Association usher and pass out the gift bags. THEATRE Friday and Saturday Matinee Daily 2:30 Evenings 7 and 9 4 Feldt, f 4g] B. Spielmi 3 i 2 2 3 0 PIs Byerly. g. ¢ 0 0-0 0; Rev. A. T. Besinett-Haines, newly ‘ I. Bpleiman, g... 1 1-3. 1| Sppointed rector of St. George's Epls- |Our the rats’ boller works and embalm /the story of Tilar Ruminer, 17, who! Crookston, Minn., Dec. 20.—(P)—Dr. Dietrich. g, ¢ 0 Ot 1] copal church, Bismarck, will give a |'"D- staughter houses about the city |trxianeg ee entre omer, had been|c. M. Adkins, Grygia, was elected ' Hecker, f ........ 0 0-0 | short address at the Christ church, | 17 nave teen cleared of the rodente| nape by nightraiders and pre-|president of the Red River Valley Lillibridge, g ry 0-0 0; Mandan, at 9 a. m. Sunday, it was sumably slain. Medical society at the annual meet- 2| announced today. and with a few operations around the] ‘The jury received the case late ing Thursday night, Swanson, c o 0-0 2 . {business section, the city will be con-/ wednesday night and its deliberation 1 Hoffman, g 0 0-0 +4 sidered relieved of the rat pest. od wal eke - He succeeds Dr. H. W. Froehlich, ‘ “ Saunders, f ry 0-0 0| CONNOLLYS EXPECT GUESTS beeen - an baat Aird ‘Thief River Falls. Dr. Syvrud, g ....4... 0 0-0 9! Guests expected at the home of ts id the 1d hardly afford oa ae “>: Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Connolly, E R beg neigh vos slash ‘Totals 9 3-117, Mandan, over Christmas are Mr. and will esiagay ti vl bene dollar secretary-treasurer eo eae | Mrs. J. P. Cain, Dickinson, and Mr. | sea datace oman thee “ADA aa ad Martin, 1 0-1 ©| and Mrs. Robert Sloan, Massachusetts, per capita for the trial as the last | wi. 0 0-2 brother-in-law and sister of Mr. Con- Y census listed 8.877 inhabitants. | Gillespie, ¢ 0 23 nolly. A murder indictment against a | Fogle, g. f 0 re ees ies man, a ee sed waged Vetter, 1 Qe ——_—- ‘ie jose on 5 ‘founger, Joe Haugse, .. 0 tat If Personal and | More Than Half of City’s Teach-| White. Herman Greenway, and Hu- Reidlinger, ¢ . 0 0-0 | -y | bert Hester, were freed from jail, but oe oS \| Social News of | ers Will Leave for Christ- | the iatter two were placed under ‘otal on . ol L i Referee, Kratz. '| Mandan Vicinity mas Vacation H Tuovox you've post- | Score by quarters: i a [Primers clita erin Ae | — ‘ a a i —. $ 13 7% 7b| Howard Ray Griftin, who is » stu- ee eee wee * poned your choice, the one — dent at the Shattuck Military acad- fr Bore : 46 Mandan Rotarians | Mendes to spend christmas with nis eh fused a Will Attend Contest |’ eee seer need never suspect it—if | Banquet at Bismarck | ,.“, i ro fepiecoastsinger nat prt sngr "- sve hot oe members of the Mandan | Legion gery Morris, who wil go to Tpewich. |orme'at Tee sent pitinuve mountain bee peop -o ore lar ay yar furnishings. i Forty-six rs jan | gery wi go [pst | Rotary club will be guests of the Bis D.; Miss alge —_ nady and For something about such marek Rotary club Jan, 2 at a ban- ‘ox ews 5 ‘quet given at the Grand Pacific hotel, a gift suggests months of Blamarck, to the winner of the reoent Webb attendance cont ween, wo cant : organieations, careful Preparation! And it brings 20 many months of Brothers «happiness. Entrust us with Bismarek, Ne. Dak. © your Yuletide problems 4 and you'll win praise as a ea ales ed ay thoughtful giver! Music by Oscar Strans composer of “The Chocolate Soldier” Farmer at Wing, Dies "James E. Walters, 89, © farmer liv Thureday night i i a | H fi [ Ee fl Hh fi 4 F ; cf ug as F i i and Morton rs Tablets, which viable reputation | itor Bi as ibutor fi fi an en Unite in the ft lave ‘ rug Store tell you about them, | ‘ F. H, Ffunder, Inc., 1914 Nic ‘ let Ave, Minneapolis, Minn.—Adv. The cooperation of citizens is asked in re- moving snow from the sidewalks of the residential section of the city. The snow has been removed from the sidewalks in the business district by the merchants, but a great many residents have neg- lected to clean the sidewalks in front of their a H iF SzISzO! : Ke ReEE Ft a i s EE i BE if Ba F ‘ i E i Se wore Som the homes. The board of city commissioners request f Buperior, Wi Oe that this be done at once, ‘The ordinances of the i Miss city provide a penalty for not removing snow 24 sl berg So Witoo: | employ D. B. C. graduates, of |Fire may ruin your plant, but hours after the ead of a storm. at St. Paul; Miss to | whomover22Shavebecomeofficers. |taxes never stop. Let the Use M. H. ATKINSON i z re if ) Watch results of D.B.C. AC- jand Occupancy policy of the TUAL BUSINESS training cone |Hartford Fire Insurance com- cloewhere pany pay your taxes until your plant is rebuilt. Be Insured Right Call on this agency to go over ‘ter. 3 Tt was said the majority of witness- the inquiry was to determine ransactions constituted r i Ff i : af i Be i ¥ if if i r rN Hh ‘fi ele i | i ; ' i FURNACE COAL i i Fzbee | i 2 ! E i i i f i ¥ fi f uy i tj i [ I i i F3 rE ! i il iE ! i ibis? Com: aT | Save 4 Lge toontd is the lest werd in ‘The convenience and were held at attaches Dickinson State Normal for 17 youns | ney’s offies, @ violent county: sttor= nose, ot 8 pres los than the leree temp price ke st people from over the Blops ares Wh0| 9: “dare’ ae tne a trial. Get in touch with your mesrest receive trom the high school | OM coaliead wee dealer. me and courses. ‘The county attorney’s office. Ou Ce, Yard Tudge ‘Thomas K Push was the leguign’ be intimidated, en ys Bagne—Themenes “eh Parintendent of pute intrusion fot |g jeu, nT Neon tnd Se wot > Temvi—Ed. Doble. By fi | | : i iter i |