The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1930, Page 8

NeW SHEET SHOPS a FARMBOARD AGENGY (2a nese ) fm. . sons Burn » — PALAGEINCAFES OF |T'0 Death in Rooming House PACES WHEAT LOSS AS COMPANY 1 AILS noticia seconds of the Minnesota jpbtained the space i e erect ss hea ret show 800,000 bushels of grain is in Kellogg and H. A. Mur. ‘ mall Girls Victims of Six- ™ ow ar 103,000 Bushels’ Ownership in |cievator. “She Secretar geen te Besin' ompans. Doubt as Minneapolis Firm Story Block Blaze this stored gra Weight of Catholic | ONE MAN UNACCOUNTED FOR Pag ee Haiti Anti-U. 8. Body ‘ship of 103,000 bushels of wheat pur- ai aia Flames Spread So Fast Firemen| [am » romp AB cl a ee Sauk othe “ea = cee - corporation, ie l- “. Have No Chance to Check er mam oar Sax tn cout todiy.|- Ne Tas lexander Legge of the}°hureh in Haiti today was thrown Conflagration tarlly ‘petition in’ benkuptey” Gf ins | federal farm board, however’ quote | With the opposition groups seeking {in dispatches from Wi as| independent legislative elections and | saying that the corporation will sus-|termination of American occupation tain no loss as a result of the tangle| in the island republic. in the affairs of the local grain com-| The Hoover investigating commis- Pany. Approximately 100,000 bushels | sion visiting Archbishop Conan and | of wheat were stored in the com- Bishop Legouaze were told that the Pany’s warehouse, bishops of all Haitian dioceses, after 1 G. Grant, in charge of the grain| polling their priests, had decided they department of the railroad and ware- | had no alternative to participation in house the effort of the people to obtain ; commission, declared today : Pany’'s elevator, reeiie 4 that receipts issued in the name of a| their freedom from dictatorship and |. The Continental Gra! Suse Wa M warehouse company that does not/|to reestablish popular government. Mrs, John “Dingbat"’ Oberta finds | Minneapolis has no connection what-| own the grain covered by the receipt| ‘The declaration was unprecedented the wife ‘of fan une /°ver, With the Chicago girs engined are fictitious and that any loans ob-| here and was given more than ordi- being ms Sn ae oka uaa sau etter and i oaneeatitp | amen on such receipts are without | nary significance since, according to ous Chicago hoodlum, was shot re- lor in any other way between the two} sfiaee: gone No Formal Lease nd tnd tort cae recently. Her former husband WAS | firms, according to officials of the lo- “In case that the farmers’ na- “Big Tim” Murphy, also a notorious | cai company, tional grain corporation leased space » who was shot two years ago. The Minneapolis Tribune, in a story | and placed grain in it the ware- rman as a! rah ‘owe | Three Men Believed ” he said, “except on request the farmers’ national grain cor- Poration.” 5 information was| Kearny, N. J., Mar. &8—(P)—Three icated there was but that the grain river, Another member of when he leaped into escaped men were believed to have met death | and swam ashore. George and Christo Preparing to Open at New Location Tuesday Morning Now Become A | Radio Expert jational Grain cor- Poration, delivered for it at the eleva- tor and warehoused in the name of the Farmers National as owner. The wheat is still in the bin at the Conti- nental company elevator here. Y The new Sweet Shop is preparing to move from its present Main avenue location into the newly-fitted cafe which the owners, George Christo and ipany filed the petition in the United States district court here Friday by order of its board of direc- tors. The wheat, valued at about $120,000, was recently purchased with government funds under the federal Now is the time to enroll if farm aid act and stored in the com- ning with the fall radio giving satisfactory radio reception tons pay from $30.00 to $40,00 per Write today for details concerni ing in FARGO about April first to BOX 1064 shop Nils Lovin, the contractor, has been making alterations in the basement and on the street floor to fit the place up for restaurant purposes. These were all but completed today. ‘The interior hias been set up with booths and fixtures by the Midway Woodwork company of Minneapolis, which also fitted up the G. P. Eat shop. Every feature of the cafe is of hip. The 34 booths are in walnut finish, cach containing « table with decora- tive top, leather cushioned seats, Panel mirrors and art electric lights. Arrangement of Cafe Floor These booths are set off from the front of the cafe room by an angled * their . arch and panel. The front section 5 of the floor is given over to the soft 3 drink fountain, radio and candy Cases. | the central pcAtion of tween the booths and back of it is the side series. The horseshoe is fitted with storage cases for ing cream, butter and like su ment and are in a sense its em- Ployes. Archbishop Conan made clear he had no personal feeling against | President Louis Borno. a FARGO, N. DAK. DAY tric ceiling lights set in ornamental base decorations. small, narrow red district, was suerotemnreetion The walls are.cov- | estimated at from $75,000 to $100,000 ered in a fancy type of paper. In the] by fire 3 rear of the room is a balcony and a Mountain Youngsters In Hoover’s School struction and fitting. 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