The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1930, Page 6

BY THE DUEMELANDS Story of Winter Tour Told to Club and Wives in Word and Souvenirs COMMUNITY CLUB DRIVEIN PROGRESS: Secretary Schultze Expects 100 or More Members in Man- dan Organization om of A drive for membership in Man- dan’s newly- Community club was in progress today. Henry C. Schulte was elected pres- ident last week-end at the organiza- tion meeting. J. K. Kennelly and F. -1C, R, Schultze were made vice presi- the president, announved, the doors of the den will never be closed on the ‘wives at the Monday noon lunch- eons, and their attendance gill be Peg i gE : : i 44 be g g BERS a i : | 4 it i i g rh if f aut al i ga H hely and secretary-treasurer respec: ively. ‘The three officers and H. L. Dah- ners, J. R. Fitzsimmons, R. P. Rippel, William T. Cummins, W. C. Tostevin, and Jake Lockbeam are members of the board of directors and special or- Ganization committee. As outlined the initial meeting, the club will have as its special pur- Pose the development of trade exten- sion and good will in the trading area. Tt will sponsor. “Good Will” Days and other projects. Confidence that more than 100 organizations will be members of the club when the membership drive ends has been expressed by Schultze. HEARING ON MANDAN CASE IS POSTPONED Injunction in Mrs. Stark Tax Affair Remains Operative Until Hearing Indefinite postponement of the hearing on the Anna G. Stark tax case injunction in Morton county dis- trict court scheduled: for this morn- ing, was ordered by Judge H. L, Berry this morning. ‘The continuance was granted since John F. Sullivan, counsel for Mrs. jorning tion before the federal court in Bis- marck. The hearing will be held at some date in the near future to be agreed upon by Mr. Sullivan and C. F. Kelsch, representing the city of Man- : dan in place of City Attorney Louis H. Connolly. Until the hearing is held, the tem- “Leis were ~~ injunction issued by Judge about the re of reel it being under a for fear of valipfed antine at the custom 3 the first time either the er aa or had occurred. cc tare of the harbor, the scenery along the chief pipe a the chiet 1 aspire eee’ articles made of . Dardt, Steele, were vis- turday. Mrs. William Hirning, it the week-end in Bis- and Mrs. A. R. Suttert, New England, are spending a few days ip. ‘Bismarek. : Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Robinson of Gerrison visited in the city over Sun- Miss Grace Falkenstein, Baldwin, visited friends in the city Sunday. Berry recentiy will convinue in force. Arguments on whether or not the in- junction should be made permanent ‘will be heard at the hearing. ‘The injunction restrains Lee Nich- ols and L. M. Tavis, Morton county auditor and treasurer respectively, Mrs. Stark, a Mandan resident property hol other than those directed by the Mandan board of equalization. ‘The injunction was issued upon re- quest of the city shortly after the Morton county commissioners and the state tax commissioner granted substantial reductions in the evalua- tion of two houses in Mandan owned by Mrs. Stark. 4 3,000 Apply For Jobs In Yellowstone Park Jobs at Yellowstone National Park are in heavy demand this year. An employment office, at which spplica- i Horses Still Valued Despite Car, Tractor Lexington, Mo. April 21.—(#)— There are still a few horses left de- spite the tractor and automobile. A total of 441 of the animals re- ceptly were sold in a four-day auc- tion sale here. That is the evidence they still exist. For proof that they really have some value read this: The horses brought a total of $100,000. Buyers were present from 17 states. The top price for the sale was $4.000. And the ___THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1980 Nort! St. and . A. Blackburn, in charge, said that more than ‘3, applications were received. ‘These tors and according S ger officials, now are that the park season this year will be marked the ‘heaviest patronage in history. POPULATION FIGURES RISE IN SOUTHWEST 16 More District Reports Indi- cate Ten-Year Rise of 53 Residents Further increase of 53 in the popu- lation of southwestern North Dakota Higgins, Mandan, census supervisor. Fourteen of the districts reported total of 3,722 residents compared to 3,660 in 1920. Figures for 1920 in the other two districts were not available and a comparison was not possible. lation of New Salem and a two per last decade was shown in figures re- ported this morning. New Salem re- ported 802 residents compared to 711 in 1920 and Hebron’s population dropped from 1,374 to 1,346 in the same period. A correction in the report for Man- dan’s fifth ward was made today. The ward has no farms and 716. rather than 658 persons. The second ward 1920 figures for Mandan are available. ‘Mr. Higgins’ report today follows: Billings County— Farms 1930 1920 ‘Tp. 142, Range 102... 4 $ 20 D. 144, Rang Loring township ... Golden Valley Co.— ‘Wanagan township. Grant County— New Leipsig Tp. ... Mercer County— ‘Tp. 146, Range 87.. Tp. 147, R. 87 (pt... Morton County— lebron Mandan (Ward 2). Mandan (Ward 5). New Salem . ‘Tp. 136, R. 80 (pt ‘Tp. 137, Range 8: District Contests to Be Held at Bismarck Rather Than Mandan Music, declamation, and commer- cial contests in the ninth North, Da- kota district Wednesday will not be held in Mandan as previously arrang- ed, it was announced today by Clar- ence J, Bakken, Mandan high school faculty member. Mr. Bakken said that both the eighth and ninth district contestants Will compete in the contests at Bis- marck Wednesday. The Mandan instructor knew little of what schools in the ninth district will be represented in the contests since entrances ¢re not being handled. dan high seco! ireneenemadh 's rej ives al: ready have been selected. sale was considered so successful that ned. WARNED Lawrence, Kansas, Kansas farmers have been warned of an early invasion of the 17-year locusts, Cicadas have been discovered on the banks of the Wa- karuso river by Prof. H. G. Hunger- ford, University, of Kansas sento- BEST TIME FOR COLLEGE Urbana, Ill, April 21.—()—Dean Leonard every county will have a place on the com- mittee on agriculture of the Minne- OF Locusts , April 21.—()}—| and WEDDED 50 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Horner Cel- ebrate Their Golden Wed- ding Anniversary Perhaps they wouldn't advise secret Kupitz, who operated a meat market on the corner of what is now Fourth 585,582 whom they are planning to visit this summer. Their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lena Horner, 609 Fourth street, and two grandsons, A 15 per cent increase in the popu- | ce cent decrease in that of Hebron in the | Priday, in Mandan has 1,024 residents. No| mires Dough Girl | noite Promise of Future Agree: ee AAT EEE RETNA by the Soviet government. Box Car Fire Calls Department to Mill Switch This Morning The fire department was called to the Occident elevator switch track at 10 minutes of 6 this morning, to P. box Fargo and Valley City To Be Announced Soon Fargo, N. D., April 21.—(#)—Popu- lation totals for Fargo and Valley from | City may be announced Wednesday, i district ing it was found that the red men had aaa, cutting steps in the face of ‘The troops immediately took up the pursuit. The supply wagons had not yet come up, and finally the soldiers, lacking both food and water, had to turn back, as all game had been driv- en before the Indians. The following year Horner was with & scouting expedition to the Black Hills, and participated in several oth- er campaigns. Pembina, Tolna, Minto And Edmore Smaller Devils Lake, N. April 21.—(P)— Pembina, Tolna, Edmore and Minto show decreased populations in the 1930 census, according to Frank H. Eyands census director for this dis- ween the new cen- > Pem- » 174 and 194; 501; Minto, 565 Additional reports from 24 enumer- ation districts, show a small loss since 1920. Ten years ago 7,625 jersons re- sided in the districts whereas 7,255 have been reported for this census. ON Lisbon, April 21.—()—"Beware Heense” is the given’ E iy ki f fi a ths t i t i i i i i A i l | ? { i t et HE ft A Resa <i ij at f according to W. H. Murfin, census supervisor. A recheck of the figures for Fargo is being made by service clubs of this city who expect to finish their work Tu esday. Casselton totals are 1,256 for 1930 compared with 1,538 for 1920. The loss is attributed to removal from Casselton of the Great Northern terminal. Mother and Son Are Injured Slightly in Jamestown Accident Jamestown, N._D., April 21—(P)— Mrs. Rose Neeham, address not given, and her 12-year-old son were slightly injured in an automobile accident near here Larry Mrs, Neeham suf- Paul, lost control of the machine. NO MANDAN NEEHAMS ‘The Mandan city directory shows no one named Neeham living there. Germany to Fortify Her Polish Frontier. Berlin, April 21.—()—A line of for- tifications on the ment Between France and Italy on Navies AP COMPLEXITIES OUTLINED Gooper Attacks Biased Persons Who Would Have Only Cer- tain News Printed New York, April 21. .—()—Speaking the Atlantic to the annual The of the ti . liming. at once the navies of" the ce] iy S59 s BREEEEEE Bi HE) Zz | Hi i Eg ee I ! i E i & E 4 fe ey s i z SE ui is provided for in the Relch’s STA’ government. frontier budget for 1930. The emphasizes that this by if Ae vif i Hi al : orth Dakota to . suetea Galondant bg to serve & cop the subscriber at hi in city ty, a Mgt gg Mak the service o: jummons upon jusive ft In case of. gaint fou oy°eteutt for jema: in the compl int. this 8rd day of April, A. D. 193 George 8. Register, i i j°13. 6 Boaled bids (with certitied al you, excl Bervice; your appeai t ag me Bismarck, North Dakota, Pa lc ‘Attorney for said Plainti Setice’ is ae nrg. 5%) are unde eta. 4 hee Achietic tlsans with being liberal, conservative, wet, dry, Catholic, Protestant, Re- publican, » Pro-labor, cap- italistic, etc. “As & matter of fact, it is none of those things. 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