The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1930, Page 3

3 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1980 of the fear that something tragic|take up his new assignment a: the | basketball and track courses. Foot- | car, jumped into his machine as soop SS SOO O—000————————oasaa0—0—0SS———————5505—5————— SS SS SSS ES eee UILSUSPEOT ON (SERGE ARS APVRSTERDEMAND [Sirs oe re ie , While Sal an hour. band, with one of their members miss- Dn aa tl In the Valley City area harvesting | might have happened to him. Furth- | army motor transport school at Camp | ball will be the featured course. | as he heard of the hold-up and began o ing, held up the Bismarck bank a, be. tinned ty Prd Ba cee Rea TTS (ere eicd eke, Gadina Heake| ———_ {@ search on outlying roads. 6 , hel ip arc! an] wi inishes y jay, says a year ago her father’s automobile; a! efore coming here, Capt i Hock- | iy By radio, telephone and telegraph : BISMARCK HOLDUP Red brondl dete aren a. LIGHT | BISMARCK the report. There is a good demand a ee Papers, oe been |man was post quartermaster at Fort Roberts Was Mistaken \the word was eae that the robbers que for newspapers, said, N for shockers from Minot. Cando re- | stolen. is believe it the thief | Robinson, Nebras! i had fled in a ii blue sedan. Rob- : seinem gaye yore = rch viconac at uae a ports wages of $2.50 for harvesters | traveled through here and disposed | - a 'For Bandits He Hunted | Me shh ted jerts sped over the roads on the lool and $3.50 for threshers, or 35 cents |of the papers by secreting them un-|T jah to Teach . _. |out for the raiders. Sheriffs stopped Police Believe Man Charged With Ben Hutmacher Dies; | Most of Calls From Regan-Wing “The drift of labor at Williston is Sn Tene eer enter est | School for Coaches Pe preg senting tot back | Cae Be exsinieioe ne ‘eanine a base Lehr:Robbery Had Knowl- Garrison Blacksmith Section; Threshing Under from the west. The men report poor [bandits following the robbery of the|bandit at all, but a meteorologist and — crops westward and light demand for . | tT ? ;Dakota National Bank and Trust/an honorable citizen of the commun- - edge of Local Raid Ben Hutmacher, 50, a resident of Way in East of State New Quartermaster | ae seotie: Deis, wit oe tie saaliner company, Thursday, found he him- jity. . nigh Garrison, where he followed black- ‘ et ae the Williston and] Arrives at Ft. Lincoln | 2 2 coaching school to be held AU- Bites hunted man for a while, | Hig came back weary, and said .) Smithing, died in the city Sunday! Demand for farm labor has been ntana 2 + | gust 25 to 30 at Moorhead, Minn. he story has leal out, Roberts, | sonréthing about trading in his car dita bart tones to dctarsnion, aie night. Funeral arrangements are for| ight here, so far this season, accord-|_G0od progress is being made at! C.o443. 17 A. Hockman, tie new| The school will be under the direc- | Who drives an automobile similar in|for a bicycle the next time he goes Jack Fremont, 24, Minneapolis, services at St. Nicholas /Catholic| ing to C. R. Hoon, who is represent- Dickinson, says the Fargo office fae quartermaster, arrived at Fort Lin-| tion of Alex J. Nemzek, Moorhead, ,;make‘and description to the bandit | hunting bandits. % «charged with participating in the rob-|Church, Garrison, st 9 o'clock Thurs-| ing the U. 8. agricultural department | Port, and all crews virtually are filled. coin, accompanied by Mrs. Hockman| and Nemzik will assist Lieb in in— | eae | “Yery*ot the Farmers and Merchants|“ay .morning, Rev. Father Herman| farm employment service here over! There is some call for replacement. |rriday, * | structing football coaches. State bank of Lehr, N. D,, had any|Mandry officiating. Interment willl the harvest and threshing season. | There is a heavy drift of labor in the | Captain Hockman succeéds Captain} Charles Kimball, formerly of Fargo { be in St. Nicholas cemetery. | Dickinson section and this is suffi- 1 Capt ST Wanna ot TIFFANY presents | eer eeeE nt ‘Bank and Trust’ com= | Hutmacher was a native of south- ins 6k UN RE Ot boa ae tiga: ter cent to meet all emands, Harvesting !Tinecin ot the end of the monte to anctbead ag school, will handle the \ kota National Bank snd Trust, COM-| orn Russia and had been in this coun- | days six or seven and one day 10. On | Wages are $250 and threshing pay 1s | i, to} i , Fremont was brought here Sunday |'Y 24 years, coming to Ly eoitea the part of the farmers there has | $350 & day. | . : from Ashley, where charges of bank SEO wail teal ite ede here | been little placing of men. Regan ieee A, | ‘ i robbery were preferred against him, | States. He womkd & for some years| Md Wing. have been the principal Stolen Hadley Papers | | a hands in Montana. Crews are about Ashi “| \ — Oe eae sd aurvorities aiso| before locating at Garrison, rode ie Moen, nel se fer. ee-) Ted to Mystery Here | feared some effort might be made to| The family Teen a TE weoe, Harvest crews in this section are} take Fremont from the Ashley jail babi) ant cima Siumenchein, of| Bout 7% per cent filled, says the| John R. Hadley, Cushing, Oklahoma | and plans are to hold the suspect in] BD War. cers‘ Pussia, to whom he| gent. The wages are $2.50 a day |lawyer and oil man, whose supreme ~*~ & phe county jail here, if cried June 20, 1906; six chil-|®Md the drift is meeting demands. | court certificates from three states, | Pudiwill declared that police believe ae yor ‘Anthon, Philomena, Mary,|, A main office report from George | along with other private business pa- ¢ the five men who held up the Lehr|O™™ 0 sop, Two brothers are| Tucker, district head at Fargo, under | pers were found hidden under the | , bank meet the description of the men Hai in Mandan, and Anthon, in| date of Friday, the last received by,| floor of the tourist camp kitchen, last ‘ | «who robbed the Bismarck bank Thurs-| HOTTY, 1 an A™ acter resides in| the local office, says harvest oper-| week, was last heard from in Spring- day. He said that while five men] 2s Ongeles. ations are drawing to a close in the| field, Col., by his daughter Susan, who robbed the bank at Lehr, it appeared sel, RUE eee | Fargo section and threshing is well] is visiting in Marion, Indiana. | | only four men participated in the! ammDON HOTEL RENOVATED | tnder way, with crews two-thirds) ‘This information seems to dlsposo | | Bismarck robbery. Four men e: A FLAMING HIT! y the Bismarck bank, while one is be-| Amidon, N. D., Aug. 11.—The Ami- H Se Oe ee Lie or teat able Se ee Teenie ar Neale Ye o 9 Richholt’s Cash and Carry | Phone 631 | Grocery [7th & Thayer] to determine definitely that there was|Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Gift, who are giv- THE ORIGINAL CASH AND CARRY STORE ‘shey Gasp—And Like It! They are shocked and thrilled —entertained and amused by this sizzling drama of beauty and the buyer. 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