The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1930, Page 9

A yeae TRE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1980 | »: MANDAN NEWS :: Three Filling Stations in Mandan Are Burglarized Jack Endicott, Fort Lincoln Pri- vate, Is Held in Morton County Jail Jack Endicott, private in the Serv- ice company at Fort Lincoln, Bis- marck, was in the Morton county jail today pending an investigation by officials into the robbery of three gasoline filling stations in Mandan Saturday night and early Sunday morning. Endicott was arrested by Night Pa- trolman James Buckley as the soldier emerged from the Texaco station. one of the three places entered, about 3 |<, a, m. Sunday. The soldier, according to Buckley, was in_ possession of an automobile which Endicott claimed he had bor- rowed from Mike Fisher, Bismarck, A burglary was discovered first in the White Eagle station at Second avenue northeast and Main street. A window had been broken and about $150 in checks and cash was missing, according to the manager. This sta- tion was burglarized about 11 o'clock Saturday night. The Texaco and Standard Oil sta- tions opposite each other on Sixth avenue northwest at Main street, had not been entered at 2 o'clock, ac- cording to Buckley, who made an in- spection trip? At 3 o'clock however, Buckley met Endicott coming from the Texaco station, the policeman says. Both the Texaco and Standard stations had been entered. Pennies and tools were stolen from these two stations but about $100 worth of gasoline books were overlooked. Endicott, according to Buckley, had pennies and White Eagle blotters in his possession when arrested. Entrance to all three staticns was made by breaking glass windows. The soldier said he had heard glass crash in the rear of the Texaco sta- tion and had entered the station to investigate. MANDAN GRID QUTEIT MEETS LINTON TODAY Game Was Postponed From | Last Friday Because of Ex- tremely Cold Weather Athletic Director Leonard C. Mc- {ff Bechlerlas he walked across the path | of his machine. Police officials took Beehler to his home at 408 Fourth avenue north- east. He was not hurt seriously. Jack Lewis Awaiting Count in Mandan Jail Jack Lewis, Mandan, was in the Mandan city jail today awaiting to face charges expected to be pre- ferred by the managers of the White Star cafe, Mandan, according to the police docket. Lewis is said to have caused trouble in the cafe about. 3.45 o'clock junday morning and is believed to have been intoxicated. Guest Lecture Will Feature Lions’ Meet A special lecture by a guest will be the principal entertainment at the regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Mandan Lion’s club at the Lewis and Clark hotel Tuesday neon, it was announced by A. C. Scott, club secretary. E. A. Tostevin and E. V, Staleup are the club members in charge of the program. They did not know at noon today who the guest speaker would be. CLUBS ORGANIZE LIBRARY Besides carrying on its regular 4-H Clothing: club work, the Busy Dozen Clothing club of Leal, Barnes county; has organized a 4-H club library, aes is of real value in the com- munity, according to Miss Pauline Reynolds, assistant state club leader at the Agricultural college. Mrs. F. ie anor Leaf, is local leader of e club, Central M LEE & Mahan and his Mandan high school football team left for Linton today to meet the football eleven of the Em- |i mons county city this afternoon. ‘The game was postponed from Fri- | jj cay because of the cold weather. ‘The postponement was welcomed by both teams, as several members of | if} each eleven were suffering from in- juries ‘Tast week and may be able to. start today after the additional rest. Principal among the casualties on | the Linton squad, according to Coach | jf Gerald Rust, is Reidlinger, gidnt tackle. He suffered a leg injury last week. The Mandan squad has sev- eral injured men but all were ex- pected to see some service this after- noon. ‘she two teams battled to a scoreless tie last fall. This year the Lions fell before Bismarck 20 to 0 while the Braves were beaten by the Demons 26 to 0. McMahan took about 18 men on the trip with him. Homemakers to Hear Water Expert Speak. At Mandan Meeting Members of Homemakers clubs and their families in the Mandan vi- cinity will ‘hear a lecture by a sewer- age expert from the North Dakota Agricultural college in Mandan this evening, it was announced by R. C. Newcomer, Morton county agricul- tural agent. Cc. L. Hamilton, the water system expert, will discuss installation of water and sewerage systems on farms at tonight’s session, Mr. Newcomer said. The meeting is scheduled for 8 o'clock in the Mandan Chamber of Commerce rooms. Mandan Man Injured When Struck by Auto A Mandan resident named Beehler suffered slight injuries at 9.30 o'clock Sunday night when he was struck by an automobile at Mian street and Collins avenue, Mandan. The automobile was driven by Joe Schantz, Mandan, who said he failed in an attempt to avoid striking Mothers: the first S-N-E-E-Z-E ealls for MENTHOLATUM Phone 143 BISMARCK FRESH and SALTED MEATS Bring Us Your Produce Always in the Market—Top Price for Top Grade #- Poultry, Fish and Oysters in Season IND. SENATORS BACK ASSEMBLY TICKETS \Frazier and Nye to Speak for| Republicans Opposed by In- | dependent Element | meeting. The dealers present included G. E. | Fields and Marvin Fields, of Carring- ton; F. M. Davis and William Gierke, | dan; Clarence Danielson, of Wilton; Kremer, of Linton; J..J. Wentz, of | Napoleon; F. William Bertelson, of | ~ Steele; E. M. Near. of Mott; R. E. Dittus and J. J. Bich, of Hebron: Harry Johnson, of Hazelton; Fred Tjaden and E. Liebelt, of Glen Ullin, C. L. Malaise and Eldon Shirley, oi Beulah, | Soldier from Emmons Arrested on Coast Deputy Sheriff V. C. Hoffart, of Emmons county, stopped off here over j night with Matt Snyder, an arniy pri- vate from Fort McDowell, on the Pa- cific coast, and had police heanquar- ters hold his prisoner pending a star: for Linton, today. Snyder is wanted in Emmons coun- ty on.a serious charge invplving an offense against a girl of 14 years. The offense, it is charged, was committed before he enlisted in the army. Ar- Children's Colds * dosing.” Rub on | 47 MILLION, 'S USE! | Senators Lynn J. Frazier and Ger- ald Nye are taking part in the state legislative campaign, speaking for Republican nominees in counties where the Independents have turned their support to Democrats in pre- ference to Nonpartisans who won) nominations in the Republican pri- maries. Senator Frazier is booked for such a talk in La Moure, in behalf of the senate nominee, and in Eddy, Fos- ter, Burleigh and counties west of the Missouri river he will make campaign speeches also, Alfred S. Dale an- nounced today. The Burleigh county date has not yet been determined. Senator Nye will speak in Cava- ler, October 29, in favor of the Non- Partisan Republican nominee, for the |house. In that county the Independ- |ents are suppétting the Democratic nominee. He also will speak in La Moure. | Congressman J. H, Sinclair, of the Third district, was in the city today. Chevrolet Dealers | Hold Zone Meeting | Chevrolet dealers from various Mis- | souri Slope points were in attendance at a sales conference at the Grand | Pacific hotel, today. - | The meeting was being conducted by F. W. Collins, Fargo, who is the zone parts and service manager. Guy | ‘Wasson, parts and service represent- -PS HAIR IN PLACE NEVER CREASY NEVER STICKY Winter has given its biles suffered. 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