The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1930, Page 7

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1930 vg BURLEIGH VOTERS TO CAST BALLOTS AT 60 PRECINCTS Tribune Presents List of Polling Places in City and County Voters of Burleigh county will go to 60 polling places in the city and rural - section, tomorrow, to cast their: bal- lots for state and county officers, a representative in congress and candi- \ dates on the no-party ballot. . The precinct polls will open at 9) o'clock in the morning and close at 7 in_the evening. In the city the precinct polis. and| / election board officers are: First ward: William Moore school, ‘W. J. Noggle inspector; Raiph Pen~ ner and Carl Knudson, judges; Faunce’s garage, J. N. Roherty, in- spector; Adolph Schlenker and W. A. Falconer, judges; Little's garage, Thomas Burke, inspector; Lyman A. Baker and Lorenzo Belk, judges, Second ward: Will school, inspec- tor, H. L. Reade; judges, P. E. Hal- dorson and Forrest Skinner. Ingstad’s garage, William Schantz, inspector; judges, F. S. Carr and George N. Keniston. Swimming pool, William McGraw, inspector; judges, C. W. Moses and M. O. Steen. - ‘Third ward: Cook’s garage, E. G. Wanner, inspector; judges, A. J. Ar- not and John Lngstad. High school, Harold Griffith, in- spector; judges, A. C. Brainerd and H. O. Saxvik. Richholt school: Carl Kositzy, tn- spector; judges, R. L. Melville and Leo ‘Winter. Fourth ward, Bertsch’s garage: N. F. Julius, inspector; judges, Joe Brown and Joe Berger. Fifth ward, Association of Com- meree: E. 8S. Allen, inspector; judges, Gilbert Haugen and F. A. Ernisse. Sixth ward, Fire Hall: John Bow- ers, inspector; judges, D. R. McDon- ald and Charles Glischka. St. Mary’s school: Richard Penwar- den, inspector; judges, M. R. McCabe and Mrs. C. D. Dursema. Most of the township’ and village precinct boards will have the chair- man of the township board of super- visors as inspectors. These precinct polls are: Precinct No. 1, Wild Rose township, at schoolhouse No. 1. Precinct No. 2, Long Lake township, schoolhouse at Moffit. Precinct No. 3, Morton township, at schoolhouse. Precinct No. 4, Telfer township, at schoolhouse. Precinct No. 5, Missouri township, at Eldridge schoolhouse. Precinct No. 6, Fort Rice township, at, Arena. b RE TRE RTC PS Precinct No. 28, Trygg township, at t Is Winning Fight _ ||scnoomouse. | Precinct No. 29, Cromwell township, at schoolhouse. Precinct No. 30, Crofte township, at {town hall in Baldwin. Precinct No. 31, Glenview township, at. schoolhouse. Precinct No. 92, Painted Woods township, at schoolhouse. Sean No. 33, Ecklund township, | i \ ments on Infantile Paral- at schoolhouse No. 1. Precinct No. 34, Ghylin township, at schoolhouse No. 2. Precinct No. 35, Rock Hill township, at schoolhouse No. 1. Precinct No. 36, Wing township, (less village of Wing) at town hall. Precinct No. 37, Harriett township, William H Thompson Chicago, Nov. 3—(#)}—Mayor Wil- | lam Hale Thompson, in the opinion of his physicians, is winning his fight from an emergency. appendicitis oper- ation. Gaining ground steadily, the mayor faced the crisis expected late this afternoon. .Mr. Milton M. Portis said if he continued to make as much progress as he has since the oper- ation he might be considered out of danger within the next 24 hours. Precinct No. 7, Lincoln township, at schoolhouse, Precinct No. 8 Apple Creek town- ship, at schoolhouse. schoolhouse. schoolhouse No. 1. schoolhouse No. 2. at schoolhouse. Precinct No. 13, Driscoll township, at. schoolhouse. at schoolhouse in Sterling. . ‘at schoolhouse In McKenzie. Precinct No. 12, Thelma township, | Precinct No. 14, Sterling township, Precinct No. 15, McKenzie township, Precinct No. 38, Phoenix township, at schoolhouse, Precinct No. 39, Richmond town- ship, at schoolhouse. Precinct No. 40, Canfield township, at schoolhouse No. 1. Precinct No. 41, Estherville town-| |ship. less Village of Regan, at school- house on section 15. |" Precinct No. 42, Grass Lake town- ship, at schoolhouse No. 1. | Precinct No. 43, Wilson township. at southwest schoolhouse No. 1. Precinct No. 44, Steiber township, at schoolhouse No. 1. lat schoolhouse No. 2. township, at schoolhouse No. 3. Precinct No. 47, Hazel Grove town- ship, at schoolhouse No. 4. Precinct No. 58, Village of Regan, at Legion Cabin in Regan. Precinct No. 59, Sections 1, 2, 3,:10, 11 and 12 of Township 142-80, and Precinct No. 9, Boyd township, at| section 6-142-79, which includes South Wilton, Chapin, Langhorne, at resi- Precinct No. 10, Logan township, at/dence of L. J. Truax, South Wilton. Precint No, 60, Village of Wing, Precinct No. 11, Taft township, at|at Wing hall in Wing. Regular meeting of Bismarck lodge No. 5 A. F. & A. M. this evening at 7:30 p.m. W. J. Hutchesen, executive secretary of Grand Lodge, will speak. Also reports on Grand Lodge Precinct No, 45, Schrunk township, Precinct No. 46, Florence Lake LABORATORY MADE 446 OCTOBER TESTS Bacteriologist_ Ecklune Ecklund Com- ysis Carriers A total of 446 exa examinations and tests were made by the state bacter- {iological laboratory here during Octo- ber A. W. Ecklund, bacteriologist, re- Ports. In addition, 288 outfits were Prepated and sent out to health of- ficers and physicians. A full report on 160 milk: and water tests will be Leng to the city commission this eve- iB. The items of the month included 16 positive and 15 negative diphtheria culture tests; two positive, 11 negative and two,unsatisfactory sputa tests for |tuberculosis; seven positive and 11 negative Widal typhoid tests; 20 posi- tive and 118 negative Wasserman tests; 28 positive, 39 negative and one unsatisfactory pus and smear tests; three positive and one unsatisfactory Vincent's angina tests; four negative tests for undulant fever and four mis- cellaneous tests, a total of 284. There were 41 bacteriological water | tests and eight chemical; 37 bacter- | lological tests of milk and cream, 37) for preservatives and dirt and 37 chemical, a total of 160. ~ The Roa ig prepared bry pari out includ i 18 for berets, 12 Widale 1 16 pa pus and blood, 46 Wassermans, 22 for water and 24 miscellaneous, a te of 288. Bacteriologist Eoklund iis that it is unfortunate that there | no method of identifying carriers. o! This disease is appearing in Sargent | and Dickey counties and is engaging authorities. Lions Dinner Dance because of the club dinner and dance) dinner will be served in the Terrace Garden Rathskellar and the dancing will take place in Patterson hall. The festivities start at 7:30. Steele, He- bron and other clubs will be repre- sented. The affair is sponsored by the Bismarck and Mandan bal jointly. Elect Kelley for sheriff Tues- ‘day, Nov, 4th. (Pol. Adv.) | Vote for Alta B. Herman for | county auditor. (Pol. Adv.) OIL FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE OF $30,000 Shaken by Explosion at gasoline flowed about the piant for] oline, more than two hours while firemen and’ plant workers protected several | large storage tanks of gasoline, oil and naphtha from igniting. | The gasoline was loosed when a hose through which a tank truck was! fair paid. Write Bismarck n being loaded became dislodged. Pre- in care of Ad. No. 47. sumably it was ignited by a spark| EXPERIENCED man wants work 0 from the boiler room, plant offigiais dairy farm. Write Tribune Ad. No 3.—P)—A | said. 48. spectacular oil fire punctured by al id cae ua ick series of explosions caused damage| burned dangerously, and several fire-| Say it with votes for Kelley At Patterson at 7:30 estimatea by company ofticials at|mem Tecelved ght, burns. (Pol. Adv.) The two-story plant, including 25,- poleomyelitis, or infantile Daniele | the attention of the state health | Kansas City, Mo., Nov. A dock man at the plant was and shook passengers on a passing |stroyed by the flames, which shot sev train here today. eral hundred feet into the air. A three-inch stream of flaming|. Explosions occurred sporadically fumes gathered over the flowing 1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TEACHERS or students for herp ent work with old gerne Guaranteed salary, bonus, rail $30,000 at the White Eagle Oil corpor- | 999 gallons of oil and 5,000 pounds of There was no Lions luncheon today| ation tank lot and shattered windows |grease, and the loading dock were de- at the Patterson this evening. The| Richholt’s Cash and Carry [eee] Grocery Fesae| THE ORIGINAL CASH AND CARRY STORE Election Day Specials . FANCY. DRESSED’ CHICKENS, AND SMOKER COMBINED $995 Elect Alta B. Herman fo county auditor: (Pol. Adv. Precinct No. 16, Menoken township,| Session. at schoolhouse Menoken. Precinet No. 17, Gibbs township, at ship, at schoolhouse. Precinct No. 19, Riverview township, at schoolhouse No. 2. Precinct No. 20, Burnt Creek town- Sriblane Bil 18, Hay Creek town- Backache Leg Pains] rr... 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