The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 30, 1931, Page 7

BILL PROVIDES FOR COMMISSION 10 RUN MILL AND ELEVATOR Measure Is Offered in Senate/sented by Senator Lynn Sperry of/Measure Recommended by | Smsttuction of a bridge across the CLEAN, WHOLESOME, FRESH nite Bismarck, The committee on appro- ‘ah ed’ river. on highway No. 33. The The “Big” Little Store Hed We aim to please the Thursday by Administra- | priations presented a proposal to ap-| Shafer Conimittee Would | bridge would span the stream trom Bakery foods that are excelled by none. We $e propriate $10,000 for St. John’s or- eee ‘ Grand Forks county, N. D., to Polk Phone 564 512 Avenue D most discriminate people and we are proud of our bakeries, tion Forces phanage at Fargo, and $10,000 for Revise Financial Laws county, Minn. We serve a fine 25c¢ dinner and an equally good 35c¢ supper. Governor George F. Shafer’s rec- commendation that the chief execu- tive be relieved of the managership of the state mill and elevator and that a commission of three members assume that duty is contained in a county or state office his position | (MAN position would become automa’ vacant. Candidates for county and legisla- live office would be required to ob- tain petitions of five per cent of the total vote cast for the office at the last general election under a measure introduced by Senator C. N. Bruns- dale of Mayville. A $35,000 appropriation measure for maintenance and alteration of tem- Porary quarters for state offices and for the legislative assembly was pre- the North Dakota House of Mercy at Fargo. Hearing en three bills, introduced by Senator Arthur Bonzer Jr., of Richland county, relating to regula- tion and taxation of automobile and trucks transportation companies, was THE _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3U, 1931 STATE BANK CODE ‘BIL OFFERED. BY. SENATE. COMMITTEE Recodification of the state's bank- | recommended by Gov.| introduced in the senate Thursday ny applications received. subsequent to duly 1, 1927, Such applications could be filed where soldiers, who were res- against. the returned soldiers’ tund' same state board, commission, de- partment or officer by @ bill passed by the senate yesterday. dents of the stave at the date of | nature their entry. into the service, did file claims through error, ctakpore: hension, or neglect. An appropriation of $35,000 is asked in a measure introduced by Senator W. 8. Whitman of Grand Forks, the money to be used toward Personal property taxes would be- come cue December 1, instead of Dec. 31, undef a measure introduced | by Senators J. H, Pourpore, Grand | Forks, Herman Thorson, Hettinger, ind J. K. Brostuen, Alexander. Other |changes in personal property taxes at auction. \ Duluth, Minn. Jan. 30—)—A | ‘The pro- | group of men who believe resumption posal originated in the house Tina |e the manufacture of beer “is not now aces to the governor for his sig- | far off,” purchased. a Duluth brewery Cooks I. G. A. Store All L. G. A. Specials SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY i iuced in the North Dakota | Conducted by the senate committee |the banking committee. law are also provided. Spareribs, Butter, eecabe ChiraGay by “senators 8, J,|0n state affairs Thursday. ee ee oe eer ee ie pet PUA xe. Cj 2b. roll ........ Cc ‘The committee made no decision as| The pzoposal follows the presenta- | Ness more than five miles from a Atkins of Cando and Lynn Sperry of Bismarck. additional testimony is expected to tion of ® measure incorporating rec- | drug store could obtain licenses from : be heard on the-measures. ommendations for revision of the | the board of pharmacy to sell house- F ‘ wift’s Circle S Hockless. Pemelhs 4 Ae eet as cena k ~| state’s building and loan laws. hold and other remedies under a bill Swift’s Premium, 2 3 cies . commission of three members. two |Seed Loan Issued by | _unaer-tne mensure all present bank| Calvin, | 7 Pon {|} Bacon, 1-2 pkg. .. MS arepounid so 2lc of whom were lonpertisans, *og| laws would be repealed, then rear-| Senator A. F. Bonwer, Jr., Lidger- but the bill was defeated by the Non-| Grand Forks Office! ranged resumbered and'revised. | woods introduced © peoposal to anit ' partisan-controlled senate. At. the ‘A hearing will be held by the sen-| the weight of vehicles traveling on| Pork Links, 26 Pork Chops, 19 time, the governor had made cam-| Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 30—(P)— | ate banking committee Friday night |highways in the state to 13000/[| per pound ...... C| per pound ...... c paign promises that if he were elect- ed chief executive he would give con- vol of the mill to the Nonpartisans. ‘The present bill, however, calls for appointment of three commissioners by the governor without any regard to party affiliation. Governor Shafer said that he is not repeating his promise, as it had been definitely re- jected two years ago. The governor said he originally this state to receive money for plant- * - made the promise to meet statements |ing of the crop. Mr. Eliff had not E G G E TrioNews! Fresh Dressed ‘Turkeys, per Ib. ..............-06 35¢ by shee gan edt whey ms been notified officially of the Ren- nergy IrioNews! Squabs, each . the race two years ago claimed he/ ville county designation, but he said is ti ihuaaaie “hows fl was seeking election so that he could | the list of eligible counties was ex- (eo) ODLES ae: arcane . Homemade Sausage of all kinds ‘ain control of the mill. pected soon and that loans would the Energy Trio. i % be made throughout this district in Ie repte ps Specials on Frozen Fish Burden Too Great Governor Shafer has maintained cook up so light sntethow' Pike, per Ib. ......... 15¢ | Tulibees, per Ib. ... 1242¢ fil im- | benefit. three en that the managership of the mill im- i 3 : a vyreatea burden on the chies |, North Dakota, Minnesota, south | and fluffy into hun- crryana Herring, per Ib. 9c | Pickerel, per Ib. ...... 10¢ vand that the interests of Titan rat nent lean | dreds of delightful sea te would be better served bY | iy the Grand Forks office. a we = dishes. So different, —sinnesota Macaroni, pa: PHONE 143 responsibility in a commis- iat fans ctl ure, hould include at yam | pin ees eae eo Central Meat Market here is hereby created a North Da- | ‘hose Teporting for the tryouts of the from theheart of the mscsroni. Our co-operative . ta mill and elevator commission, which shall, in behalf of the State of North Dakota, manage, operate and direct the business of said association, and shall’ hereafter be called the | ‘commission.’ H “Such. commission shall consist of who shall be appointed ! nor. The members of the | ission shall be appointed ‘ for the foll ving terms: Ope mem- | r thereof, whose term shall expire | , 1932, one member thereof, term shall expire July 1, 1933, ¢ member theteof, whose term | ire July 1, 1934, and there- The first government seed loan is- sued this year by the Grand Forks seed loan office was forwarded Thurs- day to Linéoln county, Washington, it was announced by Walter E. Eliff, administrative officer in charge. ‘Word was received here from Con- gressman J. H. Sinclair that Renville county, North Dakota, had been de- signated as one of the counties in time for farmers to get the aves) N. D. GRIDDER REPORTS University of Minnesota football team for next fall, is Gerald Griffin, Devils | Lake, N. Dak. YOU NEVER KNEW BRAN COULD BE SO DELICIOUS to consider the building and loan as- sociation bill. A public hearing will | be conducted and is expected to be | attended by a large number of rep- resentatives of building and loan as- sociations. { Senators D. H. Hamilton of Eck-| man and Lynn Sperry of Bismarck | introduced a measure to authorize the adjutant general to file as claims | Pounds. No single vehicle could ex- ceed 33 feet in length while no com- bination of vehicles could exceed 85 feet by the provisions of the proposal. ‘At present vehicles or combinations of vehicles cannot exceed 35 feet in length. The emergency commission is em- powered to authorize transfers from one fund to another belonging to the ’ Armour Fine Flavored Star Hams, Whole or half, per pound 212 Sixth Street HOME BAKE SHOP Across the Street from the Senate Chambers MINNESOTAgm so easy to digest. A ahetti, and Egg Noodles, wheat. ingin theLadies'HomeJournal, wall " UcBent Companion, McCalle, Good Houskeeping, Pictorial Review and Better Homes and Gardens, is telling American Women of 70 de- licious ways to prepare Maca- toni Products, Be sureto fol- low this campaign, Have you received your copy of the of Corn Fed Beef, Pork, Veal, Spring Lamb Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens and Hens a member shall be appointed 2 ter f three 's, intil + uceessor is appointed nnd quall=| Phone G S S n e r’ S Phone ch member would be required to | 1060 U 1060 be poe for pies pnd noule He per diem, together w: fi arecnye aneetertge| — ——— = Grain Fed Meats Are Best : | ’s AU-B de- Strict! $3,000 a y ih cupric aor fe - HAMBURGER Fran sree ..15¢ Could Ren Th eat as it is for you. 4 =. faa of the ‘commission could | This appetizing, ready-to-eat a : PORK SAUSAGE jf ais .17¢ yy the governor for neg- cereal protects and relieves you Strictly Fresh lect of duty, for fe 1 i — LIVER SAUSAGE em altace, | OM abet te asian te Specials for Saturday ements AG pComumissioness would not be eligi: | lack of “pep” that go with it Veal Specials nee 7 fips) intive Start the whole family on Beef P een a state offi dif i shabi ef Pot Roast Leg-o-Veal, Veal Stew, a becuriealas= catidatelttie BD pep mhapit comorree: Shoulder Pork Roast whole or half ......... 2lc Strictly ren L1c, 13c Bran, eaten daily, will prevent AT ALL Hamburger Per Ib. 15¢ ara a 5 c 1 8 c Ebene 17 c 21 c Se raga acca ie aad So bosses » oe pa Kc ROCERS BES gaa ? d = reril witectinale Stet eaBLEVlinee. eowelaanienbeaat si Full Milk and Grain Fed BABY BEEF Delicious with milk or cream, kerchiefs, etc. For Clorox whitens Lard, 74,11 0 See eis aceceraeeee sh Loin 27c Round 25 c fruits or honey added. Att- and disinfects in one operation— B. & R. Butter, 1 lb. with meat order 27c Steaks .....ssseee oe Steak ..ssseceeeveee Bice aor to shacks aoe ae Bread, 3 loaves ... . 25e Stews 14 | eeu 21c all grocers in the red-and- { soal ing or rinsing water. 9 BD IVAVES ....- ee i ey Pe eeeeeeerrenee Perrrerr iret grea package. Made by Kellogg | Mascovee: faint accestiediaseart Home Cured Bacon ................. 19¢ ma fn'Batie Cres and mildew are banished by Clo- Bologna, homemade ..........:..... 19¢ POTROAST beer... 15c, 18c, 23¢ rox. Nor will it harm the finest i ‘i “ FULL MILK FED CHICKENS white cottons or linens. Follow Choicest of milk fed veal, fancy roasting FANCY HENS FANCY SPRINGS directions on the bottle. chickens and stewing hens. YOUNG GRAIN FED TURKEYS < Gussner’s Cottage Cheese, Ib. ......23¢ (Oodles of C Cost More, Worth It “The Bride was A LL- B RAN | bleaches . . removes stains . . destroys odors + + kills germs PHONE 722 ( pascoasicces ) charming . ..” sania daikon amnena ° Strictly 'Fresh—No Cold Storage Stock Included s the years slip by, | t M t M. k t Cash and Carry Cash and Carry 9 A th ringing to her new ua 1 y ea ar e BUTTER Fancy Creamery, ane as a housekeeper, a 1-4 pound prints, Ib. . wife and a mother will she WE DELIVER Meat Dept. Only be able to keep the charm of radiant health? Others women_have found that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table cpmapeun hela pres o regain their strength after childbireh and to care for to ts, Ths hiding Baht Ms ‘Ones The Latest CELERY HEARTS, 3 in bunch .. LARGE CELERY, Each ...... FANCY BRUSSELS SPROUTS, 2 Ibs. for Lettuce . Rhubarb ++ he their families and ai their housework. Solid. Cabbage 5 This famous medicine is suipenent Seedless Grapefruit ‘See slot ee at 4for29e 10cEach 2 for 25c the liquid. : NAVEL ORANGES ; Pleasai ke—Convenient ep ty inom Abe (RI. Sold at drug stores “Lydia Ey Pinkhan's Brown & Tiedman Medium Large Oranges, dozen .... Color, Medium All Phones 1400 All Phones 1460 Spitzenberg Apples Sc: peu... Vegetable Compound Where Quality Counts GROCERIES a nctinee =... |e ae Wes this riding habit was in vogue, gue, mechanically FRESH VEGETABLES MACARONI ‘ee tte teeee eres 18c roasted coffee was also something new. . Fresh Peas, Fresh Artichokes, Fresh Spinach, Turnips, caremee fugue 19c see een: AOE ony iemeatin fe ee ee ne LGU Veneer om eee Nash’s Toasted Coffec is the only really different coffce since women rode side-saddle—different because it is toasted by a’ new, scientific process. All other coffees are roasted—the method in vogue thirty years Salad Peas, Minneopa Tiny Minncopa Peas, medium large, 2 for .. 24c .28c Extra Fancy Brussels Sprouts, 2 lbs. 25¢ Extra Fancy Netted Gem Baking Potatoes Extra Fancy Marsh Seedless Grapefruit, 3 5 c Me i i leg co oy aa PILLSBURY’S' a ing creal 8 coftee (\ ‘airsex Brand y 35.7% more flavor than the same coffee when roasted. Ten 10c Bars te cs oven he pats os 39c CAKE FLOUR Be modern—serve toasted coffee. Be certain that your coffee is as up-to-date as your appearance—ask your grocer for Nash’s Toasted Coffee, the only truly different coffee in decades, |= ake Rite Bite Waeleg Powder, fine for silk and oolens. Special, two 25c pkgs. for........ Gana Fn and Beans, Tuners. alan No. 4 Sieve pecial, 3 No. eas. Special, ; McLaughiie's Nov 333 Sants Coffee, No matter how may ee Hoh a oma Ke BAKING POWDER It’s double acting Use KC for fine texture and large oe in your bal - Nash's coffee > 7 ON THE AIR—That delightful domedy © team, Timothy Murphy and Ole Gun- derson, stations WCCO and WDAY, every Friday evening, 8:45 to 9:00. \ toaste ted Swiss’ hag wnat Imported Goat ‘Cheese, Primost, Teabags, Tie or tietler ta Cheese, Heinz Genuine t | \ { } ane