The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1931, Page 8

ext tre oad SPM ZEST7SE Arn adccme anna Hime Hann ts HMHOsacoye M 842 Stereses asuxce e588. 8.84 8en48. ree THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDN ESDAY, JULY 1, 1981 | * Cult Leader CENSUS REPORTS ] DISCLOSE HOTELS DQ Bi: BUSINESS Receipts of Larger North Da-| kota Hostelries Are Placed at | $3,000,000 for 1929 i Christian Armand, above, 60- | d nit of Fairfax county, | d one-time follower of King - Purnell, of the Heuse of; |David, has decided to become a re-| ious leader in his own right.| puted to have been wealthy, he{ old his land and is to begin aj hing trek to Michigan ty start a cult. | t, chairman of the ae-| 's memorial committee, and hn Hogan, department Le- Inforn ities of re collected , and a total of Be KLE y the American Legion| Iori tialng cancun ees tine ney nd the advance of the and a dining room seating capacity |° CE eee an cat a by Company C of the 164th North Dakota national ill open the convention. Forks’ drum and bugle To the Colors,” and . Tribute been cl; operation. € ropean-plan hotels ¢ make separate cha meals. Hotels that ¢ ions to room rer are das European-plan_ can-plan hotels are have a fixed combined rate for room and meals, Mixed-plan_hotels are those operated ry on t i- | Ses rege ne can plan and partly on the E n Towner Farmers Producing Feed Cando, N. D., July 1.—(4)—With the k of moisture, Towner ners are bending every ef- ry comrades by presidents ‘tments. “Taps” by the d Forks drum and bugle corps, will close the service. ( n_ plan, plan, and six are mixc Fifty-five of th per cent or more of Nine of these hot corporations, while ua and partnership ow and report 123 proprietors (81 male and 42 fe- male). In view of the fact that only tw hotels of the resort type are reported | in North Dako presented for t The corn crops are all being carefully cultivated in order to 1p down the weeds and conserve all oisture possible. “In some cases where there are still remaining pot holes which have been unseeded, stockmen have announced out disclosing individ |their intention of seeding millet, N. D. Epworth League [irr yin hake a satisfactory Will Meet July 6-12 crowth even if seeded as late as July i Others are seeding barley and oats Valley City July 1.—(P)—Fiv ich will be cut for hay later in the hundred members of the North Da ten kota Epworth League are expected to emus Sige aC attend the ninth annual institute of| Corn Crop Is Good the organization here July 6 to 12, Asserts Greenwood Rev. L. R. Bergum, Larimore, an- Dakota's corn crop prospect nounced Wednesday. Rev. N. Everctt Hanson, Minot, is] Nor good and is fully as far corn in Minnesota and dean of the institute. looks “v Prominent speakers from several | advanced E. A. Greenwood, state said Tuesday northwestern states are to address | Wisconsin, delegates at the conference, Mr. Ber-| dairy commissioner, gum said. after a tour through these states. Among institute leaders who are to| “Prospects for more silos in some attend the conference are Bishop sections of North Dakota are very Wallace E. Brown ood as farmers are now facing more | Dr, Elmer Guy C jess of a feed shortage,” he said, classification with- 1 operations. Uiff School of T ‘and are planning on trench and pit Colo.; Dr. Earl E. H s which they say they intend to of Evansville college. struct to help care for more feed Dr. R. E. O'Br ‘age. ©. A. Armstror The hay crop will be short in some lace, Fargo: and indications are that Kansas Cit} Members of the exec tee include Rev. S. E. F: president; Rev. C. M. Pe Fargo district; Rev ton, Grand Fork: Johnson, Mott, Bis! presidents; ton, Minot a e of hay land will be taken *"' Plan New Elevator For Hettinger Town y England, N. D., July 1.—(@)— nm were busy Wednesday way the smouldering ruins 00 fire which leveled the elevator here Monday. vork was underway so that ion of a new elevator may hin 10 days. | of the Columbia Elevator ; of Minneapolis, owners of royed building, plan to have National Chaplain ee To Address Legion ¢ be speaker a service here Sun preceding the op crop, N. M. Weber, manager, said. jean Legior —_——_ vention. 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