The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1931, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1931 Se che ENTE - i Otto Albers, living near f, Lind, Wash. annual get-together and Achievement |cording to John Handtmann, Jr.,/Gauer. Alternates are Grover C. Mc-|convention July 14-16, The group |the Hannover and Center communt-| Center; bat SBR Peed Bclirosdar: Mandan Seethof: MANDAN NEWS Day program July 23 in the Hostetler | Morton county sheriff, who brought |Farren and Carl Keldel. j Will leave Mandan in two special ties, died in the arms of his wife near | Hannover; Srove on the Cannon Ball river, it | Chamberlain to Mandan from Glen- | err eee, Miss Grace DeLong, in cMarge of |in the ease of Howard Kirxparicr || Benedicts Beaten Mrs, Anna J. Stark and her daugh- treated for high blood pressure. cr E Homemakers club work in Nerth Da- | Bismarck negro, who is charged with kota, and Miss Ruth Dawson, exten- | driving an automobile while intoxi- | Pullman coaches Friday afternoon. new salem when he was being taken | is announced by Theodore Martell, | dive, Mont., Wednesday evening. 1? | | By Bachelor Team | iter, miss Eisic stark, motored to Glen| Mr. Rabe was born Nov. 12, 1862, in alist in foods and rutri-|cated. The charge grew out of an Stark, who has been visiting her | i DURING NEXT YE AR Tidh, sin annie wir ene program. | automobile accident June 24 on the! — Scoring six runs in one inning fabio in Mandan for the last’ weer, |America in 1880 and homesteaded inj | DR. CLARA B, WESTPHAL Foot Specialist Chiropodist RICHMOND'S BOOTERY 0 GLI rck to be county agricultural agent. |. No further action has been taken | MOTOR TO GLEN ULLIN |in an automobile to Bismai | + 4 | Ulin Thursday for a short visit. Miss|sagasan, Germany. He came to ‘led During the program the winner of /Mandan-Bismarck highway in which/ on @ combination of hits and er- | witt return tenance ae wee elle Sao. hale oa the garden project of each club, as | four automobiles figured. rors by their Opponents, Man- |city next Monday. | "He leaves his, widow, nine children | Well as the county champion, will be, Dismissed Tuesday afternoon| dan’s “Bachelors” defeated Man- teeeenerenetincetas e \dchil. h h ist itand! Kirk-| dan’: ‘gy | one step-child, and seven grandc! " named. {through a misunders' ling, Kir! 's “Benedicts” 12 to 1 in a fea- * dF ‘August, Ju Preliminary Budget Sets Man- patrick was rearrested to face the! ture kittenball game Wednesday |TYaill Named For dren. The ehlldren are August, Jud ‘i Modern White Gold Framee | | |son; John, ~4 ., dan’s Expenditures for Com- | ¢————__—____________» count. Seren for, the bed “tantiig Hudson Bay Trader pic, Henry and Fred, at home; Mrs. | Big July Harvest specials With comfortable pearl pads ing Y $41,245 | Birthday Party is | | however, the married men played pes Bertha Schultz, who lives near Hann- Gamble’s. Paris Green oepMnntelligd |_ Given by Rotarians | Mandan is Building == great game and threstened {By Ane Associated Press) | lover; Mrs John Albers, living near/f at Gamble’s, Paris Green Only $4.50 Se ee | erecta Net Canis CORES One ueeeerie || “Ge aries OF SHE ate oe | ee - - Forks 98 each. 7-8 inch Expert Eye Service at Greatly Mandan's city administration during Eleven members of the Man- | occasions. digs the history of North Dakota | \I Pure Manila Rope, 3!¢ per Reduced Prices the next fiscal year if a preliminary| dan Rotary club whose birthdays The batteries: Single men— colitis, | Ls ig G. Motor DR. MacLACHLAN’S budget drawn up by the city commis-; fall in July were feted at a | Construction of four concrete ten-| Valder and Knoll; married men— foot. 5 gal. S. 1. | Nature Cure Clinie sion in its regular meeting Wednes-' “birthday party” luncheon meet- nis courts near the Mandan muni+ Mowry and Webb. ‘Tratll—The memory ot Wenner if Oil, $1.95. Open until 8 p. ature i “i day evening is given final approval ing Wednesday noon. cipal golf course has been started, it — ia @ || m.; Saturdays, 10 p. m. DR. A. 8. ANDERSON the latter part of this month. Those honored were John I. Ro- | was announced Thursday morning by! CHARLES HUGHES RETURNS Traill, who was active in the early ’ a Optometrist—Bye Specialist Maximum expenditures by the city; vig, John Sakariassen, Henry |Mrs. Anna J. Stark, president of the} Charles Hughes, employed in the | development Of the county, is honored| = 4. pain in the lower part of your GAMBLE STORES Lpcas Block for the coming year are set at a $41.- Schulte, Dr. George H. Spielman, Mandan park board. Mandan postoffice, returned to his!in the county's name. ‘Traill was dn! back can torture you. But not for | 6 245 total in the preliminary budget, Dr. C. C. Smith, Walter Tostevin, A contract for the building work/home Wednesday evening from Or- employe of the Hi Bs im aigOU khdw Beye ‘Assitin: . 2 Whereas $48,947.31 was spent in the, T. G. C. Kennelly, William H. was granted to J. P. Simons, Mandan, tonville, Minn., where he spent the | &™?! ludson Bay company | long, if you know Bayer Aspirin, fiscal year which ended June 30, ac-| vVallancey, Robert O. Rea, Charles at a park board meeting Tuesday eve- last two weeks with relatives. Mrs. and established a post at Caledonia.| These harmless, pleasant tablets cording to W. H. Seitz, city auditor. W. Wright and Rev. Gilbert W. ning, Mrs. Stark said. Hughes and their two children re-|The county originally was created | take away the misery of lumbago, | BO te he ee cana | Senate: eed ie High eel aaah gill be en- mained in Ortonville for a Jonger| ftom parts of Burchard, Cass and| rheumatism, neuralgia, headaches, 2 ! Proposed in the preliminary budget, New committees appointed for closed in high steel wiring, are being Tei Grand Forks counties by an act of | toothaches, and systemic pains of ATTENTION, FARMERS! Would be divided as follows: Salary) the coming year were to be an- built immediately cast of State Highs the territorial legislature Jan. 12, 1875./ women. Relief comes prompt! | i dnesday, Thurs- and (wages, $20,845; operation and) nounced at the luncheon meeting | way No. 6, which divides the golf VISITS IN MANDAN March 8, 1883, a part of it was added | complete. Genuine Aspirin cannot | Bring‘ your hogs to Bismarck on Wednesday, ' maintenance, $20,300; and capital and/ by Lloyd G. Thompson, new pres- | course. Christine Hovel, Cooperstown, is| to Steele county, the county was cre-| depress the heart. Look for the | day and Friday. We will be located on these days 5 betterment, $100. | ident of the organization. ei | Visiting with her brother-in-law and | ated and Caledonia named the county Bayer cross, thus: | week at the Blamarek Auto Parts, Hex tothe ie ro ir a piaibs i i Ss onona’avenus awintae tae moved yo Hillssors othe as : - | NP. Sto k yards. At McKenzie we are ‘in a position @ tax levy of 2, . * us| movi : ra 4 ‘ op ae : ; A sewer pump, to be used in keep-| Man Pleads Guilty to Mandan Legionnaires 0s Second ‘avenue nortiyene sae ; to serve you every day in the week. *.5,| dan. She came to Mandan last week-| nearly all farms, the Syndicate sewer channel clear, | A | ee ya mene commission) Assault and Battery; To Attend Convention! end with wr and Mrs Mecenn es Prices paid ‘willbe eiual'toany WAAL: ; 9 pen |spent the July 4 week-end in Ccopers-| H, Rabe. Hannover Wantet b enna Aeniiid aconorte | Picsaing qullly te charge of as-! Probably a score of Mandan men town, and will remain in Mandan for , Pumphouse for the new pump. sault and battery, George Krug, Solen, | will attend the annual state conven- several more days. Pioneer, Succumbs B L. E. HEATON and SON Routine business and the allowing was sentenced to 15 days in the coun- | tion of the American Legion at Valley | Phone Bismarck 154 or Call Us at McKenzie, N. D. sth tt ty jail by James E. Campbell, Man-'City next week, according to mem- TO HOLD FINAL MEETING Hannover, N. D., July 9.—Henry H.| handled Mee west ge dan police magistrate, Wednesday bers of the Mandan post. Mandan’s Indian Shriners will hold Rabe, 68, resident for many years of | — | afternoon. Gilbert Furness post will ie ax their ee in ine before leaving for | 9 ‘, H. W. Long was the complaining delegates and two alternates and it is Cleveland in the Mandan Masonic = Grant’s Achievement |... probable at least a dozen others will Temple, beginning at 7 o'colck (Mere Day Set For July 22 Arraignment of Harry w. Cham- be at the convention, dan time) tonight. At Cleveland the jberlain, charged with issuing a Delegates are Charles Hughes, John “Indians” will act as bodyguatd and Carson, N. D., July 9—Homemakers | Worthless check to a Mandan hotel, K. Kennelly, Roy Dow, Henry R. escort to Imperial Potentate Esten A. tlubs of Grant county will stage their | Was expected some time today, ac- Handtmann, Clem Matz, and Joe Pletcher during the national Shrine * iden Your Mom's Gopl Lb hal ecampnente Summer Goods of All Sorts Repriced for Quick Selling! 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