The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 20, 1931, Page 3

% x Encircling Forest Fires ‘ Away from Cities - Boise, Ida., Aug. 20-—(?}—A band of 300 fire fighters desperately bat- tled a circle of forest fires around ‘The telephone operator at Placer-| mt ville, within a mile of the fire, said|county agricultural agent. Centerville was encircled by flames| Fiske but had not burned. farmers Think Bismarck Man ' Was Beaten in Brawl ‘His face painfully bruised and his about $10 a ton. hospital unable to give a coherent ac- count of how he was injured. Police believe he was injured in a brawl and that he probably received) Gear Lake, 8, men, Nice officers at about 4 a. m., Thurs- lobby of a local hotel, bleeding pro- fusely and moaning from the pain of his injuries. Because of his condition, little could be learned of the affair other than Frandsen’s insistence he could Temember nothing that had transpir- ed. He still was in considerable pain Thursday and police limited questioning to a few minutes. An investigation as to the man’s associates was in progress Thursday, ignited. Does:a’Man-Marry Respects Most? cording to C, J. Martineson, chief|f} are of police, who said two local’ men A Story of Today's were under suspicion. ‘Love and,To- P morrow's Building Program Tangle! Nears Completion ‘Work on the tunnel which is to connect the new Burleigh county courthouse with the jail building is expected to be under way by the first of next week, A. C. Isaminger, county auditor, said Thursday. Wrecking crews virtually have com- pleted razing the old building and there remains only e small amount of debris to be carted away. ‘The completion of the tunnel will) Modern White Gold Frames With comfortable pearl pads Only $4.50... ., Expert Eye Service at Greatly Reduced Prices DR. MacLACHLAN’S Health School and Eye Clinic DR. A. 8. ANDERSON Optometrist—Eye Specialist Lucas Block Bismarck Level-wind, anti-back-lash. Regular $4.95 value— our Sale Pri ICG eoeeee coneee I to eny 50¢ Ball, The Eee Ie oleh and ‘Dunble, | I ite} Shelly so Abonea 2S BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1981 mark the end of a building program that has provided the people of Bur. | Shafer Is Speaker leigh county with @ physical plant that has no superior in the entire 0" SAVE IDAHO TOWNS sons, ex inger'aat and plana have teen trata eee amc: and Plans have been made/ the convention in Minot Thursday, “Struggle Desperately to Keep |{0 landscape the Srounas by planting | Governor George F. Shafer urged at- ‘ble citizenship. Are Urged to Buy Hay ae EVR, address, the executive ! At Cost From County called upon the members of the serv- Stanley, N. D., Aug. 20.—Mountrail! problems of government, saying that - Centerville and near Quartzburg|County farmers are urged to buy hay/75 per cent of civic problems are pri- Thursday with hopes of saving both| Which grades No. 2 from the county) marily local in character. towns as well as structures of the|rather than purchasing feed of doubt- Mayflower and Belshazzar gold mines. | ful quality by mail in a recent com- nication issued by C. A. Fiske,| 450 at noon, with registrations being says the hay will be sold to|journ late Friday following the elec- at cost, which will come to| tion of officers and selection of a con- ‘WANT SPECIAL SESSION Resolutions asking President Hoover | More than 100 officers of the 41 Ro- to tied no byes of congress to! tary clubs in the ninth district, which 1 consi lurther relief measures for|includes Minnesota and North Da- wcalp badly Rapeqesd irra bean drouth stricken farmers in North Da-|kota, gathered here Thursday for gen, Bismarck painter, kota and Montana have been adopted | their annual two-day conference. by Williams county commissioners. FARM WOMAN BURNED ‘m beating at the hands of severall airs Hans a ae wad ole tong i be hela ta ivan atin He was taken to the hospital by po- mnlles bare of Gleer Lake Weanes: kota Horticultural Society at James- day after he had staggered into the usa pacing the rd a Ni pry ponnbedl wake Wy OB. 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