The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1931, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931 fod Fargo, istrict, Mra. Kate 8. J conference at its session ‘Thursday, | manner in which the committee was!a knowledge of three R' SMITHY’S ASSESSMENT D MINISTER HONORED r uate winter ak INDIA 4 SRER RAPS declaring members of the committee|s0ing about its work. Ishould have to walt until the Greek Gretna Green, Scotland, sepe It were not representatives of the In-j He compared the proceedings = for that to come to pass and|(®)—The government is trying to Park River, will the committee to “a debating society”|I am not ar dian nation but of the government. |¢ ety’ not prepared to wait that long] raise some money on the historic an- BY ELGIN f R RAM Syrtee esdents wi in be CONFERENCE DELAY aon ad ah ara albea aoqueet alsoouree cae tts seen ral ee Nate ae vil in the “Wedding” blacksmith sti0R | the achievements of the year in brief ‘ its proceedings seemed to him to be| F . - Under the ational government's tax | points severally raised,” but said he| NEW ENGLAND BANK CLOSES 2 © interminable and to be leading no- Program, the assessment on the shop Cs Friday pale ielb a ee whee. eee is pono Conclusions were] Depleted reserve caused the closing| Was raised from $185 to $4,500. An| THEATRE Rev. George Landgrebe Was| president will give ‘her annus ad-|Gandhi Tells Committee Its|~ since Gandhi's speech Tuesday, Ri aera at tereeasie U84| 7 mee enn e POVERWTSNE VOCE ; bank of New England, Gilbert Sem-| yas $3000 nny evenue last year | ppd inate tate dress, | i 4 the committee has been discussing a|, He pleaded that the committee, in Ordained as Lutheran Pas- ‘The pearl medal contest in which a Proceedings Are Intermin- mass of detail under the agenda its deliberations, make provision for = 35e until 8 o’Clock i lh Cott é head “direct. and indirect methods! India-wide adult suffrage without|!ngson, state examiner, announced Sue ee tor 20 Years Ago tn oe Goa Paine cient, nase able; Get Nowhere oe caetinga qualification of ‘wealth, class or| Wednesday. ‘The bani had a capital! ‘The Empire State building, Real PREAMP TE WORE WE Ty the direction of Mrs. J. N. Wallestad, ——_- ‘The Nationalist leader declared a ent I of $15,000, surplus of $7,000 and de-| York. represents an investment of} " (Special to the Tribune) Wheelock, and Mrs. G. H. Moyer, aun Sept. 17.—()—Mahatma| feeling of oppression a boea rahe le I want my people to have! posits of $163,000. $55,000,000. Special!! 1 Makoti. ran rotested inst re} upon him ever since Mon = — srowene hae net Seay TE eRe ee Elgin, N. D., Sept. 17.—Rev. George PI agal present-| ing up — For a Hmited time the mer- Landgrebe was honored here j- | Sunday services will be conducted |ation upon the federal structures| and that it finally grew so great he nesday Trani ata SESERIN Gas in the Congregational church, with | committee of the Indian round table! was compelled to protest against the U.S. ARMY BAND “Pershing’s Own” Outstanding Military Concert Band of the World chants’ complimentary tickets will be honored Wednesday and Friday nights in addition to the daily matinees. This means a free 35c or 50c admission with each ticket purchased on these nights, Figure the tremendous savings to you. A 50% cut in movie entertainment on Wed- nesday and Friday nights and on all matinees. Two dollars in entertainment for every one you spend, Starts tomorrow. Take advantage of the biggest bar- gain in moving picture history. | Rev. Landgrebe is president of the Soo Line Agent at Pastors of the West Dakota confer- Minot Is Held ence. of the American Lutheran sot Up church, who are in session here, join- ed with the Zion Lutheran congre- @ation in the celebrati- 1, The program began with a divine service at the church, with Rev. A. Affeld, Rosebud, as the speaker, and Minot, N. D., Sept. 17.—(P)—A lone unmasked bandit early Thursday held Once the raiment of Royalty, now fashion’s edict for well dressed Amer- ican women. Velvets in favored col- ors of black, wine, brown and blue are here, in good variety. $19°° 10 $39°° A Great Silk Stocking Sale Saturday A pure silk 42 gauge stocking, silk. to the top, | | \ \ ™ TION first quality, (not seconds). Saturday: | ay 73¢ pair ssl AMB watrer "8 carmet ALL THE FALL SHADES srr TONIGHT ONLY Hazen, acted as toastmaster and call- ed on the following ministers for short talks: E. Vetter, Golden Val- A ng tise Coe E Mga jae a a Glen Beh Sal ; 8. Joachim, Beulah; F. A. J.| Dance at Glen Echo Satur- Meyer, Scranton; William Gebers, ? { New England: P. Peter, Zap; EJ day night. Al's orchestra will ) Hammer, Hazen, and ‘0. Voelske, | Play. ; Krem. Other pastors present includ- ed H. Hannemann, Stanton; C. Bar- tels, New England; J. Hoyer, Rich- ardton; J. Schmierer, Halliday; and G. Plamann, Dickinson. State W. C. T. U. Meet Is Set for Sept. 24-27 Williston, N. 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