The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1931, Page 3

- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1931 : 8 —_—_———__—_—_—————"¢|_ Levi Anderson and Ralph Taplin | Ralph Taplin visited at the T. F. Mor- + president, Mrs. Carlson, vice resi- | taliation, Hughey threw water on her. uy A cd . $433 845 SPENT FOR | Ecklund | motored to Bismarck Tuesday. ris home Tuesday evening. Falkirk Homemakers \dent; Mrs. Hubert Holtan, secretary. | Word led to words and the quar! | ‘ 5) o——_______________¢|derson and family were supper guests| John Vollan was a shopper in Wil- Group Is Organized] treasurer; Mrs. Gaylord, chairman of nearly led to blows before it ended! STORI 1E . ‘ |at the John Vollan home Sunday. | ton Tuesday. jTeports; and Mrs. Ole Holtan and in court. Bele is { DROUTH AREA RELIEF pnb al oat Frank Miller motored to Menoken| Clarence Anderson visited with Ger-| Falkirk, N, D., Nov. 5—Organiza-| Mrs. L. M. Johnson project leaders. | | <= - ; a Wednesday. ald Morris Thursday night. tion of the Falkirk Homemakers club! ,, The project for this year is home Howard Watkins called on Gene furnishings. | Perkins Monday. Orville Falkenstein called at the T.| Vernal Anderson was an overnight | was effected here under the direction Other communities desiring to or- =| SERVICE « F. Morris home en route to his hy est at the Ted Sheldon home in/jOf A. L. Norling, McLean county agri- ' | 9,420 Families Will Need C Donald Morris and Willard Dimond | Wednesday. ome | Bismarck Friday. cultural agent. Se Rite ei doting, Leann: " ill Need Care mee business callers in Regan Mon-| Donald, Marion, Dorothy and Mar-| H. A. McCullough was a caller in| Charter members are Mrs. F. D. municate with Norling at Washburn. | in Montana and N. D. Be- ye ! jorie Morris motored to Bismarck | Wilton Saturday. lO Hien Ai Gacar Gare BAER NICE AND FRIENDLY \ fore End of Month Morris Hon aes ot the T. | Thureday, Gene Perkins and Donald Morris/ 0° Ni “onnson, Mes, dfubert Holan,| El Pasco, ‘Tex. — Nice and friendly’ : ie Enoch Carlson and Frank Miller |called on Howard Taplin Friday night. | yirs, sz, Mr ;{melghbors ate Mrs, Mattie Nichols Sam B Mrs. L. E. Brosz, Mrs. A, 8. Brewer, Pate SES lett Okianone, ae Nenad Anderson |were transacting business in Wilton) Clarence Anderson visited at the |nrs’ rimer Johnson, Mrs. Casner C./and Tom Hughey. Hailed in court ; Expenditures for drought relief in| wi lebraska Tuesday ) Thursday. | Wallace Anderson home Friday. Peterson, Mrs, Phillip Eichhorst, Mrs |after a backyard argument, it was northwestern North Dakota and Mon.) "7ete, they. will visit. Warren Baker and Irving Funston| Marjory Morris accompanied, Mr. itiorace Holtan, Mrs. R. M. Nelson, |found that, after Mrs, Nichols had tana total sis04s, Ke'was announced |p Gerald Morris called at the Gene drove to Bismarck Thursday. and Mrs, Richard Taplin and Ralph |hyr‘canin Teese and Miss Leraine| piled. rocks against Hughey's fence, ‘Thursday by R. A. Shepard, Red Cross | "5078 cea eal Miss Sanne Hefta, teacher of Eck- | Taplin to Fargo Sunday. . i Pfaff. 5s net TRB AB HEA WarHead Her tie "00, Bie rought relief director. WBF jlund school, spent the week-end iss Aldythe McCullough, teacher ‘ re % n re- ay setae cateater. dcusnit ape 1 Frank Mailer ‘Tuesday. jner gts 4 Wiss | pe aCRAey, RABEL RG: ra spent the Mrs, Elmer Johnson was named turned a water hose on him. In re Propriation of $108,720 made this eed iller called in Baldwin; Frank Miller took his mother to} past week at her home. month for drought relief in the two|” y4, of dM | Wilton Saturday to consult a phys-| Steve Morris of Bismarck was an| states by the national organization of | rg mii rs. Helmer Asplund and |ician. jovernight guest at the T. F. Morris} , the Red Cross. ‘ ly and Mr. and Mrs. Victor An-| Frank Miller, Levi Anderson and/home Sunday Before the end of this month, L Shepard said, 9,420 families, almost equally divided between Montana and | North Dakota will require Red Cross assistance in some form. It is esti- mated that 16,555 families in the two states will require aid during the peak Period of the relief operation. Golden Valley county im Montana, and Dunn and Ward counties in North Dakota, which heretofore have} carried on their drouth relief work from local resources, have been added to the list of chapters receiving cash grants from the national organiza- tion, Shepard said. Facing increasing distress with the| @pproach of colder weather, both states moved onward in their com- bined Red Cross roll call and drouth fund campaigns this week with a hope of reaching their quotas in the near future. Eleven of Montana’s fifty-six coun- ties have reported successful cam- paigns. In North Dakota Barnes county reached its full quota. Sev- eral others are so nearly finished that this week will see them over the top. District Court in Stark Is Postponed! Dickinson, N. D., Nov. 5.—Stark county's district court term has been Postponed from Nov. 17 to Nov. 2461 Judge T. F. Lemke has informed T. F. -« Hartung, clerk of the district court. Jurors will appear at 10 a. m. that morning, at which time the calendar will be read. « Forty persons have been drawn for jury duty. They are: George Foster, Belfield; Adam Heinle, Hebron; Dick ‘Tammen, Taylor; Joseph Roller, Dick- inson; Lawton Osborn, Dickinson; | George Grasl, Gladstone; Nick Bar- tell, Taylor; Rufus B. Lee, Gladstone; Nick Goetz, Richardton; William Johnson, Belfield; Mrs, Carl Ingram, Belfield; Leon Fugere, Belfield; Jacob Messer, Antelope; C. Turk, Richard- ton; George Metz, South Heart; Ray Wilson, Belfield; Melchor Kopp, Rich- ardton; E. A. Earle, Belfield; Peter Baer, Richardton; Irene Luchsinger, ‘Taylor; and H. W. Reed, Leo Holst, H. P. Johnson; Mrs, Fred Hanson, Eliza- | beth Joswick, August Frenzel, Anna Baird, Henry Holler, Willard Fisher, Charles Colgrove, Sr., Fred F. Wanner, Mary Nelson, Clementina Wiench, Jacob Herauf, H. F. Littig and E. H. Knapp, Dickinson. Dickinson Building , Expenditures Mount Dickinson, N. D., Nov. 5.—Dickin- son's 1931 all-time building record, set in less than six months this year, con- tinues to soar until at the present time the figure for constructional projects in the city stands at $348,872. Last year the city set a building rec- ord, but the figure this year exceeds the $292,000 mark of 1930 by $57,872. ‘This sum includes four major build- fng projects, the $150,000 women’s dormitory at Dickinson state teachers college, the $40,000 addition to St. Jo- seph’s hospital, the $50,000 Lefor apartment building, and the $48,000 Northern Pacific steel coal dock. Actual building permit ,grants at the city hall have reached a total of $109,872 thus far this year. These in- clude the coal dock permit and ex- clude the dormitory and hospital ad- ditions, outside the city limits, and H the Lefor apartment, permit for which was granted last year. ‘We Welcome to Bismarck the Members of the North Dakota Education Association The guaranteed special patent flours Our Representatives OCCIDENT, LYON’S BEST, OR CLIMAX “Our Money Back” guaran- We have a large selection of Gifts in Silver, Pewter and Copper American and Swiss Wrist Watches at reduced prices. 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