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‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1931 like for you boys in the orchestra to give me a few more laughs at today’s matinee—can’tcha?” PADALANCHUK ASKS |p. A. Shuren and Edward B. Haas, both living in Bismarck. He was a member of Lloyd Spetz post, No. 1, Dickinson Farmer Charged With Assault With Weapon With Intent to Kill Dickinson, N. D., Nov. 25—(?)}—A motion for a change of venue for the trial of Sam Padalanchuk, charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, will be made by his counsel in Stark county district court which opened Tuesday with Judge F. T. Lembke presiding. Padalanchuk is charged with stab- bing Joe Steffen, neighboring far- mer, 10 miles northwest ‘of here. He is accused of inflicting nine stab wounds on Steffen the morning of July 16. His counsel said the motion to be made when the case is called charges prejudice will not permit a fair trial for the defendant. A dozen criminal cases are listed on the calendar. 7 Raphael Kuntz, Dickinson, will stand trial on charges of shooting with intent to kill and arson. Kuntz, believed to have been crazed by liquor, ran amuck in the-city’s streets last Aug. 30, shooting at Mrs. W. Littlehales and setting fire to sev eral residences, it is charged. Given a hearing Sept. 3, he was committed to the state hospital for the insane, where he has been since. State's Attorney T. F. Murtha, fol- lowing the September hearing, said he would attempt to convict Kuntz and send him to the state peniten- tiary. 18 North Dakota 4-H Members to Make Trip Eighteen North Dakota 4-H club members, accompanied by Pauline Reynolds ,assistant state club leader, will leave Nov. 28 for Chicago, to attend the tenth National 4-H club congress which is to be held in con- nection with the International. Live- tock Exposition Nov. 29 to Dec. 5. e boys and girls are delegates to the national meeting, and will take part in conferences with 4-H mem- bers from practically every state. Members of the delegation were selected on the basis of their excel- lent records in club work during the past two years. The trip was made possible through contributions by the railroads, various commercial organi- zations and assistance from the del gates’ home communities. The gro expects to return to North Dakot' about Dec. 5. Those who will make the trip are: Thelma Rue, Gascoyne; Robert Pierce, Scranton; Beatrice Smith, | Rhame; Calvin Woodruff, Jr. and Walter Bartholoma, Regent; Hazel Nelson, Bucyrus; Esther Landa, De- Sart; Evelyn Wigen and Blanch Er- landson, Hettinger; Elmer Hoel, Abercrombie; Leland Roen, Bowman; Helen McKay, Luverne; Ralph Pe- terson, Granville; Berthel Paulson, Portland; Esther Watson, McKenzie, and Luella Van Sweringen, Rugby. Former Local Man Injured in Mishap John L, Haas, former resident of Bismarck and World War veteran, suffered injuries to his hips and spine in an automobile accident near Buhl, Idaho, last week, according to @ letter received by the Bismarck ‘Tribune. The automobile in which Haas was riding turned over while going at a high rate of speed. The accident ap- parently was caused by a deflated tire. It will be some time before Haas [\f SSeaen es ! jwill be able to walk, according to the letter. Haas left Bismarck for Idaho in August, 1931. He is a brother of Mrs. of the American Legion here. HERE’S HONESTY Memphis, Tenn.—This may sounc a bit far-fetched, but it is neverthe- less true that a woman has sent a hotel manager here five cents toe pay for the hotel stationery she used while staying here. She is Mrs. M. Engle, of Harrisburg, Pa., and she explained in a letter to the manager sheet of paper to write a letter at the hotel. 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