The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1931, Page 2

ND. HAS 500 MILES OF SNOW FENCE NOW Barnes and Ramsey Counties Have Most; Burleigh Has 69,600 Feet North Dakota has 500 miles of snow fences distributed throughout the state, according to figures compiled; by the maintenance division of the. state highway department. The fencing maintained by the de- partment measures 2,625,202 lineal feet. Of this 270,202 feet are of the old type wood panel, while. the re-j mainder acquired since 1926 is the new type wood slat. Barnes county has 153,620 feet of snow fence, the largest of any county in the state, and Ramsey county is next with 105,540 feet. Snow fences maintained in some! THE BISMARCK TRIBU NE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1931 | Wednesday. | Ruben Pearson called at the Fred Erickson homes Thursday. Mrs. Signe Johnson and children were dinner guests of Mrs. John Johnson's Sunday. Verner Johnson called on Henry Speten and at Still Wednesday, ; Son Thursday, home. Mrs..A. Standley and sons Freddie jand Roy visited with the former's Mrs Martin Strand, Sunday. jCapital City callers Thursday. jend at the home of her sister and Hickel, near Alta. (ke a and Peter Johnson, Ned Asplund and { Miss Hilma Johnson was an over- | tin and Anna Mattson, Sunday. night guest of Miss Helen Pearson; Miss Delores Johnson shopped in ‘ Bismarck Tuesday housekeeping there. ~~ Wild Rose 1 (eee By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL Miss Freda Schaefer is helping at the Brownawell home during the ab- | Hilma Johnson visited Doris John- sence of Mrs, Brownawell. | Members of the Saville family who) Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Boettcher | attend Braddock high school, moved spent last week at the Axel Asplund 'to town this week, They will do light | While a jammed courtroom looked Up jon, the state scored Wednesday inj Reuben Feltheim and son Walter} thy trial of Lav-rence Osman on json-in-law and daughter, Mr. and|™otored to Wilton Saturday. Ernest Saville has an infection in|and, as a result, a statement in Mr. and Mrs. Martin Strand, son; his thumb which resulted: in blood | which Osman admitted the beating ; Eugene and daughter Alvina were poisoning. He is reported to be get-|was entered in the court records, ting along nicely. He is serving on Miss Mary Doyle spent the wee-|the jury at Linton this month. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.| obtained through threats, told of jrother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Bill | Howard Brownawell of Moffit Dec. 1.) events leading up to the beating and Miss Emma McConkey of Bismarck | described the altercation. _ Charles Axel Asplund were Bismarck shoppers and Mrs. Nina Sandelin yisited with | Friday. \the latter's brother ee sister, Mar- P CK COU TR i FOR LISBON TRIAL State Scores in Case of Man | Accused of Beating Wife 3 to Death’ 2 Lisbon, N. D., Dec. 10.—(AP)— charges of fatally beating his wife The statement, which C. G. Ban- gert, defense attorney, claimed. was ‘Axel Asplund drove Ingrid and| Visited with Miss Mabel Wilson over} Ego, Ransom county state’s attor- ‘ney, prosecuting the case, denied A number of young people from|Bangert’s charge and said: Osman, other counties follow: \Margaret Hagstrom to their home the week-end. Lineal | Saturday. | County Feet Miss Helen Pearson celebrated her here ‘attended the first basketball | farmer near Englevale, was warned Adams +» 19,664 111th birthday Sunday. |game of the season held at Braddock | the statement might be used against Billings 14,164 | Ole Hagstrom, son Albert, and , Friday. Bowman McKenzie 32,528 McLean 97,132 | Mercer 12,676 | Morton 67,664 | Oliver . 6,600; Sheridai 35,656 Sioux 17,004 Slope 6,084 Stark 63,232 ———— \ Braddock ‘i ry — e By MBS. E. F. SAVAGE The Girls Reserves of Braddock have completed their constitution and chosen a name “Hidatsa Unallyi” meaning “North Dakota, Place of Friends.” Helen Aarvig has been elected cheer leader. The regular party has been postponed until Dec, 14th. The school children and teachers are practicing for the community Christmas tree program which will be held in the school gymnasium. Special services were held in the M. E, church each night this week except Monday. Mrs. D, M. Bowles of Homer, Neb., arrived in Braddock Dec. 2 for an extended visit at the home of her sis- ter, Mrs. E. W. Baker. ‘Warner Sempel drove to Bismarck Friday to visit his father at a Bis+ marck hospital. Mrs. Abner Martinson of Kintyr¢ was a Braddock caller Saturday after- noon. Mr, and Mrs. Sid Tracy of Dale have moved into rooms in the 8. 8. ‘Tracy home. Mrs. C. T. Barton accompanied by Merced Spitzer went to Kintyre Fri- day to spend a few hours with rela- tives. ~ Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Fraser and Mar- vin were Minton callers Thursday. Rev. Lane and Rev. Kinzler drove *ete,"Moffit Sunday evening, where Rev. Lane preached. George Wright and Mr. and. Mrs. Herman Junge drove to Bismarck Saturday. The Braddock Shipping association shipped livestock to St. Paul Satur- day morning. J. G, DeFrance of Hazelton was a Braddock caller Monday. Henry Jagd made a trip to James- town Thursday morning, where he @ car load of sheep. O. R. Martini went to Jamestown Friday and brought a truck load of them back. J. E, Fitzgibbons was in Bismarck Thursday afternoon. ‘Members of the ladies’ aid of the M. E. church held their annual dinner Saturday in the Siem hall. Mr. and Mrs. John Rouser drove to Wednesday, where Mrs. Rouser remained until Saturday. Thore Naaden ard son, accom- panied by Mrs. A. J. Koenig and three children, drove to Linton Saturday. Mrs. J. Schaefer and son John and Mrs. Grosz went to Bismarck Wednes- day to visit with Willie Schaefer. ‘The regular meeting of the ladies of the Woodman circle was held at the home of Sor Aarvig Dec. 3 with 18 was presented with a birthday gift. J Walsh, who has been in the we for several months, returned home By B. P. HAGSTROM Mr. and Mrs. Harry Triska trans- acted business in Wilton Friday. Simon Larson, who is working at the Henry Speten farm, spent Sun- day with his brother-in-law and-Bis- , Mr. and Mrs. Erick Pearson. Mr. and Mrs, John Asplund and sons visited one evening recently with Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Asplund. Albert Hagstrom called on Marion Strand Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Boettcher and 8 19,500 | Erick Pearson and son, Ruben called | on Fritz Hentz Sunday. They also|two weeks at Moffit with her son| was dismissed. Later the attorneys were called into private ‘chambers ; called on Anthony Erickson. | Roy Standley of near Regan and Monday. Mrs. Signe Johnson and children jess in Wilton last week. Chr WAFFLE IRON Automatic heat indicator— large size—cast aluminum grids—drip catcher. Com- plete with cord: $5.95 Waltle tron without, indi- AUTOMATIC IRON Guaranteed for a lifetime. Automatic heat regulator switch—tip back rest—col- ored handles — chromium plated. 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