The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1931, Page 7

wv _ New Group of Officers Elected| BP LAWYERNAMED COSMOPOLITAN HEAD By Service Organization Thursday Noon. &. F. Lawyer was elected president @@ the Bismarck Cosmopolitan club at| the luncheon meeting of the organiza- tion aay noon. He succeeds’ J. vold. her officers elected were J> M. Doyle, vice president; O. A. Convert,| secretary; and Paul Knight, treasur- er. These officers received the unan- imous vote of the club. Dr. K. W. Morris was named to fill a vacancy on the board of directors. J. 8. Fevold was named delegate to represent the local club at the nation- al convention of the organization at Rapid City, S. D., next spring. Announcement that the club will give a Christmas patty Wednesday, Dec. 23, was made at the luncheon. ‘The’ party will consist of a dinner and Christmas program. It will be held in the Grand Pacific hotel, beginning at 6 p.m. f Donations totaling $25. were made by club members to help in the “good fellowship” work planned by the As- eect of Commerce committee this ristmas. William Schwartz acted as song leader at the luncheon. Adolph Engelhardt, violinist, and Grace Morris, pianist, presented sev- eral musical numbers. Nine Are Paroled by State Prison Board The state pardon board adjourned late Wednesday night, following a meeting at which nine prisoners were paroled. Approximately 50 appli- cations for clemency were heard. The cases were those remaining on a calendar of 128, of which the majority were disposed of at a meeting earlier this month. The board granted five commutations, nine paroles, ‘and deferred 14 cases. Twenty-six prisoners were denied clemency. One application was with- drawn. Among the cases denied was that of Sam Kallel, 70, “lifer” whose case was heard at the last meeting and action deferred. He was sentenced Jan. 12, 1922, from Pembina county for murder. | ouTOUR WAY IAT <= I AMI SSS SPREABIN' ASHES SSS SSJOn 1H Surin’ Pace , G@uT IM NS WAITIN’ FER A LOVE FOR ACTION Im FER /AT MAN cT' : By Williams \=/ YOU MEAN NOT T'GiT By, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1931 MAN RANI, ©1931 BY NEA 981 c ship but nine of them were deferred when the applicants failed to appear. The other, that of W. R. Shortridge who was sentenced from Morton county for second-degree murder, was denied. Bootlegger to Hear Fargo, N. D., Dec. 17.—(#)—Ed Jen- nings, Minneapolis, who pleaded guil- ty in federal court here Wednesday to one of three counts in an indictment Ten paroled prisoners made ap- plication for restoration of citizen- makers, Ask him about Dobbs’ neckwear. Dobbs’ Neckwear is too box, with a sprig of holly to Christmas spirit. $1 to $4.95 1,000 New Ties received yesterday from the best Dobbs’ Neckwear of rich distinc- tion, made of rich imported silks. to be put in a so-called Christmas Dobbs’ Neckwear should be personally wrapped in fine tissue charging violations of the national li- quor laws in connection with the oper- hats or Our robes are luxurious carry the Sentence in January; Pigskin Gloves $3.50 and $5.00 trend towards quiet, subdued pat- terns in all wool flannel, monotone crepe silk or rich moire silk. $5, $8.50, $10, $12 RARE HANDKERCHIEFS lation ef a still near Casselton, will be | sentenced by Judge Andrew Miller Dec. 28. Meanwhile Jennings is at |liberty under $10,000 bond. Arthur Barenson and John Holser. charged jointely with Jennings and who had previously pleaded guilty, will be sentenced at 10 a. m. Saturday. TO BURY PIONEER Buxton, N, D., Dec. 17.—(?)—Funer- al services will be held today at the| Grue Lutheran church near here for Guttorm B. Jacobson, 81, pioneer of this district who died Monday. Survivors include a sister, Lona, at Reeder, N. D. <4 | | | | | A trustworthy name should be on your Christmas Gift.to wools. examples of the like at t pair. 35¢, A Silk or Flannel Scarf will please him. Interwoven Hosiery in the new 6 and 3 ribbed silks or silk and Have you heard Jones & Hare, the Interwoven pair? Interwoven Hosiery boxed as you ae a = ae if Bathing Suits Are | Seanty This Year | OP Chicago, Dec. 17.—(#)— The winter bathing suit is most eco- nomical in material this year. The shops are showing a brassiere and a pair of scant trunks for those who swim. The idea is to provide plenty of exposure for the sun- light. It is estimated that 10,000 head at | cattle will be finished for the beef market in Georgia this year. $1.45 to $4.95 Funeral for Mrs. A. Halver, who died of paralysis Sun- {closet in the Riley home here. $8,000. Neles pitta ben cor eh eed bee & nah re Ged ae Gea GTP AE a, here 16 await sentence by Judge errys Funeral Parlors Wednesday | _., ‘ 4 | Andrew Miller in federal court on afternoon, with Rev. Walter E. Vater, Fire Causes Damage |a con i afternoon, with Rev, Walter E. Vater, Cau ge |Officers Elected by —a"contempt. charge. Judge Miller Episcopal church, officiating. cemetery near the grave of her hus- | band, who died here six years ago. George M. Register, Ward Preston, | storage shed at Ft. Linco Wednes- | for the next year, it was announced by Charles Gray, Charles Snyder, and | day night. . County Judge I. C. Davies, and Preston represented the Ameri-| can Legion. sons, Ray, died in France during the| what might have started the fire) directors. World War. | a aa duet during the rites | an irs, Larson also sang a solo. i They were accompanied by Mrs. F. St. had been extinguished when the M. Davis on the piano. | Mulla ake American Legion uxiliary, @ was 78 years old H | and had fesided here for the last 16| High Court Grants | whose name and address ap-| years. She leaves three daughters, | Halver, Bismarck, and Mrs. L. R.| Glanville, Van Hook, and one son, Ralph Halver, residing at Wing. he new lower prices per 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50 Mrs, Harry N. Riley were convicted |permit him to be released on bail! "4 4 Thursday in District of Columbia su-/pending an appeal action. Sioux gf yg sen preme court of cruelty. 12-| After five hours’ deliberation Tues- Halver Is Conducte year-old daughter Edith. day a jury returned its verdict and Is in Jail at argo Fargo, N. D., Dec. 17.—(AP)-—F. | Witnesses testified the girl was kept | Judge W. J. Kneeshaw of Pembina Funeral services for Mrs. Andgew |for several years a prisoner in @ dark | pronounced sentence, setting bond at To Fort Lincoln Shed Fire of undetermined origin caused| Selection of A. A. Mayer as secre- damage estimated at $500 when it|tary Thursday completed the roster of Pallbearers were H. H. Hafstrom,| partially destroyed a quartermaster’s | Officers of the Bismarck Country club Country Club Here | ¢rdered Turner's arrest last Satur- day after Indians testified Turner had allowed his cattle to graze on |the Standing Rock Reservation in defiance of a federal court order. Interment was made at St. Mary’s | Turner was arrested once before on E. A. Thorberg, president. | the same charge and fined $500. The post fire brigrade extinguished| James Trimble is vice president of | Rent the Spare Room : the organization and Dr. J. O. Arm- | One of Mra. Halver's | "Port officers were at a loss as to|son, A. W. Mundy, and E, B, Cox are| Thru The Tribune Want Ads Gray | Officers were elected at the annual — meeting of the club held recently. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY |CHRISTMAS Special. 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