The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1933, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1983 The Wachter Herald and the Wachter | ——#——_____., ©. ege e . News. The covers are in relief black re Activities of the Week in |= Sait sc: |_Weather Revort ||| COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS ||) 322. 347/.2222|C oNTLNO® D . ure of a towncrier and the News’ 4 ; Bs ¢ ‘Naugh' arom page ont Bismarck Public Schools ||: wits 202 5 eve TORENT Gene menotigty eb ry er Iman, of the rade. Md Clear The William Moore papers are not Bismarck, North Dakota, January/C. M. Bjerke, clerk .... yee, i: Crofte, 1: Gienview, 1 $$ $$$ ______! | cation the william Moore Herald and F 3rd, 1933, 10 o'clock a, m. Mrs. J. O. clerk Taos Weeas, ai eineenel Bc riert Flora—Eva Coats, Julius Caesar—Billy | thelr covers are of winter scenes, one For North Dao} The Board of County Commission: | Oeasion = vuerey mo ck, 1; Canfield 1 Batherville, 1 kota: Generally|ers convened with Commissto Pt nm 1s le, 2; Dohn, Juliet—Harriet Cartledge, Ras.!in colors and one in black and white. , | fair tonight and| Swanson, Soder, Moynier, Fricke, an M i 3; Stelber, 1; Florence tus—Currle Conrad, Thomas Jeffer-| Roosevelt school’s primary paper is Tuesday; not so{ Wil! present. eateee i v 5 by Cueumntecdt 8 son—William Dohn, Peoria—Dorothea|the “West End News,” the cover of | y| cold tonight, a. all ceeded to seconded by. Commissioner Fricke that Arness, Columbine—Adeline Dale, and| Which is a picture of @ residential to 203, sub ae to pi Sadi the mother's pension of Julia Jordan other minor characters. scene in colors. The cover of the or delinquent: is discontinued beginning January Ensemble Old Black Joe. intermediate grades’ paper, “The Stu- : ‘and | Mary C: railroad fare tor bai ye We ini “ Recitation—Jeannette Croonquist |dent Static,” was drawn by Spencer raliarvey Wichey and wite-$ 64.10) sere, "aaamy” Scott son, Moynisr, Fricke, and Will voted ae Loudspeakers Boise, a fourth-grade boy. The cover wrence Backman, board and fi pas Hundreds Were to Participate! the Loudspeakers, Miss Johnson’s|0f the Will school primary newspaper, a Ey decd tn 0 ior E Ti ae ae le : room, were to present a play for the| Called “The Annex News,” is a col-| fii, ided change ‘ nsion ........ led by Commissioner Fricke that! noid) Monday Afternoon in Honor |rincoin's day program. ‘The program |0red picture of two children and a| |." Gs rag a : ee the poor rellef allowance to Jona M.|® coe hi of ‘Em ancipator’ committee was as follows, Ruth Cogh-|Snow man they have built. Generally fair to. Mi pat Tonth berinning January 1st, 1933" [an automobile came around lan, Edna Bredy, John Arnold and| No paper contained less than eight |night and Tuesday; warmer tonight | “#wrence, Murphy, Fulle a GS Fel call ai aieaers:, vet ee Erwin Brendel. pages. Articles by teachers, school|and south portion ‘Tuesday, Powers, services and ex- “G Keator, mothers roves by Combaladtoner Weick, pec Hundreds of Bismarck children|, They were to have their blackboards| Officers and patrons on health, sav-] For Minnesota: Generally fair in Plo Hamel oe. gee ca SaAeA by Coummetoe Ustet Uo were to participate in Lincoln Birth- decorated with pictures of Lincoin and|ines. church, home, scout work, Il-|north, eloudy in south, probably with| tom ge alae morner’® 45.00] 80, beard adjourn to 3:80 o'clock day programs planned Monday after-|0f his time. The decorating commit- braries, school historJes, school activi- |Snow tonight and Tuesday; not so . for John p.m . hoon atvall grade schools in the pub-|t€® Was composed of Bernice Brown,| ties in all lines, lists of honor|Ccold tonight in north. Mertz for month of January On, roll call all members voted been 7 Ruth Coghlan and Eileen Agnew. students and perfect attendance pu- . W. E. Perry, coroner's in 6 o' who lic school system. . the death Ge Slareubet Gua. aston f :30. o'clock p. m. the board of no- | Parents and others interested were RICHHOLT SCHOOL pils, original poems, stories and draw- GENERAL CONDITION: ville . 1.00} county comm: ners reconvened. home next “ invited to attend. At 2:30 p. m. ings are included in their makeup. « The principal low pressure area is|Dr. Bodenstab, post mortem 15.00] » yn aean call Arg bei Sees Swan- robbery was Propramns at ihe various schools| ‘“Amerlea"—school. ‘Among adults who have written ar-| centered over northern Saskatchewan | -°#mination .... aang | Pie ee ane wit drive- tener: Salute to the flag—first grade| ticles for the papers are C. E. Pickles; |and slightly higher temperatures pre- | 7": ,£'9%¢ M.D. services’ to br ‘At this time the board took up the ROOSEVELT (Frances Goodman, Errald Adams, |Miss Esther Telchmann, school nurse; | vall over the western Canadian Prov-| noan & Strauss Clini pension matter of clrecking the records of the Claude &. (ower gree ai a0 p. m, and|Fred Walker, Jack ‘Scott, John Mel John W. Reel, director of recreation; |inees. Temperatures also rose over| county physician Mrs. Margaret Fieid, mothe irae ca camten ce ae Gee at cs of $8,000 upper grades at 3:15 p. m.) Tile, James Bloneley Ocrslde Cat | Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl, pastor of Trin- | the Great Lakes region, lower Missis-|Roan & Strauss Clinic, serv- Pension several offices {for the Giae 2 Hette, ‘Ruth Welble, ‘Maxine Speaks,| ty Lutheran church; and Assistant | APE Ned, tre oust whe, gouthwest-| Roan a diraine lala, ven: er'a pension roy oe Otome aerate? rat ia hed Bong, “America,” second grade. Marguerite Slarner, Perry Patterson, | Attorney General Harold D, Shaft, | tho"fo.tn Pacihe Geese beets bae Oe Staal trentWenth ca é ithe by Commissioner Fricke that/one of the men was obtained from Flag Salute, second grade. Jimmy Backlund, Keith Neubauer, weather prevails from Washington O eir coaea’ Mi ‘ h, 1 s9 c'clock |yars, Boettcher. She said the man Playlet (‘February's Famous Birth- | Roland Fuller, Bettey Lewis and Bet- and Oregon eastward :to the upper Uae el is poumien was appafently an American, about days")—Alwyn Smith, Nancy Tavis, |t¥ Jane Fritz.) Mississippi Valley. “jury certificates Mabel’ Baiicy, oyni 42 years old and about five feet, seven Allene Olstad, Jean Sloan, Emmett] “Birthday of Lincoin’—Alvin Nord tion occurred at many places from the|C..G. Derby, county treasurer, Pension 25,00| the board. of count; f inches tall. Mra. Boettcher said she Schmitz, Robert Beatty, Jimmie Me-|and Anna Gabel. Great Lakes region westward to Ore-| ,, Jury. certificates ih convened with the following mem. | noticed his peculiar round eyes. Both Laughlin and John Helsing. “There Are Many Flags” —second gon and Nevada. OS edhGne ee Mi Commissioner Swanson, | men wore masks. Poem, “Little Boy Abie,” Leonard|grade (Ruth Nelson. Evelyn Klein, il, Hedlund Coe ee ©.'G. Derby, county canis er welche ana Com: Belk. Marlys Korupp, Jacqueline Parks. 2 a level, 30.) jury certificates ‘arl Berndt, poor we 3 “ . , Carl Landerhol: t Song “There are Many Flags’—|Marian Illchen, Audine Wilson, Mar- C. G. Derby, county John Hat ‘olm, poor relief At ths time board reorganized, second grade. ian Martin, June Walker, Waldo|Win Honors Through Scholastic NORTH DAKOTA POINTS io’: Dery, pouney teeaiaian Guar Eavontuse care of Pike Keitel eel man having filed Recitation—Mary Thorstenson. Wheeler, Myla Mitchell, Mina Mitch- Tam Low Pet.| jury certificates ... i laja child Steet Sipe Dialogue “The Meeting of the Let- ae eae Bredy, Marcella Weisen- Averages; Four Grade o1g .. 00) © G, Dechy, county baa er seconded ters’—Ferris Cordner, Harold Perry,|berger, Ruth Richert, Norma Olson, 14 -12 | J . Lene ashnd that Axel Soder be elected chairman Robert Tester, Robert Rue, Robert|Florence Smith and Leila Prazier.) Schools Represented Fargo-Moorhead, peldy. 10 “13 02 O Sitnees Continent ei OBrien and Barton Fahigren. Dramatization — third and fourth Williston, clear . 16 -16 00] c. G. Derby, county tre “| St, Alexius Hospital, acct. of aye: Will, nor Fricke, Grade 3 grades (Jean Gillette, Helen Louise a Grand Forks, pcldy. +13 -13 witness certificates Josephine Johnson .. H Mes) Ninety-five Bismarck grade school | Minot, pcld: CG. De August Do Song—"The Flas.” |Scott, Philip Livdahl, Eugene Miller,|children won places on the scholas- fnerars 00) C wat certitiontee eeeeeee, Mane Twas ee Recitation—“The American Fila Guilford Mandigo, Eileen Neubauer,|tic honor rolls, it is announced by “a popes C. G. Derby, county treasurer, Drs. Roan & Strat been Nancy Helen Dollar, Gretchen Schnel- Robert Johanson, Marian Johnson.! school officials. OUT OF STATE POINTS balliff certificates county physicians for thi der and Rosemary Selvig. Gerald Dunn, Irene Klein, James} Honor students at the various 7 beaks ee . Roll cail: Swanson, ay: said F atttnton Robert, ing, Bugene|Neubauer, John Carlson, Suzanne | schools follow: Amarillo, Tex., clear... c.'d. Derby, county t Lake Twp, mdse, for Mr ee or Fields, Francis Selby, Lawrence Hel-|Melville, Keith Stizel, Percy Quanrud. Richholt Boise, Idaho, clear .. : “pailift certificates ... A. Beardsley for Nov. “Moved by Commissioner Will, fawn liekson, Buddy Hargraves and Leslic|Lyle Porter, Rose Mary Krier, Peari| Fourth grade—Beverly Kruger, Ar-| Calgary, Alta., clear. C. G, Derby, county treasurer, August Doehle, clerk, Long onded by Commissioner Fricke, that Solweigner. Porter, June Beaumar., and Arzella|zetta Ode and Margaret Erickson, |CHicago, Ill SO crt ens creates = Lake Twp. milk for Minnie || Dr. Larson be re-appointed as county a Reading “Abraham Lincoln"—Millt- | Ode.) i Fifth—John Fortenberry. "pallitt cetdtioates rere ; Mall ceili’ Beanery aver ieent ‘Borkness. Under the Flag”—third grade. Sixth—Lorraine Berg, Helen John- for Henry Josephson .. aye; Will, aye; Fricke, a “Lincoln's Boyhood” — Frederick} “O Captain! My Captain!"—John|son, Jean Speaks, Robert Welch and postage for county supt. o! Hall's Drug Store, pi aye. “i ‘Wilde. Fortenberry. Robert “Yeneles ae 00] ,, tion for Mrs. Steve Emneth Moved by Commissioner Swanson, Mapother Story of Lincoln's Boy-| Flag drill—tirst and second grades Wachter Ra a Rg el oa ea hood”—Dwight Mote. (Joe Guthrie, Walter Scott, Jerry; Fourth—Margaret Dutt, Margaret C. G. Derby, county treasu! i mother’s pension ae board be retained for the year as in “Honest Abe”—Milton Quamme. Fortenberry, Percy Patterson, Jacx|Ness and Robert Gray. box rent moa Hospital, s« 1932, “Two Towns Build Memorials to|Scott, Bobby Mooney, Jack Backlund.| Fifth—Theodore Lampman, Fred mee a" ? rold J on n 6 — aT Swanson, a; Tiedman, Abraham Lincoln” — Thelma White,|Jimmy Backlund, John Melville, Ray-|Meske and Kenneth Smith. NOP. RB in ‘co. surveyor aye. il, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder, George Fisher. Marian Cherinch, mond Anderson, Gordon Senzick and! Sixth—Lois Drennen and Dean Cc. G Derb: ti Dan Hein, cutting weeds in Moved by Commissioner Tiedman, Norma Skei and Venetta Brunelle. Junior Miller). Lampman, freight on snow fence: Richmond Twp. conded by Commissioner Will that “ a Plantati ae Roosevel Modena, Utah, clear.... 16 '00|C-.G. Derby, county treasurer, Stanley Francis, hauling and e county auditor discontinue t! ‘The Lincoln Grammar” — Allen lantation melodies — Merlin Scott, velt, » 4 ttl i ‘ : : No. Platte, N., snowing. 8 interest on bonds utting up snow fences in service of one clerk, and tl tl ‘Hektner. Ivan Franklin, Billy Lund, Don De-|_ Fourth—Mary Anne Cox, Spencer} yi. City, O., eld: * 2 C. G. Derby, county ti incoln Twp. .00| clerk of court dftcontinue th Recitation—“O Captain! My Cap-|Laney, Freddie Mayo, Donald Klein, | Boise, Mary Logan, Virginia Turner, | picrre, 8. 1 sccmwliig interest on certificate of in- St, Alexius Ho: of the deputy clerk, and that the si tairt—Mary Langer. Raymond McCabe, Edwin Lee, Edwin| Beverly Stadler, Frances Boutrous,| prince Aibert, S “Atkin 1,878.00} 5 pak Children fel brah encanta alee ean Tiano wale “The Parade of the Ele-|Hochhalter, Harold Koening, Fred| Caroline Atkinson, Michael Chernich,| Qu'Appelle. S, clears; 10. -Ie “Ma. Der : ‘care of bane Wratten Roll esti: wae : Ted phants"—Marjorie Jones. Wingerter,’ Joe Masseth, Raymond| Ted Mote, Elaine Truesdale, Charles | Rapid City, 8. D., an ices an surveyor “190.008: Dak. House of Mercy, care aye; Will, aye; Fricke, ayo; Soder, Upper Grades {Smith and Ross Johnson. Johnson, Earl Skei, Gweneth Tester, | Roseburg, Ore., cldy. 34 04] Fe signed to C. of Schaper baby ay si " Flag salute, “America” and “Lin-{ “Little Patriot” drill—first and sec-| Lila Jane Brynjulson and Catherine /St. Louis, Mo., clear Derby, co. treas., repair- St, Mexius Hospital, acct. of Moved by Commi iP Frick toln"—fourth grade. jond grades (Edwin Clausnitzer, Elsie | O'Leary. Minn., eldy Gan tatson essige oe. Economy “Grocery thet the county auditor advertise for age vt H . - i ,e , ass! 1e¢ . “In February—sixth grade. iSchultz, Myron Ode. Evelyn Wray,|_Fifth—Eileen Skei, Joyce Paviak, Derby, co. treas, repat .80| . fF poor ... tics fee cules Gaal ae “Allegiance”—sixth grade ;Bruce Burch, Violet Oeltman, Mar- Florence Cohenour, Ann Louise Se! St. Alexius Hospital, opened February 8th, 1933 at 2:30 “word of Lincoln’—Harriet Wallis {garet Meili,’ Edwin Meir, Lorraine| V8: Bruce Plomasen, Burt Mahiman, | Se ume Souda ek Diesel ° Foil Pall, Swanson Tied “Jingle Bells” and “Kentucky Babe” | Russell, oe Tarner, Roscoe Carre. teeth gore oe ne Bien uw Mannasmith, assigned " Hae Boor’ relief’ 110.42] aye; Will, ay: Fricke, aye ‘Soder, —chorus. ani abel arrel. ool " J G. Derby, co. treas. ate Auditor, care of pa. aye. “ incoln, the Master’—| “Our Own Dear Country” — .| and Marian Martin. expenses natal " qe.63] ftlents, Inst. ft bb] Moved by Commissioner Fricke, foe : lgaret Erickson, Geman arco Sixth—Beverly Skei, Earl Benesh, L. W. Mannasmith, ae seconded by Commissioner Swanson “Lineoln”—fitth grade. \Eloyce Kositzky, Ialeen Mutchler, Ar-| Margaret Forister, Marcella Ander~ senses 46.2], 8 Allen, § Uthat the state highway commission Play “High Lights in the Life of |zella Ode and fourth grade chorus.) paneer Alice Johnson and amarck a Mary Cashel, witness fees aa be and is hereby Fequested to proc ca e Zill, "s 5 ‘ ve vett. plies ... 504. 1, witness fee: wi © preparation of fom gue "ere ‘Cortance ole |Quanrud, = SO" 78" Cena Wittam Moor 0 whey taal igrs a: “OTST Section, rams fous $38 |Bnne palin ond cies (pa of alan Vali cnunge Pea i 0 a = 5s odgers 0! a ie! lor ‘ol Beasie Spitzer, Bruce Plomasen, Ar-| “Bugler from the Fort” and “Allegi-| , Forth, (Miss | Collison —Loms | Beoduee Exchan ARE eg W. I. Franklin, witness fees eS ta raat careers, Sencribed | ied by Judge H. Ly it was thur Stadler, Gene Peters, Joe Volk,/ance”—sixth grade chorus. , Margare! , Robert Os- ge care of Jack Dickey .. 27.00] James McDonald, witness fees 20 Local name of road, U, 8. No. Elleen Skel, Marjorie Rosen and Vir-| Star Spangled Banner—school jeer gly aadaqarsslenueeqenscgip it: Proposed by State] ““crre'et sores Win, Cameron: witness teese” EE eee ina Malm, Be IOS et noe pais garet. Ann Dolph, Audrey Wald- po: y te} 60.00| Wm. Cameron, witness tees ‘30 ment, regraveling; bs WILL SCHOOL | Beas pur: schmidt, Dorothy Ann Knect, George! xotn pakote far innate sai|ciacamabcomericmeie: Lisl. cermttrmenien teres caning At 2:15 P.M. | thmesceensaied of ddemeitanbiinn: poe aunt Spohn and Marry! | ited Si amehigaee Tickets French & (‘Weich Hardware Wm. Fricke, services county at 8. E. corner section 34-141-8 } leaaitaes ceeitatl F vem. -|_ Co. merchandise . er sthe squirrels Mr. Hald's room,|congs, Harmonica quartet and tcio.of| , ZOCt (alas Giang) -suciey | Sook for payment of tel celinaiaens | Pee ieerehncaeg eee vip comtaisstonae were to present @ play, The Boy Lin-|boy voices with guitar accompani-| “Askin and Norman Fevold. senensninteeameoritice iar tty | rank G. Grambi : :75|Axel Soder, service tion with the United States in order coln, and a regular meeting of Lin-|ment. Months of the year will appear Fifth and sixth (Miss Cole)—Grace | 20s) Oa provisions of a bill in-| waterworks Department, congnissioner to obtain federal aid to the extent of Srcraiwac acoltty iwna to! belin costume, elo sera, Ga : Sanborn, Roberta Severtson, Jimmie lu in the house of representa- er George 8. Register, postage. y] not to exceed 50 per cent of the to! y a jin a ers. Some col-| Shunk, Pauline Spare, Vernon Peter- | tives Saturday. Good Samaritan Society, care E. A. Thorberg, dinners for actual cost of construction, or given. ‘The cast of characters in the|onial costuming. Two hundred nine The prea) * They would be allowed 80 cents a| , °%, Johnsons .f Jurors maximum legal federal aid per mile play was Lester Kelly, Ruth Geb-|pupils will participate in the program, | Son, Thomas Skodje, Dana Register,| pushet credit f grade A. W. Lucas Co.,’ merch 90 C. J. Peterson, allowable, Pardt, Edward Hageerty, John Jor- WACHTER '|Delores Munger, Marietta Meyer, | 340 lor first wheat,/ Humphreys & Moule, delin- vi ‘That the state highway commission lecceoth Flatland, Evelyn Fite.| aio Edna Lyngstad, Alphield Engen, Dor- $1.40 for flax, 35 cents a bushel for} quent tax notices be further uested to approp! 1" og v1 ‘d :30 p. m. othy Dale and Virginia Dietz. barley, 6 cents a pound for top-grade R. C. Thompson, and set aside, when available, a suf- ‘Thomas Gussner, Betty Jacobson ani First Grade Sixth (Miss Ricketts)—E: cattle and 20 cents pound for top-| 4,C, ee ee oars tat Mts. Sitent Aunuat of einen O66 $0 se tne = Alcs TeGrave. sola gid “ae EASES x iss Ricketts) —Earl Beat, | eeste Od) Monroe Calculating Go. rent Otto Rachel " 4,00] approximately 75 per cent of the total ‘The following were in the meeting] Recitation “Our Flag” 8 Evelyn Griffith, Loring Knecht, Aud- 24 of calculator Burt Hedstrom, coal for John actual cost of construction of the THE J wine ‘ - n ir lag” — Nadine! rey Cave, James Shirek, Elsa Janda,| After the counties receive the grain Merts : above mentioned project. ¢ the Literary Society. Willard . of the Literars ety. Wil Longbottom. John Lyngstad and Joe Sirnchuk. and livestock it would be disposed of , In consideration of the foregoini ? Hanson, president, Beverly Jensen,! Recitation “Patriotic Girl” — Ila » through the commissioner of agricul- ing Co., Cc 00) the Board of County Commission a secretary, Lydia Langer, Marjorie | Johnson. ° - ture and the Farmers National Live-| ewe! of maintenance ay Mutat otnine Gitte Minto aed T OR SLEEP fe nee Piph ay ry, Tom Fox| Song “Salute to Flag"—first grade. Dr. Gullixson Speaks stock Marketing association and the standera6 i services county : sion,” oan, tie to such rightecof- ind Robert Humphrey: “Sentiments abo i? t * Farmers’ Ni i wi Mine Guectors were Lynn Franzen, |pugghmen's about Lineoin’—eight} At Local High School) ithe iortn Dekots stae mill and| compound succes 00) Anal ode, che j 801A iSrurther agrecd thot the County| Stomach Gas So Bad Hurts Annie Homer, Doris Fevold ana “4 ”, Dan Kuehn, janitor work 4 *; 6.00] Will pay its of the total cost of Hi Song “Soldier Boy”—class. elevator at Grand Forks. Ace-Hi A Luther Theological Seminary, in St. Sager A aq : 00 | nctual 4 : Clyde Drennen in charge. Farley Le: M 19. H, Helgeson, cost, and that the Board of The Ace-Hi's were to hove « pisy.8| Recitation “Abraham Lincoln” —|Paul, gave a Lincoln address to ariey Leaves Miami ae C First National ‘Bank, B County Commissioners, will set aside in " i s. " § marck, ; propriate resolu ite. penrines ands: story of Lincoln? | rarman Merkel. day Siete ache! Ae AO For Home in Gotham | _ teria: *°"*° 51]. H. Holgesons milcage $0-001 quested to do so by the state nigh. : Golden Eagles pe ie amen Dr. Gullixson, who gave the com- — Bettina SAaugh. resietrasion BO Ee A ae ey Cee ene: aecceen: feoeee q ica” — ud 4 (el = inion Ley of ‘The following program was to beloiasg © “> Pantomime ‘America” —| mencement address to the class of| Miam!, Fla, Feb, 13.—(#)—There| “Sion card ene a Mee aa estimated cost of the project, cack estimated cost to include 10% for en- $i, 5 y was a recess in Democratic tics} Agr. E: aiven by the Golden Eacles. Miss Ev-|""Recitation “Little Boy Abe"—Ber-| 1928, formerly was pastor of fin Jeane Sanaa oth Bae ee peuiiaee | Ake: Hertgasion Diy wali f £22] gineering and contingencies, arts’ room: Picture Study, Rufus Lum-|nard Ness, a a He ee ReReS dae PRee eee ad. e Ty; Little Blossom and the President, ‘Third Grade fed gave his Lincoln address before re aye and Chairman James — Jeamlnger: co. sad er, 2:39 | tution duty adopted ‘by POpY of reso che Tita ete ach, Hiaseoes ae Dislogue “An Til-Preated Flag”. ae on of the state legis | ivy York "| Finance Garp econstruction — | gp|the Board adjourn to 2:30 o'clock p.| Sth, 1033, pail: oP Ree f 7 Fl i. i a 5 21. 3 z P. ? id son; Books Lincoln Read, Betty Le- desnnette William and Bernard] gaturday evening Dr. Gullixson| , Roosevelt will land here Wednesday Geo. T. Richmond, salary, tax January 3rd, 193 (Signed) A. C JAAMINGRD, roy: How Lincoln Earned His First lum. spoke to members of Boy Scout Troop from his 10-day fishing and swim- an persne 5.4! nm, roll call all members voted (SEAL) unty Auditor, Dollar, Milton Lippert: Lincoin’s Way'|, 0008, ,"There Are Meny Flags injNo, 5 and thelr parents. Sunday he| Ming trip in the waters off the Ba: oieareiaae : p. m. the Board of County| Dated 1-5 with His Wife, Mae Price; How Lin- lany Lands”—class. preached at Trinity Lutheran church. hama Islands. He will depart that|Kiefer Supp! Commissioners reconvened. Roll _call: Sw: edman, On roll call Commissioners Swan-|S¥ei Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder, Story “Lincoln's Boyhood” — Ber- night for New York to conclude prep- \ aes . : ¥ ‘ cont. eueeered ene eee nard Solum. asations for taking over direction of yrea ©.” Ansisom,” criminal son, Soder, Moynier, Fricke and Will|*¥%,. 4», P Ethel Meader, Evangeline Longmuir.|,,tincoln and Birds’—Donald Long- Graduated Tax on be apperines on. Mageh 4, nating Month of Dec. 15520) "Sfoved “by Commissioner Fricke, gnded by Somminnoner Packet i 3 next two weeks, Roosevelt] R. C. 7 ¥ ded by Ci i .| Burleigh county furnish quarters fo! sea ee care Nokon, ANS) “Lincoln amd Books” — Duane Incomes Is Asked) wit ascise may his cabinet make-|, torvices terre 26.00] that Later Larson be appolnted ap-|the city engineer in the anurihoube:| "phe M6 90 my stomach wan 2 poe raves, as up and pick. the other men to ci ser, to appraise a stray horse ers for or Ree a ee eae ota, ob Fourth Grade A graduated income tax ranging| out the policies of the “new deal” he | vi, rarsem Section Ellason, located on| 120 See of chatee, or ne ast 16| Even my heart hurt A frie rer iy Mille’ Willard Mineau. | Piaylet, “The Banner Class'—so-|ffom one per cent on all incomes up| has decided upon, A.C, Isnminger, posiag i orth Pak” “4-|"*Rol call: Swanson, aye; Tiedman,| Mgsested Adlerika. The first dese Doris Oreherd, Catherine Mayer,|Phie Merkel, Donald Schwebs, Cath- to $2,000 to 50 per cent on incomes Mary Cashel, juvenile serv- Ri ntom, aye; Boder, aye;|8¥é: Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder,| 1 took brought me relief. Now I a YTlerine Schmidt, Charles Williams, | Ver $30,000, is provided for in a bill V . Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; and Will, |™ eat as I wish, sleep fine and Marcia Logee, Florence Miller, Fran-|F.24, pecknell ‘and Kenneth Varnes, | introduced in the senate Saturday by eteran Skiers Make . C. Isami! aye. Moved by Commissioner Fricke, sec-| mever felt better.” — Mrs, Jas. | ces Olson, and Ruth Mueller. ee a ney. tors J. K. Brost : Moved by Commissioner Moynier,|onded by Commissioner Swanson, that/ Filler, ee Song “Lincoln”—class. Senat tuen, E. E. Greene, Long Jumps at Lake} Jonn ‘A. Waiste, clerk Ly seconded by Commissioner Swanson,|Commissioner Will be appointed. The Railsplitters, Miss Olson’s room. Fitts ape. Sixth gett. posed net incomes - os Madi f Ole Reckman f the ae ake cortific oe to, Dr. Lipp county ass eect 4 Wo! urleigh} Adierika has been the ; were to have a program in three parts.|, Glimpses of Lincoln's Life'—eighs| sod be: a Devils Lake, No D, Feb, 13—(@)—| Sererence, Madland, road work — 11.30) 1989 ‘a1 and 2 tax om the ii of aie | Memorial Board of Governo! for over 20 years. Tis i 1, America, by all the pupils. ia i ‘ John Glum, road work E% of West % of 33-139-79, tor the| , Roll call: Swanson, aye: peas fact that it acts on BOTH ‘ 2. Lincoln's Life and Character: o-part song “Lincoln Memorial” Geo, M clerk, Canfieid sum of $700.00, and that the auditor|S¥e} Will, aye; Fricke, a: Upper and lower bowels while ordi- Ne ee ie, ‘Carcmniaute|—tFO grades, Bet' 000 and $4, for Ravaent make the proper transfer of atore-|"¥s4v0q by Commissioner Fricke, sec-|Dey, pills and laxatives act on the | Re as -tain > E septenetene gps Hoitent, au mentee aed cave lOteMtatecahiie ts Petey A | oem Sherigh cease a , two-minute - ta y GRADE SCHOOLS ARE Between $4,000 and $5,000, four per ed ‘by Commissioner Moynies teat | 1933, Z Se Poisonous matter that Helen Hedstrom. ” laeedd A. P. Lenhart, suppli Moynier that , at 10 o'clock a. m. ing out old Early Ventures, talks by Olive John- Caen pen eaym ; £,C. Taaminger, co. auditor, SDonrd adjourn to 9:30 x my Jan-| ,oll,cnll: Swansoh, ‘hve: Tleaman,|you would not believe was in your .” gon and Pearl Hamery. cent. . intaieiaiia, Devils Lake, Chas. Fisher, clerk of court Gn, ‘roll call all members votea|®¥* *|system, and that has been causing Dramatization, the Honest Post- PUBLISHING P APERS ee ae ace (aoa eacag ab cae sports club,| "Box, rent and postage 5 o'clock a. m, January ¢tn,| County Auditor in and tor the County ee METEORS Taw and Folities, talk, Be ; bat . odors [MH Atkinson, city aud 1933, the board of county commis-] °* Burleigh. eaaily prove 4 w , Beulah He- ‘ Between $8000 and $10,000, 15, per ‘poor rellet diabursements sloners reconvened. complete action fecivad q dahl come : perfect Board of Managers, World On roll call Commissioners Swan- and } Dramatization, the Honest Lawyer, Each Issues Two Publications;} Between $10,000 and $15,000, 22% pidhint Bi Hee vomirey SpRreene: ad aa at teen Take nae Tne Henry Koch, Van Lee, Fay Hanson. per cent. : Mrs. J. j Lincoin as President, talk by Mary| All Are Mimeographed, Betaten $15,000 and $20,000, 36 per| 10-Per-Cent Tax on , have been using for =, a Louise Finney. : © ‘isoner: Wait until your bowels 4 Dramatization, Lincoln, His Own With: Drawings “Between $20,000 and $30,000, 45 per Tobacco Is Sought} +. 5, Soyer. silt sini royed said line and they are unt ka, “You wil te Se 1 Master. Lincoln—Henry Koch, Hern- cent. ‘ —_— Marie Huber rag Beate ties I Aeon ‘i aston= , others—Glen| Bismarek’s public grade schools| Over $30,000, 50 per cent. A tax of 10 per cent of the whole-| rent metas woe ‘Application of “A.B Anderson for nititional amounts of Enge, Robert Drew, Joe Jands, John|nave begun publication of newspapers,| Exemptions allowed include #800 tor She, Price, Of cigars, Marie 0. wip, ll cancellation of hall insurance on, th are brought \ Johnson. for the benefit of parents and the|single persons; $1,500 for the head of 3 What Doctors Abt Reading, Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-| public as f : steel yd a Se or la ate eae acne tan a Big Pannen es a « mild Folate arsine SSpeere a | ; 8 ent 0! e genera! witl Flag. Flag—Cynt mite 4 out the inclusion of the hall tax reduces bacteria j Government clest—Ben Jones. onmoond and) New Strike Measure sroriminal ailieage 7 oer cee ow wens ar J, Lancaster a j - Salute to the Fiag—aAll the pupils. termi T. R. Atkinson, co. Applicati ‘ 2 “In 1 Beavers pal Presented to House eneinecrine fetvioas Dalmation of ite stats, OE Marth diseases Cwhere bowel Hi ‘The Beavers, Miss Ness’ room, were As erage Aes Geo. Claridge, hauling saree en tote 1 1 and 2, 84NE 37- needed) Adlerika has no ! j eve Aimed 4 Y to present the f program: |school pub! te regular bd Sena : Report of ¥: i 5 ‘Waicame—Prances Bernstein. Pepette per|for legalizing strikes killed in the me of Daeds. of Puckett: “After using Ad- j a . house of representatives this week, & ¢ th of better than { — Abraham Lincoln—John ic % similar measure was {ntrodueed Bat | a ri ‘Blirtole smount ot Pith on porovad. pres ties were clmieatane i ‘Dance, Uncle Ned—Jean Baker. weer house, $0 permis mase> ‘ teeth’ aod fees coleelas tor “i Stomach and bowels @ i Talk, Abraham Lincoln, Paul Chris- Wits oraanieations with ¢ mesaersip ——_—— 4 Month of December, 1952. Approved. with Adleriks and / ae aft aihams Shanes ban sae CA and eee { pe boon Maley the ee Cera as dures Lincoln town. sure to get i Pisy, On s Plantation in 1863 Ole | cial.” ortue monkey wy B | Marck, 38 p ' Mammy—Emms Del! A the strikers I aReue Gaemaaiag: -TOAMER Toltbeiag crannies ae ‘ya a 4 rhus, jue ff 2, 1 i , i . Alfred Arneson, juag. : I; Telfer: 4; Missourl, 1; Apple Creek, I's Drug Store.—~