The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1933, Page 3

B4 NEW BILLS ARE SIGNED BY GOVERNOR B14 Carry Emergency Clauses and Are Effective With- out Usual Delay those the prohibiting Price of trapping and fishing licenses, Personal —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—X—_XX sold because of default, until Riverside Heavy Service i Rs es a £ 4 i e B @ o @ s u ts] < Ls} H H i Save! WAS $15.25 WAS $25.60 NOW ONLY si5'5250 W0PH) PSREEES GEE SEES SEEECE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1988 | Will Sing at Trinity Church Sunday | ig On cy beta th mixed quartet of Val- | left to right by Marilyn 2 Femoval from premises of sufficient funds for school Property or chattels ordered | tition. nA conupainion bal after | $200, for the fund. granting of ta ey exceeding 25 per cent of its assets oh i consent raf the state exam- * Present law sets the limit | authorized at ten per cent, ber among one- - Foom rural schools unable to raise |_,/y,"aulely of otter, bills signed tn persons and property. Repeals tree planting bounty. Reduces tuition for non-resident Compels with state bonding it. Provides state public buildings be insured by state for fire and tornado er county funds to erect courthouse, limits levy. ; Authorizes railroad revalue property of public utility com- panies, at expense of utility involved on petition of 25 per cent of users, Jamestown’s Hopes SAVE $35 WAS $115.00 NOW | 95° Time Payments Cut To $5 Down, $5 a Month Stop! Think! What a nothing to wear out! Built to last for years. No electricity, no bother about ice, but you get refrigeration from a quart of kerosene a day. 8 square feet of shelf space. Makes 42 ice cubes. Use it anywhere. Listed as Standard by Underwriters’ Labora- tories, Inc. Small Carrying Charge on Do+ "ferred Payments. well as a defensive bulwark. In 14 games he has scored 137 points, or practically 10 points a game. Francis Nordin will replace Peter- son Friday night when the Jays clash ith Fargo in the first round, William Gussner, Jamestown coach, told R. M. Bergeson, Bismiarck man, in a tele- phone conversation Thursday after- noon, fe La, afenyeey nN I { if ; i ie it E Ee E g i B i i 4 aa see Fourth Street Binmarek, N. iv, |Gent of the Ukraine teturned to Moscow from exile and [Dut to death. Going to Plant A Garden This Season? eae eee eae ----HERE ARE SOME HINTS---- Expert iscusses Varieties, Metho By C. B. WALDRON Dakota Agricultural it ei tl ft pidge Cie He AGEL it i . 3 g B H Eg aP 5 | eh wauk gage ta i i egnees il f E I we oF 3 if AG ei ‘| g aii Gage TAL f BE ea Fe ry EES } e ! | f g Bs g ' g g 3 g iE & a8 E 3 4 | g de et Hi i 1 sf g88 hinese Continue to Resist Jap Advance Peiping, China, March 16—()— Despite the withdrawal of a 8 i [ ea our own Three Men Indicted —— province. He the responsi- bility for the loss of the territory and then went to ostensibly on ages Be PH ziEbi z E ef Like to Sew? Want to Save? 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THIRD PRIZE—Margaret Forister, 415 West Rosser, Bismarck, N, D. One sweater. j FOURTH PRIZE—Charles Kupitz, 313 Mandan Street, Bismarck, N. D. One sweater. FIFTH PRIZE—Laura M. Huber, 600 Sixteenth Street, Bismarck, N. D. One sweater. SIXTH PRIZE—Jack Pfeffer, 1002 Fifth Street, Bis- marck, N. D. One sweater. SEVENTH PRIZE—Harvey H. Solberg, R. F. D. No. 1, Bismarck, N. D. One jig-saw puzzle. EIGHTH PRIZE—Viola Malm, 510 Second Street, Bis- marck, N. D. One jig-saw puzzle. NINTH PRIZE—Ethelun Hill, 506 Second Street, Bis- marck, N. D. One jig-saw puzzle. TENTH PRIZE—Martin Henlein, 212 Eleventh Street, Bismarck, N. D. One jig-saw puzzle. ELEVENTH PRIZE—Roland Zeissler, 12014 Sixth Street, Bismarck, N,D. One jig-saw puzzle. TWELFTH PRIZE—Adolf Kutchera, 501 Tenth Street, Bismarck, N. D. One jig-saw puzzle. Montgomery Ward & Company and the Capitol Theatre congratulate the winners for their splendid work. 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