The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1933, Page 2

2 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1933 ’ Lander, Wyo., clear .. 90 58 .00|from Chief Dahill. He said “Mr. the Stone-Or- RESIDENTS OF {7TH Medicine Hat, A, clear 80 58 00]Hamm is all right and I am leaving HOLD FUNER AL FOR our e Son Ralls Chorene ot Datu ARE Miles City, Mont, cldy. 84 58 .00 | immediately with Tom Brown to pick | to the Nash-Finch company of Min= Modena, tan, clear 86 a a him up at Wyoming.” Tierney and I | | re Nn neapolis. Okla, City, O, ‘scldy. 68 100 ;Bave one whoop oH iS gph ee | q | Branches involved are those at Mix Pr. Albert, Sask., cld; 52 .00/home. I am grateful to Mr. Charles, i not, Grand Forks, Fargo and Mandan, Qu’Appelle, S., cldy... 74 54 \00/Chicf Dahill and Mr. Tierney for their By Olive.R be B: | in North Dakota and. Great Fails, Roseburg, Ore. clear .. 70 44 .00/excellent work in arranging Mr. ‘ Y,live Iso rts Barton Glasgow and Billings, Mont. FOR W ATER SERVICE St. Louis, Mo., clear... Hy i * Hamm's release without anyone get- Pan cineien d be | It is understood the Duluth com< Salt Lake City, U, clear oF 62-60 | ting hurt. Mrs. Maria Eva Ehrmantraut ©1951 BY NEA SERVICE INC————— 444 Burleigh County Pupils Re-|pany will retain its headquarters there Seattle, Wash., clear.. 70 52 00 4 Had Lived in M CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR ON | wonderfully well baby, and your cous- | A ifi and its other properties in Minne-' Sheridan, Wyo. clear.» 2 63 99 AUSTRI A OUTL AWS it ja ived in Morton | poate EL HEALTH nO cee ayitate oe iS prize at ceive Certificates . For sota. ji Sioux City, fa. clear.. 5 IMMER e show. But must remem- 5 ee Would Have Mains on Street /Eivinc, Wadi, clear 8) G4 90 County 33 Years The importance of proper medical|bered. Although the general care of Completion of Work ‘Ancient Hindoos thought the world) Between Rosser Avenue ea Cea ea twes at ite an care for infants is emphasized in this|all babies is pretty much the same, was a hemisphere held up by elet ee Chad creer ine g He ed Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Eva |article, the first of a series of six by| when it cames to foods and individ-| Reading Circle certificates for com-| phants, which, in turn, were supperte’ and Avenue C |Wwinnemnéea: No cle 8k ae OU Ehrmantraut, resident of Morton | Olive Roberts Barton on summer care|ual needs the food that made their|pletion of the prescribed schedule .of|ed by a turtl ‘ | Winnipeg, Man.,"clear. 78 56 ‘00 county for 33 years who died at 2 a.| for babies. babies fat and well may kill yours.|books are being mailed out this week pelleted eene eee bs] A request that the city water sys-/ ee | m. last Saturday in her Glen Ullin Babies are like grown-ups in this. The|by Miss Mary Huber, county superin-( = tem be extended to Seventeenth St. | 7 home, were conducted Monday fore-] Babies and summer are almost syn- | well-known saying that “what is one|tendent of schools, to 111 pupils in s between Rosser avenue and Avenue C} Cc ONTI NUE D Puts Nazis Under Ban Follow-|noon from the Catholic church at/onymous in a mother’s mind. Syn-|man’s meat may be another man’s|Burleigh county consolidated and Prevention Is was made before the Bismarck city from page one- ing Series of Bombings Glen Ullin. onymous with trouble too. . We might | poison” is true of babies. ‘rural schools. commission at its regular business session Monday evening by property- owners in the three blocks, | Brewing Company | Officer Tells How and Fighting Rev. Father Adalbert Kraft, O, S. B., officiated and her remains were buried at Sacred Heart cemetery in even call it the great national com- plex, because if there is no actual ill- ness scarcely a mother lives who deep After weaning all feeding should be done under professional advice. Guesswork is dangerous. The list of pupils who will receive these awards follows: Irene and Inex Schonert, Virgil Morris and Oscar | Glen Ulin. in her heart, doesn’t anticipate it. One thing more. At this time of|Fettich, Burnt Creek School No. 1. Three residents, Bert H. Korupp,| eo! 5 5 | W: . Pallbearers were Jacob Beis, An-| If a baby goes half the summer|the year, especially in citi 8, many | George, Wayne and Russell Jennings, aiaetea, acre an 8 ie a ra Ransom as Paid Vienna, June 20.—(P)—Hitlerism, ®/dreas Enter, Philip Heir, Mathias] without being ill, she is almost cer- antes and specialists are vig tres Maxine Robinson, Kenneth, Edna and tween Rosser avenue and Avenue B while Frank Hedden, real estate deal- er, requested that the same service be extended as far north as Avenue C. The commission indicated it would consider the requests in the near fu- ture, Reject Offer on Lots The board decided to recommend to} the board of Burleigh county commis- stoners that the latter organization ac- ‘if the police are called in on this/ | afternoon was not a joke and I have | given you a few hours to recover from ; the shock. I want to tell you that ; it will be just too bad for Mr. Hamm and for you. You will hear from me about 5 o'clock again tonight.” So I called Mr. Charles immed- jately and gave him the information. | Friday morning I got a telephone dominant force of law and govern- jment in Germany, is an outlawed rev- olutionary movement in Chancellor Hitler's native country. Many of the German leader's Aus- trian followers are in jail, accused of series of bombings that led the Aus- trian government to issue a drastic de- cree outlawing the Austrian Nazis. An indication the Nazis accepted being terrorists and responsible for @! years ago, settling with her relatives Gauer, William Hermes and Joseph | Veitenheimer, all of Glen Ullin. Mrs. Ehramantraut was born at Landau, Russia, Nov. 11, 1862, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Walli- ser. She came to the United States 33 tain to say to herself, “It will come now! Surely I couldn’t be so lucky as to go through the next three months aubous Baby Bett having one sick fay!” But it is all wrong. With babies as with anything else worry be- forehand is useless, Besides it uses up energy that may well be directed elsewhere. Illness Is No Matter of Luck at Glen Ullin upon her arrival in this country. Her death was caused by asthma, talks on baby-care. Go to hear them. Watch the papers or get your infor- mation. from the Parent’s Education Circle or some other interested group, when and where you may hear such @ talk. Then make arrangements for that day and go. NEXT: Mothers’ Responsibility. Williams Favored Robert Nagel, and Johnny and Eddie Nagel, Hay Creek school No. 1. Ha- rold Geist, Arthur Ward, Bernice Baeth, Byron Nieman, Beulah Benz and Harry Swindling, White school. Mary and Albert Dronen, Walter Christensen, Clarence Newland and Arnold Pederson, Clear Lake, Dean Argast, Arthur Hoffman, Lyman Mc- Carl, Maxine Hoeft, Marjorie Edson, John DeHaan, Wilhelmina Moffit and Better Than Cure: An opiate will dull periodic pain: But isn’t it better to pre vent the pain? Take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Tablets three or four,days before the ex; H discomt fort and notice the dif- ference. If yours is a stubbora case, you may need to take these tablets regularly for a few months; Persistent use brio heart trouble and complications. I a A ey cept an offer of $25 for each of twojcall at my home that there would) aissolution edict of Chancellor| She leaves four daughters and two| citer dioniente ie Sn ee tee By Vet 6 ea one eau orale permanent relief. Clioical tests lots on Thirteenth St. just north of} be @ messenger bringing a note in'a/nontuss’ government as a challenge | sons. baby site ARR Wal Rae TGs wae y Veteran Group a one Nelsen Pate ‘Hanson,| Prove it. Sweet avenue, facing west, if such anjfew minutes. That message, whtch|... seen in comments of Hitlerite| The daughters and sons, all of ‘ —— Y ; J No narcotics: No dizziness: offer is made. Mrs. Chris Oster, F. E. Young, real Representing Mr. and | was brought to my home by a taxi- cab driver, was another long-winded spokesmen, one of whom asserted the whom attended the funeral services, that if she is alert and takes precau- tions against illness there is no more Harvey, N. D., June 20.—()—Un- Mildred McCarty and Bernice Han- No unpleasant after effects: ‘4 son, Apple Creek school No. 1. Avis in estate dealer, made an offer of $25 for threat of what they were going to do decree lighted a fuse leading to a pow: Jare Mrs, Alex Doll. Mrs. John Scheat! reason for her baby to be sick in the ei Samet for re-election of | Abeleiff, Maurice Dance, Burton Rob- ed es ice ea ab ‘i ss sah ‘“ w land h -h money we were to pay.|°' J ‘i 2 os ‘. */hot months than in the cold. ja ms, Fargo, as state adju-|erson, Rosemary Knoll, Virginia Es- a bring resul iS. size ie ee TEAS ee, A ed an OR a ee eniansy Pay., “Another maintained we are ready Mrs. is uss ce eae ae She must make up her mind that| tant of the American Legion.was voted | tell and Jay Abelein, all of Menoken. package—50¢ at all druggists: - % they told the commission they would| Friday night about 11:30 o'clock|*© die for a great Germany. etd i john! her baby is not going to be ill, and| bY representaives of nine of ten posts| Richard McGarvey, Mary Turnbow, think the matter over. Outstanding unpaid taxes on the two lots amounts to about $157, Young said. At the request of George Duemeland and Matt Senger the commission will take steps to abandon a portion of an alley six and one-half feet wide for 100 feet. The alley is between Sweet and Bowen avenues and Ninth and Tenth Sts. A house extends into the alley six and one-half feet. It is owned by Duemeland, who cannot transfer title to the property unless the alley por- tion is abandoned. He will pay all charges involved in the abandonment proceedings, which call for public ad- vertisements. Consider Letter of Protest A letter was received from F. E. Young protesting against allowing a box-car home to remain between! ‘Twenty-second and Twenty-third Sts. in Governor Pierce addition. The let- ter was taken under consideration. the message was left in one of the booths at the Rosedale pharmacy at 1941 Grand avenue. Clarence Thomas, the druggist, called me on the phone and said “Is this Billy Dunn” and I answered in the affirmative. He told me he had a message for me and shortly afterward a boy delivered it to me. The message said that I did not need to think that I was so damn smart; that they had trailed the taxi- cab, and contained some more threats. The two messages which I had so far received were signed by William Hamm, Jr. On the bottom of each message was the signature of William Hamm, Jr., but they apparently were signed without his knowledge of a notation which in substance said “It is my re- quest that you comply with all of the above instructions.” This notation was undoubtedly added after Mr. Hamm signed the notes. Tom Brown and Charles Tierney Strict martial law prevailed at Krems, 38 miles northwest of Vienna, near which 16 Fascist Heimwehr (home guard) auxiliary police were seriously injured Monday night by hand grenades. This latest development in a situa- tion already tense called forth an ap- peal Tuesday by a leader of the Fas- cist Heimwehr, Prince Starhemburg, who charged his uniformed followers with “following ruthlessly your right Ehrmantraut of 204 Thirteenth St., Bismarck. Mrs. Ehrmantraut was married to Johannes Ehrmantraut in Russia in June, 1886. Mr. Ehrmantraut died 10 years ago. Among other out-of-town persons who attended the last rites were Mr. and Mrs. John Messer of Richardton and Mrs. Marcus Dauenhauer of Richardton. The church was well filled for the funeral. Genevieve Kelsch of Linton Dies in City Miss Genevieve Kelsch of Linton died at a local hospital at 8:30 o'clock of self defense” against the aggression of the “Brown Murder Beasts.” (Ob- viously referring to Nazi Brown Shirts). The bombings which terrorized Vienna most of last week were re- sumed Tuesday with the dynamiting of a small railway bridge on the out- skirts of Vienna. . 4 if Police occupied offices of the ofticial | Monday evening. | She was 43 old. Nazi newspapers here and prevented | ita) only tive hours when death oc- cei ea curred, She had been ill since last then set a plan and stick to it. No magic will do it—no element of luck. The first piece of advice I wish to give in this series of articles is this. Every mother should have a good representated at a meeting of the cen- tral North Dakota district of the Le- gion at Red Willow Lake Sunday, Posts favoring Williams in the test vote are Kensal, Carrington, Harvey, doctor, or if she cannot afford one, she should get in touch with a baby clinic. Don’t dodge your doctor if you owe him a bill. Go to him and say, “Doctor, I have a baby and it is summer. Jim is going to have work by fall. Can your charge more and let us pay you later?” But in any case it should be a doctor who directs you bn your baby—the feeding espec- ally. Guesswork Is Hazardous When I say “have a doctor” I don’t mean every day—unless of course the baby does get sick or is not doing well. I mean that he should direct the baby’s feeding and change the form- ula when necessary. He should get reports of weight and general condi- Fessenden, McClusky, Heaton, Good- tich, McHenry and Maddock. Sup- porting Charles E. Martin of Bismarck tor election to the adjutant post at the state convention next month was the Aneta post, District officers elected are Victor Thom, Goodrich, commander; A. B. Johnson, Maddock, vice commander; ‘Walter Caberly, Carrington, adjutant, and Howard Turner, Heaton, finance officer. Young Democrats to Meet Here Thursday Members of Young Democratic Clubs of Burleigh county will meet Mollie Smith and Margaret Turnbow, Hay Creek school No. 1. Cecil Ryberg, and Betty and Cleo Johnson, Crofte school No. 2, Glen Nordstrom, Irma Little, Marian Kant and Iva Mae Nordstrom, Crofte school No. 3. Mary Weber and Christina Bossert, Rich- mond school. Dorothy Roth, Sibley school No. 2. Driscell pupils receiving certificates were: Hattle Ward, Vernice Pederson, Clarice Lunn, Marvin Gertz, Vivian Chapin, Wilma Oksendahl, Florian Riederer, Doris McCann, Ber Lyle Lunn, Verrén Chapin, Rex Schlabach, Nellie Morton, Fredda Berg, Jerome Riederer, Donald Thomas, Arnold Swanson, Robert Alber, Barbara Schlabach, Caroline Reidinger, Rus- sell Quale, Velma Anunson, Phyllis Pederson, Frances Albers, Marcella Bassen, Martha Johnson, Dolores Bruschwein, Verna Gertz, Lawrence Hull, Virgil Koon, Murlen Syverson, LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S TABLETS ‘The honor of serving iz ‘ Christ Her death was caused by | tion regularly and should see the bab: ~|Ruth Nelson, Lloyd Quale, Audrey ou at @ time when Rederieiion cenrecenting! ; A et ie bales bec eaeet ne by ane Nye to Urge Needs peartraliease; ¥) once or twice a month, i he ue Syeiee a TMUMEy a Kencal eerie Wenn tan expert and eae ‘ ‘and | font Searinientr inate . Bhe was born Aug. 20, 1889, in Rus-| Let me emphasize in this first ar- a leet, Kennet mpt, Donal lew- service 1s 50 Thompson and Sons, for a refund and) taxicab driver right in front ot my} Of N. D. Public Works| sa tne daughter of Mr. and Mra |ticle on baby care that to work under Ae pad lacie exgnNell| comer, Helen Jackson, Vera Koon, needed obligates us to soon ona: ‘offive equipment wag) nome, and that is undoubtedly how — Fred Kelsch, and had lived at Linton|the doctor's directions is cheaper than| fin?” Donald Markle, Leah Jordan, Delph- do everything as near- Gere Hedl the Kidnapers learned the police were) Gang Forks, N. D., June 20—(P)| with her parents since 1905. to guess and to make mistakes. To let! The recently-appointed committee|iN@ Bassen, Oliver Kendall, Ervin ly perfect as possible. s Reports from Edward S. Allen, po- lice magistrate, for April and May were received, showing the magistrate had collected in fines $10 in April and $14 in May. i found the ssage in his| ‘tial recovery bill, W. T. Borden, sec-lerine Baumgartner of Linton, and|never economy. drive, will be discussed. ® ira foray cours wf ie args iP ot beste eeta|MEaae TMA Shins | nate chee a a es | ance Te we weet to! Nash Finch Company ws: Di duct 15, grand ; atholic . f i tay nee poinelin thie aty 1, Seer telephone message that it| reeds, was advised by telegram MOn-|services will be ‘conducted at Linton|take advice from a friend or neigh- Buys Competing Firm vagrancy 4, traffic ordinance viola~ Calgary, Alta., clear Nothing happened until Saturday afternoon when a message was de- livered to the brewery by Mr. L. J. Sullwold of the Hamm Realty com- Prepared for Call ly there was a misunderstanding, for they came to Duluth. —Senator Gerald P. Nye will remain} Besides her parents she leaves three in Washington to place the needs|sisters and one brother. They are C. of North Dakota before the national/y Kelsch, Mandan attorney; Miss administrator of the federal indus-|telen Kelsch of Mandan, Mrs. Kath- day. ‘Thursday forenoon. you SAFELY and without discomfort.) North Dakota. the baby run into an illness and then have the doctor try to undo what we have done after days of worry and a real bill that we may have avoided is One jar lasts 4 weeks and costs but And that the interest, share or in- on expansion will present its report for consideration by the club and plans for activities during the sum- mer months, including a membership A new ordinance requiring licenses Bassen, Harvey Nelson, arian Wright, Lois Schlabach, Audrey Mc- Cann, Milo Lewis, Nila Lewis and Genevieve Ambers. delicious mildness. But my rea/ reason You can rely upon us. M WEBB BROS. Faneral Directors lips. And so, perhaps, because I am a ‘ “Let me urge upon you,” Senator Babies Are Individual! for bicycles has been approved in| Word has been received here of the tion 1. That message informed me that I “ a . o Py May cases included disorderly con-| would receive a call between 8 and 9|Nye said, “the importance of push Dies from Poison The lady next door may have aj Phoenix, Arizona, sale of seven branches in North Da- duct 17, receiving stolen goods 1, vio-| o'clock Saturday night and that 1) Ine these fagesoemrtrene applies 4 Jation of traffic ordinances 9, vag-| was to go out the highway they were rece be resend fully and I there- After Losing Tooth -tancy 7. to designate. I was to drive a car at| roe suggest you include fullest de- 20 miles an hour and then turn off at tails into your brief in behalf of| Minneapolis, June 20.—(?)—Frank San FE Pi the highway they also would des-| (0s project.” P. Clapp, 23, formerly of Minot, N. 4 Weather Report | jienatc. 1 was to go. out in a stan-|°Ach projec.” | oo tne worth| Dy dled’ at’ Northwestern Hospital *“—_____————+| dard Ford or a Chevrolet coupe but! narota committee, left Monday night| here late Monday from toxic poison- FORECAST that both side doors should be off for Bismarck, to confer with Gov-| ing following extraction of a wisdom the coupe, the back taken off and a tooth. For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly s 7 f the|crmor Langer regarding the state| tooth. cloudy tonight and} ed lantern attached inside of the projects under the federal grants. He had been employed in the serv- and Wednesday; | back part of the machine. Borden again urged tax-raising or-| ice department of the Standard Oil slightly cooler. After dropping the ransom money ganizations in the state to send their Company here for seven months. + For North Da-/I was to continue 20 miles. This} © sts to the committee offices in| He leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs. kota and South] message, by the way, countermanded ser) ks, Duane Clapp of Huron, 8. D. The Dakota: Partl¥! the original order in the first note sien elise body was sent to Devils Lake, N. D., ‘tl of having a Hamm truck with the Tuesday for burial. Sight cooler. "| S¢e5, taken off. | Evidently the in-| Plans Last Sermon sie Montana: | Structions were changed so that the Chibingorsk, a Russian city found- Generally fair ee Hanepers cole jase that nogne bid At Braddock Sunday ed three aa ago on the Hols le night and Wed-| conceal in the car. enol SSnwer insula in the Arctic ocean, alrea nesday, except un-| changing the original plan of having} Rev. August Westlund next Sunday |}... population of 30,000. i pitied cbene a truck to carry the ransom money| will ee) a eran a Maria ee east portion t0-! came without any request from me| Lutheran churcl rs 5 According to estimates, the White Pier: “west por=| 0 change the money carrier. He will remain in Braddock through | rouse and’ its grounds are valued ne Saturday evening I came home with | Sunday, July 2, but on that day serv- 1. tion Wednesday. foes will be conducted by Dr. P, A.| st$21.986 Ea Coes eee eae eeuey 4 ae coun until Reale sieceriond Mattson of Minneapolis, President of | Wednesday; cooler. ound until ne: 4 misntiand uA finally the telephone call came. Iwas|the Minnesota conference of the| CITATION HEARING PETITION TO GENERAL CONDITIONS told to go to Sullwold’s home on Hall} Augustana Lutheran synod. SUCCESSION TO REAL “ The low pressure nes moved peti street and that I was to receive my foe worlund wish umoneeied: ie PROPERTY, eastward and is centered over | final instructions. I did this, taki e _recently-ordainet '. 4 SER Lake Region with unusually high|nr tangs Ford as my Chevrolet | Johns, who also will become pastor STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County peraperatures Dee eaier. coupe had been taken to the Hamm| Of the First Lutheran church of Bis-| IN COUNTY COURT Before Hon, I. Light scattered showers fell over the |Ptivate garage to have the doors taken TATUM wr eshlund shan iRSGnEmAMEL Gt CIN THE RIA aT Ge the) iatate cCimia\a central Canadian Provinces, in Mon-|off, the back taken out and the red + wee ty ancattng. | A; McDonald, deceased, and tho Estate tana, and in North and South Da-| lantern installed. the Braddock church for six months.|o¢ Duncan R. McDonald, deceased. kota; while generally fair weather Orders Came by ’Phone For two months previous he was pas-| William H. McDonald, mattenen continues over the district. Arriving at Sullwood’s house he told] tor of the First Lutheran church here. ve. ella dea Missouri river stage at 7 a.m. 84/me he had just received a call that| Tuesday he went to Timmer in| xovaga rrancis, Catherine M. ft_ 24 hour change, 0.1 ft I Id be there i few minutes | COmpany with Dr. J. Moody, pastor of] McDonald, Elsie Nordquist, -— Tor S epic station barometer inches: Rent eraaatie take adh on highs the First Lutheran church, to preach | David Ry MeDonala and Grant Ou vel, 30.02, = i : ae ae Po ertbed)(o.. ser ile way No. 61; to drive 20 miles an hour | His farewell sermon there. fons, "unknown flaming: Athy ™ PRECIPITATION REPORT and that when I received five flashes ‘ . estate or interest in or lien or For Bismarck station: of the kidnapers’ automobile lights 1] Horticulturists to Sore penste Neoe te, property e ‘Total this month to date .. was to drop the money bag on the A against the estate of said de- Le S Normal, this month to date side of the highway and proceed to Hear Slope Residents} cisea, aida) a1enuBry 1st) voldate ® Duluth, where I was to go to a popular — The STATE of NORTH Makoto Roumal, denuary lst to sate hotel and wait for Mr. Hamm.... Three Bismarck-Mandan men will] the above named respondents: You, : I then went to the Hamm garage be seekers on ee DeOran a the panieach ef Hen ae ecabyeltadiane i‘ , NORTH DAKOTA POINTS. and there met Mr. Charles, Tom annual convention forth ol High- Low- _ | Brown, Charles Tierney and Joe Man-| Dakota State Horticultural Society at pours or Ley aa on e a S e est est Pct.{ion, who also is a detective. Joe and| Valley City Thursday and Friday. fice of the County Judge of said ° BISMARCK, clear . 82 60 85/1 again got into the Lang Ford and| They are W. P. Baird and E. J. County, at ane Bone BOnse in theta) Amenia, clear 100 59 15! drove to Payne Avenue and Wheelock | George, of the U, 8. Northern Great | 0f Bismarcie in sald County and State, Beach, clay, Be fe iM Parkway, where we met Brown and| Plains experimental station at Man- the hour of ten (20:00) Fela in the Gecringion, clear’ ..... 85 53 (0o|letney, who Werein my, coupe) with: | G80. Ane eae oe ee If anyoyou have why the petition of Crosby, cldy. ... 80 51 (00 /out the doors and with the back taken| Baird's topic Thurs ‘William H, McDonald (under the pro- Devils Lake, clear .... 80 54 .00/ out. vision of Fruit List.” On the same| visions of Sections 8675-8679 of the Dickinson, cldy. 84 61 .00| T got into the car with the brief case | day George will discuss “Some Exper=|Complied Laws of North Dakota for Drake, cldy. . 75 53 .01| they handed me by my side. I shook |{ments in the Care of Shelter Belts.” | 1)28) [0 hetrship and the right of Dunn Center, cldy. .... 83 62 00/hands with all three and started out On selday Wil yl aise “Garden fuccession to the tracts of land here: 5 . . . od after de: 5 = Grand Forks, peldy.’:: 91 58 (90/0 my Journey. The bag contained) Scots 1 o syers tram throughout |ed: and why a’ decreo of sald county Hankinson, cldy. +104 63 ‘19 the ransom money. the state, ineluding several from the [court should not be rendered estab- Jamestown, peidy. 97 57 .06| After getting past the village of| the A N is ‘Dako! ul. lishing and adjudging that the peti- Kenmare, poly. :-c-.. 82 60 ‘00|Wyoming, about 40 miles trdm the| faculty of the North Dakote agricul- |tloner and. the ‘respondents, Nevada Larimore, clear 89 56 .01|brewery, I was careful to continue at| tural college, are on the program. Nordquist, David R. McDonald and Lisbon,’ peldy. 105 61 00) rate of 20 miles an hour. A big | eee | Grant McDonald, are the-heirs at law Bee roads e ns a car roared past me three times. I] - endl the nese oF in. and the ony ‘ jaw and the only nex! Napoleon, clear jn) 56 00) Sot St panlained typ) nersone A Off Went Fat From: {of fisic A” meponald, deceased, who! Oakes, peldy, .. 1106 61 .00|Smaller closed car witfi a rumble seat . A kl a ihe time ot her death was a resi- e Parshall, pcldy. + 88 53 .00/Passed me four times. Hips and Ankles Bounty ar BERiGIon Bith ee Roe > Pembina, clear . . 80 Bl Got Careful Once-Over Dakota; and the heirs at law and the man Cl are Sanish, clear . 88 55 .00} It was one of these cars that even- Feels Like Young Girl next of kin and the only heirs at law e Williston, cldy. 80 60 .00|tually gave me the five flashes be- and the only next of kin of Duncan ‘ Sines Se of St 00/tween Rush City and Pine City which] wpe tost, 16 Ibs. in ¢ weeks with| tlino.of his death was'a rosidene of s 3 was a signal to drop the money bag. the city of Bismarck, county of Bur- 3 A LA SOUTH DAKOTA TOINTS. |'The big car passed me at a rate of SS Am teeing Ube) Une | ieigh, tn the State of Nortiy Dakota: eli—here’s w: eno Lu es est est Pet,|Probably more than 80 miles an hour.) ankies and in and around my hips) kin of said Wisie A McDonald, deesase Huron, peldy. 102 70 02) Each time they did this they would! so much my coat is quite large—|¢d, and of Duncan R. McDo! pierre, igieee ‘ + e s turn off on a side road and then come] can't speak too highly of my results.” econ naye ie. AAS ore poe iS ‘ 4 apid City, cl . 00} up in back of me, coming as close as| mrs, eland, Ohio. X +4 A see, 5 . een 20 feet, I would judge, of the rear of eat ee sieve ce cae. Provide Pate Guntentee cuteatae Somehow, I have always felt that it sitive woman —but I'm particularly High- Low... |ahead and pass ine again at a torrie] Seas, pee youthful | activity, Fa araeitig yee ae Bae od takes a really fine cigarette to please _grateful to “Toasting” for that com- Moorhead, cldy. ...... 108 62 06 SDC ot 30 ani ae rag wee Esta numbered. four" (2) tive a man. And since many of the men _forting assurance of purity. I've talked an i A . 4 St. Paul, clear 98 76 00) | T continued 29 miles an hour unit fatigue and ‘shortness ct) breath 20| Sy Ghundrea twenty-slgnt apy ot whose judgment I value smokeLuckies to many women about this—remem- i xcess fat—all riginal lat of e City s- . 4 eu 4 " ONE OF STATE Hitae Low, ene New Duluth ota caked | Splenaid results “halt tenspoontul|mtrek Nori Data, according te «»-Ireach foraLucky,too.True,Tenjoy ber, a cigarette becomes an intimate est est Pct. A y | of en eacl din tho offi ooo . 4 +} a : Amarillo, Tex. clear .. 90° ‘62 "Ob |ROUSe, because I thought Brown and| morning in a glass of hot water bring| 22°78, 10 the cttice, of the Tegister Luckies’ fine tobacco quality and their _ thing with us, we place it between our Boise, Idaho, clear 86 ‘00 | Tierney would be there, but apparent- Chicago, Ill., clear Denver, Colo., clear . Des Moines, Ia., clear Dodge City, Kans., cld: heritance of said petitioner and of each of sald named respondents is a@ one-sixth interest in and to said real property. a trifle at Finney’s Drug Store, We sat up practically all night and| Cowan’s Drug Store, or any drugstore is pethaps a trifle feminine. Men may waited patiently. At 3 a. m. Brown| the world over. Money back if not not appreciate this as much as a sen- _ womafi this is my woman's reason for always saying “Luckies Please!” and Tierney decided that one should| joyfully satisfied, But protect your|,9g,te¢ this 12 day of June A, D. ; i Have, Moots eiedt ot 81 return to St, Paul to help in ease Mr-| health=—make sure you eet Mruscnen |" By ane Courts” Helena, Mont. clear. 82 ‘00 Haenra was Jet ob ae St. Paul. prescribed by physicians sae ee Judge of the County Court of Serre 108, oe amloops, B. C., peldy. 78 54 .00 a.m. Monday my prayer was| one method we know to be safe ant yunty Court ‘ Hed Kansas Clty, Mo,"clear 94 74 00 Burleigh County. Lpnswared: T received a telephone Sall | effective Advertisement, 6-18-20. because ¢ les toasted *