The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1933, Page 3

BOARD CONSIDERING LIGNITE COAL BIDS PORN. D, BUILDINGS Gas Company Offers Its Fuel For Use At Prison and Other Institutions CAPITOL —SETHEATRE = Daily, 2:30 - 7:15 -9 ‘Adults 25c For This Attraction TONIGHT The First Big The task of tabulating numerous) bids for furnishing lignite coal for the new capitol building, the state peni- tentiary and various other state in- stitutions was under way Friday in the board of administration. As the bids, submitted Thursday, were being tabulated, indications were the cost of the fuel would be close to the amount paid last year, board members said. { At the same time the Montana- Dakota Power company submitted a proposal to furnish natural gas for all purposes. including heat, at the capitol building, penitentiary, train- ing school and Dickinson normal school. James Trimble, division manager of the power company here, in submit- ting the proposal said if it is accept- ed, the company will extend its pipe lines into North Dakota to take gas from wells already drilled and ready to produce within the state. In the event sufficient gas is not available to supply such extension, he inform- ed the board, the company will agree to sufficiently encourage the produc- tion of gas within the state available to its lines to permit of its purchas- ing or producing in North Dakota an amount of gas equal to the amount sold and delivered under the proposal. Trimble said use of natural gas in the four institutions would effect a saving of $16,594 a year. The company proposes to furnish natural gas for all purposes, at 15 cents per 1,000 cubic feet, and to fur- nish all necessary pipe, service lines, burners and other necessary equip- ment to properly equip boilers for burning of natural gas for a rental charge of $50 a year for each institu- tion. Indians in the Old We Thrills and heart-throbs that will gallop away with your imagination. ———— TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY The California Wave Nook, 102 Third Street, Bismarck, specializes in com- bination permanents at $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 complete. Our patrons send their friends. Phone 782. YOUR HAIR, comes down dripping wet, from a REAL STEAM SUPER- CURLINE PERMANENT. Every Tomorrow and Monday KATHARINE HEPBURN THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1988 | Strange But True | News Items of Day | (By The Associated Press) HONEST SHERLOCK HOLMES Charleston, W. Va., July 7.—(P)— Dr. Clara Clendon, of Cleveland, lost her purse near Parkersburg and silently said good-bye to about $1,000. E. L. Ward of Charleston saw a pocketbook on the highway. He reported his discovery to the Charleston Auto club. Dr. Clendon was reached at her Charleston hotel and the purse returned. Ward's comment was “I figured the owner was going to Charleston be- cause of the position of the pocket- book in the road.” TROUBLEMAKING WIFE Milwaukee—A family quarrel so enraged the wife of a Milwaukee man that she called police and divulged an eight-year-old secret —accusing her husband of fleeing the scene of a fatal automobile accident in 1925. Police records Showed Ray Mayhew, 30, was killed in the accident the woman described. The husband was taken in custody, but was released by the district attorney who said the statute of limitations pre- vented prosecution.” THAT PECULIAR BUZZ Galesville, Wis——Every time Eugene Miller threw the switch to start the churns in a creamery here a peculiar ‘ouzzing resulted. Investigating, he found a rattle- snake, coiled and ready to strike, on the floor beside the machinery. MONTH 10 DEGREES HOTTER THAN USUAL Average Was 73 Degrees; Pre- cipitation 1.95 Compared to Normal of 3.35 Last month was 9.3 degrees hotter and 1.44 inches of precipitation drier than the average June for the last 59 years, according to the monthly Meteorological summary of O. W.]. Roberts, head of the tederal weather bureau here. Average temperature for the month was 73 degrees, compared to a nor- mal of 63.7, while precipitation was 1.95 inches compared to a normal of 3.35. The warmest day last month was inated against teachers,” the resolu- tion on salaries said. TEACHERS GONDEMN Declaring that school management must be non-political, one resolution LASHES IN N AL, AR | condemns what it calls “the growing | Political interference in the appoint- |ment of school officials and teach- ers.” | National Association Urge s| School Boards to Refrain | ah From Further Cuts | Chicago, July 7—(#)—Resolutions | condemning cities which have “failed unnecessarily to pay their teachers,” | and urging school boards to refrain | from further cuts in costs or salar- | jes, were before teachers of the Na- tional Education association for ap- Proval Friday. “The association vigorously protests | against the policy of cities which have | unnecessarily failed to pay bi teachers and which, in metting public Phone 154 financial obligations, have discrim- All state directors nominated Tues-! pulsory after Jan. 1, 1935, BUY YOUR AUTO REPLACEMENT PARTS HERE We have a large stock of both used and new parts for most all makes of cars. a will save money by seeing us first. Bismarck Auto Parts 1011 East Main Ave. day were elected. They included: Minnesota--Harry L, Wahlstrand, Willmar. North Dakota—L. A. White, Minot Non-shatterable glass in wind- shields and windows of all passenger cars sold in New York will be com- Bismarck, N. Dak. Windsor Ice Box Golden oak finish, well in- punta Ame? 10) ice capacity .. 30 Lb. Ice Box Famous Windsor Ice Boxes that give satis- faction Gasoline Stove Three-Burner, portable size. Exeiting Styles! § Dramatie Values? Save Money! . . . Ward's Semi-Annual SHOE SALE! | eo Wizards Writing, as a medicine, pre- vails largely in Africa where the wizards write a prayer on @ piece of board, wash it off and make the patient drink it. Thanks to our modern physicians we of the civilized world know truths, Where Science and Ethics Reij Corner 4th & Broadway G. P. Hotel Bldg. wave an oil wave. Special to Sep- Biggest shoe event of the year at Wara’s. Big in VALUE! Big in AS. in “Christopher Strong” the 18th, when temperature of 106 de- v Cast iron grate with e sy o . tember ist, $5.50 Harrington's | ¢-ees was recoded. ‘The lowest tem- ae $10 50 SORTMENTS! Big in SAVINGS! At $1.69 are oxfords, ties, operas, perature of the month was 56 degrees pump ........ one-straps and sports models with rubber soles and heels featuring on the 13th. The greatest daily range special purchases and our regular higher priced styles marked down to this sale price. Ward’s Famous FOOT-HEALTHS spo? Combination lasts to insure snug fit at Tudor Gas Range Windsor cabinet model range, slightly used. Regular $74.00. Clearance an $39.95 price .. House Paint Zinc-ite, one gallon covers 400 square feet, 2 coats. All col- ors. In five gallon lots, per gallon "$2.35 Lawn Mowers was 43 degrees on the 16th, the least 15 on the 11th, The highest temperature ever re- corded here in June was 107 degrees and the lowest 31. Greatest precipitation in any 24- hour period last month was .91 of an inch on the 19th and 20th. Moisture deficiency from Jan. 1 un- til the end of June was 2.18 inches, Roberts reported. Mean atmospheric pressure was 29.84, the highest being 30.55 on the Charter No. 2434 Reserve District No. 9 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BISMARCK IN THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30, 1933 Assets Growing Girls’ SPORTS SHOES $479 Two tone smoke elk, with rubber sole and +. 798,740.42 220.07 Loans and discounts .. Overdrafts . U.S. Govt. securities owned ............ 934,997.64 112th and the lowest 29.49 on the 17th. 14 inch size, 4 cutting blades. heels and ankles. Women's Foot-Health heel: 5 . see eeeeee 5 » 5 5 s, that you wear all summer long with ther ities owned. . . Meantrelative HumiAity) wa5) 75st oot shoes mean greater ease, longer wear, bet- sweaters and sports outfits. Alsa a group ef Other bonds, stocks, and securities o 997,272.07), ¢. m., 40 at noon and 37 at 7 p.m quality ......0.0. $3.49 tee tedkai Ol fine selected) lesthers: Traart apoE beEsTtoe GuLNGSIES: y Banking house, $97,750. Furniture and Lowest relative humidity was 15 per Garden Hose Real RSE, pESUrS i bantan ch eau neiead orotal Pere was 6,073 25 foot, good quality garden eal estate owned other than banking house 8,862.35] _ Tota , 7 Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank... 132,139.03 RG Teeter ia mea ees eee coer 5 $1 75 YX 44 Si Cannon Te ry Cash and due from banks ...... : 771,029.39 |ing trom the southeast. Maximum lf You Wear a 38 to ize — ireipesyirprsas Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due 16,996.75 velocity for a five-minute period was 29 miles per hour on the 18th. The strongest wind ever recorded here in Barn Paint Certified, best quality barn paint, one gallon covers 300 Ward’s is the Place for Now—our popular 1oe / from U, S. Treasurer 5,000.00 . 60 miles an hour from the sq. ft., 2 coats. Color, bright 4 Cannon made... Cannon Interest earned not collected .........+....4. 42,547.00 este in 1928, ee red. In five gallon 95 D R E &, fe, E fey Pioneers~ quality! Double loop! Eri Last month had 11 clear, 17 partly lots, per gallon ...... c &. —a_ good Turkish towel for TOTAL +++. -$3,813,892.19 [ise ee Liabilities cloudy and two cloudy days. Pre- cipitation of .01 of an inch or more occurred on 11 days, with thunder- Dairy Pails 12 quart, heavy tin dairy such a low price! White with eg blue, gold, green, laven- ler borders. A real buy! Circulating notes outstandin; $ 100,000.00 |storms recorded on 12 days. pails. 1 00 pernand deposits .. see eeeees 1,203,082.72 ake ot euasie, ietaed aes. BMOR: sw caoisanvs $ . oaieiie ‘ime deposits ............. seeeee 1,978,060.68 | Which was 15 per cen! y icni ese United States Government deposits ... "990.48 . wvuphetttc Box A Word Valve Due to banks, including certified an Three Escape Serious Geant Ree, coeaaall A, millon workers, saved « checks outstanding ..... 168,480.71] Injuries in Collision cine $1.00 a higher price! At 790 50c Interest accrued not paid .................-.+- 15,820.40 aati Size 18x8x8 ..... ° : Cool Sheers ! they are outstanding val- a Capital account: Common stock, 2,000 Two Bismarck men, and # three- Toilet Paper ues! TRIPLE STITCHED! 4 my L i nn par $100 per share. -b290.100.00 peacco pe ecard possible, Aerece 1000 sheet rolls, good quality § Smart Crepes! Derims. Boys’ sizes, 59c. rinfer ced er Undivided profits—net ......6...... 4,679.59 at. Hie intersection Gt ve 6 rolls for .......... 25c fon or service. eserves for contingencies seeee 18,377.56 348,057.25] day evening. Wall Towel Racks At Ward’s you thi a ‘ <—-—————| A». euek driven, by. dares Mase Metal towel drying racks. dash are ier, TOTAL, including Capital Account..... $3,813,892.19 jemploye of the Hollan: Large sizes. Regular Stardy Muslin State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh, ss: I, Frank E. Shepard, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of hier. ny who lives at the end of Anderson Bt, turned over and landed on its wheels following @ collision with an automobile driven by Ben Harju. With Harju was his three-year-old $1.00 value for ....... 25c Union Suits Athletic, invincable sanforized simply because you wear a larger size dress! We've Triple stitched and full cut A Ward Valve 6c... my knowledge and belief. unionsuits. Best quality nain- e Unbleached muslin makes up , Philip Harj fr’ FRANK E. SHEPARD, Renbew ERRNO cs iariving sook, Rerulatly BO, copied the smart Work Shirts Int seaed sheet and case Cas! age peered and sworn to before me this 7th day of July, (Seal) H. B. BEACH, Notary Public. My commission expires March 18th, 1935. owned by O. H. Harju of 717 Wash- ington 8t., father of Philip. ‘The boy escabed with a slight bruise on his nose, while the others were not hurt at all. Both cars were damaged badly. Bathing Suits Boys’, all wool suits. Speed back style. 4 89C Size 30 to 34... Bathing Caps youthful styles in cape and shoulder capemodels. Made them up in small — BHe 36 inches wide. You'll find many uses for this Ward Value! French Crepe Slips Correct—Attest: Li, EAE Plain and fancy patterns. pattern monotone For men—fine tested $ 00 Nae kd C. B. LITTLE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUS Diver 19¢ prints — and chambray! Full cut! 1 ae i E. A. HUGHES iN DISTRICT COURT FIFTH JU- models ...........005 Se oh anbre) F. L. CONKLIN DICIAL DISTRICT, Men’s Ti priced them so Triple stitched! Non- Tailores — oF f crags iness Service Collection Bu- , : =, i Directors, ae oat ert Dakota Corpora- New taner Be inci low youcan afford rip sleeve facing. FINE LACES! Hee, Plaintiff. Small figures 29c to buy atleast two! Double shoulder Aalnsiahle ri sl Cee e cee oe eo soe ea oe oe eros se ows LA. Koehler and Mabel Koeh- and lots ............. yoke. Blue or gray. eats bay! never loses its delicate Thats because it is Pure Vanilla. 000 0 0 oo oor 0 6 0 0 0 000 6 88 8 8 88 0 88 oe oevcvcseeeeeeoeOCeese ree Oe ee CO TO OOD ae Defendants. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue of an execution to me di- ine delivered, and now in my $ yioted and deliterca, and, nan, I 2 Palau 1.00 108 Shee of the Fifth Judicial District, State of North Dakota, in and for the, Coun- ty of Ward, upon a Judgment render- ed in said Court in favor of Business a North Rayon Pajamas Women’s, one piece pajamas. Pp Neutral Palm, good toilet Does washing for 4 in half hour? oo. with 6 tubes and Service colecration, Piaintitt, and pa gy ea from tropical akota Corporation, , vegetable oils. A. Koehler and ‘Mabel peainst J. conaants, 1 nave levied up- 3 bars for 08 8c Eleetrie Washer batteriesinside the set on the following described personal se roperty of said Defendants, to-wit: Girdles na 5 harles Allensworth account, $155.13; Bids hocks Atk All ctaats o~ A.C, Small account, 5; Le AL le hook and all elastic Maichel account, $49.12; Lee L. Ham- styles. Regular ‘WwW, Jennings blin account $160.70 Nath account, account, $33.71; L. M. 40.34; And that I shall on the 19th day of July, A. D, 1933, at the hour of two o'clock P. M. of said day, at the Bis- marck office of the Business Service Collection Bureau, in said Burleigh the rate of six per cent per annum, at public sale to the highest bidder for cash, CLARENCE HANSON, in and for Burleigh ‘orth Dakota, Const Count SCOTT CAME Attorney for Plaintiff Dated at Bismarck, N. D. this 5th day ef July, 1933. $100 values .........09C Numbdab Rugs Made in India, Beautiful goat hair rugs. Large assortment of patterns. Size 48x72, valde eee. BL 4D 300 FOURTH STREET Here's 1933's super val- ue in_ washers! rippled tub gives gentle Also with Gas Engine $4 Down New PHONE 475 mM iV Superheterodyne that has perform. ance femmes tes surpass any other or} tube bauery set regardless of tubes. MONTGOMERY 81x108 Sheets Ai 2 Ni 4 ice. large County, North Dakota, proceed to sell While they washboard action. Gets price. Has a larg expuisite bouquet in ion uerana deren ee the) tna... $O4D Snes wher A tae fret aa 5 . v ty, t tisty 60 din a?! * ful in 6 minutes! It’s seg i launder ab baking or freezin aoe Gaerne aud ‘coats, amounting Trimline” Girdle easy! Economical! And teoiee ia) “cabiney: most like any Daking COOLING. a ass : y Complete with 6 i CoG Tereokeal (utcvent cn ine aacan Elastic girdle of the very best Ward’s price saves 20%! mo. “A” batteries slove silk. from the 7th day of March, 1933, at quality. Size 24 to 36. Reg- and R.C.A. licensed Washes well. Lace_trim. WARD BISMARCK, N. DAK.