The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1934, Page 8

TATE SCHOOL GETS BANK OF N. D. LOAN Crisis Averted at Grafton Insti- tution by Purchase of Coun- ty Tax Warrants [J rr Faced with the problem of insuf- ficient funds for operation, Grafton Btate school Monday obtained the aid of the Bank of North Dakota which purchased $20,000 in county tax war-; rants to swell coffers of the institu- tion with cash. Through action of Nelson Sauvain, « chairman of. the board of adminis- tration, the tax anticipation warrants held by the state treasurer for the school in the county aid fund, were turned over for cash, solving an acute maintenance problem at the institu- tion, Sauvain said. A _week ago, examination of the funds showed only $4,000 balance in the state appropriaion fund for ahe school, and a $4,000 balance in the county aid fund—a total less than enough to pay a months bills at the institution, Average cost of maintenance per month at the in- Btitution is $13,000. In the county aid fund was ap- proximately $50,000 in county tax ‘warrants, which represented payments for care of county patients at the school. The monies represented by the warrants are not credited by the treasurer until they are taken up by tions firm, the senate surporting ves man Irenee Du Pont (front foreground), member of the famous muni. jhown in what appears to be an irritated moment before e-. in in Weshingtcn. He heard testimony introduced that his firm traded military secrets with foreign » (Associated Press Photo) the counties. A dual problem presented itseif— H. O. Arneson, secretary, and Mrs. Drouth Area Colony the treasurer could not credit war-|B, N. Lein, treasurer reelected. rants as cash—the board of adminis-| Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hanson and tration could not use the warrants as!daughter Marion attended Ladics’ cash to pay bills at the school. Aid at the Mrs. Calma Skogen home Sauvain conferred with R. M.|in Tuttle Wednesday. Stangler, manager of the Bank of In Alaska Approved Washington, ‘Dec. 24.—(7)—-Plans . {for colonization of the fertile valleys Clarence Rise and Valdemar Lein|of Alaska with farmers from drouth- North Dakota. Stangler agreed to|spent several days at Bismarck the| stricken areas of the states were sald pay face value of warrants from eight | past week. counties—totaling the $20,000. Saturday by Delegate Dimond (Dem., Fred Josephson of Lyman town-| alaska) to have been definitely ap- Sauvain expected the amount would) ship was a caller at the D. D. Bark- proved by federal officials. be sufficient to carry the school over} man home Sunday. ® sufficiently lengthy period to in- ® The first movement of families A large crowd attended the party) from the states probably will be into sure ample cash payments from/given at the Rudolph Heidt home! tne Matanuska Valley, about 40 miles counties in the meantime to care for! Saturday evening. future costs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meland and son -_ Willis of Driscoll, and William Ras- ___ | Florence Lake | on oe alate ‘| mussen of Mcdelia, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Arneson, Mr. By Mrs. HY SEILINGER and Mrs. D. D. Barkman are spend- ing several days visiting relatives and friends near Jamestown. Alfred north of Anchorage, Dimond said. The delegate disclosed the intention of the government after a confer- ; spent lence with Dr. Ernest Gruening, di- | Monday evening at John Birkeland’s.| rector of the bureau of territories and insular possessions, studying the proposal for several months. Under. present plans, Dimond said, who has been Andrew Nieters visited at his home| Arneson also returned to his home at approximately 100 families will be Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger and| Week here. children visited at the H. Nieters ‘Miss Lucille Anderson gave @ pro- gram Wednesday evening. be given Wednesday evening at 8 Glory,” will be given. Jamestown after spending the past/iaren into the Matanuska valley, Probably next spring, and given There will be English services at the church Christmas Day at 2:30|hOmesteads and financial aid to carve o'clock. The Christmas program will|"W homes out of the new lands, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Glanville were| clock. A pageant entitled, “Lasting State Applies for tinger, were exchanged at a quiet service read Friday, Dec. 7, at the LGNTE TRUCKERS =. sa" their wedding trip and now are at home at Amidon, where he is em- Ward Points Out NRA Rules en Oy ot the Regulating Haulers and A Ai J Retail Dealers Oster-Kerner Miss Martha Oster, Eureka, and Albert Kerner, bre of Mr. and Ree Lignite coal haulers Monday were| Adam Kerner, Gackle, were marri warned they must observe NRA codes, | Saturday, 5 at Napoleon, in 9 statement issued by E. A. Ward,| County Judge John J. Silbernagel chairman of the North Dakota state) officiated. code authority for the trucking in- dustry. peerve ‘provisions of two codes ol provisions of two les—| At a double marriage ceremony those regulating truckers or the re-| performed Thursday evening, Dec. tail coal dealers code. 11, at the Peter Nygard home south At the time of filling relief orders,| of Watford City, Miss Grace John- Ward said, truckers must sign @ cef-| son, Grassy Butte, became the bride tificate of compliance to codes to|of Eimer C. Falkenhagen, and Miss which he is subject before the orders} Constance M. Falkenhagen was mar- will be honored or paid. tled to Olaf Haldorson, Audubon, ‘It is a very serious offense against] minn, ‘The officiating minister was the United States government to/p ‘Thorlackson, Stanley. Mrs. falsely sign these certificates of Com-| taidorson and Mr. Falkenhagen are’ pliance, Ward warned. the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. lice code tied competition for! Nygard. ‘Mr. and Mrs, Haldorson will trucking lustry pr es after holiday = anyone hauling for compensation! leg oie ae bad either directly uf ms must sii ac register his vehicles under the code,” Ward explained, “and pay the fee ot] sccunioch county, Tesas ranged from }, which ent im splay Py 4 insignia of NRA on his truck. He 34 cents to $1.87 a vote with an aver- must also submit for filing in this THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1934 age of 56 cents, county clerk’s figures showed. Deer have become so abundant in the Pisgah national forest in North Carolina that annual hunts have be- come necessary to keep them from multiplying beyond the feeding ca- pacity of the area. office, a copy of his rates or charges, . compensation received for this Cy uling. “In addition to complying with the truckers code you must also buy your coal from a mine complying with the bituminous coal code, which is a producers’ code.” | Slope Weddings f Martin-Geist On Thursday evening, Dec. 6, Miss Mary Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin, and Reinhold Geist, son of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Geist, were married at the Evan- @elical parsonage at Napoleon with Rev. E. K. Heimer officiating. The bridegroom and bride both are from the Tappen vicinity. * ke * Baier-Saudau At a pretty wedding ceremony per- formed Thursday, Dec. 6, Miss Gerda Baier and Jacob Saudau, both of the Mott community, were married by Rev. Landgrebe of Elgin. Approxi- mately 225 friends and relatives at- tended the ceremony. ee * Magoon-! The marriage vows of Miss Mar- garet Magoon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Magoon, Park River, and May the lights of your tree be bright with the promise of a happy year to come—and may you have all of the delightful things that go to make this holiday the most joyous of all the year. MELVILLE ELECTRIC SHOP Ann Eide spent the week- -her home in Arena. 1 ' to Martin Sunday. They were ac-| ity. companied by Mrs. Mary Heintz and! Einar Spilde. Clarence and Irwin Rise spent Sunday evening at B. N. Lein’s. Steiber ——______...- By MRS. WM. HICKEL ‘Thomas and Hubert Doyle of Velva,| tions are passed by congress, he sald. |N. D., are spending several days visit- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg motored’ ing relatives and friends in this vicin-| Continue next year have been filed Supper guests at the John Carlson| Forks and Dunseith. The other five North Dakota has applied for the return of four civilian conservation corps camps in the park service dur- for North Dakota and Montana, an- jmounced Monday. Five winter camps are now active, and would be continued, if appropria- Camps for which application to are at Bismarck, Jamestown, Grand ccc Camps in 1935 | Wendell R. Lokken, Amidor, son of Tests have shown that the heart ac- tion of bears in hibernating becomes so | skin is cut, BH HL Pan “Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men” We extend the heartiest Christmas wishes to one and all of our friends and customers. GUSSNER’S PACKING COMPANY Meats and Groceries 5 ad Joo HRTRTRTST OTST eTe! ing 1935, Carl A. Taubert, inspector | ~<° leleidisiaieiy, * son Rubin, who spent the last few home Sunday evening were Mr. and| re at Mandan, Fargo, Medora, and Gays with relatives in this commun- Mrs, Fred Uhde and daughter Patricia | two at Watford City. jAnne, Thomas and Hubert Doyle, Del- y tion for sinus ‘trouble at the” pie: flor sinus at the Bis-|Hickel and son Wayne. marck hospital Wednesday. She is} Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and|7 fine. son of Bismarck spent Sunday at the Neumiller and Mr. and | John Anderson home. Mrs. Gust Neumiller motored to Bis-|| Mr, and Mrs. Jake Gaub and son|* i Raymond motored to Bismarck Fri- and aig erad Wall and Mr. a . Berg home. Mr, and Mrs. George McAllister ‘Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner spent|and son Glen spent Sunday at the May Little home near Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Laschevitch fall spent Sunday|motored to Bismarck and Mandan . | Saturday. A number from this vicinity at- efn-law and sister visited at the Lewis| tended ghe rabbit drive Sunday, 3 Mr Neumilier dren, Raymond, Mildred’ and Vernon, |“ Spent Sunday evening at the John| motored to McClusky Monday. Mil-|%, 3 dred will remain there a week as ‘@| the guest of Caroline Brackett. Lein Mr. and Mrs, Gottlieb Schatz and family of McClusky, Art Vollmer and Edwin Zelmer spent Sunday at the Jake Gaub home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Adams and daughter were overnight guests at 5 E 5 x H i Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gaub and chil-| a Christmas, Montana has applied for eight such bert Olson and Mr. and Mrs, Wm.) Park camps, three of which have been approved, Taubert said. Folks and daughter of Wilton spent the|the Bergquist home Saturday. Week-end at the B. N. Lein home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wahl and fam- = Ole Bpilde returned home from Bis-| ily and Ed. Warners of Mercer spent|° And may GOOD & marek. Friday. Saturday evening at the Gaub home.|~se HEAL’ * ~ mae oe ERS! S| ued ger SS ondFOR. les’ at the e “Alumna,” converted ship * ghureh basement Thursday. "‘Mes- which makes and sells beer as itis tty R: « ” ipilde anc le Vik served.|being towed to southeastern Alaska ‘ ‘The following Oiticers were elected: ports, is expected to give the terri- side all pao = Mrs. Lein, president reelected; |tory from $20,000 to $35,000 in beer Mrs. J. O. Rise, vice president; Mrs.|tax eS ALLNETS| Our Wish for You A MERRY,:-MERRY CHRISTMAS » the coming year. TAILORING 207 Fifth St, DORUM Phone 547-3 4... a geet! ALL IS WELL, ALL IS BRIGHT And from our hearts we wish you a Merry Xmas and Joy and Good Will in everything you do. We are deeply grateful for the attention you have given us all during the past year, REMBRANDT STUDIO Old Fashioned Christmas May the candles of your tree be bright with the promise of a happy year to come—and may you have all of the delightful — things that go to make this holiday the most joy- ous of all the year. 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