The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1935, Page 8

T COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS ‘The Board of County Commission- ers convened. On roll call Commis- sioners Swanson, Lein, Cameron, Tiedman and Fricke were present. Moved by Commissioner Swanson ‘and seconded by Commissioner Ti Man that the minutes of the last meeting be approved as corrected. Roll call: All members voting aye. At this time the Board proceeded to examine and allow or reject Bills 2 to 201 subject to due or delinquent ersonal taxes: Mothers’ $ 35.00 20.00 othe’ Babcock, Moth- ers’ pension ..... Orvetta Dut nsion ton, Mothers’ 15.00 igby, Moth> ers’ pension. .... Mrs. Signe Johnson, Mothe: pension Mrs. Nettie pension Mrs, Elizabeth Fode, pension Eliza Gray,” Mothers’ ‘Mothers’ beth’ Griftin r Bates, Mothers’ peni Mrs. sion ey Esther Olson, Mothers’ kes, Mothers’ pension .. s Florence Elness, Moth- ion .. Ts. jzabeth Mothers’ pension ‘aroline Par! ‘Timenson, ker, Mot! pension . Mrs. Margaret Field, Mothers’ pension ...... : Mrs. Edith Hitchcock, ers’ Pension : Julia Jordan, Mothers’ pension Mrs. Mary jo” Kendall, Mothers’ Mathison, Mothers” pens! Mrs. Eve! pension Mrs. Edit pension Mrs. Lucy Peipkorn, Mother pension Meta lyn Mork, Mothers’ ‘Piercy, Mothers’ Mothers’ pen- Mrs. Mabel Bailey, Mothers’ POMSIOT cee cearnnceenste sere Mrs. Tom Hannewell, Poor allowance Teas c r, Poor al- John Hanson, Pi lows ‘Alfred Ramstrom, Poor allo ance re Jim Jacobs, Poor allow Nick Peters, Poor allowance. Mrs. Frank Campaga, Po allowance i ‘Anna Molen, Poor allow- al fi Elmer Field, Poor ‘Mrs. C. M. Elsber lowal Nick N’ Mrs. Arthur Poor allow Margeretha lowance .. ‘Mrs, Augusta allowance Mrs. Belle lowance ........ Jacob Berg, Sr., ‘oor 5 B. Damstrom, Goliner, Poor ai- Stanley, Poor Poor als Poor aliow- ance .. Ae eae Gottlieb Dockter, Poor allow- ance ons NCO oenree nee Carl Ber! Poor allowance. Mrs. A. Kruger, Poor allo’ ance... ae Mrs. Mary Burek, C County Patient . Am: Patients Barker, is Patients ics Lindberg, Care of Coun- Patients rs. Flossie Fite, Care of old People as Bismarck Hospital, Hospital- ization of Indigent . A. Swanson, atten vention. EEE Lutheran San. and Hospital, care of old people aie Agnes Soyle, rent H. Swindlin 0. t ding con- 27.28 : 5.00 re of Agnes Boyle, t nee N. D. House of Mercy, care of county patient ..... : Lutheran Old People's Home, care of old people Good Samaritan Society of old people .... ees J, H. Litt, care of old people. irs. James Montgomery, rent Wilton, 15.00 care patient .... 4 Olmsted, care of county patient on wn North Dakota Power & Light Co., steam and light Gussner Building ........ Central Lumber Co., Children’s Home Societ of children ... etsky Bros, Kremen| supplies services 2 B.A. Brown Grocery for indigent Bismarck Grocery plies for indigent Clifford Wright, sur Coy “sup: ppiies for Go., “sup: Carrie Johnson, ci ty patient North Dak Co., heat of * M. C. Altenburg, Mrs. Fred E. Anstrom, m: county jail 4 board of ‘agent atron, Fred_E. “Anstrom, prisoners Fred E. Al mileage ... : Carl Scott, criminal mileage.. Carl R. Kositsky, crimir mileage _ .........-.... J. A. Kohler, criminal mii al ‘Lib itf's office Bismarck Grocery, for jail Commercial Service, Federal Laborator' i Bismar for county survéyo' Hoskins-Meyer, supplies ‘Woodmansee Stationery, sup- aries Julia Wetmore, int stenographer ‘Trust Co., supplies Burroughs Adding Machine ta Payment on Mogn Hop- ins. int pm 7. R. son, milea: ‘T. R. Atkinson, services, coun- ty surveyor .. 1" Mercantile. Co, sup- .. Gules Olt’ Co gas ‘Tati it-of-way ti of: an,’ right-of-way- right-of-way. ‘supplies ty. w. Zs ents. — R.-B. Webb, burial of indig- ents 15.00] © Mrs. Alfred Karlson, care of county patient . satires Mrs. J. 1. Kelley, meals for indigent ... piSbitale Harold Hinsz, coal for indig- ent . Cee e : Bismarck Tribune print- ing and advertising sie Capital Publishing Co. print- N. W. Rell Telephone € ephone service... s N. W. Bell Telephone Co, tei- Co. Surveyor ou... Doorley, — services, partment, w French & We supplies Geo. M. Registe: ty Com ter .. Ich “Hardware, vices, In> ring liquor rr taxes on Court House for 1934. D. B. Cook, garage rental for election’. ri Farmers Union Elev. vices .... chon, repair= hon, repair- medical” ai Fisher, med & Blunt, dents _| William” Fricke, 30.0010. A. 3.00 M . Kendall, repairs to ma- chine! A.W. Li Bismarck Furniture & tery Coy Tepairs on cece Mrs. I. F, Lytie, care of coun- Co. supplies 2 Uphol jent . Thompson, medical Services . W. L. Diven, medi ices Dr. T. W. Buckinghar cal services . ees Dr. R. C. Thompson, medical services . anibtes Quain & Ramstad Clinic, med- feal services R. Lipp, medica y Drug Store, drugs t Drug Store, drugs r indigent Service Drag, drugs for in- ss Hospital, hospital- 1,466.93 8 az + 686.43 . dental services... W. Morris, dental serv- 19.55 28.20 *. Hibbs, dental serv= S. Priske, dental serv- ® and Henderson, a Stackhouse | 238.00 Dr. W. H. Bodenstab, Service Drug, drugs for in- digent .... z Shipp, Justice's fees | Allen, Justice's es a Frank Yeiter, witness fees W. R. Ebeling, witness fees... witness fees cent Ka A. Cleveland, witness fees I. Franklin, witness fees. m ‘Sloven, witness fees ...... Jack Sloven, witness fees... Wenlen Weider, witness fees.. Mary Cashel, witness fees Jamestown | Clinic, medical services eae Magdalene Gondringer, nurs- ing services Fred Peterson, digent_. Cowan's Drug Store, drugs indigent a Finney’: Drug Store, drugs for indigent eiaes : Lenhart Drug Store, drugs for indigent - rs Drug Store, drui digent N. P. Benson services to indigent . Brown & Day, Inc., supplies H. F, Tiedman, services, relief office Board of rs, World War Memorial, appropria- tion s coal for ins for Ha in gi 5 Optical 166.67 /: Tiedman, commissionerd ives. Camere: commission- er services Lein, commissioner ommissioner commissioner ECOR eevee sano A6BO ry Burek, rent 15.00 by Commissioner Tiedman and seconded by Commissioner Cats- eron that the Board accept $646.00 as full payment of taxes for the years 1632 and 1933 on Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, Block 6, Sturgis Addition. Roll all: All members voting aye. Moved by Commissioner Lein and seconded by Commissioner Cameron that the Board adjourn until 2:00 o'clock P. M. Roll call: All members voting aye. February 5, 1935, 2:00 o'clock P. M. ‘The Board of County Commi ers reconvened. On roil call Commis- sloners Swanson, Lein, Cameron, Tiedman and Fricke were present. At this time the Board proceeded NW% Range 18 Mr. Me yy appeared Roard in the interest of Mr, William Luke and agreed with. the Boa the hearing set for February postponed until March 5, 193. o'clock P. Moved "by ner Tiedman and seconded by Commission son that, the Beard adjourn until 9 o'clock A. February 6, 1935 Roll cal nhers voting aye. Bismarck, North Dakot: @, 1935, 9:30 o'clock A. M. The Board of County Commission ers reconvened, On roll call C i sioners Swanson, Lein, Tiedman and Fricke were pi! Moved by Commissioner Tiedm and seconded by Commissioner Swat gon that the Board accept $1 full payment of taxes on all of Sec- tion 29, Township 141, Range 80, for 926, 1927, 1928, 192! 2 so Board accept $708.01 as full payment of taxes on Lot 1, Block 12, Riverview AAditinn for the yeare 1930, 1931, 1932 Roll call: All members voting ay: Moved by. Commissioner Camero and seconded by Commissioner Swan- son that permission be granted the North Dakota Power & Light Com- pany to obtain transmission line right-of-way operating at 2200 volts 3 phase 60 cycle to serve a radio range beacon located in the North- west corner of the NW% of 18, Township 138, Range 79. begin- ning at a point north of Highway No. 10 and the-Radio Station KFYR on the section between Sections 4 and 5, Township 138, Range 79, thence directly south between Sec- tions 8 and 9 thence west between Sections § and 17, and 7 and 18, and terminating at the west line of tions 7 and 18, Township 138, Range Such permission to be granted as company’s franchise mber 7, 1934, under ‘ms and conditions. Roll call: All members voting aye. Moved by Commi r Lein and seconded by Commissioner Cameron that the Board adjourn until 2.30 o'clock P. M. Roll call: All members voting aye. February @, 3:30 o'clock P. M. Board of County Commissiot On ron eae Commis. the eral committees and proceeded to ex- amine and allow or re: more bills. love by Commissioner Tiedman and seconded by Commissioner Lein that ti! Board adjourn until Fe! ry 7, 1935, at 9:30 o'clock A. M. February 7th, 9: ‘The Board of eounty Commission gg gh Ra 3 /Tiedman Dresent. Moved by Com: and seconded by Commissioner Cam eron that Mrs. allowed a 38.40 f elt mount of $10.00 per month beginning March 1, 1935. Roll call: All members voting aye. At this time the Board granted Old sions to Willis Ebon Runey Dralle. by. Commissioner Tiedman and seconded Sommissioner Swa: son that the Cle: $85.00 per month beginning January » 1935, Roll call: All members voting aye. Moved by Commissioner Cameron and seconded by Commissioner Lein that the County Auditor notify all Drug Stores and Hospitals that sta ing February 10, 1935, no Drug Pre- scriptions over $1.00 will be allowed the Board uniess authorized by n Swanson, no; Lein, aye; Tiedman, aye; and Moved by Commissioner Tiedman and seconded by Commissioner Cam- eron that the Board adjourn until 2:30 o'clock P, M. February 7, 2:30 o'clock P. M. The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened. On roil call Commis- rs Swa Lein, Cameron, Tiedman and Fricke were present. At this time the Board proceeded to open bids on culverts. The following bids were opene McGray-Phillips, Garrison, North Northfie Products Dakota; Company, Bismarck Bismarck, North Lumber npany, Bismarck, Dakota: St. Paul’ Corrugating Com- St. Paul, Minnesota; and North Metal Culvert’ Company, Fargo, North Dakota. Moved by Commissioner Tiedman and seconded by Commissioner Cam eron that all the bids be acceptes Roll call: All members voting ay Moved by Commissioner Tiedman and seconded by Commissioner Lein that the Board accept $544.09 as full payment of taxes on Tot 15 and the South 1” of Lot 16, Block 134, Wil- liams Addition, for the years 1931, 1932 and 1933, subject to the approval of the Board. ‘All members voting aye. Commissioner Lein and seconded by Commissioner Cameron that the Board adjourn until Feb- ruary 8, 1935, at 9:30 o'clock A. Roll call: All members votini -y Sth, 0:30 o'clock A. Me » Board of County Commission- ers reconvened. On roil call Commis- rs Swanson, Lein, Cameron, Tiedman and Fricke were present. At this time the Board met with the Board Committee, the Bur- unty Relief Committee and also he: ‘everal other committees. Moved by Commissioner Cameron and seconded by Commissioner Swan- son that the following resolution be adopted: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, The records In the of- ice of the County Treasurer dis- close and show that there are thou- sands of dollars of delinquent unpaid 1 property taxes in the County igh, and especially in the City North Dakota, and Much of these taxes prior years and due from per- s working for the state, county y of Bismarck, and others who nd have been receiving a good r several years past, and HEREAS, All” persons working for the ‘county and City of Bis- marck, are drawing their sal from taxes paid into the treasury by per- sons who willingly pay the same, and WHEREAS, It is not just that those who fail to pay their personal prop- aye. The Milwaukee, March 14—(®)— The second part of that ragged gag that starts “who wazzat lady I seen you with” was chorused at police headquarters by two pals of a chance meeting and as a result the woman of the case was held Thursday on bigamy charges. “What'd you do if you were married five years, had 8 son and your wife just up and left you?” asked Robert Robinson of Emil Schultz, whom he met in a tav- ern, “Do what I did, that’s easy,” offered Schultz. “I've been mar- ried a month. ‘Haven't seen my wife since two days ago at Wau- kegan. I told police.” Wauke- gan, Ill, just over the Wisconsin line, is the popular haven of elop- ers, Harriet E. M. THOMPSON | Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Josephson were overnight guests at the E. R. Leach home Friday. Wednesday afternoon the 4-H Sew- ing club members met with their leader, Mrs. Reymond Weitstock, at the Oscar Weitstock home. ‘Word has been received from C. F. Lambert, who left last Sunday for Arkansas, is now in @ hospital in Marion, 8. D., receiving medical ome. George Williams, who spent several days this week visiting with his HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935 She Was No Lady--She Was Wife tol/ Both, Friends Learn After Query Both sauntered down to the station where Robinson said, “I want to report my wife is miss- “What's her first name?” asked the desk sergeant. “Helen.” “Funny, that’s my wife's name, too,” added Schultz. “What was her maiden name?” sergeant. cragy, lowed Schultz, “That’s my wife's name.” After an argument that almost ended in blows, the two departed, only to call later that they both had found their wife. And at the same tavern, too. So police took over the case of Mrs. Helen Kangas Robinson- Behultz, 36. NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Il a Wilson By MRS. JOHN A. BERG Mrs. Christ Wolf is spending & week at Tappen, N. D. with her daughter, Elsie. Ed, Mullier spent Saturday at the John Berg home. Mr. and Mra. Gust Neumiller and children spent Friday evening at the school. Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Schauer of Mc- Kenzie spent Thursday with Mrs. Schauer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wolf motored to Wilton Wednesday. family spent Friday evening at the Gust Neumiller home. Mrs, Bonnet of McClusky is « visi- brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williams, returned to his Elsie Rachel and Martha Neff spent the week-end at their homes. respective erty taxes should be paid a good sal- ary out of the tax monies paid by others, and Ww EAS, Many farmers who have been obtaining various loans in recent years have been compelled to all such taxes before a loan was nd SAS, The County of Burleigh s been registering warrants on mint of there not being suf- ficient funds to conduct the business affairs on a cash basis and is in dire need of funds. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Sheriff of Burleigh County be and is hereby instructed to pro- ceed at once to collect all delinquent personal property taxes from persons who are able to pay the same and in dance with the provisions of the Roll call: All members voting aye. Moved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Lein that the Board adjourn until 2:30 All members voting aye. On roll ce va Lein, nd Fricke were present. time the Board heard sev s|eral committees and proceeded to ex- amine and allow or reject more bills. Moved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Cam- eron_tpat beer licenses be granted to W. ¢. [Gehrke of Baldwin, North Da- Irving Hanson, Driscoll, Dakota; Chas. T. Ryan of ‘orth Dakota: and George McKenzie, North Dakota, All members votiny E. A Board orth terling, Manly of Roil cal Report of Fred approved by the filed, ed. Report of A. E. Shipp, Justice of the Peace, approved by the Board and ordered filed. 3 Report of Edward S. Allen, Justice of the Peace, approved by the Board and ordered ‘filed. Special report of Sheriff Fred E. Anstrom accepted with the exception of Tax Items No. 3, No. 5, and No. 6, Moved by Commissioner Tiedman [ Painied Woods ! By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD William Brown spent several days at Bismarck last week, taking in the last days of the legislature at the ‘Capitol. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and baby son moved into Wilton Sunday where they will make their future home. Ole Lillefjeld, Anton and August Nelson, Fred Brown, Frank Johnson and Iver Erickson were Wilton call- ers Saturday. Harold Soderquist and son Junior and mother motored to Bismarck ‘Wednesday. end at the Harold Soderquist home. [Schrank By EDNA MARCHANT Mr. and Mrs. John Witt and Gus Wentz homes at Center on Tuesday and Wednesday last week. Mrs. Chris Wents is a sister of John Witt. Mr, and Mrs. John Fitsgerald were in McClusky Saturdi junday. Mr, and Mrs. John Witt visited with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marchant on Thursday after- and seconded by Commissioner Lein that, upon the recommendation of the Board of City the ‘ounty Board accept $1,0 1 ayment of taxes on Lot 24, Block 90, McKenzie and Coffins Addi- n, for the yerrs 1931 to 1934, in- alxo that. the amount of Lots 4 and 5, Block 76, Addition, for’ the years f $129.40 on the south for’ the years ve; also that the unty Board accept $163.71 full payment of taxes for the years 1930 to. 1933, inclusive, on part of the SW of Section '2, Township 142, Range 76; and xlso the amount of $90.06 on the SW% of Section 15 Township 143, Range, 79° and the NE of Section 22, Township 143, Range 79 for the year 1931 only, Roll call: All members voting aye. Moved Commissioner Cameron and seconded by Commissioner Tied- man that the Highway Department will submit a project for the im- provement of 2.8 miles of the Sec- ondary highway from Bismarck to Fort Lincoln known as Bismarck- Fort Lincoln road, and to be desig- nated as North Dakota Project No. NRS 564 (1935), and will recommend its approval by the Secretary of Agriculture for construction with funds apportioned to the State under Section 204 of the National Industrial Recovery Act; subject, however, to the condition that the County of Burleigh shall provide for its proper maintenance after completion and improvement ‘hat the hereby requests the Highway De partment to submit the aforemen- tioned project with recommendation that it be approved by the Secretary of Agriculture, and agrees if such project approved and con- ucted by the Highway Department and the Secretary of Agriculture 1 thereafter, at its own cost an pense will maintain the pro; manner sat te to c1 1: All members voting Moved by Commissioner Swi and seconded td Commissione: hat the Board adjourn uw o'clock on February 9, 1935. Roll cal eal man and Frick ‘At this time the following selection for Bteiber, one; Summ! Grove, one; Grass Lake, ville Canfield, % Eckit one: Hill, one Glenview, one; we one; Tryss, Burst Crook, vanes Nai Edna J. Robinson be| Boyd, o Mothers’ Pension in’ the| Morton, one; Id Burleigh County |™ noon. Edward Stroh and Gus Witt visited relatives in Tuttle on Sunday after- noon and evening. Emil and Ted Stroh were business callers at the Mike Panjkovich home on Sunday morning. ‘There was a party at the Emanuel presen! Mrs. Hickberg and family, Ed Stroh, Gus, Emil, Art and Lydia Witt, Edwin Trebausser and the Neiters. At mid- night lunch was served. Miss Otillia Brose, teacher in Schrunk school No. 2, is staying at the James Novy home. Rose, one;_ Vill Village of Win, thirty-five, Moved by Commissio: and seconded by Commi: eron that the Board accept $718.44 as full payment, on. all of Section 16, ). Range lor years 1990 to 1933, incl Roll call: Alt m Moved by Commissioner FOR and seconded by Commissioner Tied. man that after hearing the Druggit Committe former motion mad by the County board in regard to tl control of county drug orders, be hereby can from this date no designated st thereby leaving sto the pleasure All members votin, Commissioner mi and seconded by Commissioner that the Board adjourn until o'clock, P, M, ord Roll cal Moved by TOR, Lein 2:00 February 9, 2:00 o'clock P. M. The Board of Count: Commotion: ved by Co ‘All members voting aye.|andg seconded Einer Soderquist spent the week-|ily of tor at the Christ Wanner home. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Alm are the parents of daughter born Sunday, Still By I. 8. HAGSTROM Mrs, Tilda Falkenstein dnd Loretta, Donald and LeRoy Anderson visited with Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Richard of Macomber Sunday. Miss Clara Wagerman was an over- night guest of Miss Helen Pearson ‘Thi ursday. ‘The Misses Helen Johnson and Neva Noon of Wilton spent the week- end at the latter's home. Mr, and Mrs, Roy Anderson are the proud parents of a baby girl born Sunday, March 10, at the Bismarck tal. Mrs, Gottlieb Brennise and daugh- ters, Bernita, Pearl, Josephine, Shir- ley and Lois, of Regan, were Sunday [eh lial ae Hoch- ter. The Sunshine Workers 4-H club met with Miss Naomi Hagstrom, club leader, Saturday afternoon. Only three members were present. Lunch was served after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John Law and daugh- ters Ruth and Margaret, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry John- json. Mrs. Ed. Schaeffer and daughter ¢ | ¢ day. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Thompson and son John of Bismarck spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Noon. Emerson Gill was an_ overnight guest of LeRoy Anderson Monday. C. L. Johnson spent from Thursday until Saturday at the John Ni home. : The Grass Lake township board members held a meeting at the Wal- fred Asplund home Tuesday after- noon, ¢—_—_—_—_—_—_—__—_—_—_———_* By MARTHA BOSSERT Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hien and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hien motored to Turtle Lake Friday to attend the funeral of Mr. Brown. ‘Miss Jessie Braden spent the week- end in Bismarck. The Degner and Bossert young folks helped Agnes Smith celebrate her fifth birthday Wednesday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Engel and Jacobson and Albert week-end at her home township. The Bossert, Degner and Berg young folks, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mueller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wetzel and family, Mr. and Mrs, John Wutzke and son Elmer and Clayton and Clyde Little were bus- iness callers at Underwood Saturday jafternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Holmes and son Frank were Sunday guests at the Raymond Tolliver home. William McCullough and son, Wil- liam, Jr., were Sunday guests at the daughter Joan J. F. Little home this & Thursday guest was a Sunday guest at the home of his uncle, Algot Ry- guests Witt visited at the Chris and Jake | We Neuharth, Jr., and sons visited at the John Neuharth, day evening. ine of Goodwin is visiting relative Mr. Mercer shoppers last Saturday. Milford, the small son of Mr. Mrs. Henry Wagner, ‘Tuesday. Funeral Z Hae i Aid| i oe it }ers reconvened. On roll call Commis- | ken, iF FE and Neff celebrate her 19th birthday Mrs. A. C. Wilde and children of Bismarck visited the previous Sun- day at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Grabarkewitzs. Donald Eliason spent last week in Bismarck with his wife and new ee that was born Sunday, March George Schonert and Frank Kock- er were Baldwin business visitors ursday. . and Mrs. Lester Larson enter- ® number of young folks at home Saturday evening, the oc: being their daughter Evelyn's visited Mrs. Andrew Ackerman Mon-/and ‘ was furnished by Frank Kocker. Re- freshments were served at midnight. Hans Nelson of Bismarck is visit- in this community for s few days. Gallager, pion- future. ‘Mrs. Frank Kocker is visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, and Mrs. Walter Rustand at Dawson time. business caller Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Williams visit- ed at the Burl Monroe home Monday evening. Wing Pool Hall Owner Faces Double Charge day by Sheriff Fred Anstrom, who made a raid on the Baden Pool hall &t Wing accompanied by Joe Kohler, deputy sheriff, and a federal man. ‘The search of the pool hall was made on @ state warrant. Anstrom said that Baden will face two charges, one for engaging in illegal liquor traffic the other for selling unstamped Cigarettes without a license. A quan- tity of cigarettes and liquor were con- fiscated to be used as evidence. Wallace Lifts Storage Removal of the one-cent-a-bushel per month storage on the sale Price of government seed grain by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, announced Thursday by Henry Dakota. The grain will be sold at the flat prices quoted December 3. These prices are: Wheat—Ceres, $1.35; Mar- Mindum durum, 5 Barley—Feed Trebi, $1.10; malting, $1.35, Oats, 75 cents; flax, $2.25. South Dakota's rural credit agency, established in 1917, had liabilities of $54,407,058.52 at the end of 1934 and assets of $40,656,736.43, its director reported. SLATED THIS WEEK Driving and Putting Tourna- ments Get Underway at War Memorial Building f § E i F2a8 Bass Z SEgs8E3 Otto Baden was arrested Wednes-| 72" Charge on Seed:Grain tens. Italy, Thursday was convicted treason and sentenced to life onment in connection with the BR ti tured government radio station as “the new chancellor” at almost the same moment that Chancellor Engel- bert Dollfuss was assassinated in the chancellery. The Methodist church, South, began 1935 with 2,751,971 lay and clerical members on its rolls, re- ports Dr. Curtis B. Haley, official statistician. 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