The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1935, Page 2

y THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1935 . | EW ROAD PROG When Over 600 Sat Down at Bismarck’s Biggest Dinner TINEW TOURIST CABIN WILL BE LAUNCHED IN STATE SHORTLY {paten Announces Grade Cross- Ing Allotments Will Be Made Within Few Days State highway officials Friday said the new federal works program in the state would soon be launched in North Dakota, with information from A. E. Palen, regional roads head at St. Paul, that the highway and grade crossing allotments may be made within a few days. “The whole accent is to be placed upon taking employables from relief roles,” Palen said, “and states must submit projects which require a maxi- mum of job labor and be so located as to be available for use of relief Jabor.” : Palen asked the highway depart- ment to furnish wage rates and hours of work per day and week on maintenance and other proposed projects in the state. Harry Hirning, bridge engineer of the state highway department, said the highway division was ready with a complete program involving elimin- ations of 35 grade crossings in the state at an approximate cost of kota would receive considerably more| daughter, Nellie, Mrs. Eddie Spitzer than the amounts of money involved’ and daughter, LaVonne, motored to 4m the proposed grade crossing proj-| Bismarck Thursday afternoon. ects already formed. He said within] mrs. John Johnson and son, Rag- Dun & Bradstreet 4n a position to submit additional/and Mrs. Edwin Johnson. grade crossing elimination plans. Mrs. Edgar Trygg and daughter, Commissioner W. J. Flannigan said|Eunice, of Trygg township, spent the the department has drawn a com-|past week with her parents, Mr. and of the highway system for immediate! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spitzer of |bY,Dun é& Bradstreet. Gchooner Leaves for . guests of Mr. and Mrs, Erick Pear-|@dvantage on the upside,” it Rim of Arctic Ocean ported. son, Miss Florence Counts of Under- wood, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bergquist and (©. 8. Holmes, plowed out of Puget Gound with food, medicine and cloth- bat Mrs. Ned Asplund for a few|and half coyote. Misston, Pictured above are grocers from all parts of North Dakota and from some parts of South Dakota, Mon- Note @ short time the department would be/nar, were Thursday visitors of Mr.) Advanced Trade Trend New York, May 24.—(7)—A higher trend to trade this week was noted plete program of road reconstruction | Mrs. J, N. Morris. Friday in the weekly Review issued “ ulating to any submission to the federal authorities!near Bismarck, Mrs. Ole Hagstrom| “Although not stim ‘when allotments become definitely|and daughter, Nellie, Mrs. Signe|™arked degree, because variations known. Johnson, son, Vernon, and daughter,|Were more outstanding than a defin- Hilma, Ruth Hochhalter and Annie |ite trend, the reports on trade de- ‘Triscka were Sunday afternoon|Velopments this week revealed the ‘was re- mie Bile cared ie femed sail O56 Erickson, for « couple devs.| Coyote-Dog Den With schooner th to the Land of s the Siidnight Sun, Friday, carrying |°VeTUN6. Eight Pups Is Found supplies that. may save the life of) rmiiy of Washburn visited at the| Bowhells, N. D, May 24—(”%—Dig- many an Eskimo at Point Barrow On| eq Asplund home Sunday, ging into a coyote’s den near North- ‘. Miss Florence Bergquist of Wash-/gate, Orluf Peterson and Paul Ferm burn has been visiting with her sis-| found eight pups that were half dog ys. A couple of the animals had the esbyterian hich been caring tives pe regular coyote color, but had only es “hoe rote stubs of tails, while most of them aoe te Nene, ve heraemost| LWO.On Pardon Board | were bisck with white markings. eettlemnt of Barrow, northern-most Captain Backland, 33, is one of the few men who will brave the ice-locked harbors of the north each year to take food and supplies to the hospital and to trade with the Eskimos for turs. Fairway Shows Gives ‘Two members of the state board of. Thomas H. Moodie was in the gover- resign by Governor Welford, it became known Frid Welford admitted he had sent let- ters to M. T. Barger of Linton and ,, jing them to step Off the board. He tax division, said Friday. Shows will close a week's !said he believed the board should “f opposite the City Auditorium on |ests of harmony.” Eventually the department be given from 2 to 5 p. m. Saturday |refused to resign was blematical, afternoon at which time all rides will | Welford said. The Siete of ‘The show is, owned and operated by |tice and attorney general. have wintered in Bismarck. They throughout the northwest. Still | > Contracts for three road projects were awarded Priday to successful 5 ert Blair, her instructor. Miss Velma Johnson, accompanied| Contracts let were: of Minot, who visited with relatives | $4,403. {m Wilton over Sunday. Traill county—4.454 miles regravel- Merle and daughter, Alvina, return-|of Jamestown, $3,446, conference’s main theme, Sabena LADIES’ SILK HOSE, Full Fashioned Chiffon Weight, New Summer Ladies Sport Sandals— Jar Rubbers 3.” IRD BLEARSE LEONI ETE, Sanitary Napkins #2". 11c SSS Ladies’ Slips Sas.-.......17¢ Canvas Gloves i pur) sir. : MEN’S BLUE DENIM OVERALLS Full Cut, Sizes 32 to 42 ............. FOR THE FINAL SELL-OUT ‘ell. admission tickets for 5c. the board are the governor, chief jus-| RUth Chatterton on PRICES WRECKED! ° f that territ had noticed Dost flying the American flag. Requested to Resign]. bist dor running wilt inst year. pardons appointed last Jan. 19 while| First Returns From nor’s chair, have been requested to Sales Tax Received taling approximately $80, have come Matinee for Kiddies M. M. Borman of Abercrombie, ask- ey Hyraanillanaboaberetatiergaics He explained that many “one-night engagement: in Bismarck Saturday |consist of appointees named by the|stand” performances were icipally night. They are located in the lot/present administration “in the inter- Peiponelnis for the early finde expect- ‘Broadway and Sixth, Whether he would resort to his/ed a daily income of approximate]; A special Children’s matinee willjouster power in the event the two $5,500 a day from the tax, Smith eal. Mr. .and Mrs, Emil J. Zirbes, who recat oal Cross-Country Flight have .11- trucks. and will play dates i , New York, May 24. — () — Ruth 3 Highway Contracts Chatterton left Roosevelt Field Fri- Awarded by Flannigan |day at the controlis of her own four- seated (Lycoming Stimson) airplane determined to be the first film aciress ever to negotiate a cross country bidders by W. J. Flannigan, state | flight. She is bound for Los Angeies. By I. 8. HAGSTROM highway commissioner, totaling $17,-| She was accompanied by Pilot Rob- 285. by Miss Irene Johnston, both of the| Cass county—14.891 miles of re- TOSTEVIN ELECTED Minot State Teachers college, spent|graveling from Argusville to Grandin;| E. A. Tostevin, publisher of the Saturday night and Sunday with the|Win Coman of Fargo, $9,435. Mandan Pioneer, was elected presi- fomer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.| Grand Forks county—4.616 miles of |dent of the Mandan Rotary club late Johnson. They came as far as Wil-|regraveling north of Levant; North- Thursday. In @ report of the ninth ton with Mr. and Mrs. Al Grove, also| west Construction company, Bismarck, | district conference Rotary Interna- saps By Paul which he attended, Toste id the place which Rot: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Strand, son,|ing near Mayville, W. H. Noel of|holds in international affairs was the _ FINAL MARE-DOWNS/ THOUSANDS HAVE ATTENDED THE BANKRUPT SALE NOW IN PROGRESS AT THE BURG CO. — LIKEWISE THOUSANDS HAVE BENEFITTED BY 15c "1S COMPLETED HERE Two Apartments, Accommodat- ing Eight Persons, Furnish- ed With All Necessities 2 Furniture day in the double cabin recently com- pleted at the Bismarck tourist camp near the east end of the Memorial ih ted: people, the new cabin is completely furnished with a bed and a sanitary tables, a lavatory and a shower bath. ! Each of the two apartments of the new cabin is 22 feet long by 18 feet ed to their home in Bismarck Satur- tana and Minnesota as they sat down to dine last Sunday as guests of the Independent Grocers’ Alliance. gress and that a delegate had ex- $1,250,000. day after spending a week on the ‘The dinner was one of the social features of the one-day convention held at the. ‘World War Memorial pressed the hope Gettin German Hirning pointed out that under the} farm, building. Tables for the diners occupied considerably more than half the floor space in the main audi- idea would be adopted by the whole present allocation of funds North Da-| Mrs, Ole Hagstrom, son, Oscar, and torium of the building and the 600 present are believed to have constituted the largest group ever ‘world, served at one time in Bismarck. “Our idea on this subject has been * */German Paganism Is |‘im ow eocyelical ‘onc “Conmunt: GN ae ee eee our A onnubi." | Jamestown Students Densumed’ bs Por This we wrote not only through our * ry sense ligious | Think They’re Wise FF ODE Grotto see vena noun, ° —-—— ———— | vatican City, May 24—(#)—Pope|That encyclical received the approba- Jamestown, N. D., May 24—(P) |pius Friday delivered an attack on/tion of the highest medical author- —The knowledge amassed by 68 |sterilization and the German pro- ities.” students s ricrsartee reel it gram of paganism in receiving 400 amazing, faculty meml a ding several - ‘YER EXECUTED on reading as anal of a recent aioe ine gree Reh noeptial Mi fica Okla, May 24.—(P— State NRWR Office i campus questionnaire. congress. . . bey oe Of a total of 456 students, 37 |" “The Pope said he had seen that |Sucty, and apparently resigned,! Guster of three employees in the Women and 31 men said they the program of the congress had in- eee far te etd On A iC |NRWR. office of the state highway taanilty y shan cluded the topic, “Eugenics and Ster-|ruke of Bethany, an aged nursery-|department was announced Friday by ‘The survey also disclosed that | lization,” and that he was glad the/man. Luke's hatchet battered body|w. J. Flanigan, state highway com- the average Jamestown college |‘0Pic had not been discussed and that was found covered with « rug in his missioner. : 3 it was not necessarily connected with |home March : raistad, male spends 8 cents a week for |11, scope of the congress, <7, 1934, They are O. M. Wi M. = Cae His Holiness sald, however, that he} ‘The word “broccoli” is the Italian was not pleased that the discussion |plural of “broccolo,” which means had been postponed for a larger con-|“sprout.” SIDE GLANCES George Clark jot Ratiand and J. N. Nuehl of Mc- ‘Water will dissolve more sub- stances than any other liquid. woman, 46 cents. Cannonball Will Be Host to YMCA Meet Cannon Ball, N. D., May 24—(?)}— Hundreds of Indians from the Chey- ra ra enne, Fort Totten and Standing Rock (Xe £ fering ieibecrn) will attend a dis- > - Sess ict ian Y. M. C. A. convention . ll NOTICK OF HARING. reat June 6_to 9, Roger Stone of near Notice te Nee cies fe that oti a convention chairman, said 4 suant to that certata g the Sth day of May, 5 S Necordan> ‘Bomb’ Blaze Injures oo < of Bection 20, HB No. Two Williston Firemen} [ey { Cotinty. Commissioners of the County . of Burleigh and State of North Da- rem r. z ; kota, will meet at the Court Hous Williston, N. D., May 24.—(7)— } y at Biomarek, North Dakota, on th Larvick i 5th. day of , A. D. 1935, at 10:00 Line railro presi- Hae iea rash slight Plsiee Heerly . m oreloste A nin in sai County, "for the pon of the mccndapets Trarre club, tempting to extinguish » fire caused é " iim, : damages and-making ewards|He was elected at the annual meet~ by the explosion of a “bomb.” \ “ e . \ H ty ease ane ae fad ge ‘ing of the organization. R. K. Smith, Williston lice, believing the 5 fi in 1 High general agent of the Southern Paci- “pomb” to be'a large Plece of metal: on purpores' te provide proper tucation|flo here, was named vice president Mc sodium, ere searching for the oo alignment) of a State Highway |The secretary and treasurer will be source of the sodium supply. ‘ : . . To Ne Re S564 In” Burleigh | Selected later. The potato-shaped object was : : \ Y Het No icrth ‘Weeks, “an ete Bt | meeemeemmeeenineninmmmmmemnenenen brought home by Robert Batty, son , Ree 4 ticularly, described in’ that | cortain Ruane iat with an inscribed descrip of J. H, Batty. While his brother, f é thereon dul ded in the Regi —— : Harry, was examining it, the “bomb” fs ps : of Deeds ou fice ot anid Burleigh oun STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUN: became warm and began to smoke. ; 2 fy ooo got oe Dikte on page 40. '| IN DISTRICT COURT FOURTH JU- When he dropped it into water, it Y H " The tract or tracts of land through|DICIAL DISTRICT. exploded, tearing out plumbing and h said AL The Federal Land Bank of 4 Saint Paul, a body corporate, causing @ blaze which could be ex-| - ; i en ee Geena eee : 7 corporasfaintit® tinguished by chemicals only. 1 i S 7 State Highway Commission is unab! ve te Q | [seb ttartts etches we [tis Seni Pagan MA AGREE ON COTTON CONTROL oer sonable valuation is, as follow: in an y ag i Parcel No. 9-A; location—Lots 17- Defendan’ Washington, May 24.—(P)—Exten- we 20, Ine. Block 4, Suttie's Add. to City |The State of North Dakota to th sion of the Bankhead compulsory ae 3 Fa : of Bismarck; owne! ie Rutan,| abo jamed Defendants: cotton production control bill for 3 he zou hereby summoned to anc 4 ‘ P. . 9-C; location—Lots 26)/swer the Complaint in the above en-: another year was agreed upon Fri- x > 2 ; and 27, Block 11, Suttle’s Addn. to/ titled action, which will be filed 1 day at a White House conference. i ? City of Bismarck; owner—EHstate of/| the Office of the Clerk of the Distric! fg ; Carrie Donnelly. Court in and for the County of Bur- Peon ina pant ary entaah epee uae ‘ "Parcel No. 10; location—NBX SW State of North Dakota, and to committees who conferred ; % See. 10, T. 148, 1 80; acres—1.8 & ‘copy of, your anawer upon with President Roosevelt reported ‘a . : puner. “Beary J. Freede, Oklahom: jubscriber bigs thirty days af- oF unanim ter tl is 8 } ous agreement, ‘ a d ; Dited at Bismarck, North Dakota,| you, exclusive of the day of service, TOO LA' CLASSI * ae tae OARD OF SCOUNTY CoM-|or" FI will e TE TO FY > MISSIONERS OF BURLEIGH fault f ee ae rt ge tbe gala we : i COUNTS Wen, Frick oopate etn una gaol mi as Pi ; . Friel ated this 22n , nied peroedt, Guitable for 2 4 3 : ‘Chatsman, |103h ct Blomaree, Moreh Devoe, -* FOR SALE—Two unredeemed pisdaz — SE RES AREAS Giatr Gs Derb: Ate for the Pieintite : ran ; air G. , tiff, sol coe ge tio aon a “No wonder he gets a stomach ache. You shouldn’t let | County ‘auditor. Office and Fost Office Address, Telephone 271 in Bismarck. him take such big bites.” 5 1. sual geiehae THE MARVELOUS VALUES OFFERED. BUT ALL GOOD THINGS MUST COME TO AN END. THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK MUST BE CLEANED UP WITH- IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. FINAL MARK-DOWNS HAVE BEEN TAKEN TO ASSURE A COMPLETE SELL-OUT. 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