The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 6, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935 » ANOTHER SERIES OF WANDANRAIDS NETS QUANTITY OF LIQUOR x Nine Places Yield Booze, Punch : Boards, Stills; License Refusals Seen Another series of raids in Mandan Thursday night by the state beer de-| partment and federal agents which | yielded small quantities of liquor and punch boards was revealed Friday by Owen T. Owen, state beer commis- sioner. Raided were the Mint, Korner Bar, a beer parlor operated by John Wine- bauer, the Stag, Owl, Pullman Tour- ‘ist camp and the residence: of Adam ‘Miller, Owen said. Also visited by operatives of the state department and representatives of the Morton county sheriff's office, according to Owen, were the Keg, Ta- vern, Showboat, the Dome, the Cave and the Log Cabin, all night clubs. Seize Stills According to the sheriff's office at Mandan, federal agents seized stills at the homes of James Stamaris and John Kupper. At the Mint, Owen reported, a pint of gin was confiscated. At the Wine- ‘bauer place, two pints of whiskey and a pint of alcohol were obtained; a} half-pint of whiskey was taken from! the Korner Bar, and three bottles, partially filled, containing gin, whis- | ‘key and sloe gin were confiscated at | the Stag, Owen said. | At the Owl operatives took four | punchboards, then on a return raid, confiscated a pint of whiskey, Owen declared. Two partially-filled quart bottles | containing whiskey were taken in the| and two quarts of Scotch, two pints of whiskey, one and one-half quarts | of wine, and a case of sloe gin were obtained in the raid at the residence of Adam Miller, Owen said. Showboat Leased } Nothing was obtained at the re-{ mainder of the places, Owen explain-| ed. He said a visit to the Showboat, | operating on the Missouri river shore, ‘ ,revealed the door locked, and a sign gdeclaring “leased by private parties.” ¢ Owen declared “violators of the law, will not receive renewal of beer I!- " censes for 1936” he pointed out that) the time limit for 1935 licenses ex- pires soon, and that application for renewals must be made within a short time. Long Named Pastor of Nazarene Church Here Announcement that Rev. Arthur M. Long has been named pastor of the Bismarck Nazarene church and will reach here this week to begin his new duties has just been made. Rev. Long was in charge of the | music during the recent revival cam- | paign conducted at the World War Memorial building here. | The new pastor will conduct his| first services here Sunday with regu- lar services planned each Sunday thereafter. Services Sunday will be conducted in the dining room of the World War Memorial building, with Bible school set for 10 a. m., the preaching service at 11 a. m. and 8 p, m, i Hague—Fire, believed of incendiary origin, destroyed 11 stacks of grain owned by Engelbert Volk and George Wenninger. They had just been har- vested from an 80-acre field. Sooner or later you'll try Schilling Coffee. Till then— “Wings of the Morning to you!” Schilling Coffee inspires confidence. With only reasonable care in brewing, its sturdy quality delivers a delicious cup as regular as the morning sua Schilling Coffee . There are two Schilling Coffees. One for percolator. One for drip. RUPTURE H. ze emen Expert, former Redlich, Minneap- olis, Minn., will demonstrate without charge his “Perfect Retention Shields” in tt Italy’s Minister at Addis Ababa situation in EB thfopta, raid on the Pullman Tourist camp. |= JELLO COCOANUT PKG, 21 ¢ SOUP vm 15C GALLON 25¢ Alaska Pink. 1 pound tall cans. CORN STARCH 1 1b, Amaizo Starch, VINEGAR Blue Rose. ug 19 ¢ Bran Flakes 10 oz. Vanilla and Plain Whole Heart Attack Fatal To Hebron Resident Hebron, N. D., Sept. 6.— Heart disease which struck while he was working on the Gustave Reetz farm near here caused the death last Sat- urday of George Washington Lincoln. Lincoln had resided here with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. White, since 1917. Falling from a bundle wagon in a field on the farm, Lincoln was dead when fellow workers reached his side. Lincoln, 60 years old, was born Dec. 16, 1874, at Tomah, Wis. He had lived at Spencer, Ia., and Wolf Point, Mont., before moving here in 1917. Besides Mrs. White, Lincoln leaves | four other sisters and two brothers, j including Mrs. Mamie Britz of Bel- field, N. D., Mrs. Pearl Short of | Billings, Mont., and Mrs. Alvina Hav- en of Kalispell, Mont. Funeral services and interment rites were conducted here last Monday with | Elder George Lowen of Dickinson of- | ficiating. —~—_—¢ oe ee | Today’s Recipe | a eee eee Small Sweet Pickles One peck small cucumbers, 1% pounds barrel salt, 1 tablespoon pow- ered alum, 1 gallon vinegar, % pound mixed pickling spices, 1 pound granu- |lated sugar. Wash pickles and put in deep crock. Sprinkle with salt, cover with water, weight to keep pickles in brine ;and let stand six weeks. Drain from brine and rinse in clear water. Re- jturn to clean crock, add alum and cover with warm water. Let stand jover night. The next morning drain and wipe dry. Make a syrup of vine- gar, sugar and spices and pour over |cucumbers. Let stand one week. | Drain off about 1 quart vinegar and a |add 1 pound of sugar. Bring to boil- Hebron—The Lions club is making | preliminary plans for the eighth an- nual corn show to be held probably the last week of September or the ing point and pour over cucumbers, Each week add 1 pound of sugar until the pickles are as sweet as you want them, Then put in jars, cover with hot vinegar and seal. Leads Italy’s Airmen As part of his preparations for possible war with Ethiopia, Musso- lini is expected to send Squadron General Giuseppe Valle (above), undersecretary for air, to Africa as commander-in-chief of Italy’s air (Associated Press Photo) MOSQUITOES FLIES*SPIDERS PORK LOIN Prices Effective Friday Afternoon and Saturday 6c | COFFEE Chase & Sanborn Dated. PER LB. me bi PINEAPPLE JUICE Libby’s No. 1 cans, Heinz, large cans. PINK SALMON yaulresh FRUITS « ad HE i OVEGETABLES ae PEACHES Colorado Elbertas. 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