The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1935, Page 4

Bey } THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1985 Aieeeneareee | want be held tonight at Glen Ullin, Wednesday at Bentley, Thursday at Lemmon, S. D., and Friday at Het- tinger. Charles Schatz, area field commissioner, accompanied Netland. | xk OK | i The 13th birthday anniversary of | William Lund, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Lund, 723 Ninth St., which oc- {curred Saturday, was celebrated with {a surprise party for eight of his |friends, who were invited for dinner at 5:30 o'clock. The Halloween mo- Miss Frances Weeks, daughter of|tit in the traditional colors of black Mir, and Mrs. J. J. Weeks, 711 Ninth! ang oren ge was used in the appoint- a io eas the winter i Califor-| ments and favors at the supper table. §, Renning, who lives at Riverside.| Afterward, the party was taken to 1 ele jthe theatre by Mrs. A. F. Gronvold, Sat Re tan ee. ba Alga of | S!912F of the honor guest. Mrs. Lund iso was assisted in entertaining by Portland, Ore., for a few weeks while |* en route to Riverside. Mrs. cma i ae ee will be remembered here as Miss) ‘Toit. Mic! Margaret Weeks. | * * * * wee George Gullickson, son of Mr. and Marlowe Moses of Minneapolis ar-| Mrs, G. F, Gullickson, 210 Avenue B, rived this week-end to join MYrs./and a freshman at the North Dakota Moses and their son, Don, who have/ agricultural college, has been selected been guests of her parents, Mr. and!as member of the Gold Star band, Mrs. 8. S. McDonald, 711 Ninth St..| according to word received here. Se- for about three weeks. The Moses! tection for this group is considered family will return home during the| an outstanding honor among the col- present week, visiting en route atitsce musicians, Gullickson plays the oe [cornet and was a member of the ee @ i se yeseieas |school band here and of @ local or- Friends here have received 5N-| chestra. nouncements of the birth of a daugh-| x ok * ter, who has been named Rosalind, to} Rev, and Mrs. John Richardson of; Mrs, Chris Delzer, Jr., 723 Wash- Fargo on Sunday, Oct. 6. ev./ington St., and Miss Dorothy Atwood Richardson was rector of St. Gor of the Bismarck hospital were hos- Episcopal church in this city before|tesses at a shower complimenting being made dean of Gethsemane) Mrs. Sebastian Goetz (Grace Wil- cathedral at Fargo. jliams), former Bismarck hospital . = nurse who was married recently, at Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Rodgers andithe home of Mrs. Delzer. The guest Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clarey won hon-'list included 10 Bismarck hospital ors in the contract games when Our} alumnae and Mes. R. and Ben Lady of Lourdes missionary group/Delzer. was entertained at cards and tunch- eon by Mr. and Mrs, Rey Dear 518 Fourteenth St. Mr. and Rodgers will have the nex which occurs Oct. 27, at their hom 5 218 Mandan St. * ok O* Mr. and Mrs. George F. Stipek. 510; Fifth St., had as week-end guests his} mother, Mrs. J. J. Stipek, and his ter, Miss Gladys Stipek, of Glendive, * e * Mrs. M. W. Hutchinson of Great | Falls, Mont., arrived here Monday for | la 10-day visit with her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Richholt, 223'2 Seventh St. Mrs. Hutchinson came at this time to at- {tend the annual reunion of the Bur- jleigh County Pioneers association Wednesday evening, this being the ‘Mont. jsecond year in succession that she is ORE attending that function. Bernard R. Wegleitner, Bismarck, ee * @nd Miss Bernette Ekeland, Grand; Visitors at the county court house (Forks, were granted a marriage license | Monday included Jack Noyes, Carson; (Monday by County Judge I. C. Davies.|Ed Cloud, Emery Boss and Hallard Sa ase! 'Scaljon, all of Wing; Elmer Perry, Paul O. Netland, Missouri Valley| Arena; Mrs. Harry Kocker, Pembina; Area Boy Scout executive, left Tues-| Art Granger, Valley City; L. V. Zol- day to conduct a series of annual dis-} lar, Baldwin; Louise Gordner, Me- trict organization meetings. Meetings! noken; C, E. Newcomer, Driscoll; \T. Meyer, Baldwin; John Welch, Me- ~{noken; Frances Wildfang, McKenzie Tendanize Meals wilh ane and Elvin Hoover, Buie * While cooking Pot Roast or cheaper cuts of meat add 2 cups fresh cranberries for each 3 lbs. of meat. Cran- berries add delightful flavor. | County Judge BY W. Shaw of Mor- {ton county issued a marriage license | Monday to Glenn Wilmes, Glen Ullin, jand Miss Margaret Waleri, Hebron. i x # M. E. McCurdy @f Fargo, secretary of the N. D. E. A, was in Bismarck ; Tuesday making preliminary ar- |rangements for the annual conven- | tion which opens here Nov. 7. Two airlines have begun operation in eastern Mexico, one from Tampico, Hidalgo, and the other between Puerto Mexico, Alvarado, and Pa- [paloapens Vera Cruz. Eatmor Cranberries shioms newest thrill “SABOT STRAP,” that thrilling new vogue in footwear! At this low price you can be the firs to. wear them! Your choice in Brown or Black. The season’s finest foot- wear in Suedes, Birch- bark, Prints and Leath- ers. In all sizes and widths. o Sizes 3 to 9 Widths AAA to € Bismarck CATS INHERIT $40,583 live. Some are shown above, (Assoc! A dozen cats, themselves listed as being of “no valu ficiaries of a $40,583 estate left by Sarah B. Hathaway, 83-year.ci: spinster of Milwaukee, who died 16 months ago. Th parative luxury in a pet farm, assured of excellent care as long as *::" are benc. are living in lated Press Photo) Townsend Meeting Is Scheduled at 8 P. M. The weekly business meeting of the | Bismarck Townsend organization will be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Burleigh county court room. Members and all who are interested in the Townsend plan are invited. Minneapolis Women Going on Meat Strike Minneapolis, Oct. 15.—(#)—The Women's League against the high cost of living in Minneapolis prepared Tuesday for a citywide strike Oct. 18 to 22 seeking a 25 per cent reduction in the price of meat. Members of the league adopted a resolution demanding the meat price H.|reduction “at the expense of the prof- its of the big meat monopolies and not at the expense of the farmer, packing plant worker, or small butcher and his workmen.” Christian Education Tours Are Outlined Twelve Missouri Slope towns are included in the itinerary of one of the three Christian education groups which will tour North Dakota from Nov. 3 to 17, under the auspices of the North Dakota Council of Chris- tian Education. Rev. C. A. Arm- strong, state superintendent of the council, is general director of the tours, Workers of the various church denominations, who will visit the cities in the southwest section of the state, are: Dr. W. J. Bell, Minneap- olis; Rev. A. C. Hacke, Fargo; Mrs. O. A. Erlandson, Hettinger, and Rev. Alfred Roe, Bismarck. The proposed meetings will be held at Steele, Nov. 4; Linton, Nov. 5; Wil- ton, Nov. 6; Mandan, Nov. 7; Hebron, | Nov. Nov. 11; Bowman, Nov. 12; Hettinger, Nov. 13; Mott, Nov. 14; Raleigh, Nov. 15; and Bismarck, Nov. 17. Federal Board Will HearKFYRCaseAgain Thformation that the radio division of the federal communications com- mission had granted a rehearing in the case which caused it to order radio station KFYR off the air was received here Tuesday by E. V. Cox, attorney for the radio station. Re- hearing in the case, Cox said, has been set for Jan. 14, 1936. At the same time the communica- tions commission set aside its prev- ious order under which the broadcast- ing license of KFYR would have been cancelled Oct. 29. ‘The charge against KFYR is that it operated for a long period at a power in excess of that permitted by its li- cense. New Salvation Army | Officer Visits Here Lt. Col. Robert Penfold of Minne- apolis, recently appointed head of Salvation Army operations in North and South Dakota and Minnesota, will conduct a public meeting at the local citadel at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Pen- fold are to be tendered a banquet by the Bismarck and Mandan Salvation Army corps at 6 o'clock Tuesday eve- ning at the World Waf Memorial building dining room. ‘The new area commander has been |an officer in the Salvation Army for 40 years and has had important posi- tions in the organization in many parts of the world. He recently con- cluded his duties as commander in Iowa, where he had served the last seven years. During the World War he served overseas. People’s Dept. Stores Men's Heavy Ribbed Union Suits ....67¢ 9c Men's Fancy Rayon SOx .......0esee00e .13¢ Children’s Cotton Hose ..... Entire Room Lots for as little as 79c 89c 99c Washable lots as ie as We. e number of patterns —BUT we advise you to yours early, Vantine Paint & Glass Co. Auto, Window and Plate Glass — Phints _ 313 Main Avenue Bismarck, N. D. Phone 544 ANOTHER FULL WEEK OF THE GREAT SALE THAT HAS TAKEN NORTH DAKOTA BY STORM! Full Fashioned § M A § H ! Silk Hose 14 to 48 for ies Goes Everything 39c $1.95 GREAT SALES. Fast Color Dress Prints ......7¢ Silk Dresses Thunders Across Men’s Suede Shirts . Wc ee Shirts eseeseer 4UC ; Beach, Nov. 10; Dickinson,|- NOTICE OF CANCELLATION Charter of Foreign Corporations In compliance with Section 4522 of the Compiled Laws of North Dakota for 1918, I hereby certify that the following named Foreign corpora- tions have forfeited thelr charters which have been cancelled on the rec- ord of the Department of State of the State of North Dakota for failure to file the annual report for the year 1935, as required by Chapter 12, Civil Code, Compiled Laws ‘of North Dakota for the year 1913, and amendments thereto. Dated this first day of October, JAMES D, GRONNA, jecretary of State. rations Foreign Cot ition Linted for Cancell ist, 1 Bismarck Blevator & Company, Wilmington, Burg Co,, The, Wilmington, Deia. Canin dual! end Brokerage “Com- pany, The, Minneapolis, Minn. Dwight Farm and Land Company, Ithaca, N. Dickinson Fire and Pressed Brick Company, Dickinson, N. D. Dowd Brothers, Inc, Clark, 8. D. Fitger Company, The, Duluth, Minn. Goodridge-Call.’ Lumber Company, Great Falls, Montan Glover Holding Company, Minneapo- lis, Minn, Owned | Stores Incorporated, ‘Aberdeen, 8. Kalbach, Realty Corporation, Oska- loosa, a. ae Realty Company, Minneapolis, ibxestment Dela. Layne. ‘North h Central Company, Wil- mington, Dela. a Company, W. C., Duluth, Credit Cor- L, Merchants and Jobe poration, Minneapolis, Min: McCormick Construction Coy J. Pierre, S. Dak. « Olmstad, Inc. Chicago, Mlinois. Retail Solid Fuel Industry Divisional Code Authority No. 34, Incorporated, Minneapolis, Minn. NOTCH OF CANCRELATION of Charter of Domestic Corporations In compilance with Section sea ot the Compiled Laws of North for 1913, I hereby certify that the following named Domestic corpora- tions have forfeited their charters which have been cancelled on the record of the Department of State of the State of North Dakota for failure to file the annual report for the year 1935, as required by Chapter 12, Civil Code, Compiled Laws of North Dakota for the year 1913, and amendments thereto. abated this first day of October, 3S JAMES D. GRONNA, Secretary of State. DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS LISTED FOR CANCELLATION OCTOBER Int, 1 American Legion Hall Association, Alexander. Ameron Farms Company, The, Amenia, Agricultural Credit Corporation of Reeder, Reeder. Automotive Supply Company) Fargo. All-American Ol] Company, Minot. Buxton Farmers Elevator’ Company, Buxton, Barney Hall Association, Barney. Bryans, Sr. & Sons, Mouse River Horse & Cattle Company, Edward, Grano. Burger & Co. Flaxton. Bartlett Supply © Gompany, Bartlett. Big Viking Oil C a Bankers Loan & Tnvestiment Co., Far- Baldwin Farm Company, Fargo. Business Service Collection Bureau, Minot. Brown Motor Co., Velva, Bridgeman-Russell, Inc., Valley City. Banik Oil Company, Grand Forks. Corner Store, The, Verendrye. Cando Sales and Service Incorporated, Cando. Canadian American Transportation Co., Fargo. Cummings Motor Service, Carrington. s County Oil Company, Fargo. Comet Neon Sign Co., Fargo. Collection Bureau, Inc., The, Fargo. Carley Investment Company, Grand Forks. Carrington Transfer Co., Carrington. Cloon & Goodall Incorporated, Sanish, Conditioned Air Inc., Fargo. carenter and Company; C. F., Ep- Dresden Independent Elévator Com- pany, Dresden, Dakota Concrete Co., Inc., Minot. Dakota-Montana Investment Co., Bis- marck, Dakota implement Co., Lansford. Eddy County Publishing Company, New Rockford. Ebeltoft and Company, Dunn Center. Embden Farmers-Elevator Company, Embden, Edmore Oil Company, Edmore. Edmunds Oil Company, Edmunds, Eley Incorporated, yer. Fargo Building and Loan Association, ‘argo. Farmers Supply Company, The, Ban- Farmers Elevator Company, Jud. Fidelity Investment. Company, Web- ster. Fordville Motor Company, The, Ford- Fashion Shop, The, Devils Lake. Fingal Realty Company, Fingal. Fargo Union Stock Yards Co, West Fargo. Firestone Service Stores, Inc., Fargo. Forx Motor Sales, Inc, Grand Forks, Gardner Hotel Company, Fargo. Glen Ulin Building Company, Glen n. pia imase, Condy Company, Coopers- eres Lumber Company, Geo., Dick- ingot Hoople “Mercantile Company, Hoople. Hammer-Greenland Company, Sutton. Harvey Golf Club, Harvey. Haig & Nimmo, Ine., Langdon. Havelock Fuel Company of New Eng- land, New England. Hammer and Condy, Cooperstown. Harris-Woodmansee, Inc., Bismarck. Harvey Holding Company, Harvey. Hall & Booth Incorporated, Stanle; Investors Securities Company, Was Jensen’ Brothers Lumber Company, Crosby. Jamestown Jamestown. Johnson Hi Investment Company, Clothing; Ready to Wear, Shoes, Dry, Goods At Lowest Prices in Bismarck’s History! - + $2.67 $1.95 New- est Style ts, $22.50 Ladies’ Winter Coats $14.95 72x84 double ......... Pure ‘Silk Flat Crepes, yard ...43c Heavy Part Wool Blankets, $2.95 Ladies’ Dress Shoes $1.49 Ladies’ Bed- room Slippers Company of Cas- selton, C Jamestown all Jamestown. Jacobson, Inc. Fargo. Jorgenson Berg Coffee Grand Forks. Johnson Home Appliance Company, Anton, Manda: Kensal implement Cohpany, Kens Knox Investment: Company, Lucca Farmers Blevator’ ppmoany Lucca. zayton Opera House Company, Law- Assotiation, Company, Lincoln Addition Improvement Com- arck, uri Livestock Credit Com- pany, ‘marth. Lake of Isles Outing Company, Dray- ton. Lewis Motor bgt Anti » Fargo. ptic Com ny, Grand Minot Bottling Works Inc., Minot. Mantador Grain Company, lantador, Model Clothing House, The, Williston. Meridian Motor Company, Drayton. ger Motor Company, The, Grand ‘orks, Martineau and Mazsoni Motor Com- pany, Grand Forks. Minot Dental Clinic, Minot. Minot Oi] Company, Minot. Minto Amusement Company, In Min- to, McKenste Mercantile Company, Mc- on: McIntosh County Credit Company of Ashley, The, Ashley. Northwestern Land’ “ana Mortgage aaa Mayville. hws ‘Audit Compan; oO stm. Bes Gratton. Perfection Tire Sales Compa, gargs” Phillips Company Inc, ‘The’ ©, H, Beg | "Sa ther & Co., Parshall. ena Investment Company, Fesse: larons an Mutual Telephone Company, town. 01 Redit ir a pansen art Wahpeton. Rupp Coal Co jarriaon, FRODe F sees e ‘aS Furniture Com- pany, New England. Bouts bide “Mercantile Company, Bel- Beousity pavseimant Company of Rob- star rot ny, Grand Forks. Stavens Seomany,o Andrew H., Hat- ton. Saunders & Taylor Building Co, Mi- | nob % Short Stop Super-Service, Inc, Bi Bis- rel Turtle Lake Land Company, Turtle | EI e. Trustee Holding Company, Bottineat Ter Jia etek Incorporated, Com: Tarte, Mountain Supply Company, ottineau. Valley Tn stment Inc., Valley City, Walcott Mercantile Company, Walcott. wea Electric. Corporation, Wynd- e. Growers Warehouse Company, Grand Forks. Wee ea Glass, Paint & Manufactur- ing Co, Wahpeton. Bentick Telephone Company, W ope. Columbus Farmers Elevator and Mer- cantile Company, Columbu: ndale Rural Felephone. ‘Company, The, Ellenda! Far Re Cooperative _ Association, 8 Union Of! Company of For- oan, ‘Forman. Farmers Union Elevator Company of Sheldon, Sheldon. Farmers Union Oil Company-of Adams, Farmers” Union Oil Company of Fair- mount, Fairmount. Minnewaukan Cooperative Associa- tion, Minnewaukan. ‘e- Building As- jorthgate Cooperat! sociatisn, Northgate. COOPERATIVE MARKETING con-| Park River Coneumers Associatic:, Shiunaien LISTED at. ae River, LATION OCTOBER ist, 1985 ma: Standard’ Equipment Company, mai > OnLEaY Underwood, Missourl Telephone Com- pany, Underwood. Cathay Farmers Bunion Elevator Co, Cat a Essex Farmers Union Blevator, > i Bevis tuner eveter Zetex! Lumber Dealers Will Xigin Farmers Union Elevator, Elgin. Farmers Cream Shipping Association of Streeter, Streeter, Farmers Union levator Co. of Wil- liste ‘Willis Meet at Underwood ‘Union wievater Company of pal egies ues: right, Cartwrig! ber dealers from McLean and Sheri- aa Leis ‘Cooperative Creamery | dan counties will meet here Wednes- Farmers Union Elevator,|day. The meéting will follow a din- Hensler. Merricourt, Farmers Union Elevator ner, W. W. Flatt of Underwood is Co., Merricourt. chairman of the organisation which Minot Farmers Union C Foultry and Cold Btorage Company, | 5, affiliated with the North Dakota MeLeer Cinaty ‘Wool Growers Assoc- “tation, Coleharbor. McKensie Farme: Union - Elevator, McKenste. North Dakota-Montana Wheat Grow- ers Association, Grand Forks. Roosevelt to Inspect Nortonville Farmers Union Elevator Y rf Ce , Nort a rae” EERWAE ameaauen,| Canel Fortifications Pickert | Farmers Unioh levator, eu ee rn seme korcreb Aboard. e UL . off Perlas ay Fariners Union Blevator Com-|tsiands, Panama Bay, Oct. 15—(P)— rmers Union Elevator Com-|President Roosevelt plans to inspect ahi. the Panama Canal fortifications Wed- wa |Desday. He will cruise on Tuesday night to the canal entrance, probably reaching it after dark. COOPERATIVE | CORP ORATIO LISTED FOR CANCELLATION OCTOBER ist, 1935 Adams Consumers Association, Adams. Ashley Farmers Cooperative Elevator Comp: Ashley. 42 Years of dependable quality, authentic styling— faultless workmanship! It is inevitable that the price of quality furs will be higher. It is, therefore, common sense economy to order your Frederick-James Fur Coat now. Convenient Terms If Desired Only One More Day Wednesday, Oct. 16 5 -at- Fer Womens Wear : <n INSEE tee teneielg, e 14-Ounce Baby Is_ | Fed With Dropper ! _— Fall River, Mass. Oct. 15.—() —Hospital ‘attendants Tuesday watched @ battle for life by cad smallest patient they ever saw— a 14-ounce baby born to Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Laliberte. Premature by three months, the infant, a girl, is in an incubator and is being fed from a medicine drop- pe, American and Canadian fisheries show an annual ‘yield of approxi- mately 3,300,000,000 pounds. deer Farmers’ Cut Rate Meat Market 612 Broadway Phone 216 John G. Gussner, Prop. a ee, eee 22c, Tender Sirloin Steak, per Ib. ... ek ee Frankfurters, per Ib. ... 20c Fresh Oysters and Fish We Carry Kota Dairy Milk Phone 216 TWO «= PRICE OF 500 Broadway Avenue Bismarck, N. Dak. Rexall origina 1c Sale “Save With Safety” at Lenhart’s WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Here are just a few of our bargains: Fursteet Halibut Liver Oil Lergnden Baty Series. Klente Cospanut Oil Sham- by shoe $1.01 Mie ee $1.01 en 5lce Firstaid Adhesive Plaster, |Harmony Bay Rum, ~|Peptona, ite 26c ian... 36c erate, o 4.01 Rexall Theatrical Cold rarely Mercurochrome, ate eae, 50c te. 16cm... w---., 2BC Milk of Magnesia, Tos: falde Oiniment, , Apstex Compsung, Recline lc te cc eee Sie’: OE 01 ee Renal Antlgeste Hee Liggett’s Milk Chocolate, Por... BBC 36c Tema ya Soa es 20c \or se" Oil 250 ole, 2 for 26c Come Into Our Store and See the Other Bargains! LENHART’S DRUG STORE PLUS ONE CENT ONE Telephone 2