The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1936, Page 5

5CANDDATES POR | GOVERNOR SPENT $177 INPRIMARE Number of Office Seekers Had No Expenses at All, They Tell Gronna Five candidates for governor in the primary election compan have re- ported campaign expel ures total- ing $1,177.61 in aftaavits “fled with ’ Becretary of State Gronna. Governor Welford reported expen- aitures of $185, including $60 for a driver, $55 for car expense, $45 for hotel ea) and $28 for meals, while ‘William Langer, his petite oppon- ent, listed $540.50 his expenses. ‘This included $350 ih io ty te Oe to picts committee,” $50 to county League committee, 140.50 for for telephone and telegraph charges, and $100 for the publicity entitle John Moses, Democratic gu! brite nominee, listed. $208.70" | tnelude Ing $177.86 in traveling expenge and tao for telephone, telegraph, post- ap etc. James F. Morrow and Ole Olson, opponents of Moses, listed e138 and $167.50, respectively. Holt Had No Henry Holt, Democratic nominee for congress, reported he had no expenses, while his runing mate, J. J. Nygaard, reported $126. E. A. Johansson, also candidate for congress in the pri- marty, spent 81 cents. fessman ‘William Lemke and Usher L. Bur- “dick, Republicans, listed $75 and bei respectively. P. H. Cos- and tell, ‘Republican and Democratic nominees for lieutenant governor, respectively, listed no expenses. Sec- retary of State Gronna reported $232.65, including a donation of $200 to the Nonpartisan League campaign fund, and H. M. Pippin, defeated op- ponent $106.60. Mary A. Fenelon,|H. We Democratic nominee, listed $82.25. Other filings included the following candidates: State Auditor, Berta E. Baker, $65; E. A. Lillibrige, $8; State Treasurer, John Gray, $251.60, includ- {ng $200 campaign pledge; George Al- Jets, $224; O. L. Svidal, 24 cents; Philip Heiling, $60.17; Attorney, General P. O. Sathre, $282; Owen T. Owen, $276, including $200 campaign pledge; Wil- liam T. DePuy, nothing; Commission- er of Insurance Harold Hopton, $245; Susie Stephenson (above), “of of Niagara Mig ad N. Y., confessed, iE TT ae i hed EE | Oil Driller Plays - | Uc Cinderella to Cow | oy Sects, 0, Aug. 7—(P)— Sleep is more important to Ralph Ault, oil driller, than a pair of shoes. decided on a nap, his feet dang- ee wie awoke with both shoes a cow was chew- ing on ‘his: footwear. Oscar E. Erickson, $278.60, See $200 campaign pledge; ar H. son, Naeaey 8. A. Olsness, $216.98; W. estergaard, not Railroad Commissioner, O. A. Hall, 31 cents; 8. 8. McDonald, $21! contril ay Labor, Martell, $379; John Hagan, $320, including $200 cam- paign Lae: Robert T. McBratney, ; William Kane, $50; ee ent of Public ae ES Sere a son, $40; Mrs. Martha E. $275, including $200 caneaigt'y pledge. Coffee _can)never be too good. So n trying to make each cup more us than the last, till some fin: ‘you try Schilling Coffee. Schilling Coffee One kind for Percolator Another one for Drip THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1936_ "OWEN H. MOON DEAD vivors are a daughter, Mrs. H. E. | federal government _ be opened here Aug. CALL RAILWAY BIDS rvices have been, : Fort Peck, Ment., Aug. 7.—(#)—The Masonic funeral ‘set set tentatively for. Saturday. Sur- Blue, 5-lb. basket MPEL’ PHONE 1612 POTATOES Washington White As 1 15 35c | Lemons Carrots Pears an Sel ma fancy, dos. .. Butter. No. 1 Creamery per pound 36¢ Oxydol Large pkg. 20¢ Peaches Elbertas $1.18 BLOCK SALT, each 39 | FLOU Eggs Fresh from country Doz. 20¢ Watermelon wiic'..22¢ | Blackberri Stokely’s Finest Cut Green or Wax Beans, No. 2 tin, each. . 1 4c en $1.53) .15¢ doz. for Oranges ‘xi 2 4 Lettuce fats 2 tor L5¢ ""30c| patie PEANUT BUTTER eer 2 ne 25¢ SWANSDOWN Cake Flour, with can Calu- met Baking Powder. SALMON OATMEAL Minneopa, Dakota Maid or Occident, 49-Ib, bag 2 for Peas, Standard, (Case $1.95) Stokely’s Finest Spinach, Corn, White, No. 2% tin, — Dozen $. (Case $1.95) ment Thursday called quarry site at Snake Butte, Bids will ug. 35. Since 1900 the people of the United PLUMS California 15-Ib. lug Doz. 35¢ te te 15¢ kK rg tin 56c Obs. 17e Pt. box States uke eaten an average of 130/ pounds of meat per person annually. Of this amount approximately half was beef, including veal. 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