The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1936, Page 7

GUT WATER RATES FORDOLLETARSS | PLEA BY ATTORNEY City Fathers Take Under Ad- visement New ‘City Beau- tiful’ Suggestion —<—$______ Suggestion that city. commissioners encourage the city beautiful move- inent by giving a special reduction to Property owners who keep their boule- vards in good shape throughout the summer was made Monday night to Bismarck’s city fathers by Attorney 8. C. Morton, He suggested that meter readers could indicate on? their reports whether the boulevard of any house- holder was in good condition and that @ special reduction in water rates be granted to such property owners &s were given favorable reports. The city owns the boulevards, he said, but the property owners have to keep them up and some persons have fajled to do so because of the high cost of water. Fathers Fear ‘Arguments The commission took no action, the only comment being only by Commis- sioner J. B, Smith that it might, start a lot of argumergs to leave to the Judgment of meter readers whether or. not the boulevard in front of any home was entitled to the reduction, The commissioners ordered immed!- ate construction of a six-incl» water main in Sixth St., between Avenue F and the boulevard to supply houses now being erected. It also agreed to ask WPA help for the construction of a water main in Mandan St. between Main and Broadway. The plan is to do the work this winter but not to put water in the main until next spring to avoid freezing the pipes by piling frozen dirt on top of them. A new water district, providing for the laying of mains in Broadway from Fifteenth to Sixteenth St. in Fif- teenth 8t., from Thayer to Broadway and in Sixteenth St., from Broadway to Rosser, was created. The inten- tion is to go ahead with this work in the spring. Coal Bids Rejected Four bids on coal to be supplied to the waterworks plant and the city street department shops were re- Jected. Robert Morris bid $2.59 a ton on forked mine-run coal and the next low bid was $2.70 on six-inch screened. lump. Since the original specifica- tions did not call for mine-run, it was decided to readvertise and included forked mine-run in the specifications, thus giving all bidders an opportunity to compete on an even basis. A request by William Zabel for a ‘beer license for a place at 115 Second St., was granted. It was decided to widen Ninth &t., from Avenue F to the boulevard from 30 to 44 feet preparatory to installing curb and gutter. This action was taken on petition of property owners. Morton asked that the city assessor review the valuation placed on a property owned by him on Mandan 'St., asserting the bellef that its value inow is too high. Police Coyrt Busy The report of Police Judge Edward &. Allen showed receipts of $119.25 during October. Police Chief W. R. Ebeling reported 10 auto accidents and 495 traffic tags issued during October. The report showed 22 drunks were arrested, five bicycles stolen and re- covered, five arrested for speeding, Seven for petty larceny and three au- tomobiles stolen and recovered. Over- night lodgers in the city jail num- bered 68, Receipts Gain Shown in Treasury Report Washington, Nov. 3.—(#)—The month-end. treasury statement Tues- day showed an increase in October re- ceipts over the same month a year ago and a drop in total expenditures. The October deficit was set at $412,- 612,127, compared with $561,238,209 for the same month last year. In the first four months of this fiscal year, ex- penditures exceeded receipts by $937,- 496,212, compared with s $1,393,259,- 976 deficit in the same period last year. Gold stocks, which have been ris- ing steadily in recent nionths, reached a new high of $11,044,666,138 on Oct. 31. October receipts totaled $272,172,437, compared with $285,435,238 in October, 1935. Receipts for the first four months of this fiscal year were listed at $1,408,088,114, compared with $1,- 233,899.703 in the corresponding period a year ago. Total October expenditures were $684,784,564, including $314,887,007 of emergency expenditures. a | New England City | Is First at Polls Millsfield, N. H., Nov. 3.—(?)— This tiny northeastern New Hamp- shire community, voting as a town for the first time, snatched the title of “first in the nation” Tues- day from New Ashford, Mass, By lamplight, in a sail Lok papen roofed temporary town hall, fiver hips were cast for Gov. Alf M. Landon . for president while Roosevelt re- ceived two. Five hours later and only a few minutes before the New Ashford vote was announced, Somerset, Vt., in the lumber region of form- er president Calvin Coolidge’s nane state, cast its seven votes a first established in 1916, announced it had given the Republican standard bearer 26 votes and Pres- ident Roosevelt 19. Tolland in the western per of Massachusetts Seprreret ae vot- ins at 6:30, giving Gov. Landon votes and President Roosevelt Jo {Tegra toe MERCURY TB Looking for a Good Man? eee re| BELOW ZERO PONT; | _ oe ipa SNOW DRIFIS ROADS A Use the WANT ADS = Sale Av. hg well furnished NEW semi-modern home. Big tot. North Dakota’s Electorate apartment, a iy heat. 9 rooms and Wi tt i ed Small eye powe Balance $20 bath, sultable for 3 adults. $45 in- Im per month. Obert A. Olson, Bis- Moves Cautiously Over, | cite gus for veoliie, Phone 1083 marck, N. D, 106 3rd St. ’ Slippery Highways CARS Household Goods for Sale with 39 popt Tec- CHATEAU BECOMES STATE'S PROPERTY Formal Transfer of Marquis De Mores Home Completed Tuesday Morning on the running board they placed piles of ballot forms and some of. Pie satar Chateau de Mores and pei mercury tumbled into the sub- is lurnished. 150, other property In the North Dakota/ members discovered thelr plight. |7ero, Menday, night and North Dae Sth. Apply Bt . |Hot water heaters, winter! Cis: une nen wit oto ot tia Neeeertottal naclee eda | rea en the Street the fire engine | over atippery lob-coated. streets and GHT housekeeping rooms,)grease, winter ofl and mon-| takes it complete. Inquire Tribune “fommal tana “ef tae cratenn) Le dOStnenePoatat, one, |Rlshwary ‘mady to poling place] furnihed, Frigcare, Newy cec’|"” freeae solution. (tee Carrilshingy and clothes oer o to cast ballots in the 38h national| orated in modern home. Call back TWO radios for sale, one 4 tube, ahort valuable gs and clothes co: engine was stopped two blocks | oy otion, entrace, 218 lith St. 1986 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coach ..8585) “Veto radio with two model ‘cubes: tained in it, and about 60 acres of way. Luxe land upon which it is located was ipsa Skies were fair and temperatutes | Two room furnished & $30} 1 Emo pela Supe os oe 8 tube long wave radio. Both per- completed by Duke Louis de Vallam- rising generally over the state at/ includes gas for meets City heat. fect working condition. Phone See RAVIGONOPPARTY Sets ee ©] seers ao ee oe ee Among ical society represent- i 4 vi at once. i 3 BURNER and oven electric Hot Persian t ee F. Will, In some sections country lanes were | vee Ot ag 1934 Chevrolet Coach . Evpauottgry NT conan ONE room apartment, lights and wa-/1983 Plymouth Sedan member of the board, and Russell LINES FOREG AST IF Nao seen eerie cloming |“ ter furnished, or sale—Cood used |1982 Plymouth Sedan Melville Electri¢ Shop. Phone 17. KENNETH G. BENTZ Reld, superintendent, be unhampered throughout most of| tres, 6.50x16. AC Garage, phone|1931 Ford Coupe . THOR washing 1 daybed, ecke Prev aor Leeper! i me North Dakota except for slippery|_!764-W. 1938 “52” Sedan . radio, dining room table, sewing \Vallamsbrhas. «Paris: banket, sald he roads. VACANCY in New Rue 4 Large 61928 Pontiac Coach ..... machine. 306 15th. So. regarded the transaction as a cul- Devils Lake reported 2 degrees be-| room unfurnished apartment sh | 196 Ghrysier Sedan . : REVERSIBLE Lloyd Loom baby bug- ae REGION 10 § T mination of his efforts for years to ots low zero, the coldest point in the] 2 bedrooms. Inquire 707 Ave. A. This stock {s small bai ohbtbe: gy. Good condition. $6. Call at preserve and maintain the chateau. rae ey ee state the past 24 hours. At Minot and| Apt. 5. 9th Gratified at Interest = Valley City the mercury dropped to] GROUND FLOOR apartment, private] Corwin-Churchill is stove 1 St condisiods “Happy to know that the home of| Landon Victory Would Be Pow-|-1, while Jamestown and Williston) entrance. Livigg room, kitchen and Moto: In Priced for quick sale. Phone 1060. my parents will be cared for perma- cop Teported zero. All weather points private bath. Newly decorated, 808 otors, inc, Preheat stati ia Lo nently,” the distinguished visitor from erful Impetus to with exception of Williston, Minot] qn, 128 Main Phone 700 Lost and Found CASH AWARD For information leading to the return France declared he was “deeply im- Party, Experts Aver hey Behe sake sl snow lor) TREE room and bath moderh eeml= USED CARS 4 pressed by the honor conferred upon : a Kenneth G. Bentz to Be Princi-|my parents in the society's desire to Roads Reported Blocked basement apartment. Lauitdry|1931 Willys Pick up cee Available now. 402 14th /1931 Ford Pick up. tf reserve the chateau and surround-| Chicago, Nov. 3—(P)—Any way the} In the Fargo district roads were 4 of a new man’s size, Packard bi- pal Speaker at Area Meet- | ings presidential election goes Tuesday in|teported blocked Tuesday morning rae pote orrens. = cycle, black with enamel front. i He said it was with happy recol-| the central states, the result will be|€xcept Highway No. 10. It was ex- SRPORRISHIES apartment, three 63 r ‘UCK .s+e aaene since Saturday. 719 15th ing at Mandan lections and reminiscences that he| something for the history books. pected most of the highways would| large rooms and bath. Frigidaire. |1031 Dodge Sedan . completed the visit with Superinten-| If Gov. Alf Landon of Kansas wins|@ open by noon in that section.) Adults on! ire 113 Sixth St.|1980 Buick Sedan roar Large black purse with double There are four and a half inches of 1933 Pontiac Sedan = dent Reid to Medora where they view-| the middlewest, historic citadel of Re- Two eht . Prac- gipper. Didn’t contain anything Kenneth G. Bente, Sout executiveled the Badlands and inspected the| publicanism, powerful impetus to the [SMOW on the ground at Fargo. Uloally. furnished, Modern. Gas | 1984 Elvmouth Coupe valuable, Return to Tribune, Rey of Region 10 of the Boy Scouts of] chateau and properties. party is foreseen, Westbound buses were reported] heat, T. M. Casey & Bon, 1934 Ford Coupe .. vara. America, will be the principal speaker| "se complimented historical sot ‘Should President Franklin D. Roose- |"e@tly three hours late into Bismarck 1935 Dodge Sedan x APARTMENT, living % LOST—Black suede muff purse con- at the annual Missourl Valley Ares officials including Superintendent! velt repeat his 1932 victory, when he| 7UcSd8y, the delay sald to be due to| “COUSIINT | Ae AR UM coor | 285 Oldsmobile Sedan Talning black’ suede, gloves, aoe Council meeting in Mandan Thursday, ‘ snow and cold. Eastbound buses M. B. GILMAN CO. at which Theodore Kusler. Wing, will ae aie others corenied wie ine won rock-ribbed Republican central) were on schedule and airlines report-| $24. Everts, 314 3rd St. ond & Bdwy. change. Reward. Call Tribune of- be awarded a certificate for-herolsm,| tion at Fort Lincoln state park seutn | ost’ there fs speculation that a8 @/eq normal schedules following storms|NICELY FURNISHED basement y- flee. Paul A. Netland, Missouri Valley eat ebb a pohavelt ees result major party lines may be r€-)and low visibility Monday which de-| apattmeht, Adults only. 624 7th] Dodge- ‘Plymouth Dedge Trucks === council Scout executive, said Tuesday.|in the Badlands. CCC labor has bea I vised. layed planes. Some trains were run-| St. Inquire 616 7th St. STUDEBAKER Dictator Sedan 1926 Male Help Wanted . Bentz will be present at the busi-| utilized ih both cases Ohio, Michigan, Mlinols, Indiana—| ning late. FURNISHED 2 room apartment for| model. Motor in perfect condition,| GAN USE twelve good gravel tucks ness meeting which will be held in To Be State Park these are the staies the Republicans!" “Precsitation has ocurred through light housekeeping, Call 222 Man-| upholstery good. tires good. Actual| immediately. Get in touch with the Mandan Memorial Bullaing at 4| The chateau and land which wil] Rtigan Tetum c plorlite for| oo negara, ne custarn dtriets| _qan at, Phone 1" Wil geil wary. Tpabooablly for taal Toe oe nae Pm, rnureey and wa ct oe become od gue park arin pee: President Roosevelt in 1032, the first|over the far northwest,” Roberts sald,| 7WO ‘rooms furnished oe lant Leet hse Pa seen Trib- peporaNaaes 6:30 p.m, 28.7) in the hi f echool by the duke's father, Marquis de| time in three-quarters of a century| “Temperatures have dropped consid- peared “ie tth, Bo une. : Miscellaneous for Sale e ple fa s Mores, who at the aj 6 of 3 ned ate that a Democrat won the state's elec- |erably in the Great Lakes region, Mis- toss i983 Ford Coupe, good ‘as new, driven ReaD eis 6t Nek tempted to establish's huge packing| tral vote. Only » few times in this|stssipp! valley and southern Plains ry 70 Roane oO ee re eto miles Juss broke In Make | CHRISTMAS Cards—it is none too . igh sane a AS nase leh plant in the center of the cattle coun-| Seneration has a democratic presi-|states. Readings are near or below Mhished.- Modern. 617 2nd i, reasonable offer, Grace Drug Co,| arly to select your greeting cards. o Ansley itlal een last week. try and 12 years later was killed by| dential candidate been victorious in/zero in the northern Great Plains and| ALL modern 2 room basement epart-| Foananadle, offer. @ ©o.| Make your selection now for later wi presented to Kusler at the native teibesmen in Attica Ohio, Illinois and Indiana. central Rocky Mountain states.” ment, $12, 1517 Bowen Ave. a Eand} dimes delivery, elther printed or efgrav- banquet with elaborate ceremonies, | ESE RTI: ba trate oumaay Speculation Centers on NW The forecast is generally fair tO~ | eeeemeeemeeeenenene | 1934 STUDEBAKER Dictator coach,| ed. Samples are now on display. aun seen er ib the|noon he signed the visitors’ register |, Speculation that a Democratic vic- |night and Wednesday with rising tem- Business Opportunity Bn, Geen copalton,, Evicted for | _ Bismarck Tripune.Oo., i aaa é ree one o} ee couts in ie at the historical soclety and museum| tory might mean a realignment of | Peratures. -| Quick sale. F. Kleingartner, 216 4th /TARGE heater, $15; one windmill, my Mae - ie eta 2 7 awards ate as “Louis de Vallambrosa de Mores,| major party lines four years hence is FOR BALE: Beauty shop. Soot. a St________________| $80; one range, $10, Mrs. Walter nes wi ea je save AB playmate | vedora, N. D. concentrated on what voters in the] Well-Known McLean cation. Cash of terms. Write) i§3¢ Chevrolet truck, long wheel base,| Ryberg, Baldwin, Route No. 1. Say net aie AS oe eae wus tier of northwest states wil] do. County F: Di Tribune Ad. 17835. with ae cee condition. | ASPLUND, ECKLUND or Backman . Dr. .Con-|_ , ne , stans, counsel chairman of the court| Little Theatre Week Wisconsin, Minnesota and Nebraska unty Farmer Dies good coal. $2.75 per ton in load lote. hold the focus of interest. Successful For Rent INE { $90 Phone 437. Bob Morris. SERA, beter ae? Preventate Plans Are Discussed) t#it¢ parties exist in the first two} Minot, N. D., Noy. 8—(#)—John HOUSE AND BARN, on No. 83, oné} Pontiac, Olds or Buick. Write pr s from all parts o! states. They are for Roosevelt. In| Grimes, 75, well known farmer of the| miie north of Bismarck. Immedi-| Tribune Ad. 17881. Office Equipment the Missouri Valley area council will irae Nebraska, veteran United States Sen-| Roseglen community in northern Mc- J. B. Smith, 193%) CHEVROLET coupe, good tires, ‘Al a r. attend the meeting, Netland said.| Bismarck Community Players dis- i y c=} _ate possession. J. B. i 1929 Coupe, good tires, STAPLING MACHINES ator George W. Norris often has been | Lean county, died of a pulmonary e1n)~ | <eeeeeee ee neeeee meee good condition, $100, half down. called s one-man party. He was} bolism Tuesday at a Minot hospital. For Exchange Phone 1703-J. elected as a Republican. Todey, he 1s| Survivors are his widow; a son, Pat- WANTED TO TRADE: Conn aide |=" | have ever used. Staples sheets to- for Roosevelt, and running as an in-| rick, at Blacksburg, Va.; and a daugh-| WANTED TO TRADE: Conn alide Female Help Wanted gether temporarily or permanent- dependent. The president endorged| ter, Catherin, living at home andj ‘Trombone for portable typewriter. SI orotealtea a him. teacher at a nearby rural school. 406 6th St. Phone 431. $15 WEEKLY and your own dresses ‘ The council is composed of 20 coun-| cussed plans for Little Theatre week ties in southwestern North Dakota| opening Nov. 16 at the November ses- and of Corson and Perkins counties} sion held Monday night in the World in South Dakota. ‘War Memorial building dining room. Region 10, of which the Missourt] Officers had hoped to hold the ses- Valley area council is a part, com-!sion in the little theatre quarters prises Minnesota, North and South| which are being fitted up in the Dakota, eastern Montana, northwest-{ Memorial building and which will be ern Wisconsin and aamall part of] formally opened during the coming Wyoming. celebration, but the rooms were not Before coming. to this region, Bentz] quite ready.. was regional Scout executive of Re-} Tickets for “Among the Breakers” gion Six, which is composed of North| by Walter A. Baker, which will be the and South Carolina, Georgia andj first play of the season and will be Florida. He first cntercd Scouting in| staged Nov. 19-20, were distributed by 1915, serving as scoutmester for aj Marion Morton, ticket sales chair- number of years, as scout executive in} man. A membership drive will be con- councils in Nebraska and Iowa, and in| cluded by Nov. 15. YOU will find the Markwell Paper Fastener the neatest stapler you Tribune Co. The LaFollette progressives of Wis+ | @ ——————_____—_—___¢ | S=ees=eeeessenenesesee== FREE as bonus, showing Fashion| _‘ribune Co consin, a] 9, ice loads held to 9.00; fat ewes| Frocks. No canvassing. Fashion| USED 4 sections, Art Metal, 15 draw- in Rae chan ea ee (Today 8 Mar' ket News! bie largely, 218 down; feeder Frocks, Inc., Dept. B-3665, Cincin-| er, card index. Wide section for cratic candidates stepped aside to ° ee: nati, Ohio. 5x3 cards. Also two sections of 5 solidify support behind Roosevelt, SO. ST, PAUL WINNIPEG GRAIN EXPERIENCED gitl for general| lockers, locker size, 18x12x60 inches. campaigned vigorously for the re-| South St. Paul, Nov 3—(®%—(U. 8.| winnipeg, Nov. 8.—(#—Free offer-| housework. Must have references.| Priced for quick sale. Inquire Bis- election of the president. This situa- Dep. Agt.)—OCattle, 2,200; fairly active,|ings of Southern Hemisphere Whest Phone 107. marck Tribune Office. : tonal get iN6m to) SCORN: Se ee tion in Minnesota is unprecedented. aaiany Uy ae blast gtlieddd Brice. Serna one eer vrce: on ihe GIRL WANTED for general house- If President Roosevelt wins the state, Innipes grain exchange Tuesday-| wore all evenings. Telephone Work Wanted ,;ed Up and medium sh feds 6, i losed 1%-% céntn lower, No: 3 2 rey BE es Honey the Set 5.60; Dearie Wa Heifers S0gsTe0 and|vermeer av Avett, Bec Lod and’ miey| 1728, NACE HARRIS, catering service; ban= ay for something dif- thinner heifers down toward 3.50; low | -°5%- ,| —S==>—=———=_—_—_—___—_—_— quets, weddings, parties, holiday ferent in major parties, wes Supported by good export seman dinners, Cook, waitresses, furnished, Heed " é Hammer at Farm Issue cues and cutter CON pester yey oats were firm to feature, operations Farms for Sale Apa cera 1930 as deputy regional executive of Bessie R. Baldwin of the Up; common and medium beef) in the coarse graits . FARM: Lake front Gulldings: pas: | eee ons. te ee Region 10. drama appreciation group reviewed | ,,"smmerie away at the farm lesues, cows 4.00.75; few good Kinds up to| The clowe wan 4% cent nigher, No, | FARM: hake trontage, i fencing. ASHES HAULED once a week, 75 / —__——_ the coming play, Other entertainment |!" the rich agricultural sections,|5 59; medium to good weighty bulls| sire nents: Siner” commoditien In plenty meadow, hay, cents per month. Garbage. 50 cents was previews of the entree acts for the |Charéing ‘regimentation” of workers /475.5.25; lower grades 3.75-450; un-| that section generally were weak. tytn fain per mo. Also good fertilizer for Tornado Does $50,000 |r» of Wie eniree acts foe ult of the social os fone at” Liver-| Mrs, Ida Pe qo. Crandall, rnado Does ? “Among the Breakers” performance | 86,8 result of the social security act, dertone strong on better grade stock-|, Unexpected , recessions at liver.) Teme, Teh Oe gem __Sale, Gabel. Phone 1530. Damage in Missouri] 4 informat dancing with Miss Ma- | Peprovichns ae nering Dut ory Sag, Past mined onlves held above marker of Australien and, ACEOR ICG | eee | NOTICE: ‘Expert repairing of sewing g ‘ -bel Culver at the piano. 5 5 w ed to selling here machines and typewriters. Call at Cie CRSA GES ey Se) fa Ferns Will return to the fold, and! Calves, 1300; strong with spota| prices tumbling at the inci, Late] __Houses for Rent__| 216 ath st. Phone 1787. Fred. A tornado struck Cape Girardeau Blum Cabinet to Act ernor Tandon wil wis the pe vote Seana snes. laeaeee FOUR ue ie NGS Lea Sibitipaniness » 1 9.00; more, common to me- —_—_—_——_. Good location. jow «avi le. ef Pea Proce ec nlene Monaey, ery on Communist Attack t Grand Fork Fork: amy aes 5.00-7.00; culls down to- c " PATO SD. AD oat, oe Finance Corpora- here Ta Wom eae forpriee Berber one Poe Maines, eae Paris, Nov. 3.—()—Premier Leon . 2 il ie ae oe 7,000, market ooo tite B. shipments 530: eet sil gntly bel IX room ‘modern sticco bungalow. meee a aa ee me Only one injury, 2 woman who was |Blum summoned the cabinet Tuesday r Monday; top 9.36; 190-800 Ib, 9.90-5;| cr iberatt Remand, forthern, stock | Gas Neat, newly decorated. Imme-|"~the hour or day. Phone Dorothy, struck by flying timber while she was |to act on a Communist attack against nce 1) 9 mY low. western fair; sacked per| diate possession. 318 Rosser Ave.| 991.n47 paket East Grand Forks, Minn,, Nov. 3.—| 160-190 ‘largely 9.00-30; 140-160 Ib. Russet Burbanks U. 8. Ko. West, pl 2 ri an automobile, was reported. |the French popular front, dissolution 850-9. 120-140 Ib. 7.50- 1, 2.30-60; mostly 2.30-40; poor guar 2 a ; {GIRL wants work by hour or day. The storm whirled into the city from |of which would topple his government. ae pedivestires 48, ‘Geninaner is 800-85; feeder pigs scarce, average | i¢ z U.S 5-ROOM upper duplex, unfurnished.|~ Gon agpcm. ‘Ask fox Esther, from the southwest and bounded | ‘The Socialist premier, authoritative | ‘he Northern Pacific here, was found |8.00-65; , 97%4-2.05; veo from |” Fvont and beck entrance, Inquire = through @ section one half mile wide sources said, would answer Maurice Se pea pre pe haa Seance ae ipclermad ees ts 225; Colorado} at 414 Ave. A West or 307 Broadway. PAO BEE ERTENCED cule want part and 1% miles long before it lifted to |Thorer, secretary-gencral of the Com-|»een in ili health for several days ol- jargely natives; buyers resisting high-| Wisconsin round whites U. 8. No, 1.|THREB ROOM house, water tur-|— ‘me work. Phone 926-R.__ Pass over the Mississippi river. tmaunist party, after the cabinet session. |+noueh it was not known ee his |er asking prices on fat lambs; slaugh- fine aiallty 2 4 nished. Full basement. Available | FOR PARCEL delivery service. Phone A torrential rain followed the storm,| Thores told Paris Communists lest fonataon was’ serious, ter ewes opening steady; early sajes rien ier ae tiae o EE Nov. 3rd. Inquire 601% So. 10th. 590. Ask for Slim. driving some families from their wind-|week that the other components of Dr. H. E. Nelson, Polk county cor- |2.00-3.25; fat lambs Monday 8.75-9.00; | 1. fair condition 1.65. MODERN bungalow, one bedroom, at Gamaged homes. Plate glass windows |the popular front—Soclalists and rad!- | oner, attributed death to a heart at-|bulk 885-90; top ewes Monday 3.60. ———__. 708 Ave. F.. Warm garage. Call Watch Hepalsing: a dise seattered for several blocks, "hs anti-Communist combate = (tack, Barnes had been in his offlee| Dalry cows sbout steady, but ship-| osion, SOMTPX OME v. ar| at 818 Ave, E Phone 610, #125 cleans your watch. Guaranteed, oof of a grocery store was swept off| (He indicated the Communiste might |Mon#ay. | sstumaster here| Peat ented due to colder sional jot af fine tervit®'? | ODERN FURNISHED HOUSE Ih wotio West 4s" Bawy. Bumaree. aaa cnto light and telephone cables, where |split the popular front in parliament September 1. He came here from Min- | grades as @ result of stronger killer| ket at firm prices Tuesday. Mandan. Cheap to right party. Personal it hung suspended over the strect. by making reservations to the budget neapolis where he was division train- | market; medium and good milkers 4nd Average te good French combin; Phone 208 Mandan. SEVERAL HOUBES anuih clde close | FREE! Stomach acid, gas pains, in- More than 200 trees were felled,|—unless it were accompanied by a a teretery Weed ‘vents, | SEVERAL HOUBES, south side, close carrying with them wires that pu ts [oat lery—and by oppoing the gor |TMLt, He bad been with the com | clos springer quotas around 680-1 int ou ite! qStfie:| ne eusonabie rent, Gall at ii3| cestin, relieved quick, Get. tee city’s set lighting system out of seomante ip eee a for in- peta down toward 15.00. pice g otare)to high side ot the Bitcet | _ 1st St. North. at Service Drug Store, Bismarck, commission, creasing the mobile gu : A b "‘|\TwO ROOM house for rent, 407 Man Gateauy Bille SN caer veeee ils rat crlcege, NovOHICAG® on The15 cent co TWO ROOM house for rent, wi Cent dan, m’s One-Man ection Icial Is 8 Barly Voters} —sors%s.000, including 4,500 4 ‘4 Poultry, live, leaned and pressed, $1.00. PER- A Wounded i tainly active,’ mostly wi0ets |e ‘eddy. prices unchatiged, FECTION CLEANERS. Phone 107. Precinct Is Voted oun led in Kentucky Fargo, N. D., Nov. 3.—()—William | than Monday's, NSE bulk a) Dresned turkeys steady prices un- 222 Bo. llth St. SS Lemke, party presid | 9.705 shang \TTRESSE:! New York, Nov. 3—-(#)—New York| Whitesburg, Ky, Nov. 3.—e)—mt.| ARR? Union party presidential can- | ap TTRESSES renovated and rebuilt City’s one-man precinct Rabbi Na-|M. Coleman, 46, an election officer,| yotes in thelr home precinct in Far-|*inds downward from 7. i. at ae ee fia, 108 than Wolf, cast his vote shortly after |was shot and critically wounded at] go's water filtration plant at 10 a, m.,| °°afcej, Dulk better kinds, 8, GROSSING 5 | OF TWE my as Beh Sone noon Tuesday, in the barber shop} McRoberts in eastern Kentucky! Tuesday, with only a handful of spec- ay punt re wy. Phone cexgnated a5 @ polling place for him!mountains near here Tuesday. Po-| tators watching. rong to 25 hij SS liceman W. V. Hood surrendered to! “wonder if my vote won't be can- a at va vance on snl Bénied bigs will be, recelved fort Room and Board 3s “IRabbI Wolf, who comprises the dotzi| the failer Here in connection witn the celled by Mrs. Lemkes,” he bantered ry Pict assed by exch Oe eal | ated hinerttche ROOM WITH board if desired, also election district because of a quirk in| shooting. f as he was handed the three long bal-| about apie e Assembly, until room to share with gentleman. geographical lines, was welcomed by a Policeman said he tried to ar-| lot sheets. Mrs, Lemke smiled. wi Ex . ils insertions Willard Asch, 119 W. Thayer. crowd of reporters, cameramen, and) rest Coleman on a charge of carrying) The Union party’s candidate resides | jo23 but. t WANTED: Gentlemen to board and curious. “lm concealed weapon and that Cole-| about nine blocks from his voting] ib. : 3 ts ‘oom. § home, good loca- a de heifs 1 re . $25. New » Bt It costs New York City about $500|man Fingal claiming his weapon! place. Snow covered the ground as| Cows and lower grade he riter, ing} wort! og ti Phone 1041-W. to register his ballot, but until the] was not concealed. he went to cast his ballot. wreaks aeslcrlys ‘es = aoe : 2 underto: jet {neertions WANTED: Boarders and roomers. close tonight no one will know|. Coleman was shot twice through] He was greeted at the door by| mix. a up by m of demy size or its equlvs Gaui reastea. how he voted, the stomach, friends who wished him “good luck. ney: cg pe tne ay oni Ma iretein” The || 6 consecutive insertions setvices to be performed under me ee rt 00, the ti tb; Predicts Cruising Speed of 340 Miles Per Hour for This Plane Bhesp 000, inctudl ai: TBE: iactlon of ths commltie - : to higi f . u 4 house of represen: bord s| jeep strong fe dered unlesi id pny fren Age lambs moms £2". cont aera ey} a tic heat and hot ‘nl Ave & of One “nlred | (1.00 ‘Tele; 454, tl bidder w: BEDROOM, and sitting room. Suit- see Ge gia Rae ways water. 5 tles to be ao y th ee ¢ Governor, the : ROOM for one or two girls with k od choice most beat com Ra ogkt He g i z g i i i | whe wish te anawer want 660 pe which bgp eo ant & hie ore room, faood bes ‘ero bome for doe. "208 Sti. ills % 08D, 1,000; early fat lambs bid x Cor SLEEPING room. next 0 bath, CJ higher; better natives bid up to 8.85; _ Bhone. 108 th &