The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1936, Page 8

* i |tumber yard. Mr, Carlson already j has assumed his new duties. i] rym Earl E. Clarke, state director of j emergency education, will address the | WPA present day problems class which meets at 7:30 p. m., Thursday lin the Will school on “The Problems Will Assemble Here to Consider | of Adult Education.’ Anyone inter- lested 1s invited to attend the class or Local Responsibilities Un- tc become a member. 2p 3 | Kar) Dittmer of Hebron is one of ‘five senior and graduate students of Call for a meeting of the North Da-' Jamestown college recommended by kota League of Municipalities to con-|the faculty to appear before the sider a standard ordinance for putting Rhodes scholarship committee in the hard liquor bill into operation Was! necember at Grand Forks, according issued Thursday by Fred O. Olson.’ io word received from the college. mayor of Fargo and league president ; Formal announcement of the call was | ~ made here by M. H. Atkinson, city! auditor of Bismarck and league sec-; | 1 i WING BOY T0 BE HONORED TONIGHT Will Receive Certificate of Her- oism at Council Banquet Mandan Theodore Kusler, Wing Boy Scout, |will receive a certificate of heroism at the vanquet in Mandan tonight which concludes the annual meeting of the Misouri Valley Area council of the Boy Scouts of America and at which Kenneth G. Bentz, Scout executive of region ten, will be the principal speaker. Dr. George M. Constans, Bis- marck, chairman of the council court ‘of honor, will make the presentation. Kusler, one of 10 boys in the United States to receive the award this year, carned his right to it by helping to save the life of William Knowles, also of Wing, from drowning in a creek near that city early this spring The other | ; two boys were given letters of com-| j mendation from Daniel Carter Beard, national scout commissioner, Poul O. Netland, Missour! Valley Area council Scout executive, sald Thursday. ‘More than 300 representatives from the 20 counties in southwestern North | t Dakota and the two in Northern South jand Mrs, W. J. Biirns, and two sis- retary. UNOFFICIAL NO-PARTY BALLOT TOTALS sociated with the O, E. Anderson | 86 cents scoured basis, a combing of nd French f the same grade realized Dakota that make up this area were | ters. Funeral services have not been 87-89 cents. jexpected to attend the banquet to- | arranged. filet Sst ASSES | night. ° CHICAGO STOCKS a ———_ ap (ay the ‘Ansociated Press) H Midwest Corp. 13. Forx Youth Drowns _|| Additional Markets | MeGraw £1 04. ; ———_—_——_—_______.__« ——— a Barley: Trying to Save Dog puuBULETM CASH GRAIN 27 519%, Farmer, 47, Dies Under prices: ” ane | Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 5.—(P)— ahs i dtetvy dark, northern gonin Roston, 2OzTe: Wheels of Coal Wagon wne nds, 1. 0. »_ Nov, — inthe Bal river ere Thureday morne| Torher 59 pounds 1.42% -1 ‘b The Heaton’ wool market was talr~ a, Do Nove ie 1s 35 eal om ie 1, 6.—(P)— ng in a vain attempt to rescue his} 140% 1.489%! No. 36 ound 1 38 vricen. The volume a¢ sles was curs | _clebeopet ey 42 farmer four miles 35 pounds’ 1.36% -1.42%; No.| tal 3 ured ieee sae Eee ania pounds, 1.31% 1.3953 33 ds| quoted by some houses on the. re-| south of here, was fatally inj An older Ey ailemnied to rescue! , x MataGer OC Choir ROMIRES. ory] Wennesday night. when Fun, over “4 | 1 jand also fell in, He managed to] Pounds, 1.22% Ly wools wold ‘at, prices rangtn, aie his wagon con! a Lenoir scramble back to shore. Surviving] G7 h7ypec) 39%. | A peed fees ptt ea b. Blood a and died before See could be vinter Montana, 12 = i he Burns boy are his parents, Mr.! hard amber, 60 pounds, 13g blood territory wool moved at si-| he Grafton es Bo ie =! x How Burleigh County Voted on Presidency and State Candidates At the same time, Fred Krause,! e : Hazen, president of the North Dakota i} | I Association of County Commission-| ra Uy 2 Al = he ers, called a meeting of that organiza- 3 5 z | i 1 1 a 3 £ tion for the same purpose. j o é — 3 ] y | 4 AL 5 16 2 The aim is to hold a joint meeting peas Si " . z 3 5 5 al 3 J $ F la & So that the two groups may agree on PRECINCT & Se “ esd FA 5 $ : id F t ee) & how to regulate and control the liquor; Er $5 £. § s E 3 3 ¢ 8 Sareea 3 § s + a3 4 traffic, a problem which has been a7 oe 2S 08 3. le a © » Ca ele eee FS oe se we ry rae & ef 6 g fald in thelt laps by the new law. ase fas € S2 3 28; £ Se f fb 2 SE Se ee Sipe ye ee é E E £32 2 3 GE E The meetings will be held here Nov | tz &o gi £ 473 2 Ee Gi gs = =6 ee 25 62 § ga » ae : 2 | | cs et sf 2 19 and prior to that tiny: a committe 34 ee $5 & gh wa gt 4 8 @ g2 & Sh Bn BR Ug o g< a Bs a a & ER A of city and slate'’s attorneys will pr 5 La 1 es See lea Sees Se) aie) 4 D. eo OD. ee dare suggestions for consideration at} Wild Rose 8 4 20 Sto 3 O8 36 2 8618 «6383S 6 14 9 19 26 14 chat. time. ong Cale 62 43 «69 «640 360072 63 30 76 «(77 46 43 38 42 38 42 54 56 The principal matiers to be con-' Morton 2 9 26 i837 14 12) 128, 28) 2128) 16) 19 17, LS 28 iL sidered are those of licensing and ‘Telfer Ei 2600 (21 22 29. 22 31 20 22 #15 20 22 22 2% 10 regulation. ‘Missouri ..... 34 it 41 29 22 «92 «= 29 RENN iG Ceaee dart juan AQ’ 182 14 Under the state law sal2 of liquor Fort Rice 3 35 5B 38 56 «3370 46 3860 O87 47 4B TOL 10 will become legal on Dec. 3, provided | Lincoin 5361 31 62 48 86 ai eee iaes | o a6> 86 32 the state canvassing board has for-| Apple Creek. 36 24 8 30 23 «8239 348487880 8B 4 mally announced the result of the! poyd g Ig) 23) 22 17 24 (85 21 26 28 26 2 17° «28 17 election by that tims. If not, it will) |oean 27 Te 308 15 7. 22 18) 18 ALG BEADS 10 8 9 become effective as soon thereafter! ert 2 927 19 16 225 20 2 19 21 20 10 22 13 as the result is announesd, | Thelma 18 16 19 12:20 90). 8: 20 16 #12 #14 #14 2 13 15 The sale of light beer will continue! prises l, 97 46 109 32 82 74 125 si 80 7 64 7% 68 36 111 97 3 nt present and, unless a change | 64 13° 83 37 46 45 «72 e 42 34 33) Si 387 «42~—O«BO 37 in the beer law is made by the leg-, j 94 47-63 60 52 6083. .. 69 48 87 41 45 41 66 2 islature, will continue to be und 57 42 40 33 47 3667 64 46 40 84 45s 45 the joint jurisdiction of the munic 48 27 «86 25 29 88 DOU are ee IG BOK OBR 24 pal auiherities and the state regu-: jfwy 58 5686 26 50. 4569 290 644A iB 22 Jatory department. lativevte: 30 20 19 6 20 19 «27 3° 18 #16 #16 «#18 «16° 11° 28 2 The practice of calling a confer- | purni creck 59 2439 25 Ose 99. 42 32 434 «384 «42 «34 «17 «42 8 ene to consider details of operation! Nuuehtor 31 25 (26 22 25 2686 36. 24 98 18 22 26 9 39 28 under the law is one which recently | Pranwes 28 1 21 9 134-20), a2 19. 22-22) 19, 18 20 429 10 has come into use. It first was Butte - 14 va 13 6 9 11 sine 15 8 12 6 adopted when the beer was H 24 9 30 4 160 (24 ee Ae 222 7 passed. Later, when the sales tax! jar Lake 14 8 33 13 21 (19 13° 1b) 2) 12 was to become effective. a meeting! yan 30 mM. 41 29 16-38 15 «8322 22 of merchants was held here to give | 1 mnay 19 40 6 11 49 22) 81) 31 24 advice to the state tax department on te 13 16 67 15 25 29 22 18 33. 27 those regulations. 23 14-20 15 17-16 18 18 «15 12 ac 58 26 47 30 26 49 27. 30 42 37 { Glenvinw 98 a7 BT 32 68 45 $255 29-72) 31 UBS « \Painted Woods. 85 30 61 32 29 «62 39 «36 OBL 28 ag THE i 137 51111 70 1 «(99 67 «66398 60 33 16 45 3 36032 27 (86 36 20 11 26 20 19 19 20. 14 14 c 18 Chih 14 Ne 8 148 20 Harriett 50 3038 22 2444 35 88 20 Phoenix 33 10 24 12 4 (19 28 «16 17 MISS | Richmond Bae Bee see oe a ei ‘ rch. | Rstherville .. 16 51 36 1749 18 36 «429 «647 «= (86 3264 38 36 «62 47 44D ZB 27 426 12 18 39 32-26-29 6 17 (33' 19 20 16 2. 48 «19° a8 ae : 18 «18 15 11 21 $8 12) 18) 2210 31 Florence Lake 10 . 26 10 1129 2 #14 #281. 18 «(19 ius hospit list Ward, Ist P 142 211 220108 102 261 172 207 140 277 260 178 ‘st Ward, 2nd 147228 «245148 124 255 211 225 135 311 316 166 Walter Mada: ecial regionaliqe: Ward. 3r 142 186 160 120 98 196 147 179 123 240 223 139 Besistant of the Agricultural Adjust-|onq Ward, tet 182 176 263 178 153 256 184 201 128 272 203 168 ment administration, left Bismarck | 9 nq d, 2nd 168 185 227 143 101 237 168 187 124 266 295 126 for Washington, Wednesday, to confer Ward, 3rd P. 104138 «14184 80 159 109 13 89 179 193 83 with Secretary of Agriculture Henr Ward, Ist 207 270 304 158 173 8 226 115 175 379 338 262 Wallace, Friday, and help formulate 239 «251 277 =«189 187 292 240 278 174 «(356 «369 «(192 “plats for the inauguration of a crop 393 379 251 276 «379 «842 210 382 210 278 205 332 435188 insurance program. 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