The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1937, Page 3

\ Dr. Charles A. Arneson and eae stituved at Pargo Gladys Burnette Are Married Gots Her Nember_ {FORMER U,S.NAVAL [a*'@Ptsced Around /MANEAPOLIS LIGHT [szsszsscseeene OFFIGERCONVIOTED |zz:zecztozez| FAILS AS SIRKERS |? === === OPSELUNGSBCRETS|cs:= Sees) TANPERWITHLNES <2 Ss Bs John 8. Farnsworth Sentenced | %flcers attempting to overthrow the | Fuses Pulled, Wires Cut as Law The fire) eaion of the Hight et , an of ee ter i Nothe Delcnta government of Premier Keisuke Ok- ‘i , ' ; . i \ | Legion auxiliary, in North Dakota to Serve 4to 12 Yearsfor |ada. Strives to Maintain Elec- Bismarck Couple Repeats Vows| Dad’ 8 Night Party of Roelerag ies iyeae ae Deal Ohad esos Tuesday in Picturesque Rainbow Is Scheduled Wash national president and Mr, PEGGY ARGIA RUNS oo a Hn a Minneapolis, Feb. 26.—(P)—After @ California Church The nna pads Might party, North Dakota, conducted the institu- runing Feb. mahi peas 15. AR L BI ( W night Rt darks noone, a of commander, sentenced to f tI AMY LA e city, the s of lorthern Se of Thi ian otc tak Seema Ragen ee to 12 years Pubadiiemrsty Friday on States Power Co., electrical workers Devils Lake and Mrs. Robert Peter- a charge of conspiring to sell naval continued Friday with no settlement secrets to the Japanese. 7 in sight as union workers pressed ton of Bisheo were initisted at the New York Woman Claims She} their demands for w auxilisry’s national convention in Sentence was passed by Justice ef Be yage increases and Cleveland, Oho, last summer. New Ciratad Win et Is Married to Show Girl's wasmperee eas cad Gat eae : -| BW. Hooper, wid Brann, Robert self upon the mercy of the court by Husband threw several districts into darkness Melcholr, F, ©. Fosteson and Henry| Stx-weeke-old Loulee Helena Briee- | Pleading nolo contendre to the dees ss for long intervals, A 110,00-volt Larson of Pargo and Mts. A. Bloomer; bat (above), daughter of Mr. and | charge. He later asked Justice Proc-| New York, Feb. 26. — (®) — Peggy) qunmmussion line circling the Twin of Kindred, ; Mire. L. M. Brieebat of Hollywood,le | tor to permit him to change that/Garcia ran afoul of the bigamy laws rie gr geal ippled wl a ‘The suxiliary, according to Mrs.| belleved to be the nation’s youngest | Plea to innocent but the Justice re-|Friday on the rebound from hee | & length of wi a wae | across Averill, pledges iteelf to work in holder of a social security act card | fused. quixotic heart balm suit ie haan ie cranes wrote Oa closest’ harmony and ’ co-operation| | &%¢'number. She got it for playing | | The gray-haired former naval] against Dave Rubinoff and his violin.| $f commission in various parts of with the American Legion, American amovierole at the age of one month, | filer’s last move before he was sen-| She and her husband, Michael La| “ity, pany oO! esi I; Legion auxiliary and the Forty and (Associated Press Photp) tenced was to ask arrest of judgment.| Rocca, were under arrest on charges| Police were kept on duty all night Eight. It has es its principal ob-|, ._-_. |e withdrew that motion Friday of bigamy on the strength of « state-| &t the Riverside plant, largest gen- jects an increase in membership in| A.O.U.W. Card Party | ™™ ment made to Harold W: Hastings,|¢rator in the Northwest, which also friends of Dr. and Mrs. Arneson were the auxiliaries and work in the field|-—" tt + Card £4) —— aacieast cimict attorney, by 8 Wom: ee aaa rag 2 peel ct Derby at Tay Aieiig | thee Geer oh Meer a ot EA ee ey A a ts 52 Players/Contest and Reception the granite sslesmant ed, and in St. Paul police patroled the 4 Arneson and his bride are hay- reir hard vith an wopeet-1J. F. Orel A'Family | Zits tin, of snin, re Hold Player Interest}, Hartines quoted, the woman, Mrs want the the a Bridge race - is & short wedding ven Thursday evening }~*—" ° ded card La Rocca, the father of three chil-| duty. No service interruptions ven by the Ancient Order of) The spotlight in dramatio activities |aren horn to them prior to thelr mar-| been reported from that ety, ERE ' Francisco and” ‘Yoummite” Netional| in the Readesvour by the Gl] Beout Is Leaving Bismarck] Pe #' S ing United Workmen following the regu-|in the latter part of the week centers Meanwhile Gov. Elmer A. Benson lodge meeting Thursday evening. |0n the Burleigh county one-act play] Garcie and La Rocca. had under consideration an appeal anaipwe: nies Bor, Bett ah, 3: Det) 00) srrthe cy calc ane ae: The marriage oc-|by the Minneapolis city council Goarts site fei behalt of Rubber compaay In the Bismarck dis eared a des; wet nite te Bia : commurity curred last September. Kathleen La| waterworks committee that he. take “| for whist high scores. Mrs Henry! Players are junday evening for harge i a arrangements chairman, was per patrons and supporting mem- aiibe einen ane Genes The Players group is sponsoring the | unsuccessfu! against Rubino! * cena, to be eid at St Be Mi ihe gil angsty vas ee mae rai Mrs. Arthur L. Sandin and her y auditorium, in conjunction | virginia law, when she filed the sult. ‘bridegroom manager of the company’s branch with the WPA recreation department. | 5 : eee .| daughter, Miss Ethel Sandin, who is -| The suit, charging breach of prom- @d.with the Lions club and the Junior there, and will be in charge of trac-| 1h) married Saturday to William | Officers remind the public that season|ise, was thrown ont ‘Wednesday on open Association of Commerce in this city.| Aj r tor and dealer relations. He will leave tickets of the Players will serve { Aides for Luncheon _|{r snd desler relations. ‘He will leave rary Devs, held open “house for| Santis of (he Tver crit serve for that showing A xe e 5 | Supreme Cat fdges| Satay Atotneed Reeser ar Antara ma eee et poe ao “Have Same Birthdays] tne ssisting commitice for the| Genevieve, snd Mr. Orchard's son.) Moi a pete in Friday evening's contest, of the = A Wi Give Sermon on | RESPECTED CIN Plockhorst Painting Catholic Tecel “Lord, Help Me,” » painting by| Pittsburgh Suburb Policeman eferites | ee cme, and sine: Bein sa Hee pe hihepsey st the} and Church Goer Fled From First Lutheran church. The public is invited and all who attend will receive Prison 17 Yeare Ago & copy of the masterpiece. Music in} Pittsburgh, Feb. 26—(P!—Seven- harmony with the study will be pre-| teen years a fugitive from a London sented by a quartet composed of H. A.| (Ohio) prison farm ended Friday for 38-year-old Torrance J. Cannon. rot and Robert Watts. The pointing,| Cannon, s. native of Grove City, showing Jesus walking on the sea and | walked away from the Ohio peniten- supporting Peter who is sinking, has| tiary honor camp Nov. 22, 1921, while @ message for all, according to Rev. G.| serving a one-to-15-year term for @ Adolph Johns, who is giving a series | robbery in Akron. of discourses on famous religious pic-| He came to Pittsburgh, married tures. and is the father of two girls, one = FARGOAN ARRESTED ve neighbors told detectices who ae: : . 26. arrested him that he has led an ex- neiten aereevs cont tee emplary life and was known as it coves less than ever to James J. McCann. } bay one. You now pay a0 arand fury «under. $3,000 ball, on| Respected as a *éhurch man,” more for 8 genuine GE charges of Ruth 8. er eano on ine Cannon has spent many years of his look at the price tags! which he fied. He has been a mem- ber of the suburban Swissvale police y predator, jt. absinthe contains 70 to| department and a special patrolman B nd you are probably now Stearns and Helen Ricketts received entertained a ne One Whe st ; n ‘gecond high and consolation Group 80 per cent alooh: in an exclusive residential distric for inadequate, : The work is designed for Bismarck after spending sel days | partment. Miss Florence Fritch children at, four and. tive ff : f paring f refrigeration. The 10-year record of vantages of a dally school, Announces Musical developments lends Sornere Hlecerc Re- ing ish erato! trouble- The Opening ef Her board. fier economical service t ursday evening * f'small ¢ ocloce ditner party Wed: : Lea | MUSIC ere ey inaged vealyeorseigsbr? tent Melville Electric Shop i [ g Qa i i hi i nee | ie i ft i i g i : i 5 3 i i ‘ i i ethee i E : E | y i E BE ta af if 3] =] q < 5 tet» ft Hf 83 Hi | i E a i 8 i i F fa i se ne | i 5 » nh t , ence H. Davis and the Misses Anna} The food sale which the Royal] sult George Wasmungtavs tre tert Bos ee an, gh te | nae Christianson is 1 for this week is being postponed until | 3, Daughters of gy 3 ty 3 3 3 {| : g Fz i 2 & § 3 Versary on February 25. : t t aes eae OE dinner io! Royal Neighborsto |. President Thursday { A.M. | d ; 7 F ay [ *§ Fe rs i i ae i it fr FE 453 2 i pe i i I i i FL é Z ‘ : [ 5 E 5 : ; : i sl oF iff : : i 3 i : « BS i ei i : i i 2k i | pak ! Ay i : F ie i i HF il a! i i i j z ad ts | 3 ; i i - [ Z s 3 4 5 E i i i ? FE iF q z REx oF Rai ! E a i i Kindergarten 18 and 2 te 3 ’ here, is visiting in Mandan +hland count 5 P. 0. R. Schultze family. He came Loed e bia eaiganerrany at oe . | Peter at Her Studios, 304% Main Ave. Parents interested are, in- the werk ae until the end of) former Richland county residents and ‘ Tuesday, March 2nd, _ during registration hours. " 406% Broads Under "6 Phone 179 3 loyes of Mr. and Mrs. Lum. They North Dekota | 4 wey eho + .% % are remaining here until Saturday. | at 9:30 A. M. ‘Telephone 1635 : Four couples had a potluck dinner se & and bridge party Thursday evening in] rs. Istvan Erdoes and son of Ot- he, bonne of ME and Mrs, Rober} |tumws, Towe, who here been vistion Thursday evening. Mrs. Charles J. 4 Paris, 801 Fifth High score her parents, Mrs. ‘Baron! weicher entertains the members : Sars, Parte bold sockod high Jays Nase’ Redon had ‘been aly with | Mereh 1. ! TOIL, TOIL, ] snes so FAGGED OT ME Ho, Ho! ILL BET WHY, RUTH <= DON'T You 3 phtheria and her mother spent|’ 55 semes Sorts, $90 Seventh St. SCRUB AND 4 NOW, SHELL NEVER GET J SHE LOOKS A KNOW THIS IS 19377 wi some time at Ottumwa with her be-| __ Mrs aM aftesticn Bw. THIS WASH DONE. MESS TONIGHT Pan vse Ane WHEN HER HUSBAND ~-/'LL GIVE You Some medicated with Parent and of Vicks VepoRub. ss tas ben Mr. Mrs. ' Vicks COUGH Drop Ninth St., left Springs, Wyo. 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