The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1937, Page 9

gate receipts would be Bpmnp00s00 Since ditures during time will be only ppd pein cen total, the brief added, the bulk of the money will be availabl for reducing! COURT HEARS BRIER ~ BOR PENSIONS’ ACT Government Says Money Taken in Taxes to Be Used: to Retire Public Debt =“ out due process of law. , have been heard yes ay i cP Volden and Ludtke. TOTS & TEENS | ‘The Young Folks’ Shop School Health Takes |; Up City Nurse’s Time ‘Work in the public schools con- Remember Him as he is ‘Today | He'll change 80 ean during his first years. Campbell’s Beautiful ; PHOTOGRAPHS be a lasting remembrance of oe first lovely years with baby. : Campbell's. Main at 3rd Phone 1795 Natural helps baby. in many ways NATURAL GAS keeps his home at even temperature i : NATURAL GAS PERSE This is National Baby - ‘Week in winter. provides hot water for baby’s daily bath. NATURAL GAS keeps baby’s food in perfect condition i in Bisctrolus re- frigerator. \ NATURAL GAS 5 properly cooks the food for baby’s meals. Learn how inexpensively Natural Gas can be installed in your home... Low Summer Rates Now in Effect Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. Bismarck - Mandan - Hebron - Dickinson AS OLD AS ADVENT OF STATE PIONEERS Tests Being Run to Determine Extent of Commercially Profitable Fields {dents but all but one of these were amalgamator and separator for which patents were approved last month. The engineer said the U. 8. patent office allowed him 25 claims on his machine. He met here with R. M. Stee and a score of Bismarck men to discuss plans for opening a gold placer plant in North Dakote eafly this spring. Kroll has been busy in the field for the past six weeks running tests prior to. erecting the amalgamator. Representatives of a North Dakota mineral development group behind the new movement said the work re-| mains in a formative stage with de- | tails not yet settled. Search for gold in North Dakota is an old story. Firat. operations oc- curred along the Missouri river as gold hunters bound for Montana in the Civil War days prospected the stream. : Glaciers Left Mineral Gold along this course was believed to have been washed down from ‘Montana fields. Subsequent investi- gations, however, lend credence to 1 theory that glacial formations which nce covered much of the state dropped finely powdered gold over a wide area. One early attempt to extract gold was made near Lisbon where @ plant was esatblished 50 years ago. A min- jature “gold rush” developed in the aired sand Dune county near the Canadian border. ‘With the depression, many gold claims were filed in the Denbigh sec- | the last year.» Germany supplying Enginee: development declared an early report of $22.50 gold content per ton of washed sand and. gravel was in error, asserting the content would be, “con- siderably less.” Police Investigate 270 Calls in April Two hundred and id police calls were noyeieaions ait guilty of drunkenness and seven of disorderly conduct. Five persons were convicted of vio- lating road and driving laws, one of vagrancy, one for grand larceny and one for assault and-battery. Eleven were held in connection with acci- released. Overnight lodging was giv- en to 140 persons, , Some 9,542,000 harmonicas were im- ported into the United States during 7,458,000 of them, ter ie whee family stray a seo PEOPLE'S DEPT. STORE ANTIOPATE BIGGER SEASON THIS YE Residential Constructio Construction Shows Spurt in North Dakota’s _ Larger Cities Residential construction paced other fields of building activity Wed- nesday as the 1937 season got into full swing throughout North Dakota. Contractors and building materia! men anticipating @ better construc- tion season than for several years past pointed to the increase in dwell- ing permits as indicative of the trend. Heaviest building programs appar- ently were under way at Grand | Forks, Fargo, Bismarck and James- town. Building activity also was ap- parent at Valley City, Devils Lake, Minot and Williston. Some smaller state cities reported minor building “booms,” particularly FOR RENT Apartment Boutrous Apartments 504 Third St, Phone #250 Special Prices Bakery Goods ices, PATTERSON BAKERY—meved from Main Street to Pattersen Aunex on Fifth Street — Just Just. received shipment of Fresh Jumbo Crabs. WITH DEAD ANIMALS az. HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS REMOVED PROMPTLY AND FREE OF CHARGE within a radius of 75 miles of Bismarck Phone Bismarck 2313 collect immediately when a dead animal is discovered Northern Rendering Co tion in 1930, but prospects of expan- 13 Collect Se aital| repair. Building permits totaling approxi- mately $200,000 for construction of & water filtration and softening plant, three houses and s tourist camp were issued at Jamestown. Lumbér ets and contractors were planning several other new homes, Aberrant permits, totaling issued in since Jan. 1, with $40,410 the first four months of 1636, items: Rebuild- Among the larger ing of the Christianson block costing $30,000; construction of two addi- tional stories on Fargo Food and Bulpment company’s building, $25,- 000; approximately a dozen homes and Larrea of several ae rest+ dences apartment houses. Nearing completion is the $50,000 Teconstruction ‘program at Fargo foundry, made necessary by a pro- posed new $100,000 bridge. 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