The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 17, 1937, Page 9

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2 GATORS AT ODDS OVER FATE OF WOMAN THEY SEEK Was Kidnapeds Looal Offi- cers Scent Murder lities Constructed Over Three Millions Stony Brook, N. Y., June 17—()— Sharply dite ers expressiig the belief she was tts four years of activity in North De Auto cxtiesal yo folk count kota, declares H.C, Knudson, director. be pestis Such activity represented 24% per cent of the non-federal program. In partnership with 51 North Da- kota school districts and the state of North Dakota, the PWA. assisted in 4 3 v Be als hae agents, still clinging to the kidnap- ; 4 . 4 ing theory, had established secret headquarters 20 miles away from the .| trim little white farmhouse from which Mrs, Parsons vanished eight days ago. And still another report had it that & person who represented himself as 7 < : Fence a Few Trees ing inspector's office of the PWA just four years go Wednesday, | at Aberdeen, some iden of the ‘ the lightning bolts spurted fire in the| - To Give Stock Shade '| Traffic Service Crew | i Joni. "qorsnaninisration | permeneatiaprmements effecea [Hopper Bait Spread | citar the county eiert of court — Repairing Road Signs] has wrought considerable change | can be gained at 8 glance. The In 30 N. D. Counties! Flooded streets imperiled traffic.| Livestock may be afforded shade in public edifices and the ways of program in North Dakota has The mercury dropped from 75 to 62/and woodlots still be protected from degrees in 30 minutes during the|grazing herds, by fencing a few rows Lloret control! storm, Two homes were reported hit|on the north side of the woodlot for with slight damage by fire. according to W. H. this purpose, ican 10 CELEBR oe Paul, state college extension forester. Gray Butcher, agricultural college beri entomologist, announced recently. Dickinson, N, D, June 17.—()—| 9, RIES AN FARGO ‘To secure best results, scatter poison| Commemoration of the silver jubilee le rh, We ‘Madelia, savisea temper ae irene anniversary of the German Hun-| Minn, 86 years, died Wednesday in the early morning eae Seine garian club will be held here June 20-| the home of her daughter, Mrs. P, T, is attractive to them. only when it is 22, according to Ludwig Lenhardt, or-| Peterson of Fargo. Burial will be ai moist,” he explained. ganization president. Featured ad-| Madelia. ° given le rge P. Aberle, jux silk Rain and Hail Cause pastor of St. Joseph’s church. Dad. _Bergesows: go Damage in Mill City 5 Minneapolis, June 17—(?)}—A cloud- burst, mixed with hail, drenched Min- neapolis and caused considerable dam- age during a brief electrical storm ednesday, Lightning struck the courthouse life in North Dakota communi- ties since June 16, 1933. In this rection of H. C. Knudsen of Bis- illuminated map prepared by marck, PWA director for the Ursa Louls Freed and Conner state. Not all improvements are Louis Freed in the state engineer- shown, Piano-Tuning Pastor On Way Down-Stream Down the muddy Missouri from | the pianos of the four churches ‘The traffic service crew of the been continuously under the di- were Cooperative highway department is busy erecting|_ programs are go! North Dakota counties where the in- festation appears most serious, F. —_ instances the equipping of such build- ‘The improvements to the school fa- cilities of the state under this pro- gtam when completed will, in addition to providing additional seating capac- ~ e i EE & g Fort Benton in a 14-foot rowboat in that city, one of these days will come Har- Harner’s earlier river exploits old P. Harner, a “river preacher.” include a trip down the Missis- He's on his way to New Orleans, sippi on the crest of last year’s but will tie up at Bismarck and flood and a trip from near Pike's take a few days off to tune and .| Peak, in Colorado, to Galveston, repair church pianos or organs, Texas, in an 8-foot boat. free of charge. He bought “The White Dove,” | tower twice sending a torrent of water He also intends to hold religious the 14-foot craft in which he is and broken tile through the skylight services and give music lessons to making his tfip down the Mis- {of the Fourth street lobby. One of ‘anyone interested, he informed The Tribune by letter. Churches desiring his services, motive power. He intends to take he wrote, should address him care his time but expects to reach New of general delivery, Bismarck. Be- Orleans in time to eat Christmas fore he left Fort Benton, he tuned dinner. FA LAHR INSUP ANCE «+: BONDS DR. R. S. 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