The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1937, Page 3

THE: BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, JUNE 24,1937 TAXBODY NAMES) (Woman Leads Search [FARNYOUMMFACS. |Bio Muddy’s Mud STATUTORY GARE! Mfiuddiest Monday Principal in Shooting Case Ar- rested on Basis of Testi- pinay Big aneddy earned its nick- mony at Foe’s Trial ae ae ey, every 1.000.000 oa. : Bismarck carried 126 tons of mud VETERINANIANS 10 [ecec.5 . tional requirements G CONVENE IN FARGO | ems talks from Drs, pee eae er head and professor of veterinery-sare Dr. T.. 0, Brandenburg, Bis- |Sty., end F. E ws marck, Is One of Speakers on Program June 24-25 Grand Forks, N. D., June 24—(?)—Location of anticlines or domes, favorable to the accumulation of and oll, will be one of the Project undertaken Morten County Association Re- vleets 41 at Annual Meet- ing in New Salem i Next highest turbidity rate was : May 1, 1932, according to Wil- i i g | I : z ¢ del N. D., June 23.—North Da- E [ meeting in New Salem last week. They ie oa every ‘taxing district in the count Forty-one members were re-elected while 18 were named to the board for the first time. Re-elected members are: ther, Fort Rice precinct; D, Mackey, DeVaul precinct; Gus Weinreich, New Salem precinct. Tinius Rameland,- Olin precinct; John. Gaebe, Caribou precinct; Peter Buman, Engelter precinct; Fred Molt- zen, Moltzen precinct; Fred Kroeger, Youngtown precinct; Henry Knoll, Little Heart precinct; F. E. Mumby, Albrecht precinct; Gran -Unkenholz, Rural precinct; .M Dettman precinct; John Mason, Bin- dewald precinct. Otto Hageratt, Crown Butte pre- cinet; Alosius Bauer, Massjngham precinct; Conrad O. Braun, Glen Ul- lin precinct; George Leick and Louis Rehm, Hebron precinct; J. F. Ejmer, Fire Clay precinct; Dave Cannell, Cur- Jew precinct; Joseph .Keller, Eagles’ Nest precinct; Nick Hermes, Hermes precinct; N. E. Becklund, Almont pre- cinct; W. H. Stutsman, J. E. Sullivan, A. B. Larson, T. G. C. Kennelly, H. 8. Russell, E. F. Underhill and J. O. Sul- livan, all of Mandan. ~ New directors elected at Saturday's precinct; John Klein, Huff pre- cinct Henry Seifert, Starck pre- einct; John Schauss, Highland pre- ts | lete this month.. zen, Dixie precinct; Wilhelm Wet- zel, Geck precinct; Henry Bechtold, CLEAN FALSE TEETH— GET RID OF STAINS New Easy Way—No Brushing 4 VIRGINIA KLINE Dawson, Braun and Leick. Al Smith and Llama Pose in London Zoo London, June 24—(7}—The honor- ary night superintendent of New York’s Central Park zoo, Alfred E Smith, was photographed with a Liama Wednesday on a visit to the London 200. Mrs. Smith was shopping. Members of the party said Mr. and Mrs, Smith would leave for Ireland Monday and would sail for the United States at the end of their first European tour It was erroneously reported in Genoa today that the Smiths had sailed for home. . Safe in-Minneapolis Bar Robbed of $500 Minneapolis, June 24 —(?)— Theft of cash and jewelry valued at more than $500 from a safe in the Kene- saw bar, was reported to police by Abe Grossman, Included in. the loot were seven watches valued at $125, $125. in. ailver, two diamonnd and. security... funds. to- taling $24 ted from employes. | ~ TASTE SENSE Slipping down a dusty throat in a smooth, icy drink, WINDSOR is a whiskey worth know- ing. Taken neat, it’s a whiskey for enjoyment. Either way, the straight whiskey flavor is there; the mildness is there. And its low ‘price makes it.an exceptional buy! ee ae Narionay Disvizizas Propucrs Conrosation, New Yors, N. Y. 0 Fargo Warehouse 305 Front Street Phone 590 DISTRIBUTED BY Northwest Beverages, Inc. Hi: es i E ee E f He err Z 2 g £ fi ade i i i f E sandstone will increase approximately determined so a the depth he will reach sand- ‘case is based on the same allegation law” defense during the earlier trial, PIONEER FARGOAN DIES Fargo, N. 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