The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1937, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1937 : Cornerstone Laying (S132 2,6 Leos (Tammany Braves | Ceremony Is Planned * cciast's meepuct wae wil | W Fae or — Back on Warpath 222222525 Mandan Hoopital Has 4 CRICKETS AROUSING CURIOSITY IN STATE Agricultural College Seeks Aid in Determining Abundance and Distribution a placed documents containing cat pistory of the elt. ¢_____~__ | rance in September at which time ne! New Superintendent | Revived New York Political Ma- Tammany Leader | |< 70z*™s,% tt = ine qb. | Seek New + + Hynek Minneapolis become | victories; construction started |; su saa <a — Yoo and finished in 1896, by Lous unbiased WNICE ON THIS HEATING PROBLEM OF OURS!” Dy Sullivan (abore). Christopher ig gee ir yin il THE CRANO- gee cae a eBere ace Repeblican Nomination H Ball New Yor pobiiea Nebesoamt @ When you select a heating system for your own home, ZEPH-O-LATOR ogy ee yugee : seats ta meeting - y % 3 7 5 Boe conened. ihe bospesal i Seeent saa eee eae peters i condos you want aubiased advice—sound, experienced coun- : cae ae ‘and would seek also the Re-| te Wate James J. Dooling. sel. CranEquip your heating system and you'll get such Mears se -' Nels P. Ellisen, 78, publican nomination. | help. Crane handles every type of heating system, all ee cca ” Mandan Pioneer, Dies cosas: Sev Dal site, emerges us| Push NY A Projects to abe wey oe ee See Mandan Pioneer, Dies cu-spoxen New Deal critic, emerges as | Si r round air conditioning. Your problem will be stadied The Geano-Ze -O-Lasot de es "Eni cntegy foreet te nam-/ COMPletion in Morton impartially—you will get system that gives greatest | its hewted nig satisfaction and fits neatly into your heating budget. of the ». Christ ' — Tacoms, | je Of U- &. Rep. sere po | Work has commenced on the fourth Livan as new Tammany leader to! 5 j - supplant the late James J. Dooling. | 62 i= the Odense community of The Crano-Zeph-O-Lator may be just what you f Morzon Samiras then este peddlers ‘en. | Morton county, Harold G. Wheeler, ~ want. But remember, you are not limited to one or Gorsemen: 1 Copeland's candidacy. | COU'Y supervisor of the NYA pro- two choices when you come to Crane. Let our 80 re- egret pasteles ee enki | ‘On the Dan O'Neill farm, one mile years of experience in the heating field help you to last five years from nis | SOM the 2 a by Tam-| nor of Odense, nine NYA workers; choose wisely and well! the Northern Pacific MSAY chieftains leave littie doubt as; to Tammary’s present position on the | #* the job. Another crew is’ _ Dine in the Patterson Din- 57 5 : eis survived by his wife and three NeW Deal, although the society has /| eS cam on bgt | Se ee : ing Room or grill and enjoy |iinea by of a sod ters, Mrs. Thomas Thorson, Se- | Dot issued a formal declaration of war. | i farm, tout ales { food in air-conditioned | cust applied to the ex: Wash; Mrs Leorard Newgard,| There is Sill a powerful, but tem-/ NYA crew members also are| } cool dining rooms. | The department of ex: a: Tacoma; and Mrs Manford Oliphant |Porariy acquiescent, pro-New Deal! ! = | H | Missoula, Mont. He was an uncle of Minority in Tammany. pod i | } ' . Gladys Eilisen, 317 Park Si. Surprises Opponents i eas x aos | di He was a native of Norway, emi-| Tammany's brisk revival, coming | 2 g insect. grating to the United States in 1683, after years of quiescence during which | ‘ CRAI ., 636 Northen Pacific er '2 2 which he suspects of being tne Mor. coming directly to Mandan. Tammany kadess sought in win for| Phees Deve Seas be res ane a ave 12 2 mon cricket, members of the extomo! ———— |federai patronage, apparently took | Ino: aacger of Gamaging the rubs OOM FOR SELECTING ! joss department will appreciate ze- Announce 2 Vacancies |sm opponents by surprise. | ber air retainers Dea Tala RtiD expan jceiving specimens accompanied by a; ~ Only a few years ago some of its; Jal ! HEATING AND PLUMBING EQUIPMENT |statement regarding the abundance In Civil Service Here outspoken critics said Tammany was! of the insects and the location where poieemlg “through”. Even some of its fore- | they are found. examination for| most malwaris were pessimistic. { 3 i But Tammany jumped =| ee Dies a |to the middle of the natioaal poutica | there a et De A So Bee * marck have been announced by the | wars again in an attemp: to measure,! conducted for Joseph ‘Demery. Si vil Service commission. The salary in the coming New York City mayor- | of heart disease. ‘He leaves his widow > $1200 a year. alty campaign, public sentiment on | end three childr “”" | Applicants must have had at least national policies of the Roosevelt ad- | end three children. { : 2 - { i two years experience, one in farming ministration. H ;and oze in any occupation giving a/ It is also a political comeback for | ‘knowledge of wild life, They must be|Tammany’s current _ generalissimo, | i between 21 and 45 years of age. | Smith. 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