The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1937, Page 4

q SATHRE LAUDS WORK OF ENTIRE NATION'S “ATTORNEY GENERALS r North Dakotan Reviews Le; - lation at National Conven- tion in Kansas City « Kansas City, Sept. 28—()—Declar- ing their offices are “clearing houses” a @ifficulties of all state many @epartments, Attorney General ie ©, Sathre of Bismarck, N. D., as- i attorney generals of the nation By have we played an “important , part in ee remedial legislation. Appearing before the national con- vention of attorneys general Tuesday, the North Dakotan pointed to recent years of economic depression which = he charged have “multiplied duties and 1esponsibilities of virtually all attor- y ueys general.” “There is still a decided lack of in- ‘| formation as to property provisions of { the act,” Sathre said in explanation © of the North Dakota program. “In- tention of the legislature was to E =, to include provisions which per- ‘mit proper administration of the pro- ¢. gtTam and at the same time, insure to Worth Dakota's aged citizens contin- 4 use of their property.” The period in life which may be economical or industrial old also has its problems,” he as- |, explaining that many employ- loyment to those who the period of active Bt period. || superannuation and industrial super- ) ennuation is not touched by the social E) security B elteration of the social security pro- Gram or for correlative legislation THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1937 Yeggs Get $4,400 from Ormsby Bank Ormsby, Minn., Sept. 28—(P)— Cracksmen who cut into a big safe| with an electric drill got approximate- ly $4,400 in a raid on the Farmers State Bank Monday night. ‘The burglars gained entrance to the bank by breaking a rear window, used an electric drill to cut through the vault lock and then bored through the top of the safe in the same man- ner, MANY LAMBS GRADE PRIME AT N. D. SHOW More Than Half of 610 Entries at West Fargo Sell for $10.00 a Hundred West Fargo, N. D., Sept. 28—()— North Dakota sheep "producers ‘Tues- Gay were ready to compete with other feeding territory in turning out high grade lambs after more than half of 610 lambs entered in the first annual fat lamb show at the stock- yards here graded prime and sold at $10.60 per hundred pounds. Sixteen counties were represented in the show, with the largest num- ber of entries, 16, from Nelson county. Other entries were from LaMoure, Ransom, Sargent, Richland, Traill, Cass, Barnes, Griggs, Ramsey, Towner, Bottineau, Pierce, Stutsman and Dickey counties. Fifty head of purebred rams were sold in connection with the show, going for as high as $67.50, paid for @ purebred Hampshire owned by R. E. Strutz and Son, Jamestown. First place exhibitors of rams in- cluded Struts and Son, Gordon Brown, York; Anderson brothers, ‘Wild Rice; National Livestock farm, PALM GARDEN HAS ‘World War. Said to Be One of Finest in Northwest; @ld-Timers’ Pro- gram Planned Wednesday eee Dr. Herbert ©. Han Hanson, direc! A Dew, bee 9nd | back pes eee the North Dakota Agricultural col - of solid walnut, declared to be one cel of the finest bars in the entire North-| xperiment station, will attend the west, has just been installed at the sta Palm Garden, 121 Third Street, by Arthur Bernstein, proprietor. Installation was completed over the week-end and patrons had their first glimpses of the elegant new fur- niture Monday. To keep the interior of the Palm Garden compatible with the new fixtures, Berstein also has ocom- Pieted a re-decoration and re-ar- tangement of his premises. The new bar, manufactured in North Dakote, is 32 feet long. The back bar, of the same hard wood, is electrically cooled throughout its en- tire length. Beer, wines and liquors are kept in the back-bar at Picard La proper temperatures, TIL,/ sights guaranteed by the Labor Relations act, “With Frank Sullivan, formerly of the Cocoanut Grove in Minneapolis, We Congratulate Mr. Art Bernstein of the the installation of the new bar, the Palm Garden dance floor has been reconditioned upon instellation and other fixtures rearranged. ber and back reid a handsome new walnut wish his concern con- tinued success. ‘Mapleton; Hartley Stock farm, Page, | the and Fred Beyers, Ellendale. CASSELTON MAN DIES Fargo, N. D., Sept. 22—(7)—Thomas Engels, 81, Casselton, died Sunday in hospital. Extends Best Wishes to MR. ARTHUR BERNSTEIN and his newly remodeled and redecorated Palm Garden FRANK LOOMIS VINCENT KIELTY jes. On draught i and in bottles at the redecorated and improved Liquors, are dispensed at the Palm Palm Garden in downtown Bismarck (121 Third Street) for wholesome recreation and exercise. We point with pride to our new Handsome Walnut Bar and Back Bar which we have just installed. We feel this is one of the finest bars in the entire Northwest. The interior of the garden has undergone a face-lifting to make the sur- roundings compatible with this beautiful new furniture. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, SEPT 29 WILL BE OLD-TIMERS’ NIGHT Old-timers are perticularly invited to the Garden for this night, An excellent old-time fiddler will be on hand to scrape off the melodies you love so well. Seng cthier feaiurte dtenzied for the entertainment of old-timers, CONGRATULATIONS We congratulate Mr. Art Bernstein on the many pepecrersenite he has made at the Palm Garden. We wish you continued success, Missouri Slope Distributing Co. _ Distributors of Schlitz BEER That Made Milwaukee Famous The Palm Garden ARTHUR BERNSTEIN, Proprietor SMOOTH AND MELLOW...THE ‘SAME ON DRAFT OR IN BOTTLE When the Whistle Blows . . . Wet Yours With Gluek's NASH - FINCH COMPANY 313 MAIN AVE. BESMARCK, N. DAK. isin = ee Mrs. Bern-/ Farmers Union Oil sila charge of the off-sale coun- that exclusive Station Incorporated AFL-CIO St Strike Clash oo, cage bre seme d been granted two APL. NEW WALNUT BARISESPSSS SSS oe ocr ne Peters a [a fentry of the A. E. P..d */Groane’to”the Farmers Uniea Ol and were pummeled aa jthrough picket line of opposition |and Smelt Workers, a CIO unit, after nionita Tuesday ai announced by at the Mueller Brass |it was the company Four Badly Hurt in bargain- At least four man suffered severe in- |;he_ Picket Tesumed.| The world’s heaviest mest esters afe and when American Federation of | A strike the plant late |the people of Argentina, who average Labor members forced their way |Monday by the Union of Mine, Mill/36 pounds 8 year. to the PALM GARDEN Upon Installation of Its Fine, Modern Bar and Its Interior Re-decoration ; — From — ‘Northwest Beverages, Inc. Distributors of NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS FLEISCHMANN’S GIN Du BOUCHETT LIQUEURS : BISMARCK, N. DAK. MINOT, N. DAK. FARGO, N. DAK. ASK FOR— Grain Belt Beer “The Minneapolis Beer” When You Visit the Remodeled - Redecorated - Renewed PALM GARDEN You'll find the famous Our Congratulations, Mr. Bernstein You have made some splendid improvements at the Palm Garden. _Capital Sales Co. 301 W. Main Phone 1038 We Congratulate MR. ART BERNSTEIN _on the improvements he has made in THE PALM GARDEN and are especially proud that we had the pleasure of fur- nishing the Modern New Bar Fixtures. Fargo Food & Equipment Co. Manufacterers and Distributers of Cafe, Bakery. and Tap Reem Supplies snd Equipment FARGO, N. DAK. Custom-Built Fixtures Made in North Dekota an we ees EES es Ee,