The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1937, Page 13

13 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1937 4 : : ‘ See ‘ i bene —————# | Model high at Bottineau; Jan. 11. {tera univeraty se ena? one former Say Werber, Vosmik SIX PLEAD GUILTY | Old Amana Colonists Working at a Modern ‘Task {Additional Sports | |e’ oot tte tn 3 a [tt iver nar tracing tract ee S8Y Wether, Vosmile : = = . at Bisbee; Jan. 28, Rolla at Bottineau, |State college was announced by Pres ° = —. 7 | Feb. 4, Bisbee at Bottineau; Feb. 9,/C W. Pugsley. Chicago, Nov. 23.—()—The Chicago | Irish to Mark Grid Bottineau at Rugby; Feb. 15, Bot-| Stallings replaced R. H. (Red’| Times sald Monday Billy Werber, third | tineau at Rolette. Threlfall, whose resignation becomes] baseman with the Philadelphia Ath- TO GRAIN-STEALING | oe | | | Three Get Penal Sentences in | | \ Milestone Saturday poco jeitective Dec. 1. Heihas been librarian) tetcs, and Joe Voamik, St. Louis o¢——_—- at the college ass Browns outfielder, will be members of ~— _ pal Sa d ree intment of ead tostbars| O° CDORED eae Bos 2 ee OS \ppoi ent of a foot ion snAntERET Or ue ence Naoor zeun ot coach will not be made until later Great Britain owns about ones Irish football Saturday at the | ast Lansing, Mich., Nov. 23.—(e—|Ftesident Pugsley said. | fourth of all the land on earth. Southern California game, at {Don Lash, University of Indiana dis- which members of Notre Dame |tance runner, smashed the American teams from 1905 to 1910 will be record for four miles on the Michigan Court at Cavalier; Other South Bend, Ind., Nov. 23.—(P) Sentences Deferred Ad Cavalier, N. D., Nov. 23.—(7)—Six men held on grand larceny charges ' growing out of theft of pleaded guests. State college track Monday. i a. rete ese while The tan vpiaved | we i Roaring ia near-zero einer he Th anks: 2. 8 Feast \ a S game of foo! on Nov. 33, » |loped around the quarter mile track i Judge W. J. Kneeshaw sentenced losing to Michigan, 8-0. The ii7s to break the former record of siving = years inthe peattentnny” Lawrenos not thes Wolverines artived in [22eayg't, yy gene, Romemainen of is not complete without years , Lawrence not the Wolverines arr 2 DEeilley, 19, to the reform school South Bend a day early to teach | Zyeland in 1013. sompeves wn until he is 21 years old, and Albert’ to one year in the peniten- tary. * The three others who admitted their guilt were Andrew Gjevre, Henry the game to the Irish! Bottineau Basketball {Stallings Made S. D. dhs - — Prospects Not Bright State Athletic Head made with.. Eatinor ‘ Kroeplin and Frank Perius, Sentence 4 ner ferred until after € Brookings, 8. D., Nov. 23.—()}—Ap- ae Arenas the trial inoentney Of the seventh . one ‘ rapes ietioae Feaelrisiest pointment of H. Dean Stallings, Stan- Cranberries a James Perius, who pleaded not : : ——.. : squad lacking alge, speed and experi- sully. si : ence, Coach ©. N. Nelson Is nob too - onash . : ie optimistic about the baske' pros- FAMED OLD PITCHER DIES pects at Bottineau high school. Pittsbureh, Nov. 33.— (7) — A. G. aan: gon Veteran court performers getting in fen wie ae cleg pee east é F i ; ; shape for a 12-game schedule are Carle wished—clothed in his Grand Army & rerpaid Myron Benngie and Winfred of the Republic uniform. The crack 7 a = Ae : The schedule: Dec. 1, Rugby at ¢ ey ai ee ae P ‘ , —— ‘ Bottineau; Dec. 10, Bottineau at Rol- home. alike as they bend absorbedly over their task, four elderly women of the historic Amana, Hip arararm nn arecr tat colonies in Iowa county, la., bundled in heavy sweaters, coats and head shawls, are pictured above ‘ er Most all varieties of cheese first doing their part in the modern industry of hybrid corn seed Production. The women are“ inspecting _—— — originated in European countries, but ears of corn and cutting out defective kernels. The Amana colonies were for many years one of the ne has further developed the largest Commuinistic settlements in the United States, but in recent years have followed more capie s niain varieties, : Specials for Your Thanksgiving TURKEYS Dinner . Make your selection early for best birds. Mincemeat | DUCKS bulk, Ib. 12e The Best on the Lutefisk | seri sree Sihs.25e | te 2M | lig Boe Springers |=, PORK CHOPS _____Ib. 28¢ Moe lace ROAST EF Ih. 20e N ae ca KRAFT CHEESE ___Ib.29¢ Fresh Creamery %-lb. prints Butter Ib. 35c LARD It’s the Flavor thae mellows his morning mood | and sets his heels a’clicking . . that Schilling Flavor, Schilling | Coffee Your Thanksgiving Dinner can be an abundant feast without costing you Ti & W. d a lot of money if you take advantage of ues. e a the very special prices that Piggly Wig- gly is making on all Thanksgiving sup- November plies. We are listing a few of these 5 gl Mt values but come to our store and see the scores of Thanksgiving Specials. You will find the prices so tempting that you will want to stock up on every-day needs at the same time. 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C | 2 bottles 19 Brown Sugar, Green Top Carrots, 1 1 SWEET POTATOES ple Cotter, Maxwell BQ @ | for an aa 19¢ |2buneres c baking, , Bas Celery, fi Pee te oe bok as Libby's marachino red, Pop Corn, giant 2 5 a es oe 13c Peniered Sugar, 1 7 c ee ee 25c dessraessotsersesooescooscesss ill yellow, 2iba C | Head Lettuce, 3 doz. 1 a 2 poun ae ae ee aeeeet , ‘ Peanuts, fresh size, 2 for ........ Dates, pitted, Cc E L E Fe Y plincacapenl buttons, >. roasted, 2 Ibs. ..... 23c Mincemeat, aged in wood, 9- | cello pkg., 2 Ibs..... 25c 5 pounds ........ A 19c eka eae: | wie aee ah 33c 7. Pattee 25c Fresh Tomatoes - Cucumbers - Cauliflower - Radishes Mara ea as Ls OEE sd These specials good for all week. In order to better ser ve our meat customers, our first delivery leaves at 9 A. M.