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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-03

rood business, building stock and
fixtures invoice $1,000. Will sell
5000 with $4,000 down balance
easy payments. III health only
reason for selling. Address Chas.
Frank. Powers Lake. N. D.
7-ll-3w
FOR sALE-0ne q The best paying
and best located small businesses
in the city; only $500 will buy it;
stock and fixtures are worth much
more than that. Owner is sick and
cannot attend to it. F. E. Young.
+ First National Bank Bldg. Phone
70. So. 7-28-1w
FURNITURE FOR SALE-Including
dining room SET living room set,
ivory finished bedroom sets, rugs.
refrigerator, kitchen furniture and
victrola at bargain. 120 West
Thayer st. Phone 8S7M.
| Y" 7-31-5t
FOR SALE-At less than half, furni-
ture, including curtains for s room
house, used about a year. Rent
paid to Sept. LIST. Call evenings
only. Phone 1055R. 200 West
Thayer st.. 49, 8-1-3t
FOR SALE-Dining table and five
dining chairs, arm chair, steel bed
complete, kitchen table, and wash
i ing equipment. Nearly new. Apart
meht 10, Tribune. Phone STOW.
|. 49, s-2-3t
WANTED-To rent hall for moving
picture purposes in Western North
|: Dakota, by party having complete
moving picture outfit, chairs, etc.
Write Tribune, 6O2. 8-2-3t
FOR SALE-Clcsn Hardware Stock
in Grant Co. County Seat town.
Good crops. $460O.0O stock. For
particulars write Box So Carson,
N. D. 7-3O-1w
FOR SALOONS Mogual as H. P.
tractor, cheap if taken at once. For
further particulars address Taylor
= State Bank, Taylor, N. D.
FOR SALE-25-45 Twin City gas
! thrcshing and blowing engine. Fine
condition. John c. Taylor, Steele
N. d. 8-2-3t
FOR SALE-Household furniture
and also two rooms for rent in
modern house. Call at AIT 10th St.
I .-tS S-1-St
FOR SALE-Cheap. Shetland Pony
cart, harness, saddle, etc. Inquire at
|, 1O4 Park Ave. 8-2-3
FOR SALE-Chcap. Gas range, near
ly new. Phone 1055R. 200 Yves,
|, Thayer. 8-l-8t
/ BOARD AND ROOM
ROOM AND BOARD-Banncr House,
So per week, all you want to eat.
|. Also a girl wanted to work, 1O4
!, Main St. Phone. 231. 7-31-1w
| statesmen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and collector
Call or notify Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., Bismarck, N. Oak.
l. 8-2-1w
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

HELP WANTED-MALE
MALE HELP WANTED-Dentist OPP
orator, must be registered in North
Dakota. Good salary and commits
sion. Write New York Dental Com
pany, Fargo, N. Oak.
8-2-2w
YOUNG MAN-wanted to work by
the month. Francis Jaszkowiak.
AL 18th. Street. 7-26-tf
.WANTED-Man night cook. Apply
at Minute Lunch. S-3-1t
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LOST-Female setter, three years old,
mostly white, black on head and
spot on back, my name on collar.
Liberal reward. Phone 1913. A. w.
Mellcn. 8-3-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For reSl-
dence property, improved 100, two
and half miles from town. Excel
lent water, fertile soil, level.
bromus and clover pastures. Spleen
did proposition. Chas. Ryder,
owner, Pettibone, N. d. 7.31-lw
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FOR SALE-Cheap. Shetland Pony.
i cart, harness, saddle, etc. Inquire at
!, 1O4 Park Ave. 1928
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FOR RENTAL modern house, three
bedrooms. Phone 401.
Q.2.2t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

eve register teachers for all school
positions. Immediate service. No
charges to school boards, only / per
cent to teachers. Cooperative Teach
lrs' Exchange, $50 Temple Court,
Minneapolis, Minnesota. 7-3O-3w
WANTED - Competent maid for
general homework, family of
two. Apply DR.. M. E. Bolton,
1l9 IL Main ST., or Apartment
D, Rose Apartments, after six.
Q I u
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FOR SALE-Chcap. Gas range, near
{ ly new. Phone 1055R. 200 West
(, Thayer. 8-1-8t
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BOARD AND 1OOM
ROOM AND BOARD-Banner House,
So per week, all you want to eat.
T. Also a girl wanted to work, 1O4
: Main St. Phone 231. 7-31-1w
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I4tFtl. Z ~ 1Fy1s

Attorney for plaintiff
7-2O-22 S-asl0r17724 ~ - &
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statesmen

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and collector.
/, Call or notify Singer Sewing Ma
/, chine Co., Bismarck, N. Oak.
I; 8-2-1w
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mansee apartments. 423-5th St.
2.1.1 W
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-01
He Aqui Una EspOsa
........a .Feliz
Dice la Sonora Ruth Majors que sun
Nervios y .Corazon estan mucho
.r,.c ,,H,...,.. mejor.


Ella escribe.:: Tome un frasco de
Nuga-Tone " me esta probando lnejor
que. ninguna otra medicina que haya
tornado, Me siento mas fuerte y mis-
nervios y coraz6n estan mucho mejor'
Puedoo dornir. bien todas las noches.
Sra. Ruth, Majors, Santa Cruz, Calf. !,
Nuestros lectores hallaran en- el Nuga-
Tone un remedio inofensivo. y ehcaz
que aumenta la fuerza ell vigor, vigo-
ri6ca rapidamente. los nervios, la san
gre 4YI el euerpq, en- general aumenta fll1se
el apetito, .Nuga-Tone produce un sue
no tranqu;lo y reparador, estirnula per-
fectamente el higadq y los intestinos, y
los manufacturers conocen tan bieA
sus magnificos resultados, que solicitan
a todos los droguistas que 10 garanti'
cen devuelvan Ell dinero en- todos lSs
casos en- que ell cliente no haya quedado
satisfecho. Reconendado, garantizado
vendido por todas las droguerias, o
puede obtenerse directamente remltlen-
do $1.OO al National Laboratory, lOl6
S. Wabash Ave, Chicago, Ill.-C-3.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-01
Ell DRAGON De INNUMERABLES CABEZAS

accion dramatica, esta ha tenido por
ultimo que manifestarse.
En- Espana existe la viciosa cos
tumbre de no considerar los fen6menos
polfticos, sociales del resto de la hui
manidad. Sc opera sobre ell case es-
panol, no sobre ell hombre moderno;
de ahf surgen los errores de perspec-
tiva, los juicios provincianos que tan
tas veces Sc dan entire nuestros inte-
Iectuales. Asi ahora la dictadura ha
sorprendido a muchos como una cosa
incongruente como un suceso pura-
mente espanol, cuando la dictadura es
general toda Europa desde hace
unos amos.
La dictadura Zen algdn pals puede
disfrazarse bajo habiles formas) es-
taba tan en- ell aire, que la fuerza y la
preston del ambiente han precipitado
su aparicion. Quiere decir que Espa-
ia, pesar de su pereza, no ha podido
librarae de vivir dramaticamente, ten
samente. La dictadura estaba en- el
aire era fatal. iPero quien arros-
traria la empresa?
Ninguno de los politicos conocidos
era nj capaz nj digno de arrostrarla.
Ha sido un general quien Sc ha pres
tado a obedecer a la fatalidad, tai
! vez sin pensarlo demasiado y con ese
generoso o inconsciente impulse de los
hombres que Sc prestan ser ejecu-
torres de las fatalidades historicas.
Algunos tiemblan ante los aconteci-
mientos, otros dudan, otros hacen gui-
nos ponen sus reparos escepticos.
Pero hay algo evidente, y es que la
modorra espanola Sc ha transformado
en- una inquietud, en- una alarma, en-
una animation en- un entusiasmo
que es un sintoma ,indudable de vida.
En- cuanto a los que temen por Espa-
ma tan pronto como notan un sacudi-
miento, en- realidad es que no Green
en- la fortaleza y los inagotables re-
cursos whales de Espaiia. Lo impor-
tante siempre es que no falte la ci-
ia, nj un momento, la inteligencia.
Jose Ma. SALAvERRIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-01
lEs I'd. un EsclavO
de SUI Vejiga?
iTiene I'd. que hacer aguas
a@uqo a cada momento? p, 3

e j
ST forma I'd ,parte del crecido ndrne7
70 de martires. que Sc ven obligados
interrumpira su sueflo por stener; gle
levantarse a pasar aguas, sin duda que
Sc lalegrara I'd, saber que su tnartirio
desaparecera 81 Sc decide I'd. tonar
por unas pocas semanas las Pastillas
del DIR. Becker para los Rifiones y
Vejiga, i. La ehcacia de !estas pastillas
para ,el tratamiento de catarrot e inf1a-
macion en- la vejiga.; ardor en- 81 eaho al
pasar las aguas; ineontinepcia de: la ori-
ma ;remision retazada goteada ,orines
trrbios o de NAL olor, 0 que dejan
I'm aSiento blancuzco amarillo
cuando reposan por algunas; horas en-
una yasija, ,su ehcacia,, repetimos, ha
sidoi probada por' IN bueh ndn1ero de
amos y por consiguiente no vacilamos
en- recomendarle que las tome por ale
gunas semanas, nara que deje de ser un
exclavo de su vejiga, goce de buen
suefio durante la noche y de tranqu3li-'
dad durante ell dia. NADIA mas molesto
que ell tener que pasar aguas a cada
momento.
Las Pastillas del Dr. Becker para
los Rifiones Vejiga Sc venden en- las
boticas los boticarios las recomien-
dan. No pierda tempo en- tomarlas.
"Mientrds mas pronto las toms mas
IieeYo Sc cuYdrG"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-01

A veces no podemos evitar las COM
paraciones, y un hombre descollan-
te en- la vida publica 10 relacionamos
con Cesar, otro con Cavour Bis
mark, a otro con Don Quijote, a otro
simplemente con Sancho. En- esta
OCCASION, yo me imagine al general Pri-
mo de Rivera en- la actitud y figura
de San Jorge.
Calado ell casco brunido, ce1ida la
brillante coraza, aparece San Jorge
con la espada en- alto sobre el podero-
so dragon, hijo protervo del inferno.
Asi veo levantarse al general, aunque
vestido con pano kaki, dispuesto a
matar a ese monstruo dragoniano que
tenia oprimida Espaiia: la mala po-
Utica. Ell monstruo que hubo de ven
Ger San Jorge recibia su fuerZa de
las propias potencias infernales; el
dragon que viene derrocar ell gene
raj Primo de Rivera no recibe de tan
lejos nj de tan hondo su fuerza; pero
no es por ESQ menos dragon, menos
internal nj menos poderoso.
San Jorge termino con una estoca-
da certera SUI combate contra ell dra-
gon. En- ell case presente, la empresa
es mas dificil. No Sc trata de desca-
bezar a una mala bestia con un gol-
pc valeroso. Ell enemigo de la salud
de Espana no es un monstruo inmo-
raj de una fera cabeza de diez fie-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-01

ras cabezas conglomeradas; es un enc
migo que tiene mnumerables cabezas,
incontables colas, infnitas escamas.
Por ESQ en- este case la verdadera di-
ficultad de los que han realizado ell
movimiento comienza en- ell acto, Sc
agrava despues de acto y seguira ha-
ciendose mas dificil a medida que el
tempo transcurra.
San Jorge, en- suma, tendra que AGO.
modarse al herofsmo cotidiano, a un
heroismo lleno de paciencia, y en- lu-
gar del casco y la coraza Sc vera obli-
gado a hacer de operador. Opera
ci6n laboriosa, abrumadora cirugia!
Cada dia destruira un detalle, un ner-
vic danado, un diente voraz, una boil
sta de veneno, un punto de pus, un
fondo de hiel. Aqui cauterizara una
tendencia, ALA cortara un trozo de
carne viciada, mas ALA sofocara sos
pechosas e insinuantes palpitaciones.
Y ell valeroso San Jorge, entire tanto,
Sc vera pronto acosado por Glen mil
min1sculos enemigos, aburrido de gol-
pear sobre infinitas maleolencias que
Sc escurren de las manos, que Sc aga
zajan al golpe y reaparecen con su
demoniaco don de superintendent.
iQue todo este es dificil? 81. Els
muy dificil. Pero tambien es cierto
que no habfa mas remedio que arros-
trarlo.
Hubiera sido incomprensible, dentro
de la ley historical de la justicia dis
tributiva, que Espana Sc mantuviese
inc6lume, al margen de las sensacio-
nes dramaticas, mientras desde 1914
no queda apenas un pedazo de suelo
en- Europa que no participe de la ira
gedia. Nuestro pals no podia razona-
blemente alegar ningun especial pri-
vilegio de la Providencia. Retardado
ell momento de la accion fuerte, de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-01

Influenza maligna de cierta maliglli-
dad visual.
Valdrfa la pena que algdn cientffi-
co de nuestro pals Sc tomara la moles-
tia de averiguar algo del NAL de ojo
Y ST es que los cientfficos saben va
mucho de este, bien estaria que divul-
gaIan algo, pues ell xlisipar los temores
y recelos de las madres es cosa tan
it'll I'm pals como el delTamar la san
gre de las venas en- Ia defensa de un
ideal de redenci6n, Y con Ell anhelo de
yer alzarse libre y airosa Ia bandera.
que Sc venere.
CoirespOnSal.
Utuado T. r., % de Ost., de 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-01
San Juan, p. r. Oct. 10, 1923.

Ce<Al Oea& Abs WV 4O, 4OSOs
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdblica su-
basta de las obras de construction de
cinco Kilometres mas menos de la
carretera "Corozal Barros", Sec
cion "Rio Mata Canas-Garganta Jo-
boz, cuyo presupuesto aprobado
asciende a NOVENTA Y SEIS MIL
CUATROCIENTOS TREINTA Y
OCHO DOLLARS, cuarenta Y tres
centavos, ($96,438.43), Sc admitiran
en- esta oficina hasta las 2 P. M. del
dia 5 de noyiembre de 1923, en- que Sc
abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que han
de regir en- ell contrato, y podran re-
coger los licitadores los pianos y mo-
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar, mediante un dep6sito de diez
dollars ($10- en- check certificado, giro
postal efectivoe que seran reembol-
sados al ser devueltos dichos dpcu-
mentos en- el plazo de veinte dias (20)
despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva ell de-
retho de rechazar cualquiera o todas
las proposiciones Y el de adjudicar el
cOntrato bajo otras consideraciones
gre las del precio solamente.
GuillermO Esteves,
Comisionado del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-01

AUTOMovIL DODGE. Este carro es
ell mas acreditado en- Puerto Rico en-
precio menor de dos mil pesos. Visi-
tenos Y lie probaremos este. Andreu
Aguilar & Co., Paseo Princesa, San
Juan, P. R. AdVt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-01

ZION cuanta frecuencia Sc oye
la expression: "Daria todo
10 que poseo 81 pudiera
estar bueno." Entonces Guide
su salud como cuidaria sus
riquezas.
Ell Reumatismo, Envenena.
miento por Acido Urico, Irregus
laridades Urinarias, con frecuen-
cia acompahadas de dolorosas
inAamaciones de la vejiga, es
casi siempre - el resultado de
debilidad de los rinones que Sc
han descuidado.st ae cs9s .t,v- %
Los rihones soni5 los iInpor-
tantes 0rganos que hltran la
sangre, situados EN- la parte
estrecha de la espalda 4 Ia deres
cha efseizquierda5 delo .espinazo.
Los rifiones SON s6tganos ,delica-
dosy fEecuentenientel se dehilitan
debido a - malas ,;'costumbres,
conner zen slexceso, cun g resfrio,
gripe, influenza, 8 depression.
En- este estados sellosn deianr de
filtrarl los venenos de la sangre.
Estos venenoss que dsbieran, exr
pelerses por la, ,vejiga Sc quedan
enFel sistemas yIlos rinones deben
tonificarses para b haeerse cargo
del texcesot de trabajO1 - hs4iu
La debiEdad4 de los riHones a
menudo Sc hace presente por
medic de dolores de espalda,
agudos dolores en- el espinazo.
Tai vez se sienta !. dolores de
cabeza s periodos de marcos, y
continues deseos de orinar.
No espere que le sobrevengan
males mas serios. Las Pildoras
de Foster son el mejor remedio
para los rihones que Sc conoce.
Su pronto uso puede evitarle
afios de sufrimientos.
IpIIDORAS DE FOSTER
DADA nc DINNNEc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-01
GOBTERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTMENT. DEL INTERIOI:
NEGOCIADO DE OBRAS PUBLICAS

oFlClNA DEL supte. de obras Pd-
blicas.
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VALLEY CITY
DEATH HEARING
is DELAYED

Valley City, N. D., Aug. 9.-The
preliminary hearing of Marvin,
Cfownhart, Oscar Olsby and Ralph
Hickman, charged with second degree
murder In conneetion with the death
Of Elfreda Anderson, 18, Sunday aft
ernoon may be delayed. Minnie An
derson, 20,. sister Of the dead girl,
who will be chief witness for the
state, is In Cathay attending the fun
eral of the victim Of Sundays trag-
edy. s..
! Elfreda, 1s, Valley city normal
student from Cathay, died Sunday
night a few hours after she had
jumped from q speeding car in which
her sister and three young men, now
held for murder, were riding. Ac-
cording to authorities, she and her
sister had accepted an invitation
from the boys to 60 Joy riding and
when on the outskirts of the city,
Crownhart, who sat in the back with
Elfreda, attacked her. f..
Blame is attached to Hickman and
Oisby because they did not stop the
car or assist the frightened girl to
escape from her assailant. Liquor
was found in the car.
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DEATH CLAIMS
MRS. BECHT0LD
OF GLEN ULLIN
Complications Resulting From
an Operation Lead to
Sudden Death

Mrs. H. F. Bcchtold of Glen Ullin
died at local hospital Wednesday
morning shortly after 8 o'clock as a
result Of peritonitis and carditis.
She had been in failing health for
the past few years but after an oper
alton recently appeared to be recov-
ering completely until shortly. before
the end came, which was very unex-
pected.
Mrs. Bechtold was born in Baden,
Germany, Aug. 8, 1871, coming to the
United States with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gregory Feser when but
nine years of age and residing with
them at their home in Cleveland,
Ohio. until 1885 when she came to
Mandan, N. Oak. She became the
wife of H. F. Bechtold Of Glen Ullin,
Nov. Ia, 1892. They made their home
there until 1906 when they returned
to Mandan upon Mr.. Bechtold becom-
ing sheriff of Morton county. In
1909 she again returned to Glen Ul-
lin, residing there until the time ~of
her death.
The deceased was an active mem
Der Of the Red Cross during the
World War; member of the Church
Of the Sacred Heart, and an active So
cial worker. Her many years Of resid-
ence in this part of the country and
her friendly cheerful nature resulted
in her making q host Of friends, who
will miss her.
she is survived by her husband, H.
F. Bechtold; daughter, Mrs. Edward
Muggli Of Zippel, Mimi, four sons,
Joseph H. Of Dickinson; Louis F. of
Bismarck; Julius C s6d Cornelius ].
Of Glen Uilin; her father, Gregory
Feser Of Yakima, WASH; four sisters,
Mrs. Peter Mauch of Harra. WASH,
Mrs. L. F. Tavis, Mrs. Phillip Geek
and Mrs. James Payne of Glen Ullin;
three brothers, Joseph Feser Of va
kima, WASH, Frank Of Selah, Wash,
and Max Of Glen Ullin.
Funeral services will be held in
the church Of the Sacred Heart Of
Glen Ullin Sunday and interment
will take place in the Sacred Heart
cemetery.
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WILL DEMAND.
CONTRACT
BE CANCELLED
Notice of Intention TO Pursue
Action Is Given County
Commissioners
HELSTROM CONTRACT
Employment of Attorney to
Act in Tax Cases Is Held
Illegal by Plaintiffs

Notice was served upon members
OF the board of county commits.
E1Oners, Frank Johnson, county au-
ditor. and F. o. Hellstrom this at.
ternoOn that on September an
application will be made in dis
trict court Of Burleigh county for
an order restraining the defendants
from employing Mr.. Hellstrom, or
from paying any warrants issued
to him or from carrying out an
alleged contract he has with the
commissioners.
The plaintiffs are Frank w. MUIR
ply, T. b. CayOu and John F..
George.
The complaint which accompa-
ried the papers served on March
Z. 1923, the commissioner passed
4 resolution employing F. 0. He'll
strom to- assist the states attorney
In Investigating large amounts OF
taxable property reported to have
escaped taxation, to pay him for his
services in the matter retainer
fee of 5000 and 10 per cent OF taxes
actually collected. but should the
10 per cent exceed 5000 that
amount should be deducted from
the fee.
CONTINUED on Page Three)
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THREE RAIDS
ARE MADE IN
KIDDER COUNTY

Fargo, Aug. 8-Three raids in Kid
der county brought Jacob. Hinkle and
Nels Norgaard Of Tuttle, and John
Herring Of Driscoll into court for vi
oiation Of the prohibition law. Aug.
. and 4, according to reports made
to the federal prohibition office here.
Fifty-two gallons of mash and
liquor and three stills were taken in
the raids. The biggest find was that
on the property Of John Hinkle,
where cook car, marooned near the
house, was being used as q manufac1
turing plant, according to agents. al.
legations. Fifty gallons Of fruit and
sugar mash and I complete still were
discovered in the car. The equipment
included q 10 gallon and IL gallon
boiler still. A quart Of whiskey and
q small still were found upstairs in
the house. The search was made un-
der q warrant issued by j. F. Smith
Of Steele, justice Of the peace.
Nels Norgaard Of Tuttle was ar.
rested Aug. 8, after search Of his
house revealed 10 gallon still and
coil. No liquor was found on the
premises. Norgaard is 46 years old
and has wife and eight minor chill
drsn ranging in ige from months
to II years.
John Herring Of priscoll was ar
rested Aug. Z following the discovery
Of 8 quarts Of colored moonshine
whiskey in concrete smokehouse
at his home. The smokehouse was
locked when state and local officers
searched his property.
These three c1aes will be prose-
cuted IN state court. s
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OUR LAND IS
HELD T00L0W.
FARMERS SAY
Local Man Finds Southern
Wisconsin Farmers Amazed
At Corn Crop Here

/; Farmers down IN southern Wiscon
! sin want to know why land on tn,
! Missouri Slope that will produce {
good corn crop doesn't sell for more
money, Frank Barnes, of the Cit,
National Bank, said on his return
from business trip today.
The farmers with whom he talked
were amazed when they learned OF
the fine corn crops of western North
Dakota, he said. They had heard
that good corn could be raised here
and were anxious to learn about it.
Corn is their Inain dependence there,
and the land SELLS from $3.50 to 5000
an acre. Their corn crop is hardly
better than that Of the Missouri
Slope, year in and year out, and they
think the land up here ought to be
worth lot more money, he said.
Oats and barley was being thresh-
ed in southern Wisconsin, with
yields running from 25 to O'bushels
an acre. Their pasture is dried up.
They raised practically no wheat,
having abandoned wheat raising long
ago, Mr.. Barnes said. They do have
fine corn crop and expect to pros-
per by it.
"Corn is the only thing that pulls
them out" said Mr.. Barnes. 'They
have plenty of feed to fatten their
cattle this winter and for their dairy
cattle. They point out the way for
us-to raise more corn and fatten
our own cattle instead of sending in
feeder stock for them to take to their
farms to fatten."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-09
ESCAPE JAIL
AT HAZELT0N
Two Men Saw Their WAY
Out of Jail There

Two men, one of whom has been
arrested for stealing Ford car in
Hazelton, escaped from the jail there
last night, according to a telephone
message to local police who were
asked to be on the lookout for them.
The car bore license No. 8175S,
which, according to records of the
Motor Vehicle Registration, depart
ment, belongs to S. E. Brindle Of
Hazelton.
The message received here said the
men sawed their way ont Of Jail, pre-
sumably with saws they had conceal
ed on them or were passed in by
confederates. The message said there
were three men in the same party
The men. it is believed, had given fic-
titious names. One of the men. it was
added, had confessed to stealing the
car which, it is understood. was re-
covered.