The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-22
NEWS BRIEFS

Chicago.-W Windows Of a police sta
ton were shattered when Il bomb cN-
pIosion across the street parity
wrecked barber shop, operated by
Il woman. Labor trouble was assign
ed as the cause.
Moorhead. Naturalization, which
may result in testing the cun5tllu-
,ionality of the Minnesota law Ilccns-
ing and bonding potato dealers, was
started here with the arrest of two
dealers.
Grand Forks, \. D.-Ralph Lynch
was elected pre- Sidcnt OF Grand
Forks FairhoIding company here.
Cass Lake, Minn.--The t0nsolida-
ted Chippewa agency at CasS Lake
will begin distribution Friday of
Sll5.OOo to the more than 10000 In
Ijans carried on its rolls. +. \. Allen,
superintcndent Of the agency. an
nounccd today. The share OF each
Indian is S1l.So.
st. Cloud.-State highway No. )
from frceport to Mclrose, just paved,
has been opened to travel again, pro-
viding a concrete road from + reepoFt
to Sank Center.
Mankato. Mimi. Harvesting Of
sugar bccts, 4 crop of increasing mn
portancc in this territory, Is IN fuli
swing with yield OF from 10 to |"
tons per acre the average. Blue
Earth county has an increase Of one
third over the acreage OF last year
with adjacent territory showing com
parable increases.
Crane Forks, n. D.-pupils in
Grand Forks county rural schools has
started an intensive campaign TO
raise funds with which to save ':Old
lronsidcs.'
Grand Forks. n. D.--Cases of Il
number Of dependent children Will be
taken up when the Grand Forks coun-
ty welfare board meets Saturday
afternoon.
Fargo. n p.--A campaign to raise
100000 for the work of the North
Dakota Children's home society will
be launched November !.
Fargo, n. D.-The objective, $500,
Salvation Army is assured army Off
Gals announced today.
s Grand Forks, n. D.--A snow storm
Of almost blizzard proportions con-
tnucd here today after covering the
ground to a depth of about two
inches during the night.
Grand Forks. n. D.-The Cniversi-
ty Of North Dakota broadcastinG sta
: ton will 20 on the air tonight at
s:45. O'Clock for the first time this
season.
Rochester, Minn.--Thc Honorable
Sybi Dawson, daughter of Lord
Dawson, physician 10 the British
royal family, drove Il car for the
first time in the United States mere
yesterday and got all mixed up in
doing it. The honorable Sybil. who
rs i guest with her parents ut the
home of DR.. c. II. Mayo, started to
drive down the left side of the street
as they do in England. Dash it all
- she said, when corrected. This
is a nuisance, don't YOU know.
Rochester. Minn.-Robert Hastings,
y
Byron, 10 miles west of here. died
last nighN. He was 50 years Old
Rochester, Minn.-Dorothy Olson,
7-yearzold daughter of AXel Olson
Of CorniAg. Freedom county, was
brought to Rochester to have rem0V-
-.cd Il safety pin which lodged in her
wind pipe. She swallowed the pin
while dressing doll. The little
girl will recover. physicians say.
Minot, n. D.-Minot high gridiron-
crs leave tomorrow for Williston to
meet another undefeated team in I.
clash of ancient rivals.
Mnot, n D.-Last nights showers
have cheered duck hunters with the
prospect of melting ice on sloughs so
that migrating ducks will halt III
this region.
Minot, n. D.-Minot citizens have
volunteered enough rooms to amply
care for the 1000 to 1000 teachers
who are expected to attend the North
Dakota Education association con-
yention October $3.50.
ONE THIN WOMAN
GAINED 10 POUNDS
IN 20 DAYS
Skinny Men Can