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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Sealed bids for the construct ion
of a lateral sewer extension on
Avenue u from Griffin street to
Bell street and on Bell street from
Avenue il to Avenue G. in sewer
Improvement district Number
Eight, will be received by the Board
Of City Commissioners of the City
Of lsismarck.~ North Dakota. until
eight o'clock. D. m. O"tnher .25th.
1926.
: The following approximate guam
titles are given for the guidance Of
bidders:
76a LINEAR feet Of eight inch vitri.
fled sewer pipe in place.
manhOles.
i eight inch by six inch wXes.
Plans and specifications are on
file, In the office Of the City Audi
tor.
Work on this contract shall be
commenced not later than Novem-
her LIST. 1895. and completed not
later than November 18th, 1925.
Each bidder shall state in his bid
tho rate OF interest which the war;
rants are to bear tnot exceeding
seven 60 per cent per annum).
which shall be received and accepte ed
hy him at par In payment for the
work. All bids shall be made upon
. basis Ct cash payment for all
he accompanied BY q certified check
for Five Hundred Dollars t$50O. OOD
payable to the order of a. y. Len
hart. president. OF the Eoard OF City
Commissioners. an a guaranty that
tho bidder will. if successful. enter
into q contract fer the performance
Of the work. Each hid must also he
accompanied by u bidders bond In n
sum equal to the full amount bid,
as provided for in Section 1907. Com
piled Laws Of North Dakota, 1919.
The right il reserved to reject
any or all bids.
vi. H. .ATk TNSOS.
City Auditor.
10--0.1e
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DEFENSE HAS
NEW WITNESS
AT HEARING

Los Angeles, Oct. 16--CR-Counscl
for Aimee Semple Mcpherson today
were manuevering to place defense
witness on the stand before the state
completes its case Mt the preliminary
hearing in which the Angelus Temple
pastor is charged with criminal con-
spiracy.
with nearly three weeks devoted
to presentation Of state testimony in
support of the charge that Mrs. Nc
Pherson manufactured a story of
being kidnapped, defense counsel yes
terday demanded that Mrs. Gayle
Koontz of Tucson, Altoona, be allow
ed to testify before the remaining
state witnesses were heard.
Mrs. Koontx declares she sent u
telegram from Glib Bend, Arizona.
last June shortly before the cvangcl-
list appeared Mt Douglas, Arizona. to
tell Of her abduction. The state con
tends Mrs. Mcpherson sent the tele-
gram to Douglas, while en- route to
stage the final act in the kidnap-
ing plot.
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AT THE MOVIES
AT THE CAPITOL

"Womanpower," Fox Films version
of Harold MacGrath's Red Book
story, "You Can't Always Tell.' which
will be shown at the Capitol theater
Monday. and Tuesday. Is comedy
drama with that rare quality Of being
attractive to both sexes.
Newspaper critics who viewed the
film previous to its release are en-
thusiastic in praise Of its entertain
ing value.
The story pivots about the idle son
of wealthy New Yorker. The boy
becomes infatuated with the premiere
dancer Of q fashionable supper club
and everything else in his life be-
comes secondary to her. Ralph
Graves impersonates the youth and
Margaret Livingston is the luxury
loving, cold-hearted dancer.
"WoNnaDpewer's Is story Of drama,
pathox ana coMeay and is regarded
as one Of the finest pictures Director
beaumont has to his credit.
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Big Crowds Out For
Game at XermiliOn

Vermiiion. s. D., Oct. l6.-LP)-
Stretching for thirty blocks through
the streets of the University city, SO
gayly bedecked floats representing
university organizations and Vermil-
ion business men filed past throng
Of several thousand persons here to-
day to attend the homecoming of
South Dakota university.
The parade, while the feature of
the forenoon celebration, was over
Swallowed by the interes. displayed
in the contest this afternoon between
the North Dakota University and the
South Dakota University elevens
With the exception Of the contest
October so with State ut Bookings
today's game is considered the stellar
football attraction Of the Coyote
eleven.
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Walter F.. Water, Pastor
Divine service will be conducted
tomorrow as follows:
lO:3O Morning worship. The
pastor will preach on the subject. "A
Program For All of Life" The choir
will sing the anthem entitled. my
Faith in Thee" by w. w. Wells. and
Miss Bessie Baldwin will favor US
with solo entitled, "He That
Dwelleth In the Secret Place." by
Ward Stephens. Organ music: Pre-
Jude, se-Schytte. Offertory,
Theme from "Air varie"- Vieu xtemps.
Postlude, Lost Chord Sullivan.
1900 noon. Sunday school. tClass-
es for all a.cs.)
1890 p. NJ. Junior League.
$50 p. M. Epworth League. Topic,
Hero or Coward" Special music.
Leader-Alpha Lusk.
1870 Evening worship. The pastor
will preach on the subject, The Man
Who Changed His Business" The
young peoples choir will sing the
anthem entitled. 'Thc Day is Gently
Drawing to q Close" by Mcphail.
and there>will also be q selected solo.
Organ music: Prelude, Meditation.
Rerwald. Offert0ry, Afterglow- Strang.
Postlude, The Crusaders v olknan. II
YOU have no other church home in the
city we heartily invite you to wor-
ship with u.s. Strangers especially
welcome.
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News of bismarck in the sevcnties,
when the Tribune was only two years
old. was brought to light recently
with the findihg Of copy Of the Sc.
Paul Pioneer Press Of December 22,
l875,~fn Sioux Falls, s. b.
The paper. yellowed with age. has
diApatch from bismarck, Dakota
Territory" which said that the first
nAilffrom Bismarck to the. Black
Hills h@d left Just the day previous
and stnted that many people were
loevipg tor the BLACK Hills. The dis
pAtch also said that Sitting Bull
.MhO had camped all fall on the Little
Missouri with 400 lodges Of Sioux,
was moving south.
.1he VayoF VA s14nnA In tie baalI
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South Dakota Man
SlasheS His Throat
Aboard N. p. Train

Fargo, n. H.. Oct. lG.--LP)-An at
tempt to locate relatives Of man
believed to be Charles Lowell, about
SO, OF Rapid City, s. D.. who is in St.
Johns hospital suffering from cash
in his throat, believed to have been
self inflicted on n train en- route to
Fargo Friday evening. has been un-
successful, police said here today.
While Lowell's condition was de-
scribcd By hospital attendants as ser
i0ue, he probably will recover.
The man was taken from the North
ern Pacific southwestern branch
train upon it's arrival in Fargo about
7:3O p. nj. Friday. He is said to have
slnshed his own throat with jack
knife about 6:55 p. m. in a Mushroom
on, the train.
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~ m. All other d-pa rtnents Of tn.
Church School.
$50 D. M. Christian Endcavor.
1880 p. M. Evening Worship: An.
thems, 10 Love Invisible" Matthews;
king Jesus Is Listening" Dawson
sermon: Cleansing the Life.
Paul :. Wright.
The anthem King Jesus Is u List
cning" which the Presbyterian church
chorus will sing, is n negro spiritual
II is one OF that group Of ."spirituals'
which are being everywhere, recog
nixed as the peculiar and valuable
contribution Of the negro genius t.
the realm Of music. And let us .eal
your attention again to the. nursery
conducted in the church parlors dur.
ing the morning service for the con
vcnierce Of parents who would like t.
attend worship.
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4,i11- CASES
PROSECUTED
DURING 1925
More People Charged With
Violating Liquor Laws Than
With Any Other Crime

States attorneys in SO Of the So
counties in North Daketn prosecuted
4.lll low rviolators during the last
year, according to compilation Of
their reports made to the attorney
generals office.
Included in sthe III different
charges filed against individuals are
30 indictments by grand juries. In
many instances, however, violations
OF a certain law were charged in only
one instance, Is different classifica.
tions being included in tho list of
miscellaneous prosecutions which TO.
tailed only 2f2.
Disposition Of the casea shows that
1l6 we're acquitted, 2A0 were convict
ed, 576 were dismissed, 1 ,O28 are pend
ing and 2.l53 pleaded guilty.
l,lS6 Liquor Law .vialators
Charges Of engaging in the liquor
traffic totaled 1895, over 30 per cent
Of the total charges listed and more
than 1000 more cases than IRE listed
under any other classification. This
figure does not include l54 charges of
being intoxicated in a public place
and l07 charges Of operating motor
vehicle while intoxicated.
Sixteen murder cases were prosecut-
ed during the year and IL cases .of
manslaughtcr.
Other charges under which 50 or
more cases were listed are. As
sault and battery 200; bastardy 1873:
burglary ~: carrying concealed wea.
pons &C: issuing checks without funds
l47; desertion and non-support go;
embezzlement 20; forgery 50; gamb-
ling IL; grand larceny sos; obtain.
ing money or property under false
pretenses &c; petit larceny 1873: rape
%; receiving deposits in insolvent
banks 63; miscellaneous PIG.
Other -ChaGEes
Ten persons were charged with un-
lawfully selling cigarettes, 32 with
working females illegally, II for sell
ing snuff, II for perjury, ~ were
placed under peace bond, 81 charged
with malicious mischief, IA with
jumping board bill, 80 with assault
with a dangerous weapon and &c
with carrying concealed weapons.
The compilation includes statistics
from every county except Stutsman,
from which no report was received.
The Is different miscellaneous
classifications include such widely d.
versified crimes as abusing domestic
animN1s. manning animals and per-
sons, operating dance hall on Sun
day. selling narcotic drugs illegally,
pcddling without license and being
u puplic nuisance. Eight persons
were prosecuted for using obscene
language and III for violating the
pure food laws.
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Penn Decisively
Defeats Chicago

(Contirued from page .ous.)
Butler grabbed it on the Quaker's A.
yard line.
Chicago halted another .Pennsyl-
vania assault at the l5-yard line
when Rouse. intercepting long
Pennsylvania forward. raced back IL
yards in a brilliant run through a
broken field. Fields finally went
over for Pennsylvania second
touchdown. Wascolonis again added
the extra point. Score: Pennsyl-
vania IA; Chicago o.
Chicago. taking Pennsylvania
kickoff, couldn't penetrate the east
ern teams line and puntcd to mid
field. Once more the Maroons
ranks crumpled. FIELDS carried the
pigskin across, but Wascolonis miss
cd the attempt for the point. Score:
Pennsylvania 90; Chicago 0.
Chicago elected 10 kick off after
the third touchdown. but Pennsyl-
yania scored again when Rogers went
over for the fourth Pennsylvania
touchdown. Wascolonis added the
extra point, making the final score,
Pennsylvania q; Chicago Q.
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f0--9-1G


Notice is hereby given that that
certain certain mortgage, executed and de-
se PelloeS i hsr h nslasS1 and m" n.
sors to Oscar swenson Of Biz
marck. North. Dakota. mortgages,
dated the ath day Of November. 4. n.
office of the Register OF Deeds OF
the county Of Eurleieh in the state
e North Dakota. on the 4th day Or
Soyember; a. d; 1911. at O'Clock
Il Of .Mortgases.en. page .eS4. viii be
f0reclOsed by assaie OF the premises
| IN such mortgage and hereinafter
described at the front door Of the
Burleigh County, state OF North
Dakota, at the hour of 10 o'clock
i. n. on the 4th day OF November,
A. ID. 1925. to sattsfy the amount due
epon such mortgage on the day Of
| The premises described In such
mortgage ana which will he sold to
satisfy the same are described ms
| lot twelve tle) in Block Forty six
{46l Of the Northern Pacific Second
eurleigh County. State Of North Da:.
nsw 81 e 1ee soe ma q On 1 sIs
the office OF the Register Of
DEEDS q Burleigh County. state Of
north J@kOt0.
| Default has heen made in tho
terms of said mortgage by the fall
ure OF said nnOrtgagOrs 10 pay at any
time any part OF the principal note
Of @&5. due November 9Th. 1912, Sc.
cured by said mortgage. and said
I mort gagOrs have also failed to pay
l the interest due and payable on said
note ut the, date Of this notice
amounting to the sum OF sos. 90, or
any part thereof. and the said mort
gagee has been compelled, to pay the
taxes on said lot In the sum ar
1880 in order to protect HIS inter-
est M such. The fun amount OF
Said mortgage is therefore due and
lnayah)N and there will be due on
9atd mOrtGage on the day OF sale
the salm Of Five, Hundred Eighty
Dollars ana Twenty Cents ($JS0.2Oj
| together with the costs and dis.
hursementa Of this foreclosure.
Dated ct Bismarck North Dakota.
| On this l5th day of September. "a.
OSCAR SWENSON.
MOrtgagee
Attorney for mortga9ee,
BIAuaar0k, North Dakota.
t pass Of first publication Sept. -.
A.14-25- t0.2-s.ls-23
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Michigan Leads
G0phers at Half

CONTINUED from page one.)
gain consistently at the line. while
q slippery ball made passing prccar-
ious. Score, end of first period,
Michigan Z; Minnesota 0.
The famous Yost statue Of liberty
play gave Michigan her third touch
down, Gilbert racing to the touch
down from the Minnesota 4O-yard
line. Friedman goaled. making the
score Michigan 20. Minnesota 0.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. Mimi, Oct. I6--tA'J-
Wheat receipts 236 cars compared 10
255 a year ago Cash No. northern
I.li:sMl.l47s; No. l dark northern
spring, choice to fancy l.45.sM
LAB good to choice l.Il 7sMl.44:s;
ordinary to good 1885 al .40's: No.
/ hard spring $50 7sM1.54H; No. !
dark hard Montana on track .43!kMl
1905; to arrive 1.431sMl.507s; May
l.lSss; Dec. l.43's.
Corn No. 3 yellow 72M7l.
Oats No. 3 white 4l'sM42is.
Barley 49MG8.
Rye No. 2, 9liaM94h.
Flax No. |, 212iaM2.clis.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Church, corner Seventh and kOsser
streets--C. +. Strutz, pastor.
Services for next Sunday are spe-
cial for it is Rally Day and Foreign
Missions Day.
Morning sermon at 10000 o'clock.
"Rallying for Christ and the
Church"
Special music by choir.
Sunday school at 1900 a. m.
Superintendent II. &. Schwantes in
charge.
A special Rally Day program was
prepared and will demonstrate the
work Of the different departments Of
the Sunday School.
The Evangelical League of Christ
ian Endeavor will he in charge Of the
Christian Citizenship Committee. who
will discuss the topic: what Ideals
Are Found in the Constitution Of the
United States! 1915 p. IN.
Evening service ut 8 o'clock.
Sermon subject: Heroic service
for the King"
Mid week service on Wednesday at
s:45 p. NJ.
A cordial welcome to all.
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Temperature and
Road Conditions

(Merepty readfnes ct .. ny
Bisn,erclk,-Cloyd, A.; roads good.
st. Cloud Clear, ~; roads good.
Minot- Drizzlinx, 30: roads good.
Devils e-cloudy, 50: roads
good.
Winona-cloudy. 46; roads good.
Rochester-Cloudy, s45; roads good.
Jane Cloudy, SO: roads good.
ManAan-Cloudy, 40; roads good.
Fargo-clear. 80; roads ,good.
Mankato Cloudy, 81: roads good.
misunderstanding after night rain.
3S: roads good.
Duluth-Clear. IS; roads good.
Crookston-Cbear, IS: roads good
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
60UCLOoU1E rSAht1
|. Notice g hereby given =. sh Il that 9ss
tivered BY q. ". snyder ana Isabelle
Snyder. hts wife. Of Bismarck. North
Dakota. mOrtgAgors. to E0war0 =
EFaunce OF Bismarck. North Dakota,
sy 5 sgs and lied a's Tor record
ia the office OF the Register 81
Deeds OF the county of BMrleiKh IN
tho state of North Dakota. on thss
9Th day of May, -. D. 1928. At lO:!o
O'CLOCK a; A.. and recoracd tne y. ~
81. ns % & rs s. 81 sals
tn. premises IN such .9ssortgo9e and
[hereIna ftef descrihed, at the front
dsor Of the Court iao.: sss- n tne city
q ot.t ss 81 SeFt pssss. 81 the nosi
g g N Il oe,Sek 4. s. r. iSss, ' 70 satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage
on the day OF sale.
mort gage and which will be sold to
.atisfy the same are described a.
Lot number one Il, In Block
nnmber Fourteen (i4l in Rlvervtew
& sss .ssss SS9t
kQta according. to the plat of said
ths office 81 tho Register ~ Deeds
wlthin and for the said County OF
~ 'b pss.iii has been made in thu
itHfmH OF sald nnortgage by the fall.
lure 0f. said MOrtGnGbr 70 nay at ans
time any part OF the principal note
Ioi sises Due e. Nay sth 1928 g 4 se ,,,n,s
(sagcrs have also tailed to pay m,
part OF the annual interest due MAJ
4th, 1925. on said note amounting q
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Fourth street and Avenue II
G. A. Stephens, Pastor.
Morning worship ut 1880. Subject,
"As the Eagle Stirs Up Her Nest"
1880 Sunday School.
$40 Senior y. Y. +. Z.
7:3O Evening worship.
Subject: what do You Think o!
Christ ?"
1870 Wednesday evening. prayc,
service, subject. Christ, the Life OF
the Believer" Phil |.
30Thursday afternoon the Ladies'
Missionary Society will meet at the
home Of Mrs. J. o. Varney, 4O8 Sec.
ond street. Every lady who is mem.
her Of the, church should be present
at this meeting.
1:3O Friday evening the Girls Guild
will have a banquet at the churt h
Mrs. Stella Bali Shepley, of James.
town, the state organizer will be pres.
ent and speak 10 the girls ut that
time.
II you have no church home you
will receive a hearty welcome at The
Baptist church.
DO not forget to pray. Prayer
changes things.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, Oct. lG--1P)- Range
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat No. !
dark northern l.48A Ml.53N; No. =
dark northern l.47A al Boa; No. !
dark northern l.4lM l.4Ss.
Corn No. 2 yellow Is.
Oats No. 3 white AZ.
Rye. None.
Flax No. 1, 2.12i.M2.24.
Barlc ysample grade 5O': M59; No.
3, 62.
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Thnee Killed During
Free-fpr-au FIGHT

Mexico City, Oct. iC-Lp Special
disnatches from Monterey say that
three pefsons vert Killed and nses.
psper. reporter was wuunded n q riot
;in the chamber Of aeput5es q the
Nueyo Leon state sae5tslstuse last
nieht. s st.sssss
/ The trouble starteds Mhen areeta-
tiers In the gallery hooted: the depu.
tics. The le3makerS and spkctators
thereupon engaged In J .tBee.for-all
fight In which pistcis y*ere freely
used. fssys i \.
Troops are preteelipe the governors
Epelsce. Ritter poll te43 eessanes pre-.
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Minnesota Mother
Searches For Boy

EDtee. N. y, Oct, l6.-kN9 -Exten-
sive search for 16-year-old boy who
Ietkahjs home in Minnesota to work
~ ~ fields in Canada and North
DxfNta, Is being made by his mother,
M0E v. Mayfield, Two Harbors,
TI5ekerd MayfieId left his home in
1,12 q find work II the harvest
~ end worked In Canada before
! o1 - 10 North Dakota. He ea4Ae
1S III state from Brandon, CApade,
Sn1 ~ e nowbells, n. D., on July
NJ ~ Il described ~ his moth
II lslleses: A. l6h yeays: weight
SoSadn: hDiGht : fest Z inches;
IStp. Ms 1ves, light eouenoex-
r =. q eifiaa, = =
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DriscOll Man. Hurt
in Crossing Crash,
Dies of Injuries

jamestown, n. D.. Oct. l6-P)-
John Lygnass of Driscoll, N. D.. who
suffered fracture Of the skull Tues
day night in the crossing accident
which proved fatal within few hours
to his companion, Neal Dodge Of Ed
munds, died at s O'Clock this morning
in the local hospital without regain
ing consciousness. A brother is here
from Dell Rapids, Iowa, the former
home Of the deceased, and will take
charge Of funeral ARRANGEMENTS.
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Pioneer Fargo
Ii. Builder is Dead

Fargo, N. b., Oct. 1s-tg-Amos
Tweeden. 81, builder and proprietor
Of the Tweeden hotel and Of the
Princess Theatre here, died suddenly
in his room at the hotel about 1880
a. m. today. Death was declared due
to a stroke Of apoplexy. Mr.. Tweeden
came to Fargo 80 years ago from
Superior, Wisconsin.
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IT'S A LONG PULL UP TO
JOB AS WEATHER FORECASTER

Washington, Oct. lO.--Why is it
that all weather forecasters are men
pretty well on in years?
"Eor the simple reason" explains
Chief. Charles F. Marvin Of the Unit
ed States weather bureau. "that Y
forecaster's is the highest position
in the bureau, next to chief. A fore
caster has to work up. 1t takes
time"
An observer and a forecaster
shouldn't be mixed. There are only
five forecasters in the country:
Henry J. Cox. Chicago; |. N. Cline.
New Orleans; E. H. Bowie, San Fran
cisco; c. L. Mitchell, Washington.
and ]. NJ. Sherisr, Denver.
Cox Began In 1883
Cox has been forecasting since
1903: Cline since 1908; Bowie since
1909; Mitchell since 1916 and Sher-
Ter since 1921.
Rat many years in the service pre-
coded their promotion to forecaster's
rank. Cline entered IL in 1882, when
it was part Of the army signal corps.
l Cox entered II in 1884, the same year
a. Chief Marvin. The others, COM
parstively, are juniors, though Bowie
dates back to 1891.
"And their maximum pay" observes
Chief Marvin .is $4,000, which, in
my opinion, eonsidering the long
training and their responsibilities. is
not enough. !.
compare very well with the incomes
Of successful men in ether callings.
Their nesponsibllitics
~When I speak Of q forecastcr,s re-
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ZION Ev. LUTHERAN CHURCH
missouri Synod


Fourth street and Avenue A.
J. V. Richert. Pastor.
Sunday services as follows:
$3.50 u. m. Sunday school. 4 full
attendance is desired to rehearse
the reformation program for October
}lst.
1890 Morning worship. German.
Text, John 5, la, "Thc Divine Healer
of kcthe sda."
G:30-7:3O Evening service. English.
Text. Tim. q. 6-s, 1.-THE Secret Of u
Happy Life" Note the change Of the
evening services, half hour earlier.
2:30 p. m. The local pastor will
be installed ut Baldwin and serve
that charge every other Sunday.
Saturday, Nov. 9Th, the great screen
classic. Martin Luther, His Life and
Time" will be shown in the audi
forum. Watch for further announce
mcnts.
All cordially welcome to our SER
vices.
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Dirigible Reaches
Lakehurst Safely

Lakehurst, N. J., Oct. 16-LP3-The
navy dirigiblc Los Angeles, arrived
home from Detroit ut 5:25 q. m. to-
day completing the trip in Is hours,
IS minutes. 4 speed Of 70 miles mn
hour was maintained part Of the way.
, The hurried flight home was made
necessary by reports Of storm APP
preaching Detroit. Her return
marked the successful completion Of
a test flight similar to. the one that
spelled disaster for her sister ship,
the Shenandoah, while flying over
Ohio q year ago.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Oct l6--tP)- Butter to-
day ruled easy, sales Of best grades
helm gat reductions Of J. az cent per
pound owing to increased receipts.
Eggs were unchanged.
Poultry ruled half cent lower for
fowls, springs and ROSTERS.
Potatoes showed stcadincss.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-16
TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Ave. c and Seventh st.
I. e. Monson, Pastor
Services Sunday morning ut l0:45.
Holy Communion.
Sermon Topic: watch for Ills
Coming"
Sunday School, all classes at ~ m.
Evening services ut 1870.
Topic: "WhO Wrote the Life Of
Christi"
The third sermon lecture in the
series on the Life Of Christ.
All are welcome.