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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-08
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State of North Dakota.
Fourth Judicial District
Arthur N. Nelson. DISTRICT Court
s. s. Searle. Morits Pollock,
and all persons unknown
claiming any estate or IN
brance upon the property de-
scribed In the complaint.
Defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
T1 THE ABoVE NAMED DE-
You and each Of You are hereby
summoned to answer. the complaint
OF the plaintiff herein. which com.
plant will be filed in the office Of
The cssk e Of the Eo strfs GSart and
to serve copy of your answer upon
the undersigned within thirty days
after the service Of this summons
upon you. exclusive Of the DAY OF
such SERVICE ana IN eass Of yoSS s
plaintiff will take Judgment against
you by default for the relief de.
inandci in the complaint.
Dated this goth day Of August.
SCOTT CAMERON ana HAROLD
?; SHAFT. Attorneys for Plain
Office and Post office Address:
Bismarck. North Dakota. "a
NOTICE IS MEREBY GIVEN that
for the purpose Of determining ad-
verse claims to the following de-
scribed real property. sitHsts n the
MiSHth r1a knfa fneWit.
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Yeggs Busy With
Coming of Fall

The yeggs are in the country, ac-
cording to A. w. Furness, secretary
Of the Chamber Of Commerce. They
usually head out this way in the fall,
coming from the big cities to prey
upon the countryside when they figure
the crops are about all in. This is
a rather short year for crops but they
probably don't know it and and out
anyhow. according to Mr.. Furness.
A. Weinhandl reports that there
were providers about his house over
the weekend.
An attempt was made to hold up
H. K. Jensen, county superintendent
Of schools, Monday evening as he was
on his way home from Flasher. But
Mr.. Jensen was in hurry to get
home and couldn't be bothered, so,
stepping on the gas, he sped right on
by. He was Of the opinion that the
one in the rond who tried to hold
him up was young man. He wore
boots, ovcralls. wide hat and blue
handkerchief across his face.
The attempt took place near the
Heart river bridge, but a search by
officers failed to reveal any suspi-
cious looking characters. There was
another man further back who shout
ed to his companion to shoot, accord
ing to Mr.. Jensen.
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MQnddn NelUS
Contract Awarded
For New Mail Route

The Lewis and Clark Taxi company
has been awarded the contract for
carrying mail over the new rural de-
livery route which IS to be opened out
Of Mandan Oct. 1. Their contract OK
tcMas from Oct. ] to June 20. 1880.
The schedule Of the new route calls
for three trips u week, starting from
the postofficc Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 1880 Il. M, and getting
back at 40 p. m. or sooner. The
carrier will arrive ut the northeast
corner Of section 6, township 1873,
range 81, at 1880 a. M, and leave
that corner at 1O:4O.
The new delivery will serve prac-
tically all the Syndicate patrons who
do not now receive mail deliveries,
and about hundred families in ad-
dition, within a reasonable distance
Of loop "A miles into the country.
After leaving the Syndicate the route
will follow the Red Trail west
through Sunny and across the Heart
river to point two miles west and
one mile south Of Sweet Rriar, the
point mentioned in the schadulc, and
turning south mile, will wind two
miles east. It will then turn south
again through the Heart river hills
and corss the river on the steel bridge.
proceeding south again. then east
four miles and return to Mandan by
the Flasher highway.
1t will pass through the Custer
Flats region for a distance Of II miles
on its return, serving n district not
heretofore on any route.
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Breaw. Fargo; J. J. Weeks. Rottin-
eau; L. ID. Cooler, Devils Lake; II.
f. Johnson, Minot; Dan r. Jones',
Wahpcton: Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Clark,
M0hall; J. J. Bothnc, New Rockford;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. Diepinson,
McClusky: A. Norton, Carrington;
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wenchc, James
town; Stanley +. Casey. Rugby; T..
w. Butt, Devils Lake; Fred Traynor,
Devils Lake; A. &. Divst. Fargo;
Paul Campbell, Minot; G. n. Staske,
Dickinson; Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Grief
fcnsoN, Valley City; B. NJ. Wilcox,
Center; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Nostelal,
Rugby: &. Lindell, Washburn: Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ. McKcnna. and
daughter Grace. Napoleon; David
Schwartz, Golden Valley; Horace
Bagley. Towncr; A. Wartnei. Hawiy;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mcintyre, Grand
Forks; John 4. Williams. Washburn;
Mr.. and Mrs. Melgcson. Rcgan; v.
Hogan. New Leipzig; Mr.. and Mrs.
=. E. Fletcher. Langdon; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Kelley. Park River: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Aylmcr, Jamestown: G. S.
Shippy, Hope: 7. F. Minctia. Dick
inson; J. A. Coffey. Jamestown; H.
s. Miles. Fargo; n. w. Swcnson,
Devils Lake: Peter A. Winton, Nc
Clusky; ]. f.. Garvcy. Cavalier; Mr..
and Mrs. II. b. Sam, Rugby; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Is. Spillcr, Cavalier: l. N.
Stcen, Carson; +. +. Mattson, New
Rockford; H. L. Bersy, Mandan: J..
J. Gannyblood, Fessendcn; Mr.. and
Mrs. O. b. Benson. Bottincau: Mr..
and Mrs. Arnc vinjc, Steele; William
G. Owens. Williston; H. Johnson,
Killdecr: Charles NJ. Caslcy, Grand
Forks; Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Donovan.
Langdon: Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Cupler.
Fargo; John kochanc. Beach; Paul
w. Boehm, Hcttinger: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Larsen, Remington; 5. 4. Hal
perm: Glen Ullin: H. f. Miclke. Ry-
der; r. H. Sherman, Kuhn: W. D.
Lynch, La Mourc; J. b. Wineman.
Grand Forks: Emerson II. Smith,
Fargo; T. I. Dahl. Grafton; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Porter, Edgeley: J. MUIR
ray, Mott: A. V. Zubcr, Fessendcn;
John Sod. Cooperstown; John Moses,
Haxen: F. ]. Traynor, Devils Lake;
E. J. McIlraith, Crosby: {. N. Tot
tingham. Stanley ~ ban Nh.
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Good Crops Reported
In Hellsler District

Twcnty-thrcc and -tcnths bush
els Of wheat to the acre on n 27-ncrc
piece, was the score hung up this
year BY Dan D. Connolly, farmer on
the river bottoms near Hcnscler. He
is quite we'll satisfied with hts yield
generally. Another patch Of 36 acres
yielded SAC bushels. Both fields were
in the river bottoms on land that is
usually flooded in tho spring. On a
TO.acre tract back from the river, he
declares he has a stand Of flax that
will run IA bushels to the acre, cut
and ready to be threshed.
There were numerous other good
fields in the Henselcr district accord
ing to Mr.. Connolly, who spent the
weekend in Mandan visiting friends
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DEYELO PMENT
WORK WILL BE
COORDINATED
(Conti,Yed from par. on. J

(Contisucd from page ons.)
kota association" he said, "the people
of North Dakota have created q ma
chine which can be utilized. for ali
phases of development work. The
best possible! service to render your
farmers Is to get back to the pro-
gram the agricultural college has
worked out for North Dakota. 70
put over that program in a decade
means to expedite the ordinary de-
vclopment Of rs years in 10 years."
I. Melvin Lee, Valley City, chair
man of tho agricultural comm ittcc of
the North Dakota Bankers associa-
ton, gave review of the work of
his committee. Fred A. Irish Of
Fargo. treasurer of the Greater North
Dakota association; w. G. Macfad-
den, secretary Of the bankers asso.
citation; Walter Reed Of Fargo, w. B.
Default of jamestown and other
speakers. pointed out the possibility
Of co-ordinating this work and SINH
lar work under the direction Of n
state committee.
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Pittsburgh Wins
First Game Today

Pittsburgh, Sept. 8-(AP)-Pitts-
burgh battcd Donohuc and Lucas for
Is hits in the first game Of a double
header today. the Pirates defeating
Cincinnati 6 to l.
New York beat Boston in tho first
National league game of double
header today. s to l. New York Sc
cured 10 hits to Boston's five. Bat
tcries were New York. Fitzsimmons
and Florence: Boston, Gcncwick and
J. Taylor.
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BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

Harold Oss. 10, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Knutc Oss living on the Peterson
farm a half mile west Of the Missouri
river bridge, is in the Bismarck hos
pital with a % calibre bullet wound
in his abdomen and lower chest. He
picked up the rifle with the muzzle
toward him Monday evening, and it
was accidentally discharged.
Physicians are doubtful as to the
outcome, though the boy is resting
easily following an operation.
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Temperature and
Road Conditions

Mercury readings 1t Z .. m.)
Bismarck-Cloudy, 50; roads good.
St. Cloud-Cloudy, 81; roads fair.
Minot-Clear. AZ: roads fair.
Fargo-Cloudy, So; roads good.
Devils Lake-Partly cloudy, a.;
roads fair.
Mankato Cloudy. heavy night
rains, sc; roads soft.
Mandan-Cloudy, 81; roads good.
Jamestown-Clcar, 50; roads fair.
ester-Cloudy, heavy night
rain. So; roads soft.
Hibbirg Cloudy, heavy night rain,
81: roads soft.
Winona-Cloudy, 81: roads fair.
Duluth-Cloudy, all night rain, now
g.; roads good.
Grand Forks-Cloudy, light night
rain, "a; roads fair.
Crookston-Cloudy, rain during
night, 81; roads good.
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knows through the banks the condi-
ton of business men all. over the
United States, whether they arc max
ing or losing. Don't ignore Wall
Street wisdom except when it ad-
vises you to buy or sell on a margin
Don't gamble, and especially don't Ego
short"
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STATEMENT FOR PCBI.1CATlO.
l'llRIkTDANIA SCHOOL. Dist. I;

SVAvI:MENV FOW ~ Hill AIbON
l'llRUkTuANIA school. DIST. II
Published in accordance with pro-
visions Of Section IL of Chapter 1873,
Laws OF 1923, requiring all treasur-
ers between the first and tenth day
Of the months Of January. May and
September in each year to publish
once in some newspaper In the
county, the names of dcpositors.
amount Of money on deposit and
the amount OF bond furnished by
such depository.
Name Of Bank or Depository.
..............St Sterling State Bank
Amount OF Deposit =. .$1436.23
Description Of Deposit. Checking
Amt, Of Dep. Bond given by.
Character Of Bond. Corporate Sur
Rate Of Interest. Checking. go. 2%
]. Mrs. w. 4. STILES. Treasurer or
Gust odian Of the public funds of
Christiania School District IL. Bur-
leigh County. Sterling. North Da-
kota. do solemly swear that the
above report Is correct to the best
OF my knowledge. information and
belief. az Of this End day Of Septem-
Der. 1925.
MRS. W. 4. STILES.
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The Christian name Of Isabel is a
corruption of Elizabeth. It was first
used as compliment to Queen Eliz-
abeth, who wa SCALED Elizabclla.
Aftcrward the first syllable was
dropped.
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SPEAKERS OF
PROMINENCE
WILL BE HERE

Continued from mage one.)
and members Of the supreme court
will also speak at the sessions.
To Entertain Ladies'
Transportation for the wives Of
members Of the Bar association has
been arranged for, according to r. f..
Wenzel, secretary Of the state assoc
ciation. The ladies are to meet in
front Of the Grand Pacific hotel ut
. p. M. Thursday to be taken to the
Country club for an informal party
there. At HAS Friday they will as
sen,ble again in front Of the Grand
Pacific to be taken to the Country
club for the Friday noon luncheon.
All attorneys. including the local
ones, are expected to register ut the
Eltinge theatre at . o'clock tomor-
row morning for the state bar meet
ing.
Regist ratiOns
Registrations for the meeting so
far received include Thomas s. Pugh,
Dickinson; John knauf. jamestown;
A. G. Burr, Rugby; MIR. and Mrs.
Charles A. Lyche. Hatton; James
johnson. Minot; James A. Manly.
New Rockford: John Cuyle, Minot;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Hopes, Car
rington; Harry G. Lynn, Linton; Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Graham, Glendale;
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l.. Brouillard. Ell
lendale; X. J. Downey. Devils Lake;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Burnham. Car
rington: Edward L. Johnson. Carson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pierce, Sheldon;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Lembkc. Hctting-
er; +. b. McCutcheon, Minot; l. II.
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LOCKBEAM.OPITz

Frank Lockbeam was married Nom
day morning to Miss Rose Optiz at St.
Joseph's Catholic church. sFr. Glenn
cnt officated, and NJ. Knoll and his
wife, a sister Of Mr.. Lockbcam, at
tended them. Following the wedding
the couple left for a wedding trip to
Mrs. Adam Lockbeam. He. has been
employed for some time Mt the
O'Rourke Grocery company.
Miss Optic is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Opitx.
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CROwDER FUNERAL TUESDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Kate
Crowder. 63-ycar-old resident Of Nor
ton county, who died Saturday at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Gus Vein
rich, near Paradise, N. d., following
a long illness, were held at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon from the Ken
nelly elncral parlors. Rev. c. +.
Halfyard officatcd. Burial was in the
Union cemetery.
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Published In accordance with pro-
visions Of Section Is OF Chapter 1919,
Laws of 1923, requiring all tfeasur-
ero between the first and tenth day
Of the months Of January, May and
September In each year to publish
once In some Newspaper In the
county. the names OF depositors,
amount OF money on deposit and the
ainOunt Of bond furnished by such
depository.
Name Of Bank or Depository -.
...... The Bank Of North Dakota,
Amount OF Deposit ....... .916l6.17
Dissertation Of Deposit ...Checking
Account.
Rate Of Interest s.......... ..l&%
/. Albert Backman. Treasurer o.
Custodian Of the public funds o.
Grass Lake School Dist. No. ;. Bur-
leigh County. wilton, North Dakota,
do solemnly swear that the above
report In correct to the best Qt my
Knowledge. information and belief,
as OF this End day of Sept. 1875.
ALBERT BACKNAN.
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Students En- Route
to School For Deaf

About 30 boys and girls from
towns west Of Bismarck were ut the
Northern Pacific depot this morning
on their way to Devils Lake. where
they will attend the North Dakota
School for the Deaf.
The youngsters appeared to be
having good time talking with their
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xTATEMENT ron PUBLICATION

STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION
LONG LAKE SCHOOL DIST. no. -
Published in accordance with pro-
visions of Section Is of Chapter 1873.
Laws OF 1928, requiring all treasur-
ers between the first and tenth day
OF the months OF January. May and
September In each year to publish
once In some newspaper In the
county. the names Of depOsitOrs,
amount of money on deposit aud the
amount OF bond furnished by such
depository.
Name OF Bank or Depository.
................ MOffit State Bank
Description OF Deposit :. Checking
Account.
Amt. OF Dep. Bond Given by
,,har cf Rnnd ..''''...sssS ,,rcsv
Rate Of Interest. Checking ~
]. Fred W. IIinscy. Treasurer OF
the public funds OF Long Lake
school District No. 48, Burleigh
County. Moffit. North Dakota, do
sOlemnly swear that tho above re-
port Is correct to the best Of my
knowledge, information and belief,
as Of this 4th day Of September 1925.
FRED w. HINSEY,
Treas. Long Lake School Dist. No. IS
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VISITED CHILDREN HERE

Mrs. Charles Kaiser returned to
her home ut Miles City, Mont, this
morning after spending the past three
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Matt
Zeltinger Of Flasher, and her sons.
Emil and George Kaiser, Of this city.
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fingers and many Of them were con-
versing with other passengers at the
station by means Of pad and pencil.


FOR SALE-A Service Station and
garage. doing nice business. To-
Gated in Bismarck. Stock inventor
led at the right price. Reason for
selling. parties desire to leave city.
Write Tribune No. Is.
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Social and
Personal
LEAVE FOR M1LwAuKEE

Miss Roberta Best and Miss Edna
Dean Best left Tuesday morning for
Milwaukee. Miss Roberta Best stud
les and teaches at the Wisconsin
Conservatory Of Music and Miss Edna
Dean Best will study pipe organ in
Milwaukee.
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BROxMElER BOY DIES

Francis Broxmeier, threc-ycar-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Brox-
meier, died yesterday Of heart trou-
bic after an illness Of several months.
Funeral services took place this morn
ing at the st. Joscph's Catholic
church. Burial was in tho Catholic
cemetery.
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EXHIBITS COMING IN FOR FAIR

Agricultural exhibits arc pouring
in from all parts Of the county for
the ninth annual Grant county fair
which will be held Sept. Z. 8 and 0. ut
Lcith. Grant county Jared better
than many others in tho distribution
Of rain this year as is indicated by
the entries. Features this year will
be the junior club and women's home
maker club exhibits.
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IS INIt1REn

Leo Thomas Of Bculah. who suffer
ed an injury to his foot while work
ing on threshing rig, is receiving
treatment at the st. Alexius hos pitai.
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Our stock of fall coats and
dresses are most complete.
You cannot hello but admire
them. Come and sec them.-
Sarah Gold Shop, 312 Main
street.
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RETIIRN FROM "TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Black have re-
turned from q several weeks visit
with relatives at Gary, indiana.
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VISITS IN VALLEY CITY
Miss Gladys Schroeder has return
cd from weekend visit with rcla-
tivcs in Valley City.
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DINNER THIS EVENING

The American Legion Auxiliary arc
having "a dinner at $3.50 o'clock this
evening at the Country club. All
members are invited
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RETI'PN rO NIYrS rrry

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Davis, who have
been guests of Mrs. Davis brother,
=. 4. Kaiser. and family, returned
to their home Ut Miles City, Mont,
today.
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pARK ROARn NJ

PARK BOARD MEETS
The Park board held routine
meeting at o'clock yesterday after
noon.
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IN A BISMARCK HOSPITAL

Henry kempf. who entered tho ST.
Alcxius hospital at Bismarck some
time ago suffering from an infected
arm, is reported to be getting along
fairly well.
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METHODIST LADIES 70 MEET

The third division Of the Metho-
dist Aid society will meet with Mrs.
q. d. Morton at 9Ol Sixth street
Thursday afternoon.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
GOES TO CHICAGO

GOES TO CHICAGO
Paul r. Ryan left this morning for
Chicago where he will attend sales
meeting of Reid Murdock company.
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HERE rRnM prCAN

HERE FROM REGAIN
Miss Loretta Meade has returned
to her home in Regan after visiting
friends in Bismarck.
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When Liverpool cathedral is fin
ished it will be the second largest
church in Christendom.
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VISITS FRIENDS HERE

VISITS FRIENDS HERE
Mrs. w. F.. Fitzsimons, st. Paul,
Mimi, is visiting for few days at
the A. w. Furncss home. She arrived
Sunday night and will visit friends
in Bismarck before returning to her
home in St. Paul.
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ROY Is ILL.

The fivcycar-old son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Jim kell Of Turtle Lake is d
patient ut the st. Alcxius hospital.
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HOME FROM Mnrnp TpIn

Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Richmond have
returned to Bismarck after five
weeks motor trip to points in Ill
inOis and Kansas.
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TO UNDERGO OPERATION
Edward Badcr Of New Leipzig has
entered the st. Alcxius hospital to
undergo an operation.
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REPORTED IMpROyINC

N1F IN ED lMt NVVlNI
Mrs. +. Il. Helbling, wife of state
Representative Hclbling. who entered
local hospital . week or two ago
and has been undergoing treatment.
10 reported to be somewhat improved.
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vlSITINC rRIrNnS n

VISITING FRIENDS HERE
Lyle Hudson Of Sterling, ILL.,, is Wis
ting friends in Bismarck. He form
crly lived in the city.
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VISITING HERE TUESDAY
Mrs. Harry +. Dimond and Mrs.
Maudc Bradcn of Regain visited
friends in Bismarck Tuesday.
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Continued from page onc.)
:. So goes the story. worthy Of Jules
Verne.
That is the too busy, too much
cluttcrcd up type of millionaire;
t,there is something wrong with u
mind that needs so many secretaries,
automobiles and flying machines.
Wall Street has young mysteri-
GUS millionaire also, named Clarence
Dillon. He took away the Dodge car
financing from highly indignant,
slow moving Wall Street dinosaurs.
then grabbed" the National Cash
Register. and lately has been financ-
ing bigger enterprises in Europe. His
finance exceedingly: Wall Street re-
porters say he has no papers, no pen
hand ink, only one or two sharp PEN
ellis and paper pad on his smooth
glass-tOpped desk, near q comfort
able arm chair beside an open fire.
place.
That's the way to be an efficient.
mysterious millionaire-get rid Of
detail.
A well-known young man who died
recently was temperate, hard work
ing, but believed, ~ do others, that
1t Is impolite to question the quality
of refreshments offered by friends.
His friends bought bootleg liquor,
made Of alcohol, poisoned by govern
ment order before being distributed.
When they cut the young man open
they found hole in the lining Of his
Stomach. Americans, that don't know
vi h0vn onnh hn1nc IN rknA
q The government now plans a way
Df denaturing alcohol not SO very
poisonous. It will have only per
ent Of wood alcohol, enough to kill
you drink it steadily, but not
Enough to kill after drinks. This
lew government denaturing process,
is said, will discourage drinkers
because it contains oils odorous and
sagrceable.'
whoever, thinks that offensive oils
n stop the confirmed drunkard
esnt know him.
man confined in a Britain work
pse cut of his hand with an AK
ause he knew the doctors would
b him whisky, which they did. An
Yer stroke open It glass jar contain
repulsive anatomical specimen
ser.sd n alcohol and drank the
$500
pine think II strange that the gov
ment 3hotld allow Wholesale dis
lution u poisoned alcohol, know
that bSotaegfefs Win set. It. and
nsAnis drink Il. aAs
erhaPt thst Is the only why to |
brde prohibition. Also It may kill
I'll those that like alcohol and
J, eye US purer face.
III Street on Friday night began
t1ree-day holiday in bath Of
n5sm. Ordinarily stocks would |
aloaded at such time ain case
ing should happen between
and Tuesday" Last Friday |
swere bought, prices put up be- |
ssomething might happen" to |
n hard TO get them on Tues
Seventeen railroad stocks |
new hig5 MARKS II tie day.
Street does not merely reflect |
y and hopes q spectators. i
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-08

I HERE FROM JUDSON
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Duncan and son of
Judson were in Bismarck Tuesday,
visiting friends.