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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-09
Painted Woods

Several from this vicinity attended
the feed and seed day in Wilton.
Sheldon Brooks and nephew, Bryan
Brooks, spent the weekend at home
Mrs. e.. Olgeirson of Bismarck
visited few days with her mothe +
Mrs. Louise Hagen.
Mrs. Louise Hagen, Mrs. G.. Olgeir-
son and Mrs. Walter Garbarkiwitz ant
son were dinner guests at Gundel
Hagen's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olson and son
Dale, who have spent the winter ir
Oklahoma, visited last week at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. w. Brooks.
Herman Johnson was a caller al
Art Hanson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Brown were Sunday visit.
ors at the. home of Mr.. and Mrs
c. w. Brooks.
Clarence Peterson and Walter Shat.
fer assisted Rudolph Hagen in put.
ting up ice last week.
Wallace and Townley Anstrom ant
Donald johnson visited with Emme,
and Orval Brooks Sunday.
The Gardner boys from Wilton are
staying at the L. c. Peterson farm
assisting in work.
Miss Lucille Brooks has gone t.
Devils Lake to spend a few week.
with her sister, Mrs. Albert Olson.
Mrs. Oscar Anstrom visited in Will
ton a few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Erickson spent Satur
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Lang.
Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Mrs. Franl
Erickson and Mrs. c. Elsberg Gale.
on Mrs. VIM. Brown Friday.
Mrs. Walter Garbarkiwitz and so,
of Bordulac, N. D., who have beef
visiting her mother, Mrs. Louis,
Hagen, returned home Monday.
Art Hanson motored to Washburl
one day last week.
Mrs. Dave Johnson visited at Two
Erickson's last Thursday.
Eddie Cleveland and family move,
to the Jake Killiar's farm last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson an
son, Ernest, visited last Friday at tn
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Iverson Of Will
ton visited at Mr.. Axel Steinquist'
Sunday afternoon.
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White SOx Players
Condition Improved

Shreveport, La, March 9.-LR-The
condition Of Johnny Mostil, outfield-
err Of the Chicago White Sox, who at
tempted to take his life here Tues
day night in the bathroom Of hotel
where the, Sox are quartered, was
somewhat improved this morning.
Mostil is said to have had a fairly
good night and is conscious.
Mostil slashed himself four times,
using knife and razor blade. He
was found lying in pool Of blood
in a friends room at the hotel. His
throat, wrists, and ankles were slash
ed and there was deep stab wound
over his heart. Doctors said last
night that the wound over his heart
might prove fatal.
Friends could assign no reason for
the act except possible mental aber-
ration, brought on by worry over his
health. Mostil is 80 years old. Friends
here said last night that he was to
be married when he returned to Chi
cago, but the report could not be
confirmed.
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Fights Last Night

(By The Associated Press)
Seattle-Vic Foley, Vancouver, B
o., beat Dixie LaHood, Butte (6).
Denver-Stewart Mclean, Mime
apolis, fought a draw with Ted Blatt
Denver (4). Johnny Clinic, New
York, defeated Clyde Edmonson
Denver "a.
Portland, Ore. - George Godfrey
negro heavyweight, won a technical
Knockout over Ralph Smith, Los
Angeles co..
San Francisco-Joe Roche. San
Francisco, beat Del Fontaine, Winni.
peg (1O)
West Palm Beach Joe Marks
Philadelphia welterweight. outpointed
Judge Horning, Savannah, Ga (1O).
New York-Johnny Bisko, Cleve-
land. knocked out Eddie Huffman
California CD.
Paris--Al Brown, Panama, knocked
cit kid" Socks. England 90
Los AngelesLAce Hudkins, Lin
cola, Neb., defeated Bert Coiima (lO)'
1T. Petersburg, Fla.-Al Van Ryan,
IL Paul, knocked ont Larry Avera,
Atlanta CO..
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Arena

Mr.. Allerdings, salesman from Bis
marck, accompanied by Walter Roel-
ter, went to Bismarck Friday to
take in the basketball tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre were
business callers in Wing, Friday.
G. G. Palms was in Tuttle Friday
advertising the rabbit drive to be
held Saturday afternoon.
Vinton Heaton, manager Of Hea-
ton Lambert elevator, bought car
load Of cattle last week.
Olga Br0se fell on the ice and dis
jointed her elbow Wednesday after
noon at school. The injury did not
prove serious and she returned to
school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Granville, the Misses
Ruth Kerr, Hazel Rapp and Lucille
Milman attended the party at Flor
ence Lake hall Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
SON Harold were shoppers in Wing
Friday.
Julius zweigle and Dave Johnsor
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John Kiemlie, who has spent q
George Huber, is back in town again.
moved his household goods and fam
lily up here from Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Buck Of Hamp-
ton were callers here the fore part
of the week.
Mrs. Charles Enders and daughter,
Dorothea. returned from Bismarck
Wednesday evening.
Math Koppy of Hampton was a
caller here Wednesday.
Charles Endefs and A. w. Quasi
motored to Linton Wednesday eve-
ming. y.
The parent-teacher association of
the Danbury school district held q
meeting Wednesday evening, March
end. After the business meeting q
social time was had.
Gottlieb Grenz of Hazelton tran.
sacted business here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sailor OF
Underwood, N. Oak, arrived Thurs
day to visit at the home of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Emil schlenkcnberger, who has
been attending business college 1t
Bismarck, came home Wednesday.
Miss Alice Calquhoun spent the
weekend visiting at the George Nau.
man home.
Quite number from here plan to
attend the. wrestling match at Hazel
ton March 10th. It will be between
christ Grenz of Hazelton and Will
liam Nelson. E.s s..
Miss Ann Calquhoun spent, the
weekend with home folks. 10 IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muckler@ enter.
tanned guests at o'clock dinner
Saturday evening. After the dinner
two tables of cards were at play
Honors went to Mrs. A. w. Quasi
and David Calquhonn. y.
Miss Ethel Field spent the week.
end with her parents.
Miss Rose Schlecht left Tuesday
for Underwood, N. Dak., to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Sailor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blasen and
daughters were Sunday dinner guests
at the David Calquhoun home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schenkenberpe,
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Schenkenberger were callers at The
Philip Schenkcnberger home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enders and
daughters, Dorothea and Renee, an6
Miss Theresa Koppp were callers al
the John Glass home at Linton Sun.
day.
| Mrs. Frank FoeiI. Mrs. James Mona.
han and Miss Ann Monahan m0toret
to Linton Monday evening. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Boley were
callers at the John Schlecht home
Sunday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morris, Brandt
and Rosemary called at Lundin's
Sunday. 80 /,
Abel Johnson went Saturday. to
Brainerd, Mimi, to visit his brother
Herman Johnson. 'lis
Mrs. Arthur Small came home from,
the Bismarck hospital Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
SON Edsel visited at the home OF
Hugo Solberg Sunday.
Miss Anna Christianson visited
Lundin's and school No. 3 Friday.
Mrs. Walter Burkhart visited Mrs
Basil Small Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Burkharts went
to the capital city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Burkhart
called on VIM. Borner.
The Lundin and Burkhart boys
finished loading their last car 81
rocks Wednesday evening. Y
Paul Schunert gave q surprise
party on Walter Peterson. About 81
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Solberg motor.
ed to the capital city Wednesday
Arthur Larson went in with them Il
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DODGERS ARE
UNDECIDED ON
INFIELD MEN
Makeup of Team in Other De-
partmentS Has Been Prac-
ticalIy Decided
DIV Brian Bell)

Clearwater, Fla, March 9.--tP)--
Although Manager Wilbert Robinson
has not lost weight worrying about
the brooklyn infield, it is in Il scram-
bled condition as the training period
moves into its stride. The rotund
manager Of the Dodgers admits he
had mo idea" who Will play second
and third. He has decided on first
base and shortstop, leaving the other
two places as his unfinished business.
In other departments the team has
practically made itself up.
With Jacques Fourier gone, Floyd
Herman has succeeded to first base
and the cleanup hitting position.
Johnny Butler will win shortstop
without a struggle. The race is de-
clared open for other infield selec-
tons.
The former Southern Leaguers,
Jimmy Partridge from Nashville and
Bobby Barrett from Memphis. are bid
ding for second and third, respective
ly. but are encountering opposition
tron three members of last years
team, Jerry Standaert, Wilson Fews-
ter and Bill Marriott
Billy Riehl, once Newberry, S. c.,
college star, is equally at home in in
field or outfield but with the outfield
fairly well populated by more exper-
fenced players. he probably will con-
ccntrate on infield endeavor.
Indications are that the battle
royal may be continued in the actual
playing season before regular second
ana third sackers are assigned.
Outfield Well Cared For
ko f;aI Il
difficult problem. Captain Max Carey
will play center and Arnold Statz,
fresh from great season on the Pa
cific coast, has been conceded left
field. Harvey Hendrick, who has
stick this time. Although he played
Orleans, he has been sent to the out
field in the Brooklyn camp and his
hitting and speed have made quick
impression. Gus Felix will hold on
but he is keeping watchful eye on
jacobson, Of last years teams, seems
to have been crowded out by the add
dition of STATE and Hendrick. Oscar
Roettger pitcher who can hit, also
is playing the outfield.
to other fields as result of the ad-
dition of Butch Henline to the receiv-
ing staff. Henline, whose acquisi-
ton cost the Robins Burleigh Grimes
in a round about trade, will be the
first string performer. Three of last
years catchers, Derberry, O'Ncil and
Hargreaves, make up a surplus.
Success Of the pitching staff will
depend in large measure on the
ability Of Bill Doak to GONE back
after period of retirement. and inn
provement in the form displayed by
last years staff, brought over intact,
with the exception of Grimes. Doak
does not know how good his spitball
will be.
Vance,. Petty, McWeeny, Barnes,
McGraw, and Ehrhardt will start an
other season. They will be reinforced
by three of the half dozen recruits.
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WILLIE HOPPE
! is LIKELY TO.
LOSE GROWN
Suffers Third Straight De
feat in Tourney Last Night
at Hands of Schaefer

Washington, March 9.--R)-Willie
Hopes world 1872 balkline billiard
crown is almost certain to topple
during the championship tournament
here as a result Of the New Workers.
third straight defeat last night at
the hands of Jake Schaefcr Of Chi
cago, former champion, by the top
heavy score of 400 to 90.
The victory put. Schaefer back into
a three-cornered tie with Welker
Cochran Of California, who won the
afternoon match yesterday from Fe-
lix Grange of France, 400 to 272, and
Eduoard Horemans of Belgium,
Each has yet to lose a game in
three starts.
HOremans tonight meets Erich
Hagenlacher Of Germany, who ranks
second in the tournament with one
victory and one defeat The German
player also was to meet Grange in an
afternoon contest
Schaefer was in excellent form
last night, going out i'm seven in
nings and clicking off high run of
2ll to Hopes 20. Cochran went
out in nine innings and had a high
run of l7S as against Oranges 1923.
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brief trip to Regain last Monday
looking over business matters.
John Anderson called at the Mar.
tin Nelson home last Monday night
on business.
John Olson was employed at the
Albin Spangberg home last week dig.
cling q deep trench where he will in.
stall gas plant in his home. Olson
states the ground is froze five feet
deep.
They are getting up a jack rabbit
drive in Trygg township andt are
trying to get large crowd Of men,
all they can get, for next Sunday
the 18th, and expect to cover five
or six sections Of land.
Mrs. Whilenina Kruger is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Forest Hard
ing, in Bismarck, where she is con-
sulting physicians. Mrs. Harding
just left the hospital and is at home
now, but her sister, Elsie, is assist
ing them with tneir Homework.
There are several from this COM
munity attended the shadow social
held in q Lyman school. where Mrs.
Pearle Nelson teaches, Friday night,
the 4th Of March. They also had o
play. The Nelson family make their
home at the schoolhouse during the
term Of school.
John Anderson made a brief trim
to Regan Wednesday.
Charlie and John Trygg attended
the jack rabbit drive held Friday in
this vicinity in Cromwell and Croft.
They covered three to four sections
and got 80 rabbits. Around 30 men
were out.
Herman Olson is home from Bis
marck, where he is employed by the
Rues building homes for them. He
is visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Olson. He and his broth
er. Edwin, attended the jack rabbit
drive Friday.
F. c. Nelson and viran transacted
business in Regain.
Geo. Woolworth was Regain shop
per Saturday. His brother, Oscar, is
confined to his bed by sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and fam
lily and Martin we're supper guests
at the John Resch home Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson and family spent the
Afternoon with the family, while the
men went to attend the pack rabbit
drive that was held near the Herman
Myer home. There were about IS
men out and they got 100 rabbits.
w. c. Kerkrke. took the rabbits in
his truck. The Baldwin men will
come out Wednesday and assist them
in a drive in Cromwell and Tyrgg.
They are planning on large drive
again in Trygg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Nelson and
family from the Regain vicinity came
down Saturday NIGHT md snont C,yn
day with his folks. Mrs. Nelson re-
turned to her home Monday, while
he stayed and will assist Geo. Mel
son in building his house.
Enos Strandcmo came home from
Baldwin Sunday to spend the day
with his family.
John Resch returned to the river
Monday after spending the Sunday
with his family. He has his wood all
cut now and will haul it home soon.
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Raleigh

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Rnusch motoref
TO Bismarck Tuesday where Mrs
Rausch entered St. Alcxius hospita
for few days treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dempsey prexf
ded over 6 o'clock dinner TUesda,
evening. Covers were laid for eight
al. u prettily appointed tahls.
Lewis Reid and son Fred spen,
Sunday in Flasher.
John Metz was business visito,
mt Shields Monday.
Tony kozlowske quit his JOB on the
coal dock to work for L. Loeb on the
farm. q
A. P. Black and Jim Duncle motor.
ed to Sandwich Monday.
Mr.. II. Tillman is building q new
garage on his premises this week.
The last two jack rabbit hunts
Melted the local gun club close to
500 rabbits. Sunday was spent on
the Cannon Ball river with some 80
men participating. The Art Hostel.
Ter family entertained the men ct
dinner.
AL Frost entertained the gun club
at his bachelors quarters Monday
evening. Cards were the diversion OF
the evening.
Trains were delayed nearly "a
hours Wednesday when freight set
fire to the bridge across the Dog
tooth creek, destroying it.
August Nelson is expected home
this week from an extended visit in
Sweden. He is at present visiting
relatives in the east.
A. p. Black, local stock buyer, ship
ped a car Of butcher hogs to Tacoma
Friday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Morrison enter
tanned a party of friends at their
home Friday evening in honor Of
their guest, Henry Jacobson, Of Dex-
ter, Mimi. At the conclusion of the
evening, spent playing cards and
games, a dainty luncheon was served
5. a. Hunt of Strain vicinity pur-
chased 2lO bushels of seed wheat at
our local elevators Thursday.
Max Fredericks Of Freda was
business visitor in town Wednesday.
John Semers of Freda was a social
and business caller in town Thurs
day.
p. J. Rausch motored to Mandan
and Bismarck Friday on business.
Mrs. Rausch accompanied him home
j. Jacobson of Flasher was looking
over the local lumber business in
Raleigh Friday.
John Oleson was a passenger to
Mobridge, s. D., Friday, where he had
an X-ray picture taken Of his limb
injured a week ago.
Roy Pierce of Thinner delivered
hogs to the local buyer Friday.
A. Riehl sold 40 head of hogs to
the local buyer Friday.
Jacob Altenhoefer received word
of the death of his father at Plerz,
Mimi, Wednesday. He departed
evening by auto, accompan.
led by his cousin, J. J. Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davel PaglAO and
young son, of Mcintosh, VISITED here,
Thursday.
Mrs. I'D McFall went to Flasher
Monday where she had dental work
done.
Henry Jacobson, accompanied by
his aunt, Mrs. L. Jepen, motored to
Carson Saturday where they visited
the Peter Christensen family.
Paul Dempsey hauled pure bred
gifts to Flasher for X. C. Christen-
sen Wednesday. Mr.. Christensen
billed them out to farmers in the
part of state. s,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Duncle enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John Metz ut
6 o'clock dinner Sunday evening.
Ed Richards is rebuilding the
grain cleaner this week.
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British. with true prophetic instinct
sense the future"
Study Of History Important

Study Of History Important
| The study Of the pre-revolutionary
| period and the events leading up to
the war are necessary to a complete
understanding of American history,
Judge Burr believes. The separate
| ness Of the colonist, the result of
geographical conditions, made for
| sturdiness and the common dangers
| faced by the 13 colonies developed
the innate unit necessary to success
in the Revolution, he said.
| ut is the special privilege Of the
Sons and Daughters Of the American
Revolution to keep alive the tradi-
tions of our race to preserve un-
others of the revolution and the
constitution, but above all to per-
petuate their work." Judge Burr told
his audience.
He concluded with stirring trib-
ute to the men and women of the
period, praising their unselfishness
| and loyalty to the common cause and
their integrity.
| Other speakers included Mrs. l.. S.
| Glaspell, state regent, and Mrs.
Young. Mrs. Glaspell told Of the
achievements of the D. A. r. and the
comprehensive program arranged by
the national society, which is being
followed by the North Dakota organ
| ization. She named the various
memorial shrines Of America, Me-
mortal Continental hall, the d. A. r.
memorial to the soldiers Of the Rev
olution, Mount Vernon, the Wash
ington Monument, Plymouth and
others.
Mrs. Young Talks
Mrs. Young, formerly of Valley
City and one of the organizers Of
the D. A. r. in North Dakota, told
of the one purpose of the national
organization, the support of the ma
tional government.
$50 far as we know" Mrs. Young
said, the D. A. r. and the S. A. r.
arc the only societies in the world
which are based entirely on pure
patriotism.
Musical numbers at the banquet
included solos by Henry Halverson,
Mrs. Struckenbruck Of jamestown.
and Mrs. Froysae Of Valley City.
Mrs. L. N. Cary Of Mandan, state
chaplain, spoke on National De-
Tense" at the morning session. Miss
Stella Buchanan of Buchanan, state
corresponding secretary, gave an ad-
dress on Constitution Hail. Mrs.
r. w. SINNERS Of Mandan sang.
A lecture and exhibit by Lewis F.
Crawford, state historian, at the
state historical society, and a visit
to the Roosevelt cabin this afternoon
will conclude the convention pro-
gram.
At a luncheon this noon at the
Prince hotel, Mrs. Young was pre-
sented with gift by the state con-
ference, Mrs. Glaspell making the
presentation speech.
The last showing of mems
wear each evening at Style
Show by Holt E. JOhnsrud.
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DEMPSEY WILL
FIGHT ANYONE
RICHARD PICKS
May Meet Uzcudin in June
and Then Winner of Shar-
key-MalOney Battle

New York, March 9.-(P-Jack
Dempscy's puEilistic future rested
today in the hands of Tex Richard.
The former heavyweight champion
has empowered Richard to match
him against any opponent in the
elimination tournament now undo.
way at Madison Square Garden.
Return of the former "manassa
maulcr' to the ring he forsook after
Gene Tunney whipped him in the
rain at Philadelphia last fall, com
pletcs the string Of challengers now
grooming for the champions first
title defense in September.
Dempsey wired the promoter from
Los Angeles he was ready to fight
any contender Richard might choose,
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bring out Arthur Solberg's car. Ar.
thur is sick in the detention hospital
with scarlet fever, but is recovering
Hugo Solberg and Ed Widger went
to the capital city Monday.
Carl, Lawrence and Mary Maritime
son were in Bismarck Saturday.
Fred Johnson of Wilton and Ed.
win Johnson called at the. home Of
Charlie johnson Friday. Edwin John
son stayed to visit the folks for a
couple OF days.
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Temperature and
Road Conditions

(Mercury readings a: .. m.l
Cloudy, 80; roads TAR.
st. Cloud--Cloudy, 40; roads good.
Minot-Clear, %; roads fair.
Mankato-Clear, 40; roads fair.
Duluth-Clear, SO; roads good.
Fargo-Cloudy, 80; roads fair.
Mandan-Cloudy, 81; roads fair.
Grand Forks-Partly cloudy, 81;
roads fair -.
Jamestown-Cloudy, "a; roads fair.
Hibbing-Clear, %; roads fair.
Crookston - Partly cloudy, ~;
roads fair
Winona-Clear, "a; roads fair.
Rochester-Clear, 40; roads fair.
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League Cagers to
Play This Evening

Two more games will be played in
the City Basketball League series to-
night in the high school gymnasium
at $3.50 and 9:'3O. The Alumni cagers
will tanglc with the Company "A"
quint in the first game and the
Nighthawks will endeavOr to wrest a
victory from the Armour five in the
second game
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|: y SPORTS q

The recent infection Of his hand and
arm now has left his system, he said
and in week he expects to start
training.
Richard, clated mt the return OF
the most coIorful drawing card IL
fistiana, Immediately laid plans fol
two Dempsey matches. The frs,
would bring the former champion
against Pauline Uzcudin, at Yankee
Stadium, the first week in June.
If Dempsey proves he again is the
weaving, battering figure that ruled
boxing seven years ago, Richard will
Jack Sharkey Jimmy Maloncy battle
scheduled for May 10.
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Stecher Wins Bout
From Charley Hanson

Springfield. Mass. March 9.--R--
Joe Stecher used his powerful legs
successfully in defending his claim
in the worlds wrestling championship
last night when he conquered Charley
Hanson, Swedish star, with scissor
holds. Stecher won the first fall.
dropped the second, but gained the
third in less than four minutes.
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Federal Court Term
POSTPONED Until May

Postponement of the regular spring
term of United States court for Bis
marck until some time in May was
announced today by federal court Of
ficials. The statute fixes the regu-
lar spring term here for early in
March, but it has been necessary to
delay the term until May. the exact
date to be announced later.
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Photoplay Magazine says
Of whispering Wives: IF
you have to borrow money
be sure to see this" Capitol
Theatre-tonight and Thurs
day..
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HELPS A PAINFUL ACHING BACH

Lumbago and . stiff, aching back
suggest az once the need of good
diaretic TO stimulate kidney secre.
tions and rid the system Of trouble
os ses. Mr that b e's d tie Pt.1sssr
Va, says: Before took Foley Pills
diuretic. ! could not stoop over nor
raiss. up without great pain. !. Noy
for Foley Pills diuretic. A prompt
improysnaents will amply repay you.
Satisfaction g,saranteed.-Adv.