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Evening star., 1928-06-17
Senator Harris Has Operation.

Senator Harris OF Georgia was OPP
Grated Upon for sinus t.oubic at the
Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat Hos
pstal yesterday. The operation was not
of serious nature and he expects 10
leave the hospital today
Evening star., 1928-06-17

The Governor Winthrop
Desk is quite a favorite with
men OF affairs 1t is beauti-
fully made and finished in
rich mahogany veneer. Its
regular price is 5000. Jams
Sales C 60 M
Evening star., 1928-06-17
ahaTa Once F0rested.

DENSE forests Gilce greg on tlge So
hare Desert and Il race of people ni1o
kIhsiEIsc bg hunting and iiliiug the soil
pendent. quoting Chicago professor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23

land 341, Jacobsen 3l2, Kinzer 657
Larson CTS, Lefor 621, Maddox 733
Matthaei 631, Norton 800, Oberg BIG
Parkinson COS, Peterson 377, Polk
$40, Romsaas Gil, Simonson CSC
stern 421, Watt 1858, Wingerd 6S2
Wynn 63l.
Proposal to increase pay Of legis
lators-Yes 33S, No $50.
Proposal to expand powers Of
state equalization board-Yes 5C5,
No 563.
EMMONS COUNTY
Emmons county complete, So pre-
Harrison Garrett 4o3. Graham
s31, j. Nelson Kelly SO, Casey "a.
Brant 991, Everson 466, Gibbs 691,
Lathrop 437, Magnuson til, Mclean
531, Nelson SIG, Noltimier GIG, Pen
dray 675, Wycoff 40l.
Bacon 457, Bonner 3S5, Brastrup
Gil, Bryant $50, Cline 673, Durey
GAG, Greene 493, Gronvold 438, Hy-
land 514, Jacobsen 527, kinzer 6S8,
Larson 764. Lefor 644. Maddox ITO,
Matthaei $50. Norton Alb, Oberg All,
Parkinson 635, Peterson 4S5, Polk
424, Romsaas SOS. Simonson 622,
Stern AIT, Watt Ais, Wingerd 632,
Wynn SIS.
Proposal to increase pay Of leg
islators: Yes $40, no l,070.
Proposal TO expand powers Of
state equalization board: Yes 1872,
no SOS.
LOGAN COUNTY
Logan county, complete, 80 pre-
Harrison Garnet 5ls, Graham
$50, J. Nelson Kelly %, Casey %.
Brant 55S, Everson els, Gibbs ass,
Lathrop GOA, Magnuson AIS, Mclean
652, Nelson G3s, Noltimier 414, Pen
dray 444, Wyckoff Sal.
Bacon G25, Bonzer 583, Brastrup
400, Bryant III, Cline AIS, Durey
3Sl, Greene COS, Gronvold $50, Hy-
land 626, Jacobsen 565. kinzer 443,
Larson ASP, Lefor 393, Maddox 900,
Matthaei 4O6, Norton 594, Oberg So,
Parkinson 397, Polk 593, Romsaas
377. Simonson AS. Stern 65S, Watt
GIG, Wingerd 419. Wynn 367, Peter
son Ola.
Proposal to increase pay of legis-
lators--Yes ESQ, No $50.
Proposal TO expand powers Of
state equalization board-Yes 653,
No 532.
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Florence Lake Township


Harrison Garrett IL, Graham 2, ].
Nelson Kelly 4, Casey 0.
Brant 3, Everson II, Gibbs 2,
Lathrop 10, Magnuson 2, Mclean
10, Nelson 10, Noltimier 3, Pendray
3, Wyckoff II.
Bacon II, Bonner IL, Brastrup 3,
Bryant II, Cline 3, Durey 4, Greene
II, Gronvold 10, Hyland II, Jacob
sen 8, Kinzer 4, Larson l, Lefor 2,
Maddox 3, Matthaei 2, Norton 10,
Oberg 10, Parkinson 0. Peterson 8,
Polk 10, Romsaas 1, Simonson 4,
Stern 9, Watt 10, Wingerd 2, Wynn
/.
Proposal to increase pay Of legis-
lators: Yes 2, no 16.
Proposal to expand powers of
state equalization board: Yes 8, no 6.
Schrunck Township
Harrison Garrett 0, Graham I, j.
Nelson Kelly 6, Casey 5.
Brant /, Mclean l, Nelson !,
Noltimier l, Wyckoff l.
Bacon !, Bonner 1, Brastrup /,
Bryant 1, Cline l, Durey 1, Greene
l, Gronvold /, Simonson /, Stern l,
Watt l, Wingerd /, Wynn !.
Proposal to increase pay of legis-
lators: Yes 2, no IL.
Proposal to expand powers Of
state equalization board: Yes 3,
no 10.
Richmond Township
Graham 10.
Brant 10, Evcrson 2, Gibbs 8,
Lathrop l, Magnuson Q. Mclean /,
Nelson 2, Noltimier 8, Pendray II,
Bacon ?, Bonzer 1, Brastrup 8,
Bryant /, Cline 8, Durey 8, Greene
2, Gronvold l, Hyland 2, Jacobsen
9, Kinzer 8, Larson 8, Lefor 8, Mad
dock 8, Matthael 8, Norton 2, Oberg
2, Parkinson 3, Peterson /, Polk 2,
Romsaas 8, Simonson Z, Stern 4,
Watt 2, Wingerd 9, Wynn 8.
Proposal to increase pay Of legis-
lators: Yes 2, no 9.
Proposal to expand powers Of
state equalization board: Yes 9, no
!.
Painted Woods Township
Harrison Garrett IL, Graham 20.
Brant %, Everson 13, Gibbs Is,
Lathrop 10, Magnuson 81, Mclean
10, Nelson u, Noltimier 20, PEN
dray II, Wyckoff Is.
Bacon 8, Bonner IL, Brastrup 10,
Bryant II, Cline 20, Durey II,
Greene 9, Gronvold 10, Hyland II,
Jacobsen IL, .Kinxer Is, Larson 20,
Lefor II. Maddox Is, Matthaei II,
Norton 8, Oberg IL, Parkinson 16,
Peterson IA, Polk 10, Romsaas Is,
Simonson 10, Stern 0, Watt 10, VIM
gerd IA, Wynn Is.
Proposal to increase pay Of legis-
lators::' Yes 4, no SO.
Proposal to expand powers Of
state equalization board: Yes %
no Is.
Lyman Township
Graham rs.
Brant II, Everson 2, Gibbs II
Lathrop 8, Magnuson II, McLear
2. Nelson 3. Noltimier Is. PendraJ
Bacon 2, Bouser !. Brastrup IS
Bryant { Cline Is, Durey &C
/ Greene 2, Cronvold 2, Hyland I, u
j cobser 3, kinxer Is. Larson Il. Le
for II. Maddox r., Matthaci II
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23
Welsh Singers Come
Highly Recommended

The Welsh musicians who come to
Bismarck Saturday evening to pre-
sent 2 program at the McCabe
Methodist church, are artists Of
great distinction. Each has won
honors in his own field of music
and is widely experienced.
Miss Jeanette Christine, soprano,
has won honors as soloist in New
York, Chicago, Milan, and in parts
Of England and Wales.
Granville Davies, baritone, has
many successes to his credit. In
1917 he won the baritone solo in the
Birkenhead national contest, and in
1918, the bass solo in the Meath
national contest. Mr.. Davies won
first honors in the operate solo,
Swansea national, open to tenors,
baritones and BASES in 1926. He
has also appeared as dramatic bari
tone Of the Montgomery, Cardigan,
Anglesey and Carmarthen festivals.
William flor Jones, L. r. A. NJ,
ooloist, organist, pianist and &C.
colnpanist, is an associate Of the
Royal Academy Of Music, and has
. 1icsntiate from the Royal Academy
81 London.
These artists, known rs the Cam
brian Concert company, will be pre-
scented in m extensive program at
8 o'clock Saturday evening. The
concert is being sponsored by the
Mems Bible class Of the Methodist
church and the proceeds will be
used to furnish Sunday School
rooms.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23
Vote in Burleigh
County Precincts

Six precincts were still miss
ny today in the tabulati0n of
Burleigh county's vote at Tues
days election. Returns from
precincts not previously pub.
lished appear below. The to.
tai vote for the 81 precincts re.
ported follows:
Harrison Garnett $50, Graham
1887, J. Nelson Kelly 10l, Casey
l02.
Brant 1853, Everson 1887,
Gibbs OBI, Lathrop $50. Magnu-
son 983. Mclean 1881, Nelson
1910, NOltimier 679, Pendray
94S. Wyckoff S98.
Bacon 1909, Bonner 884. Bras.
trup S97. Bryant 1920, Cline 922,
Durey $50. Greene 961. Gron.
void 904. Hyland 1895, Jacobsen
972, kinxer $50, Larson 1907,
Lefor 61S, Maddox 1904, Mat
thaei 633, Norton 992, Oberg
zoos. Parkinson 848. Peterson
go. Polk 92l, Romsaas sos. 81.
monson 928, Stern 1868. Watt
$50, Wingerd SIG, Wynn 798.
Proposal to increase pay of
legislators: Yes 943. no 1858.
Proposal to expand powers Of
state equalization board: Yes 1901
no TAT.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23
Three Flower Shows
and Club Formation
Planned Last Night

Approximately so garden euthusi.
asts gathered in the chambers of the
Association Of Commerce last night
and decided to form a Flower and
Garden club and to sponsor at least
three flower shows during the COM
ing summer.
Formation Of the club, which is
open to anyone interested in garden
ing, will be made at meeting to be
held at the Association of Commerce
next Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
Tulips, peonies and gladioli will
each be featured at the three shows
that are planned. The shows will
be held dependent on the develop
ment Of the flowers themselves, no
dates being set at this time.
Anyone interested in securing in
formation about the proposed club
may have it by calling E. G. Wan
ner, acting secretary Of the organ
ization.
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Bacon IL. Bonner 8, Brastrup 20
Bryant IL, Cline q, Durey 22
Greene IL, Gronvold IL, Hyland IL
Jacobsen IL, Kinzer 20. Larson Is
Lefor IS. Maddox 26, Matthaei 90
Norton 10, Oberg IA, Parkinson 20
Peterson 10, Polk II, Romsaas e
Simonson "a, Stern 10, watt II
Wineerd %, Wynn 81.
Proposal to increase pay OF legis'
lators: Yes IL, no Is.
Proposal to expand powers q
state equalization board: Yes 20
no II.
Naughton
Harrison Garnet Is, Graham 3,
]. Nelson Kelly /, Casey !.
Brant 10, Everson II, Gibbs IL,
Lathrop Is, Magnuson IL, Mclean
10, Nelson 20, Noltimier 2, Pendray
6, Wyckoff ID.
Bacon is, Bonzer 20, Brastrup 9,
Bryant 10, Cline 9, Durey z, Greene
Is, Gronvold 10, Hyland is, Jacob
sen Is, Kinzer 3, Larson 8, Lefor 3,
Maddox IL, Matthaei Z, Norton Is,
Oberg II, Parkinson z, Peterson Is,
Polk Is, Romsaas 10, Simonson 9,
Stern 10, Watt Is, Wingerd ,.
Wynn z.
Proposal to increase pay Of legis-
lators: Yes Z, no 81.
Proposal to expand powers OF
state equalization board: Yes 10,
no "a.
Crnfte Township
Harrison Garrett IA, Graham -,
]. Nelson Kelly 0, Casey 0.
Brant %, Everson Is, Gibbs 20,
Lathrop IS, Magnuson 18, Mclean
IL, Nelson 13, Noltimier 10, Pendray
81, Wyckoff 10.
Bacon Is, Bonner 10, Brastrup Is,
Bryant 8, Cline Is, Durey 20. Greene
II, Gronvold 8, Hyland II, Jacobsen
IL, Kinzer 20, Larson 10, Lefor Is,
Maddox %, Matthaei 16, Norton II,
Oberg 10, Parkinson 18, Peterson IL,
Polk 8, Romsaas Is, Simonson FL,
Stern IL, Watt II, Wingerd ~,
Wynn Fl.
Proposal to increase pay of legis-
lators: Yes Z, no 80.
Proposal to expand powers of
state equalization board: Yes 26,
no 8.
Hazel Grove Township
Harrison Garrett IL, Graham 10,
J. Nelson Kelly 2, Casey 0.
Brant 20, Everson IA, Gibbs 10,
Lathrop Is, Magnuson IS, Mclean
is, Nelson 10, Noltimier ID, Pend
raw IS. Wvckoff ~.
Bacon Is, Bonner ID, Brastrup IA,
Bryant II, Cline Ia, Durey 10,
Greene is, Gronvold 10, Hyland IA,
Jacobsen Is, Kinzer IA, Larson 10,
Lefor 81, Maddox 81, Matthaei 10,
Norton IL, Oberg IL, Parkinson 1S,
Peterson II, Polk 20, Romsaas Is,
%, Stern 16, Watt Is,
Wingerd 20, Wynn Is.
Proposal to increase pay Of legis.
lators: Yes 10, no rs.
Proposal to expand powers Of state
equalization board: Yes "a, no Is.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23
MOTOR SHOW
DRAWS CROWD
More Than 5000 Visitors At.
tend First Day of Automo.
tive Exposition

The most successful auto show
from every standpoint in the his
tory OF the Missouri Slope opened
its doors at the State Training
school gymnasium in Mandan
Thursday.
More than 5000 visitors regis
tered at the show between 10 a. m.
and II p. M.
Fifty-eight models OF 81 different
lines OF motors covering a price
range from the least expensive IN
into the $4,000 class were on dis
play.
The show is sponsored by the au-
tomobile dealers OF Bismarck anil
Mandan and will close Saturday
night.
One Of the most popular corners
OF the show Is that where an cleo
trically propelled model OF an au-
tomobile engine, whose working
parts are trimmed in nickel, is be-
ing shown.
Special entertainment which has
drawn the hearty applause OF all
visitors Is being given by Howard
Melaney, the lyric tenor OF the
North Pacific, the Northern Pacific
quartet, the Bismarck Juvenile
hand. the Bismarck Ellis band, fur
nished by the 500 line, and other
music.
Many Foreign Visitors
The majority OF visitors at the
show Thursday were from outlying
territory and included a large num-
Der OF automobile dealers who are
being entertained by the local dis
tributors.
Quanrud, Brink & Reibold, Bis.
marck auto equipment wholesalers,
are holding their fifth annual au.
tomobile equipment clinic in the
display rooms OF the Capital Chey.
rolet Motor company.
Everything for the automobile,
both internal and external, Is be-
Ing shown. Garage mechanical
equipment for facilitating in minor
car repairs is particularly popular.
The Corwin-Churchill company
will entertain factory representa-
tives and their Slope dealers at !,
banquet at $3.50 p. m. today in the
Grand Pacific hotel.
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Too Late to Classify

FOR RENT-Four unfurnished
rooms suitable for light house
keeping on second floor in mod
ern home, bath room attached.
223 Twelfth street north. Phone
1132-M.
FOR RENT-A room in all modern
home. Close in. Also garage.
Call ct 400 Fifth street or Phone
1O93-R.
FOR RENT-Furnished room suit
able for gentlemen, one block
west Of postoffice. Mrs. L. Logan,
208 Second street.
RADlO-Real bargain. Good Zenith
radio completely installed only
$500, time il desired. Write
Tribune Ad. No. 10.
WANT TO RENT-Furnished or
unfurnished four or five room
strictly modern apartment. Good
location. Write fully details.
Write Tribune Ad. No. Is.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23
Klingensrnith and
Draper to Present
Feature Dance Act

Practically all Of the feature acts
# the Elks' Minstrel Frolic to be
resented at the city auditorium on
s.arch 80 and 81 will be acts from
big eastern vaudeville circuits and
musical revues and the song num-
bers to be introduced are especially
catchy. The big male chorus, which
will assist the soloists in many of
the numbers, is the best the Elks
have had in the opinion of Clint
Draper. who has staged most of
their shows.
Each rehearsal sees some new
feature added to the program and
the show is rapidly being whipped
into shape. Recent additions to the
big cast are AL Simons, +. G.
O'Hare, ]. P. Wagner, Jack O'Neil,
Jas. Kiley and A. D. McKinnon.
One Of the features of the show will
bs an ensemble dancing act in which
about is will appear. In this act
George Klingensmith and Clint
Draper will present a grotesque
dance and several solo dancers
will give evidence Of patient study
and continued practice.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23
Vote Returns From
Nearby Counties
Mcintosh County

Mcintosh County
Complete returns OF Mcintosh
county for Republican electors
Brant $50, Mclean 554, Everson 43S
Nelson 495, Gibbs AS, Noltimtel
406, Lathrop 4S3, Pendry 4O2, Mag
nuson 435, Wyckoff 40.
For delegates to Republican ma
tional conventions: Bacon 492, Mad
dock 469, Bonner, Jr., 45l, Matthae
412, Brastrup 39S, Norton 40, Bry'
ant 496 Oberg AT Cline 414, Park
inson 1887, Durey 367, Peterson 500
Green 454, Polk 429, Gronvold 407
Romsaas 40. Hyland 463, Simon,
son 443, Jacobsen 440, Stern 523
Kinxer 40l, Watt SOB, Larson ~;
Wingerd 43l, Wynn 408.
MCLEAN COUNTY
Only one precinct is missing In
the returns from Mclean county to.
day, and that is small one with
only about 80 votes. The 81 pre-
cincts out OF the county's 81 give:
Harrison Garnett 772, Graham
1905, J. Nelson Kelly IS, Casey A.
Brant 1852, Everson 1857, Gibbs
1852, Lathrop $50, Magnuson 1909,
Mclean 500, Nelson CSC, Noltimicr
1853, Pendra 1920. Wyckoff 739.
Bacon S45, Bonner 6S5, Brastrup
1,157, Bryant $50, Cline 1,7SS, Durey
1866, Greene rs, Gronvold TAO, Hy-
land 913. Jacobsen S33, Kinzer 1,7l0,
Larson 1857, Lefor 1881, Maddox
1918. Matthaei 1869, Norton 90.
Oberg 975, Parkinson 1874, Peter
SON S99. Polk ITO, Romsaas 1,774,
Simonson zoos. Stern 919, Watt
7S2, Wingerd 1.749, Wynn 1863.
Proposal to increase pay Of legis-
lators-Yes 1909, No 1908.
Proposal to expand powers OF
state equalization board-Yes 1864,
No 500.
kDDER COUNTY
kidder county complete, 80 pre-
cincts, gave:
Harrison Garnett 2l4, Graham sos,
]. Nelson Kelly 20, Casey II.
Braut S12, Everson 255, Gibbs
~, Lathrop 225, Magnuson 765,
Mclean 279, Nelson 296, Noltimis 81
72S, Pendray 719, Wyckoff 221.
Bacon cls, Bonner EOS. Brastrup
6S2. Bryant 326, Cline 705, Durey
ga, Greene 277, Gronyold Isl, Hy-
land 304, Jacobsen 800. Kinzer 731,
Larson 760, Lefor ego, Maddox 7S4,
Matthaei 697, Norton 273. Oberg
$40, Parkinson 6S7, Peterson 2s5,
Polk 235, Romsaas geo, Simonson
$50, Stern 252, Watt $50, Wingerd
663, Wynn CAB.
Proposal to increase pay OF legis-
lators-Yes 446, No S25.
Proposal to expand powers OF
state equalization board-Yes 100,
No 40e.
SHERIDAN COUNTY
sheridan county, complete, 50
precincts, gave:
Harrison Garrett $50. Graham,
TIL J. Nelson Kelly %, Casey IL.
Braut 10, Cversou 367, Gibbs 704,
Lathrop BIZ. Magnuson 7l6, Mclean
Ssh Nelson $50, Noltjmier Gas. Pen.
dHay SIT. Wyckotf so.
Bacon ~, Bonner $50. Brastruu
go, Bryant az. Cline $50, Durey
%: Greene SO, 0ronyold c75. Nv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23
COMPANY N HAS
OPEN HOUSE AT
FORT LINCOLN
Officers and Families Guests
Fine Entertainment
Program Given

Holding "open house" at its bar
racks last night, members Of COM
pany NJ. Third Battalion, Fourth In
fantry, presented a program Of en-
te- taiiment that won the hearty ap-
plause of everyone in attendance.
The quests included the officers Of
the post and their families, all nom
commissioned officers and their FAM
lies and . few civilians from Bis
marck.
The program was arranged by a
committee of enlisted men with Pvt.
1st Glass Elmgren as chairman.
Lieut.. George II. Lietz cooperated
with the committee.
Several boxing matches were fea-
lures Of the program. The first
bout on the card was between Pvt.
Smith and Pvt. Peterson, heavy
weights. Sustaining a severe cut on
the lip, Peterson threw in the
sponge in the second round, just in
time to save a SIT set of gold teeth.
Morgan and Hawkins, light heavy
weights, the latter a recruit who ar
rived at Fort Lincoln just yesterday,
fought to a draw.
The Arvidson Napiorkowski bout
was won by Napiorkowski. The men
weighed 143 and 144 pounds, respec-
lively. Arvidson put up stiff bat
tie in the first round but was unable
to continue the pace.
In the 13O-pound class, "Pork
Chops" Rombath won the decision
over "Ham and Eggs" Hicks.
The bout between Steve O'Don-
nell and Private Parks was called a
draw. Parks was the younger of
the two, but O'Donnell showed more
scientific boxing.
Other Entertainers
Private Hicks entertained with
mouth organ selections; Williams,
Harrington and Mitchell presented
a sketch entitled "Three Hot Dogs"
and Private Rosie Burns, in female
attire, did some fancy dancing, in
GLIDING the Black Bottom and the
Charleston.
At the close of the program each
group of entertainers were called to
the stage and winners Of first and
second pl;~es were decided by the
applause of the audience.
The first place, which included a
three-day pass over pay day, went
to O'Donnell and Parks, while the
"Three Hot Dogs" won second place,
q one-day pass.
Officials during the boxing bouts
were: Sergeant Watschke, referee;
Sergeant Williams, timekeeper, and
Sergeant Olson, announcer, trainer,
second, and other assignments too
numerous to mention.
Corporal Cont served light re-
freshments after the program.
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Lathrop II, Magnuson %. Bacon
%. Bonser 20, Brastrup Fl. BRYANT
20, Cline q, Durey 20. Greene 2i
Gronvold -. Hyland 81, Jacobsen
20. Kinser II, Larson g, Lefor 16
Mclean Is, Nelson 81, Noltimier 10
Pendray "A, Wyckoff 16, Maddox
"a, Matthaei 16, Norton 20, Obere
20, Parkinson Is, Peterson 20, Polk
16, R0msaas is, Simonson 20, Stern
81, Watt a, Wingerd Fl, Wynn II.
Propose! to increase pay Of legis-
lators: Yes is, no "a.
Proposal to expand powers Of
state equalization board: Yes 18,
Wilsoa Township
Harrison Garnet l, Graham 81.
Brant is, Everson Z, Gibbs is,
Lathrop 5, Magnuson IL, Bacon 6,
Bonner s., Brastrup II, Bryant 8,
Cline 10. Durey 10, Greene 4, Gron-
void s, Hyland z, Jacobsen S, Kim
ger IL, Larson 16, Lefor IL, Mclean
Z. Nelson 6, Noltimier 16, Pendray
Is, WyckoH 3, Maddox 18, Matt
haei Is. Norton 8, Oberg 3, Parkin-
son 16, Peterson 3, Polk s, ROM
saas Is, Simonson ii, Stern s, Watt
6, Wingerd IS, Wynn II.
Proposal 20 increase pay Of legis-
lators: Yes 2, no 20.
Proposal to expand powers Of
state equalization board: Yes 81,
no !.
South Wilton Township
Harrison Garnet 6. Graham z. ].
Nelson Kelly 0, Casey 0.
Brant s, Everson 8, Gibbs 8.
Lathrop 4, Magnuson 2, Mclean 8,
Nelson 6, Noltimier 5, Pendray 8,
Wyckoff z.
Bacon 8, Bonner s, Brastrup s,
Bryant z, Cline 4, Durey 4, Greene
6, Gronvoid 5, Hyland 6, Jacobson z,
Kinzer 4, Larson 6, Lefor 3, Mad
dock 6, Matthaei 2, Morton 5. Oberg
s, Parkinson 5. Peterson 4, Polk 4,
Romsaas o, Simonson 4, Stern 4,
Watt z, Wingerd /, Wynn 2.
Proposal to increase pay of legis-
lators: Yes s, no 9.
Proposal to expand powers of
state equalization board: Yes 8,
no 5.
NIveIVleW
Harrison Garnet 8, Graham 2,
J. Nelson Kelly 0, Casey I.
Brant 3, Everson z, Gibbs 2,
Lathrop s, -Magnuson 0, Mclean 9,
Nelson 9, Noltimier 2, Pendray 3,
Wyckoff z.
Bacon 8, Bonner 6, Brastrup 3,
Bryant Z, Cline l, Durey /, Greene
6, Gronvold 5, Hyland Z, Jacobsen 6,
Kinzer I, Larson 3, Lefor 2, Mad
dock 2, Matthaei o, Norton 8, Oberg
8, Parkinson 0, Peterson 5, Polk 9,
Romsaas 0, Simonson 2, Stern 8,
Watt 2, Wingerd 2, Wynn /.
Proposal to increase pay Of lcgis-
lators: Yes 4, no 8.
Proposal to expand powers of
state equalization board: Yes 8,
no 2.
Harrison Garrett IL, Graham 3,
J. Nelson Kelly !, Casey /.
Brant 6, Everson 12, Gibbs 8,
Lathrop II, Magnuson z, Mclean Is,
Nelson 10, Noltimier 2, Pendray 4,
Wyckoff z.
Bacon II, Bonner 9, Brastrup 2.
Bryant 8, Cline 3, Durey 2, Greene
IL, Gronvold 8, Hyland 10, Jacob
sen II, Kinzer 2, Larson s, Lefor s,
Maddox s, Matthaei 4, Norton IL,
Oberg 10, Parkinson 4, Peterson Is,
Polk -, Romsacs 3, S;monson 6,
Stern Is, Watt 10, Wingerd /,
Wynn o.
Proposal to increase pay Of legis-
lators: Yes z, no 13.
Proposal to expand powers of
state equalization board: Yes 9,
no 8.
1890. Sterling
Harrison Garnet z, Graham 20,
]. Nelson Kelly /, Casey 4.
Brant 20, Everson IA, Gibbs q,
Lathrop Is, Magnuson e, Mclean
Is, Nelson II, Noltimier Is, Pend.
ray 90, Wyckoff 10.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23
STOPS COUGHS QUICKLY
-HEALINC, DEMULCENT

II was bothered with q hard
persistent cough, but found no 9TH
er remedy so good and 20 quickly
relieving as Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound" says E. Boggess, Pc.
mona, Calf. Coughs and throat
irritations, hard bronchial coughs,
lingering "flu" coughs, almost in-
stantly stopped. It combines the
curative influence Of pure pine tar
and the modifying demulcent action
Of fresh clear honey with other
healing ingredients. A boon to
those who suffer from troublesome
night coughs. Ask for Toley's
Honey and Tar Compound.-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23
Testimony in Mandan
Bank Stock Case Is
Heard in Fed. Court

The case OF G. C. Storing, re.
ceivcr for the Merchants National
bank of Mandan, vs.. A. D. Taylor
and the John Wesley Burns Memoir
ial Methodist church of Mandan ct
al is being heard in federal court
before Judge Andrew Miller today.
Storing is trying to determine the
rightful owner Of 10 shares Of stock
in the Merchants National bank so
that the proper assessment may be
made against it.
Taylor alleges that the 10 shares
OF stock which were originally owned
by him were assigned to the church.
The church denies the allegation
and asserts that the stock was new.
er turned over to it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23

The Great Northern Quartet
will sing at the Prince Hotel
at the dinner hour during the
Auto Show.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23
NOTICE

The police department has
been instructed to enforce the
full stop rule ON Main avenue
and Sixth street and on alleys.
BY order of board Of city COM
missi0ners.
M. H. ATKINSON,
City Auditor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-23

Hear the Welsh Singers at
the Methodist church, Satur.
day, March Gath, at 8 p. NJ.
Admission so cents.