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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Mllers Lose But
Take League Lead
Kansas City Blues Ride Into
Minneapolis Today Set
to Regain Top
BY WILLIAM WEEKES
associated Press Writer,

Chicago. May 25.-R-Dutch Twill
l.ng's Kansas City Blues rode into
Minneapolis today. determined to re-
gain the leadership OF the American
Association.
The Millers. although beaten BY
Milwaukee yesterday. faced the OPEN
Ing Of the crucial f!ve-game series
With the Blue, with a percentage table
lead OF two points. The Blues dropped
from the top b. bowling 10 St. Paul.
Minneapolis put up a desperate
struggle to lcngtaen It's string OF VIC
tories to eight straight. but an early
lead set up by the Brewers was SUI
ticlcnt TO account. for a 10 to Q win.
Slim Harriss held Kansas City to
81: hits and st. Paul ended a long
losing streak with a : to 2 win. The
Saints cracked OFT Is hits, enough of
them clustered n the second inning
TO manufacture five runs. Three
pitchers faced ST. Paul. With Davis
being charged with the defeat.
Louisville evened up the series with
Columbus by hammerias cut a 10 TO
, victory. The Colonies fell upon 81
Johnson for SIX hits and Two sacri-
fees in the sixth inning. causing
Miller to be called into the box.
Indianapolis and Toledo put on a
wild exhibition with the Indians
edging out an II to 9 win. The Mud
hens ratified off l8 hits but failed to
do as much business with them as
indianapolis did with an even dozen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Frank O'Doul Back
AT Nationals Top
Philadelphia Takes Lead Over
Chicago in Team Batting
With 800 Mark

New York. May 25-P-Frank
ODoul. the smuggling Ph.lly. is back in
the van Of National League batsmen
with a mark OF .4l3 according to
averages issued today and including
games of last Wednesday. Andy
High OF st. Louis and Harvey Hen
drick are crowding him, each with a
percentage OF .407.
ODoul also sets the pace in runs
scored with 90, while Babe Herman
OF Brooklyn has the greatest total OF
hits. ~. Frank Frisch OF the Car
dinalS has hit II doubles and five
triples to lead in those departments.
with Melvin OFT in front in the home
run a C. with 10, the highest total
In either league.
Chick Hafey Of the Cardinals has
batted in the greatest number Of runs.
80, while EvaY Swanson Of Cincinnati
leads in steals with nine.
Following the three 400 sharp
shooters in the individual batting
table are these regularly Frisch. ST.
Louis. .38S: Herman. Bsooklvn. 1886.
Stephenson, Chicago. .377; Guyler.
Chicago. .376, Klein and Friberg.
Philadelphia, .374; and Douthlt, St.
Louis, .37l.
Burleish Grimes Of Pittsburgh con-
TIMES to set the pitching pace with
six victories and no defeats. He is
crowded by Jess Haines OF St. Louis
with five victories and Guy Bush OF
Chicago with four. Sylvester john
o of st. Louis with three victories
and Hearne Of Boston with two COM
plete the undefeated circle.
Philadelphia has taken the lead
over Chicago in team batting with a
mark OF 800, and is the only club in
the charmed circle. The Cubs now
are hitting just .294, only six points
above the Cardinals. The Cubs lead
In team fielding by a margin OF .974
to .973 for the Giants. The Braves,
who have kept up in the race partly
because Of their smart work afield.
are only one point below the Giants.
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state OF North Dakota. County Of


Notice is hereby given that that
iivered BY olof Feltheim ana JUSTINE
pra tne.R; ars E1ie; mortsasor.: to
ion. mors1.se.. .fD" asc:d 6ec.mSsPP ist.
1921. and filed tor record In the Of.
lice Ct h Register Of Deeds In and
o a9r t ssF' ;sts GG 3 y S EHsts DafS 9
and duly recorded in Book is9 Of
Mortgages on page sos. and there
after assigned By Drake Ballard
st.9 Fsir BY in,s t IN writin::
Trust Company Of Fresport. Ill, and
filed for record In the office Of said
register OF Deeds on May 10th. 1892.
y recorded IL Book ~ Of Records
sale Of the premises in such mort.
gaze ~ hereinafter described ct the
front door OF the Court House In the
City Of Bismarck. County Of Burleigh
day. the 18th day OF June, A. b. 1929,
It the hour Of Two (2) o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day, to satisfy the
amount dus on said mortgage on day
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
sAtisfy the same are described AZ fol.
to.wit: The Northwest Quarter
sMMA) snd The s%outhea.t Quarter
IN Townshtp. One hundred thirty
five. (.75). West Of the Fifth r. 4. in
Burleigh County. North Dakota.
There will be due upon such mort
eage on day OF sale. principal. in
Of said mortgage, the sum Of Four
nine hundred eighty seven
= S5/100 .0l,9S7.Y3). together with
costs Of this foreclosure and statu.
tory attorney fees.
DATED at Washburn. North Dakota,
this 9th day Of May, 1929.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY
OF TREEPORT,
Freeport. Illinois,
Assignee Of Nortg9Gee.
McCulloch & NcCulloch. Attorneys for
Assignee Of Mortgages. Washburn.
North Dakota.
S/ll-1S.2S: 0/l.o.l6
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Sealed Proposals will b. received by
the North Dakota State Highway
Commission at Bismarck, North Da.
kota. until 10000 o'clock A. NJ. June
Sth. 1929, for the purpose Of furnish.
ing yearly requirements OF pneumatic
tires and tubes OF the various sizes
manufactured for euuipping Highway
Department ears and trucks in service
during the year 1929 az needed.
Bidders will be required to submit
specifications for the different grades
proposed to be furnished, including
trade name. IT is also required that
bidders submit their proposals in
writing on their own forms, giving
complete description. prices. and
terms. Each bid shall be accompanied
by a certified check in the sum Of
$4,000 made payable to the State
Highway Commission. and a bidders
bond in the sum Of 100000. Upon
award Of contract. the successful bid.
DER Will be required to furnish a
surety bond In the sum OF $5.0 900. 90.
For the information of bidders. IL is
estimated that this years require
ments. based on the past two years
ing will be approximately 5000 90.
All proposals must be addressed 10
the undersigned and properly marked
on the outside Of the envelope "Pro.
posals for Tires and Tubes"
The Commission . the right
to accept or reject any and all BIDS.
STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION,
BY H. e. FRAHM.
5ils-25: 81
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Nodaks Survive
Singles, Doubles

Brooking.. S. OAK. May 25.-tP1-
Singles and doubles tennis champion
ships Of the North Central Confer
ence were to be determined here to-
day between players from North Da-
kota university and South Dakota
university in the singles and North
Dakota university and South Dakota
State in the doubles.
Hazcn and James OF the Flicker
tails are to oppose Medberry and
Zellhoefcr OF South Dakota univer-
sity for the singles title. James was
to meet Zellhoefer in the opening
match.
Pitcher and williams Of South Da.
kota State won their semifinal match
from Bolley and Gronvold Of North
Dakota State. and were to clash with
James and Hayes OF the Flickertails
in the doubles finals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Additional Sports
Simpson, olan
Battle Looming
Michigan Negro Equals World
Century Mark; Ohio Man
Breaks FurIong Mark

Evanston. Ill, May 25.-lP-A bat
tie In the classic l0O-yayd dash be-
tween George Simpson. Ohio State
flash. and Eddie Tolan. sensational!
Michigan negro spy!nter, oyersila-
dowed interest in other events As
western conference track and fled
athletes gathered today a. Dyche
stadium, Northwestern university. 20
fight for tn. 1929 title.
Simpson, hitherto regarded as SUI
preme among Big Ten sp.ingers,
faced a tartar in the Michigan negro
who yesterda- equailec the worlds
record OF :9.6 seconds for the century
In his trial heat. Simpson had low
cred the conference mark OF another
Wolverine negro. Dena-t Hubbard.
from :O9.74 to .097 a few minutes
before Tolan tied the mark OF How
ard Drew. Dan Kelly, Roland Locke
and Charlie Paddock
Simpson came back TO better the
Big Ten mark IN the 22o-yard dash,
stridlng the furiong IN ;209. The
former mark was :2io, set b. Eric
Wilson OF Iowa, in 1923.
Michigan and Ohio State topped
the quallfiers yesterday with Is men
each in II events. Illinois. ta.orite
to repeat its victories OF the .ast txo
years. and Iowa. r ,garded as the ILL.,
mis- toughest opponent. were ncxt
with Is,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
Special OlutRlet-Annunl Dlaetan.

Notice y Hereby Given. That on the
Frat TussSsy In June, bsing June
b. held e WIN School, Ia the Sp>ciai
School District Of Bismarck No. i.
County ct Burlsigh. state Of North
Dekctn Tor the purpose OF electine
Ire io!iowing members OF tho roard
Two members to serve for . term Of
k1nree years Tor the City Of Bismarck,
The polls will b opened at : o'clock
Of that day.
Dated Bismarck. n. D.. this 18th
DAY 81 Nay. 1875.
~ order q the eeerd. q Equcation.
S/1e.23.2S.3s: Ella Ciefk.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
League Sports
At University Close

Grand Forks, N. D., May 25.-R
Witt campus league baseball play
ending the close Of its season at the
University Of North Dakota, three
teams in each league are in . tie
for first place positions. Clyde,
Buck" Starbeck indicated today.
In the national loop Kappa Sigma,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Alpha
Tau Omega teams have each won
four and lost one. A similar situa-
ton has come about in the other loop
where Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Delta
Theta, and Tau Sigma Rho teams
are battling for leadership.
Games this weekend will clarity
the situation when Phi Delta Theta
and Tau Sigma Rho teams will clash.
High interest surrounds the outcome
which will be : titular series late
this month.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
REGIONAL LINEUP
DEFEATED STRAUSS
Fargo Cot Regina. Duluth and
Winnipeg to Join on Lion
Governor and Convention

Bismarck Lions all 60. back from
Minot. Friday evening and night.
They were in jubilant mood over the
success Of Bismarck in putting pep
into the district convention and win
ming the parade and stunt honors.
All report having had a good time at
Minot.
The failure to elect Dr.. F. b.
Strauss as district president waS the
only disappointment of the trip. Up
to the last hour the Bismarck dele
CATION had hopes OF putting him over.
but q geographical combination Of
Fargo, Duluth, Winnipeg and Regina
concentrated on the dark horse can
didate brought out by Fargo. r. A.
Trubey, and elected him by about Is
votes. Bismarck was loyalty support
ed by the smaller cities and towns Of
western North Dakota. returning
Lions said, but these scattered votes
fell short Of the group votes total
from the eastern section lined up by
Fargo.
With the victory on district COVER
nor vent the choice Of the next dis
trict convention. the same cornbinA-
ton selecting Regina. Bismarck Lions
we're favorable to that city.
The Lions returned from Minot
nor convinced than eve that Bis
marck's destiny Is bound up with q
memorial community building, they
say. They saw in the combination
against them the need Of helping
themselves. Other cities In the state
are looking out for themselves. Bis
marck has a large territory just out
side Of itself that 1t can rally to its
projects and it can also lead in the
development Of the interests Of these
adjacent communities. members Of
the club said. With 4 community
building Bismarck will be able to
concentrate its energies and its forces
with those OF communities depending
on its fostering aid in behalf OF the
Missouri Slope territory.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
New Records Seen
In Gopher Tourney

St. Paul. May 25.-fR,-6ix schools
of the Minnesota college conference
today awaited the starters gun in the
10th annual track and field meet 1T
Shaw field. Manchester.
Excellent track conditions and
warm, clear weather. prcsaged new
records In several events. particularly
in the discus throw and the broad
jump. Trucsdell. Hamline. and Mey.
ners. st. Olaf. each have bettered the
record in the discus in dual meets
this year and they are expected to
the official mark today.
Captain Don Furer. Manchester. Is
conceded an excellent chance to bet
ter the high jump record. He has
exceeded the mark Of S feet II inches
times this year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
CLUB LUNCHEON OPEN
TO TAXPAYERS ALSO.
Service Bodies Extend Invita-.
ton to Those With Ideas
on Memorial Building

Or. F. B. Strauss will preside 1T the
joint service club meeting and lunch
con. Monday noon as the Grand Pa.
cuic. KiwAni4ns and Rotariaus viii
join with the Lions in conSidertns the
memorial community building.
The clubs desire the presence of
taxpayers who are not members of
these three clubs II they have pro-
nounced opinions on the building
project and its municipal bond issue
70 be voted on Friday next. Such
will be welcomed as guests Of the
service organizations.
Several set talks have been ar.
ranged for. s. w. Corwin, Of the
Kivanians. Henry J. Duemeland. Of
the Rotarians. Fred Peterson, OF the
Lions. A. l.. Fosteson, Of the Ameri.
can Legion. and Harry p. Goddard.
OF the Association Of Commerce, are
to talk in behalf OF the project.
First talks In behalf Of the bond is.
sue and building were staged In the
movie houses Friday evening. Harry
Rosenthal spoke at the Capitol and A.
L. Fos.eson at the Eltinge. Tonight
Charles Liessman will speak at the
Capitol and A. D. McKinnon at the
Elt:nge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
LaCoste, Borotra
Face Yankee Pair
Ella de Alvarez and Keay Bou.
man Win Women's Doubles
Championship

Paris, May 25.-bP-The first
title I, be decided in the French
tennis championships was won to-
day by the crack women's doubles
team Of Ella De Alvarez Of Spain
and kea Bounan Of Holland.
The Spanish.Dutch combination
today non the final from the Misses
Bobbie Hume and Ethel Neaye Of
South Africa. rs. So.
With the opening Of play in
women's singles. Miss Marjorie
Morrill, Of Dedha.n, Mass, sixth
ranking American player. safely
reached the second round By defeat
ing Nine. Roger Dane. Of France
so. So. Miss Morrill, played fairly
good tennis.
Henri Coche. and Jacques Brug-
non Of France, defeated ]. c. Gre
CORY and /. q. Collins Of England,
o-3. Ga, So in the mems doubles
s%enitinals.
In the other sem.f!nal, Bill Tilden
and Frank Hunter were to battle
Rene LaCoste and Jean Borotra in
the seasons first renewal Of the
perennial warfare between the great
American and French rivals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Beyo L~ebouryeau
Sets Dizzy Pace
Murray Of Kansas City Fails to
Win Game During Week
but Leads Pack

Chicago. May 25.-P-"Beyo' Le.
bourveau once again has become lead.
ing batsman Of the American assccia-
ton.
The sturdy Milwaukee outfielder,
who has been a handspring in the
comeback Of the Brewers. bounded
into the lead during the fifth week OF
play to boost his average to .4IO. or
80 points more than his closest
rival, unofficial percentages including
games Of Wednesday reveal. In 81
official trips TO the plate Lebourveau
has made % hits for a total of "a
bases.
Gerken Of Kansas City was second
with a $50 percentage. and Bagwell
OF Minneapolis third with 1878. Other
leaders were Gallaghan. Columbus,
.377; Simons, Louisville. ..375; Emmer,
Minneapolis, 1873; Chapman. st. Paul,
$40; Cooke. st. Paul. 1867: McMullen,
Minneapolis, 1865: Shirley. Minneap-
oils. 1851; and Anderson, st. Paul. 1854.
Murray OF Kansas City failed TO win
a game during the fifth week Of play,
but he ept his seasons pitching rec
ord Of five straight victories intact to
lead the hurting race. Brillheart of
Minneapolis and Slim Harriss OF st.
Paul each lost a game during the
same period and dropped from the
indicated column. B-illheart, how
ever, kept up his dizzy strixcout pace.
whiting Is during the week and
bringing his seasons total to %.
Batting averages generally slumped
in the team division. Minneapolis
mark dropped from .3l5 to sos. but
the Miilers still led. with Kansas City
second with .299. In team fielding
Kansas City was still in front with .
.972 mark. the unofficial averages
show.
Although seventh in batting, Benny
Chapman Of st. Paul had the largest
individual marks to his credit. He
leads In runs, Scoring 80: he has
hagged - hits, and his total base
mark Is 81.
Other leaders:
Stolen bases = Emmer, Minueapo-
lis. IL.
Runs hated in-Cooke, st. Paul, 81.
Team runs-Minneapolis. 233.
Fewest opponents runs - Kansas
City. 10o.
Team home runs-St. Paul, 81.
Double plays1Kansas City, 80.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
w. ]. Courtney, Page
Attorney, Drops Dead

Page. N. D.. May 25.-lR-W. j.
Courtney. So. prominent attorney here
and q resident Of North Dakota for
IS years. dropped dead in a local
store Friday afternoon.
Courtney entered the store whis-
Ting and walked toward the rear of
the establishment where he fell. He
was dead when friends reached him.
Courtney was in apparently good
health although he had suffered an
attack OF influenza last Christmas
which. It IS thought, may have affect
ed his heart.
Courtney had practiced Law in Page
since his admission to the North Da-
kota Bar in 1901.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Bunioneers Ready
For New Mexico

Van Horn, Texas, May 25.- R-
The journey Of c. c. Pyle's buuion-
GERS through Texas soon will be end
ed. A 32-nlilc run to Sierra Blanca
today. and jaunts to Fabens and FL
Paso Sunday and Monday will find
the runners ready to enter New Mex
leo. Giusto Umek. italy. o the 1915
mile lap from Kent yesterday. John
Salo. Passaic, N. j.. retained first
place in elapsed time by 81 minutes
and 80 seconds. when he and Pete
Gavuzzi, England. tied for fourth
place.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Aldo Sundahl, Kintyre
Youth, 16, Dies Here

Aldo Sundshl. is. con q Mr.. and
Mira. II. sundahl. Of Kintyre. died 1t
9:l0. Friday evening, here.
The body Is being prepared 1t the
Webb mortuary establishment for
shipment to Kiutyre. where the fu-
neral services and interment ere 70 be
held Tuesday afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Mail Connections Are
Sought by Marmarth

Marmarth. N. OAK. May 25.-En-
dorsemcnt Of q plan TO secure direct
mail connections between Marmarth
and Amidon. Slope county seat. was
made here by the Marmarth Booster
club at q recent meeting.
Mail at present from Marmarth to
the county seat has been taken via
Bowman. and mail to Mound. S. OAK,
has been taken via Rhanne.
The plan includes improvement Of
several miles Of road.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Gas Showings Found
By Marmarth Digger

Marmarth. N. Oak. May 25.-Ex.
pecting to reach gas sands at a depth
of 800 feet, the Transit Missouri Gas
and Oil company has drilled to .
depth Of $50 feet on the site Of oper-
atoms IL miles west OF Marmarth in
quest for oil.
Gas shovings already have been
reached. it Is said. A new drilling
crew from Spokane. Wash, is expect
ed in a few days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
SCHOOL BUILDING
BIDS Close Jume 8
Garfield Sehool O1stP1ct No.

~SVD0 00M&
Garfield Sehool DlstP1ct No.
ReGan. n. Oak.
Sealed proposals. will be received
up to $3.50 p. u. June Sth. at the Can.
field School. for the removal Of tenn.
porary roof on present concrete walls
n the erection thereon Of 4 new
one.story and basement wood con.
struction school building.
The General contractor will submit
q complete bid on the General cor.
structton. Heating. VentilatinE and
Toilet Installation. Plans and sp~cifi.
cations may be obtained from the Ar.
chitect. H. n. Leonhard, Mandan. n.
OAK. Plans are on file with the FARGO
Builders Exchange. e0
Certified check payable to Mrs. p.
-. Patton. Pres. for SO Of the total
bid, this required rs Z guarantees mn
h contractor will enter into CON.
tract. Checks will be returned 10 X
unsuccessful bidders At the time 81
h letting. The successful bidders
check will be retained until q surety
bond in the full amount OF the cor.
tract il provided.
The right 10 reserved to accept ar
reject any or all bids.
EARL MOWDER, Clerk.
Garfield Dist. No. Z.
S/I1.ls-.s vi ReGan. n. Oak.
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state Of North Dakota. County Of


Commissioners Of the City OF Bis
marck. North Dakota, that it is neces-
sary and the said board Of city COM
missioners hereby declare 1t to be
and gutter and graveiing on the al
leys in block II, Riverview Addition,
in improvement district No. 10. In ac-
cordance with the plans, specifica-
tions and estimate Of probable cost
Of the city engineer. which plans.
able cost We're approved, adopted and
placed On file with the City Auditor
the 18th day Of May. 1929.
And Be 1t Further Resolved that
notice is hereby given to the owners
for this improvement that il within
80 days after the first publication OF
this resolution, the n Of . ma.
jority OF the property liable to be
assessed for the Improvement do not
writing against the Improvement.
then the board Of city commissioners
will be deemed authorized to con-
struct the same.
State of North Dakota, County Of
Burleigh. City OF B~ismarck.-ss.
!, NJ. II. Atkinson. City Auditor
within and for h city Of Bismarck.
Burlei8h County. North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing 10
inal resolution adopted by the board
Of city commissioners at 4 regular
meeting held on Monday evening.
Nay 13th. 1873.
In Witness Whereof I have here
city Ct Bismarck. this llth day Of
tSeall NJ. H. ATKINSON,
eils-.S City Auditor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Loss of Arm and
Leg No Handicap
To No.hit Youth

Lumberton. N. c.. May 25.-F-
Dick Norment today occupied Q niche
n basebails hall Of fame.
The 10 year : old n : armed and
legged Lumberton high school
pitcher who somc weeks ago shut out
Clarkton high, allowing only two hits,
yesterday pitched a no hit. no run
game, blanking Rowland high school.
s to O..
The boys arm and leg were ampu.
tated II years ago as the result Of q
train wreck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
HOOver's Memorial
Talk to Go on A.

washington, May 2S.-tR-The
Memorial address Of President
Hoover at Arlington cemetery
Thursday, May 20, viii Be broad.
cast BY two networks.
Besides the president, speakers
viii include Senator Porter H.
Dale Of. Vermont and d.. Thomas
Z. Green Of the Loyal Legion.
The two hour air program will
begin 1t 100 O'Clock eastern time.
Musical features will include
Z concert BY the United States
Marine band. The q. A. r. u In
charge.
Stations 70 do the broadcasting
will include:
NDC Chain-WEAF WIZ WEEP
VITO WAR WTA0 WCSH
WILT WRC W0Y WoR WCAC
WTAM WV KeD VOC wDAF
KsTP WTMJ KOA WfiAS WsM
VINO WIT WFAA WAX
WRVA WIZ WBZA WBAL
WHAM KDKA WJR KYW KWK
KPO KGO XII K0W l-OMo
KHQ KsL WIS VITO WCU
CHS chain-WBAC WOR WCAU
WNAC WCAN WKBW WCAO
WAS WADC WoaP WBBM
KNOX KMBC Wink WLDW
WMAL WISH WCCo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
Marmarth Will Vote
On School Levy Raise

Narmarth. N. Oak. May 2.-Mar-
marth will 60 70 the polls June Z to
decide whether Or not II iavors rais-
Ing the school levy - Per cent.
The school district ct present Is in
debt. its income being $4,000 or
1900 less than Is required.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
NO COMPETITION

The only lavender farm on the
American continent Is located Z few
miles from Vancouver. B. G. It Is
handled by . woman. A1rs. O. N.
Jones. Lavender Is = European mint
plant. the oil Of which is extracted
and manufactured into perfume.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
L CANE rs ROTTEN

New York. May =. @ Adolph
Lewiston. philanthropist. who Will
be 90 years old Monday. has one voc.
His golf game y rotten. But he xnp
better than no did 10 years ago. Stiu
president Of half = dozen mining
companies. he visits his office thrice
Z week.