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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-07
Additional Sports
Cuccinello Has
Recovered Lead
Columbus Second Base Per-
former Has Edge or Dusty
Cooke by One Point

Chicago. Sept. 7.-iF,-Tony Cucci-
ncllo. Columbus second baseman,
again has forged ahead OF his rival.
Dusty Cooke. st. Paul. in the fight
for the American Association batting
Championship.
Cooke dropped eight points In his
average during the pas week. unof-
fetal averages inclldin. Wednesdays
games show. while Cuccinclio dropped
but one and Is III front by a single
point. His seasons average is 1861 to
tho st. Paul o%utficldc.'s 500.
Meanwhile. Marty Callaghan Of
Columbus moved up from 49, to $50
70 threaten tho leaders. Most OF the
other leaders dropped A few points.
however. They are Simons. Louisville.
ISL: Chapman. st. Paul. .342: Earl
Smith. Minneapolis. $40: Warner.
Toledo. 1888: Rogell, st. Paul. 1875:
Branom. Louisville, 1913; and Ivy
Griffin. Milwaukee. 1872.
Most of the leading pitchers were
unable to gain more than an cven
break during the week. Archie Camp
bell. st. Paul. won md dropped
one to bring his seasons mark to 10
won and 2 lost. while his principal
rival for pitching honors. Lynn Mel
son Of Kansas City. did Likewise and
has an average OF IA victories and 4
defeats.
St. Paul continued its batting
rampage during the week. boosting
its team average from .305 to .306
which tops the league. Columbus also
gained a point but is four points back
of the Saints. Kansas City main
tanned its lead in fielding with q 90
mark.
Other leaders:
Team runs. Minneapolis. 30.
Fcwest opponents runs. Kansas
City. 627.
Double plays. Toledo. l6S.
Individual runs, Chapman, st. Paul
1877.
Hits for most total bases, Chapman
| st. Paul. 334.
Home runs. Cooke. St. Paul, %.
Stolen bases. Emmcr. Minneapolis
80.
Runs batted in. Cooke. st. Paul. l2l
Doubles. Cuccinello. Columbus. 40
Strikeouts, Brillheart, Minncapo.
lis, Ia.
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Eraddock Methodist church Sunday
evening" Sept. 9th. A meeting OF the
church board will be held after the
service.
A baby Sirl. Doris Joan, was born
to MI and Mrs. H. w. Beal Aug. %.
Miss Ethel Mandijo and Miss
violettc Dexter who have been at
tending the State Teachers college at
jamestown, arrived home Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Gordon MacLachlan
OF Virgil, So. OAK, spent the week.
end at the E. F. Savage home.
MesdamcS Allen. Barton and MUIR
ply entertained Wednesday evening
at a farewell party at the home of
Mrs. Allen for Mrs. VIM. Baxter and
Mrs. Fred Junge, who arc soon to
leave Braddock. A gift va presented
to each OF the two ladies as a slight
memento Of friendship from their
friends In Braddock.
The Clyde Smith family r nov
ing from their present location to the
house owned by VIM. Franccn about
two miles farther south. Mr.. Smith
is at present employed in the Brad
dock grain elevator.
Wednesday morning as Mr.. and
Mrs. Amundson and two nieces. Miss
es Francis and Esther Spieber. were
driving to Bismarck. they struck deep
sand about Is miles this side Of Bis
marck by way Of the river road.
Their car commenced to sweryc from
one side to the other. and when about
to stop 1t turned over On its side
breaking glass besides bending
the tenders. Help was 500 there and
after the car was righted they
proceeded OIL their way to Bis
marck where they had the car re-
paired. Except for a few slight cuts
and bruises everyone returned home
safely.
The Braddock school will reopen
Monday, Sept. 9th. The high school
teachers will be o. r. Bauer. superin-
tendent; Miss Mona Ellis. assistant
superintendent, and Mary Sundcll,
while Mr.. e. johnson, Mrs. y. Mae.
donald and Mrs. F. E. Martini will
have charge Of the grades.
Mrs. Helen Martini is spending a
few days In Hazclton at the McCuskcr
home.
The family OF r. H. Stcrk arc NOV
ing into the George 1vey home III
Braddock SO that the children may
| attend school here. Mr.. Stcrk has
charge of the Osborne Mcmillan elc-
| vator this fall.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs. NJ.
Fetterley Thursday afternoon. The
ladies spent the afternoon quilting.
A delicious lunch was served by the
hostess.
Mrs. "A. Button. Mrs. o. r. Bauer
| and Mr.. and Mrs. J.. I. Shepard spent
Tuesday in Bismarck.
Mrs. j. D. McCusker Of Haze. %
was in Braddock Wednesday attend
ing the farewell party for Mcsdames
Baxter and Jungc at the H. w. Allen
home.
Thursday morning H. w. Allen and
Mrs. Arnold Anderson and little
daughter Shirley May motored to
Steele from which place Mrs. Ander-
son and little daughter took tho train
to Breckenridge. Mimi. where Mr..
Anderson has a position for the
present in the Red Owl store.
w. w. Mandigo. who has been in
Bismarck for the past month having
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undergone an operation, returned to
his home in Braddock Friday.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. +.
M. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Aarvig ana
VIM. Bowers motored to Steele
from which place Mr.. Long and MI.
Bowers took the train for Minneap-
oils where they we're joined BY other
representatives who will proceed to
West Baden, Indiana. where they will
attend the national convention Of the
I. g. "A. stores. They expect to be
gone all week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Alberts and Mrs.
NJ. F. Shepard OF Mowbridge. ar
rived In Braddock Sunday evening
after spending the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. E. Shepard At Bismarck.
Monday afternoon they left for home
accompanied by Mrs. Shepard who
will work In the store during the
coming year and Tom who will at
tend high school in Mowbridge. Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon McLachlan also left
with them and on their way to
Mowbridgc they will call at the home
Of MI. and Mrs. v. E. Fork at
Selfridgc.
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Fences to Be
Erected on EmmOns
: C0unty's Highways

Although Emmons county commits
oners are not strongly IN favor Of
how fences. the state highway de-
Artment will erect some along main
tutes in that section this year.
TN the past county commissioners
ave paid Is per cent of the cost OF
Onstructing snow fences and En-
Ions county commissioners wanted
& evade their share Of the cost.
ENGINEERS for the department we're
lstructed to confer with Emmons
ss'ficials In an effort to convince them
4 the need for snow fences in order
! keep the roads open throughout
Ne year.
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Will Be Chief
sneaker for A. @. u. w.

{ jamestown, N. D.. Sept. 7.-B. g.
Iarxs. Fargo. grand master work
an Of the Ancient Order OF United
,crkmcn, will be the principal
,eaker At the big fall district meet
Z Of the order here Oct. 26th 1t was
inounced by q. w. Nygaard, Wood
'orth, president Of the Pioneer dis
let. Mi. Marks Is prominently
1own throughout national fraternal
relies. is vice president OF the pres
cnt's section Of the National Fra
'rnal Congress and has been head
the A. q. y. w. Of North Dakota.
surprising eight states. for a number
! years. He Is well known to many
JAMESTOWN people and has attended
any Of the large meetings Of the
(cal IT. Seward lodge. During his
srm Is grand master workman. the
ssuranec In force In this jurisdiction
/ the Workmen has tripled and Is
~ close to sos. 0oo, 900.
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dcrson. Grace McAvoy. John and
Frank Murray all go to wilton. Emel!a
Splitter and Margcry Erstrom have
gone to Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Larson and sons,
OF Mclean county. visited at tho Ivan
Holden home Sunday.
Gordon Engcn and Donald Bowman
OF Bismarck spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the Lars Jacobson farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mallard and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mallard and chill
dren, OF Stcwartsdale. visited at the
jacobson and Con johnson homes
Sunday.
Mrs. Jay Delong and daughter. Mrs.
Bud Windmill. spent Friday at the
Walter Sin,ons home.
Chas. Krotz took a load OF potatoes
20 Bismarck ono day last week.
Con johnson sold some cattle to
McFadden last week and delivered
them Friday.
Mabel Sagcr had MS her guest Miss
Laura ~Labeau Of st. John, N. D., a
of days this week.
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:3EALTH BOARD FINDS
0 MEASLES PATIENT
N State IN AUGUST
|jphtheria Is Most Prevalent
Among the More Dangerous
J Diseases, Report Says

: Measles was the most prevalent OF
N diseases in North Dakota during
august. 1t Is revealed IN q tabulation
thade by tho state health department.
ndncre were 90 cases.
OF the more serious diseases. diph-
vipcria wa at the top OF tho list.
hryenty seven were suffering with
that disease. tho table shows. Wishek,
81 Mcintosh county, boosted inc
aiate's total with 6 cases.
"a Bismarck during August appeared
orrtually free OF disease with n case
n: poliomyclitis reported.
co Reports indicate there were -
res OF chickcnpox. q Of dlphtherla.
cfac of an%cephalitis lethargica. iou.
81 crysipclas. six Of influenza, 30 o.
measles, four OF meningitis. 10 Of
a,urups. even Of pneumonia. ono OF
tfoliomyeliti5, 40 OF scarlet fever. -
VI smallpox. Of tracho'na. ~ oil
tuberculosis. three OF typhoid fever.
~ Of vinccnt's angina and - o.
hopping cough.
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Police Dog Is
Killed After Attack

}4arro, n. D.. Sept. IA huge .po-
se doe. believed BY many to be the
scanning lion Of Becker county, was
st and killed on the H. NJ. Heel
I'm. six miles cast Of Frazcc, after
I hod severely bitten Is year : old
anrtha Markwardt.
f1ho dog had been seen about the
TN. noW occupied by Mrs. julius
syotGh, throughout the day. and
ut dus)k, started to chase the cattle
~ posture. When the Markvardt
m aud MRS. Dretsch gave chase to
~ canine. r. turned and At
~ 611Fl. biting her q the back
6oo4 An ear vas torn. and
- ta6en 70 . Erasee hospital
tSo4fmeQt
o1tw III aeeident An alarm
A and = pooee headed b.
nGst. Alfrod nosemew and
1Gavos, went n search q the
N1len alter ! search Was shot
~ Uanest. The DE- was
l1y1A. and measured ALMOST
~ iongth.
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Steele
~ \ r. ". GREss

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert williams *
Iowa have been visiting several weeks
at the home Of Mr.. williams mother.
Mrs. NJ. e. williams.
Mrs. Abbott and son John were
shopping in Steele Saturday.
John Taylor. Is operating Joe Hild's
combine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen returned last
week from Jud. where they visited
relatives. They will remain here at
tho home OF their daughter, Mrs. r. w.
Bertelson. for about 4 month. before
leaving for their home In Texas.
Joyce Richie went To Bismarck
Wednesday. where she entered q hos
pital for q .tonsil operation.
Mr6. w. +. Foye and Mrs. r. Har-
risoa and children left Friday for
Minneapolis. Mrs. Foyc stored her
furniture here and rented her home.
She viii make her home With her
daughter In Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Erickson and
family viii more, into thu. house re.
Gently vacated By Mrs. Wamsley.
Mr.. Rusof bought the old freight
ou0 wa WsUVC ~ WI 70 u1o
farm.
Glen. the young son Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Len Collins. had the misfortune TO
break his arm Thursday while play
ing 1t the Rail Armstrong home. He
was taken to Bismarck Saturday 70
have On x.ray Of the fracture taken.
Mr.. r. g. Rosen and children Of
Bismarck visited Saturday and sun-
day at the h0ne Of Mrs. Rosa R0sen
and family.
Mr.. Gardner ,Foye took. her son
Keith 10 Bismarck Saturday, where
he entered = hospital 70 have his
tOnatl1 removed.
Mrs, John Taylor visited Friday at
thc home q. her parents II Buckeye
t0N11eitp.
NJ. CI9fk, Who hin I'm yisltinl
n - nnesM 199soo1 ~.
-NE4s@sSEst&|# MF =. 49, ~ - W IL -
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School Census Shows
1,424 in Willist0n

Williston, N. D., Sept. 7.-Williston's
school census. completed this week,
shows l,424 children In the city
schools, 73i Of them boys and 603
girls. Throughout the county there
are 6.622 children Of school age. . de.
crease Of 81 as compared with last
e OF those in the county. 3.442
are bows and $3.50 are girls. The city
enrolment increased - pupils over
year.
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Hotels and Cafes to
Connect Sewers With
Public System, Rule

Restaurants and hotels located IN
towns having sewer systems must be
connected to the public sanitary ia
cilities. the attorney generals office
has held in an opinion to the state
regulatory department. II such towns
have public water systems the hotels
and restaurants also must be con-
nected with them, the opinion holds
II a restaurant or hotel is located
some distance from the public service
facilities provided by a city they mus:
make their own connections with such
systems. the regulatory department
was told.
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Glen View
y ms LARs JACoDsoN

Everyone Is busy threading In this
neigliborhood this week.
Mrs. Mohler and Miss 0ag:r called
at. the Walter oimons and Chester
Erstrom homes Friday evening.
Verl Holden had the misfortune Ia
crush u Of his fingers last week be-
tween . steel barrel and the wagon
from which he was taking It. Or.
Thompson Of Wilton took several
stitches md otherwiEs fixed !: up 50
verl will soon be able to 60 to WORK
aeatn.
the Enoek Anderson family and
Rene Holden called ct tbs Axel stem
qutst home In Painted Woods 0unday.
Many Of the high school students
ha4e NOV ccmmenoed their duties Tor
the coz6inS SCHOOL year. From this
coqDm1stfy oene 0ellep, Anofte ~.
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state e North Dakota. County Of
Ia County Court Before Hon. !. c.
In u Tie Matter 81 the Estate Of Charles
r. Moody, Deceased:
Charter c. Leavitt and Alice e. Leav.
lit. Petitioners. VS.. All Persona In.
terested In the Estate OF Charles r.
Moody. Deceased. Respondents.
The state IT North Dakota to the
shove named Respondents:
You and each Of YOU are hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court OF the County Of
Burleigh In said State on the IS day
OF September 1899 mt the hour Of 10
o'clock In the forenoon Of that DAY.
10 show cause. IL amy you have. why
the prayer Of the petition Of the
above named petitioners. said petition
On file herein, praying for the add
mission 10 probate Of the Last Will
snd' Testament Of Charles, r. Moody,
d~ceuHed, late = resident Vt, Bi.nla rex.
kurleIGIl County. y. -. and for the
appointment Of Gilbert Halysn. "f
with the Will. Annexed " said Last
Will, should not be granted.
let service Of this citation be made
ax provided hy law.
Dated September 5, 1929.
court nal T. &. Davies.
Judge Of the Count. Court.
Myland = Foster, Attorneys for Pc
titioneRs. 0/1.ll
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S7n Francisco. Sept. 7.--'41r
An aerial robot. designed to make
airplanes fool proof. has been in
vented by Lieut.. A. Willctt. air corps
officer, assisted by Col. &. Brandt.
commanding officer Of Crissy field
hero.
The device, its inventor says, will
prevent steep nose dives, tail spins
and other violent mancuvcrs. It
may be placed in a plane in such a
way as TO make it impossible for a
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pilot to execute mancuvcrs which
might cndanger the lives of pas
scngcrs. 1t also will aid a pilot in
keeping his plane on an even keel
in rough weather. Willett claims.
Willctt will offer no explanation
OF the mechanical features Of the
robot, as he has not yet obtained
patents. Colonel Brandt has OBJ
tanned the cooperation Of the air
corps engineering section in expert
menting with the device.
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To Each 1T the Owners and Occupants
Of the Respective Premises Herein-
after n.scribcd:
Whereas. The city Commission 1T
the city RI Bismarck deem il neces-
sary to construct 4 sidewalk in front
Of. or along. each OF the following
described premises as herein set forth,
tO-wit:
Along the East side Of Lots : 10
II. incl, Of Block ms in Original Plat
Addition to the city Of Bisnla rex, and
have directed the City Auditor TO
notify YOU. and zach Of you. as pro-
vlded by law. to construct such Side
walk in front Of or along said prem
ises which are owned or occupied by
YOU. ut your 0wn expense:
Now Therefore. YOU and each OF
you are hereby notified and required
r. construct such Sidewalk in front
ri or along, ~ above set forth,
the premises hercinbefore described,
thu approval Of the city Enrineer,
and In strict accordance with or.
dtnances now in force and effect, 1T
Your W expense. within II days
after the date Of this notice: and if
YOU fati TO SO construct the same.
such Sidewalks will be constructed
by the contractor employed by the
city for h q purpose. n the ex-
pcnse thereof will be assessed against
said premises.
You are required by said ordinance.
before commencing work on such
Sidewalk. to make application to the
city Engineer for line and grade OF
walk and for q permit to construct
dated. Bismarck. y. r.. August 80.
(SeaD city Auditor,
Si31;9I7 City Of bismarck, y. D.
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NOTICE no
9nnEM.A0k9

To Each of tho Owners and Occupants
~ the Respective Premises Herein
after Described:
Whereas. The City Commission of
the City Of Bismarck deem II neces-
sary to construct 4 sidewalk in front
scribed premises as herein set forth.
to-Wit:
Along the West side OF Lots ~ to
80. incl, Of Block IS III Mckenzie e
coffin's Addition to the city OF Bis-
martk. and have directed the city
Auditor to notify you. and each ~
you. ms provided by law. 10 construct
such Sidewalk in front Of or along
said premises which are owned Of oc-
Now Therefore. you and each Of
you are hereby notified and required
tn construct such Sidewalk in front
IT or along, as above set forth.
the premises hereinbefore described.
which are owned by you. subject IL
tho approval OF the City Engineer and
III strict accordance with ordinances
now In force and effect. at your own
expense. within 10 days after the date
construct the same. such Sidewalks
will be constructed BY the contractor
employed by the City for that pur.
pose. IND the expense thereof will be
assessed against said premises.
You are required by said ordinance.
before commencing work on such
Sidewalk. to make application to the
walk n for q permit to construct
Dated. Bismarck. y. p: .August 20.
SjSl:97 City OF Bismarck. n. p.
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TWO OFFICERS NAMED
Valley City, N. D.. Sept. Arthur
Ratzlaff was appointed city weigher
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among cars Of much
~ higher price can you find any
adequate comparison with the
modish and beautiful design Of the
new Superior WhiPpet. Sweeping
lines, harmonious colon, richness Of
finish and refinement Of detail make
Whippet the style suthoriyin ID claz.
Mechanically. too. the new Superior
Whippet offers many features found
on cars costing two and three times
y much. Whippet Is the only low
priced car with AZ these important
advantages: Full force-feed lubri-
cation. silent timing chain: higher
compression engine for more speed.
power and pickup; i~nvar-strut
pistons; extra long wheelbase; over-
size balloon tires; "Finger-Tip
Control; and. in the Six. ! seven.
bearing crankshaft.
wHIPPEr COACH
'e': s :ss2-'"r $500
1slas y - ~ s~a3 Ay.~A LIZ $3.50
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Ssisss + - =, sssa&k AeyssA LIZ hxhis
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Nogales international., 1929-04-26
REBELS SEIZE 70
HEAD OF CATTLE

Sixty two cows and eight bulls
were taken from the big Massacre
mas ranch Wednesday by rebel
troops. This makes a total of a.
bout 800 head of cattle seized by
the rebels from the ranch since
the revolution began seven weeks
ago last Sunday.
Nogales international., 1929-04-26
BRIDGE TEA

| Last Friday afternoon Mrs.
Fred Hannah and Mrs. E. K. Cum
ming were joint hostesses at a
bridge tea at the Cumming home
on Crawford street. In rooms de-
lightfully adorned by iris, lilies,
marigolds, poppies and lilacs,
guests to make up ten tables of
bridge were seated to enjoy the
pleasureable game. All bridge ap-
pointments and refreshments fol-
lowed the chosen motif of laven-
der and gold. Score prizes for
bridge were awarded Mrs. Horton
White, Mrs. Grover Marsteller,
Mrs. w. H. Farrell and Mrs. Frank
Duffy.
Nogales international., 1929-04-26
BIRTHDAY PARTY

When little Buddy Burns at
tained the brave age of six last
Saturday, he bade several little
friends help him celebrate the day.
After an afternoon spent playing
games, refreshments to delight all
were served at a table decorated
in yellow ard gold. A lovely white
cake bearing six yellow candles
formed the centerpiece, yellow bas-
kets filled with candy stood at
each place. Favors of colored rub
Der balls were distributed before
time to go home. wishing the host
many happy birthdays. Those who
helped make memorable the occa-
sion were: Bobby and Barbara Jean
Pinkerton, Henry and Palen Hud-
gin, Max and Perry Schultze,
George and Alice Diamos, Munro
land Earl Edmonson, Kathleen
Sage, Bobby Turrentine, Winifred
Lockhart, Rose Mary Trimer, Geor-
gia, Dorothy and Ruth Jung, AL
len and Robert Underwood, Jack
Daniels.
Among the outstanding parties
of the last week, was a bridgetea
at which Mrs. Roy Lynd, of the
Army post, was a gracious hostess.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Edmonson
and family were entertained for
the day last Sunday at the ranch
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hatha-
way, which has recently been re-
novated.
Nogales international., 1929-04-26

Miss Glenna Karns and Miss
Elizabeth Abbott are two Nogales
"irls who will participate in the
Senior Follies this year, Glenna
Karrs to Re one of the '32 inge-
nues, and Elizabeth Abbott to be
one of the show girls.
Nogales international., 1929-04-26
BENEFIT BRIDGE

The Rainbow Girls will be host
osses to the general public next
Wednesday evening, Wren they
are to sponsor a benifit bridge
party at the Masonic club rooms,
at eight in the evening. While the
Girls plan on tanvassing the town
thoroughly between now and May
first, to sell tickets, taose who are
desirous of getting tickets MAJ
call Lillian Fits, phone 261.
Mrs. Harry Karns and Mrs. J..
A. Cumming and children motored
to Tucson Thursday to attend the
circus.