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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20

a ana recommended nOSL GIN
He was, they said, a big league
pitcher who would burn down a
class A circuit and round out the
niftiest mound staff in the league.
He was received by the Steer boss
with open arms and told to rest up
a couple Of days when he would be
turned loose on the unsuspecting.
Yesterday was the day. and
George was sent in to squelch the
Beaumont Exporters, thereby frus-
trating the Spudders. who continue
10 wax fat on the Waco Cubs. The
only hitch came from the Exporters,
who refused TO take the Sergeant's
big league record seriously and
smacked his offerings with much
gusto. Connally was driven to his
first Texas league shower in some
seven years. and Hen Hardaway
staggered out the remaining in
nings. The score was 10 to 3.
Meanwhile. the Spudders display
cd no signs Of ~slackening their ter
rifle pace. Their S TO 4 triumph
over the Cubs yesterday was their
thirteenth win in fourteen starts.
S~hreveport's dazzling young team
gives every indication of regainins
is equilibrium since invading
Houston.
Tiny Owens limited the Bisons 10
eight hits yesterday as his COM
rades pounded two Of Frank Sny-
der's hurlers for a 10 10 3 decision.
san Antonio's savage batting at
tack Of the two previous days was
queled by the righthand shoots OF
Charlie Sullivan as the Panthers
SQUARED their series with the tribe
8 TO 5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
9-Year-O Old Girl
Is Being Coached
For Golfing Title

DEL MONTE, Cal, June 20.-LRl
The play time of life is being used
to mould a 9-year-old girl into the
ways Of golf with the women's
championship as her goal.
Little Clara Calender, not much
taller than one of the clubs she
swings. has been practicing steadily
for two years. Her father. Eliot
Calender. professional, is her teach
err and the winding fairways Of
the Monterey Peninsula Country
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
6GATS LAST
&1NGGHT&A

by The Associated Press.)
MONTREAL-Jackie Cohen. New
York. won on foul from Andre
Routis. worlds featherweight cham
pion, (6)-non-title.
DAVENPORT. Ia.-Tuffy Griffith,
Sioux City. Ia. knocked out Johnnie
Kruger, San Francisco, 90.
ST. LOUIS-Jackie Fields. Los
Angeles. knocked out Jack Homer,
st. Louis. az.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
LACK OF HANDICAPS
HAMPERING r

Failure Of locel golfers 10 turn
in their scores Is hampering plans
for a local tournament, members
of the golfing committe Of the
Country club have announced.
The scores are wanted so Off
cial handicaps can be worked or.
These are essential to tournament
play.
The planned local tourney Is IN
preparation for Monterrey and La
redo meets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20

club course, her outdoor class room.
Two hours practice after school
is the routine under when Clara
has changed from an awkward lit
tie girl to one whose straight shots
and noticeable form promise TO
graduate her with the degree OF a
golfing celebrity. Her progress was
outlined sharply during the recent
Del Monte women's championship
when she shot 81. 54-I08, n score
that put her in the van Of many
Of her elders who have been play
ing for years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20

I'm the finals Of 1929 and CO. hark
this year I'd conquer EFg- I--+ Villas
OF Hot Springs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
SICK KING WINS PRIZE

NORWICH. Eng-King 0eoFgfs
entry won first prize for thorough
bred stations In the local hone
show.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results
New York Is. Boston 2.
Detroit 3. Cleveland 3; called in sew
enth. darkness.
St. Louis S. Chicago 2.
Only games scheduled.
Thursdays Schedule
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Boston at Washington.
ONLY games scheduled
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
ConnaUy Loses for
Steers as Spudders
Defeat Cubs 5 to 4
CBy The Associated Press

Mlt Stock, pilot of the Dallas Steers, gambled on George Connaly
yesterday and lost his shirt. He lost, In fact. all but one-hBlf game Of
the lead which the Mavericks hold over the efhrveSent Spudders Of the
Texas league pinnacle.
The sergeant reported to Stock the other day, trailing a szeable price
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

Boston SO. Brooklyn 40.
Chicago 7-il. st. Louis 81.
New York 1912. PHILADELPHIA i4-s.
Pittsburgh 8. Cincinnati S.
Thursdays Schedule
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York az PHILADELPHIA.
St. Louis ne Chicago.
Only games scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. June 20.
-P-Penn State loses So letter
winners In ~ VARSITY sports through
graduation this year,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20

WALKS 5 MILES AT los
LONDON|Iohn z. Taylor Of
Hillside. Kent. walked three miles
on his I05th birthday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
VACATION
Put Star Tires, Extra Oversize, on Your Car and Eniov
Trouble Free Motoring!
Stars
OF the
Road

That's what
STAR TIRES are
proving to be-
Ask the owner
of a STAR, let
him show you how
it's PERFO R NJ
ING!
See how slow
the tread wears,
even after thou
sands of miles OF
terrific use!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20

TEXAS LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results
Shreveport 10. Houston }.
wichita Falls 8. Waco 4.
Beaumont 10, Dallas 2.
Fort Worth 8. San Antonio s.
Thursdays Schedule
Shreveport at Houston.
Dallas at Beaumont.
wichita Falls at Waco.
Fort Worth at San Antonio.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
HOMEMAKER CLUBS
IN NEEDLE SESSION
Of Ten Here to Study
Dressmaking Project to Be
Taught This Winter

Homemaker club leaders to the
number Of 20. augmented by seven
leaders Of <.H clubs, were at school
here today in the Association Of
Commerce rooms. studying the years
project of dreSSmakillg.
The meeting was conducted by Miss
Incz La Bossier. the new extension
service leader In clothing activity
among the Homemakcrs. from the
Agricultural college.
The ordinary rules and regulations
Of school were conspicuously absent.
The session was more like a busy bee
hive. Questions and instructions
flew back and forth and patterns,
goods and scissors were In constant
motion. There were cuttings. fit
tings and m~easurings. Out Of the
hurry burly the leaders weres absorb
ing an acquaintance with the feat
ures Of the project. to go back home
and i,npart the knowledge to thier
clubs. Just as Miss La Bossier was
giving her experience to them here.
Ten clubs were represented here.
Thursday Wing and Garfield had
thir project meeting at Wing. To.
morrow Miss La Bossier will hold an.
ether meeting at Mandan.
The clubs represented here today
included the Sterling. Rainbow,
Three-Leaf Glover. Hay Greek. Britt
tin. Menoken. Crofte Star. Mckenzie,
Driscoll and Boyd.
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NOTICE TO CONSTRCCT
SIDEWALKS

TO Each II the Owners and Occupants
after Described:
Whereas. The City Commission OF
the city 81 Bismarck deem il neces-
sary to construct a sidewalk in from.
Of. or along, each % the following de.
seribed premises as herein set forth.
so-wii.
Along the West side Of Lots II to
80. inc. aud along the North side OF
Lot So, Block So. in Mckenzie L. COZ
fins Addition To the City OF Bismarck.
notify YOU. and each Of YOU. as pro.
vided b. Law. II construct such Side.
walk IN front Of or along said prem.
.ses which arc nwned or occupied By
.cu. at Sour own expense:
Vow Therefore. You and each OF
10 construct such Sidewalk in front
~ or along, as above set forth.
the premises hereiabcforc described,
which are owned hy YOU. subject TO
the approval Of the City Engineer.
and ii strict accordance. with or
your own expense. within 10 days
after the date OF this notice: and II
YOU fail tn SO construct the same.
Sidewalks will be constructed
by the contractor EMPLOYED by the
city for that purpose. and the expense
thereof will be assessed against said
premises.
You are required By said ordinance.
commencing work on such
to make application to tn.
Citv Engineer for line and grade OF
walk and for a permit TO construct
the same.
Dated at Bismarck. y. y. oLl3i:3.
NJ. II. ATKINSON,
City Auditor.
1870 City Of Bismarck, y. D..
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed and deliv.
Fred BY Frank NJ. Smith and Bessie
l.. Smith. his wife. mortgagors. 70
Forlnan. mortgage, dated the
Is, day Of Noven,be A. p. 1919: AMI
register OF deeds OF the County OF
in the State Of North Da.
kota. on the 18th day OF November,
A. .. 1919, and duly recorded In Book
ISL OF Mortgages on page so. VIII oe
foreclosed b. sale ct the premises In
mortgage and hereinafter de.
scribed at the front door Of .he Court
Burlcish and state OF North Dakota
at the hour of two o'clock in the
afternoon on the 30th day OF Septem.
Der. a. =. 1922. to satisfy the Mount
due upon such mortgage on the da?
nf sale. The premises described IN
such mortgage and which will be
sold - satisfy the same are situated
in the County Of Burleigh and State
Of North Dakota and are described
The Southeast Quarter tsEk) Of
Section Fifteen (15D. Township ON
Hundred Forty-four N44) North Of
Range s~eventy-seyen CD West Of
There will be due on such mcrtgage
At the date Of sale the sum OF One
Thousand Three Hundred Eighty Doll
lars and Thirty-two cents ($13S0.3cD.
together with the legal costs and fees
OF foreclosure.
Dated Angus. :?nd, 4; 2: ls?s
Chicago. Illinois.
Mortgage.
zuger & Tillotson. Attorneys for Mort.
$3.50: ~9I6.l3-2o-27
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FARMERS ASKED TO
PREVENT BLOCKADE
NERVES. S-7-s-s As. ;c-
ices-z:o- :: c-e S-.
~s-.s 80 S:oo Cutting

apcs S -:a
: ts---s 1-ocL-a q. --Es. x.-
f@- 9. r.szyE --a-- s.--
-s-. ~ -C-.-Es1 1--1-- &C.
roa-1 .p-a. a7ps1.s- .
% -.o-s.a.s - c1--s-2--
nc II - safe -.-ss ca-.s-
1 PEA -.ce...-.- d. is s-s.. commit
,.o.-ar u cc.z.1s- ..s ST.
. t.Te-dzv embargo D. os.s re
- 3a-.a- shipments as. .1s-s.
c-7c-e-.y relieved .ac situation. o1.
..a Board fears { TEX embargo ..a-
u necessary unless the s.taa..o. n
p.o~e :. Shipments are restricted
agal.. wheat undoubtedly vi. have %
I included. the board ADVISED.
Receipts Q. grain have increased o,
spout 200 cars GAIL. al Minneapolis
a.d Dl.uta-SIoc-ior terminals. P. J
Coleman, director o. the board. re-
ported today. Country elevators arc
terminal storeiaouses are sill! jsM.med.
~. anti. the past two weeks ship
..ea.a had about cQualed the outgoing
Increment. A letup III export demand.
however. has complicated the stu
alton.
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DETECTIVE FAILS
TO UNCOVER CLUE
TO MISSING trunk
Salesman Who Lost valuables
Waits in Miles City for a
New Set Of Samples

The disappearing trunk ae..
Staged by crafty robbers between
Reed5- and Het;!nge. more TIA. a
week ago. offers the ans mysteries
to Detective c. P. o Br!en o. Chicago
ana Adams county officers !. did The
..le.s. D. me robbery
Cnca..y the Gsscct..e says after
s.casis 4 week o. investigation.
TIC valuable box containing &C
seea $4,000 and SO 600 Il 3sve.s
a.31 watches vas missed a. Ee....se-
after 4 drive from Ree1e- { J Nc
De.a.c less.-y salesman 10 re 4
c Beske.l company o. C5.caSo.
wholesale !eve.s- Fired : i.-es .
..a.spo-. the big box.
De.ec.lye OB-.a. was Saea1.e6 .
.aafe Ec.t.aee- Today aG5 ae rad
..o...cs further 2 -epo-. concerning
.e v~.:e.eaoouts 2. :5e ya1-ao.ss .e
exa.-a1 oe..e. ~. ne there's -.s
.1.3 re 6sso,a.s c2--e-y q -e-.e--
S.9 Dakota at-s- .1s -ec
s.tp1aa-1 .As co--
- az a.o.ae- ~ :. -a7-o-
4 .--.k.-- s. - t -
Rsa s1 T1s
J. { sa
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AUTO CRASH
SUIT ASKS S95,3O0

Grand FORKS. y. D. Sep. Co.
Summons anc complaints !. three
damage suits &c. SUNS .c.al.ng
$50. 800 have been served o.. lie
North Dakota State Fair Association.
Grand Forks. as the yesa.. o. Ray
C!aypool. automobile racing driver.
crashing through 2 fence into the
crowd or Jul: is. 1925.
F.. r. Montgomery, as manager Of
The association. and "A. !. Hunter and
z j. Lander. as members Of the IKE
cut.vc committee. also are made de-
PENDANTS. Action vas instituted b..
Henry c. Larson. No-thwood: A. H.
Bake. Thief River Falls. MINI. and
j. j. Heffern OF Walsh county. ali o.
whom sustained injuries on tina. &C
casloE.
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. Z. R;le. Speaks q,
Sterling P. I. \. Meet

~. n. Riley Esma.e.. .oene tae
sshcc. inypccecr. rsy =. aadreSs OF
,tc Ccn-..tutle. Of Inc Jn.zeo s.atcz
81 tsac 1.c-.l-g % ..1c er.e
. l7s; evening y .lae S.ertN.e a.a.l
a.. HileT emphasized m I 20.
E1c-c compile UNDERSTANDING O.. II
E1sstutsc. : a meas 9 better
Dr. c~afo.ce.aGa.
nh..nl- 2. -:aoap1a 31rn.
No. president Of TIC r. 7 /. ear.
Ia interesting account D. &c sra-e
&--.ir- Of TIC organization a. Jsnf-
wi and a.eo contributed election
%Sn his IrIr.csl saH.
bf-iss h-adec Eunor. cou.': spas..-
E.-d--s. Of BEs.s.sa coansr. s5oso or.
Nc rccd Of mare playground eaa.p-
4-rs. ~. E. Es,e-.Se ..ine. . 4 o-.ef
ylircss welcomed ne scaca s..
IA. -tii1r. pr.ac pal a. s-}.-. r.
Bonded fer is. E.c..ln, ,.ec,
10 following tic p-c4rs.a Z .u.ca re
fv-d by thc laGses 0. i,sc s-cc.1.-a
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KVALE 70 FILE
FOR FATHERS SEAT
Son OF Late Minnesota Cow
gresham Viii Probably -
Farm.labcr Candidate

Minneapolis. Sep |-r---ss
Minneapolis Tribune .cGsy Sac ..,xs
Pau. kya.e, SO. ard ~Sse-s.a.r =: I!as
late conSreS.a. o Nrxl. ".
:;!e as a candidate .as cc..s-aSs :. the
seventh G.s;r.c. ,. re Ex--as--1AHa.
ticket. TIE 6s:s g. :As :s-..sA-y as,a.
election has 10. ys. ese.. ..yc.
While lines were beng draw iaass
o. ;ae Ta--e--iaco- co.yv..aaa s.;
Mo..ss.dsc -sN. Nsc.as3xT IL ..sa,e
he pa-:ys candidate. . u.s. learned
ne Tribune safe. rs. va--s kva.s
I'll. lake &c par: i. .,,c cairs.tla.
r.c.o- IssSo.- CIR STATE ss-a.ia-
.-o.. W...c.a-. Ire -ay,s- says !; is
~. he ..as ssaacs q: the
co.,t-;.a- Nsre-i.,c-
.as j. was say Pal. Kvsls ". s-..e.
&c -ace T.s-e a.so probably W. Ae
c--s- Fs--s--Lsha. caae.Sstas .G
:. POS. re .aa.,s: says
c Lo.-So-. :. Mo.-.as has g.
sc-c--eea ~ would ...s 10
.ss Ecca- --,s;aan. ~. /.
SA- candidate &. the
.Es. s a.. r. - w.. 4 ..
S GO S.soss c.ns-s Ae
os--s -s = - .A.e cc-.
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Examined by Doctors,
Man Sits Down, Dies

jamestown. Sept. c0.-P-Doctors
completed a physical examina-
ton Of him. Jacob Heckensweiler. 81.
sat down in a chair and Immediately
died from heart disease at a local
clinic here today. Heckensweiler had
been brought to Jamestown by a
neigl1bor, John SUenson. after he had
complained Of q pain in his chest
Thursday. Heckensweiler. a bachelor,
had been a Buchanan resident for
many years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
PROPOSAL

-
Pneumatic Track Tires and Toees
and solid and Cusht0n Tires fer
Highway C0n0isslon Power PatreIs.
-
Sealed proposals will be received BY
the North Dakota State HighwA:
Commission at Bismarck. North Da.
kota until 1000 o'clock -. NJ, Sep.
emper 27th. 1929 for the purpose o.
furnishing yearly requirements q
the various sizes for eQuipping High.
way Commission trucks. and solid and
cushion tires uf the various sizes
Power Patrols during the year Sep.
TENDER :7th. 1929 to September 2sth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
Oklahoma Druggist Is
Honorcd by Fellows

M.ancana,is Sept aa-pfI Thomas
Tassa.a. OKLAHOMA CITY Okss, rAs
slc.t,s president 81 Ia: Natsrsa&. As
sseastsas as Hetsas rvssGSsSts Al tic
losing seSS;a. .. INC a..raas caarta-
ssa-s .,N.as
Its.s- s.ssce-S s.s .fass. " Oar
ssvss M..aess,as>, s.-St Ssce r.eSs-
cert Ss-. Ee..-v. Chicago, So
.rta-v, Ssss.aS E.sle-S, CINCINNATI.
.-eas--s- 1ra-les E..., New
Haven. ca-. Saca.a wee president,
and W.s..s... ~ Ss..s.,ccS, M..Na.See.
:s.-s NC: s-essGers
Tie e~asse.t.a. A1o9:eS s I..-.ee.
:. Resolutions Sss.s:.s chiefly vii. the
responsibility :. re ..osSNaA drag
s
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Fargo Youth Refused
Parole Until He Gets
Proper Employment

ST. Paul, Sept. m-P-Re!using
probation 10 Harold Swanson. IL,
Fargo. n. D.. until he is assured the
,.outh Will have proper employment.
Judge Carlton F. McSa.ly today sem
fenced Swanson 10 one 70 10 years IN
the state reforra.orv .c- taking an
automobile withou. he owners per.
mission
Judge McNaiiy however. suspended
execution OF sentence Until Tuesday
10 permit the YOUTHS relatives :.rne
II which 20 help TN. seek proper
employment. Swanson pleaded
guilty 10 taxing al automobile rom
White Bear. MIN.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
Law Alone Cannot
insure TEMPERANCE
President Hoover Tells w. G. 7,
U. Too Many Are Forget.
ting Responsibilities

Indianapolis. Sept, M-tFN-Prcs-
cent siN,ses, ii a letter OF greeting
SasS A. tie national convention OF
III. Wss.c.x Christian Temperance
l.asa,s ssese today. SAID that too
e.saS ;N>eYie Rave come to rely
u,sa.N 81 tic s..psss arm cf tho law
Is enforce abstinence.
Tire recStcr. said that many pco-
sie uvse 1Nxcs.:as tia. the cause
81 temperance has rs s;.o,s found
atsN.aS i, TIC se.,rie..aa .. the in
..lslS.sa. 4. tic personal value 10
....iSe's II temperance III Al! things"
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pHETzEL WITH 4 KICK

Columbia. Pa--Tho bee sat OF tic
p.ctzei held IN Miss Ma-ies hans.
Sic put The pre.zel in her mouth and
i sung 10 beat the band. AL this
came to pass or 4 sunny da. recently.
Yiaoa Barre Banner held & bunch o.
flowers /. u hand and a thirst
producer II the other. In between
os.cs a ho.eyDec cult his perch on a
..oNe. and proceeded 10 sample the
PR. e.-Titaour Mares knowledge.
G. course Shortly thereafter Miss
Marie wa having considerable Gift
cult. with a swollen tongue.
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Roht. Sharp Funeral
Largely Attended
In NriScoll Hall

gsasasSl services "a SANtf1 SssAsi,
sts.e seIt MI icriscrlf rnrArhdiiSsN ttAai
srseasssA, Afternoon snt Utrt i&srv,y
ttfcnaN THO services ~sert ctfStsss !
~ ~ Rss r r Scb~TrGt, al TIE Al
veTtsSt church here
s-sst srAlFhcs.cy> rev J EileS acf'a
s.,ass~ Chris SchNeNe y OLSON, A II
Messns srx Kirk E-slAarS
r~erSs sent mar, fine f7arsi tvss.
.steS.
hrsoa1 those stteH6inS uss A ~s-
%: Mrs. u'a,lisr pierce q. <ss,Tet~
saa. S =
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See Rcrgcon's .Ad on Page 8.


Sac q se7sa -aso.s Io--.y cf
T. r.sss: c-:. re--.h ,us.e.a.
ia !. ,--rS r.a.n:... y george
-.-E. Defendant.
-rs STATE .. North Pas 70 the
aetse named Defendant
Sc- are hereby seG.:se i and re.
cured 20 answer me COMPLAINT of the
plaintiff II me above ert4tled action
Walsh complain. ..as been filed in the
ctthce Of Tire clerk Q. the District
tsears OF Eur.eiSh County. North Ia
ko:a. and to serve a copy OF your
answer on the subscriber AZ their OF.
ftes IN the GU. of Bismarck. County
.. Burieigi, ard state Of North Da.
kosa within thirty days after the
Of this simmons uTo YOU ex-
Of the da. OF service. and in
rase OF Your failure 10 appear or An.
swer as above required the plaintiff
WI! take Judgment BY default for the
relief PRAYED for in the complaint.
Dated at Bismarck. North Dakota
this list dan Of August. 1929.
CAMERON & HELGESOS.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
office and Post office address:
Bismarck. North Dakota.
$3.50. 2 6-iS.:0-.1
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Ninot Oil Company
Buys in Devils Lake

Devils Lake. y. D.. Sept. co.-P--
Purchase 6. the Lake Oil company Of
This city b. the W-estland Oil company
Of Mino- uas announced here today.
The new owners are TO take control
Immediately. The Lake Oil company.
OF which William Edgar is president
and Theo. Green secretary and treas
s-er. has holdings in Devils Lake.
Churchs Ferry. C-ary. Webster. Rohr-
vile. Southam. and Doyon. Green will
be retained By the Westland company
as local manager.
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Fergus Falls Man Is
Hurt as Il Upsets

Fargo. y. D.. Sept. 2o.-P-P. NJ
Mile. Fergus Falls. MINI. is II a
local hospital suffering from injuries
reee.ved carly tocay when his AUTO
mobile struck loose gravel and turned
oier II a ditch Il miles south Of Far
20 Physicians SAID his injuries are
20. scr.ous.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
Many Attend Rites
For Edna HOlcOmb

The largest funeral services in a
long time at st. Mary,s were those
held for Mrs. Edna Holcomb at 8
O'Clock this morning. Father Stag Of.
ficiated. There were profuse floral
tributes from her many friends.
The pallbearers were Walter Knott.
Frank Burbage. Raymond Burrnan,
Roy r. Riggs. K. G. Arness and Grant
Marsh, members Of the Modern
Brotherhood OF America.
lnterment was in st. Mary's GENE.
terry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
Recruiting Scrgeants
Visit Bismarck Oct. ]

Two se.seaa:s .! the T. s. Army
recruiting service. C..cs:e. G. Wise
arc Herman. F Hoffman, will visit
Bismarck Ne:, . With a view 20 inter
eS:ssS Se...l aaea ~ the district III
military service.
TIE I. s Army has vacancies IN
infantry. ea,a.-s. aAa field artillery
s. For: Lincoln. Bismarck: Fort
Smelling, Mimi. For. Meade. s. OAK:
For. Des Mc.,ss, Ia. Fort Riley.
kA-s.: and Forts Crook and Omaha.
sSeh.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
KILLS WITH sCYTHE

Rome.-Canon Saponari appeared
before the Bari Tribunal here charged
With numbering his father with a
scythe. Police testified tina. he Gu.
off his fathers head when the 30
year-o!d man refused to grant Ce-
mands for money. The accused was
about 10 enter his church when the
arrest vas made.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
s. RCYS A JAIL

San Anselmo. Calif.-Coi. John Jo.-
dan bought himself a nice Jail here
for the munificent sum OF five iron
men. The building. which is six years
old. has housed but two prisoners, and
county officials decided the jail was
an unnecessary source Of expense.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
SUES IN MOI. DEATH

Cleveland.-John Bednar filed suit
here recently for $1,000 damages in
the death Of his on. an innocent by
stander. who was killed during a gun
battle between police and three ban
dts. He charged the Cuyahoga
county commissioners with RESPONSE
bility for the young mans death be-
cause he was killed during an un-
lawful uprising"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
Carload of Sheep
Distributed at Wing

The first carload Of ewes for .ai!
delivery in the county was received
at Wing Thursday, 40 IN number
They were distributed TO farmers OF
that section, as all were brou2h. III
OH orders entered through the count.
agents office and the intermediate
Credit bank. Later a carload will be
brought in here for distribution.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
SOME FAMILY.

London, Sept. 2O.-Mrs. Sarah
Bromley. 90, of Horsmonden, Kent,
has IS grandchildren and n great
grandchildren. She was married
when is. Twelve Of her IA children
arc living-the oldest being II and
the youngest so.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
FIND NfAN

Clinton, Wis, Sept. 20.-tPl-Dis-
covery today of the battered body Of
Martin Nicholson. Is. near the Chi
cago-Milwaukee railway crossing on
Highway II. furnished Rock county
officials with a mystery. Michelson's
pockets had been turned inside out.
His skull had been fractured and his
shoulder, two ribs, and o broken.