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the following offices: one trustee for
q term OFFS years, third ward: village
clerk for q term Of one year: village
assessor for q term Of one year; VII
lage marshall for q term Of one year.
Ray Buck Of Minneapolis Is visiting
relatives here for q few days.
Mrs. Ruth Lambert, po~strnistreag Of
Arena, visited friends here Saturday.
John Hanen was q business caller
at the county seat Tuesday.
The Tuttle Homemakers club held
their regular meeting last Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Louis Seiford.
Mrs. Earl Fairchild assisting. The
next meeting will be held March 2lst
at the home of Mrs. F. F. Allan.
A free band concert will be given
by the Tuttle band on Tuesday eve.
ming, March 18th, at the school
gymnasium under the direction of
their leader. Dr.. J. A. Prescott. The
concert will begin promptly at 8
o'clock.
March 21st will be "Daddy's Nisht"
at the p. T. A. sponsored by the male
portion Of the organization. We un.
derstand that the gentlemen will also
serve lunch.
Stanley Elliott, who has been seri-
ously Ill with munps and compiled.
lions. Is recovering although It will
be some time before slim" will be
able to be out.
A 10-year-old o Of MI. and Mrs.
Carl Mauch residing north of town
Is seriously Ill with infantile paralysis.
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Choice Between Firing
Squad and Gallows Is
Offered Utah Slayer

Salt Lake City, Utah, Mar. g.
(AP--Choice between the firing
squad and hanging as . means Of ex.
ecution will b given Delbert Green.
21.yeer-old confessed slayer Of his
wife. her mother and her step-father.
when he comes before District
Judge Eugene 2. Pratt 1t Farming.
ton Tor sentencing next Saturday.
Green was found guilty Of first
degree murder by . jury which made
recommendation for lenisncy. and
Judge Pratt has no alternative to
imposing the death sentence.
Under Utah law, q condemned
murderer may have . choice between
facing . firing squad and hanging.
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Ecklund
BY JUSTINE MORRIS

Clarence Falkenstein made a trip
to Bismarck Monday to see his wife
and baby at the Bismarck hospital.
T. F. Morris and Fred Klawitter
called at the Brown Brothers home
Monday, and from there T. F. Nor
ris accompanied Sam and Issy Brown
and Ed Morris to the woods where
they will saw wood for some time.
Gordon Williams and Orville Falk-
enstine made a trip to Still after
Clarence Falkenstein who came on
the train from Bismarck Wednesday.
Bennie Anderson visited at the T. p.
Morris home Tuesday evening.
Fred Klawitter visited with his
cousin Donald Morris who works at
the Ira F~alkenstein home Monday
and Tuesday.
Gerald Morris called at the Clar-
cnce FalkenStein home Wednesday.
willard Diamond made a trip to
Regain by a Thursday.
Gordon Williams visited at the
Clarence Falkenstein home last week.
Dorothy Morris and cousin Fred
Klawitter visited at the j. w. JiraS
home Thursday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson
and daughter Betty visited with Mr..
Anderson's parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Anderson Thursday.
Gerald Morris was a caller In Still
Friday.
Willard Diamond was an overnight
guest with Harold Williams Thursday.
Levi Anderson was a Thursday eve
ming visitor at the T. F. Morris home.
T. F. Morris returned to his home
Saturday after spending some time
near the river saving wood.
Harold Williams called at the VIII
lard Diamond home Friday.
Aldene Morris was absent from
school Tuesday on account Of a bad
cold.
Carl johnson was a caller in Still
Friday. .
Orville F'alkenstein has been visit
ing with Harold Williams for the past
week.
Gerald Morris called at the Clar-
ence Falkenstein home en- route to
Still Friday.
Orville Falkenstein was q brief call
er at the T. F. Morris home Friday
evening.
Issy Brown was an overnight guest
at the T. F. Morris home Saturday.
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NAVAL CONFERENCE
Continues LAB0RS
Delegates Forego Saturday Ho'.
iday in Order to Make
Better Progress

London, Mar. 8.-(P-Pressed for
time because Of the French cabinet
crisis delay, the naval conference con-
tinued its labors today, the delegates
foregoing the Saturday holiday in Or
der to make as much progress as pos
stble.
There is considerable anxiety in
several OF the delegations, especially
among the Americans, over the di-
minishing amount ofttime left in this
month. Counting out week-ends
there are only 14h working days.
with this in view, Prime Minister
Macdonald has intimated to all the
delegations his hope that possibly
they will forego some of their Sat-
urdays in order to rush the confer
ence to the earliest possible conclu-
sion.
The Americans willingness to work
over the weekend was indicated by
the fact that Senator David A. Reed
conferred this morning with Ambas-
sador Matsudaira of Japan while
Secretary Stimson and Ambassador
Morrow conferred with foreign Secre-
tary Henderson at the foreign office.
Foreign Minister BRAND of France
had luncheon with Mr.. Henderson
and then accepted an invitation from
Secretary stiinson to have tea at
Stanmore..
Even Sunday. will be utilized for
the. first time. Foreign Minister
BRAND and Prime Minister MacDon-
aid having planned a meeting at
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National Basketball
tournament to Begin
Early Due As Entries

Kansas City. Mar. s.-RLForty-
i've teams representing every section
OF the country were included in the
pairings for the National A. A. D.
basketball tournament announced to-
day.
The tournament, which gets under
way ahead Of time with five games
tonight because Of the large entry Iist.
has drawn three quintets from tia
Pacific coast. two from the Atlantic
seaboard, several from the south And
2 heavy list Of representative teams
from the middlewest.
Feature games on tonisht.s nro.
gram Will pit the Fishers Of Flint
Mich. against the Monarchs Of HIM.
ooldt: Kas.. and the Murphy id-1t
squad Of Omaha against the How.
mans Of Kansas City, Kas.
Other first round games will ,et
under way In convention hall a.
m. Monday with some teams matched
day. ""s es'ae
Twenty teams drew first round bvAr
Iney include: Ascension Club. Mime
apols: Ke-Nash-A. Kenosha. VIA.
Trulocks, Northboro. Iowa.
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=Schrunk
BY HELEN MARCHANT

Herman Meters was a Wing caller
Wednesday.
Orvey Bailey and Leroy Marchant
helped Jake Wentz move his prop
erty to the Mary johnson farm In
Florence Lake township Thursday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schulz and
sons Cord and Philip spent last We'd
nesday with the Henry Schulz family.
Erwin Wentz called at the Thomas
Novak home Tuesday afternoon.
Wilbert. Albert and Leo Meters,
Willie Hiembuch, Gust witt, Jake
Riley and Adolph Shell spent last
Sunday evening at the Jake Wentz
John Pool called at the Roy q.
Marchant home Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Theo Johns was q guest at the
Jake Wentz home last Monday.
Johnnie Riley visited with Cord
and Allan Schulz Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Siebel spent
Monday at the Alex Siebel home.
Leo Meters spent last Saturday eve
ming at the Carl johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Helm called at
the David Helm home Wednesday. .
Miss Helen Marchant spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Mrs. Christ
Wentz.
Theodore Nolan visited 6chrunk
school No. 2 Friday afternoon.
Leroy Marchant spent Saturday
night at the Herman Meters home.
Henry, Cord and Allan Schulz Wis
tied at the Jake Vents home Satur-
day evening.
Martha and Emily Hienhauch spent
last Sunday at the H. H. eiebel home.
Theodore Nolan was q Wing shop
per Thursday.
/. MI. and Mrs. g. g. Wentx ana FAM
lily and Gust Witt spent Saturday
evening at the r.. q. Marchant home.
Gust Witt and Erwin Wents called
on Wenzel Ko1enik Sunday after
noon.
Cord and Allan Schulz were Regain
shoppers last Monday.
MI. and Mrs. g. 9. Wentz and
family spent Monday afternoon ct
the Jake Hindbouch home.
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Rock Hill
By RUTH LITTLE

MI. and Mrs. Oscar Maenuson were
Wing callers Saturday.
Clarence Walker called at the Chas
kuehl home Saturday afternoon.
Bernhard Jordahl was q Reran
caller Monday. -
Andrew Olson called at the Andrew
kolb home Monday.
Lewis Jorgenson and Ed Rasche
called at the Martin Feuling home
Wednesday to visit with MI. Feuline.
who has been ill. "
Laurice Jorgenson was an overnight
guest of Louise Walker Thursday.
Andrew Olson called at the Nc.
Cullough home Friday.
"A. Kolb, Stephen Monroe and Allen
Tolliver called at the Chas. Heddick
home Sunday morning.
Frank Walker took his sisters Alice
and Shirley Mae to Regain Wednes-
day. where they took the train to
Bismarck.
Mrs. Ira Bailey called at the q. o.
Lindsey home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Humphreys and
daughters Elizabeth and Helen were
Wednesday evening supper guests at
the G.. O.. Lindsey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson motored
to Regan Saturday.
The Y. p. S. S. meeting which was
to be held Friday evening, Feb. %,
at the H. Davenport home was post
poned indefinitely on account of
stormy weather.
Jesse Mccoy went to Bismarck
Monday by train, where he is to be
a guard at the penitentiary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Ryberg were Re-
gan callers Monday.
Mrs. William McC ullough spent last
week at the home Of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mi. and Mrs. Row
Nice ullough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Landerholm and
daughter Burnett spent several days
last week at the Henry Sundquist
home.
Albert vollen was a Regan caller
Monday.
Guests at the Emil Olson home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Ry-
berg and Charles Heddick.
O. w. Backman, Edwin and Melvin
were Regain callers Monday.
Edith, Grace and Stanley Francis
and Hazel Void were absent from
school Friday.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid at
the G. O.. Lindsey home Wednesday
was not very well attended, on &C.
count of Indictment weather.
Fred Mccoy, who has been i'll at
his home. is very much improved at
this writing.
Jesse Mccoy called at the Andrew
Walker home Sunday evening.
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futile
BY LUCILLE wEIDEL

The Tuttle high school basketball
team won the district championship
at the tournament held at James
town Friday and Saturday Of last
week in which eight teams partic-
ipated. The first game they played
was with Lehr whom they defeated,
is to "a. Next they beat the Happen
boys, 20 to %. Last but not least they
played q fast and hard game with
Pingree which also resulted In q VIC
tory for our team, IL to IS.
Paul Feige, VIM. George and son
Ellis returned to their homes ct Un-
derwood Tuesday after q few days
visit at the Baden home.
Emmett ,Ellingson, Chester Hutchi-
son, Lucille 0uldeman and Rudolph
Mehlhoff were passengers to James
town Saturday where they attended
the final game Of the tournament.
Mrs. VIM. Hartmann and children
OF Wilton were weekend guests Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
Hutchison.
A caucus viii be held In the city hall
Thursday evening at O'Clock for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for
~
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Additional Sports
WISCONSIN FAVORED
TO SNATCH HONORS
ATIND0ORP PROGRAM
Badgers Lead in Qualifying; FL
nails in Big Ten Affair
Come Tonight

Minneapolis, Mar. 8.@Ho-Athletes
wearing the cardinal colorS Of Wis
consin today ranked as favOriteS to
win the indoor track and field cham
pionships Of the Western conference
up for decision in the University Of
Minnesota field house tonight.
The Badgers swept into prominence
as q result Of the trials last night In
which they placed six me- in the four
events in which qualifying heats were
run off. The meet, however, promised
to be - swides open affair with six
other teams, Including Wisconsin,
fighting for the championship hon.
ors. Ohio State, Michigan and IL
linois threatened to become danger
GUS challengerS. This trio qualified
five athletes with Indiana and Chi
cago placing four and Minnesota next
In line with three.
Broad Jump Thrown Out
Iowa, the defending champion, re-
turning to Big Ten competition for
the first time since its suspension, tied
with Northwestern and Purdue with
two qualifiers each. The Hawkeyes'
chances OF retaining their title were
dealt q knockout blow by the decision
Of the athletic directors to throw out
the broad jump in which Iowa with
its negro star, Edward Gordon, had
hoped to score at least five points.
With the broad jump thrown out, the
list Of events was reduced from IL
to IL.
The finals tonight will bring to-
gether 200 athletes from the 10 uni
versities in the conference. Cham
pions and record holders in four
events will defend their honors. The
title holders are ,Orval Martin. Pur-
due. champion in the half mile and
mile runs George Simpson, Ohio
State, 00-yd. dash champion and hol-
der OF the worlds record in the 100
yard event, and H. E. Hayden, Chi
ago. who established the conference
indoor record. for the 70-yard high
hurdles last year.
Seminar Is Threat
Hayden undoubtedly will be forced
to extend. himself to the limit. iudp-
ing from the performance of Lee
Seminar. Illinois. in the trials last
night. sentman presented the only
record performances by ieaping. the
high hurdles In :08 7-1O seconds to tie
ago.
Simpson will face his face maior
LII Of the season when he meets Ed
ole Tolan. Michigan's crack err
sprii'ter. and z. Ford. Northwestern
sophomore, in the finals of the en-
yard dash event tonight. Tolan, Sim
peon. and Ford. won their heats hand
ny last night with Simpson and Tolan
turning In the fastest time. :Oe $40
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Removal of Minnesota
Rural Credit Bureau
Appraiser Requested

st. Paul, Mar. 8.-PeA request for
the dismissal Of Representative John
a. johnson. Preston, as appraiser for
the Minnesota rural credit bureau.
was denied today by Governor Chris
tlanson. Mr.. johnson Is speaker of
the Minnesota house Of representa-
tives.
Inc request was made by Phil
Slfois, Minneapolis. who claimed that
mar. johnson as q member Of the leg.
lslature, could not hold any other
state office.
!ne governor pointed out that Mr..
Johnson. as q rural credit appraiser,
was not a state officer. but an em-
ploye. and called attention to an
opinion OF the attorney general, dis
tlnguishing between the two.
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Dry Agent Is Shot as
He Arrests ChicarOan

Chicago. Mar. s.-lR-John
Loeifler, q federal prohibition agent,
was shot In the body and wovrded
seriously today by one Of four nan
arrested IN . raid m q south sifts
restaurant.
HIS assailant. Charles Garcus. own
er OF the place. was dubbed into s,,h.
mission BY Loeffler,s two comnaninns
The three agents had entered the
restaurant to serve> warrants on +
Tour men obtained after an earlier
purchase ofliquor. 0arcus asked ner-
mission to 90 upstairs for his over.
coat. and Loeffler accompanied him
II ms room 0arcus smuggled q re-
voiver into his overcoat and fired a.
the government agent, who felI r.
.as lloer Is his .assailant ran down.
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B~O0tlegger Is
Sentenced on Count
Due Bernstein Death

Devils Lake, N. D., Mar. 8.-LPe
Lawrence Blackey Of this city pleaded
guilty in district court here to q
liquor charge growing out Of the COR
oner's inquest into the death Of Theo-
dore Bernstein, Devils Lake youth who
froze to death while under the In
fluence Of liquor several months ago.
Blackey was sentenced to eight
months in the county jail and fined
$500 and costs.
Bernstein died while the basketball
team OF which he was member was
Ell route to Sharon. Judge q. Grim
son. who presided, dismissed the
court session until June 2 at the close
Of Blackey's hearing.
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District Tourney
Semi-F Final Scores
Throughout State
No. 3-Farro:

- H M.H.f.N aG4&F fWtE
No. 2-Far1o:
Fargo So; Tower City Is.
Ca:selton n; Hillsboro 81 'tover-
tilne).
No. 1Jamestpwn:
New Rockford a: Kensal II.
jamestown 81; Glendale 26.
No. 6-Bismsrck:
Bismarck A.; Coleharbor Is.
Turtle Lake 81: Wilton is.
No. ll-Minot: 4
Mtnot 20; velva a (overtime).
Anannoose II; Harvey II.
No. 1Dickinson: 1
Glen Ullin 30: Beach 9.
Hebron =: New England IA.
No. 7-Hettinger:
Bucyyus 10: MArmarth II. :
Reeder 10: Hettinger 10.
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interpretations

Leland Parker Hotel Inc.
Hinot; 100000; c. H. Parker. Lottis
Parker Dahlquist and John b. Thorn
Minot Packing company, Minot;
pointer. Harold j. Gordon and HaIvnr
I. H~alyorson. all OF Minot, and John
J. Ziegler. Roundup. Mont.
Non-profit interpretations:
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9reat name and memory Of tina.
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fsIiow-
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Fighting Communist
Gets Prison Sentence

Koentgsburg. Germany, Mar. a.
NeThe communist worker who a
gagged In . fist fight October II With
Prince Wilhelm, the former Grown
Princes oldest son, was sentenced to.
day to stx weeks In prison. !.
The attack occurred when the
prince. who's studying at the Uni
verstty Of KcenigsburS. vas on his
way home.
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Co0lidges Stop Over
In Pittsburgh; Meet
Secretary J. ]. Davis

Pittsburgh, Mar. 8.-F)eFormer
President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge
were here for q short period, today,
while en- route to their home In Mass
achusetts from the Pacific coast.
Secretary of Labor James j. Davis.
who arrived from Philadelphia this
morning, called to pay his respects.
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Score Injured When
Buses to Basketball
Tourney Crash, Burn

Kirkwood, Ill. Mar. 6-R9-A score
OF passengers were injured, ona per-
haps fatally and seven others severe
", when two buses carrying players
and fans hack to 0alesburg from Z
basketball tournament ct Burlington,
Iowa, crushed and burned near here
early today.
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Federal Agents Pick
Up 10 in Booze Raids

st. Paul, Mar. 0.-(K-Eederal pro-
hibition agents arrested 10 men yes
terday IN charges Of liquor law vio-
lations. A 75-gallon stu and guam
tity Of moorshine also wa seised.
Three Of the suspects were nabbed
near Somerset, Wis.
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Death Mates Aunt
And Niece as Life
And Marriage Did

Dixon, Ill, Mar. 8.-R-Mrs. Lydia
Simonson, Of Dixon, and her aunt;
Mrs. Jennie Echternach, Of Sterling,
grew up together in the same home
and were married on. the same day,
July %. 1885. Today they died with
In an hour Of each other.
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AlRTNA." Inwa

Don't sun leather pillows as the
heat brings out the oil Of the feathers.
But hang them on the line on.
windy day 20 the cir can penetrate.
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Spring viii introduce many gored
coats that retain the straight Ill
arouaa hefnlines and emphasi1e the
modified flare. =
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NEW ~PETTTCOATs

A new lingerie set has brassiere,
circular step-ins ana . little wrap
around petticoat Of white satin and
ecru lace.
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TWO AMERICANS ARRESTED

Havana, Mar 8.-{R - Two
Americans, Frank Orlando and
Robert Fuller, Of Minneapolis,
were arrested here today by
Cuban secret police on charges Of
passing bad checks. The men are
held in the city prison. pending
preliminary hearing and formal
accusation today.
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A three-quarters evening wrap Of
sefentum taffeta d really Z cane
made Of .three circular tiers. Its neck
line u Chinese.
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NYE GROUP CONFIDENT

Washington, Mar. 6.-(AP)-
Leaders of the coalition of
Democrats and Republican indie.
pendents who suffered their
greatest setback in the senate
tariff contest this week wher q
higher duty on sugar and q rate
on cement commanded MAORI.
ties contended today they had
the votes to reconsider sugar
and probably would move for it
on Monday.
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SENATE REGESSES

Washington, Mar. 8.-(AP)-
Action on a proposal to restore
existing presidential tariffs on
window glass was deferred by
the senate today until Monday
when o recess was taken shortly
before noon over the weekend.
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NCREAsE.TARrFr

Washington, Mar. S.-F-The
senate agreed today to m increase
in the tariff on decorated earth
cnwarc and crockcry ware from
As to 50 per cent id valoeem.
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FIVE STUDENTS mi TOLLS

Madison, WIS.,, Mar. 6.-(Re
Warrants Charging five univer-
sity students with dis0rderly con-
duct In breaking mp . parade Of
the unemployed here Thursday
were issued by Police Chief F. L.
TrOstle today.
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A. J.. Wienberger, Bismarck. North
Dakota. s135,990.00
Olson & Orhiem, Minot. North Da-
kota. $155,225.00.
E A: Moline: Jamestown. North Da-
kota. S143,725.O0.
Red LANCER G. Hanson, Wahpeton,
North Dakota. $163. 100000.
Carl G. Stien Co, Grand Forks,
North Dakota. $139,s4oO0.
Heating and plumbing:
Merchants Equipment Corporation,
Minneapolis, $3S,985.00.
F. G.. Grambs, Bismarck, $4,000 90.
Harris Brothers, Minneapolis. Min
nesota, $4,000 90.
Electrical appliances:
kota, $~1O,524.43.
E. e. Kicker. Bismarck, North Da-
kota, $7,661.OO.
r. W: Sanders. Bismarck, North Da-
kota, $4,000.
B. X. Skeels, Bismarck, North Da-
kota, $10.831.00.
Moved by Commissioner Solder, Sec
onded by Commissioners Fricke, that
the certified checks Of all except the
two lowest bids on the general and
the two electrical and Mr.. Grambs'
turned. Roll call: Solder. aye: Moy-
nier. aye; Fricke, aye: Will. aye.
Moved by Commissioner Solder. Sec
onded by Commissioner Frieke, that
the Board adjourn to $3.50 a. m. Feb
ruary 9Th. 1880. to reconvene at the
Commissioners room in tt Court
House. Roll call: All members pres
ent voted aye.
Feb. 9th. 1889. $50 O'Clock A. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. On roll call all members were
present.
Moved by Commissioners Moynier,
seconded by Commissioner Solder, that
the board accept the bid Of A. ].
WtcnberEer for the general contract
for h construction Of the Memorial
building which the board has Joined
with the city of Bismarck: also the
bid of +. @. Grambs. for heating,
venttlating and plumbing and the bid
of p. e. Kicker for the electrical In
~stallatfon and that the county audi
tor and the chairman Of the board be
authorized to sign the contracts OF
the above named bidders.
Roll call: Swanson, aye; Soder, aye;
Moynier. aye: Fricke. aye: Will, aye.
Moved by Commissioner Moynier.
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