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New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
MAPPING CAPTURES
 9TH COUNTY GAME
SnotheGS Highland Park HaZardViIIe Wins Forfeit Claim
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 Manchester, Jan. @f.-Iho ""p- ping I. M. z. A quintet held 'h~ Highland F4r}, Community rl"h helpless H,re Ia*t night and pr.- 4aryed ifs unbteujshed County Y " league basketball record with 2G-" "u. T. 'ras Wappiu9's hfh uj- unph of tho schedule and its sec ond in two weeks oror tho local outfit. rr. visitors completely out played Highland Park in the ir-i half and rar up E." score. 1I" losers held their opponents 10 "i2h' points in inc second half but could collect only six themselves.
 Wellos, Rose, Murphy and Spencer formed the focal points ot the Wap- ping attack. Welies. the giant cen- ter, proved particularly hard 10 stop. Beer scored all but one of Highland Parks points and f"a- ured his teams play. Pentland, crstwhilo leading scorer of th" league. lost his chance 10 regain the top when Sharp heId him without a score from tho floor. The summary;
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
COUNTY Y TRACK
 MEET TOMORROW
Annual EYo2t SGh9ig.ol for
 Hartford Go3iic j:l53 oc5])I

Th~ "t#"l ramtH Y. 3t r. X. indoor Il~td md 'r#aD u-t @.lj he held romorro~ at tn- Iiam.or4 ruo- lie high school teinur- promptly it 2:&g r m. Contestants will h" Gj>idcI into three clas@,-, Hujor, mtormedfat. aud senior, The junior cIass win pe composed Of boys veielUu= lIo pounds and under the mtrrmoIi4to o3a+~ Of Joys under IS @err= ot ag.. as Of Fr1rWsry <, 113o: and the senior class of caHtr4t1uts I5 yeaes Of a4~ aud over v5 of I'pb- ruary $.
 The ,.4n.a in tho meet viii in rludr tba -o yard d1sh. standing broad 5ama, mmaIn@ li=a jump and IGo yard raIay for fua junior cIaas; "r yard da#l. sl2ndmg bread junv. running high jump and t10 yard relay for the intermediate class; and the 2o yard du h, standing broad aump, running high 5ump. 4+1 yard relay, half milr nm. 12 pound shot put and uile run for the seniors.
 Entries in th" uPrat h9ro been made by tho plaiavjIIc high school, %1UIsbury Hi-Y club. I'Nja high s.AoM pf ~1u.ain@cu. @ruHjr@ Y .'. t. A.. :Hu.. Ii school >.ew THi'- "n X. r. w. ,;mnlrty~ Hi-T r.. ..
 w.S ..f F. o.Do fo r "'.. zig :l,.- Df c.-ut- 2. H. r. t, " ""3.s .-,.. ,~.r.D+ I:.H "--t '~'"i~ ,#...n.. .~t-a.. h9.- ."# oGr- H.mt.- c'o,.t#t0jnn+ :1 t".f' f..a at..:td ,hrwh.p u tia IsaHlo-d County |. AI r k >a"- t,ur t.hbU~ aasJria.ioH Louis E Main l.. th. rouo'% '. H. z. A. "tF- luc oommfaaon~r in charge of th' la,r'. Ribbons will l." :"4rd"d to tho+n wumitg first, second an1 third places in tho meet and q s}r n tr lh" }cam wiuu.r~ inc most points ror'estants placing in tht* county lncrf will be h" official rrnr"-"nia lives of thn Hartford County Y H r X Athletic ,@4ori"'jou |" 'h' -.at. iutur-cpaUtv indoor fnNl %n' track meet to b. held iH Mrrdrr ou GuurGar. February
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
League Standing
Games Tonight Landcrs Ns. NeWmatiCs.

r. <, r. Corbin ys. Eusswin.
 Corbin Cabinet Ns. Stanley Rule.
 An opportunity will be afforded the Russell X Erwin basketball team to take Il. better grip on first place in the "Y' Industrial League tonignt when ii plays the r. & F> Cor5in team and Stanley Rule may go into tie with Corbin Screw if the Ruiers defeat the Corbin Cabinet quintet.
 On the same program with these two battles is a contest between Lan- ders and the NeWmatics the winner of which will be in a more favorable cellar position. At the present timo Landers is in second last place with two victories and seven defeats, one game ahead of the NeWmatcs who have one victory and eight defeaEs.
 The Machine Shop team can bring the Universals back 10 q last place tie if it wins tonight This game means much to either team. A dr- feat for the Newmatics will make t almost certain that they will be the cellar champions this season. A catastrophe which has not befallel them in two years, Landcrs wa that honor last ycar and would ba glad to hand it to the NeWmati@s. Both of these teams have been play ing good basketball all season but seem to fall down in the closing minutes and other teams have bcat- ell them by close scores
 Followers Of the Russell X Irwn and Stanley Rule trams sco q nj, break in favor of their protcgcs anl the unhealthy physical and mental i condition of the Champion Corbin Screw team has made it possible for thc@c two rivals 10 take adSantace 1 0, their opportunity to gain vict tories ! ri this timn Corbn Screw is severe ! lA crippled by tdc los of "Hammy' ] barrow who may not be able 10 pE.N 1 against the GasCos next Friday It i i-' reported that his injured toe is worse instead of better The team IS under q strain that is hurting ,t i TO further handicap the Screw Shop | players, followers of every other teatn-4n the league unite in riding them from the sidclines
 It may be possible for the P. & r. CorDin team to again upset tho dope bucket and down the Russwin team. It was the P. X; F. team that gaze Corbjn Screw it's first defeat and if it wins again it deserves the title or giant-kilIer Corbin Cabinet is playing good basketball at the pres
 cDt time and with it's regular line ID l. has been winning consistently. It may not be successful against Stan ley Rule, because of the powerful
 scoring machine that the Rulers
 have proven to be all season. It
 will be q battle of offensive and d.
 fensive teams.
 Clyde Waters will referee and the
 first game will start at about 2
 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
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la..cI ~.a'c- :,l.~ Year

,l,utr-L 'H... Jan q tP The D-taG,a9 indoor tepnjs cA"n,5on- ehlas hasa reached the samj-Upol ruuad a..d ..lrraGy il Il"a b".H G"- terI.tiurd G3tu the singles '5'l" asun will e4 to line United States.
 Ia day of international matches. J. Gilbert Ilall of Mon'cIair. x, J. George Lett of Chicago, Fritz M"r- eur of Hthh huniU. Ia. and Herbert l.. EgHwau >cw Torl; <otrr3M air won their ~"r into fl" 1ni-fmaIs ut rtr o~pcu-r cf rtu#5jn rivals yee'arda%.
 f1aU. t..a d-t.w,j12 rtamnjole pc "ea.rr~l fr- 'lr. ha1r" t.u"6Hn c5.teudcr Wulard rrooa" of Mon lrn~l m s'ra aat ~ta. G-@. G.t aHi ms"hcr Dyl. a4inu t'.'H H "rrel 'uin,ill-. of Montreal 1""'t d"~n before Epautu'a etr"d> '#4. G-3 G-f Lot bod trouble 0j'b irian Donrny of Toronto htn utapaeod fo ad1#urn bE srores Of 9-7. G-f. N"r- ror waS carried cut in Il thrilling dr"l. G-2. G-e, G-2
 Tn fhr uui tal matrh"- "l th" 4.u-ita fot9y. Han meets %"rur in "na ram and Lo., iaoblos Bowman in the other.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
KRASZEWSKI IN GAME
Former New Britain High Basket ball Forward Appears in Opening
 Lineup of Vermont Academy.

In the opening game Of the bas academy, Henry kraszcWski, former forward of the New Britain high basketball team, was the only local player who saw services during the game against Bay Path institute 4S-3S.
 Edward Sowka, captain of the '28- '29 high school team is d second string man but is expected to make a berth on the first team. kraszeW - ski has been playing left guard on the team and is expected to play that position throughout the season be, cause of his passing and foorwork,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
FIRST SIX DAY BIKE. RACE

I.ach contestant rode l2 hours a day in the first siX-day bike race. which was staged in Birmingham, England. in 1875. A London race later called for pedalling in IS hours Of the day
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

There wers t~o minutes lct, 10 play and a d,sp.rate struggle ,]3- sued New Britain had only q ona- point edge aud Hart ford needed onr goal 0 tt,. \e~ Britain tried 10 stall and Hartford fried to break it up. Numerous drtvr- bounded off Jcttc's pads and A near light cropped ID or tho banks between Dufrcsuc and Jean. Kid" Williams separated the pair, however. and fine gamo vent ou. The final bell changed o"t just as Williams and Pierce took inc ball or mothrr offensive sally towards Hartfords goal The summary: New Britain. Hartford. l.. Pierce ..................... Dyson
 First Rush 4. Williams ..,..-.-.-...... Hurt
 second Rush Brown .-........-.......... Jc"n
 t.entar Dufresne ............... II. Wiljiams
 lIallDacE
 LOdl
 First Period Goals Scored for Gagged by TuL" New Britain A. Williams 6:4o
 second Period Ne" Britain Pierce 6:20
 Asst by DufresneJ 3 Hartford Dyson 4;J4
 Third Period No score.
 Fourth Period NeW Britain Pierce 2H.5G
 (Asst by Williamsj : New Britain Pierce 1:Uo
 fhs-r by Nilauls) t Hartford Dyson a.i2
 (Aaat br HarJ : Hartford Hart l.&G Eushos- Pierce 5. Dyson $. :Stops-Jett" 5n. Blount 75. Foul-I.. Pierce.
 I,efcrer-E. Hart.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
NO ELEVATOR RIDING

Students Of the University of Ok lHhoma are required 10 walk up tn" .iNtr steps in til" foo; ball stadinm Hs pat of the physical education course.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
We, | Avon Boys, Club
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 u,..'.d 'dI- Iaoruu. n. l.,--u~ atua&,r k. L. rar'-sr rrom Man aSer Cu"at"r G t3rid"r or tb. .Ilaz "riFliJe roa.. IIr c..rrfa lb4t It- pl"Hr5 hold nprh,ue a@a,aat tb" Wet Avon pIu'af- uut ar" mnrolg pror"at"@ fiji" alir@rd lack ot au . @prreun1 rtornr. Manager Brjde
 Nja"s 10 rAgy 1hc gum" over "IfH d ooupot"n. referee. No decision ou fIa4 pFot,a has be,n made a-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
.NUTNEGS CAPTURE
 ANOTHER VICTORY
Local Amateur Roller Hockey
 Crew Breaks Up Game

Continuing on i1- uuNterfupt" l. victorious ride Or I;4 home floor the Nutmeg EolIer Hockey Wiut', leading amateur team III lhjs cifr, captured anotler Win last night Iy downing the Silent Glow five Of Hartford by three to nothing sco' "a. The game Was played at tho SHnlrr Arena last night as preliminarH 10 the New Hartford Amefi- Gan League game.
 The first }"o periods of la # nights baltI. were scorelcss. Al- though both teams battled hard t. get through tho other quiuicts d.. teuae, neither HaS able 10 pierce the web and #s q rsuIt Inc teaua started of the third session H.III o1 even terms and "lth the scoring igv unbrobcn
 Jack F'usan who has been crca.- inea sensation atb his spoctacula: defensive play in every game in which he appeared, vas better than ever last uighf Iie protected his hal:Jack's territory with an cffi- ct"ucE that aHaz1 I inc opposition. His work in Fl great npasur- tH. atIad %ea HuHau 'p -Gt oM th. Hartford taam lj-rldo %ntr,r f.. lar goal pair.I np @=tu Jack '9 p.9- t-miou aud tueet f2 . prryrat,d tn,. Hartford ts9u.. >2D~ Ju us noH i...- D. tat' HamH'=, ,rym '14 u" 'oe g.e 4n.rt.... 4.s.t-
 In t". tut HHHj tun >u.o..- ou u.1 .t .. o.or-i%" Gr.a- -.. .r.d .a. -am b3o1. cr. a "u .o. 4.t..l .s,. 'a-r"H aa1 Hood. .o. | @uatt. le ..t r.'. }u-lrl 4uj H5t.. i.r. Ga-p-rlm, dJd all Ihr snorrs and tIr+ eGrpN pu.nll@H rH. raug- '.3 rur combination Tao aoan t..r- ~ror Ha tH. 'aisI ~.sFo" "hth- auo'tt.. n.,@ er@.d m 'ls. "mal fraw" T.u Numr,s 1rreu' t<'.wl.d aa aar 'uHe during ll.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
PAINTERS SNATCH LEAD
 FROM HARTFORD INDIANS

New Britain Roller Hockey Team Passes Capital City Five in American League Race - Visitors Stage Late Rally and Threaten to Tie ScOre-Pierce Does the Bulk of the Scoring-Bill Bount Gives Great Exhibition in the Cage-Amsterdam Here Sunday
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

EUSSWlN QUINTET WILL
 BATTLE CORBINS TONIGHT

R. & E. Basketball Five Can Strengthen Hold On h. dustrial First Place by Victory at Tabs Hall Stanley Rule Has Chance to Go Into Tie With Cor bin Screw by Beating Cabinet Lock Crew - Lan- ders and Newmatics to Open Three-Game Program Details.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

Wmn Hr: + " Eod@ru shot a 19 ns.n 'tr ."..lMH G.. roIl ro"ra. t.rrr'. .s.'. '.lahtalaJ q uc~ -r.r.u# record l"r IT, HHGs, which nas had out III II9G.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
N.a"c, Late E1lIH

HaliforJ. however. "u- dn". ."' ftr team naan't out. Hart 2of '.' b.ll loose and shot ii to breou ng+. tte Hartford "nash" poked # mic New Brjtain's cag" Then "t'I-" skating sat rBII specd "o a turin o' fore Bill Iettn. Hart caHr}ft D." and ca2rd 1t before either t'dw knew what had happened.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
construction ro-rs have been rrluuI-
 .H- addiuonai .4 ... .i# bi, for lnu@

%4It+ @ntaaH h.... lgps.@ .- .,.jt-fs .su- 5en.f' lo tp nnIe .Ap prior 'o 1"-o. rat.r h'I hsru os'sp.r o} I1aj.a- rovut. TpdaN lb"y t.tl If .:a.r in |,. romHH's Iao-t 1u.0Itm hos',r"- .nH r,u }H Their weil-nG@d.r.a ao.r- at lhc best of sry..rt-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
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Referee Tl,orupsojr
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
Amsterdam Here Sunday

Amsterdam. with Steve Pierce and "Red' Donnelly in the lineup, will return here for a game Sun day. New Britain defeated the Hur- ricanes 9 to in the meeting be- iteeen tha ftHo last SQnIaY.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

Nearly five minutes .a',:. .oa- ever. Dyson. coming og Of @ au ot players In front of Btu l.''. fou- ped the iaii and ' b9aeiE roHrI 0u'u Now Brir"u# raG" Ltta "as u.- able to sec tHe iali aud ru.ralor- could make To ateamp' ID top it. This cut Nr~ lrifaHe head 10 on again, the&a baH1 tho or1" @oal# o' ;jft. prr-frI
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
MANDAN IS FOOLED
BY BURGLAR ALARM
Two Policemen Draw Guns and
Crowd Gathers to Watch
Anticipated Battle

with pistols drawn and cooked two
excited Mandan policemen stationed
themselves ct exits Of the First Ma
tional bank, Mandan. shortly after
10 p. m. New Years Eve and awaited
the exit Of bank robbers as the bur-
glar alarm within rang out loudly for
10 full minutes and q crowd Of fren-
zied, curious civilians gathered about
to watch an anticipated pitched gun.
fight.
The two cops made a brief inspcc-
ton of the lay of the land outside
the building before taking their posts.
A few peeks through the windows
taught them nothing.
When the alarm ended, the police
rncn waited, their bodies tense. One
minute, two minutes, three minutes
passed-and no burglars. At the end
of five minutes the policemen entered
the building. They found no robbers.
The found nothing disturbed.
The burglar alarm within the bank
is described as super sensitive" and
officials believe its ringing resulted
when two box a r werc coupled
with a crash III the Northern Pacific
yards across the street. Heavy con-
cussions often set the alarm off,
officials say. and New Years I've was
not the first time that ''bloodthirsty"
citizens were disappointed" when q
robbery failed to materialize.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
Mandan Rotary Reaps
Its Spells Of Victory

Members Of the Mandan Rotary
club today invaded Bismarck in a
body to reap the spoils Of victory"
won in the recent attendance contest
staged between Bismarck and Man
dan Rotarians.
The Mandan club, IS strong, won
the contest by virtue of its perfect
attendance record for six consecutive
regular weekly meetings, with the x
ception of the meeting Thanksgiving
week, which was not included in the
contest.
The winner was to be banqueted by
the loser. SO the Mandan club men,
bers were guests Of the Bismarck unit
at the Grand Pacific hotel at 1915 p.
IN. today.
The contest was suggested by Roy
+. Bridgeman, Grand Forks, Rotary's
district governor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
MANDAN DRIVER IN
FATAL auto CRASH
Two Minnesotans Killed, Two
Hurt, az Car Hits That
Of ]. N. Schmitz

The new year, 1880, will be remem.
. cred by q Minnesota family as one
Of death and injury following an au-
tomobile collision 10 miles west Of st.
Cloud yesterday In which q car driven
by q Mandan mar figured.
The Mandan man is James N.
Schmitz, who was injured In the acci-
dent.
Peter Weiland, IS. Collegeville,
Mimi, was killed outright and his son
Herman, rs. Chicago. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Dillenberg, Sc, also Of College,
vile, vert fatally injured, the young
man dying this morning and the
woman at moor. Another son, Nick,
of Collegeville. was injured, according
to an Associated Press dispatch. The
injured man is in q st. Cloud hos
pital.
None of the occupants in the
Schmitz q was injured. The mis-
hap occurred Is the Weiland party
was returning from New Years serv-
ices at the chapel Of the st. Johns
university. Collegeville. where the
elder Weiland had been employed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
H~andshaking Ordeal
Survived by Hoovers

Washington. Jan. 2.-(R-The
President and Mrs. Hoover suffered
no i'll effects from the long round Of
Handwriting at the annual New
Years reception at the white house
during which they greeted more than
5000 people.
President Hoover was at his office
in the state, early today and Mrs.
Hoover followed the usual routine Of
the white house.
The cold with which Mrs. Hoover
has been suffering for the past four
or five days was apparently cured.
Last night she accompanied her son,
Allan. to the Union station where he
boarded a train for Boston prepara-
tory to continuing his studies at Har-
ward university.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
Two Doughboys from
Fort Lincoln Facing
Large Window Debts

Two drunken Fort Lincoln dough-
boys ran amuck in Mandan New
Years Eve and took 1t upon them
selves to break most Of the windows
in the Connolly Motor company's fill
ing station and some of the windows
on one side Of the Connolly garage
with their fists.
And then Valentine "Chesty" Dig
er, garage employee, arrived.
Chesty let fly a hard right, which
caught Jules Ferguson. one Of the
soldiers, behind. his right q and
laid him for the count" Ferguson's
companion. Pat Warren. became doc
lie immediately. Both are members
of Company M.
Police took Ferguson to the Dea-
cones hospital, Mandan, where he
remained for two hours recovering
from the rabbit punch. Warren
awaited the arrival Of his friend at
the city jail.
Fort Lincoln authorities will punish
the two offenders. according to
Charles Reynolds, Mandan's chief Of
police, and have guaranteed the two
soldiers will pay for the repairing the
windows broken.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02

Wisconsin, Madison, who is home for
the holidays.
\ 4
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson. who
have been guests Of their daughter.
Mrs. L. H. Lofgreen, st. Paul, have
returned to Mandan.
Lilas and Leroy Jensen, 0lendive,
Mont, are guests at the homes Of
their aunts, Mrs. w. II. Ptnn and
Miss Anne Jensen.
i y =
MS. H. K. Jensen has returned
from Northwood, N. D.. after spend
ing q week with her father who is
seriously Ill.
4 Il
Mr.. and Mrs. g.. b. Aarvig have
as their guests Mrs. Raasen Aarvig
and daughter Helen, Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton johnson were
hosts to q company Of friends at a
bridge party Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green are
parents Of a son born Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity

Miss Gertrude Kelly, daughter OF
Mi. and Mrs. ]. J. Kelly. has gone to
Dickinson to visit for q few days ut
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. v.
Boulger.
Mrs. G. w. Stephens has returned
from st. Paul where she has been
during the serious Illness of her
brother, L. B. Kizer. Mr.. Kizer Is
now recovering from an operation.
4 ~ \
Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Culver Of
Texas, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred How
ley, Dickinson, we're guests last week
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Paxton.
i 4
Mrs. J.. A. Biggs entertained a group
of friends Tuesday at q bridge lunch
con for her daughter. Miss Martha
Biggs, 4 student at the. University Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
Morton County Jail
Fugitive Serving 5
Years in Louisiana

After searching for several months,
Sheriff Henry r. Handtmanu, has
found William F. Billy" Morris, alias
Billy Mason, who is wanted in Nor
ton county for jail breaking, grand
larceny, and highway robbery.
The fugitive Is serving . five year
term In the Louisiana state peniten-
tiary at Baton Rouge for burglary.
Morris last summer robbed the
Connolly Motor company. hiding the
money he secured in q Mandan gard
en-.
Handtmann today asked for q war
rant for his arrest, which will be
served when the man is released from
the prison.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
Hunke Boy Suffers
Severe FACE Gashes
As Auto Bumps Sled

Harry Hunke. seven-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Hunke, Man
dan. was severely injured after dark
Wednesday night when q sled on
which he was coasting on q street In
the northern part Of the city, collided
with an automobile driven by Ralph
Kline, Mandan.
Fourteen stitches were necessary to
close wounds about the boys head.
In addition he suffered conclusion Of
the brain. q bruised leg and an in
jured foot. He Is expected to recover
in the Dcaconess hospital, Mandan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
Marauders Get Money
And Candy from Home
OF A. C.. Sakarie essen

Henry r. Handtmann, Morton
county sheriff, and Charles Reynolds,
Mandan chief Of police, today were
seeking clues which might lead to the
arrest of marauders who yesterday
entered the home of Arthur G. Sakar-
iassen, Mandan, and made away with
three pounds Of candy. $l2 in cash,
and. probably other articles.
The visitors entered the house with
& key, according to the sheriff.
The Sakariassen family was visit
ing with friends from noon until
late last night and did not notice that
the articles were missing until they
arrived home. The SakariaSsen home
Is at 200 Collins avenue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
Train Passengers at
Mandan Use NewD Depot

Travellers In and out Of Mandan
today were using the new $4,000
Northern Pacific passenger depot.
Fixtures and equipment from the
old building were moved to the new
structure yesterday and business was
being transacted in the new depot Ill
morning.
Fixtures for the new restaurant or
'bcanery" arrived in Mandan this
morning and it probably will be 10
days before the new equipment is in
stalled SO that the restaurant may
be moved from the old to the new
building. according to r. o. Rea, To-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-02
Hettinger Rallies to
Humble Rhame Carers

Hettinger, N. D., Jan. 2.-ReThe
Rhame town team, followed by 200
fans and . special train. disappointed
their followers last night on the local
basketball floor when they went down
to defeat by the Hettinger Red Devils
% to 81.
The game was one Of the outstand-
ing athletic events Of the season in
the Missouri Slope country. Both
teams fought desperately for victory
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rupted last year with illness OF King
George. He viii SO first to Capetown,
and returning to England probably In
April. He expects to do considerable
hunting while away.
He sails aboard the Kenilworth
Castle as an ordinary salon passenger,
all ceremony being ignored In accord
ancc with his own wish.
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2 Drastic Prohibition
Bills Filed by Pastor

Boston, Jan. 2.-P)-State Repre-
sentative Roland D. Sawyer Of Ware.
Democrat, and . Congregationalist
minister, today filed with the clerk
Of the house two drastic prohibition
bills. The first provided an appro-
priation of $4,000, 900 to enforce tho