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9817 Yates. John
Part OF Lot /, Sec)
Ia, Twp II S., r Isl
E., S. B. NJ. ly)
E of Ash Canal
exc 4.82 &C in Sc!
cor
PIT of NEi. of Me-
a Sec Ia. Twp I'D
s., r Is E. S. b.
M, ly E of ASH
a Canal. 1888 acres. 14.2.
1918 Yates, Lester g.
Ollie G..
VIZ of SEA Sec
26, Twp II s., r IA
e., S. B. M, 80
9819 Yawger. Edwin
N so ac OF Ela of
SEA Sec 6, Twp
10 s., r Is E.. S.
B. NJ. so acres -. ITS Q.
Me- of NWH Sec 8,
Twp 13 s.. r Is E.,
- S. B. M, 80 acres. 1s9. q
1921 Yerxa, Charles w.
Me of NEA of Sc
a of SWH Sec "a.
Twp 10 S., r IA E..
-. s. B. M, S acres. 3.24
9822 Yocum. Jacob w.
Part of SWH Sec
81, Twp IL S., r Is
g., S. B. NJ, ly w of
ESHL Canal, 1870 ac PITT.
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Legal Advertisement

Lot S, Sec 4, Twp
Is S, r 16 E, S. B.
= M, 1858 acres ........ ll.50
Lot /, Sec 5, Twp Is
S, r 16 E, S. B. M,
1889 acres ................ 1l.50
9785 Wood, r. B.
Nl2 of N12 Tr 68.
Twp Is S, r Ia E,
S. B. M, 80 acres. 374.50
9787 Wood, Will c.
PIT of Lots and 81.
Sec 81, Twp Ia S, r
Ia e. S. B. M, being
all exc RR r/w, %
acres ....,.................... 1857
El2 of NW14 Sec 80,
Twp ID S, r Ia E,
S. B. NJ, 80 acres. 3l57
Lot 3, Sec 80, Twp
IA S. r Ia E., S. B.
M. 1872 acres 20.0l
NWl4 of NWH Sec
80, Twp Ia S, II IA
+. S. B. NJ, 40 acres 9.57
That pit of Tr 80.
Twp Ia S, r IA E,
S. B. M, ly S of
SP RR r/w and N
of N Ii Of TT 14l
prod WHY to RR r/w,
7.06 acres .................. 3.24
SEA TT 200, Twp
Is S, r ID E, S. B.
M, 40 acres ............... 2l.67
9796 Woolard, Alfred E.
ct al
E 1853 ac of Lots
3 g. 6 & SEA of
, NWi4 Sec 36, Twp
Is s.. r IL E., S.
B. M. 1868 acres. 1894
Lots 8, 10 e. IL, Sec
SO, Twp Is S., r IL
E.. S. B. M,
6O.32 acres .'.............. $1,000
9798 .Wolliscroft. George II.
PIT of sic of Sec
0, Twp Is S, r IL
E.. S. b. M. ly E
of Fern Canal. exc
RR r/w. 81 acres. 1856 "a
1901 Workman. John I.
SW4 of NEH Sec
10, Twp Is S., r IL
E.. S. B. M, 40
acres ............................ 2.70
1904 Worthley. M. l..
Lot 6, Sec 10, Twp
l3 S, r Is E., S. B.
NJ. 594 acres ........ ll.5O
VIZ of NE4 Of SW
a Sec 10, Twp 13
s.. r l6 E., S. B. M,
20 acres ....-............... 37.90
PIT of Lot S & WE
of SEA of NWH
Sec 10, Twp l3 s., r
Is E.. S. B. NJ, ly
S OF Mesquite Canal.
Part of TT 2l2, Twp
Is S, r Ia E., S. B.
M, ly N of S Ii OF
TT "a. prod WHY.
8503 acres ................ 432.5l
1906 Wright. Clifford w.
& Georgia H.
PIT Of NEH Of SWH
Sec II. Twp III s..
\ r IA E, S. B. M. be-
all exc RR r/w.
"a acres ...................... 775O
98O9 Wright. Joshua w.
SWA Sec 20, Twp
10 S, r IA E., S. B.
M. $50 acres ........... 44.5O
1915 Wyeth. William <.
SEA of w 100 ac
Tr sc. Twp Is S..
r Is E., S. B. NJ,
4O acres -.................. 1912
NE14 of w l60 &C
Tr Sc, Twp Is s., r
Is E., S. B. NJ,
40 acres .............-... 1912
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1882 Jenny. Earl Trumon
SEA of SWH4. Sec
80, Twp ~ S, r u
E, S. B. M, 40
acres .-......................-... IL;
SWl4 of SWL4. Sec
80, Twp IL S, r u
E, S. B. M, 40
acres ............................ tO.t
1898 Johnson. Alex J. D.
NE14 of NEA, Sec
2, Twp 10 S, r 10
E, S. B. M. 40
acres ............................ II!
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X

1894 kellogg, Alfred
Eggleston
NW4 of NEA, Sec
26. Twp Is S, r Is
E, S. B. M, 10
acres ............................ 25O
SWH of NEh, Sec
26. Twp Is S, r Is
E, S. B. M, 30
acres ......................... 22.50
NEA of NW14, Sec
26, Twp Is S. r Is
E. S. B. M, 40
acres ........................... 22.50
SEA of NW14, Sec
26, Twp Is S. r Is
E, S. B. M. DO
acres ............................ $3.50
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Lot 7, Sec 4, Twp
13 S, r IL E, S. B.
M, 1912 acres 49,. 500
1856 Bowles, Henry C.
SWH Of SWH, Sec
5, Twp 16 S, r IL
E, S. B. M, 40
acres ............................ 32.l1
SEA of SEA, Sec
6, Twp 16 S, r IL
E, S. B. M, 40
acres ............................ 1867
SWA of SEA, Sec
s, Twp 16 S, r IL
E, S. B. M, 40
1871 Buck, Horatio M.
Part of NW14 of SW
"a, Sec ID, Twp 13
S, r IL E, S. B. NJ,
being all exc State
Highway. $3.50 acres 1864
SWA of SWA, Sec
ID, Twp 13 S, r IL
Il, .. .. M. 4O
acres ............................ 11.50
NEA of SEA, Sec
Is, Twp 13 S, r IL
E, S. B. M, 40
acres ............................ 14.24
SEA of SEA, Sec
Is, Twp 13 S, r IL
E, S. B. M, 40
acres ........-................... 11.50
NWA of SEA, Sec
Is, Twp 13 S, r IL
E, S. B. NJ, 40
acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 11.50
SWA of SEA, Sec
Is, Twp 13 S, r IL
E, S. B. M, 40
dCIeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL .5O
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SEA of NE14, Sec
2, Twp 10 S, r II
e, S. B. M, 40
acres ............................ lis
NW14 of NE14, Sec
2, Twp 10 S, r II
E, S. B. M, 40
acres ........................... lis
SW1li of NEH, Sec
2, Twp 10 S. r -
E. S. B. M, 40
acres ........................... lis
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Clark's lOc
ONT Cotton
85c dOZ.
-250-yard spools in
black and white.

:. .5/6-oZ. Sewing Silk
in black and white 79c
:. .4OO-yd. spOOIs White
MerceriZed Sewing
Cotton. Sizes 40,
so, so and 70. Zoe
:. Ice HI o o k-and-Eye
Tape in black, white
and flesh; yard. 15c
.. Csc Snap Fasteners
on tape, in black
and white. Yard. 1Sc
.. .25-yd. SpoOlS Color
ed Darning Silk. :. sc
.. Midget Darning Silk
in colorS. IL SpoolS, $50
...25c Earl Dress
Shields in regular
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Sizes 2, 3 and 4.
2 pairs. .39c
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shapes. 2prS... CSC
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guar ran t e ed fast.
Sizes 2, 8, 4. Pair. .25c
:. soc Round Carriers,
in assorted styles. .39c
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Ironing Pad
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47c
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muslin cover. Fit any
ironing board.

Toe Ena IN eled
Hangers in assorted
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Sonia Hair Nets in
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colorS but white or
gray. Dozen for. .39c
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Batting, 2-lb. 72x90
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Braid, 4 ydS. to q
piece. 2 pcs. .15c
}. .RubberiZed House
Aprons ............2 5c
y. soc w alter Wave
Combs, 6 in set for. 500
Black Sh Opping
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Boston bag style. .39c
Flesh color Garter
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Wardrobe Bags
SEC ca.
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70. .S5c D0uble-covered
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One yard wide. .47c
:. Hosiery and Utility
Boxes. 1890 ea.)
3 for .S1.00
soc Hex agOn-
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Boxes, with Z spools
darning cotton and
space for 6 prs. of
hose ...............S 9c
:. .5-drawer Shoe Cab
inetS, covered with
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Pants in flesh color,
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sizes. 3 prs. soc
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DC Silk Scam Rind.
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75c Talcun1
45c
Ideal Rachel Soleil
Talcum Powder.

:. Houbigant's Occur
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Water, $2.75 value.
Special, bottle :. .$1.00
SOC Djer Kiss
Sachet, bottle. SEC
...Sl.00 and $500
AtomiZers ......... 89c
soc Melba Glove
Compact Powder or
Rouge ............. I5C
>. Rubber lined
Tourist Bags of
rayon ............ .S9c
:. .S1.50 Oil-cured
ChamOiS ........$1.09
...S1.25 S stand ing
Vanity Mirrors -. csc
:. $500 CT erlain'S
Liquid Brilliantine
and GuerIain Solid
BriIlia n tine.
Choice .$1.VV
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:. Full got. Size Water
Bottles of smooth
rubber. 2-yr. guar
antee .............. CSC
:. Houbigant's S1.25
Lipstick and Csc
Refill, both for. I. soc
...S1.0O Houbigant's
Bath Salts in Quel-
que Fleurs or Ideal
doors ............ 89c
.. .35c Williams Shaw
ing Cream. tube. CSC
:. .35c PalmOlive Shay
ing Cream, tube. zoe
soc Williams Aqua
Velva After SHAY
ing Lotion. CSC
...25c Williams Tai
cum for men. Spe-
clal .............. 15c
...S1.00 Djer Kiss
Talcum. Special. sec
.75c Woodbury. Fac
ial Freshener for. soc
;. soc Jergens Lotion 33c
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:. sc White Elastic,
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Scissors and Shears
in assorted sizes. .45c
...6-yd. pieces of Bias
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colorS. 2 pcs. $50
90. MAZDA Shoulder
Qua ar d s, in black,
white and flesh.
3 cards. ale
:. .25c Flesh Color Cor
selette Straps .15c
.35c Flesh cOIOred
Silk Elastic, 50 in.
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.25c Silk Bias Tape,
in g. yard pieces.
2 pcs. soc
.. Small Powder PuffS
in rubber case. -. .10c
.. Mani C ure Scissors
of good quality
steel. 312 in. long. soc
s..CamisOIe Tape in
white and flesh
/! color. " in. wide.
Yard .............. BO
..10c Lingerie Tape
in all colorS. Sgd.
pieces. apes. .15c
soc Dyanshine Shoe
Polish in black or
brown .............39 c
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$50 GuerIain Skin
Lotion, choice of
milk of cucumber
or milk of roses. 45c
=. soc tube Think
Hand Cream and
soc box Think Pow
der Hand Cleanser,
both for ......... soc
.25c Colgate's Cash
mere Bouquet Soap.
3 cakes in box. :. SOC
Spanish
CASTLE Soap, a 21a-
10. bar. .$1.19
.. soc Rose Bud Soap,
six rose bud shaped
cakes for. .75c
-. SOC Phillips Milk of
Magnesia .......... 30c
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A 2-Dept. January Sale
Offers Many Things You Need-at Savings
aYAOTIONC1as2

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of cretonnes.. .25c
.. .KOtex Sanitary
Napkins, one dozen
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.. Sanitary B Its in
assorted styles. =. .39c
.. .79c to S1.0O Sanitary
Step-ins, Boomers
and Skirts. Choice. $50
.. soc Two in -One-gar-
ter Belts, in sizes Is
to 80. 3 for. .$1.00
%. .Sateen G arm ent
Bags with hooklesS
fastener $3.50
%. Utility Bags to hang
on closet doors. .75c
soc Muslin Covers
for ironing boards .29c
.25c Lingerie Clasps
in gold and silver
finishes .1Sc
.. Flesh -colOred Bras
SiereS, in sizes 80
to 40. .45c
Crowley Gold Eye
Needles in all sizes.
2 papers. .15c
%. Machine Ne dies
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.Sateen Bla ket
Binding, 5 yds. j.. .25c
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Z1@@) TOILETRIECl55S4(S

.. Evening in Paris
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soc Size Djer-KiSs
Face Powder for. .35c
...S1.50 HOubigant's
Ideal or Quelque
FleurS busting
Powder ....... .SI.35
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35c COlgate's
Combination
Csc
"A Csc can Of Talcum
and loc cake Big Bath
Soap.

.S1.00 Mury's Purse
Perfumes for. .45c
$4,000 Holly wood
Nights Perfume. $3.50
:. .COty's Toilet Water
in special bottles
containing as much
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:. .25c Velour Powder
Puffs for. 1Oc
April Shower Toilet
Water in a special
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kann's SOC
Rolls Cleansing
Tissue
Csc Roll
3 rolls for $1.00.

loo Cannon Wash
Cloths in assorted
colors. Each in cell
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...S1.0O LOng-handled
Bath Brushes with
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...75c Nail Brushes
with colored enam-
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Csc Nail Brushes in
assorted styles. :. .21c
.35c Kann'S Guaran-
teed Tooth Brushes Csc
.. SOC DIR. West Tooth
Brushes, each. .35c
.$1.5O III bigant
Quelques Fleurs
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soc size Ipana, Pep
SOdent, IOdent or
p G b e CO Tooth
Pastes. Choice. .27c
.2O-OZ. bottles Law
0rlS ........... .00C
soc size Mer-SOl-
Dent Mouth LO-
ZION 0SC
.25c size COlgate's
Tooth Paste, 3 for. soc
.25c size DR.. West
Tooth Paste. 3 for SOC
.S1.OO size Wildroot
Wave Set $50
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.. .1Oc Dish Cloths,
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90. 10c Brass Pins, 800
to a package, in
assorted sizes. 2
packages ..........1 5C
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flesh color. 9 in.
long. 2prS.. .25c
Zone dozen Safety
Pins, assorted sizes
on card. .......... SC
.. Medium Size Laun-
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Roger & G aIlett
Bath Soap-sandle-
wood, rose or car
nation odors. ESQ
.25c Fracy'S Bath
Soap in assorted
odorS. 3 for. .63c
Wooden Make up :
Boxes with colored
print on lid. .S1.00
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Reg. 39c Silk
Dress Shields
3 for soc

Number 3 size in reg
ular and cresc ent
shapes and various coll
orS.
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9Oc Ponds
Combination
39c

"A Csc jar Cold or
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Tissue.
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...5c Nassa White
Basting Cotton in
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3 spools for. ..... 12c
.5O-yard SpoOls
Rayon Sewing Silk
in colors. 3 spoolS. .1Oc
.. .10c Snap Fasteners
in black and white. sc
.. .1OO-yard spool Mer-
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colors. 100 yard
Spools. 8 for. 1896
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FOur-DraWer
Shoe Boxes
$1.39

Gre t o n n e = covered
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Kann's lOc
Toilet Soap
6 for soc

French Milled, Per-
fumed Soap. Special
during January.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-22
VALUE n .FARMS
AT ~$1,069,96S,967
Estimate Made by Census Blu.
reau; Report Shows Figures
by Minor Civil Divisions

North Dakota has 77,975 farms with
a total acreage Of 38,657, 1914 and a to-
tai value, including land, buildings,
implements, and machinery, Of 81
O69, 968, 1867.
These are figures given by a bulle-
tin issued recently by the Bureau Of
the census. The figures are given in
detail for each county and district
within the state. This is the first fed
eral census report to show these
figures by minor civil divisions.
OF the total farm acreage SIS per
cent, or 21,254,660 acres, was crop
land on which crops were harvested
in 1929; 6.3 per cent, or 2.419 ,095
acres. was crop land which lay idle
or fallow; and % per cent, or 854,-
365 acres, was land on which the
crops failed to mature or were not
harvested for any cause. Pasture
land with a total of 10, 500 acres,
representing 27.8 per cent Of the total
farm acreage Of the state, included
$685. Z acres Of plowable land. 40O,-
056 acres Of woodland. and TITS, 867
acres Of other land. In addition to
the land cropped and pastured, the
total land in farms included 1914 86
acres of woodland not used for pas
ture, and 3,213,4 89 acres not In forest.
pasture, or crops, including the land
occupied by house yards, barnyards,
feed lots, lanes, roads, etc.,
The total value Of farm land and
buildings was 1851 ,225, 446. Of which
1921 1886 represented the value OF
all farm buildings. including the
farmers dwellings. which were valued
at $109, 805. 873. The value Of farm
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-22
VALIDITY OF JONES
LAW IS CHALLENGED
Eddie Norris, Convicted at
Fargo, Files Case With U. S.
Supreme Court

Washington, June o. R- The
validity of the Jones five -and-ten law
was challenged in the supreme court
Monday In a case filed by Eddie Nor
ris, convicted at Fargo, N. D., OF un-
lawfully transporting liquor.
Norris protested against a sentence
Of five. years in the penitentiary and
a fine OF $1,000 or conviction OF
transporting one gallon of illegal
liquor, contending the evidence did
not show he was an habitual offender
He insisted the offense "a casual
and that he had made no attempt to
commercialize.
The eighth circuit court of appeals
sustained the sentence. 1t pointed
out that North Dakota Is situated on
the Canadian border and declared
1T Is a matter OF common knowl-
edge that much Of the Illicit supply
of intoxicating liquor which finds its
way into sections Of the United
States is struggled from Canada"
Admitting liquor may be struggled
from Canada, Norris declared that
fact was not sufficient grounds for
imposing severe penalties under the
Jones act. He declared the govern
ment had failed to show he had beer
guilty Of transporting liquor on a
large scale and protested there had
been no evidence to support the
severe sentence.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-22
SPEAKER PRAISES
AMERICAN YOUTH
Attacks Better Than You At.
titude Developed by
Crepe Hangers

Pocono Pines, Pa, June 22.-P)-
President E. j. Gallmeyer of the
Walther League Of the Lutheran
church, in his address today at the
seth international convention Of the
league, appealed to young people to
allow no one to hold them up to scorn
for not being like the boys and girls
of 1890.
Gallmeyer, postmaster at Fort
Wayne, Ind, defended the youth Of
today.
He attacked the better than YOU
attitude developed by certain groups
Of "crepe hangers" who, he said,
we're continually on the alert to
crush youth and develop in it an in
feriority complex.
There are only two types of peo-
pie today" he said, the quick and
the dead. To build for accomplish
ment, be on your toes. keep your
mind scintillating, develop along up
to-date lines, not a la 1890"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-22

Just arrived a large selection
of Wash Frocks, beautiful de.
signs in voiles and prints; prices
are S1.95 and $2.95, also a
beautiful assortment Of House
Paiamas. The Bismarck Cloak
Shop.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-22
DenhOff Farm Home
Is Burned to Ground

Denhoff. N. D., June ga burn
ing kerosene stove left unattended on
the Ed Wahl farm southeast Of Dem
hoff started the house on fire, burn
ing 1t and all It's contents to the
ground. No one was injured as Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. SCHNEIDER and family,
who r renting the farm, were out
side at the time.
Mrs. SCHNEIDER started the stove
and had gone out to a shed to get
something. It was a few minutes
later as she was returning that she
found the house on fire. Neighbors
arrived in q short time but failed to
save the house. Only a few pieces Of
clothing and bedding were salvaged
from the flames.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-22
Getting
Up Nights

IF Getting Up Nights, Backachs.
frequent day calls. Leg Pains, Nerv.
BUSINESS, or Burning, due to Junction.
al Bladder Irritation, in acid condi.
lions, makes you feel tired, depressed
and discouraged, try the Cystex Test.
the system In Is minutes. Praised BY
thousands for rapid and positive c
nounced Siss-tex) today, under the
Iron.Clad Guarantee. Must quickly
allay these conditions, improve rest
ful sleep ana energy OF money bal.
Only Coo 1t
Halls DRUG Store
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-22
n WOMEN ENTER
GARDEN CONTEST
Mandan Man to Act as Judge in
Competition Sponsored by
Homemakers' Clubs

Fourteen Burleigh county women
have entered gardens In the contest
held in connection with the nutrition
garden project sponsored by Home
makers clubs in Burleigh county,
County Agent H. o. Putnam said
Monday.
One garden from each club will be
entered in the contest.
Entries must be made by July l. &C
cording to Putnam, who says that
Judging will be done July 10 by T. K.
Killand of the Great Plains expert
mental station at Mandan.
A pressure cooker will be given TO
the woman whose garden Is adjudged
the winner, he said.
The following are Homemakers'
clubs in the county together With
leaders in the nutrition garden praJ-
cct:
Trygg Cedar Hill, Mrs. Albin
Spangberg and Mrs. Chas. Trygg,
Baldwin; Three Leaf Glover. Mrs.
VIM. Kershaw and Mrs. Bibbo Harms,
Menoken: Garfield. Mrs. Roy Little
and Mrs. H. D. Watkins, Regain;
Crofte Star, Mrs. E. A. Falkensteln
and Mrs. Knowly Dorman, Baldwin;
Rainbow, Mrs. J. F. Coder and Mrs
W. E. Nichol, Moffit; Sterling. MRS
E. C. Fogarty and Mrs. M. H. Nelson
Sterling: Brittin. Mrs. Jason Hoover
and Mrs. G. w. Morrison. Mofllt;
Mckenzie, Mrs. Fred Schaumberg ana
Mrs. Arthur Daw. MCKENZIE; Bnyo
Cross Country, Miss Margaret NC
Murrich and Mrs. Robert WEIGH,
Menoken; Driscoll. Mrs. j. Lewis and
Mrs. H. Knudson, Driscoll; Wing.
Mrs. j. J.. Scallon and Mrs. Albert
Little, Wing: Hay Creek, Mrs. G. j.
Irish and Mrs. M. M. Chaser, BIS
marck: Wildrose, Mrs. Aida Fetterly
and Mrs. Laura Englerwan. Brad
dock: and Menoken. Mrs. E. A. Ebe-
ling and Mrs. H. c. Craven, Menoken.
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Girl Wounded in
Attempted Holdup

Faribault, Mimi, June 22.-(PeA
l7-year-old girl was shot and SER
icusly wounded in an attempted hold
up of a grocery store here this morn
ing.
A man and a woman, accused by
Sheriff E. w. Haverland Of having
been two of the three robbers, were
captured shortly afterward.
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Woman Killed by
Fall from Steps

Thief River Falls, Mimi, June 20.
-R-Falling from church steps Sun
day, Mrs. Frank A. Protz, 81, sustain
ed q fractured skull and died shortly
afterward. She was talking to friends
after services, stepped backward and
fell eight feet. Her head struck q
concrete sidewalk. Her husband and
two sons survive.
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rANsrORD BUILDING BURNS

Lansford, N. D., June 22.-(P1-A
Brick and tile building known as
Sawyer's auditorium burned here
early Sunday morning, and only the
damaged walls remained standing to-
tlay. The loss is estimated by Willis
Sawyer, the owner, at S23 900, which
he says is partly covered by insur-
ance.
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Letters from Girl
Are Under Scrutiny

New York, June 22.-F-Three
letters from the late Starr Faithful
to DR.. q. Jameson Carr, surgeon on
the Cunard liner Franconia, COM
manded attention today from Mas
sau county officials investigating the
beauty's mysterious death.
AS q voluntary witness with what
he considers vital information, DR..
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Youth Hit by Golf
Ball Dies of Injury

New York, June 22.-(P-Struck
in the back Of the head by a golf ball
hit by a man for whom he was cad
dying, Harold Marshall, Is, is dead.
He was walking ahead on a fairway
at the Mayflower country club on
Staten island whn> -'chard Kciser OF
Elizabeth, N. j., drove. f.
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LETTER TO bYRNE
NOT YET RECEIVED
Gasoline Tax Referendum Peti-
:ionsrs Say They Will Seek
to Amend Document

Secretary Of State Robert Byrne
Monday had not yet received any
word from H. G. Schumacher. chair
man Of the committee for petitioners
Of the four-cent gas tax law referen-
dunn. who announced at Fargo Satur-
day he would reques: the secretary OF
state to furnish him with names OF
persons who were said to have failed
to meet the legal requirements In
signing referendum petitions.
Byrne last week rejected the petit
lions on the ground they were IN
sufficient, because some names were
improperly affixed.
In q statement, issued Saturday at
Fargo. members Of the petitioners
committee said:
Since the honorable secretary OF
state has seen fit to reject the four
cent gas tax referendum petitions on
a technicality, In which he claims the
sieners did not in their w hand
writing fill In their addresses and
dates Of signing. the committee for
the petitioners proposes to take ad-
vantage Of section Is Of the consti-
tuition which gives the committee for
petitioners 20 days for correction or
amendment. We will ask him to FUR
nish us with the specific names OF
persons whom he claims did not sign
their postoffice addresses and the
proper dates in their own handwrit-
ing.
I'VE believe this action Of the Sec
rotary Of state. Robert Byrne, Is un-
warranted, unjust and unfair to the
petitioners and the voters OF the
state of North Dakota, and we believe
further that IL he examines closely,
he will find the same technicality In
every petition filed with him since ne
has been In office, including the petit
ton for his W nomination to which
he did not object.
H. G. Schumacher, Fargo:
H. r. Wood. Fargo;
~. A. Felver, Fargo;
ALLEN McManus. Grand Forks;
Bert Morrison. Robinson"