6 THE BISMAKCK TKIBUXNiIi, W HiUiN-EiOUA I, MfllUytl o, I»3U gX FARGO MEN ARE Companions Are Easier to Find Than ROBBERS TIE WH Mothers, Says ‘Baby Agreement’ Spouse } ARRESTED IN RAIDS TO RAILROAD TRACKS

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Fargo, N. D., Mar. 5.—(/P)—Ar- Zanesville, Ohio. Mar. 5.—(JP) — r tanged in Cass county court today, Francis Bernard, 25, of Gloucester, two of six Fargo men arrested Tues- Ohio, was found unconscious, with his ' day during eight liquor raids by fed- head and hands wired to the tracks and county officials, pleaded of a railroad between Crooksvtlle and eral afternoon. guilty charges of engaging the Roseville this He wTas to in removed from the tracks a few min- liquor traffic. Three are to be ar- raigned later today and the sixth utes before a train w as due. de- Bernard was brought to a hospital manded time in which to employ an slightly a short time attorney. here. He rallied after entering and told officers that Those who pleaded guilty are John was attacked by four men who Erickson he and Conrad Nedvedt. They gave him a ride from near Crooks- i are to be sentenced Friday. Ray Sul- ville. He said they robbed him of livan, charged with a second offense, $2.50. demanded 24 hours to employ counsel. Mrs. Dewey Brown, a passenger on The three scheduled to be arraigned a bus that was passing the railroad later today are Joe Schneider, Lee saw the man lying across the tracks. Daley and H. S. Fielder. Warrants Other passengers released him and have been issued for B. W. Hill and brought him to the hospital. Elmer C. Schulness. Daley is charged !With bootlegging and the others with and possession of intoxicating BULLETINS Kleiuor. f At the home of Hill one of the r.eat- liquor plants” ever found in this FACE MURDER CHARGE Sstections is ’ alleged to have been dis- Dccorah, lowa, Mar. s.—ged worthless check. FOX TO RE-FINANCE s— (/P)—Samuel, A busy bookshop worker In Village Is pretty New York, Mar. Proposed Law Which New York’s Greenwich now Untermyer, Mrs. K. Moyer, “baby contract” bride, pictured counsel for William William above at work. during the stock- is her husband, poet radical, their unique Fox. annouccd Provides Plumbing Inset and who believes mar- meeting today that Fox riage has been “greatly misunderstood.” holders’ Inspections Studied held sufficient proxies to assure By HORTEXSE SAUNDERS 1 wife and we had no children. Ob- the success of a new refinancing the Fox Film , Minot. N. D., March 5.—(J’)—A pro- New York, March S.—(NEA) i viously we were not suited to each plan favored by piosced plumbing law under which in- Whether the "baby contract” mar- jother. corporation’s directors and pro- spection of plumbing installations to riage of William K. Moyer and Ethel 1 “I don’t get this civilization stuff. posed only this morning by the he administered under the state board Oyen produces a child or a separation 1 1 think we are all glorified beasts—- New York banking group headed Of health, and licensing of plumbers at the end of two years, it has for maybe not so glorified. I believe by Banc-America-Blalr Corp. Ore features, was studied by delegates the present provided railroad fare to folks ought to marry with the idea of New Lork and employment in a having avoiding Bt the tenth annual convention of children instead of IN ‘BAD TASTE* {forth Dakota master plumbers. Greenwich Village bookshop for all them. Why do people marry for About Washington, 5.—(/P)—Sen- *o attended the annual banquet. The concerned. companionship? They can have that Mar. today Wearing severe, marriage. ator Wheeler, Democrat, Mon- Session will close with election a broad-brimmed without Besides who wants Wilbur SAILING SHIPS officers. black hat, such used by the companion? What want tana, today told Secretary W as was j a we is that he considered Puritan fathers, as a sort of disguise mates. As a matter of fact, neither of the interior j taste” for Wilbur and * to "escape attention,” Moyer arrived my wife nor I am so sociable. We it “bad Time was when the sailing ves- People’s in the metropolis, insisting that the both like to be alone. Who can other cabinet officials to be hon- sel was the only means Forum contract marriage had been greatly write, if he always has someone orary members of the world power of com- misunderstood—particularly by those around? I can't. Neither can my conference, an organisation parti- munication between America and HDVICE FOR GREATER BISMARCK who spoke of it as "livestock matri- wife.” ally financed by power concerns. foreign countries. Weeks were re- mony.” It was his idea, and he Able to Support Child Leola, S. D., 25,1930. quired for the interchange of news. Feb. thought it was a swell one—said is confident sup- r Just two weeks ago, today, I arrived He that he could CHARGE TARIFF ‘TRADE’ The populace swatmed the quays Moyer. port his child, if he gets it, and that 5.—. patronized your hotels and restau- to your ents are the strictest and most re- His wife nodded, but neither he news of rants, local barbers got proceeds They America .events, however per week, ligious of Mennonltes. never nor she would divulge what this DELAY PARLEY MEETING Of two shaves a hair cut dreamed of guiding themselves by remote, from every corner of the r shampoo, would be. London, Mar. 5.—(/PI—A meet- . and a small amount for holy scriptures. appearance planet magazines and fruit your anything but the The of the couple in ing of the first committee of the earth. was news they signed brought by stand’s share and your little newsboy But our contract as wit- New York was about Lew naval conference which was to nesses and they are behind us. And Ney, self-styled "maycr of Greenwich <*- Who makes the hospital may remem- if have been held tomorrow to con- the they have plenty of money, even Village,” who sent them $lO and sider a report on special ships has her man in 326 and 115 who haven't. . bought a paper every day except two, wre offered them employment in his com- been postponed. "I married 12 years to my first shop gallery. !when my door was closed to all vis- was bination book and art - Itors. Least in amount was 10 cents * Subscribe Now to the Bismarck Tribune SEIZE DOCK MORPHINE to your local street car to go up the of recent vis- Russel Bismarck were on the honor roll for the six week New York, Mar. 5.—(/P>—Mor- - hill to see your capitol, your Memo- itors with relatives in Wilton. term ending February 28th: Helen rial building, Roosevelt’s phine valued at about $500,000 was And secure the World's important events daily through The Tribune leased cabin and of under the super- Aune. Josephine Brenneise, Shirley many things very interesting to me. A crew linemen seized on a pier leased by the Bismarck Brenneise, Irene Fitzgerald. Margaret French line late last night, it was wires of the Associated Press, the daily market reports, and the following Three hundred dollars is a small vision of H. L. Larson of Games, Paul Hanson, Robert Lund- • {(mount but if you will analyze my are busy putting a telephone line learned today. The drug was in The daily Gumps, i berg. Rollin Michelsen, Shirley apparently comics: Freckles and His Friends, Mom’n Pop. stay you will notice every dime I left to two large trunks from Wilton Macomber. Raschc, Violet Rosendahl and Clara owned a first class passenger with you went into hands that main- by l Salesman Sam, Boots and Her Buddies, Gasoline Alley Our Boarding Paul Krush has returned to his Wagaman. He France, who * and tain and help build a better Bis- home here after spending the past on the liner de Mrs. J. Michelsen returned to her had left the vessel a few minutes House. In addition these you get marck. year at Toledo, Ohio, with his brother home in to your Regan last week. She had before. No arrests have been made. Where is Commercial club? i Steve. been a patient in a Bismarck hospi- - Hlive? Miss Ann Regnier, one of the Re- tal. Nature smile.- on Bismarck and sur- j gan teachers spent the week-end with F. Urbach was an overnight guest founding territory, and you have' her parents here. at the A. H. Helgeson home, while en Former Governor R. A. your backs turned her. to You have Dr. W. P. Thelan is attending a route to Bismarck last week. Four Big Pages of Sunday the foundation for fine city, D.A.R. Speaker Comics a an medical meeting in Minneapolis this Axel Soder of Wing transacted bus- Nestos jglmost unlimited supply of cheap fuel week. Regan Every Saturday your iness in last week. jftt back door. You have an in- Mrs. Ella Strauss had the misfor- A. H. Helgeson attended to Minot, N. D., Mar. s.— (JP) —The exhaustible supply of fine soft water business tune of spraining her ankle one day matters in Bismarck on Friday of last North Dakota D. A. R. in annual ses- fet your front cioor. You have the last week and was laid up for several | sion heard reports of state officers of railway for your city. week. which include the Sunday Gumps, Harold Teen, Moon Mullins, and Gaso- X best service ] days. ; F. Hermann of Jamestown, claim and chapter regents while visiting * you have a staff of physicians and j Mrs. Leonard Obcrg and Miss Olga women were entertained at a dinner Alley. surgeons agent for the N. P. Railway, attend- line that rank with the best in j Sunby were week-end visitors at the ed to business matters here last week. given by the Pierre Verendrye chap- v the U. S. and you have a radio sta- ' L. J. Truax home. ter of Minot. tion to tell this, and many more Mrs. F. E. Judkins of Jamestown is Former Governor R. A. Nestos . fchings, to the world. visiting relatives in Wilton. | spoke at an open meeting. Election Your surrounding territory is! Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Danielson and Painted Woods of officers and a brief afternoon ses- Fill out and mail the blank enclosing the amount as listed for sub- hovered with the best beef and mut- ; Mrs. J. J. Schmidt attended the Pio- sion will conclude the session today. ton-producing grass that nature ever j neers’ banquet scription you desire. J in Bismarck last week. By provided. But your farmers arc fight- Miss Levinia Saylor visited over MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD ing nature by trying to grow wheat, Sunday with her sister Ruth, sixth Pierce Farmers Favor not (in [Where she docs intend it shall grade teacher in the Wilton school. Andrew Nelson and Edwin Lillc- Butter Substitute Tax 1 year North Dakota) 5.00; by carrier in Bismarck 7.20 grow. They arc now straining their Mr. and Mrs. Otto Asplund of Bis- fjeld were Wilton visitors Friday. , eyes, looking at that rainbow in the 6 months (in North Dakota) ... 2.50; by carrier in Bismarck, mos... 3.60 marck. Rev. and Mrs. Thure Johnson Gene Damstrom hauled a load of Rugby, N. D., Mar. s. —(A*)—Pierce 6 East. How can any kind of market- of Cleveland, N. D., and Mr. and Mrs. ing of wheat help when post to Wilton Saturday. county farm residents at a farm-busi- 3 months (in North Dakota) ...$1.25; by carrier in Bismarck, 3 mos... us we can- Elmer Asplund and children of Min- ness SI.BO pot grow crops of wheat? neapolis Lester Brown rode to Wilton with conference favored a state tax of returned to their homes not less than five cents a pound Relief is right at home. Buy a good Monday after attending the funeral Gene. on (registered Hereford all butter substitutes. Oscar Blessum, or Aberdeen An- of their mother, Mrs. August Asp- Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson spent Rugby, gus bull and build a herd of good was chosen to represent the t.4t* lund. Saturday evening at the Wm. Brown county the next legislature in •+ cows of either breed you choose. The John Morass has to his before SUBSCRIPTION * returned home. an effort to obtain legislation along BLANK ' reason I say Hereford or Angus is receiving home here after treatment Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson and this line. A permanent rountry agri- that they are the best milkers and in the Jamestown hospital for the and Nels Erickson spent the rigors of your winters children cultural extension committee of four- stand past three months. Sunday at the Carl Erickson home. teen members The Bismarck Tribune, > -> was named. better and there is a demand by east- Earl Kinney is quite sick with Mrs. Joe Brown visited at the Wm. ern feeders for these two breeds of brochial pneumonia. Brown home one day last week. Bismarck, N. calves and yearlings that has never Little Patricia Morgan left Wed- George Welder, working for Airport Dak. been filled. just who is Devils Lake _ yet Build as large r nesday in company with her grand- Axel Stenquist, visited Lester Brown a herd of good cows, at a moderate mother for Lowery, Mont., for a visit Sunday. Has Ist Plane Crash price, as you have summer grazing with relatives. Lester Brown visited at the Fred Enclosed find for which send me the Daily Tribune for and winter forage for. Plant corn Ralph Ulrich has returned to his Brown home Monday and Tuesday. Devils Lake, N. D., Mar. s.— and feed grain on your plowed land home in Yakima, Wash., after visit- Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Devils Lake’s airport witnessed its and if nature favors you with suffi- ing relatives here for the past two Brown received the sad from, first airplane wreck today when Jim- Months crop. your baby beef, news Zarts, cient Feed out weeks. Chicago that the baby boy of Mr. and mie pilot for the Otter Tail if not sell to eastern buyers. Do not Rev. Noah McCoy left Wednesday Mrs. Ed Brown had passed away Power company at Fergus Falls, try a pedigreed herd. That is a rich for his home in St. Paul after being Sunday. Minn., crashed while attempting to Name man’s game. called here on account of the serious jeld was a caller at take off. you Edwin LUlef the attempt ... This advice comes to from 80 illness of his brother Fred. Sunday. On his fourth to leave the experience territory Ole UllefJeld home years in a more Mrs. J. M. Thompson visited friends Gene Damstrom, George Welder ground, the plane dived, wrecking (*-¦**¦ yours Postoffice Address State favored by moisture than is and in Bismarck several days last week. and Lester Brown were Wilton callers one wing and damaging the other. Is the actual evolution of one wheat Sunday. Neither Zarts nor his passenger was farmer—the writer. Sunday evening Ole Lillefjeld vis- Injured. PLEASE WBITE PLAINLY TO AVOID MISTAKES Very respectfully, ited at the Andrew Nelson home. M. R. WARNXCK. Iver Erickson was a Wilton caller* Jury Saturday. Montana Murder By BURDELLA B. HELGESON Frank Johnson called at the Wm. Requires Extra Panel Wilton Brown home Sunday evening. coupon—Fill The American Legion Auxiliary will Ole Lillefjeld was a Wilton caller Helena, Mont., Mar. 5. Cut out this in and mail to the circulation department of meet in log the after- Saturday. sity special '' the cabin on for a second venire was By MBS. ART FERRIS noon of March 13th. Potluck lunch Wm. Brown attended store meeting faced by the district court here today will be served. Kvery member is urg- at Wilton Saturday. when examination of 23 talesmen re- i Mrs. Mary Matheson of Bismarck ed to attend as there are several im- Iver Erickson was a Wilton visitor sulted In the temporary selection of ¦Vi guest at the borne of her sister, portant business matters to attend to. Monday. but one juror qualified to try Nick —Mrs. C. B. Flinn several days last The Congregational Ladies Aid Frank Johnson called at the An- Jancu for murder. Many prospective ¦¦iw; i- which met at the heme of Mrs. A. H. drew Nelson home Wednesday. jurors were excused because of The Bismarck Lundberg Wednesday Tribune Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Anstrom re- on afternoon Lester Brown called at the Ole scruples against capital punishment. ceived word recently from their son was well attended. Mrs. 8. .Rupp will Lillefjeld home Thursday evening. Jancu a Townsend pool hall proprie- BISMARCK, NORTH Harry at Portland. Ore., telling of his entertain at the next meeting which Dick and Frank Johnson were Wil- tor is on trial for the murder of DAKOTA jgMtriage to Miss Charlotte Mosch of will be March 19th. ton visitors Thursday. Margaret (Bobby) Kelly in her apart- Miss Bene Malsby, Regan primary Arthur Damstrom made a trip to ment December 2, 1929. Miss Kelly % Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Arnot and son teacher, reports the following pupils waton Thursday . formerly lived at Garrison, N. Dak.

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