The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1919, Page 5

Ny TUESDAY, OCT. 7, 1919. NEXT WEDNESDAY All American Pathfinders on Coast to Coast Voyage Sched- uled to Arrive October 15 ADVANCE PLANE FIRST : Nine Airplanes, Six Balloons, 31 Trucks, 100 Men Included in Air Caravan The “Mary Miles Minter” advance plane of the All American Pathfinders is due in this city October. 13 and the remaining nine airplanes, six ballons, 31 motor trucks and 100 officers and | ° men of the aerial ‘carayan is expected | to arrive October 15, 2 The army fliers will remain here three days and will furnish acrial ex- hibitions for the crowds here during the homecoming celebration next Wed- nesday and the two days of the state convention of the American Legton next Thursday and Friday, With the three-day holiday, the vari- = TRAINED PEOPLE GET. POSITIONS “The demand for young..people trained for responsible positions by the Dakota Business College, Fargo, N. D., never lets up. W. R. Sommerfield is the 65th to go to the, Standard Oil Co. Miss Myrtle Russell goes to the Northwestern Telephone Ex- change Co., Miss Esther Lewis to the Arthur Mercantile Co., Miss Myrtle Turter to the Cen-|s tral Land Co., Moorhead, Minn. s “Follow the successful”, and write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St., Fargo, N. D., for in- formation. HOUSE BARGAINS House of six rooms, 80 percent modern, lot ‘alone worth $1000; first-class location on Rosser |} street. This property is) worth $3000; for quick sale will sell for $2200. For Sale—House of eight rooms and_ bath,: strictly: modern and well ‘located’ on Seventh street; price $6200. Ihave a nice bungalow of five rooms:and. bath, garage;will sell on very reasonable terms. .Trust me for your bargains. J. H. HOLIHAN Phone 745. Lucas Block HUGE AIR FLEET TO REACH HERE ous entertainments provided for the crowds and the daily aerial exhibitions of the largest air unit ever sent out by the army air service, Bismarck ex- pect to have the largest crowds each of the three days that have ever surged within its city limits, The Scouting plane which is due here October 13 acts as advance agent for the air pioneers, and is christened af- ter a prominent actress, It is a. big Curtiss biplane and the only named for an actress. One of the duties of. the men on the “Mary Miles Minicr” is to provide landing places for the airplanes of the unit. The site selected during the stay of the Pathfinders in this city will be Fort Lincoln which is gen: erally considered one of the finest natural flying fields in America, AROUSING INTEREST The purpose of the All American Pathfinders is to interest the nation in the use of airplanes for cross country flights and for business purposes, Aa active recruiting campaign for the air service is also waged at each stop of the aerial caravan and all — recruits {signed up are given a flight, j The Pathfinders left the government javlation field at Mineola, Long Islanc, y in August and have flown acro. Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, In ana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota, jit is now at’ the Twin Cities and is 1expected .to fly djrect from there. tu |¥argo, thence to Jamestown and finally to Bismarck where it is scheduled to arrive October 15, the beginning of the city’s thred day holiday. After stopping here three days, the airplanes, ballons, trucks and men will go to Miles City, Billings, Great Falls and) thence to the Pacific cost. From Tacoma, they fly southward to Los Angeles and then turn east returning to the Atlantic coast via the southern route. | MANY SIDF ATTRACTIONS . While here the band which accom- panies the aerial pioneers will give concerts in the city. “A complete mov- ing picture show is carried’ with the Pathfinders at which views of the air service, nerial pictures of Scenes, over- seas and the training of men in the uly :Service on this side. One of the features of the flying ex- hibitions besides the inumerable aerial acrobatics and stunt flying will he night’ maneuvers, High — electrical ights, carried on some: of the give sufficient illumination to light up the flying field and also the AL GTS OF ECEMA' ICH ED POSLA It is Poslam’s mission to relieve itch- ing eczema’s cruel distress and, to re- store disordered skin to sightliness and health. 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Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock, MEET TONIGHT The regular monthly meeting of the Eastern Star will be held tonight at the Masonic Temple at 8 o’clock. All offi- cers and members are requested to be present, VISITING SICK SON win, was in Bismarck yesterday to visit his young son, who is! confined to the hospithl because. of & recent. operation for appendicitis, HERE FROM MINNESOTA O. N. Hagen of Blooming Prairie, Minn., was a visttor in Bismarck yes- terday. Mr. Hagen owns considerable property in this county and he is look- ing over his land. TWINS BORN Twins, a boy and a girl, were born today to Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Sturn of Sweetbrier at the Bismarck hospital, The entire family, including the father, is doing nicely, accordingly to latest reports, MEET TONIGHT The regular meeting of Capital City Homestead No, 200 will be held tonight at the K. P, hall. On account of the important business that is to be trans- acted, all memebers and officers are re- quested to attend. AT ST. ALEXIUS Little Marion and Bessie Curran, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. James Cur ran, were operated on at the St. Alexius hospital this morning. Both children are feeling better and will be able to leave the hospital in a ‘few days. REGISTER OF DEEDS BUSY In common with the other depart- ments at the court house, G. J. Keenan, county register of deeds and his as- sistants are very busy these days. Since the beginning of the month a great many instruments have been registered with Mr, Keenan and the rush con- tinues, RETURNS FROM CANAL F. C. Pope of Driscoll, who was on2 of the first Burleigh county men to en- list when war was declared, returned home last week and was in Bismarck today meeting friends. While in the army, Pope spent most of his time guarding the Panama canal and he is full of interesting tales of his various experiences there. AURORA BOREALIS 2 PsN Witt A magnificent aurora ' borealis kas . 9 been seen in the northern heavens R U P ERT H U GH ES every night lately, the blaze of northern . : See lights making its appearance around \ _ STARTLING STORY 1180 olclock, ‘The glow lu the sky Is particularly beautiful this season and great many people of this vicinity have commented on the unusually brilliaut sight. ERICKSON-THRODAHL /Miss. Marion Louise Throdahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, P, H. Thro- dahl, and Mr. Edward ©. Erickson oi Fargo were united in marriage Mon- day morning by Rev H. C. Postleth- eh; Mr. and Mrs. Erickson will make their home in Fargo, for which point they left by automobile following the ceremony. ' MAILING TAX NOTICES The county treasurer’s office is mail- ing out notices to all delinquent tax payers in the county. The taxes cover personal, county and city lot property for 1918 and all such property on which the taxes have not been pald by De- county auditor.as required by Jaw. 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