The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1927, Page 2

PAGE TWO itd ‘Mand BOARD NAMES 4 TEACHERS Acceptances Received From Three After Choice—Fourth Not Yet Heard From Four teachers were elected to posi tions in the Mandan public schools last night and acceptances have al- ready been obtained from three of them. The new have alread lows gr: now elected who are as fol of Minot, exe, who M teachers accepted EN teac nd Myrtle he Valley has also done work a teacher of in the Hedeen, a ff City Normal, w at the state university third and fourth grades Syndicate school. A fourth candidate, to fill th position of girls’ physical education instructor left vacant by Miss Agnes es, has been elected but no accept ad been received at noon today al di ion on candidates for two other positions are to be decided on at the next board meeting, to be held Monday evening. The position of music instructor, left vacant by J. A. Winther, is to be filled after a committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce makes its re port. The committee is investigat- ing the possibility of having the new instructor also take charge of the city band, The other position to be filled is one of instructor in the second grade. Prominent Officials to Attend Meet Here of N. D. Postmasters, Prominent postal off ing W. Irving Glover, fourth ster-ge re to be on June 16 to be) present Minne apolis, ager and Roy De Dakota inspectd N<Over 250 are expected to be pre ent at the meeting, which will prc ably be held in the New Palace t according to Major A ail dane of June 17, pavilion or thi Scouts, Legionnaires Have Joint Meeting Boy Scouts and American Legion ‘members “got together” last night and the Legionnaires learned more about the all-around activities of the youngsters. A needle threading contest was the | feature of the evening, the with scauts pitted ‘a was finishe proclaimed winners. ‘al tumbling acts and sig aid and knot tyi Taking H Hintgen, Charles Ellis, Edward St brueck, George Toman, Bobby Loyd Spielman and Pete Ste Pioneer Huff Man Dies in Missour' George W. Markham, 68, for more * than 35 years a resident in the vi- cinity of Huff, died yesterday after- ‘noon at Leeton, Mo., according to word received here late yesterday. Mr. Markham, who had been con “duéting a store at Huff for the last few years. sold it two years ago and left for Leeton, Mo., his old home. He had been troubled with rheuma- <4ism and it is believed that he suf- ‘fered a heart attack. He leaves, besides his widow, one daughter, Margaret Markham. He was a member of the Maccabees, the -Yeomen and the Methodist church of -/ vantage of the big reduction! , Sale Friday and + sional Women’s club is hold-! store THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE passa ls an News | word received to when fune Mandan. Be held. ia Community Building Dedication at New) Salem Attracts Many Nearly 1,000. visitors around join miles ew dedi- from u ast year, Gov rnor 4 the principal, the progr . aw Salem people, their of purpose and spirit of cognition they | and business nt from dozens of red on the program, from Mandan, Salem. H attended the ‘w Sa } enterprise, localities “app includin | | sg | | Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity APPROACHI WEDDING NCED sted in en The announcement was made of dipping tiny buckets miniature wishing wells for the an nouncement cards, Bridge was played ze tables during the evening, the honors being held by Mrs. Wn. Sullivan. } WILL. Mrs. E Naomi, left Monday r Eau Claire, It will pay you to take ad-| aturday at} Buchholtz’s Millinery, 119) Third street. | See ad on page casing | and tube Locktite Patch We carry a full line—Acce: rvice Station, 306 Bismarck. The Business and Profes-| ing a food sale at the Lucas Saturday, May 21, be- | ginning at 11 o'clock. - j Our annual May Clearance on coats, suits and dresses now in progress at greatly) | reduced -Rob- | ertson’s. prices.—Harri THREE to FIVE MINUTES to FORTY THEATRES AND ALL SHOPS ing his daughte: h- will visit relatives! Lane, have returned from a few da; Visit in Lane. Wis for a few where they weeks. A DAUGHTER A daughter born Wednesday | morning to Mr and Mrs, Wittiam’ Winona Weman Head an do ee |\of Catholic Daughters HAVE A SON Fairmont, Minn., May 19—(?- Mrs, Helen M. Hoeppner, Winona, was elected grand regent of the Minne: ta organization of Catholic Daughters (of America at the closing session of the state convention yesterday. 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