The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1927, Page 3

SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1927 MANY ATTEN moved to Hazelton, N. D., June 18.—Over a| married thousand people attended the annual | Angeles. livestock show held here under the auspices of the Emmons County | Peo Breeders association, which closed|( ‘ CHURCHES | ‘Thursday. This was the estimate made by show officials. j awarded as follows» (Missouri Synod) | "Beef Cattle Fourth street and Avenue A j Beyt two head by one -breeder, J. V. Richert, Pastor. ar. Kurth Bros. Sunday services as’follows: } ‘Shdrthorn Bulls—3 years old and| 9:30 a. m.\ Sunday school, Miss over, 'Kurtz Brost., Ist. Ella Belje, Supt. 1 year and junder 2 years, D. C.) 10:30 a. m. Morning service (Ger- Crimmins, -Ist}, C. AS Ward & Son,) man). 2nd. ‘ 2:30 p. m. The pastor will conduct Senior Grand~ Champion _Bull,| services ut Driscoll in the English Kurtz Bros. funior Grand Cham-| language. * P 2 years apd over, Kurtz Bros., 1st.|the English language. 1 year ard under, Kurtz Bros., 1st; C. A. Ward & Son, 2nd. a. Senior, Grand Champion Female,| TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN Kurtz Bros.; Junior Grand Cham- CHURCH pion, Kurtz Bros. Avenue C and Seventh Street Hereford Bulls—3 years and over, 1. G. Monson, Pastor. and ¥nd. world.” Senior Grand Champion Bull, John} Choir selection as usual. Zirnhelt; Junior Grand Champion, R. Evening services at 8 p. m. sittle. Hereford Females—1 year,and un. der 2, Ray Little, Ist, und Grand’ tidnity. Champion. Dairy Cattle Rest two heud’ by tne breeder, F.| FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, RNORWRNN o Go es SCIENTIST : Ist. Evolved by Atoinic Force?” Senior Grand Champion, Frank| Sunday sehool at 9:45 a. m. Crawford; Junior Grand Champion,| Wednes Fred Smith. meeting F Holstein Females—3° years and 8 o'clock. F. E, Bumk, 3 Jersey Females—3 years and over,| holidays, from 2 to 4 p. m. J. E. Hayes, 1st; C. C J. E. Hayes, Isth C, C, Wiemals, 2nd; oe Prefountaine, 3rd. 1 year and under 2, Dale Brindle,| FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH Ast. Corner of Seventh Street and Rosser Senior Grand Champion Cow, Jack Avenue Hayes; Junior Grand Champion, C. R. Frankhauser, Pastor ‘Dale Brindle, 10:00 a. m._ Morning worship. Guernsey Females — 3 years and|Subject: “Jesus Way of Preaching.” over, J. E. Hayes, 1st. 11:00 a, m._ Sunday School. 1 year and under 2, Elmer Brindle,| 7:30 p.m. E.L, C. E_ Topic: “Our st. need for a Christian Sunda Under 1 year, Sam Tauger, 1st. 8:00 p. m. Evening worship, Sub- Senior Grand’ Champion Cow, Jack| ject: “Crowding Out Christ.” The { Hayes; Junior Grand Champion, El-|men’s quartet will sing. 2 ' ~ mer Bridle, 8:00 p. m. Wednesday evening. ' Milking Shorthorn Bull, under 1| Prayer service. 4 year, Arno Capelle, -1st. | Milking Shorthorn Female under ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL one year, Arno Capelle, 1st. Corner Thayer and Third St. Horses Rev. F. H. Davenport, Rector. Percheron Stallion 3 years or over,| First Sunday after Trinity. A. Ward & Son, Ist. 8 a.m. Holy Communion. “Percheron Mares—G, A. Ward &| 9:45 a. m. Church School. Sons, Ist and cos 11 a, m. Matins and Sermon. i \ /: orporate communion for the Ram—D. C. \Crimmins & Son, 1st; | woman's Guild at 8 a. m. gee Bake a We Friday, June 24th, St.John the nwe-—C. E. Kurtz, Ist. 5 y Communion at 10 a. m. (. Lambs—C. E, Kurta, ist. — Poland Chind Boar—Over 1 year, crea pacprahicrongs D.C. Crimmins & Son, Ist; E. R- Saul 8. Wright. Purintun Son, 2nd. Prt ” ee ee tareD, C. Crimmins| ,Sunday morning service at 10:30, (broadcast by KFYR). “sw under 1 year old, E. R. Purin- bia) & Rep. et ene 2nd. Sows with litters shown without litters, D. C..Crimmins & Sons, 1st; | ffertor Robert Smith, 2nd. . Solo, The Way of Peace F,_N. Orchard. Neria; Rusticana Mrs, Morris. roes Legion Boat, Kurtz, Bros, Ist. ester ite Sermon, The Absolutene: Boar—C. H. Gontka, 1st. " a Female—E, L, Tauge, 1st. Rev. Paul S, Wright. Any Breed Sows With Litters—D. C. Crimmins & Son, Asti Robt. Smith, 2nd;'E, 1. ‘aube, 3rd. Best Pair of Pigs—A, C, Capelle,| Oftertory, Romance. 1st; Mark Purintun, 2nd; Sam Tau- rer, Srd. . RICHARD GRACE Walter E. Vater, Pastor s. F. J. Bavendick, ee Oe rs. R. E. Morris. Evening worship at 8 o'clock. Divine service will be conducted WILL ATTEMPT jrext sunday as follows: :30%. m. Morning worship. The or will preach on the subject; ‘he Surprises of Life.” The choi: PACIFIC TRIP); (Continued from one)* will’ sing the anthem “Jesus, , ard lived “with the family: here for] of My eal by. Fae ae ea im several years after his return and| Ramona Boepple will, sing 5 then went to the const, where he did| Fleeting Hour,” by Dorothy Lee. hen eee ae Organ Musics ' Romance-Bell. _ Of- stunt” flying and. “doubled” in the| Organ Musica Romance-Bele movi ‘Unlike Lindbergh, young Grace was a lively vouth, liked to take part in social affairs and was very populaer,| - Judge A. M. Christianson said today| 8, returned m Ganne, s 12:00 noon. Sunday school,( clas: He was a youth with.a magnetic per sonality ‘@Xd' made friends easily,|¢rism. and Natio Army , | torium. o ‘Alonzo,|’ 7 P- m. ‘Epworth League: was also an army man. He graduated 1917 and was later sent overseas. Cyril, the youngest brother, graduat ed from ‘high school here. Justice Grace is now preetistag, © at 9 p. m. ie the Gospel.” The you violin obligato. jd, Til, 0: inn., until 1904, when he “family. moved to ~~ C, A. Stephens, Minister ):30 Morni: worship, subject, “What is the Abundant 12:00 Sunday school, Fred Mil- le: uperintendent. B, ¥. P. U. “Coming Again With Jesus.” Wednesday Yevening prayer ‘meeting, subject, “Carey and Mis- members of the Mission Circle Aid will assemble ‘at the church red to £0 moken for he Sewing an thé home of Mrs. "The daily vacation Bible school will Manda meray “eteats’ of nm be rel oD: ehildren a invited eae The wi close Friday, June 24. Sunday - even ‘” working in ‘the ‘movies, and has gained recognition for bis abilities slong ‘this line, having “doubled” for well known actors in various pic- jured while doing stunt flying in AT HAZELTON is still carrying his neck in a brace, c according to his parents, 3 for a movie company, and he Grace'slast visit to North Dakota was made a little more than two PB id bef hi it: Prizes For Livestock Award-| ity 1'is80som Sianae ser ed Yesterday—Over Thou- | Judge Grace retired as a justice of the North Dakota supreme court. sand Attend Affair Judge Grace is practicing law in this city. The aviator, who is 28 years old, is his wife resides in;Los O— ————__—__—————? Prizes for’ livestock exhibits were} ZION EV, LUTHERAN CHURCH pion, D.C. mins & Son. 6:80 p.m. Bible hour in charge of Shorthorn /Females—3 years and|the W. L. over, D. C. Grimmins & Son, Ist. 7:30 p.m. Evening preaching in John Zirnhelt, Ist; Ray Little, 2nd.| Services, Sunday morning, at 10:45. 1 year and under 2, Ray Little, 1st| Topic; “The greatest thing in the Topic: “What is the church?” the first of a series on ‘practical Chris- Holstein Bull—3_ y Corner Fourth Street and Avenue C Fee coed act ears and overs “Sanday service at 11 a. m. Subject: 1 yeat and under 2, Fred Smith,|“I® the Universe, Including Man, evening testimonial A reading room is open in the er, F. F. Crawford, 1st; F. E. Buck,|church building every Tuesday, ‘d. Thursday and Saturday, except legal “TO TAKE PART TAR RAGE Memphis Man. to= Fiep’ to Manila; Atlanta, -Savan- nah Men to Honolulu Atlanta, Ga, June 18.—(#)—Four Southerners in thrée -planes intend to enter the proposed air race across the Pacifie from San Francisco to Honolulu. The ‘objective ef Lieutenants Jess Windham and Ben Stern of Mem- phis, Ténn., who plan to hop off from San Fraitdisco on the morn- ing of July 8, eventually will be Manila. Memphis to Gtve Ald The flight will be financed by Memphis capital. The plane, an Eaglerock, will be equipped with the same type of motor that Colonel Charles Lindbergh used in his hop across the Atlantic, ‘The itinerary of the flight as map- pe out by Windham ang Stern wil ¢ to Honolulu on the first leg, thence to Guam or Tokyo, and ulti- mately to Manila, P. I, a total dis- tance of 6,000 miles. Paul Redfern, Savannah, Ga,, avia- tor, plans to have his airplane ready to ‘start from Atlanta August 1 for San Francisco, where he will enter the Honolulu ‘flight. Redfern has a record of approxi- mately 1,840 hours in the air and during his several ' yenrs service with the United States customs of- fice here has gained experience which is expected to be of value to him on his Pacific flight. To Make Only 1 Stop He says he will make only one stop between Atlanta and San Fran- cisco. Like Colonel Lindbergh in his transatlantic flight, Lieutenant Douglas Davis, of Atlanta, plans to do his own navigating and to fly alone. He will use a monoplane, the construction of which he will super- intend, ¢edpable of a speed of 125 miles ‘an hour with a load of 500 gallons of gasoline. Lieutendnt Davis is 25 years old and began flying when 18, enlist- ing in the army air corps and re ceiving _ his training at Maxwel Field, Montgomery, Ala., and Arcadia, Fla, He was mado an structor and ‘since his discharge in 1920 has been flying continuously. Leading Chemist Dies. in Boston Dr. Henry Paul Tabot, dean of Mas- sachusetts institute of technology and ists, died at the city hospital in ‘Ennis, métored ‘to Bismarck Wedne ~he te at dp SOUTHERN MEN | jay. tr . Carl Melund visited in Ster- ting Weare " Cambridge, Mass., June 18—A)—. one of the country’s lending chem- | day. en Morgenson who has been vis iting ‘at the Ennis home. left for Riesander “Wonday. ’ a Mr. nd Mrs. \A. J. Kress and @augtiter,. Verna ‘May, motored to ae Tappen "tussiiny, y s awaited Lindbergtr :in ric Solbefg and Al. Chapin at- tended the farmers’ pichfe at Mandan Tuesday, atid ‘purchased some pate- red Holstein heifess at a farm neat jandan, * Miss ‘Lillian Melid ind Vietor ‘| Pederson ‘were quiegly ‘married Inst week. Mrs. Chas. Swanson called at the Ember’s home Tuesday evening. FINE WORK IN, 80 QDUNTIES Many Achievewdists Credited to Men By Article in Min- neapolis Tribune: Achievements of county agents in| North Dakota have been great, an article in the Minneapoliy Tribune points out. There are 30 ‘counties having agents and 23 without, and figurés show that the counties with these “apostles of better agriculture” ate forging ahead of the others, the article say: Achievements Numerous Achievements credited to county agents include Greut gains in sheep, cattle and swine, through various campuigns to increase and improve the animal population. Poultry has increased an’ ‘average birds in ‘counties with ompared with only 79,687 for | counties without them. Alfalfa, sweet clover iand corn, three important factors of diversi fication and soil improvement, reg-| ister their largest gains In acreage where the agents are working for farm improvements Dairy product: average of $384,125 i n count! agents. The increase jn ‘the other counties is only $285, Sales of wool show an ‘increase | over those -counities ‘that ‘donot en- joy extension workers’ effort. Better livest and feeding ‘are major considerations being ‘taken ‘up article. says. ‘The pure-bred sire campaign is a continuous project that has been going on for more than five years. About 1,000 ‘pure-bred breeding smimals are placed on ‘the farms, many of which have ‘been using scrub bulls, boars, rams and roosters. Meetings are held in which the serub is emphasized, and the farm- ers are induced "to ‘substitute those THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE — NDBERGH IS WELCOMED BY ST. LOUISANS eee (Continued from . oat ‘court an. Wats ‘: jousands Watch Parade With its start there, the parade yard. Lovust, ‘street, 26th street, ‘Washington Avenue, Fourth street, Hotel for luncheon : In the reviewing stand near, the ‘mitted by ticket only, waited hours to see the only formality of the ipar- ude--the induction of ‘Lindbergh in to the ‘Buy Scouts as an honorar: member of troop No. 2, the oldest St. Louis, to do my duty to my God and ‘to my country, to obey the Scout law and keep myself physically strong, men- tantly awake and morally straight.” The fiyer’s mother, Mrs. Evange- Before “Slim's” arrival in front 0 the réviewing stand bands playe praise, one of the songs they sang. Too Late To Classify FOR SALE cluding 8 bed rooms and den, hard- faces south, Wide porch, good yn, near schools; most of pur- monthly less than rent. for $2700. 'SIX ROOM modern house, 3 large bed rooms, hardwood floors, ‘nice room plastered in ‘basement, fine fire place, finished in birch, near school, bargain ut $5400, on terms. street, GEO. M. REGISTER EC E near svhools. Geo, M. Register. Phone 183. A $76.00 three months -holurship’ Bismarck Business Col- we for $40:00, Phone 144-J, Man: it reusonable ‘for care of plac Phone 863-M. of better breeding. Some of txe. Boston today. Dr. Tabot had been ill for several months and his death followed an operation. He had been connected with the institute since 1885, and dean since 1921. He was born in Boston May 15, 1864, graduated from & Son, ist. ips Sow, 1 year old, E, R. Purintun &|Or#a" Prelude; March Relipiqee Son, ist. ° Mrse R. E, Morris. ++. Lloyd Mascagni Solo, Alone With Thee. Bailey r of Christ. Postlude. Marcia Pomposo.....Stults Mrs. Organ Prelude, Andantino...Lowden . Johnston Postlude, Recessional .+» Schuler McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH ev. J. ¥. McGin- A ionary on Chiria, will address the men‘s and women’s Teen interme ithe coaactie nor: [adult classes on ‘Whe subject Box, lism in ‘China.’ Judge Christianson said. Classes will meet in the main audi- ii 8 e m, Evening moulin. saat je summer months ie service from the University of Minnesota in| .f ‘ate "dust one hour. We begin prompt at’ 8 p. m., and close prompt or Will preach on the subject tthe Simplicit; ink . rs e choir will sing and W. J. Noggle will solo. Adolph Engelhardt will n © ff ry Communion in G.—Schuler, in-the state of Minnesota in| Memories—Dickinson. Grand March ‘5, —Verd! Senior B. Y, P. U. and Junior Talbot ‘survives him. in Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. E. Metcalf motored to the W. Langley home in Sterling Sunday evening. Quite a few of the Driscoll people huttended the Holstein circuit picnic at Mandan, June 14th, wew pianos. Mrs. Nina Dodge returned from a trip to Edmonds, N. D., and Mon- tana. measles. Mrs. A. J. Kress entertained the in club of Tappen Thursday. Lar! ‘A, H. Meland, Mons Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Severson, Mrs. Alfred Jordan accompanied ‘by he aeneneer, te Cordelia and son, Jubert, Mr. and Mrs. Reeder and H. Thomas and daughter Blanche, were in’ Bismarck Tuesday. ‘Sterling Sunday. played baseball here Sunday with Driscoll. The score was 3 to 10 in favor of Driscoll. ‘Everett Carr and Pete Tompt dug for coyotes Sund: spent Sunday evening with Mr. and irs. I, H. Omodt. r ‘Wm. Meyer called on Mrs. C. A. Swanson Sunday. evening. The Misses: Esther Pederson and Evelyh -Thomas left for Valley ‘City Sumailay to Seana, normal school. MeLaren returned Monday. dren pent Wednesday evening: at ithe Meyer home. Mr. and Mrs. ‘H. A. Ward ‘and fam- ily ‘and Mr. and Mr randell and daughter, Vitginia, motored 'to Me- noken ‘Sunday. , ries : Mr.' and: Mrs, C, W. Swanson and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ktiudson and daughter, Valdic; motored to Crystal aes Sunday oh a fishing trip. . and Mrs. J. D. Stewart called on and Mrs. C. ‘E. Newcomer Saturday ‘evening. r. and Mrs, F, ©. Johnson and the home'of W. T. Knudson.’ \ W, Luer {s bréaking for A, H. Kriudaon. ‘ Irene Kessel: failed on Vernice Newcomer Teesdby ‘evening. ‘he Sons ‘of ‘Norway met at the hall Thursday évenitie, €, E, Ankrum’ was im Bismarck on business: Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. M. ery at the Farmers Meir, te ie ‘item a time. A rs. M. M. Lunn enter- tained Mr. and Mrs, Roy ‘Colton and by noes Se inner Sunday. fanison, who is attending bobs ba cOlgze at Bismarck, t technology in 1885 and obtained his doctor’s degree from Leipzig in 1890. He was a fellow of the American academy of arts and, sciences. Mrs. Driscoll | Fred Jordan and family accompa- nied by Alfred Jordan left Saturday evening for the east. Mrs. Jordan will visit in Minneapolis while Fred and Alfred Jordan visit their mother Mrs. Ennie and ‘Al Chapino have Orville Dodge and Wilma Van Vieet have just recovered from Elmer Koon and ‘family and Mrs. James Koon visited Geo. Lee's of The Burnstead team of Sterling| lay. peey Mr. ‘and Mrs. Granville Anhunson . and Mrs. Herb. McLaren of Fatgo; visited here a few days. Mrs. ink. and‘Mrs. 4. Bruschwein and el family spent Sun afternoon at alsd viutted| Mrs, Martin. Hocssel's other, of| purchases are’financed by the Agri- cultural Credit corporation and jimany | also by the local bankers. The selling-of the unimals is done by the railway agricultural develop- ment agents, the county agents and by business men who participate in the campaigns for the benefit of | ior informailon see A. T i business and the community in gen: eral, Croekston Man Beats Freberg Crookston, Minn. June 18.—()-— Buck Olson, Crookston — wrestler, triumphed over Johnny Freberg, Min- neapolis, here last night when he forced the invader to pat the mat the last two falls out of three. The first fall was made in two minutes, tHe second in 15 minutes and 2¢ seconds. close to sea level. Special ee. ; set. Phone 1129. One & gelding lmare welghing about 1 1 pounds, on sections 2 6/18-2 ADVERTISEMENT FOB BIDS. School Bus Driver: and it ing drivers, Further in: Rheumatism occurs more frequent- ly in those districts which lie very - “WANTED: Successful Salesman Personally gequainted and in good standing with the retail grocery trade in Bismarck territory. References«must show clean record and ability. Application considered confidential, if desired. BARRINGTON HALL COFFEE -212-214-216-218-220 ‘2nd St. No. . Minneapolis, Minnesota Nady, Zt: nee _ Heart River .. Pavilion . Music by The Commodor 6-pieee Orchestra doHar-bills give-away in’ bal Free danég Yrote wine to nine-thirty © Piréworks, Firecrackers, ete. miay’ be ‘pal or: offered for sale only between Fame 250h and July ; “Bealed bide. ’ Roard reserve right to reject any or all bids. By order of the school board. Dated June 18, 1927. FH. TRYGG, Clerk. 6/18-25—1 (2-9 balloon dance Th with every night “M. H. Atdinsen, Be :7 Clty Aeditor. XDVERTISEMENT FOR BID, Furnish Coal and Wood. Sealed bids will be recelved the school bourd Juy 12th, for the furnishing of necessary Coal-and Wood deliv: for the coming , er lured them with bananai Pompton Lakes, N. J.—An employe at the market of James Bikins was j.told to open 60 oysters. ‘He fefused, Charles Hissem voluntecred. Hixsem found -a -peurl worth “$2,000 and when news of his discovery was heard about town there was a ritm on the market to buy the oysters, No other pearls were found. CHICKENS HUNT GOLD While dressing two chickens for Sunday dinner, Mra. Liebe! found several gold nug- __|gets in their craws, A search failed} |to reveal any more nuggets in the | chicken run, but the Liebels are -con- | sidering entering the poultry busi- {ness on a large scale. Board reserves the right Ject any or ull Ry order of the School Board. Dated June 18, 1927, Foute Iny ‘through deep lines of ‘shouting humanity in Lindell Boule: | COCR LLL OL LALA LILIA . Olive. street, Twelfth and back to! Locust with a halt at the Corohado| SPs for stuccotng the consol- | Coronado ‘hotel, 15,000 ‘persons, ad-| “On my honor, I Will dp my best| x N x s S iS is S x . % : : % x ‘board of educa line Lodge Lindbergh, Detroit school | , teacher, was given a bouquet of} r RICHARD PI MONKEYS ON SPREE San Francisco, Cal.-Two tiny mon- keys escaped from x bench zoo here and raided a cufe. was closed when they entered. they staged a duel with a!l the eggs they could find, then they sprayed the room with flour. R they had filled all the pitchers and sugar bowls with onions, and stacked all the flower vases on the kitchen | range, a policeman arrived. ad continuously, and the thousands 3 “Hello, all America is; proud of you,” was the refrain of} And Your Childrén’s Not the landlord’s. ‘As long -as a” man owns his own Home, he is entrenched in a residential fortress against the vagaries of fate. No home-owner is evicted for non-pav- His security is b- solute and permanent—not, tempo- rary pending his ‘period ‘of pros- ‘VEN ROOM modern dwelling, in- wood floors throughout, fine buse- ¢ price payable in installments FIVE ROOM -modern house, east front, two bed rooms, near school ment of rent. Capitol Theatre NE 50 foot lot for sale on Sixth CELE PLCC OC ES 4 We have a wide range of desirable plans—a size for every tam ly and a price for every purse. Let us help plan your new home. Carpenter Lumber Compan’ Build a Home First Phone 115 i RENT---Seven room modétn. dwelling, 3 rooms and deh, 2 hurdwood floors, ‘good basement, PRFER. hyn fine house in nice location, garage, = es ye FOR RENT—Furnished apartment ‘or light housekeeping. Business Col- Furnished house. Would interested in renting u modern five room hor furnished? Re Tim McCoy FOR SALE OR TRADE—Three late) model Ford coupes and one 1926 d truck, Can be seen ‘nights Dorothy Sebastian A Super-Western! Eight ipiece dining room “Our Gang” Comedy Fox New Lindbergh home! Nation applauds as Coolidge pins a medal x : x Ay ; : : N ‘ : N : S : ’ > s S : : N S N N N : : ; ; ; : : ‘. S : SN : : RY N N x § o Sented bids will be ived by the school board of Gibbs School District, No. until 2 o'clock July 12th, for the. transportation of, school children from different rou quiring four individual) busset sipped according to law “PALS IN PARADISE” By Peter. B. Kyne formation may ‘be had from the} clerk of said school district. Sep- erate bids required for each route. and must be marked on envelope La a a a aa ae venient, ers, ¢ glutch. her. and. % OES E EAE AERP PEPPERS PLCC LL LPLLSLELESE PLL PSL SLSLSSSE AS Coupe fe