The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1927, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE college at Valley @e Mrs. Charles Liessman returned to Steele Monday after spending the week-end here as the guest of Mr. Liessman and daughter, Miss Thel- ma, PAGE THRE surprising part of it all is that he begins his program quietly, modest- nd then, as if by magic, makes ‘yone listening gasp amaze-/ ment at his perfect control. Not only is his technique of the most perfect order, but his tone is like that of a human voice and with it he sways his public at will. He ap- pears at the Bismarck auditorium October 29. Routine Instruction Held at Fort Monday with their daugh- rival of the troops here. Although race. * many troops were still engaged in lice of the grounds, excavating for new pipe lines, and other neces- sary work, all companies were rep- resented on the narade ground. Close order drill occupied the morn- ing. Training schedules for the current period are now being pre- pared. to spend the da state teachers’ ters, Leila and ' City Saturday, Farbman’s Playing Called Miraculous Harry Farbman is proving the worth of America in art. Himself an American product, he has quickly been recognized as the greatest American violinist. Though he is comparatively new in. this, his na- tive country, having just made his; New York debut,last season, he has} established an efiviable reputation in the most important countries of Europe and South America. His playing is often referred to as being FOR SALE Almost new chevrolet truck, Complete with body, cab and oversize tires. SUPER-SIX MOTORS Miss Alice Gta of Fargo spent Sunday here with friends en route to Glendive, Mont., where she will make her home. | Mrs. A. W, “Munay was called to Minneapolis Saturday by the ser- ious illness of her 1 ther, T. O. Dahl. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jacobson and Peter Jacobson of Wing were weck- end guests of Mrs. Selma Jacobson. FLOOD VICTIMS” | aNDAN EWS | BADLY IN NERD |psssin conten in OF CLOTHING) Morton whet Tested Protein content of of wheat in Mor- ton county shows an average weight Burleigh County Chapter, Red Cross, Appeals For Warm eee Adelbert Cram of Bismarck un- derwent an operation at St. Alexius hospital Saturday, Mrs. C. H. Mergens of this city was discharged from St. Alexius hospital Sunday, i MANSION hile the palatial home of Mrs. William Penn Snyder was closed during the sum- mer months, a gang of boys broke per bushel test of unds and & protein content of 12.45 per cent, according to Gene obtained by ey Agent R. C. Newcomer from Winter Garments At argent appeal for clothing, to meet the pressing winter needs of more than half a million flood suf- ferers ip the Mississippi Valley, has been issued by the atlas {ad county |: chapter of the American Red Cross at the direction of the midwestern branch office of St. Louis. Not less than 75 carloads of warm winter garments are needed, accord- ing to the communication from Washington, which is based on a fete survey of the situation by Vice Chairman L, Fieser and Secre- tary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, chairman of the president’s special Red Cross committee. Throughout. the vast flood area, where the or- ganization still has unter its care a veritable army of homeless and deg- titute persons, the suffering will be intense unless the needs are speedily met, they say. Not only among those who actual- ly lost their homes, together with all clothing and other possessions, but as well among a large percentage of the general population, whose earn- ing capacity has been crippled by conditions in ¢the valley, the Red Cross will have to continue to act as the “Greatest Mother” until con- ditions approximating the normal have been rstored. Latest reports are to the effect that most of 607,- 000 flood sufferers who have re- ceived aid from the organization, will have to be supplied with winter clothing by the Red Cross. Must Have Warm Garments Adding to the i borat of the sit- uation is the fact that without suf- ficient supplies of warm garments, the danger from those diseases caused or augmented by exposure will be greatly incceased. Many of the flood sufferers are still in quar- ters of a temporary nature, and will in fact need a more abundant ward- robe than they would under normal conditions. Listed among the types of cloth- ing needed are: Women — Coats, dresses, under-_ wear, stockings. Children—Coats, underwear, girls’ dresses, boys’ suits and shirts, socks, and weaters of all sizes; iayettes and baby clothes. Men—Coats, suits, shirts, under- . and socks. The appeal stresses the fact that all donated clothing should be suit- able to the conditions of those in reasonably good condition. Men- tion ade in the letter from St. Louis that no furs, shoes, or hats are required. Bismarck, nowinic nd the Missouri Slope ter- who have old clot: “1g which suitable for the flood suf- are requested to send same to Miss Mary Cashel, secret Eat the Burleigh. county Red chapter, Bismarck. The anaations will be combined into one shipment, here and sent on to St. Louis. Masquerade, A0.U.W. hall, Thursday, Oct.'27. Public in- Mrs. Edmond A. Hughes, North Dakota Chairman for Navy and Roosevelt Day, has received six official navy films from the Navy Department at Washington, showing the ac- tivities of our men at sea, and takes this opportunity of in- viting all The members of the Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions clubs, and their wives, for a private showing of them at the Eltinge Theatre Friday, at 12:45 (noon). There are six films, each taking ten minutes, making an hour’s program. It is requested that the Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions Secretaries arrange a roll call check of their members at the door of the Eltinge Theatre. as Tee oF Shae WORLD LOEE OE a perauit Patise been eae in the gonaiiions. of a Chat pagors,, to The Minnea; ing, Machine Company, ated company of Hopkins P. ee nepin County, Minnesota, as Mort. jagee, and filed in the office of the Register oF Deeds of Burleigh ngs Btate of N. Dak. on the 29th day of Spell, 1925, at One 30 o'clock P. M., by reason of the failure of said mort- gee to pay the debt secured there- YAND, there is now due and unpaid on said indebtedness to the said mort- gagee, The Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company, owner and holder thereof, the sum of Two Thousand One Hundred Twe: RS ($2125.80). Said Compan did on the 23 day of October, 1927, the eres prop, lescribed in ‘said mortgage, to- wit: One neapone Four’ CHlinder il Tractor 17-30 parece Horse Power Farm Tractor No. ee lete with all Fixtures, Col ments, Pcie? and Attscnment 7m. ne. x60 Nichole & Bhs} a Rep: arator with all Parts an P. ic auci highest bidder for pee the sal sone) property, or gf ‘The terms of sale to be cash, Mo! Date st 8 Reterses. raarek Ne Be t to “Tee es Lis. THRESHING By P. J. ik —)_ Cle Seed et" | ce | - CH) =| ol ion | S| =! —| teal sen’ in to the state agricul- eoftee for ot sis. The highest samples of wheat to] tested 1 and came from the Strain Flats west of St. Anthony. The lowest test of 11.6 came from the Sweet Briar district. Mr. and Mrs. August Feickert of Jamestown drove to this city Sun- day to spend the day with friendé, * Henry Ringoen of New Salem spent Saturday in Bismarck trans- acting business. a a ° Miss Betty Tethteba on accepted a position at the R. E, Barneck} jewelry store. | A son was born Monday at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson aot Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald of this city spent Sunday at Beulah as Social News of the guests of friends, Mandan Vicinity. || ates. 3. A. Goedert of Turtle Lake oo F| underwent an operation at St. Alex- ius hospital Monday. * Miss Martha Spillum of sBreien| was a week-end guest of friends in| Bismarck. | Personal and * The A. O. U. W. lodge will open its season with a masquerade dance Thursday evening at the A. O. hall. The Sells ccs is cordially invited. | The Annual Rur Rummage Sale| of the Presbyterian church will be held in the church par- lors at 9 o'clock, Thursday and} Friday, Oct. 27th and 28th. Announcements have been re- ceived in Mandan of the marriage of Steve Mendlik, formerly of this city, and Miss 5 Ennily vem of Cleve- land, Ohio. ling occurred Oct. 20 in Guraea where the: will make their home. Mr. Mendlii made his residence in Mandan for irs while employed by his . Rybnicek, at the lonumental works. He was also prominent in musical circles. A daughter was born today at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs Jake Kinsle of Lehr, Miss Ruth Duncan spent Sunday at Almont as a guest of relatives. Miss Gertrude Smith of Bismarck attended the homecoming at the Capitol Theatre Tonight and Wednesday . se * Mrs. L. H. Connolly returned Sun- day from Algomu and Milwaukee, Wis., where she has spent the De month with relatives, and frien Joseph Hie ise Hermanson, Gustaf Sauter and Paul Starr left Monday for Billings, Mont., where they will visit for some time. e WILLIAM FOX Presents Mrs. John F. Tavis anc children and her mother, Mrs. Porter Wilmes, have returned from a few days’ visit in Elgin. Dr. and Mrs. A. O. 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