The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1927, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN BY SENIOR BAND First of Seifts of Free Musical Programs For Winter Announced Bismarck’s Senior Juvenile band will give the first of a series of free concerts at 8 P. M, Friday in the city auditorium, it was announced today by S. P. Orwoll, director. Winter concerts by the band are novel, the free concerts having been hitherto given during the summer months. The impossibility of maintaining a full roster of the musicians dur-], ing the vacation period with a re- sultant hardship in holding the band together were the reasons ad- vanced byMr. Orwoll for the change to a winter schedule of programs. The program follows: March, National Emblem Overture, New Dawn . Bagley Edward nior Juvenile bine Vocal, Reveries Dear Land of Fi High School Gi Lyric, Trailing Arbutui Gavotte, Intermezzo Senior Juvenile Band Maes The Old Refrain beeeeeeseenecees z Kreisler high School G jextette — Selection, Prince ¢ ming.... King Star Spangled Banner Senior Juvenile Band The personnel of the band fol- lows: Cornets—Tom Boutrous, Har- old Yeasley, Marlen Laehrke, Lu- cille Coghlan; Trombones—Klmer Troseth, Neil York, Fred Landers, Irvine Lee, Jack Cowan; Horns— Paul Taber, Ralph Rand; Baritone Ralph Wentel; Clarine Larson, Merle Schwartes, E son, William Davis, Russel Nina Melville, Omer We phones—Harry Rubin, stein, Robert Larson, strup, Leo Benser; Bass —John O'Hare; Drums—John Lee, James Mills; Piccolo—Victoria Dunn. Ford Will Step Up Production at Once Detroit, Dec. 1.—(AP)—The Ford Motor company, which has been technically “out of production” for some months, plans to step up pro- duction immediately, Edsel B. Ford, president of the company, indicated today in discussing the new model which formally will be shown to the public tomorrow. Prices for the new model were announced by the company last night and show a schedule ranging from $385 far the roadster to $570 for the “Fordor” secan. The figures represented an increase of $10 to $35 over the old model. Production now is averaging from 65 to 70 cars a day, Edsel Ford de- clared. Klip- FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR REWARD Offered for evidence that will lead to the conviction of party or parties that damaged the buildings and removed wa- ter tank from the Southwest Quarter of 1-138-76. Sterling National Farm Loan associa- tion, Sterling, N. D. The Great Northern Fur company of New York will sell factory and salesman’s sample fur coats direct to the public for 2 days more this week—Friday and Saturday— at the Bismarck Cloak Shop. thousand details aitended to : without con- fasion--and attended to |W. E. Perry Funeral os 210 Fifth St. : Phone 687 — Bismarck | @nd children, were massacred by the jarvel Kjel-| M. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE _ Public Invited to Attend Opening of Royal Jewelry Store Opening of the Royal Jewelry day evening from 7 until 9 o'clock, and the people of Bismarck and vi- cinity are cordially invited to at- tend. An orchestra will provide music throughout the evening, and gifts will be presented to the ladies. No merchandise will “be evening, but the company’s com- plete stock of high grade jewelry will be on display. The store will open for business Saturda; morning. Histories Unfair to warpath today against “pale face propaganda” in American history textbooks. They had a resolution for presentation to Mayor Thomp- son, asking that the American In- dian be given his proper place in school histories. The Indians believe the books pat an unfair interpretation upon Cus- that little is said in the histories of the battle of Wounded Knee, in which many Indians, men, women soldiers, Custer, according to the Indians, fired the shot that started the trouble. Scalping of victinis, it was pointed out, was not of Indian origin. It was a practice learned from carly whites who demanded proof that their enemies had been killed. “Par- simonious Pilgrims,” the letter to the mayor said, paid bounties on scalps only if both ears were at- tached, ———— | Police Court | SS John Olson pleaded guilty to a charge of being drunk when ar- raigned before Police Magistrate J. Belk today, and was fined $10 and costs. In default of payment of the fine Olson must spend © 30 days in jail. Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid will hold a food sale and Court Term Opens . Tuesday at 10 A. M. Judge J. A. Coffe: will convene the fall ¢ Burleigh county district eourt here store at 408 Main avenue to the! at 10 a. m., aM Tuesday, December public has been announced for F'ri-| 6, when the calling of the calendar| Will open Aj will take place and cases will be set] tember 30, in czder of trial. Jurors who will’ serve at this|nounced here today. the . term are summoned to appear at 2|8chedule makers ended their session | 300) Radio Stations p. m., on the same day. sold” Friday|CO. Commissioners’ Executive Committee Meeting Here Today Members of the executive board of the North Dakota County Com- missioners’ association are meeting 4 im in, Bismarck today to set.the exact| Keidel Is Winner in Indians, They Claim) tates for the anual convention of par Naat 4 county commissioners and Chicago, Dee, 1.—(AP)—Indians} range the program for this event, in full paint and- regalia took the| which will be held here. The convention is scheduled for January 17, 18, and|et who was backed by the league 19, but whether or not any change|sfoup but who has placed himself will be: made because of Se the legislative session, which will be in full has not yet been determined. Members of the Burleigh county a p board were invited to meet with the s|ter’s last stand, and they pointed out| executive committee today and as- mare, vice a tal R. Bs are. Page: i Sela; John Hollar, P and Wallag vy. Dance at at Menoken Friday,| down woman can do the same and Keema of Verba Clearing sale on coats. The| Coy’s Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes at your own price, whatever in health—your ‘druggist M Le Ball vi Begin Apr. 11 of Jamestown jury term of il 11, and close Sep-| Lillian Shortridge, e National and Amer- | 174. ican League “schedule makers an-|cast in precipct. this afternoon, they announced open- ing zames as follows: Nationaf League — Pittsburgh at St. Louis; Nog at Cincinnati; Boston at. New York, as) A eet A ae tina merican wo hyp ree level at Chicago; St. it; New|! in the United States duri Louis at. Detroit i ing year has been deci | York at Phiadephia, and ‘Washing. the federal commission. In determining which” Washington,, aks 2 end Philadel-| nation of possibly 300 of the to ar- Morton Co. Election Mandan, N. D. Dec. 1.—(AP)— tentatively| Charles Keldel, Mandan dairy farm- A THREE DA ving here ‘at that time,|She Gained Weight With McCoy’s Tablets! You remember of course—not' s0 Persistent coughs and colds sist in preparing the program. The| long ago she was a regular scare-| serious trouble. rolls thes eon ted executive board includes William| crow—skinny is a mild word for the| with Croomiielée, sa hotel Krakow of Streeter, president of the' way she looked. sote that is pleasent t to take. Creomale association; August Krantz, Ken- Just look at her now—if eyer sion is a new with Kd Kromrey,| woman had a perfect figure aie h has medical sega Strauss, “Hateey; x two-fold action; it soothes heals Lainetetar: pare dd the envy of half the girls the inflamed me and inhibite embina county;| It’s nothing to get excited about | known creosote ¢ Keyes, Emmons coun-| —all she did was to take on weight uate high perc ocbrie —filled out t'.c hollows in face, neck one of the greatest healing agencies for and chest—any skinny, weak, run rsistent coughs and colds and other Dee. Lockwood’s _ Hall. gain a ier clear complexion at feeling in etl Hd at . ‘ e same time. lements soothe ae New and oldtime McCoy takes all the risk—Read the infected vocasbeante and woited Se ’ this ironclad guarantee. If after irritation and inflammation, while the taking 4 sixty cent boxes of Mc- creosote goes on to the stomach, is eb- hed into the bl of the trouble ‘nd chcks the prow any thin, underweight man ‘or few coats now left will be sold| woman doesn’t gain at least .5 of the gi at greatly reduced prices, Hats| pounds and feel completely satis- secremion is Neuere satisfac. fied with the marked improvement in the treatment of rite author- eae aed colds, you wish to pay. Silk Hosiery| ized to return the purchase price. Genie her Sersarek Sere t all agciohane ee is Oerery |e The name McCoy's Cod iver Oil tory diseases, and is excellent for build- at all prices. Christmas gifts.| Tablets has been _shortened—just ing up t after colds or flu, —Nielsen’s Millinery, 41812 | ask for McCoy’s Tablets at Cowan’s ner retehlet i ‘cough or cold is Rissaw “ or Finney’s drug stores or any drug ms relleved after policy oom roadway. store in America.—Adv, | directions, Ask your druggist. .(adv.), bazaar in the lobby of Pat- terson Hotel Saturday, Decem- ber 3rd, beginning at 10:30. Homemade articles of food, ‘hand-made ‘ wearing apparel, fancy goods, notions. Your best opportunity for gifts. Elks meeting Friday, Dec. 2nd, postponed on aecoynt (of memorial services stnday, Dec. 4th, 3 P.M. All Elks are requested to attend and invite friends. Services will be broad- cast.—J. C. Taylor, Ex. Ruler. For Rent—Office rooms in City National Bank building, in suite or single. Will ar- range to suit tenants. Inquire at Webb Brothers. or NEw YORK (OME of MEW YOAR'S LAMGOOT FUR MANUTARTORERS ‘WELL GRLL VACTORY ond GALBUNEITS SAITLE FUR COATS. _ = et le <** thursday, Friday and Saturday December 1, 2, 3 @QREAT CHANCE TO BUY THE FUR GAT TOU ALWATS WANTED FOR RAL OF WHAT TOU EXEUSTED TOPAT, Sale to Be Held at the BISMARCK CLOAK SHOP with the features you want in your 1928 car. Scere eee t it be a Whippet for all the family to enjoy? Reanemnber thet a Whiopet menne mock doen atch, come wens rio ea parr and pd em wot Ronsieges a8 ca eee ee ypoees inking eet Sey cpecmnhorsiig end penis Viste our di es fad tw mr ed iopmi bl gan Pet haga . oe beg ie ey, and to ing in ness and in favor of/tl enterprises sale of the sta vail was returned to be most needed by public conven- company of New York will a victor in jo county 8) and Close Sept. 30) ciei etection by a narrow margin. p With all but one precinct reported, presi of, the station in ite field. sample fur coats direct to the Pittsburgh, ‘Dec. | {1—(AP)—The Keidel had 734. votes to 703 for 1928 major league baseball season| Michael Tschida of Sie ue es Mintighet stationa have be; jasher, Not over a dozen votes were| were in the field before that date. to Be E Eliminated —(P)—Elimi- present 694 broadcasting stations operating| Ave., Minneapolis, Minn., ores the com-| her own home inne- upon by} apolis Star: “I am willin, stations | ruple has done. 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PETERSON \ q po te tay Distributor sonable down pay- 615 Ninth Street Bismarck ment, balance on easy . terms at 6 per cent. : Advise ‘Trust — — \ Tcnaes mak, Poe Special ‘Attraction ' = DANCE] | : | AT THE A.O.U.W. HALL - f Mercer County Friday Night, Dec. 2nd 44 Music by ’ Lignite Coal - SOREEN LUMP WELK’S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA Lawrence Welk, Piano Accordion, Banjo and . Saxophone + Johnnie Higgins, Drummer and Entertainer Harry, Woodmancy, Saxophone, Clarinet and re. Art Beele, Piano and Volcé “ Howard Kieser, Reeds Per ton ...... per ton. $3.60 ‘E feature. Be sure.to hear this band. Poni: gc Something Different at the bin Mill Feeds and Purina F Feed Grinding gi} Rabbit Skins, Pars, Hides and O14 Metals When, one to us vasue BRING HIGHEST MARKET Let Us. Tan Your. Hides Into B ATS AND LEATHER ‘ROBES, COA Fur Sets Our Specialty THE BISMARCK HIDE & FUR CO. r and Eighth Streets Bis Front “No. OCCIDENT ELEVATOR CO. Phone 11 Phone #1 General Grain Dealer Bismarck Food Market . 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