The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 26, 1928, Page 10

PAGE TEN LINDY RESUMES |, aaaico GOOD WILL TOUR Leaves France Field, Color,|M: This Morning For Carta- gena, Colombia Cartagena, —(AP) — Lindbergh, completing the first lap of his resumed good will tour, landed here safely from Colon, Panama, shortly beiore 2 o'clock this aiternoon. ( Colombia, Jan, 26. France Field, Colon, Jan, b : "\ | No. 1 norther:. ..... Sie 1.06 | (AP)—Colonel Charles A. Linl-| No" 1 amber durum 98! bergh, resuming his good will tow 1 mixed durum . 94 after a vacation of 10 day from France Field 2 morning for Cartagena, Colombia, No ee Colonel Lindbergh, who estimated Barley . the distance to Cartagena at 400) Oats miles, cxpected to arrive ca bee per cwt. cscs scccee 1.20” Oat: about 2 o'clock this afternoon, ‘The SHELL CORN [3 whi yA Se | Sannin ee ora 3 61)" Rye: colonel, corted for a short dis Nor eee 3 a tance by army planes, circled the| No field a few minutes before settins south. de} A large crowd, including 600 | under shell. Cansl|Hard sinter wheat . the/Dark hard winter whea school children from the Zone, saw the departure from same spot where a short tim fore the French flyers, Dieudor Costes and Jo®eph LeBri 5 their 800-mile flight to Gu City, en route to the United Sta Before taking off on his nev conquests, which will car the Pan-American congr at Havana, the colon wa affectionate farewell by the Am be: D. | sa France Field. Tdi Guard Officers to q Attend 4-day Schoo} s. in Improved efficiency of North Da-| slightly weaker; carl kota’ tional guard regiment i: the object of the for h instruction for officers open February 14 at Grand Forks according to o' ie of the adjutant general’s offic Officers will be "excuse? from at- tending only for urgent rcusons and a co per cent cttendance is in pros- Each of tho officcrs will be Toraiteres on active duty while at- tending the conference and will re- ceive pay and travelin; The progran., as d adjutant general's offi in cooperat:on with nationi officers, covers 2very phase of a guard officer's duties from paper work to handling men in the seeld. The officers will be divided into classes and quizzed by the instruc- tors on the various phases of their military work. The list of instructors includes Major Harodl Sorenzon, Bismarck, chief of the regimental quartermas- ter detachment; Captains Joe L. Minot; W. M. 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Chicago higher; receipts ery extras 4: ra; on track 209; totai United firsts 44@} demand | onds 38@4015, Eggs lower; receipts 13 438 cases; Wisconsin firsts 39; geben lo, titsts) 36@37, BANK PAYS DIVIDEND Payment of a dividend of 20 per cent to creditors of the First State bank of Killd 26.—(AP)—(U. here today by the state receiver of | cess: Light wire je losed banks. market cent out by P. ads delivere! manager for the rec tver, here. fr Economical Tronsportation THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE wiites, United tes No. 1, very few sales, $1.3) abolition of the electoral coll and the election.of the 26.— (AP) —| Democrat, California. 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