The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1928, Page 10

PAGE TEN THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE BANKERS READY _ FOR DICKINSON Prominent Twin City Men Will Deliver Principal Addresses at Convention N. D., J Fargo, tion at Dickinson July 1 complete, according to W. ¢ Fadden, Fargo Secretary. The convention will 44th anniversary of Bankers association, mark the D; the divided each state separate associatio Dakota Bankers ass: immediately after ¢ association was or; and has held anni since that time. Various committees have been ap-! jointed at Dickinson to care for all tails of the meeting, Mac said. The first day's session convene at 9:30 a. m. with inv tion by Rev. F. W. Schmidt. Pippin, superintendent @chools, will extend the o! come to the delega M. ¢ er, Grand Forks, vice presi the bankers association, will r Reports First Pay The annual presidenti NEA and The Tribune photo, which was flashed across the A n the dock ar ; Wilmer Stultz M Southampton Greets ‘Lady Lindy’ plane Friendship as they landed at Southampton, England, after the hop from Burry A landing in the harbor, they were brought ashore in motor launches. Mrs. Frederick Guest, backer of the flight; Louis Gordon, navigator; Miss Amelia .. M. Welsh, Lady Mayoress of Southampton. . (BISMARCK HAS ~ SPIRIT OF WEST “Out where the smile lasts a lit- tle longer, out where the handclasp’s a little stronger—that’s where the West begins.” Miss bias) Morgan, campaign director for Redpath-Vawter chau- tauqua which opens here Monday, quotes the above as the spirit she {has found in Bismarck. |. Miss Morgan has been in chau- |tauqua work for four years. Cam- |paigning has taken her to most of jthe states in the union. Here today, and gone tomorrow. In most of ‘the cities where chautauqua has | been booked, the advance worke. is jwell received, Miss Morgan said. In other places, the feeling has not jalways friendly before the chautau- qua opens, and it is up to the cam- paign director to make things friendly before the artists appear. “We never know what to expect of a town,” Miss Morgan said, “un- til we get into it and start working with its people. Bismarck seems to be an excellent chautauqu town, and I have had enthusiastic cooper- ation in paving the way for the pro- gram here, But that .s not all that Miss Mor- gan feels for Bismarck. She has gotten a real thrill here, si:ce it is the first town that she has ever met Indians in native regalia as she | stepped into the street from ier |hotel. Miss Morgan is from the eastern part of the United States and she has always been a little ‘doubtful about Indians of the west | still wearing feathers and mocca- |sins. Now she can write to her |friends in the east, “I saw them my- | self.” tlantic by radio, shows the crew of Left to right, as by G. H. Leick, Hebron, ap ment of convention committee the annual report of offic: standing committees of the a j ciation will occupy the delegates the first convention day. | At the close of the first session the meeting of the North Dakot members of the American Banker: gseociation will be held. nd Wednesday morning; Money”. Chaplain Frank C. Ride- ph Chapman, Minne-/out of the U. S. Army, Fort Snelling, » will have as hs subject |Minn., also will speak. est”; Fred M. Shepard.| A trip to the ager of the American!company, Dickinson, will be made . “Raising the!by the bankers Tuesday afternoon. O. B. MeClintock,|Tuesday evening an informal danc on the program Tuesday | Minneapolis, “The Man and his ehigh Briquetting ae Miss Lois White, of Rogers, Ark., | _be given by the bankers and| student from Missouri niversity, citizens of Dickinson. is assisting Miss Morgan in her The members of the association, |campaign work here. This is also visitors and friends will be the|Miss White's first visit to North guests of Dickinson bankers on a | Dakota. trip to Medora through the North Dakota Bad Lands where a rodeo ntertainment will be given. Of the country’s entire produc- tion, Florida’s is 81 per cent of IN THIS LOWEST PRICED SEDAN IHE perfected Whippet Four Sedan is actually the lowest priced 4-door enclosed car on the market. Yet its astoundingly low cost does not reflect the remarkable quality of this smart, lively car. 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The prince himself is sperding a quiet week-end j at Sunningdale, bettering his golf. er Te He wound up his year last night Fave Jane he j with a short spcech to students of kota grand chapter, order of the|the London School of Economics, Eastern Star, selected Grand Forks | gathered in a chilly wind on the new for the 1929 convention. school building’s roof, which later all the grape fruit; 61 per cent of the | Peppers; 21 per cent watermelons; 41 per cent table cucumbers; 24 Per cent table tomatoes; 59 per cent egg plant; 38 1-2 per cent ta- ble snap beans; 16 per cent Irish potatoes; 32 per cent of the celery. BUYS MONTANA PAPER Williston—Harry E. Polk man- ager of the Williston Herald, has recently purchased the Plentywood Herald. It will become the property of an incorporation known as the Herald Printing compeny. C. S. Nelson, for 20 years editor of the Plentywood paper, will remain a Part of the incorporation. were glad to leave for a dance in- side. 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