The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 7

FRIDAY, DECEMBER MRS. RENDEN'S w> MOTHER DEAD # Mrs. Mary Duggan, Pioneer | Grand Forks Woman, Dies in Mandan Mrs. Mary Duggan, 73, one of the earliest settlers in the Red River Valley and for nearly 50 years a resident of Grand Forks and vicin- ity, died early this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter G._Renden, Mandan. ae Mrs, Duggan, who hag been living here with her daughter for the last : five years, was taken ill about a fl fa ago, suffering various ailments gee. ~ incidental to old age. \. » f She was the widow of Dr. Frede- rick Duggan, one of the first medi- iy e@l practitioners in northeastern AS Facies Dakota. -{S The body will be taken to Grand probably ‘Forks where the funeral will be held Monday. , Mrs. Duggan leaves nine children: i, They are Fred S., Spokane, Wash.; A Ray, Great Falls, Mont.; Albert, \ i Chicago; Hugh, Spokane; Frank, Amenia; Mrs. John O’Bryne, De- grat, Minn.; Mrs, Arthur Anderson, inford; Miss Gertrude Duggan, Portland, Ore.; and Mrs. Renden of Mandaa. She also leaves a brother, Ed O'Neill, Grand Forks, a sister at Pssadena, Calif., and a sister at Spokane, Wesh. Mrs. Duggan was born at Lind- say, Ontario, ‘uly 10, 1855. She was married to q “wggan at Lindsay in 1875. ~ < Nea /Henry Ford’s Advice * to Mode. Youth Is ‘to Work and Spend’ ¥ Washington, Dec. 14.— (AP) — * Henry Ford’s advice to youth is to * work and spend. On his way to a White House din- ner last night, he stopped long enough to give this bit of counsel. In so doing he ran somewhat coun- ter to an old maxim, and one gen- erally regarded by most as the laws of the Medes and Persians: Work and save. “You often hear advice given to young boys that to succeed they must work and save their money,” Mr. Ford said. “This is partly . ~qryong. No successful boy ever A saved any money. They spent it as / ‘fast as they could for things to im- /prove themselves.” As a case in point, he mentioned Thomas Edison as never having ‘any money until he got so much he couldn’t spend it.” Whatever his attitude toward sav- ing, Mr. Ford believes in work. “Instill in the minds of the young } men that they will never get any- } where without work,” he said. “2 never knew a young man that was worth five cents that wouldn’t work and even occasionaliy get into trou- ble in his efforts to learn.” The automobile -manufacturer had a word of praise for President Cool- idge, declaring that he “will go down in history as a great pres- sdent. He said he believed that the pres- ,Wlent had often been misunderstood G® the subject of economy. Mr. 3) expressed the opinion that an Z. in demanding economy in gov- »-enment, had been to prevent “the toppling of: the government by too many employes.” Anderson Funeral Will Be at Temple Definite arrangements were con- cluded today for the funeral of John Henry Anderson, father of Mrs, Scott Cameron and chief clerk of the house in 1897, who died Wed- nesday. The funeral will be conducted by he Masonic order and the services ill be held at the temple at 2:30 Saturday afternoon, by request of St. jomas lodge, Pembina county, of which Mr. Anderson was first est master. Henry Halverson will sing special aymns during the rites. The BE arers will be Richard Tracy, John Graham, Fred McCurdy, E. J. Wan- nar, Judge W. L. Nuessle and H. F. Keller. The interment will be in Fairview cemetery. ‘The two 8018 here for the funeral ate Neil E., Billings, Montana, ab- stracter, who used to be engaged in tWat activity at Mandan several years ago, and Frank H., of Thermo- lis, Wyoming. The son, R. J., of t Falls, was unable to come. > CA EMPLOYS HELP FROM OLD SCHOOL 4 Fred Heath, cashier 1st Natl. , Bank of Napoleon, needed an as istant recently. On who: did hk czi!? Dakota Business Oellege, h’ old school. Olive Collier was sen ms F. F. Doherty, County Audito another D. B. C. “man, recen: engaged DonaldSchramm, the 16: eB akotan’” employed at Ca: 14, 1928 Negro Held k,| John C. Suraez, above, of New Or- leans, has been named comptroller of customs in New Orleans, suc- ceeding Waiter Cohen, a ne; ac- cording to O. A. Cotton, Republican leader, who said he had been advised that Secretary Mellon had signed ‘Suraea’s nomination. St. Mary’s Quint ‘ Drops First Game St. Mary’s high school cagers dropped their first game of the sea- son 10 to 9 at Wishek last night. The game was close throughout, neither team having an advantage greater than two points. St. 's led 9 to 7 at the ualf and 9 to 8 at the end of ‘he third quarter. The score was tied at 4 at the end of the first quarter. Wishek passed their way into Bis- marck territory in the closing min- utes of the game for the final and winning basket. The summary: St. Mary’s— F Balzer, f .. ees: Goetz, f .. McDonald, c Boespflug, ¢ Finlayson, ¢ Fortune, c Beer, f Total. Wishek— Wacker, f Ureiser, f Saryker, ¢ Herr, g .. Haffer, g Kundirt, g Tompson, f ba} =| eoooocoresal on ocoonn’s m| Cmrocomnmed a] sosncueda} sooncses re] © secousue $5.00 and $2.50 for best two last lines Limerick No. 5 Little Willie was dippy to spread Marmalade on chat good Wen-* der bread. He'd come in from his play For a slice every day. Can you write a line for this limerick? It must rhyme with the first two lines ending with a different rhyme word. For the Lest one received before 1 p. m. Tuesday, we will pay $5.00. For the second best one, we will pay $2.50. In the event of two or more persons submitting the last line which is adjudged the best, the first one received wins, Novelty and cleverness will weigh heavily in the judging. Remember that the last line must match the first two in thyme and meter. Address all communications to “Limerick Contest,” Barker Baking and Candy Co. Bis- marck, No. Dak, This is the 5th of 1 series of Limericks that we will run in The Tribune every Friday. The winning lines and the author’s ned will be published each week, Winners Last Week “I have eaten just all I am able,” Ventured Pa to Ma Jonathan Gable. “Won't you have one more slice Of this Wonder bread nice? It is the best food on the table.” The first ize of $5.00. awarded to FP yi de of the last line above goes to Edna M. Fitch, Bismarck. N. D. County Court House. » D.B.C. offers ACTUAL BUS INESS training (copyrighted—un. etuninabie sheers): Sar wor. experience, get better salary. ee clow the SucceS$ful”’ withNew Year, Jan.2-7. Write F. L. Wat- kins, Pres., 806 Front St., Fargo. A Strength-building Food For Feeble People SCOTT'S * {|p EMULSION Rich In All Cod-liver Oil | Vitamins. eott & Bowne, Bloom, HJ: MH? 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Too Late to Classify The Annual Meeting of the Stock- holders of the | Bismarck ida at | VANTED paneer and Loan Association will be held at the office of the Secretary, in the City of Bismarek, North Dakota, on Saturday, January 19th, 1929, at 4:00 o'clock P.M Govern- Early ment For Inspected Better Meats Selection (ONLY) ie Telephone 332 Telephone 332 : Saturday Morning Specials—7 a. m. to 11 a. m. LARD Kettle-Rendered (Limit) 09c BUTTER Primus Brand > 49 BEEF KETTLE POT ROAST - 16c PORF. STEAK LEAN - 16c ALL DAY SPECIALS PORK LOIN ROAST LEAN . 14c PORK SHOULDER ROAST LEAN - lic HAMS premium wrote - - 26c COFFEE VALUE BRAND - 47c Give a Box of Apples | for Christmas ! The Gift All The Family Will Enjoy (2uristmas Eve or Christmas morning —a beautifully bespangled tree—lov- ing gifts from all to all—and as the ‘‘family, present” a box of crisp, juicy Washington apples under the tree. How the children will enjoy them! And the “grown-ups’’ will find their fine flavor adds a zestful tang to the holiday cheer. Choose your favorite variety— Delicious, Spitzenburg, Q Always Pops—2 cans BREAKFAST Muffet, Stayman or Rome Beauty — but to be sure of the best in flavor and qual- ity, tell your grocer or fruit dealer you want those grown in the State of Washington. Give them to your family or to friends—or if you wish to make a donation to somebne Shredded Wheat, Kellogg’s Rice Krispies, Pep, C ORS 25c berry Sauce, Welch’s Grape 10c , less fortunate. If po are an employer you will find a box of apples an ideal gift for your employees. Get them at your fruit dealer’s or grocer's. fashington Boxed 610 Ranke ane Seattle, Wash. S BOX OF APPLES UNDER ((OlY CHRISTMAS Ticks