The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1929, Page 6

Ne a eds .: MARCK TRIBUNF FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1929 = ~ = pacha | i Sis WOMAN EXTRADITED stetrics and minor surgery are barred, Ht selves to the scout oath as the open- | high school for the annual “Treas- members of the Missouri Valley|R. E. Percy and Fred Homan are | ” LL first aid being consitered sufficient Mandan Organizes ing event in the anniversary program | ure Hunt.” Council, according to W. G. Fulton, | other members. | Korero authority for such surgery as the na- Two Scout Troops of the organization beginning today| Programs for every day in the an- | local scout executive. The Missouri Valley council has! st. Paul, Feb. 8—(P)—Mrs. Mabel @ turopaths desired to be left open to and ending Feb. 14. niversary week have been outlined by ed w. eaten ‘hg te pitas et over 21 rier a abe | Brennon, Montevideo, Minn., lost her jthem, and everybody practices first Local scouts will not be assembled | Mr. Fulton. chairman of the Bismarck group, H. | southwestern quarter ‘oi state. al RECOMMENDED IN ald ft was commented.» Mandan now has two organized Boy |onight because of the Bismarck- —_—_—_—___ A. Saxvik, vice chairman, Charles | Representatives to the council -vill be | fight see hse ae ae sh | Dr. Miller azked that the naturo- | Scout troops, according to W.G. Ful- /xrandan basketball game, according Boy Scout District Liesman, secretary, and Father [elected in proportion to the number | ville, Mo., : paths be accorded authority to dis- CREEL CAR Lae Giaiie GP Troop |t,W. G. Pulton, exeoutive, y i John A. H. Slag, deputy scout com- |of troops in each city. first degree murder charge. RM pense herbs in original ‘commercial | yE"ReS* George has charge of Troop |'° heavy program has been outlined Committees Named MISSION es be ge Se Packages: He said botanical houses ina ag weiiitae patrol leailer, for the hiainted pera ag ‘“ iH, rt he abentey een Lente) ok put up such packages and they are 8! “Charles Bughee 1s scoutmaster of | ,,0;30—Scouts_w badges tect at teu | Bismarck and Mandan district Boy | 8 o! genenp beget ri |ferm of proprietary medicine. Atten- |rroop No. 2. Willard Jorde and Perry |lcathereraft merit badges meet at the Scout committees have been elected | Weinhandl ts vice chairman and Dr, Subcommittee of State Affairs |tion was called to the deadly char- Benney are assistant scout masters eee an otttonad meet at the 2d the two committees will elect | ttt tte ees i New Draft acter of some herbs, belladonna, aco- | of the troop and Fred Swanson is | eymineniuin ais Substitutes New Dra nite and digitalis being mentioned. | Senior patrol leader. bad thar rae nguegeee made 5 ;Senator Fowler thereupon said some ‘ the Seal, gS °y for Measure 86 ;definition of herbs should be written | woit ond Basic mec ang Trey (articles to exhibit... 20 Boy Scout ones e petal j 7-120 the amended bill, therefore. 4 display window bring t.cie displays Senate bill No. t No. 2 is made up of Black Bear, to the high’ school. , the naturopathic | Dr. Miller also suggested that there h trols. oh i . examining and licensing measure, was |e be inserted a provision that all Panther, and Beaver patrols. 2:30—All scouts assemble at the Bismarck Both troops are sponsored by the Qa S, S. Tecommended for passage, today, by | naturopathic sanitariums, rest insti- ‘ | —— e she senate state affairs committee, |tutions and the like, where naturo. | =/*S Lodge of Mandan. i Quality tore Phone 34 ~ aut in a rewritten form based on the }pathy is purported to be practised, Se Celebrat | : Oregon act covering the subject, af! Kes fore be in peal of a licensed natur- outs Celebrate ’ Phone 426-J 419 3rd St. Sutin day Specials « few amendments had been proposcd | opath, the idea being to avoid deceit, ; <1 { j ty Dr J. H. Miller, the Bismarck | De 7. M. McLachlan, who has de- Anniversary Date | anes 5 4 practitioner of the cult. fended the efforts of the naturopaths i Specials for Satugday st Canned Raspber- HI f As rewritten by a subcommittce and |to obtain licensing authority and} Bismarck and Mandan Boy Scouts | Ps ed : a et ec 9 eh eee h reported back by Senator Lynch, La | status, said the rewritten bill was, will join all other members of the | Phone 626 518 9th St. Minneopa Red Raspberries, J) ” ics s Moure, the bill defines more strictly | about as good a measure as could be | organization in the world at 8:15} reg. 35-cent seller, each 27¢ Bip LOU. --------+---eeceeceeeeceeeceeee e the prohibitions on practice. Ob- { devised and he urged its adoption. [O'clock tonight in recommitting them- | F S: i . , I Creme Oil Soap—The cream’ t a an ==} or Saturday: Jello, any flavor, cach .. 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