The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1929, Page 3

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THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1929 FREE ACTS SIGNED “UP POR SLY 4TH Finance Committee +> Meet This Evening to Prepare for Garanty Fund Another step’ toward completing + preparations for the Fourth of July cetebration will be taken this eve- ping. when the finance subcommittee of the main entertainment commit- +>. tee of the Association of _Commerce er veil meet at the office of Joseph Spies. The subcommittee is charged with arrangements for signing up a guar- antee of $3500 for the celebration. The ‘~' committee had a total of $4200 last year from its guarantee, combined ‘ a bila Li dated ee ig Leger and]. Fessenden, N. Dak., March 14.—(#) pstenrbon year it is ex-|_‘two thousands people in spite of Pected to make something from the | 11 aatening weather paid homage to| WMA ND, SHERIFFS ARE PLANNING CAMPAIGN bration will be met. The guarantee | Wells County Alfalfa day here yester- will be collected in the early weeks of | day, Want Every Police Officer in State to Join to Secure : 8. J. Froth, Harvey, captured first to expences but it is fet they will [prize for the’ best exhibit of alfalfa Justity the expenditure for them. The [among 8, Great number, of entrees. ng % See rn oe eee ee I ita Were ohn Walz, Pessenden: - Perry Anderson, Ma! ; O. J. Brye, Maes eerne aeeace, the Flying | arvey; John Kuske, Manfred; And- They do all sorts of swings and flops |"°¥ Stokke, Cathay; Sol Stokke, on high bars. Sankus and Silvers ere |Cathay; C. R. Boelk, Cathay; Andrew Closer Cooperation chem. There are five artists in the |tion address was given by Mildred — ba Rolle troupe and each does two |2umpf, the outgoing queen. Plans for expanding the North Da- stunts daily on the tight wire, Speakers of the day were Edward| ots sheriffs association to include The free acts will be staged on the |W. Vancura, Wells county agricul-| every police officer in the state were evening of July 3 and on the after- |tural agent, and Roy Dynes, of the) being formed in Bismarck today. noon and evening of July 4. The N. P, |State agricultural college at Fargo. ‘This was announced by Rollin flepot park is being considered for| The celebration was sponsored by|weich, Burleigh county sheriff who ‘he show site. the Lions club, the business men : vice president of the state asso- titioned for an increase in wags" of 6 hour. Will Oppose Each Other THEATRE Before Microphone : Last Time Tonight © FESSENDEN ALFALFA DAY ATTRACTS 2,000 Wells County Farmers Seek Production of 20,000 Loads of Hay in 1929 New York, March 14—()—The| Their stt Fessenden. Mfupay aocoeding’ to Wiusteter pant| ‘The feature event of the day was licity matter on which the entertain. |the crowning of Blanch Dusek, Bre- ment committee based its selection of |Men, 9s Alfalfa Queen. The ‘corona- Dan—Say! Ican doa year standing on my head. Judge—Then I'll just add a year to put you on your feet again. four artists in comedy acrobatics, |Dahl, Fessenden; and O. K. Dovre, BAS ea ore onan Trompe and the Wells county| ciation, after a conference this morn- Lakota Student Wins “SBroduction of 20,000 loads of alfalfa | "E,,with W- & Smith, Jameson Magazine Cover Meet at North Dakota A. C. hay is the mark for which Wells county farmers are striving this year, * This crop will mean one lodd of Fargo, N. D., March 14—Chester W. Comeau, Lakota, a junior in the de-|*lfalfa hay for each cow in Wells special agent of the Northern Pacific Railway Cortes who is supporting sheriff and president of the state as- sociation, also is in favor of the plan, Welch said. L. V. Duncanson, sheriff of Hettinger county, is secretary ‘of the state organization. To nake the according to a lecture ~iven by Van- partment of architecture at the North County. he said. cura. i.) Dakota Agricultural college, received | , Many of the Wells county farmers prize 4 during the last year have replaced ae) foe Tis "cover Gesign for common hay crops with alfalfa, espe- Coming Mon. - Tues. - Wed. organization more Coll and State magazine, accord- comprehensive and to promote a clos- ing oan conta simi made today | Clally those raising hogs. Wells coun-|er contact of law enforcers in the S - by the .committee in charge of | ty last year had 5,600 ac-es planted in | state is said to be the object of the The Primi awards. The winning cover design |#lfalfa. With a great amount of seed | movement by Welch and Smith. tai aoa was picked from «# number of |S0ld this spring in the county, the] Letters seeking favor for the move- oitan eee sketches submitted by students in| sent anticipates that aifalfa acreage | ment from all members of the asso- ciation will be sent next week, it is inilaM FOK announced, and invitation will be ex- architecture. this season will be increased to 7,600. Mr. Comeau’s cover design con-|With each acre producing two or sists of a central picture of “Old | three loads of hay, it is expected that | tended to all police officers in the Main,” historical building on the | the 20,000 load mark will be reached. | state to attend the next meeting of campus, and the lettering “College! Farmers throughout the county are the association in Valley City late in and State” -vorked out in the skyline. | increasing their acreage in alfalfa to| May or in early June, if he associa- Surrounding the central picture is a | Plots from 20 to 60 acres. tion favors the plan. border in which he has worked out} Loren Willey, Sykeston, now has 180| If the change is effected, the name the symbol of each of the schools in | acres of alfal‘e and R. J. Lyness, Fes-|of the organization will #c changed the college. He has also represented |senden, has @ 30-acre registered field | to the Sheriffs and Police Association agriculture and industry of the state | which is 16 years old. of North Dakota, Welch and Smith of North Dakota. The design carries said. the idea of connecting the North Da- kota Agricultural college with the state of North Dakota. (op The new design will make its initial appearance on the cover of the high school senfor number of College and » State some time in April, According to the interest shown, to T. Worden J , editor. At} Mountrail county is assured of some that time approximatzly 8,000 copies | good seed for years to come. The will be distributed, 4,000 to college | new Bison flax was very much in de- alumni and former students and an | mand as long as the supply lasted. FARMERS BUY PULE SEED During the last two weeks, pure seed meetings have been Held at Par- shall, Van Hook, Stanley and White Earth, Many farmers bought enough pure seed to sow a small seed plot. COVERT’S BOND $15,000 i Langdon, N. D., March 14.—()—|| ‘WR Bond for Torey Covert, Calvin,|| © charged with =->nslaughter, was fixed at $15,600. ——_—. 5,500 ASK WAGE BOOST St. Paul, March 14.— (4) —Repre- 8° ‘tives of 6,500 shop employes the Northern Pacific railroad ~:- THE MOST POIGNANT, INTEAE: 4 AND SPECTACULAR, Tas MAN, IONS AND PRAILE! 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