The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1929, Page 7

FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1929 LEADING EDUCATORS ” SPEAKING AT MINOT North Dakota and Minnesota College Representatives on Program for Talks Minot, N. D., March 22.—(#)—Edu- cators of North Dakota and Minneso- ta colleges were to speak today before the northwest division of the North Dakota Education association, at its 24th annual convention. On today’s speaking program were Miss Bertha Palmer, state superinten- Ment; Miss Leila C. Ewen of the Minot “state teachers college; Dr. Fred Von- bergersrude, University of North Da- Kota; Miss Huldas Winsted, Minot, president of the North Dakota Edu- \ cation association; Dean Joseph Ken- nedy, University of North Dakota, and Dr. Julius Boraas, St. Olaf college, Northfield, Minn. Dr. Roy L. Smith, pastor of Simp- son Methodist church, Minneapolis, was the principal speaker at last night’s session. The convention will end tomorrow with election of offi- cers and adoption of resolutions. Other speakers at the yesterday were Superintendent L. A. White of the Minot city schools; C. L. Glod- ding, Velva, president of the North- west association, and Carl Gilbertson, Kenmare, past. president. LUTHERAN MEN'S * CLUB ORGANIZED Organization of the Lutheran Men's club of Bismarck was compieted at a meeting conducted at the Grand Pa- cific hotel last night. Officers of the new organization follow: T. G. Plomasen, president; O. E. Johnson, vice president; Clifford Johnson, secretary; and Earl Knudt- 3on, treasurer. To maintain a definite constructive arogrem of activity of Lutheran men of the city is the object of the new organization. T. H. Thoresen presid- ed at the meeting. Short talks were given by-H. O. Saxvik, C. E. Fritz, Myron Anderson, A. N. Ellingson, John Husby, and Rev. iQ. 8. Rindahl, pastor of Trinity Luth- eran church. 8. A. Olsness gave a veading in dialect and played several violin solos. A vocal octette sang one number, ‘River Plunge of Auto Takes Lives of Two Kin of Morton Co. Woman Two of the five victims of an open iraw in a bridge over Wishkah river tt Aberdeen, Washington, March 8, when they were drowned by plunging shrough, turn out to have been kin af. Mrs. Jonn Dawson, Morton county. One was Luther Corey, a brother of Mrs. Dawson, the other his son Carl. They were on their way to work in a ew sawmill just opencd, when they saw the draw open too late to stop. Ae car plunged through into the ‘iver. A third man in with the Zoreys saved himself. A car with five others plunged in a few minutes later, and three of the ‘ders drowned. i Luther Corey was a brother of Mrs. John Dawson. He formerly resided at | ~ lear Lake, Iowa, but about five years wo with his son Carl, who also per- shed, and the others of his family noved to Yakima and then to Aber- fen, Wash. Mrs. Corey, another son ind three girls survive. BONDED TO KEEP PEACE Following a hearing before Justice A. R. Herman, at Mandan, Fred Swo- boda, a farmer living north of Glen Ullin. was placed under $1,000 bond to keep the peace. He was charzed with athreatening to kill George Dietz, and he was arrested by Sheriff H. R. Handtmann. ‘* Princess Patt Coffee. A spe- cial blend of several fine cof- “eos, each roasted to the degree ‘set brings out its best flavor. What Will YOU do : When your ‘Jhildren Cry = for It [Glen Ullin to Vote On Water-Sewer Bond Issue of $20,000 April 1 The proposal to spend $20,000 on a waterworks and sewer system will be voted on by Glen Ullin Monday, April 1, The proposal was discussed at a mass meeting there Wednesday night, {¥en Judge F. A. Maser of Dickinson ani Emil Krauth of Hebron were there and explained the advantages, some of which are lower insurance rates and sanitary house conveniences. The proposal follows the lines of improvements installed at Hebron, also as the result of a referendum and bond issue. Plans for the proposed improvements have been prepared by Pi Griffin, Mandan, consulting en- gineer. SERMONS PLANNED FOR PASSION WEEK A series of sermons to be aelivered throughout Passion week has becn planned by Rev. Walter E. Vater, pas- tor of the McCabe Methodist Episco- bal church, The lenten sermons will be deliv- ered under the general theme of “The Way of the Cross,” Sermons will be conducted at 10:30 |. m. Sunday and at 7:30 p. m. each | day of the week except Saturday. The jlectures follow: Sunday morning, “Crowning or Forsaking Christ, Which?”; Sunday evening, “Envy's Evil Work”; Monday, “The Great Re- fusal”; Tuesday, “Wanted, an Open Confession”; Wednesday, “The Be- trayal”; Thursday, “His Last Words From the Cross”; Friday, the sacra- ment of Holy Communion will be ad- ministered. At 10:30 a. m. Easter Sunday, Rev. Vater will preach the following ser- mon, “The Risen Christ.” At 7:30 Pp. m. 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Inspector General Russ renewed many acquaintances here, his former home before locating in the insur- ace business in Farzo. MANDAN YOUTH WINS SPEAKING CONTEST Granison Tharp. Mandan, won first place in the sixth district oratories’ contest held there vesterday. He will renrecent the sixth district af | the state orator'-a] contest to be hel¢ at Faren Anvil 26. Marde Nickincan, MeCiicky, won steond nlare, Other entronts were Albert, Buch, “ehron, and Elizabeth | Jobncon, New Salem, The winner paraiva! a eld medal offered by the Mandan American Le. ation noct endo cilver trophy offerce by the Fares Forum, Tudees of the contest wore Joasenh ilk-salt or sugar WILL WANT TO SAVE THE f/ = Can 59§ rated 34.29% .35¢ Ib. can 29¢ +++ 3 Ibs, 19¢ AG RI pkg. 9c 3 cans 23e ++..2 for 25c THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE | Bismarck Food Market | A. Kitchen commissioner of agricul | .semey ve cars, dat seed w ture and labor: Robert P. 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