The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1929, Page 6

6 DOUGHBOYS TO PASS. |" Grindstone kins ~~ ‘| Lakota Farmer IN REVIEW MONDAY (soo apc | | iheart pierced by a f iece of a| ‘broken grindstone, Sin Tangen, ficials to | 6. pioneer farmer, was here | Miaitors Invited by Offic ; | Wednesday. Tangen was w by | Witness Parade; Organiza- | the grindstone, propelled nd on which his son was | tion Day Observed tools, when it broke. | | Tangen leaves his widow and several | Fort Lincoln's soldiers will drill in| grown children be tasted Peter at Forman. i review at 9 a. m. Monday as a,feat- | Tansen, an at ure of the day, which will be ob-| —__—_—_——. | served as Third Division Organiza- | tion day. | | Visitors are invited to view the) ry j rade, it is announced by officials. | Soldiers at the camp will be given | a half holiday in the afternoon. Aj feature talk on the organization and | activities of the division will be given in the morning by Captain George F. Bloomquist. Companies K and ". battle in the bascball feature of the morning. Company K can cinch the | post championship with a victory | while Company L would advance to a a tie for first place with a win in| Pital, and later to Monday's encounter. |, The two cars wet Reports that Major General Charles | Lorraine Wells and Sw Pelot Summerall, chief of staff of the | > U. 8. army, plans to visit Fort Lin- coln tomorrow are unfounded, ac- cording to post officials. Summer-|¢@" to the all, however, may visit the camp with- automobile ¢ out giving notice, they said. ‘The | Overturned army veteran who visited in Bis- marck a year ago on an inspection tour. is at Fort Snelling, Minneapolis, | the teday. of Brush Lake’s Golf | Course Being Built, WV AUTO COLLISION ven | when ‘on two | Superior | iken to a hos- Bingholm. in the n from the The Ringholm ed into a ditch and Lorraine and Lu- ristine Anderson, Es- yell, driver of the Ebling, company M, Fort Snelling. and M. y A, Third infantry, Thompson, Third y A, Fort Snelling, , was uninjured. son and (Tribune Special Service) | McClusky, N. D., July 11.—George ‘Thom Jr. and Merle Moore are assist- ing the Brush Lake association in building a nine-hole golf course near Brush Lake. ‘The course was planned by Mr. ‘Thom, and Moore is helping construct the tees and greens. The Mercer club already has 20/ members, and 20 others are expected to join in the near future. A golf course recently was built by the newly-organized club at Turtle Lake. Leon Trotsky, Exiled, Cannot Visit England London, July 11.—(.Pi—Home Secre- te decided nst allowing Leon Trotzky, exiled nunist leader, to visit Great Bri- Mammoth ivory is softened for varving by soaking in hot water. ° Relief from Gas Stomach Pains || oe Dizziness | The doctors tell us that 90 per cent of all sickness is due to stom- ach and bowel troubles. You can’t be well if your digestion is bad; you are likely to get sick unless you Telish food and digest it properly. Tanlac has a wonderful record as a relief from digestive troubles, | even those of years’ standing. Mr. Charles Axelson, of 1809 2nd St. South, Minneapolis, Minn., : “I was troubled with a dis- | tite. 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Uganda, Africa, re- j sort to a diet of milk | and beef, while the || serf class grow | crops.’ The efforts | of Christian mis- | | | H } sionaries in the pro- tectorate have pros- pered, and many have accepted their teachings. | finder. Hi | the newspapers. 1| Mott Lions Elect SON ‘CRACKERJACK’ Mott Lions tect | Mott, N. Dak. July 11.—Homer atty was clected president of the Mother of Pilot Forgot lilness to Mott Lions club at a recent meeting. i ty Other officers elected were 8. F. Rejoice at Son's Suc- | Madden, first vice president; Frank cessful Flight | Fietsam, second vice president; O. H. |Opland. thi 1 vice president; J. H. Walsh, secretary; H. T. Olcott, as tant secretary; George Galloway, , | treasurer; P. G. Wick, tail twister; temporarily last night to rejoice |R. A. Grant, lion tamer; and George telatives and frieeds over the suc. |Glenny and’ G, H. :tounds, directors cessful flight of her son, Captain | for one year. Lewis Yancey, to Rome, in the Path- | fin oe Chicago, July 11.—(4)—Mrs. M garet Yancey ‘orgot her own il! “He's a crackerjack! make it!” she cried. vhich has kept her confined for some time, chatted and laughed gaily over | her son's feat. : “Neither Lewis nor his wife told me | threughout North Dakota yesterday, he was going,” she said. “They | nine points reporting temperatures of thought I'd sorry. But I followed | 90 degrees or more. At Wishek the A great bo’ yy son. | mercury touched 96. It was the I'm mighty proud of ellesdd point reporting to the federal venturous | weather bureau here. Sanish and that when | Hettinger each reported 91 while Bis- he was 15 years old he ran away from | marck, Dickinson, Dunn Center, Max, school ani was found four months | Napoleon and Williston each reported later aboard a battleship. }90. “We thought he was going to be | =———-—-— a bad one,” she declared. “But in 1920 he came home with the Wimbic- de cup, champi ifle shot of th is don cup, champion rifle shot of we) In What Month Is Your Birthday? dent Wilson. “His father always said he wi world-beater, even when the kid cut | the pants leg off Mr. Yancey’s new suit to mend his own.” | Yancey’s father, a sergeant on the | Chicago police for many years, died | eight years ago. 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While no state- feknew hed T ments was made as to the cause of sone ddl the suspensions, it was understood Surrounded by Mrs. Ruby Pierson, | ; bid (Sins woson eons ans her niece, and t.-ighborhood friends, | y Ls Mrs. Yancey, d-spite the heart trouble | Without ‘sanction of the organisation. st a 4 | Pie suspended were Tully Mar- Hich temperatures were ‘common | Hatton, Loulse Dresser and Henry The action taken at a meeting of | the association here last night was interpreted to be the first move of Equity in its demand that producers here accept only contracts from paid- that open shop would continue. Students Make Survey FORCE ACTORS OUT (Tribune Special Service! Five for Signing Up With ar, ND, du } Picture Producers vold. pres- friend, Miss Mildred Owens. diet consists of bread. Andrew Randolph, Raymond Dr. Geo. F. McErlain Physician Osteopathic Electrotherapy Solar-Ray Chronic Diseases a Specialty Hoskins-Meyer Bldg. Phone 240 Bismarck, N. D. 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