The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1929, Page 7

whee ape ne} FROSH AND SOPHS BATTLE FOR TITLE: Victors in Yesterday’s Game of Tourney Are Tied in Percentages Freshmen and sophomore bas- keteers of Mandan high school will battle it out tonight for the cham- pionship of the interclass round robin tournament. Each of the two teams has won two games and lost one while the seniors and juniors have lost two and won one each. The frosh yesterday came from behind to defeat the juniors 9 to 8 and the sophomores downed the seniors 10 to 8 in the two games of the third round. * Late in the third quarter of the game yesterday the juniors were leading the freshmen 8 to 2 but could not hold the first-year men in the last quarter. The sophomore-senior tussle was close throughout, with the lead changing often. Despite the fact the freshmen de- feated the sophomores 11 to 5 in an early round, both teams yesterday agreed to the playoff game as their lineups have been changed during the tournament. Athletic Director Leon- ard C. McMahan soon will call bas- ketball candidates for the Mandan high school team together for the first session of the season. Summaries for yesterday's ene OO Mr. and Mrs. A.B. || | Welch Not to Send peepee Intimate friends of Major and Mrs. open their Christmas cards from the Weichs and find that they are not of ithe treasured original Indian theme. For two years Mr. and Mrs. Welch said “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year” in Indian sign language in gaudy colors, blue indicating the heavens, red for honors, and yellow for Indian spiritual faith. The cards, of large size, in the last two years have been treasured by them framed. Major Welch has re- ceived countless requests for cards from strangers. This year intimate friends of the Welches will not receive Indian cards. NEEDY FAMILIES GET THANKSGIVING CHEER | Mandan Organizations Prepar- ing Turkey Dinners to Be Given Away Near destitute and poor ‘families in Mandan will have turkey, sweet pota- toes, cranberries, vegetables, fruits, jand sweets Thanksgiving day, several organiaztions promise. Juniors (8) FG ‘ig T. Bochm, f ...... 0 0-0 1 Bjorason, [ 0 C-1 0 Pavlik, ¢ . 1 1-1 1 1 0-1 0 1 let 0 +0 0-0 2 Totals Senicrs (8) L. Spielman, f.g .. 1 4 Heid:, f. & 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 Doriler, c 0 0 Feth, f . . 0 0 3 12 ayy: 1-2 1 0 0-0 0 # 5 1 0-2 4 B. Spiciman, g 1 0-4 3 Dietrich, g, ¢ 1 1-3 1 J. Kroll, f 0 0-1 0 Solum, c . 0 0-0 0 Totals ........ 4 2-12 9 Referee: W. Lillibridge. Umpire: L. C. McMahan. Two Morton Farmers Will Enter Alfalfa Exhibits at Chicago Only two Morton county farmers will enter exhibits in the internation! livestock and grain and hay show at Chicago Nov. 30 to Dec. 7, as far as R. C. Newcomer, Morton county agri- cultural agent, knows. They are E. P. Curtis and A.C. Dill- man, farmers ilving a short distance south of Mandan along the Missouri | river, Both will enter alfalfa speci- mens in the Chicago event. Curtis’ crop won first place in al- falfa at the North Dakota state corn show conducted in Bismarck early this month. Dillman did not send exhibits to the Bismarck event. ‘The county agent this week is busy putting the finishing touches on his annual report to the county commis- sioners, state extension department of the North Dakota Agricultural college, and the federal department of agri- culture. “In a short time,” Mr. Newcomer announces, “Morton county delegates to the annual state convention of 4-H. clubs at the North Dakota Agricul- tural college, Fargo, in December will be announced.’ Warrant for Arrest Of Flasher. Resident Issue d by Connolly Fetsch, Flasher, charging him with there. Rev. Walter E. Vater Addresses Rotarians Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor of the Methodist will deliver before the Mandan Cleve Kennelly and A. R. Wein- ihand!, committeemen representing ‘the Mandan organization of the | Benevolent and Protective Order of “Tithe Elks, were “scouting” about the jeity today “lining up names of per- sons and families” who probably will |not be able to purchase their own tur- ‘key dinners Thursday. | The Elks plan to prepare at least |25 Thanksgiving baskets to bring to ‘the needy Thursday morning. Plans to care for many on the day of , \{estivity also are being made by th: Salvation Army, Catholic Daughters of Amcrica, and several other organ- izations. | Likes His Coffee Hot And His Cups Massive: e > | When Joseph C. Wetzstein, driver ‘of the Bismarck-Mandan bus, drinks coffee he wants it hot. | That's why he objected to thin ‘chinaware cups in which his wife served him coffee. “Our cups are too thin,” he remarked to the Mrs., “and the coffee gets cold too quick in them.” So Joc hied himself down to the | Arcade store in Mandan a couple of \days ago to buy himself some cups which were thick enough to keep the heat in his hot coffee. It didn’t take him long to find the very cup he wanted, and he bought three of | his wife. this, dear,.” he said to his better half. Mrs. Wetzstein took one glance at the cups and asked her husband why | the clerk didn’t give him brushes with the cups. Joe drank his coffee from they were hard to drink from. Now the Wetzsteins, who reside at | the MeDonald hotel, have three shav- {ing mugs on their kitchen shelf which i may be had by any Mandan residents {for the asking. (Rev. Fylling Will Hold Thanksgiving Services at Stone |__Rev. C. J. Fylling, pastor of the Mandan Lutheran church, Thursday | morning will conduct Thanksgiving ‘services at the Lutheran church in | Stone district, 20 miles southwest of i | Mandan. | Services will begin at 11 o'clock. A turkey dinner will be served at noon by women members of the church and a fancy work sale is scheduled for the afternoon at the church, Rev. Pylling says. Mandan Funeral for Mrs. Sarah MeWhirk Held This Afternoon Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Mc- ‘A warrant for the arrest of George | Whirk. 80, who died Thursday eve- ning following a paralytic strot:: Indian Xmas Cards a A. B. Welch, Mandan, probably will | feel a temporary pang of ¢!sappoint- | !ment Christmas morning when they | their receivers and more than 100 of | and took them home to} “Serve my coffee in these after} one of the thick cups and found that | eas es 7 | Second street northwest. Mandan, at! Dakota Power and Light company. | 2:30 o'clock this afvernson. Rev. Gilbert W. Stewart. pastor of the Mandan Presbyterlan church, wa: to officiate. The body tonight will be taken Livingston, Mont., Mrs. home, for fineral and burial services there. Mrs, McAuliff, who returned Sunday from St. Paul, where she had been in a hospitc! following an opera- Livingston services. Mrs. 8. E. Pepper. Seattle, Wash.. « ,other daughter, will leave Mandan ba for the Montana city for the rites. ‘Most of Loot Taken | From Nelson Farm Is Recovered by Officer All but three minor items of $1,000 worth of loot stolen two weeks ago from the Albin Nelson farm home {Near Mandan were recovered in Far- @o Mcnday by Sheriff Henry Handt- jmann. The articles were found at ;the home of Robert Misthke, held with W. T. Hopkins for alleged rob- bery of the West Fargo postoffice, grand larceny and burglary. William Langer, Bismarc! for Mischke, said the latter guilty to the Fargo charges and will not be returned to Morton county for } trial on a charge of ro2bing the Nel- {son home. FIRE DESTROYS RIX HOME j located on part of the parade ground of old Fort Abraham Lincoln, five | miles south of Mandan. Loss was Placed at $7,509 with $4,000 insurance. SCANDRETT TO VISIT MANDAN On behalt of the directors and o! jficers of the Northern Pacific r roed, Ben Scandrett, executive vi: President of the road, accepted an in- vitation by the Mandan Chamber of Commerce to attend the formal op- jening of the new railway station at | Mandan sometime in January, ', Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity | ee Mrs. Alice Bailey, juvenile commis- sioner, has returned from a business trip to Fargo. * Mr. and Mrs, Willam J. Skinner are parents of a dau: day at the Deaconess * Oe OR Grannison Tharp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tharp. who is a student at the University of North Dakota, has been named a member of the fresh- man debate squad. Dr. Lewis Palmer, surgeon with a government hospital in New York, is in Mandan for a visit with his unc! Grant Palmer. From Mandan Dr. Palmer will accompany his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Palmer to Califor- nia where they will spend the winter months, x oe OK A bridge party Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Jen- son, honored Mr. and Mrs. E. W. To- bin who will make their home in Dickinson in the future. was recently appointed manager of | the Dickinson office of the North ~ New Way to Wash Hair Stops Dandruff 1 No more embarrassing dandruff flak on dark clothes—no more thinnin hair caused by smothering dandrufi. Now you can be free from dandrufi just by washing your hair this amazing new wey. Fitch’s Dandruff Remover | Shampoo does two things—it dis- solves every bit of dandrt:i and re- moves it absolutely. When you rinse your hair, dandruff and dirt go to- gether! Regular 75c Size 69c Reguler $1.50 Size $1.29 Hall's Drug Store.—Adv. |ALL SORTS OF GOOD JOBS OPEN | While untrained persons gladly | ake any job they can get, graduates of Dakota Business College, Fargo, | step into positions like these: Ann Stutz begins as office manager, Isensee Motor Co.; Peter Bauman " to International Harvesters 1 ae Leach becomes assistant in the | County Auditor's office at Lisbons M. L. Leibel accepts a fine place at | the Farmers StateBank of Heil, Watch results of D. B. C. AC- TUAL BUSINESS training (copy- Lenape ea A pit es “Follow the Succe$Sful."” Winter | Term Dec. 2-9. Write F. L. Wat- { kins, Pres,, 806 Front St, Fargo. tongue clear, headache gone, tite back, bowels acting pleasantly, bilocs attack forgotten, For constipation, too, Better than any mere laxative, a as 25c. Make the test tonighs ee, Lake a Mnaaol, TAKE Vouge > > > 7-$8COND action MUMLESS RECEPTION o| MeWhirk*: | y | today Fire destroyed the H. J. Rix home, | Mr. Tobin | | Ca were played at three tables, | and score was held by Roy Dow. 1A gift was presonted Mr. and Mrs. | Tobin. { wk H Charles Finn, assisied by Richard Furness, E. H. Orcutt, | fir: Hunke and J. A. M » Were | ly es to the Mandan unit n Legion auxiliary. Reports of the | no ™M Mn Ha {i Vi ner- | formation to Wisconsin and THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1929 Political Publication To Succeed Magazine La Follette Publishes Madison, Wis. Nov. 26.—(4)—The ‘st issue of The Progressive, a week- | publication designed to give “in- the rthwest which is now denied and tion, will not be able to attend the | home talent show sponsored by the jSuppressed b- publications already in ‘unit were given, and ways of increas- | the field,” will appear this week, Wil- ing the membership discussed. a oe rs. J. E. Sullivan and Mrs. W. J. | | Sullivan entertained jointly ; bridge luncheon Saturday at the home | jie; of Mrs, J. E. Sullivan. 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MG Atwood’s Green Loaf Sugar, Tea, 1% Ib. re... 29C Q-lb. pkg. ... see 19c ATWOOD'S COFFEE DEMONSTRATION NOV. 27 Fresh Reasted—Fall Flavored Highest Quality Fresh Roasted 1 1b. 3 Ibs. 49c $1743 Lowest Price Full Flavored “Atwood’s for Mine Every Time” Fresh Frozen Strawberries and Cottage Cheese Large assortment of Holiday Nuts and Candtes (at low prices) Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Sweet Potatoes Celery Head Lettuce Radishes Green Onions Green Top Carrots Cucumbers Green Peppers Cauliflower Brussels Sprouts Ripe Tomatoes Parsely Cabbage Rutabagas Oysters - - Oysters - - Oysters Four Deliveries daily to all parts of the city, Thankagiving Specials Domedary Cranberry Sauce, per can ... Swansdown Cake Flour, per package . Minneopa Salad Dressing, per jar Minneopa Queen Olives, 16 oz. jar .....<:-excnecee Scharff's Chocolates, Blue Banner, 1 Ib. pkg. xvemgsex Standard Pack Corn, per can .....+seses000 , Pumpkin, No. 2 cans .. Head Lettuce, 2 heads