The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1930, Page 3

* MOBRDDGE MAY GE ~ SOLDER MONIMENT and " thurough halt- Fifty years with young people and get away with it. Not to- , however. Modern youngsters de- mand truth. They want you to give them the facts, straight. They don't understand beating around the bush; in fact, they are apt to misunder-| 12) $5,000 Edifice Would Be Erect- io almost to the point of ‘trag- ed: Near Site. of Lake Shetak Rescue ‘Mobridge, 8. D, Jan aie ‘29.—A bill has been introduced in the house which provides for an appropriation of $5,- 000 for the erection of a suitable mon- ument to the Fool soldiers at. the Place of the rescue of the Lake Shetak captives near Mobridge. The bill was introduced at the request of J. W. Parmley of Ipswich, prsident of the state historical society. Mrs. Daley, Mrs. Wright, and six white children were made captives by ‘White Lodge, a chief of the Santees in the Minnesota Massacre of 1862, and were rescued by 11 young Indians, the oldest of whom was only 21 years, and returned to their relatives. ‘These . young men were Kills and Comes, Four Bear, Swift Bear, Charging Dog, Mad Bear, Pret- ty Beer, Red Dog, One Rib, Strikes Fire, Sitting Bear. The young. men also attained distinction among their people in the Cheyenne Reservation in the Custer war and the Messiah Craze, standing as a wall of rock be- tween the hostiles and white ae ment. The rescuers came upon the Santee band and their captives near the city of Mobridge on the east side of the river in the bend below the mouth of the Grand river. The exact spot of the Santee camp was on what is now the “Bertel Olson farm near here. Several, years ago a small unobstruc- tive mark was placed at this cite but was later moved to the city park by enterprising residents of Mobridge. Cunningham Head of South Dakota Bank Mobridge, 8. D., Jan. 29.—Ofticers and directors were elected of the Se- curity National bank of an annual j meeting held this week as follows: G. Vv. Cunningham, president; P. F. Gores, vice president; John G. Bal- lord, of the Wallace-Ballord Lumber company of Minneapolis, E. E. Elshire, P. F. Gores, G. V. Cunningham, Kathrine Cunningham, directors. L AT THE MOVIES | | PARAMOUNT THEATRE Joan Crawford, who has finally gotten away from the “debutante bored with life” sort of role in “Un- tamed,” her first all-talking picture, now being shown at the Paramount Theatre, doesn’t believe that “wild youth” is really so very wild. “You know, I've found out that most people think the so-called ‘wild’ period of youth is a permanent thing, and not just a passing phase brought on by some outside situation. “But older folks just don't seer: to understand modern kids, and that causes all the trouble, And this brings us down to the ~|statement that “Untamed” is Joan Crawford's latest. CAPITOL THEATRE If Ziegfeld glorified ‘all the girls in to have been in his famous Follies at one time, he Would be a Methuselah—and producer of 10,000 shows. However, a bona fide Ziegfeld beauty does appear every now ad | yy, then, and Radio Pictures captured four of them for the sparkling mus- ical comedy, “Tanned, Legs,” coming to the Capitol Theatre tonight. And @ fifth staged the dances, She is Pearl Eaton, BKO dance -director, and member of the famous Eaton wee includes Mary, Charles The four who appear before the camera are Ann Pennington, Helen Kaiser, Kay English and Anna Karina. | QUICKLY STOPS DREADED | COUGHING Coughing won't _bi bother you this feet it you keep Foley’s Honey and Compound on hand. Whether | Soa cough results from a cold, irri- | tated bronchial tubes, tickling throat, troublesome night coughs or a con- stant nervous hacking; each dose of Foley’s Honey and Tar carries its curative demulcent virtues into di- Beekeepers to Hear | Prominent Speakers At National Meeting Fargo, N. D., Jan. 20.—Prominent peakers from all parts of the country have been secured for the program of the American Honey Producers’ League convention to be held at Mil- waukee, Wis., Feb. 4, 5 and 6, accord- ing to Prof. J. A. Munro, secretary- treasurer of the organization and entomologist at North Dakota Agri- cultural college. Subjects relating to honey, co-operative marketing and Somseping ind of bey ar the to the lus' of the count will be covered. at Speakers secured include Dr. H. E, Barnard, president of the American loney Institute; Dr. M. C. Tanquary, brags charge of beekeeping at the Uni- versity of Minnesota, president of the! ‘League; Jas. I,. Hambleton, Bee Cul- ture Laboratory; A.W. B, Kjosness, manager of. the Mountain States Honey Producers’ association; Lewis Parks, president of the Bee Inustries Association of America; and Prof. F. E, Millen, Provincial apirarist of On- tario, ‘The American Honey Institute will meet Feb. 3 and the Apiary Inspec- tors of America will meet the same day or during the time. of the’ Leaguc program of Feb. 4-6. NAME EPISCOPAL BISHOP pieces Columbus, O., Jan. 29.—(#)—Rev. Henry Wise Hobson, pastor of All- Saints church, at Wooster, Mass., to- day was elected bishop coadjutor for the southern Ohio diocese of the Episcopal church at a meeting of clergy and laymen here. Girls Songs ... Beauty and Pep All the lavish thrills the talking screen can give poured with spendthrift hand into one gorgeous, romantic drama! Radio’s dazzling bath- ing beauty revue! rect contact with the irritated sur- faces, and gives instant aes Feels good to the throat, warms and com- forts. No opiates, mildly laxative. Ask for Foley's. Sold everywhere—Adv. North Carolina track and field athy letes will spend-a week of spring training.at the University of Florida, Gainesville. A dual meet will end the training period March 29. Check them quickly with the universal standard \j remedy for colds, It is dependable and safe.. Grove’'s $0¢ at all druggiets Laxative “Parents very seldom sit down and} _ talk directly with their children of eighteen or thereabouts. 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