The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1930, Page 7

Chamber of Commerce Will! ; Elect Seven New Directors Newton, Dahners, Schultze, Ro- vig, Rea, Morck: and sTostevin Retire GOVERNOR SHAFER SPEAKS Mandan Organization Will Hold ‘Annual Banquet-Meeting “This Evening Seven new directors will be elected ‘at the annual meeting tonight of the Mandan Chamber of Commerce. ‘The annual session will open with @ banquet at the Lewis and Clark hotel with the business of electing the new directors scheduled to come dur- ing the banquet program, according to A. W. Furness, secretary. The ‘banquet is scheduled for 6:30 o'clock. Retiring directors are J. H. Newton, H. L. Dahners, F. C. R. Schultze, J. I. ~Rovig, F:. O. Rea, Oscar Morck, and E. A. Tostevin. Only Mr. Rea and , Mrs. Tostevin, who are completing the “unexpired terms of E. A. Erickson and John Hintgen, are eligible for Te- election. Governor George F. Shafer will be the feature speaker on the program. Caucuses for the establishment of new policies or altering present poli- cies of the association and for the se- lection of candidates for the directors’ offices were held yesterday and were being heJd here and there in Mandan toda: It 1: understood that the new board of directors will meet sometime Tues- day or Wednesday to consider pro- posed new policies and selection of a secretary. KILLDEER, BALFOUR BATTLE IN MANDAN Two Northern Teams Clash for Right to Compete in State Consolidated Meet . Mandan will see two championship high school basketball games at the state training school gymnasium this week, Tuesday night at 8-p, m. Killdeer end Balfour will clash for the title in their district and the right to com- pete in the state consolidated tourna- ment at Valley City this week-end. Each {s victor in its consolidated sub- district. Friday night Mandan and Bismarck will meet for the title in Region C and the right to enter the state tour- nament at Mandan March 21 and 22. Members of the Killdeer squad are John Ross, captain, and Joseph Ouk- rop, guards; Bruce Johnson, center; Lester Lawhead and Harold Sund, forwards; and James Ross, reserve. Killdeer’s record for the season fol- lows: Killdeer 30;Werner 0. Killdeer 21; Golden yeley 11 Killdeer 18; Dickinson 1: Killdeer 39; Dunn “ed 5.7 Killdeer 21; Golden Valley 7. Killdeer 31; Killdeer Independents Killdeer 17; Halliday 21, Killdeer 32; Dodge 17. Killdeer 32; Stanton 12. Killdeer 25; Halliday 12, Killdeer 33; Werner 13, Killdeer 28; Dodge 17. , Killdeer 45; Killdeer Independents 12. Killdeer 21; Stanton 19. Killdeer 25; Halliday 19. Killdeer 22; Golden Valley 21.” ‘The two teams are expected to ar- rive in Mandan tomorrow. It is prob- able that Mandan business men will arrange entertainment. for them, ac- cording to W. *, McClelland, superin- tendent of the training school, who is handling arrangements for the game. Hatton Woman Meets With Body Regarding Memorial to Eielson Mrs. A. A. Kjelland, Hatton, prom- inent in state American Legion Aux- iliary circles will meet with a Mandan committee at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in regard to a suitable me- morial for Carl Ben Eielson, Hatton’s world-famous flyer who met death in Siberia Nov. 9. ‘The Mandan committee probably will be made up of representatives of the Lions and Rotary clubs, American Legion and American Legion Auxil- jary, the Mandan city commission, and civic organizations. Governor Might Make Drawings for State Tourney = Week chanio team, however, has averaged 877 pins a fame compared to 844 for the restauranteurs. Members of the two teams follow: Western Auto—Tucker, Schultze, Klein, pains and Hertz; New Pal- ace—Psomas, G. Helbling, Erickson, Jelinek, and Olson. ANDREW PLAUSTON DIES AT SWEETBRIAR |e Native of Scotland Had Lived in Morton County for Last Twenty-six Years Andrew Plauston, 43, resident of Morton county for the last 26 years, died at his farm home near Sweet- briar at 2 a. m. Sunday, Death was due to a complication of diseases and heart trouble, from which he had suf- fered 10 years. Funeral services will be conducted at 1p. m. Wednesday at the Kennel- ly Funeral parlors, Mandan, with Rev. Gilbert W. Stewart, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Mandan, officiating. Interment will be made in the Mandan cemetery. Andrew Plauston was born in Ork- ney Island, Scotland, June 22, 1886. ‘When 17-years old he came to the United States, settling directly in Morton county, where he was em- Ployed in farming work. He was married in 1918. He leaves his widow and three children, Elsie, 10, Kenneth, 9, and Betty Jean, 7. He also leaves two brothers, James and Davis, both liv- ing near Sweetbriar, and five sisters.’ The sisters are Mrs. Richard W. Longfellow, Lewiston, Idaho; Mrs. E. E. LeGrant, Spokane, Wash.; Mrs. Joe Brown, Courtenay; and Mrs. J. L. ‘West and Mrs. Joseph McGinnis, both of Sweetbriar. Pallbearers will be chosen from among his intimate friends at Sweet- briar. Higgins Is Candidate For State’s Attorney. Milton K. Higgins has announced formally he will run for state’s at- torney of Morton county against Louis H. Connolly, incumbent. Gossip has had it the last few weeks that Mr. Higgins would be a candidate but he did not commit him- self until over the week-end. Mr. Higgins has practiced law in Mandan since 1926 and this year is federal census supervisor for the southwest- ern North Dakota district, HOLD TRACTOR SCHOOL Farmers in the vicinity of Mandan will gather at the Bingenheimer Mer- | cantile company, Mandan, at 10 o'clock Tuesday for the third annual pace and power farming school to be sponsored by that company. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT OR SALE—One modern 6 room house with double garage, also a boy’s bicycle in good condi- tion for sale. Call at 306 Eighth or phone 1215, FOR RENT—On ground floor, a 2 room furnished apartment with bath, also a 3 room furnished apart- ment with lavatory. Private en- trances. Call at 422 Fifth street. FOR RENT—Downstairs, duplex, 4 rooms, full basement, all modern, newly decorated. Garage and gard- en. Call at 402 Ave. C west. FOR RENT—Office room; rental rea- Pe nual Phone 359. Dah! Clothing yore SALE—At one-half price, beau- tiful 112 piece set- Syracuse china dishes, never unpacked, a snap. Mrs. 8. E. Bergeson, Bismarck, N. D. FOR RENT—Furnished room in mod- ern home. Good location. Phone 263 or call at 201 First street. FOR RENT——Eight room modern house, 608 Third istreet, Bismarck, N. D. Inquire at Marcovitz Army and Navy store, Mandan, N. D., or Phone Mandan 357. Avocados, introduced into Palestine from California, have been found to thrive near Jaffa. | basketball tournament sometime this | | week, it was: announced this morning by J. C. Sond. piperinvandent of schools and vice ‘president of THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, h MARCH 10, 1980 “GOVERNMENT PLANS PORHAITIDRAWNUP| 22, Involves Selection ‘Selection of Non-Polit, ical Candidates for Provi- sional Presidency Port Au Prince, Haiti, Mar. 10.—(>) —Plans for a provisional government to serve until the constitution may be: Te-established today promised ‘this | strife-torn. West Indfin republic, egress from the conditions to which it has complained for years. The plans are those drawn up by | the American investigating commis- sion in collaboration with govern- ment and opposition elements here. They have the definite approval in principle of President Hoover and Louis Borno also. A statement issued to the Haitian press by the commission mentions the.) - Teatures of the arrangement, which involved selection of a rfeutral and non-political candidate for the pro- visional presidency. The provisional president then would call a popular election at the earliest possible date, resigning when the new legislature ‘was constituted in order that that body might elect a president for a normal complete term. Although the commission's state- ment did not mention the fact it is known that the plan contemplates ultimate replaceryent of the Amer- ican military high commissioner, Brigadier General John H. Russell, by a civilian minister of the diplomatic, service. "The ‘commissioners said that they hoped to see Haiti back on a constitu- tional peaceful basis again with a period of three months. It was con- sidered certain that negotiations to end American occupation of the island would begin within a short time. MERGER COMPLETED St. Paul, Minn., Mar. 10—(4)—The First Bank Stock corporation has ac- quired the Northwestern Acceptance corporation of St. Paul and the lat- ter concern will consolidated with the first Bancredit corporation. NAME JAMESTOWN WOMAN St. Louis, Mo., Mar. 10.—(4#)—Mrs. Winifred Morris of Jamestown was named chairman for North Dakota to handle an American Red Cross cam- paign this week to recruit a nursing service. —_——— Announcement for Stomach Sufferers Stomach sufferers in Bismarck and vicinity will be glad to learn that Hall's Drug store, Bismarck, No Dakota, has been appointed excl: distributor in Burleigh and countigs for Pfunder’s Tablets, w have gained aitenviable reputation throughout the United States in the relief of stomach ‘digorders. Have Hall's Drug store tell you about them, or write F. H. Pfunder, Inc. 1914 Nicollett Ave. Minneapolis, “Minn. jerisis Reichstag Majority \On Young Pl Plan Sought Berlin, Mar. 10.—dP)—Considerable ‘uncertainty exists here as to whether @ Reichstag majority can be found for the Young plan and associated legis- lation on the second reading of the the bills, originally set for today but post- poned because of the acknowledged intil tomorrow. Chancellor Hermann Mueller Sun- day failed in his efforts to harmon:ze differences between parties of the coalition on the Young plan and fi- nancial reforms, and he finally broke off his discussions with the other par- ty leaders. THREE WOMEN ARE KILLED BY BANDITS -Shanghai, Mar. 10.—(#)—Three Finnish women missionaries of the Ching-England missionary © have died at the hi of bandits who captured them more than a month ago as they traveled by boat from Changshu to Kianfu. One of the three, Miss Cajander, died after three days privation and exposure. The two others, Misses Ingman and Dhedengren, were killed by their captors. A few weeks prior to their death the two last named were saved tem- porarily from capture by Chinese friends who bricked them up in a Has Made Good with MILLIONS! for over 38 years 25 ounces tor 25¢ Pure — Economical Efficient MILLIONS OF POUNDS ED BY OUR GOVERNMENT DAAAAAAAADAAAZ A Welcome to Greater Bismarck Is Extended to The New Sweet Shop By the Grand Pacific Eat Shop “Now Mark When the car Bismarck” wall while brigands looted the house. | WYOMING GALLOWS ENDS KILLER'S LIFE Rawlins, wyo, 1 Mar. 10.—)— Joseph Brownfield, 54, was hanged at night, the seventh man in the history of the institution to pay the supreme Penalty. He stepped on the tray at 12:18 a. m., and was pronounced dead at 12:33 . by Dr. Raymond Bar- ber, prison physician, Brownfield was convicted of the murder of Theodore Thomas last No- vember. He shot Thomas and then assaulted Mrs, Thomas last July. Valley City Supports - Hatton Eielson Plans Fargo, N. D., Mar. 10.—(?)—With @ local advisory committee selected and opening arrangements out of the way, Valley City has decided to give gcse Phone 279 BUTTER, 1-4 lb. prints, CARNATION MILK, tall, 3 cans .... RAISINS, 4 Ib. pkg., seedless .... SALMON, DILL PICKLES, quart jar . COCOA, I.G. A., 2 lb. box ” 29c 35c DELIVERIES: A. M. — 9:30 - 11 2:30 - 4:30 — P.M. Your 1.G.A.Store SALMON, Tall Pink, lb. can..... LYON’S BEST OR CLIMAX These brands are special patent flour made for those people who appreciate the est. Test these flours in your own kitchen. We guaran- tee they will make better baked foods than any other flour. Cost More - Worth It! RUSSELL- MILLER MILLING CO. the Carl Ben Eielson association, Inc., its full support. Citizens have been assured accord- ing to information sent to Fargo, that the. plan to purchase the plane flown by Eielson and Wilkins in the far north will ‘be given the fullest atten- tion by the federal government, and they now will devote their time to i the state prison shortly after mid- | Packing the North Dakota project. the advisory committee at Valley City. They are T. Melvin Lee, C. E. Johnson, E. E. Decrosse, Percy Trub- shaw, Charles Robertson, Dr. William | Moore, Fred Fredrickson, I. J. Moe, L. T. Sproul, Dr. F. L. Wicks and James Nielson. FAVORABLE TO RANKIN Washington, Mar. 10.—(?)—The nomination of Wellington D. Rankin for reappointment as district attorney for Montana was reported favorably to the senate today by the judiciary committee after a dismissal of pro- tests against him. Parcels Delivered Quickly Delivery Rates 15c WE DO TRUNK CHECKING AT REASONABLE RATES CALL 944 For Service | Mabel Brummitt, American teacher. 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