The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1930, Page 3

WHEAT SEEDING FAR AMEAD OF LAST YEAR Soo Line Says Soil Conditions Are Favorable, Work Pro- ¥ gressing Rapidly Wheat seeding in the Bismarck ‘rea this year is far ahead of that done last year at this time in most instances, it was reported today by Bismarck officials of the Soo Line} railway. Soil conditions are “very favorable,” field work is progressing rapidly, and pastures are greening rapidly, the re- port continues. Precipitation since Jan. 1 is 1.37 inches, a deficiency of .34 of an inch, the officials say. Last year precipi- ‘ation at this time totaled 1.87 inches. Percentages of wheat already follows: Drake to Max 85 cent compared to 70 to 80 per last year at this time; Douglas to Sanish 60 to 80, same in this year because of heavy rains. The Soo estimates wheat acreage has been decreased 10 per cent, this acreage being seeded with flax and feed, with a small percentage of sum- mer fallowing. | AT THE MOVIES as CAPITOL THEATRE Never, perhaps, in the history of motion pictures, has a wedding cere- mony been staged with the attention to detail that marked this beautiful and colorful affair which is to be seen and heard in “Such Men Are Dangerous,” due at the Capitol The- atre tonight. The church setting, alone, was a masterpiece. Another laurel wreath in the crown of the Fox Films tech- nical department. The vested choir, || years and was postmaster at Napo- sical comedy led to their being cas! in “Spring Is Here,” which will be ot at the Paramount Theatre Fri- Nancy Carroll Chest Contest to Be Staged While Film Is. Here with the appearance here of the Nancy Carroll film, ‘ First National bank of Napoleon, F. B. Heath, cashier of the bank, has a1 nounced. The bank recently affiliat- bt with the Northwest Bancorpora- jon. In 1903 Mr. Laney acted as agent for the late Judge N. C. Young in the. purchase of the bank, then known as the Stock Growers bank, from De- Laney brothers. Mr. Laney served as sheriff for Logan county for eight leon for 10 years. The last few years he has been located at Bismarck, al- though he has maintained his voting residence at Napoleon. North Carolina used 618,130 feet of lumber last year. ‘which precedes the bridal party to the altar, is the actual choir of the Rev. Neal Dodd’s church—St. Mary- of-the-Angels. ‘Then on the arm of Claude Allister —her sister's husband—comes the radiant bride-elect, Catherine Dale Owen. Never in all the countless mo- tion picture weddings has one been permitted to behold a more beautiful bride-to-be. Sophie Wachner, designer and cre- ator of the costumes worn by the girls in Fox Films productions, fairly cutshone herself in the creation of Miss Owen's wedding gown. Heavy cream white satin—ivory bridal satin —was used in fashioning the model. The bodice was of tight. fitting—with Jong sleeves and both the V-shaped neck and the cuffs were of real Alen- conslace. At the hip line the fullness for the skirt was attached. In the back the fullness lengthened..into 4. train. The bridegroom — Warner Baxter— and his best man, Albert Conti, were in conventional Prince Albert clothes. PARAMOUNT THEATRE Fate seems to have played a part in bringing about the professional union of Bernice Claire and Alex- ander Gray. On the stage, as well as in pictures, they are to teaming together. Each is thor- oughly familiar with the method of the other, an understanding which goes a long way towards bringing about a smooth performance. enne Segal, who was taken ill. ander Gray happened to be playing the leading male role in that attrac- tion. It also happened that when Mr. Gray was asked to take a screen test, Miss Claire accompanied him to the Vitaphone Studios in Brooklyn, in order that they might sing their duets together. 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