The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1930, Page 7

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1930 | :: MANDAN NEWS ‘ MANDAN WHITE SOX. SCHEDULING GAMES Home Contests Planned by In- dependent Crew for Com- ing Summer Mandan is assured of some home baseball games this spring and sum- mer. George J. Grainer, manager of the Mandan White Six, independent paseball team, is busy arranging a schedule of home games for the Mor- ton county seat fans. Clashes are being arranged with Linton, Mott, Flasher, Grove Giants, Hebron, Napoleon, Hazelton, Stras- burg, Wishek and other Slope clubs. Players who are practicing each evening are Andy Knoll and Eph Owens, catchers; Tom Rogers and D. Texas, pitchers; Jerome Schaff, Jack Dilger, Eddie Herrning, John Sinkula and Bill Jordre, infielders; Les Ste- vens, Freddie Kist and Harold Lep- pert, outfielders. RECREATION CAMP IS PLANNED FOR WOMEN June 24, 25, 26 and 27 at H. T. Ranch in Bad Lands Time Set for Vacation Carson, N. D., May 15.—Farm wom- en of seven Missouri Slope counties will combine recreation and study at western North Dakota's first wom- en’s recreation camp at the H. T. ranch in the Bad Lands June 24, 25, 26, and 27. Counties participating will be Adaias, Bowman, Hettinger, Golden Valley, Grant, Slope, and Stark. Interesting demonstrations, talks, stunts, handwork, and play will fill each day’s program. Open house will be conducted the last day of the en- campment, with husbands and chil- dren of the women in camp invited to attend. Agricultural agents of the seven counties are cooperating with the state extension department of the North Dakota Agricultural college to make the camp @ success. The fee to cover costs of meals and lodging will be small, and each wom- an is expected to bring her own sheets, blankets, pillow cases, and per- sonal toilet articles. STARK TAX BATTLE COMING BEFORE PUGH Hearing on Injunction in Man- dan Case Set for Sioux County June 3 Arguments on whether or not the temporary injunction granted by Judge H. L. Beery in the Mandan- Anna J. Stark tax squabble should| — be made permanent will be made be- fore Judge Thomas H. Pugh, Dickin- son, in Sioux county district court June 3. This was announced today by C. F. Kelsch, acting, attorney for the city of Mandan. The term originally was scheduled to open May 27, but has been postponed, Mr. Kelsch said. John F, Sullivan, another Mandan at- torney, is counsel for Mrs. Stark. Judge Berry's injunction restrains the Morton county auditor and treas- urer from receiving tax payments from Mrs. Stark other than those ‘ipulated by the Mandan city equal- ization board and also restrains Mrs. Stark from making payments not authorized by the city. board. The injunction was issued upon the city’s application when county com- missioners reduced the assessment on Mrs, Stark's property in Mandan by approximately half. Part of the re- duction authorized by the county commissioners was approved by the state tax commissioner. Fred Swanson Leaves For State Track Meet Fred Swanson, Mandan high school athlete, this morning left Mandan for Grand Forks where tomorrow and Saturday he will participate in the State track and field meet at the University. Swanson will join Wilferd Lilli- bridge and John Randall, other Man- dan athletes, at Grand Forks. The Wide Choice Our patrons appre- ciate the opportunity to select garments and other accessor- ies from the complete stock on display in our showroom. They are always able to find something which is perfectly satisfactory. Prices are a mat- ter of your own choice. Ni uy New Perry Ry iimeral Home Phone 687 SN 208 Fifth Street ya Camp Chan Owapi some time during june. June 5, the court of honor will be held. It is expected that many scouts |Charges of Assault and |Battery Against Jarvis, will present themselves before this) McCormick Dropped court for their second class and first |class merit badges. Dr. Percy is chair-| Proceedings against William Mc- man of the court. Cormick and Ralph Jarvis, Mandan, A handicraft contest will be run|who were charged with assault and during the summer months ending in jbattery, have been dropped, it was a handicraft exposition in August. | announced this morning by Louis H. The 12 classes of entrees are: model |Connolly, Morton county state's at- aeroplanes, model ships, model log | torney. cabins, bird houses, leathercraft arti-| Warrants for the arrest of the pair cles, archery sets, knot boards, totem | were sworn out Tuesday but the com- Poles, model bridges, carved or whit- jplainant has“decided not to appear OFFICER FOR SCHOOL, jawarded for the first three prizes in nection with the “slugging” of Jack bn bed nee other prizes will be |LaRue, night clerk at the ddd and i +f , 8nnounc later. |Clark hotel, Mandan, shortly after Resolution Setting Forth Argue)" It is planned to have a patrol of midnight Tuesday morning, i ment Is Presented to Man- dan City Dads other members of the team left Man- |dan Tuesday. Athletic Director Leonard C. Mc- Mahan will not be in Grand Forks | when his team participates, eight scouts act as a demonstration | team at the M ty fair. | Par i These eight will be picked from tne Prevent Bloat Giving best scouts of Mandan’s four troops. A resolution drawn up by a com- Na bat ot A ppt eg “S| ‘Wor, tecrsdk Wee mittee representing the Mandan Par- | 40, | sy pro Tint ;40, will attend the third period, be- | ent-Teachers association requesting {ginning July 8. | Carson, N. D., May 15.—Give your traffic patroling in the vicinity of the} The Mandan district committee cattle plenty of food and water, give high school a the nose hour 6a consists of H. K. Jensen, F. P. Homan, ‘them access to a strawstack, and be hool ps iDr. Percy, Dr. Rowley, A. R. Wein- ‘sure the fields are dry before you School ‘days was presented to the |handl and H. C. Schulte. {turn the animals loose in sweet clover Mandan city commission in its regular | cai weekly meeting last evening. - The resolution was referred to Po- lice Commissioner Oscar Morck, ac- cording to W. H. Seitz, auditor. Little business was completed at last night's session, though it lasted almost three hours, Mr. Seitz said. A resolution of necessity regarding paving of an alley in paving district No. 18 was passed, the ordinance | creating the district was passed, and | plans and specifications for the work | in the district presented by City Engineer E. R. Griffin were approved. Mr. Griffin's plans and specifica- | tions for work in repaving district | {No. 1 also were approved. The commissioners granted the H. } C. Kinzel Tire shop permission to in- stall another gasoline tank and pump and passed a few bills to complete | the business of the evening. | MANDAN SCOUTS ON CONTEST PROGRAM Summer Activities to Include Field Day Added to Patrol It’s easier to build fences with RED TOP inve POSTS DRIVE a single day one man unassisted can drive 200 to 300 Red Top posts—and align them perfectly. They reduce a week’s fencing job to a single day. Eliminate the back breaking post hole digging and make fence ‘The Red Top te your as- FETAMIRea a pont ood enough to guarantee. Competition Now On | Mandan’s Boy Scouts are going to j be very active for the rest of the jmonth of May to keep up with the program outlined last evening by the Mandan distzict committee. May 22, a picked group of scouts will attend a meeting of the Elks lodge and put on @ demonstration of scouting activ- jities. They will broadcast weekly programs over KCGU every Wedses- day afternoon at 5:30. The scouts are planning to turn out in force for the Memorial day parade. May 31 will end the patrol contest between the various troops. The win- ners will not be announced, however, until after the field day, June 3. This jevent will be an all-day outing to be attended by all of Mandan’s patrols. They will leave the city early Tues- day morning, June 3, aad will spend {the morning in games and in prepara- {tions for the cooking of the noni meal. During the afternoon will be Prominent studs rovide + Top fastener holds wire to the post witha Vise-like grip. building and repair a one man odd-time job. And Red Tops last long in the fence line— have more strength than you will probably ever need—are made of the same tough steel used in railroad rails and are properly de- signed to hold the fence in steady security year in and year out. Come in and let us show you on an actual post the exclusive features that make Red Top the best steel post your money can buy— the reinforcing rib running the full length of the post for extra strength—the accurately placed, prominent studs that prevent the fence from being rooted up or ridden down—the easy driving triangular anchor plate which furnishes a firm underground foundation for the post and the rust resisting aluminum me- tallic finish which is baked on for permanence conducted a field day contest of ten soouting events. The winners will, receive additional points on “their | patrol contest, and the patrol winning the contest will spend a week-end at Central Lumber Co. A. C. HARKE, Manager Bismarck, N. Dak. 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That is the advice given farmers by Theodore Martell, Grant county | agricultural agent. Bloatigg is most common in spring and fall, he says. “Legume pastures wet with dew or rain are most likely | to cause bloat, but hungry cattle have been known to bloat on legume past- ures in the afternoon when the feed was dry,” he says. Exercise or puncturing the paunch with a trocar are the remedies Mar- tell suggests for bloating. J. W. Riley for county judge. (Pol. Adv.) | Ash hauling, black dirt and| fertilizer. Phone 1132-W. T.! M. Burch. | Special Notice: As I have purchased the A. B. Rief Harness and Repair Shop on Thayer Ave, I kindly ask all patrons having work done on saddles, harness and shoes kindly come in and get same. All work is ready to go out. W. R. COLLIS To the Voters of Burleigh County: U hereby announce myself didate for the office of SHERIFF at the primary election to be held June 25, 1930. Your Vote and support will be appreciated. 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