The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1930, Page 7

' 4 THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1980 - vz MANDAN NEWS :: Old Settlers of Grant and Morton Plan J. M. Hanley, J. T Nelson, Si- mon Pederson, J. G. John- & son to Speak Preparations are made for a gala day in Carson June 14th for the Fifth Annual Old Settlers Picnic of Grant ‘and Morton counties. There will be plenty of amusement throughout the day for all who at- tend. A place is being provided for every- one, who attends, to register and give the date of their locating in either of the counties. A card with the name, ldress and date of location will be tven those who register. Any resi- dent may register of either Grant or Morton counties regardless of their Jength of residence. - “* The oldest gentleman settler and the newest baby boy that registers at the Kelly Mercantile Store during the day will receive a prize. The man will get any pair of shoes in the store and the baby a jacket or wool sweater. The oldest lady settler and youngest baby girl that registers at Schweigert’s I. G. A. Store in Carson during the day will also receive a premium. The lady will be given five yards of black dress goods and the baby girl an Esmon* blanket. Register at the above places of business for the prizes when you come to town and return at 5 o'clock in the afternoon and the ‘prize will be awarded. The cpeakers for the day are Hon. J. M. Hanley of Mandan, J. T. Nelson of Glen Ullin, Simon Pederson of Leith and J. G. Johnson of Lark. Program For the Day 10 a, m.—Band concert by Carson band. 10:30 a. m.—Speaking in Orpheum. 12:00—Dinner_ hour. 1:30 p. m—Band concert at Ball Park. 1:45—Ball Game, New Salem vs. Carson. 3:45—Half mile horse race; $25 or Pfnore, first; $10, second; and $5, third. 4:45—Foot races of all ages with liberal prizes. Tug of war between farmers of Morton and Grant gounties. . 6:00—Supper hour. '7:00—Band concert. 7:30—Picture show. 9:00—Dance with music by high class orchestra. Wolf Chase Feature Of Rodeo at Yucca A wolf chase will be one of the features of the rodeo which will be staged at Yucca, half way between Mandan and Center, June 7 and 3, it has been announced. Twenty greyhounds and wolf Annual Picnic). hounds will compete in a race, prizes going to the winners. Many rodeo features are planned. The program begins at 2 p. m. Saturday. 'WRS, A, LANTERMAN DEAD IN CALIFORNIA Wife of Mandan Capitalist Lived in North Dakota for 86 Years Mrs. Margaret Lanterman, 78, wife of Albert Lanterman, Mandan capi- talist, died at her home in Los Angeles yesterday, according to word | received in Mandan today. Mrs. Lanterman came to Hillsboro, N. D., as a bride from New Jersey in 1882. In 1884 the family moved to Mandan. and resided there until two years ago, when the Lantermans moved to the Pacific coast. She was active in D. A. R., and | Presbyterian church circles in North Dakota. Left are her husband, and @ son, E. R. Lanterman, of Beverly Hills, Calif. Mrs. E..A. Ripley, wife of the president of the Farmers State bank, Mandan, of which Albert Lanterman was one of the founders, is a niece of Mrs. Lanterman., When founded, the Farmers State bank was known as the State Bank of Morton county. No details of funeral plans are known in Mandan. DeMolay and Rainbow Groups in Mandan Are \Dancing Party Hosts About 50 couples, 30 from Mandan and 20 from Bismarck, attended the program dancing party given in the Mandan Masonic temple last evening by the Wowaste chapter of DeMolay, Mandan, and the Mandan Rainbow girls for the Bismarci: DeMolay and Rainbow organizations. Phonograph music amplified was a | substitute for an orchestra, according | to Lawrence Welsh, president of the | Mandan group. Several feature | dances were on the program. North Dakota Man Is Featured in Picture On Screen in Mandan A North Dakota man will appear in a film at the Palace theatre, Mandan, Friday and Saturday. He is Douglas Galloway, son of F. | E. Galloway, of the North Dakota “TRYI in your own PORCELAIN SPINNER Just let it handle one week’s ing in your own home—and you will understand why housewives everywhere say it is the greatest time and labor-saver ever built. No words or pictures can do it home.. ‘wash- ABC Companion World’s finest wringertype Porcelain washer. Also fur- nished with built-in gasoline motor. ” justice! It's NEW —it's completely AUTOMATIC! And it’s amazingly easy to own! Think of ail the things this marvelous no-wringer ‘washer does: washes—blues—removes suds—rinses —starches—and dries for the line! SPECIAL introductory OFFER limited time only COME IN TODAY | Champion of Mandan; | nn state highway commission. Known in Hollywood as Norman Selby, he will appear in “Loose Ankles,” which features Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and Loretta Young. He has a prominent part throughout the all-talking pro- duction. Mr. Galloway visited in Mandan and Bismarck last summer on his from Paris to Hollywood and danced at the Dome pavilion. He was born in Bismarck. = |Billy Broderick Is_ | | Dandelion Picking | Billy Broderick, 13, is the champion dandelion picker of Mandan. He was detlared winner by Mandan businessmen who sponsored the con- test and awarded prizes. About 75 boys who participated in the contest gleaned more than a ton of dande- lions. Billy is the son of L. C. Brod- erick, Mandan. RAVNOSIS MANDAN'S BUILDING INSPECTOR Succeeds E. R. Griffin, Re- signed; Building and Gas | Ordinance Passed Sig. P. Ravnos is Mandan'’s new building inspector. Ravnos was appointed by the Man- dan city commissioners in regular) meeting last night after the resigna- tion of E. R. Griffin had been accepted. Mr. Griffin resigned because of dif- | ficulty in arranging his schedule of | work so that he could look after the | building inspection work. Mr. Ravnos also is superintendent of the Mandan waterworks. William Courtemanck, paving ex- | pert of the Haggart Construction company, Fargo, in a short address before the commissioners last eve- ning explained the company’s plan in regard to some resurfacing work to be done. Contracts for the laying of three blocks of alley paving in paving districts 15, 16, and 17 were awarded the Haggart firm last night. An ordinance amending the build- ing laws of Mandan, prohibiting the leaving of building materials on side- walks, streets, or other pcrsons’ prop- erty without special permission from the city commission, was passed. A gas ordinance also was passed. An agreement between the city and the Montana Dakota Power company in regard to the coming gas line was ordered sent to the gas company for signature, according to W. H. Seitz, city auditor. Atrangements for the sale of pav- ing warrants in districts 12 to 17 in- clusive were made. The warrants in each district are to be sold for sums between $1,300 and $1,400. : City Engineer E. R. Griffin's esti- mates on costs for paving in districts 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, and 17 were accepted, as well as monthly reports Dr. R. S. Enge Chiropractor Drugless Physician Lucas Block from the city building inspector, weigher, police chief, and police mag- istrate. The usual grist of monthly bills was passed. : Brant, Olsness, and Smith Speak at Party Rally in Mandan Soon A Nonpartisan political rally will be held in Mandan June 9, with talks scheduled by E. H. Brant, Nonparti- san candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, and by other League candidates. Chief and Sheriff Off for Fugitives! Chief Chris J. Martineson and| Sheriff Rollin Welch have left for Salina, Kansas, to birng back the three soldiers arrested there on a charge of stealing the automobile of Robert Byrne, secretary of state. The officers went by train and expect to' drive back in the Byrne car. New Ore Deposit Is Discovered in Alaska of here in northern British Columbia. The discovery was made by George Drapich, old time Yukon miner, on the eastern bank of the stream near the village of Glenora. Early arrivals in the district have already staked 32 claims, while a large number of min- ers will leave here on the next boat. One of the veins is about 30 feet wide, reports received here said. Sam- ples brought down by Drapich ran | $49.44°In copper, $3.20 in gold and in- dicated a silver content of about five j ounces to the ton. | There are several species of fish of these is the gurnard, found in the |New Jersey Suggests Morrow for President Trenton, N. J., June 5—(P)—A Presidential boom for Dwight W. Morrow. ambassador to Mexico apd candidate for the Republican sena- torial nomination in New Jersey, has been launched here. With Mr. Morrow occupying a seat on the platform at a political rally last night, Edward C. Stokes, former governor of New Jersey, and Dr, John {Grier Hibben, president of Princeton capable of climbing out of water. One | university, advanced his name as a white house possibility. Mr. Morrow thanked Mr. Stokes and Dr. Hibben for their complimen- tary statements which, he said, left him “almost speechless.” NAMED TO PAROLE BOARD Washington, June 5.—(?)—Arthur D. Wood, commissioner of pardons for Michigan, has been selected as one of the three members of the new fed- eral parole board. R. R. Smit’, Nonpartisan candidate for state auditor, and 8. A. Olsness, candidate for reelection, also will speak. The rally will be held in the afternoon. Wrangell, Alaska, June 5.—(?)— Lured by discovery of a body of ore believed to contain copper, gold and silver, worth $60 a ton, prospectors are rushing to the Cassiar district 100 miles up the Stikine river, northeast Mandan and Bismarck Diamondball Teams to Play ‘Rubber’ Contest Toman’s Tailors, joint leaders in the Mandan Diamondball league, and the North Dakota Power and Light aggregation, Bismarck leaders, must Play one more game to decide supre- | macy. In a game played in Bismarck last night, the Capital City team scored ), @ 17 to 9 victory over the Mandan club. The two clubs will meet in the “rubber” contest next Wednesday eve- ning. . Mandan won the first game be- tween the two, the score being 16 to 15 in an extra-inning affair. Batteries last evening were: Man- dan, Smith and Wagner; Bismarck, Dave Cook and A. Brown. Smut-Free Wheat | Premium Proposed} Jamestown, N. 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