The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1930, Page 9

i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1930 He served So. Dakota ‘Potato — served since 1918. Watertown, S. D., Aug. 11—(@)—]| Dr. Gull king,” died in @ hospital here Sunday | America, has served the First Luth- at the age of 70. Death was due to|eran church here since 1911, coming ysis. | serve pestor for five years. ‘He was known throughout the state | Tnetallation of Dr. Gullixson as for his work in developing certified | president of the seminary is to take seed potato growing. place October 14. Mr. Sour served two terms in the \ South Dakota legislature and for 12| i years was Hamlin ominty obtamlasion- | Hard of Hearing, Is H er. Funeral services will be heid Killed Upon Tracks ‘Wednesday. Minot, N. D., Aug. 11—()-—Hans Has Liquor i in Car Vorland, 65,‘ farmer near Wellsburg. iW was instantly killed Saturday after- And Lands in Jai j noon by Great Northern train No. 2 | as he is ds ne tae the track Grand Forks, ND, D., Aug. 11.—()—| near that town. George Burton of St. Paul, Minn., was; Railroad officials in Minot, who arrested here last night and will be| obtained a report of the accident, said arraigned late today on a charge of| that they were told Vorland’s hearing transporting intoxicating liquor. was im| and that he apparently A search of Burton's automobile re-| did not hear the ft train vealed five gallons of alleged moon-} and warning w! shine, five empty glass jugs, two! Vorland lived only ‘2 short distance empty ten-gallon kegs and one empty | from Wellsburg and was on his way six-gallon keg. Burton said hecame| to town to obtain some machinery here from Ellsworth, Wis., but several | repairs when killed. checks in his possession, officers sai id, | Ton of Nath Deke en Omaha Pastor to Ra 11a toe midon, Succeed Gullixson | number of shelierbelts “have been planted on Slope bat ona g ave Minot, N. D., ‘aug. 1 11—(@)—Rev. R.|trees have made wonderful growt! J. Ulvilden of Omaha, Neb., has been | Wherever they have received reason- selected as pastor by the First Luth- | @ble care. eran church of Minot to succeed Dr. 7 TR 'T. F. Gullixson, who has resigned to| Urges Community become ‘president of Luther Theolog- Cl ub fe ‘or Ami don ical Seminary at St. Paul, Minn. The Rev. Mr. Ulvilden graduated Amidon, N. D., Aug. Aug. 11—()—Post- i Anton Ficker expresses the, from Luther college, Decorah, Iowa, in 1913 and from the Lutheran Theo-| master logical Seminary at St. Paul in 1916.' ae that Amidon should have a | “LUCKY 13” — Window WARD'S Only One and One-Half Days Left | INVITES YOU TO BISMARCK Harvest Day WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13TH Our Style Show will be presented at the City Auditorium at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. Miss Bismarck ° Winner of the Paramount-Tribune Popu- larity Contest, will head the style show wearing a dress given her as a symbol of good wishes from the Ohm Shop. Visit the Ohm Shop while here. We want you to see the most beautiful shop in town. * DRESSES AT $5.98 $9.98 $14.98 $17.98 MISHAP a his ino | The first transcontinental auto! badly bruised hardening of the arteries and paral- pene roe Pierre, S. D., where he had bed from San _Francisco ‘to New! severed nose as the result of an ose the asl f a tno" | Electricity Let Electricity Do The Job has the reputa- tion of being a fast worker. Harness him to these house- hold slaves. as pastor at Mercer, N. D.,|community club to advance the in-| York required 53. days, That was porn: accident north of here Sunday | White of Fargo, was < ’ for two years and then was called to terests of the town. Slope county, he only 27 years ago. vening. King Passes Away the charge at Omaha, where he has|says, has much to commend it to the} settler as well as the tourist, but has} llixson, who is vice president | suffered from a lack of publicity in| David Sour of Hayti, S. D., “potato|of the Norwegian Lutheran Churelr of | the past. 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