The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1931, Page 3

MANDAN NEWS EXPECT MANY FOR MANDAN GOLF MEET Shotmakers From Western N. D. Will Enter Tournament Sun- day and Monday - A record entry list is expected to participate in the third annual in- vitational tournament over the Man- dan municipal golf course Sunday and Monday, Art Olson, professional * and manager of the tournament, an- nounced Friday morning. Seventy-two entered the tourney last year and Olson expects that number. to be exceeded this season. Paul Cook, Bismarck, defending champion, probably will not partici- bate as he is at Detroit Lakes, Minn., this week-end playing in the Pine to Palm tournament. Entrants will qualify for the various flights in 18 holes Sunday forenoon. ‘The first two rounds in the champ- ionship flight will be over nine holes and all matches in the title flight . after that will be over 18 holes. The first two rounds will be played Sun- day afternoon, the final match being scheduled for Monday afternoon. One of the features will be the team tournament. Each town or city represented by five men or more will designate five men as its team. ‘The qualifying scores of these five will be used in figuring the team; score, the team with the lowest medal score winning. Another feature is the professional match beginning about 4 p. m. Sun- day. Eighteen holes will be played, with Olson, Harold Clasen of the Minot County Club, Tom O'Leary, Bismarck Country Club, and Bob Hunsick, Dickinson County Club, participating. Almost a score of golfers are ex- pected in the meet from Dickinson, and Bismarck, New Salem, Glen Ullin, Hebron, New England, Beulah, Fort Yates, and other Slope commun- ities will be represented also, ac- cording to Olson, who says the Man- dan course never was in better shape than it is now. MANDAN CARAVAN T0' MAKE TRIP T0 HAZEN; More Than 25 Automobiles Will Leave Sunday for Mercer i County Picnic More than 25 automobiles carrying; over 100 Mandan citizens Sun- day morning will leave Mandar in a earavan for Hazen, where the Man- day party will join residents of Ha- ven, Beulah, Stanton and other parts of Mercer county in their annual Picnic. * i Included in the Mandan party will be the municipal band, under the di- rection of Ralph Law, and the male chorus, also directed by Law. ‘The two Mandan organizations are on the entertainment program. All will bring picnic lunches and parti- cipate in the program arranged at the Mercer county community. The Mandan group will meet at the Chamber of Commerce office at 9 a, m, Sunday, from: where tne trip will begin, according to Clifford E.| Arnold, secretary of the chamber. New Officers Named | By Mandan Lutherans) Maurice J. Ratzlaff, formerly con- | church congregation Thursday eve-| ning elected new officers for coming terms and heard reports of commit-| tees at the organization's annual | meeting, according to Rev. O. O. And- vik, pastor. : The meeting was adjourned until Aug. 3, when several matters will be | discussed by the congregation. Officers elected Thursday evening follow: Miss Norma Peterson, super- intendent of the Sunday school; C. V. Caddell, recording secretary; I. P. Larson, financial secretary; Rot- nem, treasurer; Carl Keidel, John J. Weneer, Paul Jacobson, John Schauss, and H. M. Johnson, trustees; A. C, Ol- son, Axel Larson, and Anton Haugen, members of the board of deacons. G. A. Renden was named delegate to the | | SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark go near the Leaning Tower of Pisa.” with A. C. Olson selected as alter- | year was announced by J. C. Gould, nate. | superintendent of schools, at a recent Magnus Gran and Peter Bendickson | méeting of the Mandan school board. will continue as members of the! board of trustees and O. H. Peterson | . and Mrs. Charles Rowe wa continue | Mandan Wholesale as members of the board of deacons. | Annual reports were given by Rev. House Has New Head Maurice J. Ratzlaff, formely con- Andvik, the secretary, the treasurer,’ 2 the fonrd of trustees, and OH, Peterson, rected with the Bismarck branch of ie organization, become man- representing the board of deacons. ager of the Mandan branch of the Gamble-Robinson company, whole- | salers in fruit and groceries. | Ratzlaff succeeds William Murnane, | who is moving to Devils Lake, where jhe will become manager of the NEY | branch of the company in that city. ji | Mr. and Mrs, Murnane already have’ {begun to move their household furni- Se ‘ture to Devils Lake. . " Mr. and Mrs. Ratzlaff have moved Junior Baseball Club Will Jour- trom Bismarck to one of the Hughes ney to Hebron Saturday | 9Partments in — istri | SCOTT ON VACATION slated | A. C. Scott, official of the state ‘training school, Mandan, has left Fifteen members of the Nandan! Mandan on his annual vacation trip. American Legion. junior baseball team | will leave for Hebron Saturday morn- ing to participate in the district; Rev. Gilbert W. Stewart, pastor of tournament there this week-end. the Mandan Presbyterian church, re- Mandan meets Dickinson in the mained in bed at his home Friday first game of the tourney at 2 c’clock | suffering from a slight illness. Saturday afternoon. At 4 p. m. Sat-| urday Hebron will face New Salem. | aaa City-County Briefs o G. W. Hawes; Minneapolis, general Winners .of the. two. Saturday; games will clash at 3 p. m. Sunday) agent for the Soo Line, transacted business in Bismarck Thursday. REV. STEWART IS ILL for the tourney championship and the right to represent the district in the state tournament at Harvey Sat- urday and Sunday, ae and 26. Manager William Ellison expects to 1 Russia, divorce requires no other leave Mandan for Hebron about 8:30 formality than the signing of papers. CAPITOL until about 10 o'clock Saturday morn- | THEATRE ing. Members of the team are Bob Saunders, John Dahlquist, John Hel- | bling, Al Farr, Williaim Partridge, ; Art Bruenelle, Richard Dietrich, George Fitterer, Barney Toman, Ed- die Toman, Bill Carlson, Roy Geiger, est Percy. Juvenile Band Will Mat. 2:30; Evening 7:00 & 9:00 Give Mandan Concerti} 4's 3c until 6 oclock i se The Bismarck Juvenile concert band will present a program Friday eve-! Ray Friesz, John Kapalcoff, and Ern-! ning at the state training school at! 30 o'clock. Clarion E. Larson, di-| rector, has announced the following | program: Overture, Trempelv-eihe; | ‘Waltz, Stvaussiana; Selections, Bo- | |hemian Girl and Japanese Sunset; | Chicago World Fair 1933, (March),) Mader; 99 Out of a Hundred (fox | trot), Lewis Therman;. Ann Arbor; University March, Barnard; Peanut | Vender, (fox trot); Mt. St. Louis; Cadet, (March); and Olympian Hip- | podrome March. SCHOOL EXPENSES REDUCED | Reduction of $8,325.82 in Mandan’s| public school expenses during 1930- next general conference of the church, 1931 over the expenses the previous %-In. Manilla Rope Genuine Tested 100% Pure Manilla! Long Fiber Stock! 4c ils Hard twisted for, long wear. Water -proofed by special lu- brication. Men’s Union Suits Cool Nainsook Athletic Style Full-Cut for Roomy Comfort! gir $1 They're made for hard sports wear. Knitted back _ insert. Reinforced. Six Inch Pliers — Adjustable Style, of Drop- Forged Steel, Only 19c These steel pliers are fully nickel -plated; polished jaws. Special! 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