The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1931, Page 3

pu % we MANDAN NEWS CAPITAL CITY AND DICKINSON YOUTHS REACH GOLF FINAL Neil Croonquist and Bob Berry Meet for Mandan Tourna- ment Championship Two youths were battling for the championship in the third annual Mandan invitational golf tournament Monday afternoon over the Mandan municipal course, They were Neil Croonquist, Bis- marck, and Bob Berry, Dickinson. Berry won his way to the final by defeating his club-mate William Kostelecy, Sr., 2 up, and be Aces ead vanquished Carl Dorfler, and 3 in the other semi-final Monday morning. Kostelecky, Sr., went into the semi- final round with a surprise 1 up vic- tory over Paul Cook, North Dakota champion, in a nine-hole match. In the quarterfinals, Berry elim- inated William Kostelecky, Jr. 2 and! 1; Dorfler beat R. J. Studer, Dickin- ‘son, 2 and 1; and Croonquist elimi- nated Vince Keogh, Fort Yates, 3 and 2. Kostelecky, Sr., was medalist, with 35-37—72. Other qualifying scores follow; Dorfler, 39-36—75; Berry, 37- 38—75; Croonquist, 38-38—76; Cook, 36-41—77; George Steinbrueck, Man- dan, 37-40—77; Kostelecky, Jr., 40-38 78; Bob Ridi¢y, Mandan, 39-41—80; Fred Tunell, Bismarck, 41-40—81; 8. 8S. Hagen, Bismarck, 39-42—81; Hugo Littig, Dickinson, 41-41—82; Studer, 42-40—82; R. C. Heaton, Dickinson, 39-43—82; Carl Heupel, Bismarck, 39- 43—82; ‘and Keogh, 41-42—83. Bob Hunsick, Dickinson profession- al, won the feature pro match Sun- day. afternoon against Art O) Mandan, and Tom O'Leary, Bismarc Their scores: Hunsick, 38-35—73; Olson 40-34—74; and O'Leary, 41-38 7. Dickinson won the five-man team match with a medal total in the qualifying round of 389. Other teams finished as follows: Mandan 400, Bismarck 405, Fort Yates 428, and Wilton 441. The tournament began Sunday morning, with 65 entrants from 14 North Dakota cities playing in the qualifying rounds. Tournament re-/ W. sults follow: CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT First Round Kostelecky, Sr., and 1. Cook eliminated Heupel, 4 and 3. Kostelecy. Jr., beat Littig, 1 up. Berry defeated Kaufman, 1 up in 10 holes, Dorfler eliminated Heaton, 1 up in 10 holes. defeated Tunell, 2 jand 1. Studer beat Steinbrueck, 1 up in 10! Hagen defeated Ridley, 1 up in 10 Croonquist eliminated Veogh, 3 and 2, Second Round Kostelecky, Sr., defeated Cook, 1 up. Berry eliminated Kostelecky, Jr., 2 Dorfler beat Studer, 2 and 1. aL eliminated Hagen, 3 Consolation Round Heupel won from Tunell by default. Kaufman defeated Littig, 1 up in 12 holes. Steinbrueck eliminated Heaton, 4 and 3. Ridley beat Geogh, 3 and 2, FIRST FLIGHT First Round E. A. Singletary, Mandan, defeated Dr. Lloyd Erickson, Mandan, 2 and 1. E. A. Thorberg, Bismarck, eliminat- ed Bill Brown, Dickinsin, 2 and 1. Gordon Gray, mi beat Fred D. C. Seothorn, Mandan. defeated O. C. Croonquist, Bismarck, 1 up. Consolation First Round Erickson won from Brown by de- fault. SECOND FLIGHT First Round - Jack Zuger, Bismarck, defeated Mike Schantz, Mandan, 6 and 4. L, C. McMahan, Mandan, eliminat- ed A. D. Heaton, Dickinson, 2 and 1. E. Meyers, Mandan, beat J. P. Cain, Dickinson, 2 and 1. L. G. Thompson, Mandan, defeated Harry Rubin, Bismarck, 8 and 7. THIRD FLIGHT First Round BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA. MONDAY, JULY 20, 1931 MANDAN JUNIORS WIN TOURNAMENT Beat Dickinson 21-7 and He- bron 15-3 for Right to En- ter State Tourney — a With Bob Saunders pitching effec- tively, Mandan’s American Legion 150 Mandan Residents Attended Big Picnic: Between 150 and 200 Mandan | dents Sunday attended the ten Picnic at Hazen of Mercer and Olive poe farmers, sponsored by the | munity club. Mandan Chamber of Commerce, esti- mated that almost 4,000 persons =| tended the gathering. Musical numbers on the program | were presented by the Mandan muni- cipal band and the Mandan male! Farmers Union and the Hazen Com-| Clifford E. Arnold, secretary of the! ‘SCOUT EXPEDITION | REACHES DICKINSON Member of Party of | Party of 19 Bis- marck Boys Will Write of Ex- | periences for Tribune First word from 19 Bismarck boy | Scouts, who are making a trip by truck to the Black Hills, was received Junior baseball team Sunday defeat- | chorus, both under the direction of here Monday. ed Hebron 15 to 3 in the final game of the tournament at Hebron to win the district championship and the |Ralph Law, and Odelia Baron and Virginia Wright, both of Mandan, violinist and pianist, respectively. Addresses were delivered by E. E. { A member of the, party is writing a series of articles recounting the ex- periences of scouts on the tour. These will appear from time to time in the; right to enter the state tournament |Green, Jamestown, and Walter Mad- Tribune. at Harvey. saunders struck out 19 Hebron bats- men, Mandan, under the management of Bil Ellison, had little trouble in the tournament, beating Dickinson 21 to 7 Saturday afternoon to advance to the final round. In the other first round game Saturday Hebron trimm- ed New Salem 19 to 5. Scores by innings in the Mandan games follow: First Game Dickinson . 101 001 400— 7 Mandan 363 062 10x—21 itteries: Kuntz, Dagel and Wann- ter; Dahlquist and Farr. Final Game 010 002 000— 3 40 221 04x—15 Batteries: Beyers, Urban, Fehr, and Fechner; Saunders and Farr. J. 8. McGogy, Wilton, eliminated James Scott, Fort Yates, 8 and 6. L. J. Peterson, Wilton, beat W. J. Smith, Wilton, 1 up in 19 holes. Elwood Knutson, Bismarck, defeat- ed L. Nugent, Wilton, 2 and 1. ‘Van Goodman, Fort Yates, elimi- Leos R. H. Shipman, Fort Yates, 3 and 2. FOURTH FLIGHT First Round C. F. Ellis, Mandan, beat Bill Bauk- necht, Mandan, 4 and 3. H, A. Streeter, Mandan, eliminated George Moses, Bismarck, 3 and 2. Paul Shannon, Mandan, defeated Dewey Hatch, Fort Yates, 4 and 2. ‘W. B. Conitz, New Salem, beat H. ‘W. Gray, Wilton, 4 and 3. FIFTH FLIGHT First Round Dr. B. D. Rowley, Mandan, defeated Mel Bull, Mandan, 7 and 6. Ed Cosgriff, Fargo, eliminated J. R. McCormick, New Salem, 1 up. D. T. Gilbreath, Mott, beat John Turner, Fort Yates, 4 and 3. Andy Rausch, Mandan, defeated E. Tobin, Dickinson, 2 and 1. SIXTH FLIGHT First Round John Pennington, Mandan, elimi- nated C. G. Conyne, Mandan, 3 and 2. Frank Homan, Mandan, defeated Gordon Picker, Mandan, 2 up. E. H. Skubina, New Salem, won from Art Strunk, Fargo, 1 up in 19 holes. Oscar Morck, Mandan, beat Glen Farrar, Bismarck, 4 and 3. ty, TO nue sGadee BOARD NTY COM Y AND THE BORED OF ou OF BURLEIGH COUNTY, PAROTA: A. C. Isaminger, County Auditor, Honsrable Board of County Commissioners and the taxpayers, ORTH DAK: of ihe. County Auditer 1930 NMISSIONERS OF SAID NORTH do hereby respectfully submit to the the annual County Budget for the fiscal year beginning July Ist, 1931, Upon motion, the County Budget was ordered published, less changes missioners. kota héreny give notice: First, that we have A. C. ISAMINGER, County Auditor, Burleigh Co., North Dakota. an submitted by the County Auditor made by the Board of County Com- ‘the Board of County Commissioners of Burleigh County, North Da- amined into the several budget estimates filed by | the several officers in charge of offices, institutions or undertakings sup- ported wholly or In part by Burleigh examination it is our opinion that for improvement of such institutions, offic (twelve months) commencing July 1st, essar: County, North Dakota, and from such the proper maintenance, extension or en or undertakings for the fiscal year 1931, the following amounts are nec- A, COUNTY GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL EXPENS! County Board .. + $ 3,000.00 County Auditor & 8,865.50 Country Treasurer 5,700.00 Gounty Surveyor 3,000.00 - i. 8 OO istles eee 1,000.00 State's Attorney 3/300.00 Coroner... 600.00 District Court 10,500.00 County Court 300.01 Clerk of Court 3,200.00 Justice Courts 3,400.00 Tax Supervisor 450.0 Elections & Reg! 8,500.00 State's Attorney's Expenses 1,000.00 State's Attorney’: ntingent Fund 1,000.00 Sheriff & Deputies 5,000.00 Jailer & Janitor 2,020.00, Register of Deeds & cieri 4,400.00 ers. . joard & guarding of prisoners’... ageneee 1,600.00 3,550.00 2/500.00 14,000.00 Additional clerk hire . 1,100. Eqpt. and Postage of C 4,000.00 Freight, drayage & expe 50.00 Jail matron 300.00 nsanit jon . 4 couttit’ ellanentn 1,200.00 UNTY BUILDIN: iaintenance of 4,000.00 Roldiers’ Memorial Building. maintenane 4,500.00 Tasen on Court House 800.00 CHAR ‘County Poor Rellet 19,000.00 Mothers’ Pensions . 6,200.00 Welfare Worker . 1,500.00 Care of County Insane in State Asylum. 9,000.00 Care af County Pai Feeble Mi ‘ tution 9,000.00 Care, of Coui ae ; 3,200.00 Count: ysician 7. 4 Board’ of 600.00 COUNTY SUBV ‘oultr: ow A Baines . 200.00 ‘ KDUCATI 7 ty 5 4,000.00 Nleage 1600.00 > MISCELEANEOU! Gopher Extermination TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL Plus 324% TOTAL . Reserve . Tat Aint, Receipts from other sources Uncollected Taxes (estimated) .... ‘Total Resources . ‘Total Amt. to Levy—County General B. COUNTY ROAD & BRIDGE TOTAL ROAD & BRIDGE APPROPRIATED . Plus 59% Reserve ... Amount required to levy under Budget estimates. Est. Amt. uncollected taxes ... Total Resources ..... TOTAL Amt. to Levy—C x idge. TOTAL, AMOUNT NECESSARY "TO LEVY TExcLusivid or SINKING AND. INTEREST Original amount o Bond Issue Amount outstanding. . Amount of new bond e Amount in Sinking & Interest irund.. 500.00 + $173,136. 0 ++ 3, 3,000.00 49,983.40 $ 27,834.25 $ 27,834.25 unty Road & Bri “$F 45,021.80 aig $219,685.60 ‘OUNTY BONDE! ¥#100,000.00 10,000.00 eres 722. mary to levy under budget estimates for ‘inking und $ 26,550.00 Fort Rice Roa TOTAL Y AMOUNT. NECE! 'NSHIP ROADS The @ County Commias ‘the of tn the Court House, Bismarck, North Dakota, at 2: 1931, for the purpose of beers (ens! cy nat roposed expenditures bas "Bated ed st 'Bismarek, North Dakota, County Auditor, Burleigh Co. ORT bax. ig Pew tis inxpayer who shail apnea id tevor od thie Toth day of July, 1931, \dock, Plaza, both officials of the Farmers Union. Luncheon was served to the enter- |ies’ aid of Hazen. Picnickers brought) their own lunches and had picnic! lunches in Hazen’s park. The Mandan group left for Hazen at 9 a. m, their automobiles forming \* caravan. Speech Is Arranged For Mandan’s Lions| Mandan's Lions club will hear a speaker Tuesday noon at its regular luncheon meeting, but it still is in- definite who the speaker will be, ac- cording to Dr. A. O. Henderson, mem- ber of the program committee. Dr. Henderson said two speakers have agreed to appear before the club. No other special features are planned for the program, he said. | tainers by the Lutheran church lad-| The party left Bismarck Friday. The first communication, which was written from Dickinson Friday, follows: “Well, here we are in the Dickinson Postoffice at five o'clock. Despite | crowded conditions and heat, we sur- vived, 19 of us. |. “Between New Salem and Glen Ul- | lin we stopped for our first meal. The | work was divided into details. Two boys acted as cooks, two more as | sanitary workers, and the rest were bar to numerous other tasks. ‘The region through which we have just passed was somewhat like the badlands and to most of us it was a novelty. “Refreshments during the day con- sisted of numerous drinks of water and an issue of plums which were badly mutilated in the ensuing scramble, “Although some of the scouts had not been in this country before, they were, for the most part, too interested in bothering Wilson Davis, who was trying to sleep, to spend much time viewing the scenery. in Roosevelt's country near Medora and tomorrow we will turn south to- | wards our destination.” BULLETINS —_—+ INJURED GIRL IMPROVES Dickinson, N. D., July 20.—(?)—Im- provement has been shown in the con- dition of Virginia Luff, Rhame, who has been in a hospital here more than a week with injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Bowman in| which her brother was killed and an- | other sister was injured less seriously. ! i ) 5,000 ATTEND PICNIC Forman, N. D., July 20.—(#)—About 5,000 persons attended the annual| Sargent County Farmers’ union picnic | at Lake Rewaukon Sunday. N. D. WOMAN KILLED Fargo, July 20.—(?)—Mrs. Almeda | Houtkooper, 40, Englevale, N. D., wid- owed mother of five children, was killed when a car in which she was | riding overturned on U. 8. Highway No. 10 about half a mile east of) Mapleton shortly before noon Mon- day. A. H. Higgins of Shreveport, La., an employee on the Houtkooper farm three miles west of Englevale, was driving the car. COMMISSION MAKING TRIP Fargo, July 20.—(?)—Members of the North Dakota Capital Commis- sion left Fargo Monday to inspect public buildings in the Twin Cities, Milwaukee and Chicago. Members of the group are George A. Bangs of “We shall probably spend the night | Grand Forks, Chairman; F. L. Conk- lin of Bismarck, G. A. Fraser and F. L. Anders, both of Fargo, the latter —— secretary of the body. PUBLISHER SHOT TO DEATH Blair, Neb., July 20.—(#)—T. T. Os- |terman, 55, president of the Nebraska Press association and publisher of the Blair Pilot-Tribune, was found shot | |to death in his bed Monday. Investigators said they were not certain whether he ended his life or |was slain. UNCOVER RUM KING Baltimore, July 20.—() — Indict- ments charging conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws were returned by |@ federal grand jury today against 53 {persons and corporations, alleged ‘Participants in a nation-wide alcohol) \conversion ring. 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