The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1931, Page 2

MANDAN ADOPTS Expenditures tures for Next Next Fiscal; meme, \ { ssa TaP Thompson, principal “of the high|the government during the World| teased by Radio Pictures credit! on several occasions,” relates, Concert Program Is | Zheot war, Joined the films in New York,|Sarecky as associate producer. Among pe yore! 4} The next term will open Mondays 'jearning every branch, location ex-|them was Edna Ferber’s “Cimarron,” Pert, production manager, camera- man, writer and director. More than | films by the world’s él dozen of the greatest successes re-| Announced by Law| Sept. 8, according to Mr. Thompson. (Ge ee AT THE MOVIES PARAMOUNT THEATRE bd A program for @ concert by the} Mandan Municipal band in Riverside | | Park, Mandan, at 7:30 o'clock Sunday | levening was announced Friday by Ralph Law, director. The program follows: ik March, “Washington Post” (Sousa). | posh oniag “The Caliph of Bagdad” | screen, is to be seen and heard in a laugh-making comedy role in “Dude Ranch,” Jack Oakle's latest picture at the Paramount Theatre. “Dude Ranch” is a parody on the wild and woolly West, with a cast which includes, in addition to Oakie and the pert Ititle Miss Green, Eu- (Fliege), |gene Pallette, Stuart Erwin, Charles June Collyer and Cecil Wes- REDUCED BUDGET, rd waltz, “Moonlight on the loans (Morbach). Intermezzo, “The Bird at the -Wa- |terfall” (Ring-Hager). | Oddity, “Chinese Patrol” | } March, “The Goldman “Band” |Sellon, | GKing). ton. Selection Mandan’s expenditures for the next!«Louise” (Fulton). fiscal year will be $7,522 less than for Trombone novelty, the year ending July 1, it was decided | pone” (Keiffer). at this weck’s business meeting of the, waltz, “Ensueno Seductor” (Rosas) Mandan’s city commission. Fox trot, “If I Had a Girl Like You” The commissioners adopted the! (McDermott). preliminary budget advanced two! March, “Tenth Regiment” (Hall). weeks ago without making a single “Star-Spangled Banner.” change, according to W. H. Seitz, city ee trae, soon. P auditor. | Hy + | Sarecky speaks from an experience Total expenditures for the coming Legion Seeking $150 jextending from Russia, his birthplace, year will be $41,245 whereas $48,94731' For Team’s Expenses Hollywood, including the essence Year Will Be Cut by $7,522, Auditor Says from musical comedy, | saan. Cane CAPITOL THEATRE “Raggy Trom-| As the pen is mightier than the |sword, so is comedy mightier than drama, declares Louis Sarecky, asso- jelated producer of Radio Picture: latest comedy, “Everything's Rosi¢ Presenting Robert Woolsey in his first solo starring role, at the Capitol The- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1981 a sal ee | ‘Be NUE UNH I 5 Mitzi Green, child marvel of the un MMMM MMMM Chicken Dinner At Glen Echo Sunday, July 26th Home Cooked Style Serving begins at was spent in 1930-31. of life of all mileage and peopies be- tween. Expenditures for the next year will) Salary and} H be divided as follows: wages, $40,845; operation and main- tenance, $20,300; and capital and be: terment, $100. A tax levy of $42,036.77 will be in order. ‘The city received $65,814.01 while it spent only $62,498.64 during April, May, and June this year, according to the quarterly report which Seitz pre- sented at the commission meeiing. Interest and redemption of sewer A fund of $150 to pay expenses of the Mandan American Legion junior ‘baseball tournament at Harvey July 31 and Aug. 1 and 2 is being solicited by members of the Mandan post of | the legion under the direction of | Commander Charles G. Hughes. | The drive, begun late Thursday, had netted $15 Friday morning and the | fund was expected to swell rapidly! toward its goal in the next few days. He was graduated from New) York university with an A.B. degree, | made confidential investigations tor slap! 1:00 p. m. and lasts till 5 p. 10. “when well-meaning friends have) sympathetically intimated that it must be @ comedown, jumping from ‘@ mammoth production such as ‘Cimarron,’ to a picture made merely ‘a production hailed igh the greatest of “I've been forced to alle allentiy chuckle ITH U ENJOY FyOUR, bans re* with our pat ip alwa 8 a pur eth et SYSTEM. ‘A eoREDs COOLER THAN OUTDOORS. THE NEW Abbode! SHOP . On Main Ave. Opposite N. P. Depot - Beller Firl (Bottle Aas in an awful condit eel E. Pinkham’s Vegetable “After taking the first etn vas affier FTER m; ee eae Raspberries Cucumbers Saturday Specials Cauliflower Seedless. Grapes Plums _ Peaches is cata So pais ead had Pears Pink Meat Cantaloupe © Watermelons ae ee renme Vegetible Lettuce Celery Radishes Green Onions Tomatoes Carrots Beets Turnips * brought in only $6, contracts cost Mandan $21,065.85 dur-| The Mandan nine is regarded as ing the quarter while paving andjone of the favorites to win the state graveling contracts took $21,030.63/championship, having won its dis: from the city’s coffers. Sewer taxes | trict title with comparative ease. | 45 and pavit Those wishing to donate to the} and graveling taxes brought ir. $27,-|fund are requested to communicate | 206.39 during the same period. j with Hughes at the postoffice in Man- i Mandan’s balance on hand at the|dan. The campaign for funds will | end of the quarter was listed at $30,-/end July 28. 604.55 in Seitz’s report. Schools Are Repaired mosquitoes killed quicker < 70H FLIT The report of John A. Timmerman, city treasurer, was received at the! meeting and the auditor was directed | For Next Year’s Term to place the document on file. A contract for printing 15,000 city| | scale tags was awarded to S. A Workmen this month are busy Young, Mandan, on his bid of $97 and |cleaning and repairing in Mandan’s | the remainder of the meeting was| public schools in preparation for the | taken up with routine business. opening of school in September. | —_—_—_—_— Floors in the junior and senior | Hebron Victim Will high school buildings are being waxed, | a . and windows, walls and flooring are | Be Buried in Mandan |" repeiren scencine | _Larsest Sefer in 121 Countries THE “BEAUTY” THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN! Noruine is sadder than a girl who just misses being beauti Often the reason is simple—im- proper climination. The poisons from constipation often cause pimples, sallow skin, dull eyes—headaches and even serious disease. But every girl can banish the evils of constipation by eating Kelloge’s ALL-BRAN regularly. Its bulk sweeps the system clean. Two tablespoonfuls daily- are a wonderful health prescription. Try it with milk. Add fruits or honey. Delicious when combined with canned peaches. ALL-BRAN is non-fattening. Ask for Kellogg’s—the ori inal Att-Bran. In the ve and-green erring nee Kellogg in Battle C gollevis ALL-BRAN Funeral services for Mrs. Anne En- | gelter, 52, who was burned to death in her home at Hebron Wednesday morning when some cleaning fluid she was using ignited, will be con- ducted from St. Joseph’s Catholic church, Mandan, Monday morning. Burial also will be made in Man-) dan, according to information re- ceived in the Morton county city. It is believed that naphtha in the solution with which she was cleaning a dress became ignited by friction. Startled, she fell backwards into a; washtub, spilling the cleaning fluid from a two-quart jar over herself. She cried for help, but before her 14-! year-old son, William Engelter, Jr. could reach her side she was envel-j oped in flames. When the boy and| his father, who arrived shortly later, | | quelched the flames with a fire ex-| tinguisher, the woman was dead, The! fire cay eae area called, but the! home did not catch fire. John K. Kennelly, Mandan, Mor-| ton county coroner, was in Hebron a} few minutes after the accident, be-j ing en route to Taylor on a business | trip. | LEAVES FOR WYOMING Marvin G. Seitz, son of Mr. and, Mrs. W. H. Seitz, Mandan, Thursday evening left Mandan, after a short! visit with his parents, for Thermop- lis, Wyo., to accept a position there and visit with his brother, Ray. Seitz came to Mandan a few days ago from California, where he had just com-/ pleted five years service’ in the U. S.! Marine Corps. KELSCH GIRL IMPROVES Improvement in the condition of Margaret Jean Kelsch, four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F.j Kelsch, Mandan, who has been suf-| fering from spinal meningitis, was! noted Friday morning by her attend- nts in the Mandan Deaconess hos- pital. She was stricken with the dis- ease last Sunday. “We Thank You” SEEK ZAP YOUNGSTER Mandan police Thursday and Pri- | day were on the lookout for Donald! Hill, 15-year-old son of Andrew Hiill.! Zap. Mr. Hill reported that the boy} had run away from home and be lieved he had caught a train for Bis: marck and Mandan. The boy was! dressed in blue overalls, tan shirt, ox- fords, and a gray cap. i W. C. T. U. MEETING HELD | A meeting of the Mandan organiza- | tion of the Women’s Christian Tem-| Perance Union was scheduled for the | Raspberries Pink Meat Cantaloupe — Watermelons Wixon Plums Peaches _ Pears Fresh Vegetables Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Head Lettuce, Celery, Radishes, Carrots, Green Onions, Beets, Turnips, New Cabbage, Cauliflower Mandan Lutheran church at 2: 30 | ws o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Fred | i Mitchell is president of the organiza-| i Grocery Specials tion. | Carnation Milk, tall cans, 2 1 B FOF oc cececscevecesersres c TIMMER MANIS FINED | Carl Glabben, Timmer, was fined| $20 when he pleaded guilty ‘Thureday | to a charge of assault and battery be- fore Charlse M. Sheen, Mandan al tice of the peace. Lewis Jensen, also of Timmer, was the complaining wit- Walnuts, Emerald, shelled, 8 oz. tin, each . (A Very Sweet Mixed Pickles, full quart jars . Parawax, 2 1-Ib. packages ........ aul 1 9c Royal Palm Toilet Soap, 4 3 for ... : ; 21 Cc Minneopa Dressings, Megeanace 1000 Island, Sandwich Spread, 1 6 c 1-2 pint size, each Libby’s Potted Meat Products, 3 1-4 size can, 6 for .......... 25c (Just the thing for the reserve shelf.) DAK-O-NITE—The New Washing Powder (Manufactured in North Dakota). It suds in hot or cold water. Meat Department a Pot Roast Beef, per lb. ........ 14ec and 6c Meats for Loaf, composed of good 4 pork and veal, DERE proportions, per Ib. Veal Loaf with pimento, pees per lb. Braumsweiger Liver Sausages, per Ib. . All Phones 211 118. Third Street . DELIVERIES: ; 8:45 - 10:30. 2:30-4:30 Cloee at 8 P. M. Saturday 22¢ - 40¢ KGS ALL QUALITY — because — ITS ALL BARLEY On Our exceptionally good values. Your dollars have a lot of sense when they find their way to this store. maintain a sanitary service to your kitchen at no extra So, phone 957 early and often and let us cost to you. 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