The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1931, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WHUNKSUVAY, JULY 2, 1931 | Mandan News BISMARCK DAY AT ~ BARS THURSDAY Throng From Capital City Is Ex- pected to Attend Mandan Exposition o ‘Thureday will be Bismarck and Governor's Day at the Missouri Slope State Fair in Mandan. A large delegation is expected from the Capital City for the day's pro- gram in front of the grandstand and the huge carnival, and to witness ing, agricultural and livestock con- ‘tests. Judging in the various contests be- gan with the opening of the four- complete their work this evening or by Thursday morning. attended the exposition Tuesday afternoon and evening. Thursday and Friday evenings the Mandan Male Chorus will present a Special program before the grand- stand. The regular grandstand pro- gram is given each afternoon and evening. on the program each afternoon. have set a new entry number record. Mandan was crowded ‘Vednesday morning as fairgoers from all over j the Missouri Slope thronged to the 3 city. It was Mandan Day, and the city was expected to turn out for the program this afternoon and evening. A delegation from Hazen and Mercer county also was expected at the fair today. Blake Funeral Will Be Held Thursday Funeral services for T. A. Blake, Mandan man who died in the North- ern Pacific hospital in Glendive, } Mont., Monday evening, will be con- | ducted from St, Joseph’s Catholic church, Mandan, at 9 o'clock Thurs- day morning. é Pallbearers for Blake, who had been employed as a welder in the Northern Pacific shops in Mandan for the last eight years, will be se- lected from among his fellow-work- | ~ ers. Blake died a week after he under- went an operation for ulcers of the stomach. He had been in the hospital for two weeks. Mrs. Blake had re- turned to Mandan just a few hours before his death. He leaves his widow and four chil- dren. He came to Mandan from Farmington, Minn. Injured Mandan Man Shows Improvement J. J. Gogerty, Mandan man who suffered two broken ribs and body bruises and cuts in an automobile col- lision on the Bismarck-Mandan high- way Monday afternoon, was “better” in the Man Deaconess hospital ‘Wednesday morning, according to at- tendants. Gogerty’s automobile swerved into an automobile driven by Rev. Herift, Hazen, which he was passing, and then ran into a ditch. The mishap occurred about one- half mile west of the vehicular bridge over the Missouri river. Mandan Rotarians Plan Open Meeting exhibits in the various flower, cloth-; day fair Tuesday. Judges hoped to| A large delegation from Bismarck | Running horse races are Exhibits in the various contests| OUT OUR WAY | | | {will be the offices of Dr. Wirtz and) 1 ; the firm of Kelsch and Higgins. | | A dark brick will be used in the| | building, the front of which will be) TOBE STARTED SOON === Furnace Cleaning We will vacuum clean your furnace with a Sturtevant Vacuum Cleaner, paint the castings, inspect the | ished lor $3. and smoke pipes, all | Kelsch, Mandan, Wednesday morning ” jby her attendants in the Mandan'§ All Repairs at Reasonable Deaconess hospital. She 1s suffering Prices from spinal meningitis. Phone 141 Construction of a two-story brick and Big Ten Team Will ~ | tile building in Mandan’s business, 5 district to house the offices of two} Meet A. C. in Fargo doctors, 8 dentist, ana two iawyers will begin in a day or two. it was an-' Fargo, July 29.—(P)—A Big Ten Bees in Mandan Wednesday basketball team will make its first ‘morn: a i "The ‘bullding will include the of- *PPearance in North Dakota Dec. 5 fices of Dr. G. H. Spielman and Dr. When the University of Minnesota L. G, Smith, Dr. G. F. Wirtz, dentist. clashes with the North Dakota agri- oe aie ona vats K. Hee, | cultural college here in a game which gins, law firm. Drs. Spielman and win be a feature of the dedication Wirtz and Mr. Kelsch will be owners| Ceremonies for the new physical edu-| KELSCH GIRL IMPROVES Improvement was noted in the con- " . dition of M: t Jean, four-year- Will House Offices of Two Doc- SIA aaUghee OP TARE: and Mrs. Ng F. tors, Dentist, and Two Attorneys at Law French & Welch Hdwe. Co. Capital Funeral Parlors of the structure, which will be locat- | ed at First avenue northwest, bee |e ee now nearing oe tween the Cummins company and | the nnelly Furniture company. S - \ 3 receiving seven bids Tuesday| Dance at Glen Echo Wednes-; Music by Tom, evening, a contract for the construc-/day night. tion of the building was let Wednes-| Gutenb day morning to Hiclmeeth and Eiad,| Cueembere orchestra, Mandan contractors. The building is) == = ——= expected to be ready for occupancy ’ Jos. W. eo 208 Main Avenue Phone—Day or Night—23 a about Nov. 1. \ a The building was designed by H.! M. Leonard. It will have a full base- ment, which will be divided into sev- J eral rooms. The main floor will have | common waiting room for patients of Drs. Spielman and Smith, offices for each, and several rooms for their special work. On the second floor’ Best work and service for your dry cleaning needs at KLEIN’S. Just phone 770 and their delivery sedan will call for and deliver. ‘An open meeting, with few special features, if any, is planned by the Mandan Rotary club for its regular weekly luncheon session Thursday noon, according to Rev. Gilbert W. Stewart, secretary. It is probable, Rev. Stewart said, that Rev. Doc Waddell, “‘sky pilot” of the Dodson’s World Fair Shows, which is exhibiting at the annual Missouri Slope state fair in Mandan this week, will give a short talk be- fore the club. He addressed the Man- dan Lions club Tuesday. The remainder of the meeting * probably will be taken up with routine business matters. Special Policemen On Duty During Fair Four special policemen began duty! in Mandan Tuesday as the Missouri' Slope State Fair opened, according to Charles Reynolds, chief of police. ‘They will remain on duty until the fair closes Friday night. ‘The special policemen are Archie Reynolds Leonard Smith, John Web- er, and Nick Loran. 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