The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1932, Page 3

- Dry Agents Demolish ‘Last Man’ Drinks Toast to Departed Comrades; Thinks It May Be Last Time Stillwater, Minn., July 22—(#) ~-Captain Charles Lockwood, the “last man” of the Last Man's tlub, started home Friday after closing the records of the old or- ganization of Civil war veterans for what he believes will be the last time. Thirty-three chairs draped in black, each representing a char- ter member of the club which ral- lied for four decades around an old bottle of Burgundy wine, stood before the 89-year-old vet- eran Thursday night as he paid a solemn tribute to his comrades of fighting days. The wine was saved as a toast for the last man when the club was formed in 1885. Lockwood sipped a toast from it in 1930 when for the first time he was alone. Last night he observed the club's old anniversary but he drank his toast silently, outside of the scheduled program of a ban- quet where he was the honored guest, and then in water. Next year he feels he will be unable to come from his home at Chamberlain, 8. D., for another meeting on the ground where the club was founded and the toast by the last survivor conceived in jest. Greetings from President Hoo- ver on whom he called when he visited Washington a year ago, from organizations of veterans and from soldiers who fought in the Civil war and their widows were read to him. _ Still at Jamestown: Jamestown, N. D., July 22—(P)— ‘Work of demolishing a huge still and equipment seized by dry agents on a farm near here began Thursday and was being continued Friday. Although federal men are still working at the plant and have taken finger prints and searched for clues, no new developments have been an- nounced and no further arrests made. Frank Bronk, tenant on the farm, was arrested following the raid. The still, which provided 1,000 gal- Jons of alcohol a day, is expected to keep dry agents here for some time. Hundreds of persons were attracted to the farm Friday to witness the men take down boilers, taxe apart refrac- tors and empty the huge tanks. BAR At their Look for the Big Green Can 313 Main Fancy Fresh Butte DEA: ee sever eee. rue Yes \ \ A FIRST CIRCUS Pabst were brewing the waikl x Knut In 1870, P. T. Barnum presented his first collection of freaks to an American audience. had been brewing the world’s fin- est for 26 years! Since 1844 Pabst have been fa- mous for malt products. Today, three generations of malting expe- rience. It’s age-tested! PURITAN MAIT Manufactured by PABST. Miloauhee QUALITY STORES Incorporated Where You Always Buy the Best for Less Creamery Four St. Paul Women Hurt at Valley City Valley City, N. D., July 22—(AP) —Four St. Paul women received minor injuries when their automo- bile hit loose gravel and overturned in a ditch about 20 miles west of here last night. Injured are Mrs. Honore Wallace, her two daughters Claire and Frances, and Mary Ryan. SLOPE TEACHERS MEET Dickinson, N. D., July 22.—(AP) —County superintendents from the slope area Thursday adjourned their two-day conference called by state superintendent Bertha R. Palmer. The meeting was given over to round table discussion of problems of school supervision. that time Pabst of Milwaukee Puritan Malt is backed by Phone 110 PEN-GEL Makes Jelly Jell ..2 for 25¢ PARAWAX Perfect Sealer for ...Ea, 8¢ JELLO sis CORN FLAKES large Kelloge’ 2 for 19¢ nin PORK and BEANS e"e."in™..... 3 for 16c CHIPPED BEEF 22% sus ..... 2 for 2le POTTED MEAT Si". 7 for 25 MATRON TANT cee 2 for 19¢ Coffee =" Ib. 28c i? PEANUT BUTTER tu” ... 2 Lbs. 21¢ OVALTINE fie... ..Ea. 39¢ TOMATOES fine sive .3 Lbs. 19¢ NEW POTATOES tnx. ......10 Lbs. 13¢ SWEET CORN tants car. Doz. 17e CANTALOUPE ait: ‘mcar™™’........ 2 for 25¢ WATERMELONS fim" wanes ... Lb. 2¥2¢ RASPBERRIES "a7 2 for 23¢ PLUMS tive*or'tea - Bskt. 49¢ ORANGES fiver tne .. 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