The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1933, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1938 Fjelde Concert Changed _ To Bismarck Auditorium Recital Proceeds Will Go To- tendon the Ganbe given a ward Pipe Organ for Trin- pated oe Gunes S| on’ Order of - ity Lutheran Church esters, Court No. 747, Music was fur- sciatic nished by the Sam Kontos and’ Tom Because of the large advance ticket |Guttenberg orchestra. The refresh- sale, the concert by Miss Astrid Fjelde, |ments committee included Mike Jundt, to be given Monday evening under |Ray Jundt and Adam Jundt, 305 auspices of the Trinity theran, Tenth St. South; 8. A. Schneider, church choir, will be bela at tt pagina 709 Twelfth 8t., and Daniel Schneider, marek city auditorium instead of at|405 Thirteenth St., South. wi eet oes ND: PUBLIG WORKS BOARD INTERVIEWS DELEGATIONS HERE ternationally famous dramatic s0- of six cities and Dakota prano, will be one of the finest treats Representatives one county in North «in Bismarck’s musical history and sweetness and purity, with flexibility 4 of method.” ing public works funds for financing | there is unusual interest manifest in the f concert. The hour will be 8:30 o'clock. Miss Fjelde, who is a native North Dakota artist, has won praise of cri- tics for “her voice of uncommon and volume” and her “feeling, vocal resource, humour and wi New York has praised the quality of | construction projects were interviewed her voice and the taste and intelli- eee TRIEIAAY hy two faStOets of tie | gence with which she uses it. Her! nortn Dakota public works board. striking Norse beauty also comes 10) poard members here were Henry SN ee cee ae une RiGes Holt of Grand Forks and 8. J. Doyle} Pap ge ~ ahe|f, Fargo. ‘Thomas H. Moodie, third | peciall etd mremi ie group, was in the and understand: | northwestern part of the state inter- Medaka FL representatives of projects in a Delegations were here from Bis- marek, Dickinson, Beulah, Mandan, Lidgerwood, Fargo and Hettinger groups in English. SREY Since or anand Tay formerly Jiving on a homestead iwilton and at Valley City, were ae bid began her voice study. When the ily moved to New York she conrathaed ed | her studies. She has sung with the /ine pubic works officials that it 1s| not yet ready to submit its request peptimivnerne irene nmr One hundred thirty persons at-, basis appeared on behalf of Lidgerwood’s request for $89,000 for a proposed light | Plant. Fargo Attorney Here M. W. Murphy, city attorney of Fargo, appeared before the board for | information on projects to be pre- sented Fs a city of Fargo on a grant Two Mott men, County Commis- stoner Stark and County Auditor W. F. Griswold, representing Hettinger county, requested information on the filing of four applications from Het- tinger county totaling $114,000. Applications from the Lutheran | Charity association of Jamestown for @ loan of $100,000 to complete a hos-| % pital building and from the city of Killdeer for a loan of $29,000 to con-/ % struct extensions to the present water: works system, were forwarded to the | ¥ administrator at Washington,*D. C.,' Wolt said, The public works committee will ¥ be in session at Minot Friday and Saturday for a hearing on the Mouse River flood control project. Accom: panying the board is Mrs. Alice Gal lagher, stenographer. Final Clearance ON ALL Millinery. Regardless of Former Values In Two Great Value Groups A. W. LUCAS CO. 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