The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1934, Page 3

~ é open his campaign next Monday, May 14, with an address at Dickinson, his home city, it was announced in Bis- marck Wednesday by Clyde Dufty, campaign manager. Following his Dickinson address, Cain will be on the road continuously PROPOSE ROUND-TRIP cfs ectires tes DAILY ON NEW ROUTE him all through the state up to June Bid 7, Duffy announced. | CAIN WILL LAUNCH CAMPAIGN AT HOME CITY NEXT MONDAY UE hdepelen Clyde Duffy Establishes Inde-! Tom | Johnson, candidate for attorney . general, pendent Republican Head- Duty came here from Devils Lake to esi state campaign head- quarters Here quarters for the Independent Repub- li€ans in the Grand Pacific hotel here. Headquarters will be on the second will| floor of the hotel, in rooms Nos. 205, From Bismarck to Sioux Falls, 320 Miles One round-trip daily between Bis- marck and Sioux Pails, 8. D., is con- templated for the proposed new north- south U. 8. airmail service, accord- ing & R oer ane for bids re- ceived from the postal department by 206 and 207. Walter Sather, Bismarck postmaster. Steen to Manage Office The Sioux Falls-Bismarck route, Melvin O. Steen of Bismarck, as of-|isted as 320 miles long, is one fork fice manager, will have direct charge | Of @ route from Kansas City proposed of speaking itineraries for Independ-|bY the postal department. The other ent Republican candidates. W. E,|fork leads from Sioux Falls to Min- Byerly, former state land commission-| eapolis and St. Paul. James P. Cain, Independent Repub- lican gubernatorial endorsee, Finest ls Asked on Airmail Service: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1984 Additional ociety Mothers’ Group Plans Year’s Final Meeting ‘Tuesday, May 22, was set as the date for a luncheon at the Bismarck Country club which will close the 1933-34 club year for Chapter Lewis and Clark, Sponsor Mothers’ clubs, when the group met Tuesday even- ing with Mrs. Clare L. Nelson, 520 Bell St., as hostess. Mrs. Grover C. Riggs, 414 Avenue F, newly elected president, appointed her program committee for the new of all SINGER ELECTRICS er, also will be in the office here as], The advertisement calls for bids on chairman of the finance committee. bes PAL ane Maal stinn May 1 wien ay 15—He-| Via Siotx Falls, 8 Ds Sioux Oty bi tte ‘Mand: ;|{to Omaha, Neb. 417 miles; Sioux ron, afternoon, ndan, evening; Falls, 8 ia Bi and Aberd May 16—Steele or Dawson, afternoon, | E®i® 8. Dy ecteat maa Jamestown, evening; May 17—Valley rie: ‘Olina, fab ere ae eae, Taleo Srenties Mig 1D crater |Mo., to Kansan Oty, Mo., 166, miles. ateriss as hal Ma prt Total length of route 863" miles. : Hr Fargo (ne ade: eee Mey | One round trip dally, Bt. Paul to tle ‘ Y-|Omaha, day service ville, afternoon, Hillsboro, evening; “One round trip dail: Sioux Falls May 23—Finley, afternoon, Coopers- is Burnarckobdaitan ai aerrach, town, evening; May 24—Carrington, “One round trip taily. Omaha to +: Ma | Contracts for a three-month period Devils Lake, evening; May 26, Lakota, are contemplated, to be extended for afternoon, Grand Forks, evening; May two periods of not more than three 28—Park River, afternoon, Grafton, months each, or portions thereof, at evening; ey 29—Cavalier, evening; the option of the postmaster general, cd lane ere afternoon, Lang-) ota rate not to exceed that paid for 5 ig; June 1—Rolla, after- the first three-month od. noon, Bottineau, evening; June 2—|*he jonth period. ‘HE last word in sewing ease—hidden in a handsome library table when not in use. Built-in rotary motor— year. Mrs. George L. Dolph, 716 Third S8t., is chairman and other members are Mrs. Clarence Gunness, 1014 Eighth 8t., and Ms. A. C. Brainerd, 711 Eighth St. Mrs. R. R. Nelson, 712 Ninth 8t., will represent the chapter at Community Council meetings. The program included roll call answered with “A Tribute to Mother,” and two papers, “What Home Means to a Child” read by Mrs. G. D. Bell, 808 Thirteenth St., and “The Muscle a Project” presented by Mrs. Wash cloths, to be presented to Camp Grassick, were brought by each member, Trinity Girls’ Club Will Present Reader A recital of dramatic readings and religious impersonations by Hazel Mohall, afternoon, Minot, evening; J W. M’Guiness Buys June 4—Velva, afternoon, Harvey, eve- ning; June 5—McClusky, afternoon, Station Near Bridge Acquisition of the gasoline service Washburn, evening; June 6—Bismarck station immediately east of the ve- (radio broadcast); June 7—Mandan (state firemen’s convention), hicular bridge over the Missouri river ae ed sath! here, formerly known as the Riverside We wish to thank our kind friends | station, was announced Wednesday and neighbors for the kindness and by J. W. McGuiness, sympathy shown us during our re-| ‘The station now is known as “Mac's cent bereavement in the loss of our|gervice Station” and will handle beloved son, brother and father. Wel gasoline and oils, soft drinks, candy also wish to thank the American Le-}und ice cream, Goodyear tires and gion and those who contributed the! accessories. | beautiful floral offerings. Day and night service will be offer- i Mr. and Mrs. James Montgomery! ed motorists, i and Family.! | McGuiness, formerly a salesman Mr. and Mrs. Murl Montgomery|for the Goodrich Tire and Rubber and Family./Co., has lived in Bismarck for the last 15 years, no belt. Singerlight ) spots your work. Silent, swift, free from vibration. Speed controlled by gentle Dressure of the knee. Con- cealed needle bar—no dis- traction to the eye. Bobbin winds as you sew. Does darn- ing and embroidery. It’s yours for a small down pay- ment. on easy terms.' SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. il INCORPORATED 212 Broadway Phone 254 Arthur Montgomery. Whithe Lovely Quality Gaymode Sik HOSE Greater beauty, longer wear in these full- fashioned silk . . . 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Brandes, 601 Fifth St. Originally planned as a celebration of Norweign Independence day, occurring May 17, the recital was bostponed for a few days to accommo- date the guest artist. Proceeds of the recital, which is open to the public, will be donated to the church fund. Miss Thalia Ja- cobson is directing advertising and Miss Carol Nyseter is in charge of the ticket sales, Meetings of Clubs | And Social Groups Mrs. Harris Robinson, 600% Ave- nue D, is arranging the program for the Thursday Musical club meeting to be held at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the American Legion Auxiliary room, World War Memorial building. Hostesses will be Miss Marie Lemohn, Tribune apartments, and Mrs. E. D. er sh Fourth 8t. * ‘The Royal Neighbors of America will hold a regular meeting at the American Legion Auxiliary room, World War Memorial building, at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. ee e The Past Noble Grands of the Reb- ekah lodge will not hold their regu- lar meeting Friday evening of this week but will meet again the even- ing of Friday, June 8. * *e * A regular meeting of Tirzah Ann Frederick-James FURS For 1934—1935 Barclay Tent No. 3, sional Women’s clubroom, World War Memorial building, at 8 c’clock Thurs- Gay evening. ee & J. ©. Gould, superintendent of schools at Mandan, will talk on “Gar- dening As a Man's Hobby” at the meeting of the Bismarck Garden club called for 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the Association of Commerce office. All persons interested in gardening, especially men who engage in it as a hobby, are invited. The roll call will be “My Te Perennial.” * * The writers’ shop talk forum of the Bismarck chapter, American Associa- tion of University Women, meets at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening with Mrs. F. H, baie? 12 Fourth 8t. ** Miss Alden Hewitt, 522 Second 8t., and Mrs. F. H. Waldo, 712 Fourth 8t., are arranging the program for the Liberal Arts club dinner meeting to take place at 7 o'clock THursday even- ing at the Grand Pacific hotel private dining room, * * * Mrs. Andy Larson and Mrs. William Gabel, project leaders, will present a lesson entitled, “Vegetable and Fruit Buying Guide” at the Capitol Home- ikers’ club meeting scheduled for 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Triber, 710 Twenty-first St. Mrs. R. A. Russell will be assisting hostess. Achievement day plans wil, be discussed. * * Rex_B. Albrecht, head of the An- is directing officers in preparations for the fortieth anniversary celebra- tion to be held in connection with the regular meeting at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. Initiation exercises for class of candidates and a dance and lunch will follow the business ses- sion. Only members are invited. x * * “Pointers in Buying Canned Food” is the lesson topic for the Bismarck Homemakers’ club meeting to be held at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. W. Quinn, 610 Eighth 8t., as hostess, Church Societies First Baptist Aid The first Baptist church Ladies’ Aid will meet at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs. R. D. Hoskins, 912 Fourth St. x“ * * M. E. Aid Division The second division of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church Ladies’ Aid will meet at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F. A. Vogel, 230 Rosser avenue, west. ek e Presbyterian Missionary Socicty The Women’s Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will hold its monthly meeting Thursday after- noon at the home of Mrs. F. E. Mc- Curdy, 415 Ninth St., with Mrs. Clell G. Gannon, 214 Avenue C, assisting hostess. Mrs. F. E. Logee, 216 Avenue B, west, will have charge of the devotional period and Mrs. W. L. Nuessle, 710 Second St., will review the boo! bers who attended the Presbyterial meeting are requested to respond to roll call with items of interest cov- ered there. Others will answer with mission current events. Preceding the meeting, tea will be executive committee meeting at the McCurdy home at 2:15 o'clock. —_—_ OO i City and County | Dr. E. E. Hamilton of New Leipzig, who underwent an appendectomy Sunday at a local hopital, is showing gradual improvement, according to his friends. Mrs. Hamilton and a trained nurse of New Leipzig were here when Dr. Hamilton underwent the opera- tion, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ternes of Shields are parents of a boy, born at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at St. Alexius hospital here. State treasurer's office employees and their wives, numbering 18, were guests at a 5:30 o'clock picnic supper given at Pioneer park Tuesday eve- ning by Mrs. Conrad Hagen, 813 Eighth 8t., to celebrate Mr. Hagen’s birthday anniversary. Games were played for a few hours after the sup- Per was served by Mrs. Hagen, as- sisted by Mrs. Pe Cunningham. * A birthday surprise in the form of ORDER NOW FOR FALL DELIVERY Save 20% to 25% Ask for an estimate on early summer’s low prices. One More Day Thursday, May 10th at Fer Wemens Wear Bismarck 1903-41 Years of Fur Service-1934 a whist party was given Mrs. John Sloan, 402 Avenue A, Tuesday evening by @ group of her Mandan and Bis- marck friends. Card games were played at four tables, Mrs. Nicholas J. Klee of Bismarck and James Lunn of Mandan holding high scores. Late in the evening lunch was served by Mrs. Jacob Coffin and Mrs. Reuben Larson, -_— a. GIRLS! Discover Tomorrow TODAY! ‘Greater Opportunities Await be in the BEAUTY CULTURE Daughters of} both of Mandan, who were hostesses Union Veterans of the Civil War, will|for the party. be held at the Business and Profes- | several gifts. LIONS 10 CONDUCT More Than 100 Service Club Men Expected From Through- More than 100 members of Lions clubs throughout southwestern North Dakota are expected here Wednesday | of the Bismarck district. D. E. Shipley of Bismarck, past deputy district governor, will call the conference to order as the Lions as- semble in the gymnasium of the World War Memorial building at 7 o'clock for a banquet. will serve as toastmaster. After Rev. Father Robert A. Feehan delivers invocation, a tap and acro- batic dance by Miss Audrey Wald- schmidt and a “jungle drill” by the drill team of the local Degree of Honor Protective association are scheduled. Dr. F. B. Strauss, chairman of the| trond arrangements committee, leliver the address of welcome while! on ev Rev. Percival C. Packer of Mott is| "84 been evicted the * scheduled to give the response. | Henry Halverson of the Bi cient Order of United Workmen lodge,jclub will lead the group in popular singing before Harold D. Shaft, assist- ant attorney general, gives the main address on the program. Following selections by the Lions club vocal quartet, presidents or rep- resentatives of visiting clubs will be called upon for comments and Otto Bauer of Bismarck will sing a solo. Following an address by A. M. Kuh- feld of Beach, deputy district gov- ernor, the Lions will go into a business session. Among visitors here will be Henry J. Wienbergen of Dickinson, district Mrs. Sloan received Lions will attend Grand Jury MEETING TONIGHT ! out Slope Area eviction dispute. by the grand jury | whose death his widow and two sons, evening to attend a zone conference |Carrol, 19, and Raymond, 21, have |been charged with murder. The two judges ordered a grand jury of 23 persons following the pass- age of a resolution by the Wells coun- | board of commissioners requesting nS tion, EO. Bailey |? action. case are members | Holiday association. at the Chris Weiss April 28 and forced arck GREEKS FIGHT troops turned mach strikers Wednesday An undetermined sons were injured. the construction of number out of work. 1 and 2 pound bo: balling es ORS ONE ‘Diese ui | 2 ee STOOD STILL! Man teaps from 40-story building .... AND LIVES! Whot was the secret of his fascination? thet women’s pulses quickened and men's hearts stood still at his opproach! eEavols his performence of ‘Dr. Je Death a Holi A Paramount Picture with EVELYN VENABLE SIR GUY STANDING and KENT TAYLOR The theme is so audaciously*different, we suggest you see the picture from'the' beginning foriyour fullest enjoyment. —ADDED ENTERTAINMENT— Todd-Kelly Comedy “SOUP AND FISH” PARAMOUNT Jameel COMFORTABLY COOL Thur. Following the business session the Lions den at the Grand Pacific hotel. To Hear Wells Cases Fessenden, N. D., May 9—(®)—A ; Wells county grand jury has been ;called for May 28 by District Judges |R. G. McFarland of Jamestown and | Fred Jansonius of Bismarck, with in- dications the jury will investigate the case of about 20 men involved in an Also scheduled to be investigated Henry Zirbel, Chaseley farmer, for The men involved in the eviction be called on to investigate charges that the men were part of a group of several hundred persons who gathered | sheriff and his deputies to re-estab- | lish Weiss on the farm from which he Athens, May 9.—()—Police and and one woman during disturbances | in Kalamata harbor. The workers were protesting against vices, contending they would throw a Fresh Lydia Darrah Candies FOR MOTHER'S DAY, in '4, NO ONE COULD DIE! Special for Music Week “PAGLIACCL EXTRA!—“A CENTURY OF PROGRESS’—All Color Novelty governor of Lions for North Dakota. & smoker in the CAPITOL | sur THEATRE ae— | } Daily at 2:30-7-9 25c to 7:30 TONIGHT Called | is the killing of of the Farmers The jury may farm near here the Wells county previous week, MODERNISM ine guns upon killing six men STUART w\S Beloved COMING TOMORROW AND FRIDAY number of per- the modern-de- xes.—-Logan’s. 25¢ until 7:30 Baw PHONES 34—WE DELIVER FANCY DAIRY BUTTER Sardines, oval, tomato or mustard sauce, 2 for.. Minneopa Green Tea, '%-lb. pkg. .. Royal Baking Powder, 12-oz. tin Kitchen Kleanser, 4 cans for ... Rosedale Queen Olives, 26-oz. jar ..... Minneopa Mayonnaise, 8-oz. jar, 2 for . Libby’s Veal Loaf, med. tin, 2 for . Black Pepper, 2-oz. shaker, 2 for Welch’s Grape Juice, pint bottle .. ' Dromedary Orange Juice, 10-0z. tin, 2 for. 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