The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1935, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL ORDINANCE CREATING PLANNING BOARD IS GIVEN CITY FATHERS = Commisyen mn of Eight | Eight Members _ Woula Co-ordinave Local With State Program First reading of Vid Feenaine | go mission ordinance fc made inne s i Tema esting meeting meting the the board city Monday nicht ‘The commission, eee ae up to co-ordinate the work of the | Fort Lincoln Soldiers Begin Practice Firing half miles south of the ‘army ‘post. will continue until Sun- aay. Persons in that vicinity have m warned to keep away from the KIWANIS CLUB HEARS HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE Four Pong Bren Orators Argue Fed- eral School Aid Question Tuesday Noon Members of the Bismarck Kiwanis of| club Tuesday noon were cast in the extemporaneous arguments before the . {club men during their luncheon pro- property. Earl Schultz was appointed a spe- cial policeman to succeed W. E. Cleve- land. He will begin his duties May 5. Recommended to the county board | © ‘was the petition of Lillian Watson Clizbe for the abatement of penalty gram. =| debate isirvetor ot the high eehel poe through the making of bern) abs to the several states for public’ school Supreme Court Justice A. G. Burr, in introducing the debaters, explained ished they were handicapped in sev- NEW FORT LINCOLN SCOUT TROOP T0 BE INSTALLED MONDAY Robert Byrne Will Give Main Address; Program in Charge Of Post Chaplain Hartley Davis, {ond Walt Hoffman and John bo ©. Netland, area scout execu- tive, will act as installing officer and H. O. Saxvik, superintendent of the city schools, will present the charter. ethos erin ineaiiite ceremony will in installing the scouts and ou at i aders and the presentation of the national membership certificate will be made by a troop committeman. Torolf Johansen, scoutmaster of the church, will present the certificate of rank which will be fol- lowed by Byrne's address. Andrew =? Feury is scoutmaster of Chorus Directo | auditorium at 8:30 o'clock Wed- nesday evening, will be Prof. , Joseph Black. The chorus, brought to Bismarck by Burkett ” the assistance of the First Pres- ‘byterian church, also will appear Rotary and a assembly at the state Wednesday before the club luncheon meeting special training school. COLLEGE SINGERS TO PRESENT OPERA WEDNESDAY NIGHT Act from ‘La Traviata’ Is Part Of Varied Program to Be Given Wednesday LaVonne Eugene as Violetta, Erwin Ruff as Alfred, Frank Stone as the baron, Arvid Johnson as the doctor, Ruth Shannon as Flora, Robert Wells as Gaston, Harry Porter as the mar- quis and the remainder of the chorus as the guests. The chorus is the only North Dakota organization presenting Grand opera. This comes as the secs ond part of the program. Among other highlights of the con- cert will be a whistling solo by Benpie Strandness. Frank Stone, read’, also will assist, giving “The Tellyae Heart” with which he won the state dramatic declamation contest at Grand Forks last year. Stone was heard by a number of Community group of Jamestown college students to see “A Murder Has Been Arranged” and his interpretation was highly praised at that time. Program Is Varied An interesting variety marks the remainder of the program offered, which follows: sacred number, “Cherubim Song,” Glinka, and “Cuckoo Song,’ Lemlin — chorus; “Spirit Flower,” Tipton—Miss Ruth Shannon; trio, “At Eventide It Shall Be Light,” Gaul, “Chinese Lullaby” and “The Sleigh,” Pountz—Miss Eu- Miss Emma King and Miss Shannon; “Song of the Flea,” Mous- sorgsky Arthur Buck; ie Red Birds O’er the Crystal Spring,” Lieu- rance—Miss Ruth Haan, flute obli- gato by Robert Wells; Scandinavian number, “Solveig’s Song,” Greig, and Negro number, “The Story of Norah,” Harris—chorus; “Water Boy”—Miss No Hollstein; flute solo, “The Night- ingale,” Donjon, and “The Flight of the Bumble Bec,” Korsakow—Wells; “List! The Cherubic Host,” Gaul— women's chorus with obligato by Wells and solo by Miss Shannon; quartet, “Sylvia,” Speaks, and “Jonah and the Whale,” Wick—Ruff, Wells, Buck and Johnson; sacred number, “Thy Kingdom Come,” Christiansen, and Negro number, “It's Me, O Lord,” Cain—chorus. —————* | City and County | ¢—_—___________—--® Players when he came here with a/can WEBB 10 SPEAK AT BASEBALL MERTING: = ‘Play Ball’ Film Will Be Shown To Junior Legion Gathering, Were Wednesday A talk by Frank J. Webb, depart- ment athletic officer of the Ameri Legion, and @ motion picture e1 titled “Play Ball” will be the prin- cipal features of the organization meeting of the fourth district, Junior American Legion baseball program. A short business meeting of the Lloyd Spetz post will open the meet- ing at 8 p. m., Wednesday, at the World War ‘Memorial building. E. M. i Davis, fourth district athletic officer for Kidder, Logan, McIntosh, Em- mons and Burleigh counties, will have charge of the program. Speakers will be Governor Walter Welford, Spencer Boise, fifth district deputy; K. W. Simons, commander of the Lloyd Spetz post; Ben Jacob- son, FERA recreational director for Burleigh county; Buddy Beall, mem- ber of the Bismarck team last year; and Webb. The film, which will be shown by 8. W. Corwin, takes the spectator be- hind the scenes of big league base- ball, giving him a thorough education in the fundamentals of batting, Pitching, catching, fielding and base running as demonstrated by the stars of the American league. Invitations have been extended to all posts in the fourth district to ‘send delegates to the meeting, which will be open to the public. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all per- sons and organizations for their con- | dolences and assistance rendered in| connection with the death of our son and brother, Philip Ehli. Arch Masons to Hold Special Meeting Here A special meeting of the Bismarck Chapter, No. 10, Royal Arch has been cailed’ for 8 o'clock tonight | /*¥,, at the Masonic temple. NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of Sea, OFFICE OF Fountr AUDITOR, tat marck, N. Tak. San. ce “Surmidt, Resmarfad Dak.; Clara _B, Ullum, 2147 N. Deis: ware St., Indianapolis, Ind. You are hereby notified that the tract of land hereinafter described ant which was assessed in your name for taxation for the year 1927 delinquent taxes o: the year 1 7, and that the time for redemption from said sale will expire ninety days from the completed service of this notice. Said land is described an follow: Southwest quarter of Section 18, 139, Range 78. A Amount sold for. "$55.89, mount required to redeem at this 0. fon to the above amount Ford Dealers THE PICK OF THE BEST USED offered ¢ Al you will be ire of rvice ot ts notice redemption thereof will tax sale ce: ESS my hand this. Tn day of April, larger sises., Look whet you eave 20: pepper los 4. pepper 15¢ 80: pepper 25¢ Offer CARS Mrs. Angeline Beer John Ehli Peter Ehli Mrs. Margaret Kuntz Mrs. Katherine Rhoades Tony Beer, Jr. Mrs. E. R. Freigang Mrs, William Morrison Mrs. Sigmund Silverman Agatha Beer Captain Thomas J. McDonald, Set. Joseph K. Fair and Sgt. Luther Bounds. Members of the new troop are Hart- ley Davis, Bob Francis, Jack Bounds, Donald Falconer, John Dunn, Jim Bounds, Billy Falconer, Dale Davis, Joe Fair, Walter Hoffman, Oliver Mork and Jack Cochran. Three other candidates who will join as soon as they reach the scout age are Tom McDonald, Buddy Abbott and Clyde Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Neil O. Churchill, 618 Mandan 8t., are the parents of a boy born at 6:40 a. m., Tuesday, at St. Alexius hospital. ‘The program, including the cast of characters for an act of the opera, “La Traviata,” which the Jamestown College chorus will present at the Bismarck City Auditourim at 8:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, was an- nounced Tuesday by Burkett Huey and Earl R. Monson, sponsors of the appearance, who are being assisted by the First Presbyterian church. Arriving from Hazelton Tuesday evening, members of the chorus will be overnight guests at Bismarck homes and will be entertained at din-| sponsored by apparel distributors in ner Wednesday by the Presbyterian! the Twin Cities until the latter part congregation. In addition to their! of the week when he will return to concert engagement, which is part} Bismarck. of the annual spring tour, the chorus ,|will sing for the Bismarck Rotary club at noon Wednesday and for the A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Neuharth of Carrington at 10:40 p. m., Monday, at the Bismarck hospital. FR om ekWe four juvenile speakers divided attention of the club men as they quoted facts in support of their “At the ‘conclusion of the debate, the club men voted 28 to 9 in favor of the negative duo, with one judge Willis Brewster, manager of Butt- Teys Stores, Inc., in Bismarck, left Monday evening for Minneapolis, son, which occurred at 8 a, m., Mon- where he will attend a style showing day at the T .B. Meinhover residence, 523 Seventh St. Dennis James is the name chosen for the infant who weighed 714 pounds at birth. a Spring Travel friends and fraternities for their ex- Excursion bus fares now in effect. 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