The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1935, Page 8

eo) CAMPUS FACTIONS PICK CANDIDATES Mandan and Bismarck Students Seeking Class Offices at University Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 1—(?)— ‘Two slates of candidates nominated ‘by campus political factions were an- nounced Thursday in preparation for the annual class elections at the Uni- versity of North Dakota Nov. 8. The candidates named were: Seniors—For Eugene Devitt, East Grand Forks, and Byron Spielman, Mandan; vice president, president, Genevieve Falkanger, Grand Forks,| | and Margaret Thompson, Cando; sec- retary, Arnold Braverman, Grand Forks and Donald Westrum, Bow-} bells; treasurer, Bernice Anderson, | Larimore, and Geraldine Gibbens, | Jamestown; prom manager, Edward} Hallenberg, Niagara, and Ed Rorvig,| Mayville. Juniors—For president, Doris Earl and Ethel Wilmot, Grand Forks; vice "TONS OF MONEY’ SET FOR NOV. 12 Community Players Also to Give Play for Convention Friday, Nov. 8 FLAPPER, FANNY SAYS: The public performance. of “Tons of Money,” first offering of the season jof the Bismarck Community Players. has been changed from Nov. 7 to Tuesday, Nov. 12, it was announced | Friday. The change has been made so | that the city auditorium can be avail- able for the North Dakota Education | association convention. | Friday evening, will be given for the N, D. E. A. dele- gates, |, Emery T. Putnam, director, says | that all members of the cast are com- ] | ing along splendidly and that he ex- | pects the play tp be one of the best iy t given by the group. Putnam directed © the outstanding success, “Spooks,” One of women's most wearing (| with which the Players opened their tasks is finding something to | 1934 season on Halloween night. wear. | Sale of season tickets for admission president, Arnold Snortland, Sharon, and William Kunkel, Carrington; secretary, Fordney Nelson, Orr, and Henry Ruemmele, Ashley; treasurer,| Saxon Benjamin, Fort Totten, and) Karl Webber, Towner; prom manager | Winston Olson, Minot, and Art Rabe, | Dickinson. Sophomores—For president, Nordquist, Underwood, and Josephine Gronna, Lakota; vice president, Ber- nice Smith, Grand Forks, and Law- rence Johnson, Sawyer; secretary, Wenona Statbeck, Grand Forks, and David Jones, Velva; treasurer, Rob-| ert Shapland, Crosby, and Eleanore) Hart, Grand Forks. Freshmen—For president, Donald Goldammer, Lakota, and Vaughan O'Keefe, Grand Forks; vice president. Stanley Walsh, Kensal, and Phyllis’ Duckstad, Grand Forks; secretary, John Howard, Hot Springs, 8. D., and Dale William Burckhardt, Devils Lake: . treasurer, Ruth Thoreson, York, and Anne Shivley, Rugby. i ND. CALLS BIDS ON HOSPITAL ADDITION New Unit at Jamestown Ex- pected to Have Capacity | for 400 Patients | The state board of administration | Friday advertised for bids for con- struction of the new $350,000 ward building at the state hospital for the insane at Jamestown. | Construction will be started as soon fas $158,850 is made available by the federal government through the WPA, the board announced. The state will pay the balance of the cost from a $200,000 appropriation voted by the last legislature. The new building, with a capacity | of 400 patients, will be six stories high, | and will replace an old structure, one of the first built at the hospital. The old building has been razed by pa- tients at the institution, who also ex- | cavated for the new structure and / built the foundation. First floor joists | and steel work already have been | constructed to protect water and sewer | pipes from the weather. i} The balance of the work will be! done by the WPA. ‘The state hospital has a population of 1,806, the largest in its history. The new building will relieve an over- crowded condition, Governor Welford | stated. | Two Hog Production Plans Are Considered | Washington, Nov. 1.—(4)—The AAA will ask farmers next week which one of two plans they prefer to boost hog production 30 per cent in the 1936 corn-hog program. Under one plan farmers would have to raise more pigs to be eligible for benefit payments. ‘Under the other, farmers would be paid benefits only on the hogs they Taised, up to a maximum to prevent over-expansion. Either plan, Claude Wickard, corn- hog chief, predicted would stimulate production to an extent whereby the farm administration's goal of 30 per cent more pork might be realized. A &cotchman’s poor penmanship gave birth to the word “tweed.” He sent samples of “tweel” (Scotch for twill) to London and didn’t watch his “L”. The Londoner interpreted the word as “tweed” and it has re- mained that ever since. = | Farmers’ Cut Rate =| Meat Market bs John G. Gussner, Prop. eb... L4e OT MARCOVITZ Phone Grocery 905 Front 957 Ave. 9 - 10:30 A. M. — Free Delivery Service — 2:30 - 4:30 P. M. Daily Homecoming Specials Friday & Saturday 16-Ib. box .... 65c WE, Sarntenseace 2 1] Cc TOMATOES APPLES Catternia, 2 ths... QE | sorb. bor vsreveen 89c CRACKERS CATSUP Minneopa, 14-02. bottles, 2 for Sunshine Sodas, 2-1b. box NAVY BEANS Hand picked, 4 Ibs. ... BISQUICK 19c Large pkg. .......00 MINNEOPA FRUIT DEAL—No. 21 tins— 1 Pear, 1 Peach, 1 Sliced Pineapple; 3 for...... 75¢ (1 Beautiful Cream and Sugar Set FREE) GOLD DUST Large pkg. .......... HEAD LETTUCE Solid heads, 2 fOr .....ceccveee eee IN THE MEAT MARKET Boneless Rolled Roast, Ib. ___.18¢ Swift’s Wieners SALMON Tall pink, 2 for Swift's Bologna Large, Fresh ring, Ib. 18c | per Ib. 15c U. S. Inspected, Tender, Juicy, STEAK Round, Sirloin, per tb. 17e T-BONE and SHORT CUTS, per Ib. ..20¢ SWIFT’S JEWEL SHORTENING, 2 Ibs... 3l1lc Veal Roast t."°15c | Veal Steak, Ib. 20¢ BEEF ROAST Slab Bacon, whole or half slab, per Ib. Spareribs Fr. 19c U.S. In- Choice Oven, Ib. 14c spected Nice Pot Roast, Ib. ..11e Pork Loin Roast, siete 22 oe Us nenet ae 23c center eae in” 26¢ ..22¢c Spring Fryers, 3 Ibs. avg., Ib. . Nov. 8, the play} THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, to “Tons of Money” and five other dramas still is in progress at The Trib- une office and Woodmansee’s. They also may be secured from any-member of the Players. Season ticket holders will be seated in the reserved section. A financial report covering the 1934- 35 season which saw the production oi four plays shows that the organiza- tion barely met expenses and that the support of the public is imperative if plans for the new year are to be car- ried out successfully, eine Kane ene $187.30, the expenses 07. esponding fig- ures for the other thinse ‘lays eg “Holiday,” receipts $99.00 and expen- ses $135.82; “Her Husband's Wife,” | 1933. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1935 receipts $126.20 and expenses $110.16, | 9" ideal fob in.a Helena tavern, mix- .” |ing cocktails. and “A Murder Has Been Arranged,’ receipts $97.60 and expenses’ $110.00. Dues collected amounted to $50.00 and miscellaneous expenses incurred were $43.96. To begin the new year the Players had a balance of $29.00. RAIL LOADINGS INCREASE Washington, Nov. 1—(?)—The As- sociation of American Railroads an- nounced Friday loadings of revenue freight for the week ended Oct. 26 were 707,826 cars, a decrease of 25,121 below the week, an increase of 83,018 over 1934 and 65,403 above Tittle Packing Co 400 MAIN Baby Beef —SWIFT’S FRESH MADE— RING BOLOGNA . MINCED HAM PORK Swift’s Small Wieners, ib. 21c VEAL: Meat, Ib... —FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS— Ground Beef, 100% pure, Ib. Tender Pot Sirloin Steak, Ib.. .15c Shoulder Roast, Ib. . Sliced Pork Liver, Ib. Pork Steak, Ib. Shoulder Steak, Ib. .......... lfc ‘ancy Chops, Ib. ..... ..19¢ Leg o’ Veal Roast, Ib......... 16c . 15¢] Bros. mpany, Inc.. PHONE 332 Roast, Ib. ...11e Bulk Sauer- Kraut, qt... Swiss Cheese, Ib... ne SPOHN’S WE DELIVER Sugar, western beet, cloth bag... 57c Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, 314-lb. 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