The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1936, Page 6

ne ROSES "TG BARN MENTION THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRINAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1936 FOR HIGH GRADES William Moore Has 51 Pupils . Listed in Fifth Honor Roll of Current Term i: Bismarck grade school build- $mgs reported 176 pupils winning honor roll distinction during the fifth school month ending Feb. 7. The William Moore led with 51, the Roosevelt reported 47 and the ‘Will, Richholt and Wachter, 35, 27 and 15, respectively, honor listing. The complete roll follows: RICHHOL' le Fortenberry, Gordon Klee, Klein. Korupp, Mary velyn. Richard Dorot) Richert : » Lyle Porter | t WILLIAM MOORE Fourth le rolyn Rhoa Eli. Arsen, 1 Munson, William } Jack Schunk, Robert Jean Fifth Doris Ashbri 1st + | tivity of King Edward VIII, for it is) jorie etty Si uise Sors- d Waldo, Virginia Wheel- er and Mary Wynkoop. Sixth Grade Roberta Henderson, Sonia Husby, Koch, Robert Jones, Marie » Mary Nelson, Mary Smith, Wel anet Overbte and Robert Tester and Georg Holke: y | Hanson, 2 Knief, Marion Martin, Mina ell, Myla Mitchell, Jacqueline s, Emmet Schmitz, Jane Skinner, Duane Torvik and Har- riet Wagar. Sixth Grade Robert Ball, John Carlson, Violet trom, June Fair, Lucille Hagen, fendrickson, John Hofstrand, Homer, Robert Kavanagh, Mary uk, Melvin Olson, Harry S @ Annette Torvik. ROO: Van a Johansen, wi. Mote, beth Bois Stedman, mary , Ruth Hedden a Ferris Cordner, stad, | Logan, John Hei Ruth Perkins, William Rasche, Sylvia Tolchins! Laughlin, Robert Holm and Arthur Sixth Hekt rade Allen Milton, Selvig, ‘orm: vieve Schuck, Fink, Eugene stone and Otto Meske. earning the) ch, Ruth | , | call his very own. So in 1870 he pur-| By MILTON BRONNER London, Feb. 21.—Fort Belvedere— ‘8 a name that is likely to appear increasingly from now on in cables from England giving news of the ac- a real home that the new monarch created for himself when he was still Prince of Wales. In doing so, he| followed the example of his grand-j| father and great ,grandfather. When his great grandmother, Queen Victoria, ascended the throne, ' there were four principal royal resi- dences—Windsor castle in the town of Windsor, and St. James's palace, Buckingham palace and Kensington palace, all in London. Windsor was, of course, the oldest of these, parts of it dating back to the 13th century. Next in age is St. James's palace, built for Henry VIII in 1536, Even to this day the royal court is the Court of St. James's and ambassadors are accredited to this court. Kensington palace was bought from the Earl of Nottingham in 1689 by King William Third. Buckingham palace was built for the Duke of Buckingham in 1703 and purchased by King George Third in 1761. Ever since, it has been the main London residence of ‘royalty. After Queen Victoria’s marriage to the German Prince Albert, he con- ceived the idea of a real home far away from the crowds and the cities. So in 1848 they bought Balmoral castle in Scotland with 25,000 acres of ground around it, mainly given up to deer. Queen Victoria's son, later King Edward VII, while still Prince of Wales, wanted a home he could chased 2,500 acres in Norfolk county) and built Sandringham. The present king, in looking around | for his own particular home, chose | Fort Belvedere. It is situated in| Windsor Great Park, about 23 miles) from London; and so is easy of access by car from London. Edward VIII Modernized It i It was already crown property and| has a rather romantic history. The Young Pretender to the throne had| :|been defeated in the 1745 rébellion.| Anticipates Approval Of Utilities’ Merger Absence of two members of the board of railroad commission jursday delayed action on the pro: | ae merger of the Montana-Dakota ler company with the Montana- Dakota Utilities company. Commissioners Ben C. Larkin, board eheirman, and Elmer Cart were out! @f the city on business. The merger would eliminate holding company op- tration. ©. W. McDonnell, third board mem- + Said he anticipated approval of Proposal. GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE Napoleon, N. D., Feb. 21.—John C. 21, was given a suspended sen- “ence when arraigned before District Judge George M. McKenna on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. More then 47,000 women are em- loyed in United States banks. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE. FOR NATURAL “BULK” Needed to Correct. Constipation* Most people recognize the seri- | Dusness of constipation. But too often they dose themselves with strong cathartics that often actu- ally lead to chronic constipation. The natural way to check com- mon constipation is to correct the | condition which causes it—usually, insufficient “bulk” in meals. How can you get “bulk”? Fruits and vegetables have some. Bran has more. The most popular product of this kind is Kellogg’s Au-Bran. The “bulk” in ALL-Bran is gentle in action, AtL-BRan also supplies The Duke of Cumberland set his! Fort Belvedere (above) is “h |fect country residence. fort—Fort Belvedere. Later it was oc-/ | casionally used by royalty and George | IV made it his country house. The present king, when he took possession, completely renovated and modernized the interior, while preserving its ex- terior untouched. But he added gar- dens, swimming pools, tennis courts and other things to make it the per- He often turned in with his gardeners and did @ spot of work himself, How much he loves its peace and quiet was shown by his going there the very first Sunday after his royal father’s death. He had had a week of grief and strain, with many deci- sions of all kinds to make. So on this Sunday, he drove away to the privacy of his own real diggings. It is probable that this is the first of many such retreats from the world. Aides Expected to Stay The accession of Edward the Eighth to the throne will be the cause of some changes in the household which helps serve the sovereign. But it is universally believed that three men, who have been with him for years, will simply transfer their activities | from Fort Belvedere, and from 8t. James's palace where the then Prince of Wales maintained bachelor quar- ters, to Buckingham. They are Ad- mira] Sir Lionel Halsey, Brig. Gen. G. F. Trotter and Sir Godfrey Thomas. | When the present king was Prince of Wales these men were respectively, comptroller and treasurer, groom-in- waiting, and private secretary. They have keen with the king so long he would probably feel lost without them. They joined his staff shortly after he set up a separate household of his own and have been with him ever since. Theirs has been frictionless teamwork that has saved him much time and many aggravations. In; themselves the three represent three great branches of government service} —Halsey, the navy, Trotter, the army and Thomas, the foreign office. ' Halsey Is Naval Hero Sir Lionel Halsey is a veteran naval officer with a distinguished record.' He was detached for land service in| reg. or quick, large pkg., each Fame Mixed Vegetables, contains good assortment, 2 No. 2 cans Seedless Raisins, fresh shipment, 4 Ibs. for 29c Libby’s fancy Sweet Potatoes No. 24% can No. 244 cans 2 for Maxwell House Coffee good to Phone 626 SPOHN’S 18 9th st FOUR REGULAR DELIVERIES DAILY Friday and Saturday Specials ° Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Cabbage, nice, fresh stock, per Ib, . Lettuce, large, firm heads, 2 for Carrots, green tops, very crisp, 2 bunches ... Blue Goose Navel Oranges, very juicy, 6 large bars 25c Libby’s fancy Pickles sweet or mix quart jar EACH Sunray Soda Crackers, 2 Ib. caddy Lux Toilet Soap or Lifebyoy Soap, your choice, 4 bars for Kellogs’s Wheat tirispies, very de- licious in flavor, Por 21 2 for... ite (1 pkg. Pep Free) Belvedere Is King Edward’s Fortress Against Limeligh ” to Great Britain’s new monarch, {victorious troops to work building a the Boer war and assisted in the de- fense of Ladysmith in 1899 and 1900. In 1913 he commanded the battleship New Zealand in her empire cruise, ‘and later in the naval battles of Heli- goland Bight and Dogger Bank. He was one of the staff of Admiral Jel- licoe on the Iron Duke in the famous naval battle of Jutland. Later he was made Third Sea Lord and from 1918 to 1920 was in command of the Australian navy. He accompanied the then Prince of Wales on foreign tours, acting as chief of staff. He) has been comptroller and treasurer of the Prince’s household since 1920. He will probably ultimately fulfill the same duties for King Edward with the title of Keeper of the Privy Purse. Keeps Away Bores Gen. Gerald F. Trotter, groom: waiting to the then Prince of Wales, | has ever since 1920 been his alter ego. Where the prince was, there, too, was General Trotter. The gray-haired, THE RED AND WHITE STORES Scott’s Grocery Phone 816 Prunes, eee vlc ae! 311 Seventh White, per pkg. Corn Starch, 49-pound gray-mustached, one-armed soldier w to it that bores were kept at a distance from his royal employer. Born in 1871, General Trotter served in the Boer war and the World war. In the winter of 1917-18 he headed a British military mission to the Unit- ed States. Sir Godfrey Thomas is a Welshman, born in 1889, tenth holder of a bar- onetcy created in 1694. He became attached to the diplomatic service in 1912 and was made one of the secre- taries at the foreign office in 1914. He became assistant private secre- tary to the Princé of Wales in 1919 and, since 1921, has been private sec- retary. The private secretary to the late King George was Lord Wigram. It is thought he will shortly rotire. Then Sir Godfrey will become chief private secretary to his old master, the new king. MINOT MAN SUCCUMBS Minot, N. D., Feb, 21.—()—Henry J. Reid, 66, dairy farmer of Minot vi- cinity, died Friday of a heart attack in a Minot hospital. He had lived in the community since 1906. RICHHOLT GROCERY Salad Dressing, Crown, 24 oz. jar ..19¢ Crisco, 3 Ib. can .... (This price effective with purchase of $1.00 or more of other merchandise Chipped Beets, 2 No. 2 tins ........6. Catsup, Heinz, Believe All Perished On Soviet Icebreaker Baku, Russia, Feb. breaker, Shumian was believed to have foundered with 31 persons aboard, proved fruitless Friday and it was feared all perished. Lighting Gas Felled Delivery Attendan aks Woburn, Mass. Feb. 21—(7)—A hospital official said Friday illuminat- ing gas felled two nurses and af- fected a doctor while they attended delivery of a baby in Choate Mem- orial hospital Wednesday night. A third nurse was affected slightly. Elmer E. Silver, president of the hospital, said investigation showed an intake valve on a sterilizing apparatus run by gas had become out of adjust- Phone 631 only.) Oatmeal, Minneepa, Apricots, Pears, DeLuxe Plums, Minneopa brand, No. 2% tins, 3-can deal ..... 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