The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1936, Page 3

COUNTY DIRECTORS FOR GNDA SELECTED 14 Districts to Meet Soon to) Choose Member for Gov- erning Board © Minot, N. D., May 21.—Announce- ment of 53 county directors for the ensuing year was: made here Wed- nesday by J. E. Danielson, president of the Greater North Dakota asso- ciation. The state is divided into 14 dis- tricts, comprising from three to five counties each. Directors from the counties within each district will meet within the next 30 days, and nominate the district director to serve on the association’s governing board. Following the district noml- nations the organization will call its annual meeting, and elect state of- ficers. Retiring county directors are: Adams, W. T. Krebsbach, Reeder; Barnes, F. J. Fredrickson, Valley City; Benson, 8. C. Host, Leeds; Bowman, L. Skjelset, Rhame; Burke, R. A, Kindler, Columbus; Burleigh, F. G. Orr, Bismarck; Dickey, 8. A. Reko, Oakes; Dunn, E. W. Jones, Killdeer; Hettinger, Henry Melaas. New England; Grant, A. O. Flatland, Carson; Logan, Otis F. Bryant, Jr., now moved to Enderlin; McIntosh, John H. Wishek, Wishek; Morton, Phil W. Blank, Mandan; Ransom, Fred G. Oehlke, Enderlin; Renville, Fred F. Page, Mohall; Sioux, J. Bern- ard Smith, Selfridge; Slope, F. R. Cook, Scranton; Stutsman, R. M. DePuy, now moved to Brookings, 8. D.; Towner, T. S. Harkison, Can- do; Walsh, Rilie R. Morgan, Graf- ton; and Ward, Richard Costello, now deceased. They are succeeded by: Adams, M. K. Dallas, Hettinger; Barnes, A. C. Thorkelson, Valley City; Benson, Orris Nordhagen, Leeds; Bowman, E. W. Christopher, Scranton; Burke, L. E. Mahoney, Columbus; Burleigh, A. E. Brink, Bismarck; Dickey, G. L. Stucker, Ellendale; Dunn, I. L. Do- herty, Killdeer; Grant, O. D. Sprecher, New Leipzig; Hettinger, H. C. Bowers, New England; Logan, George Laney, Napoleon; McIntosh, Paul J. Wishek, Ashley; Morton, Fred Heath, New Salem; Ransom, W. A. Lilyquist, Lis- bon; Renville, Edward Sullivan, Mo- hall; Sioux, Frank Fiske, Ft. Yates; Slope, W. C. Vandvoort, Marmarth; Stutsman, R. W. Delaney, James- town; Towner, V. D. Lord, Cando; Walsh, T. A. Driscoll, Grafton; and Ward, Allen McKenzie, Kenmare. County directors who were re-ap- pointed include: Billings, W. J. Schutte, Medora; Bottineau, Asmund- er Benson, Bottineau; Cass, William Stern, Fargo; Cavalier, W. J. Murie, Langdon; Divide, A. U. Anderson, Crosby; Eddy, Henry W. Wilson, New Rockford; Emmons, J. D. Meier, Lin- ton; Foster, Philip Neuharth, Car- rington; Golden Valley, John Keo- hane, Beach; Grand Forks, W. P. Davies, Grand Forks; Griggs, Nels Lunde, Cooperstown; Kidder, H. W. George, Steele; LaMoure, Paul Adams, LaMoure; McKenry, Fred Roble, Granville; McKenzie, J. P. Christensen, Watford City; McLean, Hans Fischer, Washburn; Mercer, R. M. Stroup, Hazen; Mountrail, Martin Hanson, Stanley; Nelson, N, N. Brakke, McVille; Oliver, Burton W. Wilcox, Center; Pembina, Dr. H. M. Waldron, Sr., Drayton; Pierce, F. T. Gronvold, Rugby; Ramsey, Edwin Traynor, Starkweather; Richland, R. J, Hughes, Wahpeton; Rolette, W. P. Campbell, Dunseith; Sargent, Gilman ; Maltrud, Forman; Sheridan, John J. Dahl, McCiusky; Stark, E. I. Giedt, Richardton; Steele, Dr. L. P. Larson, Finley; Traill, Charles Shafer, Hills- boro, Wells, Dr. I. H. Wells, Harvey; and Williams, J. A. Cunningham, ‘Williston. Prepare to Immunize 900 in Two Days Here: Preparations to immunize 900 Bis- marck children against diptheria and smallpox Friday and Saturday are progressing satisfactorily, according to. Miss Esther Teichmann, nurse, Punds for the treatment are being: provided by the Women’s Community Council. with the state health department and Bismarck health officials. Local phy- sicians also are cooperating. The treatments will be given Friday and Saturday from 9 a. m. until 1 p. m., in the World War Memorial building. Archbishop Bows to Discipline of Church Rouen, France, May 21.—(#)—After 18 days of self-isolation in the Epis- copal Palace, Monsignor Andre Du- bois De La Villerabel, archbisop of Rouen, announced Wednesday he school would yield to church discipline and quit his residence. The Vatican oust- ed the archbishop because he had complained to civil instead of to church authorities against alleged financial manipulations by Monsignor Bertin, his vicar general. Roots May Still Live If Plants Seem Dead Japanese Barberry and Spireas that appear. to be dead may still have life, according to Victor Lundeen, exten- sion horticulturist at the North Da- kota Agricultural college. He sug- gests cutting off the tops almost to the ground and waiting to see if new growth will not appear from the base. The appearance of new branches may take time, but the trial may be worth the effort. Then if no growth starts the shrubs may be replaced by new plants at the next regular planting time. Evergreens throughout the state | have taken on a sickly color. To many this brown color may be a sure sign of dying, but Lundeen contends that a percentage of the trees should pull through and live. At least the trees should be left and given a chance to recover. In general the dead color is not due to disease but is due to abnormal weather condi- tions prevailing the past winter and early spring. HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT CONTRACTS ARE LET Awards Totaling $70,000 Go to Fargo and Bismarck Con- cerns Primarily The state highway department Thursday had awarded contracts for / out trim. 31 to 8. Wards shoes are values every day in the week. But we slashed the price still lower for this 4-day sale. Think of it! A 16% saving from our regular low price. Leather oxfords with Goodyear welt and perforated trim. White or brown. 3% to8. AA toC. Monk T-strap sandals, cut- 32¢ A Pair In This Sale Wards Regulor Lew Price 1.981 Sale? save 10c Why wait to buy the things you need and want when you can enjoy them now by taking advan- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1936 maintenance equipment totaling ap- proximately $70,000. Included in the equipment are five tractors of Various types, motor pa- trols, and highway stripers. Con- tracts to furnish concrete culverts as needed also were given Bismarck and Fargo concerns. Contracts were awarded to: Lewis Tractor and Machinery com- pany, Fargo for two crawler type trac- tors, one motor patrol and one center line striping machine, $16,154. Dakota Tractor and Equipment company, Fargo, three caterpillar tage of Wards Budget Plan? You can buy as little as 20 dollars worth of merchandise, or as much as you like... the carrying charges on all amounts are exceptionally reasonable. 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There’s No End to the Combinations You Can Make With Sanforized Summer ‘SLACKS There’s a pattern and style for every need! New stripes, checks, nub and novelty weaves! Pleated fronts! Side straps! Sturdy woven cord or cool cotton twill fabrics! CANNON TOWELS e x Usually 10c, Turkish Fluff; towels, 18x36; colored bor- ders. 4 days only. Men’s Shirts and Shorts cloth shorts! Rib knit shirts. Shirred-Top ANKLETS 8s Fifl€ cotton with new shir- red, Lastez tops. 8-1074. MEN'S SOCKS lor 1% Value. plated mercerized top, toe and heel. Plain colors, 8 Boys’ Economy Summer Slacks $1.29 MONTGO tractors and one motor patrol $20,408. Northwestern Sheet and Iron Works, ‘Wahpeton, for four motor patrols and metal culverts $20,836. Midwest Equipment company, Far- G0, for two motor patrols $8,817.50. J. D, Adams & Company, Indiana- polis, Ind., one motor patrol $4,529. Dakota Metal Culvert company, Fargo, one motor patrol, $3,750. Contracts to furnish maintenance department with various culverts as needed went to the North Dakota Con- crete Products company of Bismarck and the Concrete Sectional Culvert company of Fargo. Wilton Seniors in Bismarck on Visit Members of the senior class of Wil- ton high school were visitors in Bis- marck Wednesday, stopping at places of interest both public and private. In the group were Stanley Saugstad, school superintendent; Mabel Flinn, Billy Breslin, Amelia Hanwell, Francis Hanwell, Thelma Hanson, Maggie Skoropat, Vernon Richards, Amy Redington, Norman Uglen, Marjorie Peterson, Agnes Peterson, Naomi ten, Emerson Gill, Hope Hane- |Sbeth Olson, Mesty’ Bawick! and Ray- | mond Mitchell. |Drink Water With Meals Good for Stomach Water with meals helps stomach Juices, acids digestion. If bloated with gas add a spoonful of Adlerika. One dose cleans out poisons and washes BOTH upper and lower bowels.—Ad- vertisement. 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