The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1936, Page 11

- “ os metinmrsens RM CEFOR 70 BE ROST TO MANY CATHOLICS St. Joseph’s Verein to Celebrate 25th Anniversary During dune Meeting Lefor, N. D., May 28.—Final prepar- ations are in here for the 17th annual convention of the Catho- lic Central Verein and the Catholic ‘Women’s Union of North Dakota, June 1-2. Delegates from 20 Catholic men’s and 13 Catholic women’s societies in the state will attend the celebration, which is expected to be one of the largest in the state. One hundred twenty invitations have been sent to Priests of North Dakota and the ma- jority of this number are expected to attend. A special jubilee observance will take place Tuesday evening to honor the Lefor St. Joseph’s verein, which celebrates the 25th anniversary of its organization. This will be climaxed by the grand convention ball led by Pioneers and founders of the unit. Speakers at the mass meeting set for 2 p. m., Monday will be Most Revs. Aloisius Munech and Vincent Wehrle of the Fargo and Bismarck dioceses, respectively, Abbot Cuth- bert Goeb of Assumption abbey, Rich- ardton, Gov. Walter Welford and F. P. Kenkel, 8t. Louis, Mo. Delegates and guests will be housed in private homes. Meals will be serv- ed in the spacious auditorium of 8t. Elizabeth’s church where women of the parish will do the cooking. Special entertainment will be provided in the evenings by the Lefor band, orchestra and dramatic club. Benjamin Franklin once sought to have the wild turkey represented on the seal of the United States, instead of the eagle, because the former bird was so typically American, Sixteen members of the “Black Legion,” Detroit secret society, were held i worker, allegedly slain because In connection with the “ritual execution” of Charles A. Poole, WPA e beat his wife, shown above with an Infant daughter. A police officer is shown at left with confiscated regalia snd weapons (Anenelated ress Photo) "THAN OWAPI QUOTA FILLING UP RAPIDL Enrollment for Three Scout Camp Periods Is Larger Than Last Year With the enrollment already larger than on the opening day of camp last year and the second period filled to the maximum quota, Boy Scout officials Thursday launched a final drive for registrations in Camp Chan Owapi, the first period of which starts Sunday, June 7. Only one registration for the third period remains to bring the third week's enrollment to the maximum quota of 80, while 51 are registered for the first period. Paul O. Netland, area scout execu- tive, urged that all registrations sent in the future be made for the first | ABANDONS FLIGHT Wichita, Kas, May 28.—(#)—Col. Roscoe Turner abandoned his speed flight from Los Angeles to Providence, R. L, here Thursday after determining repairs to his motor were necessary before taking off on the next leg of his flight. ‘The first grains of wheat grew wild on the steppes of Asia, thousands of years ago. This’ wild wheat was the genesis of the grain that we know and use Schneider and ww AL’S Phone 77, CASH GROCERY Specials Thursday and Friday FREE DELIVERY 9:30, 10:30 a.m. 2:30, 4:30 p.m. Enget, Props. TOMATOES Prerr rr Cartoned cmon 2 Ibs. 57c 3 bunenes”.. LO Butter $4,000,000 N. D. Road Safety Program Wins Federal Chief's Okay Grade Crossing Elimination Projects Cover} Wide Area in State; Jobs Include Grading, Graveling and Setting Up Lights The complete program for grade crossing projects in North Dakota involving approximately four million dollars in pro- posed construction work, including $871,500 in contingent proj- ects, was announced Thursday by Robert B. Cummins, state director for the National Emergency council. Approval of the final installment of the grade crossing projects under the U. S. work program was given by Cummins and Thomas H. Moodie, works progress administrator for North Dakota. Including numerous projects on which work is already under way, the complete list of grade crossing elimination proj- ects as revised and amended, including those contingent projects submitted with the final installment of the program, are: ones = oo EGG NOODLES 3 1- Marshmallows, 5c pkg., 3 pkgs... . . Sun Ray Sodas, slightly salted, 2-lb. caddy Crackers EMPEL’ JUST PHONE 1612 — PINEAPPLE per Ib. 1 5c — one 2 tor 25c ORANGES, Sunkist, 252 ioe a size 18 co: 35c per doz. sana aci 30c rac Cantaloupe Potatoes Radishes 5 bunches 10c Onions Green 2 bunches 5c Asparagus 1 Ib, bunch 5c Cucumbers Slicing Size 5c PINEAPPLE Libby’s Hilldale, No, in_ 2 te 29 Vienna Sausage ogee Py COFFEE, page le ee 28 [see 2». 15c — BACON DILL PICKLES % pet es -. SCI aces, 4 LOCI Ne ts un. LEC 7A.M.OPEN STORE CLOSED 10P. M. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY G. N. Railroad Crossings a Grade separation overhead—Ward county, east of Surrey, $41,000; Ben- son, west of Churchs Ferry, $51,000; Nelson, east of Petersburg, $59,200; Eddy, southeast of New Rockford, $48,500; Cass, south of Casselton, $85,500; Griggs, at Hannaford, $47,- 100; Pierce, west of Selz, $36,600; Foster, southeast of Greenfield, $39,- 200; Barnes, southeast of Pillsbury, $37,800; Ward, Third street northeast at Minot, $219,500. Relocations—Towner, to eliminate grade crossing between Cando and Maza, $46,900; Grand Forks, grade and gravel relocation to eliminate two grade crossings, north and south of $53,600; Traill, to eliminate two grade crossings between Hillsboro and Gardner, $27,600; Cass, to elimin- late two grade crossings, between Hills- boro and Gardner, $28,553. Ward, grading and bituminous sur- face on highway leading to overhead and west of Surrey, $56,600; Ward, remove center pier of existing under- pass southeast of Des Lacs, $18,900; Mountrail, grade separation under- pass at Stanley, $88,000; grade sep- aration underpass, Washington street in Grand Forks, $147,000. Northern Pacific Crossings Stark, removal of center pier of ex- isting underpass at Antelope, $5,100; Stark, grade separation overhead at Beltield, $39,300; Stark, grade separa- tion underpass in Dickinson, $193,- 600; Cass, underpass and track eleva- tion, Thirteenth street in Fargo, $420,- 678; Barnes, pedestrian subway, at ‘Valley City, $25,000; Morton, grade separation for pedestrians underpass in Mandan, $42,000; Cass, grade sep- aration underpass at West Fargo. $74,700. Soo Line Grade separation overhead—Ward, southeast of Baden, $42,200; Foster, ‘Carrington, $63,000; Barnes, east of Rogers, $48,200; McLean, southeast of Washburn, $25,600; Richland, at Fairmount, $46,466; Cass and Ran- som, Enderlin, $45,000. Miscellaneous Projects Eddy, relocation to eliminate grade crossing, Northern Pacific and S00 Line, $20,300; Foster, relocation to eliminate one Northern Pacific and 912.00; Ward, grade separation ve- hicular overhead and pedestrian un- derpass, Soo Line, in Minot, $166,90 paration under- heed, Milwaukee, at Scranton, $77,- 300; Cass, grade separation under- pass, Mid-Western, west eat of West Far- Go, $63,000; Adams, grade separation overhead, Milwaukee west of Lem- south of Sheyenne, $38,800; Burleigh, overhead at Sterling, $70,000; reloca- tion to eliminate crossing in Logan, between Lehr and Fredonia, $65,800; Sargent, east of Oakes, $28,800; Rich- land, overhead, at Wyndmere, $68,- 600; Bowman, overhead, east of Bow- man, $45,000. Twenty-seven automatic flashing light signals at $3,500 each also are included among contingent projects. They are contemplated at Gardner, ‘Thompson, Larimore, Lakota, East of Stanley, Bismarck, Southwest of Cas- selton, Buffalo, Richardton, Steele, Medina, West of Wahpeton, Driscoll, Fingal, Flaxton, Bowbells, Wimble- don, North Valley City, Kensal, En- derlin, three at Fargo, at Bucyrus, ‘Wahpeton, West of Rhame and Het- tinger. Phone 957 Hie taney. 8 bes «OE MARCOVITZ Grocery —Free Delivery Service— 9 - 10:30 A, M.—2:30 - 4:30 P. M. Dally LEMONS, Sunkist or THEY STAY crisP/” You can flood Kellogg's Wheat Krispies with milk or cream. They never lose their crisp goodness. Kellogg has found a way to blend the nourishment and flavor of whole wheat with the crisp goodness of rice. Try this new ready-to-eat cereal. Buy a large thrifty package of Wheat Krispies from your grocer. Enjoy them often. Extra good with sliced bananas or honey added. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. 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