The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1936, Page 1

TIN a Pioneer Days Festival--Bismarck~-July 3-45 vet | azt. | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE City Buzzes With Festival. Activity | Push Water Conservation to Stem Drouth Disaster mrs Hurry WPATOTAKELEAD (Welford Majority — PRCESPOP UPWARD | PLANNING BISMARCK’S FORT LINCOLN PAGEANT LAST PREPARATIONS, INGHECKINGWASTE | Is Slashed to 4321/2105 CINISIN AL at : ne wt ora ae WPA MACHINERY IS [°*e"scnc'"en, res WORLD WHEAT PIs Opening of Three-Day Celebration laksa SPREDED UP T0 AID New Recount per ond ethan 2-9 wee? “ INDIANS SET UP VILLAGE soi blada Fargo, N. D., July 2—()—The Cass American Markets of Aridity county canvassing board Thursday cs produced a total vote for Gov. Walter 3 “i L 650,000,000 ACRES HURT 10,00 MORE IN N. D. Weltord two votes ahy of rig CANADIAN CROPS IN PERI Situation in Hatton Precinct Pageant, Parade, Rodeo, Aif Show, Sports Events to Feature Event 100,000,000 Bushel Loss in One ah : Bismarck was in a bustle of laste Havoc, ‘Much Worse’ Than in| Moodie Expects to Have 23,000 together with} Month Estimated by Trad- ‘ j minute preparation Thureday for the changes brought out in three other y 1934, Hopkins Says, Not Men Working Within Next | counties, the Welford majority Thurs- ing Expert : Few Weeks day stands at 431. Reports from of- { as Broad —P)—! tn wheat as crop, duaster_ from ket in wheat as crop di Duluth, "Minn, Jaly 2.—(F)— | Geared for high speed, machinery drouth spread in the North American Secretary of Agrioultare Henry A. |already is in motion to employ 10,000 | end Nelson, reported official Welford | ing’ wheat belt sent prices reeling aditional men on works progress ad- upward 3 to 5 cents a bushel at all day ‘he hea grernpce govern- | ministration projects in North Dakota world trading centers Thuraday. within the next two weeks, Thomas| In Bowman county the unofficial; Wheat futures registered the ia HL. Moodie, state administrator, vote recorded for Welford was two|mum gains permitted for one day 4 Lees kets on this continent. Synaths Wednesday night, greater than the official vote. In SA Onichge habs WOE steal cent Chicago, July 2—/P)—Waler con-| tmmediately on his return trom the Bigcee Coumy an Identical change t00k | i iishel to above the dollar mark for servation projects to stem the inrosds|st, Paul drouth conference for north-|" Towner county's official tabulation|the first time since March as the| [2am a : of drouth were pushed lay while |west states, Moodie icity in| revealed the fact that the previously |stain pits churned in intense. excite- ‘ismarck, farmers considered the possibility that i. Wheat and other ins Sole surviving member of Custer’s ill-fated Seventh cavalry still residing in B told at seeson's top levels, December| Jacob Horner (left) discusses plans with Frank Milhollan, general chairman of the Pio- wheat sold above $1.03, within six neer Days Festival, for the pageant commemorating Custer’s departure from Fort cents of its 1935 peak. Abraham Lincoln. Winnipeg Hits Limit At Winnipeg prices jumped the 3 cents limit permitted in ery rows ‘as soon as trading began = o 6 e ed at the bid level with few dealers ffi b Hato, “ral county [od ah the it evel wih few dens Official Celebration Program ‘Hillsboro, looking over the|reflecting world conditions, closed 4 a a, votes, found that the local|cents higher. Political conditions in board had listed at a total of|/Europe and the Orient as well as & July 3, 4,5 threatened world crop bear i factors in the general wheat, e- P FRIDAY, 3 laugh : SATURDAY, JULY ¢ Bene me ct a “2:08. ethos pocmnahnene mater amongst 90 es thane concerts te | course. Wrtadnd Boabyeeg evel md fey Boe rs Conducted touts to points of interest. ions e! trade r business distri Golf tourney continues. attention. 9:00 8. RS Ee Os at Sreatty. and . m.—Swimming meet at municipal pool. Spe- Officials of the Hatton precinct, ap-| Official reports said the huge Cans- Sixth street. cial events and prizes for boys and girls pearing before the county. canvassing | dian. wheat crop is at the danger line, 4 ; municipal air- of all ages. board, opined they may have counted|with rain badiy needed in many sec- Ale. Ghow gates “open: al 11:00 a. m—Baseball—State Mill é& Elevator vs. certain ballots twice as a result of a|tions of the prairie provinces. Port, south of city. Capitol. City park. recheck that was made within the * At New Top Levels 10:00 a. m—Penny Hunt for children 10 years and . m.—Air Show. All wheat futures sold at new top under at municipal swimming pool, Main} 2:00 p.m.—Balloon ascension. Glider exhibition. levels for the season in Chicago and avenue west near N. P. underpass. Flying windmills. Stunts. Pylon racing. 8. 8. McDonald and C..W. McDon-j|corn, advancing 2 cents, also reach- 11:00 a. m.—Pioneers’ picnic at Pioneer Park. Trans- Parachute jumping. Rell. for railroad commissioner was portation free from Grand Pacific hotel| 2:30 p. m—Baseball—Bismarck vs. Mexican All- iJ HA 38 8 5 8 8 a H a 34 Hl we . dams from the CCC |correct. losses in the entrance. Cash prizes offered. Buses Stars, ‘Mee work has been! . No decision us to a recount of the|drouth areas peti By were indicated leave every 15 minutes. beginning at 9| 4:30 p. m—Rodeo—Broncho-busting. Buffalo riding. Ine fling in the first July unofficial crop esti- a.m. Ice cream and coffee free. { Penh Steer tossing. operation there $40| Republican ballot, has been reached. lL eer ree cag ve eared, 5:30 p. m—Bismarck vs. Mexican All-Stars, on which |Request for such # recount would 300 p. m—Mammoth parade. 8:00 p. m.—Concerts and special music, Fifth and number of chair per cent] have to be filed mit the vous Judge | crop at 132,301,000 bushels, including| || 4:00 P- Ta Puen wie: Pag gl Bi Sevedwar, for, the, ‘Cuse 0 Coe ans of one of the andor. 1 12,6710 bushels of dorut, ‘This rep- laureate, principal speaker, The Bis-| 9:30 p, m—Two-hour fireworks display at munictpal nee — some- eee marck Male chorus and massed bands, airport. ‘ PIONEER GROUP 10 4:30 p. m.—Rodeo commences, extreme end of East Bilent Caton, exhibitions by Air Show 1 h Broadway. i stars, re ae Peay the Cae past yen 5:00\p. m4 ball between Bismarck, na-| 10:00 p. ale rege dance ane awarding of Ie entome- damage rampant, the final harvest tional semi-pro champions, and cham- , Broadway between Fifth Sixth. was 170,000,000. plons of Mexico at Bismarck park, south SUNDAY, JULY 5 ; Difficult te Estimate side. of N. P. right-of-way at foot Of} 9:00 a. m.—Professional golf stars of northwest will Mrs. Miller said the crop is so spot- Mandan street or west end of Front. compete for cash prizes. ted this year it is difficult to > 7:30 p. m—Historic pageant at Fort-Lincoln State Finals of golf tournament. mate production. “In some sec! park, four miles south of Mandan, | 10:00 a. m.—Special features at Air Show. it 1s @ total failure and only the Paci- reached via river road south from Man-| 1:00 p. m.—Air Show continues, faa Pe AShe 2 REE fic northwest has prospects of dan. re Pp. fale epimers endl vs. Mexicans, . too na Giant Pionic Will Be Staged at emap at this date,” the report Indian dances at Fifth St, and Brosdway.| 4:50 D. Deen ee eatures at ig a Korie rneyiny the pavaprgr el hill spring wheat disaster has stim- 8:30 p. m.—Sixteen boxers battle for state champion- The carnival will operate day and night. Park Prior to Historic |ulated Be Soom petise nail mapas Ja shipe in elght weight Aivisions at World Information bureaus and first ald stations wilt be | | proceedings and: COG tracks grains . Wheat prices . rar Memorial building—Gol operated at airport, carnival, the detailed carry persons gained 15 cents a bushel since June 1, } Finals, ieee, the pageant, the golf tournament, the baseball || |*he top of the hill. Night clubs and carnival open indefi-|park and other places. Look for a Boy Scout if in nitely. need of ald. i eR Ie Rieter LINDY GETS HOME HOSPITAL PROJECT BALKED A — Watford City, N. D., July 2—()— Detroit, July 2—(%)—Col. Charles | Directors sponsoring the proposed 50- A. Lindbergh's mother, Mrs. Evange- | cialized medicine and hospitalization line L, Lindbergh, filed a deed ‘Wed-| project in McKenzie county, have nebday giving title to her $17,000 home | taken no further action since the re- in Grosse Pointe park here to the/ jection of the plan by the Washing- famous flyer. : ton Resettlement administration. —_— con which the spectators will view sé 3s < Baa seek. FE eGaE aff *F Hf : ef Quiet Welcome Home Looms Burdick to Support G.O.P. 0 | “teenie Nominees at Fall Election z Sy tee: Amesiated Bro) a “On question of the presidency,! Expect No Definite Action heated by baad the have not indicated by any| It was indicated by several of those i: a Kee Hi i