The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1937, Page 2

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Sixty-six other sults of @ similar Fargo Hospital rane involving more than 160 lots SET FOR THURSDAY Blaine Whipple Tells Amateur Thespians of Legitimate Order of Arrow Program to Be Held Next Wednesday During Stage Experiences Anniversary Week : Je ante = ee ‘ Son the, mlemerce Cort: ; and refunding| Devils Lake, Feb: 3—-V}—Mrs, Peter] 48nd through Oklahoma City’s down- Moon,” which ihe: minnene Com- court of honor, staged A. Satrem, 44, of Galesburg, N. D.,| town $4,000,000 civic center tract. munity Players will stage during} the Order of the Arrow, honorary| teres, Recretary, Eimer public March, were announced a : camping fraternity, has been changed | board ureday ec a — Rederieta bs the group ‘held its pote, Mansy 10 oer ee eee R. J. Downey and Bert Smuts of February business and program meet- * f the directing organisation. Devils Lake are business visitors in ing Tuesday evening. Othe cavancenent program, atten-|the city. Mr. Smuts, who is Rashsey Edith Ramstad, who will direct the a t which 1s limited to Scouts | county sheriff, came Tuesday and play, characterieed Me io and Scouters, is one of many activ-| will, be TE cto ety: nar:| be held at Galesburg Saturday aft- : drama o! Present time ving anne 27th anni. noon, ie brief resume, ‘There are four paris ata oo ‘poy Beouts of| TAUSARY- creer in Galesburg in 1902, Nora| Workmen Warned No |Pacific Coast Strike omen men 1e ° —e a ° 5 Big which ‘was produced in moving Berea l atera' otis See Omdahl attended the Mayville Nor-| Jobs in Flood Area] End Slated Thursday ictures a few years ago and was re- . y — — Membered by a large number of the| daughter of Mr J. Georges soulier, | @cheduled to get under way at 8 p. m» Her ee ot ta eataling| _, Warning to workmen not to go t0| San Prancleoo, Feb. 3—(P)—Union Players. Warner . Litten has been! Paris industrialist, soon will wed |. "win be the balloting for elty of- he appointed business pert ete tore eee: fermer reeband of ‘Syl. t ials, ‘who will take over the Capital Tiedman Teporte ja jaw actress eo Is now a . ttiealions nave been sent to all towns Mrs. Douglas Falrtanke, (Assocl- Sity > fiiminiatration on Saturday, as a registered 4 : MEN Se cbe-ace play voucnannent, wich area prety Feet) Final meeting of the board of re- he said, KNUCKLED UNDER the Players are sponsoring in co- view will be held, starting at 7 p..m., ‘and other WOMEN operation with federal recreation |st@ged by @ group directed by Emery! mmuraday at the Boy Scout head- i TOOK HIM OVER! .|T. Putnam and Olga Christianson uditorium.. workers. The Burleigh county elim: quarters in the city ai nation has ‘been oe for March. 5 pele eg. gta idan Members of the executive conamaltzen| tate and the state tournament for st assist Kraft arrangement March 15. Med Rare dig i Gobet If for the honor court, are Rufus Lamary | © * Meet Again Feb. 16 »| and Bill McDonald. {Chester Perry, president, outlined Selections were sung by the Players’ Plans for creative drama work an R i Charfles ©. announced that the 16th of each|®! tun C ONTINUE JF) til Led j i } ek YWAGNICA NI BRUTE —EXTRA— month has been definitely set aside e — Players” pert it "Tho Bohemian Gut’ |! ’ in emian ” . Presentation of last week, said that a Cutting Assembly was handled sey croup i Membership Down ou members. ' — performance were added to the work- camera! couples went to Hlonable and irregular” claims peld rent Soatotine Hoan erecented © pro~/ after the mecting adjourned. ' art beyond question—the most beautiful pic- gram which had been plenned by a the influence Uquor 4 ture ever screened! David Davis, featuring a talk on his ; legitimate stage experiences by Blaine REX Hl ANDERS, i eripee state printer, who recently iJ yyy for a meeting devoted to this activity. Senators Propose ‘great deal of work was involved and America’s favorite action novel becomes ing equipment of the theatre group. ere from Marmath. Mr. Serecremeee| DES INMNNSUIA cesares foe account of joining a ig company Fs eee ee group. He continued to follow the Next Attraction seine: aes oer Bslaketeoe vests Rites for Former Bismarck Man ‘ Double Feature with ‘actors, Asi saieiens destined to Be Held Friday at FEATURE NO. 1 eae Fergus Falls Zane Grey’s i Rhbythmical Pts: cThe Court of St. Vitus,” one-act ‘ “Arizona Mahoney” Fier cn numeroarcecsin,wes| See Rgua Faron det D “ Prams Mondhy ae his ‘home there, ac-] as : Powerful icebreakers i Larry Crabbe and Joe Cook cording to word received by his moth< 2 FEATURE NO. 2 W th R y er, Mrs. Thomas W. Sanders, 310) pcre ‘Thayer Ave, tor and. Bank eather eport Death was caused by influense and| house punemonia after a two-weeks’ illness. +.) (WEATHER FORECAST Funeral services will be held Friday arth Bismarck and vicinity: Mostly! afternoon in. the Swedish Lutheran iSuperesure Tharegey. ley; risiNE| Church at Fergus Falls end burial w. g iF Out where all law grveet* ended — their love ROBERTS began! pares wl” = sree Ey é. *For North Dakota: Mostly cloudy | will be made at Amor, Minn, tonight and Thursday; colder ex- & brother, Ralph temperature west portion Bhirsaay, = | Sanders, 108% Ave. © West, and his i ize g & ia and a son, Tommie, all of Fergus Falls. unsettled tonight and Thursday; cold- 5 Rex Sanders was born Oct. 2, 1881, ie? west person tonight and east por- me weatea om Ag at Knox City, Mo. He came to Bir NDITIONS marck with his. paren’ , Fe- . bi crabs aramers Rraseure tt 280 |ceiveq is education in the puble jarie 30.70 inches, and over the west- | schools here and was married to Miss sy hepdte Eee Edmonton | Jesse Gilbert. His wife died in 1910 ares is centered over the, north Pa-| and he was married again in 1917 to cific | Miss Amy Larson. The family moved to Fergus Falls three years later, leaving Wendel here to be raised by his grandmother. Robert Taylor’s Kin Wall over the northern Rocky, Moun- Back on Relief Rolls se IMAECK station barometer, tnches:| pestrice, Neb, Feb. 3—(P—T. E. ‘or South: Dal Mostly cloudy | son, Wendel J., by his first wife, will | Seturday, pa = ursde tren increases at Hroute ‘enst portion “tucignt, rising | eave ere Thureday to attend the) tt “i mired ; : temperatare wei tion Thursday. 4 the be- " i * Sy a hureday? litte. chaage, in tempers: | joatn te tute, t Oengtter, Hexine, Stray called O W Ww oO O T Pdi! stinnesote: Mostly cloudy and : { . Be ont NE TASTE ILL IN Y U ae h CK re somewhat higher over the ppl‘ Valley and southern States, but colder weather pre- educed to sea level, 20. 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