The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1937, Page 2

ae ena Sa eR MEANT POT NEE oe ane Re ee ~ SPECIAL MAY CARRY cloudy Saturday in * The Bismarck High School Concert | ™!sht. various music, commercial, athletic,| The barometric of North Dakota during High School | #nonton 29 Forks by special train if arrangements TO MEET AT FORKS| eset somewhat cooler in south portion to-| ajien, Helena, The men are en route band and other contestants in the) GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS |Louls and other ean ae mabe pital. w over) where plans originally made for the SEEPS and speech contests at the University the Daas Ti ae race were changed. Miss algrid, Walnis, (Wing. and inches, while a k, }-15, will travel to Grand week, May 13-15, will travel cae Beg 24 riles, the weste! : ae rear Vessel i, r Saturday. ————— Bal ea Cruiser Contest Will Begin at what warm- ‘| Both Foe of President and Sup- 1 [TREE SBR sar ciugr| St Louis May 23 Follow- ee ee & 4 tonight and Bary. except rain ; ji tion in Tul ‘ * - ing Carnival ven in tulsa Saxvik Pondering Proposal to Tis sien oo = a = iz a Make Trip by Rail Instead | nicht, and: Satur . LS ram ordi | Changes tn, arrangements for the vy gh ae ayes ‘ 8t. Louis-Fo1 cruiser race N. D., at 3: called ae ¥ . of Automobile ror d innewote: AE TObAbly showeiy|was announced here Friday by Char- rede: exius hospital. ™ opposing Prest-| 3 ‘south portion; les W. Towne, Butte, and Thomas M. J g ak Desth = Albert Zinther, 51, Ki ber N. back to Montana after visits in St.|p \st'10:86 s. m. Thursday, local hos- F ; & 1 * gE Hi ite ! i : i li rid ymond Smith, i | rte Under the new deal, Towne said, | Claude ton, FM |the race will start at gn a on | Thursday. / Sunday, May 23, not iit i ll F [ 4 7 i i Heavy pre- ee ay & } now pending are completed, according | Cipitation has opcurred tn the WHEE |iously scheduled. Stops and control WK. Wheeler concluded an address in line” | though bombs splashed the decks et to Supt. H. O, Saxvik. cane see tdt thoine pola or a acne free which, we paid: : ‘and | Spray. pec les p ‘The transporting of nearly 100 con-| Bere received In City, Omaha, Pierre, 8. D.; Bismarc! “There are not six men in the sen- blast-|__ Fifteen planes, accompan- : testants to Grand Forks by automobile | States ,and over, the portheasiere | and ‘Fort Peck, thus eliminating stops ate’ today .who would vote for the Tines of |e. by six pursult ahips, staged the se is a source of grave concern to school | changes have been at a number of other points. itical were 15-minute onslaught on the harbor fectively, he pointed out. For Bismarck Statio: ‘The special fare is based on a mini- mum 6f 75,tickets, in which case the students would travel in a special coach attached to the early morning train via Manitoba Junction, Minn. However, if 150 tickets are guaranteed, | Hy), @ special train will be made up here y and will be switched to the Great ‘ Northern tracks at Fargo, making the | Hf! ‘i train considerably shorter. The special | Par: g train would stop at the University 4 Station. € Supt. Saxvik points out that this fere is not restricted to students and ? invites any interested citizens to avail | List E themselves of this opportunity to make an inexpensive trip to Grand E Forks. It will aid the authorities in e completing the arrangements if any who are interested in the trip will a 4 telephone the high school. (1841). Moothead, rain, Judge Berry Ponders igh alae i i Aberdeen, rain Suit Against Bureau con es District Judge H. L. Berry of Man-| Piette. Baldy. 4.005022 dan took under advisement Friday a case involving suit by John Denius MONTANA Ew: Tt will present of Center against the state work- men’s compensation bureau. Testi- mony was completed in the action, outgrowth of an automobile accident in which Denius was severely injured } in September, 1935. Quick Closing Of Loans on Bismarck Homes =By- . PRICE OWENS Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone 278 WANTED BOYS and f H 4 ; j j included Wilton, Stewardsdale, Bis | GIRLS marck, Steele and New Salem. Mrs. Se ae ae =e fA aertal ‘Warren, | Christ i (10 to 16 Years Old) THING ON YOUR Sergprcppriste dead ea ee E. V. Hicks, . D.| Jensen is chairman of the butter | Charles Howe, Wton, is president of composition committee with ©. P. When The a To Earn Money CAR IS THE BEST jill | tss.Sersraien, «estes and y During Spare . Time , Call at Our Store * Today and Tonight WOODMANSEE STATIONERY 116 FOURTH ST. TIRES YOU = WE INVITE YOU TO MEET : JOHN V. BROXMEYER S AT OUR STORE Friday and Saturday April 30 — May 1 6 Spring and Summer Woolens Your inspection is invited - Klein’s authorities and parents in view of the|,_ Bismarck station Darometer, Inches: Specifications for the boats also pia 16, making both trips by day- NORTH DAKOTA POINTS High: Low: daugh, LaVerne est est Pct. re * WEATHER AT ai POINTS with buffalo hides and the river Tea Honors Mrs. Hart The STORRS-SCHAEFER ie t+ . STYLIST y APRICOT CHERRY: PEACH i “Good Old Soak” for Men's Suits and Topcoats |] ® PERSONAL ATTENTION TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS i i f i i ever-mounting toll of highway acci- | 282}... Reduced to sea leve} 30.01, . have been changed. The only rules Cheers mention of, Presi- x dents. The co-operation ofthe North-/ ft. 24 gun iver Cyd yy te. ) governing this phase of the contest name by ur tinicr ae ‘wept before the ruins of their homes ern Pacific railroad in offering a 5:00 =. are that the boat may not draw more Keenan who while the men defending the hysteri- special low fare for the trip will solve T3B1 o. pas a ene of waar te it are) cal oe ® seme ea Emilo the transportation blem very ef- 1 ave sleeping accomm< ions ‘Mola’s invasion hi Fou marek Stations raids aroused anew the Basque four persons and that no craft powered fy E Be E The round-trip fare from Bismarck | Total nth to date . (07 with an outboard motor will be per- to Grand Forks will be $5.40. The eg th fo ia ‘4 maltted. Specifications governing, the and the tasurgen train will leave here Wednesday morn- | Normal, nary, to date... $23 |length, width jorsepower tion from ing, May 12, and will return Sunday, | Accumula! ficlency to date .40|/been abondoned. While accommoda- tions for f ares available, beg The ‘ = Low=, that four mi office High- Low does not mean that persons Tegrriogpecn «Gayle Kelley and 3 5 i Ey i & E tseliny and dieing of chattel eut-|’ Florence Solberg checked out at the starting point and |Ject to en have. been signed. —As- Win School Honors checked in at the next control point. nything |ret said the charge involved diamonds Mane fe valued at $100 which Kopald hed pur- | Myr! Edmark, Lowell Elofson, Glenn ; The ‘accommodations for four” |Chased on tend Session Sponsored. by Tule was left in to make sure that the : entries will be of the cruiser type and Nash. Finch Monday thus bar boats designed for racing only, Towne said. On this basis it expected that the staunchness of the craft and the skill of the pilot will determine the outcome. government soldiers” were captured and air, Inalecio Prieto, to fill s serious|“the rebels” suffered “heavy casual- jp in the Basque’s defenses. ties.” was reported to have} Both sides of the Durango road : were being fortified hastily, adding to pour ncmemeggehetricetind pid bed nergleaer ote ett noone Ae ia i HE 3 Be fi i RREe gee ee i ; Martin, Georgia Mason, Mathern, Wilbur Mauch, June Mid- Middjemas, Jt 3& 2B HH 43 i 06 at St. Louis the night bef ii est est Pct. 98) and It La Verendrye to the Upper country in the eighteenth century; the Lewis and Clark expedition; the fur traders with their bull boats loaded . |steamer era. Girls in hoop skirts and crinolines will help St. Louisans re- call the days of past glory when the Thursday 2 parerpocn river was,the chief means of communl-| erg wgartha B. Hart, Fey E He Douglas Stratton, Roland Swick, Robert. Tavis, Helen roles eaters wee For Hebron Pioneer Tillotaon, 7 earemgrohs Hebron, N. D., Apr. 90. — Funeral — dick poured. de-4 eel aie aoe e Mieins | Servioas: were eld #¢:his former homme Ten delegates from the Bismarck |corated in the ~ n sein eg Welliver, Bernice ‘We- es it Thuradey and Priday of zhe Dianatet| yellow ataparagons with yellow can | ah C Annabelle Wilkie, ursday. of Bismarck | yellow sna wi Ww can- Presbyterial Sais Semaine there [dies at elther end of the table. ‘The| Fforence Willson, Raymond Wirth, io its 27th annual meeting. Between fag in shares Es arrangements i: and 50 women representing five juded: Mmes, . Arness, ° | se towns of the Presbytery were in at-|man, R. E. Patsman, John Finstad Is President #e pf HI gf Today & Saturday” LAUREL & HARDY i E 5 it Z i $ tendance. Cal Harrington, J. L. Lapp leaves The beogram opened Wednesday af-| John Peterton and H. Hodge, Man-| Of Butter Committee} cnt’ in adi ternoon with Mrs. Reese Phelps, | dan. ———) 4 and one sister, Steele, president of the host auxiliary,| During the afternoon the guests) Jamestown, N. D., Apr. 30.—(P)—| Margaret Schue their merriest full- : : presiding. Speakers included Mrs.| Were entertained by the following| A. N Finstad, McClusky, Friday was Morrison, Mrs. Charles Ryder, Miss| Program: Readings, Mrs. Ralph Tru-| president of the North Dekota Butter Anna Burr and Miss Mary Donnelly, | man; trombone solo, Keith Kelly, dis-| Industry committee which met here home missionary from Ferran, Utah. ee cee tees oon St Mrs. a - a mes : uous S A president; piano solo, . N. Williston, Devotional services and musical num: te lst, we ent Ee. Petit, 5 ple made up the evening program. tary; O. P. Shelstad, 5 ‘Towns represent tings chairman vf the state cream grading W \Bowardetaie ned ded committee and H. F. Fennern, James- Here’s Good News! ade vot! wie Way Out a sw Eri o-w 4 West” : E EF zpeeene | & the rial society. Mr. | members. A. M. 7 wanat 1 ! CAN New Jersey will be pena! fair practice - Sing! When federal government f undson, Jamestown, members. gone lil They Dance! e collection of license fees : ) The : , ry ey e! ——E————ESESEoweess Melo- i se motoring taxes. CALL FOR ovis cur ea rata spines tthe Pal : t wild ss ig 2 AGsMeEUNG Stan and Ollie are a couple of gold-seekers now, with hi of gold...and ’s what gets them into all their howlarious troubles. 65 merry minutes of en- tertainment — a panic of joy from start to finish! different er, 508 Thayer, west. ES Ae | | Interior of Earth ‘ag al Not ‘Hot as Hell’ /PARAMOUNT 22: Shows 2:30 - 7 - 9 Folks, Meet Clem Hawley... the ' Jaziest, most lovable man in town! Willae BEERY in his crowning, clowning role as the . Added ‘You Can’t Get Away With It’ PARAMOUNT |=" FOR RENT _). 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