The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • 3

MANDAN NEWS MANDAN YOUNGSTER IS INJURED BY CAR Howard Erickson, Eight and a Half Years Old, Has No Serious Hurts Howard, eight and one-half year old eon of Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Erickson, 310 Fourth avenue northwest, Mandan, was in bed at his home today recovering from minor injuries received yesterday afternoon when he was struck by an automobile near the Mandan municipal golf course. The automobile was driven by a man named Davis, according to Dr. Erickson.

X-ray examinations disclosed that the boy suffered no broken bones or other serious injury, Dr. Erickson said this morning. He did suffer numerous body bruises and cuts and general shock, however, which may keep him in bed a few days. A witness to the accident, Dr. Erickson said, rushed the boy into the city shortly after the mishap, which was about 4:30 in the afternoon.

MAN YOUNG MAN HAS ARM INFECTION George Grainer Improving in Mandan Hospital; McClelland Boy Better Keith McClelland, seven-year-old Mandan boy, continued to show improvement today in his battle against spinal meningitis at the Mandan Deaconess hospital, according to his attendants. Following a relapse last week-end. the boy has been more than holding his own in the battle this week. George Grainer, young man residing at 407 Fifth avenue northeast, Mandan, also was improving in the Mandan hospital today. He was brought to the hospital Thursday evening with a serious infection in his arm, caused either from a nail scratch or a mosquito bite.

Employed at the Mandan Beverage company. George worked until 6 p. m. despite th swelling in his arm and might then have gone without medical aid had not his employers insisted that he see a doctor. Zap Man Will Think Over Suicide Trial In Cell R.

K. Hafner, 32. Zap. doesn't remember anything about his effort to commit aiicide last Wednesday night but he will have from one to two years to think about it just the same. Hafner became intoxicated and drank poison, according to L.

G. Eastman. Hazen, and for a time it was thought he would die. Arraigned in Morton county district court in Mandan yesterday on a charge of attempting to commit suicide, Hafner was sentenced by Judge H. L.

Berry to an Indeterminate term of one to two years in the state penitentiary. Hafner told the court he was drunk at the time he took the poison and remember anything about it. Lutz Leaves to Attend Photographers Meeting R. R. Lutz.

Mandan photographer, this afternoon was to leave for Milwaukee, where next week he will attend the annual convention of the National Photographers association. Accompanying him will be his daughter. Glorie, and Bruce Furness, Miss Glorie will ride as far as Wadena, where she will visit with relatives. Mr. Furness will continue to Milwaukee, from where he will take a boat to Chicago, where he expects to visit friends and relatives for 10 days or two weeks.

Never before have you been able to supply your many needs in a single purchase on easy PAY US LATER! on any order of or more chi "331l JSC. (MandanStationKGCUj i Receives Compliment From a Listener-in I Radiocasting station KGCU, Mandan, this morning received great pleasure in reading an epistle from one who signed himself listener of because, in their own words, exceptions prove the rule. The card read as follows: listened in on your luncheon program July 17 and it sounded worse than a dog That card, according to Francis Ford, announcer and program manager, is no more than an exception which proves that KGCU programs generally are entertaining. Then he pointed with pride to a stack of cards and letters from other listeners-in who were greatly pleased with programs over the Mandan station. any Ford continued, soft-spoken friend 4 a listener of listened in on our program, and something.

We appreciate all criticisms we may receive, both pro and GLOVERDALES JUMP TOD-BALLPINNACLE Surprising Service Plumbers Beaten 4 to 1 in Crucial Game Last Night Trimming the Service Plumbers 4 to 1 in another interesting kittenball contest last evening, the Cloverdale entrant bounded into sole possession of first place in th second round of the Mandan Diamondball league. The plumbers had not tasted defeat this round before last night. George Heidt, on the mound for the victors, was masterful throughout the contest. The Cloverdales have won four straight contests. In another contest last night, the Purity Dairy forfeited to the Cummins-Pioneer aggregation following an argument over a decision.

This put the dairymen in last place in the standings. The batteries for last night's games Heidt and O. K. Johnson, plumbers, Valder and BruneTle; Purity Dairy, A. Pfenning and .7, Ferderer, Cummins-Pioneer, Wagner and Tarbox.

The standings today: Won Lost Pet. Cloverdales 4 0 1.000 Service Plumbers 3 1 .750 Kennelly-Royals 2 2 .500 Toman Tailors 2 2 .500 Cummins-Pioneer 1 3 .250 Purity Dairy 0 4 .000 i Record for Water Consumption In Danger This Month Mandan's record for water consumption in one month might be broken this at least neared to Sig Ravnos, superintendent of the municipal waterworks. record was set up in June, 1929, when residents used approximately 12,000,000 gallons of the oxygen-hydrogen fluid. Extreme heat so far this month and lack of precipitation has made it necessary for Mandan residents to use more than the average amount of water, Mr. Ravons said, mainly for watering lawns, bushes, hedges, trees, flowers, and small gardens.

Pumps at the city waterworks, just north of the city, have beeri working 16 to 18 hours each day in order to satisfy the thirsty city, the superintendent said. Two Bismarck Men to Face Larceny Counts Paul and Earl Haggard, both of Bismarck, will face grand larceny charges in Mandan at 2 next Wednesday afternoon, it was announced today by Henry R. Handtmann, Morton county sheriff. The two Bismarck men are charged We Want Some Used Cars Quick! with stealing an automobile tire from Richard A. Kuntz, also of Bismarck, at Schmidt, Morton county, a short time ago.

-i Mandan Shorts 4 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Langdon left Thursday for Minneapolis where they will spend a week with friends.

Mrs. Joseph Regan and daughter Dorothy have left on a several trip to points in Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson and son are spending the week in Fargo attending the state fair.

Mrs. John Penninton has as her guest her mother Mrs. J. A. Dickinson and her sister, Miss Lylas Dickinson, who arrived yesterday from Kalispell, Mont.

They will spend about a month in Mandan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wctzstein are spending the week-end at their cottage at Detroit Lakes, Minn. Miss Emma Nestos has left for her home at Buxton after a visit in Mandan with her sister, Mrs.

Karl Keidel. Mrs. Jacob Haines has arrived from Olympia, for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. M.

Stelnbrueck. After a visit with her sister, Mrs. J. K. Porter, Miss Catherine Colman left last evening for City.

where she is employed in the U. S. embassy. N. P.

Gives Detective Convention Cut Rate Representatives of police and detective bureaus from all parts of the United States and from foreign countries will gather in St. Paul, July 28 to 31, for a meeting of the World Association of Detectives. A special low rate, a fare and oneand one-half for the round trip, to apply from Northern Pacific points in Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Manitoba and Montana has been announced for the occasion by the road. It will be in effect in Montana July 22 to 28 and in the other states and province July 24 to 30. Final return limit will be August 4.

Girl Scout Workers To Visit Chan Owapi Interest in the movement to organize troops of Girl Scouts in Bismarck is expected to be greatly increased as a result of the camp at Chan Owapi, July 29 to August 5, Miss Lois Howard, city playground director, said today. Plans are now being made to organize several groups early this fall, and it is desired to secure a number of young women over 18 who are willing to sponsor a troop. These young women are invited to come out to Camp Chan Owapi the first or second week-ends in August while the camp is in progress. Miss Howard suggests that women interested in the work call her or Mrs. W.

G. Worner. BIDS Bids accompanied with certified check of are requested the undersigned for the installation at High School building of one 15.000 ft. Dunham Condensation pump and Receiver and necessary repairs. Specifications and all information furnished by Supt.

Saxvtk. Bids to be opened at adjourned regular meeting of board at High School Friday, July 25, 1330, P.M. Privilege reserved to reject any or all offers. By order of Board of Education. RICHARD PENWARDEN, Clerk.

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Minneapolis, Minn. First Class Shoe Repairing Bismarck Shoe Hospital HENRY BURMAN, Prop. Bismarck. N. Dak.

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JULY 19. 1930 STAGE HOT DUEL FOR TOP PLAGE IN POPULARITY RACE Grace Livdahl and Ardeth Gussner in Neck-and-Neck Contest; Marian Ryan Jumps Further tightening of the race to decide most popular girl, being conducted by the Bismarck Tribune and Paramount Theater, is noted in the standings of the contestants announced today. Grace Livdahl, well out in front yesterday, was in a neck and neck race with Ardeth Gussner this morning. Miss Gussner is only 2,600 votes behind and coming strong.

The pair are far ahead of the rest of the field but other contestants are coming strong and give indications of strength not fully revealed in the present standings. Barbara Register continued to increase her vote but still is well back back of Josephine Cervinski, in third position. Marian Ryan made a spurt yesterday and passed Merle von Hagen. The standings today follow: (Grace Livdahl 92600 Ardeth Gussner 90000 Josephine Cervinski 69500 Barbara Register 34800 Arlene Schroeder 24700 Jane Byrne 21100 Ann Thomas 19000 Marian Jensen 14700 Marguerite Kennedy 12400 Catherine Kositzky 11000 Elizabeth Rasch 107QP Betty Newton 10200 Rosalind Brown 9100 Aldeen Paris 8900 Marian Ryan 7500 Merle von Hagen 6800 Maret Agre 5800 Agnes Neilson 3400 Lena Johnson 1800 Olga Ingleson 1500 Bodies of Two Dead Sent Home for Burial The body of Mrs. Beulah Taylor, who died here, Thursday night, has been sent to her home at Douglas, Ward county, for services and interment Sunday afternoon.

The body of 13-year-old L. Merrill Brown, the Sioux City, lowa, lad who died here of meningitis while summering on the farm of Ray Gardner, an uncle at Mott, also has been sent to his home city, accompanied by his father, Lloyd M. Brown. A post mortem examination disclosed that the type of meningitis which caused his death is not infectious. Until this was determined, the body was withheld from shipment.

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The strength'and stability of this vast financial organization, with its combined resources of nearly $500,000,000 and 58 years of banking experience, safeguard your money here. Why not begin to build a secure financial background today? Dakota Bank and Trust Company BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA with NORTHWEST BAN CORPORATION COMBINED RESOURCES OVER $483,000,000 Former Pipe Organist Here Named Director Of Hamline Orchestra Harold Orvis Ross, once pipe organist at the former Eltinge theatre in Bismarck and who now is director of the.Mankato. School of Music, has been named director of the Hamline university orchestra for the coming school year, it has been learned here. In addition to orchestra work, Mr. Ross will teach piano, spending four days of each week in St.

Paul. He will spend the remainder of his time at the Mankato music school and will continue as organist of the First Presbyterian church in Mankato. Mr. Ro6B was director of two Mankato theatre orchestras for many years. Four years ago he left to conduct a studio school in New York.

After one year there he came to Bismarck, where he remained for a year before returning to Mankato. Gipsy Will Visit City Playgrounds The playground schedule for next eek. as announced by Miss Lois Howard, city playground supervisor, will be. William Moore: Monday and Thursday, 1:30 to 4 p. Friday, 9 to 11:30 a.

Richholt: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. 9 to 11:30 a. Kiwanis, Tuesday and Thursday. 9 to 11:30 p. Wednesday and Friday, 7 to 9 p.

m. The gypsy will continue her to the playgorunds. stopping at the William Moore Monday afternoon, at the Richholt Wednesday morning and at Kiw'anis park Friday evening. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN. That under authority of an Order of Sale granted by the Honorable I.

C. Davies. Judge of the County Court of County of Burleigh, in the State of North Dakota, dated the 24th day of May, A. D. 1930, the undersigned, the Executor of the Will of Caroline M.

Smith, late of the City of Bismarck, in the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash or one-fifth cash and the balance payable in installments with interest at not less than six per cent, per annum, subject to confirmation by the Judge of satd County Court, the following described land, to-wit: The Northwest Quarter of Section Thirty-one (311. in Township One Hundred Thirty-seven (137) North, of Range Seventy-seven (77) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, in Burleigh County, North Dakota; and Lot Nine (9), In Block Forty-one (41) of Northern Pacific Second Addition to the City of Bismarck, Burleigh County, North Dakota. The sale will be made on or after the Ist day of August, A. D. 1930.

All bids must be in writing, and may be left at the office of Huger Tlllotson. Webb Block, i Main! Street. Bismarck. North Dakota, or filed with the Judge of said County Court, or delivered to the undersigned personally. ALEXANDER MACDONALD.

Executor of the Will of Caroline M. Smith. Deceased. Dated July 11th, A. D.

1930. -12-19 CLEAR DEFENDANT OFLARCENYCHARGE Accused Burleigh Farmer Says Another Man Put Cider Cask in His Motor Truck Lack of intent saved Philip Grenz, farmer in the eastern section of the county, from being held under a charge of petit larceny in the court of Justice J. w. Riley, Friday afternoon, when the removal of a 15-gallon cider cask from the premises of Otto Schock, a neighbor, was aired. Grenz admitted the removal of the task, but his story placed the responsibility on Gottfried Schultz.

He said Schultz had asked him to drive his truck to the Schock farm, last October 14. to bring away a hog bought of Schock. The latter was not at home, and Instead of bringing away a hog, the barrel was tossed into the truck by Schultz, said Grenz. After remaining in the truck several days at the Grenz home, the defendant testified, Schultz took the cask to his farm. Grenz said he did not know what it was all about.

There were some references to a pair of turkeys taken also, but these were not included in the complaint. Later there was a quarrel in a Steele garage over these, it was testified. Justic Riley decided that the state had not made out a complete case against Grenz and dismissed the complaint. Richest Landlord Is Near Dead Following Attempt to Kill Self New York, July M. Black, chairman of the board of the United States Realty and Improvement corporation, owner of the Hotel Plaza, was found seriously wounded in his bed at his Long Island estate today, a revolver grasped in his hand.

Doctors said Black could live but a few hours. Police said he had attempted suicide. Black, known as the richest because of the large hotels his company owned, was found near death in an overflowing bathtub at his suite at the Hotel Plaza last October. A rescue squad from a gas company worked over him for several hours before he was revived. nun Helling Agency, Inc.

108 Third Street Phone 877 Three Injured Mohall Persons Are Improving At Fergus Falls, Minn. Fergus Falls, July Three Mohall, N. persons Injured In an automobile accident near here Thursday night were reported by hospital physicians today. They are: Mr. and Mrs.

O. C. Soberg and Mrs. May Soberg. Carl Rorvig, 58.

of Tronfaijem, driver of the car was killed. Others injured are: Stella Rorvlg. 15 years old, Gladys Rorvig, 16. Lillian Rorvig, 13. daughters of Rorvig, and Fern Huseby and Stella Huscby, both of Pelican Rapids.

Negro Said to Have Attempted to Attack Young Girls Sought Wilson, N. July Edgecombe county officers, aided by bloodhounds, today were searching wooded tracts near the Edgeconibe- Wilson county line for Oliver Moore, UO, negro, alleged to have attempted to assault small white girls late yesterday. The girls, aged 5 and 7, are daughters of landlord. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY who Is interested in building permanent business in North Dakota. Must be able to call on trade.

Have car and finance self. See Mr. Wahl at Bismarck Tourist Camp. Harmony Four playing oldtime dance at Glen-Echo tonight. A VPIT At Aliensworth Farm JLrIILJL Southeast of Bismarck Every Saturday Night GOOD MUSIC GOOD TIME Twine Dealers of North Dakota The Peoria Cordage Co.

carry a supply of standard and 600 foot Manila Twine at the Wachter Transfer Bismarck, N. also Johnson Bros, at Jamestown, N. D. Write them for prices. CAPITOL Saturday THEATRE Matinees Evenings 7:00 anl 9:00 A dolts 39e until 7.30 Always Cool AY and Comfortable ila The border's greatest bandit will steal yqyr heart in this great outdoor movietone romance, portrayed by sparkling WARNER BAXTER and such beauties as Mona Maris anl Carol Lombard.

Added Charley Chase in COMMENCING, MONDAY, JULY 21 THE GREATEST SCREEN DRAMA OF ALL TIME TREMENDOUS TERRIFIC! So Touching, Tender and Real That It Will Become Your Story. Blind Beggar Found Wealthy, Ordered Start in New Work Chicago, July (JP) blind beggar, was ordered today to ring up no more fares In his tin cup. The police decided his was too lucrative a profession. Sergt. Patrick Byrne arrested the beggar yesterday and informed the court today Suycott, after three begging, possesses a home and automobile, and I learned he has been sending $35 a week to his parents in Danville, Suycott and his wife were dismissed upon their promise to quit begging.

Philadelphia Body Found in Baltic Danzig, Danzig Free State, July body of Ruth Patricia Northrup, Philadelphia, dietician who was drowned with Dr. Burkholder in a commercial airplane disaster in the Baltic sea off Denmark, July 9, was recovered by a German steamer today. Identification was made by a bracelet the girl wore. The body was encircled by a lifebelt. Golf Bail Prices Reduced.

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