The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-20
FAIR PROGRAM
FILLED WITH
THRILL EVENTS
Aerial Circus Will Give Spe-
cial Entertainment
Features
RAG CHUTE d ROP

So great was the enthusiasm Tor
the Aerial Circus at the recent Mar
ket Day Program In Mandan on Au-
gust md that the directors of the
tar decided to sign up for the Aerial
Circus TOR an additional perform
ance during the Missouri Slope Fair
which is to be held on August ~, %,
% and 80.
Without question the show put
on by the dare devil Aerial acrobats
and pilots is the most thrilling that
the people on the Missouri Slope will
have an opportunity to witness TINS
year. This exhibition will combine
al off the thrilling stunts, known to
Aerial men, such as nose dives, fall
ing leaf, barrel rolls, tail spins, loop
ing the-loop and many other features
Of known repute. There will be also
swing walking and rope acrobatics,
where the men will climb monkey-like
all over the ship and other acrobatic
stunts, such as hanging by the hands,
knees and teeth on rope ladder
suspended beneath the speeding
plane.
One of the best thrillers of the
two days will be looping the-loop
with man standing on the top sec
.tion Of the plane with his arms out
stretched. This never fails to bring
q crowd to it's feet.
Night Flight Also.
AS flaming rocket leaving the
ground piercing the starry heights
with bullet-like swiftness, such is q
mental picture of an aeroplane soar
ing into the air with birdlike move
ment for the opening Of the Aerial
fireworks. After treating you to
such gorgeous display Of grandeur
the pilot will switch off the lights
and you will see nothing, then, on
they will flash again from a null
titudinous ray Of colors.
The big fireworks show will be a
nightly feature of the fair. 1t will
be brought here as further special
attraction, in addition to the regular
features of the fair.
Contracts were closed with the
Thearle- Duffield Fireworks Co., the
largest producers of fireworks in the
World. The shows will be shipped
here in special fireproof car, and
fired by experts brought here especi-
ally for the purpose.
The program for each evenings
fireworks entertainment, as announc-
ed today by fair officers, embraces
practically every known kind Of
pyrotechnics. Aerial displays, set
pieces, ground devices, comic special
ties and scores of other thrillers
are embraced in the schedule. In
addition to the regular display Of
fireworks, the program announce q
change. each evening in the feature
numbers.
"This is the biggest thing in the
amusement line we have undertaken
for long time," officers of the fair
said yesterday. "People are demand
ing something new and better all the
time and we believe we have selected
something that will please men, wo-
men and children. alike-something
they will remember with pleasure for
long time"
DOW-MILES MARRIAGE.
The marriage of Miss Anna Miles
OF Ashley and Clyde Dow of Mandan
took place in Ashley Sunday morn
ing at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy F. boy, par.
ents of the bridegroom, left Satur-
day for Ashley to attend the we'd
ding. Clyde Dow is graduate of
the Mandan high school and is now
employed by the state highway COM
mission as resident engineer with
headquarters at Glendale. His bride
was member of the teaching staff
IN the public schools at Cullum dur
ing the past school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow will leave after
the wedding ceremony for a trim
through the Black Hills and to the
Twins Cities and will be at home in
Glendale.
Oscar Hodel Of New Leipzig, who
was given a hearing before City
Justice Olson Friday on q statutory
charge was bound over to the No
vember term of district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Schneider have
purchased the house formerly owned
by A. Neibauer Of 225 Sixth Ave. s.
w. in the Syndicate. They are now
moving into the new residence.
Miss Helen Devine Of MINNEAPOLIS.
who is visiting with friends in the
city is spending the weekend at the
Harry Center ranch, where she is
the guest of Miss Helen Center.
Atty. Kelsch, Miss Helen Kelsch.
and Miss Jean Stutsman left Satur-
day for Linton, where they spent the
weekend.
Mrs. c. I. Prince of Seattle, Wash,
is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Stewart Of
the State Training school.
Cadet Mary HAZEL, who has been
assisting at the Salvation Army for
the past four months left TODAY for
Minneapolis.
An Elgin car driven by VIM. Mil
-iage, and : Ford driven BY Bald
win man collided Friday night on
the road east Of the city resulting IN
considerable damage to both. cars. II
is charged that the driver 81 the
Ford and smother man with him were
intoxicated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank aha6er have
IS their guests, Mr. and Hrs. Oliver
Shi6er of Shenandoah. la.A Who ar..
rived Friday In their esr.
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Atty, r. D. Norton, Who for the