The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-08
MANDAN NEWS |
MAKE FORD
DAY AWARDS
Large Crowd Attend Ford
Day Celebration in
Mandan

A large crowd attended the Ford
day celebration here yesterday. AS a
part of the ceremonies of the day
! was the awarding of various prizes,
which follow:
John l.. Anderson, Flasher, list
prize for driving the newest Ford to
town on Ford day; Joe Stumpf, Man
dan, End prize; Mrs. Anton Laur-
niger, LIST, heaviest woman coming in
a Ford; Mrs. j. w. Buttschcau, LIST,
smallest woman driving Ford to
town on Ford day; Jacob Thomas,
Thinner, 1st, for bringing the larg-
est number of people in his Ford;
George Murray, Mandan, 1st, Oldest
man driving Ford on Ford Day; r.
Teppo, Mandan, tallest man driving
Ford; Anton Zenn, 1st, shortest
man driving Ford; Albert Brotanek,
Mandan, End; Mrs. Jacob Thomas.
Thinner, for woman coming to town
in Ford with youngest baby, days;
Adolph Nelson, Mandan, to the
youngest set of twins coming in "A
Fora to Ford day; Jacob Seklosscr,
End; G. f. Hine, New Salem, LIST prize
fer Ford having most accessories on
his car; Joe Weber, st. Anthony, LIST,
for the farmer bringing the largest
load of wheat in an automobile on
Ford truck on Ford Day and exhibit
ing the largest sale ticket; Betty
Fleck, Mandan, list; Frank Dutton.
Mandan, End, for best decorated
Ford; Dorothy Pinn, prettiest flap
per; Jake Siegel, Harmon, list; Ern
est Matthias, Flasher, End, most de
lapidated Ford; Jake Seigel, Har
mond, 1st; Ernest Matthias, Flasher,
End; noisest Ford; Leingang, St. An
thony, best decorated truck; license
No. 6O26O, muddiest Ford; car Ii
cense No. 69373, Ford with leakicst
top; Jacob Thomas and family, group
making best appearances; Peter ia
cobs, largest number of girls with
red hair in family; Carl Keidel, Man
dan. list; Bernard Kunkel, Almont,
End, to party bringing the largest
amount Of butter, eggs, and cream in
Ford and exhibiting the receipt of
greatest value; Fred Kraft, Lark. 3rd
Mrs. j. Thomas, Thinner, mother of
largest family of girls coming to
Mandan, nine girls; Mrs. T. Kary,
End, eight girls; Mrs. Erasmus Laing-
ang, St. Anthony, Bird; E. M. Elder,
Huff, 1st, youngest married couple
driving Ford; L. ]. Frank, New Sa-
lem, 1st, Ford coming longest dis
lance from Mandan trade area; Robt.
McBratney, End; Mrs. j. j. Lantz, St.
Anthony, LIST, mother bringing the
largest family of boys to town in
Ford; Bruno Just, Judson, 1st, man
with largest feet; J. P. DAILY, Bis
marck, End; Viola McGoon Mott, girl
with reddest hair+ Geraldine Jacobs,
End; Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Launiger,
St. Anthony, LIST for heaviest couple;
Chas. McGoon, Mott. LIST to driver of
oldest Ford; Anton Haugen, Mandan,
End; Charles WALL, Flasher, 3rd;
John lander, Mandan, 1st to the
heaviest man, .345 1-2 lbs; Frank
Shemek, LIST for largest load of peo-
pie coming to town in Ford; E. NJ.
Elder, LIST for thinnest couple.
Estimates placed the number of
Fords in Mandan at 800. The pure
bred Holstein bull calf given to the
farmer bringing cream the longent
distance was awarded to A. A. Ware,
who lives two miles west of New
England.
). Miss Anna Knudson, trained nurse
who has beena member of the staff
ut the Dickinson hospital and her
sister, Miss Clara Knudson of the
Almont schools, left yesterday for
New York city where they will set
sail for Christiana. Norway
June II. Both the young women
were born at. the farm of their
father near Sims, and their mother
still resides there.
DISMISS CASE
The case of J. L. Mullaney who
was charged with being an accessory