The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-22
BOY SOLDIERS
.T0.BR0ADCAST
:. IN CITY TODAY
PROGRAM Of Band, Choral, and
Speaking Numbers Goes on
Air Through KFYR

Tonight has been designated "C'ti.
gems Military Training Camp Night
o.er Hoskins- Meyer radiocastinR
station KFYR, and q complete pro-
ram, beginning ct 1880 p. NJ. has
been arranced by the boy coldiers.
4 musical program will he given
bp taa 34-pieCe solder bend. male
.Aolas. ana several individual IN
sauaental and vocal soloists.
Daly {. II. 7. c. youths viii! be
heard q. tae program for the tu!.
evening. according to ivan Voncs'
Program manager.
PIANO and yolal solos by Mildred
Guam and Hazel johnson. respec.
lively, are on the program for Fri
day night.
The c. NJ. r. c. program for to-
tonight follows:
i. *Pr,nc. ton,an" Taylor, the
Band: ~, r,.
:. &C. NJ. r. C."-By Sgt Earl Buck
!. Simple Aveu" ,Thome) by the
1. Vocal solos. MY Ship" (del Ri
ego) and '.sorter Miss Iou"-by
Clay Smith.
Happy Ways" tChicuita) = Dy
Corp Maynard Hart and Rex
Waldo. Oneida and Sioux Falls.
& Vocal solo. "when Day Is
. Done"-By Joe Morris. Mandan.
I. Selections from Merry widow"
tLehar)-By the Band.
8. Songs Of North Dakota-By the
.. os Maie e"0r The Golden scept.r
.s..t,i al a
10. Vocal solo. harmonica-By Her
Der; Lees. Belvidere. 8. Oak.
II. American Patrol" tMcacham)--
BY the Rand.
Army"--By Capt: A. w. shutter;
IS. STARS and stripes Forcver"
tSousaD-By the Band.
Ii Selected group Of sonEs--By Misc
Carter. {. NJ. r. G. accompanist.
1tl"Para,us ct Fidelis" tFcrr!ttD--
Is. Selected vocal solo--By Lieut..
Leonard Mcmahon.
II. Army bugle calls.
Is. Songs OF South Dakota-Dy tho
10. "sobre las olas'-py .he Band.
Fashioned Town" Mother Ma
chree." and IAN for You by
Corp. Maynard Hart. Oneida.
IL. Selected voca, solos--By Majo,
Fairbanks. D. c..
g. 1.-THE Star-Spang!ed Banner"-By
the band.
Members OF the male chorus fol-
Edward Cyar, Chisholm, MINI; Ben
Kangas. Chisholm. Mimi; Herman
Polthast. Harvey; George Jay. Devils
Lake: Lyle Nelson. Devils Lake
Richard Iosgrave. Charter. Oak. la:
Maurice Fuller. spiritwood: francis
CA~tvOn nu1nth Mlur Horrv Aapnn
Hanks: Clarence Schwartz. Tiiden
Neb.: Herbert Lees. Belvidere. 8.
OAK: Arthur Rembaldt. Gackle; As
mias Jensen. Belle Fourche. s. Oak.
Elmer Lindahl. Tilden. Neb.
clarence Mayors. stanton; Richard
Castle. DrtttoneS. Dak.: Kenneth Nell
son, okston. MINI: Les Boyer. Du-
clsanan: Chsrfs Burton. MobridEe. 8.
OAK; Jay Hp9h. Lakotn: Warren
Hettinger: Lloyd Hanson. Green. IL.
Gene Curtis. Green. Ia; Max Holman.
Hiuhmore, 8. Dak.: Clay Whitehead,
Pittsburg. Kan: Joe Morris. Mandan;
f. o. Lieseman. Bismarck: f. H.: JOS
Butte. 8. OAK: Mark wenkstern. Ell
lendale. and Junior Fredericks. Man.
dan.
The roster Of tho band follows: Oh
liver Bunkol. Noonon: William Brown,
Sturgis. s. Dak.: Frank Callinan and
Warren Chideste.. Devils Lake: Ar
mold Christensen. Northwood: Parker
Cleveland. Platte. s. OAK: Ernest
Ceilings. Lidgerwood; Charles Cvark,
Scotland, 8. Oak. Raymond Day. Dew
lis Lake: Vernon Dreckc. Cherokee
Ia: Kenneth Evanson. Northwood
Shayler Prick. DEBORAH. Ia: Aims
worth Hanson. Two Harbors, Mimi. !;
EJarne Haugse. Linton: Carl Heise,
Missouri Valley. Ia: Sam Keller. ASH
ley: Kenneth Kjox. New Rockford;
Clinton Landers. Crosby.
Jack Mcdonald. Solen: Vernon
Munt. Kensal: ?eter Ohnstad, McIn-
tosh. MINI; Guy Ottinger. James
town: Russell Peterson. Veblen, 8.
Dak.: James Preston. Sentinel Butte !:
Lester Rasmussen. Beulah: John Rob.
insen. Garrison: John Rouzie. James,
town: Harry Semingson. Crosby; 10.
seph Steele. Sturgis, s. Oak: Herman
Tiemens. Platte, s. Oak: John Tolmte.
Huron. 8. Oak; Donald and Raymond
Waechter. Glen Ullin.
Sgts. J. T. McClusky. X. B. Shrienerr.
G. +. Hill. c. w. Hullion. w. Earle
TAN and Walter Juras. Ali from the
Fourth Y. s. Cavalry. are members Of
the band also. Technical Sergeant a.
Ferrettt Is the director.