The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
BOY scout CRAFTS
EXHIBITION ENDS IN
AWARD OF 81 PRIZES
Many Handicraft Articles En-.
tered by Troops in Groups
and Individually
BOTTLED SHIP IS UNIQUE
Ribbons Given for First, Second
and Third Places and Mer.
chandise on 3ests

Awards we're made. Friday evening,
IN the Boy Scouts handicraft exhi-
bition sponsored by the Lions club.
Troops were awarded II prizes, while
first, second and third ribbons went
to IS Of the scouts. A framed picture
OF Colonel c. A. Lindbereh, offered
by the Bismarck Dairy, remains to
be awarded to the school having the
greatest number Of entries.
The entries have been on display
in the vacant storeroom back of the
Lenhart Drug company. all week. and
will remain there till Monday night.
when the scouts may come and re-
move them and receive their prizes.
They include a considerable variety of
handicraft articles. One of them is
so ambitious as to depict a ship
scene joined and carved inside Of a
bottle. Others are Irish walking
sticks. model ships. model airplanes,
model cabins and model bridges.
There is a large display of leather
work and knot boards.
The youngest exhibitor was George
Nased, 10. He inferred a beaded chain
made by himself. The most ambitious
cntrant seems to have been Robert
schmid. with his bottled ship.
individual Awards
The judges Of the contest were F.
E. McCurdy. Pete Rhealut and George
Skunk, Of the ions club.
The troop first aid Kit. presented
by the Service Drug store. was
awarded to Troop = Of the Methodist
church for having the best display
among the ten troops.
Barncck Jeweky store. was awarded
TO Bud Munger. also Of Troop :. Tor
position. Buds knot board was. in
the opinion "f the judges. the most
outstanding article in the exposition
judged from the sta ndpoint OF work
manship. design. individuality. Many
other articles were close behind in
comparison.
TIC Roy Scout official iacknifc WAS
awarded to Robert Schmidt. HIS
bottled ship scene Vas T rhc n,.rG
was presented by the Capital Laun-
dry.
A baseball glove was presented 10y
French and WEIGH to William Sven
son for the greatest number OF
articles entered in tho exhibit. Will
liam had 20 different articles entered.
Howard Bvrne was a close second
A real jar Of jam. presented by Il:
r. Grocery. was awarded to the Bat
patrol Of Troop :. Methodist church.
as a reward for the best patrol pro-
jcct. Their knot board was a very
fine u and second to that OF Bud
Munger.
A s. milk book was awarded hy
the Rridgeman-Russell CO. to George
Nased. youngest boy entering the
most acceptable article, his beaded
chain.
N scout havcrsack, presented by
the Army and Navy store, was award
ed TO Howard Byrne for the fine ex-
hibit that he displayed. especially in
his line Of model aeroplanes.
Miles Pdrke was awarded the ten
mis- racket presented by Gamble Auto
supply as a reward for the fine piece
Robert Edick's model bridge was
one of the fine models in the exhibit
and Won for him the baseball bat
presented by the Bismarck Tribune.
awarded a coapon worth s: in hosiery
at A. w. Lucas Co. Bennie's model
log cabin and yard" is a very ex-
cellent piece Of work. as well as his
carved Boy Scout emblem.
Lcrin Duemcland was very worthy
of the award of a scout canteen. pre-
scented by the Army. and Navy store:
His entry Of 4 model ship IN full sail
was excellent.
Ribbon Awards BY l.ruups
Ribbons were presented 10 the fol
lowing groups. red for first. white
for second and third. red:
Knot boards. bud Munger. 2.
Bat patrol Of Troop ). 8. Lawrence
Model boats-1, Lorin Duemeland
:, Vernon Kelly. 3. Grant Hartley. !
Model acroplancs II. Howard
Leathercraft bclts-1. Thomas Gull
bertson. .. Bud Munger. ;. Lloyd
Leather articles-l. Ben Cave. axe
sheath: =. Charles hcarn knife
sheath; ;. Charles Shearn. neckcr-
!. A H'Ss1t 'f SI. s ! ]: Walter ns@" Ward casper
Model BRIDGES. Robert Edick.
Bird houses-1. Ben Cave. =. How
ard Byrnc. 5. Nick Bashara.
kins., chain: :. Clarence Casey. dla-
n~eckerchief slide.
Totem poles-1. Howard Byrnc.
swenson. book stand: 5. William
Swenson. lamp stand.
Larger articles Of furniture-1,
Howard Byrne. smoking Stand: 2,
Carl Person. magazine rack; ). How
ard Byrne, book rack.
Arrow sets-1. Miles Parkc. CULVER
with five arrows; 2: Howard Byrne,
W ~ " WV Will llNC AJIO >
;. Richard Hoskins. lcmonwood bow
with five arrows.
BonEbinding-1. Lloyd Murphy, .,
Donald Bowman.
Unusual articles - l.. Robert
Schmidt. bottled ship scene: ?. Rich
ard Hoskins. 20 blank gun: ). Ray
mOnd Evans, model OF Caesars
brcastworks before Alesia.
llandicraft in general. Bennic
Casper. scout emblem shield; 2. Rich
ard Hoskins. turning lathe with hat
stand: 5. Clarence Casey, rustic fra me
OF scout head.
Bead and basket. John Fields.
bead work: ?. George Nased, bead
work: 3. Bill Culbertson. basket
work..
Other EmlrnntA
Other boys who entered articles In
cluded: Clark Swick, Thomas Gull
b%ertson. Joseph Wright. Clinton
Soluln, Ernest Wendell. Garvin Groom
qui.t. George Bazzahara, Lester
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