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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-04
Indian School Opens
With 1O8 Enrolled

Glasses were resumed at the U. s.
Indian school west Of the city yester-
day, with an enrolment Of 100, ac-
cording to G. B. Dickinson, superin-
tendent Of the school.
A number Of pupils who are re-
naming at the Standing Rock reser-
walton, because of the Indian fair at
Fort Yates, are expected to arrive
at the school the last part Of the
week.
Bruce Doyle and Mrs. Gladys A.
Fisher are instructors in the junior
high school again this year. Other
teachers are Miss Ann Kroener, third
and fourth grades, Mrs. Dickinson
primary grades, and Mrs. Helen Har-
vail, home economics.
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Rock Hill


Roy Farley and family were Sunday
guests at the Josephonson home.
j. r. Little and son Virgil motored
to Wilton, Wednesday. to consult a
physician in regard to Virgil's arm,
which he hurt while riding horse
back.
Ira Bailey and Gilbert Ward were
Regan callers Wednesday.
Sunday visitors at the James Fttz-
gerald home were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal:
lace Sherman and family and Vim.
cent Sherman.
Mrs. Fitzgerald and family were
Regain callers Monday.
Chas. Heddick motored to Regain
Saturday.
Frances Fitzgerald was q guest Of
Ella Schilling Monday.
Phyllis Little spent Thursday and
Friday nights with Elizabeth Jour
genson.
Mrs. j.. F. Little. Mrs. Martin Fen
ling and Mrs. Lewis %Jorgenson. mo-
tored to- the river Wednesday afte1
buffalo berries.
Several neighbors OF MIS-. Anns
Strand gathered at her home Satur'
day afternoon in honor CT her birth
day. The afternoon Was spent In
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Wing
By LILLE

Mrs. A. L. Davis visited with Mrs.
Ben McCloskey last Wednesday eve
ming.
clyde Harvey and son Earl motor
ed to Valley City Friday to get Opal
and Faye, who have been attending
summer school there the past few
months.
Mrs. r. j. Beth spent last Thurs
day with Mrs. Adolph Weber.
B. w. Graham and family were
visitors at Mckenzie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boss and daugh-
ter Beverly spent a few days last
week visiting at the j.. Glanville
home.
: MIR. and Mrs. Carl Jacobson and
children of Bismarck were callers IN
Wing Sunday. Mable jacobson re-
turned to her parental home with
them.
MI. and Mrs. John Mueller and
children spent last Thursday e
ming at the John Weber Jr. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McCloskey are
the parents Of a baby girl born Aug
ust 28th. Irene Mabel is the name
chosen for her.
MI. and Mrs. I. Kremenetsgy and
daughter spent Sunday at Tuttle.
Pearl and Ruth Kronick Of Wilton
spent a few days visiting with Ferne
Granville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber -
were Sunday evening visitors at tle
Bred Barth home.
Mabel Lyle returned to her par
entail home in Wing last Friday att
er attending school at Valley City.
MI. and Mrs. Sherman and -imlly
were visiting at Regain Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. John Weber Sr. ano
daughter Clara attended church al
Goodrich Sunday.
Nos Esther Cederstrom was a Wis
! itor at the B. w. Graham home Sun.
| day evening.
Mrs. John Mueller visited with Mrs
Adam Hopper Saturday.
Helen Bleth is working at the Der
| McCloskey home.
MI. and Mrs. F. z. See. Mrs. Ola
Lem and son Indy, Mr.. and arr
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DALLAS ALL DRESSED
UP FOR VISITORS

Dallas, Texas, Sept. 4.-(PeThe
Tri-color Of France and the Stars and
Stripes floated together in Dallas to-
day as q thrilled city suspended q r
NAL activities to give q traditional
Texas welcome to Captain Dieudorne
Coste and Maurice Bellonte, French
air voyaguers who conquered the At
lantic.
This city was the rendezvous of
airmen throughout the southwest who
winged their way here to participate
in the welcome of the Frencnmen.
flying to Dallas from New York to
collect a purse Of $3.50 offered by
Col. william E. E~Asterwood. now in
Dublin.
Fifteen army planes from Kelly
Field. San Antonio. were in the con-
voy assembled to fly north to greet
the scarlet sesquiplane.
A comrade who once met hazards
far different from fogs and storms in
company with the French c planned
to be among the thousands to well
come him. He is r.. De France. men,
Der of Captain Coste's wartime squad
ron, now a resident Of San Antonio.
The program Of welcome called for
Official greetings from Governor Dan
Moody, or his representative, in be-
half of the state.
Detachments of Dallas policemen
assisted by several companies Of Ma
tional Guardsmen, had been assigned
to guard planes at the field ana keer
the crowd from rushing in upon the
filters when they landed.
The National Broadcasting COM
pany had opened a special wire from
Dallas to New York for a coast tt
coast network broadcast of the land
ing and reception, with station WFAA
as the key station.
After ceremonies at the field, a pa
rade into town was planned and
dinner in honor of Coste and Bellont'
was arranged for tonight.
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Schrunk
BY MARCHANT

r. G. Marchant called at the Her.
man Meters home Tuesday.
Thomas Novak motored to Wing
Tuesday.
Irene Marchant is spending this
week with Mrs. j. E. Witt.
VIM. Witt started heading wheat
for ]. E. Witt Friday.
Thomas Novak motored to Wing
Saturday forenoon.
Marcella Meters is helping Mrs.
Joe scallon cook fr threshers this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bender and
daughter, Mrs. Chris Hon and Ruth,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. MarVlan5 and
family, spent Wednesday evening In
Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Novy took their
daughters, Elizabeth and Agnes, to
| Bismarck Sunday where they will at
tend high school.
Saturday evening Wing callers
from this community were Mr.. and
| Mrs. James Novy and family. Gust
| Witt and MIR. and Mrs. Roy Marchant
and family.
L, c. Marchant called at the Chris
! Hien home Saturday evening.
Gus and Emil Witt called at the
! Marchant home Saturday.
John Witt hauled some flax te
Wing Saturday for r. G.. Msrchant.
James Novy started thresning fol
Chris HEN Saturday.
Alex Siebel and daughter olga were
| Wing callers Monday.
Mrs. Christ Hen motored to WING
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Witt called a
the r. G.. Marchant home Sunda!
evening.
chris HEN is hauling grain to Wing
this week.
Leroy Marchant is helping Bailey
thresh.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Siebel spen'
Monday forenoon at the Alex siebe
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wentz AM
family visited at the VIM. Witt nom
Sunday.
Miss Luella Wentz spent Saturda.
night in McClusky at the Chris Went
home. She returned to the Schul
home Sunday evening where she
working. -.
Cord and Allan Schulz motored II
McClusky Saturday evening.
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Charlotte and Ruth Wilrnot spent
Sunday at the Leonard Davenport
home near Sibley Butte.
Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth and Mrs
Otto Larson of Wilton were Satur-
day afternoon visitors at the Harry
Davenport home.
Several Of the young folks from
here attended the birthday party at
the G.. o. Lindsey home Sunday eve
ming in honor Of Merril's birthday.
Mrs. Harry Davenport and Ruth
Wotored to Wilton. Monday where
Ruth will enter school.
Mrs. Earl Mowder and daughter
Edith were Friday afternoon visitors
at the Anna Knudson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mosier were
Wilton callers Saturday.
A number of the friends, and
neighbors gathered at the Anna
Strand home Saturday afternoon to
help her celebrate her birthday. The
afternoon was spent In visiting and
about 4 O'Clock q delicious potluck
lunch was served. Mrs. Strand re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Saturday evening callers In Regar
were MI. and Mrs. Roy Nice ullougf
and children, Mrs. Anna Knudsor
and Lloyd, Cecil Eldns, Mi. and Mr.
John Mosier, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Davenport, Ruth Wilmot, Mi. ant
Mrs. Ole Void and family, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Frank Mickelsen, Mr.. and Mrs
John Boschee and children, Henri,
Schilling and family, Willie, OFT,
and Fritz Uhde, George Mowder, Car
Berg and family, and Roy Titles.
Mrs. Anna Strand visited at tn
Uhde home Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Little and son Wilfret
were shoppers in Regan Tuesda,
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Waugeniar ar
the proud parents Of a baby boy.
Virgil Little had the misfortune II
fracture his arm Tuesday by bein'
thrown from q horse.
Chris Waugeman and Gottlie
Dockter were business callers at Nc
Clusky Wednesday.
Mrs. Ole Void, Joe and Molly wer
Regain callers Wednesday.
George Mowder called at the Ro
Little home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth and Mr.
Otto Larson of Wilton visited rela
tives here Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Davenport was a Reg
an shopper Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little and SO
Wilfred called at the Ira Bailey HON
Thursday evening.
I A number of the young folks gath
cred at the G. Wilkinson home We
nesday evening at a farewell part
in honor Of Conrad Wilkinson, who
leaving this week for Wisconsin. M
tend Mrs. wilkinson will go later an
will make their home there again.
: Mrs. VIM. Mickelsen and ohildre
callers In Regain Friday.
Earl and George Mowder called
the Ira Bailey home Thursday ev'
ming.
! Mrs. Grace Meyers is employed
|, the John Law home near Still.
! Mrs. Earl Mowder and family Gale
on Mrs. Ole Void Tuesday.
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Alta
BY KARL SCHATZ

Mrs. L. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Qualey spent Sunday at the Brown
home near Pickardvtlle.
J. A. Beck OF McClusky called at the
Schatz farms Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berquist and
sons spent Tuesday afternoon at the
Karl Schatz home.
Mrs. Karl Schatz, Edwin, Edmond,
Esther and Eddie johnson motored to
Turtle Lake Sunday afternoon where
Esther remained to attend high
school.
Miss Ida Wentz of Pickardville and
Miss Jergeson Of Regan are employed
at the Geo. Hecker farm during
threshing.
Mrs. H. Schatz Of McClusky is
spending a few days at the home of
her sons.
Myrtle Brown and MI. Frey spent
Sunday evening at the Adams home.
Gustave and Pauline Schatz mo-
tored to Thompson Sunday and were
accompanied home ty Sarah, who
has been employed at the H. "A.
Strutz farm the past month.
Eddie johnson and Thofield Schatz
were busy driving cattle to Pickard-
Vile Monday fc- Charles Larson. He
will ship them to Minneapolis.
Karl Schatz and son Gus made a
business trip to McClusky Monday.
John Stroh called at the Brockett
home Sunday evening.
Those attending the services at the
Pickardvlle schoolhouse Sunday which
were conducted by Rev. Strutz OF
| jamestown were Mrs. F. Coombs, Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter Coombs, and children
Emily Malkaum and Mrs. Karl Schatz
| and Esther.
Ed. Kurly. Ida Wentz, Miss Jergesor
and the Huglemaun twins spent Sat
urday evening in McClusky.
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Garfield
BY MRS. A. f. GHYLIN

The farewell party given for Con-
rad Wilkinson Wednesday night was
well attended. The evening was
spent in playing games and at IL
o'clock a delicious lunch was served.
Conrad left for Wisconsin Friday
morning where he will attend school.
Charlotte Wilmot returned home
from Valley City Saturday. She has
been attending summer school there.
Callers at the Ole Olson home SUM-
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Olson
and son Glen Earl, MI. and Mrs. A.
F. Ghylin and sons Clair and Gerald.
Louise Walker came home from the
hospital Saturday. She has had her
tonsils removed.
Cudrun Jordahl returned from
Bismarck Sunday where she has
been working the past three months.
A surprise party was given for Mrs.
A. Strand Saturday afternoon. the
occasion being her birthday, Those
present were the Garfield ladies aid
members. Mrs. Strand received many
nice presents. A lunch was served at
4 o'clock.
Burnett jacobson Is nelp1ng MRS,
A. F. Ghylin while she has threshers.
Mrs. Jake Fisher and children
called at the A. r. Ghylin home Mon
day.
Hazel Howe visited with Louise
Walker Saturday.
Jesse Mccoy came home from
jamestown Saturday where he has
been working.
The surprise birthday party given
for Merriel Lindsey Sunday night
was well attended. The evening was
spent in playing games. At II O'Clock
a lunch was served. A nice time was
had by everyone.
Clarice Howe spent Saturday aft.
ernoon and Saturday night witt
Burnett jacobson at the Ghylir
home.
A large crowd was present at TIL
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Florence Lake
BY HELEN WITT

Mr.. and Mrs. John Witt and Miss
Martha Hindbouch were Wing shop
pers Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Halver and son Stanley
motored to Wing Wednesday.
Arthur Tees is the proud owner of
a new truck purchased in Bismarck
last week.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and Mrs. Joe
Scallon motored to Wing Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Halvor and
son Stanley motored to Wing Friday.
Henry McCluspy, Wing oil man, de-
livered gas in this community on Fri
day..
MI. and Mrs. Roy Marchant and
| daughter Margaret called at the John
| Witt home Monday evening.
Carl Berg is threshing for James
Tees this week. 4, .
Miss Marcella Meters is helping
Mrs. Josephine Tees cook for thresh-
ers this week.
Mrs. Henry Seilenger and daughters
Marjory and Lois spent Monday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Seilenger.
Marcella Meters stayed over night
at the H. Seilenger home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Witt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Wentz, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Roth and Henry Roth spent Sunday
at the VIM. Witt home.
Tillies Wentz spent two weeks ir
McClusky with her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wentz, and fam
lily.
Wing callers Saturday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johns and fam.
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seilenger ane
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Witt ane
Irene Marchant.
Alfred Mollay and Albert Hcimbucl
spent Sunday at the H. Meters home
John Witt Is threshing for Pau
Bennett this week.
Helen Wolf was helping Mrs. Ralph
Halvor cook for threshers this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and fam
lily were Wing shoppers Saturday eve
ming.
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Taft
BY FLORENCE GOSNEY

Anton Oberg transacted business
in Sterling Tuesday afternoon.
M. L. Lewis was a business caller
in Driscoll Wednesday.
E. L. Hurr called at the Earl Hall
home Wednesday.
Presley M. Gosney was ~transacting
business in Driscoll Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. De HAN and children we're
shopping in Sterling Tuesday.
Henry lessen was a business call
err in Sterling Wednesday.
Henry Swindling and family mo-
tored to Bismarck Wednesday We
ming.
Mrs. Horace Fairchild visited with
Mrs. P. M. Gosney Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Gosney and
Edna motored to Bismarck Wednes-
day afternoon taking Miss Edna
Torea, who will leave Friday for her
home at Sand Point, Idaho.
Charley Thompson and son of Nc
Kende spent Thursday working at
the Fairchild home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kositzky Of
Bismarck called at the Gosney and
Prince homes Wednesday.
Ernest Hurr was a Bismarck caller
Friday.
Misses Veronica Riley and Flor
ence Gosney who attend Business
college in Bismarck rode to Sterling
Friday with Mrs. Max Lang and
Theodore to spend the weekend al
their homes.
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill called at the
Fairchild home Friday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Horace FairchilC
were Sterling shoppers Friday after.
noon.
Misses Veronica Riley and, Lucille
Elness called OH Florence Gosney
Saturday afternoon.
Anton Oberg wa q town caller Sat.
urday night.
Norval Marvel transacted business
in Sterling Saturday.
Mrs. Esther Johnson and son Will
liam were shopping in Sterling Fri
day and Saturday afternoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. CAST Prince and sor
Harold spent Sunday afternoon a.
the Elsus Elness home.
Mr.. and Mrs. King and tamil.
were Sterling callers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Fogarty were
town callers Saturday night.
Hanaford Fairchild va a Sterling
! caller Monday noon.
Norval Marvel was a town callel
Monday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gagner of Bis
marck spent Sunday with the Hor'
j ace Fairchild family.
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill. Mr.. and Mrs
Presley M. Gosney and Edna Ma
: were Sunday dinner guests at tn
Lloyd Gosney home near Braddock
N. Oak. Other guests were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Stephen Triplett and Miss Lydi'
e Briscoe. also the Marshall Drall
family from Brittin.
e Mrs. Esther johnson and william
: were town callers Monday.
Mrs. p. M. Gosney, Florence an
1 Edna visited with Mrs. ChaS. Gaskil
Monday. Florence returning to Bis
marck on No. Z.
Charley Gosney is working on tn
Martin Olson threshing rig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry JesserN an
family were in town Saturday nigh
Mrs. Chas. GaSkill spent Friday a
the Presley Gosney home.
Mrs. CAST Prince and son Harol
: were in town Monday.
S Miss Madge Runey called on he
S father w. E. Runey Monday noon.
l Mr., and Mrs. Victor Matson calle
at the Fairchild home Monday.
y A few from here attended tn
birthday surprise on George Lee
e Sterling Tuesday night. A nice tim
was had and a lovely lunch serves
He received some nice presents.
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r RED CROSS
CABLES RELIEF

washington, Sept. 4.-(R-The Red
Cross today eabled $15,0 0 in cash to
Santo Domingo for relief of storm
sufferers, and ordered one Of its off,
cials to fly Immediately from Porto
Rico to the stricken island.
This was done after the state de-
partment had communicated to the
Red Cross q request from Minister
Curtis at Santo Domingo.
Officials were considering dispatch
ing rescue workers. rom the Red Cross
chapter at San JUAN, Porto Rico.
President Hoover was kept apprised
of the reports Of devastation.
The request of the American min
lister was made at the behest. of the
president Of the stricken republic.
MI. Curtis cabled the storm had
caused widespread destruction" tx
the Dominican capital and its suburbs
While he had not received reports
| from the interior, he said the loss Of
life there so far appeared small.
The city Of Santo Domingo, re.
ported ~half-ruined and in need o.
medical supplies and water for those
| suffering from the wrath OF the hurrl'
cane. held an estimated population o.
$4,000.
Located on the Ozama river,
! tropical stream, it has been considered
an outstanding specimen of the six
teenth century Spanish city in tn
new world.
In the town is the old Gothic ca
thedral, where Columbus once wa
buried, and where rest the bones o
many notable families In early Amer
lean history.
The country over which the storm
wreaked havoc is extremely rugget
and woody. It covers 1882 squar
miles.
Although mining once was tn
islands major source of revenue, tina
industry of late years has been at
virtual standstill. Cattle and goat
are raised in considerable numbers
but sugar cane constitutes the majo
agricultural product. Some coffe'
bananas, cocoanuts, cotton and COCO
are produced.
,. Most of the republics -evenue
derived from customs duties.
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French Pair Start 4
Early for Texas to
Land $25,OOO Prize
tContinued from PaRc II

Continued rom Page ~
vice failed but the motor was at last
started by volunteers who risked their
lives by leaping into the air to hang
on the high propeller blades.
Capt. Dieudonne Coste expected to
make the journey to Dallas in be-
tween IL and Is hours. He had 40
gallons Of gasoline pumped into the
ship before he left. The radio which
wa In operation for all but the last
few miles Of the transatlantic journey
was still broken when today's flight
began but no difficulty was expected
as perfect flying weather prevailed.
The filters arrived at the field about
5 o'clock this mcrning,. having had
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San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept. 4.-R
"A battered tropical passenger liner
limped into this port today after hav-
ing passed through the very center Of
one Of the worst hurricanes the
Caribbean has known in many years.
The ship, the Porto Rico liner Coamo.
Captain Thomas Evans said. escaped
humiliation narrowly.
The Coamo turned back from Santo
Domingo, her destination. last night,
and for a dozen hours no word came
Of her fate. Her wireless failed and
1t had been feared disaster had been
visited upon the ship and all on
board.
Emerging from the great wind
storm this morning, the skipper. Cap
tain Evans. brought the Coamo safe
" to anchor but he could not explain
how, with the storm at its height all
about him, amid furious seas. the
ship missed being wiped out.
Buffeted for more than sever hours,
the engineers raced the engines at
full speed but could make little or no
|headway. The wind stripped the
idecks Of everything movable, tore of
matches and threw the vessel SO far
over on her side that the Cling ma
chinery Was useless. At last Chief
Engineer McGough was forced TO stcr
the engines entirely SO emergency OIL
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GREAT DESTRUCTION
BY FLYER

San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept. 4.-tR
The radio corporation of America
today reported that twenty persons
were killed and immense damage
done at Santo Domingo city by yes
terday's hurricane. The radio cor
poration said a Pan-American air.
plane circling over the city reported
traces Of great destruction.
The Porto Rico office learned that
the steamship Lady Hawkins, which
put out to sea later returned to port
at Santo Domingo. The ship report
ed the wireless station completely
wrecked.
The wireless station in Santo Do
mingo city was completely destroyed,
as were most of the buildings in the
city, the newspaper reported, accord
ing to the Lady Hawkins.
Reports from the Belen observatory
at ten o'clock this morning said:
observations today r assuring
for the whole republic Of Cuba. The
barometer at Port-Au-Prince went up
four milimetres since 400 p. m. yes
terday. The barometer at Baraco
was normal at 1880 a. m. today"
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Estherville


Charlotte Wilmot arrived nome
Saturday from Valley City where she
has been attending teachers college
the past three months. She will be-
gin teaching a term Of school near
Wilton the Ith Of September.
Mrs. Anna Knudson and Lloyd
called at the Harry knudson home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and