The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-28
DISTRICT Court OF
HONOR IS HELD AT
GLEN ULLIN FRIDAY
81 Scouts Receive Tenderfoot
Badges; Bismarck Men
Are on Program
Tribune Special Service,

! Glen Ullin, N. D., Nov. 28.-Thirty-
one boys were invested with their Ten
derfoot pins and many other badges
were awarded to scouts at the Chris
tianson district Court of Honor here
Friday evening.
Presentation of the Tenderfoot pins
was made by Filing Helmer, Taylor.
Michael Tschida, Glen Ullin, presided
over the court as chairman.
Stanley Fink. Glen Ullin, was pre-
sented with his second class badge by
George w. Gaebe, New Salem.
Tschida presented Alex Muggli, Glen
Ullin. with his first class pin and also
awarded the merit badges. Albert
Turk and Richard Turk, Glenn Ullin,
were presented with Star badges.
! joe Horst, Glen Ullin's seventh
Eagle Scout, was presented with his
Eagle badge by Supreme Court Justice
A. M Christianson, Bismarck. Sam
uel Halpern, student at the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, who has completed
his Eagle requirements, was not pres
ent at the Court of Honor.
Pennant Is Presented
DR.. j.. o. Arrson, Bismarck, pre-
sented the 1930-1931 Pow Wow pen
nant to Jake Scharff, Glen Ullin
troop committeeman. The Glen Ullin
scouts won the banner in competition
with other troops of the area.
| Charles Liessman, chairman OF the
Bismarck district. formally presented
the newly organized Christiarson dis
trict with q charter DR.. 0. T. Ben
son, chairman of the district. accepted
the charter.
Liessman also installed the new dis
trict'S officers. They are DR.. Benson,
chairman; George w. Leick, Hebron;
E. w. Hyde, Almont; Michael Tschida,
Glen Ullin, and George Gaebe, New
Salem, vice chairmen; Saul Halpern,
Glen Ullin, secretary; and Milan B.
Steig, Glen Ullin, district scout COM
missioner.
Judge Christianson and DR.. Arm
son also addressed the 100 scouts and
their parents. L. r. Steig, former
jsccutmaster at Glen Ullin, was pres
; ent and also spoke. Scouts were in
| attendance from New Salem. AlmOnt
Hebron, Glen Ullin and Taylor.
| The following scouts were presented
their Tenderfoot awards: Glen Ullin
Troop Al Victor Lutgen, Raymond
Mesiner, Adolph> Mosbrucker, Eddie
: Renner, Peter Meininger; Taylor
Troop 76-Donovan Benzie, Westley
: Grogan, Louis John Lautz, Grant
Vranna, Charles Hecht; New Salem
; Erwin Bumann, Lawrence Gaebe
Fred Rohs. Herbert Gaebe, Eddie
Christensen. Chester Mccormick,
Richard Wolf, Neil Higbee, Lerot
Helm, William Gaebe, Gordon Klus-
mann, Wilbur Klusmann, Willard
Kukel, Laurence Kreueger. Harvey
:, just and Henry Lennie.
Receive Merit Badges
Merit badges were awarded the fol-
lowing Glen Ullin Scouts: Albert
! Turk-swimming life saving, conser-
! walton, civics. agriculture. athletics
animal industry, first aid, cooking
$ public health, bookbinding, first aid
2 to animals, dairying, handicraft, pio-
. neering and basketry: William Berge,
public health, first aid to animals
handicraft, and bookbinding; John
! Fischer - pioneering. bookbinding
:. dairying, animal industry, and first
, aid to animals; Edward Claussen =
, bookbinding; Otto Muggli - handi-
craft: Ingram Benson - basketry
journalism, chemistry: William Fritz
i-basketry; Charles Bean-basketry
{ Samuel MISUNDERSTANDING and life
saving; Richard Understanding, life
$ saving, bookbinding. reptile study
handicraft, woodwork, and basketry
Burton Benson-aninal industry, rep.
tile study, bookbinding, civics, handi.
craft, first aid, pioneering, athletics
5 life saving. swimming and basketry
: Charles Waechter = handicraft. ami
n NAL industry. reptile study, bookbind'
: ing, first aid, civics, woodwork, swim
: ming, life saving, pioneering. ath'
.letics, and basketry; John Berger
journalism and chemistry; Frit
Kwako-life saving, swimming; Jo'
i, Horst swimming and life saving.
Buy Christmas Seals
CARD OF THANKS
: We wish to thank our kind relative,
s and friends for their sympathy ant
assistance during our recent bereave
: ment.
q Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Finkle,
and Family
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Finkle,
and Family
!, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Nelson,
and Family