The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-01
PLAN PROGRAMS FOR
HOLIDAY ON MONDAY
Celebrations Of Fourth of July
Are Scheduled by Many
Communities
|By The Associated PreSS)

North Dakota will join the rest of
the United States Monday in celebrat-
ing independence Day.
The various programs scheduled
throughout the state give indication
that the celebration will be an out
standing one.
Varied programs slated for the
Fourth" include aviation shows,
golden jubilee celebrations, rodeos,
races. baseball games. parades, water
carnivals, fairs, chautauquas, Indian
war dances, boxing matches, pageants
and, of course, fireworks displays.
Some two score airplaneS are ex-
pected to enhance the aviation show
at Darlington with stunt flying, air
races, parachute jumps and glider fea-
lures adding to the exhibition. A
pageant marching Fifty Yesteryears
in Foster county also is scheduled.
An air circus will be conducted at
centennial celebration including band
concerts and a sports program.
Baseball, speakers. and a country
wide collection of relics will be ar
ranged at Hope where Steele county
residents will gather for the fiftieth
anniversary of the coming of the rails
to the county.
Indians to Be Active
Indians will take prominent part
in affairs at Hettinger, Belfield, Fort
Yates and near Selfridge.
A two-day holiday has been ar
ranged at Fort Yates by Indians OF
the Standing Rock reservation. In
charge are Jerome Standing Soldier,
joe Twin, John Crowman and James
Bullhead and Lawrence Eagle.
Indian games, broncho busting, and
horse racing will attract the citizenry
from the Selfridge region when the
Indians put on a program at the Por-
cupine sub-station northwest of Self
ridge. The committee in charge con-
sists of Paul Red Fox. Edward Takes
e-Shield, George and Lewis Santee
and Henry Murphy.
War whoops will reSound through
the streets of Hettinger when some
four score Indians perform In war
dances and teepee races there. "A
golf tournament also has been carded
for the two-day holiday. In a fight
to the bitter end" E. E. Bradberg
and Cyril Thomas of Hettinger have
announced their intention to engage
Fourth as the date, with the dis
in duel. The combatants set July
lance to be a specified number OF
PAGES. Each will be armed with three
dozen eggs.
An Indian teepee race, horse, pony,
relay and pony express races, and an
Indian war dance headline the Bel
field celebration. The Garfield flying
service of Williston will be on hand
for some aviation activities while
Arnold Stiles and Earl Bird Of Medora
are scheduled for some trick roping
and riding.
Cowboys to Perform
It will be a cowboys reunion AT
Beulah when the range riders from
over western North Dakota partlclpate
in the combined Beulah rodeo and
Killdeer roundup. Strings OF buck
ING wild horses, wild white-face steers
and numerous cowboys will have a
mart in the riding, roping, bucklng,
bull dogging, and other activities cal
c,,lated to give Beulah the appearance
of an old time range town. Anotner
rodeo will be held at Martins rancn
south of CaSselton.
The Stutsman county fair at James
town and the Northwest Region 1alr
at Minot are expected to attract many
people in those sections. A WAFER
carnival is featured at Mayvllle WIN
swimming and diving exhibitions ana
canoe races featuring.
A boxing card headlining Ernie Pot
ter Of Minneapolis and Louis Fettlg
of Grand Forks, heavyweights. IS
scheduled at Devils Lake. Baseball
games have been listed at Wilton, Lin
ton, Sanborn, Mimic, Fingal, Park
River, Lidgerwood, Grafton, Cavalier,
Bismarck, and many other
towns. Parades and fireworks will be
!, ad throughout the etate.