The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-05
GLEN ULLN TROOP
SCORES VICTORY IN
boy SCOUT CONTEST
Amasses So Points to Win First
Place in Jamboree Held
Wednesday
(Tribunc Special Service)


Glen Ullin, N. D., May 5.-Glen
Ullin Troop No. al scored 53 points
to win first honors in the contests
held in connection with the Christian
son district Boy Scout jamboree here
Wednesday.
Troop No. 76 of Taylor was close
behind with so points. Troop 81 of
New Salem was third with 81 and
Troop II of Almont fourth with %.
More than 100 scouts attended the
jamborec, which was the first ever
held in the district.
The scouts cooked their evening
meal out-of doors only to be driven
into the high school gymnasium by a
heavy rain, which made the planned
campfire program impossible.
Ribbons were awarded to winners
in the various contests at the eve
ming program. The Glen Ullin band
played and talks were given by DR..
o. T. Benson, Glen Ullin; Ed Tempel
and George w. Cache, New Salem;
Filing Holmer and John Lautz. Tay-
lor; George Leick and Roy Bolke,
Hebron; c. +. kelsven and &. H. An
derson. Almont; Michael Tschida and
Saul Halpern. Glen Ullin; and W. &.
Fulton, Bismarck, area executive.
The New Salem troop was an
nounced as the winner in the district
troop rating contest, which has been
in progress for the last eight months.
The Taylor troop was second.
NJ. b. Steig in Charge
M. B. Steig, district scout COM
missioner, directed the jamboree and
presided at the evening program.
Scoutmaster of the district attend
ed banquet in tn Lions Den. They
decided to conduct training course
hike for scoutleaders May IL at AL
mont. This will be followed by
training course and public program
in the Almont school.
The Christianson district camp
will be held June 10 to II. with all
troops in the district attending. The
camp committee, including George
w. Gaebe. George Leick and Filing
Helmer, will select the camp site IN
the near future and a contest to
name the camp will be conducted
among the scout troops in the dis
trict.
Members of the district committee,
in addition to those on the camp
committee, are Michael Tschida. Saul
Halpern and John Fisher. Glen Ullin;
Ed Gallagher, Taylor: S. P. Rigler,
Hebron: Henry Engelter. New Salem;
and E. w. Hyde. Almont.
Contest Results Listed
Results of the contests. with VIM
ners given in the order OF their plac-
ing. follows:
Bugling-Ingram Benson, Gle
Ullin: Ed Conradson, Taylor; E.
Bumann. New Salem.
Knot Tying-Wesley Grogran. Tay-
lor: Clarence Maier New Salem; AL
bert Turk. Glen Ullin.
Knot Tying-James Gabe, Taylor:
Ed Claussen. Glen Ullin; Richard
Wolf. New Salem.
Water Boiling-G. Klaussman, New
Salem; H. Knutson. Almont; A.
Meissner. Glen Ullin; Kenneth Nc
Mongle. Glen Ullin.
Signaling-James Filibeck. Glen
Ullin; Paul Johnson, Taylor, Morse
codeD.
Signaling-Glen Ullin team; Taylor
team, Morse CODE.
Signaling-Almont team: New
Salem team, tSemaphore CODE.
Candle Relay-Glen Ullin: Taylor;
New Salem: Almont.
Co1o
all others tied.
Scouts Pace-H. Knutson, Almont;
G.. Klaussman. New Salem; Penner
Halvorson, Taylor; Stanley Fink,
Glen Ullin.
First Aid-Grant Vranna. Taylor;
Burton Benson, Glen Ullin: H. Knut-
son. Almont; Robert Jarman, Taylor.
Acknowledgement Helmer. Taylor:
Paul Johnson. Taylor; Dick Ellis.
Glen Ullin; Frank Hermass, Glen
Ullin.
First Aid-James Gabe. Glen Ul-
lin; H. Knutson, Almont: Willard
Kunkel, New Salem; Charles Waech-
ter. Glen Ullin.
Tug -War-New Salem Glen Ul-
lin: Almont; Taylor.
Elimination Drill-Burton Benson,
Fritz Kwaho, Albert Turk, Oren
McGrath, Glen Ullin.
Nail Driving-Richard Wolf. New
Salem; Harland Anderson, Almont;
Engle. Taylor; Engen, Glen Ullin.
Distance Traveled-Taylor, New
Salem, Almont, Glen Ullin.
Rummage Sale. Sat-. May