The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-06
new SALEM SCOUTS
WIN GLEN ULLIN'S
DISTRICT JAMb0REE
Score o91 Points Out Of Pos,
sible 1000; Many Badges
Are Awarded

First honors in the Christianson
district Boy Scout jamboree held
Thursday in Glen Ullin were cap
tured by troop 81 Of New Salem with
99l points out Of possible 1000.
This is the highest record so far
achieved in jamboree competition by
any troop in the Missouri Valley Area
Council, according to w. G. Fulton,
area executive, though 1t is believed
probable that new record may be
set in forthcoming jamborees to be
held at McClusky, Hettinger and Bis
marck.
Troop Is of Taylor took second hon.
ors with 908 points, while troop II
Of Glen Ullin took third place with
only three points less. Troops from
Almont and Hebron also were pres
ent, but the Hebron troop, being newly
organized, took no active part in the
contests.
Every troop represented had its full
membership present, making total
in excess Of 100 boys, with more thar,
30 scoutmasters, assistants, troop
committeeman and other Scouters d.
recting or aiding in the direction OF
activities.
Starting off with an inspection con-
Quoted by DR.. o. T. Benson, chair
man Of the district, and Scout Execu-
tive Fulton, with George w. Gaebe
and M. c. Cooper assisting, the jam
boree was continued with number
of individual contests conducted by
troops under the direction of their
various scoutmasters. This was fol-
lowed by individual inter-troop com.
petition in signalling, first aid and
knot tying.
At the conclusion of the contests a
parade of all troops was led through
the streets Of Glen Uuin by the Boy
Scout band of Bismarck.
Ate Supper in Open
After supper, which the boys pre-.
pared for themselves in the open In
true scout style, scouts and scouters
met in the high school auditorium
where they were entertained by q
concert presented by the Boy Scout
band, after which the district court
of honor met In formal session and
presented the awards which the boys
had won since the last meeting of thu
court.
Winners Of the individual contest!
which had been conducted during thu
day were presented with ribbons by
Milan B. Steig, district scout COM
missioner. A brief program Of stunts
In which all troops participated was
then put on, after which the address
of the evening was delivered by Rev
Seibole, former Scoutmaster Of Glen
Ullin.
First places in the individual con.
tests of the jamboree were awarded
to the following: Knot tying (ont
rope) Joe Horst, Glen Uuin; kno
tying mine ropes Robert Jahrman
Taylor: Scouts pace. Gordon Klus
man, New Salem; first aid (bandag'
ing) Grant Vranna, Taylor: first aie
(broken bones) Kenneth McMonagle
Glen Ulin; Morse code sending
James Flibeck. Glen Ullin; semaphors
code sending, Charles Bean, Glen Ul'
lin: Morse code receiving, Richare
McManus, Glen Ullin; semaphore re-
ceiving, Ed. Christianson, New Sa.
lem; bugling. Erwin Bumann, New
Salem; archery, Arthur Johnston
Taylor: axe throwing, John Rule
New Salem: blanket stretcher race
Alex Muggli and Church Ellis, Gler
Ullin; and string burning, Gordon
Templeton and w. Berkland, Almont
Badges we're awarded at the court
of honor to the following scouts
Tenderfoot. Clifford Bergland, Adolpt
Ramsland. Donald Olson, and Stever
Wiebke, all Of Almont; James Vranna