The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-28
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days OF the jamboree with approxi-
mately 500 taking part in the parade
and contests Saturday afternoon.
Paul Netland, area scout executive,
in commenting on the jamboree, said
that in all Of the five councils in
which he has worked he has never
seen scouts do as well In general par
ticipation as they did here. The camp
|layouts we're exceptional, the. sports
manship was outstanding. and the
spirit and enthusiasm with which all
boys entered the contests. regardless
Of specialized ability. was very en-
couraging," he stated.
Compliments Business Men
Complimenting business men of the
city for the fine spirit Of cooperation
they showed. the scout executive said,
II have worked with over a thousand
men throughout the northwest but
never have I found q group assigned
to work, such as was called for in
this jamboree, that took their assigned
jobs, worked 50 hard to put over their
programs and produced such fine re-
Suits"
Tours Of the new state capitol
building, the state historical museum
and the Roosevelt cabin were con-
Quoted Sunday morning. Following
this scouts were divided into groups
to attend their respective churches for
the morning worship.
In the contests for the sweepstakes
trophies, Bismarck's troops, seeking
the annual Elks cup award, placed as
follows: troop No. 6, 284 points win
ner): troop No. 2. 273; troop No. S,
as; troop No. II, 100: troop No. Z,
40; troop No. 3. l3l: troop No. 10.
100: troop No. 9, 100: troop No. 8, l02.
Competing for q separate award,
troops outside Of the city placed in
this order: Wishek, troop No. 81, at
points winner: Goodrich, troop No.
Is, l67: Fredonia. troop No. 50, $50:
Washburn, troop No. 70, l26; McClus-
Ky, troop No. So, los: Napoleon, troop
No. 90, e.: Mercer, troop No. e., q;
Haselton. troop No. ~. 81; Carson. is;
and Glen ullin, troop No. II, g.
Winners Are Listed
Winners In the various contests and
the number Of points scored by each
troop follow: Camp Layout-BSmarck
troops: No. 8. 100 points: No. 2, 90;
No. 3, g.: No. 5. IS. Outside troops:
Wishek. 83 points: Fredonia, Co.. Ma
poleon, So; Washburn and Goodrich.
IS.
Camp Displays-Bismarck troops:
No. 8, IS points: No 2, 30: No. 3, 10:
No. 5, 10: No. II, 10. Outside troops:
Fredonia, Is points.
Cooking Bismarck troops: No. 8,
s. points; No. 7, 90; No. 5, 80; No. 2,
Is: No. II, 2e. Outside troops: Good
rich. 80 points: Wishek, SO: Fredonia,
8; McClusky. Napoleon and WASH
burn, q each.
Council Fire Program Bismarck
troops: No. 5, first; No. 2, second;
No. 8, third. and No. 8, fourth.
Parade-Bismarck troops: No. 5,
first: No. IL. second; No. 6, third, and
No. 8, fourth. Outside troops: Good
rich, first: Washburn, second: Wishek,
third, and McClusky. fourth.
Bugling - Bismarck No. 2, first:
Bismarck No. and Wishek No. 81
(tied); Goodrich No. Is, fourth.
semaphore Signaling - Bismarck
troops: No. 3, first; No. II. second:
No. :. third: No. Z, fourth. Outside
troops: Wishek. first. and Glen Ullin,
second.
Knot Tying Relay-Bismarck troops:
No. II, first: No. 5, second; No. 2,
third, and No. Z, fourth.
Tendeffoots Have Chance
Tenderfoot Knot Tying-Bismarck
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