The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-25
Three Day Jamboree to Open
Friday Night With Camp.
Fire Celebration
50 TROOPS TO Be HERE
Boys From All Parts Of District
to Attend; Many Stunts
Arc Planned

Finishing touches were applied
Friday to the extensive preparations
made for the three-day area-wide
scout jamboree that opens in Kiwanis
Park Friday evening.
Scouts from 50 troops in the Mis-
souri, Valley Council area began to
arrive Friday and by Saturday the
total number Of visitors is expected
to reach 200.
Upon arrival visitors were registered,
given their camp assignments and
set up their camp displays. Supper
is scheduled for $50 p m. and the
rest Of the evening will be taken up
with . council fire program.
A special concert by the KFYR
Lone Scout band Of Bismarck, begin
ming at p. m, will precede the
general council fire program. At $50
|p. m. stunts, songs, and special At
fractions with music by the band will
make up the program. r. w. Perry
Of McClusky. q graduate Of the Region
II University Of Scouting. will act as
master Of ceremonies.
Plan Official Welcome
Official welcome to all scouts as
sembled will be extended by Spencer
Boise, general jamboree chairman.
who will introduce the committee
chairmen who have helped to make
the event possible. Curt Dirlam will
lead the assemblage In camp songs
accompanied by the band.
Huge bonfires will brighten the
park with the lighting done by the
Magic Wand. Troop No. Of Bis
marck viii dramatic the famous
camp song, abdul Abulbul Amir" A
magicians stunt by troop No. 6, q
tumbling act by troop No. o and song
stunts by Troop No. 10 complete the
local scouts part of the program
Troops from Goodrich, Mercer, FIRE.
donna and Wishek have reported spe-
cial stunts and others are being pre-
pared that have not been reported
to the committee.
Tattoo will be blown ct 1920 fol-
lowed by taps at 1890.
The Elks trophy, annual cup award,
will be given to the troop winning
the greatest total points In the sweep
stakes contests. Added to this are
1C other prizes donated by Bismarck
firms and bugle to 60 to the win
ner Of the scout bugling contest which
was given by the Rexcraft, Inc. Of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Many Prizes Listed
Prizes and their donors follow:
scout axe, Quanrud, Brink and Rel
bold: flashlight, Finney,s Drug Store /;
diamond ball and bat, Montgomery
Ward: two cooking utensils, A. w.
Lucas Co.; water jug, Purity Bakery;
diamond ball and bat, s. and L. Store;
camp crate and coil rope. French and
WEIGH: scout knife, Cut Rate Drug
Co., first aid kit. Cowans Drug Store;
tennis shoes, Richmond's Bootery;
tennis shoes, Dahl Clothing Store;
diamond ball and bat, e. B. Klein;
cooking utensil, Tavis Music Co.; first
aid kit, Lenhart Drug Store; diamond
ball, Gamble Store.
Complimentary copies Of the Bis
marck Tribune will be sent to the
scout camp to enable the visitors to
follow closely the results Of the con-
tests.
Saturdays schedule will be as fol-
lows: reville, $50 q. NJ; breakfast
and camp cleanup, 6:35 q. M; in
spection Of troop camps. $50 q. M;
rally contests and track meet, 900 4.
m; dinner and camp cleanup, 1880
.. M: preparations for street parade,
100 p. M: parade, 200 p. m; scout
masters conference, kittenball con-
test, speciality numbers and exhibitions,
800 p. M; supper and camp cleanup,
$50 p. M: area-wide court Of honor,
$50 p. m: weinie roast and tattoo,
1920 p. M: taps 1890 p. m.