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HIGHLANDS.

DR.. Van Straight of Saxony was here
on business yesterday.
H. Essex of Chicago transacted busi-
ness here today
per yesterday.
Mrs Boss and daughter. Florence,
were Hammond shoppers today.
Miss Anna Esser of Hammond is vis-
iting with her sister. Mrs. Johnson, to-
day.
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SHCCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lencs

Heern tell tibet elaborate prepara-
shuns er bein' made by the Auto Race
Memorial sociashun on their memorial
program. given in honor o. tn departed
sandwiches. programs. cots an parkin'
space hopes. TIL meetin' will be pri-
vate, no one bein' admitted without
tickut an tn password o. tn 'sociash-
un.
stitch in time'll save tn hull burned
shirt sometimes
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ROBERTSDALE.

The members of the Afternoon En-
PERTAINING club met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Charles
Gothic, in Pearl street. Cards were the
main feature. several games of pedro
being played and prizes were won by
Mesdames James Hayes, John Peterson
and Edward Freese. At the close of
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the Lake county high school meet on
the 2Sth OF this month.
DR. Charles J. Tinkham is transact
ing business in Hammond today.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Qnwiddie and
Clerk Shortridge were Hammond Wis
itors.
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Whiting-Lowell Dual Meet.

The Whiting high school athletic
team will go to Lowell tomorrow.
where they will have dual meet with
the Lowell high school team. There
will be ten from Whiting to go, and as
they defeated the Gary high school last
Saturday, much interest is being
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and fit shape the chances are that
some of the events will fall to their
lot. The team will be accompanied by
bunch of school fans and admirers to
root for the Crown Point colors.
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Advertised Mail

]. w. Berger Max Dasznski
Mr.. Albert Jones Miss EInora Johanson
Mrs. H. McColly Mrs. VIM. Wilson
Mrs. Susie White.
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Closing Out Stock.

Jacob Steeb is closing out his stock
of goods in the postoffice building and
will soon be out of business at that
stand. The stock is being bought by
several Crown Point merchants who
carry the respective lines, and the
building will be vacated in a short
time Mr.. Steeb will devote his entire
time to his work in the Peoples State
bank in the future.
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Alumni society met at the home of
Judge and Mrs. W. c. Mcmahon last
evening for the purpose of naming
committees and outlining a program
for the yearly banquet and entertain
ment of the society given the gradu
ating class.
1t is said that Mrs. Murphy will not
return to Crown Point this summer
on account of feeble health. deciding
to stay at Los Angeles, Cal, to avoid
the hardships of the long and tedious
trip east. which her physicians con-
slider inadvisable at this time.
A lady from Chicago was here yes
terday looking for a suitable residence
in Crown Point to be used as summer
residence by herself and two children.
Good houses are scarce in Crown Point
again. the best ones being occupied.
Mrs. H. D. Jacquith, who has been
residing in Florida this winter, will
make an extensive visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Root OF South street in the
near future.
Mrs Oliver Wheeler and Mrs. John
Fisher are Chicago visitors today.
Supt. Curtis of the Crown Point
schools is in Hammond and Chicago on
business today.
The high school athletes are putting
in extrat time these days preparatory to
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to the display of Dressers on our sec
ond floor There are so many new
things that we feel you would surely
be interested. In, both the essential
features of Hight Quality and Fair
Prices.
The Lion Store Furniture Department
is best equipped to supply your wants.
The Furniture you buy here is the kind
you'll be proud of-the designs are
new, elegant and in many cases ex-
elusive with us-the workmanship is
high class, thorough and dependable.
The Dresser shown here is built of
solid oak and is very nicely finished,
the design strictly colonial and it's
remarkable good value m RI
"a
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GRATIS 4 Los
HFRNI0S0S.
In SsnuilIo Msiode que ha curado cientos
De personas sin do'oI sin Pells!o, sin mpe-
dir 81 trabajo J sin nikguna perdidi Do tempo
A TODOS Sc 0FRECE UN
ENSAYO GRATIS.

La hernls touebr,dura, ee ctranie SIN oressc,on,
dolor. peligro pe-dida u MIRO caando cecimos
drra puede arcsren's r.ttHs-se pero que ee etec.a
4 in de ronveacey 81 rvs audisos hernioso,
de que nues,Io L-scunrimento efec:ivamente puede
cutaf. lie red!uncs ce hacer una prueha. Que no ic
costala Lsda Va Una cura sfGninca ID eesac.oa
de 'odo surmieuto un crecmiento notable del ytsst
sico neEta ia facultad de soIar de nuevo las ce-
lcia sde la vida uucho amos de heueetaT De salts
isecidn afadidos su vida lie otrecelnos Va. kfs-
iliamente muesfra de nuestro tra:amento quo
La AGO c,pnt0s casos.
No manGe Nd, dinero s,mp:amen.e itneAe 4 euoon
abHo. riQuese Ia lustracoE Ia poscion de Ia que
bTadura Gevue:vanos este rupon No ce+cuIdr. n.
por solo .Iz este importaDte aAun.o q. c6nacne "
dease atorlrentar mas por brasueros Is heccOs psra
, les comII4ss
Esta oerta es IA ms equltstivs cue Jamas hsya
hecho los cue padecer dc nerua debe9zn apIo
vecharla nediatalnente
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En- Ell ciiIco TataIi.

Anoche con numeroso pnblieo Sc
lleyo q efecto Ia function en el circc
del puplllar FATAL.
Despues de Nlr.s.s interesaates v;s
tas clnemarogrsicas Sc presert6 Ell
el rodondel 81 atleta Mr.. Hugo. e
cual hizo alarde de su fuerza con VI
rlas pie zas de no escaso peso. Es ad
mrable la reslstencia muscular de es
te Samson italiano.
La trouppc Mangeans entire Ia que
hgura dos llndas norteamerlcanas de
mostraron gran habilidad en- los ira
baios acrobatlcos. Una de elias L.
mas pequeha, bonits chiqlnlia como
dc Is amos tuyo Ia Gesgracia de rae!
en- uno de sus eierticios recibiendl
IN fuerte golpe Todos fueron muy a
plaudidos,
Esta noche debuta Ia pareia aero
batlca hermanos Brands.
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kClS | u,,JTI.CIAS

Coutlnua eEiermo en- Santurce
| y esta ahora en- casa de la distingui
| da familia MonseIrat-Suro, familia
.es suvos, el Hon. juez de Ia corte su
prema1Ldo. Jose NJ. Figueras. De
seanos cue meiore el respe table
anciano que tanta estln aclon tie
ne en- ia iSla.
En- breve Sc llevaran a efccto
o.ros nntins en- Ia isla en- los Que to
ran parta los Sres Matienzo Gin
tron y Llorens Torres. III Sr. Matien
20 Cinron esta ahora en- Areclbo Y
le ali re@resara 4 Ponce despues de
vlsitar algunas poblaciones de aquel
disuIto.
Gran ndmero de personas estuvo
aver en- Ia playa delParqae disfrutan
% le "a agradable temperature que
slli ha bla y del esplendido panorama
Para esta noehe sc ofreceE algunos
extremes en- las eNhibiciones del sa
lon La pelicula del''baho. fue muy
eelebrada anoche.
Sc trata de for1nar una asocia-
cion de jovenes con el provecto de
llevar efecto bales y raaaiones de
careacter familiar. Dentro de POGO
Sc llevara d efec1o La primera reunion
para tratar del proyecto.
En- Ponce, Niequez, Aibon to,
Jrana Diaz, Y Arecibo Sc llevaran
efecto enthusiasts manifestacio
unionistas para eelebrar el triunfo
en- los Z distrltos electorales y el de
las respecuvas localidades en- Q. aho
"a triunfo la Ill6n lie Puerto Rico.
La perdida de las municipalida |
des de Nieques Yauoo Y Juana Diaz
ha ocasionado gran disgusto en- la di !
raccion de- partido repubicano, pu 7
es Sc considera ban como puntos de
5enaina mavoria republican, las mu
a]eipahdadas cue ahora han pasado .
I los unlonlstas No asi G1avanla \
9lay-s guez en- cue sielpre habo no
. preela Die d-.eselta en- las fuerzas
de anbas colaetly. lsdes pues Gsa
wanna Sc obtuvo por Ia Union en- Il.
eleeclones munielpales de l.9O6 por4
81 votos de mayorla y Mayaguez por
3S5.
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Manifestation de
dueIo en- Cabo Roiio
E entierro de la estimable da
ma seiora Seda de Irizarry
estuvo muy concurrido.
Numerosas cOr0nas con senti-
das dedicat0rias cubrian el
feretrO.
(pe nuestro corresponsal J

Noviembre 12-Ayer a las tres
de la tarde Sc le do cristiana sepmtl
ra a la estimable DANA doEa Francl:
ca Seda dc Irizarri. Apesar de cue
Ia hora no era del todo oportuna. a
sistio mucha concurrencia a su entie-
rro.
aobre el feretro habian muchas co
ronas de biscuit y de flores natu-
rales, reeordando las siguientes:
De biscuit: A Pancha, de su espose
hiios.-- A su hermono. Ventura 3
Emilia.-A mi querda Pancha, dc 81
hermuan Coacha. -Recuerdo de s4 So
brina Pohao.-.4 Pu,acha, de Gorjno
GuiNanis u esposo -Recusrdo d Pan
cha, de su hermano, Juan, Concha {
hljos. .-Recaerdo d nuestra querida
Pancha, de Maria q Cr2tclto.-Reeues
de d Pancha, de Antonio y Co15ta.
Recuerdo d Pancha .Seda, de Chato 3
Maria.-Recuerdo d Pa'cha, de 4gT-
pima Irizarrl { hllo.
Coronas de flores natuales:-.4
Punchu, de su hernauna Emilio.-l
nuestra ouerlda Puncha, de Conrbd y
sus hiios.-A nuestra querldo tia. Dc
Pura y ucila.-Recuerdos d nuesra
que,7da Pancho, dc sus cunaoas -IRa
yMonce. .-Rscuerdo d Pancho, de Lap
"a CarboneU de Mallen. .-Recnerdos &
Pancha, Justina y LoIita .-PscNerdos
de nuestra querioa Pcncha, Dc Cruel
ia y Marto.- -Recuerdo d Pamela de
Cola.
Elduelo fue despedido en- el cemen
terio por don Juan Comas Pagan
quien nos recordo los inrslscuubles
meritos de la dfunta.
La demonstration hermosa que ha
sabido dar este pueblo a la tarlEs
Irizarry Seda, ponen de manifesto el
el grado de simpa tia de que dlsfru-
taba entire nosotrOs.
Vavan nuestros mas sentldos pc
sames sus fsmlliares y que descan-
Sc en- paz los restos de la buena seno-
ra que nos abandona para slempre.
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d sBaz
fHnzP P4c4H H1ma d
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yNCUENTO De DOAN
Cura radicalRente las
almorranas, eczema
picazon 8 comezon,
be la piel.

La primera aplicacion del
Unguento de Doan, calma la
irritacion en- casos de picazon
o comezon de la piel Y en- la
mayoria de los casos, una sola
latita es 10 sufciente para Gu
rar radicalmente los peores
casoe de almorranas (salidas 9
sanguinolentas) ronchas, ara
dores, sabailones, sarpullido,
aspereza del CUTS, grietas
herpes, barro, sespinillas, etc.
Ell UNGUENTo DE DoAN DEsPEa
GUIDE Ell CUTS.
No debe faltar en- el 'Bu-
doir" de las senoras. Los HON.
bres deben usarlo en- la noche
del dia de barba 9 aieite. Una
buena friccion al acostarse por
la noche Y observese la suavi-
dad del CUTS al dia siguiente
despues del bailo.
PROCURESE en- las boti.
cas- Y tiendas que venden me.
dicinas.
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Accidente ell Sabado.

En- Puerta de TERRA. el sabado er
tre II Y doce de Ia noche fae coi.ec
por automovil que pasaba por Is ca
rretera el Sr. Juan fernandez Qain
ia, de nacionaldad espanola Y muy
conocido en- Ia ciudad.
Las leslones que recibi6 son de
lmporancia Y el herido fle conduct
10 Al hospital en- donde le prestaron
los prifnerOs auxilios.
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Las carleIas del Domingo
Llegaron los primeros en-
sus respectivos natchs
Caribe, Tom. Magnolia,
San Patrick, Army, At
las y Westland.
Para 81 proximo domingo Sc
prepara otrO relid0 deSaflo.

Con gran concurrencla y ANNA
clon Sc efectuaron las car-eras de ca
ballos, anunciadas para anteayer, er
podromo de esta ciudad.
Fue dia de sorpresas. Ma aguolia
un caballo de segunda fila. que has
ia la fecna no habia hecho otra 60
sa que ganarse a unos cuania> cion
9os, rompio el record de los oo0 ne
tros, derrotanoo facllrnente 4 PaIa-
rito V M1slcc. La carrers del Mag
nolia fue sorprendente. Sale delan-
te, tomando yarios cuerpos 81 arar.
car y no pudo ser aleanzado en- tois
Ia carlera, hacienda Ia di,saueia en
minute { - segundos. y me iorando
por l-5 de seglrdo el record de Ma
llorca, hecho hace algun tierpo en-
el mismo hipodromo de San Juan.
No habian terminado ~ entuslas-
tas spormen que ALI habia De eomen
tar la ma gnifca victoria de Ma gno-
LA, cuand0 otra sOrpresd VINO a ma
cerles olvidar I ese capallo pare o.
cuparse del Atlas.
Co,rian EspiEitu, Lerldo Y Atlas I
media mllla. Haze ties seglanas 8
Espfritu habia vencido al -As!as Ga
distancia y no haoia motives para
suponer QUE no volver.a ! lsacet!o.
Pero no resuItc asi. Ais apesar
de haber tel!do lnala sa-'t ret!eif
facilmente los otros, ror-p.eado II
mlsmo tempo 81 reeort i a media
milla. Hi1o Il dlstane q q -
segtlnGos. arre5at2nd,. q ac.cr de
poser dleAo record. j T..aa6 Y Per
Ia Fna. die d Jentan por haaer re-
corrido Il dlst&ncia cr - seggncos.
Vtase Il resaltaGo de las cayreras
Primera csyrera-Meila mills.-
] Carrie, = NormandiLo.-3 ladi-
gena.
Tiemro 5S3.5v < -
Seganda csrreEa Media miila.z
/ Tom p Granada,-:3 JIaa II En-
gano.-5 Daailo.
Temp ~ 56 So,
Terce-a loco metros :
| Ma ynoli4.-2 Psiarito.-.3 M'is.co.
TIempo - l-y 81.
Quarts ,.l.e-a. 100 metros.-
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NJ ESTRA GRATIS. .-Por
10. -e.io- de corrso nscees-
rIor para cuorlr costo de
porte. ten utremos Sumo gus
&c e. euviArle nues.Es de
cus!o uIera de le..igGisntes
productos:
CTems Dees a;ecedora
GEIcHa''. ExareetC de
+ FLOR &c Iotr. psiyc de
Diectes INDIA PEARL. "
r o. de Taleo SANA
DEPMAL" Aqua de Toes
dos : NDALWOoD "
Dtr;.r.e i Jo : ! iilegss
san rsocssco 81 Ssa Juan.
r z
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Con motiyo del a.s -.V eel *
tremo sur de L. Gale .e! Fs-iue e,t
interlmpido e trahco - vehiculos
por aquel sitio: pero ~ c-rHos elec
,ricos siguen aae.elGO 81 seHicio.
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Secretario

Hay 0grtcIlt0rss quo necesss0n
nayordomos" y hay "noyordonsos,
cue neeesitan coiocaci6n Esas dos
esptirocioncs Sc encuentron con DIFF
cultad Y retorao. Ansbos cotncidirGn
'dpidame1ate S, los dessos de nsayordo
mos y 0grtcuitores % aauncion en-
La C0responaencta". Hay en- e.
ts Ct0rto especial y m6dico iarVa 10
ejeefo.
IN esta imprenta se vende papel de
H.: ...~ go .,,:rx.l
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Washington, May 21.-The last bull
letin gave forecasts of disturbance to
cross the continent May % to 26, warm
wave May q to rs, cool wave May "a
to 28. This was expected to bring a
period Of dangerous storms but of
course these storms will reach only a
few localities and where they will be
most severe is not now known.
The disturbance will be preceded by
very cool weather while in front OF it
temperatures will range high. Rains
are probable as the cool wave passes
away and also as the following cool
wave comes in. The high and the low
viii be quite extensive, the two cover
ing a very large part of the continent.
Therefore while these disturbances will
reach nearly all localities the severe
parts of them will reach only a few
places.
Last disturbance of May will reach
the Pacific coast about May q, cross
north Pacific slope by the close Of May
%, great central valleys May 20 to 81,
eastern sections June l. Warm wave
will cross the Pacific slope about May
q, great central valleys May &c. cas-
tern sections May 81. Cool wave will
cross the Pacific slope about May 80,
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STATE NORMAL INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.

The algebra classes have started
their reviews preparatory to final ex-
|aminations.
The senior class is rehearsing for
the class play to be presented COM
mencement week.
Rev. Farrand was a chapel visitor
on Thursday and gave the students
an excellent talk.
The preliminary declamatory con-
test to choose representatives for the
final will be held on Wednesday even
ing.
Owing to a bunch Of errors in the
sixth inning the NJ baseball team
lost a hard fought game to the Gro
ton team on Wednesday afternoon by
score of 6 to 2.
A juvenile baseball team from Cakes
played the Nj juniors an interest
urday evening, winning by score OF
II to s.
The session of the summer school
| is announced to begin June IA. Teach
ers and prospective teachers who are
y
interested should write the president
for bulletin.
The dance of the spring term was
held at the NJ armory on Saturday
evening. The room was decorated with
blue and pink bunting and green
boughs. A large number Of students
participated. Daehlers orchestra fur
Inished the music.
The local oratorical contest pre-
paratory to the final was held al
Carnegie hall on Friday evening
Eight students entered and from thai
number Glenn Dill, Glenn Morrison
CASTOR Herbert and Ida Balch were
chosen to contest for final honors.
Mr.. Bowers gave an INTERESTING
stereopticon lecture on Friday after
moon before his botany class in the as
Isembly room. Now that the schoo
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I NOTES NORTH DAKOTA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

win later adjourn to hall where
lectures will be delivered on agricul-
tural subjects.
Pres. J. III. Worst has promised to
be present at as many meetings as his
time will permit: The heads of the
different departments Of the argicul-
tural college will be on the train most
Of the time.
Farmers and the businessmen along
the N. p. road are showing great in
terest in this movement, and the out
look is that the attendance at these
meetings will be very large. The ag-
ricultural college and the farmers In
stitute appreciate very highly the as
sistance that the railroad company is
giving to this movement. BY having
this train a very much larger number
of people can be reached than in reg
ular meetings. Three meetings will
be held each day. The first one win
be from s until ii or IL o'clock; the
afternoon session will be from 1880
to or o'clock, and the evening ses-
sion from until 10 o'clock.
The schedule for the meetings is as
follows:
| Monday, June g.
Meeting Davenport, 8 to IL a. m.
Meeting Lisbon, to p. m.
Meeting Cakes, to 10 p. m.
Tuesday, June T.
Meeting Streeter, to IL m.
Meeting Edgeley, to p. m.
Meeting La Moure, to 10 p. m.
Wednesday, June s.
Meeting Adrian, to 1880 a. m.
Meeting jamestown, 1880 to p. m.
Meeting Pingree, to 10 p. m.
| Thursday, June g.
| Meeting Brinsmade, to IL a. m.
Meeting Maddox, 1880 to 4:sO p. m
Meeting Sheyenne, to 10 p. m.
Friday, June 10
Meeting Turtle Lake, $3.50 to IL: 80
| a. m.
Meeting Goodrich, to 1880 p. m.
Saturday, June Ii
Meeting McHenry, $3.50 to 1880 a. m
Meeting Cooperstown, 1880 to 4:St
/ p. m.
Meeting sanborn, Z to 10 p. m.
Monday, June 1S-
Meeting Valley City, to 1880 a. m
Meeting Windsor, 1880 to 4:30 p. m
Meeting Steele, to 10 p. m.
Tuesday, June a.
Meeting Mckenzie, s to IL a. m.
Meeting Hazelton, 1880 to 4:30 p. m
Meeting Linton, to 10 p. m.
Wednesday, June 15--
Meeting Mandan, to IL a. m.
Meeting New Salem, 2 to s p. m.
Meeting Glen Ullin, Z to 10 p. m.
Thursday, June 16-
Meeting Hebron, to IL a. m.
Meeting Richardton, 2 to 5 o. m.
Meeting Gladstone, to 10 p. m.
Friday, June III.
Meeting Dickinson, 8 to II a. m.
Meeting Belfield, to 5 p. m.
Meeting Beach, to 10 p. m.
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FOSTERS FORECASTS
ecopgrswaEted hw w. w. Poster. I0OS.l

great central valleys June /, eastern
sections June 3.
This disturbance will cause a consid-
cradle fall in temperatures from the
highest point reached in the previous
disturbance to the lowest reached in
this, but no very low temperatures are
expected. The weather features will
continue to be more than usually in
tense, but not much rain may be ex-
pected about the lakes and on the At
lantic coast. Not much rain in the vi
cinity of Washington.
The most notable and beneficial
weather feature during the last ten
days of May will be the warm weather,
favorable to growing crops where suf-
ficient rains have fallen.
The bulletin of May % VIII give gen.
eral forecasts of crop weather for June.
Temperatures of that month will aver
age higher than usual but it Is essen
tiaI to know in what parts Of the
country most rain will fall in June and
in what parts of the month the prin-
cipaI rains will come. l could not get
all these details ready for this bulletin
and concluded to postpone the an
nouncements for the next bulletin.
June. July and August crop weather Is
all important to the 1910 crops.
The Comet.
The human race has inherited a fear
of comets because, in some remote age
of our ancestors, these wandering stars
probably did great damage. The comet
scare is now past and If there ever was
anv danger II is vet to come. ] have
all the time held that poisonous gases
might follow into the earth's orbit and
finally reach the earth along that orbit.
It will be of interest to watch for
strange diseases among animals and
members Of the human race during the
coming summer.
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second.
Running broad jump: Mcclure
first; Gotham, second.
Discus: McGraw, first; Mcclure,
second.
900 yard dash: Wallis, first; Nc
Clure, second.
44O Yard dash: Muir of LaMoura
first, Barrett, second.
Running high jump: Wallis, first;
Wallace, second.
Two mile run: Butterworth, first;
Tomren, second.
Half mile relay: Wallis Bush,
McGraw and Mcclure first; Muir,
Morse, tombstone and Miller of La
Moure, second.
Winner of relay medal: NJ school
team.
Winner of first individual gold med
al: Mcclure.
Winner OF second individual gold
medal: Wallis.
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is proved with electric current, high
class stereopticon and dark screens
for the windows, the conditions and
opportunities for projection work are
ideal.
The first field meet was held in
a manner highly satisfactory to both
faculty and students. There was a
large number of entries for each Of
the events and the resulting contests
were. in most instances won by mar
row margins. The winners in the vari-
GUS events were as follows:
100 yard hurdle, Mcclure, first; Cot
tam, of LaMoure, second; Knox, third.
Half mile run: Wallace, first; Knox,
second.
so yard dash: Wallis, first; Nc
Clure, second.
Shot put: Mcclure, first; Bunker,
second
100 yard dash: Wallis, first; Bush.
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on Our Faculty Member. Gregory
Powell delivered We ry fitting toast
to the senior props. and was respond
ed to by Miss Carrie Buchanan of that
class. Miss Beulah Amidon, the poet
OF the Alethian society rendered an
excellent poem. Frank Sincock spoke
on The Alumni, and was followed by
our faculty members. Mr.. Brown, who
gave toast to the Alethian and also
presented the cash prizes, awarded to
the winners OF defamation and debate.
Mr.. Musburger and Miss Jessie Blu
chanan. The programme for the even
ing was closed by President Creegan,
who spoke encouragingly to the Aleth-
ian on their WORK..
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Have YOU called It Nashold'sT
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-21

Eote-Meridian 90 runs north and
south through Memphis and st. Paul.
Pacific Slope" all west of Rockies.
Latter, a strip 400 miles wide. East
of Rockies to north and south line
through Atlanta and Pittsburg are
Great Central Valleys" East OF that
are Eastern States" and provinces
of Canada. Southwest" is Texas
Okla, Ark, Missouri. North west Ii
middle Canada, Dak0tas, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Extreme Northwest" 10
British Columbia, Alberta, Oregon ana
Washington.