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Baseball
SLINGSBY MAKING
GOOD AT NECHE
FARGO COLLEGE BAcKsToP WHO
is PLAYING AT NEcHE Is PUT
TING UP GREAT GAME FOR THE
PEM5INA COUNTY TOWN -
WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT HIM.

Ira Slingsby. the Fargo college back
stop and all around athlete, is playing
behind the bat with the Neche team
this season since he and Gardner, the
local college mound artist, have parted
company. Slingsby is making good at
the Pembina county town and the fans
there are beginning to think he is the
real goods when it comes to ball play
ing.
In mentioning a game between
Neche and Gretna in which Neche
won II to 7, The Neche Chronotype
said:
Slingsby made two corking two bag
gers for the locals.
Slingsby, Neche's new catcher Is a
classy performer behind the bat. He
gets everything within reach and
throws bases well. One or two Gretna
players tried to purloin second, but
there was nothing to it.
Neche played the third ball game OF
the session with Walhalla Wednesday
and shut the Mountaineers out. The
score was to 0. Bradshaw at short
and Slingsby behind the bat for Neche
played fast ball.
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ly beautiful and enthusiastic fan.
They little realized that this charm
ing young lady had specific inter-
est in one of the cub heroes. 1t has
since developed, however, that Frank
Schultz the star outfielder, was her
particular hero and that while she
enjoyed the ball games, 1t was because
her Frank was there that she took
such a lively interest in the national
sport The romance eliminated or
June 26, when Miss Mable M. Kirby
changed her name to Mrs. Frank M
Schultz, and started on honeymoon
trip to ST. Louis and Cincinnati with
| the cubs.
! This is Scnulte's seventh season
with the cubs and this year he has al.
ready made seven home runs. pos
siblv due to the added incentive o.
| the fair face in the box.
Manager Chance hopes that witt
Mrs. Schulte's help, Frank will breal
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TO PLAY GAME over

New York, July 6.-The protested
Chicago Pittsburg National league
game Of the morning Of May 80 will
have to be played over. This an
nouncement was made at National
league headquarters last night.
Chicago protested the game and
President Lynch sustained the pro-
test and ordered the game played over
Pittsburg appealed to the directors OF
the league and tonight it was official
ly announced that the board had sus-
tanned the decision of President
Lynch.
The game will be played off in Pitts
burg on date to be arranged later.
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IS after MEREDITHS
Moorhead Athletics Want a Game or a
Series of Games With the
Meredith Team.

Manager Murray Of the Moorhead
Athletics is after a game or a series
of games with the Meredith team of
Fargo and through The Forum has is
sued a challenge to the local drug
house boys.
The Athletics on the other side of
the river are fast coming to the front
as one Of the best teams in this Sec
ton of the country and have recently
been winning all their games. The
manager Of the Moorhead team is
willing to play the Merediths one
game or arrange for a series Of games
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Took Out Pitcher Lost.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 6.-Pittsburg
defeated st. Louis in the eighth inning,
when, with two men on bases, Nc
Carthy hit for home run. Mccarthy
played fine game in the field, ac-
cepting fourteen chances, which is
the record for second basemen at
Forbes field. Sallee pitched a good
ball, but was taken out of the game
after the sixth inning when st. Louis
had chance to win, in order to use
q more competent batter. The visi-
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New York, N. Y, July 6.-New York
won the last game from Philadelphia
by a great ninth inning rally. Krause
relieved Bender at the beginning of
the ninth. With one out, Johnson
awlked and Ceree tripled in. Krause
withdrew and Leonard went in. Knight
tied the score with a sacrifice. Chase
singled through Barry and took second
when Gardner beat a hit to Barry.
Blair singled solidly to right and Chase
Lords good throw to the plate. Old
ring put the visitors in the lead in
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New York City. July 6.--As the
steamer 'Vaderland" slowly steamed
out of New York harbor on June "a.
there were aboard an enthusiastic
crowd of young athletes-the seven
teen men selected from Yale and Har-
ward to represent the United States
against their rival English universities
Oxford and Cambridge.
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Mere Chance won the 2:19 pace in
three straight heats, the best time be-
ing 2:19A. The race for 3-year -olds
went to Miss Blaney. The special purse
race for 5000 went four heats, Helena
S. taking them all but the second heat,
her best time being 2:201S.
In the eight-mile automobile race
Chef jacobson in a Jackson won the
event in IL minutes, As seconds.
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The International track meet will
take place on July IL at the Queens
club grounds in London There are
nine events on the programme and the
seventeen American representatives
are confident Of capturing a comfort
able majority OF them.
Besides the athletes proper, Man
sagec Richard C. Floyd, r. Parks and
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burdsonsome, as it is difficult to Sc
cure large enough attendance to
meet expenses. A meeting of the
directors of the league will be held
tomorrow, when arrangements will be
made, If possible, to keep Faulkton
in the game until the season closes.
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weather man who is there with the
goods when Mullen is out Of the rum
ming. 1t has been plainly through
Mullen's early seasonability and Dono-
vans warm weather work that the tig-
ers have been up near the lead for
such long time. Mullen is accredited
to be the best cold weather pitcher in
the game.
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Reginald c. Foster, captain Of the Har-
ward team, also trainers Donovan and
Mack, made up the party. Foster will
be unable to take part in the compe-
tition, having. been disabled and there
by out of the running. Captain Kill
patrick Of Yale is looked upon as one
of the strong contenders for individual
honors.
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Kansas City, July 6.-Kansas City
won from Milwaukee. The winning run
was scored after two men were out in
the ninth inning. With two down, Bar
beau walked. He stole second and
took third when Lewis failed to cover
the bag and receive Orendorff's throw.
Sullivan then singled and Barbeau
scored. After the first inning Marion
pitched good ball Powell weakened
In the fifth AMI Milwaukee made five
runs on four hits and errors. Score:
r. H. E.
Kansas city .................a6
Milwaukee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5 10 2
Batteries-Powell and James; Mar
ion and Orendorff.
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Detroit, Mich, July 5.-George Null
len Of the tigers is starting off this
season as usual in great condition to
pitch winning ball. This is his regular
stunt and usually manages to win
enough games in the early part of the
season to assure him a high percen-
tage in the final pitching averages. On
the other hand, Donovan is the hot
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fight ENDED
IN THE Sixth

Shields, N. D., July SACK Bratton
Of Shields defeated Ed Harris of Dick
inson in the sixth round. Of what was
to have been a sixteen round mill, at
the Flasher celebration Tuesday. The
contest was a one sided bout Brattoon
having his opponent outclassed from
the first round, Harris seconds throw
ing up the sponge in the sixth.
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have been made to dispose of the
franchise to some other ambitious
town, but so far without success. The
Pay roll for each of the South Dakota
league teams averages between $1,700
and $4,000 monthly, and some Of the
smaller towns are finding that amount
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FAST time AT MINOI

Minot, N. D., July 6.-The final day
of the racing meet here showed some
classy events and the race meeting
was a success from every standpoint
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Brooklyn Beat Boston.

Brooklyn, n. Y, July 6.-Boston's
pitchers were wild and Brooklyn ran
away with the game. Weaver got into
trouble in the first inning. forcing in
one run and letting in another by wild
pitching. Tyler was little better and
was relieved by Griffin in the third.
Rucker kept Brooklyn out of danger
throughout. Score r. H. E.
Brooklyn ............s..s...
bOSLOu q
Batteries-Rucker and Bergen;
Weaver, Tyler, Griffin and King.
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RESIDENTS TOOK GAME.
Resident Team Defeated the Pioneers
in Game of Y. League.

IN yarns OF u League
In postponed game of the Y. M. c.
A. league last evening the Resident
team defeated the Pioneer team in a
fast contest by score of 4 to 2. The
first double play of the league season
was chalked up in the game last night.
The winning team played consistent
ball, which was responsible for the
victory.
The Resident and Moorhead teams
will play this evening.
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Additional Sport on Page Nine.

Great bargains in white goods during
the Clearance Sale at Herbst's Depart
ment Store. Read the announcement
on page five.
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Trouble in s. D Leaaue.

Aberdeen, S. D., July 6.-According
to reports that have reached here,
the Faulkton- South Dakota league
team is about to disband. Efforts
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

tors tied the score in that inning.
Score: Ri e.
Pittsburg ........,.,..s.-..a 8 2
81. Louis ........s ...........
Batteries-Leiheld and Simon; Sal
lee, Geyer and Bliss.
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jackson Lead hittina.

Cleveland, o., July 6.-Cleveland de-
feated st. Louis. Hardness was
knocked out Of the box by st. Louis
but Knapp was effective after the
third. Cleveland hit all three st. Louis
pitchers hard. Jackson leading with
a triple, a double and two singles.
Score: r. H. E.
Cleveland ........s........... IA 2
st. Louis observation-disclosures. 2
Observation-Disclosures, Knapp and
Fisher. Mitchell, Hamilton, Petty and
Krichnell, Clarke.
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PHYSICIANS.

E, J.. CAMPBELL, M. D.-PRACTICB
limited to diseases of women-Genlto,
primary. and skin diseases, Ofnce hours,
10 10 IL and to D. over Mcdonald
drug store, Front street. Phone 729.
DIR p. ii. BUHTON--OFFlCE HOURS,
10 to IL a. M, to 8 and y to y y. u.
Office, Stern building. Phone 1IS-L.,
DR.. aS j. e &. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
physician, deLendrecie block.
DRS. BARROW L. WBlBLE, deLEND-
recie block. Othce hours from 8 to Q
DIS Hi i. H. BAILEY & KACHELMAcA.
er. Specialists, eye, ear, nose and
throat Office hours, TO ~ and 1:30
to 5, Offices in the stern block.
DIR. A. g. NORRIS. PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon, Ofnce over Wilse-'s drug store
COS Front street. Hours to II; to 5
and I to y. Telephone 1OAS-L ofhce;
lO43-L2 residence.
NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS AND
surgeons. Office COS Front street. Office
hours: 10 to IL 2. m, to B and to d
%, m. Phones: ONCE, 1913; residence, 276,
DIR, HOMER b. SMITH, deLENDkEUIE
building. Phone 2194-L. Hours: Z "a
%. IN. Residence phone 21S4-L2
DR. j. L. SAVAGE, PhloLCIAN AMI
surgeon, 60U Front street.
J. w. VIDAL, ID. D., HOMEOPATHIC
physician and surgeon. Edwards block,
Fargo, N. d.
PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
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Toledo Lost Game.

Louisville, July 6.--Louisville de-
feated Toledo in the last game Of the
series by punching hits off Fiene and
James in the sixth and eighth innings.
Higginbotham also was hit hard but
fast fielding kept the visitors runs
down. Toledo played poorly in the
field. Towards batting and STAINS
bury's fielding were features. Score:
R H. e.
Louisville ..,............. 10 8
Toledo ................... 4 IL Z
Batteries-Higginboth and Hugh
es; Fiene, James and Carisch.
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Chicago, July 6.--For the last three
seasons, cub fans have noticed each
day in conspicuous box. striking
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WISHING NURSE.

GRACE N. ROBINSON, n. =. Assoc.
ciated charities; l to 2 .. m, No. 10,
Eighth street south, phone 527. Resi-
dence 1886 Second avenue south, phone
2041-L. Hours: $3.50 a. NJ. to 8 p. M. At
the service of physicians at any time.
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DENTISTS.

DIR. J. e. FRENETTE. DENTIST. OFFICE,
Huntington block, over biJou. Entrance
on Broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
DIR. d. L. STARTLING, DENTIST ROOM
8. deLendrecIe block, corner Front ana
Seventh streets south. Fargo, N. u.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Standing of the Teams.
Berger Hit Two Doubles.

Columbus, July 6.-Berger was sue
cessful against Indianapolis batters.
When sent in to relieve Doyle in the
fourth inning, batted the Columbus
club to the front with a pair Of
doubles against the left fence. These
hits, the first of the season for Berger,
brought the last four runs. Score:
r. H. E.
COLUMBUS 10 z
Indianapolis ...............5 2
Batteries-Doyle, Berger and Lud-
wig; Brady, Kimball and Ritter.
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Divided the Henors.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 6.-Philadel-
phia and New York broke even in a
double header. The home team won
the first game by hitting Mathew
sons delivery hard while New York
easily won the second game by knock
ing Rowan off the rubber in less than
two innings. Devlin was sent off the
field in the opening contest for disput-
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STANDING of Teams.
Tigers Back at Top.

Detroit, Mich, July 6.-Ty Cobb
scored or drove in five of Detroit's runs
and Chicago was defeated. Willett
kept the visitors seven hits scattered.
Young and Olmstead were hit hard.
Manager Jenning and Pitcher Sum-
mers were suspended today as the
result of their argument with Umpire
Mullen yesterday. Score: r. H. E.
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Ferris FIELDING Featured.

Minneapolis, July minneapolis
batted Gehring freely in the first three
innings and took advantage of ST.
Pauls errors to score six runs. Chech
held the home team scoreless after
that but st. Paul could not catch up.
although outhitting the locals. Ferris
clever fielding was the feature. Score:
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MlDWIEE AND NURSE.

MRS. ALIDI SLAATELED, GRADUATE
as widmlfe (Jordemoder) and nurse from
Christianla, Norway. is Tenth street
south. Phone 1877. Fargo, n. ID.
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The four game series between Man
dan and Valley City is furnishing the
fastest series seen on the Valley City
grounds this season. The first game
went to Valley City by score of 8
to l. Smith pitched gilt edged ball for
the winners, holding the visitors to
one hit. Foutsch, who came to Valley
City this week from Red Wing, opened
the second game but was knocked out
Of the box in the sixth and was re-
placed by Leahy who pitched no hit
game for the last three innings. The
score of the second game was 6 to
for the home team. Games will be
played every morning during the
Barnes County fair and during the first
six days of the chautauqua. which
opens Friday.
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The Petersburg baseball team was
defeated by the Kloten nine by a score
of to 4. The game was played in
fine style by the Kloten team and the
victory gave the members Of the win
ming aggregation the championship Of
Nelson county.
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ATTORNEYS.

p.pNETr & RICHARDSON, ATToR-
news at law. Office, and g. Morton
Bnilding, Broadway, Fargo. -
R6TT' Il. j., LAWYER. sUtTE 2, PLO'
neer Life Building. Fargo. N. OAK. Prac,
ASfITER. HENRY E., ATTORNEY, AND
Connseilor at Law. Over Fargo NallonaA
R1YaPERTS. AUGUSTUS. HENDERSON
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prsc-
flee a speciality. ~
ROBINSON, ]. E., ATTORNEY Az Law;
612 Front street, Fargo. PGactice IN ah
courts. Tax cases a specially.
TTIRNER. Ii. H., ATTORNEY AT Law.
Offices In Edwards building broadWas'
Practices In all courts.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.

ARCHITECTS.
HANCOCK BkOS., AhCHITECTS, OF
aces Douglas BLDG Alb BroaoWays
A j. o'SHEA, ARCHITECT, BAhGVs
n ID. Offices in deLendrecie Bld8.
ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON. NAPERT AZ
conntant Phone 399-J. 1120 Third ave"
nue. south. Fargo, N. d.
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Champs Lost in Ninth.

Batteries-Pape, Moser, Collins and
Williams. Johnson and Henry.
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the worlds record for home runs this
season.
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UNDERTAKES

UNDERTAKES
AND LICENSED EMpALMER, FUNER-
al supplies ]. F. Rice, 8 South Broad
wav Office south of Moody's store.
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STATE BASEBALL NEWS

Hillsboro was again defeated by
Gardner Tuesday in one of the best
games seen at Gardner this season.
Hillsboro took the final count at to
8, with half the number of hits chalked
up against Gardner. Forth was in
fine form and except in the first inning
he pitched great ball. Catlin caught
a good game and the college battery
was there all the time with the goods
on them.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WM. KLIMMEK, ia NINTEs
avenue south. Master tuning and repair
ing Phone 616-L.
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Minneapolis .

SLs dul D IL 4
Batteries-Cavet, Leaver, Leverette
and Dawson, Owens; Gehring, Chech
and Kelly.
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Homo Ron for Johnson.

Boston, Mass, July 6.-Washington
won an easy victory from Boston.
Johnson who pitched a consisten game
poled a home run into centerfield
| bleachers Ri F.
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Won In Ninth,

es; Fiene, James and Carisch.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

or, Tyler, Griffin and King.
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DREDGING SETTLED.

Some time ago the Reiss Coal Com
bany informed the city officials that
! he filling in of the river channel at
he turn of their upper coal docks pre-
Eented coal steamers reaching the
locks and that immediate dredging is
necessary if any coal is to come to
hat dock this year. The city council
Eas of the opinion that the filing was
largely caused by the unlocked condi-
ion of the 500 Line river property just
kbove the foot of St. Clair street and
he council replied that if the 500 Line
would agree to dock this river frontage
he city would dredge out the channel
70 proper depth. In response to this
Rltimatum Land Agent Killen and
khief engineer Kalk of the 500 Line
|net with the harbor committee OF the
kity council and the city engineer vest
Erday. After long conference and
he rejection by the committee of sew
kral proposals OF the company the rail-
| Dad men finally agreed to report fav-
Rrahly upon the docking and the ap-
Iroval of the higher officials of the
ompany is expected within a few days.
'his action insures dredging this sum-
ner and the consequent large coal re-
eipts here this iall.
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The ROAD BILL PASSED.

The road bill creating State High
kay Commission which SHALL consist of
We members, has become n law. The
commissioners are to supervise the
building of roads in the state and shall
ave charge of all matters pertaining
10 the expenditure of the highway fund
p the improvement of roads and brid-
les. The law provides for the election
f a county highway commissioner by
|he county board and compels the pay
bent of road tax in cash. The county
Highway commissioner shall have pow
r under the direction of the state
Highway commission to carry out the
PROVISIONS of the law. The act is
ute lengthy, contaipg fifteen sections.
u will be published in full in the Pilot
hter on. 1t is a pretty safe guess that
ointment is not favorable to such a
|hw. The great majority of farmers
re opposed to paying the road tax in
ash and they feel that they are keep
|hg the roads in their respective dis
|ricts in good condition.
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INCORPORATE BOYS CLUB.

The plans which have been advocat-
q by Judge Chloupek for some months
|hst for the organization of boys
| ub in this city took definite form at a
Letting held few evenings ago at
| hich it was decided by those present
i incorporate the organization and ar
|tngements were made for the draft
g of the necessary papers and they
|toceeded at once with the incorporat-
be- of the club.
The club will have no capital stock
flt will include in it's membership a
|rge number of boys and young men
the city. 1t is planned to procure a
pilding for use as a reading room and
gymnasium and committee is now
Lying to determine on one of two or
hree buildings which have been offer
Il for this purpose. The directors of
be club are Judge Chloupek, Ed
orris, j. G. Johnson, J. A. Book, f.
/. Lndwig, r. II. Markham and r. A.
|aite. 1t is hoped to have the club
boms ready for use by Sept. 1st.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The usual baccalaureate sermon will
be dispensed with this year, due to
the fact that members Of the gradual
ing class could not come to an under
standing about it.
Prof. G. J. Stangel and family ex-
pect to remove to Manitowoc within a
week or two.
Examinations closed with the spec
ials Monday afternoon, and the school
term closes officially with the gradua-
tion exercises this evening, June -.
The year has been very interesting
and successful one in all lines.
The average attendance during the
year was oi.J which is considered ar
exceedingly good record.
Prof. Brooks and son were AZ Apple.
ton Friday where the latter was taking
treatment for optic trouble, from DR.
Brooks. He has improved rapid,
since his Appleton trip.
The Senior exercises take plac,
Thursday evening, June - and will b,
very interesting and no doubt will b,
as creditable as the class play givel
some time ago.
The Junior Prom takes place Frida
evening, juno 23rd at the New Oper
house.
The Flambeau, the first high .schoc