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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-10
PORl1NG NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
0UTCLASSES FIELD:
B00KIES HARD HIT

End, Lucille Manly and Maxim finished
as named.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Sake. 109 Go
garty). even, won; Dorothy Ann, l09
(Woods) to /. second: 2ick Abrams, l3
lCoburn). TO 3. third Time, 1;l7 20
Royal Stone and Force ran.
Wednesdays entries are:
First race, FIVE furlongs, selling. three
year -olds and up-Lady Tendi. SO. Doc
Allen. los; Miss. Sly. 1o4; Ed G.. Ill;
Burning Bush. 1f3.
Second race. FIVE furlongs. selling,
three year olds and up-Sea Green. 109;
Lady Adelaide. 1os. Affair. III; Coriel,
III; Indian Girl. 81; All Alone. Ill,
Third race, five furlongs, selling, three
year-olds and up-sSake. log; Gertrude
G., 81; Beaumont, III; Kuropatkin, III
Bon Ton, Ill.
Fourth race. six furlongs. the Hennessy
handicap-M 112; Binocular
95; Acumen. 120; Lady Panchita, 104
Kogo. 95; Marchmonet. los; Gene Rus
sell. 105; Green Isle, 80.
Fifth race. four furlongs, selling. three
year-olds and up-Mona Lisa, 90; Bar
Ann, 90, Joe Moser. 113; j. W. Fuller
11G: Prince Winter. 11z; Anna May. Ill.
Sixth race. selling. six furlongs. four
year-olds and up-Ketchel, 104. Flora
Riley. 104; Tlhis. l06 Necklet, 102; Cabin
106
Apprentice allowance.
Track clear and fast.
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TO REPLAY DISCONTINUED
GAME NEXT SATURDAY

The Utah Association Football union
held a meeting last night in the Nc
Intyre building TO decide when 10 replay
the game between the Rio Grande and
Salt Lake soccer teams that had to be
discontinued Saturday eight minutes
from time on account OF darkness: when
salt Lake WAS winning, 2 TO l.
It was agreed to repiay the game AT
Liberty. park next SATURDAY afternoon.
the event OF a tie 10 play the tic off
the following Wednesday on the Rio
Grande grounds
The salt Lake club will practice at
Liberty park this evening "wednesday,
and the rio Grande on the Riverside
school grounds in preDara tion for the
contest.
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OGDEN. May 9.-Chief Desmond out
classcd his field and simply romped home
in the feature race at the fair grounds
this afternoon. The booties were hit
hard again today by the talent.
The summary:
First race. three furlones-Gaty Pallen.
III u<ederis), 9 To 8. won; Gemul, 10
tGilberD, to 5. second. Tanis. l09
(Woods). 10 to l. third. Time. :3T 3-5.
Lady Mint, Billy Hancock and Helen
Johnson finished as named.
Second race. five furlongs-Bellllower
l13 (Burns), 1 to .. won; Osaudene. 101
(Woods), 4 to /, second: Tony Koch. III
(Rooney). 10 TO l. third. Time. 1;04.
Gresham and Emma l.. finished IS
named
Third race. seven furlongs-Tifis. Ill
(Parker). to 1. won; Judith Page, 107
(Buxton), even. second, Necklet. 107
(Jensen). TO /. third. Time. 1:3l 2-5,
Charles J. Harvey ran.
Fourth race six furlongs-Chief Des-
mond, 113 (Buxton), to 5, won; Lady
Elizabeth, 100 tAnderson) 3 to 1, sec
ond. Kogo, 100 (Fogarty), 10 to /. third.
Time. 1:l6 As. Gene Wood and Lady
McNally ran.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Hoyle. los
(Parker). to 1, won; Valencia, 1l0
Umes), TO ], second; Petite Oiseau. 101
tBuXton). to 1. third. Time, 1:04. East
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DOWNING TO PUT ON
BOUTS IN AUDITORIUM

Hardy X. Downing has severed his con-
nection with the Manhattan club on POST
office place and beginning with next Mon
day night will Offer the Salt Lake fight
bugs four round. fve-card boxing ex-
travasanzas in the Auditorium on Rich
ards street
The Auditorium already has ring and
all that is necessary to get 1t ready for
bouts is to place chairs. The seating
capacity will range from 5000 TO 5000
The card for next Monday night will be
announced in a day or So
Il intend TO get the best boys possible
and there will be no substitutes" said
Downing. Tuesday. III the patronage
warrants II III put on some OF the big
bows in short bouts. The public will get
the best that 1t is possible for me to
obtain.
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RUNS FIRST PROGRAMME
OF ONLY SIX CONTESTS

PIMLICo. Md MAY o.-For the first
time since the meeting opened, the
Maryland Jockey club provided pro-
gramme of only six races. The feature
was the cross country race. the Glen
moro steeplechase for qualified hunters.
Summaries:
First race. four and a half furlongs-
Vestibule, even, won: Cherry Seed. 12 to
1. second Little Pal. to /, third. Time.
SO Is
Second race, six furlongs-Fitzherber
l TO 80. won. Dull Care, 100 to !, sec
ond. Vreeland. 25 TO l, third. Time.
1:l3
Third race. five and a half furlongs-
Bounoer. 10 10. won; Silly Night. to
J. second; Leath, to l, third Time.
l.07 As
Fourth race. steeple chase. hunters.
two and a quarter miles-Curloid, 3 to J..
won; Gold Plate, to !, second: Banner.
TO / third. Time, 4:25 As.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-
Fumer, to 9: won; Mosant to l..
second; Zaagobla. 10 to ], third. Time.
5il
Sixth race mile and a sixteenth-Wa-
tervale, TO 10, won; Uncas Chief. 5 to
l. second: Joe Madden, . to 1, third.
Time, l;t7 2-5.
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Nerthwestcrn League

TACOMA. wash, NAV a-score.
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Granite
COLLEGIATE BALL SEASON
TO START HERE FRIDAY

The L baseball men arc putting In
hard lickS in prepara tion for the game
with B. Y. L. Friday afternoon at Cum
mings field. There are three teams In
the league and each one plays four
games. In this arrangement the loss of
one game means whole lot to team.
The loss of two games puts a team out
OF the running for the championship.
The university and the 3. Y. L, both
have met tho a. c. and Won by about the
same score, thus putting the A. c. out
OF the championship running. The s. Y.
innings, and won easily from the B. Y. c..
who beat the a. G. Johnson: the 3. Y
u. pitcher, and Epperson, shortstop. are
fast men.
The game Friday opens the collegiate
series here and a large crowd OF root
crS is expected to attend.
The track men are working hard, too
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VIEW PROPOSED SITES
FOR CAMPS FOR BOYS

C. A. Wyman of the y. NJ. c. a. and
W. r. Day of the Deseret gymnasium
returned Tuesday evening from Payson
and Santaquin. where several desirable
sites were looked over with view of
establishing summer camp Tor the as
sociated boys clubs OF Utah.
The citizens of both towns took the
visitors about In automobiles. Nothing
detiiilte in the way OF a selection of a
camp has been done, but both towns
offer such llattering inducements that
the matter will probably he left to
committee to determine Spring lake,
between Payson and Santaquin, rs the
big attraction and II either town is
chosen the lake will be an ideal place for
swimming. While at Santaqun luncheon
was served.
AT n meeting 10 be held at the Deseret
gymnasium Friday morning IT. is eN-
pscted that everything connected With
the annual outing will be completed,
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Brigham to Have Fast Nine.

Special TO The Tribune,
BRIGHAM CITY. May brigham City
undoubtedly will have fast baseball
team the coming summer, Efforts have
been made for some time 10 organize
team, as there arc practically enough
old players here 10 form fast team.
In the list of players so far secured are
Edward Ramshaw. an old favorjte. who
played with Ogden last summer, II, V.
Jones. formerly OF an El Paso Texas
team; Jess Keller and Andy Jenson. also
old favorites; KEN Jensen and others.
The first game of The season has not been
announced but the first game likely will
be played Decorati day.
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BROWN AND WELLS TO
MEET In GOTHAM JUNE |

NEW YORK. May "a ten around bout
between Matt Wells. lightweight cham
pion OF England. and Knockout Brown,
aspirant for championship honors. was
definitely arranged tonight for this city
June /.
George Mcdonald. manager for Wells,
announced that papers had been signed
and that Wells Will sail May 49,
The terms of the Brown Wclls match
arc for weighing in al 1873 pounds. the
American lightweight limit. at p. m.
the day OF the fight.
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TAKE LOOSE CONTEST.
Irriaators- Shoot Winning Run Over In
Tenth; Score, 8 to 7.

BOISE, Ida. May 9.-In a loosely
played game Boise defeated Helena here
today, s to Z, the winning run being shot
over with two down in the tenth. The
locals had led most OF the way, but In
the ninth. with one man on base, Kelly
slammed the ball over the left field fencc
for home run. tying tho score.
Baker for the visitors pitched good
ball. but was poorly supported Talia-
weather and his control was bad. Ma
loney. who substituted for him in the
tenth, found the Senators who faced him
easy,
The box
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KANSAS CITY, May a,-It is
possible that Jim Flynn and
Al Kaufman will he rematched
for another ten rounds before
the Grand Avenue Athletic club
i'm the near future. Kaufman
wants another chance at Flynn
and it is altogether probable
that tho fighting fireman. who
fears no man in the boxing
game, will give him another
bout. This will draw even a
larger crowd Of members than
the bout last week which drew
n record crowd.
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KEI0 UNIVERSITY NINE
TRIMS DENVER VARSITY

DENVER. May 9.-Keio university,
claimants Of the baseball championship of
Japan. defeated Denver university here
today 10 .. in a game characterized by
the hard hitting on the part Of the brown
men.
Nine hits, OF which three were for three
bases each and one for TWO bases. were
made of the Denver pitcher. upsetting
the previous opinion that the Japanese are
weak at the bat. Score; R.H, l..
Denver ..,.-................ g 5
Batteries-Lugaz and kukada: Bailey
and F'lke.
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Summary: Two-baSe hiIs-Murphy (Z),
Blankenship, Pendleton. Perkins. Hum
mel. Three-hase hits-Murpby Hoffman
Walsh. Stolen base-BittroT, First base
on balIs-OT Bittroff, l.; off Hummel, 3.
Struck out-By Bittroff. Z: by Hummel, b.
Left on bases-Great Falls, 8: Salt Lake.
s. Double play-Pendleton to Perkins to
Blankenship. Wild pitches-Bittrofr (2).
Passed ball-Perkins. First base on err
by pitcher-Piper (2). Time of game
l:o4. Umpire-Ralph Frary. Attendance
400.
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American League
Tigers Blank Yanks.
Beaneaters Best Maps.

CLEVELAND May 9.-Boston made its
first appearance this year, defeating
Cleveland to 4. Not a hit was made
Off Karger until the SIXTH but Cleveland
hit him hard in the ninth and drove him
from the box. Score: R.H.E.
1lcNeldHu
Boston ........,..,.,....s.,. IL
Batteries-West, Mitchell and Land,
Karger. Hall and Nunamaker.
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SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL
GETS REVENGE ON GRANITE
Defeats County Boys by Overwhelming
Score Of % to q Leggroan, Star
Hurler, is Injured.

On the high school campus yesterday
afternoon the high school baseball team
defeated Granite, 23 TO 2.
Granite would have made a much bet
ter showing II Begsroan had not been hit
In the right hand the first inning by a
pitched ball, which numbed his hand for
the remainder OF the game. He pitched
I'VE innings. but WAS batted off the field.
The game was full of sensational plays
and errors, In the first inning. with one
out and three men on bases, Mcintyre
knocked home run. Fitzpatrick got two
ree-baggers and a home run. bringing
in total of six runs Bglow. Olson and
Mcintyre also got three -bagGcrs,
Biglow made the star play OF the day
In a catch Of a fly, after long run, and
a remarkable peg 10 first, npplng a man.
Gallegher's steal OF home was also a
pretty play
The fact that the high school won this
game makes IL necessary for the entire
schedule TO be played over, as all the
teams have the same percentage. The
schedule will be started as soon as pos
sible. AS both the Jordan and Granite
schools close this month The lineups
yesterday were as follows
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MARSHALL BEATS MIssoULA.
''Honnerur" Joe Poles Two Home Runs
and Scores Five Counts.

MISSOULA. Mont. May 9.-Missouia
lost the first game OF the season on lis
home grounds today 10 Butte, s to 10
The features were the two home runs
Of Joe Marshall who drove In five runs.
the pitchng of the first ball by MAYOR
Reid and the crowd. which appfoN'mAteu
1000
Butte got away In the lead, was tied m
the fifth but drew away in The mex,
Inning Marshall hitting over the ief.
fjrld fence and driving Fries and MatneS
in ahead Of him, After the fifth Quick
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BARS Football and Track Work.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. May
9.-As result of the policy OF the fac
ulty of Stanford university To minimiZe
as far as possible the participation of
nrst-ycar students in university athletics,
the faculty committee on athletics today
forbade the holding Of annual football!
games and track meets between the fresh.
men Of Stanford and the University Of
California.
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Summary: First base on errors-HeIena
:: Boise. 3 Struck out-By Baker, {; by
Taliaferro. 4, by Maloney, 2. Bases on
balls-Off Baker, 4; off Taliaferro; a.
Home run-Keuy Two base hlt-Fiick
Sacrifice hits--Levy. Waters go, Flanni- :
Ran Kellackey. King Stolen base
Bauer. Double play-Brooks TO King
Left on bases-Helena. 10; Boise. g. Hit
by pitched balIs-levy and Baker Out
for running inside Of line-Swicker.
Passed balls-McIptosh, Kelly %; IN
nings pitched-fsy Baker 10 by IaIIaier-
TO. Q. by Maloney. I. Base hits-On BaEer.
10, off TaIia ferro. 10. Timc-2:25. Um-
pirc-James Toman.
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Beats Mario Easily.

NEW YORK May 9.-Jack Brtton OF
Chicago. who gained decision over
Packey Mcfarland at Memphis last jan
uary. made his first appearance here to-
night in a ten round bout with Johnny
Mario a local lightweight. Brliton won
from Mario from start 10 finish. Mario
resorted To clinching throughout TO avoid
punishment.
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.Batted for CARRIER in ninth.
BUTTE.

Summary Two-bsse hits-Murphy
Hanson. Quick Mathes Marshall Home
runs Marshall. 2 Struck ouiwEy og-
born. !; CARRIER, .: Quick. .; Druhot o.
F,ases on balls-Off Quick. l off CARRIER,
/ Hit by pitched bail-Duddy. Double
pIays-Janson to Elsey: Mathes (unas.
slsted), Wild ptch-Quick. Time.
hours Umpire-Wright.
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GoTCH TO SIGN TODAY
TO MEET RUSSIAN LION

CHICAGO, May 9.--Frank Gotch,
worlds champion wrestler. an
nou9ced tonight that he will sign
articles tomorrow for championship
match with George Hackenschmidt.
To he decided in the Chicago American
league baseball park September "a.
Goich viii receive S2l 900 for his
share of tho purse win or lose. Terms
for the contest were agreed ON to-
night
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Japs Beat Monmouth.

MONMOUTH, H., May a-Waseda
university. Japan. defeated Monmouth
college here today. To in fourteen IN
nlngs. Matsuda for the Japanese struck
out thirteen men. and SchencR for Mon
mouth eleven, Wascda did great work
N hn SO stealing.
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F[[ECTR|Cs
b CO To TOP
|,,hs Curtain Raiser 6
Gir Sinfh-lnning Bat
ting Rally.
FiIILS DROPS
\ 70 SECOND POSITION
A Shows Class as Cold
.asr Artist, Allowing
I Only Six Hits.
..,rpnAY's RESULTS
~ 8: Great Falls, 5.
ID; Missoula, g.
4 I. Helena, o.
,v,a BATTERIES HERE.
( E.sys-Morgan and Perkins.
SsIEEastman and Shan

.,..,,nInc batting rally Blank
.--,r,ters captured the curtain
4. xies with the Great FAILS
4 4 Cooley park Tuesday after
4, ssrsed to the head of the per-
rrtsau With a margin Of thirty
7ae score was 6 to ..
a, row has won eleven games
nr.. This gives it a percent
4 Reeds men have won nine
"A dropped three, giving them
afs Of $50.
g. vas played in q cold drizzle,
Z aissEreeable alike 10 players
;,Iory, but the clash between the
ths league brought out 4O0
N syed through the nine ses-
r,srics got of in front with two
~ In the Initial period ana
4 I,zded until the last half OF
4 Tssion. Then Blankenship's
|is-cns, with the count . TO 3
I ftha visitors, got in their dead
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American Association

At neapol!s-Mlnneapolis. 8; Kan
sas City. D.
At Louisville-Toledo. 13; Louisville L..
At st. Paul-Miwaukee. Q; st. Paul. l.
At anspolis-Columbus, 3; Indian
apolis. !.
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Aviation Circuit Forms.

DAYTON. o.. May AT a meeting
of Aero club officials here last night. n
circuit for holding aviation meetings was
practically formed. Chicago. Kansas
CITY, Indianapolis and st, Louis con-
stitute the circuit at the start.
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Calls Flynn-S Savage Bout,

BOSTON. May 9-"Porky' Flynn Of
Boston sent Jini Savage of New jersey
TO the mat so frequently i'm six rounds oi
- scheduled twelvc-round bout here to-
night that the referee called the match
in the ninth round and gave the decision
in Elynn.
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND

Kellackey at Boise. has signed Harry
kiliilay brother OF Jack killilay. the Spo-
kane pitcher, who went from Spokane TO
the red sox last fall, Harry killilay re-
ceived tryout with Spokane this spring
but was let out by that club last week.
This from the Boise Statesman indi-
Gates that Kcllackey Will be better
prepared for the senators this week
than he was for Missoula: 'kellackey
does not intend to remain long at the
head of a bunch that will make
laughing stock of him as that crowd
did in. the Mssoula game yesterday.
and he started in last night with a
vengeance Rube Morton. the alleged
pitcher who was on the mound when
the fireworks started. WAS the first TO
also received his release
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Matty Outhurls Brown.

NEW YORK, May 9.-New York de-
ieated Chicago In a game played in
driZzle. Mathewson out-pitched Brown
and received better support, 4 feature
was the hard hitting OF Schultz and
Myers Score: R.H e,
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. 8
New York Observation-Disclosures. S 8
Batteries-Brown and King, Mathew
son and Myers
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,.Knockoutu Gets Decision.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. May 9.-"Nnock-
OUT Brown. the Chicago middle weight.
won decision over Billy Grupp after
fifteen rounds OF fast flghtine here tonight
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Western League

AT Topcka-Topeka. .: Sioux City. s.
AT Wichita-Wichita, IA; st. Joseph. 3.
AT Llncoln--Lincoln. s; Omaha 4.
At Denver-Denver. Z, Des Moines, o.
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Cincy Wins in First.

BOSTON, May 9>-Cincinnati Won her
first game of the season from Boston.
The visitors won in the first inning when
Beck drove one of Tyler's easy ones over
the right field fence. scoring four runs.
Score: Ri E
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.
Batteries-Tyler. Brown and Graham.
keefe and Clarke.
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National League
Pirates Best Phillies.

PHILADELPHIA. May 9-Pittsburg
opened its western campaign by easily
defeating the home team, The visitors
drove Rowan off the rubber In the third
when they made five hits. Chalmers was
also hit hard. Score: R.H, l..
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. S12 3
DluuclpIld .s.s.ss.,.. L
Batteries-Adams and Gibson. Rowan.
Chalmers and DOOM
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was replaced by Druhot. while Osborn
lasted but one and a half innings.
The home fans took tho defeat good
ma turedly Score;
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Bests Rucker in Rain.

BROOKLYN. May 9.-Playng in the
rain, Harmon had the better of Rucker
and ST. Louis shut out Brooklyn in a
pitchers battle, Brooklyn used seven
teen men. Score: R.H.E.
st. Louis ........,..~.,,...... 2 s /
Brooklyn ....,..,..........,.. 8 2
Bntteries-Harmon and Bresnahan;
Rucker. Ryan and Bergen, Miller,
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nesses that sap the pleasures
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They have more reiuvenating,
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Batteres-Higgins and Burns: Dickin-
on and Spencer.
PORTLAND. Ore. May 9.-Portland :
game postponed; rain.
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BOISE.
HELENA

'Two out when winning run wa
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CLUB MAY REMATCH
FLYNN AND KAUFMAN

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Regular Meals, Csc. RathskeIlsr, Mid
Hettinasr News.

Hettinger n. D., Feb. 27.-To The
Forum: C. w. Livingston has been
quite sick but is better at this writ
ing.
A home talent play will be put on
soon at the Congregational church.
Eddie Munger has returned from
the twin cities.
Mrs. A. S. Boyer was down from
Reeder visiting her friends in our city
Friday and Saturday.
States Attorney Stanley Of Per
kins county, s. d., was in Hettinger
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilleberg went to Min
.neapolis to attend the auto show.
Quite a number of our ladies will
go up to Reeder on Thursday to confer
with the Reeder ladies in regard to
the W. C. T. U. work for the coming
summer.
Pele Nelson and Miss Satler spent
the Sabbath with their friends east
Of town and report good time.
Miss Mable Perkens of eGaskoin, N.
o.. spent the Sabbath afternoon with
the Greenup family and attended
church in the evening.
Rev. Mr.. Remission has made ar
arrangements for course of lectures to
be delivered along this railroad to be-
gin the last Of next month
Cor H.
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Chop susy at RathskoIIsr. Moorhsad.
Pettibone News,

Pettibone, N. D. Feb. 25.-To The
Forum: Winfred Ennis departed on
Saturday for a visit with friends at
Beach and Wibaux.
homesteader residing near Petit
bone recently refused an offer of 81 600
for his REIMBURSEMENT
The assistant state veterinary sur
geon came over from Bismarck sat
urday at the request of L. H. Peterson
to examine his horses and found that
three of them were affected with the
CHAMBERS, and ordered them killed
The masquerade dance at Brown hail
drew large crowd and a fine time
is reported by those who attended.
Mr.. Cook. a barber from Sykeston,
has decided to remove TO this place.
At present he is located in DR.. Swart-
outs building.
George Dahlstrom is busy filling his
ice house. He reports the ice to be
three feet thick. Cor. p.