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America TO Mail
1000 Entries for
Olympic Games

Almost 1000 entry blanks for the
olympic Games in Stockholm have beer
u by the American Olympic Com
mittes and applications for almost rs
many more blanks probably will be
made TO the committee. making an ap-
list Of 1000 entries which
wilt be mailed from America for the
games. While about 1900 American
athletes will be entered for the Olym-
piad. only about go will make the trip
acroas the Atlantic to carry the shield
Of Uncle Sam In the world-watched
meet. As the entries close before the
time Of the American tryouts II a
imperative that the American commit
tee should send to Sweden the entries
Of all athletes who stand any chance
Of earning the Olympic selection. and
later to cancel the names Of those who
fail 70 comSrAp u the mark. :
Americas entries must be mailed no
later than May 80. which Is ten days
before tho date Get for the meeting Of
the American Team Selecting Commit
tee. Before Juno "A the American ON
Gals must cancel by cable the names
OF the men who fail to earn tho favor
10 not forwarded to Sweden by May 90
no loses all chance of being selected.
no matter how grand a showing he may
make It tho tfyout meetings. It Is i'm
perative that all athletes who think
they have q chance to mako the team
should obtain entry blanks Mt once. MI
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n snis sly tonight. has been ns,ca>d 20 meat
Cossns Asss ss Albany peit Icaday nisht'
Johnny Dundee. the .nack sRos local feather.
wcSni ~ NJ mefe Johnny .Kiibanc. the feather.
wsgns champion OF the world, 81 the a NicH.
olas AZ. next week. u sdssduled 10 swap nunch~a
WIN Charlie White Of Chicaso 4 syrscusS 70.
aany o.Aswe Of ..wnss.-B.s hn taken K,d
MAgnsr. who !eccetly whipped Georse Chip 81
c,re h.n . nstch .et one d Tie local clufs. a
fsye wasne! u wilins 10 meet any middicweieht
N u wSstd.. HyfsSing . bout aeainst Mile 0lk
The Only wsy .thet The Qovenus Of MAsour can
etoP Sne 0ogt Friday nigh. between Can No.vis
en0 Lutesf HcCasthy Will b b.. calling out the
miitN. tof the tosei prosecuhne attorney. who u {
%s.S,s q ~ club ho,dins ss contest, has =.
IaAs . nove unsss shs pNosssallnS sstoruy Gvss
hin ~ word.
rscAsy 0eFariaed. WIN u IN Philadelphia 10.
~ again counting the ten thousAnd Re TOT Tor
squars Garden ias. f1day night. hss bssu Matched
With Red Robinson fos . ten-round bout at Roch.
ester. N. T.. nezt Afoaday srenins.
,s, S',: !: %s;u ,,.s ;;iisO ' !, g::e; :. ., e.. The ct, :.:;s'
has = nss boring siuSY.schs sSsssss IN x.snsS.
And 81 all Names this 70 ths ons picked ou,---
= mAschuakss Of Ahs new club. which Ne says
ho . seating capacity Of 5000. and he 10 auxiouI
70 hear from msoas.cs Who bslevs tbsy can fur
nah . rial urd tor The opening shov. Nay Z.
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SHRUBB SAySLOMGBOAT
WILL BEAT THEM ALL

Al shrubb. whip Is 10 handle Tom
Longhnat- In the Afteen-mils worlds
championship race TO be held In Celtic
Park next sunday at the Monument
Club eames. viii arrive here Thursda,
morAng with ahe famous Indian.
Shrubb says tho Indian Is a sure win
ner and will not alone take the n'eos
urs Of the American and English cham
pons, oucal and Woods. but will take
quite a full out of tho record. shrubh
has been training the Indian to make
u killing IN tits race.
Woods u running better now than
whom he snade she worlds hfteen-mil
record. ouea1. the present world's
champion 10 traAntng al the Pastim,
A. c., and = said 30 have run ter
miles under 81 minutes. He feels con.
tidenk OF retaining his title. II. I've.
10 In better shape than when he won
the famous Derby MarSshOn At tn,
Polo Grounds. Svanberg " ~tratnins
around Prospect Park In Brooklyn.
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Polo A. A. Boxer Has
Strong Opposition in the
State Championships.
BY John

vvYHEN II. Braun OF the New Polo
w A. A.. holder OF the Metropoli-
" tan championship in the 1885,
pound class. entered the State boxing
championships now being held At the
Irish-Amsrican A. c.. It was freely
predicted that he wouldn't have any
trouble capturing the title At his
weight but judging by the hard time he
had getting by In the preliminaries he
will be lucky to emerge With the honors.
Braun was given = tough battle by
r. Elinsth OF the Dominican A. c. and
20 close was IL that when the decision
Of tho Judges was announced there
were many Misses heard from all sec.
tons Of the clubhouse. In tho first
round Braun was damned all over the
ring. but the next two periods were
in his favor.
In the semi-fnals tomorrow night
Braun will have to meet T. Mulvany
OF the Glencoe A. c. and ]. Gallagher
who showed exceptional ability in the
prellmfnAries.
The semi4inah and finals will bs held
Tomorrow night and the proceeds
turned over to the Olympic fund.
The Summarize.
ioo-Pound CiA.s. fint BOUT, NcGiynn, Car.
ss't 4 4; q; dsissssd y. Mcaafk Asppy Fellow
Si.sss;. Z !. ~: y: s: :s:sss D. WI Nh: T. s:a b,7tisi Ss.s:;
lrish-Amerean A.. Co. and ]. Hesnssy. .iousht a.
sstra round draw. Both 80 IN ssni.iissis. j.
'i Msfsss .is Ss:s. lin Il to ut. !. e. Z Unto.
settlenent 4. G.. stopped ]. Haniey. Happy lei.
9 sS:s; Z; "a y won ssi t.s Ss'd h. s assss, Si S,s.I! k.'S y.
@ Z f2cl u The <hfd round. Thtrd beut-R
Irish: xnsiicsSi. \. q. dsSssts6i a.. III "i Ia g.;
%unii s,opsed BY cfees. J. Read. New wsci
s'f fss 4 Ga ca CAS-. RI .s...-w. s...s. sro.,
sseSsd,, dss.ssd = s'f SSsss DUs'I Edss ssaesall 1 &iii.
detected J; CrsrIns Happ' Fellow 4. G.. il sss
rs as'l T. I's e. s Ga; IT, L. ss ss:i1. .DI sslss,s; T. L.
sss'. &c. 'X::. iSas'1 I. c. S.'I sssei ssS' ous 9. ai AZ
~. % Wit Glist'e hezius CIus. IL ! ninuts
y .scoeds Third Sort.r,, Myll!ssy. Glncp;
two short .foysds; aoppsd 5; r~sisfss. ]. Dunain
1A iss,Poaaa 0' ci.:.. ~iii,t bout. p. r,,,,c.
4. q. II sGii.s rossds. II. xsrhsSs. ur sre, u
is s,is .!Ssi..-,ss..s xas., k.4ss.. Of 9.
%snt q three r'ssds. y. Fitshsnu. x,0ns I,
Bob lioha,. ths crook Nilweukss middlewdshA
ho mects Bin McKinnos. the Boston Nesvywsisht
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Many P~ostpomments Reason
Major Leagues Don't Intend
to Open Until End of April
in 1913.
BY ALEX SULLIVAN

"YHEN the major league maSnAtes
w meet next winter for the purpose
w Of deciding on dates for the eeason
Of iS1S they are likely TO vote In favor
OF shorter schedules. The chances are
that the big fellows won't set the ball
In motion next season until the end OF
April.
Tue many postponemsnts already be-
cause Of the wretched weather and the
large number Of accidents to the star
players because Of their poor condition
are the things that have caused the
masnates to make up their minds to
shorten the schedules In 1913.
II has been estimated that the Giants
have probably lost 10000 in receipts
because OF the frequent sprinklings up
70 date. while the loss to the owners OF
the Highianders' and DodSers' CLUBS 10
probably not less than $4,000 apiece.
When the clubs do get an opportun-
nifty to sneak in Q game the attendance
lent a. large a. 1t ought to be. a. many
fans stay away because some favorite
Of theirs 10 not playing through In
juries. Take the Highisndsr. for In.
stance. They have been without VOL
ter, Cree, Hartxell. Street and Chase.
Hartsen being the only member named
who d now IN harness. Nobody rants
to 70 to see u ciub play that II using
ave or six men who are practically
n~ovtces in the game.
They say that Il - an III WIN that
blows nobody good. Well, the same can
be said Of rain. which IL welcomed 10y
thousands Of FANS who know that y
means that later on in the season they
will be able to - two games for one
admission.
the Highiandsrs have had Ave games
postponed. while the Giants have had
ths same number called on.
IF the Giants win from the Braves to-
day and che Cubs trim tho Rods. both
! OF which results Are likely. the New
| York boys will take the lead In the
INseionai League race. II 10 the opinion
Of n number O; experts that II the
Giants once get their hands on the top
runs Of the championship ladder they
will never Vet 90.
Johnny KING. manager OF the Bos-
tons. IL one leader who thinks . Sreaa
deal of the New FORKS. 1t 10 his opin'
ION that New York's secondary LINEUP
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EDITED BY
R0BERT ED0REN
Baseball Magnates
Sure to Shorten Their
Schedules Next Season

will win the nag for them. He thinIs
that the clubs SUITS are Just q gool
a. the resulars-better In some ca0oDe
n he figures that any club that II -
wei fortified Is q sure winner.
Killing was for 30 long the leader q
the Cubs when they were coping pen.
nants%and the Giants were their bite
terest foes at the timc-that his opinion
on the outlook for the Giants 10 OF 0onk
value.
Il don't see how the Giants can ieus.s
says Killing. unless some other dub
SHOWS something that Il hasn't 40 YET.
me olants can bat and field; have Q
crack. hard-hIttinE catcher In Ney9s.
and can run bases. Their pitchsrs ere
Tar above he average. while they have
10 many good subs on the bench that
no wonder other are envious.
IL sure looks like them against the
vlctors In tho American League for
next fails cutting Of the worlds Seam4
pionship melon"
|To.MORRow IL moving DAY fss
some folks - particularly the
United States Lesguc. They ere
scheduled to move right into Old new
York. Manager Billy Jordan preuneso
to set the fireworks on at his ciueib
nome at Bronx Oval. One Hundr6d ana
S'xty-thtrd street and Southern Douis-
vard. Reading will be the openifg q.
traction. and the lineup for the 0etf.
antics will be: Hope. D.; Brugsy, a:
wall. h.; Hynes. 3D.; Treyer. S.; Bar.
rett 3d.; Disbrow. IT,: Collins, ss.I
Brooks, IF.
Henry Tone. a brother Of Dan Tena,
the referee. will be the umpire, wAile
the Catholic Protcctory Band will fur.
ntsh the customary opening day musia
Hub Purdue. who has won four s.r>isn. -
ior The Bosons. u scheduled 10 fsce sttbsr ~
Aar!uAN or Chhsty Msthswlou Of the OHoS1s
In the game st the Brush Stadium ;oday.
II y said that the vodng BY the fans - -,
question d che sturting time Of the eamcs
4 $50. ~
Hd Chas. fint bassman Of sAe vHiehfs.a-
Who Is reported Ill. WA supposed 70 Nav OSs
On fs''dens Farrell. sstsrday. but dsdn't -
The Drookyns hsw sslesssd Pitcher sS4rna~.
70 the Binshsmtoa Of the New Yorf 0SsS
League. -
The Boston Nsuouss have M. iui.sX. ~
= " .n3.nePo!1:
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LOCAL FIGHT RE- JLTS.

Phil -Cson.. bsothsr q Leeoh, nseksd out
Z tASsaf sh'dua'a ~ round bsss q he rSsdss
Jsmcs j. Coffey. the Dublin Giant" moSoi
out Lafy Wtn1s1s IN the socond round Of 3 tsa.
round bout st Os Olympic Athleae Club.
Mary 1vvH, " EaH nd bexr, easly cot:
pointed Johnny Norm IN Q ten round bout ct
ths Irang Athlsdc Club. 0rssapont.
Decon rsaNp, Nesrss Il tie Washineton An.
lstic Club. Brooklyn, -stoppsd the bout hstWca
TSFy NitcAsl md ."1Nu" Aadsyoa IN NJ nth
rouSd. TO cave The latter frso . knockcut.
Melvin Cooean, q. Eettysh. .shadsd .Dn.s
Twin" nniS. & PnileSs.phsa; n Z ~ ,s sSe
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Speedy Pitcher Bat
ted Hard by the Hlghlanders'
Veteran Outfelder.

No. OLvG&TON'8 t&GhlanderS re-
W. sussA to Ne dewnhsartsd W.
The two defeats IN . row handed
thsm ~ C1ark ortmth's osnAtors. and
ere determlnsd 10 get baok a 81 them
to-day and obtain ~ svsa break IN the
ser1es.
Oaid wolvsrtsa: "Washington has .
Sst they have only one eltchsr. walter
johnson, ana he cannot win all their
,eamss., rNhO yesterday. eor Instance.
Evorvthlno beohu ttell- for JOHNSON. ~
u matter OF fact. Vaughn pitched sVesy
bat - good ball. Just wait until Hal
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Braun viii Haze Hard fob
Winning the 135-Lb. Title
T0.MoHT's e0xN0 SHOWS

AZ the st. Nicholas A. C.-Bob
Mona W. Bill Mclfinnon.
Az b Brown A. A.-Young Reilly
vs.. Joe Daw.
At the Royais A. C.-wiNie Howard
vs.. Pat Bradley.
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lack Johnson Has Started
fkaining for His "Mismatch"
WIZ lIr Flynn. g,rsr,

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TtNtT ,,tt
cspyAtA. sfsi2. ~ Tie rr>s rasi.hius O..
~vr.r Crb. New iork World.
HcylyoHNsON : begun trainins
me match" with lin. Flynn.
TAI Us TO say, for the alleged
match" A match IL q composition
est~'ssaitwo parties who match" each
$40 In skiO. prowess or strength.
9hsrs's nothing sbouts this Jehnson.
hymn asafr 60 suggest such q condi.
3cn II should be called the johnson.
Flynn nfismhsch.
However. the champion il training.
49,
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Sesmarts OF b mldd'ewsaent
NJ numssyus. Before f,shtins, Ne
Sersvus claimants arc airing their afeu.
RsneA kiaas and Nohs seem to have
vNs-oest OF Il. Klaus has been gener.
~ rscosn'xed A. champion. although
uIshA beat him to IT, . little by whip
ing Dniy Pap&e Nfter BILLY he'd re-
sprssd from his woead tour. papks
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- baeDa Sut maAo . lot q
can ovur ~ aoe1reon. anA that's VIZ
IN sahtns him a assen. Nsxt I hspe
= - QUIZ
n 1elons "0Star' 0GDuos he'll - n fsp
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80 MR. Z tarri0e sun rat vas -.
- bsck ana bIistsnne \ shin
ntrcns llsht IN itssif a = hAnAIcap
q = lsuStNui that che neAssrs can a
- bost while the picture machine Il
- ooID my uhsre OF the picture,
for y7yoa = I came within absuI
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NE sneiuns ena ne canessena
~ aavs fAath III Lang. WI Uths
= Great nsmeora AsDthss sosd strok
q baafnsss. opanes Wells.
nGslt wsis showed . few sisns q
~ : eas Ne pa no mart
-. ~ ~. or ."s
cnye ss."y so.t 'or es'"W. !
ves!a % ss!u 70 convince elmer Wen
q ~. IAriano that ten thousand doesm'
evosoasAoos . Few ounoA
-.
TtAMaHS bout that wul pc
= CLUB N New York II II svs
eeeass 81. That's : match b
Sssso.. AZ "a ~ M ,ss - !.
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However, Heavyweight Cham.
pion Says Two Years Layoff
Reason He's Gone Back.

t0UorsA - ~ BSnin0 We5d).
Chicago. ILL.,, April -.
49, DAD work 10 going % ocoupy
ny attention this week." -.
h ~ ciarsA Jack Johnsoa to-day.
~ expect - 10 some WORK svsry dAy.
Sus Wfi 70 no boxing unt1i he early
past u NEXT week. Tue arm witch Wa
iajussA in Pittsburgh Last week S4il
b6ehsrs M . little N ana I an net
0etn4 - 49, aay 'ehaaess VIM H. !
ths sse1 wofk u this wsss viii
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000 form
SsGsi - S0sSFSs1aas isssf.
n prubahiy shall - my boxing either
u the osvsntA Regiment Armory. or
81 Dilly OcsnASrs Gymnasium when
I 'seast that I en- 0stns 10 - . little
'stsry Cay until the asht. OF course. I
vgaiss I WIN not Be u eood when I
stAft 90 I was the az I beat Je6eriss.
A IayoR of NO years ID teo long for
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~. ~ " VIZ mOUy mtH1DtiuQ
and .pintsd seem hsn this year. In nearly eyv,y
rcu.d u vss . siss and take sflsir. snd the battle
would have bssa . tssw " . dscsaoa vsp a..
Sullivan Outclassss wuest, /,
CINCINNATI. April 20.-Befors a osAed
houss Jack CTwin). Sullivan a Boston cutcasssed
hANy Wurst. ths loci white hope, In tan rS,irds
o. baflesqas fishtins The fastener could ma
nook wusa out. but >, shovsd much supsri,rity
Referee white stops Another Boat,
GENEVA. N. ". April 3O.--Rsf<~ charl;e
White stoppsd ths Ptttsley. Stewart bout In tho
sltAth Fou.d. ate ptssisy had severely punished
Stewart. lie sent Stewart down Tor the count
u nine In tbs third and Ind him on tAs rspss
whn rhs bell rang In the ssrn,h.
Williams Easily Beats Palmer.
ians q Phiidelph,s sasiiy ou,rissssd rSdss
Palmer cs New Orleans In . fast tss.Found bSut.
wulism had % sdvsatAss In vsisht a sl,o,,t
twenty poun6.
Happy Davis Wias Dout.
BALTIMORE. Apdi 00.-Happy pAvts. ths
rhilsdsiphia fsstherwsght,. oonpistSH o-atclaassd
Johnny DAILY Of this city In . last fifteen .ruvud
sst.to. From Tie opsains q sas tny the QuAksI
abiding. and the tccn fishsr was II . batte.od
eondkiou 1t tho finish.
Al esAunscka. the slshsise dpctos, q Nov
Yosh. and jimmy Doushsrg fsusht . last nftesr,
sousd drsw.
Ysung Jack OTDPisn . winner.
PHILADELPHIA. Apnl o0.-Teanu Cssse
che Ntessowa boz. wa ssvcs1 - ~ 70 ysunl
Jack O'bhsa In a dz.oudd contest ~ ~ Ancr,
kssplsg eftsr yeuag jack ~ Shs u.s, IN
III. /. s.s e sas:s's s:s.: e "a 'ssss but 's
.Aassaeslvss ~ s:ss:'saaEsSls" u
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..S SsiilssS f sss.. s:'S Si:s 81 e; Z 49,.
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Out-of 70wn Fight Results

and the contest vA one Of tis most tutsr,st,us
aud spirited sssn hsr this year. In nearly cyssy
oa.a u vss siss and take sffsis. md the battle
lowed. " ~"
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results Of Yesterdays 0anes.
Jer,,y City.NoatfsA, Neysst-Aoatrsa Provt
ponsd. Rain.
DANES Scheduled fer To-Day.
ysrsey CITY ct Newark.
Rochester Of Baltimore.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

New England League.
A. Havehhin--I~wsli. rs; Havcrhlil. 3.
O<hes games postponed: tain.
American Association.
4 x:sp.HE~sspEa'3cs1it b. f fsss. ! S's' ;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ass la>lAaas
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cspvAfA. 1919. ~ Tie rr>s roblshius %.
80 CTbs New york World.
JOHNSON has begun training
NE "match' with lin Flynn.
brbAt D. TO ssy, for the alleged
match" A match IL q competition
parties who match" each
eoshsr In skiU. prowess or strength.
1bsFs's morning sbouts this JOHNSON.
'vlynn amair 90 suggest such a condi.
don II should be called the Johnson.
Flynn rnismhsch.
However. the champlon Is training.
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casais' III. q ' 1Is;;.s - 81. S'i ao. 1:'ci siass 70 meet
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s~.IIiva. OutcIasss. wue.t.
Referee Waite stops Another bend.


WILKES .BAnRE. Pa. April S0,-Hamey WIN.
ians d rhaiSdelphia sasily outrasssd Eddie
Palmer o New Orleans In . fast tss-pund bout
twenty pounA.
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in Cartwright. Man, Nov. 18th, aud his
remains Y Swssis brought tc Nsche sor
burial.
d.. Bedford. formerly Of Emerson, but
who has been assisting Dr.. Waldren Of
Drayton for some time has gone to Win.
nipeg with the intention of locating at
Morden.
John McCorkell, son Of James Nc.
Corkell Of Leroy. who was attending
school at Cavalier, drew his expense
money from the bank and left for parts
unknown.
The general store Of Levi Bechtel at
Leroy was burned two weeks ago. The
building was owned by Thos. Lang.
Some insurance on the stock. The
origin Of the fire is unknown.
Miss Barbara Mae, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kaercher was married
Dec. 4th to Fred H. Farrow, youngest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Farrow by
Rev. G. E. Bonner, all Of Cavalier.
T. R. Chambers of Hamilton is in re-
ceipt of an invitation to the golden we'd
! ding Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lawerance
of Orillia. Ontario, on Dec. 4th. Mrs.
Lawrence is the sister of Mr.. Chambers.
Miss Phoebe Chale, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Antoine Chale, of Bathgate
township was married at the r. G..
church at Bathgate to Arthur Bibean,
of st. Bonaface, Man, on November Doth
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Sc. Vincent Itenns,.,


Mrs.Jce. Stranger who has besn aiiing
for some time was taken to the st. Bon.
face hospital last week for treatment.
James Stranger who 10 in his 70's slip.
ped on a newly oiled floor and broke his
leg near tho thigh. Dr.. Harris set the
fractured member and he is dong as
we'll as could be expected.
John Twamley leaves this morning in
charge of twenty four horses belonging
to Sam Maxwell of Humboldt, destined
tor the lumber woods near Duluth, to
be gone all winter. Mr.. Maxwell sold
his interests in Humboldt the other day
and will move to Minneapolis, 80 the
departure Of the horses this morning is
probably final departure.
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plication.
Entered at the pos+office at Pembina as
second class mail matter.
The pioneer express., 1912-12-13
County News

G. 4. Green has new $4,000 home at
Cavalier.
Boyd Anderson of Crystal has gone to
Scotland for visit.
Jas. Farr and son of Hamilton are
spending the winter in Ontario.
Brnce Almas has sold his farm near
Drayton and moved to Lothaire, Mont.
Miss Lillian Beare Of Neche has gone
to North Yakima, to visit with her sister.
Stephen Hanna sold half section of
and near st. Thomas to A. P. Holland of
Grand Forks.
A brother of DR.. Stinson of Grafton
was accldently drowned;.at Winnipeg
two weeks ago.
Mrs. Maurice NORM who suffered an
operation at St. Michael's hospital,
Grand Forks, is recovering.
Mrs. J. T. Briden and daughter Bessie
have left Neche for Saskatoon where
they will spend the winter.
Herman Lemke of Neche township is
spending the winter at Voltaire where
he has secured good position.
Miss Rose Longtime of Leroy and Paul
D'Heilly of Walhalla were married Nov.
9th, by Rev. FIR. LaRochelle.
Rev. j. P. Schell, formerly of this
county, is spending the winter at Grants
Pass, Ore. with children there.
Henry Weiss and family of Crystal
have moved to Vashon, Wash. Fred
Weiss, ST., has also gone there for tho
winter.
Mrs. Mary Zeiffler Of Hamilton died
two weeks ago Thursday. She was 6s
years old. She leaves her husband and
four children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Long Of Drayton
township have moved to Iown. They
we're pioneers and their removal is much
regretted by old neighbors.
The family of Andrew Hornung Of
Walhalla have moved into their elegant
new residence. Mr.. Hornung who has
been seriously i'll for some months Is re-|
covering.
David Askew, one Of tho pioneers Of
the Nsche locality died ct his residence,
The pioneer express., 1912-12-13
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