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The Washington herald., 1915-07-06
foster May Be
USED At Second
Griffith Plays Connolly at
Third Base, and the Shift
May Be Permanent.
TWO GAMES TODAY
Boehling and Ensel Slated to Twrl.
Shifts in American League
Pennant Race.
TWO GAMES TODAY
Py WILLIAM PEET.

| 1t has been claimed by competent
| judges that Eddie Foster. of the Ma
tionals, who has always played at third
base, would make one of the best sec
! ond sackers the game ever knew.
Grif ever placed him on the key
stone pillow.
For the first time since Foster has
been a member of the Washington club
ne was yesterday placed on second
base, during the afternoon against the
Boston Red Sox. and handled Clearly
| the only two chances that came his
way
This move was evidently made for two
distinct reasons First, because Mana
ger Griffith was convinced that Ray
morgan is not in shape to play. Second.
because Connolly is very much more at
home on third base than he is in the
outffeld. having played mat position all
last spring while at Georgetown
That Foster will remain a fixture on
second base nobody but Griffith knows,
and he is not talking much these days
for publication.
the spring Of 1872, Foster had never play
ed any position in his life except short
stop. Griffith. after looking him over, de-
cided to try him at third base, and Ed
die made good from the start, which
position he mas held down ever since.
1t is more than likely that Griffith is
simply experimenting with Foster on Sec
ond base and unless the Old Fox is con-
WINGED that Connolly will do as a third
sacker, he will hardly make the present
shift permanent
Reports from Boston state that Raw
Morgan. who has reported, is not in con-
dit'on to play and that Griff will not
start him during the present Red Sox
series.
This must be taken with a grain of
salt, for the chances are that Morgan
will get beck into the game before the
Griffmen pull out Of the Hub.
BY winning two games from the Ma
tionals yesterday the Boston Red Sox
jumped into second place. less than four
games behindth Chicago White Sox.
The American League race WAKES in
teresting at this stage, for the St. Louis
Browns won two games from the White
Sox, while Cleveland and Detroit split
even.
Connie Mack's Athletics won both ends
Of the holiday bill from Donovan's New
York Yankees, and in consequence the
Nationals lost no ground. but the Browns
jumped ahead of Cleveland, going into
sixth place.
Verify this American League race 10 |
getting exciting, with the pennant win
ner still hard to pick.
For today's double-header in Boston |
Griff will more than likely pitch Joe |
Boheling and Joe Engel, with Booth
Hopper held in reserve. Vean Gregg and |
Ray Collins are the Boston selections.
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FRANK LEIGH WINS
IN FOURTH SIXTEEN
Defeats E. c. Colt in Final. 2 Up and
to Go. at Columbia
Country Club. -.

Three matches In the nnal round Of the
June golf tournament Of the Columbia
Country Club were played yesterday.
Frank Leech defeating E. C. Colt in the
finals Of the fourth sixteen, Q up and ],
and Hugh III. Saum and Albert MacKen.
zie winning in the finals Of the second
and third sixteens Of the consolation
event.
Saum won from w. NJ. Smith. 8 up and
Z. while Mackenzie vanquished Frank
Govern. 3 up and /.
But Q few more matches remain to be
played and It 10 expected that the
will be over before Saturday.
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CAPTAINS ELEVEN
WINS AT CRICKET
Englishmen Celebrate Fourth of July
in Fitting Style-Final Score
Is III to IS.

When the British game of cricket Is
played on American grounds on the
Fourth of July, there is supposed to be
a lack Of interest in the day by the form
err. and less interest in the game by the
latter. Notwithstanding this, both the
Americans and Englishnen gathered on
the cricket field in Potomac Park were
thoroughly appreciative Of the American
grounds and the British game, Jointly.
1t was a club match only, but never
before has there been such a great exen-
plification of the game Of cricket on
local fields. The Captains team, by the
way, gained victory over the Vice Cap
tain's team to the Yankee Doodle tune
of Al to IS.
Another match is scheduled at Poto-
mac Park for Saturday afternoon at 2:3o.
those showing best in the game beirg
selected for the next inter-city match.
Summary:
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TURN IN GOOD CARDS.

The following cards were
turned In yesterday In the suali-
flying round Of the women's Put.
ting Course Golf Tournanent,
which will be held July 10 At the
8 Columbia Country Club,
Mrs. w. s. NewaIl, -, Mrs. A.
Winter, ~, Mrs. Percy Foster,
-, Mrs. c. 8. Watts, -, Mrs. @.
b. Doyle, 50; Mrs. Van Riper, 81,
Mrs. Orville Drown, 81.
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Herald Hustlefs Win.

The Herald HustleP yesterday defeated the
Young Giants in . hard fought game At the
Monument Grounds by the score Of to 2. The
feature Of the game was the pitching Of w.
Dakin. who famed ten men. BE also made two
Of the three runA The Herald Hustlers will
meet the Young Giants In two games on the
5th Of July. Any teams IN the District averaging
i years who want games address Sam Felberbaum.
SO Thirteenth street northwest. Score:
Herald Hustles.... o o ol 100 o. l
Young Giants...... 90 90 o. ls3
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TURN IN GOOD CARD
AT SUBURBAN CLUB

NJ. Eiseman and A. Steinem with
scores of "A each captured the Scotch
foursome event from q large field In
the golf tournament yesterday at the
Washington Suburban Country Club.
Sidney Beiber and N. Frank were Sec
ond with . score Of 76. The results
follow:
n. Hssman and A. Steinsm hrst. u; Sidney
Biebef and. N. Frank, sscp1d, IS; l. Goldhei,n,
third. ~; Phil King and jos King. fourth, %;
". Luchs and 9. Nordlinser and Dr.. Kaufman
and b. King wee tsd for fifth With e.
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FIELDER JONES QUITS.
incensed At Umpire's Decisio., n,
Throws Up Job ~ Fed Pilot.

Kansas City, July 5-Fielder Jones.
manager Of the st. Louis Federal League
ciuo. this afternoon wired his resignation
to Phil Ball. president of the st. Louis
Federal League club. because Of a close
decision OF Umpire Howell. In which he
called Rawlings safe at second base IN
the second inning Of the afternoon same
here today.
Umpire Finneran told Jones that he
would suspend him and Sheraton John-
son indefinitely. johnson assaulted 4 fan
who threw pop bottle at him ana va
threatened with arrest. but the fans su(l
local omciais pleaded his cause and he
was allowed to 30 to the club house.
81. LouiA July s. Prssident Pm Ban.
Of the st. Louis Feds. when seen this
aftarnooo, said: y. =
II win back Manager Joneo up n any
action be may see At to taxa. I nm ~
let him resign 20 long a. am . director
in the club" =.
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Fraternal Eagles After Games,

Alexandra, Va. July 5-Alexandria Aerie Of
Fraternal Order Of Eagles. No. 81. Of Alexandria.
Va, has Just organized a fast baseball team and
are desirous of arranging games for the balance of
the season with an fast teams Of the District,
Maryland. and Virginia who win keep their engage
ments. Expenses will be paid. Address all chal-
lenges to Arthur NJ. Gray. manager. Eagles Base
ball Team el3 North Fairfax street, Alexandria Va
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A. M. BUM AND POSEY
MAKE BEST SCORES
Capture Columbia Country Clubs
Handicap Scotch Twosome
with Net of II.

A. NJ. Bum and E. NJ Posey won
the Handicap Scotch twosome yester-
day morning at the Columbia Country
Club. turning in a net low score of n.
The two players went over the course
In ", going out and coming in at IS.
one-half their total handicaps giving
them the net total of n.
Bun and Posey were pitted AGAINST
DR.. Cobey and w. c. Ballantye. Coins
to the last hole Bum and his partner
mad two strokes on their opponents
AS the players were playing alternate
strokes DR.. Cobey and Bum were th,
players to drive for their respective
teams at the seventeenth tee. Both hau
good drives straight down the course.
and Posey played q brassie as his sec.
ond shot, leaving his ball near tn,
green.
Ballantyne played a cleek shot which
was short Of the green Bunn's an
proach was short four feet of the hole.
while Cobeys approach was about eiyht
feet away. Posey holed his putt, while
BaIantyne was not SO fortunate. the
match going to Bum and Posey by
two strokes.
The cards Of the winning pair were as
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Victor After Kid Greek.

Johnny Victor. one Of the fastest boys from
New forf, writes to Tho Herald that he would
lie TO hsht Kid Greek for any kind Of . side bet
At Ia pounda He has taken part in many con.
tests and has never lost 10 q boxer his own
weight Among the good ones he has met arc
Frankie Brown, Patsy White. Bnly Fitzximmons,
Young OL<ary. and Frankie Burns
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

MORNING GAMES.
Moatrsal. I; Buffalo. 2
Toronto. .; Rochester. !
Providence. s.; Richmond. !.
jersey City, 6; Harrisburg. o.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Montreal. 3: Buffalo. 6.
Rochester. 0; Toronto.
Providence. o.: Richmond. J.
jersey City. u; Harrisburg. .
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'MACKS WIN TWO
FROM THE YANkS
Bush and Bressler Show Form
and Trim New York in
Holiday Bill.
MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES
Dodgers Divide with Braves-Alexan-
der Hands Zeros to
Giants.

New York, July Blush and Bressler
gave an imitation Of Bender and Plank
OF the old days and the rest of the Ath-
letics carried out the Illusion by defeat
ing the Yanks in both games today, 4 to
2. and to l. Scores:
forst came r. b. E
PhihdelphiaS - OIL ~ Q
New fort........... % % o.
Batteries-Bush and App; warhop. Brown
Fisher and Nunamaksr. Umpdres-MeaGrs. Hide
brand and oLoushin.
Second game RHE
Philadelphia. eoes0l 90 s
New York. ....,. o q O q q n a !
Bauenes-Bressler and Lapp: warhop and Nuna.
maker. Umpires-Messrl Hildebrsnd and O'Lough-
lin,
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'Batted for Shaw in ninth.
Earned runs-Boston. J. Three-base hit-Ruth
Twobase hit-Hobiitzell. Double plays-Gardne,
To Bsny to Hoblitzell; Foster to GandiI TO Con.
molly. Hit by pitcher-By Ruth t(MeBdde). B,lk
Ruth. Umpires-Messrs. Dineen and NalIn, Time
Of game-l hour and 81 minutaA
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Dodgers Divide Bill.

BROOKLYN. July s.-Brooklyn observed
me glorious fifth today by splitting the
session Braves out of fifth place in the
Weh-known National League. winning
the afternoon game to 8 The morn,
ing contest was postponed In defer
ence to ]. Pluyius
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS.


American.
Boston. {: Washington, O.
Boston. S; Washington, o.
Athletics, 4: New York, o
Athletics, g: New York l.
Detroit. 9; Cleveland. Z.
* Cleveland. s; Detroit g.
st. Louis, 3; Chicago, 1.
st. Louis. 8; Chicago. g.
TODAY.
washington at Boston q eames).
Athletics at New York
Detroit at Cleveland.
u. Chicago at ST. Louis
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Dies from His Iuiuries.

Sioux City. Iowa. July S-Injuries which he
suffered in Saturdays aomils automobile raes
here resulted fatally for Charles O. Coz. Il Gin
cinnad driver Of an Ogren special. Victor McGraS.
his mechanidan, viii recover.
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Philadelphia, July 6.-Alexander helped
the Philadelphia fans celebrate Inde-
pendence Day this afternoon bv shut.
ting out the Giants with one hit. to O.
Merkle got the hit. It was the third
the Giants have been able to compile
on Alexander in two games
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Buffalo. 8; Baltimore. s.
Baltimore s; Buffalo. .
Newark Brooklyn-Rain.
Newark, 2; Brooklyn. / "a inninss
pittsburgh. s. Chicago J.
Chicago. 2: Pittsburgh, ].
st. Louis, Kansas CITY
st. Lous, &; Kansas City, J.
GAMES TODAY.
Newark at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Kanaas City,
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Terminals Defeat Easles,

n 191lnal md A Q. d1lentsd Tie ~
a. Q. yat9day b . onssidsd cmtsR b. IT, -
q y b 3 Nu.hntA piAehing sse The TanisaI
&c. As1d ths ElGlss - ~ hifs an snuek =
thiFtsa bafte1 n faaturss q - So ~
~ hittias q Ksng md NeElfteA s.d u o.
hand cstrA nAds y ~ slB1A b =. Claytn. ecuss:
1unan, I. a. c.4sassssssEs
~ A. 0........ . . Ie43eOsI e0g Z
cs!as-aluuhnh - \ Osgtas d. ~
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Qldfield Makes Records.

Tacoma. July 5-Three world automobile
records ere held today by Barney Oldfeld
He made new figures for two miles of I:o; the
mile Of y IS; half mile Of 1876. The old marks
were l:l596 3:5. $3.50.
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Plan Trip in Whale Boat.

49, ION. July IA IMP % Buffalo In 4 trrntr
eieht-foot whale boat 10 being planned H. =,
OF ne members Of the Naval Reserve q HoSotes
70 tass place some tine In August. and e n
trip. 'oua0
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Divide Double Bill

Chicago, July 5.-Pittsburg punched
hits with Chicago errors in the eighth
inning Of the first game of today's
double header and won. to 5. but the
Whales won the closing engagement. =
to /.
First game mn
Pittsburgh. .......... 90 01o2 IS m
Chicago .........---.. % o o o 0o23 4
Batteries-Allen and Berry; Brown and Wilson.
Umpires-MessSa Brennan and Fyfe
Second game RHE
Pittsburgh. o l 10000 OIL
Chie7go. % 0olx=a 6
Batteriee-Hearne and Berry; Prepderyast and
Fischer. Umpires-MesrA. Brennan and Fyfe
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Auto Racer Killed.

Taeoma. July 5-Paul F7nzen, meehaniri.n for
siiiy ohson. noted automobns race driver !,
dead and Carlson himssk 10 in critical eon.
%aon today as the result Of the only accident
speedway event here Csrisou's CIR vas burle,
ifum the 6ack on euve - one a his front Dir
new on. He was leading In the rsce At the tin.
ana was driving at . fmiou, pace.
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The Avenue at Ninth
SOUfEDS GRAB Lead
in Federal LEAGlJE
Fielder Jones St. Louis Club Captures
Two Games from Kansas
City, to 0 and 4 to T.

Kansas City. July 5-The ST. Louis
Feds regained the lead in the Federal
League race today by taking two
games from the Packers Both games
were easy for the Sloufeds.
St. Louis. esssssos
Kansas City..--.-.-.- o 5000 .
Batteries-Groom and Harley; Main and E..e,ly
umpires-AesE7. Finneran and Howell
O. RE
St. Louis. ............ ooo4eoe
Kansas City.-...-.... % . 0Io0oS
Batte1ies-P,ank, Cfandan. and Hartley; Heuniur
Jonnon. and Brown Umpires-Messrs Fnnsrsn
and Howell
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T:.terns Defeat Mayicyc-s.

The Eastern Rotary defeated the q. 8. 9. MAY.
flower yesterday By the Of 10 to The features
Of the game were the playing Of Long at shortstop
for the winners and McCloy and Brzytoo At third
and short. respectively. for the losen. The winners
would like to snange games with all teams in this
vicinity, to be played at the old visilsnt Park,
Fifteenth md b streets northeast. Score:
h. b. L.
Mayhower. I 70 1863 Is s
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'Batted Tor Ayef3 Ia the nth.
v i , v
1wobase his-Shanks @. Foster. Three-base hits
-Janvrin. Thomas. Hits mads-Oh Ayezs S in I
iuninu- Left on bases-Washington, s; Boston, z
Passed bsll-Thomas. UmpirU-Mesrs. Nalin and
Dineen. Time Of same-l hour and % minutes.
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Despite the fact that over a bundrad
players participated only a few turred
IN tneir cards, Of which the following
were the best ten:
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Reds Capture Two

Chicago. July 5.-Hitting the Chicago
moundsmen to every part Of the field
today, Cincinnati took a double-header
from the Cubs. to and II to T. In
the nrst inning of the opener, the Reds
piled up a lead of five runs and were
never headed.
First game RH'E
Cincinnati. ... O q I a n "a N .
Chicago. 90 0o8Ioo o5 10 4
Batteries-Ioney. Benton. Schneider and wineo
Adams. label and Bresnahan and Archer. Umpires
-MessRs. Quigey and Ortiz
Secona same- r. h. z
Cincinnati.......... oo4oll is 1
Chicago:..-.--.- % l0o3 81 i2 5
batteres-Ames and Wingo and Clark; Lavender
Pierce and Arch. Umpires-Mesn Orh and
Quigley.
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Phillies-New York, rain,
Phillies. .; New York, o.
Brooklyn-B Boston. rain.
Brooklyn. 6: Boston, 8 {
ST. Louis. 3: PITTSBURGH.
Pittsburgh, B: 81. Loufs'
Cincinnati. 8; Chicsro. &
Cincinnati. IL: Chicaeo. 4.
GAMES. :
New York ut Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati At Chicako.
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Split Holiday Bill.

Pittsburgh, July 5.-Pittsbursh and st.
Louis divided a double-header the WISH
tors taking the morning game. to l,
while the Pirates won the afternoon,
to 0. In the first game Mamaux and
Doak both pitched good ball, but a pass
ana passed ball brought in a run for
tne Cardinals, while Mamaux' error later
IN the game was costly. Doak was ef-
fective in pinches. Scores.
First g1me- nm
st, Louis ..-........ ooo1 ose3NS .
f1ttsoursh..-...... 90 5000 OIL /
battenes-Doak and Snyder; Mamaux and Glib
son. Cmpires-MessA KLEIN and EmsHe
q. game r. a. Z
-. Louis .-........ 900 900 800 /.
Plttsourgh- -..:..-.... ozoo oee3x4s Il
beuenes.Mpadows and Snyder; Harmon and
eenanS Umpires-Nesrs. Klein and Emilia
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st. Louis. July 5.-The White Sox Drop
ped double-header to the Browns to-
Gay, TO l and to 3, five straight de-
feats for the Chicago team
James kept the Sox' hits we'll scattered
IN the opener. The second game was a
hitfest for the Browns. In the fifth
inning, four hits and an error netted
three local runs. Scores:
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Detroit Split Even,

Detroit. July 5.-Detroit defeated cleve-
J land, to 4, today. Coveleskie and
Coumbe started the argument, but nei-
Their finished. The giant Pole was
yanked after Cleveland overcame the
lead Detroit had run up on hits and er-
rors
In Cleveland's half of the fourth. they
hoped on Coveleskie apd piled up a
three-run lead. but Cavet got into the
game and broke the rally.
Cleveland took the afternoon game
from the Tigers. s to 3. Cleveland
punched its hits and with good support
behind him, Hagerman had no trouble
In winning. Scores:
R.HE
Cleveland. 2ooso o3o7
Detroit ......-...... 900 x-s Is 2
Batteries-Coumbe and O'Neill Covelessie. Cayet.
Duoue and Baker. Umpires-Mesrs. Wallace and
Connolly.
R.HE
Sleveland.......... 222e Is =
De1odt-............. 90 90 o3 Il S
battenes-Hagsman and O'Neil; Dubuc and
haker. Omprres-Messrs- Wallace and Connolly.
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McKechnie in LimeliRht.

Newark. July 5-Biu McKechnis
won a ball game for his team with
triple on George wiltse in the four.
teenth inning today. Score, Newark.
2; Brooklyn, 1. Wiltse allowed only
nve hits in the fourteen innings and
would nave had victory but for the
wretched fielding behind him.
Brooklyn-.......... ooooooIooooooG u
Newark. .-.......... ooooo0oolooooI1
batter1es-Witse and Land; Moseisy RSuIbaeh
Shannon.
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......... essoasleesns =
Alexander in Form

batter1eCStr1nd Hughes. and Gowdy; Pfefer and
McCarty. Umpdres-MeHs. Byron and Eason
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
MORNING GAMES.
LnuisxilA s.: Indianapolis, II.
et. Paul l.; Minneapolis. s
Milwaukee. 8: Kansas City. .
Miunsapofs. J: st. Paul. Z
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Cleveland. 8: Columbus. J.
Louisville. 3; Indianapolis. q
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-06

The democratic Daily" seems to
have had some one over the eastern
part OF the county to inspect the
roads in Commissioner Johnson's dis
trict, and eventually gather up news,
and along with other items it says
that Dennis Connolly came to North
Dakota two years ago from neal Tor
onto and settled eight miles west of
Lawton. What a joke. Dennis is the
son of Thos. Connolly, who settled
west of Lawton nearly twenty years
ago, and when Dennis was only a boy,
and this same Dennis has grown to
manhood right in that neck of the
woods, and a couple of years ago he
married and is one of our thrifty far
mer lads.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-06

The local Elks lodge held a regular
meeting Saturday evening. Their next
meeting will be held May IS, when it
is expected that a large class of can
didates will take the work and a royal
time will be given to outside visiting
Brothers. This will be the last big
meeting before the summer season.
J. A. Haughtaling of Pleasant town.
ship, this county, recently returned
from Nora, Iowa, where he was called
by a telegram announcing the serious
illness of his mother, but he arrived
there too late to see her alive. He
also visited other points in Iowa be-
fore his return and visited relatives.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-06

VIM. Dieter returned Tuesday even.
ing for mSpokane, Wash, where he
went on the sad mission of attending
his mothers funeral. Her death &C.
Cured in Spokane Saturday and the
funeral was held Sunday.Mr. and Mrs
Deter who lived at Mondak, Mon, had
been attending the fair and were on
their return home when Mrs. Deter
was taken sick in Spokane and passed
away as above stated. "Billy' Del
ters many friends will be sorry to
learn of his bereavement.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-06

Monday the eastern and southern
parts of the state had a heavy rain
fall. Tuesday there were some local
showers in this vicinity, but, not
enough to do much good. So far
Ramsey county is particularly fortu-
nate as to the crop conditions. Only a
few days ago we had nearly an inch of
rain and the ground at the present
time is in splendid condition and all
grains sown are up and looking fine.
The crops / nearly a month ahead of
the ordinary years.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-06

Albert Roisum was in the city last
night, and was on his way to Edmore,
where he will pack his furniture and
he and Mrs. Roisum will move to
Sherwood to make their home. Mr..
lSoisum and VIM. Ogilvie Of Edmorc
recently purchased the Spaulding
mercantile store at Sherwood and both
families will move there. Mr.. Ogil-
vie is a son-in-law of H. r. Aslakson
OF Edmore, and Mr.. Roisum has been
a clerk in the Aslakson & Peterson
store at Edmore for several years.
Both these young men are hustlers
and we predict that they will make
good in their new location. They will
be greatly missed at Edmore.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-06

The junior high school pupils have
organized and the following. officers
have been selected: President, Ray
kneeshaw; vice president, Earl Welte;
the various committees were appoint
ed to select the class pins and motto.
Miss Beatrice Wightman has been Sc
lected to deliver the validictory adj
dress at the Eighth grade commence
ment, and Miss Mae Arnold will de-
liver the s%alutatory.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-06

After spending some months in the
west, on account Of his health, Johr
A. Honey has returned to his North
Dakota home and will remain here
lie was in this city the first of the
week and left Monday evening fol
Grand Eor!ls county, where he will
write insurance for the company he
represents. Nh. Honey has a host OF
friends over North Dakota, and they
will be pleased to know that his health
is somewhat improved. Mrs. Honey
and the children will probably be
here in July.
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IS Miss Mabel. sulliyan,s-daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos- Sullivan, Of Toxic,
was visiting friends in the city for a
short time Monday. She was on her
way home from Drake, N. D., where
she has just completed a very success
full term of school, After spending a
msnth"with her parents she will enter
the summer school at the Agricultural
college.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-06

Monday evening the Woodmen and
Degree of Honor gave a dancing party
in the opera house hall. There was a
good crowd present and the evening
was most pleasantly spent. At mid
night supper vas served, after which
the dancing was resumed and kept up
until the wee sma' hours of the night.