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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-30

Manager Fohl Of the Cleveland club
does not favor the squeeze play. He
takes "A fall out of this bit Of base ball
strategy in the following manner: "All
bunk Just notice when the squeeze
play is used, and youil agree with me.
The squeeze is never pulled in tight
games where one run is needed to tie
or win.
1T is pulled by team that has ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-30
TEAMS REGISTERED
FROM MANY CITIES
A. c. B. A. Tourney Draws
BoWIers Representative of
Wide Area.
POTOMACS ARE TO MEET
ARUNDEL CLUB PLAYERS
Go to Baltimore Saturday Night for
First Block of Ten
Game Series.

Twenty-Five cities and towns, besides
Washington, are to be represented in
the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association
tournament, which begins here Mon
day. Baltimore has more clubs entered
than any other city. the Monumental
bowlers having sent over the names OF
twenty-one quints Eight from New
York will be in competition and the
same number of Philadelphia organi-
cations are to appear. Syracuse, Brook
Ign. Portland, Buffalo, Hoboken. Lowell.
Elizabeth. Wayne. Passaic. wheeling.
Revere. Hagerstown, Hyattsville, Bruins
wick. Richmond, Alexandria, Chevy
Chase and Laurel are others which viii
send teams. Here is a list of the cities
represented and the names of the teams
they will send:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-30
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
Minor Leaguers Beat Cubs.

ALBANY, GA, March 3o.-The In
dlanapohs American Association team
defeated nine of Chicago National
League players here yesterday, to 1.
Several regulars played with the Cubs.
T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-30

The Nationals put in two hours at
batting practice this morning. Sam
Rice, Walter Johnson and Joe Boeh3
ling all took turns at pitching. The
Yaunigans covered the positions in the
field during the Workout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-30

Harper Will very likely be sent in
against the Brooklyn dodgers in to-
morrow's game. Harper is in good
fettIe. and probably viii go for five
innings Joe Boehling may finish the
job
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-23

year; Gehard Baarstad, secretary for
one year; Mrs. Hilma Johnson organ.
list for one year; Jorgen Frydenlund,
sexton and janitor for one year.
Henry A. Wilberg left last Friday
afternoon for Towner county, where
he looked after his land interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Twedt, who
have been running the restaurant here
for some time and sold their interests
the first of the week, will leave today
for Dorset, MINI.
The first Of the week a deal was
closed between Lewis Twedt and Mrs.
Emil Evenson, whereby Mrs. Evenson
became the owner of the corner res
taurant and Immediately took posses.
sion.
Friends of Miss Ella Fredland re.
ceived word from her the first of the
week stating that her marriage to
Erwin C. Rustad had taken place on
Feb 8. All of Elias friends were
greatly surprised, to learn this and to
think that it had been kept secret
for so long time. Mr.. and Mrs. Ru.
stad are at present making their home
at Willmar, Mimi. The Tribune unites
with their many friends in this vicin.
ity in extending congratulations.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-23

WEST PRAIRIE

Nov. Co. The following West
Prairieites were Valley City callers
Saturday: Mr.. and Mrs. Ellef Falstad,
Mrs. Gangstad, Mrs. L. S. Nordgaard
Julia and Obert Nordgaard, Mabel,
Rudolf nd Agnes Selbo.
Rev. Holen visited at Obert Nord
gaard's Thursday evening.
II. j. Peterson and family attended
Market day at Hastings Sunday.
Mrs. Gallipo and son, Leslie and
Fred Nelson and mother were enter.
tanned at Sunnyside Thursday evening
Severt and Toilet Skolness visited
at Willowdale Sunday evening.
Several of our young people attend
ed the band concert at the Green
school Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Holland and fam
lily, of Nome, visited at Oscar Hol
berg's Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid will have their sup
per and sale at the Churchill farm
Thursday evening, Nov. %, at
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Skonnord and
Olaf Selbo autoed to Valley City Mon
day.
The Willing-Workers will meet with
Signe Falstad Saturday, Dec. 2.
Mrs. M. J. Moe and children, Mr.
and Mrs. O. B. Skonnord and Mr.. and
Mrs. Olaf Selbo visited at Holberg's
Sunday,
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WEST GETCHELL
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Nov. 2O.-A number of young folks
from West Getchell attended the Old
Settlers dance at Valley City Thurs.
day evening.
Anita Zoellar was a caller at C.
Young's Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Erwin Bergan was a Valley
City caller Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Young and family,
of Rogers, and Mrs. C. Young and
daughter, Alma, spent Wednesday
evening at VIM. Young's.
Gust Uloth and Henry Young called
at the Marcsh home Tuesday evening
Carl Thiel was one Of the many that
attended the dance at Frank Vandro
wees Thursday evening"
John Staub was Valley City caller
Saturday.
Henry and Alma Young and Norman
Seymour called at the Will Martin
home Sunday. Later in the day they
all autoed to Rogers. They were &C.
companied by Stella and Howard Mar.
tin and Nettie Zoellar.
The Rawleigh man was seen in this
neighbOrh0od recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dotting gave a
farewell supper Sunday evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kellar,
who are leaving for Missouri the first
of the week, where they intend to
make their future home.
Mrs. Erwin Bergan and Anna Dotting
made a short call at C. H. Young
Sunday afternoon.
Anna Dotting, Alma Young and Mrs.
Erwin Bergan were passengers Tues
day morning for Jamestown and other
points west.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-23
EAsTEDCE


Nome Tribune, Nov. 17.-There has
been considerable traffic in our burg
this last week.
If this week has been a foretaste Of
winter, we may prepare for bitter
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Roe and family,
from near Kathryn, were guests at
the Paul Hanson home.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson spent a few
days last week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Lee.
The Waldheim Congregation held
their annual meeting in the church
basement Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ole Eidsvig and Hilda Jenson
were west bound passengers Wednes-
day.
P. L. Thorud autoed to Valley City
last Wednesday with election returns
from this precinct.
A surprise was sprung on Mr.. and
Mrs. Selmer, Gilbertson Friday even
ing in the form ST a crowd of young
people gathering in the old restaurant
building and inviting them in to take
part in the general amusement. Re-
freshments we're served at midnight,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbertson
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LOGAN
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Nov. 20.-Charles Mclean, of Hans
bOrO, is visiting at the Gust VOge
| home.
Mrs. Will Martin has returned home
from Valley City after a sojourn Of
two weeks there.
The township officers met at the
John Logan home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Grinder, of Rogers, visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray ToOvey
Sunday.
Levi Etzell and family represented
the neighbOrhood at the Old Settlers
gathering.
Miss Anna Vogel and Miss Rose
Stark had swift ride last week, one
that they will long remember.
Myles RonZheimer came up from
Valley City to take some athletic ex.
ercise on the farm.
One of Christ Ludwig's horses fell
through the floor in one of the eleva.
tors at Rogers. The horse will be an
invalid for several weeks.
Miss Nettie Zoellar spent a couple
OF days visiting with Miss Stella
Martin last week.
Howard Martin Is acquiring a small
fortune In the fur business.
A number. Of young folks spent Fri.
day evening at Harry Smiths. The
evening was spent in games and a
good time was reported.
Miss Matilda Seipel 10 spending a
few days at the Herman Vogel home,
in Rogers township
Martin Undem visited Howard Mar.
tin Sunday.
Arthur Grinder is spending the
winter on the Dave Colville farm.
Elmer Johnson was a mid-week visi-
tor at the Wilbur Dogan home.
j. H. Foreman spent Sunday visiting
friends on section 80 Sunday.
Little Miss Eva Toovey has been on
the sick list for a number of days.
Henry Young and sister, Alma, OF
Getchell town, accompanied by three
friends Of this neighborhood, visited
the town Of Rogers Sunday.
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were presented with sum of money
as token Of good will from the young
folks. The party broke up at o'clock
and judging by reports everyone pres
ent had spent a very enjoyable time.
Messrs. Knute and Carl Knutson,
Carl, Magnus and Conrad Holland and
Miss Martha Knutson, all from south
of Kathryn, attended the surprise par
ty on Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Gilbertson
Friday evening.
Alfred Gilbertson was an east
bound passenger Friday afternoon.
quite number Of the teachers of
this vicinity departed for Fargo Tues
day to be present at the three success
sive days of teachers meeting held
at that place.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-23
stad, Mimi, after weeks visit at the

SCAO, MILL, dlCor q week WISH dI Iue
o. o. Tvedt home.
R. H. Schindeldecker left Monday
for Moorhead to attend meeting OF
the directors OF the Northwestern hos
pital.
Harry Evenson, the junior member
Of the Spencer-Evenson hardware firm
spent the fore part of the week at Min
neapolis, leaving here Monday.
Miss Ella Askim went to Valley City
Wednesday for visit.
Mrs. l.. Skagen will entertain the
Ladies' Aid of the Skandia church
Wednesday, Nov. %, at o'clock.
Mrs. O. J. Eidsvig and sister came
up from Kathryn Wednesday for .yis
it at the T. l.. Strinden home.
The J. F. Grove family are now liv
ing on the old Erick Larson farm
southeast of town.
John j. Nelson left Wednesday fol-
Cranbrook, B. c., where he will spend
the winter with his family.
r. D. Flavin went to Moorhead last
Saturday to see his son, Walter, who
is at the Northwestern hospital, where
he is being treated for an appendicitis
pus case.
Daniel Vikstrom expects to leave the
coming week for California, where he
will spend the winter. Mr.. Vikstrom
is bothered very much with rheuma
tism and will try warmer climate fo1
relief.
F. NJ. Long, of Sanborn, is the new
manager of the produce station He
moved his family over the past week
.. and is pleasantly located in the Aug
Anderson building on the south side
Mrs. A. P. Hudson is personally &C
quainted with Miss Jeanette Rankin
who was elected in Montana to repre-
sent the state in congress, and will be
the first woman to sit in that body in
the history of our country. Miss Ran
kin is a republican, of course. Mrs
Hanson met Miss Rankin two years
ago at Bismarck when the latter came
to lobby for wOman's suffrage.
DR.. Stixrud reports these births
Nov. 10, 1872 pound baby girl to Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Peerson, northwest
of town. Nov. II, boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Johnson, of Skandia town
ship. Nov. II, boy to Mr. and Mrs
George Jorgenson, IL miles south.
C. H. Ellis returned home Wednes
day from a weeks business trip tC
northwestern Iowa. Court says that
there was four inches of snow down
there and he was glad to get back to
North Dakota.
The Carpenter Lumber Co. in plan
ming extensive improvements to their
local yards. Some Of the work has al
ready been started and the balance
will be finished in the spring. Even
tually the yards will be moved to oc
cupy the west half of the block, lots 4
and 6. Lots l, and 3, in the east
end of the block, will be disposed Of
A big double-decker lumber shed has
been started, which, when completed
! will be ga feet wide, 120 feet long and
sc feet high in the center. Ten rows
of solid concrete piers will support thc
lumber and the second deck. The Of
flee will be moved to the northeast cor
ner of lot 6, and will face north, direct
ly across the street from the tailor
shop. Tom PeXa is the hustling man
ager of the local yard.
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Tribune, Nov. 17.-Henry Boxrut
was a visitor at Litchvlle for few
hours between trains Tuesday.
DR.. Nesse reports the arrival of ar
eight and half pound baby girl al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sun
steby.
Prof. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor were
guests of Dr.. and Mrs. A. j. Ostrande1
last Saturday afternoon and evening
Next Wednesday afternoon, Nov. o.
the Harmony Ladies Aid will meet at
the home of Mrs. John Koloen.
Messrs Peter, Arthur, Henry and
Teddy and their sister, Miss Agnes
Strand, Of Leonard, were visitors at
the home Of 0. N Boxrud last Sun
day.
Messrs. Clarence Rosaaen and Al
bert Thomson and Miss Selma Suby
autoed to Fargo last Saturday after.
noon and spent Sunday visiting with
the latter's sister, Miss Cora, and other
friends.
Invitations are now out for the mar.
riage of Mabel Junet, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward R6dlin, to Clarence
Oscar Hamre, to take place next Sun
day at the st. Petri church.
MIR. and Mrs. A. X. Davis spent Sun.
day visiting with the latter's mother,
A. K. returned home the same even
ing, while Mrs. Davis remained over
and is visiting with and helping her
mother move.
At their annual business meeting
last Wednesday the st. Petri Ladies'
Aid elected the following officers for
the coming year. President, Mrs.
Edward Rodlin; vice president, Mrs.
John NJ. Peterson; treasurer, Mrs. NJ.
O. Baarstad; secretary, Mrs. Gehard
Baarstad.
Peter Ausk spent a couple Of days
the first of the week at Embden buy.
ing a load of stock.
Ole H. Miller autoed to Fargo Tues.
day afternoon and spent Wednesday
attending to business matters.
The Zion Ladies' Aid will serve
Thanksgiving dinner at the Hotel Mar
tin.
Miss Minnie Johnson left Monday
afternoon for Fargo, and 1t is rumored
that her marriage to Peter Strand
took place Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. S. Arthur Nesse, who
had been visiting with friends and
relatives at different points in Mime.
sofa for the past ten days, returned to
their home the first of the week.
This Office received word from C. E.
Larson the first of the week asking us
to change the address Of his paper
from Hanlontown, Iowa, to Sandstone,
Mimi, where he is now working.
The Hotel Martin, which has been
under the management of Miss Edna
Starkson since last winter, was closed
yesterday. Miss Starkson left Tues
day evening for Fargo and her father
arrived Wednesday noon finished clos
ing up the business. 1t is understood
the hotel will not be closed for very
long as there are several different
parties wanting to lease the building.
Joseph and Peter Strand, Of Leon
ard, took the train from this point
Monday afternoon for Fargo.
At the annual business meeting of
the st. Petri congregation Wednesday,
Nov. Is the following officers were
elected; Laury Johnson, member of
the board of trustees for three years;
Ole aBrendmoen, treasurer for one
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LITCHVILLE
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Bulletin, Nov. 17.-Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Egge returned from st. Paul Monday.
Harry Olson came up Tuesday from
Grandin, where he is employed.
Ben Hageman left Monday for Far
20, where he will seek employment.
Andrew Larson returned Friday from
South St. Paul, where he shipped some
stock.
CLAUS Olson left Tuesday afternoon
for a visit at Fergus Falls, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Thorud, Of Kath.
ryn, were guests at o. O. Dahl's last
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Walter Casebere, Of Hinneapo'
lis, arrived here Tuesday for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Olson. Mrs. Casebere was formerly
Miss Clara Olson. aE...t
Frank Wilkes went to Fargo last Fri
day and returned Monday, accompani.
ed by his wife, who has been operated
on for appendicitis at Fargo. ~
The sale of the Ladies' Aid Of the
Reformed church was we'll attended
About $50 worth Of meal tickets were
sold and from the sale SIP were real
lied.
Prof. E. w. Lee and Miss Isabel Nc
Gillis, of our high school faculty, are
attending the meeting of the State Ed.
ucation Association at Fargo this
week, leaving Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Olson spent the
first half of the week in Fargo.
H. S. Edison was up from Kathryn
last Friday.
Mrs. w. C. Aylen returned last Fri.
day from a visit with home folks at
MOOrhead.
George Olson is here for business
visit from his new home at Glenwood
MINI. ..r
Miss Elizabeth VandeBerg is again
staying at the Wander Ploeg home, ar
irving here from Michigan last week
Harlod and Miss Ragna Johnson re-
turned Tuesday to the home at Hal.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-23

Miss Madge Martin entertained a
number of her little friends Saturday
afternoon at birthday party at her
home, 81 Elizabeth street. Seven
guests we're entertained, the occasion
being the sixth birthday anniversary
of the hostess. From 2 until o'clock
the children played games, after which
a delicious lunch was served. Those
present at the party were Bernice
Coyle, Winnifred Jones, Clarence
Easton. Oral Easton, Erma Jahn, Jean
Mudgett, Florence Mudgett, Madge
and Elizabeth Martin.
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assisted in the serving.
Mrs. John D. Gray entertained at
her second party Of the week Friday
afternoon at her home, on Elizabeth
street. Cards were played during the
the head prize and Mrs. Burl Carr the
consolation prize. Miss Gladys Fridd,
whose marriage occurs shortly, was
also presented with a gift. Late in
the afternoon refreshments were serv-
ed from the card tables. The decor
atoms were in pink and green. AS.
sisting the hostess were Mrs. Harold
Dwight and Mrs. T. G. Roures. There
were 30 ladies present and delight
full time was reported.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. l. z. Hansen
and Miss Hazel Nelson were hostesses
Thursday afternoon at the formers
home, 9l5 Fourth avenue south, to the
Alpha Phi sorority sisters who were
here from elsewhere over the state,
attending the N. D. E. A. meetings.
The guests numbered Is, all being
from distance, with the exception of
Miss Delphy Sharp, of Moorhead Miss
Minnie Nelson from Valley City, al
though not a member Of that sorority,
was included in the guest list. She is
a sister of Miss Hazel Nelson. Among
the various towns represented were
Bottineau, Grand Forks, Portland and
Hillsboro, N. D. The afternoon was
enjoyed as an informal reunion, and in
singing Alpha Phi songs. The host
esses served dainty luncheon and
were assisted by Mrs. Hansen's sister,
Miss Jessie Farup of the Valley City
Normal school faculty. Yellow chrys-
anthemums were used as the decora-
tions.
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Mrs. George Stems was in the e1ey
Saturday from Rogers.
Mrs. Nels Larson was a visitor in
Valley city Saturday from Rogers.
Mrs. Steinway, Of Courtenay, is in
the city for chiropractic treatment.
H. N. Velzy was business visitor
in New Rockford Saturday, registered
at the Mattson hotel
Fred Jacobson and Arthur Bohnus
spent Sunday in Fargo, returning home
Sunday evening on No. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rood and family,
were entertained at the Rev. e. S.
Solheim home Sunday.
Rev. Naeseth will be unable to con-
duct services on Sunday, there will
therefore be no services at Our Say
ior's Lutheran church this morning.
Miss X. Hoff returned to the city
Friday evening from Fargo, where she
attended the meetings of the Educa-
ton Association this week.
Harry Wright, of Oriska, who has
been in the city for the past three
weeks at local sanitarium, is re-,
ported as getting along nicely.
Miss Grace Tischy, of Wimbledon,
has been In the city this week taking
chiropractic treatments.
Mrs. Capt. Saunders, of Minot, was
an arrival in the city Friday evening
for weeks visit at the home of her
father, E. ]. Beleal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21
CHAMBER PASSES BUCK TO
CLUB; CLUB PASSES IT BACK

Despite q statement Thursday OF
= T. Chilberg OF the Chamber Of
Commerce consolidation commit
tee that the Commercial Club is
without cause blocking the way 10
further negotiations" club members
felt Friday that blame lies with the
chamber
II the chamber agrees upon cleo
zion OF officers by the entire body.
Instead OF by board OF directors.
and moderates its views that COM
mitfees be given power TO act for
the entire membership. club mem
beers seemed In favor OF consollda-
ton
ChiIberg's attitude. which Is the
attitude of the chamber. is ex-
pressed In a statement issued by
him. which reads in part:
The intermediating COMMITTEES
Of the Merchants Exchange. Manu-
facturers association and Employ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21

'ers' association have At no time re.
garsied with approval the suggestion
that officers OF a consolidated or
ganization be elected directly by the
membership. nor the accompanying
suggestion that the small number Of
members In attendance at any meet.
ing be privileged 10 commit the en-
tire membership TO any course OF
action.
These suggestions were prof.
fered BY the Commercial Club com.
mittee ut the first conference on
January 8. but were at once disap-
proved by the unanimous sentiment
of the representative OF the Mer-
chants Exchange. Manufacturers
association and Employer asso-
citation as being unbusinesslike. I'M
democratic and impracticable.
Continuous political controversy
would be invited and made certain n
the choice of officers were subject
To campaigning among the entire
membership.
"Wlre-pulling would superseds
the calm and deliberate considera.
ton OF the Importance OF electing
representative and competent men
TO the offices Of the organization.
and the result would be dissatisfac-
tion and turmoil compared wit
which the continuance OF two sepa-
rate organizations Is to be pre-
ferred."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

No. Jim. I'm not going TO leave
him. but neither am ] going 70 try
10 love him"
You can't build your life up
again on compromise
You mean. Jim. that he connot
build his life up again on compro-
mise. can do II. for a woman's
life In all compromise
ITS ali mixed up. said Jim.
with a sigh. but ! still think you
are making a mistake. Margie.
You should do one thing or the
other. You should separate from
Dick entirely. or you should 60
back TO the old days when you be
longed TO him"
Don't. Jim" | said brokenly.
don't say any more. | can't bear
II.
Il don't believe ! can ever be.
long to Dick again and because I
can't. my heart 10 breaking"
To be continusd.)