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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-11

and from there will go directly to Fes.
sender, where he Is engaged in the
ministry.
D. G. Ellsbury has been on the sick
list this week with an attack of the
grippe, but we are pleased to note is
able to he out again.
Mrs. Gardner and son, Arbie, Of
Enderlin, were in town between trains
Friday as they were returning from
Moorhead where they spent Christ
mas with the formers sister.
Lee Mcmillan was a passenger on
the branch train for Fargo Friday,
where he went to spend few days
with his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. bet Mcmillan.
Mrs. Dahl received word that her
mother, Mrs. Johnson, who is spend
ing the winter in California, was very
Ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Johnson's
many friends and acquaintances here
hope for her speedy recovery.
S. S. Shaw received a letter this
week from Guleck Strand, Jr., who
now lives at Longmount. COL, and
whom many old residents of Lucca
will remember. Guleck now owns and
opSA"ISo q SASoI ldSIOlJ is uO1uS
fine business and to prove that he
is master at the art of cigar making
kindly remembered Mr. Shaw with a
box of real smokes as a Christmas
greeting.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Marshke, and
son arrived Friday evening from VAL
ley City, where they had been since
the preceding Monday on account of
Mr.. Marshke's illness. They are now
staying at the local hotel until further
plans are made. Mr.. Marshke has
nearly completed experimenting the
construction of a school house at
Golden Valley, but supplies for the
building were so slow in coming after
being ordered that he was very much
handicapped and the delay will nee
essitate his going back again to finish
up the work.
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HASTINGS

| Times, Jan. 3.-Oscar Gunderson
visited Litchville between trains yes
terday.
o. T. Olson left today for Valley
City, where he will serve on the petit
jury.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hanson visited
relatives at Litchville Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Miss Mary Foien was a Litchville
! through on the east-bound train to
Kathryn to visit relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Sather was Litch.
,, vile caller Friday of last week.
John Arves transacted business in
Fargo Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.
George Monson, who lives north of
Litchville, visited at the, Chas. Olson
home Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Rose Bitzenhofer, of Litchville,
is a guest at the Chas Olson home,
liver Johnson, of Fargo, was in town
on business between trains last Sat-
ulday.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Hagen spent New
Years day at the Ole Arves home, re-
turning Tuesday by way Of Kathryn.
The annual installation of Yeomen
officers has been postponed from Sat-
urday, Jan. s, to Saturday, Jan. 20, on
account of the absence of the installing
officer.
Torger Syverson, Andrew Anderson
and son, Melvin, went to Valley City
Monday afternoon, where Melvin is
taking medical treatment. They re.
turned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gudmestad re-
turned last Wednesday from weeks
stay at the Thos. Gudmestad home,
west of Litchville, and are now at
home on the farm north of town.
The Times neglected to mention
last week the arrival of Jorgen Gusaas
from Mortilach, Sask., for visit with
his mother and family here. He says
he is we'll satisfied with the location
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FORT RANSOM
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Kathryn Recorder, Jan. 4.-Lnffa
Ronning is still ill with pneumonia
Clara Henrickson returned to Far
go Tuesday.
Marie Thoreson is spending her va
cation with folks at Preston.
Pearl Scatter is visiting at the home
of G. Thomas at Nome.
Olaf Laugness and Helga Isakson
were married Friday evening at the
Langness home.
Mrs. Ingle Iverson, of Englevale, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Void.
Gust Severson and Gust Hoarstad
spent Sunday at Hagen Anderson's.
Misses Nora and Carrie Lovelace
and Oliver Void were pleasant callers
at Avery's Thursday evening.
M. Ostness, of Kindred, spent the
holidays at the Jacobson home.
Mrs. Herman Carbon was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Holm, last
week.
Carrie Lovelace and Julia Anderson
returned to Valley City Monday after
spending their Xmas vacation with
relatives and friends.
Elida Erickson and Nels Nelson
were married Thursday at the brides
home, only relatives being present.
Misses Ruby and Hazel Hide re
turned to Valley City Monday to re
sumo their studies at the Normal
Mrs. Albin Hide and little daugh
ter, Of Watkins, Mont, are visiting
friends and relatives here.
Friday evening Knute Sather was
pleasantly surprised by the band boys
The evening was spent in card playing
after which refreshments we're served
and the guests departed for their
homes at late hour.
Andrew Erickson died Tuesday
evening after long illness. His son
John Erickson, of Steele, arrived a
few days before he died and a brother
came from Fisconsin to attend the
funeral, which occurred Friday, from
the Standing Rock church.
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KATHRYN
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Recorder, Jan. 4.-Gunnar Larson
left Monday for Norway.
Senator Martin Thoreson left Sat-
urday for Bismarck.
John Jordahl was an east-bound pas
senger today.
DR.. Sommerfelt was an east bound
passenger yesterday.
Jens Nahum was down from Hast
ings between trains Saturday.
earle Jensen returned Monday to
Mankato, Mimi, after spending the
holidays with his folks.
Christ Hoiberg returned today from
Valley City, where he went to get his
citizen papers.
X. O. Abrahamsen left Tuesday for
Valley City to serve as jury man.
Ole Reitan of Hastings transacted
business in our burg between trains
last Thursday
Chas. Norgrant left Saturday for
Valley City. He has secured employ
ment at the Heidel hardware store.
Miss Olga Eidsvig arrived Tuesday
from Northwood to spend the holidays
with home folks.
Misses Sigma and Edna Strom,
f1c1Ou OlSU0IS ouU dAAAn AAoAA AnoOAA
returned to their school duties at the
Valley City Normal Monday.
Tahart Amsrud attended the Heind-
rich Chemical Co. convention in Min
neapolis last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Minnie Larson and Oscar and
Levi Larson returned Tuesday to their
school duties at the A. c.. at Fargo
and Concordia at Moorhead.
Olaf Halvorson went down to Fargo
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Knut Rerg went to Valley City Mon
day.
The editor spent few days at Haw-
ley. Mimi, last week.
John Somoe visited at Nome from
Saturday until Tuesday.
Miss Mary Foien, of Hastings, is
visiting at the H. r. Hanson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morten Berg left today
for Valley City for few days visit.
School reopened Tuesday morning
after a weeks vacation for Xmas and
New Years.
J. O. Haugen, o. P. Hjelde and Peter
Olson were among those who left for
Valley City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Nicholson and
family returned Saturday from F1and-
reau, S. D.
Miss Edna Walker arrived Monday
from st. Cloud, Mimi, for visit with
the home folks.
Clarence J. Severson arrived last
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sAN'BoRN
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Enterprise, Jan. A. H. Cramel
went to Dilworth yesterday.
w. A. Siegfried was a passenger tt
McHenry Tuesday morning and is ex
pected home this evening.
Carl Grasswick and family, of Cal
gary, arrived from Canada the day be
fore Christmas and partook of Christ
mas cheer with Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Egg
gen.
Mrs. l. L. Boughton and sister, Der
nice and Agnes Potter, were passen
gers Monday to Oriska, where they at
tended the wedding of their brother
Howard and Miss Starr.
All of the members of the R. H. Nc
Kean family have been laid up will
the grip during the holidays, and are
not yet fully recovered, though able
to be around.
New Years day was spent very en-
joyably by crowd Of high schoo
students. The crowd hiked from
Olson's farm to Little HILL" where
they spent a most enjoyable Afternoon
in tobOgganing.
Ray Leeby is back again in the drus
store. During his two weeks absence
SAO III SC W0S SpCuI Ill MCI1culy uclp
ing Harrie Vadnie in the Siegfriet
drug store, and the second he spent
with the home folks in Fargo.
Rev. Frank Atkinson, of the Congre
gational church, has been granted {
two weeks leave of absence, which he
will devote to work connected witt
the extension department of the
university of North Dakota.
Tom Grasswick, son of E. E. Grass
wick, of this place, and who formerly
lived here and moved to Canada, has
enlisted in the Canadian contingen,
of the British army, and landed in Liv
erpool last Saturday, and is probably
somewhere in France" by this time.
Mrs. Moe was a Valley City visitor
yesterday
F. r. Hill wsaa passenger to Fargo
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Tucker were Far
60 visitors Monday.
John Diemert was Fargo visitor
the first of the week.
Miss Inez Boughten was a Valley
City visitor Tuesday.
Oscar Lindgren was a county sea,
visitor last Friday.
Harvey GuGndy was passenger tC
Fargo Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Cook and son Wis
tied at Valley City Monday.
Miss Susan Sartwell was a passen
ger to Valley City Wednesday morn
ing.
j. L. Houghtaling and daughter, Net
tie, were Fargo visitors last Friday.
N. J. Olson and Mrs. Leee and son
were passengers to Fargo Monday
morning.
Clarence Miller, son of C. J. Miller
has been laid up with the prevailing
disease, grip.
c. H. Potter will leave tonight fo1
Rochester to be treated for kidney ant
bladder trouble.
Mrs. Simon Stroh, ST., left yesterda,
for Rochester for treatment at Mayo
hospital.
Mrs Nick Hoffart has been taken tc
Rochester for treatment for enlarge
ment of the heart.
E. A. Hinchberger, one of the
younger married members of the
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WERE MARRIED NEW YEARS

Nome Tribune: The marriage az
Miss Elsie Janet Baine of Fisher.
Mimi, to Clarence Rosaaen, promiH-
ent hardware merchant of this place.
was solemnized at the brides home
New Years day. The young couple
will spend a few weeks visiting with
relatives at different points in Mime
sofa before returning to this place.
where they will be at home to their
many friends after Feb. /.
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ROGERS
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Rogers Citizen, Jan. 5.-Dick Leahy
was Valley City caller Wednesday
morning.
L. w. Carr is reported to be quite
seriously sick at his home.
Mots Mason came up from Valley
City Tuesday for a short visit with
friends
Miss Lizzie Clancy came up from
Sanborn for a Sunday visit at the
Becker home.
| Miss Grace Lund returned to Valley
City Monday evening to resume hel
studies at the Normal.
A watch party was held Sunday even
ing at Mrs. Lora Moore's. A midnigh
supper was served.
Miss Lulu Owens, of Darcy, came
down Wednesday evening for a few
days visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Colville.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Ludwig returned
home last Friday from their wedding
trip to Minneapolis and other Mime
sofa points
+ Earl Pickett came in last Saturda!
from Fernie; BE-, for short visit a
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. E. Pickett
Tommy Christensen and Buste
Stephenson, of Valley City, came VI
Monday for few days visit at thu
home of Mrs. Lora Moore.
Carl KnutsOn returned home Tues
day evening from Willmar, MINI.
where he spent few days visiting
with relatives and friends.
\ Miss Olive Colville returned home
"Wednesday evening from Darcy
where she spent the past week visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Miss Thelma Woodcock returned tt
Valley City to resume her studies a
the Normal after spending the holi
days visiting with relatives an(
friends.
Mrs. Henry E. Pickett entertained
a number of people at a New Years
party. All present report very goo(
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tolstad are the
proud parents of a baby boy, born tt
them last Thursday night. All con
cerned are reported to be doing nicely
Miss Grace Lund returned home
Friday from Portland Junction, where
she spent her holiday vacation at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Thompson.
Miss Tillie Engebretson returned tt
Valley City Monday evening after
spending the holiday vacation with
home folks, to resume her studies al
the Normal.
Hartley Stearns left Tuesday even
ing for St. Paul for visit for short
visit. From there he goes to Farwell
Mimi, where he has position in
depot at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Olson left
Tuesday evening for their home in
Sterling after spending the holidays
at the home of the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Kiser.
Roy Nokken left Monday evening
for Valley City to resume his studies
at the Normal after spending the holi
day vacation at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Nokken.
Three sleigh loads of young people
drove out to the farm home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. McFadgen, where they were
royalty entertained. An oyster sup
per was served at midnight. All those
present report a very good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Harrington and
family, Of River Herse, Sask., came in
last week for short visit at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Fletcher. Mr.. Harrington left
Tuesday for his home, but Mrs. Har
rington remained for longer visit.
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LUCIA

= =
Fingal Herald, Jan. 5.-Finn Oyen
was a caller in Nome Friday evening.
Sheriff Kelly, of Valley City was a
caller in our village Friday evening.
Miss Anna Reck returned to her
school duties near Fessenden Sunday
evening.
A. N. Solwood returned Thursday
from Hitterdahl, Mimi, where he
spent his Christmas vacation.
Martin Kittel, of Casselton, repre-.
senting the Frank Lynch land COM
pany, was transacting business in
town Friday.
Geo. Buhrman returned on No. 10Y
Tuesday night from Wheaton, Mimi.
where he visited at his home over
Christmas.
Rev. Savage left Friday for Fargo
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THORDENSkJOLD
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Kathryn Recorder, Jan. AIRS.
John P. Peterson went to Fargo Mon.
day, going by way of Kathryn.
Anton Gunderson and family spent
Sunday at Kathryn.
Edwin Nelson made a trip to Katn.
ryn Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sando spent Sun
day afternoon at the Ole Eidsvig home
Alex Johnson made a trip to East.
edge Friday
Bonnie Larson spent New Years
day at the O. F. Johnson home.
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Manager Andreasen, of the Golden
Rule store, will leave Sunday for "a
cation of several weeks. He VIM
spend the time at eastern points, ana
when he returns he expects to be alb
to announce bigger and better m
ducements for patrons of the store.
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CONDITION
The MtddeWoSt Loan & Trust Company
Valley city, in the State of North Dakota the close
Loans discounts
Securities deposited with State Treasurer 519oSo
Overdrafs,
Furniture and fixtures
Checks and other cash items 96673
loal $299901
Capital stock paid .s1opeosss
Surplus and reserve fund 7zs55l
Undivided
savings account 3O689.57
For
other 2481131
State o. Dakota
Melvin the
that the above to the best knowledge
T. MELVIN LEE
E. A. SCHULTZE
Notary Public County n n
(Notaral Seal My commission August 1Qse
COrrect-Attest:
FRANK WHITE
s. MASON
H.
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THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ..
Valley City the State of North Dakota business
Bonds other than u S. bonds pledged
Federal Bank 225o00
Value of banking house 3s2920
425oooo
Due from reserve agents in New York. Chicago
approved in
included in
25oaSS
Fractional currency nckes cents
2646.26
Notes of other national banks
Lawful
redemption treasurer 5O0OO
Total se7o642 .26
Capital Stock paid
surplus FUND 100000
- 16OS9S5
Circulating notes outstanding
banKs ana bankers (oher than included 20 800
Demand deposits:
Individual deposits subject
Cerhce OF deposit due less than 80 days
Cerihed checks
Cashiers checks outstanding
Postal savings deposits
Deposits requiring notice
Total demand deposits Items 80 "a, 49, SO, 3d. 49,
Time deposits:
49, Certificates Of deposit 2oS4eos
Other time deposits ~
Total of time deposits, .....s2oS46os1
State OF North Dakota, County o Barnes
do
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H. c. Aamoh cashier of the soemnv
that the above statement true the
H. c. AAMOTH, Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
M. E. MASON,
H. O.
JAMES
L.
Notary Public, Count N. D
My expires February 1918
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-08-03

Oliver, before returning to her home
at Homestead, Fla.
Mrs. S. A. Crawford and two chill
dren spent several days in Americas
this week with relatives.
Miss Nicely Darby, of Atlanta, is here
upon a visit of some length to rela-
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Williams came
up from Americas and spent Saturday
ard Sunday here with Mrs. Emma Will
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AndersOnVllle

ANDERSONVILLE, Ga, August g.
Mrs L. A. Rouse and two children OF
pothan, Ala. are expected here Satur-
day upon a visit to Mrs. Lucy Rouse.
Rev. E. T. Moore returned Monday
from a two weeks trip in southwest
Georgia.
Mr.. ana Mrs. B. 0. Easterlin and
children, of Americas, were visitors
here Monday.
Mrs. J. w, English has gone to
Americas to visit her sister, Mrs. Lula
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Physical Disabilities
Which Debar Men From
Service Under Draft

loss of mot.11 Il enc or more fingers;
loss or serious rtilation Of either
thumb; total loss of index finger of
right hand; total lcss of any Two fin
gers of til , san- rand; loss OF econd
and airc DsalaDAes of all fingers of
either hand.
Legs and feet, varicose veins,
pronunced knock knees, club feet, web
feet, webed toes, bunions, overriding
or marked displacement of deformity
of any of the toes; hammer toes.
The rules further admonish the ex-
emption boards that the affections
listed as disqualifying men for service
must be present in such a degree as to
clearly and Enthusiastically disqualify
the man for military service"
1t is the purpose of the government
to release men from service only for
actual disability This also is appar-
ent in a portion of the regulations
which declares that temporary effects
of acute diseases or of any injury are
not to be regarded as justifying find
ing that the person affected is physi
cally deficient and not physically quail
fled for military service.
Temporary disability of this kind,
however, the rules prescribe may be
regarded as iustifying a reasonable de-
lay in completing the physical exami :
nation in order that opportunity for re-
cCvery may be afforded"
Many Demanded Exemptions.
Judging from kilograms and letters
pouring in by the hundreds on repre-
sentatives and senators from states all
over the union, the number of exemp-
tons in the drawing of the men on the
selective draft because of occupations
essential to the prosecution of the war
is going to be very much higher than
has been supposed.
A New York member was surprised
today at a letter from prominent soap
manufacturer in New York, who
pointed out that in all the European
countries at war it has been considered
vitality essential, as matter of ma
tional sanitation, to keep the soap fac
tories in full operation.
This food of applications on top OF
the announcement by Secretary of War
Baker that not only would the first in
crement of 687 900 and the second in
crement of 100000 men be raised from
the present drawing, but that the ranks
would be kept full out of the list thus
obtained, adds to the certainty that
virtually every man who is registered
and has no good excuse for exemption
will find himself i'll a uniform unless
peace comes sooner than any one really
hopes for.
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liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Schroeder were
Americas visitors here Sunday, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Lacy and fam
lily.
Mrs. Mollie Smith is spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Holloway, in Cut-6ff district.
Miss Thelma Easterlin attended a
dinner given by Miss Lucille Easterlin
at her home in Montezuma, on Wed
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nesday.
Joe Easterlin, of Montezuma, is a
business visitor here this week.
Mrs. B. F. Easterlin was shopping in
Americas Tuesday.
Andersonville has presented bust
ness-like appearance the past week or
ten days with a number of melon buy
ers here. There have been about
hundred or more cars already loaded
here.
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UNWILLING OF MONUMENT BY
.ANERICUS CAMP WOW SUNDAY

The unwilling of the monument OF
late sovereign ]. H. Ganey will take
place on Sunday afternoon at Oak
Grove cemetery. All members of Am
circus Camp and visiting soyereigns
are respectfully requested to meet at
the Woodmen's hall at o'clock.
2-3t
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the late W.
II. R. Schroeder are hereby respect
fully requested to Immediately settle
their Indebtedness in order that the
estate may be closed up.
E. j. SCHROEDER, Executor.
7-27-10t
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-24
New voIIey Ball Organization viii
Begin Play at the Y. M. c.. A.
Gymnasium Next
Tuesday.
ENDS MAY FIFTEENTH
Ten Points Will be Given the Win
nina Team and One Point
for Each Man
Present.

A church yclleyhall league has
been formed at the Y. M. G. A.
Teams have been selected and a
schedule arranged. The first games
will be played at the association
gymnasium next Tuesday evening.
Following is the schedule for the
season:
Tuesday, March 27-Westminster
VS.. Trinity; Baptist VS.. Christian.
Friday, March 30-Congregational
VS.. ST. Pauls; Westminster VS.. Bap-
fist.
Tuesday, April 3Trinity VS.. Con
gregational; Christian VS.. st. Paufs.
Friday, April 6-Westminster VS..
Christian; Baptist VS.. st. Paups.
Tuesday, April 10-Baptist VS.. Con
gregational; Trinity VS.. Christian.
Friday, April 13-Westminster VS..
Congregational; Trinity VS.. st. PauIs.
Tuesday, April 17-Trinity VS.. Bap'
tist; Westminster VS.. ST. Paul's.
Friday, April 2O-Christian VS..
Congregational; Westminster vs..
Trinity.
Tuesday, April 24-Trinity VS.. Bap,
fist; Congregational VS.. ST. Pauls.
Friday, April 27-Westminster VS..
Baptist; Christian VS.. ST. Pauls.
Tuesday, May 1-Westminster vs..
Christian; Trinity VS.. Congregational.
Friday, May affinity VS.. ST.
Paurs; Baptist VS.. Congregational.
Tuesday, May 8-Trinity VS. Chris
tian; Westminster VS.. Congregational.
Friday, May 11-Baptist VS.. ST.
Paul's; Christian VS.. Congregational.
Tuesday, May 15-Westminster VS.,
ST. Paul's; Baptist VS.. Christian.
A match consists of the best two
out of three fifteen-point games
There will be calisthenics for ten
minutes between matches.
The winning team will receive ten
points and one will be added for
each man present.
Following are the teams:
Westminster-Sino Allen, Blood
Brugman, Craig. Davis, Foster, Frank
Norman. Loeffler, Sprowls. Wyllie.
Trinity-Rhodes, Ayres, Barthol
Benner Brunat, Camper. Bourtright
Dennison, Durgee, Edwards, Lofquist
Mckay, Springer.
Baptist-Hill, Arnold. Bergman
Deter, Merriam, H. Montague, G.
Montague, Odell, Wilson.
misunderstanding, Bacon, Boyd
Conradt, Duggan. purrett, Kirby
Sutherland, Ullrich, Weisman, Walk
er.
Congregational Devices
Immegart, G. R. Joy, Carol Joy
Ralph Joy. Parsons, Sandberg, G. H
Wolfe. Wygle.
st. Paul-K. Klann, Kiedaisch, d
Kirchner, F. K:rchner, G. Kirchner
E. Klann, Schmidt. W. Wolfe