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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-03
PH|LL|Es DOWN GIANTS
WHILE CUBS ClNCH LEAD
BY TAKING DOUBLE BILL
Top Club Now Iins commanding Ma
jOrity In Percentage Race.
BROOKLYN Brmts Braves.
-. Associated Press. D.!

NEW YORK. July 2.-Phladeiphia
broke even in its tour-Hnmc series
with New York here to-day. by win
ming the fourth game = TO : Williams
won tin. game for Philadelphia when
he hit a home run into the right heid
stand in the seventh inning with TWO
runners on base. Had il not been for
two errors by Fletcher. the side would
have been retired in order. Doyle. New
Works. regular second bascnln. app
DeatcG in the Giant lineup for the
frs; time since May { as "A pinch hit
TER for Sallee. and flied to the outfe,d.
Jacobs pitched II strong game for the
Visitors 'Ihn Srnrr.
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lATONlA RESULTS

nan irf ITO tGen,ryi, $50 $ 50 and
srGeond;, snlv3: .ic4 .Lplnst9!hl g q? 20, third.
tiIever. Periogorod. Newell. Lowell also ran.
Second racc--six furlonSs-i5pn Tronlp.
iSSi GiI.unfstordl $50 !i3e 'si9 ffst "
Time l:l2 2-5 Rahu. Sweet Alyssurn. Sic
lus. Dragon Rock also ran
Third racc-nve and a hall furiongs-By
hrs, sam, RON. l6s ,jccnnolieyj $3.50. s!s
third. Time. l:V. as War cap. Carrie
Moor, Duchess 81 Savoy Henry Refers
Fourth rac"-slN MISUNDERSTANDING. 2.
tSauGcJ, $3.50 50 s.. rrst; Jappct. los
rool"b. 81 20. ;.70 .s"conc SIX Lady. loi
M %y is: stsc2,, 'f a-io. TITS sber, II. o ~
u i.crl Thurman. Harry HreivoSel kings
Joker also ran.
FIf'h .race...one mile, and three-sIS,een,hs
= .hfsi Bob iy yG,ii M io5 6Maiss;ic,
s. 20 ihra Time. 10: 50 David craig
Sam NcN"=Ein also ran
Ssh r4ce;,,;n.ie AM siG,esI,h.!iLr
second Hocnr. los G.unsfor!). s. so. third.
Time. l.;J %. Solid ErCE. Little MAJ, y
mont H. .Cora Lane. Fairly; Mudsll: Frlar
Broom Ped!!er also ran.
m!les-C'oi Marchrnnnt los t!IcwardI, 50 80
s. 80 first. Dr Carmen. III 81 Garner.
s; 500 second i;y!;e. l9s az POOH.
Merry Twinile Parish GuiAtnos,. ii ru"...
SION Little FriEc".. D!adj, isOrart also ran
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At Rochester Roca ester. o. sa'ti
more. 10.
y, Toron,o-Toronto |; Newark.
Al i;ingham,on - Binshamton. s.
Syracuse. l.
Al Jersey City-Jerscy city-Euffaio
iplaycd previously.
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
BY Asso, iated Press.


CHICAGO. July 2.-Chicaso and De-
irolt broke even IN double header
mere to-day. the locals winning the first
game, TO :. and losing the second
ii TO ). JameS'& wildnnSS. coupled with
opportune hitting. gave Chicago the
nrSl game. III tho second game the
ESitorS SlugEcd thci.' way to victory
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INDIANS DEFEAT ST. LOUIS

CLEVELAND, July 2-I:y AN eighth
inning rally. Cleveland defeated 81.
!;1u.s 70, :, in the opening game q
I!c series mere to-day? Groucy. pinch
2l" and scored himself on a sacrifice
ny EnZnhnn. after pitching good ball.
:" ste" ms kne" in running out a hit.
ana "as forced 10 retire. The score:
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ATHLETICS SHUT OUT YANKS

PHILADELPHIA. July &c cary
held New York TO three nits to-day. and
Philadelphia evencd UP the series by
winning the final game. : TO o. 1t was
New York's third shu,out of the sea
son. kopp hit safely every time he
hatted. scoring four runs and driving
in the other local tally with his triple
DuEan was back in the local lineup
to-day playing short. Tie score:
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Philnd cIphi;l.
ipid1S - 10
Eatted for Love in third.

New York o q o q q q n q a
fhiladel phia ." W
- summary; Runs = kopp %. Dugan.
Wo- base hit-Walkcr. Thrce-base hi,
kopp. stolen b,se-Kopp. Sacrifice
n!ls-,.earE, walker Left on bases
basc on CONGRATULATIONS l. Bases
on hallS-off Love .; off Finneran. ;:
or vance. liitS-of Love. in
mn lnSs of Finneran. in = innings:
@i Vance. in ! inning. struck OUT
ny tinneran. !; by Geary. . Losing
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game series.

game series NJ Wheat and Grimes
made more than half of Brooklyn'S
eleven hits Pitcher icarn. of Boston
left the team to-day Tor Chicago. where
ne Will STARE learning Il trade His
l'l.eSt ~. Il raise in salary over his
Hontract fi;.urc WAS refused by the
Boston club The score:
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CUBS CAPTURE TWO
lny Assoctated Press ]

ST LOUIS, jay 2.-Mcadows was
beaten twice to-day. cnicago tighten
ing its grip ON first place by taking
the first game. ! 10 |. and the second.
u to - II Was st. i.oIiS'S thirteenth
straight defeat AT tao hands Of the
cubs. The scores.
FIRST GAME.
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Pittsburgh.

Totals .......... 30 - 80 III .
'Eattcd for Toncy In ninth.
zone out when winning run scored
tBattcd for Mayer in ninth.
Score by inning:;
Pittsburgh ....l q II
summary: Runs = Cob. l.. Mcgee.
Griffith. Cneto. WinEo s MaCec. Cation.
RiEbcc. Carey. Sou'hworih 90. Schmidt
90 Two-hasc hits-Chase. Cue:o 90,
schmidt. Carey. Three base hits
Cutshaw. Schmidt stolen Big
bee Sacrifice hits-Cator. BiChcc.
Carey. Slapnicka. Left on hascs-Cin-
cinnati s: Pittsburgh. : First on or
rors - Cincinnati. .: Pittsburgh
Passes on halls-on Toncv. off Re-
gan. |; off Slapni,ka. ! Iiits-off
Toney. 10 in innings: off Reagan. 3
in Ia innings: off Slapnickn in
l-@ innings: off Mayer. in % IN
ming: off Cooper. q in ! inning Hit
by pitcher-hy Slapnicka tGroh,
struck ont-by Toncv. |: by Began. /.
by Cooper. ?. Wild -SiapnicL,.
Mayer. Winning pitcher. Coop"r: los
ing pitcher Regain.
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I hicnSO.


-VVT ' ~ TFT'IT'EH. To
Detroit - :. . 2 o III
Chicago ....... u I % o q . \
summary: kuns-BIsn. T. Jones
cobb. iicilman. Cunningham, Harper.
Young 90. Stanagc. kaliio 81. Muir
ply. j. Collins go. Risbcrg. McMullin.
WolfEans. Wilson. Two-basc hits
Bush HiSbcrg. Three base hits
Jacobs. Cobb. Murphy. Stolen bases
Murphy, j. Collins. Sacrifice hits
kallio. T. Jones ,2) Sacrifice fly
liisbcrg. Double plays ~ Bush to
Young to LEHMAN: N"ach to StaunEc.
Bases ON hails-rn RUSSELL! =: off Wolf
gang. 2; off Ea.!iO. 6; off Danforth. !:
off Corey !. iits-on Russell, in :,
innings. OF W"ifsang, 4 in , l-3 in
ning8. off Corey. . in innings: off
I;allio. Ia in . innings. Struck out
by kailio. 3; by Wo!franG. |.
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W ashinEtou.
cNstl' =
Score by innings: L

BOSTON .......... o 5000 900 %
Washington go. o / o o o O o x-3
Summary: Runs-FoSter CO. Judge
Two-haSe hitS-Fosto Schultz. Milan.
Sacrifice hits-picinich. Judge McIn-
mis- Double plays--.SchanG to Wagner.
Left on hascs-Ersto 10: Washington.
6 Bases on balls IN Harper. ;: of
Eush, l. Hit by pitcher--hy Harper
SHooper) stuck olt--by Bush. 3: by
Harpcr :
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CLEVELAND F: LEAsEs THsEE

CLEVELAND. diIo. July 2.-The
Cleveland baseball club to-day fave
ten days notice q release to Catcher
Alva Williams. Firt Baseman Ed Mil:
Ter and Pitcher kster ], June. The
three men joined he local team this
year. Williams WIS signed as a free
agent. Miller was obtained from the
New Orleans team II the SouthernlAs-
ISOLATION and Junercportcd two weeks
ago through TRUE with tho PITTS
burgh club.
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!iiatted for sallee in eighth.

SCOrc w lLNITBS. II.
Philadelphia .........oo q q q %
New York ...........O 90 o20 @
Summary. Euus-Bancroft 90. VIII
liams. Meusel. T.. Eurns. Holke. Me
Carly. Two-hDSc hit-lIolke Home
run-Wiiliams Sacrifice hitS-Mccarty,
Pearce Sacrifice ty-Sallcc. Douhl"
play-Stock to rcarcc to Ludcrus.
Left on hases--New York. >; Phila
de!phia. :. FIRST base Oh errors
New York. l. Philadelphia. =. Bases
on halls-on Schupp. /; off Jacobs, >.
Hits-oT Sallcc, in innings: off
Schupp in inning. Struck out
by Sailec g. by Schupp. |. by Jacobs.
l. Passed ball--t.. Burns. Losing Pitch
or, Sallcc,
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WASHINGTON DOWNS sOX
BOTH CONTENDERS FOR
TOP POSITION SHUT OUT
Athletics Reach Up From bottom and
Swnt innks Hndy nluw-In-
dtnus Best ST. Louis.

BY Associated rreSsj
WASHINGTON. July 2.-Washington
obtained an even break in the series
with Boston by taking the final game
to-day. to o. II was liarpcr'S second
victory OF the series. and his seventh
IN succession. The score.
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GAMES IO.GAl.
Boston mt Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cleveland,
Detroit at Chicago.
New York AT Wnsinxt on.
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Boston ...,.........o 1000 1000 %
brooklyn .......... 90 ! 90 -
summary: Runs-O Mara. NJ Wheat
ca. Grimes. Two-baSc hits-M. Wheat.
konctchy. Sacrihcc hits - Grimes.
Johnston. Doolan. Double play -
Grimes TO Olson. Left on bases
Brooklyn. ! Boston. !. Bases on ba lis
off Grimes. /. Iits-on l'ilingim.
IN innings; off Nchf. in inning.
Struck out--by Grimes. i. Wild pitch
-Fillngim Passed BALM. Wheat.
losing nitchcr. Eillil,E;lm.
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{ hiCnSo.

Detroit ...... q o o.
Chicago $500. ..... T u ) o KS
summary: kunS-\ each. Harper, Lei
hold. T.. Collins CO. Gandil. Weaver.
Mc!lullin, Schalk Cicotte. Two has e
hits-J Collins Schalk. Murphy. Three
base hit. Collins. Sacrifice hit
Schalk. Sacrifice ny--Yellc. Double
plays-E. Collins and Gandi!: Harper
and feic. Left on hases-Chicago. II:
Detroit. q, First base on errors De-
troit. Chicago. Bases on balls
pitcher-by James C:SndiD. struck
out-hY Jamcs. >: by Cicottc
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
-. Louis. Chicago. FIRST gan,c).
St Louis. :; Chicago. q (secuIIu camel
huston. 0: BroukIyn, (.
pittsburgh. Cincinnati. G (ten inning,)
New York. =: Philadelphia, >.
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.Batted for Bea.i IN uiuth
fliattcd for johnson III seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago ....... q o %
It. Louis ....... @ g q o o 0-I
summary. Runs - Flack. Hpllochcr.
continued on Ninth Page
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GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn ut New York
Philadelphia at Boston
Chicago nt ~. i.uuiS
Cincinnati at Pittsburgl,.
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Tfmcs-Dispntch pnnt Ads rench the
people. They nrc rsult producers.
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Here and There
With carlo"
Geographic Girgles.

Ihere was young nelder from SIOUX,
Who had very little to diouN
Cnt,l Sprightly Babe Ruth
Whanged the pill TO Duluth
And now the young fielder is thriouN.
\ hitter once HE'D from Black Butte
With a forty-one chest III his suite.
He did well with the stick
Till he faced come back Nick
Now maybe he thinks himself cutie:
y sluCger, who came from Cortez.
OF the bail put his dome in the wez.
The pill had IL hop.
But it took quick stop
NO Mowers. Al 4.l0 todeZ.
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TincA-i,Ispntch Want Ads reach the
people. They are result producers.
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BROOKLYN DEFEATS BRAVES

Ity Associated Press
BOSTON. July 2.-Cirimcs gave BoS-
ron four hits to-day, Brooklyn WIN
ning, 10 o. thus splitting the four
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Il III c.ss - fad nrS article uL.cr-
fincG In Iinc.-biSpatrh Want .d.-
they are rhtiiioGu"d ana indie, ii.
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How They Stand To-Day
AM ERlCAN LEAGUE

ir:>' FRIDAYS RESULTS
ChicuS". :: Detroit. = tfirst Game).
Engage. 4: Detroit - (serOnl Eume).
rhiin9clphin. d; New York. D.
Washington. ); l.ostnn. q.
Cleveland, I: st. Louis, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-03

Richmond's baseball populace will
turn out in full force tomorrow to
give the glad hand TO the Coolers,
who are coming to Richmond with
every intention of making the Colts
bite the dirt and thus 10 turn the
"a bleS.
Tomorrow. both on account of the
necessity for conserving powder and
conserving nerves. fire crackers will
ho, more or less. an unknown quantity.
Nevertheless. those who wish 10 see
Independence Day celebrated as OF
yore namely. with plenty OF pep and
noise. Will have recourse TO the game.
yearly classic shall not lack either.
Pop" Shanec viii act arhiter for
both OF the games. This Will bc a
great inducement to the many who are
now under the impression that I'D
Emery. following the custom OF Arthur
peNliu. vii! start something with
the well-loved and genial Pop.
Emery has the gift OF sharp tongue;
in fact. il has been said TO have the
b!aruey accredited to pevlin beaten TO
i synopsis q: last years butcher bust
ness. In The event that the two clash.
the fight fans as we'll as the baseball
fans may Toe treated 10 glimpse OF
action.
Proceedings are TO begin tomorrow
afternoon al 4.3o Thus far, the bat
teries OF the TWO teams have not been
announced. but they should ee known
by tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-03

by Enzmann, l. Passed ball-Nuna-
maker. Winning pitcher. Groom: los
ing pitcher. Rogers
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-22
co. VOF
HOME CUARDSAT
WARRENO ON FRI.
Took Part in Battalion Pa.
rade in That
City.

Yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock Co.
.vsaof the local home guards, under
command of Captain vs. Ell Courtney,
assembled. at the Ar~rnofYSsand from
there motored to Warren,.where they
participated in the battalion parade
held in that city ,at Z o'clock last
evening.
First Lieutenant Fournet, acting
captain Of the Crookston home
guards, with about so mon; Captain
Fuller Of the Thief River Falls home
guards, with about so men, and Cap
tain Spaulding Of the Warren guards,
commanding about 20 men, were
present and took part in the military
activities.
The battalion drill was the first
event Of the evening and the Of
ficiency and splendid training Of the
men was we'll displayed during this
entire event. The Crookston guard on
mounting was q very formal yet i'm
pressive affair and during this entire
ceremony the Warren battalion band
played most appropriately.
The last military event Of the eve-
ming was battalion parade and review,
Fol this affair the entire body of
home guards formed on Main street
and marched in columns of platoons
to the fair grounds, passing in review
Of Major Loring of the Crookston
home guards. ..
Motion pictures of the parade were
taken and these will be used by the
government for advertising the pa
triotism and progress Of the. north
west.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-22
COUNTY BOARD
SELECTS MANY
LOCAL men
Polk County to Send One
Hundred and Fifty-seven
Men Monday.

One hundred ana seventy-five select
service men have been selected by
the board and will leave Polk county
for training Monday, June ~. A quo
ia of 1877 men was asked and tho other
Is men r selected in cas- some Of
these claim extension on account of
agricultural pursuits.
Twenty mon In tho city have re-
ceived their notices and will leave
Monday with the quota from Polk
county.
Alcide Dumontet, Carl Martin Mo-
berg, Oscar Johnson. Ike Goldberg,
Joe Saaka, Leonard Larson. Bjorgulo
Vixen. -Martinus Lystad. Omer La
tourne2u, Gustav Adolph Nyuuist,
Oscar Brundin, Reuben Willard Hum
Auliffe, Frank Otto Hahn, James La
Tabor, William Nelson.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-22
CONCERT
SUNDAY AT 3

The first open-air concert of the
will be given in Central park
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock by
the Grand Forks Municipal band
which made a very decided success
Of its first public concert last
Thursday in the auditorium.
. In response to numerous requests
Director A. E. Moses has announced
that he will be glad to repeat the
program given Thursday. 1t is as
follows:
1.-Hail!. America! March .....
George Drumm
2.-Schauspiel Overture. Chr. Bach
3.-kilauea, Hawaiian P~atrol....
..................C. G. Stewart
4.--Soldiers' Chorus from Faust
....... On. GOunOd
6.-,Atlanta, suite in four parts
v. F. Safranek
6.-The Mill in the Forest. Idyll
a...... Eilenberg
7-American Patrol ...........
...............F. w. Meacham
g. Salome. a fantaytic Egyptian
Dance iced. Bodewalt Lampe
9.-Anvil Chorus from II Trovatore
Vefd1
10.-The Stars and Stripes For
ever. March Sousa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-22
Government Films
OF War Activities
Close Here TONIGHT

"~Pershfng's Crusaders" the United
States governments first official wal
picture, will close it's engagement at
the Grand theater tonight.
This picture, which was produced
and is released under the direction of
the Committee on Public Information,
shows Uncle Sam preparing for war.
Every feature Of war preparation is
covered. 1t shows the mobilization of
troops, the training in the various
c~antonments, the work of Me ord
nance department. the manufacture
Of big guns. of ships and other en-
gines of war. the development and
equipment Of the aviation corps-in
fact. it gives a glimpse Of every single
feature of war preparation.
The picture is both entertaining and
educational and is one every person
should see, for it shows. better than
anything else. just what this country
is doing to aid the Allies.
1t Is strictly. a government picture
and is produced without profit. the
funds going into various government
activities for the prosecution of the
war VI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-22
MR.. NELSON HONORED
About Thirty Friends Surprise Him
at His Home.

Friday evening at 8 O'Clock about
30 friends Of William Nelson of this
city delightfully."- surprised him at his
hoime,- 312 South Fourth street.
The home was appropriately. DECOR
ated with flags, and vases Of, peonies
were arranged In each room.
Bridge whist was the diversion of
the evening, during which time the
guests were entertained with a Vic
trola concert.
In behalf Of the guests. Mrs. e.
Mongoven presented the honor. guest
with a handsome wrist watch, a very
appropriate gift, as Mr.. Nelson leaves
Monday night with the national army.
At midnight a sumptuous dinner
large and -four small tables. She was
assisted in serving by Mrs. X. N,
Knutson and the Misses Esther Arne.
son and Gladys Lystad.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-22
GIRLS TO DISCUSS
T.. CONVENTION ITEMS

Services Of a somewhat unusal ma
ture will be held at the Presbyterian
church In this city on Sunday. In
stead of the regular pulpit services
the delegates to the recent Sunday
School convention held at Bemidji,
will give an account of their trip. and
will explain many of the interesting
things which they witnessed.
The Misses Grace Young, Beatrice
Fisk. and Carol Harm, accompanied
by Mrs. Earl Capes of this city, were
the representatives from the local
Presbyterian Sunday school. and as
the trip was an unusually good one
the girls find that they have much
to tell. All of the church members
are asked to attend the meeting and
hear the girls.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-22
WRECKED CIRCUS
PLANNED COMING
HERE ON JULY II

The Hagenbeck- Wallace circus and
menagerie which was wrecked in a
rear-end train collision near Gary,
Ind, at dawn today, with the result
that 81 persons and many valuable
horses were killed, had planned to ex-
hibit here on July IL, according to
City Auditor W. H. Alexander who is
sued a license to that effect only a
few days ago.
At a late hour this afternoon no
word had reached this city as to
whether it would be possible to follow
the schedule laid out, but il view OF
the fact that large part of the cir
Gus is still intact. it vas thought that
an effort would be made to. come here,
little later.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-22
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. White and
daughter, Gladys, motored over from
Cando yesterday and are the guests OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. L.. A.. Plummer of East
Grand Forks.
Edward Giesie is one Of the many
local boys who leaves Monday night
with the national army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Zeidlik Of this city
accompanied by Miss Marie lie Barge
autoed to Warren to attend the parade
Friday. "
Charles S. whitelsey of Fargo is
here settling business matters refa-
tive to the Smith and Sinclair Are.
Mrs. G. w. Bardon is visiting at the
P. j. Carney home. Mrs. Bardon Is
here from Thief River Falls.
Econ Monda who has been confined
to his home i'll with rheumatism is
able to again be about.
MI. and Mrs. James Driscoll and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan of this
city motored to Crookston to attend
the Whitman funeral Thursday.
Ollie Bang n son Henry OF OSLO
were in the. city on Thursday attend
ing to business matters.
Mr. Enard johnson and Miss Cath
| rine Gladys Macdonald, both residing
near the city, were united in marriage
Friday afternoon at the Presbyterian
| Manse by Rev. F. c. Oliver.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. J. W.
| Coulter who died here Thursday
morning will be held from the local
| Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock Sum
day afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Samuels of
Key West will. o%fficiate..
Lumber for Sale.
INQUIRE M. J. Enright, East Grand
Forks. T. 8. E 20. N. W. asst
Adv.