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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
THREE TITLES IN JEOPARDY
IN SAME RING, 1T is SAID
Ror Has II That Leonard and Herman i'll Defend Cro,cn
Card With Cqpentior-Lerinshy Bout
BY LOUIS H. JAEEE

THIS is story based on a report.
rumor. or something like that ;
dope. from an unreliable source. -
But, il true. one OF tnc greatest boxing
shows ever staged in history of the
game is in the making. Never before
hRv" three iStir champions defended
their title on tho same program, and
It's said that is the idea.
Battling Lcvinsky. according 10 tho
recognized champion of the lntcrna-
tional Sporting Club. is America $
light heavyweight ruler: Georges Car
ponticr holds the same laurcls of Eu-
rope. IT has been officially announced
that they will settle ring supremacy in
a fifteen round referees decision bout
at Ebbctts Field October H. This has
been printed before, but the new stuff
follows:
On the same program Benny Leon
ard, lightweight champion, and Pete
Herman. bantam titleholder. are to ap-
pear in respective matches. each fifteen
rounds and to referee verdict. In
other words. if the report is true. three
worlds championships will be in ico
pardy on the same afternoon.
The dame with thc wagging tongue
has it that Johnny Dundee is to be
elected TO, meet Leonard and Charley
LedOux, the Frenchman, is to box Her
man.
These three fifteen round title match
rs may materializc, then again they
may not. If such a program Is to be
staged it will be n magnet for fans
throughout the universe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
AlL-STARS ON TOP
Conquer the Fast American Express
In Exciting Game

The Woodland ALI Stars played the
fast American Express team on Pas
chall's grounds yesterday and romped
away with another victory. Big "Dick'
Newman slapped the ball to all corners
Of III" lot for two homcrs and a single
out Of three times up. Manager New
man has such teams as st. Raphacl's,
ST. Clements, Morton. of the Delaware
County League, and Eddystonc booked
for th" near future, but has few dates
opcn which he would like to fill with
teams of this calibcr. Any first class
or >cmipro teams can secure this all
Newman. 2226 South Sixty. seventh
street, West Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
RECORD FOR MRS. GAVIN
Lowers Her Mark for BelIeclairt
Country Club Course

SSe's'J S'ee SNe'oS
New York. Aug. 23.-Mrs. William
4. Gavin, playing against DR.. a. c.
Haight on the links of the Belleclaire
Country Club yesterday, cclipscd the
record for the course by covering the
distance in eighty-on strokes. The
previous ladies' record for the course
was an 81, which Mrs. Gavin hung up
herself and which had not been cqualcd
since.
Yesterday she went out in Al and
came back in 10. finishing off with 2
on the last hole. The members of the
Bellcclairc club wcres so impressed by
Mrs. Gayin's playing yesterday that
they are planning nine hole match
between her and Walter Hagen. when
the former open champion returns tc
the Metropolitan district.
Mrs. Gavin's card follows:
In 49,, 3 ) : 1 s-16-s1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
Jewish World Wins 22 Stralaht

Tho Jewish World defeated the South.
eighth when the Stars blew UP. DoughAry,
Ward and Jim Mckee at the bat, McCann.
John Mckee. Clancy. Coyle Bahlen and
Hackett in the field. and Patsy Waaces
playing for the Al-Stars were features,
Deady was unhittablo after first nnInE.
Score by innings: n. H. T.
World ...... I o 3 0 o 0 0 8 x--l2 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
Cleveland Gets Mails

Cleveland. Aug. 23.--The Cleveland Amer
lean League Club today announced the trade
of Pitchers NiehAus and Faeth, OF the local
team and a cash consideratlon TO the SacIs-
fnsnte club Of the PsciRe Coast League for
Pitcher walter Mails, A letthanesr, Malls.
wLS Was with the Bfooklyn Nationals In
isla viii Aoia the Ncleyslands at Philsdel-
phla nsxt week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
Johnny Castle Resigns

Wilson. Va, Aug, 23 Johnny Castle has
rendered his resignation as manager OF the
Wilson team OF the virginia League, hs-
cause of criticism due % his failure 10
nuke tho team win lie agreed, however,
~ remain with the team player, The
veteran Tom Downcy has been appointed
Castle - successor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
Humes Hurls Shutout Ball

Hunting Social trounced the Indiana club
bafore a large crowd at EIghteenth street
snd Hunting Park avenue. The feature OF the
game was tho pitching of a shutout game by
fumes Score TO,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

Ruth's largest afternoon this year in driving in tacs
was on June . against Washington. when he knocked in
five against the pitching of Carlson and Iachary Three
times the Babe has driven in four markers His large
days:
MAY II. against White Sor. Kerr and Williams
W. pitching--Bdhcd in four runs.
June ?. against Washington. Zachary and
Carlson pitchiug-Bdftcd in fire runs.
June 6, against Ahlctics Perry, Martin aud
Hasty pitcbing- BdttCd in four runs.
iugRsf g. against Dctroii DdWss and OMhdm
Difcbiug-Bcitcd in four rms.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

DHTLA DELPHIA might hare nro iaH-cnd ,'nbS,
but city also boast Of tIrO Of N" best
young pitchers rho broke into the fast set this year.
Copyrioht. 1920. BY PnbItc Lcdgcr Go.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

Two bantnmS Who arr ondeavortnE 20
place themselves in ;ho umaElare az con
,cnier. Tor the bantam tNle Win SETTLE their
gi"n'hiD distance AT West ManaS unk tonight
They are Martin Judgr. of Mana uInk, and
has been boxing for several Years, has me,
mat ,Lme he has placed himself near the
Top Gi the local bantam crop, McGovern
some of the top-notchers in the country and
has the big advantage of experience over
has been hoxing so well that It Would b,
hard to decide on a faVorite.
In addition 70 the Judge-McGovern htteen.
rOunder there will be three other matches.
a arranged by Matchmaker Pete Tyreu al
West Manayunk '9ntght, Tommy gMurrs%'
nt Maua5 unk, IN an elght-rounder; Eddie
i3ratton. OF Manayunk, vii meet Mike How.
F Four,Tound bout wnt bs Between Joe Mario Mar
Of MAnayunk aud Young Battling Nelson
also OF Msnayunk.
The Madison 4. c. bouts. POSTPONED or
FRIDAY night because 81 ne incIemen'
weather are scheduled Tor tonight
Eddie Mey, OF Allentown Is preparing toI
he IN2o-2i season. Since returning from
s Eg52IR%dHT irnHng and is IN Condition &c
get under wRv MOY has a contract with tht
"ryrnrta 4. \. here for bout with Lew
The local southpaw decided 10 20 under his
rorcnt operation. Then MoH wont to France
Now Eddir wants 10 go through with thu
Tender bout.
Joe Mendell Is another member of the \
! Iippe troupe who is ready TO get back int
| action here since returning from abroa'
Mcndsl boxed Young Gerardin ten round
| at Montreal while on the other slds J9
! knocked out Robert Dastillion. French festh
erweight champion. "Mendell will prov
himself another Abe Attell' said Lipp
| today,
Rocky Kansas of Buffalo, and Georg
| Chanev OF BR ltmore. are scheduled 10 Ee
! together In a tTelve-round bout In the latte
| rity tOright Lew Stiuger. OF this city, vii
| SrmifnaI against Frankie Rice. Of Baltimore
Arthur Tracy. Irish champion, has beel
bonknd for two bouts bv Johnny Burns, "
will meet Johnny Wolgast at Lancaster mex
/ Monday night ana Johnny GIL on Labor Da'
at HARRISBURG
Joe Borrell. Of this city. has been Tnatehs
tn meet Jsff Smith, Canadian middlewetgh
titlshoider, st Halifax. n g.. September l
! iftsen rounds. 20 referee's dscision.
v~.x y..xis rnanSsss s1r s1knsrffss~e rfuxfu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

Rocky Kansas Of Buffalo, and George
Chanev OF Baltimore. are scheduled 10 get
together In a Welve-round bout In the latter
rity torlght Lew Stiugsr. Of this city. will
srmifnaI against Frankie Rice Of Baltimore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

Arthur Tracy, Irish champion, has been
booked for two bouts bv Johnny Burns, He
viii meet Johnny Wogast at Lancaster next
Monday night ana Johnny GIL on Labor Day
at Harrisburg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

T-sW'T a 0F1TINNFH On hohaIf ~ Ms TT0tegO
{ 10 Ardv You. Patsy Gorham's champ. They
arc hCHNSwriEhts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

Joe Borrell. OF this city has been matched
to meet jon Smith, Canadian middleveight
titlshoider. r. Haiifss n O." ssa1smesr l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
FOR TORPID LIVER
tennessee Lumbernsn Talks Of III
Successful Use Of Black Drsush,
for Colds and Headaches.

jamestown. Tenn.-"f have uBef
Thedford's Black-Draught for years, Il
TACT II is the only liver medicine tina
does me any good" says Mr.. l.. A
Ragan. a well.known lumberman o
ibis place. When I wat sil gle, I use.
II for headaches. and especially II
get q cold pnd feel feverish, I take !.
good dose of Black. Dfaught, and |
sets me right.
Since I have been married, I hav
used II in my family, and W hay
found its equal for torpid liver or dis
arranged stomach, especially wit,
children. can recommend Blacl
Drsught. and gladly do So"
Every member Of the family occf
sionalfy needs the assistance this
Black Draught ran give, in helping I
cleanse the system and relieve or prt
vent the troubles that come from /.
lazy. torpid liver.
II your liver is not doing itH duty
you may suffer with headache, const'
patton, biiiouBness. indigestion, Ell,
unless relief Is obtained. serious sicl
ness may result. In its long and sue
cessful use. Thedford's Black raugh
has been fonnd In thousands Of case
to rolieve such disorders, by stimuIai
Ing the liver TO do its important work
Ask for ThedfoTd's Black.Draugh
and Insist on the genuine. NCia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
Wireless Stations
To Be Built to Guide
Air Mail Planes

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 25.-A
large wireless station Ia TO be erected
here In the near future for thel pur-
pose OF communicating with and
checking on government mail air.
planes. according 10 Ray r. Drummer
nnd Eugene Libloy. representatives OF
the wireless signal service of the
United States Aerial Mail service who
were In Salt Lake recently. Similar
stations arc TO be put at Cheyenne.
Wyo.. Reno. Nevada and San Fran
cisco.
The Salt Lake station will consist
of two i00-foot towers. 300-feet apart
and will be built near the new mum
icipal landing field. Tho plant will
be manned by a force OF twelve.
According TO Drummer and Llbley IL
Is planned to equip each mail pluno
with wireless apparatus and to put an
operator aboard. These men will
keep in touch with the stations, In
forming them Of their movements
and In this way the government mail
authorities VIII at all times be able
to ascertain just where they are.
This is not possible 1t present ms
o OF the machines have wireless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
DEMOCRATS FORM
HARDING LEAGUE
Cox's Wilson Policies
Drive Many From
His Support

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Thc or
ganization OF the Harding DcmJ-
cratic league, composed of democrats
who VIII support Senator Warren
q. Harding because OF their dissatis-
faction with the policies and actions
OF Tho Wilson administration, was
announced last night by Rhinelander
Waldo The league has an cxccu-
tive committee OF 100 democrats In
all parts OF the United States and
has opened headquarters In a East
Forty second street. Mr.. Waldo has
been elected president. The princi-
pal blanks In the organizations plat
form are:
"wc are for Annrica first.
Eve want patriotism before par
tlsnnship.
we want mo- league OF nations
with Its unil OF war-produciiig ALL
ances.
I'VE are against amy and all GU
tangicmcnts In Europe.
We are against Wilson nutOcracy
nc hontc."
we are not only voters, but ACTIVE
enthusiastic workers lor Harding"
said Mr.. Waldo. Sentiment for the
Harding league began to grow
among democrats following the call
OF Governor Cox on President Wilson
a few days after his nomination,
MANY democrats weree for Cos in
the belief he stood against Wisconsin
and the Wilson league Of nations.
They turned against Coz when he
hurried to Washington and came
away from the White House an
nouncing himself in thorough accord
with Woodrow Wilson.
"All the democrats in the Harding
democratic league are against Cox
In the White Heusc as a Wilson
proxy and n Wilson rubber stamp"
Mr.. Waldo, who served in the
Spanish-Anorican war, in the Phil
ippines and as police md fire com
missioner Of New York city. has been
a lifelong democrat. but he declared
that TO defeat the league of nations
issue he sees Il call for The support
OF the republican presidential can.
didatc on the part OF all patriotic
citizens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
Split in Democratic
Ticket in Colorado
Has Been Averted

DENVER. Colo, Sept. 25.-dlumors
that James NJ. Collins. democratic
gubernatorial nominee. would be OPP
posed by George y. Stevens. Or some
other candidate favorable 20 the pro
gressive" faction because Collins was
alleged to have reverted the DEM
Ocratic machine" were quashed to-
day by a formal statement from the
hcaduun rtei J OF the Fnrmer-Labor
party. which declared positively that
Collins would not he opposed by the
third .9arty for the chief executive
position ot the state.
Only I'VE candidates VIII be entered
by hat party. BY petition. the state
ment said; Judge Of the supreme court
and "A state representative from Dem
yer. The petitions are In circulation.
This statement was Issued concern
Ing the results OF IA conference held
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
Four Men Arrested
For Holding Up Bank
In Salt Lake City

SAIT LAKE CITY, Utah. Sept. 20,
implicated In tho robbery of the
Sugar Bank here Friday were arrest
cd at Orcm. Utah, south of Salt Lake
about eleven o'clock last night by
sheriff John =. Corliss OF Salt Lake
county. But three men entered tho
bank at the time OF the hold-up and
the fourth man arrested is believed
to have been a confederate OF -.ic
bandits.
A confession OF the robbery has
been obtained from two OF tho men
arrested. according to advices re-
ceived by the sherif's office here.
They deny knowledge, however, OF
the hold-up OF a bank at Morgan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
CITY GETS SITE FOR
WATER RESERVOIR
DR.. S. l.. Burton Donates
Ten-Acre Tract on
the Mesa

The city Is to have n now reservoir
In the next few years. DIR. 3. l..
Burton has given tho city u stract Of
land on the mesa north east OF the
powder house and east OF Fairview
cemetery for that purpose, II was an
nounced by city Manager Jamea N.
Gladding last night.
The site comprises ten acres and will
make an ideal site for n reservoir. ac-
cording to city officials. The size OF
the new reservoir or It's exact loca-
tIUn In the tract has not been deter
mined but II is the intention OF city
authorities at the present time to
mako II approximately of the same
capacity as that OF the present reser-
ypir behind the university.
Build la Two sections
The capacity OF the present reservoir
In 100000 gallons. II Is the In
tention to build the new reservoir in
two sections. 30 one section car be
filled while the other section is bc-
ing cleaned.
The purpose OF a reservoir accord
ing to City Manager Gladding Is
W fold, first to furnish the city with
Il surplus OF water and second with
pressure. The size OF the reservoir may
depend upon the amount Of surplus
watcr wanted he said. The present
reservoir holds enough water to sup
ply the city for 20 hours In The 5um-
mcr time. In other words II all
pumps should ave to be shut off Or
be broken-Rn nlmoBt improbability-
the city would have water to last one
day. In winter the supply would last
longer.
Double Surplus
Tho additional reservoir would
double the surplus supply and furnish
extra pressure for the supply 10. resi-
dents of the highlands who are not
furnished the pressure that the peo-
pie OF The lowiands have. Added
pressure In the lowlands Is not needed,
II IN pointed out. With the new reser-
vOir surplus water Tor the lowlands
could he pumped into the present
reservoir and the surplus water for
the highlands into the new reservoir.
The city does not contemplate the
building OF the new reservoir until
II Is in better financial condition,
which II Is believed will he In " Or
three years. Another advantage OF
building the reservoir In two sections.
besides hat of permitting cleaning at
any time Is to allow the cnlsrglng
uf tho reservoir. as might be deemed
necessary as the city grows In popu-
latiOn,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
Stare Capitol News
MANDATE
MUST Be ODEYED
Supreme Tribunal Issues
Ruling in Curry
County Case

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Sept. 25.-Dls-
trict courts u comply with the
mandate oc the appellate court. when
a cause is remanded. the supreme
court a held in an opinion In the
case OF r. &. Chaser, appellee. versus
w. U. D~annelley, appellant, from
Curry county. The Judgment OF the
district court In Curry county was af-
firmed. This was a suit in equity
TO set aside n contract entered into
by the two parties for the purchase
OF real estate The case was before
the supreme court twice, The sylla-
bus says:
ut is the duty OF the lower court
on remand Of n cause to comply with
h mandate OF tho appellate court,
and to obey the directions therein
variation, even though the
mandate may be. or In supposed to
be, erroneous; and where n judgment
on appeal Is affirmed aud the cause
remanded to the trial court with di-
rections 10 enter judgment on the
superscdas bond, II is the duty Of the
court to comply Herewith"
The opinion is by Justice Roberts,
Chief Juatice Parker and Justice
Iiaynolds concurring. ,
New Cattle Company
The Blslnorc Cattle company. n
ANAhh WI DONhNlOut mas AllOu llh tIlul
ter with the New Mexico corpora
ton commission and will maintain
Il New Mexico office In East Las
Vegas. IN charge OF william q. Hay
don, : Sidcnt Pgcnt. The capital stock
OF the company In 100000 which has
been fully subscribed. The incor-
porators are Il. II. Ladcw and j. Il.
Lockwood. OF New York; q. u. Wit
ney OF New Orleans; j.. S. Lockwood,
j. Muir, Jr., and NJ. Freedom. OF
Bexar county, Texas. The principal
Office In In San Antonio.
Two New Firms at Chana
The Pound Lumber company and
the Chama Mercantile company. both
with principal office in Chama, lid
Arriba county. have filed their arti-
cles of incorporation with the stat
corporation commission. The lum.
Der company's capital stock ls S4O,-
900. of which $4,000 has beer sub
scribcd by the following incOrporR'
tors, each taking 5000: j. II. Pound
Il. B. Pound, Edward Sargent. II. l.
lIall. OF Chama; Thomas ID. Burns
Jr.. of TERRA Amarillo: George X
Becker OF Park View. The statu-
tory agent In Vera IL. Pound. The
mercantile company has n capita
stock OF $4,000. OF which $4,000 has
been subscribed by the same incor'
porators. each taking the same
amount. The statutory agent OF this
company IL w. ii. kenney.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25

the previous evening oil the farmers
non-pnrtIsan league, the United Work
eis' league. the American Federation
OF Labor committees, the four rail.
road brotherhood, the Plum plan
league, the Denver Open Forum. the
liberal club, and the Farmcr-L Labor
party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
Plumber Held in
Connection With
Murder of Denton

Los ANGELES, Sept. CO. James
Wilson Grow hurst, n plumber. said
by the police to be on parole from
San Quentin p~cnltentiary. VAS taken
into custody In connection with the
murder OF Jacob Charles Denton,
whose body wns found buried In n
secret room In the basement OF Den
toms home.
Colleges In former times used to
brew their " ale and hold fes-
t~ivitics known as College Alcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25

THE HERALD WANT AID PAGE
has a classification for every purpose
and reaults for those who use them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25

Utah, early Friday morning, Il is
said.
Two Of the bandits, captured IN a
box car at Orem, gave their NAMES as
y. J.. Rodgers and c. II. Smith. They
are about rs years old.
About 5000 in money Is aaid TO
have been f0und on n of the men
taken into custody. Between $4,000
and $1,000 was taken from the bank.
Girls attending the mission schools
In China receive their board for SIS
a year.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-05-13
KRAMER NEWS

Better plan on attending the Grand
Theatre in Bottineau either Friday or
Saturday nights Of this week. The play
to be shown is Longfellow's Evange-
line. Adm. Is and IS cents
Mr.. and Mrs. Honadel and Mrs. C..
Rubbert were Bottineau visitors on
Friday.
Robert Ruelle Of Eckman was in
town Saturday afternoon.
Miss Bingenheimer visited with
friends and relatives at Russell over
Sunday.
H. o. Lyngstad of Rugby was a
Kramer visitor on Sunday.
Confirmation services were held on
Sunday evening. Those being confirm
ed were Pearl Welker, Thelmar Kirke-
by, Ada Becker, Lizzie DOMAIN, Laura
Clark, Claudia Sonnenberg and Ed
ward Olson.
Otto Folk and family of Gardena
visited at the Kenitizer home on Sun
day.
The A. Haas and G. Zeck families
were Upham visitors on sunday.
Messrs Will Weuker, Clark Hedeen
and Misses Lenore Swanke and Gladys
Paup autoed to Bottineau Monday
evening.
John Perry and family has moved
out on the Halfstein farm southwest
of town.
H. V. Kirkeby and family autoed to
Bottineau Monday afternoon.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-05-13

Iron Hand back at Nest Two plans
to return for the bonds. He gets q
secret message from q spy stating
that Sharpe is waiting there for him
and he arranges to make the detective
prisoner. The gang goes to the house
by different ways and make a noise
less entry and when Sharpe least sus-
poets he is overpowered and made cap
tive. They take him to a deserted part
of the beach along the bay. Here he
is tied to the tonneau of an autor1o-
bile. The machine is taken to the top
of a sand dune and started full speed
down the incline toward the ocean.
With the helpless detective on it, the
speeding "a of death plunges into the
surf and submerges itself.
With his last look, before being
plunged under the water, the detect
i've sees a girl on horseback dashing
onto the pier close by. Hoping to be
rescued the detective struggles to keep
his breath as he goes under the water.
The girl, who is Anne, leaps from the
horse which she is riding, into the sea
and swims downward looking for him.
Finding him half buried in the sand
she loosens his bonds and helps him
to the surface. Iron Hand has seen the
rescue from the distance but does not
interfere as Captain West and his
troopers ride on the scene at that mo-
ment.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-05-13
CARBURY NEWS

Be sure to attend the Grand The
atre at Bottineau either Friday or Sat-
urday nights of this week. The play
is L~angfellow's Evangeline.
Rev. Ingebretson of Antler conduct
ed services at the schoolhouse Sun
day evening. :.
John Wall, who has been working at
Minot this winter, arrived here a few
days ago for a visit with his parents.
The Ladies Aid met at the O. O.
Wareberg home Friday.
John Glomseth is the proud owner
of a new Ford.
Mr.. J. H. Engh left Monday for a
visit at his former home at Gonvick,
MINI.
Commencement exercises will be
held at the Setter schoolhouse on May
22nd, at $3.50 P. M. After the exercises
basket social will be given. Everybody
come.