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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
Army Olympic Trials

ST. LOUIS, June 30.--Jefferson Bar
racks. near here, viii be the scene OF the
army track and field meet 70 determine
the winners who viii represent the
United States army at the Olympic
games.
Athletes from almost every post and
cantonment in the United States are en-
tered. Many of the men have been here
for nearly month, and have become &C
china ted.
events, boxing, swimming and wrestling
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
PORTLAND NINE
NOT COMING

r. Walter Jarvis. president Of the In
.dianapolis Amateur Baseball association
yesterday received word from the Port
land (OreJ Chamber OF Commerce stat
ING that the Portland au-star high school
nine would not stop in indianapolis for
scrap with a picked team Of Hoosier
amateurs, as formerly announced through
the indianapolis Chamber OF Commerce
The local chamber had turned the Work
OF organizing the Indianapolis team over
to Jarvis and he had planned TO bring
the all-stars here for game Monday, July
3. IS one of the features Of the big anna
teur day" program. He wired Portland,
asking for the club on this date, but was
informed IN a telegram received yester-
day that the entire trip had been can
eeled.
Fast fourteen year-old clubs desiring
berths in the indianapolis junior loop
should call Prospect 22G3 between ; 80
and 0 O'Clock tonight and ask for Mel
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
TILDEN DOWNS
JAP IN FINALS
Yank Meets Patterson In
British Challenge Round.

WIMBLEDON, England, June 30
william 7. T1lden II Of Philadelphia de-
feated Zeno S9tlmldu Of Japan in the finals
matches today, earning the right to play
Gerald Patterson of Australia in the chal-
lenge round. sThe score was GA, Ga,
1911
The American played a wonderful game,
outclassing the japanese.
Mrs. Lambert Chambers, former Eng
fish champion, survived the final round Of
the British woman's championship today
and earned the right to meet Nine. Su-
zanne Lenglen, the champion, in the
challenge round for the championship.
Mrs. Chambers, in the final round, de-
feated Miss Mary Ryan, the former Cal
ifornia girl, in straight sets at 62 and
Gil
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Invitational Golf Meet
Opens on Riverside Links

All golf club members in Indiana were
invited TO participate In the annual
Riverside invitational tournament over
the Riverside links today and Ed He'd
den, director OF the tourney. expected a
classy number Of golfers TO shoot the
eighteen holes Of medal handicap play.
The first contestants were TO leave the
tee at u 80 and eutries were 10 be ac-
cepted until that time
Prizes were 10 be awarded for both
low and second low gross and net scores.
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American Golf Pros
Make Poor Shouting
in British Tourney

LONDON, June 3O.--Jim Barnes, star
American golf professional, made dis
appointing showing in the opening "
the British open golf championship at
Deal today when he scored 10 in tic
first round
Walter Hagan, considered TO be the
more reliable OF the American pair in
the tournament. made even poorer
showing than his team mate when he
went around In 50.
Alec Hered, the veteran Britisher, set
a low mark for the tournament when he
made the course in q.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

PHILADELPHIA. June 3o.-Kenneth
Hawk. captain OF the Yale tennis team,
defeated Leon DeTurenne. the Harvard
captain. in the feature match Tuesday OF
the intercollegiate lawn tennis tourna-
ment at the Marion Cricket club.
The score was rs, 7-6, SO.
The second round OF singles was COM
pleted Tuesday and one match was
played in the third round. The doubles
also got under way.
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Yank Golfers Lose

BEACONSFIELD. Quebec. June 30
All four American golfers who qualified
for the Canadian amateur championship
tournament were eliminated Tuesday.
B. c. Cochran Of Baltimore and Brice
Evans OF Boston were put out IN the
first round ana f. II. Collette and K
NJ. Hancock. both Of Providence, r l.,
in the second.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

City Tennis Tourney
to Open on Saturday

The 1920 city tennis championship
tournament will open on the Haw-
thorn courts Saturday afternoon In
stead of Monday, as was originally
planned, according to an announce
ment made today by Ernest T. FL
lingtOn, chairman Df the Hawthorn
tournament commit ee.
Drawings will lDe made Friday
night In the direct ors' room of the
Fletcher American Company.
Entries to the tourney may be
filed with Hence Qrme, chairman of
the City Tennis as ISOLATION, or with
Ernest Ellington.
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oBRIEN VS.. MARTIN.

COLUMBUS, O., June 30-The big
match boxing fans have been looking
forward to the past eight months-Bob
Martin VS.. Dick O'Brien-will take place
in this city on the night of July ii. 1t
will be for fifteen rounds and will carry
a referees decision. The contest will
take place under the auspices of the
American legion and will be held in the
open-air arena Of the Fairmont Athletic
c1uh
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Kan for Murphy In the ninth.
tBatted for Nelson in the ninth.
Indians. ~ I 0 0 0 0 0 Go
Mud Hens. . 0 0 0 Is
Two-base hit-Schreiber. Three base
hits-GOssett, J. Jones. Sacrifice hits
Rehg, GOssett, Wolf Dyer. Derrick
Stolen base-Reilley. Double play-Dyer
to J. Jones to Hyatt. Left on bases
Indians, 4; Mud Hens, 8. Bases on balls
or Royce. 3 OF McColl, 1; of Nelson.
l. Hits-Of McCoI, and G runs in q
innings; off Nelson, and no runs in 3
innings; OF Royce, s and > runs In S1-3
innings; of Cavet, no hits and no runs
in 1-3 inning; of J. z. Jones, no hits and
no runs in IS inning Hit by pitcher
By Nelson, ! wolf. Struck Out-By
Royce, 2; by Nelson, l. Winning pitch
er-ROgge Losing Ditcher-McCOu. I'm
pires-Murray and McGlOon. Time 40
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MASON HELD EVEN.

CINCINNATI, June So frankie
Mason Of FIT. Wayne, Ind, was held to
a draw by Battling Chink, local
fighter in ten rounds here.
frankie Nessler of Cincinnati, light
weight, gained the decision over Happy
McHenry of Montpelier, Ind, in a ten
round bout.
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A MOTHER GOOSE LAMENT.
BY PAT MORAN.

NEW YORK, June so.
Nine little pitchers aiming at the plate,
/ had to can a busher and then there
were eight
Eight little pitchers, three less than
'leven,
Corner Joined the outlaws and then there
were seven;
Seven little pitchers putting in their
ticks,
Bressler broke his leg and then there
were six
Six little pitchers ready for the drive,
Eller's back acquired a kink and then
there were i've,
Five little pitchers when Sallee got sore,
He drew a vacation and then there were
four;
Four little pitchers all IN a row,
1 wonder who'll be the next guy 20 blow I
Let's see, wasn't this supposed 70 be
Just about the time that Home Run"
Baker came back to the Yankees Tor an
increase In salary BY the way, who
was Home Run" Baker2
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May Lengthen Schedule

CHICAGO, June 3O.--President Tearney
of the Western league yesterday called a
special meeting OF the league for Omaha,
Neb., July II.
The proposal TO lengthen the schedule
to 16S games will be one of the ques-
tions to be considered. The present
schedule calls for 1854 games
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EASY For EPSTEIN.

TOLEDO, June 30-Solly Epstein, the
Indianapolis bantamweight, was given
every round except the fourth against
round battle.
Newspaper men at the ringside were
unanimous in handing Solly the fight.
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Dukes and Counts

MADRID, June 30-Spain viii send
TO the Olympic games at Antwerp a polo
team composed of Duke Santomauro,
Duke Tenarando. Marquis Villabragima
and Count Mezaont Paule.
Abelardo Lopez, champion swimmer OF
Spain, has gone to Antwerp, where he
zvau compete In the Olympic games.
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SID MERGERS CLOSE-UPS

forcing the intentional pass" rule ema-
mates from Babe Ruth sympathizers.
When Babe was swinging at Yankee
pitchers q was different.
Speaking OF intentional passes, there
are not many loose ones connected with
the baseball box Offices in these days OF
capacity crowds and Increased prices. II
costs magnate a quarter more TO issue
you an Annie Oakley now--at least that
the way most of them figure Il.
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Select Runners July 6

NEW YORK, June 30.-Selection of
the American repro sentatives for the
Olympic marathon race Will be made
here July 6, by the American Olympic
committee, it was any ounced Tuesday
Members of the swimming and boxing
teams will be chosen at a meeting ] uly IA.
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oHRIsTIANo A WINNER.

BUFFALO, June 30.-Bud Christiano
dafeated Chip Davis in ten fast rounds
beNQre 1900 at the first open air show
last might. The Chicago boy led from
tie third round. slowing Chip down with
stiff r&hts to the body and right crosses
to the head
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

The Cincy Reds threw further gloom
into Card hopes yesterday by trimming
Rickey's team. HOrnsby struck out with
the bases loaded.
TAs Cubs and Pirates divided a twin
The Giants continued sIugging and
handed the PhiIIies another waIIop-
ing.
Brooklyn pitchers failed again and the
Braves COPIED. The Dodgers were fam
Gus in the spring because OF their pitch
Ing staff.
The Yanks rallied in the ninth to beat
the Red Sox, 10 ). Ruth got a triple.
The Cleveland Indians tossed a terrific
bomb into the Browns camp By grab
bing a double header.
The Detroit Tigers fell again. this
time to the White SOx. The Tigers
are satisfied, however, that they won't
be last The Athletics won't let them.
over the right field wall in Cleveland
and up against the house which Babe
Ruth cleared with his homer on June I3
They printed the picture of the house
Cobb hit, but when Ruth topped the
building they merely made mention Of
It in two lines. Soon one will have to
look in the summary to see il Babe got
a homer. Hes making them too com
mon.
Manager Moran OF the Reds held a con-
ference with Scouts McCann and Cham
bers yesterday and outlined his policy
20 them. Both of the sleuths viii light
out at once for foreign parts in search
of the elusive star. The board Of d.
rectors Of the Reds has given Moran free
sway to secure any players he wants at
any price.
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Vet Detroit PLAYER

Bill Coughlin, the old Detroit ball
player, resigned as coach of the Lafay-
cite baseball team after he had devel-
oped a team that won fourteen games
and lost four.
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HOW DO THEY GET THAT wAYq

Jerry. the ex-bartender, got into an
of Emerald islanders the other night
when he was on the late watch at the
chain drug store soda fountain.
After they pulled Jerry out from under
the debris he exclaimed weakly:
Il love the Irish. but don't bunch EN-.
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She's Coed Track Star

The University OF Nebraska has a star
coed athlete in Miss Jean Shuster.
The young woman is credited with
running a quarter mile recently in 50 2-5
seconds without the aid Of spiked shoes.
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RAIN PUTS KINK|
IN NET PROGRAM
Boys and Juniors to {
Started Tomorrow.
THURSDAYS SCHEDULE.
ROYS


10 A. M.-Morrill vs.. Troy, Newton
Fox, Craig VS.. Davidson, Nelson
Hart.
IL A M-Mahrdt VS.. Hill, Tremain
Hedges, Sagalowsky vs.. Allen, May
L. Bradford
u Noon-KerI vs.. Smith, Fisher
Anderson, Woods VS.. Hyatt, Matt
VS.. Randall.
P. M.-Bamberge VS.. Keiber, Schl
ney VS.. Harrington.
2 P. M.-Soloman vs.. Reeves, Kol
ger Vs. Pavey, Barge VS.. Boyces T
5 P. M.@Arnald Davis VS.. KatseI
ger, Wamsley VS.. Marley, ". BE-
vs.. Yaezel, Charles Mccarthy VS..
4 P. M.-Nathan Davis VS.. vd
Boots vs.. McC1intock, Wildison VS.
hill, Henderson VS.. Edwards.
T. M.-Russ VS.. g. Schwab, Ia
VS.. Norton, Kohn VS.. Fiscns, Davidd
JUNIORS.
10 A. M-Milholland VS.. A. B4y
Haworth VS.. KackIey.
IL A M.-Falk VS.. Atkins, Fletche Il
Orme.
u Noon-Mathews VS.. T. Smith,
Brown VS.. Harbottle.
1 P. Nee VS.. Lance, Lau
vs.. McLeay.
2 P: NJ. Patterson VS.. Laughne
Schweb VS.. Mikes.
3 P. A.--Cash VS.. Koran, r. Basti
P. M.-McDaniel VS.. Mills, Gnb9
3 P. M.-Petrovitsky VS.. Rob
Uebele VS.. WEIGH.
6 2. M.-3Iitchen VS.. Suydan;
VS.. Jerry.
Heavy rains last night caused
postponement of the first round
Indiana boys and junior tennis
pionship tournament until tomorro
Starting Thursday at 10 a. Nd
matches up to the final scrap in
classes will be played on the II
apoHs Tennis association courts be
that time and Saturday afternoon
Monday afternoon the scene wi
shifted to the Hawthorn courts Il
title play.
All matches viii be played
cording to the original scheduI
Hence Orme, official referee, sta
youngsters will be able to rea
finals Saturday without any trout
Will be necessary, however, for al S
ers to be on the courts prompt
all those more than twenty
tardy win automatically forfeit
matches.
With a total Of 100 youngsters
in both divisions Of the tourrl
entry list is larger than any &
the history Of Hoosier boys and
play, and 1t IS only natural tol
that more than the usual good
will be made during the play.
Milton Petrovitsky, 1919 junior
is entered again this year and
of winning the trip to Forest
Y. The champ will play his fir -
with Robinson at o'clock
afternoon.
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NATIONAL LEAGrE.

Brooklyn at New York 1.-TWO games).
PittSburg at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
No others today.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia two games)
Washington at Boston 1.-TWO games).
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Fourteen inninesD

Fourteen innings)
Milwaukee. OoO0E6 0 1
Minneapolis O0O-2 ID =
Batteries-Northrop and CASTOR; Low
dermilk and Mayer.
St Paul. $40. 100000 10 o
Kansas city. 0 o o o % 9 l
Batteries-Merritt and Hargrave, Nc
Menemy; Letter, TuerO and Brock.
foiiHs... o6oSY2 Oo-s I 5
Batteries-George and Connolly; Deca-
tur, Long and Meyer.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago $500. 2 o > 0 0 10 8 % Y 0
Detroit .. 01013 0 . 0 OF II 3
Observation-Disclosures Kerr and Schalk
Ehmke, Ayers. Okrie and Stanage-
First Game
Cleveland 800. 90 l 5 90 8 % 10 2
st Louis 800. 8 o o l 2 O-6 IL
Batteries - Caldwell. COveleskie and
oNeill; Shocker, Burwell, SothOrn and
SEVERED
Second Game
Cleveland .... 100 00O1 0-5 Z 4
st Louis ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 o. 8
Batteries-Morton and O'Neill; Well
man, Shocker and Billings.
New York I1O100 90 3-6 u o
Boston 1900. 0 0 o 0 o 0 o Is 9 o
Batteries - Shore, ThormahIen and
Hannah; Jones, Pennoch aud Walters.
(No other games piayed)
"
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
First game. II innjngs)
Pittsburg. O1O2 5000 20 IA 8 o
Chicago. 10000 0 o 0 0 0-S IL l
Batteries-Cooper and Haerner; Morton
and O'Farrell.
Second game)
ChIcago. o. OIL 0 . Ia IS 1
Pittsburg. 90 100 o. 3 9 o
Batteries-Hendrix and DAILY; Meador,
Watson, Blake and Hae1neF.
Cincinnati. 90 l o 2 2 o IS 10 o
st. Louis. 90 OIL o 90 0-1 IL
Batteries-Fisher and Allen; Jacobs,
Sherdeu and DIlhOefer.
New York.. OOOOS2 o-715 1
Philadelphia. 0 0 0 5000 OIL 2
Batteries-Douglas and Snyder; Rixey.
Smith and Wheat
Boston ... 2O01 % 20 IS IT /
Brooklyn. o 0 o 0 0 90 OIL IL l
Batteries-Scott and Gowdy; Galore
MOZART and Kruger.
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MICHIGAN'S MANY WI
In the nine western confere
and field championships in whisT "
gan has competed the wolverines
won the honors seven times.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
THREE-I LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus
Kansas City at st. Paul two games).
Milwaukee at Minneapolis 1.-TWO games).
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The Detroit Tigers fell again, this
time to the White Sox. The Tigers
are satisfied, however. that they won't
be last The Athletics won't let them.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

The dust eaters" who are going after
laurels in the FIVE auto races at the fair
grounds Monday afternoon were to start
practicing on the mile oval this after
noon and Leo Smith, Roachdale driver,
was among those ready to make good use
of the first practice session. He will pilot
a Smith Special in the races
o. NJ. Jones, Bill Derry and Lawrence
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Brooklyn pitchers failed again and the
Braves COPIED. The Dodgers were fam
Gus in the spring because OF their pitch
Ing STAFF.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

The Cleveland Indians tossed 4 terrific
bomb into the Browns camp by grab
bing a double header
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

The Yanks rallied in the ninth to beat
the Red Sox, 6 10 ). Ruth got a triple.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

Milwaukee. O0O0-6 0
Minneapolis 02O00O00O00OOO ID =
Batteries-Northrop and CASTOR; Low
dermilk and Mayer.
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SERIES WITH HENS DEVELOPS INTO THRILLER
baseball Calendar
- and Standings

HOW THEY STAND.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
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Big League Stuff

The Cincy Reds threw further gloom
into Card hopes yesterday by trimming
Rickey's team. Hornsby struck out with
the bases loaded
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

bdNttIIts -tItIIILt anu HdL IHNtt :.
Menemy; Letter, Tuero and Brock.
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The Giants continued smuggling and
handed the PhiIlies another walIop-
ing.
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St. Paul: 49,. e4oooooo 9
Kansas City. 0 0 0 0 0 0 o-O 6
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TAs Cubs and Pirates divided a twin
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-07
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Continued from page 81

1873 John Karpenko-Mont. & Oak
Grain Co.'s bushels oats, 5 bushels
flax, 1000 lbs. feed, one ton hay.
221 w. L. Catt-State Bank OF
Nashua-one ton hay.
221 w. L. Catt-L. H. Sheldon,
Nashua-12 bushels wheat.
Co.'s bushels oats, feed amount OF
$50.
POT Thaddeus Ulskey-Mont. & Oak.
Grain Coco bushels oats, As bushels
potatoes, 500 lbs. feed.
POT Thaddeus Ulskey-Hauck &
Neiss, Nashua tons hay.
44O Ernest Knight-James Keil,
. Nashua bushels flax.
440 Ernest Knight-Farmers Pro-
duce Company-25 bushels oats, 1000
lbs. feed.
44O Ernest Knight-Equity Coop.
Assn.-20 bushels oats.
445 Stephan Behrens-A. Nybakken,
Nashua-2-3 ton hay.
445 Stephan Behrens-Nashua
Transfer Co.-1O0O lbs. feed.
AS Stephan Behrens-Farmers Pro-
duce Co.-flax to the amount of $40,
feed-$4O.
331 Ray Kallem-Farmers Produce
Co.-200O lbs. feed oats, / ton hay.
331 Ray Kallem-C. L. Thornton
20 bushels flax.
444 Mrs. Frank Scholl-Farmers
Produce Co.-4O bushels oats, so bu-
shells wheat, 1000 lbs. feed.
76O D. L. Ward-Glasgow National
Bank, city-50 bushels wheat, 8 bush
els flax, 1880 lbs. feed oats, 1000 lbs.
mill feed.
761 liver Anderson-State Bank of
Nashua-oil and kerosene to amount
of $50.
1852 C. A. Childs-State Bank of
Nashua-15 bushels oats, 20 bushels
flax, l ton hay, " ton feed.
763 Matt. Thomey-First State Blk.
Of Opheim-20 bushels flax, 1900 lbs.
feed oats.
764 Toston j. Halvorson-State Blk.
Of Nashua-20 bushels wheat, Is bu-
shells flax, gas and oil-$60.
765 Orvine Ahern-First National
Bank Opheim-50 bushels wheat, 5000
lbs. feed oats.
766 Arthur Lindsey-Farmers &
Merchants Bank Frazer-25 bushels
wheat, Is bushels flax, 1 ton feed.
767 August Hanke-State Bank of
Nashua-63 bushels oats, 5 bushels
flax, 1 ton hay, / ton feed, a bushels
corn.
76S Jens Fore-Farmers & Merch-
ants Bank Frazer-15 bushels oats,
s bushels flax, " ton feed, 3 bushels
corn.
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1926 E. E. Jennings-Ben Fagen,
Baylor-35 bushels wheat.
500 Ole Enkrud-Markle Transfer
Co.-2OOO lbs. feed corn, l ton hay.
500 Ole Enkrud-Mont. & Oak.
Grain Co.-70 bushels oats.
Alb Clarence Edward-Sec. State
Bank Wolf Point-10 bushels oats, 20
bushels flax, 1900 lbs. feed.
635 A. L. Dennis-Markle Transfer
CO.-860 pounds feed.
654 C. D. Peterson-Markle Trans
fer Co.-2000 lbs. feed oats.
SO James E. Hart-Glasgow Nation
al Bank-30 bushels oats, 9 bushels
flax, 80 bushels wheat, 100 lbs. feed,
2 tons hay.
1870 Jos. J. Carroll-Farmers State
Bank Glentana-25 bushels oats, 48
bushels wheat, 1000 lbs. feed.
GAG Anna Arneson-Farmers Pro-
duce Co.'s bushels wheat, 1000 lbs.
feed, IN tons hay.
1875 C. G. Preston-Continental Oil
Coil and gas to amount Of sos.
1875 C. G. Preston-A. Matson, Tam
pico-1 bushel corn.
1925 C. G. Preston-Adams Broth
ers-9h bushels corn.
40 Roy R. Fife-Valley Co. Bank
Hinsdale-10 bushels oats, 3 bushels
flax, as bushels wheat, 1000 lbs. feed
and l ton hay.
124 Clyde O'Neal-First National
Bank of Hinsdale-3O bushels oats, 2
bushels corn, 5000 lbs. feed.
70 J. F. Malone-J. E. Nelson, Av-
ondale-3 bushels flax, 40 bushels of
wheat, 5000 lbs. feed.
70 j. F. Malone-Victor Swanson
Avondale-25 bushels oats.
83 James A. Mead-First National
Bank of Scobey-12 bushels oats, 45
bushels wheat, 3400 lbs. feed.
544 Frank MISUNDERSTANDING
Co.-50 bushels oats, 20 bushels flax.
545 Edward Hargen-Smith-Ty n
Co.-5O bushels oats, 60 bushels of
wheat.
62S Roy Nelson-Smith-T yner Co.
a bushels corn, 2 bushels flax, 4O
bushels wheat, 23O0 lbs. feed, l ton
hay.
625 Clarence Davidson-Mont. &
Oak. Grain Co.-2OOO lbs. feed.
625 Clarence Davison-C. B. Thorn
ton, Nashua bushels flax.
625 Clarence Davison-State Bank
Of Nashua-25 bushels oats, 2 bushels
corn.
625 Clarence Davison-A. M. Shep-
ard, Nashua ton hay.
ATS John Nurmi-David Watson
Vandalia-62 bushels wheat.
ATS John Nurmi-Pat Connerton
Vandalia-2500 lbs. feed.
ATS John Nurmi-Lewis- MEDIUM Go
100 lbs. potatoes.
103 Ephram James-Larest John
son, Vandalia-3h bushels flax, 5 bu
wheat.
4O4 Abraham J.. Toews-Smith-Ty
ner Col bushels corn, 10 bushels
flax, 20 bushels wheat, 1000 lbs. fec
oats, ~ tons hay.
81 John Hopstad-Markle Transfe
Co.-1300 lbs. feed oats, ~ ton hay
800 John Hopstad-Mont. & Dali
Grain Co..
lis Joe Chouinard-Markle Trans
fer Co.-2000 lbs. feed, ! ton hay.
lis Joe Chuoinard-Mont. & OAK
Grain Co.-S0 bushels oats.
% H. S. Ha~lvorson-Mutual Oil &c
gas and oil to amount of $4,000:
450 Martin disturbances Pre-
duce Co.-4O bushels wheat. :,
PIG Andrew Birkosky-Markl
Transfer Co.-2165 lbs. feed, 327O Id:
hay. i,
77S Oscar Monrad-Valley Count
Bank of Hinsdale-1000 lbs oats,
bushels corn, 4 bushels flax, III bush
els potatoes, 1000 lbs. feed. j.
779 Harry Burke-Valley Count
Bank of Hinsdale-5OO lbs. oats, 3 br
shells flax, 1900 lbs. feed, 1 bAshei
corn.
780 Mrs. Birdie Harden-FarmeI
State Bank Glentana-20 bushels
wheat, so bushels oats, z bushels fia'