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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-16
ANTELOPE

Mrs. H. S. Belgium is visiting
friends at PlentyWood.
Miss Crone of Dagmar was visit
ing here Monday.
G. J. Beiseker was down from
Plentywood Sunday
Emil Hueth was in from Coalridge
Monday.
Ed. Allard was in from the farm
northeast of here Monday.
A. j. Beverung Of Plentywood was
business visitor here the fore part
of the week.
Joe Kavon and wife were down
from Plentywood the first of the week.
Knute Hendrickson and 1ngvold
Mitbo shot a coyote north OF town
Sunday.
Ted Lindel was an Antelope bust
ness visitor from the northeast coun-
try the first of the week.
Jens Miller was in from his farm
east of here the first Of the week on
business.
John Grayson was transacting busi-
ness in Medicine Lake Monday.
Albert Hueth of the Coalridge coun-
try was in Antelope the fore part of
the week on business.
Fred Miller was in from his farm
northeast Of here the first Of the
week.
Max Hueth Of Coalridge was trans
acting business in Antelope Tuesday.
Bill Sandal living northeast OF
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MEDICINE

Jake Ness returned from Chicago
Thursday.
Miss Bertha Harris was calling on
friends at Plentywood Thursday.
Nels Levang, of Homestead, trans
acted business in the city Tuesday.
Christian Jacobsen who resides near
Froid is on the sick list this week.
Thos. Moore has returned from dill
extended trip in the western states.
N. K. Markuson and 6. 4. Eplef'
of DooLey, left Thursday for MIME
apolis on a business trip. ,on
Nels P. Miller, one OF our PopmulaI+
blacksmiths, is so busy lately 1na'
he had to get assistance from D's
mar. -, - tho
Ed. Koser, assistant cashier az slS
First State Bank, is nursing a se eai
painful sore on the back OF MS he'A
this week. .,. d tho
Miss Selma Olson, waitress al a; tns
Lake hotel, who has been spei' re
the holidays with her parents
turned Tuesday. na famii-
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortensen anu ta .al in
" of Froid who has been 'isl. .,sna ID
Dagmar during the holidays fe'0' '''
home Wednesday. co,+,,,de
The Misses Isabel and uei Goat
1,effrinq left last Saturday for 1'eS'
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WESLEY

Miss Christine Friorick left Satur-
day for Minneapolis.
Saturday, Gust Keul went to Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Foss has been on the sick
list.
Miss Helga johnson was able to
continue her second year high school
work at the opening of school Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sather enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. j. Weller and
daughters New Years evening.
Miss MCGOWAN left Friday last
and accepted a position at the Chris
Jensen school.
Carl Sather was in town yesterday
on business.
School is well started on the second
semester and the attainment in view
is to give Westby an accredited high
school.
Saturday afternoon the directors of
the Farmers Grain & Trading COM
pany held their regular meeting at
the store.
u. G:a Farmhouse was in the city
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. p. G.. Anderson and children
spent Sunday with Ambrose friends.
Prof Friesleben Teturned Saturday
from an eastern holiday visit.
Last week Miss Magdalene Larsen
returned to Crosby high school.
Mrs. Henry Reuter- has been con-
fined to the bed for several days with
severe cold.
Mr.. Craft of Minneapolis has been
in the city several days, auditing the
Farmers Elevator business.
Friday, January 9, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Miller, son.
Mrs. j. J.. Phelan arrived from
Kenmare Monday and says her hus-
band, who was operated on for ap-
pendicitis last week, is getting along
nicely.
The dance Saturday night proved a
jolly one The music was good and
enjoyed by spectators as well as
dancers. Manager Schmid will next
put on masquerade ball and town
and country will look forward to a
good time
dad" Morrison is able to be at
the school building this week on
clutches.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
| Mr.. and Mrs. IL. 5. Riddle OF the
north country this week.
Saturday evening, January II,
there will be card party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wirtzberger, all
are invited. A lunch will be served.
| Mesdames Berger Larsen and A.
Is. Anderson entertained the Westby
Ladies' Aid at the Larsen home,
Thursday, January 18th.
Ed. .Abrahamson returned this week
having built barn, school house
and a church since his last visit. AL
ready he is figuring on another deal.
A. NJ. Ditmarson left Tuesday for
| the Fargo country to join Mrs. Dit
marson who preceded him few
weeks. They will remain for two
months to visit
Miss Sophie Onstad left Sunday for
Bozeman for the second semester of
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here was in town trading the first
LOT the week.
+. .. Morck is having his real es.
tate Office remodeled and improved.
Geo. ELS made a business trip e
PlentyWood Tuesday, returning Wed
nesday morning.
w. FL. Gottlieb was transactino
business in Plentywood Tuesday and
| Wednesday.
Charles Draszt, VIM. Gottlieb, Jr
and the Misses Frances and Clara
Draft took in the dance at Reserve
last Saturday night.
Jack Duggan and family Of Plen-
tywood We're visiting at the home OF
VIM. Gottlieb's last Friday.
Albert Lee living northeast Of here
left Tuesday morning for Northwood
N. D., to have an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
The Antelope mill quit grinding
this week, and Miller Steinberp &
busy selling the several car loars Of
-four now on hand.
The Hoven Electric Company is
at work installing poles and wires to
connect up the Blackmore and Foster
homes with electric lights.
Wylie Parish living east of here
was in town the first Of the week
transacting business.
Bill Best of Raymond was Sunday
visitor here.
Margaret Richardson spent We'd
nesday in Plentywood.
Bob Richardson was q Plentywood
visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar sundahl were
Plentywood visitor Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Richardson
were up to PlentyWood Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Hedges took the
train for Plentywood Wednesday, re-
turning Thursday morning.
Prof. j. J. Becker returned from
the Twin Cities Saturday, where he
spent his holiday season.
Several members from here attend
ed the Installation Of officers of the
Masonic Lodge at PlentyWood~ We'd
nesday evening.
N. A. Peterson was in Wednesday
looking after business matters.
Contractor Klienshmidt has this
last week made extensive improve
ments and remodeled the interior Of
fees of the Citizens State Bank of
Antelope.
Pete Allard of the northeast coun-
try was an Antelope caller the fore
part of the week. Pete just recently
returned from the army service.
Chas. Drezt recently purchased a
new Ford from the Montana Motor
Co. of Plentywood and is now taking
advantage of the nice weather.
Ed. Haaland and wife returned
from a two months visit with rela-
tives in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
They visited Mrs. Haaland's parents
at Meridian, Wisconsin, and Mr..
Haaland's parents at Ada, Minnesota.
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FROlD.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Triplett were at
WiIiistori this week.
Elmo Stephens has accepted a po-
sition at Louck's store.
j. G.. Stuller will move from his
present location to the Heibel build
ing across the street.
II. T. Stempke has been appoint
ed temporary carrier on Rural Route
3.
T. L. Purves returned this week
from an over Sunday visit with his
family at Williston.
Laura and Kathleen Loucks left
Saturday morning for Valley City, N.
D., where they will attend the State
Normal
Local coal mine operators report a
big slump in business on account OF
the several weeks of warm weather.
Mrs. NJ. B. Hogan and little son
are at Westby, Mont, this week
where she will spend a few weeks
with her parents.
Melfort Dahl returned to Fargo
Monday after spending the holidays
here with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.
O. Dahl. Melfort is attending col
lege at Fargo.
Mrs. Emma Haugen and son Leon
ard of Neville, N. D., are here to
| spend the winter at the J. O. Dahl
home. Mrs. Haugen is sister Of Mrs
Dahl.
! Ed. Rhoda has commenced packing
his ice supply for next summers use
This season Mr.. Rhoda is getting his
ice supply from the pond that fur
81 II salY
with city water which is good as
any in the state.
Henry Horstman is spending the
| week in town visiting with ole
friends. Henry's health is not as
good now as it has been in former
years, but his old friends hope that
when spring and warm weather sets
| in that his strength will return and
that he will be the same old boy as
Of yore.
A Parent Teachers Club is being
organized today at the school house.
Ralph Lamar was in from his
farm at Bonetrail this week.
| Emil Hansen Of near Homestead
was a caller in Froid Wednesday.
-Phinney Larson returned Wednes-
day from an extended visit with his
parents at Lengby, MINI.
The Farmers Elevator Co. are ex.
pecting car Of choice feed oats tx
arrive within few days.
Arthur Coats left Monday for Far.
go, where he will take an Industrial
Course at the Agricultural College.
The |. @. O. F. lodge has instituted
membership campaign to last two
weeks, the losing side to banquet thu
winners.
/ Miss Mae Everle of Wahpeton, n
d., is here this week for an extended
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COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting County Items From
Our Exchanges and Readers
MADOC

Gus Vail was over from Whitehall
Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Field is spending few
weeks at his old home at Fox, MINI.
Mr.. George Springer spent Satur-
day at Madoc in the interests of the
county division project.
Mr.. and Mrs O. E. Lockrem en-
tertained New Years Day in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs Amelius Christensen.
Mr.. N. L. Nelson of Plentywood
was here Tuesday on business with
the State Bank Of Madoc, of which
he is president.
Mr.. II. C. Skarie and George Lane
took in the Masor:c-Odd Fellows
Whist party at Scobey, Monday even
ing.
Miss Mable jackson returned to her
school duties on Monday, after hav-
ing spent the Christmas vacation at
her home at Butte, Mont.
Mr.. John Broughton called on old
friends here on New Years Day. Mr..
Broughton is on the road selling Pan
Motor Stock. The family resides at
Rothsay, Minnesota.
Mr.. T. j. Primeau left Tuesday
morning with carload of stock and
household effects for st. Johns, North
Dakota, where he has farm. Mrs.
Prineau and children will join him
there next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Schaefer entertained
at Whist Saturday evening, January
3rd, the occasion being their fifteenth
anniversary, Mrs. A. B. Yuill and
Mr.. Amelius Christensen made high
score. Mrs. A, Christensen and Mr..
!. II. Durkin low.
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BANVuLE

Alfred Erickson came up from Mi
not and spent several days visiting
with Bainville friends.
Miss Francis Grund came down
from Culbertson New Years Day and
visited with Bainville friends.
Miss Cordeia johnson came over
from Fairview last Saturday and
spent several days visiting with rel
atives and friends here.
E. j. Biladeau spent Sunday in Will
iston, where he met a representative
of an eastern clothing house and
placed his order for spring goods.
Hazen Aspengren left Sunday
morning for Minot, where she will re-
sumo her studies in the Minot High
School after spending her vacation
at home.
John Jennison came up from Willis
ton last Saturday looking after bust
ness matters in connection with the
Jennison Mills and incidentally renew
ing acquaintances.
Clayton B1iden came down from
Scobey and spent New Years with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bri-
den. He left the next evening for
Poplar, where he will look after bust
ness matters.
A. {. Berg was transacting bust
ness at Williston yesterday.
/. 0. Slette and H. T. Martin of
Poplar were business visitors in the
city yesterday
Charlie Evans has added two more
hounds to his pack, which he had
shipped in from the east the first Of
the week.
Rev. Haagenson will conduct SER
vices in the Lutheran church next
Sunday morning at the usual hour to
which all are cordially invited.
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SCOBEY

Sheriff Jack Bennett paid visit to
Scobey last Friday.
Jack Miller was a county seat Wis
itor the first of the week.
J. C. Thomas returned home Tues
day from North Dakota.
B. d. Templeman Of Madoc was IN
town the first of the week.
George Davis came up from the
reservation Wednesday to spend a
few DAYS in the big end town.
ATTY. Thomas F. Clifford returned
Tuesday from brief business visit
to points in North Dakota.
w. T. Stephens Of the Rex Theatre
returned to Scobey Tuesday after a
few days spent at Culbertson.
Clifford Knapp returned to Grand
Forks Monday, where he will take up
his work as a student at the Unlver-
sity of North Dakota.
H. p. Larsen and George Case of
The Larsen Implement yard, left
Tuesday for a business visit to the
Twin Cities and other eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mcintyre of
the Pretty Valley district are spend
ing the winter with relatives at On
fremont, Quebec.
Gus Ole returned Thursday from a
business trip to the. Twin Cities.
P. E. Burke was a passenger to
brentwood on Tuesday of this week.
Peter Brasen was in from the
north Thursday Of this week.
Ben Battleson Of the Battleson
country was business visitor in the
big commercial center this week, re-
turning nome on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Dudley of
Tande left Tuesday for Minneapolis
and other points in Minnesota, where
they will spend the balance of the
winter visiting with friends and
relatives The Dudleys will return in
time to take up their farm work near
Tande.
Frank Manternach left Wednesday
morning for Velva, North Dakota,
where he will meet his family, who
are returning from Minneapolis, and
they will spend two weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
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al long dsane state to . sssgs She e.n
at home and was rew ward me : holidays
q good time, as did all Ied 10y oy haviae,
1oiks home from school Tile Young
Hubert Patterson ar,.;
today to say "hello" to l o1a IN town
cafe is sick with the y pre we Home
Mrs. Andrew stageberc
with her daughter, Mrs. eiB IS staying
Mrs. Hogan and babv neuter.
urday from m Froid for VISIT si;t' we'd, Sat-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, J Jl5,s with her
MISS Margaret johnson l ;s y ssehmid
sick with a bad cold, bnt vs. rs at home
ed better last evening wv was report
n Miss sS: Esther Larsen left s..
l Year Of c to complete the fe oayy
MISS Pearl Stageberp w.s
take charge of her sehoolr %as a %, to
day after few DAYS il Inoeo thurs
IN Miss E. Ida steinberg CENT ente,t.:
aer ooa rae at whist COUPLE ei "a
Miss Bertha Hilmer WAS IN
oa1ulday, seeing her sister MI; .le city
H1me as OF eahe on the 500 flyer for Lulu 5a
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter N Ioh.
the proud parents of a b r;nIs are
girl which arrived Monday ' mau.; oaby
Sunday evening Alice a ,,,dp'n Ing
Nesten entertained a few "l n Ethel
young friends in honor Of u snelr
and Katherine Schloesser VI Louise
K. A. johnson motored oro. :
Alkabo yesterday afternoon u,ei o from
+. q; Anderson lift" home S s''iagg
as eh !l; as ever in spite of his is a ~ )
Harald ka,mpetin and Ole GrvtDass
went to Ambrose, Wednesdav w sl'ess
they attended Masonic lodga "il sa
Kampetin took the second den MI,
work. oesfee
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard KemD :.
rived Saturday from Minot and a. !,
the evening reception and I,ra III
were given at the Planters in l tSa;a
honor. After that the whole n r.,vla
went over to the Orpheum to trim rN thy
light fantastic toe. 'p '''e
Yesterday the Union c|ub ,,d
Westby Sunday school teachers 1 ar
tertained at the Planters in honor ~
Mrs. W. Grunke, who will Soon lesva
the city to live in Fergus Falls. MIMI
She was presented with a cut glass
creamer and pitcher as token If
friendship. VI
Mrs. Mollie Beiver is staying in
town with Mrs. Solberg.
Merchant H. R. Olson of Alkabo
was a pleasant caller today.
The Alkabo teachers, sisters, were
in the city Saturday.
Roy Stageberg's smiling face is
at the postof1ice window these days,
The postmaster and merchant Of
Overland was in the city Monday on
business.
There will be masquerade ball at
the Orpheum, Saturday evening, Janu-
airy Oath.
Mrs. Evenson entertained a number
of her friends on Wednesday evening
at a fine lunch.
Monday, Louise and Katherine
Schloesser and Agnes Wirtzberger
returned to the Sisters academy at
Kenmare.
Peder Solberg was caller in West
by Saturday.
Howard Kempt left last evening
for Minot and Velva, where he has
business deals in view. Before re-
turning he will make decision on
his business location.
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8 Mr. and Mrs. Z. ] McDonough and
little son returned Yesterday morning
from st. Paul, where tney spent the
holidays visiting WITH relatlVes ana
friends.
The Lutheran Ladies, A9d VIII De
entertained by Mrs. q. N. Iorgerson
at her home in east part OF town,
Thursday, Jan. 10Th, at TWO O'Clock
b. m.
Lawrence Jensen LETT tuesday
morning for the Cities, where he goes
to consult a specialist regarding his
health. He has Leen ailing for some
time and may undergo an operation
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COMERTOWN

Peder Bruvold left on the freight
Wednesday for points east, Colgan
and Crosby, and expects to return
Thursday.
The Olson Brothers unloaded car
load of lumber for the Onstad Lumber
Co.
George Onstad was in Comertown
Monday on business matters.
Mrs. W. Mckay left for Ambrose,
N. D., where she will enjoy visit
with her sister.
A machine gun is wanted by @. G.
Pohle, as he claims he is a jack rab-
bit hunter Of some ability, but has
never been able to get a gun that
will bring home the bacon.
u. G. Farmhouse expected to leave
to North Dakota points yesterday to
purchase hay.
Ezra MCGOWAN left for Raymond
to work in the coal mine.
Eric Bjork is going to buy pair
of roller skates so that he can slide
around a little faster to wait on his
customers. He says it's cheaper than
to hire man.
Sannerud from Westby was in town
TUESDAY dCLeuQlng TO BUSINESS. we
understand they are going to put in
a full line of merchandise and dry
goods.
John Nelson and st. Arneaur got
their flax threshed Wednesday,
Blaine Van Pelt left for his home
stead on the reservation to make fin
al proof.
Oscar Clemetson returned from
Minneapolis yesterday, where he un-
derfwent a successful operation for
appendicitis.
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EIAXViI.LE

Henry Boyer, proprietor OF the
| Boyer meat market made business
| trip to Scobey Tuesday.
S. Bennett, mayor of Scobey, was
visitor in our city one day last week.
Editor Dashinger, editors OF the
Scobey Citizen, was pleasure seek
er in our city New Years eve.
I G.. T. Swenson, a prominent banker
Of Scobey, was in Flaxville on bust
ness the first Of the week.
c.. F. Tannehill, manager Of Mon
tana Stores Company's store at
Whitehall, was through Flaxville FRI
day evening enroute to Scohey on
business.
Miss Winnifred Mendenhall and
brother William Of near Julian, were
visitors in our city Saturday. They
brought their sister Ada to continue
her school work here.
FL. P. Larsen, manager of the Lar
sen Implement Companies at Scobey
and Flaxville, was a business visitor
in Flaxville the forepart of the week.
Henry Boyer is unloading several
car loads of ice this week for use in
his meat business during the coming
summer months, The ice is being cut
off the river at Scobey and shipped to
this city.
r. D. Burke, editor of the Scobey
Sentinel, was business visitor in
this city the first of the week.
D. c. Knapp, one of Scobey's prom
inent merchants, was a business Wis
itor in Flaxville last Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson left last week for
Cherokee, Iowa, where she will visit
with friends and attend to business
matters.
Dr. Healy has been at his farm the
last two days, where he is lending a
hand toward getting his threshing
done.
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PLATT ADVANCES
IN CITY GOLF PLAY
Eliminates Pat Grant in Second
Round; Francine Victor; Hoff-
ner Leads Tewksbury


J. w. Platt. North Hills. defeated
pstr;c,, Grant I'd Sunny ynrool 2 and
. . ~. TT ,I...,..,.
ana II. H. rrancine. nun''hs"on
Valley, defeated Maurice Risley. Allan
tic City. . and /. in the first two
matches IN finish in tho second round
,,s.,,,.n va,,o. ..la,. G.. ,La
III Huntington" 'a''e' ,'""F 'or INV
amateur golf championship OF Pht'a-
delphia.
p,,tt vo, throc IN and throe IN nlny
and sapt n 70. foot nuft at tho long
sixteenth. Rislcy was fonr down and
four but got bock two holes before he
was ousted.
Tho bip match Of the day was be d.
tween George Hoffncr and Paul Tcwks-
bury who got off 70 a late start. They
halved the first in par fours. but Hoff =
ner took three puts on the second
after being in the rough off the tee and
was one down when Tcwksbury nearly
holcd bird. Hoffner crcpt up rapidly
and piled up lead OF four holes.
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HARVARD

rounder, Tracy says. and he was given
the referees decision. but as the contest
was not held at the National Sporting
Club of London the loser still retained
his weltcrweight title of Great Britain.
after that licking gave Basham. "
Tracy explained today. she never
would consent to box me at the Sporting
Club. That's the only reason / am not
the British champion now."
That Tracy possesses Knockout
wallop isCevidcnt by the following por e
ton Of his record: Nat Williams, K.
o.. eleven rounds; Archie Northrope,
X. O.. six rounds; Johnny Moran. X.
o.. seven rounds Dick Lawton, X. o..
eight rounds; Jack Atkinson, X. o..
twelve rounds. and Bert Dyke. X. o..
six rounds. All of these matches were
decided in Great Britain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
TWO YALE CREWS
DEFEAT HARVARD
Eli Freshmen and Juniors Win in
Dual Regatta on Thames
River
Regntta Course. New London. June

Regatta Course, New London. June
25.-Yale crews scored q double victory
on the Thames river course this morn
ing in the preliminary races Of the
fifty second dual regatta with Harvard.
The blue blades Of the Eli oarsmes
swept the Yale shells across the finish
line Of both the freshman and junior
varsity two mile races well ahead of
their Crimson rivals.
The official time of tho freshman race
was Yale. 10 :03 2-J; Harvard. 10 :06.
In the Junior race the time was Yale,
10 :O6 50; Harvard. 10: 10.
The varsity race will be rowed late
this afternoon.
The victories OF the New Haven Col
legc crews. while decisive in each race,
were not achieved without bitter
struggle. for in both races the Harvard
eights jumped into the lead at the start
and fought gamely to maintain their
advantage until the contests had pro-
gressed well toward the finish flags.
1t was in the final stretches of the
races that the superior power and row
ing form Of the Yale oarsmen began TO
count and once well to the fore with
the finish flags in sight the Eli eights
rowed rapidly TO victory.
The waters of the Thames were flow
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GIRARD LOSES CLOSE GAME
Bows to Nativity In Pitchers Duel.
Want Game for July 8

After winning three straight games,
Barney Schaefcr's fast going Girard
Field Club<went down to defeat at the
hands of Phil Haggerty's strong Ma
tivity Club in twilight game Tuesday,
The game was fast and clean and it de-
yeloped into pitchers battle between
Carrigan, Haggerty's star and Wilbur
Schmidt, Girard's mainstay. Each
pitcher allowed three hits, Nativity's
being timely, while .Girard's hits came
after two men were out. The final score
was to o. Tomorrow Girard plays at
Glenside. while on Sunday they will
tackle the North Phillies in a return
game the first one going eleven innings.
Manager Schaefer has July y and ~
open and would like to hear from all
semi professional clubs offering good
Inducements. Address Barney sehaefer,
GA East Laurel street, or phone to the
secretary, George siegel, Lombard 2ooS-