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The Washington herald., 1921-11-29
Line Coach to See Team
Play for First Time

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Nov. 2s.-
When Penn State meets the Univer-
sity Of Washington at Seattle next
Saturday. Assistant Coach Dick Har-
low, of the Nittany aggregation, will
see the Lions perform for the first
time this year. Harlow Is right
hand man to Hugo Bezdek. the Penn
State coach, and on the date of
every game thus far he has been
away from home getting a line on
an opposing team.
In addition to being a fine line
coach. Harlow Is one Of the best
scouts in the business. and his as
sistance has been invaluable this
year. He will be waiting for the
Penn State squad upon its arrival
at Seattle today.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-29

NE WYORK. Nov. 2S.-Midget
Smith. havin gtrounced Joe Lynch
in the Garden last Friday night
although the judges ruled IL d draw
will probably draw the assign
ment to meet Johnny Buff for the
bamtamweight championship some
time next month. Tex Richard is
negotiating to coplete the match.
and from all accounts everything
will be arranged in a few days.
Buff and his manager, Ii s under
stood. are willing to sign on the
dotted line after some financial de-
tails are adjusted.
Another match which Tex Rick
ard completed today was a fifteen
round bout between Jeff Smith. the
veteran Jerseyite, and Mike Nc
TiEue, who slapped Panama Joe
Cans SO hard in that little trip a
few months back in Jersey City
They are scheduled to box on
Thursday night at Madison Square
Garden, and IL McTigue shows any
thing like the form he displayed
against Cans Smith is in for n very
rough time of 1t. Besides the Nc
Tigue-Smith event. three eight
FOUNDERS have also been arranged
and will include tilts between Mike
ARA and Johnny Reisler and Marty
Collins against AL Walker.
A hitch developed today over the
scheduled ten-round bout for char
ity. between Benny Leonard and
George Ward, at Madison Square
Garden tomorrow night. According
TO a ruling fthe New York State
Athletic Commission, Leonard will
be peritted to box a four or six ex-
hibition round with Ward, but an
edict today fro mBilly Gibson, man
ager for Leonard. was to the effect
that there was to be no decision in
volved. 1t is difficult to understand
how Gibson's wishes can be re-
spected, however, as every boxing
contest under commission jursdio-
tion is subject to a decision. Eff
forts were being made tonight to
straighten out the nfuddlc.
Billy Gibson sends word that
Tommy McGinty, the Cleveland box
ing promoter, has arrived in town
with an offer OF $4,000 for a ma tch
between Benny Leonard and Jack
Britton to be held in Cleveland
some time in February The audi
forum is under construction and
will have a seating capacity of
more than 5000.
Gibson says he will give McGinty
his answer by December /.
Vincent Martin, Brooklyn feath-
erweight, has been rematched to
meet Jackie Norman for fifteen
rounds at the Rink Sporting Club
next Saturday night. Martin won
the last start, but Norman begged
for another chance and Martin con
scented.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-29
Trinity Wants Games.

The Trinity A. c.. winners OF
twelve straight games this season,
wishes to arrange games with teams
in the IIo-12o-pound class. Call
Manager Donovan At West SOC after
p. m.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-29

any better. but training methods
improve and they're turning great
athletes out in the schools now,
giving them an early start"
Some coaches have criticised Pad.
docks trick Of finishing Hts sprint
with leap at the tape. saying he
lost speed while in the air. nut
Duffey, who was the speed marvel
Of his time. had the same peculiar
finish. Perhaps the reason the crit
les didn't hnd fault with his style
ana tell him how much faster the
finish would be ION the ground"
was that Arthur went so fast they
didn't noties how hA Nit the taas.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-29
Want Sunday Game.

The Cornell MidRsts wish to
schedule a game for Sunday with G
rs or so-pound team. Call Manager
johnson II NAla 3eeS
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-10

MI. and Mrs. 81 M. Nichol and Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Fairweather Of Souirs
attended the Community Supper and
Program Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Raymond Lund and son Bobby
left Friday for their home at Blacl
River Falls, Wis, Friday, after spend.
ing the past two months At the Geo
Ford home.
Martin Vinje returned Thursday
from Springfield, Mass, where he has
been for the past two years. He Will
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Olaf Vinje, for y couple months.
The Degree 81 Honor Lodge held
(Itheir regular meeting last evening a
the Il. o. O. +. Hall. Initiation wa
|Lheld and MI. and Mrs. ". g. Pepi1
land Miss Emma Pepin were adnnidtttesxs
to the Order.
Thomas White, son: of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. r. White, left Tuesday tor Chi
learo, where he will be employed 4
paper factory during ths win9ell
months. n
Strayed-Six months old red heifel
with white mark in1S foiehead.s Left h'
g. Gorder farm Oct goth. Finde
please notify Olaf Bergsnoy, Botti
peau ~. p y
Mrs. "A. r. Healy of Grand Fork
and n Z Smithsrudssof Bisbese 4
Visiting atthe home of their parents
Mnd MN Woodward. MI,
HeaaIySMfln rend couple off month
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vertising his movies.

vertising his movies.
The Literary will have their first
meeting at the school house for the
winter on Friday evening, Nov. II. A
speaker has been engaged and an in
teresting program is being prepared.
Rev. Westphal of Rolette who com
Quoted services in the st. Paul church
last Sunday is remaining over the
week visiting friends and working in
the interests of the church. Rev. West
phal was a former pastor here.
Alice Wilcox spent last Thursday
evening with Ingred Sausker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson spent
last Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryant Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean and
children of Maxbass and<Mrs. Dan Nc
Lachlan were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan Mclean last Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Watson and Mrs. So
fus Sausker We're having dental work
done last Saturday at Westhope.
Beginning with Nov. 10, Sunday
School will be held in the Consolidated
school house every Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Bryant Wilcox was a Westhope Wis
itor last Monday. e
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Lester Convis leaves soon to enter
a business college at Fargo.
The A. o. U. w. held an entertain
ment in the Hall last evening.
Herbert Helming is looding out a
car of spuds this week.
Fred Lamp has severed his connec-
tons with the First State Bank here.
He left a few days ago for California
points and we understand he expects
to locate in Minnesota in the spring.
Nels Tossett of Forfar was in town
last week. IN
A number of MI. Tom Reilly's
neighbors gave him a surprise party
recently by celebrating the event of
a new house. We presume they'll have
occasion to celebrate again o o for
a new house calls for something else,
usually.
Miss Ethel Carol arrived home last
week from Colorado where she was
called by the death Of her father, Dave
Carroll.
We are wondering how the /. V. AS
are going to carry out the Nonparti-
san program and make a success of
it? And how they'll fare at the polls
a year hence if they do or they don't?
Mrs. Hoffman of Grano is visiting
at the Geo. Baggenstoss home this
week. T.
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GARDENA SCHOOL NOTES

Mesdames Boltz, Stewart and Will
liams visited the Intermediate room
last week.
B. Niemeyer autoed to Souris last
Friday, being absent from school that
day.
Lydia Kurth was absent Monday.
Alfred and Wesley Kurth autoed to
Goodrich Saturday with their parents
and will return the latter part of this
week.
Prof. Swearingen and Cecil Wankel
autoed to Minot Friday returning Sum
day evening.
The house plants donated to the In
termediate room add greatly to the
appearance of that room.
Hot lunches will be served to the
country children, beginning next week
at a cost of two cents per pupil per
day. Much trouble will be eliminated
and no doubt better work will be done
by the scholars. The following is the
menu for Monday; Tomato soup,
minced ham sandwich, dill pickles and
cocoa. The faculty worked out an ex-
cellent menu for the week whereby
no two meals will have the same dish
es. ~
Woe to the laggard coming to school
late without a written excuse. Better
try alarm clocks with a Waterbury
movement. +
Owing to the schedule worked out
by the Children's Home at Fargo the
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FoRFAR NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson visited
at the VIM. Van Bushkirk home We'd
nesday. <r
Mrs. B. N. KocheI visited at the C.
o. Brooks home Wednesday.
B. F. Jenkins of Hurd was a caller
at the Sandback home Wednesday.
Nels Tossett and Andrew Tossett
made a business trip to Minot last
Wednesday,. ..|..
Mrs. Mary Jordy visited at the Sand
back home Thursday.
Mrs. Goldie Brooks entertained the
Baptist Ladies Aid on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Long of Glen
burn and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Van Bush
kirk and children were visitors at the
Lee home Thursday.
Miss Agathy Benin spent the week
end at the j. N. Roles home in Glen
burn. > ~, ,..
Mr.. and Mrs. Blum entertained a
number of friends Friday evening.
Miss Madge Brooks and brother
James visited at the Silas Erickson
home Friday night.
Miss Lilly Tossett visited at the
Andrew Tossett home on Saturday.
Henry Weise was a Glenburn visit
or Saturday.
Harry Price and son Harry of Chi
cago are visiting at the Frank Ger
man home.
John Skje1stad and G. F. Lee were
callers at the Lockman home Sunday.
j. T. Brooks returned from Maxbass
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koehler and
daughter Bertha of Maxbass were Wis
itors at the Sandback home Sunday. =
Monday morning Nov. 7, gave us a
first taste of winter, and it was really
winterish too. ,
Mr.. and Msr. Ed O'Connell and Mrs.
Lizzie Hagen were visitors at the Geo.
Hagan home Sunday.
Mrs. B. N. Kochel and Miss Edith
Colder are on the sick list.
Emory Rhoads and James Brooks
made a business trip to Minot Mon
day.
Dorsey Steel is visiting his sister
Mrs. B. N. Kochel.
C. L. Sandback was a Lansford viss
itor ON Monday.
Henry Luther autoed to Bottineau
| Saturday. 81.
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BRANDER TOWNSHIP

MI. and Mrs. Edd johnson were
guests Of MI. and Mrs. Ole Nygaard
last Sunday.
Miss Myrtle HuIse and her brother
Cecil were week end visitors At their:
uncle's, VIM. Williams.
Il Mi. and Mrs. {. Miller and child
rem 8 entertained at the s. ] Mar
tin home last Sunday.
The Misses Gladys and Blanche wv
man spent the week end with their
friend Miss Ida Clark AZ her home
near Glenhurn.
Ernest Shaffer was an over Sunday
guest 81 the home folks.
Miss Louise Ecklund left several
days ago tai Fargo where she will
spend some dime visiting relatives.
Henry Martin Of Newburg was I
visitor ut the school Friday Of las
week ne gave i shorttalk "a sPa
ltri0tisn,s hhe also NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
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Gardena school was allotted 1913 bricks.
To date 1928 have been bot which
shows that our school will win one Of
the large certificates of Honor given
by that institution.
Leroy Boltz visited in Devils Lake
last Monday.
Lillian and William. Whether were
absent from school two days last
week.
Mrs. G. A. Leonard, representative
Of the Red Gross, visited school last
Tuesday.
Six Christmas boxes were packed
by the school and delivered to the Red
Cross office at Bottineau.
Wanted a new thermometer for the
Primary Room. None accepted that
will not stand the jar. The Janitor.
Mr.. @. T. Flanery visited school or
Monday. p"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-10
LANSFORD NEWS

We are being entertained to a pre-
lude to winter by the weather man.
( The school children have fixed up a
skating rink, all it needs now is the
main thing, the ice.
Dan Christensen is here looking af-
ter his property.
Mrs. Ed. Nelson visited at the Geo.
Young home last week.
Jno. Guss visited at Minot Sunday,
A big boy came to the A. W. Cham
bers home last week. Archie says
draymen are in demand.
r. H. McClain vas here last week
adjusting for the Eatna. Quite a num-
Der of barns in this vicinity were
twisted by the young cyclone we hac
a week ago Friday.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-10
TOWNSHIP

Saturday evening a host of friends
gathered at Ole Dravland's and pleas
antly surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Rothe. The guests enjoyed an evening
full Of fun and a delicious lunch was
served at midnight. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rothe expect to leave soon for Star
buck, MINI. where Mr.. Rothe will be
employed on a stock farm.
Mr.. Amund Amundstad and Miss
Clara Crogen spent last Sunday at
Ole Crogen's.
Paul Henning and sister Bella, the
| Misses Helen Crogen and Alma Cord
er were visitors at s. B. Dyrstad's on
Wednesday evening.
November LIST, the Turtle Mountain
Ladies Aid held their annual auction
at Fred Guttu's. A large crowd attend
! ed and a neat sum was realized from
the sale.
Messrs.-Simon Sperre and Arnold
Hanson were visitors at Bottinefu on
Sunday.
Arne Z. Hovind returned from Kan
sas City Saturday where he attended
the nation convention of the American
Legion.
The Ellingson family of Rugby
were visitors at J. L. Gorder's Sum
day.
Johanne Henning and Olga Guttu
visited with Pearl Crogen Sunday af-
ternoon.
Miss Alma Gorder visited at Botti-
neau between trains Saturday.
Messrs. Ole Crogen, J. L. Gorder,
Alfred Hanson, Christ Noun attended
the auction sale at the Victor Comart-
in farm east of Bottineau, Thursday.
Simon Sperre and Olaf Schei were
Westhope callers this week.
Misses Alma Gorder and Helen Cro-
gen visited with Miss Frede Guttu on
Thursday afternoon.
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Closing Out Sale starts Saturday
Nov. 18th. Catlin, Smith & Co.

Nov. 18th. Catlin, Smith & Co.
Atty. E. o. Haraldson of Lansford
transacted business here Tuesday.
A. T. Thompson Of Maxbass was a
caller here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Dana spent Sum
day with friends at Deloraine.
r s. HARRISON of Willow City was
q caller here Tuesday.
Roy jacobson was a passenger to
Roth Tuesday evening.
VIM. Fairweather was a passenger
up the line Tuesday evening.
Store closed at noon on Friday, Ar
mistice Day. Catlin, Smith & Co. 1t
Get your Tanlac where they've got
it. S~igurdson's Pharmacy.
Rev, I. D. McBain will speak at Souris
morning and evening next Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Durnin returned from a
few days visit in Minneapolis, Friday.
Mrs. Nils I. Dokken visited over
Sunday at Antler with Nh. Dokken.
Mrs. lars Smithsrud returned to
her home at Bisbee, this morning.
John Watson and John Sather of
Maxbass were city visitors yesterday.
tiday @nd Saturday at the Grand.
Tom Mix in after Your Own Heart"
Csnqedy, "His Unlucky job"
Jlseph Watson and John Setter of
township transacted business
here Yesterday.
In. anderson Of Willow City trans
ness at the court house on
Saturday.
Essnern went to Antler Mon
day to spend 4 few days at the home
Of her son and family.
Geo. Ford spent acouple days this
week with his daughter, Mrs. Mcbride
at Rugby.
Butter, eggs, potatoes taken same
as cash during our Closing Out Sale.
Catlin, Smith & Co. Il
Clarence Vikan and Charles Riley
went to Bismarck Monday on bust
ness matters.
Leonard Mayer of Frazee, Mimi.
arrived Saturday and will spend 3
couple Of weeks at the home Of his
father-in-laM, Z. . Mylan.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-10
w. II. Adams was a professions
caller at Rugby Friday.

w. n. Adams was a professional
caller at Rugby Friday.
Neil McDougall Of Omemee trans
acted business here Friday.
F. A. 7Rinkle Of Antler was a bust
ness caller here Saturday.
Mrs. C. Trattles of Souris visited il
Bottineau Saturday.
O. S. Daniels Of Rugby transacted
business IN Bottineau Friday evening
Miss Myrtle WIKI was a caller il
Bottineau from Souris Saturday.
Mrs. "A. Lallum and daughter Der.
nice were Bottineau visitors Sunday
] j Weeks was a passenger to Mi.
not Monday on business.
4. c. Holz transacted business al
Devils Lake, Monday.
Miss Annie Burr was a passenge,
to Rugby Monday.
DR.. Geo. Durnin was a Minot visitor
Thursday.
Alex Hill and C. S. Baskin of New
burg were callers here Saturday.
E. Shaffer spent Sunday at his
home in Brander township.
.After Your Own Heart" with Ton
Mix" and ellis Unlucky job" comedy
at the Grand Friday and Saturday.
Rev. Crouch went to. Sheldon, N. D
Tuesday where he will spend a few
days on business.
j.. II. Kirk returned Friday from
Minneapolis where he spent the pas
three weeks on business matters.
Miss Annie Burr went to Lansfort
Wednesday to conduct Teachers Elk
aminations, Thursday and Friday.
INsa8E%4sa S&.1t
Mrs. Ole Roland left yesterday fol
Dunkirk, Mont, where she will spent
a month visiting relatives.
We are ready to go, have you rea,
ad on page eight Of this issue
,Catlin, Smith & Co. I
Mrs. j. H. Flanery went to Willow
City Saturday where she will spent
some time with relatives.
Miss Helen Falkenstein, who j
teaching neaz Souris spent the Weel
end at her home here.
Mrs. T.. j.. Dore of Souris spen
Saturday at the home Of her daught
er, Mrs. A. Bauer.
Mi. and Mrs. Ben Boltz and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Herman Boltz Of Gardena Wer
Bottineau callers Saturday evening.
Miss Myrtle Borland Of Dunseit
spent Friday evening with Bottinea
friends.
MI. and Mrs. James Grubbs lei
Monday for Minot where they will vis
it relatives.
Wanted-Man with q to sell 10y
priced Graham Tires. $4,000 pc
week and commissions. Graham 81
Co, 1884 Boulevard, Benton Harbo
| Mich. y
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80 have taken eight, bottles of Tan
lac and have actually gained 40
pounds in weight and feel better and
stronger than / have felt before in
twenty-five years." says O. H. Ma
haffy, Of Nashville, Tenn. For sale at
Sigurdson's Pharmacy.
Little "Pat" Hennessy entertained
several of her playmates Wednesday
afternoon, the occasion being her sec
ond birthday. The afternoon was spent
in playing gmes after which the little
tots were served a dainty lunch.
r III. Wengai, who is employed in
the Fladeland- Williams Drug Co., re-
ceiyed a telegram Thursday from
Hazelton, IN. D., stating that his moth
er was seriously i'll, He left Friday
morning for that place.
Engineer Geo. Whitney resumed
charge Of his engine, number one
thirty two, on this branch Monday, af-
ter spending some time hunting chick
ems. Geo. did not bring back the kind
of game he really wanted but says it
was the best he could do.
Laurence Learner entertained a
number of his playmates at a birth
day party Monday evening. The time
was spent in playing games and a
dainty lunch was served, after which
the children left for home wishing
Laurence many happy returns Of the
day.
Civil Service examinations Novem-
Der. Positions $14O0-$16OO. Age 10
upward. Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars, instruction, write R.
Terry (forrner Civil Service examin-
cry 845 Continental Bldg. Washing
ton, D. G. ZIP
Wanted: Men or women to take or
ders among friends and neighbors for
the genuine guaranteed hosiery, full
line for men, women and children.
Eliminates darning. We pay 75c an
hour spare time, or $4,000 a week for
full time. Experience unnecessary.
Write International Stocking Mills,
Norristown, Pa. tt
Tuesday Nov. Is, a public auction
sale of So head Of Shorthorn cattle,
with AZ registered or eligible to regis
tration and rs full blood Poland China
pigs also horses and farm machinery.
r. M. Trimble owner, farm located
nj half mile south of Westhope. In
case of storm sale will be held the
following day. Sale starts at II A. M.
Archibald Finlayson, a former resi-
dent Of Bottineau, visited here the
latter part of the week, on his return
trip home from a visit in the east. He
is now located at Victoria, B. C. Mr..
Finlayson was the first county treas
erer Of Bottineau County, taking Of
flee in 1884 and later was a county
commissioner. He will be remembered
by the old timers of Bottineau.
Tomorrow friday November 18th
is Armistice Day and Bottineau people
are requested to cease work for two
minutes and bow their heads in silent
prayer in reverence to the American
boys who lost their lives in the World
War. Taps will sound Immediately at
II o'clock A. M.-Bottineau Post
American Legion.
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ORE~STRY-NORMA NEWS

The Fall Term Faculty reception to
the students will take place in the
Normal School from !7:30 to 1900
Thursday evening this week. In recog-
milton of Armistice Day all %ex-service
men are requested to be in Uniform.
The school will adjourn IN Friday to
permit the students to celebrate the
day in their home communities. T.
Two important features of the de
velopment of the enrolment in a norm
al school or teachers college are first
the percentage Of young men enrolled
and second the percentage of high
school graduates. For the your years
past and this Fall the enrolment has
developed as follows with reference to
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-10

The proportion of high school grad
yates at the present time is the high
est perhaps in the schools history.
The percentage Of young men enrolled
is also probably the highest for the
Fall Term. The Winter Short courses
| often increase this proportion, but in
the above figure for this fall term all
special students such as those taking
one subject or such work as vocal
music are not counted. The figures
are for the regular students who have
presumably entered upon a full years
work. These are the students that not
only really build up the school but
also really ecure valuable training
and are thereby able to render q high
er grade Of service to the state thai
provides the main outlay Of money in
volved in their education. How many
students could afford to get an edu.
cation if they had to pay the actual
~IcOst?
4 The trend Of the day in higher edu.
] cation is to increase fees sharply u
|, order that the higher institutions may
not provide the spectacle Of ufderpaic
and overworked teachers and = great
body Of students who underworld ane
" underpay.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-10
Eurul Nru,H

Quotations today are exactly the
same in the following towns: Botti-
neau, Souris, Carbury, Omemee and
Gardena.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-10

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