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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16

The session of the HOtStOye League
Of Rusk county hunters and trappers
are becoming more interesting.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16

Keep the date Of the firemen's ball
in mind and make Your arrangements
to he present Friday. Dec. 30.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16
Circulation Last Issue XIX
TO Actual Subscribers IOIJ

Living In n Christmas tree country
means a small saving to us.
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Church of Christ

Every member of the Church 0l
Christ is asked to remain at home ncYI
Sunday afternoon. Someone is going
to make you pleasing call
Bible school at 10 zoo
Communion and preaching. II 90
Subject The Deac0nShip.
Christian Endeav0r at & 80 p. IN.
Preaching service at 80 p. IN.
Subject: Conscience Not your
conscience or my" conscience. just
conscience.
You are most cordially invited to
attend any or all Of our services.
FRED SAWYER, Pastor.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16

G. A. Magnus was down from Glen
FIOra Tuesday
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16

Eli Biller. Glen Flora. was in Lady.
smith Tuesday on his way to ManitO-
woe.
The herald., 1921-04-21

ers tied the count with two more
runs to their lead in their second.
Leanord singled to left, after Gid
err had gone out Talbot singles to
left, Leanord taking second. Tai
bot steals second. O'Brien doubles
to left, scoring Leanord and Talbot.
Roberts flies to left, the fielder
dropping the ball, O'Brien scores.
Roberts out stealing second.
The Nonames were helpless in
second due to Leonard tanning men
in the pinches. The Tigers scored
one in their third, after two were
out. Alfred Peterson triples to deep
left and scores when they throw
wild to third.
The score being Al favor the Zig,
ers, the Nonames came in for theil
third. Chestnut gets a single to deer
right. After Talon strikes out Gil
der let's the ball get away from hin
and then throws wild to first. Tai
lon and Chestnut scoring.
Both teams were helpless in theil
| fourth. When the Tigers came IL
for their fifth another run was scored
when O'Brien singles to left. lie
gendre walks. E. Mote singles, fas
playing holds O'Brien on third. L
nord's single to center. O'Briel
scores. Adams was out stealing
second
The Nonames were helpless il
their fifth but annexed two runs il
their sixth after two were out. r
Vittur doubled to right. With
scores on Donnefelcher's single
Donnefelcher scores on Chestnut:
drive to right for two sacks. Lea
nord then tightens up and fans tn
next batsman.
The Tigers scored two more /
their seventh, Peterson singles t
left, steals second and scores on lie;
nord's sing leto center. O'Brie
smashes one to deep center, Tallo
misjudges the ball then runs bac
and jumps up in the air and catcht
the ball with one hand. Legendr
The herald., 1921-04-21
NINTH STRAIGHT FOR ALGIERS
TIGERS.

Sunday, April II, the Algiers llg-
ers won their ninth consecutive ball
game by defeating the Nonames by
score of rs. John Leanord hurl-
ing for the Tigers had the Nonames
at his mercy the whole game, ian
ming IL men and walking but g.
w. Goodwyne started the game FOL
the Nonames but was compelled to
leave. Chestnut finishing.
The Tigers having first inning
were unable to score. Mothe, the
first man to the bat, flied out tt
Talon. II. Adams was walked
Peterson flied out. II. Schroeder
famed, retiring the side. In the
first inning the Nonames scored on'
/ run on successive singles. The Zig
The herald., 1921-04-21
TuIRTY.THIRD ANNIVERSARY.

On the evening of Saturday, Aprll
tho 18th. 1921, Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Rerthelot's home at 535 Seguln ST.
was thrown widely open with wei
come TO a Jolly crowd with a surprise
marty for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WHIT
more on their 33rd anniversary.
The parlor and reception room was
decorated beautifully with cut How
ers and drapery that hung graceiully
from each chandelier to each wall IN
the room.
Dancing and music was the event
of the evening, while fruit punch ano
cake were served throughout the
evening by Misses Lynch and Eble
Each member in the party returning
home was quite glad to say the
hours were spent with much pleas
ure throughout the evening.
The party consisted of Misses
Norma Coumhorn, Leona Niklaus
Imelda Coumhorn, Mrs. H. E. Charts
torn. Florence Eble, Fay Aycock
| Jaunltd JhlultI,
Mildred Larzelere, Mary Gillin, Lo
retta Eble, Naomi Lynch, Larrlal
Vaughan. Hoedakomski, Ella Urso
and Mrs. Phillip Bethlelot; Messr
IP. F. Etrouskey, Charles Wyler
Leonard Bergeron, Douglas Fou
ichaux. Charles Merritt, Harry john
son, Albert ]. Eble, Ned Whitmore
Norman Brownlee, Hy. l.. Nlgcarra
Andrew Schaubert, c. A. Aorloa'
Robert Carpenter and Weaver Bertf
eliot, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Whit
more. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ehban'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Rogerson, Nj
and Mrs. Jimmie Vent, Mr.. and Mrs
F. Berthelot and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. :
Eble and little Maria Theresa, Elsi
Louise and Lucille Marie Eble.
Here is wishing that we all ma
[ spend the next anniversary VII
y Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Whitmore.
The herald., 1921-04-21

time a play was close the Stars
would get the best of the argument
because the umpire would call them
out. In the sixth inning, Huff sent
one to the left field fence for
home run and after reaching home
the first baseman declared Huff
never touched first base and the
umpire called him out. w. Rau
the Rangers star center fielder
played fine ball G. Perez, the mid
get catcher, made two three-base hits
G. Brown and E. Matchett wal
Hoped the ball hard, especially Brown
who hit a three-base hit. A return
game will be played Sunday.
The herald., 1921-04-21

ed in this good work, are requested
to be present at the meeting tonight.
The poor boxes of the church were
again broken open and robbed during
the week. Only the meanest kind
of a person is fit for such q dirty
trick, a person with neither fear OF
God nor love Of the poor.
Instructions for confirmation are
given in the evenings OF $50 p. M.
On Mondays and Wednesdays by
Father Guinan for girls. Every
evening by Father Golfer for adults.
The herald., 1921-04-21
BASEBALL

fans. L. Adams singles, scoring
Leanord. l.. Adams steals second
hut is out stealing third.
The Nonames were unable to do
ANYTHING in their seventh, the Tigers
therefore winning By score OF TO
This makes the ninth straight game
The feature catches of the game
was the catch of a line drive maze
Goodwyne, and also the one hano
catch of Talon, both Of the Nonames
Next Sunday the Tigers journey
over to City Park where they pla!
the Prytania Sweets. The following
PLAYERS are requested to meet at the
Algiers ferry at 12:45 sharp: II. ant
L. Adams, Gaines Glider, John Lea
nord, (Capt) Beverly Legendre
Charles Mrris, Emile Eamothe, WI
liam O'Brien, Alfred Peterson, JONI
Roberts, Hilary Schroeder (Mgr.)
Robert Talbot.
The herald., 1921-04-21
STORMS THREATEN
At BATON ROUGE
MOVE STARTS TO TURN MUCH OF
SEVERANCE LEVY INTO GEN
ERAL FUND.
PROPOSE LEASE TAXATION
Barring Use Of Natural Gas In Carlos
. Black Making Is Asked-BioW
Aimed at Support Of Farm
College.

Baton Rouge, La.-Storm cloudi
lowered over the Constitutional Con
vention when that body took its usua
weekend adjournment. The issues
that indicated the approach OF sertsi
OF storms were:
/. Demand Of the parishes with nat
ural resources for q slice Of the sew
'erance tax fund.
q. Movement by some of the dele
gates to divert q large portion OF the
severance taxes into the general fund
3. Proposed taxation Of oil, gas anc
other mineral leases on basis OF pro
,dustion.
4. Attempt TO prevent the greater
agricultural college from getting thu
benefit Of severance taxes.
s. Opposition in certain quarters te
the proposed tax Of / mill after 1872.
Dor the support and maintenance o.
the greater agricultural college.
6. Efforts to prohibit the use Of nat
.ural gas In the manufacture Of carbon
black.
The fight over a division Of the sew
ierance tar presents several angles
Zone is the demand Of parishes witt
natural resources that they be pei
naitted to bite into the severance Ia
lplum. Another 10 the declaration iron
Governor Parker that there was taci
agreement with those who are payin
the severance tax that It would not b
Increased. Stin another Is the Pre-
test of the interests affected that
raise in the tar would be breach
faith. And still another, 10 the att
tude of parishes receiving no revenu
from natural resources. These pa
tshes contend that the natural n
sources belong to the entire state, an
n there is to be a division OF the SCI
GRANGE taxes, these parishes wish
get In on the "divvy."
Another group wants the severanc
TAR money to 60 into the general fun'
OIL and gas land owners who haV
been notified by the assessing autho
titles that they will be taxed Tor lsi
on a basis of production are seekin
to pass the taxation buck to the pa
ties who hold the leases. Land owl
,ers object to the tax hoist becaus
they claim, the leaseholders are II
ones who are making the none
Therefore, they want the leases take
on a basis Of production. To this u
leaseholders offer violent oo1ectlo
Thew claim the severance tax Loo
that they are carrying is enough.
A small group is making a fisl
AGAINST the greater agricultural CT
lere. Also, there IL . crowd OF del
gates opposing the tax OF 1 mill art
1924 for the greater agricultural c.
lsee and the State University and 90
ifsrences were held Friday but nothil
tangible resulted. The negodatio
win be resumed when the converts
reasembled next week.
The taxation committee is expect
70 take up all Of these questions ne
week.
While the taxation rows are In prt
ress. there IL another one over int
: conservation committee. Mr.. Barret
Csddo, Mr.. Madison OF Morehou
and Mr.. Joffrion Of Avoyelles ma
onened war on the carbon black co
.panies operating in the natural
fields of North Louisiana. Mr. b
The herald., 1921-04-21
lust PARAGRAPHS.

Pointe-ala- Hache.-Grand Isle u
making heavy shipment OF cucumber
10 the Northern markets by way Of
the Myrtle Grove canal. Some snip
ments from the lower coast will begin
next week. Squash and snapbeani
also are moving.
Monroe.-Members of the Monro<
Real Estate Association have joined
IN n movement to establish factory
center at Ingiesids plantation. neal
Monroe.
Welsh.-A poultry cooperative cluf
was organised here By Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. N. Stafford of Jennings, parish
demonstration agents. J. A. Williams
OF the government department OF agri
culture. who 10 an expert poultryman
the meeting. They made
shipment recently and i
highly satisfactory.
Satchitoches.-As the result Of tn,
comic opera. "A Gypsy Rover" pre-
ssntsd by local talent. the Mutua
Asa, q charitable organization, hal
added the sum Of $2s5 to its POUNDS.
Welsh.-A remarkable hole is beinl
ar1lled on DIR. @. A. Martins place
siv miles west Of here. by the Nc
Laughlin OIL Company. They ar
now at a depth Of $500 feet and tn
formation is such that there has beel
no necessity Of setting an inch Q
easing.
Welsh.-Of operations at the tire
, drilling points here are still going Of
steadfly. Two companies wen
through several feet OF oil bearin
sand last week, but did not stop, q
these were the shallow strata.
The herald., 1921-04-21
HOLY NAME OF MARY CHURCH

There will be a meeting tonight
in the H. N. G. C. Hall Of the various
heads of the different societies for
the purpose of making plans for the
coming church Fair. The church Is
in need Of repair and 100000 are
needed to meet this expense. The
Fair will be held during. the first
week of June. All who are interest
The herald., 1921-04-21

Natchitoches.-The Rev. Henry
Greene, pastor Of the Mansfield Epis-
copal Church and Trinity Church OF
this city for the past three years, has
been assigned as pastor Of the Epis-
copal Churches Of DeRidder. Homer
and Ruston by Bishop Sessums, and
will make Shreveport his headquar-
tiers.
Natchtitoches.-M L. c. McVoy,
formerly of the Normal faculty bat
now OF L. 8. u. spent the weekend
with her sister, MrA ]. E. Guardia. In
Normal avenue.
Jena.-The. new mayor and the
Civic League appeared before the po-
lice fury and asked for an approprta-
ton to repair and beautify the court.
house and grounds. Gravel walks
and drives will be established around
the courthouse, trees planted and Q
low fence built to keep out cattle.
Natchitoches.- Brather went
to Homer recently to direct Q track
meet for Superintendent Patton Of
Claiboren parish. R. w. Winstsad. Of
the faculty. will 60 to Alexandria fol
the same purpose.
Natchitoches.-vicar General A
Piegay has announced that at thu
close of the session the graduates oi
st. Mary's Academy will receive theil
diplomas In the Church Of the Immao
alate Conception just a. the members
Of the Society Of Children OF Mari
receive their medals. The literary ex
srcises will be held in'ths school audi
tortum.
Estherwood.-The home Of A. Pus
son near the Callahan sawmill, foul
miles northeast of Mermentau, wal
destroyed by fire recently.
The herald., 1921-04-21
H. n G. G.. THEATRE.

Friday, April 22.-"Back of the
Man." Chas. Ray and Dorothy Dali
ton.
1.-THE Yelled Mystery" Antonio
Moreno.
Sunday, April 24.-"Polly of the
Circus" Mae Marsh; a new point.
"The Rivals" Keystone Comedy.
Fox News.
The herald., 1921-04-21
SCHOOL BELLS RINGING
Continued from Page u

ing a light placed near the BACK OF
the school. A committee was formed
which will present their plea to the
Algiers Civic League and ask its co
operation in this very necessary move
ment.
Another phase of the meeting was
a school picnic to be given at one OF
the parks, some time during the next
month. This matter will be thorough
" discussed and all plans perfected at
the next regular meeting which Will
be held on Wednesday, May 4, 1921.
During the present school year,
many pupils of kindergarten age have
presented themselves for admission TO
the school as there is no kindergarten
attached to our school, this privilege
had to be denied the children.
PERFECT IN SPELLING.
: SA
Thelma Willie, Alice Serpas, Grady
Scott.
Pearl Hymel.
William Zeringue, Lorena Landry,
Charles Carona, Marion Edgecombe.
7B
Elise Trudeau, Hey Begeron, Leola
Umbach, Myrtle Boudreaux, Eleanor
Bergeron, Joseph Costello, Rose DE
Corte.
Thelma Rice, Walker Perron, Amelia
| Serpas.
Ella Anderson, Myrl Brechtel, Thel-
ma Sutherland.
Mildred Campbell, Hilda Pfiffer,
Phyllis Bieber.
August Tierney, William Hynes,
Henrietta Baer, Marie Louise Canten
Ethel Maronge, Clemmie Smith.
"A
Lydia Campbell, Dexil Edgecombe
Thelma Arsaga, Emile Trudeau, LIE
roy Cooper.
/ Norestine Bieber, Flavia Carona
4 Anna Deubler, Floyd Guillot, Aaron
Edgecombe, Lucien Esnard, Johr
Goodwyne.
Mary Caruso, Mamie Trahan, Hen
rietta Grundmeyer, Marie Dry, Oreste'
|, Gaudin. Allen Milan, John Heurtin
, Lloyd Collette, Lawrence RobicheauX
, Elise Lassere, Leonce Hebert.
3B
, Muriel Clearinghouse, Beatrice Con
} drella. Alice Hines, Virginia Geau
. threaux.
, Edward Sutton, George King, Wi
Z liam Mays, Allen Edgecombe, Gladly
Crabtree.
, Hester Landry, Edward Tierne!
\ Valeria Habinghorst, Neil Marong'
Frederick Buras, Louis Dumesni'
Laura Fabian, Aldea Rogers, Leoned
Serpas, Rhea Simon, Florence Edd!
|. Mathilda Richards.
!. 2B
!. William Whalen, Wilbert Edg
. combe. Edwin Milan, Gertrude Flani
= gan. Melba Campbell, Louise Pujol.
a ARITHMETIC
D. Sth Grade A.
. Ruth Zeringue, Christine Biebe
. Gertrude BONNER.
Sth Grade B.
It Mildred Sutton, Frank Lawson.
u 9TH Grade A.
4 Anthony. Pittori, Lorena Landr
u Fred Collette, Elmo Scott.
y eth Grade B.
,. Hey Bergeron, Leola Umbach.
.. 9th Grade A.
% Thelma Rice, Thelma Hntz, Eliz
=. beth Costello, Jennie Scott, Amel
q Serpas, lone Cox, Nick Corona, Hem
~ Deubler.
70 9th Grade B.
p Arthemine Umbach, George Tie
y. ney, Lucille Bauman, Eleonor Ste
v. Thelma Sutherland, Eleanor Grun
- meyer.
5th Grade B.
William Hynes.
~ 3rd Grade A.
L. Lloyd Collette, Allen Milan, Alth
of Moffet, Harold Wall, John Heurt
An Roland Lassere, Thomas Beaudes
H. Hardie Cox.
ar 3rd Grade B.
i'd Muriel Clearinghouse, Thelma ALI
Ar. 20, Beatrice Gondrella, Alice Hin
Edward Sutton, George King. w
liam Mays, Allen Edgecombe, CLAD
10 Crabtree.
AT End Grade A.
No Hester Landry, Edward Tern
IA Valeria Havinghorst.
III ATRE
The herald., 1921-04-21

The Viaduct Rangers defeated
the Brooklyn Stars in one of the most
hotly contested games ever seen by
score of 1910.
The Rangers were at a big dis
advantage on account of the Stars
selecting their own umpire and every
The herald., 1921-04-21

This sturdy lightweight. Rocky
Kansas. Of Buffalo. N Y. sprung
into fame almost overnight. ana
Is now considered the most dan
rerous man in the i33-pound divi-
sion and real contender Tor
Champion Benny Leonardo crown;
He knocked out Richie Mitchell
in one round and whipped Willie
Jackson in twelve sessions. he
Is the rugged mixer OF the Bat:
fling Nelson type.
The herald., 1921-04-21
ATTRACTIONS Az
Foto's Folly Theatls

April
Parade" I'm a1b r
Aprn25 On Ruin ""
Weekly Burm =
"The Cradle OF Cou'Ae
Traveogue Star Comedy .Fanon"
Cradle OF Courage
Aprilss in "rhe ScutierS
]kN q
Apne9 1.-THE Eyes Oh 'he -
Circus" Serial. Mutt and Jef c.,,S;e CopsdH
SATURDAY, April THE Stealers NA -
Ptcturegraph. p~
Admission tic and lie Doors open Sunday mshow '
M p. m
The herald., 1921-04-21

The Sunsets defeated the Scouts
co. by a score of So, this being the
first hard victory for the Sunsets
Hoping to hear from any 90 team
the Sunsets are then ready for an
other to their credit. Send chal
lenges to T. Lamana.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
Official Progrdn1
BUSINESS SESSION

 vib in the be in the o is $5, payable in advance
  2:3o P M All Nobes
  I'm
  vi be served in he o'clock
  Of 7oo o'clock All
  ne pa any
 
  
  to vvv Of al An M "Wednesday 2:oo in the usual
  in Reside Noble permit to IF by card.
 VISITING MOBILES o Come smile e~ihu feel though the tsyou.
 TRANSFORMATION 
  be signed Recorder at Phoenix H, HEADQUARTERS secured and 
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Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
Whacks From The Scimitar
 Or Hints to Novices

If you have any choice of hospitals mention it to the Director.
 In crossing the Hot Sands if your feet begin to blister try flying Many Novices have found this great help when travelling with us.
 It will not be necessary to give the sign of distress will be seen in your face.
 If some steps your face it will not be intentional for he will probably be aiming at your stomach We seldom mark candidate where it will show.
 sign that you alive is that you are able to suffer Don't be afraid of knocks boys the harder you are bumped the higher you bounce.
 Say this until it makes dent in your mind What ever happens I'll hold to any strand of manila that comes my way"
 For heavens sake tell your wife where you are going and that you will be out late that she will worry about you for it is cnch else will
 If you have past reputation for anything hide it.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

lot to learn when he undertook the Shrine.
 These officers have been appointed mainly in consideration of their mus cular strength and cunning, ana each one has thoroughly divorced himself from all sentiment. They may seem hard and cruel beyond reason to the novice, but it is not expected that he will understand the necessity of this ceremonial for some time to come. The following is the list:
 Cripple Designstor: G. K. Anderson. Heater of Sands: Frank G. Brown. Executioner: Matthew Hall
 Captain Of Oriental Patrol: Frank s. Baldwin.
 Keeper of the Dark secrea: Leroy Anderson.
 Electrical coniuror:. LII Barkdoll Supervisor of the Harem; J. J The Wagon Chauffeur: John Latz. Gud, to the Sacred Incline: Bracey Curtis.
 Tar Bush Operator: J. c. Gung1. Expiainer of Mysteries: Fl. A. Clark Soothsayer: George w. Hennessy. Oriental Photographer: R. T. Jones Groom to the Sacred Gcat: Charles Granger.
 Feeder to the Royal Camel: D NJ Lowry
 Crown Bearer to the Sphinx: A. J
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

Matthews.
 Mohammedan Knife Thrower: B. G. Mckinney.
 Alien Impersonator:- Percy Slater. Boss Cop: L. T. Sutherland. Assistant Supervisor to the Harem: Charles Overlook.
 NoviciaI Tooth Fuller: Dr. John R. Arnold
 Airplane Conductor: w A. Parr. Final Obiieator: Wm. J. Osborn Personal Representative to the Pres Ident: Carl Hayden.
 Furnace Overseers G. H. Sawyer. Pipe Major: Peter Smith.
 Sand Inspector: Chas. M. Kinsey. T. W. T.: Robert Leatherwood Table Raiser: F. A. Hughes.
 Dentagoiogist: Dr. H. H. Braxton Keeper of the Sacred Fires: R. l.. StalIings.
 Dope Compounder: J. M. Ball Rope Twister: J. H. Zelleweger.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

Guard of the Dead Line: W. 4. O'Connor.
 Tax E,terminator: R. C. Creswe1l. Candidate Resuscitator: George A, Bridges.
 Speed AcceIerator: Chas A. Hooker. Step Ladder Carrier: Otto Strodthoff. Black Stuff Heater: w. A Fiegge Incline Lubricator: c. w. Ford Sublime Keeper of the Sacred Nut: John H. Wilson.
 Oriental Pianoforte Masseur: c. T Carpenter.
 Imperial Bench Slider: Harry Hib- ben.
 Promo squegee Exterminator: w1n Sultan.
 Retainer of the Hempen Cord: J. F Wooton
 Chief Rope Cutter: Abe Lul1in Ice Cooler: G. Van loose.
 Connection Expert: Homer Smith. LalapaIoose Trainer: w. R. Hiett. Direct Fl Toro: Chas. Urban.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

them in the manner expected by the H. lnstrious potentatc.
 Novices should look over this list and cndeavor to fortify themselves against what's coming. The entire mission of this committee of officers is 70 defile the appearance of the Novice
 to brand him in such a way as to convince him r.loroughly that he had
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
OFFICE ERG ARE
 APPOINTED n
 HANDLE NOVICES

s.llous no,,ran Potentate Vic Hanny an- "oonces ~set that all officers who were del
 persou eou .o handle the Novices last year. sney shall retain their resna~tiI,e ',1f:. nf1 t.ses t. and serve this year. All officers NhoW their duties and will execute
Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

According to university authorities. if costs S4se0 to turn out a doctor at Columbia, New York city Of this sum. the student contributes only sI2SO
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-25
" .Al.l.OTH SCHOOL UPPER
RANCH CREEk

Mrs. Walloth's baby has been seri-
ously i'll but is cOnvalescent now.
Mrs. w. NJ. Wallace visited the Wal
10th home last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crnklan WISH
ted the teacherage last sunday after
noon.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick. county
superintendent of Powder River coun-
~, is expected tc. visit the Walloth
school in a few days.
Mrs. Ira Caldwell was visitor at
the Wa1loth school last Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Russell CALDWELL was absent Monday
on account of a sore throat.
Mrs. Martha Leonard has been seri-
ousay IL at the home OF her son where
She has been staying lately.
Floyd Draine was unable to attend
school a couple of days last week on
account Of severe headache.
Francis Lowry had the pleasure It
taking some of the business men IT
Ridge to the city OF Belle Fourche
last Monday and included among them
were j.. Il. Hayes, \. y. Byrd and w.
NJ. Wallace.
The Ridge schoo! closes within two
weeks.
\ masauerad. dance was held at
Ridge March II.
The program at the Wal!oth school
was very successful aud everyone had
an enjoyable time.
Floyd Leonard has been quite sick
hut is recovering rapidly.