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Bluffs and booster. spiit.

zMoeller out for interfering
xBattcd for Sprsnger in the sixth.
zzBatted Tor Linrle In the sixth.
zzzBatted for Baumgarter In sixth.
Des Moines ..,..........000 O32 000-b
Omaha ..................Ol0 O02 0OI--i
summary; Earned runs-cmaha I, Dea
Mpines g, Throe- base hit--CislsEon. Two
base hits-Griffin, Brien. Sacrifice hit
Brown. stolen hasc-Rhyuc. Hit by
pitched hall--Burch. Base on halls
Baumgartnor /, Gaser ?, Davenport !,
Mers .. Struck out--Iaungartncr ].
Merz .. Tiits-Off Baungartncr and 3
runs In innings. Glsser | and 2 In I
inning, Davenport and In inning.
Losing pitcher Raumgartcn. Double play
Griffin 70 Haley, Massey 10 Hanoy. Left
on bases-OWahH o. pos Moines 2. TIM
plres--A ndersun and Cusark. Time--Oue
hour rs minutes. Ruus--Glasor Massey,
Griffin, q Brieu, Rhyme. Pott. Milan ,.
Grant. Errors SprHngCr. Burch ?.
Score second game.
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TT. SMITH Ark. Sept. like
AND RAIN CAME IN TORRENTS
But Answer To Prayer Comes With
Spectacular Electric Storm.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Sept. IL
one mans meat is another's poison.
F'rirstance:
a pastor, tired OF suffering from
the continued heat SPELL gathered
his flock together and for three
hours prayed earnestly for rain. Evil
IDENTIFY his prayers We're answered,
for the rain came and--in torrents.
However, an electrical storm pre-
ceded Il and a bolt of lightning,
striking a manufacturing plant one
square away from the church, started
u $15O,000 conflagration.
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Find Rat"4 TnrcaApnab bic.
rfaI 20 Iho tNprfA

WASlIGNGTON. sept Freight
rates on Copra oil shipped I'm tanH
car loads from Prague. Okla, to
Kansas city Mo, were found un-
reasonable I'm an order Of the inter
state commerce commission. issued
today, 30 far M they exceed 27.5
per hundred pounds. and rates not
In oXrcss Of that amount were dl-
rcctcd to be made.
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Two Hurt i'm Gun Fight.

McAlestcr, Sept. l1.--Ciint Noble
and John Snicer were seriously in
jurcd IN battle which occurred late
Saturday near Broonsn. About
twenty-five shots were fired. Holley
Cesar, young farmer, came into
Quinton about midnight and sur
rendered himself According TO his
statement four men on horseback
and with pistols and shotguns at
tackled him while driving homeward
In his watpA-- -----,-,v-u-~-~sx4s~~s-,
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Southwestern League

MUSKOGEE, Sept. ia lost
bail IN IA pile of dry grass on the
sideline gave Muskogee ~ 3
victory over Pittsburg In the tenth
inning of the final game of the series
today.
Score by innings: II. II. H..
Pittsburg 900 OO2 Ol0 O--3 2
MuBkogce 900 020 O10 IA II
Batteries: Becdlo and Nann;
Jcmncr and Ennis.
MIAMI, Sept. li.--Mlami won u
doubled header from Cushing here
today, the first To I and the sec
ond by one run In the eighth The
second game was Hchodulod for
seven innings by agreement.
Score, first game. II. III. u.
Gushing 1000 900 010--l 3 2
Miami ,...lGO 100 000-2 3 4
Batteries: Dodd and Gcrlach
Brown and Newasha.
Second ZANE; R!lI. E.
Cushing 49,. 900 900 90 2
NJ lami .......000 900 OIL 4 2
Batterios--Stipp and Gerlach;
Wilson and Ncwasha
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summary Two-h base hits--M. Mcdonald
r. Mcdonald Fisher 2, Robinson, Ostcr-
gard. Metz. Mari. Home ruus-Beatty,
Glascr. Metz. Mari, Sacrifice hit--Glaser.
Double plays ,Ostcrgard TO Metz 10 MAR
to query to TNohinson to Metz Lizard to
Kearns Left on bssss--St. Joseph 3 Sioux
city Q. Base on halIs-Hoylik 7. Glsser !
struck out -iiuyiiN 2. Closer 3. Passed
baI-Eapdior. Hlt by pitched hau-By
Huylik (Lesrd) Impiros-Christisn and
Becker Time-One hour 80 minutes.
RunS-Beatty. Fisher Corriieu. VI, Nc
Donald, Brown, Harhor 2. Leard 3 Oster-
gara 2 ot. Me,z T. okts..sarnS k.srnS 2 hooi.on p
Donald. H1yllk, Loard, CHASER.
Scarc-Sccond game
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Western Association

CHICKASHA, Okla, Sept. Ill
Enid rallied in the ningth inning,
scored four runs and won a slug
fest, Is to -, here this afternoon.
Shelby was nipped for nine hits and
equally as many runs in the fourth
inning before Ingram was sent to his
rescue. Although Chicks obtained
an early lead, Enid twice forged
ahead, Johnson and Reiger hit
homers.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Enid ..1O0 $40 0O4--15 23 4
Chickasha .302 oil 500--i2 Is 4
Batteries-kerns and Reiger;
Shelby, Ingrham and Hayes.
HENRIETTA, Okla, Sept. III
Henryctta took pair OF games from
Drumright today, winning the first
to 3 and the second to 0. Hen
ninger, second baseman. and Daniels,
on third. were injured and will be
out of the game for the rest of the
season.
Score. first game. r II f
Drumright 1000 030 o. 3 0
Henryetta .....O20 200 x 4 & 6
Batteries - Henry and Frew;
O'Byrne and Bradbury.
Second game:
Drumrlgnt ...OVO OhU u 1
Henryetta .... 900 OO3 O. 3 3 /
Batteries--R MCGEE and w. Nc
Gee; Daniels, Jelsma and Hasley.
FORT SMITH, Ark, Sept. IL
Kennedy's home run in the fifth In
ing Of today's game here with two
on the bags gave the Okmulgee
Oilers a lead the Twins could never
quite catch, although rallies in the
closing innings nearly took the game
from them. The score was to 8.
Score by innings: X. II. Il,
Okmulgee 1000 1870 020-6 Z 2
Fort Smith 1000 100 2l1--5 12 2
Batteries: Noff. Williams and
Long; Arensman, Hail and Schmidt.
F~T. SMITH, Ark, Sept. 11.--Ken-
nedy's homerun IL the fifth inning
Of todays game here with two on
the bags gave the Okmulgee Oilers
lead the Twins could never quite
catch. Rallies in the closing innings
nearly won the session for Boss
Schmid's clan.
Score by Innings. r. II. Il.
Okmulgee 900 100 020--6 2
TT. Smbith 200 100 211--5 IL 2
Batteries: Noft, ID. Williams and
Long, Arcnsman; Hail and Schmidt
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XHH't,d for Collins in eigth
yN0ur out when winning run scored.
IBHtted for woodward IN sixth.
Philadelphia ...,..... lI0 OIL 900 0-s
Warrington ......... 240 600 900 II
summary IWo-babe hhs-huAn, j.
Walker. miller, Rice. Three base hits
witt, Rice. Bases on bslls-Ou Wood.
ward 2. or u. Harris !. Struck out--By
Woodward I, BY y. Harris l. by Zachary
2. by Rummel 2 RuEs--Wltt 2, Collins
2. Mccain, j, wslk-r, BuEn O. Milan q
judge Rice. Woodward. Errors Mccain.
i. Walker.
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M'GRAWS ASSUME
TOP IN NATIONAL
Down Dodgers While Reds
Trim Pirates; Cards
Best the Cubs

UUoOkLyN sept. ~ The dianis
bounced 10 hus m four prooNyn pitch.
cra tbre, of them southpaws. nnd won
todn,s game. 10 tc 8. Douglas statteo
for Sew York but was taken out with the
haaes fuu and none out In tho third
Tone, tuiahci the samc and allowed only
three hi's IN seven iuntnEs the victory
aud Iittsburgha defeat put the GIANTS IN
ttst place.
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noatty. sncrItIcn hll.-N. Mcnonnld.

Beatty. Sacrifice hits-F. Mcdonald.
Stutrn bases connolly, Brown. Double
''a'a- Pird 80 owens 70 Beatty, Kesrns
to Leard to Metz Hits- or Davenport
IN p Awnings Left on bases St
Toe d. SiouN cry = Rasa on hslls-Hlrd
s, Davenport ., James 3. struck out
Bird 2, Davenport ., james l. Wilf
pfChes--JHmes 2. Passed bsll-Graham,
Cmpires-Becker and Christian. Time
Ons hour rs minutes Runs-F. MELON
AID g beatty 2. Connolly 2. Fisher 81.
Mcdonald, HrOwu ? owens, Bird ?. Har-
bor. Errurs-.F Mcdonald, K"srns 2.
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shuy and saints Slug Raii.

SIOUX CITY, Sept, il.--Sious CITY and
st. Joseph took turns At pounding tho ball
ming the first game OF todBy's double
header, 10 to 5. and the Saints the final
contest, II to /. Lefty Bird, Dakota league
recruit. pitched tho second game for tho
visitors and proved to be the most ef-
fective Of All the pitchers who took part
IN the twin bill
Score. Firet game
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NUattcd Tor uoyt iu ninth.
NNNHn for Baker IN ninth.
Score by innings
iiu-tpn Dr.. ........... ....... 200 100 OOO-l
NcW York .............. 100 600 O0O-ai
summary: Two base hit. Pratt Double
plays Ruth snd SohauF Scott Pratt and
Mclunts Basos on halls on Npyt I, Oft
lIush g. struck out liy Huyt 0 by Hush
RunRH Icibold. Foster. pratt Ruth.
Errnrs rratt Scott Miller. rcckupsugh
2, McusSl ripp.
SC.rs. Second game
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Hopkins Team Wins Again.

The Hopkins Motor supply team
of Tulsa defeated Avant In thrill
ing game yesterday 4 To 0. Tilton.
the Hopkins pitcher. allowed but five
scattered hits.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. ii.--clcvolAnds timely
hitting and couple of errors by the
Browns enabled tho former to pile In
seven runs in tho third inning and win.
Speaker twisted his knee when he trIpied
aud fell over first base and retired. The
injury was pronounced not serious after
the game.
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NUWITN0TyI TaTnHI FUNt"T ITUHNH v TT'H
Mrines l. Three base hit--HHucy. Two
base hits.-Grlffin, Milan Sacrifice hits
Massey. Lee, O'Nrieu, Andcrs6n Base on
baiis-pff Minkvright /. Pott 2. struck
out--Mipkwright 3, pott 8. Double plsy-
Brown 90 Rhyme. stolen hasos--Lee Gisi
lsson, O'Bricu. Brown, Milan Passed hall
Lee. wild htch-Pott. Left On bases
Omaha :, DcF honcs 4 TimN-One hour
rs minutes. tmpircs--'usaCk and An
dcrson, Runs-O'Connor Brown Milan,
Brown, Rsnncr, Fptt, GislAs0n, Hauoy .,
Lee ?, Massey q O'Bren Spranger, Luehhe.
Errors Common, Brown, Grant g. Pott.
Massey, % Brien, Spranger. Luebbe.
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The ScOrebOurd

Western League.
AZ Joplin 50 Tulsa 6.b
~ Wichita oil. Oklahoma city "a.
A. omaha 80 pes Moince 30
National League
At Chicago 3, 81. Louis TO-
A. New York II, brooklyn 3.
~ Cincinnati :. Pittsburgh I.
only three games scheduled.
American League.
Al New York 10 Boston 81.
~ 81. Louis 4, Cleveland s.
AZ thicsE" I, Detroit s
AZ Washington 2, Philadelphia 90 in
ningsJ
American Association.
A. Toledo o. Indianapolis ? O2 Inn ngs)
A. Mlnneapous :. kansa' city ?.
At ST. Poui 5-t, Milwaukee 90.
Texas Icngur.
~ Fort Worth 2, Dallas !.
- A. Houston 20, beaumont "a. tsecond
At Galveston 2-5. San Antonio S.
tSecond called in 18th. darkness)
At Shreveport i-lo, Wichita Falls IL.
southern Association.
~ Memphis o-3, Little Rock OIL,
A. New orleans 3, birmingham 6.
At Nashville 10. Atlanta Q.
At Chattanooga g. Mobile g
Western Association.
A. Fort smith s, ohmulgce 6.
Al Chickasha l2, Enid is.
Southwestern League.
At Muskogee I, Pittsburg 3.
At Snpulpa -'offryvtlle, rain.
At Miami 2-l, cushing l-0.
GAMES TODAY.
Western League.
TULSA At WICHITA.
Okla hofna city at Joplin.
ST. Joseph at Omaha
Des Molnes at Sioux city.
National League.
Boston at Pittsburgh
only one game scheduled.
American Lclguc.
No games scheduled.
American Association.
Louisville at Columbus.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Milwaukee at ST. Paul.
Kansas city at Minneapolis
TcNas league
Galveston at Houston.
san Antonio at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at Wichita Falls
Dallas at Shreveport.
southern Assoclat ION.
Mobile at Chattanooga.
New Orleans at Atlanta.
Memphis at Birmingham {, gamos)
Nashville at Little Rock.
Western Association.
No games scheduled.
Southwestern League.
Independence at Muskogee.
CnffeyNille at Miami.
Pittshurg at Rartlesville.
Gushing at Sapulpa.
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OklahQma Cli,

Wichita ..... .............l0 O91 OuN 4
Summary" tli'g Wright WHrhhurn,
Graham. smith Two base hits a Bargor
wright Pitt IHgt Home run .BlakpHIN.
stolen bases Butler. flts--Du Mitchell &
ana runs I'm 2.a innings or Allen { aud
IN l-3 inning. of Love and o I'm In.
nings. Double playS--iliskosly ana Heck
PITT and Graham. struck out Mitchell l.
Gregory .. Peruvian I. Base ON balls
Mitchell l. Allen :. Love 1. Left on
bases Wichita B. oklahoma CITY Z. wild
pitch Mitchell GwpireH--Ormsby and
Holmes. TImc-One hour 20 minutes.
Runs wright. Harper, Smith I? Hrrgrt.
Butler. Blakcsly Gregory. Error Wash.
burn.
s.rrn- errnrh rnr,c.
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piti,bsfsh


zbHu'd Tor Hamilton IN eighth.
Score by innings;
Pittsburgh ..............00 900 00i--t
Cincinnati t.,......... ... O30 0Gi l0s-t
summary: Two base hit-Fonseda. Three.
base hit--MAranvills. Double plsys--Hsr-
grave to bauboft, Druh. Bohne to paubert,
Bases on hslls--Dn Hamilton 4, Oft Mar
guard ?. struck out-By Marquard D.
Runs Matanvilie. Brossler g. Daubsr,,
Funsoca. Errors MHrsnvlIle, droh.
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Cuffs beat A.. In Ten Inning.

WASHiNGTON, sept Washington
defeated Philadelphia. to 4. In 30 innings
today. double by Rice ana singles by
Harris and Miller accounting Tor the win
ming run.
score.
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Wamhsganas, Gardner Throe-baro hit
Gardner. Home runs-caldwcll, NBnrilder.
Double plays--So woll to Johnson Whmbe-
ganss to Sewrll TO johnson. Bases on
halls--On Caldwell 2. of Vangilder 3.
Struck out-By Bagby l. by Kolp /. by
Caldwell 2. by Nangilder I. Runs Wsmbs.
ganaH, Smith 2, Gardner, Rewoi. johnston.
q O'Neiil, caldwell. Ellerb", WilliamH. Jac-
obson. Kulp. Errois-OorLsrl Me Manus,
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slosI Cit.
81. Iovph.


aBatted Tor James In ninth
81. Joseph ...'..'.'''', ''OIl o50 O-lt
Sioux City ..,.....,'..,,.OO 600 olO o
Summary; Two-base hlts--Owens, Cor
StdoR. Fisher. Harbor. Mari. Home run
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bNt-Ush~'
stewart. Thompson. Thrcc-base hit
christensen. Solcn bascs--Burkc
Base on balls-Off LuiSanovic I;
off Doyle x. Struck out-By Lu-
kanovic 4; off Doyle >. Earned runs
Tulsa >, Joplin 3. Left on bases
Tulsa -, Joplin 3. Double plays
stewart TO Burke 10 Brannon. rm-
pircs--Burnside and Buckley. Time
- hours.
ScCOnd game:
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CHICAGO. sept. ll.--Detrott hit oppor-
tunely behind Connally's passes and de-
foated Chicago. to !. to-day In their
final appearance hero. paGss pitched In
fiuo form,
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E'VTV Ty TNITNEN.
Okla h"tua city ........O0l 600 Oo0-g
wichita ............ 90. 900 100 600
summary: Sacrifice hits-East. wright
Graham, Runsor, Two-b base hits berger
., RunHer. Hcatly, Harper. Graham. Hit.
--Ott Love and I run In 2-3 innings
Double playa McMullin. Runser and era.
ham. struck uut--lpve 2, GREGORY q
Base on balls-Grcgory t. Love d. Lett
on bases wichita o. Okluhoma city T.
Umpires--Holmes and Ormsby. Time
ono hour 20 minutes. Runs PIT. Harper,
Love. Errors-Parker. Berger. Gregory.
Bluffs and boosters Split.
OMAHA, sept. ll.--Dmaha and pes
Moines split douhleheader hcre this
afternoon, the visitors taking the first
contest. TO I. and the Burchrods were
on the long end ot a 10 TO 6 score IN the
second. kinkwtight, new omaha pitcher
from Bloomington. hurled the second
game.
Score.
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p,ttolt.


zBsttod frr 'onnaliy In seventh.
~ zBatted for Russell In ninth.
Detroit ...... ........ .ohl goo 1915
Chicago ...... .......s. 900 0l0 Oho--l
Summary. TwO.haEe hits -- shorten,
Cobb. Three bsso hit--N"ach. Double
plHyp-M Mulligan to Mcclellan, johnson to
Mcclellan TO Shocly. Shorten 10 Hcilman,
CounHlly to Johnson 10 Mcclellan. Bases
on hslls-On counally T. OF Russell /
pff Dauss /. STRUCK out--By Russell |.
Runs. Jones' Cohh, Noach Sargent. Bsss-
ler Mcclellan. Errors Young.
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CINcINNATI. Sept ~ --Marquard kept
rlttsburghH hits scattered ana BANKED
,nsm nn'S 'hs nin,h i"n'nf 1ra S,neiana, R,sM
nan was hit the arm by Hamilton,
trying quick return delivery and was
badly hurt
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FWHWTU fUf TTNTTY IN tfNOh'h,
Score by inninrs.
HoEtun ............n .ni0 900 O00--l
New York ......... ... 600 600 0bx-h
summary; Homo Collins Meusel
Double Ulays-WArdi poCkinpAuFh and
ripp. Bases on balis--Ou ricrcy ,. Oft
Shawkoy T. off khrr ,. Struck out--By
Shawkcy 2. by Karr l. Runa-Collina
Mller Pcckinpaugh. Ruth. Mouael Pipp.
Errors Foster.
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'uh'ihary: IWO-bitc intH-Iout,
SSheilman, Hamilton, Robertson.
ihrcc-base hits---Spcllman, Chris
UhScn' Sacrifice hits - Mueller.
smith, Zweiful. Stolen bascS--Ham-
h'nh :, spcas, Williams. Base on
,n"i's-Cullop 3, Haugland I, -Iwci-
Iul !. Struck out-Iiaugiand 1,
EM'liul 3. HIS and earned runs
VI 'ullop ! aui = runs in 1 i-3 in
nnings; HaugIand and o runs In
SO Iweiful o and 5 In =. Lett on
na'es--Iulsa 3, Joplin \. Double
n"Is--lhompson 10 Burke, Mueller
w. robertson 10 Bourg. Umpires--
buckley and Burnside. Time One
houx and so minutes, -
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CHICAGp Sept, list IouiH hit toui
chicago pitchers hard today and won by
10 to 3.
Score
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H'AN ~ 10 - Nv i"Ah 80 - 10
znatted Tor Ponder In seventh.
g1iiatted for DAILY N eighth
zazIiatted for Jones In eighth.
Score by inninss'
81 LouIs ........,... $40 900 ois--io
thicaso s.s.t|,s. .ssst,..O 900 olO Wv
summary Two base Mueller prai,
MoIlsnty. Three. base hits go Wornrby.
Schulty Home nun Mciienry Double
plRyE.arerry to iiollocher; Laysn to Top
orcor 20 HornHby, DAILY to Kelieher. BaseH
nn balln-on Jones ], OFT York !, of
Shordcl :, of Doak I. struck out-By
Totpotcer q Hornsby J. Mueller, schultY,
Mciienry, Terry, Deal, Barber. Msisei 2.
rors-Smith. rorporocr, Mueller, DAILY.
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NnOre by INNINGS:

',amc called AT the end Of the
eighth inning on account of dark
ness.
- Score by innings:
Tulsa ............OO 900 O0t O4---5
Joplin . a3O 600 fx--8
m a L. IA Ia..lI
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23

Mrs. C. D. Dennis, Miss Hazel David
son and Miss Edna McDermand as
sisted
The wedding guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. Strand, Mr. and Mrs. 4. II
Terrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Owens
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Wuerthner, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Wood. the Rev and Mrs
We're Y. Lopez. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W
Eklund, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Loye Ash
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Dennis. Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Dawson of Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Mentrum Of Helena,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WYE of Elliston
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frick Of Anaconda,
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Moore of Cho-
teau, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher OF
Salt Lake, Miss Edna McDermand,
Miss Helen Strand, Miss Mary Prick.
the Misses Hazel and Ruth Davidson
of Bozeman. Miss Inez Strand. Miss
Helen Fredericks of Helena, Heldore
Eklund, Garth Eklund, Beverly Ash
ton. Tom Ashton G. s. Dennis. Jr.,
Billy Moore, and Robert Strand of
Missoula.
After brief wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Davidson will be at home at the
Alpine apartments in Anaconda. Mr..
Davidson is employed as a chemist at
the Washoe sme!ter.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
Close Country Club
With Dinner Dance
Wednesday Evening

Most important among the social
functions Of the last week was the
dinner dance at the Meadow Lark
country club, Wednesday evening, which
was the terminating social event of the
season at the club and one of the most
enjoyable since the grand opening late
in May.
Part Of the program was the pre-
sentation of the golf trophies for the
1921 season in the mems handicap and
wOmen's competition tournament
Bronze cups were awarded to the Rev.
Chrstoph Keller. Mrs. Keller and w.
r. Hicks. Receivers of the brassies
donated by l.. l.. Folsom. golf in
structor, were Mrs. H. P. Raben, Ed
Newton and w. X. Flowerree. The con-
ISOLATION prize, an electric iron donated
by the Montana Power company, was
awarded to Miss Verna johnson. The
presentations were made by j. Il. HOO
bins who addressed the guests on the
growing popularity of golf. Dr. A. =.
Longeway spoke to them on the sue
cess of the club during the season.
AS usual, dinner was served a. Z
o'clock. dancing commencing at $50
and continuing until l. Dinner party
guests numbered 118. The number
was increased to nearly 200 as guests
came and went during the evening to
witness the last event Of the year.
The largest dinner party Of p, in
cluded DIR. and Mrs. A. F. Longeway,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Russell, Mr.;
and Mrs. Robert Stallmen, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Dow, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Burlingame, Mrs. Harry Call, Mrs.
Harry McAfee of Denver Mrs. j: w.
Speer, Mrs. julius Holman, Miss
Emma Caller, Miss Katherine Longe-
way, Miss Virginia Clybourne, J. N.
Burlingame, Aaron Singer, 10 Eng.
man, l. w. Church, and 0. H. Perry OF
Helena. "a as@
At another table IL covers were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. White, Dr. and
Mrs. C. w. Bice, Dr. and Mrs. II. =.
Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Harlow, Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Van Stone, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry, Yaw: Mr. land and Mrs. Mrs.
Frank Zonker of Cascade, Morris
Christ and Gordon Lapeyre.
Among other guests were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Strain, Russell Strain,
Frances Slayer. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Nathan, Mr. and Mrs Robert Nathan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Skinner. Miss Ger
trude Skinner. r. Williams, NJ. NJ:
Hicks, Mrs. Herbert Strain, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis T. Burns, Mrs. F. J. Adams:
Mrs. A. E. Dixon, Harry Wood: Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. John
Wallace Mckenzie. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hurd, Miss Mary Kingsbury. Mrs.
Leonard Diehl. Werner Hampstead,
Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs G. C. Bower. Mrs.
Henry Hamilton, Mrs. Willard Dodge,
Ms. J. TAYLOR. Miss Hazel Bower. Mr.
and Mrs. Shirley Ford, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Raban. DIR. and Mrs. Donald X.
Woods, C. Lanstrom. Tom Mackey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corwin., Ray
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Lytle, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Asselstine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Handler NJ. Heidenheimer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christop Keller. Mrs. II. w.
Brown, Mrs Emily Blum, Mrs. II H.
Black and Mrs. Massena Billiard.
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W. w. Cheeley, Mrs. Charles Kelsey,
Mrs. +. ]. Adams, Mrs. Herbert Strain,
Mrs. @. E. Wadsworth, Mrs. Frank
Tenney, Mrs Willis T. Burns, Mrs.
Story, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Pruitt and
Mrs. Head.
The guests on Tuesday afternoon
were Mrs. =. l.. Norris, Mrs. Stephen
J. Cowley. Mrs. George Hurd, Mrs.
Otto Gerth, Mrs. A. e. Wiggin, Mrs.
G. w. Bice, Mrs. John Flannery, Mrs.
James w. Speer, Mrs 8. e. Peterson,
Mrs. Fl. w. Brown and the four honor
guests.
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the social committee of which John
Norman is chairman. A swimming
program will be arranged by Mrs
George Mcclure, the guest stunts by
NJ. Tillman, gymnastic exhibitions by
E. E. Holdeman and Fritz Foster.
The fortune telling booths will be in
charge of Miss Lila McBratney and
the reception committee is headed by
Miss Stella Keleher. Miss jeanette
Wheatley and Frank Bondy have
charge of the refreshments.
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Mrs. Smith Hostess
Two Afternoons

Mrs. Clarke Smith of 14O1 Fourth
avenue north was hostess on two diff
ferent occasions last week when she
entertained at bridge in compliment
to her four house guests, Mrs. Charles
II. Head and Mrs. E. X. Pruitt Of
Helena. and Mrs. Justin NJ. Smith and
Mrs. Nelson Story, Jr., of Bozeman.
The first affair was on Monday af-
ternoon, to which were hidden Mrs.