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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
GINTER PARK FIVE WINS
Suburban Outfit Captures basketball
'.nmr From West Point, by
Score af - 10 10.

Gin;"r Park Athletic club beat The
West Point High School in basket.
bail yesterday afternoon on the COM
munity cub court by the score Of u
|" !. the visiting team played q
hard game and fought the local outfit
to Standstill at times. Williams.
lett forward FOR West Point. was
the Individual star OF tho game scor-
Ing thirteen OF tn" fourteen points
registered hy his team
Score:
G.ntcr Park 81 West Point. "a
Giutcr Park Position Yves, roin,
Ruiiin ....!cft forward. Wnl!.,nr,
pugg"tt. fright forward Asher
T"Ne paush.. center ...... Garden
Kline 49,. LEFT guard. r. Sims
SpcSSard, fright guard Wa'coit
summary: Goals from field Rul.in.
= poGSc;t. 3. rcvcpauEh q Wi!-
Hams. > Goals from fuUl--Tryr-
paurh. Williams. 3, Asher. ! Referee.
sutton oJohn MarshalD. Time. 20
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
SHREVEPORT ENTRIES

FIRST rHcc,-rurH" $500: claiming:
;lld hall furlonss ->ir Jo.m Norevn. H..
I,.nancLai Rooster ~. 'fn:mandic, ll5;
Ghief Bar,hcu. no. 'pr.ou;al Dress. lo..
'Ftato. los. 1huues Pei. 100. 'Wcpent.
second race purse. E5oo: for three
ha.G fur'rn=s- Trt-uEr,d. los; super
!nl-ni.Ht. ln". san Marcus, Ice. =. Just,
inh Nr's.!A"s, lo3, ivtn MlsI iQl:
Thi-i ia-e-rnrs $500. Claiming for
arIoaes-cogE- Roach. ic6 Roscoe Gooso
loo. Mormon. JOG. sIoovci lU. 'Fi,st
nuie' too: M.cGey Moor, lo: Mary
Fourth ;aee.--,a. Guf-,r rufss alloy.
suC"s. purse 500 FOR iht,a.y -ar-u.ds and
~ ave aud q MALI !Gr.puEs Fortnight.
los. Ettaae. los. Anticipate icJ; 81
k"sin, los. rA- Pprtusu.ae. l0-. Lizzie
AHui.H, l'2 Ah'H@". e.
rim rae pure $500. e,umlug for
maiden th-.--t sa--u.is and u. live 81!
Is Lult tGTlouEs-M.ss Sterling. Has. Tony
lia, 'Hty. li3. J. =. gIeri1 GAO. 'RuylI
Blood Io' I.t;,e Niecc los H4Uy Ghyu.
~'x;1 rae--plrs, $500 fog thraa-ye1r-
a-as and ~ g.liw.ns one i".t. aud
= E-utF Yards Parrish ip- Dr. CANINE
9. 20 ~ Counter balance. log. N.rE.ias
IL. -n- -s.-."- tp-sr-r't- -put
: uoN=r s. Thuatorh.rd. -. 'WilH=tr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
SPORTS
Richmond Boy May
Be Member of Colts

"Hici>" Moran, n Richmond boy
who played in the iniicId for the
suffolk team OF the Virginia
i.rHSuc last season. may he found
wearing II RichInond uniform tl,IS
year. Moran has been spending
the winter In Washington nnti mr.
rived In this city yesterday. lie
announced he would ask for a
tr."ut with ltu! Rynn'S Colts. hut
milling in this hr mny he mctu-
her of the Charlotte, y. C.. tenn
of the South Atlantic Lcnguc.
Moran Inns hrcn sent Il contract
ny I'll" Tarhrcls and may sign with
them.
The player was member OF
the bTttIc Axe team, when thnt
organization MnS declared 10 bc
me best amateur nEErc.ntiop In
Rirhmond. He il q sure fielder
mud good hitter aud should mnk,
good in either the Sirginin or
south Atlantic League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
DESIRE ORTH's SERVICES
colleges WRnt Virginia Icnxuc I'm.
plrr Ia 0nirIutr II Their

Li NCliBCHG. VA. Feb. 22.-Al
or,h viii get his .y. trimmed for
umpir" roi" ia The virginia League"
this year by officiating in som. of IN,
big games - lac played at Lexington
by Washington ana Ice during lntr
March ana carly April. Orth Is also
being sought L" work III some games
at Virginia Tech.
He expects, however. to get his
early conditioning in his garden here
on church street before the college,
baseball season opens. He has fully
recovered from AN attack ot rhuciun-
tism experienced early during Tho
winter. and expects to be- Ia good
shape for the opening OF tn. Virginia
League. tpIii -I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
ALABAMA UNIVERSITY TO
MEET BOSTON NATIONAL S
schedule Of Snufhcrn SrhnoI Iu,,,,.
lame with Hub CITY

UNIVERSITY. ALA IN 90
''sW's scheduled by INC i-riy,,si,,. =.
''.'na baseball team Gnr 1921 In :
"'" o'nirs'" win ;ha Eostou M
IKE, lisNeland American ana Fir
,N",., N2h.h"rn Association
ne ara Michigan University.
'''rEia University N.ss!ssipui
"gletrorpc LuuIsiau, S,,,n'
~ probably Vanderbilt
h''i Alabama stars will L.. er,n
-'nN hcf" when 10" S.weII an
,-a n,,,.i, ~" Cleveland Americans
s.- rrIaJ r'' hrlnHs bis Univcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
COACH SUGGESTS RULE
REGARDING FUMBLED BALL
N.rhi:ur Mentor Ad.'nratcS Declaring
i'iGsl>in Dead After RcrOVcry.
Others Favor Plan.
~ Nss0cIntch rres 5

NEyv y,GRE IN 80 LI!Iic!lJfrc ~
Yost. Cniv.rsity OF Michiean's veteran
football coach. In a letter 40 Michigan
alumni suggests a chang" in football
rules whereby u fumbl"d ball becomes
dead ON the moment ii is recovered.
Declaring many games have been
Won BY inferior teams through the
lucky recovery Of u tumble. lac be-
!IeV"d the ,dca would rcSui; in all
games being won on their merits. lie
is opposed. he said 10 the suggest ION
IHOlis hing the goal after tOuChdoW u
GcSl claims to have the support of
Coaches Iuppkc. Of Illinois. and VII
.I"IS. of Minnesota. in his tumble
rule proposal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
Kent Repent. Past Trnt..

ASHTON. IDAHO, Fob. o2-IIcnrv
Kent winner -! 1917 and 1919 Aahton
log races Won In" fifth annual event
today. driving .evcn dogs The win
ners are ali bird dogs with the OK
""ption OF one. which IL 81 thorough
bred belgian police dog The tim.
wHs two hours GA" minute and forty
eight e"uDnIs beating the former
dino by ihlrIN-tMO mimut.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
BEATEN BY TWO PLAYERS
locke ana Pierce. OF William AMI
Mary, Practically Down
Spiders on Court.

Noohe and Pierce spoiled n roo,
'"Anc'oaIi game at Wcstb.mn,
'i'. hiRht between William ana Nh.
'"h the University OF Kjcbmn,
"h'ch the visiting team won hv 49,
score or is to %. when ,ho
Williamsburg forwards hrok. ,,,,y
IN tho second half and s,oroJ 49,,
held goals or an unusual vorlo,
AT the close OF the fire, h.,,,
''sitora led the home club hy
r''". w IL TO IL count. and in fac,
''ci ana blue Iuint cuuaiIed III.
''' "ork oi the visitors Throughout
va" Sah". The baskets by Cooke ma
Fierce being from Il DISTANCE. rhn.o
wv" "fiPcritcs IL is believed prnduc,,,
Il brand OF basket shooting tina, 81,
ii"eiE TO stand for some time I'm m.
memories OF Il larg. crowd ~,
packed the gymnasium.
apparently all Cooke needed ,o ao
"ns 10 get within a third OF the ais.
t"hce "f the floor from tho h,.Ln,
ana regardicss OF whether Ia. 49,.
'"ciilK The basket or no, tho InJt.,.
cut loose The ball without hal, !,
,u"k anu Registered six goals with an
uhtdhih"ss cqunicd 10 the fcntg ~
ms red skin namcsai"s PInrco.s
"nik WAS nearly Ak Spectacular
IN. contest was exceptionally clean
N"t hl!rh WIN keen rivalry ptrh
in"nd trying To keep the visi,nr.
from taking the second Con,ny, OF
ne season. Both fvcF nut up a Won
u"rtui guarding game ANA bcc:tIs. ,ho
spiders lacked a iong.dist,nrc
shooter they could not compete vim
Drivers team -"
There wcr" no changes mad. n,
cithcr Lineup and all ton men gay.
th"ir level best 10 TIA" fracas. II ls
hardly possible TO note outstandiur.
hfur"s with the exception Of tho TWO
indian forwardu. yrt Carlton ANA
btth"l anparcn'ly gave II Slightly
letter account Of themselves than
their team mates
Last nights game was the mex. 20
ne last to be played by tho spiders
THIS season. The Richmond team Ia
hooked 10 meet University Of Viz
sinin. at Northampton. tomorrow
Lineup:
Richmond Position " &. NJ
TOW li....... forward plcrcc
Ii"slcr. forward ... .CoGt.o
carton. center .Uarwoon
n"tn.I,.. guard ........IoncR
Motley ...... guard Young
summary: Field Gonls--PIcrcc. 2:
. Cooke. J liarwood .: Carlton.
Rcthcl, ! Mootley !; Towi!l j. Foul
tnais-C""k". In IL; IicS!cr. in
10. Referee Graham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
BANK CAGERS TAKE CANE
FROM TERMINAL OUTFIT
Merchants Five Wins Basketball
Contest az fiowitZcrs' Arnory
by Score of 30 To 21.

Merchants National Bank las: nigh,
Defeated The Richmond Terminal in
p"Sk"tb"!! by the score OF 20 10 -"
me game was played IN the lIowit-
%crs Armory and was the third meet
lnE Of the respective dv.s this win
ter. Terminal was Victorious in tn.
hrSt two Gimce and the Bankers ar,
"lLt"d over their victory las, uj.b.
~ was " grucl!ng affair tina. u mere
nHnufNi 81 basketball enthusiasts
period the teams Tough. Gcrceiw 1871 "a,
"N"rN poiE. and TIA" p!ayluL in ihi.
portion @: tn" contest was Very nom
" 'Nrn When time was called. Tho
Srorr stood II 10 :. with The bank
score.
With two-pojnt advantage. M.r
rh"nlS entered tho second half De.
,l.rminei 20 Iucrchs" its lead. while
mat II would win its third victory
"v"r III. financial institutions The
paying ~ THIS period WAS about tho
sam" as that o. the frs; half Th.re
Vas littlc - choose Ne.wcen tho rc
specify. teams
Captain Eutto-worth WAS tho In
diy'iuRl star Of the contest, No,
only d:d ne mt up an excellent rI,,,n
nu The defense. but hiS go1i.sh"",.
irr was OF the highest order II.
Gagged The ball iva Times from Tho
floor punk' pcudletou also showed
np Wei. With four ielG goals and tho
sam" number % fouls 'D!li." Dcviuc
also nut. ~ g, good zane.
'iollgday ana =. Marin were the
ss,ars for 'hG winning OUTFIT The
- center willie Marriu'- long shots
Church I'LL Athletic club hct dif-
A'h'otic club b. Tho sco-" ~ - 10 .,
'f' losing .cg"l mt 80 an ,-.,.'l .ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23

Golfers Tie for IIonors.

IT''F .NTDN. HEN. Feb. 22.-W M"
Mcguire. Houston ana Tom i.ally.
san Antonio. tied for first honurs to-
day IN the professional event OF the
Invitation golf tournament here.
They had medal scores OF l5i strokes.
Doc Tracey. Minneapolis. was ;htrd.
with 100. and Jack Eurkc. OF Fort
with 100 each. Mcguire and I.ally.
Will play OH their tie Thursday. Thcr"
were seventeen contestants in tn"
professional event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
Moore Receives Decision.

NEW NDIlk, EVp. ~. iioY Moore
ot It. Paul, received the judges de-
CiSiOu over Benny coStrr Of New
York. after a tift"rn-round bout hcTt
today. Each weighed 40 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
Racing Ends at Tiu .Iunpn.

SAH DIEGO. CAL. Fob. a.,-Thc
rae" meeting At Tia Juana. Mex.
cam" 10 close with the runniu..
,""ay card because OF the refusal
OF TIA" Mexican government TO rcsciuI
me order TO charge visitors $40 FOR
"a" viSIn. OF passports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
VIRGINIA TECH QUINTET
WINS OVER TARHEEL FIVE
Blacksburg Ca.cr> Victorious by
Score Of ~ 10 l1-Sub-
StittitrS Are ISpl
| SPECIAL To- The Times Dispatch.

Special Ia The Times DispatCh.l
LlNCHBtRG. VA. Feb. .2.-Out-
playing tnci" opponents at every
stage OF IN" game. Virginia polyteca-
mic Institute defeated North Carolina
stat. - TO IL.
. After Gcttin.; safe lead Coach
Younger sent n four substitutes and
his team more than hold its own
Icspitc the frequent scoring Of the
Tech machine the North Carolina FIVE
Fought hard and at times showed
flashes of form, bat the Algirs were
ahl" 10 break through the Tech do
tense only on rare occasions. Most
Of tn" Omen shots for Carolina went
wild. On thc other nniiI Tech runr
every easy shot and made number
% long ones
Line M.
v +. / state
Wa!n"r RICH, forward. . Williams
Rhodes ....left forward ..itipnle
I,-trriSt ...,.. center Groom a. }
Holmes right guard. .rarI.
i'rookS co left guard Johnston
sum mary Goals from iloor r
Holmes. BROOKS. s; brittnpham
| carroll. ,: Wr"nn. .: Williams. Rip-
ole. Groom. Park. Goals from fouls
| Rhodes. in .: Parrish. in ,;
Wrenn, in !: Ripple > in {, Groom
IN >. SIhst!tutions-Er
Tor Parrish: Carroll for Walker
Wrcnn for Rhodes: !.ccpcr for Kin
pie: Weaver for Groom. Twenty.
minute halves. Referee. Johnson
! l.ynchhurI E!ks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
VIRGINIA TRACK SQUAD
HAS HEAVY SCHEDULE.
tross-country Team VIII Compete
in Run Here Next
SATURDAY.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Feb -
y ncrvH schc iuir Tor Nirsinia.s
mapped out FOX the remainder Of tn.
season. Two ip"mhrrS OF the sVual.
c. simon seward and Il NJ Baker
participated IN the Guaranty Club
Indo"r meet ~ Madison Square Gar
den. New York Saturday night. TN.
former in the 800 yard and the latter
in the sev"ntN-yard hnndicaps. The
remainder OF shc SchCdul. X as fol
lows:
February .G-.Johns Hopkins indoor
games. Fifth Regiment Armory Bal
iliuorc. About tIirty VIRGINIA mon
~!li take part. Evening Dispatch
eros country run. Richmond. Va
March 3-catholic University indoor
m 1T WashirEipn. Five men 20 be
entered.
March a-tniv"rsity OF Illinois
fourth annual indoor relay carnival.
Champaign. III. Two entries, Seward
and Archer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
NMny From Iinn,r.

Nrril - ana 3o-r"n!; intcrcoIlc
%ihic and intrrschC laStic relay race
arrival Franklin F;eld Philadc;-
hhla Relay team and several other
men Will he sent
May dual meet between vir-
ElHIh ana United states Navai Acad-
envy. nj Annapolis, Md
May !" aud ii-SOuth Atlantic In
'"ic"'i"giat" Athletic Association
outdoor meet. al GcoIg ctowr t'n!vcr-
~ Washington. on at the I'mivc-.
sity of Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23

March "u-bual meet at the Uni
v"rsity Of Virginia between ranr
stat" and Virginia. Val, may enter
Anrii 23-TrinnEular meet. Wright.
Military Institute. North Carolin.
ana Virginia
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-16
WAS RARELY ABLE
TO MOVE HIS ARMS
st. Paul Man Overcomes Rheumatism
BY Taking Tanlas Feels
| Splendid Now.

"Tanlac certainly is the medicine to
take all the aches and pains out of a
fellow and make him feel. 1ike some.
thing said Robert Trotter, Of 14e
State St., st. Paul, MINI.
I've only taken two bottles of the
medicine but am already feeling like q
different man. Over a year ago my ap.
petite went back on me and my stOm.
ach got out of order and I began to 20
down hill. Everything I ate soured on
my stomach and bloated me until ]
could scarcely breathe, and had the
most awful pains in the pit Of my
stomach. Then I commenced having
rheumatism in my arms and shoulder
blades, and in damp weather 1 could
hardly move my arms at ALL got tC
where couldn't sleep and was Just
about down and out.
"Well, noticed in the papers where
Tanlac had helped so many people in
st. Paul that decided to give it a
trial. All my aches and pains have
disappeared. I have fine appetite and
my stomach is in first-class condition.
also sleep well and get up feeling just
fine"
Tanlac is sold in Gatzke by the
Gatzke Mercantile Co., in Newfolden by
Amundson & Lee, in Viking by S. S
Nordgaard, and by the leading druggist
in every town.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-16
RADIUM NEWS

Mr.. johnson, brother of Levi John
son, has returned from Thief River
Falls where he has been taking medical
treatments and reports that he is en-
tirely recovered from his recent illness
Minnie and Arthur Riebau, Dora
Lenhart and Olaf ,Uland visited at the
Dean home Monday evening.
: Miss Pearl Nelson visited her mother
and friends in RadluH over Sunday.
Olaf Christianson was a Radium
visitor Monday.
Arthur Olson was in Radium Satur-
day
Berndt Christensen visited friends
IN Radium the later part of the week,
leaving here for Strandquist where he
Will visit his daughter, Mrs E. Huset.
VIM. Ellert had the misfortune Of
breaking the rear axle of his Ford.
The auction sale of Nick Kobilka was
well attended. The pure bred stock
sold unusually well-again showing
that it pays to raise pure bred stock.
Honnas Eckman has left for Has
kins, Neb., where his folks live. He
will take charge of his folks farm.
His many friends regret his departure
from this community.
Henry Ruff who was i'll most of last
week has practically recovered.
Miss Olga BlOomsness was a War
rem visitor Saturday morning.
Martin Knudtson spent Sunday in
Radium with his family.
y O. Nelson made short visit with his
family last week. .. -.
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Warner left in the evening for Viking
where he conducted d similar meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. Anton Gullseth pleas
antly entertained Six guests at thei1
home in town last Saturday evening
The evening was happily passed in 8
social way and palatable luncheon
was served by the hosts. The following
were the guests: Ingrid Nordhagen
Ella Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mellem
Joel Shoberg and Mary Shoberg.
Mr.. and Mrs Ted Thompson pleasant
" entertained Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Dolls
and Chester and Delma Dolls at ytheil
home last Sunday afternoon
The following were pleasant Sunday
evening visitors at the John Sor home
Mrs. Z. Mellem, Mr.. and Mrs. e. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mosbeck, Lyle
and Harold Mosbeck.
A number of local people have at
tended the revival meetings under the
auspices of the Swedish Mission church
at Viking this week.
Henry Rogers, Of Steiner, left. or
Monday morning for North Dakots
where he will be employed.
AXel Bloom was at Warren between
trains last Wednesday to receive medi
cal attention.
A. 0. Bergland returned from Hib
bling the beginning Of the week.
Miss Ruth Ranums left last Wednes
day for Montana, where she expects tt
be employed this summer
Sigvart Holten returned to his home
at Cannon Falls on Wednesday even
ing after few weeks visit with his
father.
Miss Martha Rust returned to hel
home at Halma last Wednesday follow
ing a visit with the Sam Hasby family
here.
Walter Wendt left on Thursday
morning for Warren, where he visited
with friends and received medical at
tentiOn
T. Mellem spent Tuesday at Viking
visiting with his daughter, Mrs. S. S
Nordgaard, and attending the mission
meetings. On returning home in the
evening he was accompanied by Rev
Seagreen who conducted evening ser
vices at the Congregational church.
P. Sorenson is spending this week
visiting with his daughters, Mrs. Geo
Anderson at Warren, and Mrs Abe
Strobe at Angus.
Mrs. Albert PaulsOn was at Viking
between trains last Tuesday to shOI
and visit with friends
Gust Nakken spent Friday at War
rem on business connected with thu
Farm Bureau.
Victor Mosbeck left on Friday morn
ing for Viking to spend the day.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-16

Statement Of the condition OF
FARMERS STATE BANK
OF RADIUM

at close Of business on February Dist,
1921 &
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Hazelle Cook left last Sunday for
the country to spend few weeks with
her grandfather

the country to spend few weeks with
her grandfather.
The Schantzen, Essig and Zblewski
families spent Sunday evening at the
Ruff home
The following were entertained at the
Nelson home Saturday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. G. Clausen, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
r. Cook and daughter, Hazel. and
Myrtle Dean.
All the following were entertained
Schantzen's, Fred Monroe's, Frank
Ruiz, VIM. Zblewski, Otto Esstg's, Fred
Baesman, Honnas Eckman and Walter
Carlson. The evening was spent in
playing cards and dancing. A dainty
lunch was served by the ladies.
A number of young people spent Sun
day evening at the Setback home
The Radium Study Club met at the
Radium school Saturday afternoon.
After the regular meeting each mem
Der did ample justice to the dainty
luncheon served by Miss Clarissa
Ericsson, who acted as hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Allen and family
were callers at the Kramer home Sat-
! urday evening.
A large number Of ladies attended
the Ladies' Aid Of the Swedish Mission
church held at the Joe McGregor home.
A delicious luncheon was served by
Mrs. McGregor. Everybody had de-
lightful time
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Dean visited at
the Grant Morrison home Sunday
evening. IL
Mrs Ed. Yuergens called on friends
in Radium Friday.
Martin Steinhardt of Big Horn, Can
ada, a brother of Mrs. Carl Otto, was
| accidently killed recently.
Ruby Dean visited Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walter Loeslie over Sunday.
Marie Strobe, Clara Riebau and
Alma Olso spent Sunday at the Cook
! home.
Little Jodie Bauer is much improved
i, from his recent illness. Tho very
, weak yet, he is able to be up. We are
all glad of his improvement. -
| Frank Strobe was home for a short
visit last week.
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FOLDAHL

The friends and neighbors of Mr..
Rinkel surprised him last Monday
evening, it being his 53rd birthday.
The evening was spent in games and
music At IL o'clock Mrs. Rinkel SER
we'd delicious lunch. In the wee sma'
hours Of morning they all departed
for home, wishing Mr.. Rinkel many
happy birthdays. 80
A few friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Willer
were entertained at their home for a
six o'clock supper Saturday evening.
L. G. Johnson, Tom Lewis, Gus
Kramer were in Radium Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn and, daughter
Opal were callers at Kramer's Friday
evening.
Victor Krafting and Haugen's young
folks were callers at Horns Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Kramer and children,
Eugene, Robert, Della, were visitors at
Horns Sunday.
Gus Kramer, VIM. and Buelah
Kramer, and Tena Haugen were visit
ors at VIM. Marquette's Sr. Sunday
evening.
Oscar Haugen was in Warren Mon
day. .
Mr.. Sloan was caller at Horns
Sunday.
Haugen young folks and Miss Kell-
berg, and Miss Rop attended the
Farmers Club at Apple Hall Saturday
evening.
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ESPLEE


Geo. Hook and Paul P. Sund trans
acted business in Warren on Friday
last week. The dragging contract on
State Road No. IL was let to Geo. Hook
and Mr.. Sund.
Carl Erickson and son Arthur trans
acted business in Grygla on Monday.
Jacob Einars0n and son Harold,
visited at the Carl Erickson home Sun
day.
Albert Fiskevold made a business trip
to Goodridge on Friday.
Arthur Erickson was caller at the
Hans Fiskevold home on Sunday even
ing.
Brick -KiesOw transacted business in
Goodridge on Thursday last week.
Fred Solley transacted business in
Goodridge last Friday.
The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. John
Lamporter's one day last week.
# Hans Fiskeyold returned home from
Turtle River, where he has been em-
ployed in the lumber camps.
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BRANDT ELECTION RETURNS.

Oscar "A. Olson, supervisor for
years; P. NJ. Peterson, supervisor TO
1 year to succeed J. w. South; O. w
Hauglid, clerk; w. II. Hauglid, as
SCISSOR; T. J.. Owens, treasurer II
Robinson, Justice of the Peace.
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ROSEWOOD
NEW SOLUM ELECTION.

The township election held at the
Prichard school last Tuesday resulted
in the reelection Of all previous officers
except that of assessor, to which office
was elected L. L. Furan to take the
place of 5Olof Opseth. The following
officers are now in charge: Clerk, John
Halvorson; Supervisors, Alex. He'll
quist, b. p. Sagmoen and E. A. Silver
ness, Chairman; Justice Of the Peace,
Olof Opseth; Constables, Selmer Hau.
gen and 7. o. Eide; Treasurer, P. Sor-
enson. The road overseer for the Rose
wood district is Anton Gullseth. ~
FARM BUREAU MET THURSDAY.
NJ. L. Warner, secretary-treasurer of
the Marshall County Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton, addressed meeting at the
Busy Bee school last Tuesday after
noon, discussing mainly the advantages
of the federation and the immediate
problems confronting the American
farmer today. Following the address a
township unit for New Solum was
formed with the following officers: 0.
A. Slattum, President; Ed. O'Hare,
Vice President; E. A. Silverness, Sec
rotary and Treasurer; Gust Nakken
and Tom Eide were appointed as a
committee to investigate the potato
market with the view of obtaining a
suitable market and prices for the po-
tatOes held by the farmers in the vi
cinity. The next meeting will be held
in conjunction with the New Solum
farmers club at the Edgewood building
on Friday evening, March 18th. Mr..