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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-09
Big Bout at Pioneer Club


Charley Doessereck, mine landlord of
the Pioneer Sporting Club, on East
Twenty fourth Street, ought to pack
them in tonight, for his main attrac-
ton, ffteen-round bout between Joe
Benjamin, Of California, and Johnny
Harvey. the Harlem Roman, has prom
.se sticking ont all over it like quilts
from porcupine.
Benjamin is now under the manage
ment of Jack Kearns and will have
Kearns and Jack Dempsey in his cor
ner this evening when the parade be-
gins Kearns declares Benjamin will be
the lightweight champion within an
other six months, and perhaps he's
right, Aunt Eleanor Ann, perhaps he's
right. Johnny Hayes and Maxey Green
Will start the ten-round semi-hnal.
Billy Gibson, who has taken Benny
Vulgar under his roof. will start
ms new grub ticket against Shamus
oBrien. of Yonkers. tonight, in the
main hlteen-round mix-up at the Com
monwealth Sporting Club, and Benny
leonard l. M will swing towel over Benny
v Willie Farley and Jimmy Jackson
meet IN the ten-round one~step.
James Jee-whiz Johnston, the Boy
Bandit Of Coogans Bluff, didn't even
wait to take full breath Of air on
thursday night following the packed
mouse at the Midget Smith-Jack Shar-
Key hight IN the Manhattan Casino ring.
before ne announced his next show at
.ns Caslno. On Wednesday night Ted
Snid) Lewis and Augie Rather will be
1ne htteen-round leading men, with
sack Wolfe and Charley Hayes meeting
IA the tWelve-round semi-fnal.
Gibbons Boxes Here Again
All lovers, friends and acquaintances
~ the great god Swat will be parking
.neir puppies as close to the ring of
me Pioneer Sporting Club next Tues
ppay night as possible, when Charley
:Doessereck dusts off one of the chairs
aside the ropes and sits Tom Gibbons,
VI OF. raul, thereon. This baby, Glib
mons Is the stick of INT who created
sensation recently by knocking Paul
sampson loose from his Einstein rela-
uViry at the Pioneer.
On Tuesday Tom is going to practice
On On Larry Williams, who has taken out
MS insurance papers, made his will and
urea ms folks to SAY it with flowers"
- A1ting set Of preliminaries will serve
" wnet Toms appetite.
Gam Wallach, who used to manage
o n,s brother, Leach Cross, in the good
oaos days Of the CLUB member" plan,
S et sleep these spring nights, and
ilufing one of his insomnia attacks
, s5 night he called us up to say this
al" 90 on, you fans, he'd it we'll
solder Bartfield may be able to lick
ccsneers who can lick Marty Cross, but
ross Toss mas the Indian sign on Bartfeld
ppaey boxed to referees decision in
w. sos,dence two years ago and giving
s"e decision to Bartfield nearly caused
n. a.ot' On Monday, April II, they
~ ~ again at the Broadway Club for
'e thrilling battle"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-09
Carpenter to Box in Spain

MADRID, April S.-Georges Carpen-
tier, champion heavyweight pugilst #
Europe, mas arrived IN Spain
He will take part in an exhibition
bout here on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-09
Ted Lewis Loses Decision

BOSTON, April s.--Nate Siegel, Of
Revere, was awarded the decision in a
ten-round bout here tonight over
Ted Kid Lewis, of New York. Both men
are WelterWeights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-09
A Defeats
Oaks i'm Polo Match

Two interesting polo matches we're
played last night in the tournament
in progress at the Squadron A Armory.
resulting in one victory and one de-
feat for the soldiers In the first
chukker the Squadron A junior see
ond team defeated the Oaks. 8 to 2l2.
and in the second tilt the Riding Club
Juniors scored over the Squadron A.
Juniors, II to 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-09

Follow the plan of many successful
business people who got their real start
through situation Wanted Ad in The
rribuue.--Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-09

give pounds allowance. Apprentice al
owance claimed
Phillips and Cunnins emery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-09
OAKS, az

ITO summaries.
SQUADRON A JR
I'D TEAM, OAKS ~
S. Kingsbury ....l NJ. G. Morton n
j. T. Ryan...... r. Gilman y
G. Matthews jr.. e. Biers =
Iotal ........ Total .... 6
goa ls--t,irst period Danforth 90. Rich
atds ~, Phillips Burton Lyons. Second
p per Burton CD, Richards t2). Phillips
~, burton, LYONS. Time of periods-Ten
minutes Referee-H. b. Guthrie
RiniMG CLuB SQUADRON
c. r. panfcrth tr. w r Lvons
J. - Richards. K. r. Phillips
f. Burton. " z blausnsr
Goals - First period Kingsbury (2).
Ryan ca. Morgan. Gilman Second period
klngsbury Cd Morgan ~ off for foul by
blers Time Of periods-Ten minutes.
Reteree-H. p, Guthrie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-09

oakla"n Belle he Last raronr
: rasa and would have BsSy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-09
IL cling Sum maries
BOWIE. APRIL a-MEATHER cI nIn... rp ACk EASr

FIRST
Mttg %e9@ sJonh1n 04s2' Winner T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-09

he end
and upward soO42s
qs. Pot 5Oa If "
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
READSTOWN

READSTowN. January 24-Mr. and Mrs.
John Kuck and daughter. Elizabeth, Of Madi-
son, visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Atkins last week. $50, Mrs. Lena Sovde was the
highest bidder for the hardware stock OF the
late liver Sovde. Mrs. Selmer Sherry Is con-
fined in the Lutheran hospital at Lacrosse
having submitted to an operation Merle
Chafae and Nat Cox returned Sunday from
Maryland, where they have been in govern
wood, who has been employed at Milwaakee
for some time is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. R. Chitwood . Mrs. Carrie Cox was =
ViroQus visitor last week. q. c. H. Carter was
p: LaFsgge last week resolving tobacco.
C. H. Butcher was = Lacrosse visitor over
Sunday Mrs, Nellie Fitch is in Milwaukee
this, 1week purchasing her spring stock Of nil
linely. Mrs. Love and two boys Of northern
Wisconsin are visiting with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gelstrup. and other relatives in
this village q. Mrs. Frank Atkins IS very sick
NJ her home near this village. having suffered
stroke Of paralysis Saturday nlorninS- AZ
present she IS r little improved Last We'd
ues3ay afternoon the H1tchison-Whkinson W
r. c. held an ENJOYABLE meeting when about
fifty members and Egests gathered 70 witness
the installation ot the members for the en-
suing year. II esiaues Mork. wiegintcn
+ Groves and Miss Card Murk ef the Niroaag
Corps were here 70 help the work. Mrs Moyl
acting Is installing ofseev. After the eous
pletion Of the work ane iuash Nas served.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
HARMONY

HANSON RIDGE. January 2s--Edvin Peder-
son and family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Matson. Harry Hanson had the
misfortune 10 fall off a horse and sprain his
ankle Hans HOLDEN and Elmer Peterson
were Sunday callers at Elef Hanson -. Mrs.
Fred Brunt visited at c. Howells one day re-
Gently Jim Best of Viroqua is spending a
few days with his son Albion. We regret
TO hear that our good neighbor John Erickson
has decided to move. hope however that old
| acquaintance will not be forgotten. Mrs.
Hans Hanson and daughter Stella. Mrs. John
johnson and daughters Hazel and Marie, Mr..
and Mrs. Albion Best Aivira and Harold
johnson. Pete and Maurice Volden, Mabel,
Della and Hilmer Hanson and Victor Berg
were Sunday callers at Ole Volden's. We
regret to hear that Mrs. Ole Tryggestad is
suffering from an attack of Rheumatism.
Minnie Hanson is spending few days at West
by. Mrs. Alice Hoverson and granddaughter
Margaret who have been visiting at the Albert
Hanson home returned to .viroaua where she
will visit relatives until her return 10 North
Dakota Our school is progressing nicely
with Miss Anderson as teacher. The children
all seem to enjoy the new Victrola recently
installed. -. 'Look before you leap" is max
i'm well adopted to the ski-Sport as Adolf Han
son wen can prove. having hurt his knee dur
{, ing the holidays and is still using erutehes.
MAPLE LEAF
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS
JEFFERSON

NORTH SPRNGvILLE. January 2-It
was nice 20 all Of our names 10 the Dear
Old Censor. last week, so viii let you hear
from again this time. The little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Dahl has been very
sick and under the care of the yiroqua doc
tQrss for some time. twelve pound boy
was born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson.
January 10. Good for Hans. he needed an
other chore boy =. Olga Tollaekkson has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Gunnar Vigemyr at
Sprnigville. "A few Of our young folks at
tended the wedding dance given at Andrew
Roles near Esofea- Mrs. Carl Christensen
had as guests Sunday, Mrs. Bonnie ROLAND
and children. :. Mrs. Hans oftedahl. Mrs. Al
bert Nedland. and Mrs. Burke attended the
ladies aid at Esofea hall Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Selin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Nedland at chasehurg last Sunday. Mrs.
Pete Eitland and Mrs Isaac Tollackkson call
ed Mrs. Aug. Eitland at Esofca Tuesday
:. Gabe Magland was a business caller at
Chaseburg Monday L. II. Reed spent few
days visiting his daughter. Mrs. Hans Chris
tianson the later part Of the week. Ru-
dolph Torgenson's family are all sick. Mr..
Torgerson's sister. Mrs. Adolph Sandsmark
has been caring for them Miss AnnaHover-
son visited her sister. Mrs. Ole Lavold. The
prayer meeting well attended at Hans
Oftedahl's Sunday evening Edward Chris
tianson was Viroqua caller Monday Gae-
hart Mageland left for Michigan 10 take UP
the business course, where he left of last year
on account of. flu. Mrs. Frank Reed and
sister Lille have been real sick with a cold and
lagriDpe. but are some better at present. 49,.
InEa Tolaekson is working for Mrs. Hans
Hanson. Our teacher. Mrs. Melvin Peterson,
attended the surprise on Dorothy Mills Satur-
day night, and reports good time. .Jokem
is helping Arthur Gronning put up setting
Of wood. Woods. cur weed man at Spring.
vile. is to be buried Tccsday. January IS. -.
Hilmer Hoverson made a business trip TO
Westby Saturday. Mrs. Carl Selin spent the
day with Mrs. Oscar Christensen. Joe Reed
and wife. with the help Of Frank and Lin
coin Reed are caring for their father Elias
Reed who has been poorly for some time. .
Mr. and Mrs. Tennis Gabrielson sat up one
night with the sick baby at B. o. DahI's...
Mrs. Oscar Christensen and her mother. Mrs.
Jane Heron. were Viroqaa callers last week
Mrs Burke had az guests Sunday, Miss
Title Dahl 80. Pete Ertland is busy doing car
penter work for FEMME Hooyerson. Mrs.
Harley Reed and family visited at Viroqua
Sunday e. Aren't We having splendid wealth
err But the roads are In bad shape.
SNOW FLAKE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
FRANKLIN

LIBERTY POLE, January give are here
again Weather is fine but on account of bad
roads. there Is not much going on. Elvin
Hornby reported that walking was not very
good last Sunday. ole Traastad and An
drew Sherry attended insurance meeting at the
Opera House last Wednesday Mrs. Stegne
visited with Nellie Grinde Sunday afternoon.
Sidney Simonson is a frequent caller at Fred
dy Dregnes. Wonder who he goes 10 see.
George Newgsard Of Minneapolis is visiting at
the homes of Martin Fortney and Henry
Swangstu. Keith Fish and Miss Slibaugh
were seen out riding last Saturday =. Lars
Sylvester passed away Sunday morning at the
home of Ole Thompson after seige Of pneu-
monia viii Mills made trip to Viroqua
Saturday. Gaylord Barton accompanied him
Neil Dregne and family spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Ole Haugens and enjoyed the mu-
sic of their new player piano :. Quite a few
attended Sunday school at the church. Mrs.
Sena Dewitt and girls were callers at Martin
Fortney's Saturday evening. Who is Thor
valid Solverson going 70 See at Sleepy Hollow
:. Helen Fortney and Lois Henderson spent
the week end at their homes, returning to
viroaua Sunday afternoon 81. Charlie Slack
and wife visited at Ole Haugen's Saturday
night. Gladys Fraastad,s Clara and Helen
Solverson drove to Viroqua last Saturday on
business. Marie Mills was Hello girl at Cen
trial one day last week. Mabel Traastad Wis
tied with Mrs. Lena Fortney last Sunday
Dyson Fish and Kenneth Dewitt are busy cut
ting wood. Ole Dregne spent two weeks
with his brother Freddy :. Mrs. Christensen
Is seriously III with pneumonia. Hope she will
soon recover. Clarence Swangstu of West
Prairie was seen in Liberty Pole last Sunday
-. Carl Yttri hauled load of corn to Viro-
qua. School is in good attendance this year
lucky there has been no sickness TO keep the
children at home. Troy Fish and Marie Mills
attended Sunday school last Sunday i. Mrs
Dewitt visited with Mrs Mills Sunday after.
noon. William Slack made trip TO vi.
roqua Monday in spite of the bad roads.
Mrs. Nels jackson paid a visit to her aunt
Mrs Ole Yttri. last Monday afternoon. Our
mail man has been late these days on account
of driving a team. roads not being fit for q
car.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ELECT OFFICERS AND TALK
OVER ASSOCIATION AFFAIRS
In Good Financial Condition-Sales
Committee Selected-Much En-
thusiasm Manifested

The annual meeting of the Vernon
county breeders association was held
last Thursday at the Bank of Viroqua
and an enthusiastic lot of Guernsey
men were in attendance. The meeting
showed unusual enthusiasm of the
members for their favorite breed.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Hon. j. D. Beck was elected
President; Hans Christianson Vice
President; and c. ]. Smith Secretary
and Treasurer. A sales committee
composed of A. j. Malin, Victor Ander-
SON and Hans Christensen was appoint
ed TO serve for the year and it is pro-
posed to hold one or more sales. The
report of the secretary and treasurer
shows considerable sum on hand which
it was proposed to spend in advertis-
ing and other means of boosting the
breed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
COUNTY COURT = IN PROBATE.
Probate Court Calendar For Tuesday,
February 1, 1921

James A. Winchell Estate-Hear
Laurella johnson Estate - Hear
Claims.
Myron Bugbee Estate-Hear proof
of Will.
Ole B. FOrtney- Hear Proof of
Will.
Tosten and Elizabeth Thompson
Final Settlement.
Alfred Kenworthy-Hear Petition
for sale of Real Estate
And the Following Cases Continued
from January Term
Susan Doerr Estate-Hear Claims.
G. O. Johnson Estate-Hear Claims.
Ondrej Pocepicky Estate-Hear FL
nal Account
John Pocepicky Estate-Hear Final
Account.
Halvor Halvorson-Hear Final Ac-
count
February Is, 1921
Eliza Mitchell Estate-Hear Claims.
Hans L. Hjelter, Estate-Hear Pet
tition for Administration
Eda Pitkin Estate-Hear Final Set
tlement.
February 81, 1921
Iver Sovde Estate-Hear Final Set
tlement.
Alderman NJ. o. Larsen is confin-
ed to his hcme by illness.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26

Alderman NJ. o. Larsen is confin-
ed to his hcme by illness.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26

lOWN Or rhANhLlNs Tan NOT1CE
| l viii collect taxes in following places jan
uary, 11-1s-25, Liberty Pole store january 10
26, Mason City January 1927. Folsom store
January 14-21-28. Bank of Viroqua; balance Of
time at home. After February LIST a 29c PEN
atty will be collected.
DOUGLAS NELSON. Treasurer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
First publication January 20. 1924
NOTICE OF HEARING ON ROAD ALTER.
ALTON MATER
10 the County Board Of Vernon

10 the county Board OF Vernon County.
We the undersigned freeholderB residing in
town Of Union hereby make application 10 you
70 alter a highway in said town ms follows
BEGINNING In the center Of the road known
as the West Lima road IN the southwest quar-
ter of section t2il twenty-one where said road
makes turn south continuing in a westerly
direction thirty 1901 rods more or less al seen
fit, thense in a southwesterly direction 10 a
point about twenty (20) rods south of the
north line Of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty-nine (29) and intersect with said West
Lima road and there terminate
lSigned by 50 Freeholders.)
The undersigned. members Of the State and
County Road and Bridge Committee for Ver-
non county. hereby give notice that pursuant
TO action taken by the county board the COM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
When You Are Bilious

To promote a healthy action of the
liver and correct the disorders caused
by biliousness Chamberlain's Tablets
are excellent. Try them and see how
quickly they give you a relish for your
food and Danish that dull stupid feel
ing.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
First Publication January 10. 1912
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF WEST
LIMA UNION FREE HIGH SCHOOL


DISTRICT
Notice is hereby given to the qualified cleo.
tors Of the West Lima Union Free High
School District, that special meeting of said
district will be held at c. p, Tillow's Hall al
the village of West Lima, Richland county
Wisconsin. on the 5th day Of February 1921
at two O'Clock nj the afternoon, for the fol-
lowing purposes:
l Determining whether the school district
shall proceed with or authorize the dismissal
Of the hearing to be held before referee to
determine the damages claimed to be due such
school district in the case of William Wallace
and Harold Jewell VS. ]. w. Curry ct al, as
members Of the school district board of said
district, and otherwise direct the disposition te
be made of such proceeding.
10 hear the preliminary report of the
Committee appointed at the last annual school
district meeting to- audit the books of the
treasurer. authorize the committee to secure
the services of competent accountant to as
sist them in such audit to extend the time OF
such audit to include all receipts and disburse-
ments up until the time such auditor can &c
over the books of said treasurer authorize said
committee to procure legal advice and counsel
books. papers. documents and other papers OF
evidence relating to such audit and TO author.
ize the School Board to appropriate from funds
in the hands of such school district or to Dor
row a sum not to exceed $500 for the purpose Of
paving the expenses of such audit and all pro.
ceedings above mentioned in this paragraph
70 be disbursed for such psrpose BY the proper
officers of said district upon the written recon.
mendation and order of said Auditing Com
mttee.
3 That the present school district treasurer
and director be requested TO resign their re
spective offices.
OSCAR HUNTER. Clerk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26

mittee viii meet at the farm Of Jay Marshall
at 10 o'clock a. m. on Friday. February z5th,
1921, for the purpose Of hearing witnesses
and evidence concerning the altering of the
said highway as set forth in the above petition.
C. H. CARTER
VIM. DOLEN
OLIVER HAYDEN
Com m iffan
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
SHORTHORN MEN MEET
ELECT OFFICERS AND DISCUSS
YEARS BUSINESS
Calf Club Will Be 0rganized-Get-
Together Picnic on June 18th at
H Huschkass

Vernon County Shorthorn Breeders
Association held annual meeting at the
County Agents Office in the city of vi
roqua on January p. This was well
attended considering the condition of
the roads, number of breeders being
present from over the county.
The report of the past years bust
ness was very encouraging both as to
membership and financially, there be-
ing three new names at the meeting
making total of thirty-seven men,
bers.
A spirit of optimism prevailed
among the breeders as to the future
of the breed in this county and no
tlceable feature for the expansion If
the breed is the broad demand exist
ing for breeding. stock OF both sexes
as shown by the many inquiries re-
ported
The matter of a calf club for both
grade and purebred Shorthorn calves
was discussed and Vernon county girls
and boys interested should write or
see the county agent soon.
The get-together picnic viii be held
June 18th at the Henry Huschka farm,
announcements of which will be made
later.
The following officers were elected
President, Willard Getter; Vice Presi-
dent, Z. ] !Stanek; Secretary Treasur-
er, L. Eckhardt Directors, Fred Bean,
9. S. Hovde and Floyd Huschka.
Bert Gardner spent night at vi
roqua, on his way from Eastman home
to Chaseburg.
Kenneth Groves and Adolph Fort
ney We're elevated to the rank of
Knight at X. P. lodge Tuesday night.
Edward Lind has decided to put
in snappy line of ladies footwear in
the spring.
The w. C. T. u. will be entertain
ed by Mrs. Erick Larson Tuesday af-
ternoon, February l.
Mrs. Ethel Alden, accompanied by
her husband and brother, Waldo Doerr,
went to Lacrosse last week where she
submitted to an operation.
Miss Merle Mccall, who has been
at home since last June, has gone to
Buhl, Idaho, where she will teach. The
Censor will follow her.
Charles R. Smith had his finger
split in wood saw last Monday while
working at Fred Lakes place.
Standard corn, Toe per can; Acc
cans of Van Camps pork and benas
3Oc; bulk oat meal &c per pound ;laun-
dry soap sc per bar. c. H. Ostrem.
"A. E. Smith was in Madison and
Milwaukee the first of the week as one
of the city's representatives, confer
ring with the proper authorities look
ing to a rerat;ng and lowering of the
city's fire insurance rate. He is much
encouraged over the outlook.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-08-12

Speaking OF holshevism. II is my
view tha. the coal operators have
had as much as anything else 10 Go
with making bolshevists in the coun-
Try. The Senator from New York (Mr.
Calder stated. / think on the noor
Q. the Senate. that the coal operators
in this country had robbed the
American people OF a billion and q
half dollars
THAT was startling statement
coming from standpat Senator
from the State of New York. If some
of the unreliable. unsafe, and danger
Gus Senators from the Middle West
or the Yves, had said such thing.
il would not have been startling; but
tha, startled the coal operators 20
the exten, that one OF them came ouf
with an indignant denial. and said
they had no; robbed the American
people OF billion and half dollars
that il was only $500. 10000
The legislation proposed By Ere
linghuysen was extremely mild. /.
called for publicity concerning the
cost OF production and the selling
price Of coal and authorized reduc-
ed railroad rates to encourage coal
shipments during the summer
months. ~ II E~t.-
Al one time the coal barcns indi-
Gated their approval OF this program
When they discovered tina, their lob
bvists had the ear of Congress they
came out against any regulatory leg
islation and declared that an at
tempt to interfere with their graft
would be tantamount to establish
ing soviet in this country.
AND THEY RAVE GOTTEN
AWAY WITH IT UP TO DATE
Dor.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-08-12

business caller here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gumo return
ed Tuesday from WATERFOWL, S. D.,
where they spent over Sunday with
friends.
Mrs. John Branded and Mrs. Ru
ben Twite spent Wednesday evening
at Frank Wenschlogs.
John Asteraas made trip to
Hammer Wednesday morning
Mrs. Ruben Twite. Mrs. John
Branded and daughter, Helen. spent
Tuesday at Aug. Horfs. near Lidg-
erwood.
Shorty" Lynch. OF Lidgerwood
was caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. Tweter and children, Of Fair
mount. N. D.. were callers here Tues
day.
Agnes Twite was helping Mrs. Bert
Oppeim with threshing Tuesday.
Mrs. Hans Twite and daughter,
Agnes, attended the Aid at Christ
Gredross's Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Ercink and children are
spending a few DAYS at Anie Hill
estad's north of town.
Fred Kluge. Of Parkinson. was 4
caller here Wednesday.
Joe Smith and Bill Simon made
trip to Sisseton Wednesday after
load Of pop.
Jim Hardy. of Paramount was a