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Daily picayune., 1921-06-25
SOCIAL-pERSONAL
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lllllllMlIIlIulIIiiIlIlIililllIlIlIIIllll Mrs. F C. Edmonds of Gurdon, is visiting her sister Mrs. Jeff Barksdale. Mrs. c. C. Hamby and daughter Mis- Elizabeth, are spending the day in Hope.
 J. J. Freeman, proprietor of the Sam pie Shoe Store, is here today on bus mess.
 The report from the hospital is to the effect that all patients are doing nicely.
 C. E. Oxford. who has been here on business. returned to his home in Tex arkana
 Uncle George Hines and daughter. Mrs. lola Britt, of route ,, are in the city today.
 S. B. Tucker left this morning for Texa rkana en route for the Kansas harvest fields.
 Mrs. M. !. Wells left this morning for Colfax. La. where she will make her future home.
 Miss Edith Marsh left this morning for Haworth. Okla. to visit with G J. Marsh and family.
 I. NJ Emerson, manager Of the local telephone system. will spend Sunday with his family at England
 C. W. Simmons, who is in tn. ern- pioy of the Valley Lumber company, rlade a bushes strip to Fulton today.
 Miss Lucille Smith returned this morning to her home in Malvern after a short visit with Mrs. J. W. Dill.
 Mrs. Fl. L. Mccormick who has been visiting Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Mitchell returned this morning to her home in Emmet
 Miss Nelle Horne left this morning on No 5. for an extended visit in Dal- las. Texas. Shreveport, La, and other points.
 Mrs. Erie Harriell returned this morning to her home in Stamps, after weeks visit here. with T. Harrell and family.
 Mrs. Ts c. Clark, who has been wis iting her daughter. Mrs. W. K Yancey returned to her home in Okolona this morning.
 Jack Johnson Jr, and Willard Dan iels arrived this morning from West Point. They will spend their vacation with home folks.
 Miss Sidney Seal Crawford of Holly Springs. Miss, Is expected next week for a visit with MT. and Mrs. W. R. Waller
Daily picayune., 1921-06-25

Cone on and let's % to the Chan.l tauqua, June 21-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
''Y' MEMBER
CAMP GN

Encouraging reports were made b.
the field captains aid workers partici-
pating in the two day y NJ. g. a. mem
bership drive which were made at a
luncheon held at the *" cafeteria In
Cary yesterday noon
one hundred ana twelve OF the three
hundred new members set as the goal to
have been subscribed raising total Of
S1.341 In the drive the workers also
desire to renew the memberships OF
three hundred
Teams in the campaign who did not
report any new members secured today
said that they would have q good re
port from their territory tomorrow.
Some of the districts not heard from in
clude the best territory in the city.
Besides the teams reported this morn
ing. A u. Fisher reported $500 received
from firms for blanket memberships.
IN the Financial Campaign which is
being conducted a the same time as the
Membership. Earl Unger reported S40o
pledged from the Dormitory men and
Mr.. Dickson sCl5 from the Directors
and Trustees toward the support Of the
Association.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
LOSES GOODS
IN TRANSIT

John ". scoheld has fled suit
against the Good and Proper Motor
Corp. for damages for loss OF goods,
which the company was transporting
for him. The complaint, which was
filed today IN the Hammond superior
court through Attorneys Crumpacker
& Crumpacker. states that on May /,
1920, Scofeld turned over his house
hold goods and possessions OF the fam
lily TO be moved from Chicago TO
Shelby by the defendant. The entire
OUTFIT valued at $4,000 is said to have
been lost in transit. scoheld seeks TO
recover that amount in damages.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

BUTTER r. Receipts. s.165 tubs.
Creamery extras 5olac; Arsts. 4OQ49
1zc' packing stock. 14a18c.
EGGs-Receipts 22.9o7 cases. Mis-
eelianeous. a1033e; hrsts. 331. q y
checks, 27d 29e: dirties, 29d 3Oc.
CHEES E-Tw.ns, new. 271s a 25c.
daisies. 2S4 2s1ac; young Americas. &c
q 26%c; longhorns, 27@274c; brick.
21;5c.
LIVE POULTRY -- Turkeys. 42c.
chickens SOC springs. 30c. ROSTERS.
&c geese. &c; ducks. 36c.
POTATOES - Receipts. - cars.
North whites sacked. s13oG135: bulk
none; wisconsin reds. white. s1106D
lis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
SAM NOW A REALToR

sam Skufakiss. alderman from the
Sixth ward and proprietor Of the Co
iumbia hotel in East Hammond is now
engaged in the real estate business.
He and Joseph Vrsstkov, former mem
Der Of the Hammond police force have
formed the Skafakiss & Vrsajkov
Realty company. They have opened Of
fees at Columbia and Morton avenues.
and already have number of desir-
able small farms and city residential
properties listed. They also plan TO
conduct renting bureau for small
farms Of Lake county
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

CHICAGO Eco. 24.-o~I4ng pressuT E
luet N4th very Ettle opposition today
p the araln in4sNct ana prices close,
Sharply lower for the list. More Ia
Vol aole crop news. Weakness in New
York stocks and cotton. strained Ia
Dor situation. railing on in cash dc
laand with Improved receipts were tie
incentives Cor ene selAng. sentimen,
was uniformly bearish Provisions
closed lower.
Resting prices for March wheat
were at declines Of 4g45sc and May
dropped 1lsQ+&c. Nay corn was
15s 0I@4c off ana July - g1t2c down
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

WHEAT-No. red s1.791s a1.sOis
No. red, *1.7S@L8O4; NO. hard
winter. s1.74; No. hard winter. s1.7l
1.72; No. 1 northern spring $175N.
CORN-No. 2 yellow. SIC; no white
64i3 a Csc: No , yellow. 64la a sec: No
Z white, ga g 6S re. No. q yellow. 62G
64c.
OATs-No ! white 44ia a 45tac; No.
? white, Az 45c 40 white. 43 a
4414c; No. white 42a 43c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

The next report OF the Campaign VIII
he Thursday noon at the Y. M. c. A ~
1880. All team members are urged 20
be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

NEAL-5o to 90 lbs. 10@11c: ND t.
so lbs, 120 13c; 81 to 10 lbs. 14q15c:
fancy Ice over eight kidneys. 40 10
175 lbs. sd1oc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

ambs. s. lbs up. SIS 25ulo.75. lambs.
cults and common. &6.55mS.5o.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01

American Express anint took 2 out
of q from the Occdent team and re-
tafned first place in the Commercial!
league standing Monday night. Both
teams were a little off color and did
no; bowl up TO the usual standard, the
Actcalf OF the Occident team grabbed
the weekly prize for high score in
league play with a goa game! also
high aggregate Of SIS for the highest
3 games rolled. The express team
1on one OF the games by only a 2 pin
margin.
The r. G. Dunn Cigar outfit tool
. u Of 3 o,m Sibclis and went into
a tie for sec5nd pjacc in league stand
ing with the latter team. the games
were closely played. ono OF them be-
ing WON By but 5 pins.
Tho other matches failed 10 change
any Of the standings Of the teams in
Standing. The Odd Fellows kept UP
their recent pace BY winning 2 gu Of
3 from the Elks. while the Init Earv.
Noe gang took 2 Il Of 3 from Park
Grant e. Corrigaa.
The Senior league plays THURSDAY
might've shifts-as Z and 8 O'Clock
The hottest get OF the league seascn is
promised for the 9 O'Clock shift when
the Troy Laundry and Hotel Da-
co,ah teams play. There is only one
game between them in league stand
ing and are in first and SECOND place
respectively
Thc ccNrnu. air.s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
BIG TEN Men TO
Set SCHEDULE
Arguments in Regard to
Games to Be Ironed Out
at Friday Meeting.

Chicago, Dec. Numerous inter
es.snr ptoblens wiz present them
scI.ea al the meeting tomorrow Of the
Big rcn conference faculty ~represen-
;attycg a:5d coaches 20 arrange the
1922 fchcdUlc.
Games for the 1872 season are the
principal topic for discussion. Both
:nter-corfercncc matches and invita-
;icr games Si;h Other sections are
on the program.
The Michigan-Chicsgo and Ohio
State Wisconsin differences which
have kept the unive rsittes from play
ing each other for a number Of Tears
viii bc gone owe and an attempt
n.ade TO iron on: the dfnfc1llties so
the schools can again play each other.
II has beer deria rcd possible that
the arguments which nave occurred
between two big ten coaches and
heir schools will be gone oyer in an
Sfort 10 make an amicabIe settlement.
Near the close Of the 1872 eason
the alumni and SUDDEN: body OF the
University Of Minnesota started an
agitation Tn have Coach Williams re-
placed. beginning with the season
three years ago the Minnesota team
fell into Il stump and rince then the
team has lost every game but one,
match with Indiana, in the 1921
season.
Coach Richards Of Wisconsin is said
10 be facing a different: problem. He
js reported to bc al outs with tne ia
cuity but TO have the support ct the
alumni and student body.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
SPORT BRIEFS

MISUNDERSTANDING Of War
Weeks commended the army football
team for its 'gameness and indomnit-
able spirit" shown In the game with
the navy when the army was defeated.
Des Moincs-G. ~Falkenoach of ST.
Joseph, Mo-. broke i worlds bowling
record when ne rolled 1875 in the mid
dlcwest bowling tournament.
Detroit-"Jake'i Schaefer. DR..
worlds billiard champion. took the
first block of 1000 points in his 1879
balk inc billiard match with Roger
Cont. French champion, 400 to 35s.
Galesburg. IIl.-Fifteen football
players of Knox college were award
ed letters.
Minneap polls. Nov. 30.-In the first
performance Of the season. University
Of Minnesota basketeers tonight won
a" ragged contest from the Luther
quint by the score Of 10 to g.. #
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
FdIkenbach
Broke Worlds
BOWling Record

Des Moinex. Iowa. Dec, l--George
Falkenhaeh of ST Joseph, Mo-. broke
the wor DIS recordd her yesterday
afternoon in the singles in the mid
west bowling tournament when ne
shot Tes- just one pin more than the
marx set by George Becker OF MIL
waukee. when he shot rs ten days
ago Recker's mark broke III exist
ing worlds record at that time by a
margin of six pins
The scores of the leaders in the
four events follow:
FDe-nan events. Kaads FRITZ
Schefs. Chicago s.sss.
Doubles. Ma1aS-van Hoven. St
Paul. l,eTs-
Singles G. Faikenbaeh- St Jo-
seph. T.s-
All events. F. Fros, For. Dodge.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
EAST GRAND r
HIGH WILL PLAY
ALUMNI TONIGHT

The East Grand Forks high school
bask etba'I team will clash with al
alumni quintet this evening at the
East Side auditorium. The game will
starr at 7:15 o'clock.
The high school squad has been
working out for the past few weeks
and is in good condition for the ini-
tial Jane Of the season. II. is expect
ed that Borchers will starr at center
with Lawrence Sullivan and Marchal-
ton working at forwards. and Clarence
and Nixon working the guard
positions. The alumni team will be
composed of Franklin at center, John
Sullivan and Art Bydal at forwards,
and c. Bydal n Stain at guards.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
PAL MOORE CALLS
OFF HIS MATCH FOR
FEAR OF THE LAW

Chicago. Nov. 30.--Pai Moore, ban
/ . mweight boxer. today called off his
match with Pal Trenlaine, scheduled
for Memphis. Tenn, on Dec. s.. The
bout was called Oft. Moore announced.
because Of his championship match
with Johnny Buff. at Milwaukee on
Dec. II. Moore did not wish to take
a chance OF violating the Wisconsin
boxing laws. he said. Moore IL train
inp here for the Buff fight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
FIGHT sTOPPR IN THE FIFTH.

Denver. Ncy- sS.-SacS Thompson
and Harry wills negro heavywsiEhts.
fought five rounds oil a scheduled r.
round boxing rna;c. here tonight.
when the referee stopped the t'sss
without rendering a decision IhoH1p-
SON claimed a soua and teaa TO n
floor. unable to continue Sport writ
r said WILLIS struck Thompson in the
groin. Wills had the better OF n
fighting 10 that time
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01

Sandlic rolled high on the Y. NJ. e..
A.. alleys last evening in the five-back
bowling. with a seer. Of 50 for a
game. Loughlin and Johndahl were
tied for first honors for three-gamc
score when both totallcd l27. The
barnes team took thre" ga!nea 0
the Sandlie team iii the play during
the evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
NORMAL%H0OLS
DRAW SCHEDULES
First Game Between Moor
head and Mayville At
Latter Place

Fargo, \. D.. NoT 30.-Coachcs OF
the Red River Valley State Teachers
college conference met here Tuesday
afternoon and elected officers for the
ensuing year and drew up tentative
cchedulca for the basketball season.
Coach ". &. Satercn of Mayville was
elected president Of the conference,
and W. II. Sathof OF the wahpeton
science school, eccretary.
The tentative arrangement Of the
basketball schedules az announced
are az follows:
Moorhcad Teachers.
Dee. 0-MayYii.e normal at May
Ian 7--Wahpeion Science at Moor
head.
Jan. IN. -. a. g.. at Fargo.
a n I7--Farso college at Fargo.
Jan. 21-Corcordis at Concord:a.
Jan. 21--N. D.. G. at Moorhcad.
Jan. 2S-Janestaw WI college a:
Moorhead.
FEB. 1-4-Trip to Twin Cities tten-
;~ative).
Feb. 7,-Fargo college at Moorhead.
Feb. !t--Jarncatowu al Jamestown.
Feb. 1~3-Ccncordia at AIoorhead
formal
FEB. 2--EIIenta;c normal a,
Moorhend.
9 .7-va!iny City at Moorhead.
MhFch 1~-Fa)icy CHy at valley
City.
El!cndaIc Normal.
Dee. i1--Dickinsnn normal at FL
iendaic.
Jan. S~-Minot normal at Glendale.
Jan. 14-OpeT.
Jan. ls--.aaneatown college at
jamestown.
Jan. 1T-~Dickinson normal at Dick
inscn.
Jan. 1s-D:ckinscn high at Dick
Jan. Is--ValIcy Ci;y normal at Val
~ C:ty.
Jan. -Mayvlllc normal at May
willie.
Feb. l-Hurcn college at Huron,
Fob. 2-Brookings normal III
~iirooEings. S. y.
FEB. 5~@-IEu:ria normal at Eureka
S. D..
Feb. 4--Aberdecn normal at Abcr-
.Ges II. s. D..
Feb. 7-Wahpeton Science at E.
.endalc.
Feb. 10-Opcn.
Feb. 1i-Opcn.
FEB, 2l~-Mayvil,c normal at May
vile.
Feb. e2-Moorhcud teachers at
reb. Whapcton Science ar
Wahpcton.
Ma "'' s--vallcv City normal at
Ellendalc.
Wahrcton Science.
Dec. ~ --Breckinridsc American
Legion at Wnhpeton.
Dec. 21-Breck nridsc American
Legion at Wahpeton.
Jan, 6-~Mayvile normal at May
Vile
Jan. t. Moorhead teachers at
M~oorhead.
Jan. 23--Ma3vjl;c normal at wah-
teton.
Feb. 2--vaiiey City normal at VAL
icy City.
Feb. 3-Nirot normal at Minot.
Feb. 6--Jamcstown College at
jamestown.
Fob. o3--Ellendale normal at
Wahpeton.
Feb. 2s--vsIley CITY normal at
Wahpeton.
Mayyillc Normal.
Dec. 10--Moorhead normal at
Ian. s--wahpeton Science at May
vile.
ian. HMoorhead normal at
Mcorhead.
Jan. ~2s-Wahpeton Science at
Waiipeton.
jar. s24--Eliendale normal at Ell
sfcndaIe A5
ian. 25--yaiicy City normal at VAL
fey City.
Sch. 1A--Bottineau Forestry a,
MayyiIie.
Eel. sl--kilendais norrnal at May
xtlie. {
ss FEB. 24-Bott.neau Forestry q,
Bcttineau.
March s-Minot normal at Minot,
Herald Want Ads Bring Resulta
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
MURPHY TO LEAD PURDUE.

Lafayette, Ind. Nov. Doe. r.
Murphy Of Chicago, was elected cap
tain Of the Purdue football team for
1922 here this afternoon. Murphy
played quarterback on the team this
season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
MYRE DEFEATS M1NKIEY.

Albert Lea, Mimi. Now 3o.-Helm-
err OF Albert Lea. ight-heavyweight
wrestler, defeated Arnold Minkley of
Chicago. making two straight falls
here tonight. The first fall came in
an hour and 70 minutes and the sec-,
ond ia "a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
Total receipts for year. +.

Grand total receipts for year,
inc,1dins cash on hand July
ExpESDiTUREs
year for school
houses sites and
a i'm
provements .....$ 1.45
Amount paid during
ers' Salaries fIess
Teachers Retire
met FUND.- ...... S,5c1.75
Amount paid during
year for salaries
and expenses OF
school officers ~ 5000
Amount paid during
year for interest on
bonds. 5000: on
warrants, 1874;
Anonn. paid during
year for transpor-
tation Of pupils. $50
Amount paid during
year for text books 1850
Other expenses, JAM
tor. express. dray-
age, coal, teachers
insurance .n..... 806.b2
Total expenditures during
cash On hand. idin hands Of dil. ' -
trict t~reasurer) Including
sinking fund, at the end OF
the year June 30 1s2f..,H. 1856
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance
shove total receipts S4.458.62
Treasurer Of E'nerado School Distrtct
Approved this 18th Day Of July, 1921.
BY order Of he District School Board:
g. H DUN.
81 President.
ri. s STEPHENSON.
(. Clerk.
CLERKS STATEMENT OF IN.
DEBTEDNESS OF DISTRICT
Total noun Of warrants out
standing June 80. 1891. { i,036. 50
Total amoit Of bonds ontstand-
ing n 80. 1s21.s.. y... 1000. 0s
Total tndebte6ness OF dis-
trict Juns 80, 1871. .9S,o5s.hd
Approved thia 18th day Of July. 1921
By order OF the Dfsty1ct. School board.
Gss sTEPHENsON.
i Clerk
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

r. ~0AoA AB3O01
Report OF treasurer Of Rye School
District No. 30. County Of Grand Forks.
state Of North Dakota, for year begin
ming July 1. 1920, and ending June 30.
1921.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, including sink
ing fund. at beginning Of
school year. July !. 1sce.....3 434.14
Total amount re-
ceived during year
from apportton-
ment Of State
Tuition Fund .....$ sass
Total mou re-
reived during year
from apporti on
nen of County
Tuition Fund 800. o1.4s
Amount received dur
ing year from taxes
levied by District
School Board .... 1850
Amount received DUR
ing year from
tuition of pupils
residing in other
Amount received dur
Ing year from
state aid ...... s1.s7
Amount receiyed
from other sources,
Interest, $780,: re-
fund on ~culveft,
$1.45; total ..I..... $50
Total receipts for year..... 1.oo7.37
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
HroHf

Resort OF treasure OF noun
Forks State of North T.sRors- tos yea,
besinn.ns July 4 fs."- a1a ending June
RECEIPTS
CASH on hand f~nr1ohEnE sink
ing fund NJ beginning Oh 1900
s-acol wear. 4nlT A. lsca-----S ttS-fs
Total s1noHmt re-
ceived during rear
from a9serts So e..
Tuition Fund .----5 f.fN
Tosa AMOUNT r~
ce:TeS during year
f7o" zppcE ao"-
men. OF EcSnIV
Tuition Fund 1890 ch.1r
Amour: received cur
ing year from TAXES
fevse6 by District
Srhoos sRos-5 80 lrl-Ht
Amount reee5ved SE--
9 ing year 1rem
tuition Of pupil.
residing i'm either
districts ---------- IsS
Amount ~recejvee
from Other sor-r-ssn
rent. 3A.sa= h.sc-
rowed. sesR-es- i'm
terest from banks.
SfI.l4- total ----- "1@-l4
Total receipts for Eez=---~- ss".s
Grand total receipts for rea-,
including cesh On hand July
ENpESrT7TREs
Amount raid during
s~' Salaries f1efr
n ment Fund, R s:l''-. s,l-te
Amount paid 6rrinS
~ireasur.r . a.
court o. Teachers
Retirement Fund AtD
Amount PAID durd.=
year FOR Salaries
and expenses OF
school Offices -.-- csM
4 noun: paid Eu-5nE
year for iw5t5cm OF
pupils seas 10 other
Otter expresses. crcsTr
~rzlsr Sre9lf,
bzsafn- 1nssH. ste. rgf-s4
= Te.ss r~z1so6Hru-. Curing
cz:e 81 sea-d. 90 tzndt - tst-
ES~1irE Sp-rd. at 1.hs enS Of
lhe v.Er. uns ~, 1f.1-...- cn.T1
e-ana 1s.s7 ..pe"ainpre n
-A 'i alua:R1 sar-L7FyE-
TREASURE Of F1k-ooprl
t;cr1uc} F~,s;-irt No ~
Approval this 11-n dsy q Juf9. 1881.
iey order cpf the Dist-ict Ecnpsl Board:
ANGT- BELL.
PrEsiesat.
Attest:
jD11TtP: EATrtLJpTE.
T,iefk.
jC1iEff:EiS STATEN FscT of TX
lUtlBTEDNf,SS OF DISTRICT
Total amount OF warrants put-
standing Jnne So, 1ecj...,,. : .bp-p
TOtal indebtedness % Gfs-
ttrict ;'nrr 81. 1fST....-: 3bf 81
approved ttnss r-s-ii tsr ~ .r!-. Ifsr.
SS Order 81 ties @ts.-irt hcrn1i Suzf-
tL-Efi1 SsTTELFgT,
~Ip~E
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01

f8EAsUHE1's 1EPoRT
Eeccrt Of treasurer Of Oakville School
ris.ric; No. 80. County Of Grand Forks,
state Of North Dakota for year begin
-5rs July l. 1890, and ending June 80,
RECEIPTS
Cas-, OF hand. including sink ~
ing fund. at beginning of
scseccl year. July 1. lseo.....$ 'o4.26
Total amount re-
cedred during year
~ sP.ort s,e'
Tu5sicr Fund .....$ 100.So
Tclzl amount re-
ceETes during year
from spportion
-+na Of County
T-ttsoa Fund $50. 25.1s
llrgnt received dur
5AE vsz- from taxes
l.T5+t ty District;
Se-sool Beard ..... 1,5en.oo
t1lcUlI received
t7ol ether sources,
Interest ---.-.. 800
E-saS total receipts for year.
5~oriusi|g cash on hand July
EXPENDiTuREs
A= zesr sz-d 4usinE
s-s Salaries less
Teachers Retire ~
nnent Fund, ......s1.s55.oo
Arnc-5nt paid during
year for salaries
and expenses -Eof~iTE3 tsta4&
chooi officers 49,. oe.T1 a. y
Amount paid during
rear for interest On
bonds ............ 54.1c
Amount paid during
Tez for transport = 4!
ton Of pupils.... 27.c4
Other expenses. in
cidea;a! expendi-
ture ............ ss7.22
Total expenditures during
rear .c9
Cast "a hand. tin hands Of dis
tTc- treasurer) including
striking fund, at the end Of
-1G Ess June 80, 192I...:. 2T6.4s
G-z1 total expenditures and
s<Ss % hand to balance
zs2T- total recsjpts::::......sz.422.7
JAHHALMAR LUND,
Treasurer of Oakville
Sctoo District No. 80.
A11-ored this 18th day of July. 1921
Sg astsr Of tn eDistrfct School Board
THOM THORSON,
President.
s0gEgT cowLrHoRPE.
Clerk.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
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ATFARGO HIGH
Class tournament Under
Way and Regulars Out
For Practice

Fargo. y. D.. Nov. 5e.-More than
los high school boys are out practic-
ing basketball TOR the class TOURING
mem under way al the Fargo high
school Football and basketball let
'ermen are barred from participa-
ton in the class games.
The first regular practice of the
season for lettermen and members
OF last years squad. who we're in
eligible to play in the interc.ax
tournament. was held Monday night
and I'VE OF the seven last years let
ternnen reported along with Miller
n Powers. who were regulars last
year until shortly before the district
tournament and were then declared
ineligible Of account OF scholarship
Standings. The iettermen rho re-
ported we're Rudd, Tweeden. Doyle.
Marks and Watkins. Brunette and
Berdoi'. stellar men on last years
team, are lost to the team through
graduation.
The high school schedule has been
announced as follows:
Der. 1s-Tower City al Fargo.
Dec. 22-Wahpeton high at Wahpe-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
.IEGAL NOTICES.
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r.nort Of treasurer tot ~ Grand
schooi District. No. %, COUNT Ear Year
800 state OF North Dakota, y. .inne
b%er;nnine July i, 1920. and ehu'ns :
'o' i'A RECEIPTS
cash on hand. including st"nf
ing fund. at beginning Oh .ts.1s
school year, July J, l91o''
Total amount re-
cetyed during year
from apportio on
"-ment Of state eoc4
tuition Fund .....S o--
Total amount re-
ceiyed during year
from apportion-
ment of County 49,.
Tuition Fuhd ..... sl''-
Amount received dur
ing year from taxes
levied by District o,,o-
School Board .... osl.-'
Amount receiver
from other sources,
borrowed non at
bank. s25o.00: in
teres. from Bank
Of y. D., $l.0+; o-,o
total ........... 1'A'0
Total receipts for year.. wv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-01
LEGAL NOTICE
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Report OF treasurer Of Emerald
School District No. 20. County OF Grand
Forks, State Of North Dakota. for year
beginning July !. 1920, and ending June
90, 1921.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, including sink
ing fund, at beginning OF
school year, July ], 1920.....3 1912
Total amount re-
ceived during year
from ion
ment Of State
Tuition Fund .....3 215.3J
Total amount re-
4ceived during year
from apporti ion
rent Of County
Tuition FuCd ..... 54.07
Amount received dur
ing year from taxes
levied by District
School Hpard ..... $500. 90
Amount received dur
ing year from State
Aid .........-... 223.75
Amount recciyed
from other sources.
interest on de-
posts ............ 4.1S
Total receipts for year.. 3.ss7.So