davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Penn State-WaSh jeff
Meet On Floor Tonight

state College, Pa. Ian. li.-TakinE
no chances on Il SurpriS" At the hands
of W. g. J. tomorrow when the Pres
dents five will appear ON the armory
floor. Coach Hermann heightened the
Penn State practice last night ard
stacked his varsity against the fresh
men in a regular game The Blue atIA
White coach il satisfied that his men
can shoot we'll enough. but he i ana
Gus To- develop better floor work, par
ti,.ularly with the forwards,
Capt. kilinEcr and Halnes, the Two
guards. have done the bulk of the sc"r-
jng from the floor in the games played
thus far kilinrCr made four baskets
IN the opening game and he added eight
more against Dickinson last Saturday
while IIaiucs registered two double
dcckGre in each contest. Tho two Tor
mer football stars make an ideal PAIR
II guards. for N addition To being
heavy scorers. they have held their OPP
puucnts safe ilt all times.
The Penn State freshmen Will open
their season tonight, when they journey
down the valley to Bcllrfontc TO meet
the Academy team. Coach Davis has
made several cuts in his squad. but he
still has 4 large number of men TO So
lect from. Wilson, the Sharon lilFh
boy. looks like fixture on the yearlhE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Boys Shoot Wonderful
Scores at PinelurSt

,o+ NJ Youngsters ranging from ten
10 fifteen years OF age TOOK pa 80 -
Junior golf tournament at flhe" ul ..
few days ago and playeu soi''o
'e !rno nom tournament was staged on the
Grst nine holes of the difficult NUN
Der Three course and the qn.Inl i.tS
round resulted in tie, al a. peIMeT''
George r. Dunlap, IT. OF Hum'''l hir;EJav
during Christmas week. and Ea"rtl.r
Dow a Detroit younEster or iout'cch
The other two boys VINO quali"Tu ~,
the championship Four were NAhrr
NJ Swoope and his brother Hewitt. OF
NoGoro pa. who tied at SO. Walter IS
twolyc years old and Hewitt, fourteen.
Young Dunlap won the medal on the
play-off of the qualifying tie Win Il
round of 81 and followed th!S UP WIN
= AZ IN his first match round. IN ms
second and final match, N when ne
playcd against Walter Swoopc anu won
VII 4 and :. George went over the
holes in 46. .,,.,. ,i,,
This does not mean OF course i1aI tms
twelyc-ycar old youngster could nave
zone ali the way round in -, but II IS
certainly reasonable to, figure that ne
could have finished somewhere III tI,E
ninetIcS Now, when the annual spring
tournament was held at plPchurSt ast
March there were $40 contestants IN
the qualifying round-and Of that mum
har only % went over the Numper
phree course under the hundred marx
Here is Georges card for the maj
match: -
i nnrya TH'' out: ) ) 4 ) 5--46
Sill more remarkable IN its way WIS
thn ,.nIf played hy Forbes Wilson, ten
year old son OF Willie Wilson. the YORK
iIarhur and r.nchurst professional
Forbes used up 81 strokes in the quar-,
flying round and landed III tho second
four hut he worQcd his figures down 10
4 II for his linal match. Twice in sue
ccssion. in the two match rounds. ms
boy Of ten negotiated the i4S-yard
eighth hole in 5, or par.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
|N|DDLENE|GHT
CHAMP ION WILL
FIGHT MONDAY

Pittsburgh, Pa. jar. l4.--John Fran
els Panicas arrival In Pittsburgh
wouldn't at first thought, cause much
of ripple IN local tStic circles. But
when John Francis Panica becomes
identified as Johnny Wilson" middle
weight champion Of the world. there IL
4 difference PaniCa. like many another
Italian, has found that 4 good old irish
or Scotch name comes IN handler than
does his own and soon after entCTinE
the ring. the champion made the change.
Wilson speaks his nAtlN" tongue ~ iIu-
Guilty as ne does English and ne Is pop
ular with his fellow CUuOtryincR.
Before the Motor Square club next
Monday night. Wilson will meet Joe
Chin in the l0-round fiNal number.
According 10 q letter received from
Manager K!llca. Champion Wilson would
like to meet Harry Grrb before the Mo-
tor Square club and there Is every
chance that this match VIII be arranged
in IN" event Of Wilson'S victory over
Chip Monday night. But that isn't L;
all certain. Inasmuch as Joe is slug
ger with a punch that can take any
m.ddl-weiEht now in the game. In fact
r.ttshurGherS and other patrons Of the
East Liberty club are pulling for tho
New Castle boy 10 come through win
Knockout
Tho addition Of Arnold ThornburS
former T. y. y amateur star, 10 tao
preliminary card has pleased the fans.
Thornburg is one OF tho cl1rercst Of
local boys and when nc Is sent aEainS:
buster Ahearn Of the Willow y. G, he
Is going to have his work cut out for
HIM
Patsy Young and Mike Moran, primo
pals in another preliminary number are
both we'll known. and 1t is known too,
that warm riYalry exists between them.
The Scrni-hnal between Young Hen
ney and Dick DE Sanders promises 10 BE-
hard fought all the way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
BUCKEYES OPEN WEST
VIRGINIA MAT SEASON
Ohio University Meets state wrestling
Team Tonight-Event occurs At
Morgantown
'iaI Dispatch to Intell!sencer

Special Dispatch to Iatell!Sencer
Morgantown. Jan. l4.-Fcw athletic
events, not even football OF recent
years. have so stirred up interest III the
West Virginia student body rs tho big
dual wrestling bout when opens the
intercollegiate wrestling season here
tomorrow night with Ohio University.
The Ohio team Is spending the night
Of clarksburg and will arrive here
about eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The members of both teams will meet
at the gymnasium at ll:e0 \. NJ. to
weigh in and this meeting Will find l.
veteran Ohio aggregation stacked up
against a comparatively inexperienced
" est Virginia outfit.
In the lis pound class Craig Of the
Mountaincer team vii! bc faced by Bar
roS, aZlllian, who wears the Buck
eye colors and Is said 10 be an unusually
versatile gymnast and wrestler.
The l21 pound class viii find Scott
Hough. the former Naval Academy star
p.ttcd against D'ucil, the most aEGrcS-
sivc man on the Ohio squad.
In he 1875 pound class Lambert 81 the
Mountaineer VIII be faced by DaBritz
u veteran at ohio who has never lost =
fall since he has wrcstled there.
Unques tionahly one Of the big fca-
lures Will be the batt!. III the las pound
weight between Lowthcr another I'M
beaten veteran Of the ohio team and
ether Steve iarr!ck or Mat" Tuvko-
.v:ch.
IL the 15S pound class Brown Of West
Virginia Will face .AriCk OF Ohn and as
both are newcomers 10 their respective
teams, lille is known OF their ability.
In the l75 pound Mcdonald for West
Virginia, who has established a rcputa-
zion for agGrcSS!VcncSS will meet JEFF
fries Champion wrestler of the &7th
division in Ia" \. T.. X. In France and
this will be another exciting encounter
without doubt.
In the unlimited class, however, IS
where the real fireworks Will be staged
in all probability, because Joe HarriCk,
football hero for the Mountainecrs will
I've faced by Duvill. star rullhack on
the Ohio eleven. Roth are experienced
wrcStlcrS and according TO local wrest-
ling fans the fur will fly" when they
meet
The hou;s arN to begin at $50 =. NJ.
tomorrow ana Dexter Very will referee.
Very Is former All-AmcrICan end at
Penn State. a championship wrestler
and 4 tcImmatc at football of Elg!e
Tobin former Mountaincer coach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

Pa-ksrsburg H.ga schools big Red
ba sketball quintet, wh.ch has already
made 8 victorious march through two OF
the schools in Tho Ohio Valley. trim
ming WellSbU-g last evening on the lat
ters floor, will probably meet L tartar
in Coach KelCrl Ross crack Wheeling
High tosserS on the local floor this eve
ming. Defeating both MoUndSYi!lc and
Wellsburg on their three day rampage
in tho Ohio Valley, il remains up to the
Gold and Blue 20 check the onward rush
this evening. and local fans VIII be pull
ing strong for the Rossites. who look
IKE the real thing In the floor sport th!s
season.
Bell. star on the grid!ron. IS conSd-
cred, an accurate and crack shot from
the middle OF the floor and In mis- per-
tormanccS against MoundSville and
WelsburS has shown the tratS OF co.,
lege star. His shooting alone from the
floor has helped considerably toward
putting the Parkersburs boys on their
successful trip. which they are now en-
Toying. Since the season started re-
ports from dowU-thH-St3-c point TO the
big RED" team as the outstanding faT-
orite for the state championship honors
this year, but local fans disagree with
them on this seleCcio:.. and instead are
spreading the word that Whce!inS'5
Icrack five will sweep the state.
Neither team will have decided edge
when they enter into the hiS battle this
evening. although Parkcrsb burg has been
on q strenuous trip and may be weaken
sd by the strain OF the two hard games
already won. Wheeling will be playing
on her own floor and may have a slight
edge but q majority and practically all
oC the Parkersburg boys have already
participated in 4 contest that took place
on the local gym.
Coach Ross. fayorita among the
down-the-state fans. - particularly an
N!ous TO score victory sainst the Wis
tors this evening. and = confident that
his boys Will turn the trick. Afte: watch
SS the big Red tTNr III action against
M6uudsville on Thursday evening.
The locals held their final workout
Yesterday afternoon n the gypnas!um.
and are In as good condition as could
he expected. for the h.E state encounter
tonight. The boys are taking the game
seriously and are not ovcr-contident in
the least, but feel that they can gradu-
ally wear the wonder wandering" five
down, and win by = handsome score in
the endl
Wheeling has been taking the jump
N her-first two contests and At the out
SGT of the games have always gained \
neat lead in the first few minutes or
play, and maintained il throughout. The
team Is confident that the same thing
will occur tonight. and ParkerSburS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
TODAY IS FINAL

All young pugilisticS who are striving
to earn the manly art" will get their
last chance to become a member "C
Johnny GallnEh"r's boxing classes at
the local Y. NJ. G. 4. this aft"rnro
Prof. Gallagher. who is wei known
in local rings. is regarded as efficient N
the scientific boxing game as any other
battler in this section Of the courtr%.
His pupils tho past winter arc making
rapid strides toward the ma storing ,Jf
the hstic game.
end in the summer months Will be civ
en- today and those joining after this
day will be charged for the lessons
they have already missed. s" join t.
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
WELLSBURC 26
VICTIM To bic
RED QUINTET
RE1r, WAS BIG PERFORMERS FOR
PARKERSBU URIC. RINGING IN
FIVE FIELD GOALS.
Hall Ended 1911 in Visitors Favor
Big Rcd" Five VIII Come to This
City Tonight.

Special Dispatch to The Inteiligencer.
WcllShurG, W. Va, Jan. 4-ParkerS-
burg high schools floor invaders won
a. nip and tuck and well played game
from Wcllsburg hiTh here on the city
hall gym floor this evening by the score
of 34-%i.
Bell was the big gun for tho visitors,
ringing in Ave field goals. while Funk =
guarding was excellent. HOugh was
the star for the locals.
The game was attended by the larS-
est crowd ever to turn out on local
floor and was exciting from start to
finish Many Bethany students former
Is of Parkersburg attended the game
and were pulling hard for their home
boys.
In preliminary the Wcllsburg high
school girls downed the Bethany girls
by a score Of 23-l5, the game proving
Interesting throughout.
rarkcrsburg (3D. WellshurG co,
BEL. i................ J., Hal
Murrin. f....... Hough
Funk. G..............S. Wade (capt)
Subs; Wells for Funk. Marion for
Bell. Rapp for Langfitt, Good for Can't
y Field goals: Bell 5. Murrin .. Langn,,
8. Barnu-' .. Funk .. Hough ), Wade
=. Camiletti. Good ..
Fouls; Funk6 out of IL. Wade out
Of 10.
Referee: Anderson, w. II. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
HOLY CROSS OFFERS
". &J,FOOTBALL DATE


Washington. Pa, Jan. 14.-That ".
& J. has u chance to appear in foot
ball game IN New England next fall If
u could find L place on its schedule,
was indicated today by Graduate Miami
ger Murphy, who said that Holy Cross
had written here asking tho Presidents
to appear at Worcester, Mass. on one
OF several dates. The offer was de-
clined for the reason that the W. & j..
card is filled.
Murphy said that w. & ]. might en-
terta!n a proposition for the Worcester
Institution TO play in Washington in
1922. but that II was hardly likely that
the Red and Black would go TO New
England unless 10 play Yale or Harvard
which does not seem likely at this stage.
The W. &: J. eleven has not appeared IL
New England contest since 1916 on
the occasion IF the most recent encoun-
tor with Yale. In fact. tho Presidents
have not played any eastern eleven Of
consequence outside OF Lehigh and Sy-
racuse since that season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Good Games Here On
Next Saturday Night

Next Saturday evening Jan end. on
the local "N" floor. tho fast going "Y'
team VIII play the ". & !. Freshman.
The local team. fresh from decisive
victories over the Marietta city ,hampS
and Bcllairc Y. NJ. club. Will enter the
contest determined 10 give the W. * ].
five hcnting.
The local management has gone 10
considcrahl" expense in securing this
game, hui AS they are determined 10
give III" Wh' cling public the hest at
fractions 'h"y can possibly offer. til" ~
pens" IS htr"iy considered rs tho feel
confident that their efforts viii be- alp
rTrC!;tcd.
This game will start promptly al S:lI
and rs tho local management Is making
0rcumudat tons for a record break! ing
crowd those who contemplating attend
ing this gam" had better come early and
avoid the rush
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Jack KEARNs IN TROUBLE.

Los AngrI"s. NaI, jan. I4.-Jt'N
kcarns, manager of Jack Dempsey
champion heavyweight purIliat. and J"-
srrh RcnJam:n and Teddy Hayes
friends of kcngTs. were made defend
ants in suit filed today IN Superior
court here ny Thomas Di!lc$. waiter
Dillcs alleged the three beat him in an
affray at tho restaurant Scvcra! days
ago. He asked $1,000 damages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
MusEE COMMERCIAL
TEN PIN LEAGUE
WON BY MusKINGUM

Special Dispatch u TIE InteIIlSehcer'
New Concord. Ohio. Jan. l4.-Mus-
kngum's basketball fans went Wild to-
night when the varsity won from Pitts
ourgh Seminary, 10 to II. II was any
body's game TIL tho whistle blew.
Seminary has a fast team, having won
over three strong teams. among them
Westminster college. Three pittsburgh
mra were former Muskingum stars. The
teams were equally matched and Mus
kusum won by better pass work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Some Food for Thought.

People everywhere arc beginning to
realize that IL pays To buy medicines
that have an established reputation as
they are most truthworthy and most
dependable. Chamh"rlains Cough REM
cdy is one OF them It has been in
use for almost half a century. From Il
small beginning its sal" and use has cx-
tended to all parts of the United States
and to many foreign countries. When
You have Il cough or cold give K 4
trial and reali2" for yourself what IN
excellent medicine II is. For sale by
all. ICalerS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
''Truck" Myers to Lead
Ohio States Eleven

Myers. BuCyrus. Ohio. was elected cap
tain OF tho, 1921 Ohio State football
team here tonight. Myers who has play
Ell two years. ut loft end. ia a sopho-
mora In the college OF medicine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
INJURED IN FALL.


Sp.cialDisratch to Intcll!gcrCcr.
SiStcrSvinr, Jan. l+.--MiSs les"
Berry. teacher of English IN I'll" Sisters
vile High school, fell On the ICY pave
,,ert .,s she was leaving her home IN
Georgia street. Friday morning and sus-
,:lIncd a disorated elbow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
PARKERSBURG WILL ATTEMPT To
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP Of SERIES

BIG RED" FIVE'S VICTORY OVER WELLSBURG LAST EVEN
ING MAKES TWO IN A RoW-WHEELING WILL BATTLE
STATE TEAM IN ELIMINATION CONTEST THIS EVEN
ING ON LOCAL FLOOR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
The Nightly Limo.

Tcacher-"What, Oscar. Is the Ancient
order Of the Bath"
Young oscar tpuzzlcd)--"I dunno:
Johnny usually comes first. then Willie,
then the haby"--Lifc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

Read and usc IntellIgcnccr Want Ads,
You'll get what YOU Wart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

dlsssse, bot take some organic Iron Ike St;N.
hTED IRON ut once to help enrich your
blood and revitAlize your WORKOUT, exhausted,
nerves. Organic Nuaated Iron often increases
he bodily and mental vigor Of week. tired.
WORKOUT. nervous people In two weeks time.
rs like the hon In your blood and like the
iron in spinach. leneils and apples, You can
sven eat il II you wish. II will not blreken or
lnjuye the teeth nor disturb the stomach. II 10
entirely different from Ordinary metallic iron
which csopie usually take and which 10 made
merely by the action OF strong acids on small
pieces oflron Beware OF 81 bstitutes. Look for
the word ''NUXATED" on every package and
the letters NJ !. on every tablet. Your money
will be refunded by the manufacturers II you
do no, obtain perfectly satisfactory results.
At all dru 1tsts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
BOWLING

MusEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

900 Red Blood Corpuscles
%cn. DON'T TRY 70 Fool YOUR:
= SELF" INTO thinking you are man Of blood
and iron" when you have good reason 70 aus;
pct that 10Y are ncs-SoNSipER The SIZE
T Sos Ss.s lad n Iiise1 lHS Is OILY FAN
bFAMAN WHENHiS BLOOD ACKSIRON.
When yoi get up feeling tired In thE morn
tnE, when you And yourself ner~ous; irritable
your days. vork without being al tagged out
Ut night: Of have pains across the back and
your face iooks pale and drawn do NOT wait
until you 60 all to pieces and collapse in state
OF nervous prostra,ion or until IN your weak.
ened condition you contract sone serious
The Ward County independent., 1921-12-08
NINE BOSS SAYS
Arizona Man Was Simply Down and
Out and Couldn't Even Move
Himself-Feels Fine Now

Harry f. Scott, a well-known mine
boss, whose address is Box 683, Tomb
stone, Arizona, writes:
81 was down and out nearly all the
time with rheumatism and finally got
to where ! could'n move, even to
feed myself. My wife thought !
would never get well again, and she
knew my condition better than any
one else.
81 was absolutely helpless when
my wife started giving me Tanlac and
in four days | ate hearty meal for
the first time in many months. Tan
lac put me on my feet and Pm back
on the job working hard and feeling
fine. i have gained eighteen pounds
in weight, too.
Tanfac is sold in Minot by the Tay-
lor Drug Co. ,and at all leading drug
stores ADV
The Ward County independent., 1921-12-08
CORRESPONDENCE
COUNTY LINE l2/4/21

A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. &. Fl. Lindsay last Monday night:
DR.. Hills was in attendance and
mother and babe are doing nicely.
A few from here attended dance
at the Pate home, (thc Brandt farm)
last Saturday night, reporting a good
time.
J. H.. Hebig and son John were
business callers at Berthold last
Monday.
Owing to the absence of the teacher,
Miss Mollison, last Monday, Mrs. /.
M. Dilley taught the school on that
day.
A large crowd attended the masked
dance at Blaisdell last Saturday night
and had fine time. A masked
dance was announced for Palermo for
next Saturday night.
Fred Brandt, who has been working
at the coal mines at Tasker of late,
was seen up this way Monday morn
ing.
John Hebig is doing chores for
Frank Vesey this week while Frank
is out with his Ward medicines.
MIR. and Mrs. Farris have returned
from their Wisconsin trip.
Charley Palmer of near Bcrthold
and Frank Vesey met for a business
transaction at the DESMOND Stock
Farm last Saturday.
Arne Engen left for Fargo last
Wednesday on bushes trip.
Mrs. Arne Engen is assisting Mrs.
Christianson in caring for their moth
er at the latters home in Tagus.
There seems to be little hope for the
recovery of the mother owing to her
age.
Since last weeks letter, we are in
formed that the J. o. jacobson potato
deal was not as bad as reported. We
are now informed that the firm to
whom he had sold prior to loading at
Tagus asked for a $4,000 refund of
the amount advanced him instead of
asking for $4,000 in addition to the
The Ward County independent., 1921-12-08
weeks visit at the Chas. seney home

weeks visit at the Chas. Seney home
stead.
Walter and Await klimple have
been engaged for several days in haul
ing coal to the business firms of Lo-
gan, the boys have leased the Tom
Hillestad one-half section, Mr.. Hille-
stad gives possession March II and
moves to Twin Falls, Idaho, his FAM
lily already having gone, Mr. Hillestad
remaining to winter the stock until
spring when he will hold farm sale
before departing.
Gus Gorsey and Ray Reed have
trapped 43 skunks and Arwalt Klimple
7, and B white weasles.
Our old time friend and hustling
farmer, Ed. A. Jerden was telling us
just recently over the wire that he had
fine drove of turkeys fat and ready
for the Christmas markets. Mr.. Jer-
den is sure prince when it comes
to raising choice turkeys which here
tofore have always brot the highest
market price.
Carl Sorenson has employed man
for next springs farm work at $40
per month. he begins April 1st.
Joe Klinesander of Max came over
hHu hAuC IS" uAJo NAole "ACH ilio
brother, John and wife, who reside in
the Robt. Klimple farm.
Herman Newman and Donald Bev-
ms have been hauling wheat to Minot
the past several days, all No. l..
Adolph Newman was Minot bus
ness visitor Saturday.
Charlie Taylor is sure very happy
man at the present time, as a Velva
well man got him an abundant supply
of water at $50 feet. No water for
year and wearing shoe soles out
trying to collect pitcher full, have
sure tired Charles patience, but he
was noticed setting up the cigars to
the boys in Minot the other day.
Claude Irwin has moved to Minot
for the winter and will resume his
flaming operations in the spring.
w. S. Reed and wife entertained at
dinner Thanksgiving day their daugh-
ter Elizabeth and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Mackie.
Harvey H. Gadbaw has been try
ing for the past two weeks to start
his Oakland car, but. at the last re-
The Ward County independent., 1921-12-08

port it had not moved an inch. When
Harvey can not make 'em go, there
is sure something very seriously
wrong.
The boys say that Claus Emily pull
ed off pretty good joke on Sam
Reed recently? Wonder just what it
was?
Some two weeks ago w. S. Reed had
the misfortune to lose his mine shack
by fire. An overheated stove was the
cause. Stewart said he didn't care
about the shack if eight skunks hadn't
perished under it,
The Ward County independent., 1921-12-08
RIA1SDEI,I, ITEMS

Sheriff Forest Rice, States Attor-
ney Swenseid, and John Doe, made
a midnight visit to Tagus recently,
disturbing some of the inhabitants
out of their peaceful slumber and Sc
cured a good supply of "snoose".
"Hootch", cigarettes, lutefsk and
lingon berries or Norsk turkey.
Ole Brekka and Albert Elefson left
for Northwood, N. D., Monday for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Andrew Eikkesdahl was "a
Berthold visitor Monday.
Otto Olson shipped carload of
cattle to Chicago, Ill.,, and enroute
home is visiting friends and relatives
at different points in Minnesota.
Mrs. J. S. Brye entertained the sew
ing club Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Luchsinger Of Surrey, N. d., is
the new professor at the high school.