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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-19
BIG aoLPINa EVENT

Sandwich. June lS.--The years great
est solfng event. the Eritish "nen
championship. viii lnp"n here tomorrow
when the first Two qualifying rounds Tor
he championship proper on Jun" - ana
e3 viii he played. Eighty players Will
qualify.
Both courses arc IN excellent order
having been Improved BY recent rains.
Jock Hutchinson. N" American profess
sional. holds the title and Jim Rarnes
and Walter Hagen are among the other
American entrants.
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CHILDREN'S DAY

Childrens Day services were appropri-
ately observed at the First Presbyterian
church yesterday morning The musical
program was carried in accordance with
the Children's Day spirit and DR..
Samuel Martin Gibson. pastor Of the
church. delivered his sermon on. The
Treasure Chest" Several children were
baptised at the morning worship.
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weirton. June lS.-"Letty" Honecker'
FORMER NcConkey star. but now with
Noundsvllle. gave ono Of the greatest
exhibitions Of the season in the l-C.
league here this afternoon. when he got
thre hits. one homer and another a
double IN FOUR trips a, bat. had three
putours and six assists. with not an err
ror Moundsville lost 10 the local cino'
however. SO
Score nv innings:
Noundaville 90 % | n ~ 2
wslrton .........1 % NJ
Rattorins-HoneCher and Lutes: Stef-
fen and HanlAy.
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RACE IN
SUNDAY SCHOOL
BASEBALL LOOP
Games This Week

Monday-Thomson VS.. TRINITY ~
Twenty sixth street.
Tuesday--Zane vs.. Fourth street at
high school field.
Tuesday First Presbyterian VS..
Elm Grove Christians at Elm Grove.
Tuesday Stone Presbytcrtans vs..
North street at Fulton.
Thursday-Vance vs.. First Christian
1T high school field
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VICTORS LOST

pnecjoI Dlspatch 20 the IntellCcAcsr.
%ev NartlnSy!l,e ". Va. June Is
The fas, V.cto-S baseball team came
here this afternoon 70 NEE, the strong
local aggregation. and suffered an "a
defeat The locals had streak or hit
SJro IN me sixth. which coupled with
ssyersl errors gave me locals i've runs
accra no inn'ngp. HE
ctotors nnnnna IN I
Magnolia ......"" : > Y ~
Ratteries-Kramer and Butler; Lewis
and Oldecker.
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BOWLING
MusEE TEN PIN LEAGUE.

Schedule 5th week.
June 19-Warwood Can VS.. Mozart,
June 20--B. 2. o f. va. Camels.
June 22-Muse~ W. Stogies.
June 23-W. Buick vs.. Pretcnders.
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MusEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE.
Schedule 10th week.

bCNtVU4U TUT "VV1H'
lure l?-CascaretS vs.. l. Dairy
June on--Apples ve. Lemons.
Juno oI-Oaks vs. Indians.
June "@-Sirollcrs ~. Mullct$
June 23-Fish VS.. Has Becns.
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eff on bases: wellsburg, 3:

ro,Lnvs Two base hits: Bradley.
pobcr,eor Perley. T. Miller. Three
base hits: 7. Miller. Struchou',
prad,cv SIS Miller. s. Base on balls:
sra5Iev !. 6. Miller. l. Double plays:
lewis 20 Robertson: Perley 10 Heller TO
STIrlsr Time: 1880 Umpire: Coaler.
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ANOTHER RUMOR

Although there ms hecn rumors of
the erection or big buildings on the old
House & Hermann site, Fourteenth
and Market street. the latest ruU&r- y
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The Standings

>Apecial Dispatch to The InteltlSen'e''
a Brilliant. Ohio. June lS-Briltiant' inc
kmsllest club from the smallest town II,
3the Ohio Valley Intercity league sno'so
Amst&dam. the league leaders OF tnh7
perch here this afternoon when Johnny
schrlckle. the tall, lanky. Raytand HoE
pitched the first no-htt game OF I'e
season In the league.
Schrisi<le was in rare form. and ne
was responsible for the only run scored
nv the visitors. In the hrst 'hn'ns
Fido. the drst man up. walked. store
second and In his anXtousneSS 20 eaten
his man. Sohrickle threw WIG 10 inc
base. F!do scored on the play
Settling down then, SohrtcNle won ms
own game. by pitching the SreateSt
game Of his career. Then In the httn ,
Inning I.yle dot b,ed Schrtckle sinSte''
md stole second. and both scored on
Adams' long and far double. -,
Score by innings. II.
Amste~dam ...lo0 Ooo 00O-l
srIIIjant $780,. 900 O2o Hox-2
Batteries: Masters and Grey. Schr''N'e
and Gihchrist-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-19

One-wheelcd roller chairs are used by
the wealthy in Portuguese East Africa.
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Score by innings: n n T.,
u.sr,.burr o 90 q n / n o.
afcCorkevs llln0 900 ks l
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Steubenville. O.. June lS.-(Spe')--
DIlonvale went back into first place III
the &c leageu hero this afternoon Then
the Indians shut out the local auoS
SO. The game was hotly contested, a.
though the locals lacked the pu"e" ~
score when men were on base.
Koon. the big tw!rler for the lnu,a"s'
held the locals 10 three sCat'eEeu me-
81, Flowers was touched for twelve.
Score By innings: ~, ~ a
steuhenviue 900 600 600 )
Ratterles-Koon and Gulan; Flowers
and Gaffney.
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Saturdays Scores

Wellsburg :: Wheeling
Amsterdam :. Brilliant =
Nouudsv!lle- Weirtoa. rain
Steubcnvjle 10, FoIdnS"cs ;
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AMSTERDAM SCORED MAN IN TIE
FIRST FRAME ON A WALK AND
A WILD THROW
pIllonvals Goes Back Into the Lead by
Shutting oat the Hubs-
Macks Won
Yesterdays Scores

Whee.lrS 3; WcllSbUrG |
We,r;on 5; Mouudsv!!ie
Brilliant >. Amsterdam l
DiIiouyale ), SteuHcnviIle U
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HORNET

Rev. A. O. Odegaard preached st
the Winan school Sunday AFTERNOONS
Mrs. Emil Helms is enjoying a visit
from her sister and two children.
Among those who were in Black
duck on Tuesday were Mrs. Marius
Martinson and her niece, Gertrude
Johnson, Mrs. J. D. Bogart, John
Thullen, J. E. and J. D. Bogart.
It is expected that the town hall,
which has been under construction
by Joseph Thullen Of Blackjack, will
be finished in a few weeks.
Among those who were in Be-
midi on Wednesday were Mrs. H. }.
Ernest, SON Victor and daughter
Lucy, and Mrs. J. D. Bogart.
Men and teams are working on
the roads in south town. Two large
culverts have been put in the creek
bed near the town hall.
Some repair work has been done
on the Murray school recently.
Among those who were in Bemidji
on Thursday were John Thulleh and
J. D. Bogart.
Martin Broadland, who has been
working in North Dakota, has re-
turned to his home.
Clarence Stene has gone to work
in North Dakota.
Miss Nellie c. Shaw left on Sat-
urday for her school at Moorhead,
via Wadena.
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BUCK LAKE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Luck and baby
left for st. Paul this week where Mr.
Luck will undergo another operation
| After his recovery he will attend the
university.
+ AIbin Carlson went to Cass Lake
to- work Monday. ..
A friend from Duluth drove over
Saturday and is spending = a few
days visiting at the a. E. Rector
home. .a.,,a;
IS, Miss Myrtle Rogholt and brothers,
Martin and Arthur Rogholt, spent
Sunday evening at the Alex Sawyer
ho=-.a. T.. E. $500. ,r,r, d,
I NE. and Mrs. A. E. Rector gave. a
party last Saturday evening for their
daughter Hannah. Dancing was the
entertainment. of the" evening. ~ A
very enjoyable ,timel was spent. A
nice lunch was served at midnight.
f. Mr.. and MES. E, c. Rogholt and
Miss Lena Berg spent Sunday after
moon with Mr.. and Mrs. M. O. Rog-
holt.
A second land clearing. team has
been organized in the Silver Lake
Farmers club, consisting of Messrs.
Severson (captain), Davis, Rodine,
Gates, Henderson and Logan. They
will commence work on September
II. Assistant County Agent WASH
burn is expected to assist in getting
the teams started.
A frost Monday night compelled
those having fodder corn to get busy
and cut it.
Mrs. Alex Sawyer and daughter
Cora called on Mrs. Ed. Larson and
Mrs. NJ. O. Rogholt last Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Albin Carlson VISITED Mrs.
Joe johnson, last Sunday afternoon.
/ Cora Sawyer called on Myrtle
Rogholt Tuesday evening.
Mab!e Carlson left last Wednesday
for Erskine where she will visit her
grandma other for several weeks.
Arthur Rogholt commenced work
for the J. Niels Lumber company last
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Perrault was in Cass
Lake last Saturday. She was accom-
panied homes-by her daughter Dora
and, Anna for a visit over Sunday.
. Messrs. Alex Sawyer and Edwin
Rogholt commenced cutting their
corn last Tuesday.
Doris Larson left last Wednesday
for a visit with her grandmother and
other relatives at Erskine.
M. O. Rogholt was a Cass Lake
visitor last Friday.
Mrs. E. M. Chase was shopping in
Cass Lake last Monday:
Myrtle Roghoh, who has been
quite sick the past two weeks, is inn
proving.
/ Mildred Rogholt visited with hel
sister, Mrs. Leo Anderson, last Fri
day. 49,,
r Messrs. Albin Carlson and Ed
Larson transacted business in Cass
Lake last Saturday.
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NORTHERN

+ Mrs. j.. Williams and daughter,
Mrs: Kenneth Steidl, returned home
the fore part of last week from
Wales, N. D., where they had been
visiting friends, for a, week.
r Mrs r. S. Smith, WHO has been
visiting her sister; MRS. FIN Grover,
the past two weeks, returned to her
'horsse: at Grand, Forks last Tuesday,.
I Miss. Edna Jennings left Monday
morning for Minneapolis where she
will attend school this year.
Miss Flora Tisdall, granddaughter
of N: G.. Rsynofds, retuIgf.to her
home near Puposkyt to- sfe1fd d few
days before taking up her school
work in Bemidji.1 ." : 4.
/ Mrs. Dearborn and son Kenneth
returned to their home in Bemidji
the first of last week after spending
several days with Northern friends.
/ Miss Sadie Williams spent several
days. at the Whiting and Moulton
homes the past week.
;. John Pretts, who has been work
ing in. Dakota, spent the week end
with his family in Northern, return
ing to Dakota Sunday. >....
The Northern consolidated school
|. will open the fall term Monday, Sep
TENDER 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams Jr.
and children motored to, Mime
apolis last Wednesday. After spend
ing a few days there, Mrs. Williams
and children will visit at Cokato
while Mr.. Williams makes a business
trip to Chicago.
! Earl Nugget, who has been assist
ing with harvest work in North Da-
/ kota, returned home Friday morn
ing.
The Northern Farmers club will
be-! entertained at the Community
! hall Thursday of this week, by Mrs
C.: D. Arnold.
Mrs. Jones of Cass Lake and Mrs.
Thomas of Nymore, and children.
spent several days last week at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. John Noel.
On Thursday Mrs. Noel gave party
| in honor of her nieces. The after
noon was spent in social converse,
ton, refreshments were served, and
everyone reported a fine time.
Frank, Anderson motored down
from Bagley Monday afternoon Ud
was accompanied home by his sisters
Mrs: Ora Whiting and Mrs. Frank
Deming., Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
and daughter, and Mrs. Leon Gould
left Tuesday morning by auto fol
Independence, Mo-, where they will
visit; for about three weeks.
j. Williams and son Harvey and
Kenneth Steidl motored down from
Wales, N. D., Monday morning, AM
will return after a short staEs a
home. tf';,,,i IL: H. .
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Wheeler trans
acted business and called on friends
in Bemidji Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Goodmanson
and family attended the Farm Bu-
reau meeting at Turtle River Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Boyce and
family of Bemidji are spending two
weeks fishing and enjoying them
selves at the E. M. Satire cottage
on the north side of Bass Lake.
w. H. Gish transacted business IN
Bemidji Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Neff, sister, Mrs. Lula
Hunter, Jack Hunter autocd to Sta
piles to see their father, Charles East
man, who is confined to he'd. We all
hope to hear of his recovery soon.
F. E. Crayer was a business caller
in Bemidji, Wednesday.
Mrs. J. s. Wheeler called at Al
bert .Utech's home Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hardgreaver
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ALASKA

+ Mrs. Havare and daughter, Of Min
neapoIis are at their summer cottage
on Round lake for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. E. Nelson is on the sick list.
Mrs. Extrum' expects: to leave for
Minneapolis Wednesday, to receive
medical treatment.
J. B. Wynn is building a grarary
for his new crop. 49,.
Syver Peterson was helping Mr.
Woodford few days with his stack.
ing.
We are having plenty of rain in
the past few days. 1t will make the
blowing easier, as the ground was
very dry. ..-.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Woodford
spent Sunday afternoon at Syver
Peterson's.
Alma Nelson came home from Red
Lake Saturday and spent Sunday
with her parents, returniRgsto Red
Lake, Saturday evening. '2"'
Mrs. Ole Stepfnea has been quite
sick the last couple of weeks, but is
improving nicely at, this. writing.
Mrs. Johanna Olson and children
Of Bemidji spent Sunday with friends
and relatives.
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ISLAND LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Olmstead and
Willie Whelan motored to Debs Mon.
day morning. =" -.
O. HI. OEnstead2 returned to- his
home in Bemidji Monday afternoon
i Mr.. and Mrs. Geo: Fellow and son
Donald of Bemidji.. motored to Is
land Lake Tuesday. Mr.. Fellow re-
turns to his duties leaving Mrs. Pei.
low and Donald to spend 4 few days
with Mrs. A. G, BNfdeau. ~ 4
a. G. BiAideau acseptsd a posi-
ton in BeniAji 1t Thu ,ssreee C4te;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Qllsm ws1e
callers the +. We Stout home : i
bud Grevel Of Red Lake returned
home after, spending a week at Is
land Lake with Willie Whelan.
c" Ira Stout and Billy ,HiH Of Black
duck visited at the: home of the r.
W. Stout family. :.,$ +, -
3. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Anderson and
Mrs. Johnson and her son Arthur,
and Thelma Rustvold' motored thru
Island Lake en- route to North Dako-
ta.: -
!, F. W. Stout and Andy Walker were
at Red Lake on business trip.
Mrs. o. H. Olmstead returned to
her home at Bemidji after spending
a few days visiting in Island Lake.
! Miss Dorothy Elliot has left Fri
day to attend high school at, Sand
stone.
!. Mr.: Clifford was a business caller
at'Islanf Lake en- route to- Red Lake.
Mrs. W. n: Whelan went to. Be-
midi Friday to spend a few days.
d, Miss Rasmussen and Miss MacRae
of Crookston have. returned to Is
land Lake to take up their positions
as; teachers.
:, The school board has purchased .
piano for the Island Lake school
house.
Geo. Pellow came after his family
Sunday. q
. Mi. and Mrs. Sam Randall and
their little daughter called at the f..
W. Stout home.
Mi! and Mrs. O. H. Olmstead and
Mrs: w. H. Whelan came up from
Bemidji Sunday afternoon.
. Horace Higgins and Julius Benson
were callers at Island Lake Sunday.
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=,SAUM. :

A heavy frost touched most Of the
crops that were not frosted in. the
middle of the week. srn>q
Rev. Vingi held English Lutheran
services at the school house on SUM-
day.
+ Arthur Krogseng, who left for
Fort Smelling a month ago, return-
ed the last part of the week. We
are all glad to see him back.
/ Mrs. Mlsner and children were din
|, ner guests at the Otto Peterson home
on Sunday.
Ole Hilblat has been filing his
silo the latter part of. the week. He
expects to finish the first part of the
coming week.
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&W11LlL0W GROVE.

A farewell party was given Rev.
GeorgeaKeelert Of White Bear Lake,
Mimi, who is student Of Ausbury
college, Wilmore, Ky Rev. Keeier
has been preaching at Willow Grove
Me-. church and other points on the
Red Lake line during his vacation.
Willow Grove gave him farewell
party regretting Fery much to have
him CO.. ..r,..- 49,. ,.
On August 25th,; Herbert Keeier,
wife and twin daughters, and Mr..
tMead, of White Bear Lake, motored
to Willow Grove where they spent q
few days with their son, Rev. Keel
er. August 29th they motored back
by way Of Park Rapids. I -
Miss Gertrude Coy, daughter OF
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LITTLE TURTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Chamberlen
and baby son. Norman were shopping
III =Puposky w Wednesday.
p, Mrs: Thomas Bailey and daughter
,in-law, Mrs. Thomas Bailey Jr. and
children, Tony and Maurice, motor
ed to. Bemidf Thursday to spend a
few days.
/. H. Locke transacted business in
Bemidji Thursday.
r. A cattle and sheep buyer from
Pinewood was through this: vicinity
last week.
+! Gertrude Coy is making prepare
:tions for leaving for Kentucky where
she. will attend a mission school.
: Mrs. Frank +. Cizner, who has been
visiting her sister-in-law and family
left Tuesday for LacLede, Idaho.
Gilbert Peterson and daughter Ma
mie accompanied her to Bemidii in
their, car1a Ss>kAg III -
Martin Larsen transacted business
in Bemidjf Monday afternoon.
{ Helen C1auso1,, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Lester Peterson,
.a1notored To- Benaidji with CeIandek 8,
whore she left onlthe 500 train fol
her home at Gonvick. Her sister also
accompanied her to BemidI. + -
I : The Silver Lake school commenced
Tuesday. Again the children are
listening to the 9 o'clock bell We
have the same good teacher to ring
it again this year, Mrs. :Mabelle Grey
is her name.
! : Mr.. and Mrs.. 6. Peterson were in
Bemidji Thursday: While there Mr.:
Peterson had some dentist work
done. 49,. aszz<;s @s . ssS@s-ss =
Lora Simon, who has been staying
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Arnold Carlson was in Cass Lake
last Wednesday.
Handbills are out announcing a
sale to take place September 18th
at Joe Johnson's farm. Ill health
makes it necessary for Mr.. Johnson
to spend the coming winter in st.
Paul. Here is hoping he will be able
to return in the spring.
Cora Sawyer was shopping in. Cass
Lake last Saturday. %
Myrtle Rogholt was in eass Lake
last week to- consutha doctoF. She
was sufferisgs fBa SpIurRN ~ =.
~ Joe Johnson was in Cass Lake on
business last Monday.
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called at the. J. s. Wheeler home
Tuesday evening. .>,,e .s:: i
The surveyors from Tenstrike have
been busy sub-dividing the Dr.: Healy'
forty from Arthur Hardgreave's this
week. They have their corner all
correct and Mr.: Hardgreaves expects
to build on his lots on Bass Lake in
the spring. e.. ,.< ~ - =
E. NJ, Satire called at the J. S,
Wheeler home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Cora Landry called at the AL
bert; Utech home Friday afternoon. q
f Earl Eastman, james, EASTMAN
brothers, of Mrs. Oscar Neff, are viz.
iting at the formers home for a. few
days. tsRk tssss SFss
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sHEVLIN!

Mrs. Edor Bredeson returned home
Wednesday from Grand Forks, N. D.
She will reman Sfor. some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ellef-
son. J: Rsnne, A. + s RID md ). i,
HoltoA motore9oatot KeNiher iast
Tuesday. ..3s-,. JrE fE.E
MIS- p. G.. Anderson and sons
Maurice and Kenneth returned :hone
Thursday from Hendrun, MINI,
where they visited 2 i: week with: rel,
atives. '...----=-.,
Mr.. and Mrs: F.. Ehlers Of Leon
ard passed through here Thursday
en- route to Bagiey whese they visit
ed Mrs. Ehlefss mother; MIS-. Lar
SON.. p. -
Beatrice Powel wass a; Benidu
shopper Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Hutton, Hannah, n. D,
arrived here Thursday. Mrs. Hutton
will remain here: this. winter.
Mrs. L. G. Fairchild and children
Elaine and Harry, of Duluth, visit
ed. several days at the B.. W., Schreek
bone last week.
n A. large number from here, attend
ed the Clearwater county fair at
Bagley. <,'74s - ss'aa=sss r.: =,
, Miss Katie: Gordon Of BemidJi
spent last week end with her mother,
Mrs. P. G. Anderson.
Edor Bredeson returned to- Grand
Forks, N. D., Monday after having
spent several days at his home here.
The baby clinic held here last Sat
urday Was we'll attended. Twenty
five. children were zexamined. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. o.. Hawkins and son
Donald, Mrs. G. Eflefson and sons
Harry and OrviHss and Mrs. E. Breds-
som and sen1David motored to- Ragley
Saturday afternoon to. attend the
fair, = -.
Mr.. and Mrs: Fl: VI: Teichroew;
1757 Hewitt Ave, ST. PAUL.; are re-
receiving congratulations en- the
birth of. T. daughter September End:
Mrs., Teichroew was formerly Verna
Burfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.-. Donald mo
tored to Lengthy <Sund ay.s.- :.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Gordon spent
Sunday at the Jas. Gordon home,
Aida.
Mrs. Martin Hippe Of Dsbs, Mimi,
visited at the Nelson and Thorpe
homes. SATURDAY..
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CARR IAISE

The Bemidji Farmers club met q
the. Carr Lake school Saturday, Sep
TENDER <2nd. A good dinner wa:
served and enjoyed by all who were
presents after which q fms pot4t<
demonstrations Was given by the Fen,
ske brothers, also*a corn demonstra'
ton by Dan Gray. Several fine ad.
dresses were given by friends Wit
were, visiting the club, which were
we'll received. The club is to, be con,
graduated on. having, won the second
prize on their exhibit at the fair Fhe
school children also won several
prizes. =. !. .....-.,., =.
The Carr Lake. Union: Sunday
school is being we'll attended, but
there is always room for more: All
are welcome ill.,, So =,
Six Union Sunday schools were
represented at the superintendent
and. teachers meeting held at Carr
Lake August 24th. The 2threshers
prevented several schools from at
tending: Missionary W: S.: Cum-
mings had good program prepared
and number of helpful Thoughts
we're given. Ii'z >.-.:..0..'
Mrs. Frank Wallberg is reported
improving very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Meen anas family,
Mrs. Albert Nansen and family, Mr..
and Mrs., Warner. and daughters,
Mrs. w. S. Cummings and sons, Mrs.
Chas. Stout and Mrs. Leslie Chilten
and sons were callers at the home 81
Mr. and Mrs. Frank: Wallberg1 Sun.
day afternoon. -: .s:lf,n Ar.
Mrs. Cummings and sister were
callers at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Stout Sunday evening
Mrs McClellan's SON and family
are visiting with them: this week.
I. Missionary w: S. Cummings mo-
s4Jred to Red Lake Saturday.
Much interest is being taken by
the, ladies', of this district in the
clothing project taught by Miss Glow.
er zSabin and demonstrated by Mrs
Rake and MIS-. John E. Patterson
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson and daugh.
ter, motored to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith: Sunday aftetnoen
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stout drove to
Big Lake Monday.
School opens this week with Misses
M. *Methven, Bess Knox and Florence
Geror as teachers z2sr. ~ssr s.,.s .sAissv.