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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
MOTORCYCLE NEWS.

Hello there. bacS aga n Where
have you BEEN Yes back. bu- only
long enough 20 give YOU an ea- full
81 some !Dportan; happenings tha;
are coming OF.
The election viii take place Friday.
December %. but installation OF Of
icers vii, ne postponed from January
20 January q. n wh.cn time the
hrst annua! banqle; taxes pace.
The silver hill climb trophy cups
which are bang he'd by the Indian
dealer. John Mnnick. are now on dis
play N his show window. Better sip
around and taie a slant a. them. for
e., IS a sight yOI WI probably neNes
see again and that = for al foar cups
TO be held hy one dealer. al beng won
oy one MAKE 90 machine.
RImoc has u ,ua. the club IL gong
10 lose coupe OF pieces % Friday
night furniture. that IS. has been Tor
the pas, four years, and they are no
othor than &. Dawson and =. Cloud
They say j, beg ms 10 look like a trus.
company or monopoly that they have
on their respective offices, and de-
mand that they he replaced the COM
.ng year with new blood and IDEAS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
McGRAW ATTACKS UNION.
Makes Public Names of Officials
Of New Baseball Players
Organization.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. Dec. ls.-Manager Nc
Graw. OF the New York Giants. today
made public what ne sad was the
tentative slate of officers ot me pro-
posed new baseball players union.
naming Frank F'risch. Ok the Giants.
or Ge0rge Burns. o, he Cincinnati
Reds. for president and az the same
time announced rs opposition 20 ne
union.
Frisch -ald MS nornina -On was
news 20 him. and thst ne would not
accept. he declared. however. that
Z the union vas formed. ne woold
Join. as he felt l. MS duty 70 stick by
The Players He made J.. plain that
ne always had been treated We'll by
ne Giants and was sat .sied with
present conditions.
McGraw said ne could see ne need
Tor such an oTganiza Ion N the minor
leagues. but that major league play
ers. getting fabulous salaries. would
be nothing less tnan inxrates Z they
enrolled in the union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
JUNIORS CAPTURE
HIGH CAGE TITLE
Cherry and White Basketball
Players Stage Great Came;
Comfy on Varsity.

The Jun Crs won me boys 0aske--
bal lite A. ne .o~al High School
yesterday when 'aey trounced ne
Sophomore. 2O-I4. Although ne
winner vas predicted bef0reh hand the
SoDhs" made them extend themselves
10 The limit 20 YIN. The game y-,-
terday was the best PLAYED on 'he n
rercias- bill and featured good pass
lng and shooting.
The Juniors found 3, rough going in
ne first half az both teams raced
neck-and-necS and a; max time ne
L.tchenste.n crew was on tae long
end. s.. l.. Carpenters foul shoot
ing kept MS squad n ne running.
In ne second haIt both cams
started Of =: u! speed. b-t The .o.-
ers weakened and L.tchenste.ns az
srega;.on commenced splitting ne
basket az Wi. The Comfy crop ran
up against a s.oneVau defense waea
bucke1 he v.ct0rs' defense and con-
sequent!y were kept 0u- Of the danger
zone. LeCarpent.er and Comfy showed
up wei for me losers. The after by
ms hard consistent work has won a
Varsity BERN and Coach Ashton
handed ham Ms VARSITY unIform yes
terday.
Comfy - a fighter o, n. 1rst de-
gree and never lets -. un,I ne
final whistle blows. lis promotion
TO the be Quintet mas won approval
from al Who have seen The hurley
player n ACTON. The winners stars
were VIZ" Litchenste.n, Fletcher and
S;irlth. The line up:
JUNIORS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

High School Natators Open Season
With Great Win Ouer Coatesuille

Nau,ically speaking. the local High
mcrmen last night opened their sea-
~,n Win a big splash. After an eve
;ins of exciting water stunts. Will
mlngion was handed the palm against
their opponents from Coatesville. The
1hghle,s led In every event except the
loo-yard swim and Holman. the ace
~ the opponcn; squad carried or tina,
fracas The final score was: Will
minrton. IS; Ccatesville. 10.
10 looks a. u Coaches Sparks and
Heal have swimming squad that
should give any scholastic team plen-
"a 10 trouble this season and II the
loeal m.rmen keep the good work up
they should Ne rated in the select
,.ass
starting on with a rush the VIII
m.ngton team coppcd the frst event,
The relay race after an exciting con-
tss' The fancy diving class came
nsr; and aga-n the Highlets claimed
Nlttory
Ia Bardo demonstrated he still
o., lus among the best as dash
man when he took first honors in the
ao-yard race. sheldon. 81 the local
-.uad I'm. shed second. thus helping
Wilmington in the scoring column.
HOFFMAN o; Coa;esv!lle lived up to
hS past reputation when he captured
t,atcsvillc's only first place in tn.
u ndred. Hoffman In this event. set
terrific pace and beat out sheldon
who made a game attempt to upset III,
famed swimmer OF the Pennsylvania
squad. kaufman. OF the visitors. I'm
.,hed ihird.
The feature OF the evening was the
p.Inge FOR distance contest. sam
Keen not only won for the locals. but
broke the tank record and established
new one. Walker or Gainesville re-
Gently he'd the record OF - seconds.
hu, kecu had grea; night and low
cred the record 20 seconds fiat. II
Was great race. After Boyer had
made tine distance in Il, Keen did
h.s stun and received grea; ovation
from the crowd Tor his fea..
In the go. Bardo showed his heels
Go he rest 81 the swimmers and won
i1 the prOVerb.al time ~ e.i0. In
'l.S race Hoffman was disqualified
o NOT touching the railing. Up until
OBJ. twelfth lap the Coa,csv.ile swim
u.. was COSBY pressing Bardo. Hoff-
ui.n had an easy sroke and was not
,N....ng himself 10 any great extent.
evidently reServ.ns his speed for the
irA laps. hu; MS disqualification cut
t.Wn Coatesvi!le's chances 10 in
vase their score.
l'rdr-k was out On account ~ Ill
... bu; Will evidently swim in the
Is. meet. Tbs sv miner also injured
us,.f DIVING ;h.s week. and was
lu~ doub,y excused from part.c pat
.u he meet.
\ arge gallery Witnessed ;he NEE;
was wei renald by the sterling
mining and diving Of both teams.
Ir students have rallied 20 support
team and the next home NEE. -
.ccted 20 draw a stil larger crowd.
the summaries:
Relay race. TO- yard.-won ny VIII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
MOHAWK TEAM STRONG
AND WANTS GAMES NoN

Mohawk A. G. would like 70 arrange
games with any IL 90 lG-ycar-
teams In the city. Mohawks made a
very good beginning this season.
trouncins NlcuiN. AL. Sande WI
son is captain 81 the team this year
lie il also making a good showing az
forward. Coffin Is also making fine
showing at forward. Charley Bowers
is making a fine showing ~ center
Johnny Alien and Dave Bowers are
taking care OF the guard positions.
Mohawks would like especially to
get a game from Mohawks AZ Seventh
and Van Buren, streets for the right
OF title. Mohawks have the privilege
of a floor Monday evenings. Any one
wishing a game. please communicate
with Howard McCooi, Coz Lombard
street, city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

influence the pennsy's athletic meets
nave IN building up systeln family
spirit. But II a certnsn that bonds
81 sympathy and asssoc.at on. are
formed. There are thrown together
Z r Gay az the fall meet az some 40
600 employees and mefnb~rs OF en-
noyes' families. They cannot help but
get acquainted with one another and
IN Their conversations maxi. common
cauNs Of ra:. experiences, d5r1ies an
probe ms
The fre iSht handler at Newark taAa,
nome with him the memory % a gill
clerk from rerrc Ifnute: the Bait
more spr.nt-r recalls the faxes OF run
ners from P.l;sburs. Bonds OF sy4npa D.
thy develop.
4 sense OF pride IN the Pennsvlva ~ 4.
Is heightened. IN the mind. OF all who
share in the athletic Organizations ard
meets. As the historian OPP. mes, such
events have n definite value
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
BEACON SWAMPS
PENIS GROVE HIGH
Locals Defea at River Town Quin.
tet in Fast Passing
Contest.

The Beacon College quintet won
4 ha,d fought fracas from the PENIS
Grove High SchOOl yesterday after
noon az the Hanover gym. Is 10 &c.
The game was hard fought from
start 10 finish. and. was one OF the
roughest inter scholastic games played
thls season. The guarding OF both
teams was the best seen for soms
time. Both teams were handicapped
by the low ceiling which necess.tated
passing tho ball directly under the
basket 10 make a shot.
The forwards OF the LOCALS and the
visitors had a tendency 20 pass the
bail rather than dr.bble. The close
guarding prohibited much Of this
form OF play and Beacon won the
game by their superb passing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
LARGE SQUAD OUT
FOR CAGE QUINTET

Newark, Dee. ls.--A large squad of
basketball candidates were out for
practice yesterday afternoon. Coach
McAvoy has issued the frs. call for
the varsity practice for Monday after
noon. Because Of the short time until
the opening game with Phtladelphi,
Dental College which will be Thursday
night in the local gym" the Fresh
Sophomore game scheduled FOR
Monday has been called OFF.
DR.. W. owen Sypherd. presldent of
the University Of Delaware Athletic
Council and Coach McAvoy VIII attend
the Middle States Conference at the
Bellevue Stratfcrd Hotel. PhiladelphIa
tonight. This ~ n section OF the In
tercollegiate Athletic Association
Coach McAvoy Will attend meeting
OF that association In New York on
December 2s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
.PENNSY EMPLOYEES ARE
STRONG FOR ATHLETICS
Annual Meets Bring Them To-
gether and Foster Stronger
Bonds Of Unity.

Under the caption Base Value OF
Athctlcs" the following editorial Wi.
appear In the current ISSUE OF The
Pennsyivan.s News" Central Region
Edition. which - published in PITTS
burgh twice a month for $1,000 en-
ployas OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
System and their families:
Part answer 20 the query Why do
Pennsylvania Railroad employees go an
so strong FOR az hie.ics and hold semi
annual mecca" r. found in identical
c.pp- ngs sent 20 the editorial deck o.
The Pennsylvs MA News" by a score
Of readers. The clippings are taken
from Is G.. Wells Outline Of II story
now being printed in serial form by
many daily newspapers.
The portion % Wells history cited
IS that dealing with the political or
G2nizat!on Tor lack % organszarion)
IN ancient Greece Il !s set out that in
the absence Of 81 common c nstitn-
ton and despite the refusal OF cites
20 enter into mutual agreement which
might nave made for enduring national
unity. the holding together OF the
Greeks rs a sort OF nation was ar-
o,rnp!-shed By othor bonds. Among
these are listed common speech, script.
traditions. epice and religion. But, ga VS.
the historian:
n tn more important Enk Of IIel
lenlc union was the Olympian games
that were held every four yeap 81
Olympia. A record OF Victories wis
Kept. These games were held regularly
for more than 600 years and they did
much 30 maintain that eense Of com
mon Greek Hfo fpan -Hellensc) arana
cend.ng the marrow politics OF the
city States"
one reader in submitting the clip
ping makes this penCiied notation.
Sounds very m1ch like the way vi
do il. except We are on a bigger seal,
and cover forty times as much teri
ritorv.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
DOVER QUINTET BUSY.

Dover. Dec. lt.-basketball games
nave oeen arranged by Battery q, u.
y. u, or this town, with the follow
ing teams:
"Wednesday, December 20, wfh Bat
toy A, ID. y. o, OF Wilmington, al
Dover.
Thursday. December q. wi5h Bat
terry Il, ID. y. q. OF Milford, at Milford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
Ivory Coaches PALMYRA Five

Harry :. Ivory FORMER Delaware
College football star. is the new bas-
Ke;ral coach az the Palmyra N. j.
high School. He succeeds Charles
\. Brumbaush as tUtor Of AL ma jor
sports teams. The new basketball
coach IS confident Palmyra vii. enjoy
successful season. Though only
two regulars from the 1919 quintet
are back. Ivory expects 10 model a
team that win put up a real argu-
ment against all opponents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
G0lDEY COLLEGE TEAM
TRIMS KENkETT SQUARE

The Goidey College 5ass-tba.. team
as, gn,. handed ne Kennett square
High Schoo, team nea- -acias Cd Ne
tune ~ - 20 - n an interescln.
game. Turner me hasny forward ~
me iccais Gagged seven fad goa.s and
ave Zee losses. whEe Moyihan. guard
%: me ennsyivan.ans. aged so.r
,wo-qc.n,ecs and SIX cou.s.
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

minS,on. Sheldon. Booth. Palmer,
Bardo. Tine. 532S seconds.
Fancy diving-First. Boyer. VIII
mington; second. Russell. Coaiesville:
third. Conrad, Coatesville.
40-yard sw!m-Ffrst. Bardc. w;
second. sheldon. W: third. Lyons. e.
Time. Piss seconds.
100-yard sw!m-l'irst, Hoffman. c:
second. Sheldon. W; third, kaIf-
man, G. Time. o5 seconds.
Plunge FOR d.stancc-Firs;. Keen.
w; second. Boyer. w; third. Barnes.
G. Time, : seconds Nat. CTh.s breaks
tank record held by Walker or Coates
vile. whose time was - seconds).
2e0-yard swim-F!rst. Bardo. W. {:
second. Innderberser. G; third, Boot h
W. Hoffman was disqualified in this
event:
To;al points: Wilmington. So;
Coa,csvil.e. -.
Officlals.
GefcreC-C. Waiter kadc'
Clurk ot couvSe-F. II. llo.:.
Scorer and announCcr-F J. Pa
meT.
Judges. Cooper. Il. wc.r. u. Gold
stein.
Timers-Loeifel. Ashton, Garvine.
Diving iudges-Kadsl. locTei.
Starter-F. II. Brown.
Diving scorer-FCank Heal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
ST. SrEPHhN'S BOMLERS
DEFEAT HUBER BAkERN

Bob HINES Huber Baking Com
pany team o. the Wilmington
Bowling Les'gue roisJ three games
with Clarence Steig.ers crack -
stephens tean 81 the ChUrch League
bIt went back % me bakery sadder
but wiser To- %: pm knockers.
The saint, lost ne firs- match
bus quickly rtcovered hem selves ana
garnered thl other Two rema ~ Ing
games. the second game ny over a
hundred pins end the last by - pins
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

Parkside w. 81 Harys.

Parks.de and =. Mays will 20 90
Sether u the City League -ou4gn- a..
s.. Josephs Hail - a game iaa- vlL
put the winner IT 4 -.e with *. o. e.
Tor second place - The .eague --and-
ing.
Botn qIia.ets are Keyed s1r
ErueiGnS struggle. md one of ne O. =
ParSs.de-Cats clashes o. ass season
a expected. The game Va. start A.
$50 O clock and ~ le preceded oy
Reserve C1ty League game 5e.zeen
The Kittens and Parks.Ge Reserves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
lhesteriown Team Leads,

Chestert0wn. Md. Dec. 1G.-Ches-
,ertown duck pin club defeated ,he
CenUeville team last night in the de
Gliding gamt OF a series OF FIVE games
the home team winning three 81 the
fve games played The next series
Will DO played against Elkton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
CITY LElGUE MEETING.

\ special injecting OF ;he ofic.a's
and managers 81 the City Basketball
League has bcAu called hy President
Leo Walsh for tomorrow afternoon al
the Pioneers headquarters Al p
@ clock. President Walsh urges an
managers and AReCerees Boggs and
Maxwell 20 be bn hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

when they frium31sd OYER F. hmm
err Longs BrownFon ll0raTy quintet
iast r. .sh- a. me Library for- - ,
-. Da~p.'e no wire margin 20
game vas integss from Fa-- r
finish. tae Librarians p'ay~r = T.~1
better rand % basketball -1e0 -.
score would ind.oa-e The rD~zr-s1
missed msny fries t0~ mo l7pkr-y
but their tea m vo-k vas svs- te-fs-
than that displayed agai0rt Pa-kv.Ss
the n.gnt previous. wns0 1ev -e'1
ne IofrE machine ~ ~ er-sp -.o7-
ally iOW rr0re. The scC~o.
ST KEpTg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
GOLDEY COLLEGE.
kENNsrr SQUARE.
Referee. wNter. Wesi Chester.
sTAPLER PARk WINS
OVER TOWER HILL

Toweg ~. Was easily defeated y,as-
day ny tho fast gong boys e
Stapler Park, 70 20 s W Nc Dowed
and Chase were the outstanding sSa-S
Chase was he only man on Tower
Hi 20 score a ned goa. TIE score.
TOWER HILL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
Lewes Girls Win.

Lewes. De-. 1G--The Lewes girls
swamped the sel,ev!!le girls IN a
game played here yesterday, 81 20 e.
\ game was alss played between the
boys teams representing the same
towns and resulted in victory for
Selhyvine, % 20 81. Both games were
played ia the new school auditorium.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
SOPHOAfORES

Referee. ,ir BrOsn TimeSeeper Nir
Ashton. Time u halves. IS minutes.
The local ave VII open there season
neXt Tuesday waen they FACE \ewarN
H.gh On friday they trave. 20 Phil
adc.ph.a to- play Northeast High.
which won - hrs; Public school
League game YESTERDAY. against
Fran Sford uigh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

PENIS GROVE.
UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN WIN
OVER NEW CASTLE HIGH

New Castle. Dec. l6.-Iast evening
IN the Opoa House cage. the Uni
NerslIy OF Delaware Freshmen bas-
ke;bdil tea mo: Newark. defeated the
New CASE High School team. q ID
g. The score a the close OF the first
hat was Is 20 ;. IN favor Of the VS.
TORS. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
ST. STEPHENS WINS
SECOND OF SEASON
Coach Welch's Team Takes the
First Game Under His
Tutorship.

s. Stephens, under the direction OF
Coach Charles WEIGH. won !ts second
game OF the season. and the first
under the WEIGH regime. when they
sent the Eastlake crowd down 20 a
1922 defea: AZ the Cookman gym last
evening The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
Na,y.Pr:nceion Game Oct. %.

Baltimore. BEG. l6.--1he Navy
Princeton football game next season
viii be PLAYED on October % at the
B.atimore Municipal Stadium.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
CHU RICH LEAGUE.
Tonlrht's Games.

Frs. game: Trinity M. r. -
Harrison.
Second gamc. Brandywine -
Fret -Central
Referee Munds.
At y. VI. {. 4. Gym.
First game. McCabe -. ~.
.Sa lem.
Second game Goldman -
Second Rap.i.'
Referee-Spark-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

The a. Mas Kittens" o~e--.
little opposition 90 ne Brngraon
Academy i've .ssr u gnr n ~ Re-
serve citT I.eague game a Brown
son Hal no Ifbrs-r quintet win
ninz by 80 % s Devin. ne ds.nv
center % n. Academy trsnn. scor-d
eleven field goals The sore.
nRON-N--CAr "a r.r.nr~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

s.. Pauls got an easy victory from
the Epworth aggregation when they
took the East S!ders into camp by
E0-2l score IN the second game az the
Goodman gym. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
NRw CASTLE HIGH.
OF DEL. FREsHMEN

Referee. Douglas Proud Scorer. sam
uel McKnitt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
EPWORTH
81
HEPTAsOpHs QUOT League.


folnIs scored frandywlne, 22s;
Peerless 2lS.i Friendship. 1879 Ring
ers Friendship. .; Peerlest. 10:
BrIndywne. a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

FrieHdship ys. Brandywine. sl1-13l
Market street. Monday, December Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

OF Princeton
cd t0uchdwns Against Harvard
and there found
there blocked
do
confidence Of
nothing
ra 10 handle the lob hand
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MAPS


I.eFerNF " TVtIT $1,000 l-Tr-
T r1srS shields and McKsnrs Frvf-
onmittsd. s. Mar IS, B-owrson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
NeSP@ ts}SR}!5Rf45HT

New q
Dempsey. sdnoauy
am rc&o Of all I surv
q
a
A rivslt o
Theres n o n
in bcllGerent mood.
md yeti be far
I'm king my
And he IS
here Is n onet o On he
Where tapping b-aks trade
a
Ny bodys nrm n rock
1 m
a
understand" I. NJ C. sport a
developed"
b. a it
sink
type. Of
When that ball came George way in the Yale game
fash but also carrying thrOush eleven II there had
OF working powder works applied
Another Case
Any fa would have done the
defense touchdown
did
too
cot
ordination
ot fundamentals.
the player doesn't have think about how
pend habit muscle or
us. his
brain in better The golfer for example
20 phv
Of the be largely
hampered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

physical operations the up
he have
the
champion a venty-four
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
ST. MARY'S WINS ~
OVER BROWNSON
Cats Display Old Time Fight
and Stage Victory in
City League.

CITY BhsKETBaLL LFAGry.
stsrdiny 90 m, Team
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-07-06

ODDLY, IN, glad you
got kelIogg's Corn
Flakes and fruit for
supper. In, so tagged
out sUith the heat
that kellogg's is the
only food that sUouid
appeal to my appe-
fne. IT digeses SO
easily and yet ] knoy
it is nourishing!
Guess ri haze an
other helping. Those
keliogg's certainly
are delicious"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-07-06

from Des Laos who lost four head of
cattle, found four head in another
pasture which fit the description of
his stock and claims them, using the
only description "they are red" while
every member of the neighbours fam
lily swears to have owned the cattle
from the time of their birth. In an
other instance a loser of a calf found
and claims one fitting the description
of his at the neighbours. As the calf
sucks the neighbours COW and the
neighbor claims the calf from it's birth
he will fight extradition. Some of the
losers have employed lawyers and
started action to replevy cred cattle"
to make up losses Of red cattle.
w. l. Meyers has had an ailment of
one eye for some two months. After
doctoring his eye for some time to get
relief he went to Minot and an X-roy
disclosed the fact that the eye trou-
bic was traceable to a decayed tooth.
AS soon as the tooth was extracted
he got relief Immediately, notwith-
standing the tooth had not panied him
in the least. Mr.. Meyers is back
home now, and while he can see but
little out Of that eye yet the special
list gave him hopes that the sight will
return.
The local Odd Fellow and Rebeccas
held family style picnic at the city
park Sunday.
John Slack was taken Saturday to
sanitarium in Wisconsin,, for medi-
cal treatment.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-07-06
CORRESPONDENCE
BERTHOLD NEWS

Nelse O. Wisen left Monday to visit
his parents at Ballotton, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwardson of Tolgen
township left Saturday for Nashua,
Mont, where they went to visit Mrs.
Edwardson's mother, Mrs. Marin An
derson. Mrs. Edwardson's brother,
Anker accompanied them.
Messrs. L. H. Paige, Sven John
son and DR.. Wieble fished in the
muddy" waters last week. Frank
Burch, the johnson and Benton boys
left Monday to fish in Rice lake.
Miss Gina Olson visited last week
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seivert o.
son. She returned to Minot Saturday
where she is employed.
George Binks who has been work
ing in Tagus for some time, spent
Sunday with his family on the farm
south of Berthold.
Miss Chlea Hanson, Of Mayville, N.
D., is visiting the John Severson
family in Tolgen township. Miss
Hanson's folks formerly lived in this
community.
Thomas Ilwick, a hustling farmer
who lives just south of town is quite
a gardener as we'll as a good cook. He
has invented a new dish by cooking
lettuce leaves for salad. He boils
them eight or ten minutes and sea-
sons them with pepper, salt and but
ter. 1t makes delicious dish.
Several farmers living south Of
town in the "hills" declare that "cat-
tie rustling" is being practiced. In
one instance a cow suddenly left her
calf and cannot be found. Cattle has
been taken out of several pastures
and cannot be found. One farmer