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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
KEEP TO THE RIGHT

N recent Superior Court case u which one driver oi an auto
 mobile suing another driver for damages caused t a collision machines proposition of law advanced Chat the driver vehicle the highway has the right o part of the highway right hand side e hand the travelled as he d This con teuton upheld by Judge Edward M Yoeman recently pointed the bench. under certain conditions the sstad < needed for other traffic
 the public has legal right to travel over any portion 5 a highway principle of law. II may be question able if safer to drive the right hand side a all times Automobiles travel such rapid rate of speed that even though considerable distance ahead k for the apparently free from other traffic il takes but matter approaching from opposite d rectons O arrive d a given point
 accident either straight road on curve pr a intersection highways he driver the right hand side a the time prma faca in the better posi- ton the left hand side Is confronted with the necessity showing why he the left hand side of the highway and that he had legal right to be there.
 Driving the left hand side in the center of the heh way when legally permissible To do also habit form ing procedure would be the better way te at all the right rather than Co assert that legal peroea ve which uphods drive part ot the high a ay 'where he road $ not needed for other traffic
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
HE PATRIOT PRESS. INC.
REFlNANcIsc TOWNS INDEBTEDNESS

NEVILLE the vote # r 7rae . sum 10 S3000O " to build an addition Putnam Trade School is lacking importance. the outstanding feature of the special zoVn meeting Monday evening he action taken that will tt hoped result bonding floating indebtedness and providing systematic retirement of such bonds
 that made the investigation as to the needs of an addition to the Trade that addition The members of the committee substan sa familiar wth the affairs of the town city Their action in emphacaly recommending that pro son be made h take indebtedness that would arise n the S3o appropriated denotes realization that when spends money must make provision 10 or Inc present Bardensome debt will be increased infinitely
 Citizens crying high taxes get fheF or year after year expendnp money and making ans saeleH provision bf fazaou ef the ordinary overhead fzeh charges o and city There provision laf reducing present !a iebedaes except While E rse that bonds ,ssued bv Putnam Water Department beng ssemat= ieay special is d yearly for the retirement sewer bonds Che reduction o She eer debt tf. z about ae fal as have gone.
 IT be policy suggested 6e thc committee. of making proz
 vision e pay or what E adhered 10. there wIl be no further permanent and city indebtedness If he floating indebtedness the bonded aud made for retiring bonds then Inc taxpayers 0 be com peed sufficient appropriation yearly o mee the sarz payment While temporarily increased tax gate eventually will decreased indebtedness cores bonding decrease in he interest account and decreased tax rate.
 Tn the event that roraluatian and equalization of the grand Bst becomes reality il Is believed that Putnam eaf finance ts present indebtedness and what future n debtedness may without any apprecabe hardship h the small property upon whom increased Ne- a"a fall most heavily
 Apropa- af towns espendnp large zta 8I money q E noted Wh interest negbba ovef tfe Ma5sa5 sef border Webster adaz voted 10 eNpeHd S6568to t2 the erection municipal building and ansef #eh school addition ta ht the town voted many increase In be annH budget that will make the towns s4roas departments aHohf hc most anal complete of he smaller towns q he ia The ax Webster raised 10 hfE three and ehha mills do know 0hat he grand ls of Webster may e what percentage pf valuation property goes t inc tz Webster = somewhat larger town than Putnam hqt @e ar unwilling admit that H s progressive Puuaus taN ra thirty four n but property put m the st on he average a fren fifty sixty per o H market value This 70 re
 q reduces the of taxation to from seventeen 10 twenty am twobfth mills
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
WOODSTOCK TAX NOTICE

\ warrant having been issued to me for the collection of taxes levied on the Grand List of the Town of Woodstock for the year 1923 and which arc due and payable 5n or before April lst. 1926. according to the vote of said Town. notice hereby given that for the purpose of receiving such taxes | will meet all persons hahle ta pay property taxes. at the following times and places
 Saturday. April 3rd at the Post Office in Woodstock Valley 2 \. NJ uatil n 4. N Store of Daniel Davis, West Woodstock r NJ until 3 r NJ. Wednesday, April 7th at the Post Office. East Woodstock $ 4 Vi until 1T X. M Al Town Clerks Office, North Woodstock from l P. M to | r. NJ
 April l0 at store of Windsor Clark. Woodstock Hill from s30 A NJ to l0.3o A. NJ Al SaHard Store. South Woodstock. from n \ NJ until l2 N. and from P N until P M
 All taxes not paid on one If these dates will have an legal fees and 9 per cent interest added
 C F. MAY.
 Collector of Taxes. Dated at Woodstock March 2 1926.
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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

Al a Court of Probate ds.d at Pom. fret tn and for e District 1t Pamfrrt. 1a the zHtH t March. fg2e prezeHt HIiz H , 4aEe- Estate af Levi l.. Bae -ae a P1m- fret m ad District 3a aeare
 pnfrss fTn1 :
 1F ORDER Iaat six months from the data he and Che game are limited ..4Hd for creditors t1 bring t#eF claims against said estate. aaa -l Admin tfaf5r directed t9 gias 39iie notice t8 the creditors af t estate to hrng In their elaim aeaa saia Ame allowed by posting a a.#g af this or dor on the public sign nearest the place where the dacea last dWelt. within Che same T0#H aad by pub fishing the same oncr .H z0me news paper having a circulation in said Pro bate District and return make @ this Court Gf the notice gwen. Attest WILLIS CONELL. Judge l8
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES
IIMITAIIoN oF cLAIMs

Ata Court af Ffa6at held D Put. aa=a. ~itHiH aud faf ae iHwriet pf Putnam. ar the z2at daB March
 I92G Present uae8 f.a fHdve
 Estate if HarF Ann D ta.q q Putnam. iu aId Dla.Ee. aeea=f5. William Arthur N1r.a end fHH s-r Morse. HaiasEe M lEaaIt1fs
 ORDERED =That x nfh from tho date hereof Le. and fhe ame afa limited and ali09ea for tte creditors Of said deceaaed t9 brng their claims against said etata ard tHa ez- ecBtors are directed ta give public notice to the creditor 1f aId deceas- ed to bring ia their claim within said lime allowed. by posting copy of this araer oH the public sign post ia the Town of Putnam, and by publishing the same once in some newspaper ha9- ing A circulation in said District At test DAVID FLAGG. Judge 13
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
ECONOMICALLY uNSoUND

in the of purchasing merchandise from mail order "A houses found after careful investigation that buying doorto-door agents is economically unsound very large percent saesmen from the larger Money paid when paid to distant mail order taken of local circulation never to re 
 recent statement on point by Dr. Alfred F. Haake. smer professor the University of Wisconsin should be read with consideration by Dr Haak says:
 conveniently advantage from the ,Qept at their rdoors than they retad stores
 andim investigation extending long period has t, infoandi and that ali. rnereban5 can be- purchased
 during investigation has led o posi- five conviction that house.tohouse economically ansound"
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
ORDER OF NOTICE

District ef ThamH-an Probate Courts Manrh 23 l12G E4t- H William Fl Perrin ntr 1f Ih4mi Hh n. eaid District dpees=ad fHt Ad# mHn.aH4r HsHe made written #f HIeafau tuthi5 e@rt fof authority ta sell errmm rEHi es1ate aHHed tt aid Aeeoa= =ed hl ald application gH file maHs E5ll+ arH=aH7z ft s bBbEEEiA
 That aId application be hearl gnd q.
 turmitca Ht fh rubafa oHlf H Thompson n uui District. aa tHr arh day of Apul H3f ' tNa o'elaek n the affernoeu and that rub.ic uetic# bc gwen ot this etdeE bl ebl.hHH a copy hereof anee H some EaH paper having circulation in ut District FRED \ MUNY AN. Judge t3
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-f922 Ford coupe. s90
 Ia23 Ford coupe $fJ0. 1922 Stakeholder big siX touring exeep- ti0naliy fine condition throughout. equipped as follows Balloon tires. bu per, heater motor testing valve. ditch lieht. excellent Duco finish
 stop light. gascolator. wind defec- tors, windshield cleaner ana mir ror SiI3. 1926 Chevrolet 4-door sn- dan practically new. Ask fol price. l.. ALLEN AVERILL. Over lands and Willys- Knights, Pomfrst Center. Conn Phone Putnam 773-3. I3
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
TOWN OF THOMPSON TAX NOTICE

A warrant having been issued 10 me for the collection 9f Property and Real Estate Taxes levied on the Grand List of the Town of Thompson for the year 1925. due and payable April , 1926. notice is hereby given that, for the convenience of those concern ed. will be at the places and tune following for the purFa f receiving zaHHRs
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26

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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26

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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26

surg Store Eai fHomp pa1 IT 4 M. 70 r. VI DatId Porter Home Porter Plains I-8a r N te ? N F V Sheldon Store Quadic. 5 r. N
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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
POMFRET TAX NOTICE

| warrant having been i-=aef t1 me far the collection of rases ieEis ! on tfa Grand LIst ef tHe Town of PamfHGE for tbe NeaI =lA3i and S 4iIzl 4I. due and payable na ar h t4H Apr4 }=tz f42e. according ta the F7te # sH taeu Aat r | hereby ra tHat for the purpose of receiving zaei4 E4za= EWil1 meet a# parsons I. E.a ta pay efepsafS Hasss. lt she ial5 I4s.H# tunes and F,aee
 THarz Iag ApfI f-t at SHi'h E}ros. stare FHnfret. 5 a= m ta
 Ehar#iaY. Nprii Hatfa.z =tare psmffes Center. I =n m- tn p n-
 EHaae 4Fe er4. T : fappss =tsrF ElH51t H tf F
 Friday. April 2nd Weeks Bros. store Abingdon -p tof H u' ;, Saturday. April 3rd. Residence of Nr F=r White. Pamfret Landing i0 n to t2 m.
 f.atal fees and interest will ee charged 0u an taxes not paid on these
 C. +. GRIGGS,
 Collector of Taxes Datad st Pomfret. March H. f926
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
NOTICE

TO whom q may earcern. my wife Florida Lavaley. basaE left nay bed and board. ths te siHe notice that l will not be responsible for any bills contracted by her uu or after this date March 26. 1926
 NELSON LANAIIEY
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
MONDAY. APRn. s

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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
LOST

LOST Recently. young collie dog answering t5 The name of Betty Reward t5 finder CHARLES c. NICHOLS. Thompson avenue, Phone 7l0 IS LOST-Man's white gold watch thlu stone m steml in black leather ease Reward Tel. l24-2.
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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
THURSDAY. APRIL 3

Kenney's Store, Meahauiesville. l2
 Noon t0 i3U P N ] M Baeardus' Store Nezt Thomp= son. P. M ta r VI
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
FRIDAY APRIL 9
SATIJRDAY. APRIL 10

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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
LlMITATIoN oF CLAIMs

At a Court of Probate holden al Eastford within and for the Distric; of Eastford. on the 22nd day of March. 4 b. 1926 Present. John M
 Tatem. Esq. Judge On motion of Oliver r Bartlett. Executor on the testate estate 0f Sarah F Snow. late of Eastford. within said district. de- ceased This Court doth decree that
 SIX months be allowed and limited fer the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claim against the 5ame to the Executor. and direct that public Ho- ice b. RIveH 8f this order bH adRer
 fi#ine in newspaper having a cifca- lataa r aid district and hs p9t.rg n couv thereof an the public ign post fH ad uau af EHztfarl nearest th- place Hhera lhe deceased l. 5Welt
 gsaHed feam Record JoH& N. "A fFf HIl#a= fa
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
MONDAY, APRIL 5th

At1z8a r NJ ta aet on the following articles. ta vii
 Art Te choose Moderator Art To sac fl the town tt-re ta make definite contract with 'he State Highway Commissioner. t0 1Htid che piece of road from the end at Inc #nrezcff improved section te the fuHf Caraers at West Woodstock Village Art Ta sag what action tho taWn will taka regarding the proposed drhk ing famlun
 Art To da aay other hasInt5 =propVf fo come hsfnre said meeting
 ALBERT II WILLIAMS
 "A WINFIELD KENYON
 GEORGE < WETUEREll
 Selectmen Signed March 2a 1926.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
TOWN OF WOODSTOCK Special Town Meeting

fh, leeal saters of the Fa0e a5 WaadetaeE are hereby warned meet for a Specid Town Meeting to ba held .t N.rfh AaodetHrk
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
IIMIIATION 0F- -cLAIMs

Ats FfaHasa Court h.Id-at It-mp-
 Connect elt. within w8 f tts B H#e6 af EbWrsar. =ad tHe lzth I
 of March l42G Ers=eHt Er-a H4neW. hde- Eet1t # SHa6 OHHefa Kelly lata-4f Et#r-aH H asd natrcf. dereascd Nf.6a F Arm
 fr8uR Administrator Wth tae WIiI annexed. address Pennington &ea HamHshife ORDERED That siN
 0utb lom the date hereof be aHi thr same arr hereby appointed and limited for fhr creditor af -Hld de ceased tn bring n their claims agulust said estatc te the Admmisfratar and that public notice he given of thIe or der by posting a copy of thl lrdet au tEr aRa post nearest t1 where th" de ceased Iast d#elt and H thr ann taWu and pabt bing like csHs lH amf u9Ws paper having circulation HH a#I District FRED x HtN4AN. Judef
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS

FARMERS-Ne sell farms in any To
 cation, dairy or poultry farms. low price farms. estates When your farm is for sale We sell quick Get in touch with this agency WEES LERiS FARM SELLING AGENCY, Box 352. Norwich. Conn l2tf
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
SOUTH FLORIDA

,oUTH FLORIDA LAND-Any one interested iu Florida land or down .ot investments or trades call or write, WILLIAM '. UpHOFT Moore Haven Hotel. Moore Ha- ven. Florida,
 Real Opportunities
 lt-i3s
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26

FOR SALE-Hot water incubator. SD egg capacity, Used only one sea son Reasonable price Tel 742- B. IDA PERCY. I3s
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
WANTED

WANTED -afl sdtE sana taIlofshoe experience l. N BARNEY, Fat- llr 10 Ladies and Gentlemen
 Iae
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26

FOR SALE-Ford 1924 roadster with commercial body Good condition. fuIly equipped Price reasonable. Phone 741-4. Is
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
CE ERIIlis

Collector of Taxes Dated at pomfret, March Fl ls26
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STOCK MARKET
GROWS WEAKER
Institutional Selling Reason
Advanced For Reaction
airy Movement

New York, Oct. 7-Lp9--Further
weakness developed in today's stock
market. Encouraged by continuance
OF easy money rates, and favorable
trade news, operators for the rise en-.
dcavored to rally the list at the open
ing and succeeded In marking UP .
number Of issues one to seven points,
The rally again failed to hold, how
ever, and was followed by energetic
bear selling Of the motors and public
utilities which eventually undermined
the general list and sent prices
crashing two to 10 points below their
earlier high levels. +.
"lnstitutional selling was one OF
the latest reasons" advanced in Walt
street for the rcactionary movesn emit,
with large insurance companies re-
ported to be liqsidatine high grade
rails and industrials whose current
yield is below that Of many bonds.
Commission houses also reported
rather extensive liquidation Of imr
paired marginal accounts and little
new buying on the part Of small trad
crs and investors. !.
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WHEAT PRICES
HIGHER TODAY
Market Affected BY Unlocked
For Upturns in Quota.
tions ut Liverpool

Chicago, Oct. -7-R)-Helpcd BY
unlocked tor upturns In quotations 1T
Liverpool. the wheat paarket here
averaged higher today during the
early dealings. Wet weather reports
from Canada tended also to lift val.
ues. Opening unchanged to quarter
cent up. wheat reacted u little and
then advanced all around to we'll
above yesterdays finish.
Corn and oats were easy, corn start
ing u to W cent off, and subsequent
~ continuing to sag. Provisions
showed strength.
Vows Vt ram In parts Of Canada
likely to delay the movement Of new
........ VAS emphasized by a forecast
of additional showers. Besides, Of
ferinRs OF wheat were reported to be
light both at Winnipeg and also at
Liverpool.
An interesting coincidence which
attracted considerable notice among
wheat traders was the fact that the
opening price here today for Decem-
Der delivery Of wheat was virtually
identical with the opening quotations
q year ago, as well rs with yester-
days closing figures. theoretically,
this was as 1t should be, but such an
instance OF an actual perfect parallel
is rare. In contrast, the initial May
price today, although about the same
AS last nights level, WAS four cents
up compared with year back.
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lief Ericsson day vii be fittinsiy
observed by n,embery Of the sons
Of Norway Lodge, Mahdnn, who Will
hold q meeting tomorrow evening ut
2 o'clock in the Knights OF Pythias
hall.
On the program will be speeches
BY Judge A.. N, Christianson Of the
North Dakota supreme court and Rev.
|. G.. M0nson Of Bismarck. Several
9os so ruIrS's e hfSJe been arranged
Aftsft. TIE speeches @aa''ia lunch will
be served and then members and
their families will participate In q
dance. Members Of the Bismarck
chapter and thsir families ere cor
daily invited to attend the cslebra-
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North Dakota Club
Planning Campaign
Later i'll October

Starting out their work with fDng.
county directors and town chaie)n(M
Of the Greater North Dakota as1oeia-
ton are now making plans to open q
campaign for members In the sSvth.
westeth .part Of the state during the
two weeks from October Is TO No
vembef /.
The Association is working for
olO0.00 to carry on It's work for the
state this year and returns copiihe
IN from the rortheastern section,
where campaign Is now being COM
pletsd. give evidence that this quota
will be raised. .
All county directors and &sWn
chairmen from Morton. Grant, SiopHI
Oliver and Mercer counties will meet
in Mandan the afternoon Of October
q. Later in the month, meetings are
to be held at bowman, Dickinson,
Mott and Beach.
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EXPOSITION
FlSIllP'AILURE
SYSTEMATICALLY
se4quiden,ekahlY Ra,i,s Re.
hind. Leaving Philadelphia
10 Shoulder Deficit


Philadelphia. Oct. IP)-Thc Ses-
quicentennial international exposi-
ton is financial failure. Mayor
kendrick said today.
1t opened June I in celebration %
the i5Oth anniversary Of the signing
Of the declaration Of independence,
and less than five million persons
have passed through the gates. leav-
ing the city to shoulder q big deficit.
THE financial failure Of the cx-
position said the mayor. has been
due. not to the management, but to
the failure of the people to go there.
While we should have had $4,000, 600
people In attendance we have had
less than 5000 900"
4. l.. Austin. director general, says
the exposition is running behind he
tween $25,0OO and $4,000 II week in
operating expenses alone. Unpaid
claims Of contractors for construc-
ton and other work aggregate more
than $3.OOO,OOO.
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50. ST. PAUL. LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Oct. 7--(U. 8. ID. Of
A.)--Cattlc $500; dry fed offerings
in light supply. fully steady; two
cars heavy steers 1915; mixed year
ljngs O.76@lO.5O; fat cows and heifers
4.OO@6.25; cutters 3.5O@4.0O; bidding
downward to 1925 on light weightsi
bulls 4.0O@5.25; stockers and feed
ers showing some action ut recent
decline; bulk 6.0O@6.25. s /.
Calves 1000; vealers 50 lower:
good lights largely 1850. i
W""s $500: bidding mostly 25
cents lower: on butcher and bacon
hoGs;. ,mostly l2.75@l3.OO: fully 20
average cost : Wednesday la.75:.
weight 2l1.
Sheep 1900: opening slow; prac-
ticaily nothing done early on lambs.
sheep abont steady; run included q
doubles direct to local feed lots.
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Mrs. Mary Johns
Buried YESTERDAY

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Johns Of
i'r'scoii. who passed away at IL local
hospital Monday. took place yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Metho.
dist church in Driscoll. Rev. breast
Officiatcd. Mrs. Johns was the wife
Of II. T.. Johns. hotel proprietor
there.
Burial took place in the family lot
IN the Driscoll cemetery and the
casket was banked with floral trib-
utes. Members Of the Royal Neigh
bors attended in body.
Pailbearers were: p. r. Hanson.
a: L. Mctcalf. John Stewart, X. A.
rlesIand, &. j. Peterson and A. II.
Meland.
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500 Appropriation
Made For Floridians

After discussion of Florida relief
when members Of the executive COM
mittee, American Red Cross, met
Tuesday afternoon, the group decided
to appropriate 800 from the funds
Of the chapter to be used for the
storm sufferers In Florida. The an.
nual roll-call for Morton county was
also planned and the committee de.
cided that it will take place October
1870. under thei direction Of Mrs.
Edward Tobin.
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Casper Trygstad
y. Dies at Mandal,

Casper Trygstad, Is, OF Leith,
died yesterday morning while being
brought to the Mandan hospital,
where nc was TO have undergone an
operation for on. appendicital abscess.
lie - survived by his widow and one
brother, Julius Trygstad Of Mandan,
who accompanied the body to Brook.
ings, where It will be inferred,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-07
Penningto Admits
Guilt in Robbery

Protestations OF innocencs on the
part of Cecil Pennington, caretaker
ut the Missouri Slope faif grounds.
faded away when he was arraiened
ut Crosby ON 4 charge Of highway
robbery. Pennington signified his
willingness to enter q plea OF guilty,
and is to receive sentence from Judge
Lowe at Bowbells October Is.
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County Agent Will
Give Demonstration
at Ed Smith Farm

County Agent A. II. Miesen went TO
Rcgan Wednesday, where he was call
cd to investigate sop,c cases Of dis
ease in hogs and turkeys. He re-
turned last night.
Mr.. Miesen will give u caponizing
and culling demonstration ut Ed
Smiths farm, northeast of Sterling,
Friday afternoon.
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Bismarck BOWlers
Lose at Mandal1

A team Of Bismarck BOWERS lost
all three games Of a match with Man
dan pin smashers at the Mandan
Recreational parlors last night. Man
dams pin total for the match was
2.i93, while Rismarck's was 2,.ax.
Another match will be arranged for
the bismarck alleys sometime next
week.
Last nights scores foll0w.
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Social Program For
Year Is Discussed

Glass advisers Of the Msndan hieh
schoo! met yesterday noon and form
uIated tentative social program for
the year. A tentative date was givcr
the freshmen. juniors and seniors,
while the sonhomore class will hold
its first party Friday night in the
school gymnasium. Dancing and spe.
cia! acts will DO presented.