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NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS>

marck. Mr.. Gill made the trip in
a Dodge car.
4 Mrs. Oscar Landerholm left Regan
Tuesday afternoon for Chicago, wher:
she will visit her sister and two
daughters, Hilda and Hanna, who are
employed in that city Mr. Lander
holm accompanied her as far as Bis
marck.
! Ernie Gordon, Arthur and Mabel
I Landerholm, Marvin Aim ard Misses
Freoa and rilda Splitter motored
through the snow to attend the
/ program in school No. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. keator motorci
to Bismarck Wednesday. Mr.. Lander
holm returned with them.
Mrs. Jim Louie left for Wisconsin
! Tuesday. Grail Kcator accompanied
her. He will spend tho holidays in
Wisconsin.
Charlie Kcator motorcd to Bis
marck Tuesday.
Walter Schmenski returned after
spending Il few weeks with relatives
and friends in southern Minnesota.
\ Theodore Hedstrom, deputy sheriff,
attended the program in school No. !.
Henry Strom was doing Christmas
shopping in Regain Friday
school was not we'll attended on ac-
count of the cold wave.
The Christmas program in Ghylin
school No. 3 was well attended FRI
day A delicious lunch was served
after the program. The evening was
spent in playing games. Oscar Ian
derholm from the North Pole acted as
Santa Claus. Miss Freda Splitter, who
teaches that school, spent her Christ
mas with her folks.
\ Hilma ad Josephine Olson and
Edwin Olson Of Wing took in the
school program in school No. Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sunquist spent
Christmas day with Mrs. SunNuist' s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Keator
Marvin and Marion Aim, Walter
keator and Walter Tyberg motored
to Bismarck Saturday evening in the
"Omaha Flier." Marvin was the
engineer and Walter, the brakeman.
, Oscar Landerholm and family were
guests at the Salahan home Christ
mas day.
Walter kcator visited at the August
krause home Sunday evening.
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Raleigh

OF Black made business trip to
Selfridgc, y. d., Monday via "Thc
Dixie Limited" returning the same
day.
r. ~ Rosworth is in Aberdeen, S.
Oak, this week attending to business
in the interest of the Aberdeen
creamery, of which he is president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ferguson and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ferguson motorcd
up from Cannon Ball Monday to do
their Christmas shopping. They
stated roads were getting in pretty
fair shane.
John Oleson has his hot water
furnace installed and states that
they surely enjoy its comfort these
cold days.
-Albrecht and johnson Of Flasher
have been taking inventory of their
yard at Raleigh the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence FROST had
as their dinner guests Sunday even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. BEEN and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Klein and children
and Roy Frost.
Only through the presence of mind
Of Roy Anderson Monday serious
accident was prevented when little
Woodrow Peterson, son Of Matt Pet
erson, while coasting down the
street in front of the hotel, coasted
across the county road just as Mr.
Anderson drove up with his car. To
avoid running over the child, Ander-
son had to drive his car into the
ditch. This coasting hill is very
dangerous place, as owing to the
buildings driver can not see the
coasters until they are right upon
them.
All the little children of Raleigh
and vicinity had a happy time We'd
nesday afternoon when the Presby-
terrain Sunday school gave Il tree,
treats and social entertainment for
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Morrison
are the proud parents of baby
daughter born to them Sunday even
ing at Flasher hospital. Mother and
babe are doing nicely.
The merchants Of Raleigh have had
to add new clerks to their forces to
handle the Christmas rush the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Rausch enter
tanned as dinner guests Sunday even
ing, Alfred Frost and Mr.. and Mrs.
C. L. Kleinschmidt and family.
George Beers of Cannon Ball was
shopping in Raleigh Monday.
A. r. Bosworth Of Velva, N. D., ar
rived Tuesday to spend the Christ.
mas holidays with his son, Frank,
and family.
Harry Fisher of Lennon, S. D.,
representing the Turner creamery Of
Mitchell. S. D., was in town Wednes-
day in the interests of his company.
Rev. f. w. Corbitt Of Leith was
down between trains Tuesday max
ing pastoral calls.
Owing to heavy j roads between
Brisbane and Raleigh Rev. Corbitt,
Presbyterian minister, was unable to
hold services in Raleigh Sunday. He,
had difficulty getting between Leitk
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Wilton

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Finn of
spent Christmas day at the Bert
Finn house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Johnson spent
Christmas with the W. j. Richard
family.
The Grand was packed Sunday
night when the children Of the local
Sunday school gave their program.
Much credit is to he given to Mrs.
Gottiieb llochhaltcr for the effort
she put forth in training the child
rem everyone enjoyed the program,
Allen Eastman was helping A. G.
Wilde during the Christmas rush.
Roscoe Rcdenging Of the James
town College is spending his vacation
mt parental home north Of town.
Mrs. Teddy Richard arrived in
Wilton Thursday for an extended
visit ut the W. j. Richard home.
Miss Gretchen Thelen is spending
the holidays with her parents.
Miss Olive Hemtroff spent Wed.
nesday in Wilton as the guest of her
sister Mrs. Y. W. Fiegcl.
Miss Loucill Tibbets underwent a.
operation for appendicitis Tuesday
at the st. Alcxius hospital in Bis
marck
Miss Ann Regnier a student Of III,
Valley City Normal is spending hel
vacation with the home folks.
The local school closed Thursda.
for the Christmas holidays and vii
start again January 10.
A large crowd attended the com
munity tree Christmas evening. Tht
;, program was enjoyed by all aftel
which all the children were treated
to bag Of candy and nuts and pop
corn.
Mrs. George Benedict, Sr., left OF
the 500 Monday morning for Var
hook to spend the remainder of thc
winter with her daughter.
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and Mrs. A. krausc, II. Arndt and A..
II. Lundberg.
Miss Bessie Wilson. who is teach
ing at Cooperstown, this state, arriv-
ed in Regain on Friday to spend the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. a.
VI. VI lison.
Mrs. O. Omg of Mason City. Iowa,
is here 10 spend the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. a. NJ Wilson.
Mr.~Wm. Daniclson Of Fargo ar
rived in Regain on Friday evening to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Danielson.
The Misses Magdalnc Patzncr and
Bessie Anderson. who have been at
tending school in Bismarck, are
spending the holidays with thcii
parents near Regain.
The Misses Helen Rue Of Wash
burn and Emma Trygg Of Bismarck:
arrived in Regain on Friday to spend
the holidays AT their respective
homes.
j. Fisher was a caller in Bismarck
on Friday evening.
Miss Marskc left for her home in
Mercer on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Stratton and
family were callers in Wilton o.
Thursday.
Nyron Ricrson and Chester Rhines
who have been attending school IN
Bismarck, are home for the holidays
The Misses Fristad and Engbrecht
local teachers, left for their respec.
tive homes last week where they will
spend the holidays.
Miss Winnie Malone of Bismarcl
spent the weekend at her home neal
Regain.
Mrs. J. Lucy and brother !. kcatol
left for the home of the former il
Wisconsin on Wednesday of las
week
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Raschc were din
ner guests at the s. Rupp home OF
Christmas day.
The Misses Jenny and Odessa Will
| liams and Mrs. A. II. Helgcson wer,
callers ut the $. Rupp. home OF
Sunday.
The REGULAR meeting Of the Ladies
Aid which has been postponed unit
after he holidays will be ut the S
Rupp nome on Wednesday afternoon
January 5.
Mr.. 4. A. Williams, Jr., Of Sidney
Montan3ris here to spend the holi
days with his family, who are guest:
at the A. II. Helgeson home.
Mr. and Mrs. II. DimmOnd an,
family were dinner guests at thu
A. Westerman home on Sunday.
MIR -. Ghdc, who has been in Bis
marck on jury service, returned t.
| his home here last week.
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Ecklund

Edgar and Alta Thompson were
business callers in Wilton Tuesday.
Miss Lilly Hilken has returned to
her home southeast of town for a
few weeks visit.
V. l.. Anderson transacted business
in Wilton Tuesday.
Donald Morris hauled load Of
hogs to Wilton Wednesday.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Splitter and fam
lily were shoppers in Wilton Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson were
shoppers in Bismarck Monday.
George Rosenbeck hauled a load Of
coal from Anderson coal mine We'd
nesday.
: Art and Ernest Frickc were call
crs in Wilton Tuesday.
Misses Dorothy. Bernicc and Gerald
Morris were business shoppers in
Wilton Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Anderson returned
from Bismarck Wednesday morning
where she attended the funeral of
her aunt, Mrs. Hannah Larson.
Mrs. T. +. Morris and daughters,
Dorothy. and Marion. and son Donald
were business shoppers in Wilton
Thursday.
Burl Monroe transacted business in
Wilton Thursday.
, The Christmas program which was
held at Miss Edna Nord's school
Thursday night was we'll attended.
Elmer Williams and Edgar Thomp-
son were business shoppers in Still
Friday.
Wallace Falkenstein has been on
the sick list the past week.
Those present at the T. f. Morris
home Christmas were Mr.. and Mrs
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Dickinson

The Christmas party given by Com
pany X Dec. 81 was attended by
about forty couples. The party start
ed promptly at 3 o'clock with dancing
which lasted until H. The company
members then drilled for a short
time, after which followed a military
game Of O'Gradie. The six fellows
standing at theand of the game made
the losers run the gauntlet. The re-
freshments, punch and waters. were
served while the presents we're given
out. 4 good time was enjoyed by all.
The jamestown College basketball
team will come here to play the Com
rany X team two games. Jan. ! and j.
On the 4th of January the James
town quint will play "A game with
The Normal.
Christmas night the Railway Fire
men gave their annual Christmas
dance in the armory. A large crowd
attended.
The Normal school closed the fall
quarter Dec. II and enrolled Dec. Is
tor the winte: quarter. The Christ
mas holidays began Dec. %. January !
will be the next enrolment day for
new students and regular classes Will
be resumed January 4. The enroll
ment 50 far is about 225 students
It is expected that this will be in
creased considerably after the holi-
days.
December 90 the Normal quint de-
feated the Regent Independents b!
i, score of 10 to 26. 1t was noted the
visitors were not used to Il large
floor and were somewhat handicap-
red at the start. Their baskets were
made BY long shots. During the last
quarter their defense weakened as
IA result of the fast teamwork dis.
played by the Normalities. The crowd
was confined mostly to students.
After the Normal Regent game
Dec. %, Il Christmas party was given
at the school. A short program had
been arranged which included few
selections by The Normal orchestra
Christmas song by the Choral
Club, and Il number of short readings
After the program games were play
ed for an hour or so. The refresh
ments consisted of ice cream and
waters. President May acted as Santa
Claus and distributed the presents
The Columbia Chapter No. II OF
the Masons held their annual Christ.
: mas dance in their hall Christmas
night. A large crowd was reported
Paul Larsen of Dunn county was
sent to the Hospital for the Insane
at Jamestown.
There is being formed here Nal.
tesc Cross chapter OF the DeMO!ay
A number Of boys have joined as
charter members to date. The cere.
mony will be performed by officers
from the Bismarck order. The date
of institution has been postponed
several times because of various
meetings that are held in the Mason
ic Temple. 1t will be instituted as
soon as possible. After the institut
ing dance will be held.
The Belfield high school has dis
continued their basketball team be
cause of insufficient material. Theil
only game played was the one with
Richardton in which the score was
to Sc in favor of Richardton.
December % the Dickinson high
school will play their first game Of
the season in basketball by playing
their alumni.
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Telnvix

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enders and
daughter Dorothea and ar. and Mrs.
A. W. Quasi and son Neil motored
to Linton Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monahan mo-
tored to Linton Friday afternoon.
Miss Rose Wudtke spent the Christ
mas holidays with her parents at
Eureka, s. ID.
Steve Koppy, sr., Of HAMPTON was
caller here Friday.
Misses Ann Galquhoun, Ethel
FIELDS and Louise Foell spent the
holidays with their parents.
MIR. and Mrs. +. j. Pictz. Allen
and Lillian Quasi an! Doris Philips
of Linton were Christmas dinner
guests at the A. W. Quasi home.
Misses Katie Thomas and Juli:.
Heisler spent the holidays with their
parents II Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BIas-n ana
daughters Viola and Sadie and Henry
speichcrt were Christmas dinner
guests at the David Calquhoun home.
Miss Eunice Venne OF Bismarck
spent the holidays at the james Mo
nahan home.
Mrs. Frank Mucklcr, who is teach
ing in the DanLury district, had i,
Christmas program Thursday even
ing. and now will enjoy Il week $
vacation.
Merle Buel, Of Hampton was Il call
er here Thursday evening.
Misses Katie Thomas and Juli:,
Heisler and Mrs John Wiman, teach
ers here in town, had their Christ
mas program Thursday evening. They
will enjoy weeks vacation. A large
crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enders and
daughters Dorothea and Renee at
tended the movies at the Willows
theatre at Linton Saturday night.
Mrs. Frank Irvine, who is teach
ing The school south Of town, had
her Christmas program Tuesday
evening.
Miss Merle Chase spent the holt
days with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muckler were
Linton callers Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foell and
daughters Ellen and Irene, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Monahan, and Misses
Eunice Nenne and Anna Monahan
motored to Linton Saturday evening
to attend the movies at the Willows
theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Hendrix and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Schenkenbergei
and baby were Christmas dime,
guests at the Powers Hendrix home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muckler were
Christmas dinner guests at the Fred
Snyder home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Foell and family
were callers at the Powers Hendrix
home Friday evening.
Sunday being a nice day nearly
every ono from town enjoyed slid
ing and tobogganing.
ger and baby were callers at the
P. Schenkcnberger home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Charles Enders
and daughters Dorothea and Renee
and Miss Theresa Koppy were callers
at the Frank Foell home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Muckler was called to
Iowa Monday on account of the Sc
rious illness of her mother.
Misses Carrie Burkhardt and
Pauline Schlecht of Linton spent the
holidays with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sailor OF
Underwood, N. D., spent the holidays
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schlccht.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Nauman and
family were Christmas dinner guests
at the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Nauman.
Ladies Aid will meet at the David
CGlquhoun home Wednesday, Dec. 20
Everybody welcome.
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Painted Woods
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon called

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon called at
the home of Alvin Lang Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and
daughter were callers at the Law
renee Johnson home Saturday even
ings
Mrs. Oscar Anstrom and children
spent Christmas Day at the home of
Albin Anstrom in Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon and sons
motored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry johnson and
family spent Christmas evening at
the Lawrence Johnson home.
Mrs. Lucille Brooks spending the
holidays at the parental c. W. Brooks
home.
Miss Viola Hagen of Wing came
Thursday to spend few days at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. Hagen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Manard and
family spent Christmas at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Axle
Stinqucst.
sheldon Brooks who is attending
High school in Wilton is spending
his vacation at the home of his par
cnts Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzz Benedict and
family spent Christmas day in Will
ton at the home Of his sister Mrs.
Ole Uglum.
Mr.. Axle Stinqucs. made business
call at the home of Albin Erstrom
near Baldwin Wednesday afternoon.
Mae Anstrom and Caroline John
SON visited Thursday afternoon with
their friends Glee and Ge0rgetta
Dixon.
Miss Hilda Ruth and Edna Stin-
Quest, who are attending school in
Wilton, are spending their vacation at
the home of their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Axle Stinquest.
Tommy and Billy Cleveland visited
Few days in Wing at the home Of
their brother Ebba Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Larson and
family were. Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry john
sons.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ebba Cleveland OF
Wing visited at the home of his par
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and Carson in the evening, losing
his way and having to leave his car
and walk home.
Mrs. Paul Dempsey went to Shields
Tuesday to spend few days visit
ing friends and her brother and fam
ily. the Owens.
Winifred Morrison was Flasher
visitor Monday. getting acquainted
with his new daughter.
The Lutheran Sunday school under
the directions Of Mrs. Oleson. Heller
Rosson and Matte Peterson has beer
very busy this past week gettin,
ready for their Christmas program
which was held in the schoolhoust
/ Christmas evening.
/ Roy Steele and Everett Westrun
came over from Flasher Thursda!
where they are attending high schoo
to spend the holiday vacation Will
home folks.
Andrew Rausch Of Selfridge ar
rived Friday to spend Christmas will
his brother and family. Mr.. ana Mrs
! p. J. Rausch.
| G.. l.. klienschmidt and family hav,
as theH holiday guest Mrs. klien
schmidts sister, Miss Martha flanders
of Roscow. S. Oak.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. BEEN departed
Friday afternoon to spend the holi
days with their son and family, tn
Brundages, at Mott, N. d.
Miss Clara Hersoff spent Christ
mas with her aunt in L"ith, N. ID.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grace had 4
Christmas dinner guests. Mr.. an
Mrs. +. n Dempsey, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Dempsey. and Grandma Grac
and Edna Grace.
Ted Bird returned last week fror
Indiana where he has been VISITING
for the past several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Moore hav
moved from Raleigh onto the N. A
Davis farm northeast of Raleigh.
Since the cold, stormy weather
baldheaded eagle has been noticed j
the region Of the Dugtooth Buttes.
Word has been received By friend
and relatives of the new arrival Of
little daughter in the home of Nj
and Mrs. Bob Fruen of Presho, So
Oak. They will he remembered /.
former Raleigh folks.
Roy Frost is staying AZ the Beer
: home and doing their chores Will
they are away.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Westrum an
family of Flasher spent Christmas a
the Westrum home in Raleigh.
Rev. AND. Mrs. G. l.. Halmrast O
Flasher were over several times tn
past week, assisting in arranging tn
Lutheran Christmas program.
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Regain

The Christmas program which was
given by the Regain schools Tues
day was well attended. Candy and
nuts were distributed to each child
and old folk.
Miss Ella Funston, who teaches
school No. 2, left Menoken Monday
on the evening train. She IS hav-
ing two weeks vacation.
Earl Manning and Martha Aim at
tended the show at the Regain thea
tire, Saturday night.
Misses lola DuTriot, Lenora Johns
attended the old time dance at Bald
win Saturday night.
Misses Martha Aim and Ella Fun
ston, Marion and Marvin Aim spent
one evening playing cards with Miss
Funston and Miss Marskie, who are
teaching the Estherville schools. A
nice lunch was served at midnight.
Charlie Magnuson and family spent
Monday evening at the home OF Ncss
Aim to listen to the RADIO.
Arthur and Mabel Landerholnl at
tended the Christmas program al
Regain Tuesday evening. =
Ernie Gordon visited with Lander.
holm's Sunday. Ernie has had y l,ttil
snow to shovel in that south distric:
Dave Kierland, who is attending
business college at Bismarck
Z returned home for weeks
vacation Thursday. Mr.. Kierland hal
attended college about eight months
The Christmas program which was
given by the Ghylin school Wednes.
day evening was thoroughly enjoyed
by all who attended. Stayton Davis
acted as Santa Claus and distributed
the gifts from the large Christina
tree. There was bag Of candy and
nuts for each child present. The
entertainment, consisting Of Christ.
mas carols, dialogues and recitationi
was very good. The program brought
the school work to close for two
weeks. Miss Rockfree Lowe, teach
or. spent the holidays in Pembina.
Willis Gill spent Wednesday in Bis
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Edw. Morris and family, and Dave
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Williams and
family spent Christmas at the j. N.
Thompson home.
Mabel Mccullough called at the
Burl Monroe home Friday afternoon.
A nice little Christmas program was
held at the Swedish Lutheran church
Sunday evening. 1t was real well
attended.
lssy. Harry and Sam Brown. Herb
Frickc and William Jiras were visit
ors at the I. y. Morris home Sunday
evening
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Regain

The Regain School gave Christ
mas program in the town hall on
Tuesday evening of last week which
was attended by large crowd and
enjoyed by everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fisher are the
proud parents Of baby boy born at
the Bismarck hospital last week.
Among those who were in Bismarck
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fish
'er, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dimmond, Mr..
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Man Gets Fine and
Jail Sentence For
Giving Away Liquor

WATERFOWL. S. d.. Dee. ~ AP)
Pleading guilty to charge Of giving
away intoxicating liquor during n
drinking party here, John j. CAST
was fined $3.50 and sentenced to
serve 30 days in the county Jail by
Municipal Judge George II. Marquis
here this morning.
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NAVY VOTED THE BEST

Philadelphia. Dec. -. NEA)
The Veteran Athletes Of Philadclphi il
voted the Navy a. the best football
team IN the east at is annual meet
ing. Lafayette and Brown were run
ners-up in the voting. Harry Con
naughton OF Georgetown was votco
the most valuable Ink ividual palyer
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BENNY LOST NINE POUNDS

Ann Arbor, Mich. Dec. %. 4 NEA)
Benny Friedman. captain Of Mich.
CANS football team. has revealed
that he lost nine pounds the after
noon he played Minnesota ut Mime
apolis, the last game of the year. He
jumped on the scale before the game
and weighed himself after his show
a
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STARS REFUSED PERMISSION

San Francisco. Dee. % NEA) y
Benny Friedman of Michigan. George
rhaycr and Jack Butler Of Pennsyl-
vania will not compete in the East
rs. West football game here New
Years Day. College heads refused
them permission. The game is for
charity
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ST. PAIL. RANK CLOSED

st. Paul. Dec. 29.-tP The Grca.
Northern State Bank here was closed
today by the state banking dcpar,-
mcnt because Of bad paper The bank
had deposits Of S53O.U0O and was
capitalized at SIS 900. The bank was
organized May &. 1916