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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
MOST''FORNlDABIE.
WON EMS TENNIS.
TEAM IN. HISTORY
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Mar. 2O-America )
maximum tennis strength is repre-
sented in the women 9 team named
by the United States Lawn Tennis
association to carry the natiopal en-
blem into France and England this
summer.
''It is not only the strongest
team that we could recruit, but we
believe it is the most formidable
group of women players ever as
sembled,' Julian $. Myrick, chair
man of the Davis cup committee OF
the association, said.
Captained by Miss Mary X,
Browne, the versatile California
star, the team includes Helen Wills,
national champion, who is now in
Europe; Elizabeth Ryan and Mrs.
Marion Zinderstein Jessup. Eleanor
Goss will act as IN alternate, but
only illness will prevent the regular
appointees from taking the trip.
we regret that Mrs. Molla Nal
lory (Six times national champion J
could not arrange her plans to tc
cept an appointment on the team,0 -
Myrick said. =.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
ADAMS GETS DRAW
WITH SALVATORE

Scoring heavily in the final
rounds, Johnny Adams, San Bernar-
dino lightweight, earned draw
with Phil Salvatore in their 10
round bout here last night.
Salvatore started strong, but
could not keep up the pace. 1t
" as a fair decision.
In the six round semi-windup, Bill
Brucger beat August Gotto. Alvie
Miller defeated Hector Macdonald
in the six round special. In the
preliminarics, Sailor Carter beat
rony Tovar and frankie Talva
technically knocked out frankie Oh
son in the second round.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
So. California
Sporting Briefs
Hy Lnited prcss Leased Wire


Los ANGELES, Mar. 20.-On Il
form chart basis, the University of
Southern California was favored 70
win by 4 margin of at least ten
points when the first event Of then
track meet with the University. o.
California was called here today,
The Southerners were conceded 4
ma iority of first places bat th"i,
ability to capture second and third
places was more problematical than
California $ chances in this field.
California has always had good
reserve strength and there are many
who believe she viii have more
names of the officials cards at
the finish than the Trojans.
California IS seXtet aad Southern
California 5 quintet are almost Ger.
tain to score 30 ppints each for their
alma matters.
The Bears' ".hig six is composed
of Talbot in the 4i0, Cox, half mil
er, Elmer Bopden. $50 star, Bondslu
broad jumper, nodsou, .iavcijn throw
er, and Les 6ehWocbocda, miller.
Three na.i?nal chQupionS M
American reenFd holder and Il
spriatcr were the {. $. &. priz,
beauties. They were Bud IIouscr
discus throwcr and shot puttcr, Ken
ny Gramblcs. low hurdlcr, Leighton
byc, high hdldlcf, Lee Barnes, hold
crs Of the american record in tn,
pole vault, and III House, splinter
Both schools lg&e held the nation
al championship and, with the poss
iblc exception of. tapf5rd, are TIA,
strongest outfits on thr coast thj-
year. They are coaqbtd 10y Two OF
the foremost traeE mentors iu ih,
country, Waiter Christie, of Caljtor
ma, and Dean Gfomncil of t.. $. &
t------s--
Two Southern California confer
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
RiSCO SHELLACkS
PAUL BERLENBACH

NEW YORK. March Pulling
ono of the biggest surprises Of
years, johnny Risko. young Cleve-
hand heavyweight. gave Paul Bcr-
lcl bach world 5 light heavyweight
champion, a bad beating in IA ten
r.ard bout last night in Tex Rick
ards garden and almost knocked
h.u out.
Risko, who had an advantage Of
/ pounds. floorcd the champion for
count Of four in the first round
and Knocked him to his knees again
tc a short court in the second
roruI. Ia several othor rounds Bcr-
Icuhach was wobbling on his feet
but Rioko tired badly from ;nc g..
,r'jou was weakened in the late
rounds.
The two Judges gave the decision
10 Risko but the referee, JACK
. Sullivan, called it a draw.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
HELEN WILLS THE
MOST POPULAR OF
OUR AT HLETES
By MINCTT SAUNDERS
United Press Staff Correspondent)

y
LONDON, Mar. 20.-Rcgardless
of her tennis art, her successes and
rcvcrscs, Miss Helen Wills has won
the hearts of English sporting men
and women. She probably is the
most PoPuIar and best loved Amer
lean athlete abroad.
Helen ) charm and simplicity, her
fine craftsmanship, havc won her
many friends, but the English love
her because she plays for the good
of the game and is as great in de.
feat as i'll victory.
\ few years ago when Americans
wcr" winning over here all sport
ing events III which.thry competed;
including great International polo
series between England and the
United States, the Times, in a leading
editorial, remarked 1--WE do not
mind being beaten by the Amcri-
cHna as long rs they send us such
mon as TiIdcn and Milburn. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
SPORT NEWS SECTION:

cucc track meets are on the card
for today.
Occidental college athletes will
trek to Pomona to meet the Sage
hens. O&y was the favoritc.
Tournament Park in Pasadena
will be the scene of the meet be.
tween the California School Of Tech
nology and Redlands. 1t was not
anticipated that Caltek would have
much difficulty i'll winning.
California and the University Of
Southern California split an indoor
sport carnival between them at the
Los Angeles Athletic club last night,
California swimmYs winning while
its wrestling team was taking de
feat.
L. s. c. wrestIers outscorcd the
Bears, - to }. Tile California
swimmers won the acquatic event,
43 to n. California won the water
polo game, II to |.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

Sacramento-Larry Murphy, Los
Angeles, won a decision from Nick
Soils, Filipino lightweight, IN !,
fast eight round bout here. 2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

WANTED-Fecder hogs. Any size.
Jack Houser, Box 762, FL Centre,
l mile east of town. 8 cod t13
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
LEMORE HIGH GET -
THE CHAMPIONSHIP

LEMOORE, Cal, March 20 -
Lcmoorc nigh school basketball
tcam which recently eliminated
Fresno, won the San Joaquin VALLEY
championship last night by over
whelming Dlnuba high, sectional
champions, y to s. BY virtue Of
the victory, Lcmoorc' won the right
to meet the Fillmore team at Fill
more next Friday night for the
semi finals for the state champion
ship. ~ ..a --... .,-....
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FOR SALE--EIectric washing ma
chine, reasonable. Phone 934J.
17t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
X. G.. AND ST. JOE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Ry United Press Leased Wire

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 90.
The Hillyard Five of st. Joseph,
Mo-, and the Kansas City A. G..
Quintet will battle here tonight in
tNe tile game of the National A. A.
U. basketball tournament.
These two teams came into the
finals Of the week play by win
ming over the Emporia, Kansas,
teachers, and the Goodyear Club of
Akron, Ohio, last night.
The Ilillyards trounced the teach
crs A to 81, while the X. G. A. G..
team won - to 16 from the Ohio
five.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

San Francisco-A farewell dinner
for Orin l.. liollingbcrry, who has
accepted the post of head football
coach at Washington State college
will he given by fellow members of
the Olympic club next Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
HELEN WILLS WINS
ENTRY TO FINALS

CANNES, France, March 90. r
Helen Wills today entered the finals
OF the Cannes tournament, by de
teating Miss Eileen Bennett, an
English player, G-2, Ct.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
FOR SALE

For the next few days Offer
an $4,000 ranch for $500 cash.
,Ih9s is pluwed aud ready for
vegetables. Well located, cx
.cflient soil. Phone 360J, or sec
Mrs. +. j.. Morgah, 7l0 Seventh
st, 'Cty. 20tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

GOLDEN GATE-With tho largest
~ natural waterway on Florida S
east coast. Buy now for profits
on rcSaleS. Representatives want
ed. J.>--M. Crouch, Box 49,.
Lakeworth, Florida. Is 20 - 3
FOR RENT-Ncw ) room house,
corner Sixth and Vine. Year lease.
Inquire Valley Lumber Co. 2otf
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HOME

For SaIc ON Verv easy tcrmS. inns
) a five room dwelling, just
painted inside and out, good ga
rage, And if sold before April
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

.QB SALh-2i4 acrr, planted to-
grape, and grapefruit. Six room
mpdcru house. milo west of
court Aou~e. i mile south. Il. A.
ChcSnut. NJ W S If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
Here and There
in Sport World
By United Press Leased Wire


st. Augustine, Fla.-After per
forming one of golf's greatest feats
in beating Archie Compston, British
star, and Gene Sarazcn in one day,
johnny Farrell, Quaker Ridge pro
fessional, meets Tommy : Armour
here. today in the final round for
the winter professional champion
ship. g. ssrga
Brookline, Mass.-Mrs. Marion
Zinderstein Jessup, defending cham
pion, and Elizabeth Ryan, meet here
today in the final round for the ma
tional indoor tennis championship.
Mrs. Jessup entered the fiIi&h by
defeating Mary X. Browne and Miss
Ryan won from Martha Bayard.
East Chicago, Ind.-Dpc Smell, Ia
coma, Wast., defeated Herbic
Schaeffcr, Chicago, in ohes,of the
hardest fought main events Of the
current season. Sully Montgomery,
former Centre college football star,
knocked out Sergeant Jack Adams
Of ST. Louis, in the first round.
San Francisco-kid Norfolk of
New York, once one of the world S
leading light hcavywcights, lost the
decision to Ted Moore, English
battlcr, when the referee threw him
out of the ring in the fourth of "a
scheduled ten round match.
San Jose, Caif.-A II inning
game between the Portland Beavers
aud the philadelphia Royal Colorcd
Giants was won by the latter team
) to 3.
San Wildncss of two
young pitchers, Guy Williams and
Byrcl Lang, gave the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates the last game of their series
with the San Francisco Seals by a
score Of s to 3. The Pirates were to
open three game series with the
San Francisco Mission Sears to-
day.
San Francisco-A farewell dinner
for Orin L. lIolliugbcrry, who has
accepted the post of head football
coach at Washington State college
will he given by fellow members of
the Olympic club next Friday.
! Sacramento-ln Il well playcd
practice game the Solon regulars
beat the lannigans here yesterday
afternoon 3 to 2. The Yaunigans 90
to MarySyillo tomorrow to play the
Marysvillo Giants.
itr -
! Sacramento-Lawy Murphy, Los
! Angeles, won decision from Nick
Soils, Filipino lightweight, IN Il
fas, eight round bout here.
Des Moines, Iowa-iIarry SHE
Quomg Bill, Pacific coast flywcight,
! punched his way to a victory over
Mike Brady of Peoria, ILL.,. in I'm
eight round 60 here last night. :'c
+. o. Ritzman, Pocatelld, Idaho,
was given week old pig IA ;ycas ago,
/ paid nothinp for feed and, recently
sold it for $50. i a&t
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

FOR LEASE-Quartcr section, Il
choice land near Calipatria. Adj
2. dress inquigies to +. Ockcrsou,
$50 No., Ncndome, Los Angeles.
y, sat tues
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

" for acreage near ~ lCentrp Owns
cr. 6j4 Brighton. 2Ot3
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HAR RFMT--Nicp Sleeping porch.
III Orange. $50 ''20t3
FOR SALE--Electric washing ma
chine, reasonable. Phone 954J.
17t3
WOMAN--For cooking and house
work, wanted immediately Phone
676. 20tl
Ell CENTRIC MATTRESS SHOP
We rebuilt cotton, silk floss or
hair mattresses. mattresses are
machine filled. One day service
with free delivery. Phone 545R or
1917 Main St. pots
FOR RENT-For summer house IN
Pine Valley, completely furnished.
piano. Mrs. Ellis. SjS CONNER
ciaL sat tues
FOR SALE-36 young laying White
Leghorn hens, and also one 6
year old jersey COW. mile east
and one mile north Of Imperial
on Dogwood road, Ben Wy-ns.
pots
FOR SALH-Head milo. $50 per
ton. G. g. IIusscy, Scclcy 20tl2
FOR PNNT-Onc five room house.
GA He'll, Phone 2G3J. 20t3
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NEW HOME DOCTOR-,Curcs and
relieves all diseases. Key 10.
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FOR RENT-Room, furnished for
two. Private bath, private en-
trance. So. Inquire 1l25 Main
St. 2Ot3
FOR SALE Or TRADt,-Equity in
modern house, located south part
Of town. Consider vacant lots Or
smaller place. p. o. Box 1921.
20t3
FOR SALE-t,quity in 1926 Ford
coupe or trade for city property.
E,1I ..ftor : I-O OliVp oUt Is
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
baby chicks. Nogel Ranch, four
miles east and y mile south of
FL Centre. 1Seodto
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-
FOR LEASE

50 acres Al land, fine for
Vegetables or amy crop.
Land is ali plowed, disccd
and prepared, ready for
the seed. I miles south Of
Sccley. Carl Jcuson. lot
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
LOST

LOST-One bay mule, 10 years old.
weight 900 lbs. John Moylan, Box
1O3, FL Centre. 1913
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Help WaHted

wANNTEb- I'd Sell, Waicr-
less cookers, good ARTICLE. WPitc
or apply A. II. Parker, @2s + 81,
Brawley. Lotto
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
'T0DAY'SWAiST ADS.

WANTED-To buy good four or
five room modern house, furnish
fa.eStatc lowest down payment,
terms, location, etc. Address to
Box VIM, care Press office. dh2t
WANTED--Second hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
Navy Variety Store. 4S0 Main St.
El Centre. Tu Thur Sat If
WANTED-Fccdcr hogs. Any size.
Jack IIouser, Box 762, FL Centre,
l mile east of town. s cod It's
"DEPENDABLE Baby Chicks"
means much, for it refers direct
Y to the paren, flock. Our Tancred
ed Strain OF White Leghorns is
an Accredited flock, headed by
males from 250 egg hens. Our Nc
Farland and Wyckoff Strains
have Il flock average of 200 eggs.
We also hatch Reds, Rocks, An
conas, Black Minorcas, Brown
Leghorns, White Wyandotts, Tur-
keys and Pekin Ducklings. Hatch
ing eggs and brooders for sale.
We sell chicks any age. Our brood
crs are running full capacity.
Seeing is believing. Visitors well
come every day. Back of our
claim is seventeen years Of fair
dealing, Don't forget that. AR.
TESLA HATCHERY (Electric)
Artesia, Calf. Phone A422. Capac,
ity $4,000 eggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

BABY CHICKS! BABY CHICKS.
Electrically Matched chicks Of all
the popular breeds. Every week,
any quantity. Pioneer Hatchery,
$40 So. Spring ST. Los Angeles,
sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

FOR Rf'NT-7Furnishcd, four room
~ housE $500 464 Ell Centre. 20t5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

WANTED-Aiarried man ON dairy
ranch. General work. Clark ".
Adair, Scclcy. lSt3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20
For .Saie-POultry

GOOD FRESH goat to exchau@ ,
for chickens, preferably baby
chiX. 1850 Euclid. INA
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For Saie-AutOMObiIes
FOR SALE-1924 Studebaker. SAL
Terms. $50 Main. Phone 252. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

FOR SALE-Equity in 1926 Ford
coupe, or trade for city property,
Cali after ). 40 Olive. 20t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

San Jose, CaGf.-A II inning
game between the Portland Beavers
aud the philadelphia Royal Colored
Giants was won by the latter team
) to Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

+. o. Ritzmau, Pocatclld, Idaho,.
was given week old pig -ajyeae ago,
paid nothinp for feed and, recently.
sold it for $50. h a3f
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

East Chicago, Ind.-L!pc Smell, Ia
coma, Wash, defeated Herbic
Schaeffcr, Chicago, in ohe,,of the
hardest fought main events Of the
current season. Sully Montgomery,
former Centre college football star,
knocked out Sergeant Jack Adams
of st. Louis, in the first round.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

Brookline, Mass.-Mrs Marion
Zinderstcin Jessup, defending cham
pion, and Elizabeth Ryan, meet here
today in the final round for the ma
tional indoor tennis championship.
Mrs. ,Jessup entered the fin&t by
defeating Mary X. Browne and Miss
Ryan won from Martha Bayard.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

Two SoAthera California confer
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

ERA I'E%.'l.os, Angeles property
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

Des Moines, Iowa--iIarry SHE
Quomg Bill, Pacific coast flywcight,
punched his way to victory over
Mike Brady of Peoria, Ill.,, in In,
eight round 60 here last night. :'5"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-20

San Francisco-kid Norfolk of
New York, once one of the world S
leading light hcavywcights, lost the
decision to Ted Moore, English
battlcr, when the referee threw him
out of the ring in the fourth of IA
scheduled ten round match.
The producers news., 1926-05-14
ROSE VALLEY

Mrs. Lees neighbOrs surprised her
On her 10th birthday last saturday.
Mrs. Hanson made the big birthday
cake with seventy candles on. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent IN con-
\ ersatiOn and partaklng OF the boun-
teous lunch served.
Mrs Walter Rasmussen and Mrs
Tefre and children attended the silver
wedding at Larson's, north of the
Dagmar church, last week. Ihey re-
port a very enjoyable time.
Rasmus AndersOn's from the Valmer
country visited at Marius Peterson's
Miss O'Brien is reported very sick
with appendicitis at the Plentywood
hospital Mrs Lee goes up to stay
with her every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolands and daughter
Inga and Mrs. Christ Ibsen and daugh-
ters of East Coalridge, visited at Rich
ard Paulson's Tuesday afternoon.
Ben Trustheim attended the elevator
meeting in Reserve Saturday evening
Charley Veline and William Rokken
went to Homestead Sunday to visit the
Schnitzler farm and visit the former S
brother who worked there but had re-
Gently moved to Scobey
Clara and Elsie Reitan called or
friends down in the valley here last
Thursday.
The Home Demonstration Club will
meet at Viks, May 26th, at 2 Z. NJ
Al members are invited to attend this
meeting.
The farmers in this vicinity are
about through seeding and many have
started to break.
The producers news., 1926-05-14
MADCAP LELITIA

Il know you think it absolutely unforgivabe of
to invite you dinner before had called but my curiosity
overcame my good and besdes anxious to
meet the girl that Curtiss Wright had married"
So this Letia Evans. This girls who stood facing
me- perfectly poised and audaciously admitting that
curiosity which had prompted her invite to her house
the first night of my home when she certainly
have known that should have preferred being alone with
Curtiss.
AS she moved quickly about the room pouring eyeopen
from tall silver shaker had to admit that there
pungent prettness about her-a madcap impeuosy that
carrying her impulses and DESIRES regardless of the
feelings of Others Curs had said that she about twenty
but she acted like spoiled chid-an offspring of the luxury
by which she surrounded.
i made father and mother 60 the Club for dinner,
couldn't be bothered with them when I'm having party
she announced Of the guests who had inquired about
her mother, my ieda of Grape hanging is having family
dinner Party She laughngy admitted she tossed her
dark bobbed hair from her forehead
The producers news., 1926-05-14

it because she was typical of the
new generation with its absolute lack
of inhibitions? Although but a few
years separated her generation and
the one to which I belonged, Lett
tia most ceretainly was a disciple of
a much newer and more modern race.
Curtiss had said that this girl had
achieved a certain measures of sue
cess in interior decorating but I
could not understand how anyone so
frivOlous-minded could concentrate
her efforts on any serious work.
Then I recalled that he had also
said that her orders were largely due
to her popularity in Birmingham's
most fashionable set combined with
a peculiar knack for blending the
brillian color effects which were now
the prevailing mode.
Letitia was talking.
you're pretty!" she announced
"Curtiss told me you were but
sort hoped he was mistaken"
Really? l wonder why"
ooh, I dunno exactly except
she shrugged her shoulders anC
frowned slightly, then, having made
up her mind that she did not care
The producers news., 1926-05-14

ly, looking affectionately in my dl-
rection, "I'm not so sure that want
Sallie to be skinny" -.
well, [ guess I like that. re-
torted Letitia with exaggerated IN IN
digantion, "do you mean to lhIer'
sir, that I am skinny"
Il was to find out that everything
she said had a personal meaning 1j
She seemed to be interested IN noun
ing 50 much as her own IhoughOs'
reactions and appearance.
"No, not for your type, Curtlss
was diplomatic, "but SalIles diIer-
ent."
'No fair quibbling," she teased,
"that is most ambiguous and could
mean almost anything. Type. IS the
most abused word in the English dc
tionary. Tell me just what, you
mean or" she hesitated for
moment searching about for a threat
then she added, cor I'll tell Salilt
something that I bet you haven't
told her"
1 looked swiftly at Curtiss. H'
was plainly in a dilemma. He seem
ed bewildered and embarrassed. Whai
could this hOydenish young girl know
about my husband that could caus'
him to be so uneasy? l could bare
ly refrain from urging her to con
tlnue with her disclosure.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
The producers news., 1926-05-14
RESERVE

Alf Alison Of Nilliaton was IN town
last Wednesday looking after ms l-L M
ing interests on the Reservation. mar
ry Danielson bs putting i'm his crop anu
the work is very nearly competed.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Horstman ana
family called at the home of Alr. ana
Mrs Ed. sherman on Thursday even
Nr and Mrs. II. O. Rice and son Of
Plentywood were six o'clock dinner
guests last Thursday evening al inc
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Gibbons.
Quite a number of Reserve ladies'
took their men folks to the Ladies
Night" dance at PlentywOOd Saturday
night. The dance was a novelty and
q most enjoyable time is reported by
all who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kallak were Plen-
tywood visitors on Wednesday of last
week. Ray had painful abscess on
a tooth which was attended to. 1t is
now very much improved
The pupils of MISS BOrnstedt' s
classes enjoyed a vacation the two
days last week she was gone. HOWev-
er thei pleasure would have been more
keen had il not been for the fact that
the time has to be made up.
Work has been started on a large
addition to the home of Mr. Carl Hole
This will add a great deal to their al
! ready pleasant farm home.
The n B. Eidsness residence proper
! ty in the eastern part of town is be
/ ing completely redecOrated. RumOr'
/ are afloat to the effect that il is to b'
| occupied soon. Suffice to say that wheI
/ friends of a certain young man abou
town observe him studying furnitur
and seed catalOgs. looking over gardeI
plots, etc, they ask no questions as K
the why and wherefore of his ear t,
ear grins. yet withal serious and wor
ried look.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larsen have NOV
ed back into their home in town. TIL
spring farming rush is over
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Undhjem an
Mrs. Winifred Opgrande of PIentywoo,
were dinner guests Thursday evenin
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Lund.
Mrs. Ray Kallak and daughter Die
May left Tuesday for Glasgow, Mont
where she will visit for a few week
at the home Of her mother. Mrs. N
Hunter.
Mrs. Andrew Lesterberg and SO
Arthur spent Tuesday afternoon visit
ing with Mrs. Carl HOlje
Mrs. j. o. Singleton was in Resery
Tuesday afternoon shopping and WISH
ing with friends
AFr. and Mrs. c. # Bates Of Med
cine Lake were business visitors
Reserve Tuesday.
w. E. Moran. Carl Swanson an
Dewey Christensen moved the bas
2 slop from the old diamond south
The producers news., 1926-05-14
McELROY

Miss Foss arrived from the East re-
Gently to visit her relatives at the h.
b. FOss home.
The Ueland school has been closed
for some time on account Of scarlet
fever among the pupils. At present a
little daughter of John Hodgson is
sick.
Mrs. Ike Ray. Mrs. Gus Lindberg
and Louis Pierce of plentywood called
Thursday at the home OF Se'mer Esne-
land IngVald Espelaud and o. III. LUt-
nes
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Helseth are at Mi
not where Mrs. Helseth underwent an
operation for gall stones last week.
Mr.. Helseth. who has been in poor
health all spring. lis also under The
doctors care.
Mesdames Frank Welsh. s. ID. Dunn.
j. G. Noon and Nile Miller called on
Mrs. Se.mcr Espelan6 end Selmer Jr
Thursday.
Elmor E~nen returned q week ago
from outlook where he had been a pa
uent at the hospital while suffering
/ from diptheria.
/ Mrs Andrew E5pen and little eor
! George are at the outlook hospital
while George is sick with Scarlet Fey
er.
Selmer E-pe'and's blacksmith shcI
and garage blew over and was sma ID
ed up one windy day recently TIL,
I building was substantially CONSTRUCTED
and II must have taken en- unusually
hard gust to tip it over.