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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-01
NOTICE OF MOnTGAEE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

NOTICE OF MOnTGAEE FORE
CLOSURE SALE
Whereas default has occurred in
the payment OF interest and princi-
pal OF the obligation secured by
the Mortgage hereinafter described:
AMI whereas the holder Of said
mortgage does elect TO forcciosc on
the past due and unpaid principal
and interest Of said obligation only
Notice Is hereby given that that
Tsrtain ,nor!Tagc executed and d.;
Helena Cnruh. his wife. moetEaEors.
TO the. Manager Of The Bank Of
North Dakota. MortEaEee. dated the
18th day Of May. 1920. and filed for
record IN the office Of the Register
Of Deeds Of the County ct BuriciEh,
State Of North Dakota. on tho .3r,:
day OF June. 1920, at $50 o'clock
\: ~. and recorded la Book "l66".
y Mortgages. at page 365. and an.
signed by said mortgagtc. by an In.
strumcnt in writing to the State
treasurer OF North Dakota. and his
successors IN office. IN trust az Sc
cuii,y for bonds issued by the State
Of North Dakota, which assignment
w~s dated the .oud day OF April.
1871, and recorded in said office Of
the Register Of DceCs ON the :Stll
r. NJ, in Book "lGo" Of Mortgages,
at page III will be forccloscd by a
sale OF the premises in such mort
gage and hereinafter described, at
the front door Of the Court House,
IN the City Of bismarck, County Of
t:urleish. and state Of North Da-
kota. at the hour Of two o'clock.
/. NJ. on the 18th day Of April.
1876, to satisfy the amount due upon
the past due inStallments of said
mortgage on the day Of sale. The
promises described i'm such mort
gage and whicl, will be sold TO sat
!sfy til" same are described as fol-
lows, tO-wit:
South Half of Southwest Quarter
Is i.SWID: aad South Half OF
southeast Quarter tSi.SEHD; of
Section Thirty-four I3i). in Town
ship one Hundred and F"rty-two
.ll2). North, OF Range Scvcnty-fiyt
.1aD.
There will be due on tho past du.
inalailihchts " such mortgage on
me day Of sale the sum OF Flight
Hundred and Twenty and li/iU0
t$S2".l4) Dollars, together with the
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PAGE SEVEN

statutory costs ofsfArcclosure. The
hereby fprAcioeed upon and the sale
to be. made hereunder Is hereby
sn5cia7s sIor declares ,S $. be s ~ let
amount secured BY said mortgage.
Dated at BisMAfck. North Dakota,
this :3rd day q Fsbr r,sTy 1926.
As Manager OF the Bank Of North
Dakota, ~ Agent for. the Treasurer
.'rustoc for tho state OF North Da-
q. OfGiERsON
Attorney for the Manager Of The
nank Ct North Dakota. bismarck,
2-s5; 3--4-li-1s-25: II
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA. t.oun.
~ vi Eurleigh.---ss In District
C1urt; Fourth Judicial DlaTict
A' mauu n M Anst,1mi pain ,nay ";
corporation, Thompson Yards. In
c0rpOratcd.. Annie \. Ktkul. for
ncrly Annie j. Brown. and all
other persons unknown claiming
any. estate OF interest in. or Hen
Or incumbrancc upon the proper
~ described in the complaint, de-
PENDANTS. -
SUMMONS
The state Of North Dakota To Tho
Above Named Defendants: -...~.-..e
You. and each Of you. are hereby
summoned 10 answer the complaint
In this action, which is Oh iilc- In
thc office OF Clerk OF the District
Cohri in ana for the County Of Bur
leigh aud State OF North Dakota,
ana TO serve u copy OF your answer
upon the subscriber at his office in
the City OF Wilton. n. D., Within
thirty days after the service OF this
summons upon you, exclusive of the
day Of service: and in case Of your
iaiiure 70 appear or answer, judy
incnt VIII BE- taken against you by
default Tor the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated February 2ith. 1926.
join !. GAI;tITY,
Iiaintllfs attorney. Post office all
dress and residence. Wilton, Me
Lean County, North Dakota.
To the Above Named Defendants:
Take Notice That the purpose Of
this action IL to quiet title in the
plaintiff to the following described
real estate. to-wit: The Southeast
quarter tSEh) and .the South ono
half lSi-, VI the Northeast quar-
ter tNEtr), all in Section Thirty
five $3.50 IN Township one Hundred
rorty-twu u4a) North of Range
I'rincipal Meridian in HurleiEh
County, North Dakota.
JOHN j. GARHITY,
Plaintiffs attorne". Wilton, n. d.
go: j. i-ll-lS-25:.A-l
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MINNEAPOLIS CRAIN

MlNNEAtVLlS GRAIN
Minneapolis, April 1-(R-Whcat
receipts 81 cars compared with f08 a
year ago. Cash: No., l northern l.6i
@1.56: No. dark northern spring
choice to fancy 1.6l@l.G4; good to
choice 1.57@1.60; ordinar:' to good
@l.5G; No. hard spring 1850
1.G5; No. dark hard Montana on
track 1880 1.66: to arrive l.53@l.64;
Nav l.60: July l.441S.
Cora No. 3 yellow, ,661a@69l:.
Oats No. 3 white, 37E@3S.
Barley, 52@03,
Rye No. 2, 7SA @6lh.
Flax No. l, 2.27@2.3li
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RABY CHICKS

BIGGER BETTER CHiCKS-That
live and grow. Leading varieties
from purcbred, certified farm
flocks. Record egg producers, cat.
free. Caledonia Hatchery, Dept. B.
Caledonia, MINI.
BABY CHICKS-Lcghorns 15c;
Rocks 15c; Wyandottcs, Orpinstons,
Minorcas Ice. All varieties. Guar
anteed, prepaid, free catalog.
Write Clayton Rust. Fargo. N. d..
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. For Commissioners, District One
I ] hereby announce myself q can
didate for county com missioner,
District No. I. BurleiEh county, at
the primary election June 20. 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
GEORGE r. WILL.
political Advt.)
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Minneapolis, april 1-tT-Bearisl
private crop estimates Of the winter
wheat prospects and duJlness in all
departments Of the grain trade
prompted discouraged liquidation in
wheat today. Prices declined sharply
and up to the last As minutes Of the
session showed only feeble rallying
power. May wheat declined two cents
and July ~. cents.
Coarse grains were relatively
steady, but made little upward prog
ress in the face Of. The weakness.
Prices. however. 'hcld firm. May rye
broke y cents with w.hsat. May flax
seed was off 2E cents on Argentine
weakness and lower grain prices.
CASH wheat vas steady 70 firm
early with scattered sales Of heavy
weight springs one cent better. High
protein offering and. light weight
springs continued quiet and steady
with the genersl masket after the
first hour was slow. Durum was
firm to one cent higher.
Corn offerings were light Rnd the
market was easy to firm.
Oats were quietcr and trading basis
was a cent lower.
Rye WAS firm 70 Il cent higher.
Barley was steady to firm. Flax seed
was fair to good demand.
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WHEAT PRICES
HIGHER TODAY
Private Crop Estimates Prov.
ed Less Bearish Than Had
Been Looked For
DECLINE FOLLOWS RISE

Chicago. April f-lP)-Persist-
cnt selling by houses with east.
crn connection lead to sharp de. ,
clines in grain prices today de.
spite something Of rise In the
first part Of the board Of trade
session. Unofficial estimates on
abandoned acreage Of domestic
winter wheat five to eight per
cent turned out to be we'll under
the normal winter loss. and had
a noticeable beafislt influence. In
connection with suggestions Of q
probable 1926 yield Of about
398,O00.O00 bushels harvested last
year. Lack of export demand to-
day was also depressing factor,
and domestic milling demand was
slow.
Wheat closed unsettled u to
"a cent net lower, corn un.
changed to II cent higher and
oats at Il cent down to q shade
advances.
Chicago. April T. LP1--With privat.
crop estimates todgy rroving les
bcarish than had been looked for. an,
~ bcu A>AvSbPVVi YoVt0VSVuo oJVWiu)
strength. wheat here aver
aged little higher today during I'll
carly dealings. One of me principe
crop experts kiglred tn
present conditions Of tho 1926 Unite,
States winter crop at $40, Mherea
the majority Of traders were antici
rating 81 to 90. The fact that tomor
row is a holiday tended to restric
new buying, however. and 70 hold "a
vances in cheek. Chicago ohenfn,
prices u off to u to. May now 1886
\: and July 1.34k@A. were followel
by moderate general rag, and thcl
by rally in which July and Septcm
bcr scored gains.
Corn and oats wire firm, sltmpA thiz
of corn Afrivals here, Z
cars today. After opening unchAnge
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NtSt - s.A<tSD(js

"sSs ~ IA NtOUS
FOR SALE -Eli.,!inr d1N;O rouble
store arrangement with lot IS feet
wide on Main street located in town
having two railroads, elevator,
school and church. This property
IS constructed for store on one side
and pOolrOom. restaurant or barber
shop and poolroom combined on the
other side. Popl room equipment
complete. This property for sale
due to poor health. Must be sold
at once. Immediate possession. For
full Information write Bismarck, n.
D.. r. O. Box No. l25.
FOR SALE New Rust Proof Durum.
"Barnatka' A Russian Blue Beard
cd Rust Proof Durum; grown for
5 years from hand picked seed, first
year offered, no Durum like grown
in Z. S..Or Canada. solid stiff straw
from head down to first JOINT,
stands up we'll on corn land or
summcrfallow. big yielder, protein
test 1875 per cent, can be seeded
early or late, stands drought, best
Of all. price 81 per bushel. SO bu.
lots $1.7j; 100 blu. lots $l.65, sacks
soc. A. l.. Hillcmann Farms, Wind
sor, N. Oak.
WE HAVE purchased a complete
house moving outfit and arc ready
to submit bids on moving large or
small buildings. Our foreman has
had % years experience moving
We also do cxcavatng. +. H.
Evarts and VIM. Gagncr. Office
Phone 8lS.
FOR SALE-Two pool tables in good
condition. equipped with two sets
rotation balls. four cue balls, thirty
six cues. two cue racks. two ball
racks, one triangle. twelve pool
room chairs. Price $4,000. w. w.
McNally. Moffit. n. y.
FOR Mohagany victrola in cx-
ccllent condition, bed spring, al
most new, sanitary couch, Wilton
rug 3 IL, somewhat worn. Sc
=. Ave. Il. Phone 1903.
FOR SALE-Singlc Comb Buff Orp-
ington Matching eggs. $l.O0 for fiji
teen. 5000 per 100. Also incubator
for sale. 2l5 18th st. Phone 553W.
FOR SALE--75xl5O foot corner lot
on Seventh street and Avenue Il for
$3.50. Lots arc one block from high
school. Write Tribune No. Y3.
FOR SALE-l2-25 Avery tractor with
self guide together with John
Deere plows. Excellent condition.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
Misunderstanding and ironing, also
wet wash and rough dry. and single
men ana w0mcn's silk hose and all
Work guaranteed. Phone 1851.
400 l4th Street.
RAG RUGS AND CARPETS--Woycn
from your own rags. Mrs. VI! T.
Andrews. Dawson. y. b.
LADY.WANTS WORK By the huuI u
day. All Kinds Of cleaning. Phone
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N. OAK.
FOR SALE Six room modern bung-
allow, in good location. Must be
sold ut once, reasonable price.
write gre Bismarck Tribune No.
WANTED TO RENT Furnished two
to five room apartment with pri-
vnte bath and garage, centrally To-
Gated by single man. Phone 727.
FOR RENT--One furnished house
keeping apartment and single room.
also garage. Call afternoons from
2 to q. i22 Fifth St.
FOR RENT room apartment. also
girl TO care for children. has expert
encc. Call at 7O5 9th Street or
l'hune lljlJ.
FOR RENT One or two room apart
'ncn's, partly furnished for light
: housekeeping. College Bldg. Phone
,Sj.
.OE KENT--Onc. two, or thrcc-rooni
apartments furnished. No children.
The Lorraine Apis. Phone 1903.
FOR RENT-Cozy two room apt.
Newly furnished. Close in. Phone
503W.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Thc only hotel in town
with pop. of 1000, doing nice bust
ness in first class condition, we'll
equipped, electric lights. steam heat,
must be seen to appreciate its value.
Price and terms reasonable. For
further information write Tribune
IS.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHI II e g.
MALI HELP WANTED

WANTED-Mcn and women to learn
barber trade; great demand; big
wages; few weeks completes: cata-
loG and special offer free. Moler
Barber College. Fargo. N, d.
WANTED--A man cook at Hoffman'sj
Cafe. 49,
WANTED-W~itcr Mt O'Bricn's Cafe
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CHlC.AGO GRAM

Chicago. April 1--(P)-Cash: Wheat
no sales.
Corn ! mixed. 661s@68is: No.
yellow. II k@72R.
Oats No. 2 white. l2@42i.; No. j
white, A1A @42.
Rye. No sales.
Barley. No. sales.
Timothy seed. G.OO@7.OO.
Clover seed, 28.QQ@32.O0.
Lard, 1920.
Ribs, 1915.
Bellies, 1912.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Compctent woman to take.
eGrc Of house and two children. A
woman with 4 child preferred. G..
L. Carlson, Shields, N. D. Box la.
WANTED - Girl for general house,
work. Highest wages. Apply Mrs.
p. c. Remington, 6l0 eth Street.
WANTED = Girl for general house
503W after $3.50.
WANTED--Girl for general house
work. G. F. Bird, 7O9 End street.
Phone 1870.
WANTED-A No. l barber ut once.
Write or wire Fred Brodl, Qis-
marck, N. D.
WANTED Experienced waitress
New Palace Cafe. Call 2l2 Mandan.
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to 4 cent higher, May 73,s as, corn
held near to the initial range.
Oats started unchanged to " cents
off, May 41@B cents. Later all
months showed . little advance.
An upturn in hogs helped to steady
provisions.
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ROOMS FOk RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT I
LADIES: We will pay straight Acc
an hour, advertising and distribut-
ing samples to every home and
office. Send self addressed stamp
ed envelope. Denison, Beckel Bldg.
s. 1890, Dayton, Ohio.
FOR RENTING rooms in modern
house, partly furnish. for light
housekeeping. Also for sale one
Quick Meal Range with water
front. SIC Ninth Street. Phone 626.
FOR RENT--Clean furnished rooms
in modern home. Close in. Gentle
men preferred. Girls must give ref.
crenccs. Also for sale, / dining
room suite. Phone 802.-
FOR RENT-To gentlemen or lad
les, a sleeping room, on first floor
and in modern home, SIG single
and SCI double. oil Sixth St.
Phone 773.
FOR RENT--Modcrn room, large and
very. convenient and comfortable
Phone 36OW.
FOR RENT-Two light house kee ping
rooms. nicely furnished, in a mod
ern home. Call ut 2i0 Second st.
For RENT = Modern furnished
rooms. Call afternoons. Phone
923R. 2ll Thaycr Street.
FOR RENT - Pleasant first floor
room. Private entrance. 400 9th
Street. Phone l143W.
FOR RENT-One or two very desir-'
able rooms in modern home, down
tn,vn phonn f07M 4,. j.
FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms in
modern home. Address. III First
St. Phone 195M. !
FOR RENT--Thrce rooms for light
housekeeping. zoe Eleventh: St.
Phone 754W.
FOR RENT-Room i'm modern house,
girls perfcrred. O2l Sixth St.
Phone Gl9W. g. =:
FOR RENT Room. lady only. Call
1921 after 8.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms ut All
9th Street -
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CORPORATIONS

Mahowald Investment company,
Grand Forks $4,000; 4. F. Mahowald
and A. NJ. Mahowold, Grand Forks and
Hubert. Heinzcn;.. Aberdeen, S. D.
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I hereby announce that I seek the
nomination for the office of Sheriff
of Bu4leigh County. North Dakota.
II elected. l pledge myself to good
and fair business administ ration Of
the duties and business affairs Ut the
Shefiff's office.
J. 3. TlERNEY.
political Advt.)
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
PALMIST AND PHRENOLOGlST---
Madam Lattimorellc. here At 1ls
Second street. Reading hours 2 to
8 and z to 10. Helps find lost arti-
clcs. See her today.
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BOARD AND ROOM
ROOM AND BOARD-room and board
in modern home. Phone 834 J or
call at 300 9Th St.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Eigks room house all
modern, hot water heat, hardwood
floors, oak wood work, south front,
excellent location, 20 #. front by
l5O--also garage. Owner leaving
town. Price and terms reasonable.
Inquire Of Spink & Co., Mandan.
N. Oak.
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CHrf.ACn prlI1r.TRy

CHICAGO POULTRY
f en;0'E Es:e Ast' ,e..; ias, ' 5s
springs 32;- turkeys IS; ROSTERS II:
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PRISON TEAM
WINS 2 GAMES
WEEKEND
Beats Jamestown Shop Team,
8 to 3, and Trims Wash
burn, 10 to A.

In a game featured by Robinson's
steady pitching. the hard and timely
hitting Of the All Stars. and sparkling
fielding, the penitentiary All Stars
took the Jamestown N. p. team into
camp by score of to 8 Sunday.
The fast and exciting game included
two snappy double plays by the All
Stars. two home runs ny Gasink and
one each BY Longre and Merrill.
L0ngre starred with his three hits
and . spectacular catch in the ninth.
Peoples feaping one-handed stab Of
Dunn's.hard drive in the seventh was
spectacular. While the fielding of the
All Stars, especially OF the inficld
WAS very fast. the team from James,
town also presented q fine brand Of
baseball. The All Stars garnered IL
hits off Rudd. including the four
home runs. while Robinson held the
jamestown tossers in check, allowing
10 well scattered hits. Gasink's
heavy hitting featured. The box
score.
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Hintgen, Heizing
Tie For First il,
Golf Tournament


Hintgen and Heizing tied for first
place in the medal play tournament
held at the Bismarck country club
held at the Bismarck country club
course yesterday, each making a net
score of IS.
The team tournament between the
presidents and secretary's teams,
which had been planned for yester-
of the golfers were out Of the city
day, was postponed because so many
over the weekend holiday, and for
the same reason there were only ~
entries in the medal play tournament
which was substituted.
The tournament committee an
nounced that next Sunday tourna-
ment will be played between the
presidents and the secretary's teams,
the affair to be match play in four
s0mes.
The scores Of those who entered
the play yesterday were:
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Frederick the Great. voltaire, flee.
ing from the angry Prussian king
could not resist saying TO the Kings
sister. ut is not my fault II nobody
on earth can teach your brother 10
pronounce French correctly"
Emil Glatt owns a poultry farm in
Nebraska and wants the owners Of
nearby flying school not to, fly
over his hen yard. Flying machines
make his hens nervous. and cut down
their laying Is per cent.
Mp. Glatt also wants $4,000
damages.
1t is not for human bipeds ia
despise a hen because airplanes dis
turb her nerves, and agitate her
mind.
When locomotives came, human
beings made complete idiots Of Them
selves about it, scientists said the
terrific speed Of twenty-five miles
an hour would cause death.
The chief difference between men
and hens il that men learn.
Ragibka. q Bosnian. bought the
automobile in which the Austrian
archduke was murdered At Serajevo.
1t was sold for very little. the SUPER
stitious people believing that the
automobile has been haunted ever
since the archduke was shot dead.
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The people appreciate tho energy
shown BY President Coondge &"d
postmaster-General New in cir mail
'ese'0p"ests-sjtlt,sfs
The Japanese can teach courtesy to
the whole world. Daisuke Namba,
. misguided young japanese, attempt
ed to kill the Prince Regent AirOhlto
and was hanged. Immediately his
entire family went into . "humilia-
ton retirement" to atone for their
kinsman's dreadful act.
Now Prince Hirohito, most politely.
orders them to withdraw from the
humiliation retirement" and take
their places again in the world.
The Namba family has opened the
great. tightly locked gates Of the
ancestral home. raised the blinds. and
has changed its name U knrokawa.
But the, young murdererSs father, q
distinguished japanese. died Of grief
within his locked gates.
A prosperous oil man says in law
suit that he BOUGHT real estate from
society people" for good price, and
in return he was also to be made a
society person. But society people
didn't keep their word.
That's sad. The oil man should
read about Voltaire's quarrel with
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sc 8 IL 81 l6
80 3 10 "a 10 /
Score by innings:
.,456 9 TotIi
All Stars / 90 O 321 * 8
J 'mtown NJ. 90 o o OO2 8

All Stars / DOL O32 TX 8
Jmtown N. P.iOO OOO2 s.
Two base hit. Powell. Home
runs. Gasink 2. Longre. NcGrill.
Sacrifice hit Gas;nk. Stolen bases
Riley. Jackson. L0ngre and Hoard.
Double PLAYS Jackson to Peoples to
Kelly: Robinson to Kelly TO Riley.
Ba6es on balls off Robinson i. Struck
ont by Robinson by Ruud Q BY Po-
seley /. Hits off Ruud 12 in Z lis
innings. off Poseley none in 2-3 in
ninGs. Losing pitcher Ruud. Wild
pitch Ruud. Passed baN Powell. Left
6n bases All Stars 2. Jamestown 8.
Umpire Cayou. Time Of game 1850.
Washbura Loses
In well played game, the All
Stars came ont on the long end Of
. 10 to score. with Washburn Mon
day. The game was featured BY the
hsayy stick work of the All Stars.
Kelly and Longre each gathered four
hits IN as many times Of bat, and the
All Stars found Wilson for 10 solid
binEles In all. Jackson Vas kent buay
~ short. handling seveA. chances
without u slip. Sf0kke hurried good
ball and Merrill speared Wahl's drive
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MERCER BEATS
TURTLE LAKE
Fourth of July Game Played
at Mercer Goes to Home
Team, 9 to l

Mercer. N. D., July G-The Mcr-
Ger baseball team swamped the
Turtle Lake nine here July 4, the
final score beign 8 to l. Gassell-
chen, on the mound for Mercer,
allowed only five hits and was
given good support. while Mercer
punched hits with Turtle Lake err
rors to pile up an early lead.
The box score follows:
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TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1926
BISMARCK TAKETWO STRAIGHT FROM
lTSRIVALSFROM ACROSS The RIVER

Of David team will not play Sunday
were started to be erroneous by
Manager Churchill this morning. The
flying whiskers play Sunday, but not
Saturday.
The BOX score Of Sundays game
fnllAwx:
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Totals. :. IA 6 81
for krug in 9Th.

Errors: Sprout 2, Heupel l.
Kuslcr 2. h. Maxwell l. Two base
hits: Raugust 2 Licnhart. Stolen
bases Lienhart. Sacrifices Krug.
Double plays: Olson to NJ. Max
well. Bases on balls-cff Gessell-
chen /, off Mcdonald 2. Struck
0ut---by Gessellchen 8, by MELON
aid 6. Wild pitches, Manley |; Nc
Donald /. Passed balls, Wirtzlcnd.
Hits off Manley 5. in 3 innings. off
Mcdonald /, in 5 innings. Left on
bases, Mercer 4; Turtle Lake 8.
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Score by innings: h e
Bismarck-OOO OO2 1O2 5 5 2
Mandan-OOO OOl 600 1 3 3
Summary: Three base hit, Fair
child; left on bases, Bisma rick 4. Man
dan 6; first base on errors, Bismarck
2. Mapdan /; double plays. Tobin to
Fuller to Churchill. Newcomer to
Hecker to Dorflcr. Newcomer to
Hecker to Rooth; struck out by TUT
ford, s.; by Newcomer. 6; bases on
balls off Newcomer 2; umpires
Chrfsty. Ellison, Blank; time Of game
lao; attendance 210.
Yesterdays box score:
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Sundays Contests

Driving, approaching and putting
contests were conducted at the club
Sunday, with Haines winning the
driving contest and Hamilton win
ming the approaching and putting
contest. In the driving contest, each