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Building and Contracting

II YOU have a lot partly paid. we will
pay balance and build home Tor YOU.
ELVERS g. KLEIN. Lin. 2627
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Norbert Springan, II, of % E.
Iowa St., suffered a slight scalp
wound Saturday when he was shot
by one of twenty companions while
playing near his home.
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Situations Wanted Female

WANTED: position nursing. by day, night
or wk.: graduate; very reas. Ha. 0313-W.
CURTAINS and draperies to launder.
MRS j. IIJTZ Main 0i50
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Assistant State Forester Ralph F.
Wilcox conducted the Nature Study
Club of Indiana on tour Of the
State forest reserve at Henryville
Sunday. Hundreds of thousands of
Seeding trees have been planted in
the 4,500-acre reserve.
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Storage and Transfer

OTTO j. SUESz
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California shipments. Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads. Main 1858
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BORNMAN TRANSFER co. CHI. SSH
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TIMES WANT ADS BRING RlISINESs
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Sam Lawrence, 1927 Union ST.,
reported to police theft Of his over
coat containing 500 in bills from his
automobile parked in front Of his
poultry store, 1887 Roosevelt Ave-,
Sunday evening.
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1899 HARLAN ST.

rooms and bath: newly decorated.
large lot, garage: bargain at s2,75O; terms.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-12
NaughtOn

Mrs. Victor Monier visited with
Mrs. Hugo Solberg Tuesday.
Edwin Johnson, who has been work
ing for Fred Johnson of Wilton for
the last two months, came home
Tuesday to visit his folks. He went
back Wednesday afternoon.
Alfred HARRISON motored to Bis
marck Wednesday.
Frank and Abel Johnson were call
ers at the home of Emil johnson
Thursday.
Chas. johnson and son Lester were
in the capital city Saturday.
isabelle johnson came home Satur-
day to visit with her parents until
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Solberg was in
the capital city Saturday.
Ruth Martineson. who has been
sewing and drcssmaking in Bismarck,
parents few days. She expects to
leave for Harvey, N. OAK, in a few
days.
Paul Carlson and his mother, Mrs.
e. A. Carlson, and brother Nobel
were in Bismarck Saturday to attend
Sabbath school.
Miss Pearl krush, teacher Of No.
school, went to Mandan Saturday to
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson and
little son were dinner guests at the
home of Chas. Johnson Sunday.
Richard Erickson and his mother
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson Sunday evening.
Abel Johnson was in Bismarck SUM-
day. He came back Monday.
Mrs. O. N. Lundin is in Bismarck
for few days.
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Carson

Robert Krausc and family motored
to Odessa Sunday to visit relatives.
c. w. Pathmann transacted busi-
ness in Bismarck Monday.
Wednesday evening surprise par
ty was given at the VIM. Armitage
home in honor of Glen's birthday.
Luncheon was served and very en-
jOyable evening was spent.
D. NJ. Holland returned to his new
place of business at Beulah Saturday.
Mrs. +. c. Bell was a Bis marck
visitor a few days this week.
Claude La Due Of Flasher spent
Sunday with relatives.
Mr.. Kelly, one of Carson's very
busy merchants, expects to leave for
Minneapolis the fore part of next
week to do his spring purchasing.
Miss Agnes. Svihovec spent Sunday
visiting relatives at Mott.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson of
the Heart River country transacted
business in Carson Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Stokes left Monday for
Louisville, KY, to attend the funeral
Of her brother.
Wednesday evening very interest
ing farm meeting was held at the
Orpheum hall. Mr.. Morgan of the
Fairmont Association was Speaker Of
the evening. Picture slides were also
shown of diversified farms. He was
assisted by Theo. Martell, the local
county agent.
Little Marcella and Billy Bob
Emch Of Leith spent Friday with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
P. Daily.
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Clear Lake

Paul Paisley and sister Bernice Wis.
tied with Miss Hazel Nielsen Wednes.
day evening Miss Bernice remained
to continue her visit until Thursday.
Mrs. Adolph Hansen and daughter
Mildred spent Thursday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schoon
while Mr.. Hansen and Ernest Schoon
joined the hunters in getting more
rabbits.
Mrs. Ole Newland and children Wis.
tied with her brother, the Adolph
Hansen family Friday afternoon and
evening while Mr.. Newland went to
town.
A birthday party given in honor Of
Mrs. Christ Schoon Saturday evening
was we'll attended. The evening was
mostly spent in dancing. Refresh
ments were served at midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson and
the H. Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christensen
had as their Sunday dinner guests MIR.
Max of Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
shaffer and daughter Vivian, Miss
Lenora and Fay Hargrave, Mr.. and
MIS- I1dTOIU I1dIkIaScs OOOUlc, DilIlc
and Buddy, L. b. Olson and daughter
Nora. The afternoon was spent in
social chat, music and singing.
Olaf Olson attended the Young
Peoples society at the Gunderson
farm Sunday afternoon.
A birthday party was given in hon
or Of Ole Nielsen and Mrs. Carrie Mel
sen Friday evening. A fine time was
had by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stiles and
family were Sunday callers at the
Ole Newland home.
Martin Reddy stopped at the John
Muringdale homo Monday afternoon.
Miss Vivian Shaffer is on the sick
list with the chicken pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schoon called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sharp Nom
day while in Driscoll shopping. Mrs.
Adolph Hansen and Mildred were al
SO callers at the Sharp home the
same day.
Mrs. Albert Christensen and daugh-
ter Myrtle were Bismarck passengers
on train seven Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo1ee Whitney left
from Steele Monday Avening for Bis
marck. Mr.. Whitney returned Tues
day, but Mrs. Whitney remained and
is stopping with Mrs. Nellie Hart.
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Tenvik

Leo Daily and Roy Weber Of Brad
dock were callers at the c. j. En-
ders home the fore part of the week.
Merle Buck of Hampton was a
caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Little announce
the birth of daughter Thursday,
Jan. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Enders and Miss
Anna Monahan hiked out to the
Frank Foell home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. c. N. Hendrix spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A. w. Quasi
visiting.
Since the last blizzard the mail car
riers, Charles Dewitt and Frank
Muckler, have been compelled to
abandon their cars and use their
sleighs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers Hendrix and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewitt were
callers at the G. N. Hendrix home
Wednesday evening.
John Leno took his son Helmer to
a Bismarck hospital Wednesday.
Several days ago the boy was chipping
glass and a small piece Of flying
glass hit his eye and cut the eyeba1.
What was last heard is that the eye
will have to be removed.
Misses Ann Calquhouh, Merle Chase
and Louise Foell spent the weekend
with their parents.
The dance here Friday night was
we'll attended. Everyone hsd an en-
joyable time. Lipp orchestra fur
.hfGhed the music. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers Hendrix en-
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Sterling

Miss Mildred Johnson OF Sterling
spent the weekend in Driscoll with
her friend Alice Olson.
A large crowd attended the party
at Christ Schoons Saturday night.
The evening was spent in dancing
and playing cards. At midnight Il
delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. Helmcr Meland Of Sterling
spent the weekend with relatives in
Driscoll.
Eddie Eisenbeisz is employed ut
the Max Lang home north Of Sterl-
ing.
Miss Veronica Riley spent the
weekend at Helmer Meland's.
Mrs. W. A. Siles was town CALL
err Saturday.
Miss Charda Jacobson left for Bis
marck Saturday, where she expected
TO stay until Monday.
The Sterling high school students
are planning a program for Valen-
tine day They are all looking for
ward to having a real good time.
NJ. J. Olson and daughter Alice Of
Driscoll were town callers Saturday.
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children called on Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
Saturday evening.
Rev. Foss Of the Lutheran church
conducted English services here Sun
day morning. In the afternoon he
attended the Young Peoples meeting
up north which met at the home Of
Mrs. Herbie Gunderson.
Miss Lucille Gustafson stayed over
night Monday with her friend Lii
liam Meland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and Mr..
and Mrs. John Stieg spent Sunday
evening at the M. j. Olson home.
Saturday during the hunt 400 rab-
bits were shot. Sunday 40 rabbits
and one coyote and Tuesday another
drive was on at Chris Schoon's place.
Miss Emma Kuck has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Arnold Carlson,
for few days.
Dora Jensen visited with Alice Oh
son over Monday night.
High School Notes
The English vi class has organized
and become the Friday English
Club" The purpose of the club is
the improvement of the use of the
English language by its members.
The club has decided to contribute
notes to be published with the Dris-
coll news items.
The seniors are practicing for their
play, June Time" That meats that
their evenings will be busy with re-
hearsals. Monday evening Raymond
Ersland visited the play practice and
took Bills part as he couldn't come
on account of the bad roads. Every
one enjoyed good laugh.
The students in citizenship class
are giving reports from Community
Life" pamphlets. Last Thursday Miss
Runey visited our citizenship class.
The commercial law class has some
pretty good arguments. Mr.. Nc
Curdy is going to be consulted on
some questions that we cannot set
tic.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

The last series of the revival meet
ings were held ut the hall Sunday
night.
Werner Lagerval was q Sunday
dinner guest at the Lawrence Larkie
home.
I, The Thain basketball teams met de-
feat on the Elgin floor Friday eve
ming. The boys score was IL to 8,
girls 18 to 0.
Mrs. John Korte was taken to the
Mandan hospital Friday where she
was operated on for appendicitis.
Mr. Martell, the county agent, ex-
poets to organize boys and girls
calf. club Tuesday at the Thain
school.
Glen Roberts was q Carson visitor
Monday.
Carl Hanson has been i'll this week
with an attack Of the grippe.
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Steiber

Miss Hazel Jones was a passenger
with the mail carrier Thursday go
ing in to Regain to take her music
lesson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
children were visitors at the julius
Olson home Friday evening.
Miss Cathern Doyle spent the
weekend at Miss Hagstrom's home
in Esthcrville
Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.. Malone were
callers at the Carlson residence Sun
day evening.
Fred Bcrgquist was passenger
with the mail carrier Saturday.
Mrs. {. L. Malone returned from
Bismarck Friday morning where she
had been visiting her daughter Win
ME.
Miss Mary Doyle spent the week
end at the VIM. Hickcl res idcncc.
Julius Olson and Fred Lang have
been putting up ice this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hckel, Mary
Doyle and Delbert Olson spent Sun
day afternoon and evening at the
+. Lang residence in Wilson town.
ship.
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were shoppers in Wing Friday. Mr..
Granville brought a load of coal home
with him.
Fred Pail assisted H. F. William
son in the store Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. B. NJ. Virgin spent Wednes-
day and Thursday at the Hazelgrove
home.
Hugh Mcintyre, small son of Mr..
and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre, was on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler assist
ed at the Hazelgrove home during
the sickness and death of Art Gold
smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Weber are
the proud parents of baby boy
born Saturday, Jan. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Drum called
ut Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Webbcr's
Tuesday forenoon.
Ed Pond was at McIntyre's and had
q load Of feed ground Friday.
Miss Minnie Wagner spent Sum
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tees were
shopping in Wing Friday, afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre spent
Friday evening at Mr.. and Mrs. r..
c. Halver's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner over
Sunday.
A. C. Isaminger was Capital City
visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs: w. H. Stark were
callers at Owen McIntyre's Satur-
day.
Miss Lucille Millman spent the
weekend with Miss Ruth Kerr at
Romeo Bailey's.
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Mrs. E. Jones, Mrs. r. c. Emch aid
Mrs. n. Sept.

Mrs. E. Jones, Mrs. r. c. Emch aid
Mrs. n. Sept.
Primary Notes
We are sad to hear that illness
forbids Beauford Moen from being
with US for at least two more weeks.
We hope he enjoys the magazines
sent him.
Attendance last week was % pres
ent out Of "a enrolled.
A considerable number Of bees in
our hive are under weight.
We have a short period in which
the children drink milk. If your child
is undernourished, take this means OF
bringing him up to standard.
We demonstrated the early cave
mans abode in our sand table this
week.
At a recent meeting Of the Onupow
Camp Fire the girls decided to have
candy sales, These will be held on
Saturday, in order to raise funds Tor
a summers outing.
Church Notes
PRESBYTERIAN church, Sunday, Feb.
10: Leith, morning worship. ut ~;
Sunday school at II. The subject OF
the morning, will be american
vOcaIS. Az ClOch r. lie sHSAC wA'A
be given an illustrated lecture, "Un-
der one Flag" Special music at each
service. Mrs. Bert Finch, superintend-
ent, of the Sunday school. will have
charge of the evening service. Ra-
leigh, Sunday school at 2; sermon at
3 o'clock. Carson, evening worship
at 8 o'clock. Young, Peoples c. r
meets at Z o'clock. The services OF
the day will be in keeping with the
memory Of the man whose birth we
celebrate, Feb. IL. We extend cor
dial invitation to all.
Rev. Corbit was at Carson We'd
nesday evening, to attend the ami
versary meeting Of the Boy Scouts
of America. Mr.. Corbit had a set OF
slides to illustrate Boy Scout work
to the local organization.
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Proposed Bill Would
Raise Standards For
State School Office

Two bills concerning educational
affairs will be introduced by the
house committee on education, it was
decided last night.
One will be concurrent resolution
submitting to vote Of the people
proposal to amend the constitution
to require higher standards of quail
fication for the state superintendent
Of public instruction. Under the pro-
posed law, the superintendent would
be required to be graduate Of
reputable college or university Of
fering q regular four-year academic
course and also would be required to
hold the highest grade Of teachers
certificates.
The present qualifications arc
that the superintendent must be at
least rs years of age and qualified
elect4r of the state. The change is
sponsored by the School Officers
association Of the state, at whose re-
quest the measure will be introduced.
The other bill would change the
present statute that teachers exam
nations must be given four times
year to provide one examination
each August. The state superintend-
ent of public instruction would be
given power to hold additional exam
nations if the number of candidates
warranted them. According to
sponsors of the bill, four examina-
tions year result in only few can
didates at each examination.
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EdgenOnt

Several young folks were visiting
with. Gustavc Schatz Sunday even
ing. They were Albert Anderson,
Lauritz and Richard Adams, Ken
meth Brown, John Pool. Hank and
Ed Schatz and Eddie Johnson.
Rudolph and Davold Schaeffer
were vesiting with Edwin and Ed
mund Schatz Sunday evening.
Gus and Hank Schatz were visit
ing with Laurits Adams Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hochhalter, Pau
line and Susie Schatz, were Sunday
dinner guests at George Hochhalters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hochhalter at.
tended the funeral of their cousin,
Mr.. Hcinely at Glen Ullin Tuesday.
Harold Brown was an overnight
guest at his uncle's, Nelse Peterson
Tuesday.
lnga Adams was visiting Esther
Johnson Sunday evening.
Mrs. Frey and little daughter re-
turned to her home in Wisconsin
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folkrod were callers
at the Alta store Friday afternoon.
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Temperature and
Road Conditions

(Mercury readings a. a. N.Y.
Bismarck-Cloudy,2 below: roads
good.
St. Cloud-Clcar. 2 below: roads
good.
Minot-Cloudy. 2 below: roads
fair.
Jamestown-Clear. below: roads
poor.
Mankato-Clear. 10 below: roads
fair.
Devils Lake-Cloudy. ID below:
roads fair.
Winona-Cloudy. ~ below: roads
fair.
Crookston-Partly cloudy. IL be-
low; roads drifted.
Rochester-Clear, IL; roads fair.
Hibbing-Clear. Is below: roads
drifted.
Mandan-Cloudy. 2 below: roads
good.
Fargo-Clear, below; roads good.
Grand Forks-Clear. 6 below:
rodas fair. !
Duluth-Clcar. 8 below: roads fair.
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BISMARCK CACERS SCORE 1914 WIN
OVER MANDAN BRAVES LAST EVENING:
GAME PROVES FAST AND HARD FOUGHT
Both Teams Play Stellar
Games, Work Hard For
Victory in Basketball Class
sic-Bismarck Seconds De-
feat Mandan PapOOses in
Preliminary Game BY Is TO
8 Score

Bismarck scored a 10 to ii win
over Mandan last evening in Il game
which proved fully as fast and just
as hard-fought as the last encounter
between the two quints.
Mandan led Bismarck by two
point margin at the end of the first
quarter, with the score 3 to but
bismarck gained narrow lead in
the second quarter, the score being
II to 8. Mandan scored a field goal
in the third quarter, while Bismarck
went scoreless and this period ended
with the score III to 10 in BismNrcks
favor.
During the last quarter the De
mons spurted and gained eight
points, while the Braves added four
to the tally.
The game during the first half
was secsaw. with first one team and
then another taking the lead.
The entire game was hard FOUGHT
and every man on both teams did his
best and worked his hardest.
Scitz started the scoring for Man.
dan in the first quarter with short
shot and followed it up few minutes
later with another. Helbling and
Borrcscn each contributed one TO
the tally, both of them shot from
close in.
Wutzke Scores First
For Bismarck. Wutzke dropped ono
in to start the scoring and Olson
contributed two points on short
shot. dollhouse then sank two free
throws to make Bismarck's total SIN
to Mandan's eight.
During the second quarter. Bis
marck added five points through the
medium of free throw and long
shot by Wutzke and nice one by
Olson. Mandan went scorclcss this
period.
Mandan, through the medium of
Heidi, scored Il beautiful long shot
during the third quarter, with Bis
marck failing to gain any more
points and making the score / to
10 in Bismarck's favor.
In the final quarter, as in the last
Mandan Bismarck game, both teams
showed more speed and this period
was a fight from beginning to end.
Wutzke dropped in free throw
shortly after the quarter began and
Olson followed suit with Il string of
three field goals, all three short
ones. LIGHTHOUSE contributed the
final score almost at the end Of the
game when h" made a free throw.
making the final score 10 to Ia.
The box score:
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NEWS0F OUR NEIGHBORS

tertained Sunday evening at three
tables of progressive whist, high
honors going to Mrs. c. N. Hendrix
and Charles Enders and consolation
to Mrs. lnez Hanson and A. w. Quasi.
Charles Enders was a passenger on
the train to Bismarck Monday MORN
ing.
Miss Pauline Beck attended a party
at Hazelton Sunday.
Miss Pauline Schlecht is visiting
with her sister. Mrs. John Renchler,
of Emmonburg, N. d.
Misses Katie Thomas, Julia Heis-
Ter, Alvina and Bertha Beck were
callers at the John Weber, ST., home
Sunday afternoon.
Merle Buck of Hampton was a call
err here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlecht left the
fore part Of the week for Selby, S.
d., to attend the funeral Of niece.
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Lark

Miss Hattie Kreft and brother Eric
were Carson callers Tuesday.
George Nicolay, who resides south
Of town, installed a Delco lighting
plant this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shick transacted
business at Carson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bohn returned
to Lark from Hannaford. N. D.,
Thursday evening. They expect to
reside in the dwelling recently va
Gated by the John Culver family.
Mrs. Elmer Brandt is reported
greatly improved, although she is
still unable to return home from
Flasher where she is under doctors
care.
Repre- Sc NATIVE Peter Keulieber of
THAN district returned from Bis
marck Saturday to spend the week
end with his family.
as depot agent Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Brewster, who has been spend
ing some time at Minneapolis, accom-
panied him home.
Little Eileen O'Connell was taken
treatment for pneumonia. Mr.. O'Con-
HSIl, WIN tcdSHcS Tic u0Iu uI&l
school, accompanied her. He re-
turned home Saturday.
A surprise party was given at the
Olaf Hanson home Saturday evening.
Dancing was the chief enjoyment of
the evening.
The THAN consolidated school gave
their p. T. A. meeting on Friday eve
ming. Owing to the absence Of both
the president and vice president, Miss
Lois Pnante, the intermediate teacher,
took charge Of the meeting. A splen-
did program was given by the school
children and number of very good
selections were given by the German
church choir of Carson. New COM
mittees were appointed to take charge
Of the lunch and program for next
meeting. A very delightful social
hour was spent, after which luncheon
was served.
Miss Viola Morisel, Hattie Kreft
Eric Kreft, Albert Vogel and Werner
Lagewal spent Tuesday evening at the
E. j. Daily home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Haven were Carson
callers Thursday.
Warner Lagerva1 and Jay Dine,
were business callers in Flasher Sat.
urday.
The Henry steigmann children Of
Thain district are having a siege Of
the measles.
Mrs. Chas. Werner returned from
Flasher Saturday evening. She has
been taking treatments from doctor
there for the past two weeks.
DR.. Purden, the Elgin dentist, spent
Monday and Tuesday at the Thair
school examining and giving the chill.
dren dental attention. 8
Viola Mousel, Hattie Kreft, Mar.
garet Miller. and Mrs. +. J. Deily and
children visited ct the l. H. Weyricl
home Sunday.
MiSs WilmAWsyner spent the week.
end With her parents north ef Lark
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Fights Last Night

(By The Associated Press)
New York-Spider Pladner, fly
weight champion of France, defeated
Morrachini G5).
Berlin Hans Breitenstraeter, Ger
many. fought draw with Francis
Charles, France 10).
Savannah, Ga.-Pinkey May, Savan-
nah. knocked out Hip Sing Lee, New
York a..
Duluth-Billy Petrolle, Fargo, N. D.,
Knocked out Willie Ames, Barberton,
Ohip, 90. Russie Leroy. Fargo, out
pointed Norm Genet, Akron, Ohio
(1O).
Eau Claire. Wis., Mark Judge, St.
Paul, knocked out Billy Ehmke, Min
neapolis ca.
Mitchell, s.. D.--Marion Hainss,
Mitchell. defAa*ad Fanny Mcclure,
Sioux Falls l10).