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LATONIA RESULTS

elsin,,ns; s-yess,sld aad 's up@Psosps, ' los
Less K. los q, Bsrret,J. 80. is. $2'S IS. second
No Quarter. 100 fHeigle,. Si7.42. third. Time
l:i2rs Busy Flo; Dandy Brush. Vase, Mary
second race: .. Of mile; Greenup purse.
I Pl1mhssG Is Fopn s slos4 sss $ i
p.Sonr f%s rop saDs3 Rss1
BIZ. Punch. Indy AND Jem also ran.
ca Thru ra. or s Hles and guSs lsO
Royal son ito iR. znechinii $3.50, 1855.
second Marlboro. l13 w crumpl. S77s,
Loretta Brocks, Jack RABBIT and ei amo also
Fourth race: = of mile: purse. 3, 500;
,iie ID. conncllyi: ss7s. 50 ss sa's2. Won N:
valense: ;os w. Barrett. - AZ. s43s, scc-
Reaa Aipn jimmie Shannon sham ma' and f poee
mar r,,. Day also rem an. o.. , 49,
ali,ss--Es ster stockinss i2s tcrumnl $50
i a. out s won pnR Lly ia Poon
out, third. Time. 2oSss. Darkness and
Pere D'or also, ran.
Nv. pnon s4s %. slssa s,oo "on Me- Ne
i:i3s, Chicoia. Harry W. Brown. Billie
leonard. Mount LOGAN, Lamkin, Rufe Nc
Uarln. Bonifern. Maiden's Tryst and Louise
seventh race / LIS miles; purse. 1880:
10 W. for =, Il ss ID
and CASSIE ica r. Roof s' II =, o. th SD
sa@ca storease Pair aro pSWsn nes No oT Hs.
F'l' Loncchamps and Alta also ran.
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LINCOLN RESULTS

,ns FRS, v rare :, mi. mile pnrSe isOo claim
porta ioi 10 Dubois. $3.50 and i 8 20. sec
md, HnntSman. ITO -, Leviandl. sSee
, t,nsno T Marc ws,a Little Ggines CAP
ran. "'''
Second race: 81 furlonss: purse, 200 al
us III Richards, sa4 "a, siisa aud ssas,
s nG :; c os .a assSs Ell rs 81 s.lapd
g AlenS, sao4s third :" Time M'T ios;, CIa1d
G. Platoon, Greendale Conversation Strike,
X psloma. Eatondnn, Eminencc and Me
Third race; ;. mile: purse. $1,000; claim
Ing Area, s,y;ssr-oids end nnGolden RACKET. io4
$50 s q , Seeond' Fairy Mar ~ w cnrrsr
nervus aud shasta pine also ran '''''''
:, Fourth race: s., tprlonSs purse. 4 900;
oldss.-veSmajo; ito jHsrdy', s "a. sa.as and
s2 go w NON ...N Wiradc ils petsrne,n So 2
BIZ Gun and Bis Brother also ran ram '''''''
added ior tespS ama up
s3,S T "nS sig BesS ii i cTa,Smiis
w FronE1. st6s. third G'' Time rs' aos son CHI
ESQ Craftsman, Mike Hall, Sir Harry, Mad
Kiev: Rolled stockins' Heiens Babe and
Crystal pennant also r9n: -. -.
nnrse soo oW e Sie n,shSas pnpis
and upward-Martie FLYNN, Ill 20. Meyer,
$a64' 80 20 and g. 50 won; Ida O'Day. io2
fR poesetO. $l4 - and s6 ~, second
Rolls Rovce, ils H. Pichon> S. as, third
Time. las, Aleader. inauisitor and Lsddie
also ran.
seventh race; i,a miles; purse. Al. 300,
claiming: for 3-year-ons and up--Crosseo,
lot tpichonl, S62 So S24.t II aud Sill 10, won
Eleven sixty, IFS tFronkl. $SS Of and SiS "a
second. Breht Shawl. 1902 IN Philpon.
Ss90. third Time. i46 Horasby. Smiths
Gus FLYING Torch. Patricia, Marian, Car.
toon Chairman. Isostasy and Friar Mint
also ran,
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First raee; ga mile; Sweet Money Purse Purse
Hula. 1909 ~. Bethel. 10 to /. TO /. 2 TO !,
second Emplettc. i04 lBradleyj, S to q
third. Time, 1882. Irish Holiday. Susan
Rnehart. Dance. Coauettish, Macday: Blue
Meteor. Command, Consent and Colonei S
Daughter also ran.
tan Handicap; $1,000 added; for 3-year-olds
and up-Bridegroom, 104 -. Callahan. t.
5. out, out, won: IronstdeS. 1875 fMcAtee =
out, out. second: Friar's Hope 90 GO. Rose
out. Time. l4a.
Third race: So. furlonss: whirl Stakes
olds-Dr Freeland. ITO fMaibenl. to l.
5 to 2. even. won: Chatover, ITO tBa.er'.
to 2. even. second. Ma Me, i07 tKurtsinserl
4 to l. third. Time. OF. knight. John p
and Lycidas also ran.
Fourth race: mile and 20 yards: Mount
Vernon Handicap; $4,000 added; for 3ycar-
olds and up-Juggler. % fE. WATERS. 10 70
/. to !, 5 to 2, won; Black Panther ~
,Kqrtsinssr. to |: third -, Time ,ts
ford Tuskegee and Canter also ran.
Fifth race: 1855 feet less than - Of mile
Woodlawn Purse: purse; 81, 900; claiming e
M. Garner. 10 to 5. TO s. TO 10. won
Herade. ITO tRattn. S to 2. 7 TO 5. second
Bramstar. lls MOON. s to 5. third. Time
SARATOGA. Mote, Ruby Keller. Sport Hslla ban
Sam Beau. Fire Watch. Jim Bean Tor
pointer and Hat, Brush also ran.
Sixth raees; 81 furlonss; Cherry Purse
Farmer, 1913 .Kelsay,',i, 13 e s. even. to 2
10, second: Grey Coat. l03 tO'Donn.in. ia
2; third. Time. i;o7as. Sons. and Dance
Grey Chief. Westovers Ibby, Beau Temps
and Glen Ea gle also rem.
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RACELAND RESULTS

T race q ,sPong d RnrsE saoP an
s SIS xd LOO nI. tGn ~ l2a rag VS.
s4.o4. second. Pot Hot. liz nuther). s344.
ha T snS roc yo Mel also s1n race
Second race: ,, of q mile; purse, 800
S ker. io4 X s7s2. 1890 27o, won;
second n Fallen Leaf 10! ,ATon, S5ts third.
Time, i:l3fs,.- George. Northern Star; Noun
tain Crest Or. sisk and Wiswag also ran.
Third race: AZ furlonSs; purse, $500:
Sand, Ill {Peyis, 1919, $40 s3ss y yo .
third. Time. 05s. vireinia Flynn. Spanish
Miss, Sunday, Wstergap and Ketchup also
ran.
Fourth race: p Of mile; purse $500 20 .;
f EmeIie' 100 50' W. xerny s5ss 81 o. ss5s
s %S9 h"sts 1Gs rths saso
Time w l;27 &c, Coils Tokaion' Sign on and
CAP $4,000 added; for s-sesfe olds and up
Barbara. ~ Lutdhaer,;, $2es, SET on.
second Golden POWDER. los H. Cray. out
third. Time, -. Elizabeth also ran; ,o0
csmin a rf for olds and up ps1 Boy
llo KERN. 81 a. 81 r.. S244. won Go Foinq
9I s2st 49, sfS2nd +
i:i53s Mabel Seth. Young April. SPARKLING
Water and Bobbie Shea also ran: .ooo
1903 Kern. s4.o2, &2,s4, $40. won: Mum
Rutsn. l2o Hgthe1,: s4.5o' $40, second
Eishsh race; l-ls miles: purse; 5000 o,
sseba iii '3T the eFo4 an ns saaa Won
SCOT Light, 9S KERN. S322. s2;2s second
Sweet Moneg lo3 SIC oCaI Tr, .22s Ihird
also ran.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY
TO HAVE FIELD DAY

Members OF the Town and Country
Club are looking forward to field day
at the country club. July H. to be
featured by an 1S-hole exhibition golf
match and complete program Of golf
and sport events for the members.
Starting early in the morning, an 1S-
hole handicap tourney will be played
by the man members Of the club. while
at 2 o'clock Tommy Armour and Alex
A. Armour of Congressional will play
in an 18-hole exhibition match against
Fred Mcleod, professional at Columbia
and Arthur B. Thorn, instructor at
Town and Country
Every golfer in the city is invited
to witness the exhibition and Joseph
D. kaufman. president Of the club
hopes large gallery will see the
match.
At 4 o'clock in the afternoon nine
hole mixed Scotch foursome will be
held, while at $40 mems and women's
putting contest will vie with a horse
shoe throwing contest for the interest
of the members. Dinner and dancing
will close the day.
The Town and Country Club has held
field day each year, and this Is the
second annual event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
PARAMOUNT RESULTS

ei! Ki1it nor or s oas ana P@!S
s7.ss. St Won joyous ioa IN RUSSELL, $50
$50. second Mama. io7 p. Mo1eri. si254
th5e T NH. se ss ond Pds Nspess
also ran.
second race; so furlonss. pure, Z, 1905. 99a,
qss ayssnolds sn' ~ e. y 81 Ds %os
Ss II FaI fs q1s m e. 'f psy H Honr
tF1o 0ebl Rsntr1b6@. msrlofy seth Coral Rect.
coverlet Ourfida Southern Kiss also ran.
Third race: 81 fgrlongs, oOtss' . 1000 1000
5 5gs s Kstrind h'' i 95 "Horyssh ais =
s taseso Ds s1i3s c.r 40 D os
spsrnslee). f4.2s. third. Time o. Ma
Fo2ie. louisville. Sister Pal Jean Bruce and
ItndeT also ran.
yoIPna fi" Handicap, purse. Il 300 Tor 3-yeef-
a 1gid snd - For,1nste GIRL lo5 X. Ho,;
a Timer $40 2aE second rJr1ispnce[, l lls
r Smith ~, th,rq I LIZ E,nt IIh sils
| ilgher also ran.
fifth ,aes; Hotel jefferson H9edndespP rs
Chancellor. Jog n RUSSELL - 30 q a. oa Y
out. third. Time, 1915 oenia also ran
H q, n sbd nprsf 9so fS b
sni,bt!, it2s5 ss3s u y; Won Higb LID,
| Down. i02 Timer. xs92, third Time, As
! Cleo Ocean Current. Oregon Fir ~. Lara
j bee Sweepstakes. Flrth Of Tay Whisky Run
and Erumina slso ran.
! -lsIn1lng for 5-yrar -oids and up Spanish
hster. igs g wilisefms1 t.so .3S3 IA q
/ conn FlnIsnd. Ilg fCfeesel. ~ so third
Time. ! IS Msrsbo0 Biloxi Governor Seti
| Eishlb race IA miles: purse, 81 900
| Claiming; for s-yesi Odds and up elias o
l0s tPsrmalee!, ts4s, . 20 81 3d. won
/ astss Bacon. % tMcTsgue(. 81 third Time
Gs FiJe DOG. Gee Ef Gee, Post Dispatch
/ F8n.
t,eoggia's frst dog racing track open
I'd IN q suburb NJ Atlanta recently. Ultt
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FORT ERIE RESULTS

Fri o '.ss = ' an sarss 200 AMI s'
Manu. sGs9 AZ 4 ~ So ;, X son seeo san
s sSespsslnl 80 lo5 's s6sefef s5s5 third
rant Jade snowfall, billy warren Collar
hda Rose. Nki and James + oHara also
second race: mile; nurse. y oGo cleime
ing; for 8-yesr -oIds. and Up ioaied in Gan p
s = IL ' ~on AP Plaa1ef. ios u smith, "a as
IS 40 second. IFS and hnds t0s 'Bgrns,'
ees.2o third Time, - &c Cedara crest Cres.
Third race: miles purss = 600 &C CLAIM K,
9s sye"o IS aoa ?, won htwood
i0e RAILS, - 70. - n. second Tiay Fare
f0s n Msnub. $50, thifd. Time ~
0nen Hand Atomin, Aponka and Rare Vim
Fourth I race: ., milo purse. $1,000 Claim
ing. for 3-yesr-olds snd upn5anta S"s e
svnIn i09 MANN S340. 70 40. second
pledge i03 Smith, g so. miro Time
is SNOW sh9 ,,s,s p h1n@ 9sa ran Holly
'g rim ' ace: II mile and 70 yards Nc
Inernes Handicap purse. $500. for 3c-1yeat,'
old, and no nean 81 me W neerv i msr, -
liz Ishaeffer, "a 90. " 80, second; scth's
Hope 100 MeIvor,. 49, third Time l:A4ss.
H1phrates, Alans Bay aud Patricia J also
si.th race nile a"a 70 yaf tds , n.5tlc
oq 90 ana q 81 aOTaes s os 1 @aeh o5
III i'F fryon, f3S5 third Tine, i4s Hum
s SEVENTH th' rae s@ r. niles purse o %,
lRaIlsi, IS 10. IS IS 50 So Won Rydal ho p
| Watch he Time liz Burns s4lo thru
Time, 10 Nofthland. Hapky Rice ana
Amen-ifa also ran
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WENTWORTH RESULTS


First race: ss mile: purse, $1,000: claim
ine; for 2-year-olds-V iolado. ln7 tHarveyl.
$3.50. S5.35 $3.50. won: DR.. Ralston, lot
fMcTaggertl, S9l5, $685.. second Oncora,
l04 Chalmers S430, third Time. I:0las.
Kathleen B.. Charlemagne, Billy Basil,
Saucy Polly, Troy Miss and Hamca also ran.
Second race. "a mile: purse. $1,000; claim
ing; for 3-year-clds and up--Torrence, l03
tMcGinnis}. $500 $500 $325, won: Sun
Baby, 100 Harvey sl2.7o. IS 30. second
Master Sweep, lis MOORE. $3.50. third.
Time, :26. Lady Herbery. Salvage. Candy
Maker. Linen King, Apple Pie Flag of Truce
and Partake also ran.
Third race: ., mile; Roscdale Hsndica o:
purse. si500; for 3-year-olds and up-The
Heather, ia Harvey. 1890. s5.5S, 50 So.
won; Adamas. liz tWaIlsi. s370. $2.35. sec
ond Lieutenant I'd. 112 Barnes. S225.
third. Time. i;ll's Wandering Minstrel
and Blind Cast also ran.
Fourth race: lie miles purse. $1,000;
claiming; for 4-year-oldS and up--John5 Will
liam. I'd, % (McGinnisl. $29,25 slS 40. $50.
won; Temeraire, 90 tWalis). Sll 40. $3.50.
second: Wheatstick. i0s tMsnnl, $3.50.
third. Time, l:59's. Beavcrwood. JAKE.
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Important Figure Ring Congressional to Hold buffers huen
Great Luck. Spring. Links and Roman san

Great Luck. Spring. Links and Roman San
dals also ran.
Fifth race: mile and 20 yards, Detroit
Handicap; purse. $4,000; for 3-year-olds and
won King Basil 1903 Harvey. $40, $3.50.
second: Fairy Maiden, 1902 fSilasl. $3.50.
LA Diva. Silver Song, Edisto and Neaion X.
also ran.
ing; for 3-yesr-olds and up-Irish Marine,
100 o. Stevens, $40. s3.15. $3.50. won:
Mothers Son, 90 ROBSON; - g. 81 sef T,ms
1895. John W. Weber. The Third Prince
Name 1t end The Major also ran. nan.
claiming; for 3-year-oIds and up--Gay
Partisan, l01 III Thomasl, sis40, $500
81 SIS, won CoEwheel. 100 tMcTaggertl, - ,05,
IS IS. second Outstep. OF (McGinnis,. - 40
third Time. l:469s. Jeb Lower Five, Boca-
ratone and Slice also ran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
MANDELL -O'DONNELL GO
INDEFINITELY DELAYED

GAINESVILLE, Wis. July Z up. The
l0-round bout between Sammy Mandell,
worlds lightweight boxing champion,
and Johnny c. ODonnell Of ST, Paul,
scheduled for July II has been indefi-
Niteiy postponed.
The bout will take place sometime
after the Tunney-Heeney engagement
in New York July 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
UZCUDUN STOPS GERMAN
IN EUROPEAN TITLE GO

BY the Associated Press.
SEBASTIAN. Spain. July Pauline
Uzcudun, basque heavyweight. Knocked
out Ludwig Haymann, German cham
pion in the eleventh round Of their
match for the European heavyweight
title here tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
PENN LOSES 11s ATHLETES.

University of Pennsylvania lost lis
athletes through graduation this year.
This was the largest number of ath-
letes to be eliminated in the history Of
the institution. There was che three
letter man with several who have won
two awards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
LOTS OF FAIRGROUNDS.

There are Fairgrounds IN ais cities
In the United States and Canada, OF
these 1921 have year-round supervision
of recreation. total of S32 1911, 736 was
spent for municipal recreation facilities
IN 1927.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

~ the hssoc1ated PEees.
North Carolina State Colleges new
exUtair1 Of basket bail and track Is a
versatile athlete. His name Is Hank
Young He is q forward at basket ball
and high jumps broad Jumps and
throws The layeliis on the track 1an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

ct LOUIS. july 7 Ga7) Earnes' o.
Ssftj feet footed cWfsider, who VS.
sen, to the Minneapolis club NJ 'he
American Ass3cls ton Of ten~day on
t3np after he helreo The Cardinals
In tbs 1927 dri,e. has been recalled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
CONWAY LEAVES SCHOOL
POST TO PRACTICE LAW

william Bib Conway. eff1clent
and popular athletic coach al Macfar-
land Junior High School, hes resigned
10 enter upon the practice Of law
He completed his law course tniS
month and lost no time hanging out
his Single
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-25
American Legion
Annual Election

At the regular meeting OF the
American Legion held TUESDAY
evening J. ]. Rooney was elected
commander for the ensuing year
Helmer Fromdahl, vice commah-
der; Harry Inman, adjutant; a
M. Foor, historian, |. l.. jensen
chaplain and Bob Balbinot- ser
geant-at arms.
Supt. F. H. Livingston met with
the legionnaires to discuss with
them ways in which they could
cooperate with the school in put
ting on the Memorial day program
1t was voted to secure } Il.
Rucker of Culbertson to deliver
the Memorial day address if he is
available. The committee named
to arrange the program of the
day was j. j. Rooney, A. M. Foor
and H. n. Marion.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-25
INITIAL MEET OF
SCOBEY-WOLF PIT.
WOLVES ACCEPT INVITATION
TO PLAY GOLF ON NEW
NORTH co. LINKS

A party of about 20 Wolf Point
golfers. including 16 who entered
the inter-club match, visited SEQ
bev last Sunday at the invitation
of the Scobey Golf club. Sixteen
pIavers from each club made up
eight foresomes, with two players
from each town in each playing IL
holes. The lowest number OF to-
tai strokes used by each club de-
termined the result. The WON
Point team included several new
members who are just beginning
and were barely able to nose out a
12-stroke victory over the Dan
iels county players.
No great emphasis was placed
on winning or losing, the pleasure
of meeting and playing with nelgh-
boring golfers and playing on the
new course offered the big thrill
of the meet. The locals have only
praise for the splendid manner OF
their entertainment by the Scobey
club and for the excellent ne"
course. which they describe as
we'll laid out, good length and Wen
kent A number of the Scobey
plavers show a lot of class.
The tentative schedule for the
next three weeks is:
May 27, Glasgow; June B. Rlcn-
ev: June 10 Scobey, all at won
Point
Scores At Scobey
Scobey:
Johnson Sc, Bowler 92, J. Col
linson 90, McDougall "a, Cllfforo
"a. A. Collinson 95, Horvick 80
schafer 81, Stephens SO, Hanson
90. Bystrom 100, Peterson 100, /
w. Collinson 102, Hauge lof
Sandwich 10S, Kilgore 112. SEQ
bev total. IS holes-1574 Par fol
1S hole on the Scobey course is "
/ Wolf Point:
Cook sc, Flint Sc, Burgess 80
CHAPMAN 90, Davey SO, Catlin 80
Livingston 81, Foor 9S, White 80
O. c. Johnson 9S, Erickson SO
Wamsley 80, Rogers 100, Prem
dergast 1O1, Brownlee 1O5, Knut
son 12S. Wolf Point total i
holes. 1862. Difference in favo
of Wolf Point. II.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-25
Corn Club Workers
Re-Organize AT McCabe

Reorganized with nine members
the Poppy Workers Corn club OF
McCabe will continue the work
started last year. Club officers
are: Geo. Sather, president; Ar
den Olson, vice president; Ken
meth Olson, secretary; Alton Oh
son, yell leader.
The club is working under the
leadership of Rev Rhode OF the
Danish Baptist church of McCaDe
and will meet every second ana
fourth Friday of the month.
The club was organized May 4
and will hold the second meeting
at Harvey's, May 25th at elght
o'clock. Carl Rhode and Alton
Olson were selected as a member
ship committee.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-25
Judge Frank P. Leiper
Files For Reelection

Local friends and acqualntanceS
of Judge Frank P. Leiper OF the
Seventh judicial district are pleas
ed to learn that he has filed with
the secretary of state his petition
to become a candidate for re-elec-
ton. The Seventh judicial DIS
trict comprises Dawson, WlpauA'
McCone and Richland counties.
Judge Leiper has served elghl
wears as district judge, before
which he was county attorney Oh
Dawson county and practiced law
in Glendive for many years. he
has also served on the supreme
court commission. Both as law
yer and judge he has made
splendid record and is known as
one of the states ablest and most
fearless jurists.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-25
TOM SAUNDERS
STRUCK ON HEAD
NINE YEAR OLD VICTIM OF
! SHOT PUTTERS NARROWLY
ESCAPES DEATH

Tom Saunders, age 8, received a
severe injury on his head Sunday
morning. when struck by IL
pound lump of lead hurled by IL
year-old William Weeks. A num-
ber of the older boys were practlc-
ing putting the shot" near the
H. C. Saunders home on west
Fairweather street, as they had
often done before. Tom was look
ing on and got too near the path
of the shot and the missile flew
somewhat wild of the intended
course. 1t hit him on the side OF
the head just above the right ear.
The lump of metal feels heavier
than it really is, and to handle II
and note it's irregular shape, is to
marvel that the boy was not in
stantly killed The yells OF MS
companions warned him and he
must have lodged in a way &c
make the blow glanclng one. Inc
ball travelled about 80 feet before
it hit the child.
Skull Dented
A physician was summoned and
hurried to the home. The boy was
taken to the doctors office for ex
animation and later returned &c
his home. A fracture was found
and at first it was believed an op
Grafton would be unavoidable, but
at this time Tom is doing fine anc
it is thought an operation will not
be necessary.
i At the time of the accident MI
Saunders was out at his farm Oh
the Cottonwood, 50 miles or more
north. Fred Small drove out tt
the place to take the news to the
father, who drove to town tina
night.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-25
BIG CONFIRMATION
CLASS AT lST LUIH

At a special service of confirma-
ton on Sunday morning at ll:oo
a. M, May 9th large class VIII
he received into the adult mem
bership of First Lutheran church'
Next Sunday being Pentecost sun
dav adds to the impressiveness OIL
the occasion. The members OF the
class are Ruth Hveem, Marina
Birkeland, Ruth Hanson, Gather
inc Catlin, Ruth Nedrud, helen
Iisterud. Harold Nieman, Merrill
Nieman. Norman Stille, Lief Birk-
land William Rygg and Gilbert
Hide. At the last meeting OF the
class they decided to organize
that they might continue together
both socially and in aiding IN the
nrogram of the church. The OF
ficers of the class are Gilbert
Hide. president; Helen Listerud
v5ce-president; Ruth Nedrud, sec
rotary. Lookout Committee, VII
liam Rygg, Frances Nahum, lnez
Olson, Catherine Catlin, Norman
Stille. Bible Glass committee Is
Ruth Hveem, Harold Nieman
Martha Birkland.
beautiful leather bound Bibles
with topical helps will be present
cd TO the class from the congrega
ton as they enter the adult mem
bershir of the church.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-25
IoHNsoNs TO MINNESOTA

The Rev. and Mrs. A. 0. john
son will leave next week for a
trip to Minnesota Mrs. Johnson
will stop off at Moorhead to visit
at the home of President Brown
of Concordia college and then VIII
go on to attend a meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary federation at
MINNEAPOLIS. Rev. Johnson Will
also attend a church conference IN
the Twin Cities. With Corrinne
and the baby Mrs. Johnson ex-
poets to spend some time at the
lakes and at Austin, Mimi, before
returning. The two little BOYS
will visit their grandparents dur
ing the summer.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-25
Cottonwood Rancher
Arrested For Branding

Tom Simonsen, whose home is
on the Cottonwood was arrested
Tuesday on a charge of branding
other peoples cattle. The animal
in question is a yearling heifer
said to belong to S. J. Seth of
Waska. A. M. Foor, deputy coun-
ty attorney, and Frank Bannister,
deputy sheriff, went to Simon
sens home and Simonsen accom-
panied them to Wolf Point. The
preliminary hearing was held be-
fore Justice Charles Gordon. Sim
onsen pleaded guilty and was
placed under $4,000 bonds which
were furnished by Sjur Tjon and
A. Lindsay. Information will be
filed in the district court on the
next law and motion day, June 8.