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captured individual honors also.
sophornores finished second with 10
points, the Preparatory class tniro
with and the Freshmen fourth with o.
Juniors did not score.
Miss McVan won the wand drlll ana
the horse vault To earn her 10 taliies.
Margaret Du Bose and Katherine
Buster. both sophomores. TOOK secoha q
mace in the individual scoring, with
points apiece. while Lucille Dn Bose
q senior finished third with 6
Following the meet student-faculty
basket ball game was staged the S'"
dent six winning. "a to 20.
Judges for the meet were Dr reIcl-
val Hall. president OF the college MISSES
Grace Coleman and Hazel Thompson
Events were judged on three points
Posture. rhythm and form.
Summaries
wand dfll~-wnn ~ Alice MrNao ~r.'''im
Katherine Buster third Catherine bi"hT',".
Cabsihcnitp- Won rs Theima Dyer rfr'
ond Marie Corrfttt. thitd katheftnG bHdstri
nun4lihcil drtii--W Won las i.uciil" iiu h"-r
second Margaret Dn Bose u"'". ha'"'' '"'
Buster ,,, -, = mia
Apparatus tpafallei hars "-- Won by ',,lM'
GonfIey s.cond Rathern" Hustler th"u'
Vauii thor-e Won hy. Alirr Nh an
aecnnd Jane Keliev. third. Lhfiile llh h'is' ~
In,lts,t ,tuh duiI--Wnn rs Mafgared n
Base -es,ind suzanne ~uit'ki 'h'fh' NAM
crime Buster
with margin Of ~ points over their
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Rain halted play In the elementary
school schlag ball leagues yesterday New
dates will be set for the three games tnat
we're cardcd In the Plaza and Rosedale
division circuits Kenilworth and Ben
ming were to have met on the Rosedaie
court Hayes and EdmondS were
scheduled i'm Section |. at Plaza. while
Ludlow and Thomson we're slated 10
met I'm a Section tilt Members Of
all of these squads will be notified by
their respective playground directors
when the new dates arc agreed upon
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e score Of Yesterdays game

'Batted for peloski 10 ninth
fBaiirsI for Byrne in ainth,
Catholic l. ..... q q q q o q q q 90
wash, and fsee . 0 q q q o.
Rnns-inwdon white Slankef ga. Ef-
rogs~-Duun Mansfield. Long. Two base hit.
--Si"nker Franklin. Stolen hase--Ttps.
Sacri fccs-punn EiRehach. First base gn
hails--OH Foiiard - Struck out--Bs
HVfne 3 hy Foliard
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ThFee-baer hits---ttiItis, TIie. Jahnhian
Slifirs- Jg0.basF bitA--ft0sItn, West. Johns
ton, k9srnfrid. smith. Saerifiees~~-t aFTotl
BigTIpw. NtAlsn base~-->ts~nu 12I. Uau-
bic piAk ---NikteF 20 biliz to Wells. IIsfi dH
basHs--N ~ BsisinEtaB. - Birmingham. d. First
haeF bsll.--4In Wells. 4: oH sheridan, 1 /:
of N0of0lk s struck oUt---By Nell- q /;
bF sheridan. Z bs BFasfon. ! by M8oIf0iL
Z. Pitching frc1rds-~~I0 bits aud runs of
NeIis Ia 5M ianIuRs; u hits un sheridan in
q innings; Il hits and 81 rans IN NaaIfail in
Z19 innings. Z mDiff~--- Ne~srs. NangFafiaB
and DBfien. Time of Rams@<-ss bours and
10 min9tFs.
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THREE D. C. COLLEGE
TEAMS PLAY TODAY

Three mines of the local college group
were listed for action on the diamond
today. Georgetown was 10 play host TO
Vermont at the Hilltop. Catholic Uni
versity WAS at Lexington for a tilt with
Virginia Military Institute and Uni
versity of Maryland was in Charlottes-
vile to open its campaign against
Virginia
Its game yesterday with Bucknell
Cancelled because of wet grounds.
Georgetown was 10 go after its third
victory in as many starts against
Vermont
c. u. was set for a determined stand
against v. NJ l. following the Car
dinals' 40 defeat yesterday at the hands
of Washington and Lee.
Catholic University batsmen were
helpless before Capt. Paul Pollard.
Washington and Lee hurler. in the
game yesterday at Lexington. and the
locals were able 10 get only two hits.
Battler Byrne, on the mound for the
Cardinals. also did well, limiting the
home club to seven hits The Generals.
however. succeeded In punching their
bingles Despite that the field was
swept by strong wind. the nine Inning
game was played in hour and 90
minutes,
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ST. JOHNS TWELVE WINS.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. March 81 tHn
81 Johns College lacrosse team nsherad
~ lha Maryland season yesterday hy
a 1mg defeat 10 iha haW Nulk
University stiekmsn by the score OF
10 D.
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dance viii he held tonight under
Northern A. q. feet b3l team. at tha
Blue Triarslle Hut TVentieth and II
streets, from TO ~ o'clock,
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MONTREAL RIVALS TO BATTLE

NEW YORK, March 81 Ab Ihe
Montreal rivals, Canadiens and Mar0ons
will battle tonight for supremacy ot the
Canadian group Of the National tloekes
League.
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Georgetown Huekneli, vet grounds,
Washington and Lee, 4; tathallr
University. q,
Il0n, a., Wntoord, 10.
Isnchhurg College. III itampdenr
Sidney, e.
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LOS ANGELES March 81 NJ ,-
pitcher John Morrison has been sent "
he Montreal club ~ the international
tAa2Iie ~ the pittsburgh Pirates
Gatribrr William Haeffner Wae trans
fpffea Us tue FeW Y1rk Diaula aud
lrGefdef oe9ige oottIebeT ~ Fort
NpFtn
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leading all other cities in total prize
money won.
Fifty-fiVe of the one hundred and
SOrty-six mems prizes went to local and
Hyattsville boWlers. Sixteen OF the
thirty-one women's awards were cap
tured by Capital City pincttes.
Howard Campbell and Mrs. Irene
Mischoll, both Of Washington won the
two diamond medals offered TO the
winners Of the all-events.
Winners, scores and cash prizes
awarded follow.
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Auto Bodies. Radiators and
tsndera Repaired

Wittstatts, 1888 iath. Bet, r. 4 y
3l1 18th, u Block neloW Ave,
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DISTRICT BOWLERS HEAVY
WINNERS In PIN TOURNEY

w WASHINGTON man and woman
bowlers took five of the eight
wv first prizes In the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress
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By CoRINNE FRAZIER.

~ ENIORS won the annual INDOOR
meet at Gallaudet College yes
terdav afternoon with total ol
u noints Alice McVan. a senior
captured individual honors also
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wOMEN's TEAMS.
MnMENN nnIRIEs

]. Blanche F0ota-Iurephfns
RoreFEe Waterbury Cos SS5 ns
=. MaFzaret Niltner. Tlsis
Fischer Washington GsI On no
=. Blaine Palrfar-Eirrfri1
YauteN Washington 6a0 T,N1
T. E>teile Seel.y- p lie VII
Hans Wa<hiuEtru COS r0Oa
. Hazel Jarrett-Mrs Irrna
NtSchou Wa=hinzt0u f}i}S nt,
, Native RussAil-Violes
Holmes RaltInloFn COZ S0o
:. NJ Ttnceut-C Kirk Nev
Haven ....... SOS : nu
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~ BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March 81
- Punch. punch and more punch
is what the Nationals appear &c
IL need more than anything else
tbnSa DAYS put where thcN are
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1Ios~Ts. n"' "''a5ted class olamOncers
s1tl cF%c'' DlS afternoon a. 3 O'Clock
~ ~ nd y streets southeast
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counter passed away at third base when
the Babe lifted foul to the Barons
I,Nt .rCrr,Nr o,,av1ian
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~9eI House Midget lotsers will gather
f"-sight - g % O'Clock ~ fhe Noel
HoHse Al candidate ne# and Old are
fc gFg0rt
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The Pleasant View school board
held . meeting 1t the teacherage
Tuesday evening.
Paul Greenan hauled . load Of
coal Monday.
Glen McAllister was . business
visitor in Regain Monday.
Miss Hazel Jones went to Nc.
Clusky to zee her father Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel, Miss
Mary uoyle, Mr., and Mrs. C. L.
Malone and Mrs. Harold Baron were
Sunday visitors at John Carlson's.
Mrs. Rergquist and Mrs. G. L.
Malone called on the teachers Tues
day, evening.
George McAllister went to Re-
gan Tuesday to attend to the mix.
ing Of the township gopher poison.
Dennis and Doris Carlson are on
the sick list.
Mr.. C. L. Malone and Mrs.
Harold Baron attended the regular
Legion hall in Regain Thursday.
The Misses Cethern and Rose
Ellen Doyle and Albert Anderson
spent Sunday evening at the Carl
son residence.
A brother Of Mike Bcschee has
rented the farm formerly owned by
G. B. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greenan were
Regain shoppers Saturday.
Otto Uhde and Beecher Malone
motored to Bismarck Sunday to be
In attendance 1T the reception for
the national commander Of the
American Legion, Edward Z. Spaf-
ford.
Mrs. Hickel and Miss Mary Doyle
were Regain shoppers Monday.
]. r. Jones is reported TO be i'm
proving and will b home in :. few
days.
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futile

Ed. George made . business trip
to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moffit are
the parents Of . baby girl. Mother
and daughter reported As doing
nicely.
Philip Palmer returned from the
st. Alexius hospital where he has
been confined several days with IN
attack Of rheumatism.
VIM. Haase has gone to Canada
where he win Be employed some
time looking after his farming in
E. B. Santer and Geo. Mansfield
transacted business In Bismarck
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Alstead called
at the Peter Sorenson home Sun.
Er. and Mrs. David Hinsz Of
Drake visited Sunday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Hinsz's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mehloff, ST.
Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Bickmore
went TO Bismarck Monday. Mrs.
Bickmore had some dental work
done while there. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Roy Gorsline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pietx went to
Wing Wednesday where Mrs. Pietx
cohsulted . doctor concerning her
health.
=. B. Sorenson made . business
trip to Steele Thursday.
Supt. Bertha Williams called ct
the home Of her sister, MrR, z. Fair
child. Tuesday afternoon.
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Welch's Spur

Mrs. John Alsbury and sons, RAN
dolph and Jack, motored to the
Wallace place where they formerly
lived, the first part Of the week.
They tried to catch their turkeys,
but were unsuccessful. Bobbie Ais
bury is staying with his sister, Mrs.
Joe Hill, to 60 to school. He still
attends Boyd No. !, but will 60 to
tho Spur school - soon - it opens.
Mrs. Edith Bruce, teacher in APP
pie Creek district, motored home
Monday 80 @ 70 attend the dance
ct Hazelton that evening.
Leo Dopplef has been seeding for
his brother.in-law, Robsrt WEIGH,
this week. They are putting in the
Mclean place.
Clarence Dofman.. who had some
toes amputated recently, il again
able to b about % usual.
There seems to b quite IN cpl
demic Of flu in this vicinity, rev.
eral fsmilies being quite III.
Chester Boyd and his brother-in-
law, Elmer Funston, moved their
granary to . new location the mid
die Of the week. Mr.. Funston. and
fam. , win live in the granary this
sumner.
The hogs which were cleaning Up
the cornfields on the Wallace place,
were taken back to the LANCER
ranch the latter part Of the week.
Robt. WEIGH and Mr.. ar Mrs.
Earl Snyder were Bismarck visitors
Friday. They called 1t the Barker
bakery to give their guess on the
weight Of the giant sack Of flour
contest.
Mrs. John Nicland spent the
weekend 1t her home. She now
has her sisters little boy staying
with her going to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH and
family and Ed. Doppler were Bis
marck callers Saturday. John
WEIGH called 1t the home Of hid
brother, Robert, IN the evening.
A few Of the young folks Of this
vicinity attended the dance In Brit
tin Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edith Bruce called 1t the
home Of her cousin Robert Welch
Friday evening.
Marcus Trimblay Of Brfttiu
visited 1t the homes Of his uncle,
Ed. Doppler, and cousin, Mrs. Robt,
WEIGH, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Doppler and
sons visited at the Robert Welch
home Sunday evening. Clarence did
not return to town for school Sun
day night as he II suffering from Z
severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McCurrick and
daughter Margaret visited 1t the
Doppler home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Doppler served . late dinner.
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| dolyn visited at Trygg school No.
at Pearl Nelson's Thursday after
noon, being the last day.
Gertie Nelson was . guest at tht
John Anderson home Thursday night
en- route from the schoolhouse.
Irene Anderson visited will
Thelma Anderson near Still Easter
Sunday. They brought her home
from the hospital as there was little
hope tor her.
Charlie Rue purchased some feed
oats from Andrew Trygg recently.
The three Nelson children called
at John Anderson's Friday and went
along with Floyd, Irene and Haze!
to the picnic held by their school
and Trygg school No. 4 by the two
teachers, Mrs. Pearl Nelson and
Gladys Rue. They gave prizes Ia
the race winners. Irene Anderson
received q necklace in . peanut
hunt. ).
John Anderson, Henry Strom and
a number Of others from here went
to Still Sunday afternoon to attend
the funeral of Thelma Anderson, 13-
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Morris Anderson. Irene Anderson
was one Of the six girls acting %
pallbearers. She was one Of her
confirms. ion mates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson and
family motored to Regain Saturday
shopping and transacting business.
A number from this territory
went to the Oscar Landerholm home
last Saturday night and panned
Victor Nelson and Mabel Lander
holm, who were married in Bis.
marck last Saturday. The newly
married couple will make their
home and be employed at the John
Engdahl home this summer.
Bud Nelson came to the Charlie
Rue home Friday night after the
picnic and brought Mrs. Ne:son to
the F. C. Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson, Mrs.
Charlie Rue, also some school pupils
Of Trygg school No. 4 were on the
sick list Friday with the flu.
Pearl and Gladys Nelson, Mar
garet and Gladys Rue and Floyd
Anderson were callers at the Erick.
sons Friday.
Nels Nelson purchased Z new
tractor from q dealer in Wing. He
came out last Friday and tried It
out.
Pete Lundquist, who is employed
by his brother-in-law, Albin Spang-
berg, motorcd to Mckenzie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson and
family were entertained Sunday at
supper by Mr.. and Mrs. Albin
Spangberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Alec An
derson were also guess in the eve.
ming.
Mrs. Alec Lundquist, who has
been visiting q month with her
daughter, Mrs. Albin Spangbcrg,
left to Killdeer to visit her daugh-
ter, Effie, who is married there.
The three Alec Anderson chill
dren, Alvia, Robert and Alton start
ed to the Rock Hill school recently
where Miss Alethia Johns.n from
Driscoll teaches.
Ivan Law moved on the Johnson
place recently and Stanley who
lived in this community, r:oved on
the Law farm.
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and Mrs. Victor Nelson were call
ers ct the Andrew Anderson home
Wednesday night. Mrs. Engdahl
sent for . large Incubator and will
Get Il ct once.
W. c. Gerhke, butcher from Bald
win, came out 70 the Fred SchrUe-
der home Wednesday night and got
. cow and hog he purchased from
them.
Howard, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fol.
ten Nelson, has been absent from
school No. 2 in Cromwell this week.
Alice Swanson visited at the
knowingly Dorman home Wednesday
while getting eggs for to set her
incubtor the second time.
Mrs. Enos Strandemo and son
Eugene and Esther Strandemo mo.
tored 70 Baldwin Saturday shopping
and visited ct the E. E. Strandemo
home near Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mount who
spent the winter here on the Pete
Lips homestead which Enos Stran-
demo rented and moved south Of
Bismarck on the Jennie Moran farm
which they rented are the proud
parents Of . baby boy born IN Bis
marck hospital Thursday.
John Corsbeck and n. A.. Nelson
transacted business in Regan Sat
urday. !
Tom Morris and Marian transact
ed business in Baldwin Friday.
Edwin and Herman Olson left fol-
Grafton Thursday. Herman went
to Bismarck the first part Of the
week and got Edwin, who has been
in Bismarck for some time work
ing. They will Be employed by J.
]. Rue, contractors in concrete
bridge work.
The E. E. Strandemo family from
near Baldwin were recent guests ct
their son Enos' here about IL miles
east from Baldwin in Cromwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Nelson, who
just got settled on the Harris farm,
came down to his parents, F. G..
Nelson's, last Saturday night to get
three children.
Harold Mount, Clarence Starr and
Alec Schoemberger who 10 employed
1t the Ed. Mount home were trans
acting business Sunday ct n. A.
Nelson's. Alec Schocmberyer visit
ed at the Kruger home Sunday.
We understand tl.:t Geo. Whitted
drove out . different car Saturday
from Bismarck where they trans
acted business Saturday.
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Gltyliu

Ellis Gill l. the proud owner Of .
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o'Brisn. and
family were callers ct the Sigmund
Rupp home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frod Ehnes and Mr..
and Mrs. Sig. Rupp were callers
at the Kikul home near Baldwin
Randi Kettleson spent Sunday
afternoon with Martha Ain.
Everybody Il cordially invited 10
attend Pentecostel' services ct The
Peutecostal church Sunday. April
q, ct 8 o'clock. They are having =
special serviees, . they will b
dressed IN the lapse costume and
viii tell Of their missionary work
III. ana Mr., August Krauss and
daughter Esther were callers ct tho
81. Hunts home at Wilton Sunday.
Adolf and Hueben xrauso accom-.
panied BY Paul and Marvin Rupp
were callers IN Washburn Sunday.
Marvin and Martha Aim spent
Sunday at their homo.
Quite . number from this .vicin-
ity attended the funeral services for
Thelma Anderson. daughter Of Nor
ris Anderson.
Josephine Olson Vas : caller ct
the Dave Spangberss home last
verns Folmsr called On Hilda
Krsuse Sunday Afternoon.
! Aueaak XYnl1nn. r.. Il m thu nfch
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news OF OUR NElCnBORS

spent the past week in Raleigh
auditing the Kahn Rausch elevator
books.
Mrs. Stayner entertained q party
: Of little boy friends Of her son
Lyle, Thursday evening hono. irE
Richard Grace. At the conclusion
Of . social time Of games refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. G.oce and
children departed Sunday aft ,rnoon
for Portland Oregon, where they
plan to make their future home.
The family has made Raleigh their
home for many years, Mr.. Grace
having been connected with the
Security bank and it is with regret
that we see them leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Dorward
were hosts Sunday when they en-.
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
BEEN and C. l.. Klienschmidt and
children at 6 o'clock dinner.
Fire Of unknown origin started on
the roof of the henhouse on the
John Miller sarm and comDletel.
destroyed his herhouse, barn and
all his hay and corn fodder.
Mr.. Potter Of Mobridge is the sue.
cessor to Mr.. Corey on the rail.
road as pump station repairer. Mr..
Corey has served the railroad faith.
fully, never having taken a vaca.
ton in all the years of his employ.
ment. He plans on going to Cali
fornia to join his wife, who has
b IN there for some time.
Sunday afternoon VIM. Bowl was
hurt in q runaway. His injuries
were of a serious enough nature
that he was taken to the hospital at
Flasher.
The doctor from Flasher was
called to the c. l.. Klienschmidt
home Sunday evening where baby
Allen is suffering with a severe
.old.
Mrs. Peter Klien complimented
Mrs. w. C. Grace Saturday after.
noon when she entertained II of her
lady friends in her ohnor. At a
course luncheon and social after.
noon.
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the weekend with his wife ct the
Philip Weber home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft and
daughters Martha and Irene were
visiting at Dan Helms and Adolph
Degner's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and
daughter Shirley were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Haas Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bozsart, Miss Har-
ris and Mr.. Splitter were guests Of
the Philip Weber home Sunday.
Art Oxener was ct Mclntyre'a
Sunday evening looking for . horse
that strayed away Saturday night.
Mrs.. George Goldberg and daugh-
ter 4arcella a:d son OrriS Of
Hurdsfield were callers ct Mrs. Ben
klagenburg's Monday. Orris stayed
over until Tuesday, morning. He
rode q horse home.
Andrew Kraft, Clarence and Ray
Pepke, Rheinhoid B.rg, and Eugene
Oswald were guests Of the Kraft
young folks Sunday.
George Anderson and Mr.. Peter.
son, International salesmen, spent
Wednesday evening 1t the Mcintyre
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Drum and
son Wayne ami daughter Alice were
visiting ct the Elmer Duncan home
Peter Roemick and sons Jake
and Henry were transacting bust
ness in Arena Saturday.
Philip Weber motored to Steele
Saturday to meet his sister, Chris.
tina and her husband, who are
coming from near Chicago.
A pleasant surprise party was
held ct Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klagen-
burg's Saturday evening in honor
Of Bluch Wagner's birthday. Lunch
was served at midnight by the hos
tess and cards were the pleasure Of
the evening.
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Wild Rose

The school board met at the
clerks office Tuesday and trans
acted the usual routine business.
All members Of the board were
present.
Miss Ada Saville and brothers,
Lee and Ray, who attend high school
in Braddock, are now driving the
Ford from home daily instead Of
staying in Braddock during the
school week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oberg Salthus have
moved on the r. ]. Elliott home
stead to stay until the spring work
il done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Vol and Harry
Koenig attended the movie Behind
the Front" ct Braddock Thursday
evening.
Miss Beatrice Hardland, who
teaches school near the August
Benz home, spent the week end with
Miss Helen Erickson.
Miles Stanton, who teaches school
No. 2, who has been sick the past
week with the flu 1t his home near
Braddock, has returned to his school
work this week.
Miss Lille Sterling, who teaches
one Of the Dana schools, spent the
weekend at the Ernest Saville
home.
Miss Myrtle Feltheim, who under
went IN operation at . hospital in
Bismarck, expects to return to her
home in Braddock this week.
Farm work II progressing rapidly
and the bulk the wheat is sowed
and . great deal Of the barley crop
ID in.
A number Of our young folks At
tended the dance at the school gym
In Br"Sdock Friday evening" and
reported . good time.
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callers at tho schoolhouse where
Ella Funston stays.
Paul, Station, Owen and Margaret
Davis attended Pentecostal services
IN Regan Sunday evening.
Ella Krause stayed with Ella
Funston over the weekend.
Barlick Fisher was q caller IN Re.
gan Saturday evening.
Violet Rasche was . caller at the
Sig. Rupp home one day last week.
Mrs. Nels Aim and children, Mar.
lon, Martha and Hollys, made a
brief visit at the A. ]. Krause home
Sunday afternoon.
Vernon Anderson called at the K.
Selahn home Sunday afternoon.
Alfred Anderson was q caller in
Regain Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Gill and fam.
lily were Regain callers Saturday
evening.