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DIXIE CHARITY GAME
LlNE.UPS ANNOUNCED

LEXINGTON, KY, December Z H0.-
Players who will compose the two
Southern Conference squads that will
play q charity foot ball game in At.
lanta New Year day, were announcea
tonight by Or. w. D. 1unkhouser, sec
retAry Of the Southern Conference.
There are IS men on each squad, one
known as the Northern division, being
chosen from conference teams in Ken
tucky, Maryland, North and South Car
DINA, Tennessee and Virginia, and the
Southern division from Alabama, Flor
ida, Georgia, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
NORTHERN DIVISION SQUAD.
ossSiss; Spsss:TSIg. TtISn. tMntusIky; NJ t; seA South
ss assSs SSiYsFitS sSosfa G soFtS t.sSS essS
:ssssss SSsssSiissE y'4f.Fs n II ,sRsgsss; Pssss
wiiiisnss Washington and Lee Aeaey'
!. Sla tstbaeks--Dodu, tennessee: Hawkins,
EStieaeks-nunn. v. NJ. /; Mcmillan,
Haifbaeks--MeEyer, tennessee: Kelly. Ken
tucky; Magner, University OF North Caro-
Extra aafs1iSaeas siasessaa%e IiR1iss washington and
lee srlhes soIThfRS gfiHsESs'Tp sHIe 0aFOna
y. sS:ss:ss &asS. s.esss 5sA,; s.s,.s
:. Taekies-Sinston. Alabama; Eucker, Tus
Ends-.-Van sickle, Florida DAifymple, Tu-
laae; Jones, georgia Tech; smith, gsesFisi
fsiI6ieks--Holm, Alabama: cawtnorne.
Florida. -.. ~,
Halfbaeks - Baker, Tulane; Thomason.
qeofsiA Techi Chandler, Georgia; Armstrong
Extra players-Bethra, Florida; Mlzen,
The game will be played for the bene-
At Of the Scottish Rite hospital for
crippled children in Atlanta, and the
members Of the two squads were chosen
chosen from Conference teams in Ken
by the coaches in the Conference. Their
names were mailed to DR.. Funkhouser
Of the University Of Kentucky, the Con-
ference secretary.
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BREAKS WELL USED
AS BULLDOGS WIN
'Tornado'S BackfieId Aces,
Thomason and MizeII, Are
Subdued.
By DILLON L. GRAHAM,
Associated PRESS stan Writer.

A THENS, Ca, December T.
~ Capitalizing the breaks and
"A successfully subduing Georgia
4 y Techs backfield aces, Thorn-
ason and Mizell, the University
Of Georgia today won the twenty-ffth
gridiron meeting Of the two institu-
tions by 4 score Of IL to s.
Scoring early in the first period on
q fourth down pass from Chandler to
Maffett. the Bulldogs held their edge
until midway of the third period, when
Holt, substitute for watkins, recovered
Chambers blocked kick behind the
goal line.
oeoreia's final touchdown and mar
gin of victory also came as q result of
3 blocked kick In the flaal quarter
Bryant, substitute for Rose, crashed
through the Georgia Tech forward
wall to block Mizell's punt The ball
shot far up into the air, but Bryant
was under 1t when 1t came down and
scampered some 40 yards for the score.
Neither Georgia nor Tech was able
10 convert any OF their after touch
Pass Brings First Score.
The GeorsiAns lost no time in max
ing their f1rst touchdown. vernon
Smith, the Bulldogs great end, received
the opening kickoh on his 24-yArd line
and swept back IL yards. Roberts broke
through tackle for % yards: Waugh
On Techs 30-yard line, Chandler flip
ped 20-yard pass to Maffett, who
crossed the goal line 10 yards away.
Smiths try for the extra point was wild
After the next kickoff, Tech made q
desperate bid but tumble by Thoma-
son brought the rally to an end after
the ball had been pushed down the feld
so yards.
period, making the ball and the field
The last half Of the game found both
teams kicking frequently On first downs.
Running true to the form Of previous
meetings between the rival Georgia
schools. the contest was spirited and
hard fought throughout.
MiEen, Thomson BIanketed.
Mizell and Stumpy Thomson, play
ing their last game OF collegiate foot
ball, gained practically all the ground
the YellowjacketS were able to cover,
but the hardIcharging Red and Black
line had them effectively blanketed
throughout.
who has made himself q sensation
throughout Dixie this season, took
Ad4 4SC c41CC Va, OAAC CAC04b AOA bAAC NACSOAJ'
Time after time he slipped through to
halt the Tech backs.
The Tornado, although defeated, made
nine first downs to seven by the Bull
dogs Tech tried eight passes without
completing one. Two were intercepted
for short gains by Georgia. The Bull
dogs attempted seven, only one being
good, and that for the touchdown early
IN the initial period.
Chandler and Waugh were the big
guns Of the Georgia backfEld. ChAnd-
Ter handled the Georgia puntins assign
Hnent ana got OF several boots for SO
yards or more. E.
About 10000 saw the game.
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son, Chicago, %: Babe Herman
Brooklyn, "a; Guy Bush, Chicago, IS;
Chuck Klein, Philadelphia, IS; Melvin
OFT, New York, Is; Taylor Douthit, St
Louis, IL; Charley Grimm, Chicago, IS;
Travis Jackson, New York, B; Rabbit
Maranville, Boston, 8; Hughey Critz,
Cincinnati, S; Barney Friberg, Philadel-
phia, I; Pat Malone, Chicago, 5; Frank
sse & Louis d oSnSS Arthur .as11sy waisn1sy
brooklyn, ); Riggs stephenson, Chi
cago, /; Zach Taylor, Chicago, /.
Honor list---Root, Cuyler and Eng
lish, Chicago; fIafey ana Bottomley. st.
Louis; Thompson, Philadelphia; Suke-
forth, Cincinnati; Lindstrofn and Hub
bell, New York; Paul Waner, Pitts
blrRh.
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AIOSFo
Columbia Guards
Stop Dribble Play
BY SOL MErzGER.

While you do play your man in
basket ball the rules make you play
the ball. No personal contact is al
lowed. Thus, when defensive man
has to handle a dribbler he has to
be clever in his method else he will
foul him. Colunbia's guards can
do 1t with neatness and dispatch.
They rush the dribbler and force
him 10 pivot. That means the end
Of the dribhle. The latter has to
pass the ball. As the dribbler nm
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tshes his pivot you'll see the Co
lumbia defensive man covering him
work right in behind him with his
arms spread wide.
When the dribbler moves as
though to pass one way the defen-
sive players arm on that side swings
around clear and his hand strikes
at the ball. Columbia broke up a
lot OF such plays last season with
TINS stunt, their men being able to
either Dat the ball loose, or deflect
tns INTENDED pass or secure held
Next-how Penn broke through the
orthodox method Of defense to win
me Mst two Eastern intercollegiate
League titles.
(oopSriSAt. 1eae.)
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MIDDIES NOT PRESSED
TO WIN RIFLE MATCH

ANNAPOLIS, Md, December I'm
the first match of the indoor rifle shoot
ing season the Naval Academy defeated
Gettysburg College. 1852 to 1;177.
The high gun was Midshipman G. B.
Chafee, who scored 27T out Of possible
300. Shooting was with the subcaliber
rife at the 5o-foot range. and in prone,
kneeline and standing positions. In all
classes OF f1re the Navy had a good lead.
The summary:
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WASHINGT0N-LEEH HIGH
BEATS SUFFOLK. 200

BALLSTON, Va, December Wash
ington-Lee High Schools foot ball
eleven today won The class B scholastic
championship Of Eastern Virginia by
conquerine Suffolk, Va, Highs team,
20 to o, before approximately 800 fans
here. AS result the Washington-Lee
eleven next Saturday will face the
winner Of the Saltsville- Big Stone Gap
game today for the State championships
The Saltsville.Big Stone Gap game was
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REMSEN BASKETERS BEAT
N0RTHERNS BY 28 TO 16

Remsens took the measure of North
erns, % to Is, in basket ball game
last night In the Tskoma Park Fire De-
partment gym. Loving and Miller were
high scorers for the winners, while
Hunt LED the losers attack.
The score:
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Ne-Hi 115-pound\ basket ball team
opened It's season by losing to the Hess
A. O., 22-15. Ne-Hi recently added
basket bah to the clubs sports and
Coach Barnard is pleased with the
showing OF the team. For games, call
Posemac, a0l7 between A:SQ and $40
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sNoWsHoE RACE AT OTTAWA

OTTAWA, Ontario, December Z (P.-
The worlds championship snoyshoe
race meet for 1890 will be held in
Ottawa. It Is to be held In conjunction
snowshoerss to be eonyened here April
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DORA PLAYS HAWKS.

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, December L.
Dora and Brentwood Hawk foot ball
elevens will clash tomorrow afternoon
at 8 o'clock On the Riverdale field in
a game billed for the 135-pound class
championship of Prince Georges County.
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ARMY MEDIC0 B00TERS
TIE, SO, WITH FORT MYER

In the Service League soccer game &C
Walter Reed yesterday, Army Meo1SoS
and Fort Myer played q. 3-3 tie, the
Medicos being ahead at the interval BY
2-I. Cole. Beck, Verslius and Nc.
GIinchey were best for the Meotcos, and
Jones. Petrie, Roberts and O'Conneu Tor
Tr~.k AEIySr T{AA.uns
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Georgia Eases G1udgeon Georgia 7ec Z2-6: WaronRad
HORNSBY MOST VALUABLE
NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYER
Rogers Honored for Second Time in Final Year of
Award-Frank O'Doul of PhiIIies Is Runner.
Uphill Terry, Giants, Third.
BY ALAN GOULD,
Associated Fress Sports Eaito

Ew YORK December Hornby ugging second
the National Leagues most valuable player for 1929
of his selection by the vote
ball writer's committee which James Cusnberry Of Chicago
o1ces today the
sixth oa by the league carrying with bronze
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BLUES GET CARLYLE.

OAKLAND, Calf. December z Dr.
The oakland club has announced the
SALE Of Roy Carlyle, outfeldeSs to Kan-
sas City Of the American Association.
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10000 saw the game


SCORING: Touchdowns-Qeofsia, MAmett,
Bryant Isub for Rose). Georgia Tech-Holt
ofacials Referee-Mr Gardner rcornel).
Umpire-Mr. Poyen CWisconsin). Nead
linssfnAn--Mr. Black (Davidson}. Field
1udse--Mr. Hutchins Purdue).
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The player salary limit in the Three
Eye Base Ball League is TO be reduced
som $4,50o to $3.50.
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Mohawks

Substitutes: Celties--preifuss uO, Burke
nD.; Ves99eeh 500, crupper sd: De LASH
EESsnnsr ESa1s:r ISSIIs5' Storm SIR, Groves Is.
HGhas Hohavkz2iSseeIyd I'D SseIdT1sn 1s1 Edgsra AZ. tn r,,
%, Dewey (6l, Adams (l4), Brown (i6J,
EsnSSn .S20' Holland (2S), Kinney N0,
Referee-Mr. Eberts. umpire-Mr. simp.
son. LnesmAn--Mr. Davis.
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STRAYER FIVE SWAMPED.
Ala, BY ST. MARTINS
~ LARK GRIFFITH, president of
the Washington Base Ball
Club, is going to New, York this
~ week with an open mind, but

st. Martins unlimited class basket
ball team swanped Strayer Business
College nve, IL to 8, last night in the
st. Martins gym. VAC
sr MAerYIa '-' Sc r-Ar AS,,ss
Evening star., 1929-12-08
ST. MARTINS

Lacrosse is to be adopted by Duke
University in the Spring. -o
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I YNN came in rather late and apologize.
Mother got to talking-but you said you
didn't want to go out. anyway didn't you?"
IT don't care. Brrr! You're cold" Constance
slipped out of his arms back to her seat under
the lamp.
"Shall get that curtain stuff tomorrow?
I'm going into Boston, think" she asked.
ooh, yes meant to speak Of that" Lynn
pulled his fingers along the arm of his chair,
stopping to snap a loose end Of wicker. 81
meant to speak of it."
Doesn't your mother like the samples?"
Constance asked
"She thinks they are pretty, very pretty. But
-" He gave his upper lip an extra twist
over the words, a grimace of embarrassment.
"She wonders whether 1t Is wise to change the
color scheme. For temporary quarters, you
know It would look startling from the OUT
side. Right next to her parlor windows. Sort
of bright, don't you think? If we were going to
live there always"
Constance's white lids dropped over shining
hostility.
IF you care about them-I mean II they
make much difference thought just curtains,
you know" Lynn stammered.
Just curtains, of course"
Another year. in our own house"
"Sometimes-" Constance tried vaguely 70
stop the words, but out they pushed-'some-
times I think next year can never come.
think am trying to marry your mother, not
you at ALL think"
Nov, Connie" Lynn's grasp was warm and
firm about her quivering fingers. you know
Just want her to be happy. But I love youI"
Constance was somber.
Suppose that some day-her being happy
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K as he released her.

Constance fell back as he released her.
"Good-by, DEAR" Constance lifted her face,
and her mothers lips trembled briefly against
hers. Then with a rush the woman vanished
into the car. Constance had last glimpse Of
her moving along the aisle. blurred impress
sion of the white curve Of her cheek against
the long, dropping feather:
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the public sale held at the "A. west
rum residence Saturday afternoon.
Bertha Schmidt of Elgin was q
caller In town Thursday afternoon.
The entire community gathered ut
the church parlors Saturday evening
for q farewell party given for Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Westrum and family. At
the conclusion Of q social evening q
picnic lunch was served. G. L. Klien.
schmidt in q few well chosen words
presented the family with a purse Of
money as a token of esteem Of their
many friends. Other speakers Of the
evening were j.. c. Christensen. John
Morrison and Clara Steele.
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Westrura >-~
children departed Sunday morning for
their new home in Glendive. Mont.
In their Is years spent among us
they have endeared their selves to us
all, and it is with regret that we see
them go. Mr.. Westrum together with
his brother Oscar. formerly of Flash
err. have purchased a hardware store
and mortuary at Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Stayner and
children departed Sunday morning
for a weeks outing of fishing at the
lakes in Minnesota and Canada. Dur.
ing their absence Glen Bosworth will
drive the mail route and Harold o.
bun will ruiz the oil station.
Mrs. John Morrison had the plea.
sure OF entertaining her college class
mate Miss Graham over Sunday as
she is the advance worker of the
Chautauqua held in Carson the past
week. Mrs. Morrison and Miss Gra-
ham graduated from the Presbyterian
college at Parkville, Missouri.
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office and telephone while Mrs. Man
ly and Isabel Colby were in Bismarck
Friday.
Mrs. Tommie Coons and Mrs. Grant
Turner were visitors at the B. F.
Coons home Friday evening.
Miss Sarah Cleveland Of Bismarck
was q weekend visitor at the George
Watson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold maitland are
the parents of a baby boy. and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Antrim are the par
ents of a baby girl. both born Thurs
day. June 20.
Among those from here attending
the fair Saturday at Bismarck were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson, Emery
Turner. Freta Envick. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Envick, G. w. Thompson. Ruby
and Kenneth Thompson. Sylvester
McClusky. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pearson.
B. A. Drawer. Ben Freeman, r. C..
Boren. Madeline and Gerald Boren.
Bill Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Coons.
Charlie Bratton. MI. and Mrs. H. r.
Crum and MI. and Mrs. T. Hughes.
The dance given in the Crum barn
a we'll attended. Elmer Klipstein
and his orchestra furnished the music.
r. G. Boren. Gerald and Madeline
Boren and Mr.. and Mrs. George Wat
son visited Mrs. Paul Antrim at the
Bismarck hospital Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes en-
tcrtained at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gable ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gable Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Gable and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller,
all of near Bismarck.
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for Minneapolis to spend his summer
vacation. The same hired man he
had last year returned and will take
care Of the farm during his absence.
A cattle and horse buyer stopped
Sunday with the Brown brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Coutch and fam.
lily visited a week ago Sunday at the
John Risch home.
Several from here motored to Still
Monday night to attend the dance
held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and FAM
lily were dinner and supper guests
Sunday at the John Risch home.
Sam and Harry Brown were also sup
per guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley took In the
horse races and fair in Bismarck
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Risch and
family were recent guests at the Os-
car Landerholm home. The Lander
holmS moved into this vicinity this
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engdahl and
family. who rented their farm to Vic
tor Nelson here last fall. left for Wey-
burn. Canada. to visit Mrs. Engdahl's
parents. MI. and Mrs. Herman Ger
key, formerly Of this territory.
Geo. Nelson and Gerald motored to
Regain Monday to get the engine re-
paired for his truck.
M. A. Nelson had a load of barley
ground at Joe Varley's the first part
Of the week.
Clarence Starr motored to Bismarck
Monday to get his glasses repaired.
MI. and Mrs. Barney Muggy from
Bismarck were dinner and supper
guests Sunday at the Joe Marley
home. Earl Marley returned to Bis
marck with them.
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Borner motored to Bismarck Thurs
day to attend the circus.
Mrs. Al Erickson and children,
Robert and Beverly, have returned to
their home In Bismarck after SPEND
ing two weeks with friends and rela.
tives In this community.
Mr.. and Mrs Fredolen Rupp have
for their house guests at this time
relatives from Bowden.
Mrs. Ira Falkenstein pleasantly en-
tertained the members Of the Ladies
AID at her home Saturday afternoon.
About 40 we're present and a most
enjoyable time was had by all. A
delicious luncheon was served.
Richard Borner motored to Wilton
Tuesday morning on q business mis-
sion.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Basil Small and FAM
ny spent last Sunday at the otto
Hogue home.
Mrs. John Herdebu and infant
daughter have returned home from
Bismarck.
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Frances
BY MILDRED E. DIETZMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Merkel have
gone to Robinson to visit Mr.. Merkel's
parents, MIR and Mrs. John Merkel,
for several days this week.
Mrs. Joe Fischer and children have
been on the sick list the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owen and FAM
lily transacted business III Bismarck
Tuesday.
Harold maitland is assisting his
brother Lawrence Madland with the
work for several days.
were business callers at the Martin
Tooker home Tuesday.
Elmer Lundquist has been MAIN
tanning the roads in west half of
Frances township.
MIR. and Mrs. William Kershaw and
family are the proud owners of q new
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Midland and son
David and Mrs. Harold Midland
transacted business In Bismarck Tues
day.
John Glum went to Bismarck We'd
nesday to meet Mi. and Mrs. Nick
Hoss, who came from Minneapolis.
Cedric Craig was q business caller
at the William Kershaw home We'd
nesday:
Miss Laurie Of the Fargo Agricul-
tural college organized a Three Leaf
Clover Homemakers club at the w. A.
Dietzman home Wednesday. Those
who were nominated as officers Of the
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Arena
Ey r O. MCINTYRE

Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf Jr. left
Thursday to spend their vacation at
Lehr visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. j. j.. Scallon entertained the
Hcmemakers club Friday afternoon.
A large number were present to en-
joy the meeting. Miss Laury Of Far
60 spoke to the ladies during the
meeting.
Alex. Eta and Mary Neff called
Thursday evening at the Christ Wolf
Jr. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Corey and son
Raphael of Bryant. s. D.. and Miss
Rose Mulholland of Badger, s. D.,
Mrs. j. G. Alderman Of BoWdon. N. D.,
and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and chill
dren were guests at the Klagenburg
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Halncr attended
the circus and fair held in Bismarck
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf and
daughters Carrie and Hilda motored
to Bismarck Pic day this week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tees motored
to Bismarck Thursday to attend the
fair and circus.
Mrs. Andrew Kraft and son Andrew
and Jacob Kraft were business callers
in Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Glanvillc. Mrs. Owen
Mcintyre and Mrs. Romeo Bailey at
tended HomemakcrS club Friday
afternoon.
por, K1auo,h,,~r srcc a 1,,,.i,noce
caller in Hurdsfield Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Weller and soil Gottleib
from New Leipzig were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Wolf from Friday until
Monday.
. Miss Pauline Wolf and Bluch Wag-
ner motored to Bismarck Thursday
to attend the circus.
MI. and Mrs. John Erlcnbush of
Lennon, S. D., were guests at the
Christ Wolf Jr. and ST.. homes from
Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. Owen Mcintyre and
family. George Mcintyre. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and children
attended church services at Hurds-
field Sunday and from there motorcd
to BoWdon to visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Alderman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Haas and daughter Leone
returned home Tuesday from their
trip to Chapic.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Granville called
at the julius zweiglc and Adam Haas
homes Wednesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Drum were
callers on Mrs. w. H. Stark Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben klagenburg were
in Wing Saturday.
Misses Irene and Martha Kraft
visited Mary Alice and Rose McIn-
tyre Thursday.
Ed Smith, Elmer Drum. George and
Owen Mcintyre, Thomas Merits and
Mecklc are the new road crew this
week.
w. II. Stark was called to Bismarck
Friday OH business.
Charlie Frazier Is helping with the
carpenter work on the Allen Frazier
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrovc were
callers at the Klagenburg home
Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Cromwell is spending
this week with her parents.
Mi. and Mrs. E. E. Glanville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlcgrove were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Glanvillc Sunday.
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Wild Rose
BY MRS. W. H. BRowNAwELL

Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Swanson and
son Ernest motored to Underwood
Sunday for . visit with relatives
there.
Martin Magnus Of Sterling made a
business call here Saturday.
Edward Swanson, accompanied by
Mike Olovais, and Francis johnson.
attended the fair at Bismarck Fri
day.
Miss Avis Carlisle of Bismarck ar
rived Saturday to spend a two weeks
vacation with her parents and friends
here before returning to her work In
the Tribune office.
Miss Helen Brownawell and friend,
Miss Alice Lee, of Bismarck. spent
the weekend with relatives here.
George 1vey and son from south of
Braddock made q business call here
Wednesday.
n. w. Feltheim made a business
trip to Bismarck the fore part Of last
week.
H. A. Carlisle, assisted by his
brother -in-law L. r. May, is building
a new garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. b. swanson went
to Bismarck Friday where MI. Swan
son had his hand treated for blood
poison. and Mrs. Swanson had her
hand treated for Infection. Both are
improving.
w. G. Knight and family visited at
the home Of Mrs. Anna johnson SUM-
day.
Quite q number from here attended
the ball game at Sterling Sunday att
ernoOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville were
visiting friends In Kidder county
Sunday.
Fred Fockler is carrying the mail
while Leon Lesher and family are
enjoying their vacation visiting rela-
tives and friends In South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Cooling and
little folks were visiting friends here
Friday evening.