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Estherville
By r ROY LITTLE

Mrs. J. F. Little, Ruth and Phyllis
Mrs. VIM. Petch, and Mrs. Roy Little,
were dinner guests at the Albert Lit
tie home near Wing Monday.
Frieda Uhde, Mrs. Grace Meyers
and Odessa Nicholson called at the
Joe Keller home Tuesday.
Norman and Virgil Little called at
the Knutson home Tuesday evening,
Sam Houser and son Of McClusky
called at the Roy and Jim Little
homes Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. H. Lurdberg and Mrs. ].
Danielson entertained the Regain La
dies Aid Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl Berg motored to Wilton
Wednesday.
Several from here attended La
dies Aid in Regain Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Petch of Montreal. Can.
ada, who has been visiting at the
home Of her brothers, Jim and Roy
Little. left for her home this week.
Master Lyle Berg who has been
quite sick with inflammatory rheu.
matism is NOW getting along nicely.
Mrs. John Moser and Mrs. Chris
Waugeman Wednesday after
noon visitors at the Carl Berg home.
Clayton Little called at the Roy
Little home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Taplin and
Mr.. Taplin Of Still called at the Carl
Berg home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Boshe and children visit
ed at the Frank Nicholson home Fri
day.
Quite a few from here attended the
Burleigh county playday in Bismarck
Saturday.
Among the callers in Regain Sat.
urday evening from here were: Otto.
Fritz, Willie and Frieda Uhde, Oil
yer and Lloyd Knutson, Henry and
George Schilling. George and VIM.
Nicholson. Carl Berg, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mosier, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Davenport. Ruth Wilmot, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Elkins and children.
George and Earl Mowder and Roy
LittleS.
Sunday visitors at the Roy Little
home were: Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Taylor and children. Paul Greenan.
Ole Void, Clayton. Clyde and Virgil
Little.
Mrs. John Mosier called at the Carl
Berg home Monday.
Melinda Manning spent Sunday al
her home here.
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Frances
By MILDRED e. DIErzMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Merkel went to
Robinson Monday to visit with Mr..
MerkeI5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Merkel, for several days.
l.. S. French, International mechan.
ic. Of Bismarck, oyerhauled Walter
Oietzman's tractor Monday.
Miss belong Of the agricultural
college and A. r. Miesen. BurleiRh
county agent. were out in this vicinity
Monday. trying to get the women to
organize a homemakers' club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms and son
Sinus went to South Dakota to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Harms brother.
Louise Olson helped John Olson re-
pair his tractor Monday morning.
Mrs. Floyd Owens and son Delyin
We're business callers at the Walter
Dietzman home Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Fischer and children called
on Mrs. Fishers mother, Mrs. Carl
son.. in Naughton township Tuesday
afternoon.
Bill Madland and John Glum trans.
acted business In Bismarck Tuesday.
Miss Theresa Rieneke OF Bismarck
called on her sister, Mrs. Walter
Dietzman, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Cederstrom and
daughter Eta Ann attended an alu-
minum demonstration supper held in
Irygg township Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer LunduuiSt
called on Mrs. Lundquist's parents.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Wedgar. In Naueh-
ton township Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dictzman
transacted business in Bismarck Tues
day afternoon.
Floyd Owens did some seeding for
Martin Tooker Tuesday.
Mrs. Arnie Madland Of Wyndmere,
N. D., spent several days visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles McCor-
mick.
Henry Miller and son Bud trans
acted business Is Bismarck Wednes-
day. !.
John Olson Of near Reean and
Charles Farrell Of TTygg township got
q corn planter from Joe Fischer Fri.
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owens and son
pelvin transacted business In Bis.
kS0AOA VS0&SV003y.
Mrs. lawrence Aadland ana Mrs.
Dill Midland attended the w. g. r. o.
district convention held Of Mckenzie
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rybergh are
the proud parents OF Q baby daugh-
ter. born ut . hospital in Bismarck
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tooker spent
Friday and Saturday visiting friends
In Bismarck.
M. and Mrs. Lawrence Madland
and son Donald transacted business
IN Bismarck Thursday.
Miss VIVA Harms. who attends high
school III Bismarck, spent the week.
end at her parental home.
N1ft. Att1e Midland Df Wyndniere,
-, Spo1t - pqss ~ days VISIT
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Raleigh.
BY ". B. DORWARD

M. Brickner was a business visitor
IN Strasburg Tuesday. returning
home Wednesday.
The community rally Monday
sponsored by Raleigh business men
was q decided success in every way.
A large crowd listened to the two
addresses by DR.. Weber, national
community service man. A special
feature which was enjoyed by all was
9 drill. The Rose Dance" given by
eight intermediate room girls, under
the direction Of Miss Lityincnko. The
days entertainment was closed with
q dance given In the hall.
On Wednesday. May 18th, occurred
the marriage Of Rudolph Rossow to
Miss Vera Simpson OF Brisbane at
the Presbyterian manse In Leith. Rev.
E. W. Corbit officiating. Helen Ros-
SOW and Wesley Simpson accompa-
MED them. Immediately after the
ceremony the bride and groom to-
sether with relatives gathered at the
home Of the bride where IN elaborate
wedding dinner was served. Mrs.
Rossow taught several terms Of
school near Raleigh and has endeared
herself 70 Ill who have had the pleas
ure Of meeting her. Mr.. Rossow has
grown up among Us. and Is one Of our
successful farmers. The best wishes
Of their many friends 60 with them
into their new home.
Mike Baumgardner Of strasburg
visited friends In Raleigh the first 81
the week.
John Howley Lennon, 8. Oak,
was transacting business in town
Thursday.
Mrs. 8. T0yaas Of Flasher was q
business visitor In town several days
the past week. MI. and Mrs.. Toyaas
and children expect to move to Nj
not. where Mr.. Tovaas has employ
nhett.
~. and Mr.. Harry Fisher and
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Taft
By FLORENCE B. GosNEY

Mrs. John Benz was q Moffit caller
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and
children were Bismarck callers
Thursday.
Mrs. Selman Dyrstad and children
called at the Charley Anderson home
Wednesday evening.
Anton Oberg was . town caller
Monday.
Roy Kositzky Of Bismarck spent
Thursday night at the Chas. Gaskill
home.
Ed Fogarty was . town caller We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz were Bis
marck callers Thursday.
Hally Belk was doing some work on
the telephone lines Wednesday.
Mrs. Selman Dyrstad and daugh-
tiers Stella and velma called At the
Gosncy home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. CAST Prince and son Harold
called at the John Lee home in
Sterling Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Nieman was q town
caller Wednesday.
41CN 0I1880 CAu0O ~ t1yS 0OSLey
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Belk and chill
dren visited ct the John Baker home
Thursday, evening.
Mrs. John Benz and children 'spent
Thursday afternoon at the Herman
Nteman home.
Miss Florence oosney spent Friday
night with Mildred johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Koon and son
,Eldon Of Bismarck, also Miss Flor
ence 0o6ney were dinner quests at
the Wilbert Koon home Sunday.
Charley 0oeney called ct the Max
Lang home Friday. /.
Mrs. Henry Jessen and DAUGHTER
0~enevieve and Eunice visited 1t the
Baeth home Sunday.
Mrs. John benz was 4 Moffit call.
er Tuesday.
Miss Florence 0osney spent Satur.
day night at the Ben Koon home in
Bismarck.
Dinner guests at the Oosney home
Sunday were MI. and Mrs. Emil Lang
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. selman
Dyrstad and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. KoOn and son
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert koon and chill
dren and Florence 0osney visited at
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Welch's Spur


A. .. WEIGH called at several of tho
neighbor farms looking Tor seea
speltz Monday. He purchased susss
from Ed Dopple-
Lawrence Doppler motored to HI.
marck for tractor repairs Monday.
Robt. WEIGH called at the home Of
his father O. p. WEIGH and also at
the Ed Doppler home Monday.
Ed Doppler and nephew, Marcus
Tremblay, cleaned their flaxseed
Monday.
Oliver WEIGH bought seed flax from
George Varnum the first Of the week,
Mr. WEIGH started breaking and seed
ing his flax Tuesday.
Cepalina Hispan started working
for Mrs. Roy Snyder of Glencoe Mon
day.
Mrs. Robt. Boyd's mother, Mrs.
King, is visiting at the Boyd home
now.
George McMurrich started assessing
In Boyd township on Tuesday. Mi.
McMurrich's daughter Margaret drove
the al
Marcus Tremblay bought some ma
chinery of Jewell Doane the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH and fam
lily. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. WEIGH
and family, Mrs. Edith Bruce, Chas.
Mallard and Lawrence Doppler were
Bismarck visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Edith Bruce bought q new
coupe Wednesday. Mrs. Bruce has
been teaching in Apple Greek district
but expects to drive to northern
Idaho soon where she will teach the
coming year. Her little daughter
Edith Marie will accompany her.
The Farmers Union will have q
special meeting in Menoken hall May
"a. All members are requested to be
present.
The children of Boyd No. / met at
Mrs. Robt. Boyd's for Bible class
wednesday evening. The children
look forward to their meeting every
week.
fIilda Rittel accompanied Mrs. ME-
land home Friday evening. Hilda
stayed over night with her sister
Opalina at the Roy Snyder home Fri.
day night. She accompanied MI. and
Mrs. Nieland to Bismarck Saturday.
Many of the neighbors attended the
playday exercises in Bismarck Sat-
urday, although none of the children
Of this district were entered for the
races.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hill and baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and fam.
lily. Mrs. Horace Dirlam and son
Jimmie and Mrs. Ed Doppler and son
Leo were Bismarck visitors Saturday.
Otto Dorman and som have a fine
piece of land broken for flax. Many
of the neighbors are putting in flax
this spring.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety Of this community held q food
sale in Bismarck Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1Robt. WEIGH and
family visited and dined at the A. ..
WEIGH home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. knowingly Dorman
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Davenport and baby, all Of Baldwin.
visited at the Otto Dorman home
Sunday. =
Chester Boyd called at the home
Of his parents. Mi. and Mrs. Robt.
Boyd, Sunday.
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Wing
By EDITH MUELLER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber. ST.. mo.
tored to Goodrich Monday.
VIM. Mills. Bismarck. was a town
caller this week.
Mrs. Vinton Heaton and son Pat
OF Steele spent Monday visiting
friends in Wing.
Sylvia Stewart was an overnight
guest at the Weber home Saturday.
Mrs. Jake and Mrs. Henry Kre-
menetSky of Tuttle spent Saturday
at the Isadore Kremenetsky home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Helm and Jake
Helm motored to Goodrich Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber. Jr., at.
tended church services In futile Sum
day.
Olive Rise spent Saturday evening
and Sunday at her parental home In
Lem.
Madge Runey was a town caller
Monday.
Sunday callers at the Ben Nc.
Clusky home were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Math Dahl and family Of Hazelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mccormick and
family Of Menoken. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Hamblin and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Madland Of Mckenzie, Mrs.
Arne Madland Of Wyndmere, and
Mrs. Goldberg and daughters.
Helen Dagner assisted at the
ranch Saturday and Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. g.. A. Olgierson and
sons of Bismarck called on friends In
town Sunday.
J. w. Olson Of Wilton, Ole Olson
and family and Ernest Dee Bailey of
Garfield were Sunday visitors at the
Jim Olson home.
Selma Rise Of Lem was 4 Winr
caller Saturday.
B. w. Graham Is spending this
week In Bismarck serving on The Jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson Of near His.
marck were callers 1t the north
ranch one day last week.
Ed Larson and. family were capital
city shoppers Saturday.
MI. and Mis-. q. A. Hubbell and
daughters spent Sunday visiting rela.
ftves ana friends in Glen. Ullin.
Geo. Dunnellnd Wa "a overnight
guest at the =. 9. Larson home Mon.
day.
Joe Kohler and family Of Bismarck
visited at the Geo Anderson home
Sunday.
The Wing firemen held q meeting
Monday evening. They appointed .
delegate to go to Bismarck to the
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Fryer OF Bis.
marck were Sunday callers ct the
Jim Olson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Roth and son
visited at Regain Sunday.
Geo. DuIneland and Ed Larson mo.
tored to Linton Tuesday.
Nss. y. \. knowles entertained 4
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Steele


Mrs. Leissr1an was down from Bis
marck Saturday attending to busl-
ness matters. Mrs. Mid Scoggins is
waiting on the customers In the MIL
linery and gift shop during Mrs.
Leissman's stay in Bismarck, where
she Is caring for her aged mother,
Mrs. Stromblad, who has been very i'll.
Steele higfh school band took third
place in the state contest at Grand
Forks last week. Members OF the band
who went to Grand Forks were Myron
Mcpherson. Elbridge Phelps, Gerald
Prescott. Henrietta Brugger. Beulah
Lindseth. Nadine Geisler. Harry Sller-
man, Violet Hochhalter. Arletta Craig.
Frank Omodt. Bernice Ness. Arthur
Selness. Norman Wallane. Grace
kemnitz. Drexcl White, Robert Ar
gent. John Dornacker. Henry Hall
vorsen. Raymond Cunningham, Roll
land Loerch. Aldred Dornacker. Bud
Guam. Willie Sherman. and Herman
Ronning. Others from Steele who at
tended the contest were Mrs. Floyd
Murphy. Prof. Ness and Mrs. Ness.
Mrs. Phelps. DR., j.. A. Prescott, Mrs.
Roca Rosen. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wig
ton. Otto Altes. Paul Grcss. L, Dor
hacker, Bernice Wigton, Esther Zcch.
and Superintendent Hans j. Lee.
The American Legion auxiliary met
Thursday night with Mrs. Z. a. An
der. Plans we're made for tho annua!
dinner the auxiliary serves 10 legion
members on Memorial day.
Vince Wamsiey left las. week 10
spend a short vacation with relatives
in Missouri. He VAS accompanied by
his sister. Mrs. Frank Alton.
Mrs. Lewis Geis.cr. who is seriously
Ill with pneumonia ana p.eurisy, was
taken to Bismarck Sunday. Size IS be-
ing cared for IN a hospital.
The high school baccalaucea.e ser"-
ices will be held in the Methodist
church. Rev. Shirley OF the Presby-
terrain church Will preach.
Dorothy Wamsley accompanied
friends from Bismarck Saturday and
visited for a short time at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Wamsley.
The P.-T.A A. held its monthly meet
ing at the schoolhouse Monday night.
4LJc lOIlON1 lAS p1OsAoIn HoS b1SCA1.
Community singing, reports OF Sec-e-
tary Martha Shorthand and Treasurer
Fred Wigton; talk on The Benefits
Derived From Home Economics Ar
letta Craig; piano solo. Henry Hal
yorsen: reading. The Lost Word"
Annette Rosen; Why Teach Foreign
Languages in SCHOOL," Mrs. Floyd
Murphy: piano duet. Bern!cc Luyben
and Lucille English: talk on The
Benefits of Manua! Training Ell
bridge Phelps. At the close of the
program lunch was served and an ex-
hibit was given OF all the vors. done
in sewing and manual training dur
ing the year.
About 20 boys and girls gathered a.
the D. A. Richie home Saturday
afternoon to help Lucille and Helen
celebrate their birthdays, both Of
which occur in May.
Lutte Ingle Is taking a course il.
etenography IN Bismarck.
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Wild Rose


School election will be held at
school No. 2, Tuesday afternoon, June
4th.
Mi. and Mrs. s. J. King Of Bis
r1arck made q short business call here
Thursday afternoon.
Tom Marx Of Braddock was de.
livering gas here last week.
John Peterson spent the past week
with relatives at Washburn.
Miss Helen Brownawell has ACCEPT.
ed q position with the Webb Bros.
furniture store at Bismarck.
A number Of III young folks at.
tended the dance at Hazelton Friday
evening.
o. B. Swanson. who has been TAX
ing treatments for blood poison at
Bismarck. is getting some better.
The teachers and pupils Of school
No. ] attended playday at Bismarck
Saturday.
Guests at the Ernest sayille home
Sunday included MI. and Mrs. II. A.
Carlisle and son Roger. Mi. L. r. Nav
and little granddaughter Sally Lou
May. and Miss Mary Metcalf. teacher
Of school No. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Swanson and
son Marvin rnotored to Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell
Of Moffit accompanied by Dr.. Rerrv
ana Mrs. Berry Of Baker. Montana.
grandparents Of Mrs. Brownawell. Wis
tied relatives here Saturday after.
noon.
Miss Ella Funston and Miss Ada
Saville closed their terms of school
with q picnic at school No. / Friday
afternoon. Most Of the parents at
tended and enjoyed the picnic din.
ner too.
1t has been reported that ]. s.
Swanson who went to Colorado for
his health. is slightly improved since
his serious illness OF q few weeks 20
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brownawell en-
toyed Sunday dinner at the Howard
Brownawell home In Moffit, given ia
honor Of Mrs. Brownawell's grand-
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Berry, Of Bak.
er. Montana.
Some Of our young folks attended
. ball game ct Mckenzie Sunday at.
ernoon.
Lee May made q business trim n
Bismarck last week.
Miss Beatrice Hardland. -
teaches school near Motif. called a
Miss Mary Metcalf Sunday eveninr
G. A. Ward Of Hazelton vicinitv
delivered . fine Shorthorn mimi -
q. B. Swanson Saturday.
MI. Vie Of Braddock made I busi.
ness call here the fore part 81 tha
week. $50
The Clifford Telephone comnany
has recently purchased this teiepnu,,e
Ina. and now we enjoy 24.hour serv-
Ice instead Of nine hours.
EveEets Porter. Y genial assessor.
Is assessing this side q the lets tr.s
week. ="
Nj. and Mrs. L. r. May ana little
granddaughter Sally Lou Nav left
tuesday for . visit with relatives ma
friends In Bismarck.
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By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hildebrandt
and sons Ramona and clarence left
for their future home In wisconsin
Wednesday. They expected to motor
all the way through. stopping off to
visit friends on the way. The Hide
brandt family spent their last two
days here at the william Brown home.
Mr.. and Mira. Brown gave q farewell
party for them TueSday evening, at
which TINS > number oG 1fy. and Mrs.
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news OF OUR NElCHBORS

Steele. having first and second places,
respectively. for the best floats. Tap
pen vas given honorable mention for
its float.
The judges we're Prof L. D.
Rhoades, Prof. NJ. Gunderson. and
Miss Genevieye Bakken. all OF tho
Valley City state teachers college.
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number Of friends Monday evening
In honoring Mrs. E. G. Cleveland. Il
being her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. j. j. scallon visited at the
ranch Sunday.
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When fircmcn Of 0uilford, Conn.
decided TO test three new hydraniA
with powerful pulnpes. they
promptly exhausted the towns weter
supply.
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here last week under the direction o!
County Superintendent Lee the fol-
lowing named pupils were inner in
the various events. finishing IN the
order given:
Grade Events
Class A
Boys: lOO-yard dash-Flrst, Tiimor
Bodvig. Buckeye: Elwood Hutchinson,
Tuttle. Broad jump-Tilmor Bodvig,
Buckeye: Gaylord Hid. Steele. High
jump-Elwood Hutchinson. futile:
Floyd Heiss. Crystal Springs. Chin
ning-Tilmor Bodvig. Buckeye; Til
ford Bodvig.
Girls: 75-yard dash-Louise Suberk,
Robinson; Leah Pretzler, futile. Base
ball throw-Stella Dolmeth. Tappen;
Ella Watkins. Pettibone. Broad jump
Leah Pretzler, futile; Louise Su-
berk, Robinson.
Class B.
Boys: Sam Roth, Clear Lake;
Chris Clark, Quimby. Chinning-Les-
ter Markham, Dawson; Walter Mel
hoff. futile. Broad jump-Bud Stauf-
3acher, Dawson: Oris Clark. Quimby.
Girls: 60-.-ard dash-Eleanor Nc
Cabe. Haynes: Mildred Ness. Steele.
Broad jump-Muriel Wigton. Steele;
Hazel Wids. Robinson. Baseball throw
Ruth Loeppke, Pettibone: Frances
Richie. Steele.
Glass c.
Boys: Chinnlng-Harold Kennedy,
futile; Bud Stauffacher, Dawson.
Broad jump-George Selness, Steele;
Warren Karpen. Steele. 5O-yard dash
Bud Stauffacher, Dawson; George
6elncss, Steele.
Girls: 50-yard dash-Elma Stauffer,
Happen: Rosa Pretzler. Tuttle.
High School Events
z Boys: Mile run-Harry Sherman,
Steele: Stanley Freise. Pettibone. 44O-
yard dash-Gerald Prescott. Steele;
James Kenelly, Happen. 10O-yard dash
Kenclly, Happen: Ralph
Swenson, Dawson. Half mile run-Er-
wing Schultz, Tappen: Merrill Hoover,
Dawson. Pole vault-Wallner. Happen.
and Malhoff, T'uttle. tied. High jump
Gerald Prescott. Steele: Rudolph
Melhoff. Tuttle. Broad jump-Harold
McDonough. Tappen; Rudolph Mel
hOff, Tuttle. Shot put-Edwin Whit
more, Steele: George Jackson, Daw-
son. Discus throw-James Kenelly,
Happen: Bud Whitmore, Steele. Javc-
lin throw-Delbert Demary, Happen:
Edwin Whitm0re, Steele. Relay race
Happen, Dawson, Steele.
Girls: 75-yard daSh-Hclen Jollcy.
Tappcn; Ruth Ulurm. Tuttlc. Broad
jump-Evelyn Clark, Steele, and Nora
6letght. Happen. tied. Junior shot put
Hirsch, Steele; Harriet
Bradley. Pettibone. Baseball throw
Marjorie Peyer, Robinson: Florence
Lybeck, Tuttle. Basketball throw
Christine Htrsch, Steele; Harriet
Bradley. Pettibone. 300-yard relay
Thppen. Dawson, Tuttle.
james Kenelly Of Happen was high
point man. carrying away l3 points.
1le VIII receive . gold medal. Edwin
Whttmore and Gerald Prescott, Of
Dtoele tied Tor second high-point man.
Boch ytll receive . silver medal. Ruby
1eolheff Of futile ana Harcld Wall
NJ q Tappen tied Tor third high
p1f1st rlAh. E9ch VIII receive : bronze
mol1l.
Christine Hirsch. Steele. wss the
mGb.pofnt high school girl. She win
Iecotyo . gold medal. Harriet Bradley,
0efeboOe. Was second higl1-point
eiqh se1so0l gtr1. she, win receive ! sill
~ Uooa1.
- Tuttls esaAes earned ! total Of
pplnts, Nhtoh Won for them the
t bGnneS.
41cp&n eaptired the high school
tSopohy. and Steel the high
i1rlss tropl,y.
nlnDs 1go. Z eu1 ouimby No. i
~ raroj school ehamptc1.
ne4ysv11 l<ee3ye = bGnnef.
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kIDDER COUNTY PLAYDAY

At the Kidder county playday held
here last week under the direction Of
County Superintendent Lee the fol-
lowing named pupils were winners in
the various events. finishing n the
order given:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-20

SPECIAL EVENT F. o. E. DANCE DOUGLAS, FRIDAY, OCT. 18TH.
 -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-20
MUCH ACTIVITY IN TAKU DISTRICT IS
 SEEN BY SIMPSON

Dr. Robert Simpson, who flew to the Taku district last Monday in the Alaska Washington Airways plane Ketchikan, piloted by Anscel Eckmann, returned to Juneau last night on the gasboat Amy, Capt. Larry McKechnie. After making a three-day visit at the Alaska-Ju- neau mine project, Dr. Simpson was enthusiastic at finding marked improvement in the development of the property.
 "A crew of 30 men," said Dr. Simpson, "has cleared off several acres of land, and the construction of cook houses, bunk houses. and warehouses is going on at a rapid rate. Some of the buildings are completed, and the men are m owing into permanent winter quarters after having spent a great deal of time living in tents.
 "A shaft is being sunk on the ore body, and tunnel, which was recently started in to the property. is about 75 or 100 feet deep. The place is lively with the sound of