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Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19
PORTER-ARREC0N
BATTLE SHOULD
PLEASE CROWD

The party clicking out these
lines has been wrong before and
will probably be wrong again, but
a thin dime is put down that
Leonard Porter will give frankie
Arregon more opposition in the 10
Valley Athletic club tonight, than
Sr. Arregon has had from any bat
tier in quite a while.
Four times we have seen Porter
90 into action here. Twice against
Teddie Palacios and once against
Johnny Blair and Ad Cadena. He
got two draws with Teddie, but
lots of folks agreed with US that it
WASH t so. He belted Johnny Blair
to the floor and did the same thing
with Cadena.
Porter is real Fighting machine.
game and cool under fire. Like
gise he has wallop. Johnny Blair
doesn t go down unless he has been
hit.
We fully realize Arregon 8 abil-
ity, and are willing to give him
plenty of credit. We will not be
surprised if he beats Porter, nor
will we be surprised if Porter beats
him. We look for a good fight,
and if we're wrong, we II stop call
ing them, or trying to.
AS part of marry Woodbury's
congress of nations, Charlie
Cheng, the Chinese warrior, will
take on Clem Avilno in the six
round semi-final. Few Chinese boys
get away from the more prosaic
l;nes and into the fight racket.
Charlie is one who did and he is
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19

team winning the coast title for the
first time in a number of years may
be predicted after Oregon meets Pa
eific University and Oregon state
compctcs with Willamette Univer'
si.y.
Oregon was ono Of four teams tied
for first place of the Pacific Coast
conference last season and conse-
Cucntlv attracts more interest in its
encounter with Willamette than
Oregon state in ita came against IA
cific.
An interesting game of football
is expected from Santa Clara, which
opposes California Agricultural Col
lege at Sacramento. Scouts from
Stanford and California will probab-
" watch the game, as the Broncos
viii meet California next week and
the Cards on the following Satur-
dar. Santa Clara and st. Mary 3
have always been the most formid-
able non-confcrencc rivals of the
Rpars and Cardinals.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19
WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD
BV United Press

Connie Mack and his Philadelphia
Athletics today were in possession
of their eighth American League
baseball championship. The \ S
clinched their second straight flag
Thursday when they defeated the
Chicago White Sox IA to 10, while
the Washington Senators We're los
ing to > to the Cleveland Indians.
Philadelphia can now lose all
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19
! SP0R i S.
Pennant Clinched
By Studebakers

Beating the Mack and Mack team
by a to ) score last night at Will
sons field, the Studebaker team
practically clinched the champion
snip Of the FL Centre indoor league.
The game, witnessed b. . large
crowd OF fans, saw The Mackmen
fight the hardest battle of the
season. The latter team collected
two home runs, while the Studc-
baker delegation gather in but one.
Austin made the only home run for
the winners, while Smith and
logan each collected for the Mack
Eicn.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19

making good. Over in San Diego
where he has fought several times,
they like him ace high.
Avilino comes from Ontario and
his reputation up there is that of a
real fighter. They call him the
whirlwind but whether e
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19

whirls into it or away from it re-
mains to be seen.
Moses Bailey, 12s pounds of negro
battler from San Diego, takes on
Johnny Lee, also of San Diego but
calling the Philippines his home
land, in the six round special.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19
Sacs Tied For
Third Place

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10. U.P)
sacramento was tied with San
Francisco for third place in the Pa
cif1c coast league today by virtue
OF yesterday s games. League lead,
ing Hollywood and second place
Los Angeles, however, had increased
their leads more than ever, each
having won.
The Senators beat Oakland for
the third straight time, 6-5. Each
team made one run in the ninth inn
ing, the Oaks to tie the score and
the Senators, later, to win.
a last minute rally by the Seals
that scored four runs failed to keep
Hollywood from winning a 10-S vic.
tory.
Los Angeles defeated the Missions
%, and Portland kept out of the
tail end position by vanquishing
Seattle, S-6.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19

seven of their remaining games and
WIN the flag even though the Sen
ators make a clean sweep OF their
remaining eight games. In that
event the standing of the two clubs
would be:
w. l.. Pet
Philadelphia ..............., 80 50 .643
Washington .................. 9S 50 .636
Wesley Ferrell scored his 25th
win of the season as Cleveland tri-
umphed The Indians won in the
ninth after two were down. Jamie
son singled, stole second, and scored
On Porter s double.
The Boston Red Sox 4 to 5 win
over Detroit Tigers was enlivcned
by the appearance of Mary Koenig,
shortstop, on the mound for De
troit. Koenig held the Sox score
less in the eighth and ninth innings.
The New York Yankees defeat
ed the st. Louis Browns 7 to 6 in
10 innings.
In the National League the st.
Louis Cards defeated the Brooklyn
Robins to 3 to increase their lead
to two games.
The New York Giants all but
ruined the pennant hopes of the
Chicago Cubs while whipping the
National champions 6 to >.
Ray Kremer scored his Goth vic
tory of the season as the Pittsburgh
Pirates defeated the Phillies to
:. Chuck Klein, Philadelphia out
fielder, got two more runs and two
singles in four times at bat.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19
So. CaifOrnia
Sport Briefs

Los ANGELES, Sept. 10. (U.P)-
Thirteen of the nations foremost
tennis stars, led by Helen Wills
Moody, were scheduled to appear inf
exhibition games today, tomorrow
and Sunday as preliminary TO the
annual Pacific Southwest tourna-
ment opening here Monday.
Mrs. Moody, arriving here from
San Francisco this morning, will
play exhibition games tomorrow and
Sunday with Alan Harrington, and
also will take part in mixed doubles
matches. She will not participate
in the tournament proper.
The feature match today will be
a mixed doubles, Mrs. l.. A. Harper
and George Lott playing John Van
Ryn and Miss Marjorie Morrill,.
Gregory Mangin and Lyttleton
Rodgers meet in Singles match,
and another doubles event will see
Lott and J. Gilbert Hall playing
Sydney Wood and Ellsworth Vines.
Seedlings for the men 8 singles
event in the tourney were an
nounccd by the committee in charge
today, and placed Wilmer Allison,
Davis cup star and conqueror of
Henri Cochet, as No. ! others in
order are George Lott, Sydney
Wood, Clifford Sutter, John Van
Ryn, Berkeley Bell, Gregory Man
gin and Lyttleton Rodgers.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Sept. IS.
W.H-Bobby LaSallc, Long Beach
lightweight, will meet Bobby Refs
ter, meteoric Alhambra fighter, in
{. 10-round main bout here tonight.
Battling Sikh, whoever he is, will
oppose Sammy Santos in siX-round
scmi-final and Young Papke, son of
the famous Billy Papke, takes on
Jimmy Hart in the special.
PASADENA, Calf, Sept. 10. U.H
Steve Hamas, former eastern col
lcge football player, Knocked out
Marine Ray Spiker in the third
round of a main event here last
night. They are heavyweights.
MONTEBELLO, Calf, Sept. 10.
W.D - Willie Hunter, defending
champion, and Chet Beer Of Bakers
field led the field today as second
round matches in the California
open golf tourney began at Monte
bcllo Park links today.
Hunter and Beer won medal hon
ors with 70s in thief irst round yes
terday F. NJ. Warner, an amateur,
was third with II.
The field will be cut to the low
50 and ties today, with the final
So holes played Sunday.
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Charles Harker, Iii Wick. and Mis-.
Olive johnson.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Smith were
Sterling callers Tuesday.
Lawrence Mork called at Mrs. VII
liam Clarke's home Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet
were Sterling callers Saturday.
Marion Langley and Lee Wick fin
ished up heading barley for Freda
Envik Monday.
Mrs. Elder Elness and Frankie
were Sterling callers Tuesday.
Carey johnson called on J. r.
johnson Saturday also Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Gibson motored to Bis
marck Monday and Tuesday with
Mrs. Seamon Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. william 6tile and
family accompanied by Marvin Mag
mus was calling on friends In sterl.
ing township Wednesday.
Mrs. Tyler Johnson called ON J. r.
johnson Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Smith called at the Tyler
Johnsonis and II. r. Wright's homes
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clooten were
Sterling and Mckenzie callers Tues
day.
Lester Clark called at the Tyler
johnson home Wednesday.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

Mrs. Nelson. who have been residing
at Cylinder, Iowa, the past year will
return this fall. They live in Crom-
we'll.
Miss Sue Finfrock of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania is visiting with friends
and relatives in this community.
Miss Leila Mount will teach school
in Cromwell township this year. She
taught in the Garrison schools prev
iously for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Williams of
Washburn and Carl Williams of For
sythe, Montana, were called here this
week by the critical illness of Mrs.
John Williams.
Frank Kocher has completed the
painting and redecorating of Crofte
School No. 3 and did some work at
the local school the past week.
Mrs. Herman Meyer will be hostess
to the Crofte Star Homemakers club
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Helen Baumgart spent Sum
day with relatives in town. She is
employed in Mandan.
Richard Rupp of Mandan spent
the weekend at his home here.
Miss Grace Falkenstein left the
last of the week for Morton county
where she began teaching school
Monday morning.
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Steibef
By B c. L. MALONE

Fred Bergquist and Efrahem Schaf-
Ter maintained the roads In steiber
township last week.
Bill Eickel, Merwin Oder, Gerald
Jones and Albert Anderson who are
threshing near Wing, spent Sunday &c
their homes in Steiber.
Hubert Doyle Of velva visited at the
Hickel residence Monday.
Mrs. b. z. Lein Of Regain and her
brother Willard Dimond were callers
ct 9. L. Malone's Wednesday evening.
Miss Bessie Anderson and Delbert
olson were Sunday visitors at w. 8.
Oders.
Miss VIVA Oder spent the weekend
At her home in Steiber.
John Zelmer was q caller at the
Malone home Sunday. \
Willard Dimond called at the Eickel
residence Thursday morning.
Alvin Manning and Delbert Olson
are combining grain on the Oder
farm.
Gottlieb steinert Of Regan visited
at his parents In Steiber Monday
night.
Efrahem schaffer called at the Ma
lone home Saturday.
George McAllister called at the Bill
Hickel home Sunday.
T~hreshing Is about completed In
this vicinity except q few fields Of
late flax.
Alvin Helgesen was q caller at c. L.
Malones Monday morning.
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Hazelt0n
BY ELEANOR LANDSBERGER

Miss Marion Slater spent last week
with her grand parents at Britttn.
Her brother Howard and Elmer ac-
companied her back to Hazelton
where they will attend school this
term.
The Misses Hildegard and Dorothy
BeaStrom left the end Of the week
for Thinner, North Dakota, where
they will teach school this term.
Miss Mildred Mcdonnell spent. sev-
eral days last week visiting with Flea
nor Landsberger.
Miss Cleo Rott commenced her
school term at the Perry school Mon
day morning.
Visiting at the j. b. Landsbere
home this week were Mike Herkes.
Edward Boles and Jake Mark of
Castlewood, South Dakota. The bows
are en- route to Saskatchewan, Can
ada.
MI. and Mrs. Frank splonskowski
and family Of Braddock attended
church services in Hazelton Sunday
and were dinner guests at the j. j.
Landsberger home.
The Christian Mother society met
Saturday afternoon at the e. L. Sem
ling home, Mrs. J. E. McMullen as
sisted.
Miss Eleanor Landsberger assisted
the Bluebird dance orchestra Friday
evening at Red Lake, and also Satur-
day evening at Braddock.
Miss Eliza Nicholson arrived In
Hazelton Monday evening from Far
60. where she completed q course in
beauty culture. She will spend q
short vacation with friends here.
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THE TRIBUNE,

entail home Sunday after spending 4
few weeks ct the John r. Weber
ihome near Tuttle. /.
MI. and Mrs. L. Beall and John
Mueller were Bismarck callers Nom
lday.
Rev. r. E. strutz OF jamestown
was an over night guest at the Berth
home Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. A. L. Davis are the
parents Of q baby girl born septem-
Der S.
Ole Olson and family Of Pettibone
moved their household goods in
Wing. Sunday, where they will make
their home now.
Mrs. John Mueller visited with Mrs.
Adam Hopper Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Kremenetsky and
daughter attended the dedication
held for the Jewish temple 10 Bis
marck Sunday.
Hilda Berg Is assisting Mrs. Adolph
Weber.
Mrs. Ole Atkinson Is visiting in
Wing for q few days.
John Weber and wife spent Sunday
evening at the Christ Berg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber, 81, Mrs.
Fred Oswald and Mr.. and Mrs. John
r.. Weber and family attended Luth-
eran church services held north Of
Wing Sunday afternoon.
Alvina Kraft was an over night
guest at the Weber home Mon6ay.
Mrs. Chas. Nc auley and family Of
st. Louis, Mo, Mrs. Martin Craven
and son and Miss Clara Durham all
OF Jamestown, spent Sunday and
Monday, visiting at Ed Larson's.
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By FLORENCE dosNEY

Henry swtndling and children mo-
tored to Bismarck, Wednesday, to
visit Mrs. Henry swtndling at the
Bismarck hospital. Mrs. swindling Is
recovering nicely from her recent
operation.
George W. Lewis was helping with
the threshing on his land. down by
tho lake. Wednesday. Everett Porter
farms It. and also did the threading
Mrs. George W. Lewis and daueh-
ter Marian, were choppers In Sterling,
wednesday. They also visited at the
Max Lang home.
Presley N. 0osney motored to Dris-
coll. Thursday.
Lloyd Wildfang Of Mckenzie made
business calls Ut the e. Il Hurr and
Presley 0osney homes. Thursday.
Douglas Bailey. the small son OF
M. and Mrs. Burns Bailey Of Lonr
Lake district, = visiting with his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lewis.
John Benz. one Of our prosperous
farmers, Is In the Bismarck hospital,
having received injuries when 4 pony
he was riding "wednesday morning
fell With him.
Horace Fairchild and son Hanaford
transacted business in Sterling
Thursday.
Fred Bailey. Mrs. George Lewis.
daughter Marian, and Douglas Bailey
mctored to ,Disrnarok Thursday o
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Painted Woods
BY MRS. GLE LILLEFJELD

Mrs. Joe Brown and small son Mar
win were callers at the liver Erickson
home Thursday afternoon. Joe Brown
Is working with the Joe Brostrom
threShing machine.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alvin
Lang home were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Brown
and baby and MI. and Mrs. Joe Brown
and small son Marvin and niece Miss
Anna Bloom.
Those that spent Sunday at the Ole
Lillefjeld home were MIR. and Mrs.
Elias Lillefjeld and son Edwin and
Gerald and Miss Katie Borven who
stays at the Andrew Nelson home.
Andrew Nelson Is busy cutting hay.
He Is cutting on shares with Dick
Kudick.
Mrs. Frank Erickson and eight
year-old o Ernest spent a week Wis
ittng at the home Of Mrs. Erickson'S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson.
Saturday evening Frank motored up
from Bismarck and spent the week.
end with them. They returned to
Bismarck Sunday evening as Ernest
started school Tuesday.
Allen Nordberg Of Chicago, who has
been staying at the Nelson home the
last two months, returned to Bismarck
with them. He took the train for
Chicago Monday where he will attend
school. Aliens father Is q nephew Of
Mr.. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Brown and
baby spent Wednesday evening at the
Charles Hannefield home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brostrom's niece
from Minot are visiting them. Bob
BroStrom, q son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bros
from. is attending high school at VIII
ton this year.
liver Erickson is busy threshing this
week. Emery johnson Is helping him.
Elias Lillefjeld Of Wilton called at
the Ole Lillefjeld home and Dick Iver-
o home Thursday afternoon.
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Wild Rose
By MRS. w. H. ~BRowNAwELL

John Elias Of Mckenzie was thru
here last week dispensing household
necessities.
Howard Brownawell of Moffit,
made a business call here Wednes-
day.
Harry Albright of Braddock vic
Unity made a brief call here Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ernest Saville and daughters
Ada, Elsie, Verna and Maxine mo-
tored to Steele and back Wednesday
afternoon,
Jake Rathy from Kidder county
made q business call here Tuesday
evening.
G. G. Reiser and son Edwin were
down from Washburn looking after
his farming interests here several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gosney made
business trip to Zap Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. King Of Bis
marck accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Judd and George Sherman of
Chicago had a short visit with
friends here and in Braddock Friday.
Misses Louise Riedman and Grace
Miller Of Moffit made a brief call
here Tuesday evening.
Miss Florence Teyereiser, who has
been assisting Mrs. w. H. Brown
awell with the homework for several
weeks, returned to her home at Brad
dock Saturday in order to begin her
school studies the first Of the term.
A number of our young folks at
tended the dance at Allensworth's
west Of Moffit Saturday evening.
Miss Anna Martha Gosney has &C
cepted a position with a coal COM
pany at Zap as stenographer.
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Garfield
By ri A. F. GHYLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Humphreys and
family and Lucille johnson were Bis
marck business callers Saturday.
Lawrence and Francis Fitzgerald
were callers at the J. F. Little home
Thursday.
Alice walker is now at home after
working In Bismarck all summer.
Mrs. Ole Olson, Violet Olson and
Mrs. Ghylin and family were callers
In Wing Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Perkins and
family r visiting friends and rela-
tives In this vicinity.
q. o. Lindsey home Thursday. There
was not q very large crowd. Mrs. A
II. Lundberg joined. The next meet
ing will be held Oct. 2 at the p. z.
Patton home.
Threshing is pretty well along In
our community. The crops are fair
~ well. Some report rye going 20
bushels to the acre.
Callers at the A. 0hylin home
Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs. p. =.
Ghylin and Lillian and Don, Merrill
and Howard Lindsey, A. n. Lund-
berg and Harry Rannestad, Fred and
Violet Olson. Ollie Cook and Dee
Bailey.
Sunday school Will begin at 2
O'Clock Sunday Sept. II. Rev. Christ
will conduct services after Sunday
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hermansly Of
Abrecrombia were over night guests
ct the Anna Strand home Monday
night.
Nrs. A. r. ohylin and sons and
Mrs. Ole Olson were callers at the
Homer Taylor home Friday.
Miss Alice, Strand returned to Bis
marck after spending two weeks at
home.
Mrs.. Ole Olson, Violet Olson and
Dee Bailey were Bismarck business
callers Tuesday.
A. +. 0hyln worked ct the school,
house Tuesday.
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three daughters and one son and 4
host Of other relatives. Her funerA
was being held at the Parry funeral
parlors in Bismarck, Tuesday after.
noon. Rev. Kinzler our local pastor.
will o~fficiate. Pallbearers were Fred
Hursey, Charles Lamb. Fred Bailey,
Lester Bailey, Alfred Faust and Al
bert Faust. She win be laid to rest
in st. Mary's cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Hamblin Of Nc.
Kenzie visited at the F. II. Pi!lsbury
home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Porter mo-
tored to Hazelton, Tuesday morning.
They went to get repairs for tha
machine.
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Nj. Doucette who Is employed there,
She also visited at Valley City.
Miss Katherine Cox Of Sterling
spent the past week visiting Miss
Madeline Boren.
Mrs. F. N. Schaunhurg and Mrs. M.
]. Belcher attended the Homemakers
meeting in Bismarck Friday.
The All club under the leadership
OF Mrs. p. r. Bliss went picnicking at
Menoken picnic grounds Friday eve
ming. Visitors were Miss Katherine
Cox Of Sterling and Miss Ella
feathers and Miss lmelda McCloekey.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Tuehrer, Miss Rose
and George Fuehrer accompanied BY
Lee Hamblen and little son Richard
motored to Bismarck SATURDAY..
Mr.. and Mrs. n. e. Curtis are vis-
iting at the B. F. Coons home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Hermauson re-
turned from Canada Friday night ana
are renting rooms ct the J. w.
Rodgers home for light housekeeping.
Miss Ruth Lewis was q visitor at
the John Fuehrer home Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manly and
family accompanied by Mrs. Isabelle
Colby and daughter "Bootie" were
Sunday visitors In Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson visited
at the home Of Mrs. Watson's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. 8. J. King Of Bis
marck Sunday. MI. and Mrs. G. 8.
Judd and George Sherman Of Chi
cago, cousins Of Mrs. King are here
visiting. They visited ct the George
Watson home Friday forenoon. They
left for their home ir Chicago Mon
day morning.
Miss Lillian Watson, who teaches
at Wilton, spent the weekend here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Watson.
Mrs. Joe Coder Of Moffit ana Mrs.
N. j. STRIVING visited Mrs. IA. A.
Doucette Friday afternoon.
r. G. Boren was q caller ct the NJ.
j. Belcher home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Long were Sun
day evening Sterling callers.
Mrs. Ed Easton visited Mrs. NJ. A.
Saturday.
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visit Mrs. Burns Bailey at the Bis.
narck hospital. They also viStet
MRS. Henry swindling there.
Edna Mae dosney visited with hel
grandmother, Mrs. Chas. Gask1ll
Thursday afternoon.
Everett Porter began threshing foa
George Lewis Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. e. g. Fogarty were
tCapital City visitors Friday.
Presley M. Gosney Is doing some
blowing for George Lewis with his
tractor.
Ernest L. Hurr is ~threshing for M.
L. Lewis.
The rain Saturday afternoon
stopped all threshing In. this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fairchild and
son Hanaford visited in Mckenzie
Saturday.
Lester Anderson was q town caller
Saturday night. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Mary LOOMS and son Harold
Of Steele. who visited there.
Henry lessen was q town caller
Saturday evening.
Ernest Hurr was t~ransacting bust
ness In Sterling Saturday.
p. M. Gosney attended the elevator
meeting In Sterling Saturday. Others
in attendance were Henry Wildfang,
Henry Zurff, Oscar Anderson. and
Max Lang.
William Niernan and son Lester
were in Sterling Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kositzky, Leon
ard and Eloise, called on Mrs. Chas.
Gaskill Monday, on their way home
from South Dakota.
James Baker threshed last week
for A. E. Cline and CAST Prince.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lessen and Mr..
and Mrs. CAST Prince, attended the
dance at Allensworth's Saturday we
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben L. Koon and
small son Eden Of Bismarck. also
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill visited Sunday ct
the Presley Gosney home.
Fred Bailey Is spending some time
at the George Lewis home.
Mrs. John Baker was q capital city
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Henry lessen and Loretta Ja-
cobson were shopping in Sterling
Monday evening.
The Henry awindling family mo-
tored to Bismarck Sunday.
Miss ada Hufr was shopping In
Sterling Monday.
M. L. Lewis was q town caller on
Monday.
Floyd Belk delivered oil at the
George Lewis farm Monday.
Helen and Rex Swindling are at
tending school In Sterling this term.
They r driving from home at pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis ana
daughter Marian visited at the Floyd
Bier home near Hazelton Sunday.
School began Monday with Miss
Ann Hayes a. teacher.