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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
GOVERNOR NOT GRID FAN
Foot Ball Call Not Even Whisper
to Murray of Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA CITY. August Is (P).-
The call Of the gridiron isn't even a
whisper to Gov. William H. ("Alfalfa
Bili") Murray
Commenting on the annual revival
of interest in foot ball the Governor,
who brought about curtailed athletic
appropriations at Oklahoma's colleges,
said:
There Is not much difference be-
tween a foot ball game and q common
night won't 60 to any games. II
man is not busy and wants to be bored,
he should attend foot ball meeting"
In his first message to the State
Legislature. Murray said il athletics ap-
preparations Were not reduced he'd veto
them.
With their funds cut about in half,
sports departments of the University of
Oklahoma and the Oklahoma A. and M.
College were preparing today to whip
teams in shape for Big Six and Missouri
Valley Conference competition.
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Romans Selects
Seaver as Champ

ENGLEwooD, N. J. August Is CAP.
IL Gene Romans, runner-up to
Bobby Jones In the 1890 ma
tional amateur golf championship
and q contender for the 1891 title,
has picked young Charlie SeaveT
OF Los Angeles, to occupy the throne
vacated by the Albanian.
Romans leaves today for Chicago
to get In q few practice rounds
over the Beverly Country course be-
fore the championship gets under
way Next Monday.
Sesver Is Romans choice because.
the bespectacled Englewood golfer
said, the layout OF the Beverly
course FITS the coast players game.
"Seayer is one of the straightest
long hitters in the game and that Is
lust what a golfer needs to be at
Beverly" Romans said. His tenn
permanent Is nicely suited TO the Chi
cago course and In addition to his
long shots, the rest Of his game is
well rounded"
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DOW N THE LINE
by W. o. MCCLELLAN

boys in the colleges are called TO their
classes at the end OF August by pro-
fesaional instructors. Or. perhaps, he
would advocate that the members Of
the faculty Of every university should
be made up entirely Of amateur pro-
fassorS. Then Ii would not be incOn-
s1stent to deplore the fact that the ath-
letic trainers are professionals. But
then, am not casting any aspersi0ns
against DR. Pritehetts amateur stand
ing as an educator
No doubt some Of the States will take
quite seriously the suggestion Of DR..
pritchett that they might gather in q
little more income by taxing intereel-
legihte foot bah. AL of the States are
always willing to listen to any sug-
gestionS that would show them how TO
take In q little more revenue.
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SEE OREGON AS CHAMP

Grid Fans Looking to 1t to Take
Washington States Place.
PORTLAND. Greg, August as tP).-
With Washington State, last year cen
ference champions, shy a good many
stars through graduation, foot ball fans
Of the northwest are looking to Oregon
to keep the title up this way this sea-
son.
Twenty Of Oregon's hopefuls spent the
Summer working in various parts of
Crater Lake National Park and &C.
casionslly tossed q foot ball around
after completing their daily tasks The
"frosh" coach, "Prink" Callison, was the
ranger in charge at the park.
All Oregon backs. it Is claimed, is a
fullnack or some one 70 replace the loss
Of Johnny Kitxmiller
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every one else, by pulling the club
down the right side, II he attempts
hitting hard here, he jams his weight
upon his right leg in such q manner
that It stays there and falls to come
through with the swing.
Many also are addicted to this
same fault in attempting to drive
with a high carry. II results in all
sorts of errors.
Sol Metzger offers an illustrated
leaf1et on Driving, which win help
every golfer having trouble off the
tee. Send stamped, addressed en-
velope for il. Address Sol Metzger,
in care OF this paper.
Copyright, 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
Hard Road in Foot Ball Horseshoe Pitchers F1out Superstition
Another Turnesa
Shines on Links

Anew YORK. August as Up
IN Golf just naturally runs In the
Turnesa family. For the last
several years. Joe, Mike and Phil. all
Of the Eimsford Club. have carried on
In national and local tournaments.
Now comes 1e-year-old Willie with
the metropolitan eaddie champion
ship. He shot 50 holes In l53 ct
the Ardsley club to win the title
yesterday.
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Is New Grid Tutors In East
Only 4 of Il in Section Have Been on One
Job for More Than 10 Years

assertion In the Carnegie Founda-
tons bulletin 23, in 1929, that 1.-The
length OF the tenure of the coach.
especially the head coach at foot
ball. is increasing" The bulletin IN
dicated tenure of 4.72 years fof 81
coaches at that time.
Only of the II Eastern head
coaches for 1891 have served more
than 10 years.
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LIST SWIM PENTATHLoR
Life Guards win Teatur. Meet At
Suburban Gardens.

A pentathlon for life guards will be
q feature Of the swimming and diving
meet to be held September 4 at Tao
pm. in the Suburban Gardens pool. EH-
tries will close September ct midnight.
Pentathlon events viii include free
style rescue. retrieving objects, head
carry 6rear approachl, cross chest carry
(surface approach) and tired swimuaers'
carry.
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Is used merely Tor
public shows, " DR.,
Prttc hett says.
These plants are
tremendous earn
ers Of money. Are
they exempt from
taxation, and. II
so, upon VIVA.
theory VIII mol
the various states
insist land rightly
SOB upon taxing
m 0 ey = earning
agencies Of this
description? Ar
agency that takes
in 500. 900 at a
Ein9ie show In fr
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BLADENsBURG BOOKS.

BLADENSBURG, Md, August as
BladensburR nine has booked game
with Woodmen Of the World Of wash
ington for Sunday on the Kentlworth
field ct o'clock. Bladensburg Juniors
are after = game for Sunday. Cali
Frank Fierstsin at Hyattsville 6I4-w
after 6 pm.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
RACKETERS CONTINUE
Play in Singles and Doubles on
Card Today-No Favorites
Are Eliminated.

Play in both singles and doubles in
tie Capital City Tennis Leagues closed
tournament was to continue this after
noon and evening en- the Friends
School courts, In play yesterday there
were nc upsets, but several favorites
were given much stouter lights than
expected.
Frank Shore and barney Welsh were
among leading entrants to receive some
thin of a surprise. Happy Jacob made
Shore hustle 20 defeat him in 6-3.
40, 6-2 match and Welsh had to put
on steam to- down johnson 81 in their
first set, but took the next, SIS.
Today's program:
psyi.s VS. sts p La.'H s.ia. Va. As aissi
=; qsrP.isi dSsa. Y: s.lIsss: oS;lIi Ks, IS.
I !i a winner s match Geld
%nSs d .Is:aYss ssssr a ne partner vs.
H.es and Welsh bss. an: and ssSs vs.
V. DFssehler snd Hofecker; Gardes and
and oSsii IS. Trvsl h0 ana PaF Jacobs. $50
Pm. Gould and Ri.zenberg vs.. Grant and
Yesterdays summaries:
SINGLES.
First round--Johnson defeated Spencer
SIS. g.; Heiskell defeated Hill, 6-2. Ca;
Root defeated Davies. 6-l, -; O'Brien
defaulted To Seideli Hermaan defeated Glas-
sic, 6~4, So; Garnett defeated Maristte.
20, default; Goldsmish defeated Lowe,
80 So
Second round-Grant defeated Martinez.
io-.s, SIS; Fellows defeated Forsythe. 81
defeated Johnson, ST.. S--3; SeideI defeated
Root Ga, Is; Goldsmith defeated Krsuss.
Shore defeated Ritzenberg, e--4. s--5; ia
eoes aefeatsd Roberts. al, 81; Packer
Third round-Deek defeated Erana. ell,
80; shore defeated Jacob, e--3, As, Ga.
D0unLEs.
Second round-Latona and Shore defeated
Lord and Martinez 60 e--2
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GRIDMEN START WORK
Wolverines and Pennants Squads
to Hold Drills. Tonight.

Aspirants for wolverine A. Q. I'M
limited class foot ball team VIII hold
their first drill tonight at Z o'clock ON
the Virginia avenue playground. An
other practice. viii be held at the sanne
place and time Tuesday evening.
Greg Gordon has been reelected
manager and Calvert Rice coach.
Petworth remnants, who did not COM
pete In the Capital City Grid League
last season, but will hold forth In the
150-pound loop the coming campaign,
VIII hold their opening workout this
evening at 1880 on the Iowa avenue
playground Bob Mcpherson viii man
age the eleven, but the team Is being
organized under the direction Of Dick
Bedell
John Chadwick. former athlete nc
st. Johns College. this city, viii coach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
GRIFFITHs BEATS o'KELLY

CHICAGO, August IS dp}.-Tufy
Grifnths, Ycung Sioux City, Iowa
heavyweight, has added Con o Kelly
the champion Of Ireland, 10 his come
back string Grifiths last night out
speeded and ofitpunched the Roly-Poiy
oIKelly 10 earn decision in 10 rounds
at White City.
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SWIM LIST TO CLOSE
Over Sixty Already Entered for
Federal Employees Event.

More than 60 entrants were reported
today for the Federal employees swim
ming competition to be held along with
A. A. u. events tomorrow night in the
Chevy Chase pool under auspices OF
the National Federation Of Federal
Employees. Entries will close tonight
at II o'clock
Winfree johnson, athletic director Of
the Welfare and Recreation Axsocis :
ton. viii referee. with Howard Ruppart.
starter, and Jerome Shear. Carl Ahlsn-
field and A. Earle Weeks a. judges at
the finish. Diving judges win be an
nouneed later
Several leading natatoFs OF the city
including Max Rote, Joe Lyman,
Vincent Gomez, Onalene Lawrence and
Betty O'Malley are entered, chiefly In
the A. A. u. events.
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RATTALINo TO FIGHT,

HARTFORD, Conn. August IS lPl.--
Bat Battalino of Hartford, feather
weight champion, and Eddie Shea Of
Chicago, who holds a decision over the
title holder, have been matched for a
non-title bout at the Hurley Stadium
September ].
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CAPITAL GIRL BEATEN

Sarah Moore Hoses to Eliza Coke
in Net Tourney Final.
ASHEvILLE, N. c.. August IS tn
Robert Lefty" Bryan Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, and Lenoir Wright Of ChaElotte,
N. c., won the North Carolina doubles
title, defeating wilmer Hines OF Co
lumbia, 8. c., and Harley Shuford Of
Hickory, ". c., 6--l. Us, 4-~6, e--6.
Eliza Coke annexed the women's
singles championship by overwhelming
Sarah Moore OF washington, ID. G.,
81, 81.
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oUINTERo WINS BOUT.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, August IS
A't.--ManiIel Quintero, Tampa, Fla.
welterweignt, and Joe Cortez, Boise,
Idaho, Mexican. battled 10 q draw In
their lO-round main event here last
teZ l47
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FAWsETT WINS MEDAL.

VANDAT.TA Ohio, August 25s-C. Q.
Fawsett, District OF Columbia trap
shooting champion. broke SO ciays In q
Yesterday b gain IN expert marksnaan-
ship medal
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Yesterdays summaries:
zINGIFS
RETAINS RIFLE HoNoRs.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, August as (P).-
Edward Muhl. 32-year-old Toronto,
Iowa, farmer. who won the 1929-30 ma
tional rifle championship, retained his
title in the finals of the eighteenth BIZ
ennial tournament. Muhl scored 2,256
points out OF possible Assoc.
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Pointers on Golf
BY SOL METZGER.

b1 SOL METZGEk.
Hitting too soon, according TO Jim
Barnes, former open champion. Is
one OF the big faults he strives to
overcome as golf teacher Most
players get the idea that to obtain
distance they have to hit hard. That
is wrong Speed Of elubhead going
through drives q golf ball, not power.
The first fault that results from
hitting too soon is pictured above.
The duffer, striving to kill the ball,
must start his down giving like
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YANK PLAYER RETURNED.

LOS ANGELES, August IS (Pl.-Lou
McEvoy, Yankee right-hander recently
turned over to Hollywood of the Pacific
Coast League, viii be returned to New
York at once. MeEyoy IN I'VE starts
against coast hitters. failed TO fniah
Q game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

Fest Balls Severest Critic.
r INTERCOLLEGIATE foot ball Is
making too much money. accord
ing to Dr. Henry Smith Pritchett,
president of the Carnegie Endew-
Inent for the Advancement OF Teach
ing. Therefore foot ball. like any other
entertainment business, should and viii
be taxed
"A stadium like the Yale Bowl or
the one erected recently at South Bend,
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SEEKS ARMY-NAvY TILT
Los Angeles Urges 1t to Get funds
for olympiad Memorial.

NEW YORK. August 25 tP.-The
New York Daily News said yesterday
that the Los Angeles Junior Chamber
of Commerce is seeking TO bring the
Army and Navy together for a foot BAH
game to be played this Fall on the
West Coast. the receipts TO be used 10
erect suitable memorial to COM
memorste the tenth Olylnpiad at Los
Angeles.
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

1s.-The Potomac and Shenandoah
| Rivers were muddy this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
BY W. r. MccALLUM.

N Ar OWING 10 eradicate the prob
M ability OF brown patch in fu-
H ture seasons and to bring the
nnn.-.n -. a.. As,n r.nrnA rsac,S am
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r YATTSvILL.E. Md, August as
IL -Elwyn woodward, 15-year-
| old Hyattsville. High School
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Mrs. Clarence Talkenstein visited
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Thompson the latter part of the
week.
H. H. Speten called ct the r. r.
Morris home Tuesday.
Marian, Gerald and Eunice Morris
visited at the John Vollan home
Thursday night.
Gordon Williams and Orville Falk-
enstein visited at the Ira Falkenstein
home Sunday.
Among those who visited at the T.
F. Morris home Sunday were MI. and
Mrs. Bud Nelson and son Billy, Flor.
ence Smith, Viran Nelson, Joe .1iras,
Harry Brown, Gordon Williams Or
vile F~alkenstein. Fred Herdebu, Her
man Kekul and Bonnie and Levi
Anderson.
Aldythe McC ullough, teacher of
Glenview school No. l, returned to ' er
home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vollan and fam
lily and Mrs. Vollan's sister Ester Err
ickson, motored to Bismarck Satur.
day.
Bonnie and Levi Anderson were
overnight guests with Donald Morris
Saturday night.
Dorothy Morris visited at her home
over Sunday.
DR.. Towne called on Frank Miller
Sunday.
Levi Anderson vas a supper guest
at the T./F. Morris home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anderson and
family were shoppers in Wilton Sat-
urday.
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Jane Dixon accompanied them but
remained there until Sunday evening
as the guest Of her grandmother. Mrs
Jack Cowan.
Alfred Zuger, Bismarck, was a brief
caller at the R.. D. Flavin home Fri
day afternoon. .
MI. and Mrs. M. ". Chapman and
daughters. Dorothy and Laura OF
Turtle Lake. N. D., were Sunday
guests at the H. H. Walker home.
George Keller and the Koch BROTH
ers drove to Painted Woods lake Sun
day to spend the day with relatives.
MI. and Mrs. Johnny Pau had as
overnight guests Tuesday. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Amer. Miss Ida Herr
and Miss Ida Felech all Of Denhoff.
N. d.
Miss Charlotte Wilmot was enter
tanned at the Herman Engstron, home
Thursday as the overnight guest Of
Mrs. Engstrom. who Is a former
teacher CT Miss Wilmot's.
The members Of the Macomber
Homemakers' club entertained their
husbands at a progressive whist party
Saturday evening held at this John
Dixon home. The affair was given to
benefit the treasury and was very
successfully managed. Six tables were
in play, the first prize going to Mrs.
Otto Larson and John Dixon. while
Mrs. Fred Danielson and VIM Ollen-
burger received consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Warren and fam
{1Sy AVoVyo ~ n{cNoo Nok Co$,s~A,S, ~yI~.>
they remained until Sunday evening
as guests Of MI. and Mrs. Jack Sher-
back.
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Glenview
By MRS. LARS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay De Long and Mrs
Elsie Erstrom were Sunday guests al
the Walter Simons home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simons trans
acted business in Bismarck Saturday
Miss Alice Halvorson spent the
weekend at her home near Regain.
Tom Morgan called at the Con.
johnson home Sunday on business.
Millard Jacobson accompanied Carl
Erickson OF Painted Woods on a bus
mess trip to Regain Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Con johnson and
family and Thomas Jacobson were
Wilton callers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan trans
acted business in Wilton Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Enock Anderson and
the Jacobson's attended a progressive
whist party at the Rudolph Hagen
home in Painted Woods Saturday
evening. =.
Miss Beatrice Erickson spent the
weekend with relatives in Bismarck
Mrs. Con johnson and daughter
Cornelia visited with Mrs. Joe Brown
Sunday.
Burl Monroe's were shopping in
Bismarck Saturday.
Grace and Ray Simons visited at
the AL Holden and Lars jacobson
homes Sunday.
MI. Stoltz was a business caller al
the Con johnson home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Theo. Quanrud and
family of Bismarck and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter johnson of Painted Woods
were Sunday visitors at the Lars
jacobson home.
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BY r CHRISTENSEN

e. A. Van Vleet motored to tha
Lawyer home south Of DriscoIl Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Van vleet were
Sterling callers Thursday.
Mrs. George Radley of Battle Greek,
Mich. arrived Thursday evening to
visit with her father, G.. Johnson, also
sister Mrs. Albert Christensen and
family.
The wedding of Miss Bertha Hem
sen and Pete Sampson took place Fri
day at Bismarck. Mrs. SAMPSON IL
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hen
sen of Cellar Lake. The newly-weds
will make their home on a farm south
Of Driscoll.
Clarence Crooks Of Detroit. Mich,
who had been visiting at the Frank
Shaffer home. was called to Grand
Forks Friday on account Of the illness
of his brother.
Clear Lake school number : closed
Saturday by having q school picnic.
Tom Finn spent Sunday at the War.
rem Keller home.
Frank Shaffer and daughter Mrs.
Selden Bryant stopped at the AL.
bert Christensen home Saturday eve-
ming for a few moments
Mi. and Mrs. Clifford Nielsen and
family and the Peter Klucksdahi
family were Sunday callers at the
H. A. Smith home Sunday.
Callers at the e. A. Van vleet hom(
Sunday were MI. and Mira. Ekank
Shaffer. Mrs. Selden Bryant ~ n,
and Mrs. Allen Van Vleet and
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Olson 81 ~
lily called at the Albert ChsaSte
home Sunday.
Miss Jennie Waiste. teec
Clear Lake school No. 1, 0lc6o4
successful school term q
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Missouri
BY L. M. CRAWFORD

George Cabbage was on the sick list
the first part of the week.
Mrs. John Crawford visited with
her daughter, Mrs. James Robidou
Wednesday afternoon.
Those from this community who
were callers in Bismarck Saturday
were: MI. and Mrs. Sam Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Woodwork, Mrs.
sam Robinson, ST., RamuS Robinson,
Mrs. William Mcdonald and daugh-
ter Miss Hilda, Mrs. John Crawford
and daughter Lucille, Miss Evelyn
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark.
MI. and Mrs. Alex MacLean and son
Robert motored to Bismarck Friday
afternoon. En- route home they Wis
Tied and dined at the John Crawford
home.
Misses Margery and Eleanor Nc
Donald spent the weekend visiting
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford and
daughter Lucille were entertained for
Sunday dinner at the Clifton Kimball
home south of Brittin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Irvine and
family. MI. and Mrs. Alex Anderson
and family were dinner guests at the
William Mcdonald home Sunday.
Bob Mcdonald, student in the Bis
marck high school, spent the week.
end visiting at the Leslie Clark home.
Bill Mills visited and dined at the
James Robidou and John Crawford
homes Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark visited
at the Garry O'Gallasher home Sun
day
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Still
BY b. r. HAGSTROM

Axel Asplund called on Erick Pear
son Sunday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Law spent Tuesday
evening with Miss Leoma s~undquist.
Mrs. N. sandelin spent a few days
last week with Mrs. liner Skei Of Bis
marck.
Donald, son Of MI. and Mrs. Roy
Anderson was very III last week.
Mrs. John T. johnson and daugh-
tiers called at the Still store one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Noon and
daughter Nadine were Wilton callers
Monday.
Iilma johnson visited Friday aft
ernoon with Helen Broehl.
Erick Pearson and Axel Asplund
Motored to Wilton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson called
on Mrs. Signe johnson Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ole Hagstrom were
Thursday evening callers Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Lind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad johnson ana
daughter and Mrs. Signe Johnson mo-
tored to Wilton Friday afternoon at
the John H. Johnson home.
Miss Laverna Hauser called on Mrs.
Allan Westerman Friday evening.
Mrs. Ole Hagstrom, son Oscar and
daughters Ingrid and Margaret were
Bismarck shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Edwin johnson and Mrs. Signe
Johnson called on Mrs. John john
son one day last week.
Mrs. Chas. Lind. ons Erling and
Rollo and Miss Helen Johnson mo-
tored to Bismarck Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Of Still met Friday
with Mrs. Albert johnson.
MI. and Mrs. Allan Westerman
moved Friday evening to Regain.
Clarence johnson was a Wilton
caller wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berquist and
sons called at the Hagstrom home
Sunday.
Rev. Oster of Regan called at the
Edwin and John johnson homes
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson
Monday.
Miss Lillian Berquist Of Washburn
Is assisting her sister, Mrs. Ned Asp
lund during the spring season.
Miss Velma johnson accompanied
Miss Dorothy Little of Regan to Will
ton Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Scott Of Regain and
Mrs. Albert johnson and daughter
were Bismarck callers Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Mission church will meet Thursday,
April 80, at the O. G.. Hagstrom
home.
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Esther Olafson motored to Litchfield
N. D.. Friday afternoon to spend the
weekend.
Frank Chesrown was q caller In
Braddock Friday tending to matters
Of business.
Ed Surber and son Ira and Bill
Baker and two sons Of the Livona VI
cinity were Sunday afternoon callers
at the Koppy home.
MI. and Mrs. Edward Smith and in
FAINT daughter Evangeline Jare were
Sunday guests at the q. 9. Grenz
home.
George Weinhandle of st. Anthony
visited at the Steve Koppy home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhause
and son Herbert paid a neighborly
call upon the q. G. Grenz family
Sunday evening.
Henry Knittle was . Sunday eve
ming caller at the Joe Fischer home
of the Livona vicinity.
Bill Herr and son called At the
Koppy home Monday.
Walter Schiermeister and Willie
S~chiernleiSter were Linton callers
Sunday evening.
The Gayton-Liberty Joint district
school picnic which vas held last
Sunday was well represented by all
the schools of the two districts, and
consequently was well represented by
people Of this vicinity.
John A. Ohlhauser and son Martin
were business callers at the Steve
Koppy home Monday evening.
Esther Olafson and Elizabeth Kop-
py called at the Emmett Perry home
Monday evening.