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Still
~ D. z. HAdsTROM

The home Of MI. and Mrs. Edmund
Broehl was = poppy place Saturday
evening when about sixty young and
old people gathered there for q dance.
Music was furnished by Steve Tor
zesd and Alec Duma. Lunch was
served BY the ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ullrich OF Bis
marck motored to tho home Of her
mother. Mrs. Augusta STANDBY, Sat-
urday evening to visit until Monday.
Miss Laura Benson, who has been
q guest Of her brother.in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John Asplund,
for the past few weeks. left by train
for Bismarck "wednesday. Her broth.
Ter. Kasper. met her In Bismarck. From
there they left Tor their home In
Flasher. N. D.
Ole Hagstrom and son, Albert, and
daughter, Pauline, motored TO Bis.
marck Saturday. They were accom-.
panied by Miss Cora Devee Richard
Is far - Wilton.
Steve Little and son, Forest, OF Re-
gan were visitors ct the Albert John.
son home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson and
son, Philip, entertained Mrs. sisne
Johnson and son, Vernon, and daugh-
ter, Hilma, ct dinner Sunday.
Misses Pauline and Margeritte Hag-
strom spent Friday evening with Mrs.
Erick Pearson.
Still callers Wednesday were Ned
Asplund, Leo Strand, Albert Hagstrom
and Nick Ukerninei.
Fritz johnson was q guest ct the
Ted Amondson home from Tuesday
last week until Wednesday this week.
Misses Cora Devee Richard and
Helen, Doris and Hilma Johnson Wis
tied ct the Edmund Broehl home Sum
day afternoon.
Eugene Perkins called In Wilton
Friday and was accompanied back BY
Lee sundquist and Forest Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Strand and
sons, Ivan, Merle and woodrow, and
daughters, Verna, Mia, Lois, Arlene
and Alvina were entertained ct din
ner at the Axel Asplund home by
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Boettcher.
Leonard Lumberg and Albert Hag-
strom called on Leo and Marion
Strand Sunday afternoon.
Miss Neva Noon spent several days
last week visiting with the Misses
Dorothy ana Mildred Kronick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson. Mrs
Johnas johnson and son. Ragnar.
were Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter johnson.
Walter 6undquist motored his son.
Lee and Forest Little to the Cora
Richards home In Wilton Sunday.
Gabriel Thor and sons, Roy and
Hjalmer, were guests at the John +.
JOHNSON home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lind and sons
and Mrs. Nina 8andelin visited ct the
latter,s brother and sister. Martin and
Anna Matheson home Sunday.
The Boys Baby Beef club met ct
the Walter sundquist home Saturday.
After the business meeting lunch was
served by Mrs. sundquist assisted by
Mrs. A. Erickson. The next meeting
will be held ct Andrew Hachhalter's
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Pair Of Freshmen
Win Ring Titles
Bill Morrow and Don Smart
Among Boxing Champions
At University

Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. T-Re
Freshmen won two University Of
North Dakota boxing championships
Saturday In the final round OF the
annual ring tournament. Bill Nor.
row dethroned Milton Wick, three
year heavyweight king. after . close
battle, and Don Smart gained the de-
cision over Roy Pearson to take the
middleweight crown.
Kenneth Brown stopped Leo Cain
In the third round to win the light
heavyweight championship; Eddie
O'Connor won from Newell Fait by .
technical knockout In the third round
to take the welterweight title; John
Wooledge retained his lightweight
championship by stopping Paul Dam
ahy in the first round: Gordon ellis
also kept his featherweight crown by
gaining . decision over Sherman Mas
Ter. and the bantam championship
went to Robert Clark. who defeated
George Hyues.
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Basketball Scores

Moorhead high. 81: Fergus Falls, q
Mayville Teachers, 81: Dickinson
Teachers, rs.
Concordia, 81; Manchester, 20.
NJ. 8. T. c., 81; st. Cloud Teach.
ers. SO.
Iowa, 81: Ohio State. 70.
Purdue, 81; Michigan. 80.
Minnesota. 80: Illinois, -.
Northwestern, 30: wisconsin. %.
Chicago, -: Indiana, -.
Hamline, IS: st. Mary's. IS.
9t. Olaf. "a: Augsburg, %.
Duluth Teachers, u: Winoua Teach.
~, 81.
Butler. -: Drake. a.
Penn State, 30: Carnegie Tech, n.
Marquette. -: Michigan state, a,
Creighton, 46: 0rinnell, 81.
Beloit, 50: Cornell, 80.
Missouri, 80: Nebraska, 81.
Kansas, 80: Kansas State, Is.
Princeton, IL: Cornell, -.
Carleton, Sc; Knox. -.
Army. 81: Buclmell, II.
Luther. %; Coe, 16.
Brigham Young. -; Utah State, %.
Utah. 50: Montana State. -.
Wyoming, S.: Colorado Aggies, -.
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PROPOSES RESTRICT
BISMARCK TEAM TO
THREE FIELD GOALS
Teams Staged Free Contest
Saturday Afternoon At
Memorial Building
HElBLlNc WAS HIGH SCORER
Becker and Murphy Were Only
Consistent Performers
For Capital City

Restricting their opponents to three
field goals, the Papooses, reserve bas-
ketbaI team Of Mandan high school,
trounced st. Mary's Of Bismarck 20
to 8 In q free game at the World
War Memorial building here Saturday
afternoon.
st. Mary's failed to score In the
first quarter and made only one free
throw and no field goals in the first
half. The Papooses piled up - to
l lead In the first half and coasted
through to victory, playing the Bis
marck quint on practically even terms
In the second half.
The visitors showed deadly accur-
acy from the field and from the free
toss line.
Becker, center, and Murphy. guard,
were the only effective performers for
st. Mary's.
Helbling was high scorer for the
victors, piling up half hts teams total,
while House and Ordway also played
strong games.
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Painted Woods
~ MRS. OLE LILLErJELD

Mrs. Arthur Damstrom and daugh-
ter, Doris, visited ct the william
Brown home Saturday evening. Mr..
Damstrom and daughter. Muriel,
went to wilton In the afternoon.
Laurence johnson, Herman john
son, Wallace Anstrom and David
kiebe were Wilton callers Saturday.
Noreen Hannefield spent Saturday
evening ut the Brown home. Albert
LANCE also called there.
Hope and Noreen Hannefield stayed
in Wilton With friends last week.
Melvin, Lorraine and Dolores
Erickson. children Of liver Erickson.
who have been staying Ut the David
Boat home the past few weeks, re-.
turned to their home Saturday.
Nr& Andrew Nelson and Mrs. Au-
gust Nelson and small son, Junior,
visited with Mrs. ElsberH and Mira.
Ole Inefjeld Saturday afternoon.
Elias Lillefjeld Of Wilton spent
Friday afternoon and evening 1t the
Ole Lillefjeld home.
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Schrllnk
~ MARGARET MARCHANT

~ MA8GARET MA&ChANT
Mr.. and Mrs. John witt and Gust
Witt spent Tuesday visiting at the
Leroy Marchant home.
James Ko1inek was In Wing Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hochhalter
and family spent Tuesday evening
visiting ct the L. G. Marchant home.
Edward stroh called at the Emil
Zelmer home Wednesday.
Mr.. and MRS. David Hochhalter
motored to McClusky Thursday.
Annie and Edward Stroh, Mar
garet and Irene Marchant spent
Wednesday evening at the l.. G.
Marchant home.
George Vollmer spent the week.
end at the Jacob stroh home.
Orley Bailey called at the John
witt home Wednesday.
Carl johnson was . Wing caller
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hochhalter and
daughter Ardells lone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. G. Merchant spent Friday evening
visiting at the John witt home.
1lrx =. q. Marchsnt and daughter
Nargaret spent Friday at the Z. g.
Narchant home. Lloyd returned home
With than to visit . while.
Clarence JOHNSON called ct the
John witt home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil JOHNSON Of near
Alta visited with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil EEL
mer Sunday.
Those who attended play practice
Friday and Tuesday evening were.
Vernon Johns, Hamel Lytle. Clara
and Mary johnson, Margaret and
Irene Aarchaut, Edward and Ted
Stroh. The teacher ct Florence Lake
school, who Is Miss Mabel Lytle, r
coaching the play IAN irish Stew"
John Fode and Fred Smith motor
Cd to Wing Saturday.
George Nolan was q Wing shopper
Thursday.
Herbert Hoffman and Johnnie Fode
were Sunday supper guest at the r.
q. Marchant home.
Clara and Mary johnson visited
with Mrs. Orley Bailey Friday after.
noon.
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Ecklulld
D. MISS PAULINE sPTTzE1

Mr.. and Mrs. Raynard Spitsez
motored to the Capital City Thurs-
day. They were accompanied By
Pete Meyer.
Pete Meyer and Charles Hamrich
were callers Of the Ray Lewis home
Saturday.
Miss Louise Fisher visited Ut the
Perry Nelson home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Warmka visited
at the Henry FOX home one evening
last week.
Henry FOX called on Laurence
Ousely one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Franklund and
son, willis Art, were choppers in the
Capital City Saturday.
Charlie eorch called ct the Pete
Meyer home one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry FOX visited
at the home Of Mrs. Fox's parents,
Mr.. and MIS-. Carl Splitter. They
were accompanied back by Aileen
6pitSer who will remain there sew.
eral days to visit with her nephew.
Myron james Eox.
Robert epitser called ct the Enoch
Anderson home Sunday. He also
visited ut the Holden and Murrey
home.
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Yankees Prepared
For Another Year
First Squad Departs For Train
ing Camp; Van Alta In.
cluded in Group

New York, Feb. N.-(ReIhe New
York Yankees prepared to start the
1888 campaign for another worlds
championship Monday with the de.
parture Of the first squad Of players
for the training ct st. Petersburg. Fla
Only three players. Ill pitchers
were listed to depart from New York
Monday morning under the guidance
Of Road Secretary Mark Roth. They
were Charles "Hasty" DevenS, Har-
wards only contribution to major
league baseball; Pete Jablonowski
who performed well ct Newark lest
season: and Russell Van Alta, from
st. Paul. All the batterymen except
Herb Pennock are due Wednesday
The infielders and outfielders win moi
start work until March 3.
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NOTICE or REAL ESTATE MORT.
GAGE r0AECL0SU1D SALE
Notice = hereby siven that that
livered by Emanuel c. Harvey. . Wild.
over, mortgegors. to The Federal
Land Bank Of Saint Paul, Q corpora.
ton. Of the City Of 81. Paul. County
OF Ramsey. State Of Minnesota, mort
ga9es. dated the 18th day Of January
iszo' ana filed for record IN the Of
County Of Burlsigh ana state Of North
Dakota on the 5sth day Of January
1920, and recorded In Book 1S6 OF
Mortgages ut page :. will b fore.
closed by . sale Of the premises In
such mortgage. and hereinafter Dc.
, scribed at the front door OF the court
County Of Burleigh ana state Of North
Dakota 1T the hour Of two O'Clock
r. H.. on the 3rd day Of April, 1881
to satisfy thu amount due upon such
mortgage on the day OF sale.
Pursuant to provision made in such
mortgage. the mortgage has hereto.
fore declared and does hereby declare
ana payable.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold e
satisfy the same are described ~ fol.
The West Halt twxl Of Sec,
ton Thirty-two (33), Township
One Hundred Forty -four (l44)
North, Range Seventy.six (7S)
West. containing Three Hundred
Twenty (320) acres, more or less,
according to the Government sur.
vey thereof, Burlsigh County,
North Dakota.
There viii b due on such mort.
gage ut the date Of sale the sum oil
Three Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty.
two ana $1,000 Dollars (43s33.e0), TO.
Gether with costs Of foreclosure.
Dated this 18th day Of February
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF
SAINT PAUL. Mortgage.
| 2ll3.:o.27 3,s.l3.20
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NOTICE Or MORTGAGES FORE.
CkQ3URR GALE

WHEREAS. Default has been made
In the terms and conditions Of that
certain mortgage hereinafter De.
scrioed BY the non.payment Of the
N Nnrsc .m mo anst.ims9ts 9,
March .. issi. ana ssptemb:r y: -
1892. and the further sum Of Ten and
sS.lo0 Dollars (@l0.SS) paid g In
surance April 80, 1882.
NOW, THEREToRE. NOTICE IL
HEREBY GIVEN, That that certain
Albert II. Meland and Josephine Ne
land. his wife, mortgagors, to the
Federal Land Bank Of Saint Paul, Z
body corporate. Of the City OF st.
Paul. County Of Ramsey, state Of Min
nesota. MORTGAGE. Dated September
%. 1917. and filed for record In the
H e1fss ct the Rsg.tsr Of DEEDS .,
ssptsmS.r Il. isl7. ana recorded IL
book ls2 Of Mortgages. 1t Page $50,
will be foreclosed BY . sale Of the
premises In such mortgage and here
matter described. ct the front door
Of the Court House, in the city Of Bis
marck. County Of Burleigh. and state
O. MSrts p.kot. - = =, n: a. hour y, q
1879. to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the. day Of sale,
for said dsfaultsd indebtednsss. eaid
sale II to b made subject ana in-
ferios 70 the unpaid principal of the
Land Bank ef tslnt Paul emountin0
to Twsnty.three Hundred Forty .onS
ana 3l.l00 Dollars (19S1l.Sl). The
promises described In ouch mortgage
ana which viii b sold 70 satisfy the
same are situated In the County %
Burieigh. ana STATE q North Oaieta,
and described - follows:
The eouthweet Quarter (0W4)
i ct Section Twenty Seven (37) IL
Township One Hundred Thirty
Nine (13S) North, Of Range Sew.
|. enty Five l7Sl West, containing
One Hundred Sixty lle0) acres.
more Or less, according 70 the
government survey thereof.
There will Be due on said mortgage
at the date Of oalo tor said dofaulto6
lnstallmente and Insurance the sun
Of Two Hundred Ninety-n and e.
100 Dollars (e10S.sS), together with
cost Of foreclosure - provided BY
law.
Dated this nth day OF February,
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK or
SAINT PAUL. MORTGAGE.
2Hs.as-s1 sIs.ls.3S
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WHEREAS. Default has been made
In the terms and conditions Of that
certain mortgage hereinafter describ-
Cd BY the non.payment Of the four
Hnod4.s Of 1os
Dollars t$143.oOl each. due July is.
1881. January Is, 1882, July is. 1882.
and January Is. 1919. and the furth-
er sum Of Three Hundred Sixty-eight
and 7s/loo Dollars (Sses.7s) paid 40
f se.s De; DsSsmn NIB q 1892 for the years
nc Now. W. T He RtEsiFsoiRE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN. That that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by
Adrien r. Ashbridgs and Louise Ash
bridge. his wife. mortgagors. to the
Federal Land Bank Of Saint Paul. .
County Of Ramsey. State Of Afinneso-
T.. mortgagee. Dated July IS. 1918.
and filed for record In the office OF
the Register Of Deeds Of Burletgh
County. North Dakota. on July 20,
1911. and recorded in book ISL Of
closed BY sale OF the promises in
such mortgage and hereinafter des-
cribed. at the front door OF the Court
House. In the city Of Bismarck. Coun-
" OF Burleigh. and state Of North
Dakota. ut the hour of o'clock r.
n. on the 18th day Of March. 1888. to
mortgage on tho day Of sale, for said
defaulted indebtedness. Said sale Is
to be made subject ana inferior to the
unpaid principal OF the aforesaid
mortgage to The Federal Land Bank
Of Saint Paul amounting to Thirty
four Hundred Forty-thres and 4/lOo
Dollars t$3ll3.0N. The premises
described In such mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy the same are
situated In the County Of Burleigh,
and state Of North Dakota, and des.
East Half'(EM) Of Section Two
60. Township One Hundred Thir.
ty.nine (13s) North, Range Sew.
enty-nine (79) West, containing
Three Hundred Twenty and
:s/looths t322.ss) acres, more or
less. according to government
survey thereof.
There will b due ON said mortgage
It the date Of sale for said dafaultod
installments and taxes the sum of
Nine Hundred Eighty.two ana $500
Dollars ($sS2.32). together with cost
OF foreclosure ~ provided by law.
Dated this 2lst day Of January,
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK
OF SAINT PAUL.
Mortgagee.
St. Paul. Minnesota,
1880 e.e.l3.90.11.
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Notice IL hereby given that that
livsred by Seth w. Morton and Net
tie e. Morton. his wife, mortgagors,
to The Federal Land Bank OF Saint
P Paui' 2 corporation: Of the City Of st:
Minnesota. mortgage. dated the 9Th
day Of November, 1917. and filed for
record in the office Of the Register
OF Deeds OF the County Of Burleigh
ana state OF North Dakota on the 18th
DAY OF November. 1917. and recorded
will be Soreclosed BY Z sale Of the
premises In such mortgage and here
matter described 1t the front door
OF the court house In the city OF Bis
marck. IN the County Of Burleigh ana
state Of North Dakota at the hour of
Two oc!ock z. y. on the sra day Of
April. 1893. 70 satisfy the amount due
sale.
Pursuant to provision made in such
mortgage. the mortgage has hereto.
tors declared and does hereby declare
ne sss Whole "a mortgage Indebtedness due
The premises Described In such
mortgage and which win b sold 70
satisfy the same are described @
The Southeast Quarter tsnx,
% section Eighteen (lS), ln
township One Hundred Thirty.
nine (l3S) North. of Range -.
enty-tive (1Sl West. 8urloigh
County. North Dakota, containing
One Hundred sixty (1eO) acres,
moro or less, according % the
government survey thereof.
Tners VIII BE- due on such mortgage
% the date Of sale the sum OF FIJI
teen Hundred sixteen ana <l/lO0 Doll
lars !SlS1s.ll). together with costs Of
foreclosure.
Dated this llth day Of February,
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK or
lnAINT PAUL Mortgage.
5ll3-2O-27 3ls-13-3O
=. Paul. Missssota.
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Ghylin


Bert Hedstrom motored 70 HI.
marck Saturday afternoon.
Marvin Aim and Jennings Kettle
son were guests at karvin'S paren-
til home n 0hylin one day thia
week.
Albert Letham Of wilton was Z
Of Mr.. and Mrs.. II. B. GIN.
o. w. Backmans were callers IA
Bismarck Saturday. !.
Saturday and Sunday guests ct
the home Of Mr.. and Mn. i. W.
Davis were: M. and Mrs. Paul 0a-
Wis and baby, Dorothy, Wing: Earl
and Owen Davis, Esterville: Melvin
and Edwin Dackman and Ivan
Hollys and Willis Aim.
Henry Rosendahl and daughters,
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Mayvlle Defeats
Dickinson Cagers
Late Squirt Of Comets Puts
Them Out Ahead ~ to rs
in League Game

Mayville, N. D., Feb. 27.-The May
vile State Teachers college Comets
maintained their winning ways As
they defeated the Dickinson State
Teachers college Savages In q state
intercollegiate conference contest here
Saturday night, 81 to 20.
Mayville held 1911 lead at the
half, and the contest was close until
the late squirt Of the Comets which
put them out In front by q safe mar
gin.
In q preliminary game, the Mayville
reserves defeated the Dickinson re.
serves, "a to 10. The summary ol
thu 20 rcitv r0ntnsk.
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NSWERS
bhdys
1upEE
.;IlES.sES


THE Z. S. Federal Peniten'
= tiaries are at LEAVEN.
WORTH, KANSAS. ATLANTA.
GEORGIA and MCNEIL ISLAND.
STATE OF WASHINGTON. The
flag shown is that Of JAPAN.
Seventy per cent Of the popula-
ton Of CANADA live In their
own homes.
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Score 81 to e In Hard Fought
Contest; Reeder Wins
From eucyrus
(Tribsna special serxical

VI11OU00 Spoclal So3v1Ce)
Hettinger, n. D, Feb. 27.-Defeat-
ing Marmarth's Quint 81 to q In q
hard battle. the Hettinger indepen-
dents Saturday night won the 10th
district independent basketball cham
pionship here.
In the consolation game, Reedeg
won from Bycyrus for third place
honors. The score was IS Il -.
Eight teams had entered the touru.
ament, which opened Friday.
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L0o AneeleS.-very lew wives would
complain because their husband
wanted 70 buy automobiles, but thu
case Of Lorraine @. Smith u IN excep.
ton. In her suit for divorce from Joe
B. Smith, Mrs. Smith charged that
Smith was 50 motor minded that In
the six years Of their marraige ne had
bought 20 automobiles. He threat
ened her when she tried to prevent
his buying more.
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A. c. barely beat John Collier OF the
Boston A. A., in So seconds.
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Ward Piggy Lambert Also Has
Expressed Willingness to
Accept

Moorhead, Mimi, Feb. 27.-Heartley
(HunH Anderson, coach Of the Uni.
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The summary
st. Mary'S CO.

st. Mary's .......... 90 I . y
Proposes ............lV ID 40 ~
Referee-R. G. Mcleod Jamestown
College,.
Evening star., 1933-05-07

Tumbling team Of Paul
Junior High School receiving
the loving cup presented for
junior high competition BY
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson.
Mrs. Grayson is making the
presentation for her husband.
@ Rideout.
Evening star., 1933-05-07

Meet the new Wellesley FIRE
chief. Miss Patricia Parfitt of
Ontario, Canada, will lead the
student hrehghters at the
Massachusetts college next
term if there are any fires to
put out. G Wide World Photos.
Evening star., 1933-05-07

The yields its grim evidence Of the Akron dis
Wrecking apparatus aboard the U. S. S. Falcon
hauling up the huge port fin Of the fated dirgibls.
the largest part Of the ship to be found The forward
half Of this fin contained the secondary control station
weighing about four tons. eAssociat'd Press Photo
Plentywood herald., 1933-02-23
COLORED TEAM WILL
PLAY HERE MARCH 9

fresh from 4 victory over the
1asz II Ginning Ambrose. \. H.ffk-. ffu-
dependent basketball team. manog-
er l. j. Moe of the pIentvwaoa
1FrKhnunhS annances that Il game
has been scheduled with the Har-
lem Globe TTotterS, champion color
~ basketball team Of the world. to
play here Thursday March q.
The esI0red boys from New York
are credited with being some Of the
nispSt clever hall handlers i'm the ma
si"n- besides being group Of clowns
"f nn mean ability They keep the
fans in an unrnar mt all times with
Their clever antics. They lost only 4
few Games oHt of nearly 800 played
Last year.
Plensyweod is exceptionally fort
mnaTf IN securing an attraction of
inns calHbrr to play here. and an i'm
rHHrsf crowd i expected To wifi
nr~S the exhibition when the Globe
infters face the local Grevhounds
II The high school gymnasium. the
Ss-ASesss1H HUNT IH EHfS Sec
fion Of the northwest.
Ambrose sent II formidable Iineun
against the galaxy of local stars on
FRIDAY night hnf the tsreyhurnsls
@mIay We're nUt III be denied. The
locals fresh from defeat at the
hansis of Poplar in the Culbertson
tournament the previous night
Tossed i'm baskets from aIl angles
and were only headed for the first
few seconds when Torgenson, Am
brose forward f1Ssed in basket
Ter firSf hlos~i- From then on 1t was
all Plenfywaad- with the visitors
being snowei under with d barrage
Of double markers.
Coach bailey of the high school
squad led the scoring with o baskets
anal , free sosses, and was closely
followed I'm the scoring by Homme.
Hoven and Skor Nelson was the
sn"st effective player for the visit
rrS- being q power I'm all departments
NJ the game T0rgerson and Winters
we're a pair Of formidable forwards.
but their thrusfS were pretty well
Essftled MP by the local guards.
Marsh and Skor-
Officials We're Jack Mclean antl
lay Bolster