The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1927, Page 6

GE Six Etlen home near Edgemont | rene Johnson’s birthday party was ell attended “Friday night. About boys and gizls were present. A time was reported by all. Cake ice cream were served after were played. Ih Sehntz left this part for Mc- ity, where she is working at the re hotel. ink and Ed Schatz were visiting Lauritz Adams recently, ttlieb Stinert’s were Sunday aft- Beason guests at Karl Schatz. [. R. Jones, the Alta merchant, had fives of South Dakota for guests “week. Vera Jones accompanied her cousins down to South Dakota. few of our young folks attended Program at the pleasant View yschool house the 24th. the Edgemont P. T. A. meeting ‘will be hold at the north schoolhouse mext Friday. “Tréne Johnson returned to James- . town where she is employed at the doctor’s home. John Pool, the teacher of Edge- mont School No. 2, spent Christmas thay at his home in New Salem. a a | Steiber | «Miss Vera Jones has gone to South Dakota to visit relatives. “J. ‘C. Olson returned from Bis- mafck Wednesday evening having! gone down Monday on a business trip. ~_Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bergquist and. children Emil and Jelmar visited at the C. L. Malone home Motiday even- ing. C, L. Malone ‘went to Regan Mon- day after a load of corn. Miss Mary Doyle spent the week- end at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ww Hickel, Hagel Jones was a passenger with the mail carrier Thursday, going mto Regan to taken her music les- son. The J. Zelmar boys schoolhouse barn Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson and family were callers ut Malone’s Wed- negday evening. : Miss Vina Oder returned to Bis- marck Wednesday after spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, “Mt and Mrs. Wm. Oder. Mr and Mrs. Julius Olson enter- * <tgined the following guests Sunday: Mr. ‘and Mrs. John Carlson and. child- ren Dennis and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone, id Mrs. Wm. Hickel, the Misses Cathern and Mary Doyle and Fred Lang. An excellent dinner was served by the hostess. The aft-|) h ernoon and evening was spent with|were dinner g cards and music, Mr. and Mrs. C Miss Bessie Andersen, who spent her vacation at her home returned © to Bismarck Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Erick | there, Mr, and Mts. call on friends. nesda: Kidder cbynty. Mr, and Mrs. family spent with friend: Junior Whi seventh birth number of gifts. Mr. and Mr: tained a num G ist one spent a Grandpa home in Mr. and M! Mr. and Mr: dores, L. F. S. progres: ‘the evening, meats during the A debate in En, negative, Schultz; cleaned the for both vacation at the Olson home, returned to Regan Wednesday evening. “Mr. and Mrs, Bergquist and family ¢alled ut the Hickel home Wednes- day evening. Miss Magdalen Pataner returned to Bismarck Wednesday after spending her vacation at home. [_ Jfappen sad in writtage—in Ye Striley and Mike Shoe- A letter Yao i ive south of here in Isabelle one day this Joe Fischer Mon ‘unty, Were recently married : ide’s home, and will be at} day. factneir many friends on a farm| them. -poleon. | Misses Jos: Maphrdeng ails. came: over from Hazel-| Carlsen and fist Pron and family. onday. to spend a few days with] at the house o: ura. E, M. Prentiss was a passeng- witht TE steele between trains Monday business. “6 Dad Grimes, tht pool hall proprie- tor,in Grystal Springs was visiting sin Tappen Tuesday. 5 in ‘Wise of Valley took his wife | te Bismarck hospital Tuesday a: shdvis suffering with dropsy. Udttie Donald Woodwick is visiting f unt, Mrs. Harry Smyth, of Daw- to Mr. and Mrs. Louie Wood- Jah. 4th, a baby boy, eight The little fellow has been “Keith Harris. Mother and are. doing nicely. mers cream station has from the old Miller building “building recently vacated by son butcher shop. Passenger to, trains. re will be an A.'O. U, W. meet- J here in the basement of the bank Thursday evening, Jan. 13th, for » purpo: *, electing new oficers. Ei of Fargo will be here and 5a) mem! are fequested to be pres- nt. Meeting will start at 8 p. m. ‘Pappens fire department was called Tuesday night, about 1:30, to ital Springs, where it was feared e0Gst side’: business buildings all be burnt, which would have y it. the care only for the fact there ‘was no wind. By the time Mr. Hogan had arrived there with our fire ex- - ‘tinguishers on his speeder, the fire was under. control, and was kept.in ithe pool hall by a bucket brigade of “fighters. However, Mr, Gunderson’s ‘restaurant, which was on the south le of the pool hall was destroyed, t the contents were saved. ‘ire started in the Grimes .pool hall. ‘It is not known just ‘how -the fire started, i ! Mrs. Ben Miller took. her. little + \daughter to Bismarck Wednesday for ‘treatment. Mose Miller and Pete Peterson mo- *, . stored to Dawson Tuesday on business. A surprise birthday party was ten- dered Miss Helen Demary in honor of) cher ele’ birthday Wednesday, Ji it the schoolhouse, efter 2:45 -4p. m. Eavh’ child brought something’ < {ito eat, and. g ‘The ‘time was’ spent in’ playing! winter. 88 Charlie Wednesday. - Miss Margaret visitin Mrs. riprap work. the other day. vicinity ‘is Lean. the evening enjoying the radio. ehler went to dan Wednesday to visit her sister, Miss Cornje Nelaon, who is doctoring She returned on the flye: L. C, Wold, Mrs. Geo. Whitford, and Mrs. &, E. Biesner mo- tored to Dawson Tuesday evening to eS itz Grinz of clerking in the, new Miller store. Emil Dekert of Fargo spent Tues- day evening in Tappen. OUsear Erickson ieft for Bismarck Wednesday where he goes to attend legislature, being a representative of Sunday in eral little friends. ed with a birthday cake, The little fellows! report a royal time. r of fr ‘wert the evenings entertginment. delicious lunch was leasant time. jarker of near Dawson has left for the soldiers Mountain Lake, Minn. . Elmer Olson enter- tained Thursday evening, Mr. Mrs. Louie Wainer and Miss, Idella, A. E. Bell and little auers and W. H. 7 whi§t was the pastime ot While all enjoyed Mr. Olson's new Aerline radio, baljs and, bonbons were the ise and Paul Carlson visi Mrs. Frank Johnson Pau! Carlson called Chas. Johnson Sunda‘ Johnson home of Frank Johnson. Mr, and Mrs. Hugo Solberg and son Phillip were in the capital city is’ week, Chas. A. Johnson made a trip to | Bismarck Tuesday. Paul Carlson and his mother, Mrs. C. A. Carlson, and siste Fischer, motored to B h Fischer and elle Johnson. visited Mr, and M son.of Trygg Monday evening. Helen Rue and her Rue, were visitors at home of Mr. and Mrs, Emil Johnson Iny Tuft is working down at the river, Mrs. Qlof Lundin came out Satur- day with Alfred and Anna Christen- Dawson and spent Owen McKee left for St. Paul Wed- where he will enter school} Medina is . Whitford and Jamestown celebrated his inviting in sev- He was present- and also a 0. Whitford enter- ends the other mu: A served and every and radio Island Lake, and je. es, Ppopeorn sweet evening. ish class No. Lon whether public, schools should have a holiday on Monday in stead of Sat- urday. Affirmative, Bertha Molbert; Helen Olson and rebuttal; affirmative, Ber- tha Molbert; negative, Erving Schultz. The affirmative side won, Thi sides were 3 Leora Patterson and Wi: M Martin Brakkie is building room for sleeping purposes onto the Armour cream station. Mrs. Mary Lee of Buckeye is vi iting friends in Robinson this week. The Yetter Dray outfit are busy illing the N. P. ice house this week. Naughton Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Karlson, s. Johnson, mother to Mrs. Karlson, Erving: and $s at the home of . Johnson Sunday. Hugo Solberg, and August Si at the home of their b@oth- | art's health wa: rg were ‘din- Miss Naomi Hagstrom spent the ur Solberg, and family Sun- | week end at her home near Still. day. ~~ Andy Garnes, Junior, who spent hib] Mrs. Joe ora son Myren ith Mr. and home of sited at the Isabelle Johnson visited with Mrs. Mra. Joc marck Tues- Isabelle Johnson went in with Paul John O1- father, the Mrs. Hugo Solberg visited.with Mrs. Marie Garnier one day this week. Louis Martineson and son motored to Bitmarck Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Solberg and Idren were in the capital city Fri- Carl day, Frank Johnson went to Bismarck Saturday on a business tri Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ed_to Bismarck Tuesday. arlsen motor- Lundin has been in\Bismarck with her sister, ‘illiam Gieske, for three days. Mrs. O. N, Lundin went to the eity with Mr. and Mrs, Alfred, Burkhart Friday. ‘She stayed to visit for one day. Ted Burkhardt, who has been stay- ing at the home of Mrs..Olof Lundin, went to Bismarck Friday to do some in Bismarck son, Alfred and Anna Christenson stayed all night at the home of Mrs. 0. N. Lundin Saturday, |-—_____________—_____- Boyd ——_—_——— The McLean,brothers sold a few loads cf hogs to L. E. Heaton, Jr., Herbert C. Neugebauer of this he employed as driver for the Wachter Transfer Co. of Bismarck. The next meeting of the Boyd P..T. A. will be at school No. 1. Mrs. Otto Dorman, Miss Alma Kibler and Theodore Dorman were callers at the home. Carroll Baker spent Friday night | 4 end Saturday with Gordon truck Me- Glen H. Baker hauled: his cook cart to.the woods wheté he ‘intends a good time was, had by} to ‘cut wood the remainder of the | | igames and other things of interest to) Helen Baker and Agnes Brown <children of that age. «cA brother ra Mrs. Johnson has Johnson} Robert iris’ glee club ‘agit PP of Hazelton is. home of} SEinses stare eager ee a Bi ebay ace pace ts aye ie son. \ Mr. and Mrs. Horace James, and:nephew W Jessup. nave gone to Indiana and Ohio to | |. it relatives and ex) spent Thursday afternoon at the Welch home where the $; practicing for . meeting. ‘Harold -Brown spent Thursday it with Ray pei “ is spending a few ¥ sister, Mrs. Charles ; Dirlam, son ‘ilzon Jess to be .| afternoon visiting with Gordon M now | her parents, Mr. and Mrs.- Otto Doi rman. | Miss Alma Kibler spent the “2 at the moule nume in | | Lean. Vernon Brown has been hauling | hay to the penitentiary for the past few days. Boyd schools Nos. 1 and 2 opened Monday afternoon after a week's vacation. H, L, McLean motored to Bis- marck Monday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Neugebauer 'and Mrs. Hector McLean, son Gor- | don and daughter Catherine were} visitors at the home of Mrs. Cath erine Ferris Monday afternoon, Glen Baker and K. O, Knutson | purchased a roan. Shorthorn ani- wal apiece from Dell Warren Mon- | day. | | John Johnson has been hauling | hay to Bismarck during the waek. H. L, MeLean motored to Meno- ken Tuesday evening. Ray Ashley is now busy hauling hay Jor John Johnson. | & | Knute Hansen 6f Brittin is busy | hauling wood from the timber. Re- |gardless of weather conditions Mr. | Hansen makes his daily trip, which is a distance of about 30 miles. He |was somewhat unfortreate Satur- {day while on the home: stretch. |The severe windstorm which pre- | vailed on that day blew his wagon over, damaging it to a great ex- jtent. Mr. Hansen had to leave his load by the roadside, but with the aid of some wire and rope managed | to’ patch’ up his wagon sufficiently |to get it home. John: Richter is busy this week with his force of skilled wotkers making extensive alterations to |his residence. Mr. Richter’ ha been contemplating this work ‘for some time and with this mild weather came the ideal time to do The work is prog ing rap- idly under the supervision of Au- gust Hogue. Fred Hogue, Van |Couch, Don Nicholson and others: {are employed by Mr. Richter. It jis expected that_the building “will j be completed at an early date. The party held at the Jean Smith home Saturday evening was largely attended, | Alex Stewart of the Golden Gate |state, who is visiting friends in | this district, is now spending a few weeks in the timber. Mr. Stew- mewhat poor on jhis arrival here. He is now look- ing and feeling much better. John A, Stewart and David Sul- livan left last week for the New England states. Mr. Sullivan will propabty remain with relatives in ermont. Mr. Stewart will visit friends in New Hampshire and will return in the spring. The many friends of Mrs. Don- ald A, Stewart of Stewartdale are {glad to know that she is recover- jing from a severe cold contracted several weeks ago. o Vernon MacLean is planning on starting hauling wood soon. -He is now getting his horses shod. He is being assisted by Alex Stewart, expert horseshoer. jon Nicholson had a new six- jtube Atwater Kent radio installed in his honie last week. Roy Grambling is visiting at the J. Stewart home. Mr. Stewart intends fo cut and haul a great deal of wood this winter. He ex- pects to,éngage Mr. Grambling to sist in the work. M. Nicholson is now employed bye r. Woodland, cutting posts. ‘r, Woodland intends to have sev- eral thousand posts cut this win- ter. He always finds a ready mar- ket for this product. Norman ‘Stewart has recently returned from a trip to Morton county. While there he visited his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Smith. It is reported that Mr. Van Couch has rented the Cratt farm which is now occupied by the Smith brothers. Mr.Couch has re- sided north of Bismarck for many years. He expects to take posses- sion of the Cratt farm early ‘in the spring. Roy Grambling delivered a load of hay to Bismarck Friday for A. J. Stewart. Y 3 August Hogue sold a bunch bf hogs to Joe Chesak Monday. Mr. Chesak expects to ship a carload of hogs soon. John Betknall,: local dealer ‘in Guinea ‘pigs, has recently com- pleted bpilding a’ modern home for || tioh here with her his pets. Mr. Beckniall ig coutinu- ally buying and selling . Guinea pigs. His business has ‘grown, very rapidly in thé last. few months, which is most certainly due to good management. ge ag Wild Rose | eS eo ee The mail carrier is: using the car, again the past week, instead of a team and sled, Lig Several farmers from, this neigh- borhood attended the arinval meet- ing of the stockholders of the Braddock National Farm Logh ds- sociation Tuesday afternoon. ! Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Peterson en- tertained the Smith © Engleman family at their home Sunday. Miss Helen Erickson was shop- ping in Braddock Saturday. Mrs. W. H. Brownawell, who has heen visiting ‘her, son-in-law and daughtet, Mr. arid Mts. Donald Snyder, and friends at' Bismarck, returned home Wednesday. Miss Avis Carlisle’ retuttied to her school stitdies at ‘Bismarck Friday, after spendin; eg vaca- nits. Adolph Exner ‘and Charles Rich: ards made a business trip to’ the oslioth farm’ neat Moffit Satur- lay. tie | Aleck -Jawaski, who nioved ‘from here to the Pursian Park‘ vicinity, came over last week to help How- ard “Brownawell repait his Ford- son. . Dr. Baer of Braddock was called Thursday to attend’ Mrs,.J ore hy AF at ee Ygtot rr. a . A. AL le ai Mr. ant tia Hebei visited He Bro Thursday, to help Mrs. celebrate ‘her birthday. Owing ‘to. the illnessof “Miles Stahton; Mis.” Sam Tracey of Braddock is teaching school No. 2 this week, The school board held its regu- lar quarterly meeting at the clerk’s |. office the fore part of the week and paid bills and transacted the usual routine business. Fi Friends will be glad to tearn that J. S. Swanson, who has been; taking treatments at the San Ha-. ven sanitarium, has so far im- proved as to be able to return home Friday. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Savillé en- tertained at their home Thursday: evening W, H. Brownawell and Homer anl Helen, Dwight Gatlisle and Miss Helen Erickson.’ Whist was played and refreshments were servd by Mrs. Saville and daugh- ters, Ada and Elsie. pie who __ tedbties Miles Stanton, is ill at his home school No, near Braddock’ with the flu. ty plan on attending the benefit dance at Braddock Friday evening, Leonard Johnson went to Bis: marck last week for medical treat- ment. Miss Helen Erickson, who spent the holidays at her home’near Por- tal, returned. in time to begin teaching again Thursdsy. ¢ Mr, and Mrs. Sam Gooding en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Swanson at their home Sunday. Miss Helen Brownawell returned to Bismarck Wednesday, after spending her school -vagation at home. md Miss Helen Skramstad, who! teaches the ‘Chérry* Grove" returned ftom: her holi tion at Valley City jay. Lioyd Gosney returned to son Tuesday, where he is taking ay, 4 care of his hay, Mrs. Olaf Feltheim of Braddock came out Friday to take care of her daughter, Mrs. John Peterson, who has been very ill the past week, but is improving. Dwight Carlisle left for Scran- ton Friday, after spending the holidays visiting relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Butk and a George, visited at the Howa Brownawell home -Sunday. A’ birthday dinner was given Sunday at the Ernest Saville home in hottor of several birthdays that game within ‘the week; Mrs. S: ville and daughter, Ada, Sa Mrs, wee e O:, B. Swanson young people and the W. H. Brownawell family joined in the celebration. An_ap-, petizing dinner was served, fol> awed by ice cream and‘cake for junch, Ls PION! Valley City.) neer resident, di a short illness. held Wednesda: R DIES ¢ ins J.*Bergan, pio- here Sunday ‘after Funeral services were ‘Titled Ski Artist 4 Mandan’ MEME PRE AIN this year. After battling to a 24-24 was played. an Point margin. up leads whic! Every hi and fought Henry. Brow! scaring in long goal an ion by nered dur tex ended: wit! 8, Mandan 3. In the seco léntifal, but a free throw. Bismarck 9; M from far back MeDonald, was rr. The Braves practically all close to the ba: McDonald one and Borresen one, For, the Demons, Wutzke “gained a: bas- . pkets and: Olson--mate a free throw: A large number from this loeali-| Brown also donated a free throw. When the fourth quitter began; even greater displayed by players on beth teams than earlier in the game. egations indan to retain her lead_and Bis- marck to creep up ahead. Fans who igmmed the gymnasium yelled them-. hoarse on thei fel preing hat wi Mandan-Bismai ed.” through with atarted the, Di trail... A lohg: then a free stage of fought for o rejoicir 22 in and: score,24 to 24; ni took ie; a Fr, Every irked hard a1 rit lor thi at amen ‘brilliant (wo: > witl aed ie BRAVES WIN "VICTORY IN HARD GAME Final Store “of Baskétball Classic Is 26-24, Favor Man- dan, After Extra Period Mandan: won over Bismarck hardest fought and speediest game tie, a three-minute overtime period resen gave the Braves their two- “No man’s game” would be an ef- fective description of this eneounter, for it was a seesaw between Braves and the Demons. be overcome and every time the other team fought up to equality. rave and every Dembn who in the game did his best to help is team and every man worked hard ne which grazed the loops. McGet+ tigen and Olsan each contributed: two ints. On the Brave said, the points eame from free throws. This ‘quar- y., Mandan jismarck, Olson making one point | lead in this quarter through a string of scores which eat se the total to: ‘A free throw by Seitziand one by: Heidt, added to a beautiful long shot one’ short toss-in, algo garnered by. flashy guard, and a goal by! lead at the end of the setond:quar- third quarter and m: 13, All Mandan’s scores during this period came: on free: throws und} as talled “one: of the ‘hardest, i Score ,Is Tied Bismarck ‘trailing by six points when the quarter started. ! ‘minute or so Inter, Wutzke camé source made the. seore. 19 to $8.:°It apother field .goal of. :MoGett: in’s Which brought Bismarrk into a! Junior Demons. one-pdint lead, the’ seore, 20 but a foul.gave.the Braves portunity. and McDonald: sank w for a 20 to 20 tie: thi dew minutes left to its. first, through a panie the score from “McGettigan and it was tie: 22 to 22.. It was a long McGettigan that set, B: man, #8) ‘Fiat: was Harold Borre: and the chance he took resulted in vietory fer Man. Every They _were all Gettigan, as displayed Good team’ did more than their share} Present plans cell for the light in making'the score so close. Henry| heavyweight champion to aubyrn-haired center, he main cogs in the Demon, clever game, tr A om ) garner! gu tatan it ai «out nga Rea et: “up sen ‘of the key, ed ft gost, Hele wen usual form—which st ing a wonderful game, fast YE COOLER RIMES LRT 2 MORE ‘ a 26 to 24 Victory Friday night in the da: field. goal~by- Bor- the Each h apparently coul: n, Demon center; start- the first quatter with d. was followed in close Wutzke with a. short ing ‘the first quarter h the score Bismarck ihe nach nid quarter, fight was scores were few for Mandan: went ‘into the landan. of the center line and ant* the cause‘of Mandan's stay | between basket. spurted:again. in the de “the: score 19! of them eame from any ‘moveme sket.. Seitz scored two, | accordingly. Failare mental of a basket, “ime ray! one ver this fo illustration No. fight ‘and spirit “was The two fought _ desperately, ket, and . so during this: quarter ir te Guard‘ Must. Stay Between: His Man By H- 'G: ‘Olsetiy "Onis "State Coach Orie of ‘the first “ind” most Inn fundamentals guarding is that. the guard should If he so places himself, he is but at the same time be aware of makes and can shift his position to observe = this guarding” has cost many illustrative connection. self in an improper position; :he is not between his man and the bas- and his-man at the same time. LED: ‘SATURDAY, JANUARY 15,'1927 OO —_—_——_— 97 a UNDER GETS * ROBERTS BOUT Round, But Has Opponent Groggy at.the Finish .and Basket _ ,| New York, Jan. 15—@)—Joe Dun-,* dee of Baltimore today renewed his’ challenge for the welterweight title in the’afterglow of_a smashing tri- umph. over Eddie Roberts of Tacow; ma, Wash. Emerging from the eclipse of a one-round knockout defeat at the hands of Roberts six weeks ago, Dun dee last "night pounded out a 10-rotnd decision over his erstwhile conqueror. Eight of the 10 rounds were credited to the’eastern fighter, and two went to Roberts. With a pile driving “one-two” to the chin, Roberts flooret Dundee in the fourth round for a count of eight and then ‘battered. the Baltimore fighter all over the ring for the re- mainder of the round. But Dundee’s , pluck and stamina carried him throtigh the storm, which overlap- ped the fifth round. y Bell Saves Roberts - In. these two sessions, Roberts fought himself out. During the re- mainder of the battle he was out- boxed’ and outsmarted by the Balti- morean, who cut his rival about the nose ahd mouth and had him reeling , néar the end of the contest, The beil apparently saved the Tacoma fighter from a knockout in the eighth, Ringside ‘critics ‘expredsed. the he- lief that Roberts had been weakened by making the welterweight limit of 147 pounds. He appeared drawn too fine, although he held a three-pound advantage over Dundee. The far west puncher'made a favorable im- pression with his heavy hitting, however, and will carry back home about $15,000 as his ‘end of the $62,- 535 gate. Jamestown Bowler Rolls 10 Straight Strikes in Match Jamestown, N. D., Jan.. 15.— (AP)—Bzb ‘Duester, James.own bowling ace, was the sensation of # Friday's events of the fifth annu-1 tournament of the Jamestown Bowling association, which closes a five-day session here tonight, when he rolled 10 straight strikes being cheated. of a perfect score by one pin on the eleventh ball Tolled. His scare was 289. Duester nosed out E. Schmidt of Fargo for high man with a score of 1,798, Schniidt’s record bemg 1,783. - Schmidt is first in the singles with a 654 score, Duester being second with 637. The Forman & Moher team of Fargo continue to lead in the five- t man events with a score cf 2,779, while Santrigos and Jewell, also of Fargo, lead in the doubles with 1,236. ——— He»-4e--watohing the ball, and pointing ~at™ his “opponent, ‘who is slightly behind and to his left. This mistake can very easily be observed by anyone who cares to look for it in the average basketball game. Pointing at a man doesn’t cover him. Illustration No. 2 shows the foi att of individual his man ‘and~ the He can watch ball, which his opponent] is evidently aware that something is about to happen. But before he quite senses the situation, ‘the for- ward has the jump 6n him’ and is on his way to the basket. Too lat the guard discovers tl fact aa makes a strenuous effort to stop the pass to his man. Hlustration _ No. 3. shows the usual resalt of such improper guard- {The forward has earned a’ sufficient advantage, so that tl forts ofthe guard are in vain. basket is made. funda- pictures’ por. common mistake in The guatd (see 1) has’ posted him- canriot sce the ball sand watching | se For the Junior rek games ever: iplay- Just a a,.short shot whith! femons' on: the upward | one by, MeGettigan and ; throw -from the «same to 19, their .op- the: game, play. Both teams \ and Mandan got, shot from Seitz, | Brav 22-20. Another i shot by fans ‘ismare! taced the score 24 to, or of the Demons—and it| | was. #:Ahot by Seitz that tled the], = q 24; less than a minote_be-. was' scheduled to énd. ive inate ext: thre Wan plenay of fighting war tke] New ¥, shy 3850 18 d “Misa stra Toe er ane, Pot Heer cd and Sack Delray! is chance: and, come to an mn, a di mat nd played fi it forwards sides, was) winner of red-himself a more-) r, back in :his old form is game and pléyed a many house mons. Lo} for Mattdan this minor point. inged a his means that Heidt} - . plenty of long tele} goal... Wagner: a I and deserves: Snr Sabena 13 Sok ‘emes Demans, honors were Uzcudun, Spanish entry, and Knute] _ DUPARANENT OM RUMLIC 2 fairly evenly distributed, Jacobson] Hansen, : sie tee ee 4 i making four points, Benser four,| ™ O® February 7. ond Grade Professional Goria ss | Danroot one and Bay Brown two. “FIGHT RESULTS * WAN he offered on January ith, e Bismarck secon ing n Sth, 20¢' Wd 21st a \« 2 played hard but gathered a munber| | EIGHT RESULTS | [ine'pisccs.("t 0 ot the tonow of personal fouls, eight to three per-| >—————__——______g]_ Univer pf North | Dakota, 7 ” gonals und one’ technical . for the (By @he Associated Press), | Teachers Coikeae Nakota: Stare apooses, New York—Nick Testo, Troy, scor-| North Dako: ate ‘Teachors’ Cole jacobson, Landers and Benser al-led a technical knock out over Jack\l@ke, Minot, North Dakota; Stato ternated in forward posts, U'Hare| Fleming; Scotland (3). Pete Auguet,,NO"MAl School, Dickinson, North and Minover played center and Di: Bridgeport, Conn., won a technieal| DAkCta; and the office of the De- i-; rot and. Fay" Brown guards for the! knockout over Frank Cargano, New| partment of Public Instruction, Bis- For the Papooses,| York (3). Willie Harmon, New York,| nn? North Dakota. Russell, Spehn, R. Dietrich, I. Die-| knocked out. Meyer Cohen, Holyoke, ‘rick ahd Arthur were jn at times at) Mass., (7). Jimmy Moore, ‘California, iliams ani i? Dietrie| Charl also alternating at center and Stev-| 0% Charley Picker, New York (4). Wilkes Barre, Pa—Pete Latzo,! Howard Grambling h: es Sctanton, welterweight champion, de- he ae ee fanted Sertesar ms rycen bn de: ths week his sister a New York chell Field (10). ats. Bleckteid has, been an out- y ame of-town guest for a couple of days. ‘Chicago—Walcott Langford, Chi- “3 , ; cago, scored a. technical knockout| exmecica Keck ern little 20m are over Shuffle Callahan, Chicago (-| she has been visiti nar Eccthentee (Delan Haakon Hanson, Norway: mopped Des | a'wee eee nrerbenstor joe Gans, St. Paul, (2). a fe bi Baisie, Chica, and Dich Watae,|accnesyciomy raze, tt Mote tris: + cago, 5 were M Mrs. Henry C. 4 ie 1! Peort 7 a stine, St; Paul, fe Arndt, Bessie Wilson, Ora tex Bick-; and Joo Lohman, Toledo, drew (10).| gotta" Williams and Mrs. Helge- tually have} Sailor DeShone, Niles, Mich, beat) Quite a few from Regan tittended » agreement’ under which| Red MeDonald, | Toledo (8). Eddie| the dance at Tuttle given by the lo- world’s light heavyweight cham-|Chandler, Moline, won a techitical| cal orchestra. $ ‘ jon will fake, part in the promoter's 7 ana over Paul ‘Lang; St. Louis ja i Att Hildegard Krause start- pweig imination tournament a e igh school at Regan Thursday. lection ef Gene Tunney’s next , a The girls are walking t df es 4 Wichita, Kans —Samity | Mandel,| school while the westher is nice 7 Reilly, manager of the Bridge- Sere welght champion, defeatéd Eddie Adolph and it Krause were Wutzke'| port; Conn., star, admitted today Dwyer, Hutchinson, Kans., (20). in town getting limber Friday. for| only a few minor details need to_be Hollywood, “CalifcJa ——— ——— work | ironed out’ before: the final signing.| | Hollywood, Calif—Jackie Fields,! Forests once "coyéred $82 taillion in » beat Marty Mario, New! acres in the United States. About 25 champ 0 fight the Yor . Rer cent of this area has been re- ve Hot ‘Sjirings, Ee Melrose,| “¥°°°- Sa a ecanhess defeated Jack Matlock, Los| ~ Among the latest inventions is an Wie kanes A corer agro 4 in chit faut + over -Quina Lee, New Orleans (8). 3 F Gordon Shenpard, Macon; mocked | He May Prevent mmy loys Kan A 5 : Alcohol Deaths iE $8518! Volind ies, tate Teachers # other s Colege 29. ie . . Nebraska Wesleyan -29; North Da. ‘a South Dakota U. 18; Notth Dakota rs 4 cee g ager. ; ’ Columbis collége 44; Eastern’ Nor- th school; 26, Bisiarck |, (extra period). eid high school 24; at Min inot high 34; Willis- “ ton high 47, laijestown: Jamestown high 21; Eilertdale high 8. : New England 10; “Amidon 5, Glen Uilin Independents: 18; James- town All;Stars 10. iz | Mandan High seconds 15; marek High seconds 11, t sor gu ERINTENDENT. | ilar Professor L. D, Berg was hy uperinterident, the i ences for 4 thrve-yebr term ing of the bi jay evening. ee or Bis- we will fall of devel -] \- atured ‘aleshot He’ vine ’