The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1933, Page 6

21 COLLEGES ENTER || ovr BoaRDING HOUSE Ff | VARIETY OF EVENTS Joe M’Cluskey of Fordham Dop- ed as Leader in Assault Upon Records HIGH JUMP MARK MAY FALL Ralph Metcalfe, Dusky Mar- quette Star, Outran Top- pino Saturday Night New York, Feb. 27.—()—The in- tercollegiates, the track and field meet which usually manages to pack as many thrills into 12 events as the! other meets of the indoor season pro- | vide in all their long programs com- bined, brings the 1933 winter cam- paign up to its grand climax next Saturday. The original entry sheet for the 12th annual indoor meet of the inter- collegiate association of amateur ath- letes of America listed 523 runners, jumpers and weight men from 27 col- | leges. Of these some 300, the pick of the lot, will compete. Joe McCluskey of Fordham, winner of the two-mile race in record time for the last two years, is figured as the leader in the assault on the rec- ords. The Fordham ace has been al- Most unbeatable indoors this season, retaining his title in the 3,000-meter Steeplechase at the national indoor championships last Saturday and shattering the unofficial world mark for the event. ‘The oldest of the I. C. 4-A indoor records, the high jump mark of 6 feet 4% inches which was set by Leroy Brown of Dartmouth in 1922, seems sure to fall as George Spitz, N. Y. U. junior, makes his debut in varsity competition. Spitz also retained his national title, jumping 6 feet 8% inches, just a quarter inch short of the world indoor record, which he al- 0 holds. He was ineligible last year. Here is the list of national cham- pions who were crowned Saturday: 35-lb. weigh throw-Mortimer Rez- nick, N. Y. U. 1000 meter run—Glen Dawson, Tul- a, Okla., A. C. X-3,000 meter steeplechase—Joe ‘McCluskey, Fordham. 60-meter dash—Ralph Marquette university. Metcalfe, X-65 meter high hurdles—Percy Beard, New York A. C. 600-meter run—Milton Sandler, * German-American A. C., New York. X-1500 meter run—Gene Venzke, University of Pennsylvania. 1500 meter walk—Walliam Carlson, New York A. C. 1600 meter relay—University of Pennsylvania. ,.X-5000 meter run—George mond, New York A.C. Running board jump—Theodore Smith, Millrose A. A., New York. 16 lb. shot put—Leo Sexton, New York A. C. Ler- X-running high jump—George Spitz, N. Y. U. 200 meter medley relay—Princeton university. - X-team champion—New York A. C. X—Indicates retained title. Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette uni- versity came from behind Saturday night to nose out Emmett Toppino of New Orleans, defending indoor sprint king, in the world record time of 6.7 seconds in the 60 meter final, a feat- ture of the national indoor senior A. A. U. track and field championships. Prank Wykoff of Southern California ‘Was third. Metcalfe, in capturing his first na- tional indoor title and adding it to the American outdoor championships he won last summer, equalled the pre- vious best time for the distance, made by Toppino in the quarter final heats. The old mark of 7.2 seconds also was surpassed in every preliminary. In @ spectacular finish which saw both collapse in the last lunge for the tape, Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania, turned the tables on his Kansas rival, Glenn Cunningham, for the first time to win the 1500-meter race. Venzke ‘won by inches in 3 minutes, 55.4 sec- onds, just short of the world indoor record. Another world record was toppled in the 50-meter high hurdles final, 6 Intercol weamenisml [MANDAN RESERVE CAGERS TRIM ST. MARY’S HIGH 20 TO 9 . TVE BEEN TRYIN’ To BOIL THIS TECHNOCRACY THRU MY PERCOLATOR, BUT IT DONT STEAM! ~ JUST A LOT OF WHISTLIN’ UP A RAIN SPOUT, IF YOU AST ME/ 82 MY COUSIN LUKE HAS, READ EVERYTHING ON IT, AN’ HE SAYS You CAN PAINT TH EXCELSIOR GREEN, BUT YOU AIN'T FOOLIN’ TH’ COW f AH YES, DINNY~ BUT SUST THINK LEISURE IT WILL GIVE Yous, HUNK ANDERSON TO BE TUTOR AT MOORHEAD COACH SCHOOL Ward ‘Piggy’ Lambert Also Has Expressed Willingness to Accept versity of Notre Dame football team, will be the feature tutor at the fourth annual coaching school to be con- ducted at the Moorhead State Teach- ers college on Aug. 21 to 26 inclusive, Alex (Sliv) Nemzek, Dragon athletic director, has announced. In addition to Anderson, Nemzek plans to bring Ward (Piggy) Lam- bert, Purdue university basketball coach, to Moorhead to be the feature agreed to come to Moorhead, but Lambert has only indicated a willingness to teach here, although Nemzek expects con- firmation of the agreement within the next 10 days. Dave Woodward, University of Min- nesota trainer, who conducted a course in general dressing of wounds and injuries at the 1932 school, also may be included on the staff, Nemzek says, having agreed a year ago to return. In case Lambert is unable to come to‘the Moorhead school, Nemzek has contacted a number of other out- standing coaches, including Craig Ruby of the University of Illinois, Dr. H. C. Carlson of Pittsburgh and H. 8. Cisen of Ohio State. Chuck Taylor of Chicago, former professional basketball star who gave several short instruction sessions in this section last fall, may accompany Lambert to Moorhead and aid him with his course, Nemzek announces. Moorhead, Minn., Feb. 27.—Heartley (Hunk) Anderson, coach of the Uni- Mayville Defeats Dickinson Cagers Them Out Ahead 37 to 26 in League Game Mayville, N. D., Feb. 27.—The May- ville State Teachers college Comets maintained their winning ways as they defeated the Dickinson State Teachers college Savages in a state intercollegiate conference contest here Saturday night, 37 to 26. Mayville held a 13-11 lead at the half, and the contest was close until the late spurt of the Comets which put them out in front by a safe mar- gin. In a preliminary game, the Mayville reserves defeated the Dickinson re- serves, 24 to 18. The summary of the varsity contest: Mayville (37) FG FT PF Whitlock, f . Prestby, f Sorenson, ¢ . Luckason, c . Williams, g Rovig, g .- Totals Dickinson | Fredricks, f . Grulke, f .. Eastgate, f .. | Doergin, f |Larimore, c . Maule, g . McDonald, g Casey, & HE U. S. Federal Peniten- tiaries are at LEAVEN- Totals .........-.00e 9 WORTH, KANSAS, ATLANTA, Referee—Harold Gronnigen, GEORGIA and McNEIL ISLAND, cordia. STATE OF WASHINGTON. The | flag shown is that of JAPAN. } Seventy per cent of the popula- tion of CANADA live in their | ovunnonouds | wewone lonsannuatal owonon = wloormocoouga| mawoww 21 Con- A. C. barely beat John Collier of the ‘when Percy Beard of the New York | OUT OUR WAY By Williams Herb I KNOW SHE HAD NO BUSINESS TRYING T KICK You, BoT YOU SHOLLONT HAVE GRABBEO HER FOOT Boston A. A., in 8.6 seconds. own homes. THIS 15 CLOSE ENOUGH TO SOW MY SYMPATHY, RIGHT FROM HERE INE GOT GRABSED BEFORE, BEIN A SOFT-HEARTED SAP ANO UPSET HER — \F YHOU WERE ANYTHING OF A GENTLEMAN, “ou'D Go BACK AND OR--+H-r HOW-nA O90 HOON AT LEAST Sriow A.UTTLE SYMPATHY FOR YOUR , SISTER, WHEN SHES HURT. 1 SEE ONE THING TO IT—~MY WIFE Ryder Cup Team Has Two Newcomers THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1933 legiates Will Bring Indoor Season to Climax Saturday BISMARCK TEAM 10 THREE FIELD GOALS Teams Staged Free Contest —_— Contest; Reeder Wins HETTINGER BEATS MARMARTH _ TO CAPTURE DISTRICT HONORS Score 31 to 23 in Hard Fought] Violet and Velma, were shoppers in H. B. Gill called on Nils Tosseth Buckeyes Nicked By lowa Sat« urday Night For First Loss of Season mee Saturday Afternoon At ts pert of the week-end in Wilton, a < Memorial Building (Tribune Special ) Howard Watkins called on Wilis| yore uae eet nae pees num. ND, Feb. 217-—Defeat- | Gill afternoon. bered among the defeated, with the icra RR ORS Margaret Davis spent the first of| credit oging to Iowa. After taking a HELBLING WAS HIGH SCORER] 32°2, Saturday night won the 16th br Png en pgs eae dul Cap beating from Ohlo last Mon- by G \wkeyes came back Satur- pret cham- | week with his mother. day night to get even, 37 to 29, at Becker and Murphy Were Only ee pie ‘ie hh — in — al lg Towa City, and considerably alter the Consistent Performers | Nenoc ene eee yer gird, Place | Drs, Oscar Sundquist hed her son ‘While Ohio was getting its first “Hight teams had ent the to | and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry | beating, Minnesota and Chicago final- For Capital City t, tered the tourn i ne ee ee ee a ie ament, which opened Friday. ‘week-end. victories. Minnesota won first ia io Margaret Gil called. on game in 10 starts at Tilinols, 90 to 28, Restricting thetr opponents to three ‘Tosseth Saturday afternoon. Chicago accomplished the same SS a “ge ee ketball team of Mandan high school, : to 32. trounced St. Mary's of Bismarck 20 a: f Glenview ' Northwestern remained in the $0 ino fee game oh tie Worst By B. P. HAGSTROM o———_ ——¢| championship battle by 2 pone ‘Wisconsin 30 to 28, and Purdue took morial here Saturday} The home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Michigan's chances afternoon By VIOLET L. JOHNSON a big reef in 3 St. Mary's failed to score in the|Srcehl was s peppy place Saturday fetesting ‘the Wolverines 31 to 30 a first quarter and made only one free | o14 people t sixty young and| ‘Wilton shoppers and visitors the/ Lafayette. throw and no field goals in the first | $7.50 eathered there for a dance,| past week were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Monday Ohio State, Northwestern, half. The Papooses piled up a 13 to/, ona kbs by Steve Tor-| Larson, Mrs. Con Johnson, M. Kosab,| Iowa, Michigan and Purdue still had 1 lead in the first half and coasted | 26a! Duma. Lunch was/ Prank Peterson, Lawrence Ousley,chances for the title or @ share at served by the ladies, through to victory, playing the Bis-| "a9." ang Lars Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Al) ieast. marek quint on practically even #8] marek, ‘mnotored. to the, hom <a Heiden, Mrs. ‘Burl Monrce and Mr. @—————_—_____» . The visitors showed deadly accur-| mother, Mrs. Auguste Standley, Bat- Joe ‘Brown ‘was scaler at Con||, Painted Woods acy from the field and from the free day Cyening to visit until Monday.| Johnson's Saturday afternoon. toss line. 2 ie, [aura Benson, who has been) rs, Lars Jacobson visited at the] my MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD Becker, center, and Mi , guard, |% suest of her brother-in-law and/home of Mrs. Walter Johnson Sat- poco ere the only effective performers £0F|fo0 "tne past few . ohn, fupiund.| urday afternoon. ouushina, Mrs. Arthur Demstrom and daugh- Heltling was high scorer for the for Bismarck Wednesday, Her broth rueetay afternon at Kosak’s/ter, Doris, visited et the William victors, piling up half his team's total, |¢" Kasper, met her in Bismarck. From Mr. Geigle was & caller at Chester | prow: ra hee aoe pees Boi Walter Simons and family, say|"%t,02, Witon tm the afte Hagstrom and son, Albert, and Herman John- Olin Dutra and Paul Runyan Fr pp|daughter, Pauline, motored to." Bu- | "or Quasi sed dengntny Good rare gems, Wallace Anstrom and | David HhiveGeant Al 0-1 1. | Marck Saturday. ‘They were accom-| Rismarck callers Saturday. Kiebe were Wilton callers Saturday. jave Been Named Along 0-0 0 | Panled by Miss Cora Devee Richard |" anette and Helen Anderson, Evfie spn With Vv 2-6 2 |S far as Wilton. and evening at the Brown home. Albert eterans a Stave Little and son, Forest, of Re-| Si, Pre/ne , Rratrom, ‘Wilton andirange also called there. 1a 3 [am were visitors ab the Albert Jobn-|Tc0%4 eg St ane, Wet] Hope and Noreen Hannefield stayed 0-2 2 OE POand Mare Fred Johnson and| Alice and Allen Larson visited with |! Wilton with friends last woek. 1 son, Philip, entertained Mrs. Signe |2@svald and Cornelia Johnson Sun- Melvin, Lorraine and Delores 3 3-12) 10 ‘and son, Vi poo day afternoon. ereendiee miata ecimnend vt aa 1 [egimineaeaaatadt "Madi war otro i, am eon De : a 8 Se rat Prey eee with taee.| Sunday visitors at Holden's. were| uroed to thelr home Saturday. ‘These two are Olin Dutra of Los | Ordway, g .. Pa RE Nn ane ch Spiteer, Frank and Teddy ee ee Mrs. Aus Angeles, winner of the Professional | nietrich, g . 0 0-1 ~— 3. | , Still callers Wednesday were Ned , Shorty Jacobson and Wayne rand son, Junior, yee med nee 0 0-0-1. | Asplund, Leo Strand, Albert Hagstrom | Monroe. visited Mrs, Muberg and Mrs. your, ait Pel eer white |tere” SK and Nick Useraine. Boott visited at the Chester |Ole Lillefjeld Saturday afternoon. Plains, N. ¥., who performed brilliant- Totals . 6 12 12 |e johnson was @ guest st the | Bratrom SS ee Elias Lillefjeld of Wilton spent ly all through 1932 and recently won| scores by a young folks attended the| Friday afternoon and evening at the the Gasparilla open tournament at| st. Mary’ 0 1 5 9| Se necinntl ele Cee at the Bill Gilbertson home| Ole Lilletjeld home. Pani tibecagain coca ‘10 13,18 20] aan" ‘Doris ed siima Johnson vier |si0.was furnished bY Sserohdt Zartes & oat ial was boyy oc i C. McLeod (Jamestown ted of the Sigmund Breet! heme Sun and Mr. Borner, NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOS- Gene Sarazen, 1982 British and Amer- Eugene Perkins called in Wilton | yorrcm WHEREAS, Default has been made fean open champion; Densmore Shute Pair of Freshmen Friday and was accompanied back by|"°"Gaam FORBCLOSURI GALS eT | Cartan ore sane conditions of that of Cleveland; Craig Wood, the Deal, Lee Sundquist and Forest Little. concilce is hereby given that thatled by the non-payment of the four N. J., player who played sensational- ° 5 °, Mr, and Mrs, Martin Strand and|certain mortgage, executed and de-|amortisation installments of One 1y in’ California this winter; Ed Dud- Win Titles sons, Ivan, Merie and Woodrow, and | !vered by Bmanuel C. Harvey, a wid-|Hundred | Forty-three and | n0/100 ley, now pro at the Augusta, Ga., na- daughters, Verna, Hla, Lols, Arlene |Land Bank ef saint Pauls compere soar wanes), Taste sue uly 1b. tional golf club; Leo Diegel of Agua SARI Aic A and Alvina were entertained at din-/| tion, of the City of St. Paul, County |and "Januaty 16, 1983,"and the turth: Gallente and Horton Smith of Chi-| Bi Morrow and Don Smart|De® St the Axel Asplund home by | ¢. fe? usey, State of Minnesote. mort-|er sum of Three Hundred Sixty-eight cago when the biennial series is play- Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Boettcher. 1920, and filed for record in the of: | taxes tesemboe ai 198 tee chee ane ed at Southport, England, June 26 Among Boxing Champions Leonard Lumberg and Albert Hag-/ tice of the Register of Deeds of the| 1929, 1930 and 193i. er and 27. strom called on Leo and Marion ene, Sivas let snes Now, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS mnces Amt heme! ore Bag] At Univerley, Ti er om pet eer car) rigtels ara, Pita dee tar ene cne feta : “ last : = je and Louise Ash- June, he will be added as a 10th mem- Fish cuagelamggr hong Pde hl ae ar anager ter Peter and Bini of Sint Pe a nena the team. na tea |North. Dakota. i ing championships|Johnas Johnson and son, , a ton ee —. - Bismarc! vin th County of Ramsey, Beate’ of Minnese to sail for England June 1¢, arriving | sonnet ZA toananent Es Mrs, Peter fio og sannainanins Dakote "at the ar oft ana ‘ai for Peres gh 4 attics of Saturday e ° ,. on Regia! fo Laie for about ape mney row dethroned Milton Wick, three-| Walter Sundquist motored his son, ch County North ‘Dakotas on Suly 7 ts. — Tet her Gr eened ts | hare ein Wtion Bunda | eet ee Margntes cease ty, wil tat! = home ton. . | mortgage, th ‘el Mae digg take the) Gabriel Thor and sons, Roy and| fore declared re ad ees Prepared cision over Roy Pearson to ee such mo! e and here! er ° F th neon stopped ‘Leo Cain Johnson’ home Sanday. ee ang erable’ ws described in such Hue, fs ihe oy of Bis ‘s Coun: in the third round to win the light] Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lind and sons urleigh, and State of North or Another Year plonahip: Baie and lara Nine Gandelin visited at the fatty the seme are describe na fol-| ston the ith day ot Maree 1958, to A iewe' "5 ‘ A , Satisfy the amount due upon such O'Connor won from latter ‘The Ww. Fiest Squad Departs For Train-|teshe! tres n he Cra round [an Mathes home unawr. | ore Mei ewer tats | iaahesteckecec aii to take the welterweight title; John] | The club met at] One Hundred Forty-four (itd) |to be made surgect and interior te the ing Camp: Van Atta in | aside stad "a eninen|he Wae ecnaties ee ens'aas| ast vane Hace Mendeet | tacnet Pe wtb nated cluded in Group champlanship by stopping Pau Cins| served by Mis Sundqulst amisted by| TTeniy (220), nares, moore or lens, [oC asin Paul anouting omnes: Se ie ee eran ates | wile la Andrew Hechhatters| Xern'bunor, paves Dollars © (iseisoo. The "premises New York, Feb. 27.—(P)—The New | Er, gy ig en Phere willbe, due Will be wold to satiate the aamerase Tae Like, Ge wen fo Ree cae woe ete Kelclund fee tav iain Seseiisat i [tataras hrs aio Sa championship Monday with the de- ee 7 Gether with costs of foreclosure.’ | Bast Mole Cab) of Section Two pene of the os squad of Lag lg Schrunk By MISS PAULINE SPITZER on" this lith day of February, 2). See Gee suadcos ‘Thir- training Peteraburg, o — THE FEDERAL LAND B. oF] enty- ae. MS ep ing epee Mr. and Mrs Raynard Spitzer)” SAINT PAUL, Mortgages, | Fnrve Hundred Teentecewe aed Monday morning under the guidance} 87 MARGARET MARCHANT = motored to the Capital City Thurs-| 2113, 8. gt. Minnesota.| 26/100ths (322.26) acres, more or NH! m ‘acco: Ut Road Socretasy Mark Rots. ‘They to 00t-on Btn eS a ite ccording. to” government ; les “Hasty” Har- a Mrs. Pete . CE OF MORTGAGE FORE- ere will be due on said mortgage who performed ‘well at Newark last| James Koinek was in Wing Tues- | gaturday. rigage hereinatter de-| Dol 22). tomether with Sost season; and Russell Van Atta, from|day. at Miss Louise Fisher visited at the the ot toresennce = vided by law. Serb Pennock “are das’ Wedoendey:| and ferally ee cvering |" aE, nad han toa Waraabe, vielied | enn ans gate Pert te A} 055 um pte eg ‘The infielders and outfielders will not | visiting at the L. C. Marchant home. at the Henry Fox home one evening | March 18d and ber 22, F SAINT PAUL. start work until March 8. ‘Edward Stroh called at the Emil|isst week. 1932, and the further sum of Ten and ‘Mortgages, = elmer home Weinesday. er (oH, FOE called on Laurence strane Apa a4 a8 bald as in| 23.30 s-g.12-20-dt; Path Minnesota, Basketball Scores y Hochhalter/Ousely one day last week. HhOW, THEREFORE, 1s ——__ a motored to McClusky Thursday. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Art Franklund and 'Y GIVEN, That t certain| NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT< Modchead high, 94; Fergus Falls 38.| Annie and Edward Stroh, Mar-|on, Willis Art, were shoppers in the] Aivert Mt. Siciand and Sosephias ucz|_Xotice ie" Rereur aioe, ee Mayville Teachers, 37; Dickinson|garet and Irene Marchant spent|Capital City Saturday. land, his wife, ors, to the|certain mor executed Ard Teachers, 26. pe Wednesday evening at the L. ©.| Charlie Gorch called at the Pete|Fesersl Land Bank of Gain¢ Paul, a/livered by Seth W. Morton ond. Net= 3. T. C, 34; Bt Cloud ‘Tesch-|MGaree’ Vollmer spent the week- (MGI Dame one day last week, lasek weaver mney, bets of Min ibd ederat Ease, Bante af dine Bag . Poe eae corporation, of the City of St. Towa, 37: Ohio State, 29. end at the Jacob Stroh home lat the home of Mrs Fors parent, | tics at “the “hogister of Deets ot| Mintenstt ‘hottenges” Gulea tie Purdue, 2: Michigans, 33. Witt home Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Carl gd They Beles. quaty, orth Dakota, on dey of Rovember, 191 , and fled for 30; 28, lo were accompanied back - Aileen A A e office of the Ri iter Minnesota, 30; Titinois, Carl Johnson was a Wing caller 72| book 188 of ifo t Pi of Deeds of the Cou: Northwestern, 30; Wisconsin, 28. Spitzer who will remain there sev-/ wit eo County ef Burleigh Chicago, 34; indians, 32. by eral days to visit with her nephew,| premisss in auch and here ot Novembers Toit anc neceaded Hamline, 38; St. Mary's, 15. . and Mrs. Dave Hochhalter and | sivron James Fox. inatter described, at the front door|in Book 161 of Mortgages at page 7%, St Oat, 24; Augsburg, 28. feughies Ardella Tone, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spitzer called at the Enoch | marek, County of Burleigh, snd Stats | premises tn Cukor et eale) of the Duluth Teachers, 42; Winons Tesch-| visiting at the Jonn Witt bec Anderson home Sunday. He also|of North Dekota, at og Prarter’ acecrivaa ar tae rane Maze he front door ee Mra B. G. Marchant and daughter|Vislted at the Holden snd Murrey },359%, %.4,o" ihe amount due upen| march, in the coehen Sf moeich Sad ig gy Baad Margaret spent Friday at the L. C. such mo . of North Dakete. ish end Fenn Stale, 20; Carnegie Tech, 21. | agarchant home, Loyd returned home for eald defecites tndediedsess. Bald] two o'clock’ F. Be nates ha ae oF , 28; Michigan State, 21.| with them to visit » while. sale is to be made subject and in-| April, 1933, to satisfy the amount és Creighton, 46; Grinnell, 31, Clarence Johnson called at the to the unpaid of the} upon such mortgage on the day of ee kee John Witt home Thursday evening. * Ines as Eek Gael amstaeting | Vevenast to provision mate in exch ea ‘Mr, and Mrs, Emi] Johnson of near Dy MARGARET DAVIS to Twent One the ase Kansas, 33; Kansas State, 25. visited with their daughter — and 3¢- merieasee has hereto. Pasoeat St) aaa seine, Mrand Mise sul Zele | Bert Hedstrom motored to wis. |Bramlsse,ceesrited in och mortage ie tele mort rigage indestedusss Gus Army, 81; Bucknell, 14. bic ne ae A met Seen Lee. Sime or8 site ions gern ot ‘The Premises described in such Luther, 23; Coe, 16. Lage ieenien penctice| Marri Sennings Kettle-| sag will be sold to Brigham Young, 48; Utah State, 26 re Age re Mm fee cl ogy Mal ig ayn mre hed ae follows : ama ies Fe iy BOR 4 Bam, 2. and Mary Johnson, Margaret and| week | Township. One ne, Southeast (eB%) ‘Wyoming, 66; Colorado %. | Irene Marchant, Edward and ‘Ted| Albert Letham of Wilton Nine (li) Hotta of Bangs sev | Yownnsl ay oO * | Stroh. “The teacher a Florence Lake | saturday evening guest at the home|’ One Hust od Bisiy 0), sores, - ale ab) ie Range oz cceapiain’” becmues’” Gear" Pemenas cont the Bay van ah, Baw oO necttans were calles ‘a| cuecnmtt si terrey taergot, | Stent jaerah Baba canaiing use be A were acres, wanted to buy sutomobiles, but the| eq to wine Seturee ee tr | Biamarcke Saturday. ff tandete of anle for sala detasitsd Roverament survey, th case of Loraine C. Smith is an excep- i Saturday and Gunday guests at | nstsliments vance the sum| ‘There will be dae om nea tion. In her sult for divorce from Joe BE aM a a Nas cl the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Fg car Pal ee err oll at the date of sale the sum of Fil- B. Smith, Mra Smith charged that | “Herbert Hoffman and Johnie Pode |DAvis wore: Mr. and Mrs. Paul De-| ont of re as provided” by Inte (SlsleaDs togetace with sont ok Bentths rotor minded were Sunday t the R. baby, Dorothy, Wing; ‘ : foreclos the aix years of their marraige he had | @, Mearchant homer” Cust Mt the B. | ond Owen Davis, Esterville; Melvin Py aan this 11th day of February,| | Dated this 11th day of February, fog when she tried to prevent] with Mare, Or bs nd THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF ened er. . Orley Bailey Priday after- | Hollys | aise tet ae buying more. Pils Henry . &. Paul, Mipsesota. 4 —-