7 K TRIB SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1922 Sargent County ‘ small ‘acreage of flax will .make A 0D GRAIN YIELDS REPORTED [eens ot io Gant with god ni, Cory “PAGE SIX : | “News of Sport World — |} Baseball Standings | AMERICAN. ASSOCIATION ; St. Paul. of the threshing completed. ‘Oats| ix~in the r.asting ear stage and. a yields range from.20 to| mature’ crop seems” to'be assured. { ‘All ‘flax is cut.Corn and| Harvesting is. 90 percent finished -Pet. 43 a 5 Mi 3 ce ‘ potatoes’ have been hit by dry wea-| and threshing is general. Pastures q La Golf fans as any who sit in the right field| Indianapdlis | “A , : ther. Corn ‘is starting to dent, Po-|ere thin and’ farmers are feeding J v azy blsichers form bane aaa on this] Milwaukee... . 63. Reports ‘from. varlous coun 10 \days., yRotato vines are jnearly tato yields will be cut 60 percent) green corn. Plenty of feed is avail- ‘ ame paral mage ar Kaniéas City... 64 ‘ents show yields .and -condition of} dead but.a fair yield seems assured, ep senely eet, Pasha fad iB eat a ata shen Aol ee day than, in the past, but the lure! Columbus .. .. 88 “Threshing is -one+half finished.| Aamodt, Botti Mes BS aac aia oak cad iacuaipantieceny os 5 » N. D. 1 of the dollar sign has-made it much fh it high, ‘but ‘yield: ydis- Kidder Quality igh, yates, Ore! Foster Count: “Wheat yields will probably aver- ty : than half ‘fin- { P harder to please. SERS nid Cr es A appointing. Potatoes corn. have ‘Threshing. is: mor ., 4 B ATTING HONOR oe ea aaa . cee been ‘damaged by Feeling that their favorites are get- ting the worst of. it, the fans pick on the umpires, All of which makes it seem that the umpires are work- ing poorly. Following Judge Landis’ announce- ment relative to the umpires, , Bob Dunbar, in the -sport columns -of the Boston ‘Herald, came to the .de- liberty to reprint. It is well put. “I want to take exception,” says ‘Dunbar, “to the story out of Chicago Which leads us to believe that Judge Landis accepts the verdict of ‘a lot of. disgruntled ‘fans, ‘who ‘claim that the big league umpiring is worse this year than eves. “The trouble is not with the um- pires, but with the fans. They are more cfitigal these last few years than-ever. They want more than.an | that the fans are screeching. “And I am sorry to say-that some of the newspaper men, as. ardent The ‘Thrill The Boston Braves took their see- ond straight doubleheader ‘from Phil- adelphia and climbed to within game of second’ place. Reb *Russell,, former .Minneapolit outfielder, now with the Pittsburgh Pirates, continues to be the talk of the league with -his -heavy- hitting. Red cracked ‘out three home-runs egainst tHe St. Louis. Cardinals. in LEFT. EARFUL | He caught the pitcher's throwings, As most backstops would. do, Then the moundsman ‘threw -a:Gt,.. Ko had to take that too. RIGHT EARFUL He wasn’t rauch on driving, His putting was a shame, But yon can tell the whole darned world ‘Dance’ atop the McKenzie , State. ei of ; Yachting The crew of a giant yacht Mes flat on the deck as it hotel tonight. “Best music in; iptimés,-onee -each -week iin the Matter of the Estate of Oliver, Ae Mi Burleigh- ta, dece Court, thérpjm petit Ae ee eed trad divected ui ised, « ial ail all ithe vintayen directed i xréal. An ‘nite “Block ‘BS, ceity cof Bismarck , state” \ out’ of ‘a “land ¢ ‘| said John 'B, Stackhouse én: which: contract ‘the vendee has’ ‘paid’the sum of $680, of the purchase remain in .the vendor as the. contract:‘has not been perfarme: | ‘That .said’.petition’ will be:/he: ‘by this Court on Tuesday, the: 3 i@ay of October A. D. 1922, iat 1 o’clock in the forenoon ofthat da: |at the Court Rooms of this Cott in the Court House, in the city i Bismarck, ‘County. ‘of. Burleigh an State of North Dakota. | be granted. - ~ { guDated August, 18th) By. the Court, f (SEAL): AL D,.1922. ee) YF. H. REGISTER). | ‘Attorhoy ‘for Petitioner, : ~ Bismarck, N. Dak. ‘ AAC/DAVIES, .* 4 Judge of the County Court. fe service’ of this Citation be ‘by, publication theredf. “four, yr four.suc- sive weeks ‘in the ‘Bismarek Daily’ ribune, a newspaper published at, ¢

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