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.ball and was
T. Thomp-
Showing
respect.
bat for
star of the
in five
a double.
came
run in the
longest hit
a triple
Matteson and
for Bel-
started out in
runs in the
fOur) •
Glee club. Miss Ella Dahl director.
Presentation of Sertior Memor-
ial, Clyde Fisher.
Acceptance of School Memorial,
Principal F. Opland.
the morning,
Mrs. Roy Noyes motored to Bis-
marck Thursday tP consult the doc-
tors.
Presentation of Scholarships
Principal F. Opland•
Senior Girl's Quartette, "One
Fleeting Hour."
Commencement Address. Dr
Herbert C. Hansen. ' ' " "
Double Piano Duet, Verda Smith, t Orchestra.
Miss D. Quarve. I Recommendation of Seniors for
Alumni Representative. Dorothy l Diplomas, M. A. Tovey. Supt.
Hogoboom,'t Presentation of Diplomas, J. A.
~resentation o f 0itizenshipI J. Norem, President Board of Edu-
:awards. Eighth grade d lt~_~mas. [ cation.
Selection, 'Magic Oarden, ' H. S.{ Benediction, Rev Ellinger.
better last season.
County Agent Russell says farm-
ers in general are short ef feed and
will have to buy it for their stock
until threshing time. The feed re-
ceived will ease the situation for
those who received it for a while.
But there are as many more farm-
ers in the county who needed a por-
tion of it just as badly as those
who were fortunate enough to get
it. Mr. Russell says four more cars
would have given each farmer in
the county an average of 800
Chairman Menke, of Golden Val-
ley Chapter Red Cross says that he
is greatly indebted to those who as-
sisted him as follows: The corn-
mittee who did the pro-rating:
Henry Thompson, Jack Miller and
A. C. Mogle~ who gave their time
helping at the cars; County Agent
Russell, and Miss Peterson, who got
the letters out so efficiently; and
the community key-men who sent
in the names of farmers to receive
feed.
J. P• McDonald of Sentinel Butte
pounds, which would have relieved! help the farmers of his community
the poultry and hog fed situation J bY donating the use of his truck
greatly. ~and his time to haul half a car of
'The names of the farmers to re-I feed to Sentinel Butte for them.
N. C. Haugse, Sentinel Butte.
Lida Lovell, Beach.
Glen Hathaway, Beach.
Leonard Oamroth, Sentinel Butte.
T. E. Hudson, Beach.
Ernest Feldman, Beach.
W. H. Carew. Alpha.
A. J. Ziebarth. Sentinel Butte.
Geo. E. Hammond, OGled.
W. J. Burns• Sentinel Butte.
Leon H. Kremers, Golva.
Edward Qualle, Sentinel Butte.
Catherine Dobla~r. Beach,
J. J. Hess, Beach.
Eddie Jendro, AIpha.
Albert Aistot, Sentinel Butte•
H. B. Finneman, Golva.
Edward Fischer, Golva.
At the close of the sessions th"
following report of the ft~tdlm~
committee was read and adopted:
1--We find that alcohol Is a r~.
poison, that in whatever form it i
Used it will weaken the moral fiber
and shorten the life of those who
use it. That which harms the in-
dividual, harms the nation and it
homes. We find that prohibitior
is the best method yet found c
protecting the American hom~'
against the liquor trafifc
2--We find that total
Is
vi~i~al
ing of temperance