Javelin — Irving (I.), Perrine (I.),
Dement (W.) Distance, 164 feet 4
inches.
How hurdles—Holmes (W.), Stone-
man (I.), Perrine (I.) Time, 26:2. 1
Two mile—Gill (I.), Penwell
(W.) Time, 10 minutes 26
4 inches.
Relay—Forfeited to Idaho.
MISS NE FINDS AT HER HOME
M.
Miss Helen Nelson entertained a
number of friends at a delightful
party, Saturday afternoon at her
home on east Sixth street.
The party was in honor of Elizabeth
VanTilborg, who leaves soon for Seattle to spend the summer, and Olive
Bue of Pomeroy, Washington who is
visiting relatives in Moscow.
The Nelson home was beautifully
decorated. A delicious luncheon was
served. The guests were, Elizabeth
Von Tilford, Olive Rue Tpqw In
vass, Lucille Ramstedt, Mildred Anderson, Caroline Munson, Ada Brum
Flotvine, George Flevd, O. S. E. 1. 3:
Leonard Potoson, Irene Pomeroy,
Ivan Bumgarner, Rudolph Nelson,
Kenneth Skidmore, Alton Cornelison,
and Bernice Suppiger.
Run of Montana Cattle
Sp
  Spokane, Wash.—Tuesday last saw one of the busiest days of the year at the Union stockyards in Spokane, Seven cars of fat cattle shipped by William Huntley, president Exchange National Bank, from his Divide, Montana property realized $15,000, or $7 per hundred for 179 head. Ten cars shipped from the same section by R. W. Jorgensen brought $7.26 per hundred or more than $20,000. The entire lot were purchased by James Lonergan, of Toppenish, who will finish off the cattle at his ranch. 