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Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

or the DcneuC OIL tuOSe "uO may
have friends among the officers of the
y. D. National Guard and who may be
interested to know whether or not they
arc present, we publish the following
roster, which is official and which is
corrected up to Tuesday night.
On the personal staff of the governor
is Col. C. B. Boyd, Col. 7. A. Tollefson,
Col &. j. Schoregge, 1t. Col. F. H. Hy-
land, 1t. Col. F. Bartholomew.
On detail with the guard by act Of
congress and orders of the war depart
ment is Major R. R. Steadman, U. S. A.,
retired. On the department Of the ad-
iutant general is Brig. Gen. w. G.
Trueman. while Col. Biting is inspec-
tor and Judge in the advocates depart
ment
Others on the staff:
Medical Corps:-Col. Chas. McLaugh
| Ian.
Quartermaster department-C Chief
of Supply, Col. Frank Allen.
Subsistence Department-Major AL
bert S. Roberts.
First Regiment Of Infantry.
Col. J. A. Frame, 1t. Col. I. A. Berg
Major Grafton.
Medical Corps-Nlajor T. S. Patter
son, Capt. VIM. F. Sihler, Capt. A. W
Mcdonald.
Adjutant-Capt. R. A. Thompson.
Quartermaster-Capt. G. Angus Fra
ser.
Commissary-Capt f. R. Sarles.
Assistant Inspector Small Arms Prat
ticc-Capt. L. G. carey.
Battalion Adjutants-lst. 1t. D.
Lewis, lst 1t. 7. S. Henry, 1st 1t
Wayne G. Eddy.
Battalion Quartcrmaster and Con
missaries-2nd 1t. R. T. Healey, 2n
1t. H. H. Hamilton, End 1t. J. v
Thompson.
First Battalion.
, Co. p, Fargo-Capt Sorenson, Cap
c. c. Grafton, lst 1t. R. NJ. Still, 2r
! 1t. A. T. Collar.
Co. G., Valley City-Capt. F. S. Hem
,st 1t. D. S. Richie, End 1t. II.
Halvorson.
Co. I, Wahpeton-Capt. T. j. Thorn
8 son, 1st 1t. S. W. ellison.
!. Co. L, Hllsobro-Capt. B. G. Boy
:, lst 1t. A. J. Norman.
q Second Battalion.
8 Co. A, Bismarck-Capt. II. I. MI
d ply, 1st. 1t. Howard Hines, End I
n Frank Cushing
q Co. T, Mandan-Capt. H. NJ. Hanlt
= ;, 1st It. G. L. Solcm.
a Co. H, Jamestown-Capt. T. A. L
" Iefson, 1st 1t. L. r. Baird, End 1t.
Q. y. Barker.
70 Third Battalion.
u Co. G, Grafton-Capt. NJ. H. Sprag
lst 1t. T. Tallackson.
Co. D, Minot-Capt. f. S. Person,
:. Lit. Frank Whccon, End 1t. G. F. G
ID ham.
d. Co. Z, Williston-Capt. B. J. Sch
If. regge, 1st 1t. II. r. Evans, End 1t.
u. Jeffery.
co. NJ, Devils Lake-Capt. j.
Stcnson, 1st. 1T. A. NJ. Holt, end
j. w. Peterson.
ha Officers of the Supernumary lis
IN. Major G. F. Mudgett, Valley Ci
at Capt. NJ. P. Wells, Lisbon.
ng o
I'd.
al. Major Blakcy and Col. A. Scarlet
zee Minot, and 1st Lieut.. Larson, lst
in nois Infantry. will arrive in ca
he Friday to remain until the close Of
NAs season.
ept
a.
red Company D was placed on guard
tho terday afternoon at five O'Clock
an perform their share in the official q
ted until five o'clock this afternoon.
IND
Company "K" Of Dickinson,
"Cowpunchers Of the regiment
cut 20 home with choice collection
ere kodak pictures in their possession.
Vas terday morning the boys got out
q,
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: CHAUTAUQUANS

Lovers OF good music are having
thalr souls satisfied THIS week. Vow
that the Luther College band is lrrc.
there is nothing 10 be added to the
splendid talent ON the grounds. Last
evening as Il forerunncr to the enter
tainmcnt at the Auditorium the band.
under the direction of Carlo Spcrati,
plaved several excellent numbers which
were received with1pt 4 'iount with the
greatest demonstration Shown this sea
son. The baud is composed of forty
eight pieces aud is made up entirely OF
Luthcr College students. In their large
repertoire they hav2 an opportunity 20
please every possible musical taste:
they have all c!; the famous overturcS.
selections. operatic numbers and suites
aud they vary them with many of the
Iinht opera scores, o" popular 'nu>l'.
Director Spcrati GETS wonderful re-
suits from The boys; 1eI" playing: IS ~
marlah!e and there is no ,lo0,t Of the
aprseciation Of their Chautancun aud
fences. From Devils Lake they 10 10
Leeds. Rugby. Nelva Mino1 AMI " /
liston and then conri.ue west II the
coast. They have .iourneyel over this
territory before and @leir arrivals in
each city will be greeted with much en-
thuSiaSrl. Tonight th5v will present
at The autit2rlum a regular concert
program which should be listened to
Nv evervnne nu the grounds. Tho mum,
h5r-. 81, i o,yn a mos excellent one. fol
low:
"Moose'' Marcl, ...,.. 49,. ..... ......SNa4.s
Overture Raymond .. =. Thomas
Moonlight Senate beethoven
Peer Gyms Slltc -,...l'rei! i!
(a) The Mor,''g
(b) Asses Death.
ic) Anitra s Dance
(dl In the Hall OF the Nountan hin:
Luther Collcge Concert Band.
(a) Pale in the Amber West ---.-- Park:
(b) The City Choir ...... Park:
Clec Club
:'The American Habit" March ..........
... ...... ...... ...... ...Scoutol
Overture TO "Saul'' ...... ...... .-..Raz2i:!
"Weddine OF the Winds waltz....Ha]
The Death Of Custer. or Battle Ct tn
Little Big Horn lice .]ohnso
Luther College Concert Band
Allen O Dell. we'll known Mino
man who sells Velie cars, was a Chat
tauqua visitor Yesterday.
At the Round Tent yesterday pur
ity conference was held by the w.
r. U. institute, led by Mrs. Mary Pac]
ard of Rolla Mrs. Packard, who is
teacher in the Rolla schools gave a
able and carefully prepared paper 9
stRescne or Preventative Work
Which?' In it she advocated strongl
the preventative work in which 81
took up the teaching of purity to chi
dren, the right usage Of good book
heredity, and other points. Mrs. Ha
then spoke on obstructive Forces
the Homc,'; and in her splendid ta
dwelt on the fact that parents unco
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Of. Yesterday morning one Of their
"rookies' was sent on search Of the
encampment grounds for an oven
wrench He found plenty Of search.
Company G has the distinction of he
ing the largest company III he regi-
ment with it's Al members: it also has
the youngest average when it comes to
years. Another thing which the boys
from Grafton claim is the best cook
~ the 1eYj,nent.
Lieut.. Jetferles, of Co. E, Williston,
returned his home yes: :erlay to look
after pressing business matters.
Coo kGilbertson, Co. L., has been re-
tired from duty and Private Knudson
mas been dtailed to attend to the
"eats'' for the Hillsboro boys.
! No man in the hospital yet is dis
tinction claimed by Company L.
Private Thomas Moore, Co. G, has re-
turned to Valley City.
Lieutenant Noramn is the only Of
icer with Company L this year but the
boys say that he has no trouble in
looking after the bunch.
Capt. Sarles has gone home, leaving
the regimental commissary department
in the hands of Scrgt. Kneeshaw. The
) Sergeant is doing quite business
even if he does not advertise
5 The hospital corps, under the pres
} cnt up to date organization, is new
departure in camp. At the time that
, Battery "A' was mustered out at
r Lisbon, it was decided to give the
) city an organization to take its place
r hence regular up to date hospital
f corps was organized. This was done
and on April 9th they were mustered
i, into service under the command OF
Major Peterson Of that city. There
are "a men, each equipped with {
:. trunk, three uniforms, emergency pouc]
n knife, and other items necessary; the,
r have regular drill with litter and ambu
, lance, and for new organization ha,'
"a become quite proficient. There is 4 pre-
scribed course Of study which nndc
the tutorage of Major Peterson is prov
ing quite interesting. It is only mai
- ter Of time until the boys have acqui1
- ed pleasing efficiency, and much cree
it is due Major Peterson for his inte,
est and untring labor IN behalf of GL
;s organization.
1t has been suggested that ball gi'
en- by the people Of Devils Lake in hol
or of the officers and wives would b
quite appropriate. There are quite
number of officers among the LIT
regulars, as we'll as the volunteers, VIII
have their wives with them, and VIII
:, undoubtedly would enjoy function
d. this kind Now that the First Infantr
r band is present and is abundantly alb
~ to furnish music for the occasion
~ would be quite appropriate as mi
nu itary affair. What sayest thou?
Cal Wiseman, member of Co.
has returned to Valley City.
IN lst 1t. Richie is in command Of Coz
'm pany G while Capt. Henry is acting
It maor Of the first battalion.
Private Braden Of Co. 1, Wahpetc
ed has returned home.
he .
Company is under command of Ca
tain Thompson, newly elected offic'
ar and the boys say that under his "o
to mand they have the best company
urt the regiment.
Corp. Junge, Co. I, was knocked U
raj conscious yesterday when baseb
are hit him on the head. Several Of
ou+ hove we've nlavinp catch when he II,
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Harley Davidson, the professional
skater. entertained an,tEcr :iu'lience at
1'.- roller rink Tuesd ~ and last NJ! 1T
accompanied by the musc Of the Indian
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
To Darn Linen.

When you are hemming new table
linen save the strip you cut off. and
later, when the linen must be darned,
pull this strip into threads for the pur.
pose.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

while camera fend did the swapping
tug Of war, pyramid, "tall man,
and many other poses were taken which
doubtless will be cherished souvenirs
of camp life.
A coat of whitewash has been ap
piled to the stones covering the cess
pools. which adds a very sanitary ap-
pearance.
According to one of the boys, the
wood which is burned in camp is so
crooked tina the smoke wont 60 up the
chimney.
According to good authority every
thing in camp is going on beautifully,
and so far there has been no unsmooth-
ness of any kind to contend with. The
drills are showing up the boys to ex-
cellent advantage and they are re-
ceiving many compliments from their
superior officers.
Private Anderson won the big box
of candy raffled off in the store on the
grounds and for while sweetmeats
flowed freely in the camp Of Company
d.
Private d. D. Riley Of Minot, an in
structor in the Academy Of Music at
that place, joined Co. D yesterday.
Captain Wells has his "This is my
Busy Day. sign out this week, and has
all kinds of ranks up to colonel In
this case he has been given charge OF
the department of chief of supplies
; through the absence Of Col. Allen, who
I has been under the weather recently
!. Yesterday Majors Roberts and Cole
were absent and it was necessary fol
the captain to look after their duties
/, also. Besides this he is postmaster to-
4 the regiment. Yesterday in case O
emergency he turned horse doctor-an'
V the horse died Now, what do yo'
:. think of thate
). CAPTAIN Fraser, Regimental Quarter
master, was called home as was ais
J. Lieut.. Healey, First Battalion quarter
master, hence Lieut.. Murphy of Fargo
is acting regimental quartermaster. It
> another case of Hleave it to Murphy
+. he knows how.'
Y The HJack-Ass' battery with tn
l4th regulars is giving some interestln
H. exhibitions with the rapid fire guns.
Chief Musician Coates Of the band
receiving some nice compliments on
10. organization this year.
ct The hand grenade corps is doing mic
"a ly this year. Oh, you h. 6. c.!
~ The quarters Of Major Grafton we
T. the scene of goodfellowship Tuesds
evening. It was sort Of an inform
n reception, about odzen officers dro
4 ping in upon the major for little Vi
it. Plenty of cigars and many go'
stories. The Major is an old timer al
~. has more friends than most people ha
Lay.
Comrade Willis, veteran OF u co
VI pany, is here with the old gang aga
LII after an absence of three years ire
mp .the ranks Another case Of scar
'n' loose me. -
Private Amos of Co. G.. was call
res to Grafton by the announcement OF
to serious illness of his wife 3 brother.
uty %
A subpoena received by Randall l.
son. Co. D, necessitated his return
the Minot to appear in an important CO.
will case up at this time.
of o
Yes. Company c have dragged out seve
for of the old time jokes which they
.hta ef flsps
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
, Have You Tried It?

What? Why, the Norden Cafe at
the Chautauqua. Meals always ready.
Come and eat. A. Huseby, Prop. $50
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

while camera fiend did the swapping.
tug of war, pyramid, "tall man, !"
and many other poses were taken which
doubtless will be cherished souvenirs
of camp life.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Gored nv a Cow.

Glasgow, Ky.-In attempting to cut
4 cows horns at hisjhome near here
Jasper Berry, a wealthy farmer. was
gored and Ia In . critical condition.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
. !. i. : : = $3.50 $50 + :
TRAIN SCHEDULE.

L
: The following schedule will be ::
:. in force during the ChautauQua <
:: session of 1911. :
!: Leave Devils Lake. 4
= 700 a. NJ, En-. Sunday. !
+ 900 a. m.-NTail. +
): Hoo 4. III. =
X l:45 ?. M. =
:. 3:45 p. IN. <
: 4:45 p. III.
< 600 ?. III.
:. 7:l5 p. III. <
:. S:45 p. III. :.
:. Leave ChautauQua. ::
:. 1880 a. M =
:. o:45 a. m.-Mail. ::
;: 11:45 a. III. ::
:. 2:30 p. m.--Alail.
:. 4:l5 p. m
= 5:l5 p. N. ::
:. $3.50 p. m.
:: 500 p. M.
:. After entertainment.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Reid,s European Hotel.

Reds European Hotel.
Just a Little Better for Little Less.
Not the Cheapest but the Best. That
is the verdict of those that know. Try
it.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

>'''Nt h'''N'
had his way before teachers were allow
ed 10 instruct they should have a GER
titcatr OF, responsibility for teaching
morals TO their pupils as well as arith-
mctic.
Mrs. Roy Aiilham is the guest Of
Mrs. Dunn ut her cottage.
The Hotel Oakwood presented an I'M
.isllal appearance yesterday afternoon
when the Luther College band come
in. Suit eases We're lined up several
feet deep against the walls, while the
porch was 50 filed with luggage it was
a difficult matter to oct in. The boys
had dinner al Gittor3'* at three clock
end cnioved themselves on the grounds
nntii "nt,,'t,rt time.
Mrs. Parker of Webster is the guest
of Mrs. w. D. Miller.
Some very fine laceS sold by Rus
sian .Iewess are interesting the women
campers.
DO YOU wonder just what sensa.
tions are experienced by Mrs. st. Henry
when her husband is flying through
mid air at height of eight or nine
hundred feet. The aviator. himself. is
so much the center of interest that Often
the little woman in the crowd whose
very life almost stops its work when
her husband is entertaining thousands
of people. is forgotten. Are You youl
husband s mascot?': World represen
tative asked Mrs. st. Henry before she
left the grounds "Well.' she replied
"I have never thought Of myself il
that way: and still it was quite evi
dent to those who noticed it the othel
evening. that when Mr.. st. Henry mad,
his two beautiful flights, her eyes neve
left her bird-man for one minute, AM
that when he approached the plac
where she was standing. her arms wen
up in appeal and reinsurance to him
and once he dared to remove his han
| from the wheel and wave down to hel
Mrs st. Henry says that she feels con
fident that nothing will happen to he
husband, and experiences no fear what
soever when he is in the air, and still
! it is noticeable that her hands ar
clinched and her eyes strained towar
/, him when he is flying. Mr.. St. Henr
| says that he himself does not feel an
n more fear in his bi-plane that whe
( running his motor car, and while h
! assures his wife that he is confident c
himself before the start Of every tri
she says that when he alights he griI
her hand in a spasmodic clasp, and ash
for smoke, which, If nothing els
designatcs the relief experienced by a
other safe fight. Mrs. St. Henry is a
attractive, medium sized woman wit
brown hair and large eyes of the san
hue. She is easily approached and h
whole life centers on her bird-man hu
Rand and his work.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Siousiy perhaps, cali TOO much atten-
tion to sex in their children. She also
pointed to the sanitation Of the house.
the proper food. and fresh air and
cold water as means Of keeping the
body healthy, and as natural result
y healthy moral condition would follow.
Keep them physically pure. says Mrs.
Hall. and they will keep themselves
mentally pure. She also spoke ON the
force OF hcreditv. Professor Haig OF
the Devils Lake sohu3i:,, spoke OH " Pur-
liz in the Schools. an0 said that ii he
had his way before teachers We're allow
ed 10 instruct they should have a GER
titicatr OF responsibility for teaching
morals 10 their pupils as well as arith,
lnctc.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

A coat of whitewash has been ap-
piled to the stones covering the cess
pools, which adds a very sanitary ap-
pearance.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

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Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

ped outside his tent in line with the
ball.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

According to one of the boys, the
wood which is burned in camp is so
crooked tina the smoke wont 60 up the
chimney.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Company "K" Of Dickinson, the,
Cowpunchcrs Of the regiment will
20 home with a choice collection of
kodak pictures in their possession. Yes.
terday morning the boys got out for
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Allen O Dell. we'll known Minot
man who sells Vele cars. was Chau
tauqua visitor Yesterday.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

band Lovers of the sport are regret
fu that the rink has not been opened
up for their use this season.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

John Cameron and family, vino have
McCallum and family, who have been
tenting here left yesterday for their
home at Calvin.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Of. Yesterday morning one of their
"rookies' was sent on search Of the
encampment grounds for an oven
wrench He found plenty Of search.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

According to good authority every
thing in camp is going on beautifully,
and so far there has been no unsmooth-
ness of any kind to contend with. The
drills are showing up the boys to ex-
cellent advantage and they are re-
ceiving many compliments from their
superior officers.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Company d was placed on guard yes
terday afternoon at five O'Clock to
perform their share in the official duty
until five o'clock this afternoon.
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perso,lals

Oscar Baumann, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Baumann OF Kelso met
with severe accident Christmas morn
ing at Chicago where he is now resid-
ing. -While.alighting from street car,
on his way to church, his foot slipped
and got under the wheels of
the moving car. The young man was
taken TO the hospital where portion
Of the foot had to be amputated He
refused TO let his folks know of his
misfortune for some time after the &C
cident, fearing that it might mar the
pleasure OF the holidays,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Flewelling came
TO Crystal Falls yesterday morning for
short visit with their many friends.
Mr.. Flewelling has charge OF the land
department for the Chicago, MIlwau.
kee a. st. Paul and has Office at var
ious places along the line of the road.
His home is still in Spokane.
MISS DAhtrhut ithNAtl AZ NiAb fAiA
mine had run away experience last
Tuesday. She was driving Mr. Cum
rnings horse when the animal became
frightened, overturned the cutter and
started off, She pluckily held on and
stopped him with but little damage
done.
Geo. l.. Woodwork, A. +. Jones. VIM.
Hayden. NJ. y. McDonough and Lowe
Whiting. members Of the Iron River
commercial club we're guests of the
local club last Thursday.
Andrew Nelson sold one Of his houses
in Maple Grove TO Mrs. John Moberg
recently.
Attys. A. f. Dixon and NJ ~ Nc.
Donough were here from Iron River
Thursday
Jas. r. Corcoran has been confined
to the house with bad cold the last
few days of the week
Irving jackson started his ice job
this week
Mrs. l.. A. Henry is very sick at her
residence in Maple Grove.
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School Notes
1ChseI's among pc TAXI. notes
And Jain. hen pre"t them

TIE following pupils in the Third b.
have been perfect during the first sem
ester: Annie Bouchard. Loren Soren-
son. Margaret Cayia, Rueben Larson
and Carl Macki.
The pupils of the Third b that had
a standing Of Il in Arithmetic for Jan
nary are Hehni Osterberg. Goundhill
Martinson. helen Lyons. Jennie Paul
sen. q oldie Cannon, Violet Lindstrom,
Jennie Tokley Atwood Johnson, Mar
tin Nelson, Alfred Reindl. Harold
Gribple, Truman Olson, Giemel ia
cobs and Sidney Levine.
Mrs. A. H. Smith was a Maple
Grove visitor Tuesday.
The pupils Of the Second Grade b
that have been perfect for the first
semester are Ward McKernan. Teddy
Hurja, Eva Clemtus. Harold. Wilgren.
Selma Burman. Marie Sohumidt HAL
mar Pentilla. Lillian Rsbichaud. Viola
/ hrhub anu mdullo mhulbJO.
The Second Grade b, promoted a
class of forty and the Third b. a class
of thirty eight.
Mrs b Nicely. Misses Ross and
Hendricks visited the Western school
Tuesday.
Mrs. Klins and Mrs. John Tufts
were visitors at the Western School
Thursday.
A number of tn city school children
have been visitors at the Western
school.
The high school students and teach
ers have been very pusy this week with
examinations and programming.
Parents kindly note the attendance
and department marks on the certid-
Gates
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Emerson Smith. who has been oper,
ating logging camp between Erick
son Stake and the Michigamme river,
mas finished his job and moved his
crew to the farm He has cut and
hauled TO the river 30. 600 feet of pine,
10, 900 pieces OF cedar, spruce and tam
arack, and 5000 post, which he has
cold to J. S. Butler. Between now
and spring Mr.. Smith expects to cut
and land at the Sagola Lumber coin d..
pany's track 100, 600 feet OF maple ana
birch logs, Iron Mountain Press.
The Yeomen are going to give a
dancing party in the Diamond Drill
nall on Friday evening. Feb. 3, 1911.
The Yeomen are going right to the
front in activity under Art Geske who
is the secretary OF the order. John
Klesges Is presiding officer,
Fred Stephenson was rejoicing
Thursday over the arrival OF baby
boy at his honse. Fred recently pur.
chased farm and says that the little
fellow is n real farmer.
The Masons gave the first of their
dancing parties at their lodge room last
night and it was a great success. They
have planned series of these parties
for the winter
John Klesges is one Of the most sue
cessful chicken raisers in the city. He
is specializing on Rhode Island Reds
and claims to be getting excellent re-
suits
Mr. .and Mrs John Tromblay have
been severely afflicted the past two
weeks Tncir baby boy died and was
buried last Monday and now their girl
is very dangerously i'll.
Supt Rollin Of the Longyear 81
Hodge company has been busy moving
his warehouse stuff down TO the new
building this week II will be several
days before the office is ready.
Mesdames f. J and + h. Goodney
and families OF the Armenia location
are spending the week end with friends
at Palatka
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Doupe returned
yesterday from months visit with
their son, DR.. Joseph Doupe. in North
Dakota
Mrs Frank Nemacheck and children
returned last Friday from Appleton,
Wis. where they spent the holidays. =
Bessemer Herald
John Peterson has taken n logging
contract from Conlin a. Dahms and Is
at work near Bslsam.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. James OF Green
Bay. are visiting ut the home OF Mr..
and Mrs II. @. Buenger.
Mrs Len Ross has lett for the west
alter short visit with relatives here.
Herbert Larson is expected home to.
day from Chicago
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Some of the teachers had lunch Fri
day mo rning, others had not.
Helia Peterson received E in sewing
for tn. semester.
Donald Nygren. who has been atten-
ding school in Iron River has returned
to Crystal Falls nd.-entered school.
Susie Peterson ranked the highest In
the A Sixth for the first semester.
Willis Breggar. Ethel Chadbourne,
Mary Mindok. Susie Peterson ana Ed
ma Richard were project in attendance
for this semester