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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-27
STATE UNIVERSITY
OPENS BIG YEAR
sIxTY-SIxTH ANNUAL SESSION
BEGINS WITH BRIGHT PROS
PEcTs FOR SUCCESS.
WITH LARGEST ATTENDANCE
Oormitories Well Filled and Fresh
men Class Starts Off With Great
est Enrolment In Schools
History-Y. M. C. A. Leads

University.-TheU University of Mis-.
slssippi has opened its doors for the
Goth time AS was generally supposed
the attendance was cut very largely
by the war which has been the cause
OF the absence of many of the upper
classmen. However, indications are
that the freshman class will exceed
in size that of any previous year and
thereby bring the attendance up very
materially. Practically all of the dor
dications are that the school will ell
JOY a most successful session. The
opening exercises were held Friday
morning when the following program
was carried out:
All America, Orchestra.
Vocal solo, (Selected), Mr. Howard
Ross.
Devotional, DR.. Heddleston.
Old Glory Selection, (Seredy-Toca-
benz, Orchestra.
Address by the chancellor.
Piano solo, (Selected), Miss Victo-
ria Oldham.
Announcements.
Intermezzo, (Ascher), Orchestra.
The University Y NJ c. A. this year
under the leadership of D. S. Wright,
president, is fast becoming one of the
most influential organizations on the
campus. college night" was held
under the auspices Of this organiza-
ton, affording the new students an
opportunity to learn Ole Miss customs,
traditions, yells, songs, etc. Numerous
Bible study classes for both upper
classmen and freshmen are being or
ganized and these in connection with
classes in mission study will be car
ried on throughout the session.
Secretary Ray H. Legate has been
assigned to work IN training camp
and will therefore not be on the cam
pus until after the first of October,
and a committee will be appointed to
look after his duties in his absence.
The cabinet composed of student mem.
bers Of the organization is as follows:
Donald Wright, president: D. r. John
son, vice-president; S. H. Kyle, ad-
ministration; r. c. Jacobs, finance;
H. M. Mccain, meetings; M. E. Mot
felt, Bible study; S. II. Caffey, mis-
sions; Thomas Swan, church cooper
alton, and H. l.. Rush, social.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-27

DR.. C. r. Stingily, state bacteriolo.
gist announces that typhoid vaccine
serum is being sent out as fast az the
laboratory can produce it. Owing to
the fact that they are going through a
period of transition, caused by prepa.
rations for moving from the present
quarters in the Seutter building to the
old capitol, the laboratory is some.
what disorganized. 1t is hoped, how.
ever, that the transition will be com
plete by Oct. /, from which time on,
1t is hoped to be able to meet all re-
quirements and demands.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-27

Columbus-The registration of wom-
en- in Mississippi for patriotic service
to the nation during the war emer-
gency will run well up into the thou
sands, according to reports received
at registration headquarters hers.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-27

A reception and miscellaneous
shower was held at the w. O. W..
hall at Bay st. Louis by Catholics and
Protestants alike on the occasion Of
the departure of Father Nelius Down
ing, who has been called to the pas
torate of the Church of Our Lady of
Good Counsel at Biloxi
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-27

The public schools of Columbus
opened their 1918 session with q
good attendance.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-27

Returning from weekend spent OF
the Mississippi coast, Gov. Bilbo spen
a busy day with line of callers tina
kept his office occupied all day. 1
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-27

The Laurel city schools opened with
an attendance of more than 5000
scholars.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-27

The board of trustees of the several
state colleges, except the Normal at
Hattiesburg, met in the governors Of
flee in annual meeting. The business
Of the year will be closed at this SEES
sion preparatory to the beginning Of
another.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
EHEf1

NAV z9--Nr and Mrs VIII Thlsl
wers callers At Tsl Potser's Ma6oss
lag.
George Sehster was z dinner guest
Il VIII Po!JsTs Sunday
Rol1s Christensen is visiting friends
il Darcy for short tine.
Nj and Mrs Conrad Potter were
Rogers callers Saturday evening
Mrs George Dot1ing and son. Fred,
no1o,ad 70 VIII Scnatsrs Wednesday
sTsling
NJ. and Mrs. VIII Potter and chill
drsn rlsitad sun6a! evening a VIII
Seaster's
Mr. ann Nrs. r W Msnks and Mrs
Fred Robde were Valley Cng shoppers
Friday attsrnoon
Nj. and Mrs George Do-ttng and
Children and Mrs Ea1n rlsi-ed a.
Viii Rohde's SUNDAY after church
The Tinas-R=oo-d world Ike to
have -he people q the ns5Ehoo1hood
al w:ile IN valley City T1ere are
1acy Interesting things to Ds seen II
: printing oE@>s
NJ. and Mrs VIII schafer and
George Schate- aQJoed 10 Waller City
Sunday evening, where they attended
English services al the Lutheran
church
: large crowd gathered Al the Pe1sr
Clancy hon4 Thursday evening, the
event being z surprise On MI Clancy,
il being his sixth birthday Gard play,
ing and dancing were snsoged iii the
early morning hours
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
DAZEY

Commercial, May 25.-Miss Rolla
Christensen came up from Rogers
Monday for short visit with friends
Leonard Larson was passenger for
Valley City Thursday evening to spend
few days on business matters.
The Darcy Cooperative Store is
having screen doors put on this week
The work is being done by Matt Lee
Roy Duff was up at Cooperstown
Thursday between trains, having some
dental work done.
Call at the Times-Record Office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
L. O. Snowman autoed down to Rog-
ers last Saturday evening for a short
visit with relatives and friends.
Joe Christensen came up from Rog-
ers Monday after having made a short
visit with home folks near that place.
Mrs. John Shipp came down last
! Saturday evening from Hannaford,
| at which place she had been for the
past week.
Sid Berglin came in from his home
at Hankinson last Saturday and is
spending a few days visiting with
friends.
The Darcy State Bank has had a
new coat of paint on the interior.
which makes a decided improvement
! in its appearance.
The pool room is being painted this
week, which will greatly add to the
appearance OF that place. The work
is being done by D. n. Anderson.
Carl OQlpShv w2c nacSoroor 81
Valley City last Saturday evening to
get the automobile that has been in
the shop for repairs for some time.
Miss Gladys Melton came up from
Tower City last Saturday to spend a
few days visiting at the home of her
brother, H. G. Melton, and family.
Mrs. Nels Larson and daughter.
Lula, were passengers "wednesday to
Cooperstown, where they spent the
time between trains visiting with
/ friends.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Fred Jacobson, south of town. A
large crowd was in attendance and a
good time was reported by all.
The Times-Record would like to
have the people of the neighborhood
call while in Valley City. There are
many interesting things to be seen IN
a nrinting Office.
The S. Olson family have been mov-
ing the past week into the Colville
house, in the west part of town. John
Ship and family will move into the
house vacated by the Olson family.
Christ Mattson and family returned
the first of the week from Montana,
where they have been for the past
several weeks, and will visit for some
time with relatives and friends in
Darcy.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
Gray's Dept. Store

air, which, by the way, is always bene-
fetal to Valley Cityian.
Lee Cowell, of Valley City, was
day, and found time to pay his re-
spects to the Enterprise, which paper
he has been reading since he was a
boy on his fathers claim near Eckel-
son in the early eighties.
The Sanborn Machine Compary's
new machinery hall is nearing compile
ton. 1t is "a by so feet, with ten
foot posts. There will be room on the
second floor for storing light machin-
cry. This we!l-built house will be
quite an addition to Mr.. KEGS storage
capacity.
The Sanborn city dads met with
those of Darcy and Rogers at the lat
er placer Tuesday night to further talk
over and discuss matters pertaining to
the projected high-tension electric
wire from the county seat connecting
and lighting the above named villages
The Enterprise is pleased to ack-
nowledge the receipt of a years sub
scription from Mrs. Viola NJ. Williams,
Of western Mansfield. The Enterprise
has been weekly visitor to her home
for many years, her husband, the late
Capt. G. F. Williams, having been a
valued personal friend of the writer.
The Misses Ethel and Alice Ray
mond, teachers in the Darcy public
schools, were weekend guests Of Mrs.
R. E. kee, and were interested specta-
!; tors at the operatta Friday night.
Miss Ethel was formerly an efficient
member of the local school faculty and
Miss Alice has previously visited in
our town. The young ladies are al
ways warmly welcomed by their San
born friends.
Ole B. Olsen, successful farmer
from the fertile district ten miles
south of Sanborn, is putting in 500
acres this season, and is well pleased
with the present outlook. His seed
ing is we'll under way. Mr.. Olsen paid
the Enterprise friendly call last Sat
urday to make sure that his subscrip-
ton was right for the ensuing year.
H. H. Hamilton, manager of the
Northwestern Telephone Exchange,
with headquarters at jamestown,
transacted business in Sanborn Mon
day pertaining to the local exchange
and connections. Lieutenant Hamil
ton, who has long served in the North
Dakota guard, and is now a staff Off
Ger, expects soon to be called into &C
tive. service again when the state.
troops are remobilized. -
Mrs. Atwood, of Jamestown, spent
last Friday in Sanborn and was
gratitied witness of the production Of
the operetta, The Isle of Chance"
under the supervision of her talented
daughter, Miss Inez Atwood, who has
had charge of music and drawing in
the Sanborn schools for the past two
years. Mrs. Atwood was guest Of
Mrs. A. H. lramer while in our city,
Miss Margaret Sandy. teacher in
the Darcy public schools. was the,
guest of Miss Nellie Richie, Of the pri-
mary department., and Miss Inez Sol
dial, teacher in the Cooperstown city
school was the guest of her sister,
Miss Sylvia Soldal, of the third and
fourth grades Of the local school. last,
Friday and Saturday. The visiting
young ladies attended the operatta,
The Isle of Chance" given in the
grammar grades and high school and
were delighted with the entertain-
ment. The Enterprise is pleased to.
acknowledge pleasant call.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
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xii. IL4l- t:'g- 2tIc= IL the1r tavc-,
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loe -Iet. cvI a,Dyl gained hls power
Day CIsred n excellent game On
1J,Ht. wiile Hansen E1ar-@5 az short
soy.
NJ, Njcsa was in yal1ey City last
FrGay
Nj and N-E Morr=n Mortensen viz
led 4, M Ole 5ls1ssn home last
Saturday
II il expected that N electric light
ing gTs,sIn viii BE- Installed Al the
schoOl IN t5s Daar future
Ray S1Ililgs spent Monday after
noon q tae school, drilling the chill
drsn to- the march Of Patriotic Day
Miss Lizzie Msidshl has inst CON-
pletsd he tern Of school which she
has baso teaching near Rogers. She
returned home Mondsy.
TIE last number Of the rural lrcenm
course will be held tooo-Tow night,
Nay q This number consists of z
mixed qnaItet from VALLEY Citv.
4 Sunday school meeting Was held
II the school Friday evening, Z Sun.
day school Was organized and will be
held ns1l Sunday forenoon al 10.
Our school 1ill appear in the parade
ns1t Saturday, as Patriotic Day will
be held In Valley City. The school,
orchestra will also appear for few
selections
The band held its first practice 70,
few months last Sunday forenoon q,
NOrtsnsen's grove. Cur former in
.tructor, Mr. Hasring, has left Vale,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31

7fngs. Our boys covered themselves
with glory, the score being Is to 5 in
favor OF kathryn Next Sunday our
boys play Nome on the Kathryn dia-
mond.
Miss Minnie Larson went to Fargo
yesterday.
L DR.. Ostrander, OF Enderlin, was seen
On our streets Sunday.
Gustav Seyerson went to Fargo yes
terday TO consult a dentist
Miss Annie Severson and Mrs.
Thone arrived from Eastedge Tuesday.
A number Of Mrs. David Olson's
friends surprised her Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Moe left Monday for Sebeka,
Mimi, for an extended visit with her
folks.
Rev. E. o. Holen returned Tuesday
from Marion. where he held services
Sunday.
Melvin Ekern is again around and
he still wears that smile which won't
come of.
Call at the Times-Record office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
Miss Hazel Larson and the Messrs.
Arthur, Amund and Melvin Larson
autoed to Valley City and return Tues
day.
Manfred Mikkelson returned Sunday
evening from a two days visit with
home folks at Minneapolis He went
by way of Fingal and the 500.
|. The Times-Record would like to
have the people of the neighborhood
call while in Valley City. There are
many interesting things to be seen in
a printing Office.
Erik S. Brandvold, Tommy T. Rue,
Tommy H. Rue, Conrad Jacobson,
John E. Peterson and Martin Martin,
son took the automobile route to Val
ley City Tuesday. From there they
took the 500 for Oswego, Mont. They
are on land hunting expedition and
expect to locate homestead claims be.
fore returning.
Mr. Silk, who lives about six miles
north of Enderlin, with his family and
several other parties were picnickins
on the banks of the Sheyenne. east of
Kathryn, Sunday afternoon, when Mrs.
Silk was suddenly taken ill., Mr.. Silk
hurried to Kathryn and had her placed
under DR.. Sommerfelt's care. They
both stayed over until Monday and
took the train for Elizabeth.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
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Enterprise, May 24.-Leo O'Mera
has returned from trip to Iowa.
Louis Malm was an arrival on No. Z
Saturday morning.
Ex-Sheriff Casper Winkler, was a
Sanborn visitor last Friday.
Engineer Tom Costello is in Brain.
erd hospital for treatment.
Will Noecker has bought new
Dodge car from Tony Linn.
c. 9. LANCER and c. F. Revell were
Vallej City visitors Tuesday.
DIVE Fleming is putting I'D a h:s
barn or lis farm in Anderson.
Nj. and Mrs. ". a. Siegfried were
county seat visitors Tuesday after
neon.
George Noe. a former Sanborn boy
WAS an arrival from Valley City Mon,
day.
Conductor Lawrence is back on the
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
GETCHElI PRAIRIE

May E9--Msr5sa White spent the
week end sr home.
My and Mrs. Ames, Of Valley City,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jar Rog-
srE
jay Rogers is very much improved
He is able to be ~dresssd TO get ON
doors.
Mr. and Mrs Hall and granddsugh-
ter were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
SsTai6es Sunday
Call a the Tines Record Office when
n Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine
Mr. and Mrs J. Il Write and family
entertained Marjorie Cassen, Mildred
Nelson and Levi GeIchsll At dinner
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Harper and
daughter, Helen. were the guests OF
Mr. and MIS- NJ u Write Sunday al
lernoon.
Gertrude Lolgfellow autoed TO Vim
bledon viii her sister and husband
Mr- ana Mrs Stroud. 10 send Z few
days.
Mrs. NJ N. White and family AMI
Edna Whilchsr sntosd 10 Noitlnisr
Friday evening 10 hear he Normal
onians sing,
MI and Mrs H1- Ronzbsinsr and
family auloed TO Valley City Sunday
afternoon TO herr the band conceiI
in 1hs park
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Sampson and
/ Mr.. and Mrs J. H Whitcber were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whit
cher Sunday at dinner.
: Inslead Of having Bible class Sun
day evening. the young people autoed
TO Valley City to hear d.. House speak
At the Congregational church -
] Mr.. and MIS- Otto Borcher arrived
in Valley City Saturday from Leipzig.
They will spend the summer with Mrs.
Rorchet's brother Fred Getchell, and
family.
The Tines-Reeo-d would like to
j have the people Of the neighborhood
Call while il Valley City. There are
many interesting things TO be seen In
a printing Office
! About 50 attended the meeting Of
the Society at Mrs VIM Hills Thurs
day. Mrs. Henry Nelson, Mrs John
Tracy and Mrs. Bush, of Valley City,
were present and explained the organ
ization and aims of the Red Cross
! socie;y- sn auxiliary was formed
with ten charter members, and actiTe
work will be taken up soon Officers
elected were Mrs. S. E. Harper, chair
man; Mrs. NJ. N. White, secretary
and treasurer A delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Hill.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31

branch passenger run, having recent
ly returned from the south, somewhat
relieved of his asthma.
J. ". knable, painter and decorator,
is doing some work for Peter Clancy,
near Rogers.
DR.. Macdonald. of Valley City, paid
a professional visit to Sanborn We'd
nesday morning.
Call at the Tlmes-Record Office when
! in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
/. A census taken this week prepare
tory to registration shows the popula
! ton OF Sanborn to be Ala, and of these
! there are % who should register.
! Mrs. Julia Gray, whose illness was
reported in these columns last week
/ is said to be in critical condition.
! J. W. knable has been doing some
painting and decorating for Sam Nc
! Lain, Of Eckelson, during the past few
days.
| Miss Esther Barsness, who has been
acting as saleslady in Nome store
has returned home, arriving Wednes
! day.
! Friends of Conductor T. J. Blewett
are glad to see him back from the hos
pital, good as new, barring a little
/ weakness.
!. Henry Siegfried, of the Siegfried
! Pharmacy at Valley City, spent las,
! Sunday as the guest of his nephew, W
A. Siegfried.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jack KRONER and baby
were passenger on No. ? this morning
returning from the hospital. Jack SAYS
the baby is fine
! Miss Annie Peterson left Wednes
day morning for Darcy, where she has
accepted position as hello" girl in
the telephone exchange.
! A valuable horse. one of a fine team
! belonging to DR.. Anderson, of Valley
City, died recently while working OF,
the road south of Sanborn.
Henry Menke. who has been ill the
past week or ten days, and whose life
for time was despaired of, is now be-
lieved to be out of danger.
The thermometer registered q de-
grees Wednesday morning, and the
tender vegetation above ground in the
gardens was badly nipped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pond. of James
town, were Sanborn visitors over Sun
day, being called here by the sickness
OF Mrs. Ponds father, Henry Menke.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Menke, of Stew
art township, were called to Sanborn
Saturday and Sunday b" the serious
illness of Henry Menke. father OF
r. W.
Several applications have already
been received by Mr.. Malm for seed
pop corn from boys and girls enterine
the contest of the Sanborn CONNER.
cial club
The Times-Record would like to
have the people of the neighborhood
call while in Valley City. There are
many Interesting things to be seen in
printing Office. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rebscher. of
the neighborhood south of Eckelson
autoed to- Sanborn in their Dodge car
Wednesday. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Chapman.
Rev. Mr.. Atkinson has visited Some
OF the schools in this vicinity for the
purpose of interesting the pupils in
the popcorn contest under the ans.
pices OF the eanborn Commercial Cmh
B. E: Frum. of Valley City, motored
through Sauborn yesterday. and in
1ated his tires with little Sanborn
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
CLARK CITY

The Gordon and Thompson families
were guests at the Campbell home
Sunday.
Mr. Olson, Of Bode. Iowa. is here
looking after his farming interests in
this section
= Mr.. Emory, Of Cassslton, was in
this community last week, organizing
Sunday schools.
Gail At -oe Times-Rsoord Office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine
M. and Mrs. Wm- Jones went TO
Fargo Saturday and returned in the
erening with a new Mitchell car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brueske. Of Wimble-
don, and Nj. and Mrs. John Jones, of
Eckelson. spent Sunday at the Jones
home.
The Eckelson orchestra has been
secured for The dance Friday evening,
June l. at the Clark Cit! hail All
are cordially invited. -.
Miss Hannawalt will close he1
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31

school next FRIDAY, with 2 picnic and
program IN the Clark City hau and
the grove adjoining
The nanF friends Of D z Jones,
VIII f,s pleased I'D hear that ms coodi-
ton has improved IN the PAST week
DR. Myers Of Marion, wh0 Is attending
ms, is hopeful Of his convalescsooa
Tns Green TOWN. 5unch VII put On
their play, n Cheerful Liar" Al the
lark City hall Friday eFsaiog, June
& They ALSO have IN eight-p5eoe o.
ehsstgs which viii furnish lhs uns5e
for the occasion, and II is expected a
crowded house viii greet them
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
NEW ELEVATOR COMPANY
is NAMED AFTER -SAZlEf r.

Bisasrck- Ma y Ta1-4TE -@slo-
Ing nssr Mintls5cc as7+ to1'H3d
co-opsrE13Ts s3-TaLJT Gcl(a1a aA1
have nsna6 i at1@, t13j1 -sr04r COY
sroO.. Lgnl J -.sZ2c.
Thu o,Ga1lzs,1Cr- II ilcW1 Is Inc
Frazier Fzr-:.s lJ-ype-aaT5 LIE
vs-or t70-1;:4r I'd Z C1arlsr VII
granted r3dzr 1y ;S,=c:@-a,! u State
Hall IT, 3zj5L4J erocs II Ll+ oe~
csy-nriaoy = %-uAtg.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
Major Henry Studies
Artillery at Fort Sill

Eis11a-EE. May 3r.-M2lo- F-z-I :
Henry, 459I114andsr Of t1s First Ia.
1aaiCa. Nc.1a DsELJLa lar2Ula4 g,Ilzlr1
aets as14 1G0adsy Iode- t1st,-o...ll :'-4s
from tt4e VIZ Department fo- l-:.:
Sill, Gtza-- g1s q M E0' @I--I1s-l:- :
most sz-Ir,rso1 militia! ,'osLs. n =: =
ne VII study artillery E1'ac1lt'e- -
handing O aaol gT@lsdes I'D S---l-11
textures Of -o3er- warfare
Machine Gun Erae1ioe VIII 1@laT -
important ps-r III the iagIrutt1V-s Z,
Fora SID. w1jef is lo;sIe0 n=5sT -
Texas border IL is Isssu-oa1 oat u
his return Major -zs1-. VII ~ 65.al1
ed as Instructor IL artillery ;tElot;1
for the NORTH Dakota t-oCps.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
nv and is nov located At Mime

CITY and lis nov located at Mime
apolss. We soon secured MI. Hub
bard Ut ths Vale. Municipal hand, 10
5-slrucr CITY tlsod for Lns coming SEE
sou -na bgnd VIII now sooa De
ready tCr uhat-E+- engagements MAY
Co1s
nj. aid MIS- Z L Bow Tis5tad with
. gis-l- Of Ms. Bow al S1Jsstar lsst
S,s-urLay I'D Sunday Mr. Syw -
-..,,1g s:lo@ 74,r 1ns schools II S.uls-
- ssn.-rT
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
KATHRYN

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|, Recorder, May Miss.Ella Green
returned to Nome today. -
The Kathryn nine crossed bats with
the Hastings nine last Sunday at Hast