davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-24

Inc creek reporter muShed in
 from Dexter yesterday and gives a
 brief review of mining activities going on at present in the vicinity of the creek
 Dan and Tom Connolly are sink ing a shaft on the divide between Dry and Dexter. They are down over 70 feet and expect 10 reach the bedrock within the next few days. The Nickolanovich Brothers reached bedrock and commcnced drifting yesterday on the claim to tn, westward adjoining Connollv's Harry Clark and partner are pros- pectlng on the bench of the left Fork of the creek. Martin New 'aid and Jake TopOlsty are search ing for the elusive Oh the Rosa lind claim which i, situated near the left Fork. Doyle Sullivan and Listou are trying to locate the ex- tension of the rich paystIcak which was extracted from the famous Kathleen claim two years ago by Nelson, Ohrem and Brown. Billy AltIurs dr1 Ed Gross are working on Grass Gulch. They found good pro poets a few days age and vest erday they drifted irto fair pay dirt They will continue to drift and cross cut to determine how OK tensive 1t is.
 The nazuma IS conveyed to the surface in an Irish buggy" which is driven by engineer Arthurs' through tunnel over 100 feet in ler Sth. Shoemaker Ind Holmberg are sinking a shaft on the claim near the junction of Dexter and GrGs. Gulch. Ed Rohn and Frank Kahn ara sinking on No. II Dexter They expect to encounter the bed rock after sinking from to 12 feet further. Frank is manipulat- ing the Armstrong hoist for this concern. Bob Yanke, Qucaky and Dirple nave reached bedrock in one shaft and they are down 40 feet in the second one on the Bow erY. claim. It i about 75 feet to bedrock. They struck low grade paydirt at the bottom of tho first shaft and the bedrock was dipping at 45 degree angle
 Der Gillette and Charlie Carlkins are drifting in fair paydirt on the Daisy claim. It is 54 feet to baG rock on this claim and their man drift is nearly l5O feet in length This is practically all that's goine on out here.
 When cro sing the Dexter divide the reporter met some of ;hc Ross teams on their way to Hobson 'rcck. and coming down Dry creek he saw another bunch of the Ross teams haul ard leave a cabin near he four mile post. This cabin be 1 0ngs to the Waldhcim boy and | will be taken to Rock creek as soon IS there is enough snow on the | ground to naul it across the "oun- try.
 Yesterday Paul Kjegstad ard lis | .1 ino foam p,OvnraI Sa,tnr Crr,l
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-24

The new strike on Dome creek has been verified. Five dollars was taken out of one hole. Ground is shaved. Considerable work will be done this winter. The workings are about , miles below lime on the Koyuk.
 
 The report that mail froE: the White Bear would be in yesterday was in error, Postmaster Walsh in form us that it will be in on the next lrip which vii be Friday, Nov. 30th.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-24

For the best soc. Dinner in Nome go to the Board of Trade Lunch Counter.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-24

On the mail from Juneau the editor received an invitation to at tend the formal opening of the new Public School Building October J2. He is puzzled to know how he can attend.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
Wonen's Lodges of the City
Haze High Officers As Guests

enclosing 81 for the Red Cross with
the compliments Of a little theatrical
troupe who ingeuiOusly made up a
patriotic play and presented DC re-
Gently at the watermelon fete az the
w. s.. Hawkins home for Capt Rich
ard r. Burgess and men Of company
b. of the First Texas infantry. The
only stipulation of the missive is that
the money goes 20 help the little folks
I'm France or Belgium Julie Hawkins
wrote the letter 10 rherseS and for
Betty Hawkins. Davis Hawkins. Eu-
Eeuia smith, Elizabeth CroWeu and
Robert Mathews Julie was a God
dess of Liberty in the performance.
Betty, George Washington. Eugenia.
Martha Washington. Robert, q sol
der. and a child David was a sailor.
The boys Of Rev. T. r. Daniels
class at the Baptist mission enter
tanned the girls OF Mrs. g. j. Wilkiu-
sons coterie with "a picnic on the
latter's lawn. Friday uicnt The young
folk played games and were served
refreshments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

0HIEF in the events Of LOdEedom,
the past week have been the
~ various entertainments planned
iu honor of visiting officials. Mrs.
Mabel Lee Eliridge of san Antonio,
who is grand worthy matron FOR the
order Of Eastern Star Of the state Of
Texas, hasn't found a dull moment
since her arrival Harmony chapter
40. pa. o. f. s.. planned n delightful
reception 20 its chief on Monday
night fin Masonic temple. and EI PssO
chapter extended her q like courtesy
the following night For the first
evening worthy matrOu Gladys Bar
mum made an address of welcome fol-
lowed by a tall, by past matrOn Jose
phiue Forbes. who presented Mrs. Ell
bridge with huge bunch OF Ameri-
cam Beauty roses. C0uCealinE in their
fragrant bed Of petals. an exquisite
silver tray I'm response. the recipient
of the courtesy. iU addition 70 her
thanks. cumrlimeuted tho chapter
upon its excellent work eNemplfied-
After initiation. au adjourned TO the
banquet hall for refreshments, where
tables were florally beautified. Many
other grand past matrous and past
matrOuS were presented and seated
in the East About $50 were i'm at
tendance
on Tuesday night. grand worthy
matron Eldrid-e was houored by 81
Paso chapters membership and eV-
tended well Worded welcome by
worthy uatron. Mrs. w. n Pence.
Following the work. which was most
highly commended. Dr. Matte T. Hiu
presented Airs. Eldridge with beau
tifully cut glass vase. Miss Florence
Clark and Miss Helen Clutcher pre-
sided over the punch bowl. set in q
bower of Shasta daisies. the blue bon
net Texas flowers. and ferns. AIRS
EIdridge who was the house guest
Of Mrs. Pence during part or hey
stay. returned TO east Texas late Tues
dav night
The Maccabees have had for guest
of honor at their meetings AIRS. Ella
Palmer Of san Antonio. who is dis
trict deputy. and who viii be fin II
Taso for several weeks. I'm the inter
est Of her work Review No A. is
holding a special meeting at ESQ p
m Monday afternoon. i'm T. o. q. r
hall for the membership 10 welcome
her. and for initiation.
Written fin childish orthOgranhy. a
letter has been sent DIT. w I. Brown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

TAKING possession Of their spac-
ious home on Ills Montana
\ street. Mrs. W c. Davis and
daughter. Miss Jane Hamilton Davis,
are again being welcomed to FL
Faso's society and club circles, fol-
lowing an absence of about a year,
spent mostly in Washington, D. G.
Fortunate i'm a wide acquaintance Of
distinguished persouages among the
diplomatic set at the national capital.
they were the recipients of inuumera-
BILE courtesies. both legislative and
social being in attendance at many
Of the brilliant larger functions and
having a continuous entire 10 the ses-
sions of congress. through Holze
smith and the Representative from
LOuisiana-Alrs. DaVIsS gIrlhUOd
applied much time to painting under
Fischer. exponent Of the German
school and shipped home collection
of splendid canvasses which are hung
IN her drawing and ball rooms
among them an exquisite autumn
scene of brilliant colOriuE, an oil
study in apples that Il superb; and a
delightful Paul and Virginia" or
beauty. Philip Brooke. the sculptor.
among others Of the Washington cir
Gle of artists, from whom she won
recognition, was most complimentary
i'm his appreciation. bliss Jane. a
lovely girl who has inherited her
mothers love for the palette and
brush. did seevral COmmendable
sketches and heads. for V-izch she
shows special adaptation AND genius
She was educated at the EI PaSO
school for Girls and expects to 20
on with her art ard music. Just now
she is very young and happy and .are
free. but her chief diversion is found
club. Y. w. c. A. Robert z. Lee
chapter. DaUghssrS of the Confsder- !
aCy. board of charities and other I
promieut organizations. having served I
ON the board of the Y W. the year ]
the organization achieved the board I
ing home Miss Jane is to be one of T
the hostesses at the morning card /
party TO be Sivcn at Hotel Psso del +
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

rOST enthusiastic mermaids are
MI FL Paso's feminine world be-
= = coming. since those two swim
ming places in the valley have been
dfscovered-one down Clintwards and
another. just above the bridge near
Canutiuo. Sheltered coves and sunny
sandbars make the places most invit-
ing. Both the places have become so
popular that, to avoid crowds, one
must plan their parties for week days
or mighty early Sunday mornings.
The CanutilIo rendezvous is in the
Rio Grande, but has a stretch Of clean
white sand where one may safely
wade out quite a distance. And the
lake near Clint is just the right
depth for either Waulng or swimming
For some reason OF other, swim
ming has grown immensely in pOpu-
larity in the past few years Time was
when the natatoriums and the beaches
seemed to be the privileged property
Of the masculine braves" Women
swimmers there were, Of course, but
not many. and experts were few Now
swimming tournaments and aquatic
sports have been taken up with ven
geance by fem1niulty who would be
nimble and sVelte.
The women have become just as
proficient as the men-and. whisper
low. they are far more graceful and
certainly are bewitchinE as they play
around. their faces dewey with spray.
in their gay swimming toys. That FL
PasO doesn't have to depend on the
California beaches or even Elephant
Butte dam is h5iIg appreciated, the
way all are taking TO the water
Perhaps the advent Of all the An
nette kellermans has had something
TO do with c0nQuering the feminine
fear OF H2 O. Ii looks so easy TO imi-
tate these dolphins and mermaids, and
it is certainly a JOY to be able to play
In the limpid blue COT brown, I'M
hampered by retardinE draperies- I
Nowadays mothers 20 swimming with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
Ell Paso Artist Mother and Her
Attractive Daughter Back Home

Norte 10y the EI Faso Comfort Bag
society on Tuesday, August q.
*
Dr. and Mrs George Brunner have
returned from California and are NJ
home AT @o0S Montana street Mrs.
Brunner and children spent several
weeks in san Francisco. DR.. Bruuner's
stay being shorter than that OF his
family
Mrs Fred knollenberg and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth. are down from Cloud
croft for few days. They will re-
turn next " eek. accompanied by Nj.
kuollenberg. to finish their vacation
on the mountain top.
s. Jack Silversparre, who has been
i'm the eastern states on combined
business and pleasure trip for the
past month. is expected home on
TUESDAY Mrs. Silversparre accom-
p1"'7 ''''''
Lieut. C.. I. Chaffee. Of the Ninth
New y ork infantry, has been granted
sick leave on account of an injury
received and is now I'm III Paso, az
the home of his mother. Mrs. H A.
Taylor
T. S Curtiss and family have re-
turned from vacation spent i'm cali
fornia- The weather on the coast is
as warm. If not warmer. than I'm II
Paso, Mr.. Curtiss said
MI and Mrs T. j. Murphy are hack
from their trip TO Michigan. where
the latter. who went east the middle
of May. was Joined by Mr.. Murphy
month ago
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. frost have re-
turned from Atlantic city, New York
and other eastern points They were
away for a month
T. n Henry returned this week
from Detroit. where he spent three
weeks on a business mission
Miss ora Chester. following 2 trip
to Albuquerque. has returned home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

~ by Fountain Drinks are Wholeeoule
Drinks and other cooling refresh
ments. served at the fountains Of the
Scott White Drug stores, are just as
correctly proportional and as care
fully mixed. as the medicines are IN
their prescription departments Be
ing druggists. they appreciate that a
little too much or too little-of one
iucred lent or the other-ceztroys the
wh0lesoue uess OF the drink While q
life does not hang I'm the balance at
the soda fountain as i'm the prescrip-
tion department. still the fountain
drink that is not mixed properly b.
not as wholesome or as refreshing as
it might be. That is why in each Of
Scott Whites three drug stores ever r.
thing served at their fountains IS
wholesome and refreshing. The fouE-
tains are absolutely clean, too
scott White ard Company
Mills Bids. Roberts Banner Bldg
@lf san Francisco St Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

20 more attractive coterie or
NJ younger society marous and
1 = unmarrieds are there in I'D
Paso than the Knifty Kuitters. who
were entertained Friday afternoon 10y
charming Miss Katherine PfafE at.
her home. 1000 Mesa avenue The
rooms were showered in Shasta dali
sizes. with the tea table also in white
and yellow. and present were Mrs
John Green Burr. Mrs sidney carroll
Graves. Mrs. Tally Brown, Miss Alice
AIyles. Miss Nellie May Bowen. Miss
sarah Bridsers. Miss Helen Stratron
and Miss Valerie Loris- Following
strenuous work for the soldiers with
their yarns and needles, the guests
enjoyed a detachable ice course Sew
eraI months ago this bevy Of popular
folk periodically parted company
with festivities Of q purely SPECIAL ma
ture. and decided that whatever af-
fairs they would have. should par
take of the deeper note that has
sounded o. the world, with each doins
her much for the cause or numau-
ity- So each week they spend Friday
afternoon at one or other or their
homes coupling their visits s. lth war
work Just now they are knitting
garments for the Sammles and jack
les Miss Mary White is 10 entertain
next for the cougenial group
Because Of unexpected delays in
Installing machines the teleSrapll
classes al the Young Women's Chris
liau association viii not start next
Monday. as has been announced. but
a week later. TWeurv-fOur machines
viii be I'm operation for three classes
a day, from 9 70 II a. ms 20 $50
%. M and an evening class from
to . o'clock. Falling in line with the
needs OF our country, during war
times. the y w plans TO also start
a class to- learn the intricacies OF
motor cars. with the thought of fill-
ing automobile positions later on N9t
only win the pupils enrolled in TINS
DEPARTMENT be taught to- drive-they
viii be riven ample opportunity 20
qualify as mechauicians- Duriu- the
fall there VIII also be started three
classes iu dirtati0u. to offer TO steroE-
ra1hers O chance to brush up The
various business men Of III Paso are
being interviewed as to the sort OF
positions they VIII have vacant, when
the enlisted men leave for the fight
20 about the task inteIiEently- of
preparing girls 20 slip into this work
and thereby release greater num-
Der Of men for war service
The committee for taking care or
the Nav League station at the Bor-
darlaud bank every morning from
10 20 70. are now completed and he-
sides the names that have been an
uouucrd before. Mrs B. Z Widdas.
,rrs- ~. p Watts Mrs F. Ryer and
Mrs w p. p. NcSain viii Keep the
station Thursdays and Mrs. y. F. Reg
gl0. Airs. Max -foVe. Mrs a. n. cold
stein 'Ir=- John T. Dyer and MIS- P
t. Holiday Fridays
Circle 1 or the First Methodist
church. entertained. Friday afternoon.
the five circles Of the General Aid So
cietv in "a business and social session
Mrs O. T. Borcherding and a number
of assisting women served refresh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
BATHING IS BECOMING A POPULAR
SPORT WITH YOUNG PEOPLE; TWO
BEACHES IN THE VALLEY NEARBY
By DOROTHY b. JOHNSTON.

their daughters just as fathers al
ways have been going with their sons,
in DAYS of yore-
El PasO IS showing no coyness with
regard 20 utilizing either of the avail
able bathing places-on the contrary,
it has become quite the thing to fit
and scurry in countless machine loads
20 the ioyousness of midsummer's out
Of doors, waterwards, where. after a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

merry plunge. supper or break fast is
grilled al frescO. ON the shore
A merry party mOtOred out to Clint
lake early Saturday afternoon and are
to have a picnic supper following
their swim. stopping later to dance i'm
As-eta- The personnel includes Mr.
and Mrs. Burt OrndOrff and their trio
of charming daughters Misses Bur
TRAM Alzina and kathyleeu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

Buying a Diamond is better than
putting money I'm the bank. for prices
on Diamonds are steadily advancing
When you buy a HiZson Diamond It
is always just as represented-a fine.
clear cut, 0awIess gem-and an in
vestmeut worth YOUR while
". r.. HiEVon Company-JeTelers-
Mills and Mcsa-On the Plaza--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
Social Calendar
For Coming Week


C.Tlsle- 7-. ------il,r dressing under
NE --,--. f5i----.r r e 1T u
r-r.-,-.---',-,- r,--
5- .- f--.- ..--s ~ a.. ei-L- n
: ,.-.1o.-l-
v5fe- ride for the convaresceuts at
me For5 Bliss 9ase E RisPlli ,b ~ 5l5
-br,-.r
f;1-,,-,,--rf+,- cbcfr ~ uorebeqd
-.SC olil s .l,,' y NJ, 'l''i '
M ,r-rr5fse ly-,,nrau-s Benefit as
,,,-i5-i..-, r1,-isvr 81, a. win hold a
5,...i,r ,,ss-7-.- n --g1 ~ 11 in ID
D.. IN f-- +f-. ,-,s,,lFs-g ~ meet
tho ,-isirire 5isfrirf deputv- Mrs
f-us p-Tr1eT If San antonio and for
, -,..l5F a large S''enD@H'e is "a
rIt-D.l-
yIa--.1ae of Miss Amy Heard.
dau~l+a- If COL J0hn w Heard OF
ny t ..-5 - .sy 9, ana Airs Heard.
ana ors II me most p6puIar society
.=-r- So. ~. -.,-,7,,- go AZ Sort Erfze 10
-I!S l' .ri-.,.-.. II 80. -rI,t s,-Co-l
--r..- r.-,.- ---.--f,-slI ,'r,I.rz 30, rero-r ar
49, r5.t.,+ ks +re och f6~arna-
s.E s.-.-- ers-+ ~ f,--rrsr b.
"-.- r.-t'.-. ~. rf+-1s5,,l-, I.1-as,i,-
-.tL ~ 49, ~ tt..5- ,--f
49,. --..--..,f d, III b..
t7-.-- 49,. -g-,-f.s and Mss
---- -. t5rr5 5.---i-+..-- - tLe beloved
~ .-1 49, go, -. 80
iale 5e-e5 a. u ,-.-l, fe,-t
49, - ,,fiI etsDT ae bas-
-.---- 49, -. a. rl.--,s1 r-ar- we'd
l i5 .i-,-.-g j--,+s-eivs ND an
-7 .-- --,- - ~. Como i,ao1Ie 81
-.t-,7 - H., - f,,lCrif..e ~
.-. '-N-' - ~ ..o-,,,T.
ms 1913 60 - g., No
II Las1 e--3 pe7H o. 10 SEP
7'e .-.l5- ..f-- u- % r
r.--..- ref I'm Tem1Ie Nj.
Sinai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

Engraved wedding announcements.
invitations and visiting cards. exc
1Utei iu the latest STYLES. at the most
reasonable prices. I'll PasO Printing
Co. los Main St.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
Out OF Toun Visitors.

T. c. Hodges. Of Houston. is spend
ms week i'm Fl Paso on business.
b. F.. Schooler. of Racine. Wis. is
in the city and viii spend a month.
sam IT, Kelly OF Oklahoma CITY.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. &. 4.
Davis. OF 3f00 Texas
Miss Bertha Clark. Of Bolton. Texas.
is visiting her brother FOO this city.
Arthur Clark, of East Boulevard
Though many OF III PasO-s summer
visitors are gone stiu each day
seems to bring additional guests. who
inspire constant flow Of pretty af-
fairs. Just now FL Paso has an un-
usually attractive girl to entertain. i'm
the person Of Miss Ada Nav Walton
OF Armstrong. Missouri. who arrived
Thursday for a visit iu te j. f.
Smith home. 1918 North III Paso
street. being their niece She is to
stay here for several weeks. going
later 20 Oklahoma. Informal summary
affairs viii serve TO introduce her to
the city's younger set.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
Miss katherine Pfaf Hostess
To The Knify Knitters Friday

ments to the assemblase Of 30 or more
members and friends
8 made in I'd Paso- meeting 10 90
Doe held by the Housewives league on
Thursday. September 90 Every known
article viii. 10 possible, get good
healthy. free advertising. as a boost
for the greatest city in the biggest
county in the biggest state Of the
u0fOu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
AutOmobaing and Outings.

AIr. and Mrs. c. c. Streeter are ex-
pected TO arrive from san Antonio by
motor, on Tuesday. They have been
enjoying a vacation
Norman Carmichael drove I'm from
Clifton. Arizona, THURSDAY. in his
Franklin car He is a prominent min
fnz man Of that section.
Miss 1Tarv Young Milan. Mrs. j. ID.
PAGE. Mrs Ponder s. Carter and Miss
Bertha Clark, of Bolton, Texas, are
planning a conEenial party to cloud
croft for the coming week. where they
viii enjoy the pines at the mountain
resort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

We can deliver refreshments TO
your office, Ice Cream and Candy 70
your home-TeIephone WarQer's 79l
.Orndorff Hotel BIock.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

announcements. visiting cards. en-
graved wedding invitations and visit
ing cards The most complete line i'm
the southwest. Prices very reason
able.
Fl PaFo Printing GO.
In8 Main St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

saEEinE cheeks, mouth TO nose
lines deep wrinkles corrected super
duous hair and moles removed Mrs
Grace Benson. % Buckler Bldg--ACv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
CampbelI's Cafe

Merchants Lunch, 40c- Good Music.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

japanese haud-painted Correspond
ence Cards at soc Beach's Art shop
City Natl Bank Bldg--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

Miss Ora Chester. following 2 trip
to Albuquerque. has returned home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

Mr. and Mrs I. =. frost have re-
turned from Atlantic city. New York
and other eastern points. They were
away for a month
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-18
SOCIETY
Members Of Company A GiUen
Fine Feed By Auxiliary Women
4 81 |
N.Y.

Members of Company A, stationed
at Camp Frazier, had fine feed
Thursday night. Everything that goes
to make up sumptuous bill of fare
was served the boys in army fashion
by members of the women's auxiliary
to the company
With big truck wagon filled with
loads of good things, committee OF
the auxiliary, composed of Mrs. Flow,
Mrs. Peter Reid, Mrs. Donald Nc
Phee, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Hugo Mella,
Mrs. N. l.. Call, MRS. e. P. Quain,
Mrs. Nelson and Miss Leila Diesem,
went to the camp from the Hughes
Electric company, where all donations
were left. Automobiles loaned by pa
triotic citizens carried the committee
on their mission
The boys had prepared a big fire in
the camp kitchen and all was in read
mess for putting the finishing touches
to the big feed. After the potatoes
were prepared and the meat put on
TO roast, the salads and desserts
were quickly arranged and in a short
time supper was announced.
:. The officers and boys were served
in squads in true army fashion. A
number of invited guests, including
the wives of the officers participated
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-18

ges. Miss Gross will also visit rela.
tives in Argyll Mimi, before return
ing.
Miss Mary Mcdonald of the extern
sion department of the Agricultural
department of the Agricultural COL
lege and who was one of the speak
ers at the Eighth district meeting OF
the Federation of Women's Clubs. in
McClusky, made short visit in the
capital city as the guest of Mrs. w.
H. Bodenstab of Mandan avenue.
Miss Mary Grady of Valley City has
arrived in the city and will locate
here. Miss Brady is a professional
nurse and has practiced her profess
sion at the St. AleXius hospital as pri.
vate nurse.
Mrs Alfred Zuger and son, Jack, Of
Thayer street, who have been in
Jamestown, where the former attend
ed the convention of the Degree HOf
Honor, Tuesday and Wednesday, and
who since then has been visiting
friends in Valley City, will 60 to Far
go Saturday to visit with Mr. Zuger's
sister They will be joined there by
Mr.. Zuger, who has been visiting a
sister in Duluth.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Il. Faunce of Sec
ond street are visiting the latter's
sister, Mrs. benjamin Belk, in James
town. While there they attended the
conventions Of the Degree of Honor
and A. 0. u. w.