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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
BY Dave Wyatt

Once more the phlanthropist5 and
wellmeaning friends OF the boxing
game are talking OF a boxing board
with nationwide power-a board with
authority 10 control the sport, and to
make fighters, managers, and promoters
step in tune to the music OF honesty
and common sense. 1t IS a pretty dream,
and has been dreamed many, many times
before. There is only one fault with
the beautiful dream-it has never come
true, and it seems impossible that it
ever can come true.
Greed, greed OF the most pronounced
and individual character. dominates too
many Of the men identified with boxing,
and no boxing board could ever control
them. For one thing. who, in each state
or city. would be the members OF the
board, and to whom would they be
responsible? How could the wolves
Of the game be kept out OF the govern
ing body? A few years ago one OF
the best. most honorable men connected
with boxing framed up national box
ing associatlon-an in three of the cities
the fellows who first responded to the
call, and first proceeded to take up the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Base Ball Babble
Palm Beachs' Glare

Andrew "Rube' Fosters arrival from
Hot Springs is causing quite hustle and
stir among the local diamond gods The
boss OF the National Association OF
base bali clubs has been sojourneying
Tor some weeks amidst the mild waiting
OF the Ozarks OF Arkansas and in
cidenty taking plunge in the invigorat-
ing and youth giving waters that flow
heated and unstinted off Uncle Sans
reservation. The big boss says he don't
care how dry the old uncle makes this
country. Just so he keeps his hands off
the thousand drppings, the Mountain
Valley, Potash Sulpher, Magnesa and
the Arsenic waters that daily cxude
IRON the Ozarks. "Rube" says that he
went to the Springs that he might be
fit to tackle the toughest job in base
ball. Manager No President OF the
league. Yes sir, the pitiable unior-
innate who is league president deserves
all the sympathy in the dictionary. and
then some The original hard luck guy
is the bird who consents to act the role
OF harmony promoter i'm any league, big
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
BASKET BALL AT EVANSTON

EVANSTON. Ill, Jan. 5.--Evi-
dcnce OF a terrific struggle looms up
when the Emerson St. Y Basketball
squad locks horns here Wednesday
night the 5th, with the Seward Park
Blues. The Blues are considered one
of the strongest teams that are dis
playing their wares around these
parts. Dick Lee, the veteran baseball
player and manager has been putting
in some hard and earnest ticks whip
ping his men into shape for the con
test. Lees experience as an athlete
of many years is now serving him
to good purpose in framing the
Evanston Y five and at this time the
Suburbanites loom up as mighty
dangerous foe for any squad in the
country. The usual two game pre-
liminary will precede the main go
and is designed to sharpen the appe-
tite for the feature event which kicks
off about p NJ.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
A NATIONAL
BOXING BOARD

reins of government, we're men who
had been caught in one OF the biggest
fakes OF the age, and who have never
denied their part How long would
these birds run any kind OF an associa-
ton on idealistc lines?
The Past
The evil that men do lives after
them and so it was with TERRY
McGOVERN and JOE CANS. Both of
them are dead; the fight they faxed was
twenty years ago--but memory of that
fake has lived on and on running the
hght-game every where. casting its
dark shadows over the ring in every
city. 1t came off in Chicago, in Deem
Der, 1000, and for 20 years boxing has
been dead in the lakeside burg Spas
mode attempts have been made to re-
vive the game; mayors OF Chicago and
up state legislation have been besieged
year after year. but the gloomy pail Of
the Gans-McGoYern fake has always
killed the chances Even farmer Leg
islator who never saw a boxing match
in all his life, will bark back to the
Cans McGovern fake. and will promptly
give that affair as the reason for his
hostile vote.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
RUDE FOSTER AND HIS
GANG TO PALM BEACH

ST. LOUIS. Mo- Jan. 5-Andrew
RUDE Foster passed through here
cnroute to Chicago from Hot Springs.
Ark. where he has been for some
weeks. The big baseball mogul eX.
poets TO leave the Windy City about
Jan 18th, carting his famous baseball
team to Palm Beach, Fla. His OPP
ponents in the southland will be the
famous Royal Giants OF New York.
Charleston. Hewitt and other players
shook hands with the big chief and
assured him that they were truly
glad 10 shake the Cuban soil from
their feet. The boy, played great ball
on the Island but had poor success
financially and otherwise
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

For the past three years Tom Viii
iams has been considered one OF the
greatest all round pitchers in the game
Ask any of the Negro league batters
the half dozen toughest pitching PROPOSE
ton he faces in a season. and nine out
of ten of them will include Williams
name in the list. Not only is he rated
pitcher with great natural gifts in
speed and control, but he is universally
considered one of those wise players
who uses his head And there is moth
ing lazy about Williams, for he loves
baseball and is never happier than when
he is taking his turn on the mound.
Williams is another son OF the Carolina
states, is a product OF Morris Brown
university, coming direct from that
school to the American Giants in 1917,
and with the exception of two seasons
spent in the East, has been on the staff
ever since His age should insure sev-
eral more good seasons.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Byron Houck is Poison to L. A.
White SoX

Byron HIouck again put il on the
l.. A. White SoN baseball team with
his combination shine and splitter. He
trimmed the crack colored team ! to /.
Sunday striking out ten men.
King Curry pitched his usual good
game but was up against too much
Houck. A large crowd OF fans wit
messed the contest. The score:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
DUTCH WRESTLING
CHAMPION HERE

Edward Geered, champion middle
weight wrestler OF Holland a colored
man, is in Chicago seeking matches
with mat artists his weight He is %
years old, and has won matches in Hol-
land, France, Spain, England, South and
Central America. Geered is being man
aged for the present by Virgil Williams,
OF the Royal Gardens. who expects to
put him before the public shortly
Geered was introduced to the crowd
at the Armory Monday night on the
occasion of the Forty-St. Christopher
game and dance.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Ohio To Have A Basketball League

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 5-On Fri.
day at Columbus. Ohio. several repre-
sentatives OF the leading basketball
teams in Ohio, will meet to promul-
gate basketball league. the first ever
organized within the state.
According to present plans teams
representing Cincinnati, Columbus,
Dayton. Springfield, Wherefore,
Akron and Cleveland will compose the
league.
Each team has excellent playing
material and some very exciting
games are expected as a result of the
formation of the league.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
White Sox Beat San Pedro

The San Pedro baseball team was
nosed out by the White Sox (colored)
ball team by score OF 4 to ) at An
derson Park SATURDAY, The Sox got
Ten hits and the losers eight Nick Al
trock and Carl Sawyer were the fun
making points for San Pedro Fagans,
the Sox's second sacker, socked the apple
for three hits out OF three times at
bat. The score:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
SUES DEMPSEY FOR $4,000

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. Sack
Dempsey was made defendant in the
District Court here today in an action
filed by ]. +. Burns, former trainer
OF the champion, who alleged that
Dempsey owed him $4,000 for special
services. loans amounting to $3.50, and
$500 for taxicsb services, for which he
has received no compensation.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Giants Slaughter Dyas Stars

The Lincoln Giants (colored) base
ball nine slaughtered the Dyas Stars
Ia to 0 at Carroll Park Saturday alter
noon. Hubbard had the losers at his
mercy, allowing them only five scattered
hits. The Giants went wild in the fifth
inning, scoring seven runs on four hits,
Scott got three hits out OF five times
up Hill secured single double and
triple in five times at bat. The score:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Lincolns Win Again

The Lincoln Giants defeated the Dyas
All-Stars baseball team Sunday at
Carroll Park, ) to 0. The pitching OF
Baugh OF the Giants featured. He held
the All Stars helpless throughout the
contest. A large crowd witnessed the
game. The score:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
BAN LIFTED FROM McVEY
AND WILLS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5-Director
Cortelyou, of the boxing commission,
announced last week that he had lifted
the ban from Harry Wills and Sam
McVey, who have been barred from
boxing here on charges OF staline,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Summary

Innings pitchcd-By Gardner. 5; Baugd.
Errors = Arnold. Three base hit Pettus.
Two. base hits Downs, Blaekman. Sacrifice
Downs ~, Maekfy, Thomas reitu-, Poles.
Bases on balls-OG Crandal 2; OFF Gardner,
3; off Baugh ,. Struck out b Crandall, :;
BY Gardner. 3; b. Baugh, Double plaYs
Downs to Blackmaa to Pcttus Wild Ditch
Baugh. Hit by pitched balPcttas. Saddle.
Cmpires Lcahy and Donaldson. Time OF
game hr. so min.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Summary

Innings pitched-By Thomas. S by Rogan
Q. Errors1Altrock, Fabrique Smith Fagans,
Kyle Three base hit-Moore. Two.base hit
Carr Bases on bals-Of Thomas, ,; off
Rogan, /. Struck out-By Thomas. I; by
Rogan, 4 Double play-Fabriquc to Gram
ial to Altrock Wild pitchcs-Rogan, / ;
Thomas, l. Umpires-Reardon. Shores. Time
OF game hr. 40 min.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Innings pitched BY Houck. o: by Dell B.
by Curry Q. Error Mitchell, Dell, Ray Carr
Three base hit--Smith Sacrifice hit-Houck.
Stolen bases Mitchell ~. Aicock. Morse.
Carr, Hawkins. Rogan Woods Bases ON
balls-Of Houck. 4 off Dell, , off Curry. J.
Struck out-By Houck. 10; By Dell. 5 BY
Curry, 3. Passed balls-Ray Impifes-
Reardon A. Harris. Time OF game hrs
10 min
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Summary

Innings pitched-By Bell. 2-3. Errors
Palmer ,; Scott, Bell ,; Goodman. Carter,
Teatlers, Three base hit-Hill Two base
hit-Hill Sacrifice hit-Hubbard Stolen
bases Poles, ), Thomas Pullin. Blaekman,
,; Hubbard, Downs. Bases on balls-OH
Bell. o; off Leathers. / off Hubbard. g..
Struck out-By Bell, ) by feathers / by
Hubbard 5. Wild pitches-Bell, feathers.
Umpires-Leahy and Donaldson Time OF
game hr. min.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
LEG SORES

Healed by ANTI-FLAMMA Poultice Plaster
Stops the itching around sores. Heals while
you work. Describe case and get Free
Sample. Boyles Distributing Co., 1892
Grand, Kansas City, Mo.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

The Cannon Ball" has been pitching
some wonderful ball down in Cuba. but
the binges Jingle with such regularity
and casualty from the Cuban bats that
the pride OF Atlantic City is undergoing
quite slump.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
BACHARACHS
LOSE AS USUAL
Cubans Continue to Win over
Yankee Boys
Cuban Players Displace Regulars,
But Can't Shake Jinx

HAVANA. Cuba, Dec 3l-Thc Bach
arach Giants losing streak continue,
despite the earnest effort that the lew
remaining players are making to stem
the tide OF defeat Parpatt and
Campos two former great players have
been injected INTO the visitors lineup
and other Cuban player, have been
rushed to the rescue The two Hill
dales crack pitchers. among the best in
the States. Coekrcll and Flournoy were
trotted out, but Jared no better than
big Reddng 1t may be that the mixed
lineup will eventually bring results. Let
US hope
Score by Innings
54s67
Havana .#.................3 o / 2 , %
Bacharachs ............-....1 ] 20 o 6-s
Summary
Home run-B I,mcnel TNo.bssc bii--
Curto. Ssniop. Tlrro. Charleston. Sacrifice
Gonzalez Stolen bases Cneto Parpetti. y
limencz, Sanfop Double pae~-B liucucl
TO Ford to 81 y Gonzaiek Struck out By
tlgufnoy. / hy Iucro, 4. Bases ON balls
Of flourno5. s of Tucru. b of Cockerell, I.
Passed ball=N Rnduguez Time hfs. 10
min. Umpire Home, Cabrera; bases, Ma.
grinat
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

The Negro and Labor Unionism and
Bolshevism Negro Problems The
Lyric Cry.
The progress of the Negro Race in
America, its share in the world-war, and
its attitude toward the problems of the
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interests of national unity and harmony.
The Negro has voice in the Press
which echoes throughout the country by
the circulation of two dailies, a DOZEN
magazines and more than three hundred
weekies-periodiea published by Ne
groes. edited by Negroes and written for
by Negroes.
Through these mediums the Negro
gives utterance to his grievances. his
aspirations, his demands. in a manner
that commands the respect and atten-
ton of white Americans. To know the
Negro you must read his written word.
his thoughts as expressed in type and
only by reading the Negro press can a
Life be brought home, and the influ-
ences being brought to bear upon him.
Frontispiece 12mo, Cloth, $3.50
Every Colored Person Should
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
THE VOICE OF
THE NEGRO
By ROBERT T. kERLIN
Professor of English Virginia Mil Inst.

TABLE OF CONTENTS: The Col
ored Press-1he New Era-The Negroes
Reaction to the World Wharf.-The Me-
gro's Grievances and Demands-Riots--
Lynching-The South and the Negro
The Negro and Labor Unionism and
Bolshevism - Negro Problems The
Lyric Cry.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
The California Winter League

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 4 Last Sat
urday and Sunday games results
The diamond drill., 1921-07-30

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board OF Supervisors. OF the County
of Iron, State OF Michigan. until 1900
O'CLOCK. A. NJ. on the 18th day OF Aug
ust 1921. for furnishing all material
and erection, complete In every de-
tail, according TO plans. one Stand
ard Keystone Copper Bearing Steel
Building 60x1S0 II.
Alternate proposals or building
constructed OF tile and brick will al
so be received
Plans may be examined and in
gtructicns 10 bidders obtained at the
Office OF the County Road Commits
sion. Crystal Falls, Michigan.
Contractors who figure on the steel
building only must furnish specif-
cations OF all materials which they
propose 10 enter into said building.
otherwise specifications will be fur
nished.
Bids and proposals must be sealed
and plainly marked bid for Pro-
posed Warehouse and Garage"
A certified check in the sum OF Two
Hundred Fifty (s250.00) Dollars must
accompany each and every bid.
The County Board OF Supervisors
reserve the right TO reject any or all
bids
JOHN WALL,
County Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
State Trunk Line Roads Nos. 1884,
Sec. and 69-5. Iron County,
Michigan

Sealed proposals will be received
at the Office OF the Board of County
Road Commissioners OF Iron County,
Crystal Falls, Michigan until l0:S0
o'clock a. m. Central Standard Time,
Monday, August 10. 1921. by Frank f.
Rogers, State Highway Commissioner
for improving 1882 miles OF road in
Iron county. Michigan as follows:
Road No. 1924. Section b. 1895
miles in Iron River Village:
Road No. 69-5:- 05S7 miles in the
City of Crystal Falls. !.
| The Improvement on Road No. r.
! 81, Section B will consist OF shaping
the road and surfacing 10 a width OF
twenty (20) feet with concrete. Al
ternate proposals will be received
for surfaclng with bituminous con-
crete
| The improvement on Road No. $50
will consist of placing bituminous
macadam wearing course 10 width
of twenty COO feet.
Plans may be examined and instruc-
tions TO bidders specifications, and
proposal blanks. obtained at the Office
OF the Board OF County Road Commits
sioners Of Iron County, Crystal Falls,
Michigan; at the District Office OF the
State Highway Department, First Nat
iomal Bank Building. Escanaba, Mich
| igan, and at the office OF the State
Highway Department, Lansing, Mich
| igan. Plans will be furnished by
the undersigned upon receipt OF de-
poslt Of Five $500 Dollars for each
set OF plans. which will be refunded
upon their safe return.
Proposals will also be received az
the same time and place by the
| Common Councils of the Village OF
Iron River and the City OF Crystal
Falls Michigan, for the construction
in excess OF twenty t2O) feet IN width
through part OF the said Village and
City. Information and blank for
this work may be obtained from the
respective Village or City Clerk
Certified checks in the sum OF Five
Hundred (s5O000) Dollars for Road
No. 1894. Section b and Three Hun
dred (S300.00) Dollars for Road No.
69-5, made payable TO Frank r Rog-
ers, state Highway Commissioner
must accompany each proposal.
The right is reserved TO reject any
or all proposals.
FRANK +. ROGERS.
State Highway Commissioner.
Lansing. Michigan,
July 26, 1921. t2s-SO)
Read The Ads
Rood the Ads
GUARDIAN ANGELS CHURCH
On Sunday next. July 81, there will
be one mass only in Crystal Falls AT
$50 A. NJ. First mass Will be in
! Alpha at 1880 A. NJ
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Al Anchor in the Gay Of veddo.

The evening we dropped anchor In
the bay of Yeddo the moon was hang
ing directly over Yokohama. II was
n mother.of-pearl moon. and might
have been manufactured by any of the
delicate artisans In the Hanchodori
quarter II impressed one as being
very good imitation, but nothing more.
Nammikawa. the clolsonne-worker at
Toxic. could have made n better
moon.-Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
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Local News

George Widstrand CANA nm from
chicago during the week to spend his
summer vacation with his parents
Mr' and Mrs. Frank widstrand. Geo,
Is stiil with the Great Lakes Dredre
ana Dock Co. OF which his brother.
Eddie. Is one OF the trusted men In
authority.
John Wall Will leave for Lansing
where he Will attend the meeting ~
the county clerks Of the state on Aug
ust 4th.
Otto Nelson goes 10 Ann Arhor
where he will attend the meeting OF
the state abstracters which Is TO be
held In that city.
Carl Sholander Is reported as a
victim OF typhoid fever, the second
case In two weeks.
oiter Either and family drove thro.
ugn here yesterday on their wav hao,
~ .heir home at Aurora, Mimi sror,
q eiSit at Negaunee. Mr.. Either Is in
cnarge OF the st. James mine for tba
mckinney Steel Co. and yesterdav
was his first visit TO CrystaI Fails
ago. '"en'y years
neV' bickford OF the M. 4. church
viii preach at the Porter School 70
morrow evening at 1880 fast time
MT kaplan of the firm OF Kanlan
hutman leaves tonight for ChIca on
"nere he will purchase a lot of new
goods Tor the store here.
Mr. Harrison or Virginia. Mjnn g
IN crystal Falls the guest OF G. r
harrison and family at their Idlewila
cottage. He accompanied the CRYSTAL
rails Gun Club TO the shoot M
Escanaba last Sunday and participat-
ed in the sport.
Mrs. VIM. Bosanko has been ill for
several weeks and has been confined
10 her bed most OF the time. At the
present writing she is able TO be a.
bout the house.
a copy OF the Seattle paper receiv-
ed here says that Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les uren visited with Mrs. Charles
lPeterson who is now located in
Seattle The Urens are expected back
home about the middle OF next month.
VIM. Holmes has Hindenberg beat
an TO a frazzle when 1t comes TO re-
treating. He demonstrated II last
Tuesday when. while engaged in
sh ingling a roof or his porch he dis
turbed hornets nest. The hornets
We're not at all glad to see him and.
notwithstanding that he had ten
feet OF ladder TO get over he managed
to get away so quickly that he fooled
every one of the yellow Jackets.
The girls employed in the court
house got up a picnic last Saturday
afternoon. They went TO the upper
Fortune lake and report having had
splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd Webb are at the
Webb cottage with Miss Lima Schook
as their guest. Tuesday the girls pre-
pared chicken dinner and had as
guests Mr.. II. B Webb and Senator
NJ. III. Moriarty. The guests are loud
in praise OF the meal that the girls
put up Todd just smiled as much az
to say. That's the kind OF feed get
regularly
Charles Richards and G.. J. Odgers
have busy this week getting the
Y. M. G. A. camp at Stager lake in
shape for occupancy. They have been
building on kitchen and making inn
provements 10 the docks Louis Roth
OF Alpha has been doing carpenter
work at the camp and Harry Hooper,
Tom Bowman, Clifford Richards and
Elmer Soderberg have been helping
out with the work They will have
the camp in tip top shape for the first
group OF boys next Monday
The geological crew which has
been in camp near Lake Mary moved
Thursday TO the o. T. Olson camp
near the Hope mine.
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PROBATE NOTICE
(29-3D
STATE or MICHIGAN

STATE Vt mitHltAN
The Probate Court for the County
OF Iron.
AT session OF said Court, held at
the Probate office. in the City OF crys-
tai Falls. in said County, on the 23rd
day Of July. A. ID. 1921.
Present; Hon. Fred u. Murphy,
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Aryid
Gustafson, Deceased.
Letters OF administration having
this day been granted TO Ellen Nord-
man;
1T is ORDERED. That said Ellen
Nordman, be allowed one year from
this date In which TO dispose OF said
estate and pay the debts OF said de-
ceased.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED. That
Louis Aeschliman and William Burge
OF said County. be and are hereby ap-
painted 70 appraise said estate.
fhn Aaa
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BIDS WANTED

The Iron County Agricultural So
ciety requests bids for the construc-
tion of horse barn on the County
Fair Grounds. 30 It,, by 60 IT,. and OF
the same style OF construction as the
present stock barn. Bids will be
opened by the building committee
at two o'clock, Wednesday p. M,
August 3 1921.
G.. r. Bishop
Sec. of Iron County Fair.
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Mr.. Gerald McCarty who is engaged
In government work at Chicago came
TO Crystal Falls last Sunday 10 spend
weeks vacation with his sother
Mrs. I. McCarty in this city.
Miss Evelyn Armstrong who Is en-
pioyed In the, "A a. r store was a visi-
tor at Green Bay during the week.
Miss Polly Kamerer went to Grhen
Bay last Saturday TO visit with
friends in that city.
Miss Lorette Mitchell stenographer r
In the office OF Atty. Leigh CasweIl
Is taking her vacation this week. She
is spending IL in Appleton and Mil
waukee.
Peter LaPlante, manager OF the r q
, store got home on Tuesday LAST
from his vacation trip 10 northern
Minnesota He drove over Roosevelt
Highway as far as Grand Rapids.
then turned north and came back by
way OF the Mesabi range visiting at
Hibbing and Duluth. Peter saws
that MINNESOTA hasn't the roads that
Iron county has and that whea people
talk OF rough roads about here II Is a
pretty sure sign that they havnt been
over the roads OF some other states.
A party OF young ladies from the
Maple Grove has engaged Stolberg's
cottage for next week We were eau
toned not TO publish any OF their
names. the exact reason for their
caution not being explainable.
The many friends of o. p. Larson
Will regret TO learn he hasn't re-
covering from his recent operation
and illness as he had hoped. Com
plications foreign to that which nee
essitated the operation have arisen
and he has been confined TO his bed
most OF the week.