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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
FIRST FAMILIES
MAY Be INCREASED
Findings Of Researcher in
Stockholm May Add to u. S.
Aristocracy.
BY HAL 0,FLAHERTY.

BY HAL oTLAHERTY.
by Cable to The stat. and Chiesso Daily Nsws.
Copyright. 1921. -
STOCKHOLM. March S.-American
aFistocracy. composed Of descendants
Of first families" win probably Be
largely increased through the work
Of Prof. Amandus johnson Of the
University OF Pennsylvania, who has
arrived here to conduct Q search
into the records OF the orig.
inal emigrants from Sweden to the
United States. Prof. johnson de.
clares that the families descended
from the immigrants who establish.
cd the Delaware colony are engaged
In q veritable race for the distinc-
ton of having descended from the
earliest arrivals from Sweden.
This contest for family honors !.
Philadelphia families. according to
Prot. Johnson. who names William
Keen Of that city as one OF the fore
most claimants because OF his descent
from Johan Kyn, one Of the original
founders Of the new Sweden" on
lies who can establish their descent
from the sixteenth century immi-
grants will constitute . new aris.
tocracy Of very exclusive char.
acter. Prof. johnson informs che
Stockholm newspapers.
The professors research work will
carry him into the old records and
relics preserved in various Swedish
museums. especially in the ancient
palace Of Skoklostsr. which contains
the Indian relics sent back by emf
grants In 1910. Prof. Johnson's stud
les. extending ever many years, met
with a serious setback in 1913; when
fire destroyed his manuscripts and
data Just as they were ready fol-
publication. He intends now to com.
plete his interrupted labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
MANILA MORALS SCORED.
Saloon, cockdghtings Boxing and
Dancing Combined.

MAN1LA. p. l.. January 20 tby
mail).-The licensed saloon. cock
fighting. commentaries boxing, pub
lilo dancing and uncenao picture
films were condemned o. the report
Of the public morals ta'mmittee of
tho annual conference OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. which Is now
In session here.
The report described t0ckhghting
40 one Of the greatest coErupters of
public morals and asserted that 1t
must CO." The report declared that
because the accessories OF the prize
ring are the licensed bar, gambling
and brutality 1t. too. must be pro-
hibited.
Dancing in the public scfx'ols was
designated a. 4 bad innue zee. con-
duclve to immortality. The commit
tee reported that movie fums are
now censored by one man only: q
Adequate censorship" for the pro-
lection Of tho morals OF children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
sCHANzER IS SWORN IN.
New Foreign Minister Sees King
6n Return to Rome.

RoME. March 2.-Signor Schanxer
the new foreign minister. was sworn
in this afternoon when he arrived
hero from Washington. where he at
tended the recent conference, and
took up direction of the foreign office
Later he had an audience of King
Victor Emmanuel. with whom he dis
cussed the results Of the conference
He also conferred with Premier Facta
reporting to him the results of his re-
cent conference with Premier Poin-
care of France, with whom he dis
cussed questions concerning the
Genoa economic conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
MORE FIGHTS IN FIUME.

ROME. March 2.-Fascisti conflicts
have broken out, according to a dis
patch from Fiume, one Of the fascist
being killed. Reprisals were carried
out at Dronero, where several police
men were wounded. President
Zanella, head Of the provisional GO. =
eminent, ordered the carabineers oct
to put down the disturbances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
MRS. GRAY WINS DIVORCE.

DETROIT. Mich. March 3-Mrs.
winifred Dodge Gray. eldest daughter
Of the late John r. Dodge. automobile
manufacturer. was granted Z divorce
man, in circuit court on cruelty
charge. She was given custody Of their
daughters, Winifred. four Year, old, and
Suzanne. eighteen monthA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
THREE KILLED BY BLAST,

EMPORIUM. Pa. March 3-One of
the mills Of the Grasselli Powder
Company at Sinnemahonine. in which
dynamite was manufactured, blew I'D
yesterday, killing three men and in
Turing two others. The dead are
George Werket. Gordon Hane and
Dexter. The building was de-
stroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
DIscoURAGEs DOG EATING
Gov. Gen. Woods Ban Sets Example
to Igurots.

MANILA. P. l.. January 20 (by mail).
in order further to discourage the
Igorots. who inhablt the mountain
province. from tho use Of dog meat
as a part of their diet, Gov. Cen.
Wood has ordered discontinued the
practice Of feeding puppies to the
reptiles confined in the aquarium.
The governor general learned from
the director Of the bureau of science
that the dogs were condemned at the
city pound and in order to dispose Of
them they were utilized as food for
reptiles in the aquarium.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-01-12

Sen at ben brittle 8ren1iern1i11iz
fter forelagte Hefolutio1t inobefatter
Sorbanoling n1eo Huslallb.
r5arer perre emo 8ollbepisluen
piloe biofsre fra at trange 5plfiano
for largt bes1ilnoo Sa1lit, erflare=
oe alopo George / i'm Gale, oa ba1t
forelasoe Heiellttionen.
S eli SiH1e lang Sale gaD Sen bri-
tiite stats1nono Ell Grernitilling at
Gnglanes Stanopu11ft. 9an Jag
Sc, at europa r1aatte l1noerbanble
1Heo Rllslano. SpIflanos llbenrigs-
Ianoel 1uaotte gienreiies. Central
europa nlaatte rebabiliteres Eiteu<
ropa llaatte iattes / Sroen. Seir=
Herrerne Geroe1sfrigen rnaatte paa=
: tage Jig slnIparet for Silltaroen /
Gllrepa.
2loDo George erfl9rebe, at bpis
9pIflanb blep tpunget til Sallit, bil-
Sc Situationer1 Ser bIipe ion1 / Hus-
Iallo. u6aren for geroer piloe bli=
be elroog itprre," iagoe ban.
SpIflono, erflereSe 2lopb George,
er Ell nlggtigere urgaltiieret Hace eno
Huslanb og ban ben6te iig moo
franIfnnR1,bet1e, ibet ba,t talte
Suren pilbe bIine ftsrit for be Gam,
tne, bpis Grpnier er nermeit 3pF.
Inllo.
af 5enipn til grltatningen a1ene,
fagoe 2logb George. bar @ienreis-
ming al SpfIanos nberrigsbanoel al
ben itorIte 9etponi1rg.
Cannes, 5ranfrige, 7oe San.
9,ifofai 2enin,. i i'm Iio 0iftator
for Sen rusiiife Hepolution og M
SoDiet t=Hegieringens Gbef, pil, efter
hDa6 Rren1iernlinilter 2loDo George
tror, iasbe nleo oe alliereoe Yren1i-
er1lilliitre eg n1aaIfe en- Meprplen-
fallt for Mmerifa til Ell gfononiif
Gonierens @eluta Warts Man-
1leo.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-01-12
iARinaeapplis.

Soeet Itanieoe life mere ems aaegle
faa Mi,1llter ber i @pen. iaa 1et bar
life fort gli11t 1nan fit at ben be-
rslnte Spoaser og Bans rRolarpi=
ger" @egge er fra sibirien og blep
ua6opteret1 al sllul1ublelt paa bans
| tiioite Eolarfero.
Camilla er on1trent II Mar, 9at-
ter al en- slultralier, Eelsbanoler
garpenoaie beo g1tfap og bans
tiebuftlcbiife Some. 9elsba11oleren
bor beot Aml1uoien ON at tage benoe
meo fig for ot ifaffe belroe Sfole=
gang og l1ooannelie.
| 2ille aafl1nita er iaaban on1tre,1t=
Zig fem slar (nogen 9ebeattelt bar
bun nof iffe) og er 9otter af aafot
en- eifimo, oer er meo amltubien
| pan bans Spro. Mn0eren er 900
cg 5ooeren bon obergipet garnet til
YnutnolelL Ser for aoopteret benoe
iont lin ege11 Cater. aufu11ita er en-
agte lioen Mengol, fu1obloos pien-
lDnlig, nleo ct breof lioet Sizes og
ifiabe Zine, men anltnbien nerer
sienIpnlig iltgen Haeeforbo1n. Sem
energiife 9ofarfarer 1Dnes at fele
Iiig lpffelig 8grnenes Selifab og
teller iul Darlomt og su1t u1eo Dem
iorn npgen Wooer. Set er foe,
i1ille og morionn1e Smaa6aner.
gan1taleil rnelle1n bam og 8arna
tferegaar paa Ell 9lanoing at siebuft-
iebiif, G1lgelif og Morif, melt pon
Ffsrftnap,lte Sprog, flint oe bar be-
spn6t at pluffe op liot g1,gelf I'M,
ser TT Gpbolo Seattle. aafllnita
| fan iaa1eoes tplle til 10 pan g11gelf.
Norfen er Set banifeligere meb er1o=
nu, men bent bare 1,ogle Mar, iaa
ifal man bere Dem pll1bre paa 0orf.
I9e ffal lletnlig gaa paa Sfole Nor=
&C og blipe Ser, i6uertfal6 til anulro-
len bender tiIbaee fra i'm Noropols
expedition antaselig 1926 eller 26.
aafullita ifal blibe gsorge for soot.
| S SUM agter sfnl1noiell at orage
Inorooper ieien mes uMallo" for at
gi6re ct NIT Sreu1itso mob Roropo-
len. San ber1ter at bore tilbage
Iiaiea onlfriag 1925 og toger ba Bi-
gernes Seore 1neh fig til Rorge, og
/ Set bill ba bIine beifer1lt, bboroiot
begge garna FaI bIipe Roree el-
Her ei.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-01-12

ifinlte 5are for freoelige Soft og
Sfibe beoes belle geroel1 ON at onerz
fiel1oe bette ase GriHeip / internatio-
nal Het.
Som peotaget af Nebruitniags-
fonfereniens 5laabefoutite Dber Den
HeIolutioI fo1n bIep foreiloaet al
glib,t Root og anenoeret af artbur
S. 8alfeltr og ltrar trPoer araft,
foH fslger:
n5iguatltrlnogterne -erfie11ber belt
praftiife 1lnltligbeo al at BRUCE I'm
berbauosbadbe til at eoelpgge 5fibs-
farten 1,oen at frp1fe, ioln be blep
fre1rfet i arigen 191I1918, be
66oranitoltuinger, fon1 er alrli,1belig
aserfnnot al eioiliierebe Natio,ter for
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-01-12
geffDhefir m ne1ttratss % Reilfont

gefDftefiie ne1ttru1ss eg Renfont1
ba1Ia,lters aip.
| r5urat Sorbnbet moo 4nuenoelier
al ltnberponosbanoe ion1 Gfibsfart-
soela5gere iful bIiDe alnil1oelig alt=
erfienot ion en- 9el al Nationernes
2obe, ontager oe bette 5orbl1o fra III
al io111 binbertoe oem ime1leH og mo
| buber al(e andre Rationer til at ooer=
boioe iornme."
@nlbington BEN Ste San. Sen
brittle delegation peo Neorultnings
fonferenien er ufrapigelig in1oo, at
De 2f arap, iorn af Sapa,1 bIep It'll
let til Chino, bringes op for aongres=
iel1. Seri ltettes 9elegatipnen at oe
snrige feilfererenoe.
.gi ton life gaa tilboge og ont
ba.nle 9iitoriel1, lasoe Den brittle
SuIsmano.. .gi 1naa bebanole ct
tuationen, lo1n Sen ct MI. Sc 81
arap ltnar life pon aonfereniers
Hrogra1n, og oor Spgape beltaar
at ffoffe oe 6eolt nllllige BetrDggel-
ier for China bets Spergattg fra
feiierlig Regieringsfor1n til Hep1t-
bfif.
8ai6iugto1t oe1r Ste San. Weag-
terne efterfon1 ioag oefpis Gbinas
Ann1ooning ON at fau 1toenlalfof
SSr1bifrpnfning al bets Sol6pplen
fiernet og uoenIanofe 9ropper ltno-
broset. sSfelge en- SDerelrsfonif peo=
taget al NebruItringS Sfonferenietls
apn1ite for BET fierne glten tilitaoes
eiebliffelig en- 5orsgelle, Ser alrllaoes
I'll SAG, ,G0o, 900, al be finefiife Solo=
inotRgter beo Weooififation at eriIte=
relloe 8raftater. og Soranltaltninger
| bill blipe trllffet for boeriigere 5or=
| egelier, iaoinart Geformer / ben fine
| fife Soloaon1iniltration cir iaaoan.
ne Goraititaltninger berettigeoe.
Sfplge en- onbel1 Heiolntiott beotaget
beo iarnn1e Wgoe bill Be a1oenlaaoife
Mnlbasiaoerer / Selling naarlombelli
paa Gbilras anrnooning fonferere
rneb Sc fineitife gnbeosnrRn0 an=
| goaen6e 11nooragelien af lloenlanole
|Sropper, forl0fat at GGorbol0elle gisr
Iilis llnooroselie praftiif.
A,lgnaenbe groppeerflnringen no.
taHe Be fi1siiife GeIegater fig lite no
Igef piOere, men Sc 1asoe, Be bar ffaffe1
bier, at i11gen beitenlt Cato bar iai
| for 9pgisr of oet frenine6e 9uerop.
IIpn n1eo Set Hiaeiiffe solopeien.
6uIoHnnois Selpifnnoiabeo mel
Senipn tn snrif og aoIo bar be be.
tragtet iolu en- bafe,tIie getinselie
flor G6inas fornmereieIle MobifIi11g,
Iigeiom 1ln0orogeIien nf 1l0enIanoFe
5ortfeates ban 2ben gibe
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-01-12
GurHknnHI1ptalitlu.

8aa 9runo al ben oneror0entlig
Iabe Gris paa MinneapoIis gi0enoe
noa pi ltrengt boloe paa ben Negel,
:: gIaoet betales 5orifllo. aoresie-
pifer eltio, til bpilfen Sag
fbetalt, og bpis oerfor Sor.
1lpen. anf 4bon,tementet life er moo.
taget iroen Maaneoens uogang, BIZ
her beofpmn1en6e Bonnent ftreget.
Genne Regel bIiner ftre1tgt oberbolot
Iige oberfor ollie A6onne,1ter lloe,s
SorHiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-01-12
Antutlnsrt1a 8nrt1.
Gularforifereu reiier sieunem g.iu
neapplis meb iine Meiebetre
Camille Da 8afunita.

Healo alnl,noierg gpopole11s Sp-
oager, pasiereoe 2sroag SEAT gien=
nem Wi1tneapolis paa Sci fra Seat
tie til gsetp gorf. slalllnbien haboe
1neo Jig fine TO uafboptinbarll" Ga=
lnilla og aofuilita, ser Ifa1 reiie til
Nnrge og opboloe iia n1eoens $40
optibfaoeren" og oe pirfeltge Seore.
Ser er Meolettmer of uMauo"s 9e.
iatning, enar paa SSagt efter 9soro=
pollen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-01-12

tuHIeH sVHu eIIeI SglleEe III III IpIs
flare n9r1nere fin Baaftanb ON, at
I De life er iIta11b til at betale arigs=
eritatningel1. Raa 2lopb Georges
6orifag telegrnfereoe Moaoet til 8e-
Iyieringen i Berlin og inbbso ben til
III iel1be Repreiental,ter til Baris.
for Ser at afDente 8eifeo ON at ilto-
| finoe Jig / Cannes i naite uge
Cannes, Sranfrise, Ben ODE San.
slmerifanif an1basiaosr George.
5arDep bleD ct etssanrmelrlts6 ibag
Ipnset ub at Jim autemobil og ilaa=
| ct bebioitlss. 9re 2ager bolot /
tWiooags paa at brillge ban til Be
bioHbeo. Niebaro Crane, tibIige-
! re Minilter I'll G5eebo 5lobnfiet, og
RRiefbam Gteeo. Heoaftgr af aonoon
.Sirnes, bar ogiaa / autosuobilen
ISteeb bleb ifabet.
&aibingto,t Ben 9oe Sd,t. Mprplt
{. @errief a1aerifanif 4nlbasla6sr
| til 5ranfrige, pil oeltage gaitnes-
aonfereltleit iubtil @u6asiaosr
| @arpep er fonmear Jig al ben Sfabe,
bnn leo EN- a1ttoupbi % tie mel lbte
/ 5arpeg ffI 1loenris soepartementef
/ / ii6ag 5nrpep 1nelbte, at Ben Sfa-
oe, ian baooe Iiiof life bar aluorIig.
MoTau ben 8be San goniet-
Asauslnno far naootaget og bel1lttet at
fa1tage Ell ssllobgbelie fra oe aIliere-
bes sberite Haab til at beItage en-
6fo1orniif aonferel,s Gel1ua /
Murts. Sc getingeller, }om be az
| liereoe bar ltillet for Muslonhs Gel
taselie i 4onferettiell, bbis Maal BIZ
| Der at giel1reile europa sfo1len1iif og
finanlielt, bil bline efferfornn1et.
| Sra gopietfrebie n1eboeles, at
aiopb George / 5orDisl1ing ON atl-
| tagelie,t al lit Sorilng for Cannes
annfere1rien om at in6bDbe Rnslan6
| til at rrleoe mes 6e nIlierebe iaar, paa
5orbanno .aftalte uleb arasiin Sp-
!
1piet-4epraientartelt ao16pn, Be
getingelier, fom bifoe b1ipe itillet;
| 5orleoen tom Be operens ON felaen-
| Sc 8runoIag for 8nsla,1os 9eltn=
geIie i en- international afononliif
IIaonferens
surioiIf Anerfienoelie al Co
tbieterne beb Be alliereoe.
| 2. Molfnu- -Hegieringen iful oper-
| tage tiolisere rusIiife Regieringers
Gia1b.
3. 8orgere at anbre 2a1toe, Ser
bar tabt fin gienbon gienne1n oen
|
laSl'ils ..eDp'Al'pns fiu, ''Oss
| '1'''s .el.e sl'e'uel ln1 ~ wv
ee'e = sa''oe> oe' uaetlle''oei So=
p's.1es'1ela'se"-'
4 SoolefreslerlHsen oil title
Gnranti for pripate eielloontsrettig-
peoer HuSlano.
Yet antoges, at Den forelsb1ge
Sperensfomlt af1gaaenbe Huslanos
Geltagelie / Genna piloe anbefale ct
Saon ira De alllereoe til Sopietre-
Iglerl1tgeH.
Berlin, 9oe Son. 9r. @aItber
Rathenal,, tpif Jina1smano, bill ltau
/ gpiolen for BEN tDIfe Gelegation,
Ser lfal reile til 9oris og oerpaa til
Cannes for at msoe for bet eberIte
staao % orefte tDf gritatning- Zen
tpife delegation BIT inobefatte osii=
Eiterenoe 6inansnliniIter Scbroeber
| og asIiiteren0e gfonomiminiiter
Sirieb, ftp. 6inansminiiter aarl
Sll -. ~>.,o,,.> f,A>~.S5;of1o a..
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-01-12
Uatt11rH-1aaunrt.

S~>VSv~ - SNV1ASSN IS
ssnteruatiunal bfouomif 9Onferens
beiiattet atbolOt Sc st ut
en-, i Niarts gn@ocia
Sc .yorenebe stater inbbnbt.
iaub pg spiflanb blioer me6 paa
bisie getinselier.
Mmbasia6sr 6arpei, fDmmcn tilfaoe
en- antpnpbilnlgffe, Serrief
iom bans Stebfortreber.
Gonietresiertugen bur beiluttet at
antage Sc allierebes sSnSblSelie
til Ws6et 0en1tl.
Sfriftlist 9sfte til 5ranfrise nm
britiif 6jelp silfrloe af nfor-
anlebiset tpf ansreb.
Cannes, Sral1frige, Den 6te San.
2lopo Georges 6orllag or1 fnternaz
tional afouolniif aftion for at sien-
reiie europa blep enItemrrig goo
fjei1ot / grineip al set sperife HaaD
3 Fer i0ag.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-07-06
Farm Bureau Grain
Trading Bills Wins Out
Farm Bloc Forces Action in Face of
ID Storing Resistance in
House

The Farm Bloc, fathered by the
American Farm Bureau federation,
has won another striking victory in
congress.
A few days ago, Washington dis
patches announced that the Capper-
Tincher bill to regulate the grain ex-
changes was headed for the sidetrack,
and nothing could save it in the
present session Of congress. The
house rules committee, dispatches
said, would not permit its considera-
ton.
Within "a hours, the Farm Bloc's
demand for action grew so strong
that the rules committee reversed it
self and passed a rule allowing the
house of representatives to act on the
new bill to put the grain trade under
the supervision of the public.
The house of representatives al
most Immediately passed the bill by
a vote of 208 to .76.
The new measure was drawn up as
substitute for the Capper- Tincher
bill passed last year, and later held
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-07-06
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CITY NEWS ITEMS =
Il Il q q q q p q p p p p q g y

J. B. Geuting transacted business
in Swanville Wednesday OF this
week.
A. J. Jerue returned Monday from
a several days business trip IN the
Twin Cities. u
Attorney and Mrs. l.. L. Kells
visited in Minneapolis Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Bring your Standard Oil coupons to
US for your gasoline. We take them
for cash. O'Gara Garage.-Ad7
J. B. Geuting returned Monday
evening from Wabay, South Dakota
where he transacted business.
Leo Schonehoff of Minneapolis Wis,
tied with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Schoenhoff over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Samuelson OF
Cloauet visited Monday and Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bergreen.
Mrs. B. F. Dubois visited in Min
neapolis Saturday returning to St.
Cloud Sunday where she met Mr.. Du-
Bots.
Mrs. John Myhre left Thursday OF
last week for months visit with hel
daughter Mrs. w. M. Shannon OF
st. Paul.
Mrs. Margaret Babcock of New
Rockford, North Dakota arrived Mon
day for weeks visit with Mrs. Min
ME Mullen.
Free Crank case service at the
O'Gara Garage. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cordell left
Saturday for a few days visit with
relatives and friends at Tintah and
Breckenridge.
Mrs. A. j. Jerue returned Tues
day of last week from several days
visit with relatives and friends In
the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Plant were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Borgan of Minneapolis Monday anc
Tuesday of this week.
Miss Lunda Miller left Friday Of
last week for her home in Spokane
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Centre about Sept. 1. She expects
to resume her school work at Wahpe-
ton, North Dakota with the begin
ming of the school year.
Mrs. Wallace w. Wright and son
William of Macon, Mo-, will arrive
Friday for two weeks visit at the
Asa M. Wallace home Sank Centre
and the B. J. Schramm home Willard.
Mrs. Wright is a niece of Mrs. Wal
lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. P. Hilsdale left
this Thursday noon for Minneapolis
where they will care for the children
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. BECKER for
month while the latter visit at the
Paul Hilsdale home, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Roland Nutting of St. Paul came
up Friday and visited with Sank
Centre friends and relatives until
Wednesday. His mother, Mrs. Nut
ting, accompanied him back to st.
Paul after enjoying two weeks
visit in this city.
You have tried the rest now try
the BEST. Sinclair gasoline, kero-
sene and motor oils.-A. ]. Arneson,
agent ADV. 3
We take Standard Oil coupons for
gasoline the same as cash. O'Gara
Garage-Adv.
Mrs. j. A. Bisel left this Thurs
day noon for short visit in Melrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Polipnick are
the proud parents of baby girl born
Sunday, July End.
Gov. and Mrs. Preus visited in
Sank Centre Wednesday enroute
from Osakis to their home.
Mrs. R. A. White returned last
| evening from a two weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert VanCamp OF
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan
and son Glenn left this Thursday
morning for few days visit in the
Twin Cities.
Mrs. R. J. O'Connell of St. Paul
arrived Tuesday to attend the funer-
al of Mrs. Margaret Bennett. Mrs
O'Connell was entertained at the G.
D. Marshall home. She will return
to her home this Thursday evening.
Miss Regina Unger returned this
Thursday from few days visit with
friends at st. Cloud. Miss Elvina
Polipnick of that city accompanied
her and will visit here for few
days.
Mrs. Marion Dobbs and daughter
Mrs. P. Foote and baby of Mime
apolis arrived this Thursday noon
and will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Cleveland. Miss L. W..
Brooks also Of Minneapolis accom-
panied them.
Attorney and Mrs. A. F. Storey
AMI son Leon and Mr.. an Mrs. Ben
Storey ed family Of st. Paul were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D Cas-
Monday and Tuesday after sp.nIlng
d few Gays at the A. ]. Baurerlend
cottage on the east side of Sax Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Storey were residents
of Sank Centre some years ago.