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The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
GRUNDy HANDS IN
 HIS SECOND LOAN

Washington. Juno 15, Wl- Frank J. German member of the Citizens Committee. said. that Grun dy had handed in his second loan of eighteen thousand two hundred and forty dollars in cash Gin accord with the schedule for registration day canvassers." and said that J. W Roper uf Fhiladnlphia. the prin ceton football coach, prepared the schedule.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
WEDNESDAY
 rrFt eeRapAicN
CONSIDERS ANOTHER
 PLIGHT ADVISABLE

Sekard. June 1G, tP-It was learned here that Wilkins consid cred another Polar Flight advisable after q conference Sunday with Capt Joe Bernard. the Arctic trader who is reputed tn he the Worlds best authority on th,. Arctic He infor- med Wilkins that in he later part of June there would mol he more than two days of good visibility which would permit flying. Der nHrd iS enroute tn Si Michael where his partner is awaiting him with Il schooner for a trading voyage to the Arctic and Siberia.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
NOTICE OF rIiIG \TIoN FOR PATENT
 Serial No, OH
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT NOME. AI.ASKA
 May 7th. l926

VT | " '. @N 4'''N I4r fAlstitNtNh
 May 1ths l92f NOTICE IS liEREEY GIVEN. That Charles A Eug"l. whose resi- dence and post office address is Nome, Alaska. has made application in the United States Land Office al Nome. Territory of Alaska for pat ent for his placer mining claim call ed No. Bench, adjoining Creek Claim No. 6 Below on Dry Greek on the right limit, in Cape Nome Re cording District, Territory ot#Aia- ska and within th" Nome Land Dis trict and designated Mineral Sur vey No. 1S33, the exterior boundur= tes thereof being as follows Ia.= netic variation IS d. 5e l9 deg. go min, E.
 Beginning at Cor So. I, itl"utical with Cor No. ! of No. Laura Gnlvh Sur, ll2i and Cor No. | of Na Laura Guith. Sur 4f6, bolHE a ne post | ins sq fl above grultud Iii earth mound. wt@rcun as 5crIho laa this survey E f-lS2t!. and lr,m which L. ; l.. M=Ne IL baara \ 49 deg 2a ] min w. 5t51"3 fl = thence $ sS deg. uN mn. ,=ii44 ft= to Cor , thence < r. da- lr T. in w. l2765 it. to Cor , theace x SS deg , l min. W. GO9 fl ta Eui= No. 1 4, thence \ 15 deg: mn F. 12GS , 1t to place zot hcenH5n's= containing area, ll.S26 acres
 This clam is on unsurHryed land situate about 225 mitw north easterly from Town of Nome and mouth of snake River tSIM No II tu which thi, claim i7 tied. ls IL fir post E itis. su. ! it ab'yt eroane in stone mouud 2 fl. high. Hectsbrd# USLM No. and situate on rlerat ed ground 5u fD= =ra4{l of Bessie Road, approximately iSue It. x x F. from mouth of iial'nks= ree,.Is= and ? !: mileJ \ af &ame n La 6i deg ttt ann. x Long it5. tlr9 22 min N
 Adiomlus claims are on the# north, ii,akon Placer. uasury,r5,.d on he tnst Maud x 35o,tatt"h t'lu eer, unsUiteyed. l r SehHrdlnr claimant: oh the seulll. N" t h"low on Dry Gretk Placer. Sur. it,G. on the west, Ne il.aura t;uh h Pileer.
 \. N KiTTlI.SEN=
 Register
 Publish May S.l5.e 2s. Jmr ,. 1a, l9, 26. July }, 1926
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
TUESDAY tTEtEGRAPt4iGH
MELLON BIAAAiES PRIMARY SYSTEM
 PENNSYLVANIA

Washington. June l5. tF- Sec retary Mellon yesterday stated that he blamed the system for the cost of conducting the primary election in Pennsylvania and predicted that
 he Senate Investigating Committee would find that the expenditures were essential in view of the mum her of candidates seeking office as well as the number of voters OK arcising the privelege of the bal lot,
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
l.iMriIIER WANTS
 TO GO BACK

fordova. June 1G. Pl-I.amphier blamed he late start and th" lack of gasoline for the failure of the expedition. He said that he was convinced that the o!lv way to sue Heed is io take the gas by water to Barrow and da the nvnr tn March or April H.. said "T still "onll like to go hack next year and clean up the ioh II ought to bc an elsv task fndns land above Barrow I believe that the radio and Inc airpiann will he the solu- ton of tho interior of Alaska's com mnnication and transportation prn- blems."
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19

Juneau. June T.. G1H P l.. Neil, lS here in connection with the two men held is prisoners, stated after | thoroneh examination announced
 hat The TWO suspects are Hugh md Roy bautremont Both have p-en detained on bad check charge md he other on illegal entrance to the I'nitcd sta es. Charges of being fus'iNes from ju'ice were filed by against the two men and were ap prehendei by Juneau officials
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
CANADIAN LIQUOR VESSEL
 CuNVOYED RY |. $. OFFICIAL

Wrangell, June IA. (P)-Satur- fla. arrived here after unloading two hundred and ninety-five cases of liquor for Telegraph Creek. The Leila cleared from Prince Rupert to Port Stikine beyond the boundary line, J. l.. Chilberg the United Stat es Customs Officer. conveyed the Leila in American waters to the boundary.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
GAS EXPLODES WRECKING
 BUILDING MANY INJURED

Cary, Indiana. June l4, @- Five dead, and seventy-five hurt out of about one hundred men em- ployed in q plant in a two story brick building. The explosion hur- led them against walls and broke their arms and legs. the victims were buried by the debris. The plant was a coke oven of hipro- ducts plant of the Illinois Steel Company and .gas Is given as the cause of the explosion.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
THURSDAY
 Eh6SICl
VICTORIA SAILED WITH MEMBERS OF NORGE
 EXPEDITION AT q: IG

The Alaska S. s. Co, steamer Vic oria sailed for Seattle with a good sized list of passengers including the members of the Amundsen Els worth Mobile North Pole flight ex petition. The vessel is also loaded with capacity cargo of reindeer meat for markets in the States. A large shipment of fnrs was also shipped to Seattle. The outgoing passenger list will appear later
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
DEPLORARLE CONDITIONS
 IN CHILL

Africa June 1G. (R-The Pleb- isctary Commission adopted q de claraiio ion that Il vote as to whether Africa and Tacna woulG be under he sovereignty of Chilli or Peru was impossible. because Chili flinders an honest expression "f opinion. General LaSsiief. the chairman of llie commission. said: "The Peru vIan electorate has been physically reduced below its proper figure by forcible deportations. departures in
 Gnced by violence threata. unex-
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
EARL OF DCNRAVEN
 DIES AT LONDON

London, June 15, P, The Earl of Dunravcn. world wide yaohtsman writer and sport died here yestnr- day. aged S5 years. The following a8 furnished bv the Associated Press is herewith printed:
 The fourth Earl of Dunraven aiid iie Mount Earl will he remem bored best in the United States. per hari. as he British ctallanger on two occasions for the Americas Cup. He was famous not only as vachtsman. hut also is an explorer horse fancier, soldier, war corre- spondent and author, member of the House of Lords and President of the Irish Reform Association.
 He came to the United States in 1S92 with Naikyric II. with the hone of liffins the America's Gun which since Aupust 9. 1851. had been held in thiF country, follow ing the historic race from Cowes around ihc Isle of Wight between the American yacht. America, and thn British yacht Aurora,
 Nalkvrie II was mel bv the Wig liant. and was deeper and wider than any cup defender buil, up to that time. and carried 10.04o  square feet of sail
 In tlcra of Oct 7 1893. Wig liant won hy five minutes, AS se ronds In the race of Oct. 29, ov- CT the triangular course of 3n mil cs, Nipilant won by lo minutes Oct. ai. it was for he first time best three in iivei, "Nigilhnt' was sent to wiudward in half a moderate sah'@ with full sized ih Ho' ahead lf a roefed maiusitl hila Natky ''ta II set smaller iih ahead of ihe reef.A main4ail So Nieilant, by csrryine to much head sail was beaten lb inc ont"r mark. and would have lost the rlcr hui for ln accideni that carried away Val kyirc ITS spinnakcr. Az il was. Virilant won hv io seconds.
 h 1895 the then Lord Dunraven came with Nalkyri" III for another series of three out of five races. Herreshoff built "Dnfcnder" for n New York Yacht Club svntlrat" to defend the Cup Valkrrie was q larger boat In the first race, fin q light brceHe, Defender won by eight minutes. 49 seconds In the SC conh race. Valkyrie III fouled and crippled Defender, C. Oliver Iselin, who was in charge of Defender. protested and was allowed the race pn th" foul In the third race, Lord nuurIven withdrew after making charges Of unfair treatment which wero not snstained. For 'our years, or until 1899, there were nn eontcnders for the Ameri- ca's Cup. until Sir Thomas Iipton ,ntered the list with Shamrock a- gainst Columbia. Since then there have been three of these yachting classics
 The Fart of Duuraven was born Feb. 12, 1S41 and succeeded to ihe title upon the death of his fath- CT in 1S71 He was war core spoudent for the London Daily Trle- rraph in Abvssinia in 1867. in the Franco Prussian war and the seize
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
NOTICE OF iPPIICs stTioN TOR PATENT
 Serial So. U.OI
IN THE UNITED STATES fANNh OFFICE AT NOME ALASKA
 AptIl 30 1926

! IT T. 't.Ni i't' t' ~ ' h+'' 'h4N'
 OFFICE AT NOME ALASKA
 Apirl 2u 1926
 NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV EN That George T Cahill Whu5e pl { office address is Nome. Alaska. hr7 made application in tt" Nnuoi ;tales Land Office at Nome. Ala'l.a, Tor patent for his cousulid.tr 'u placer mining clam comprising tt" SUM MERSET. the rD..K and the CATIONS. situate uH- Snnk" River tnd on shepard and $uns"i tr"6~ n the Cape Nome Recording Dis riel Second Division. lrrritulN pt Alaska. and within he Nome l.anh District. and officially designated Mineral Survey No. lS2S. the eXtef or boundaries thereof heiul; as fol ows, magnetic variation, $ deg. lU ain, F To 20 deg 30 mia E;
 BEGINNING al Cor. l uf Summer ct Association Location, identical with Cor. l Aurpur and Cor. ; rreves placers, NJ. $, lS2T, l fir post ins square. IS ius above ground n earth mound. serib-d N 2 T 1927. l $. 1928, whence l., $. l. NJ 'ur 5l2 bears $. deg 3H min. W. s62l.ii ft., thence N E.. deg H. min w. 24123 ft to stake, identical with Cor 1 Polk Assn Location; hence N. 10 deg. 53 min. w. 23l9 t. to stake. being Cor. . of Polk md Cor l Winterset; thence N 22 leg. 26 min W. 26iS 6 fl, being Cor 9 Winterset. this survey theuer '. Go deg 5l min, F.. la2S fl Ia take being side line stake Winter ct location; thence x. 51 deg i3 min F. l53S fl. to stak" No, being or. of Wintnrsei this survey; hence s, 45 deg, 23 min E. G&5.h {. To stake. being Cor. , said Win ersei: thence $. 20 deg 70 min F i6TG fl. to stake. being Cor 6 sHid Wiuierset and Cor 2 siid Polk ocations: thence S 2o deg, 53 min '3. 1870 fl. to stake. bein; Ger aid Polk and Cor. } said .;pmut"r ct locations; thence s 2S deg. 6 min E. 19S25 ft. tn s:a'l" h"ing t'or. said Summerset; ,hercr $, 5i leg l2 min. w. 2G114 fl. ;o @iake. being Cor. said Summerset To- cation and place of beginning. Total area this survey 471S3 acres.
 
 about | F miles northwesterly from Nome and Mouth of Snake River, U. s. Location Monument 5l2 to which this claim is tied. is lime stone 12 ins above ground, marked u. S L. M. 512. earth mound 6 fl, base on s. w. side and is located on high ground about 210d 1t north of Boring Sea. one-half mile south Of Snake River and ahont miles westerly from Nome in Latitude e deg. 31 min. N. Longitude ld5 deg. 33 min. W.
 Adjoining claims are: on north. Uranus and Neptune placcrs unsur- veyed and Vancouver placer. Sur No. 1920: on east No. below on Sunset Creek. placer. Sur No. 1914, and Ethridge. lIonshu. Camera and Blarney Stone placers. unsurveyed; on south. Nurpur placer. Sur 1Sa7 and James and Golconda placers. unsurveyed; on west Rochester Vega. and Franklin placers. unsur- veyed Claimants unknown
 A. N. KITTILSEN
 Register
 Publish-Aprll 24. May 1. s. 15. 2z. 29, June 5. 12. 19. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
70 PASSENGERS SAIL ON SILVER WAVE NORTH

1iir m"torship Sllver Wave of tn, Enterprise steamship Co, saile, Wednesday evening at S30 D. III 3or Teller and Wales, carving =lh, r. $ Mail twenty passengers an, ,a tons of freight The fnllowtn! g th" pi. 4seneer list
 For Teller
 jWrk Mathew
 r Rillmyer
 Jack Sloan
 F Waldh"lm
 A Rhinehold
 Harry Dobson
 Fred Johnson
 John Anderson
 Al Carey
 John Kanari
 $. Ainlev
 Geo Bodis
 R Bodis
 l.. l. Brvant
 Frank Rice
 Ole StenAnld
 Miss Ethel Mark For Wales
 D .Ienness
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
bRDONA STORE VISITED
 HY SECOND BLAZE

turd"va, June r, tPl In less han six months after fire destroyed he general stor" of Bimon Nickol if, fire again broke out, the blaze supposed tn he Inf iucendiary ori- 'iin and seriously damaged the auilins and stock uf whi Il was in nred for rhirtv-tiye thousand dol lars The Flazel"t building ndioin Ing was badly damlged and il is stima'ed on" thousand dollars will over the repairs.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
ANU NDSEN ACCEPTS
 INVITATION

Seattle. June l6. LPl-It was an nonneed here that Amunds"n had accepted the inyitation to enter tain him and his crew on June 2f
 He requested that the entertain ment be held as early as possible after the arrival of the Victoria. as the party expects to lake the Norwegian steamship out of New York on July third
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
TO POSTPONE IMPROVEMENT
 NEAR HOLY CROSS

Washington June 1G.@ lP1 The government engineers advised Con eress that thr proposed improve ments on the Yukon river near Holy Cross to protect the Mission from erosion bv the river should be postponed on account of iuenf dcient government interest
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
TWO HtRSED IN
 SLEEPER FIRE.

Los AhFcles June l6 tf, TWo We're burned to death ill q hre W hich destroyed Il sleeper Of he niou Pacific Railway a' Crystal Sprin > Nevaila one nf iii" dead is Mrs | King Hammond of Montana Forty passengers escap"d as th" deeper Was drtathnh from the Con tinrnlal limited which arrived here to night from Salt Lake.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19

Phe motorship Donaldson may he dispatched to St. Michael this ev- ening or tomorrow morning. The vessel will carry mall and pass engers. The ship returned Sunday morning from East coast points bringing as passengers. o. E. Ol- son. Mrs. K. Olson. Tom N. Powers wife and daughter, U. s Deputy Marshal Jack Warren. Mrs. Lucy Peabody, F.. Charley and Tom Och man, and a quantity of mail mat ter.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
BRNZIL'S RESIGNATION
 FROM LEAGUE RECEIVED

Geneva. June II. R-The look ed for resignation of Brazil from the League of Nations has been received The withdrawal followed Brazil's resignation from the League COun- ell after she was refused perman- ent seat simultaneously with the fullflment of the Locarno promise as well as one to Germany.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
ARRIVALS FROM ST. MIKES

The following passengers arrived Of the steamer Victoria cnroute tu Nome from St Michael
 From St Nlchael lhos lGogan II, Olson, w. II HrHy. F. N Nicer. Homer w Jones II C. Dunlap. slm Shnckiin, ] k Wall From Colo yin E. Wiglier
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19

Gary. Indiana. June l5 tP>- As result of the explosion in the coke ovens of Illinois Steel Com panv which occurred Monday morn ing. ten men are dead and many others who we-n badly injured are not expected to live.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
THREE WOMEN AND
 CHILD Bt'RNt.D DEATH

Los Angeles, June r. 4P Five h"die5e thi'e wom"a. i man and child =wer" found in tlI,. "mbers. he resultuf fire which destroyed q roemine house here. Those who were bnrred to death were asleep lt tue time of the fire and probably became suffocat,d hs tie emoke Four of the bodies siiil remain un- identified
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
ASH MOVED TO
 SECURE SECRECY

Washington, June 1G. t4) Mack eN. h" state manager for Ware testified that seventy thousand dol lars was taken from philadelphia to Piftsbnrg because of checks were nsed at th" Philadr' 'phia banks. Mel lon could reveal the movement to thc Pepper managers
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
WARE SAID HE
 SPENT S50G, 900

Washington, June lo, R)-rhe night session held by the Senate Investigation Committee disclosed that Ware spent five hundred nine ty six thousand dollars. Ware who was on the stand said, he used one thousand dollars of his own money and didn't know If the vets con tributed anything to the campaign fund.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
SENTENCED FIVE YEARS
 FOR MILLING MAN

Prince Rupert F G. June IT. t4 Ruby Dolan who wa eonvctei of killing James Neil Donald at Stewart January first was sent need yesterday to five years in jail
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
| iEtT. JONES ARRIVES FROM INFERIOR ON
 INSPECTION TRIP

Among the arrivals on the Vie lnria this morning from St Michael was Homer w Jones. Firt Lieuten- ant c M Corps. stationed al Val deg, who is on an inspection trip of [. 5 radio stations
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Victoria due tu arrive ai Cobb yin at 2 n NJ tdaN and will nrohab lv arrive sometime Thursday
 Freiphtnr Oduna is due To arrive Nome at : P. NJ. tonight.
 Silver Wave leaves Nome at s P. M tonight for Teller and Waleg
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
NATIVES HOLD BIG POTLATCH

Panama. June l4, (A1-The ma and Panama rivers have been arriv- ing here for the last ten days for a two weeks potlatch which began June seventh. It is declared tO he the largest ever held in this sec tiOn.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
PLOT TO ASSASSINATE
 ItNDES PROVED HOAX

Seattle. June 15. LP) A report ed plot to assassfnate Mrs I.andns the mayor of Seattle, proved to be hoax Ex-mavor Brown said that another attack "would speil thu fair name of Seattle"
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
NEW DEPI'TIES APPOINTED

Tanana, Alaska, June 15 fAt On Monday A ! Stockmnn WIS re 'ppointed deputy marshal at Nnl ato and T. Kincaid was appointed deputy marshal al ldtnrud.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19

Washington, .hn" lf, l4't Suth North American Indians horn ou, 'ide of the United states. elieihi' for citizenship.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
FREIGHTER ODUNA ARRIVES NOME

The Alaska S. s. Co.,. freighter Oduna arrived last night at 9:30 with big cargo of general freight
 for Nome and Seward Peninsula
 points. Work of discharging is go- ling on steadily.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

The s. s. Victoria. sailed Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock for St. Mich ael and coastwise points. The Vict- oria will return to Nome for mall and passengers before sailing for Seattle, she is scheduled to sail sbont June 18th.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19

CTS. He said that at the Pepper headquarters in the Hotel Henry where the men were paid cash. there was great activity Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19

Steamer Odua at 3 P. M. today was la6 miles from Nome proee'"- ing slowly thru the ice.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19

Steamer Victoria arriyei at Egg ayik at S o'clock this morning rom St. Michael and will call a' "o'o- win on her way back to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
CAMPAIGN WATCHERS
 CAUSE COMMOTION

Washington. June IA. lR)-Fred- erick R. Beutel, supporter Of Pinchot. told the campaign funds committee that there is always great commotion where the campaign wat chers and workers drew their wages at the Pepper and Ware headquart-
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pIained disappearance aiscrt.; :.u tory military conscriptioEs and .ssa assassinations."
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STEAMER MOVEMENTS

The steamer Tanana has been substituted for the steamer Nan' sna for the June 17th sailing rom Seattle for Nome.
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The freighter Oduna last night was 431 miles distant from Nome and will not be in communication again until late this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19
tNt:iif.Ie FRENCH
 CABINET RESIGNS

Paris. June la lP) Briands min Ih cabinet quit following the rese- nation of Finance Minister Perci
The Nome nugget., 1926-06-19

PIANO-W Wanted to rent piano for summer F. R. Durham. care Hammon Office
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Motorship Silver Wave is sched uled to sail for Teller and Waies June 18th at 8 P. M.
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Motorship Donaldson at St. Mich ael.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-05-19
Firemen's Annual Ball

The Redwood Falls Fire Depart
ment will give its annual ball on Tues
day evening, May 25th. This year the
dance will be held in the pavilion at
the Fair Grounds and the music for
the dancing will be- played by the
Hurst Six Piece orchestra Of Man
kato. This is the first time this
group of popular musicians has play
ed in this vicinity and dancers are
eagerly awaiting its coming. It is
undoubtedly one of the finest dance
bands that will be heard in this paw
ilion this season and even those not
dancing will be entertained by sell
ection of well played music. For that
reason special price of twenty-five
cents has been made for all who wish
to come just to listen to the music.
The usual charge of one dollar will
be made for each dance ticket. This
is most worthy benefit; is the only
one staged by the Department during
the past several months and deserves
the patronage of the public.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-05-19
C. L. Self.
For the Call Publishing Co.
Continued from first page)
AUTO CLUB MAY !
BE REVIVED HERE sJ
IN NEAR FUTURE

support of every man who drives a
car and the small annual dues asked
by the local clubs is an excellent in
vestment for it's members"
President Swanstrom also stress
port of the Federal Aid for roads
ed the work of the A. A. A. in its sup
which has already given Minnesota
$12,000,OO0 for roads with $4,000 600
a year in sight for each of the next
three years. :.
Mr. Walter, the local secretary. will
solicit the support of some of the old
er members to rejuvenate the old
club, in which he has been promised
the support of the state headquarters.
Our State Association also favors
Drivers License Law" said Mr..
Swanstrcm, mot a particularly stren-
uous examination, nor a fee Of over
one dollar, probably less, but we be-
lieve with so many cars on the road
at the present time it, is absolutely
necessary that a mans fitness to drive
should be established before he is per-
mitted to handle a steering Wheel
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-05-19
PryOr-Hendricks

Miss Bernice Pryor and j. Lee
Hendricks were married Friday ev-
ening, May 14th at the parsonage of
the Methodist Church, with Rev. p.
L. Grove reading the marriage SER
vice. The attendants were Miss Emma
Carity and Harley Henricks, brother
of the groom. Her brothers Harold and
Vern were also present during the SER
vice. The bride woe gown af peach
silk with matching hat and corsage
of brides roses. Her attendant wore
coral silk with a large hat and her
flowers were carnations and ilies-of-
the-valley. Immediately after the SER
vice Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks left by
motor for the home of Mr.. Hendricks
parents at Des MONIES, Iowa, where
they will make ten days visit before
returning to Redwood Falls to make
their home.
Mrs. Hendricks is the only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pryor Of Red
wood Falls and has lived here all her
life. She was member of the Class
Of "a of the Redwood Falls high
school. Mr.. Hendricks has been a
resident of this community for the
past two years, being employed as
salesman by the Carity Motors. Both
are popular young people whose
friends are delighted that they are to
continue making their home here.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-05-19
CHESTER WHITE BUREAU
INCREASES ACTIVITIES

In this issue of the Gazette will be
found an announcement Of much in
terest to the Gazette's farmer readers.
This announcement states that the
Minnesota Chester White Extension
Bureau, Inc, has extended its activi-
ties and will now promote the inter-
ests of all other breeds as well as the
interest of the Chester Whites. The
name of the organization has been
changed to Minnesota Swine Breeders
Promotion Bureau, Inc, with head
quarters at Morgan and A. P. Rams
continues as the president Of the as
ISOLATION. The capital stock Of the
Bureau is $4,000 and the surplus
$4,000. The advertisement to be
found elsewhere in this issue is OF in
terest to farmers and breeders every
where.