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New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
PSYCHIC STORY IS
 RELATED BY DOYLE
Says Wonan'S Face Becomes
 That of Man

London, Sept, (UP)-Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. having withdrawn fo: all time the character Of SherlocL Holmes from future stories has mol, time 10 devote 10 spiritualism am the first result Of this increased in terest has caused English scientist to smile while psychists are impress Cd.
 In a document published by Con an Doyle. that famous writer told 0. an experience in which he and hls wife saw the face ot woman trans formed into that Of an old man.
 The famous creator of "SherlocA Holmes" explained how he and Lady Conan Doyle with their guests, Mrs. = A. Wickland and Doctor Carl A. Wickland. noted psychic investigator Of California, had q strange psychic adventure at Doyle's country home in Sussex, using Mrs. Wickland as their medium.
 After a visit 10 an old moated grange. Mrs Wickland is said 10 have suddenly exclaimed:
 There is such a strange old man walking beside us'
 A moment later. she answered questions concerning the appearance of the strange old man. explain ing that he came from the moat which the party had just left, through that door that opened"
 We had driven home,' wrote Conan Doyle, and were seated among the roses on my verandah, the Wicklands, my wife and myself. We were talking Of other things when the Seer suddenly gave q start. He's here
 Then came the amazing moment. Before our eyes she changed in an instant into q heavyfaced, sullen old man, with bent back and loose, sen- ile lips. The whole expression was utterly different She choked and spluttered in an effort to express the thoughts of the control
 It was this statement which, in effect, means that a living women suddenly and visibly became a man, which caused the widest and most varied type of comment throughout England.
 Psychics, of course, are almost unanimous in lending absolute cred ence to the report, which they claim, IS but one more demonstration of those spiritual powers which, in our generation of scientific progress, Of duasi-supernaturaI scientific devices like wireless telephony, are sneered at by many
 Scientists, however, are inclined, if not to actually doubt the facts involved, at any rate to ask for scientific and absolute proofs of tba,11
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

around the brighter star and par tlally eclipses 1t periodically.
 The Great Nebula in Andromeda is visible to the unaided eye on d clear moonless night as a small faint, toggy patch. Actually it is a huge spiral structure of millions Of stars. With the aid of the accompanying picture a keen eye should be able Q detect it in the sky.
 The Andromeda Nebula is the most distant object which it is pos ,ible to see without the aid of clescope. It is far beyond the
 lilky Way, so remote in fact that $ light required 950,000 years to each us, travelling all the time at Ae rate Of 1S6.000 miles a second.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
BECOME HUMAN TORCHES

Port Jervis, N. Y, Sept. ? (uP- When a fire service station caught fire Frank and George Shields plunged through the flames and reached the street safely. Their overalls were ablaze, however. Frank dived into an outdoor water tank and George was saved by a street sweeper who beat out the flames with a broom.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-15
Notice for Bids
Ely. Minnesota, July II, 1927

Ely, Minnesota, July II, 1927.
Office of the City Clerk.
NOTICE is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received by
the City Clerk of the City of Ely,
Minnesota up to eight 81 o'rlock
P. M. Tuesday, July 10, 1927, for
furnishing the City of Ely, Mime
sofa, with the following material,
F. o. B. Ely, Minnesota.
900 lineal feet or 1913 tons, more
or less, a" C. l. class "B,"
water pipe, A. w. W. A. Stan
dard.
3 Valve Boxes fitted with base
for A. valves, equipped with
lock covers and extending Az
to CO..
2 4"x4"x4" class cd" bell end
tees.
1 d" Plug.
2 a" quarter bends, class 3D." hub
and spigot.
1 a" eighth bend, class 3D." hub
and spigot.
2 d" sleeves, class 3D."
8 q" Adjustable wedge gate
valves, hub ends, to be used
with class 3D." G. l. water
pipe, 125lb working pressure,
to open by turning to left, iron
body, bronze mounted, inside
stem non-rising.
2 Waterous Fire Hydrants, A.
bell connections, a" valve OPEN
ing, two 21A" nozzles, g. 6"
bury, 125lb. working pressure,
pentagon nut on cap, n" sides,
valve to open by turning to left.
500 lbs. Pig lead.
so lbs. Jute.
Immediate delivery must be had
on this material and bidders shall
state date of delivery.
Each bidder shall accom- any his
proposal with a certified check in
the amount of ten per cent. Of the
amount bid, made payable to the
Treasurer of the City of Ely, Min
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49, on Finance
by Alderman Komatar supported by Alderman Homer
the report Finance be accepted
filed the City Clerk authorized to draw orders and the City Treas
urer of the amounts due Carried
Moved by supported Alderman Komaa
the machine plant
roof the plant coal bin be referred to the
Parks Buildings Committee with to Carried
Report Community Service Center Board relative to
es carried through the Center during the month OF june
read and ordered filed
Report Girl Scouts showing the activities
for the month of June 1927 read and ordered
Financial Commercial Club for the period
ending June read and ordered filed.
Communication the Ely Commercial Club requesting
preparation their 1927 budget allowance read
Alderman Olson, supported by Alderman JONES' that
the communication be accepted and filed Carried
Alderman offered the following resolution
Resolved the Civic
Fund Club the OF One
Thousan ($1OOOO0) dollars.
Olson who offered the foregoing resolution thereupon
which seconded by Alderman Jones' and upon
Ayes: Jones, Komaar oson veranth, Banovetz
Homer, Mayor Murphy Noes: None . -,
be erected at the east end OF city was READ and
funds and securities given by such to the city
and ordered filed
Company Inc their contract to repair the sedmenai0n
to be $2437.SO was read
supported by Alderman Banovetz that
draw order the City Treasurer in
of the amount due Carried
City Engineers showing the
water and
sewage plant to be $414176 read
Moved Veranh supported by Alderman Jones' that
the accepted filed and the City Clerk authorized
final estimate showing the amout due Pennala
their paint and repair the water tank and paint
by Komatar supported by Alderman Olson that
the filed the City Clerk authorized to
order the City Treasurer in payment Of the amount due
Carried
Report City Tmekeeper show
ing labor in the Street Commits Department during month
of June 1927, read and ordered filed
Report Health Commissioner relative to births and deaths
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neSota.
The City Council Of the City of
Ely, Minnesota reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Address proposals to the under
signed and mark plainly upon the
outside of the envelope Proposal
for Water Pipe and Material"
By order of the City Council of
the City of Ely, Minnesota.
A. o. KNUTSON,
City Clerk.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-15

Minnesota July, z,
Adjourned regular meeting of the City Council called to order
eight (S) o'clock P. M. by Mayor M. j. Murphy.
Banovetz, Homer
Murph Komaar o..
Oliver Mining Company read
requesting and fire hydants
North Chandler
point The Oliver Iron Mining
excavang bakng provided the city
andn install the and MIGRANTS
Olson supported by Alderman Homer that
accepted
granted Carried
Alderman JONES' supported by Alderman Olson that the
he $50
MAN, Fire hydran fittings and
supplies opened considered regular meeting
be at P. Tuesday, July 49, 1927 Carried
Banovetz supported by Alderman Veanth
Mining Vermiion Mining
of thanks for the timely given
the Light and Water
with
Carried
supported by Alderman Olson, that
the meeting adjourn. Carried -
A. KNUTSON,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-15
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF INDIE
PENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT No. IL

ly, T.
meeting of Scnool
District No IL called o'clock P M by the Chair
be Ganott, olds sabodnk Thompson Alb
Moved that the the s,7 of
read Motion carried unanimously Mr. Harr took his seat with the
National of
Ety. advising credits of 2s and s4s1s respectively interest for the
Applications Olaf for positions
as bus drivers read and filed
1900 TONS more or less Zenith % n a mcoa at per ton and
100 less coal $3.50 per
ton O. school bins be accepted and the officers be au
Communication Railway offering
number of buses for sale was read and filed
and Miss Mildred Madden and feeommedd their acceptance and
year the salaries Indicated
Margaret Homberg Home Economics $1,000 per month
Nellie Sheehy, Teacher Training $2loOOo for 9A months
the approved and
the officers be authorized enter into contracts with those ae
the moved a sn sp a dm m s of H. Berg nS sas
be accepted and the money turned to the Motion car
reported they
following bills and payr0s and recommended their payment 60
n1n M R Co. Co.. Gp s s spss 4ss s
P ny r. kS Press ce s srsr b ssRl a ss5
Pay 31O7.5O
Employ Pay Roi-- 744Is4
P Psnson p sss sue cS a ds9
Harry Burgin commencement speaker
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., supplies 100
Chicago Goods and Flag Co., 72s
City Hardware 'i paints and varnihes s2s45
Hs 81 ss5s
Ely Pharmacy, supplies 1910
Ely Table Supply, supplies, $3.50
Archie Ewart Co., maintenance 2545
louis Garni $500
Gaylord Bros, library supplies -- rs
Henry tbook,----------------------- S77
14o
Kewanee Boiler Co., maintenance DIV
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in the city Hospital during
month of June, 1927, was read and ordered filed
the City Chemist and Veterinarian
tes of his department during the month of june 1927 read
Company regarding the recent electric damage the
Applications following applying appointment
gineer at the Light and Water Plant read, viz:
Grahel, Schneider Hekavance.
sarkipato.
accepted filed supn
Oh 'as and Sr s with
foows:-Aye Aldermen Komatar, Veranh Banovetz
by by that
e @ m s s Va Der
partment with power to act. .,.u- o. H..
Murphy Aldermen Veranh and Banovetz Motion Car
Application Kidd. mover permission
building from outside the city limits Lots Block 49,
Alderman Homer by Alderman that the
application be accepted and ea and granted the use S
Commissioner. Carried.
Applications from Emor Eefsen and Emil Erickson for eectr
Moved by olson supported by
applications each
case upon the payment OF the proper fees Carried ~
read.
the application of Emil LeinO be laid the table Carried
Applications from the following named persons for Milk Licenses
Shop, Ely Pharmacy William Krus Marthas Candy
Store BOusk ka Erickson Charles Gorshe Mary
MIX John KOsha Henry Ltu Iamp Maenpaa,
pekkaa fesh, Podboy,
Ruotsala Henry Saar Soberg E. H.
Solomon Vrta, John Will
munen and Frank Zaver.
applications approval of the
Health Commissioner
applications Licenses accepted and filed license
applicant of the
following furnish 2K single
O. B. Ely, Minnesota opened and
Committee the Whole for consideration,
A. J. Fenske Agent for Hewitt Rubber Company
Hewitt Sl.l5 per toot.
Magnus foot.
Plant Company:
Plants specification per
Specification, Ito foot
Ely Hardware Company:
Specification
Plants Specification, treated,
Eureka Hose Mfg. Company:
Heavy Multiple Las per foot
LIS
following furnish F. o. B. bins Light
City Hall Community Service Center
Whole for further
consideration, viz
J. LAMP
Pocahontas Lump and o
Screened Lump Steam $40 per ton.
Alex Sikala:
Pocahontas Lump Egg---------------1O per
1925
Youghiogheny Lump,------------ ton;
1855
Splnt 1885 per ton
F. Veranth:
Youghlogheny Screened 1876 ton;
Splnt
1895
Pocahontas Egg 995 ton
The Council Dissolved
the fire hose proposals and coal proposals.
Alderman the Committee of
Whole.
Recess declared Meeting called to order
Report Of the Committee of the Whole read follows:
Minnesota
Honorable City Council City of Ety. Minnesota
your the Whole whom the vari
proposals referred report and recommend:
contract
with the Eureka Fire Hose Mfg for $50 2 Heavy
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF ELY.

Regular the City ssa order ok
veranh Banovetz Homer, Mayor Murphy CD Absent None
Alderman veranth
THAT of the reg meeting na @ june arr 1921 s
the Committee Accounts and Finance read as
uA Ely, Minnesota, July s, 1927.
To the W. Mayor % I an FINANCES
the ha Os g aow d p na na DC
Payroll, official department., Z1os.os
Payroll, Court Police department. lSa6.24
raroI fgnr and Water department - l55s.24
Fsyrsl ssst department 7sssss
Ely Fire Department, fire cals,------ 24S.oo
The Gamewel Company, 49,
Miner-Dav Company book ------------------
Matt M Martin s expenses to 1000
Joseph Veranh expenses to Minneapolis Sa' w
Metropolitan Flag and Decorating Company
Ely additional premium automobile
Daily F,nanea Record subscription
al f SP co sagps, and sss5
Paper Company, 1850
The Ely Miner, printing and pubisnlng leo.io
Mrs. Sam raDel, meals to hospital patients $500 5000
M .sssn ce laboratory and plant supplies @
Minneapolis School Supply Co., supphes 429
t r LAKE 2 Ss LABOR and sup pns' " 3OS7
OH asphas as per contract ss
Eang S Oil Did Gsngaas nn &
of Virginia. Minnesota, spreader-- 4OOO
Manufacturing Co, 5o.oo
Rand
Mntisamn Products Co.. supplies,
Library
Lowe Goods supplies--- S.o5
DrvC laundry
Miller Store Company supplies,
A Rothnan supplies
Gibraltar Chemical
Vermlon Electric Company labor, lamps and supple $500
LANG Hardware Company. supplies
Elvph
Ev Hardware COMPANY 1924
Fenske supplies, 172.45
supplies labor 1915
Matt Skaa Understanding
Aneius StenIund blacksmithing 45.45
Plumbing & Heating supphes---- 5I.oI
freight 462eo
Sarkipato, rental 4425
Vermllon Mining Company, labor, l.Oo
safety add
g LYON Bro filter
5000
MURRAY COMPANY 43.43
Supplies Co, and supplies 1921
Marshal-Wels Co., suppGes. 1900
Oliver Mining 32699
LANES Glow & Sons. hvdrant
2S7o
041 81
Harry Homer 283.3O
Josenb Komatar expenses
$2475O.29
Respectfully submitted,
E. C. JONES'
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-15

Whole consider
the fire hose proposals and coal proposals
Alderman of the Committee of the
Whole
declared. Meeting called to order.
Report of the whole read follows
Ely, Minnesota, July 5, 1927.
Ito Honorable City Council City of Ety. Minnesota
proposals referred and recommend
$50 feet,
Multiple Woven Fire Hose the of $45 foot delivered
subject discounts and further instructed
with Hewitt Rubber through A j.
Hewitt brand Fire Hose for the
delivered B. Ely Minnesota and that all other
bids be rejected and certified checks returned.
officers be authorized to into contract
with Lamp furnish deliver F. o. B. bins City Hall and
Centre It's e Pocahontas Lump
Coal for the 1915 that the officers
Slkaa
$50 YOughiogheny Screened Lump Coal O.
bins Light Water Plant the of $s and that
Respectfully submitted
Committee of the Whole,
Joseph Komatar, Chairman.
by supported by Alderman Homer that
filed
Recommendations carried Carried
Alderman supported by Alderman Komatar
putting Madison Street. between 18th and 18th
condition the Street. Sewer
the regular
ling. Carried.
by Alderman Homer, that
meeting o'clock M Thursday, July
1927. Carried.
A. O. KNUTSoN,
City Clerk
II
The Washington times., 1927-05-04
Rentals
FURNISHED ROOMS

AVE- A.nI: N w. 67Os-Room for ladis'
The Washington times., 1927-05-04

Rentals
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
THE EMBASSY

THE EMBASSY
1913 HARVARD ST. n. W,
y room. murphy bed and bath 49,. 30
! room. kitchen and bath 1900. on 90
= rooms. utchen ana bath .. S7.50
e rooms. kitchen and bath ... 10000
THE BLAIR
1921 n ST, II, w,
= room, Kitchen and bath 1890. $40 90
Il sooms. kitchen and bath 1921. $500
THE BELFCRD
300 = ST. n. w.
room. Murphy bed and bath 800 $685. 90
q room. kitchen and bath 1870
x room@ kitchen and bath ..... $500
THE cLERMONT
2lO6 3 ST. N. W.
room, kitchen and bath S35 90
Il rooms. Kitchen and bath - 100
THE TOXIC
1928 HIATT PL. NV
9 rooms. kitchen and bath ...... $500
THE FRANCIS
1872 n. CAPITOL ST.
- large nooms, kitchen and bath 90
2So9 2STH 81 n W.
rooms. kitchen and bath 5000
5 rooms. ki SSS 12 an5 s az = 2. sac
90 n ST. n. 3.
Is rooms and bath -. ..... .@47. 80
H. r. FIOwENSTEIN co.
1911 b 81. N. W. MAIN eos and 9oe
r &
The Washington times., 1927-05-04

AUTOMOBILES FOR SAFE Iss

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ISs
WARDMA
1926 18th l7ll 14tt
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
When Wardman Motors.
Inc, advertise used car
value, people read and act.
The purchasers confidence.
that years OF square dealind
has earned, tells you to see
what WARDMAN MOTORS
has first.
We condition our cars
and offer them for sale with
the full knowledge OF the
responsibility we assume to
the customer, also to our
selves as . protection OF our
reputation.
1e26-CADILLAC SEDAN.
Imperial 7.passenger. inclppsd drive, Gus
tom Ton built; driven only. ! 200 miles: ever
os OF this automobile n like new lire
the former owner win be furnished 81 fhoss
glnlnn are Interested Original price $4.78b1
The Washington times., 1927-05-04

If you are employed near
the Government Printing or
flee, Annex Pension Office
Union Station, etc., reduce
weight and expenses by
walking to work from these
modern Z rooms and bath
suites now renting at SIS
S57. so, $50.
Open for inspection until every evening
1sT ST. AND N. z. AVE. N. W.
Telephone Main s516
WARDMAN
1887 K ST. N. w.
Main $3.50
The Washington times., 1927-05-04

Jewett 1925 Type Road. $57E
All new tires. beautiful new tar
Duco finish; one Of the snappiest
roadsters in town. Terms to suit
simmons Motor Co.. 1918 18th ST.
n. W. Pot s44s. Open evenings and
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1927-05-04
Automohve
AUTOMOBILES ZOE SALE las
EMERSON & ORME
BUICK DEALERS
0 F F ERR

--tne following cars
which are dollar fol
dollar value. Prices
and terms that make
it easy to buy.
BUIcK-1e2e Master, Two
door Sedan.
BUIcK-1e25 Master TWO.
door Sedan.
BLJIcK-1e24 s-cyl. sedan
BUIcK1e24 6-cyl. Tour.
DoDGE-1ee4 sedan.
DODGE-1e2S Touring.
FoRD-1e2S Fordor Sedan
FORD-1e24 Tudor Sedan.
HUP-1eS2 Touring.
sedan
The Washington times., 1927-05-04
1e25-ovERLAND ss

&C I, COACH.
Original duco finish. as good A. thu dar
Iett the plant Five, good Fisk baIloof
E aes Iuu equipment Il installed. LoW
I4nns. very powerful and easily handjed
ibis y an ideal car for city or ROAD Wofk
Economleal on gas. oil and tires, ana fiiily
Isudsrantteeed ~ us In writing. Don't mis-,
The Washington times., 1927-05-04
VICTOR LEHTo,

TAKoMA BUNGALOWS CASH
500 cash and $50. per month. extra large
eungalow. 5 rooms h.-w. h.. fireplace oah
Six rooms: $50 cash. $50 per month
very attractive. like new: shrIfbbery anc
flowers: near school--S7, $50.
New: 8 rooms. q stories. h.-w. h.. oah
floors. fireplace; well built--S6.760.
r. D. LILLE
The Washington times., 1927-05-04
1e2e-WHIPpEr cnAcu

1O26-WHIPPET COACH.
Only Q few month"; old ThIa 49, -.
not traded in, Owner has to leave fhe az
and We are dspostng. of his car for him. Il
Full standard equipment has bean instaiie6
Inc opportunity Of buying one OF me,
popniar cars IN the used-car market 4
quickly. We win give you the owner
lname on request. The owner e nSking ,
big sacrifice on this car.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
FREE LECTURE
AT AUDITORIUM
NEXT SUNDAY
Michael X. Reilly to Speak
About Mexic0-Auspices
of X. Of G. Lodge

A free public lecture on Mexico
will be given by Michael X. Reilly,
nationally known lecturer, at the city
auditorium Sunday, Feb. IL, at 4
o'clock, under the auspices Of Bis
marck Council 1904, Knights of Col
umbus. The lecture will be pop
ular presentation of facts about
Mexico, its government, and its at
titude to democratic ideas and insti-
tutions. The lecture is arranged as
part Of the Knights of Columbus
million dollar campaign for the edu-
cation of the people against the DOM
inarion Of this contiennt by the
Soviet.
Mr.. Reilly, a native of Wisconsin,
was graduated from Oshkosh Normal
School in 1889. He attained his
Bachelor of Arts degree at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin and then en-
tered the law department of the uni
versity. He began practice in Fond
du Lac in 1895. He served as dis
trict attorney. in Fond du Lac coun.
ty, for two years and as city attor.
ney for five years. From 1913 ia
1917. he represented the sixth Wiscon.
sin district in congress.
Mr.. Reilly's career at the bar and
in public office has been notabl,
successful. He is widely and favor.
ably known for his capable treat
ment of constitutional questions
This aspect of the Mexican problem
has appealed to him SO strongly that
he has made an exhaustive study Of
Mexico's sadly muddled affairs. Mr.
Reilly has had much experience or
the lecture platform. Equipped with
a thorough knowledge of his subject
he has the knack Of bringing order
out of confusion, of presenting hi.
facts so simply, so clearly and with
such good humor that his audience
is never allowed to founder in ;
mass of names, dates and dry sta
tistics.
The Knights Of Columbus cam
paign against radicalism is in full
swing. Mr.. Reilly is one of man,
noted writer's and lecturers now OF
the platform in the campaign. Three
million booklets setting forth fact.
about Mexico have been printed and
are now being distributed in, NORTH
and South America. Three millior
more booklets are in preparation
The Knights Of Columbus pledged
themselves at their supreme conven
ton in Philadelphia to pursue this
campaign against sovietism in Amer,
lea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
SCHOOL PLAY
Is READY FOR
PRESENTATION
Main Performance Will BE at
City Auditorium Thursday
Evening at 8:15

"Scven Keys to Baldpate," the
play to be presented Thursday eve
ming by the Julia Marlcwe chapter,
Junior Playmakers, is one Of the
most unusual and interesting plays
to have been given by the organi-
cation. The play had been unusu-
ally successful in professional the
aires. enjoying long runs in New
York and other large cities
throughout the country.
The motion picture version Of
the play was also a great success.
Recently amateur dramatic socie-
ties have undertaken the presenta-
ton ct the play and it has been
equally successful in this class of
productions. When it was pre-
sented in Valley City a short time
ago by high school organization,
it drew packed houses and achieved
an outstanding place in amateur
productions there.
Excellent Cast
Miss Dorothy Dakin, sponsor of
the Junior Playmakers, is very sat
isfied with the work of the cast,
and believes that the roles selected
for the various players are well
adapted to their abilities.
Francis Nuessle has the leading
part and gives finished perform
ance. He has had considerable ex-
perience in amateur plays. Miss
Gwendolyn Jensen, who plays op-
posite him. makes a very pretty
heroine. She is also well known
as an actress in amateur plays.
William Smith, one Of the most
experienced members Of the Play
makers, has an interesting part
which he presents with finished
artistry. Edmund O'Hare, Ella
Marian Leathers and Anthony Fa-
Der are very good in character
parts. Alvin Schlenker, Henry
Barneck, Milfred Dresbach, Nell
Nicholson and Mary Jane Whitley
are the other principal characters
and all fit we'll into their roles.
A very successful performance
was given Monday evening at the
penitentiary. Rehearsals will CON
tinue until the date of the play and
matinee for school children will
be given Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock. The curtain will rise al
8:15 Thursday evening at the mair
performance.
Reserved seats went on sale to-
day at Harris & Woodmansee's.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
Miss Janet Carufel
Honor Guest Monday
at Bridge Dinner

In compliment to Miss Janet Caru-
fel, bride Of next week, Mrs. L. A.
LaRue and Mrs. H. F. Tiedman enter
tanned Monday evening ut a bridge
dinner. p The Valentine colors were
carried out in the place cards. nut
cups and other table appointments.
Five tables Of bridge were in play
after dinner. honors going to Mrs,
J. c. Mailman and Mrs. w. G.. Mills,
Jr.
The affair was in, the nature of a
handkerchief shower for the honor
guest. Miss Dorothy Tiedman and
Miss Patricia LaRue assisted in serv-
ing