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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02
Scientists Study Island

Government scientists have set out
to study the people of an island OF
northwest Alaska, which has never
been visited by scientists.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02
DIPPING INTO
SCIENCE
Plants Digestive Functions

The green colOring matter OF
plants called chlOrophyll acts
much the same as the gastric
juice on the food we eat. d.
costing the carbonic acid abb
sorbed by the leaves of the
plant, IT separates the oxygen
from the carbon, throws off the
oxygen, and the carbon, which.
mixed with water, forms the
starch so necessary to plant
life.
(0. 1928. western Newspaper Union.)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02
Get Hin, and Keep Hin,

Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman, head
of the United States Women's clubs,
advises girls to get married, then
make as much effort to keep husbands
interested as if they were strangers.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02

tn. stadium tablets on Information
compiled by the Greensboro public
library.
Pegram's will be taken from the
tablet, and the name of another Gull
ford soldier who died In the war, and
news o. whose death did not reach
the veterans organization until after
the stadium was built, will be inserted
In its place.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02
StoD the Pain.

The hurt of burn or a cut stops when
Coles Carbolisalve is applied 1t heals
all druggists. or send SOC to The ]. w.
Cole Co.. Rockford. IlL-Advertisement
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02
Discord in Homes

The statement is made on good au-
thority that there are 100000 pianos
In the homes of this country and 80
per cent of them are out of tune
Exchange.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02

More earthquake upheavals orig
mate in the deeps off the Aleutian is
lands than in any other part of the
world.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02

part of the governments aid to the
ex-soldier and his family, the Red
Cross and the American Legion had
been trying for year to get Pegram's
father and mother to apply for the
benefit to which they would have
been entitled If their son had been
dead.
Pegram said his father and mother
had been receiving letters from Miss
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02
Fourteen Dukes of York

Since the title of duke of York was
created by Edward LII for one Of his
sons, there have been IA holders of
the title.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02

An attractive coat for both after
noon and evening wear is worn by
Helen Costello, Warner Bros. star. 1t
is made of cocoa ermine and trimmed
with white ermine, and fits loosely
enough so that it can be worn COM
fortably over a bouffant dress. With
it is worn a smart evening hat of
green georgette and green georgette
scarf
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02
,W1iGtGHEIZE

The average mar
rfed man attributes
his successes to
himself and his
failures to his wife.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02
Glass

fashionable wedding, ehr'
San expert br0adcaster has been
retained. COurier-Journal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02
Millions for "MoUies"

1t is estimated that more than $780,
100000 is taken In by the box offices
of motion picture theaters in one year,
In the United States and Canada.
The total yearly receipts throughout
the world exceed S1,OO0.O0O,OOO.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-02
THE GOVERNMENT USED
MILLIONS OF POUNDS

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sion Best equipped and most modern barber coll
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favored plums. peach. apple. Hardy. cheap.
Cstalog. Vikis Nurseries. Lonsdaie. MINI.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
KELLY |SL.EAOER
OF VOCAL CHORUS
Cincinnati Club Rated Likely
to Talk Itself Into
Place Near Top.
BY BRIAN BELL.

AsS61tafP'i Ffp@A sports NFtt"F.
ORLANDO. Fla. March l3.-The
Cincinnati Reds may talk themselves
into a position somewhere near the
front of the National League stage. il
their lungs hold out the Redlcgs train
ing at Orlando will be the chatter
boxes of the circuit when serious play
begins.
Tall George Kelly, scampering about
first base like a gay gazele. is the mag
pie of the infeld with heavy vocal sup
port from CritZ, Ford and Dresser. and
Roy Kolp is not called Windy" because
he Is a pitcher with fair stuff and a
lot Of courage.
The Reds think they will be in the
pennant hunt and do not mind saying
so. No drastic changes have been made
In the personnel since last season. but
there Is every 'ndication that the team
will get .5e.tst Start San was the case
year ago.
Hughie Critz was nut G-ro-y :-ose
present at the training camp las jea-
son. and Kelly. of whom much was
expected. reported with an appendix
acting up. which finally threw him down
in Philadelphia and sent him to hos
pital the day Lindbergh landed in
Paris.
RNOio AJhHAt' SuUdb btttldt
another late-comer of the 1927 season
reported early in 1923 and soon rounded
into shape.
Infield Jobs Assigned.
The infield will start with Kelly al
first, Critz playing second, Ford sta
toned at short and Dresser assigned
to third. Wally Pipp will play first
base on occasion and Pittenger ano
Jack White. the former Fordham in
fielder. probably will make up the re.
serves. although Emmett McCann, who
had trials with the Athletics and
Washington, has played we'll in the
Spring.
Manager Hendricks does not know
what he will do about the outfield, al:
though two Of the positions are almost
sure to go to the tried Curtis Walker
and sensational young Ethan Allen
who Joined the Reds last season with
out minor league experience and
showed that he did not need II.
Kid Purdy. who reported TO the
Reds from Seattle last year and made
a deep impression before he was in
jured. Is fighting for a place. as is his
former Seattle teammate. Marty Gal
laghan. Rube Bressler. the converted
pitcher, who Is dangerous right
handed batsman. found himself at odd:
with the management and probably will
see one OF the youngsters take his place
in left field. according to Manager
Hendricks. who will do the assigning
Bill Zitzmann. of last years outfit. i;
another available
Good Pitchers Held Over.
The Reds brought over a number ol
first-string pitchers from last season
including Eppa Rixey. Red Lucas. jake
May. Adolfo Luque Pete Donohue. Car
Mays and Ray Kolp. Beckman. whc
Joined the team last year. and Jablo.
nowski. recalled from Hartford. arc bid
ding for places.
Big Jun Edwards with several years
experience in the American League Il
help him along. was drafted from Scat
tie and seems 10 be in good position
Evening star., 1928-03-13
CONCANNON SCORES
TO VACATE CELLAR

CHICAGO. March 13 tP).-Erwin
Rudolph of Chicago, one OF the two
unbeaten contenders In The national
pocket billiards tourney drew Joseph
Concannon of Washington. a ninth
place entry. for Rudolph's fifth match
today in the round robin competition.
Ralph Greenleaf of Philadelphia. who
like Rudolph once wore the national
title. drew Onofrio Lauri for his oppo-
ncnt. Greenleaf has been beaten once.
Frank Taberski of Schenectady, the
present champion. who shares with Ru-
dolph the undefeated status, was grant,
ed a day off by the draw. The other
two matches on today's pairines we're
Harry Wood of Duluth VS.. Harry Os-
valid of Pittsburgh. and Pasquale Ma
talie Of Baltimore VS.. Andrew PonZi of
Philadelphia.
Lengthy games with lots of safety-play
were the rule yesterday Concannon
and Oswald played "a safeties In their
match, in which Concannon broke out
Of the cellar place Even Taberski was
extended TO win over Oswald. 125 to
l0S. in the last game last night.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
enbee Backward Training Must Hustle Reds Be Strong
HOREMANS TAKES FIRST
BLOCK FROM SCHAEFER

SAN FRANCISCO. March l3 P,.--
A table that did not seem level and a
rcd ball which apparently did not roll
true at times handicapped Edouard
Horemans, challenger. and Jacob
Schaefer. title holder. In the opening
round of their 1872 balkline billiard
match for the worlds championship
here last night.
Horemans won 800 to :93 when he
went out III the eight inning with an
uncompleted run Of 81.
Horemans also had trouble with tho
carpet. He said 1t slipped under his
foot as he was attempting difficult
shots He made a high run of lS4 In
the fifth inning. while Schaefer's best
total was 50 In the seventh.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
DRIVE FOR 0LYMPlCS
FUND BOOMING HERE

Under direction Of Maj, Gen. Anton
ftephsn. chairman. the drive for $4,000:
Wafhinzton's quota toward expenses OF
Tinted States athletes in the Olynpics
~ Amsterdam next August, Is now ufl-
der vsy in earnest The campaign VII
tlcse May !
Robert v Fleming. president of Riggs
Rational Bank. who is treasurer Of the
committee and Is receiving all conuibl.
t.cns. has announced snnstantial
amount already in hand.
In urging support OF the drive Gen,
fIepnsn points out that II the United
sgGsae. is W be- S0rtnily represented In
The Olympic contests It's athletes must
be well provided for.
A meeting Of the Olympic committee
is 10 be held tomorrow afternoon al 2
sc< >s IN" City Cub when plans
FIR pushing the drive viii be coflsid-
Evening star., 1928-03-13

to stage comeback. Ken Ash, from
the Virginia League, and Alius Sweeney.
late of the Orlando club, would have q
good chance to remain with club less
plentifully supplied with pitching skill.
The catching will be done in greatest
bulk by Capt. Bubbles Hargrave. assist
ed by Val Picinich and Clyde Sukeforth
Manager Jack Hendricks Is well
pleased. he says. that the experts" arc
dismissing his team with scant consid-
Grafton. while looking with more appre-
ciative eyes at the prospects Of the
Pirates. Cardinals. Cubs and Giants.
The White-haired manager of the Flam-
ing Reds has convinced himself and his
players that Cincinnati will make a big
splash In the National League puddle.
All he has to do now is convince the
other clubs.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
SIX "MUSHERS" ENTERED
IN DERBY CHAMPIONSHIP

THE PAS. Manitoba. March l3 tP,.
Six internationally known "mushers'
are seeking the championship in the
eleventh annual three-day derby of the
Pas Dog Derby Association. starting
today.
Emile ST. Goddard Of the Pas, with
his team of seven hounds, was the IA
vOrite 10 repeat previous victories.
Other entrants were Leo st. Goddard,
Earl Bridges and Harry Kle-sky. all of
the Pas. and Sam Pranteau and Solo
mon Cook Of Grand Rapids. Mich.
The race is l20-mile affair spread
over the three days. Five 8-mile laps
will be run each day.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
PARE KEEPS TITLE
IN WESTERN EVENT

CINCINNATI. Ohio. March l3 Up
Emmet Pare Of Chicago retained his
title as Western indoor tennis champion
when he defeated Muir Rogers of KAN
sas City in the final match, IS, 6-4.
l3-Ii.
Pare played steady. consistent tennis
and worked with effect against Rogers
backhand
Clara Louise Zinke. Cincinnati. easily
retained the women's title by defeating
Ruth Oexman Of Cincinnati, 60, 6-3.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

ORLANDO. Fla, 'fsrch IL H')f~~
Jack Hendricks. manager Of the Gin
cinnati Reds. has announced he will
keep all SIX Of his outflelders and also
will carry SIX infielders this season.
The outfleiders are Allen. purdy, Call
laghan. Walker, Z!tZmann and Bressler
Eressier has not signed his contract.
Hendricks said the sixth inficld place
would rest between WalIy pipp and
Johnny White The other infieldcrs are
Kelly. critz, Ford, Dresser and Pitten.
ger.
Pitcher Carl Mays has signed hi'
contract.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
NORTHERN JUNIORS
WOULD MERGE MINES

Pop Hessler. former manager of the
Northern A. c. base joall team. and last
season pilot OF Junior Order diamond
ers. plans to combine the outstanding
talent Of these two teams and put a
contender for the unlimited title on the
field this Summer.
ALI players who have performed under
Pops guidance are requested tn attend
a meeting Friday night at his home
1904 Park place. at g O'Clock,
Manhsttans. one of the leading JUNO,
teams OF the city last season. have
graduated to senior ranks. All players
will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the
home OF Paul Jarman. 1929 C stree;
northeast. Johnny Wade is anxious tc
get in touch with Allen Duval. Man.
hattan's roster includes Duval. WadH
Stone. Reid Ware. p .Jarman. Rice. r
Jarman. Richards. Farley Miller. God
dard. Brown. Kelser. Thomas. Hancock
and ODonnell.
Bonds diamond team will have p ca
pable mound s'afT. including Babe
Ciapper. Horace Duffy and Dick Finch
Clapner Is attending George Washing
ton University. Duffy formerly starred
for Central High. and Finch is well
KNOWN I'D uIlliIIliteU HhIAiot lhttS'
TT. Keane Seniors will welcome any
smateur talent tomorrow nighf. when
they meet at the home OF Tony Bur-
rlIto. AIT Second street. al O'Clock.
Lafayettes are scheduled to meet. to-
morrow night at T'3n o'clock al the
home of Manager Ma Ch"scldine. 1907
Thirteenth street southeast.
Following a neetiny at the home oi
Manager Don Crist Saturday night al
7:30 o'clock. Coiieeian diamondcrs will
nractice Sunday morning at st. Paul's
Academy diamond ct III o'clock.
Providence A. e. nlavers and candi-
dates will meet THURSDAY night at
o'clock at Io3 r street southeast. l.
Crawford r;rogan Langley. S'u1ms
Hugi1es. O'Donneli. n. Crawford. Grove
Day and Keller are asked TO attend.
Sam Rice Juniors have elected the
following officers: C. W"nzel nresident
IL Raf.~rv, secretary: n Brav. treasurer
" Rnb"rtSon business rnanager; %
Thompson. manager. and c. Wood cap
tain.
MARYLAND A. e. diamonders arc s"h"d-
MED 10 rN"et Sunday. Call Capitol
Heights 300 to book games.
Manager n. A. WaIkcr of Handlef
A. c.. At Co'umh,a 34Rs-J. would like tr
hear from tn" following and ali nth~,
candidates. r. Hadn~s, NJ Iatimer, q
phinos. Oroean w Martin r, n. Brown
/ Epstein and Stewart.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
KENNEL CLUB PLANNING
TO REORGANlZE FRIDAY

Reorganization of Washington Ken
mel Club is planned at a meeting TO
be held Friday night at 8 o'clock. at
Wardman Park Hotel. The club has
been inactive the past two years.
Offlcers will be elected and a new
set of bylaws probably will be adopted
A bench show In May is being con-
sidered by tho club.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
rss--essls,ssas1eH
White .EOx llroD Two.

SHREVEPORT. La. March l3 R) .~~
Sergt. Rubber Arm" George Connally.
who has had much better luck with the
Chicago White Sox as a relief pitcher
than as a starting tWirler. was picked
IN ooen the second training trip game
Of the Sox today against the Shreve-
port Texas I4eaguers.
Roy Wilson, San Antonio lefthander,
was down for The next turn and the
Evening star., 1928-03-13

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March Is Hp' ~~
Dctr0it's recruit pitchers after tests
under FIRE In two exhibition games WIN
Minneapolis are due for some sim
practice sessions,
Billings. Smith. Teachout. Hubbeli
and Newman worked against the MIN"
ers and did not do so we'll. In Two
innings Hnbbell walked two battefs and
hit two others The others performed
similarly.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
LYONS, SCHOOL TWIRLER,
MAY LAND JOB WITH AS

two Sox mound aces. AL Thomas and
Ted Lyons. were ready for three innings
apiece either In this game or tomor-
rows. A Today invasion OF Texas
starts Thursday.
Floyd Daugherty. former University
of Illinois catcher. and Charles Keller.
Corpus Christi receiver. have been re-
leased
Evening star., 1928-03-13

BRADENTON. Fla, March i3 A').--
1t never rains but II pours at the Bos-
ton Red Sox camp here. A heavy show.
er yesterday held promise Of layoff
for the hard working Sox. but just
about then Manager Carrigan decided
In favor OF flood OF advice and for
two hours he held skull practice
II they absorbed everything that Bill
had TO say there will be mighty few
errors chargeable to the Sox in 1929
Evening star., 1928-03-13
phils Tune Tn for Game

WRITER HAVEN. FLA. March -
m The phiilies were ordered IN re-
port today for a morning workout pre-
parstory IN engaging the ST. Louis
Cardinals in the afternoon
Manager S1GttGn adopted this plan
because his charges have been idle for
two days. There was no work Sunday,
Evening star., 1928-03-13
Hornsby Outshines Ruth.
Cubs Strong at Second.

AVALON, Catalina Island Calf,
March I3 tPj.-~Untii the next competi-
ton. with Portland Pacific Coast
Lesguers Thursday. the Chicago Cubs
viii continue their two-a- day workouts
10 give Manager Mccarthy further
light on his infield problem.
Second and third base each has two
strong candidates. and all four may be
carried for while, as Mccarthy has
announced he will keep six infielders,
Grimm at frs and English a, short In
cluded.
The work Of "Sn;pe" Hansen, recruit
pitcher. In the two week end games
with Coast League teams was a sur
prise to Mccarthy Hansen seemed 10
like 10 get men on bases and then force
The next batter 10 send up an easy pop
Az
Evening star., 1928-03-13

LONDON. March i3 CP1.-Russell
Whalen. American welterweigflt, OUT
pointed the Italian champion. Fara-
nullini, in IS rounds here last night.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
Lots Of Toll for Robins.

Lots Of Toll for Robins.
CLEARWATER, Fla. March l3 LP).
-Brooklyn's Robins now are convinced
that Wilbert Robinson was in earnest
when he said he was going to do every
thing he could to put winning team
in the National League race this season.
Nothing daunted by heavy rain
that left the Robins park quagmire.
Robinson put his charges through a
hard three hour drill yesterday. Two
hours OF batting practice were followed
by another 60 minutes OF work afield.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
Browns Play Reds.

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. March IS
Gp) Manager Dan Howley OF the ST
Louis Browns named Walter Beck. the
tall righthand pitcher. and big jim
Wright to work against the Cincinnati
Reds at Orlando In the FIRST OF two-
game exhibition series there today,
HowIey took "a players with him
when the squad left for the Reds camp.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

Manager II. A. WaIker Of Handle"
A. c.. At Columbia 34Rs-J. would like tn
hear from tn" following apd aii nih~r
candidates.: u. Hadn~s, NJ. Ia'in1~r, q
phinos, Oroean w Martin. r r. Brown
Epstein and Stewart
Evening star., 1928-03-13
GIANTS TWIRLINC LIKELY
TO- BE BETTER THIS YEAR

and yesterday the team motored 10
Avon Park to meet the Cardinals, but
rain forced a poStponement
Evening star., 1928-03-13
Indian Rookie Undecided.

NEW ORLEANS. March l3 Pl.--
Glenn Bolton. Cleveland Indian rookie.
may have TO spend this year In the
minors. because he can't decide what
position he wants TO play. He reported
TO the Tribe regarded as brilliant
southpaw pitching prospect. but MS
success with the bat has given MIN
visions OF annexing a berth at first or
In the outflcld.
Manager Peckinpaugh has asked Boi-
ton TO make up his mind which posi-
ton he wants to fight for In final
tryout Peck has given his personal at
tention In the fine points OF playing
shortstop to Jonah Goldman, formerly
Of Syracuse University.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

T~oRT MYERS. Fla, March 10 [Ap,.
- Johnny Lyons. Philadelphia
high school athlete. probably
/ has won a berth Oh the pitching
staff OF Connie Mack's Athletics.
Manager Mack plans to carry 10
pitchers through the season. He al
ready has definitely selected eight
Lyons has very good chance"
Mack said today He has the stuff,
plays base ball all the time and ecr-
tainly possesses the physique. He looks
better every time he steps to the
mound" -
Yanks Lose Brief Game.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March l3
ND.-The New York Yankees were sor-
rowing today over 3-to-i trimming
they took from the ferocious Braves of
Boston yesterday. but insisting at the
same time that had Jupe Pluvius held
of an inning or so they would have
started of their exhibition schedule
with a victory.
The game was halted In the sixth
with three Yanks cluttering the bases
one out and Gehrig up.
Babe Ruth got one hit despite the
fact that sunburned neck forced him
to resort 10 pink ncckpiece for pro-
lection.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

By the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March l3--
There seems to be some basis for
the belief that the New York
~ Giants are going to get better
pitching this year than they did
last
Ben Cantwell and Tiny Chaplin stood
the Jacksonville League club batters
on their heads yesterday and shut out
the natives. to 0, allowing only five
hits between them.
It marked the second of the three
exhibition games the Giants have
played in which the opposition failed to
score.
II the rest of the rockies can do as
well it seems John McGraw is going
to have a tough time deciding who
OF his hurlers are to 60 into the sticks
for further seasoning.
PASO ROBLES. Calf. March l3 tE)
Final instructions were TO be given
the Pittsburgh Pirates today by Man
ager DOME Bush before breaking train
ing camp Thursday.
The first squad will leave then for
Monterey. where they will play the San
Francisco Seals Friday.
Barnhart. Wright. Grantham. Tray
nor ana the W1neT OOyH MT nara ana
regularly during snappy batting prac-
/ tice yesterday.
| Test for Card Pitchers.
AVON PARK. Fla. March 13 UP1.--
Rained out yesterday. the ST. Louis
Cardinals and the Phillies had the
promise of better weather today for
their training season game at Winter
! Haven.
Manager McKechnie OF the Cardinals
was particularly anxious 10 observe
John Berry, Hal Smith and Al Grabow-
ski, recruit pitchers. who have shown
well so far. Three innings for each
was his program In todays game.
Hornsby Outshines Ruth.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March l3
PD.-The seasons first opportunity for
comparison between two OF base balls
stellar figures resulted in favor Of the
Boston Braves peerless Rogers Hornsby
TO the disadvantage OF George Herman
Ruth. in the belief of the Rajah's bat
ling mates here.
The two met on the diamond yes
terday. when the Braves took the Yanks
into camp. The Braves captain scored
single, bunt and a strikeout TO Offset
Babes single, base on balls and strike
out.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

MARYLAND A. e. diamonders arc sch"d-
MED 10 rN"et Sunday. Call Capitol
Heights 900 To book games
Evening star., 1928-03-13

Harry o o
Detro; Ken WIIams transit red TO Boston Anerica
Evening star., 1928-03-13

Sar Rice Juniors have elected the
following officers: C. W"nzrl. president,
II Raft"rv. secretsry n Brav treasurer
" Rob"rtson, business rnanager; %,
Thompson. manager. and c. Wood. cap
tain.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-30
LOCAL COLLEGE
WILL MOVE TO
NEW LOCATION
Capital Commercial College
to Move to Eppinger Build.
ing During Weekend

The Capital Commercial College,
now located in the Lucas building,
will be moved during the weekend
beginning Friday and will be estab-
lished in its new location in the
Eppinger building ready to begin
the summer term of the college
Monday, according to Professor r.
E. Jack, principal of the college.
The new location will give the
college floor space 25 by 1872 feet,
divided into six rooms, making room
for more than 300 students. The
new location will be fitted up for
the specific college purposes.
The college was first established
in Bismarck in the Dahl building.
October 1, 1924, shortly afterward
moving to it's present location in the
Lucas building. The school now has
a faculty of three members, Pro-
fessor Jack, Mrs. f. F. Tre2p and
Mrs. L. DeRochford. Training
offered by the institution fits stu
dents to become commercial teach
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-30

gen, who has purchased an exclusiv,
ready-to-wear store in Winona, viii
leave for that city later in the sum.
mer.
DR.. and Mrs. L. G. Smith have
hao as their guests during the last
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lush, Mr..
and Mrs. William Lansdowne and
their families from Minot, and MIR.
and Mrs. E. f. Dickinson CT New
Rockford.
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. H. Hagen and
son, Keith, Of Hannaford, who have
been guests at the home Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. L. ]. Casper, left Monday for
their home.
Miss Mary Hunt of this city un-
derwent an operation Tuesday at the
Deaconess hospital.
States Attorney and Mrs. c. =.
kelsch and little daughter, Jean,
have returned from a vacation trip
to points in South Dakota.