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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-22
Hazel Grove
BY MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE

Ray Hazelgrove was in Tuttle Mon
day and also Wednesday.
Frank Gray was in Tuttle Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
son Harold were dinner guests at Ray
Hazlegroves Thursday.
Bert Glanville was in Wing Mon
day.
A mistake was made last week as
Owen Mcintyre we understand was
not in the hospital at all nor to Bis
marck. He was doctoring with DR..
Tinker at Goodrich.
Jack Stewart and son Roy were
callers Thursday evening at the Harry
Ulfers home on business.
Fred Wagner was in Tuttle We'd
nesday.
Bruce Virgin was a business caller
in Tuttle Wednesday.
Harry Ulfers went to Tuttle We'd
nesday after more plaster. Chris
Stolner has been plastering Harrys
house across the road where Sam
Steiglemeryer lives.
Ben Hamburg and two children
were callers at Ray Hazlegroves Fri
day morning.
Ray Hazlegrove and Ben Hamburg
called at Harry Ulfers Friday.
Ed Wagner was business caller in
Wing Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray called
at the Hazlegrove farm Friday.
Ray Hazlegrove called at Ben Khan
burgs and Ed Cloudes Friday.
Miss Opal Gray spent the week
end with her parents north of futile
Will Harry was in Tuttle on bust
ness Wednesday,.
Dave johnson and Ed Cloude and
SON Ormer were In Goodrich on bus
mess Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
son Harold were business callers In
Goodrich one day this week.
Emil Sattler and Melvin Webster
called at Ray Hazlegroves for their
mail Friday.
Irwin Sattler and Walter Stiegle-
meyer and another young man called
at Emil Sattlers Saturday and on
their way home had to stop at Ray
HazlegroveS for water for the car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Steward and
daughter Adrain and son Jackie were
in Tuttle Saturday.
Elmer Perry called Saturday at
Frank Grays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were
guests Saturday evening at the
Frank Gray home.
Emil Sattler was a supper guest at
Ray Hazlcgroves Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers were
Sunday evening callers at Ray Halle
groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wahl and
little daughter were guests Sunday at
Emil Sattlers. They are cousins of
Mrs. Emil Sattler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thieling and
family attended Sunday school at
Pleasant Hill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers also at
tended Sunday school at Pleasant
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Ochieaner and
family were guest Sunday evening at
Emil Sattler's.
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Welch's Spur


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rittel called at
the Robt. WEIGH home Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Bates also called.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Doppler sold turkeys in
Bismarck Monday.
Earl Snyder and son Ralph helped
pick turkeys at the Dirlam farm
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Dirlam mo-
tored to Bismarck In the evening.
Bible classes were held at Boyd
school No. instead Of at Mrs. Boyd's
this week on account OF the illness of
little Janette Stewart. who boards
with Mrs. Boyd and goes to school.
Mrs. A. d. WEIGH and little grand
daughter Edith Marie called at the
Robt. and John WEIGH homes We'd
nesday morning.
Ed Doppler and Robt. WEIGH called
at the Chester Boyd home Wednes-
day morning.
Several Of the Presbyterian ladies
and many Of the children and teach
ers practiced q Christmas program
which will be given at the Stewards
dale church the 22nd Of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH assisted
MIR. and Mrs. A. D. WEIGH In picking
turkeys Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam mo-
tored to Bismarck Friday. Mrs. Dir
lam sold some chickens.
Robt. WEIGH, Chas. Mallard. John
WEIGH, Ed. Doppler and son Law
renee, Oliver WEIGH. Chas. Snyder
and Mr.. Brown and Mrs. Ives were
Bismarck callers Saturday.
Amos Robidou called at the Snyder
home Saturday.
Otto Dorman bought q new hog
house this week.
Robt. WEIGH called at the Doppler
and Oliver WEIGH homes Sunday.
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Mckenzie
Ey MRS J. b. SWANICk

Miss Esther Cedcrstrom returned
from Taylor, N. D, Tuesday. to spend
tn Christmas vacation at her home
north of town.
Miss Bertha Moses, our primary
teacher, is confined to her room with
an attack of flu.
The Christmas program being put
on by the school has been postponed
on account of SO much sickness.
Mesdames Turner. b. F. Coons and
T. G. Coons entertained at cards In
the hall Saturday
The Northern -ower g. Light COM
pany are busy wiring the town for
lights.
A travelling show troupe gave a
performance in the hall Tuesday
night.
The sale at the Gust Sack farm
Tuesday was we'll attended, and
everything sold well.
MIR. and Mrs. L. E. Heaton, ST., re-
turned Monday from Bismarck, where
Mr.. Heaton has been on jury duty.
Geo. Watson. j. B. Swanick and L.
E. Heaton are confined to their
homes with flu.
j. G. O'Berg of the Winston-N New
ell company, Bismarck, was business
visitor In town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Hamblin of
Wisconsin, have rented one of the
Goodrich farms.
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Ghylin


A. j. Krause was q Bismarck caller
Monday. Mrs. krause didn't return
with him.
Barney Fisher. Marvin Aim. Oscar
Landerholm and son, Art, and Misses
Hilda and Ella Krause were Bismarck
and Mandan callers Saturday evening.
Wilbur Noon was a caller at the
Nels Aim home Sunday.
A. B. Fisher and Marvin Aim were
callers at the A. j. Krause home
Sunday.
Marvin Aim spent the weekend at
his home near Regain. He accom-
panied Barney Fisher and Hilda and
Ella Krause home from Bismarck.
Mr.. Anderson was q caller In Bis
marck Saturday.
John Zelmer was a caller at the
A. j. Krause home Monday.
Adolf Krause was a caller at the
A. j. krause home Sunday.
Barney Fisher. Marvin Aim, Hilda
and Ella Krause were Wilton callers
Sunday evening.
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Garfield


A large crowd attended the p. T. A.
meeting held at the Garfield shcOOl
Friday. The following program was
given: America, by audience; recita-
ton by Mrs. Kuehl; Thanatopsis, Mrs.
Joe Keller; humorous sayings, Mrs.
Ghylin. A baseball game, Mrs. Jor-
dahl: Arkansaw traveller, Arthur Nc
Coy: accordian music, Roy Walker:
musical selection, Arthur Mccoy and
Ernest Bailey. 1t was also decided
that in three weeks the p. T. A. will
have a pie social with money used to
buy dishes.
A large crowd attended the meeting
at the Garfield school Saturday. 1t
was decided by a majority of votes
that teacherage should be built this
winter since the old teacherage is now
used as classroom. It is to be built
bungalow style 10 o. Alvin Ghylin
was hired as main carpenter.
MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Jordahl were
callers at E. Williams Sunday
Callers at the A. F. Ghylin home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs Joe Keifer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins and
family.
Mrs. Ole Olson spent the weekend
with her daughter and son-in-law
and MIR. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin.
A large crowd attended the birth
day surprise party at the John Howe
home Saturday evening in honor of
Mrs. Howe. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Taylor and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wilkinson and son.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. Lundberg and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and son
George and Ira Bailey. Dee and Ern-
est Bailey, Violet, Fred, Oscar and
Mrs. Ole Olson and Burnett Jacobson
At the close Of the evening a luncheon
was served by the hostesses, Mrs. H.
Swanson and Clarice Howe.
Ladies Aid will be held at the s. L.
Jordahl home Thursday, December q.
On December 80 Rev. Christ of Will
ton will conduct services at the Cam
field schoolhouse at 2:30 p. M, Sun
day school will begin at 1870 p. m. on
this day, with election of officers pre-
ceding on Sunday. December %. On
Dec. "a the Sunday school has
planned % present Christmas pro-
gram at the schoolh0use at 7:3O p. M
There will be no Christmas tree but
everyone is asked to help with the
program. Prepsre something. as there
will. be no time for rehearsals. Every
lady is asked to. bring home made
candy.
The Klevijords, have curtained Oft
part Of one schoolroom for teachers
living room until the teacherage is
built.
Matt Strand is visiting at the A.
Strand home.
Ed RaSche and the state veterinar-
ian were business callers in this COM
munity Monday.
John Howe is plastering the A. F..
Ghylin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. G. Taylor and Mrs. John
Howe were Bismarck business callers
Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Patten,
q baby girl. Weighing 10 pounds. FRI
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Hazelton
BY ELEANOR LANDsBERGER

During the past week there has
been a great deal Of sickness In this
vicinity. A mild epidemic Of flu Is
going around. Due to this fact. the
local school was closed last Friday
until after the holiday season. Sew
eral members Of the faculty and Q
great many students were on the sick
list.
James Andrus, who is attending the
University at Grand Forks. arrived
In Hazelton Saturday evening to
spend some time with friends.
Mrs. Joe Wohlman, Mrs. Carl
Kurtz, Marjorie Kurtz and Helen
Wohlman motored to Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lesher Of Brad
dock took In the movie at Zirbe's
theatre Saturday evening.
Miss Rachel Lenhart, accompanied
by q party Of her friends, drove to
Linton Sunday.
The six-month- baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Richmond passed away
Saturday evening, the cause Of its
death being pneumonia. The Hazel
ton community greatly smypathizes
with the parents In the loss OF their
dear one.
Due to the fact that the majority
of the high school basketball team
were victims Of the flu. the game
that was scheduled with st. Mary's
for last Friday night was called of.
It will be played shortly after New
Years.
Miss Mildred Mcdonnell accom-
panied Mr.. and MRS. Virgil Stidman
to Bismarck Friday evening. remain
ing over until Saturday evening shop
ping and visiting.
The Misses Barley. MCGEE, john
son, Gerber, Hage, and Grotberg,
teachers in the local school. left Sat-
urday for their respective homes for
the holidays.
Rev. Father Schweitzer spent sew
eral days with Father Weber at Lin
ton last week.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Floyd Miller ct their home east Of
Hazelton, Saturday. December is.
Sheldon Yeater, who has been q pa
tient at the st. Alexius hospital In
Bismarck, is reported as recovering
rapidly.
The Andrew sieber family moved
to their new home at Menoken the
first Of the week. Mr.. sieber has re-
ceived permanent position on the
main line.
Rabbit hunting is the favorite sport
in this community nowadays. A truck
sent down by the Bismarck Hide and
Fur Co., the first Of the week, picked
up 200 rabbits at the Kalberer Bros.
farm, and also other farms in the Vi
cinity.
H. A. Armstrong has been on the
sick list. having q mild case Of the
flu.
The Joe Prefontaine family visited
at the j. B. Landberger home Sunday
afternoon.
Mall Carrier Vic Becthle was sick
In bed with the flu several days last
week.
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and Mrs. Olson left for Moffit at
once. where they will remain until
after the funeral Tuesday. Sympathy
Is extended to The family.
Ole Slaatenhus was caller at the
Albert Christensen home Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schoon mo-
tored to Bismarck the first part of
the week.
II. A. Smith and Albert Christensen
were business callers at Bismarck
Tuesday.
Several neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Olson attended the funeral of
Mrs. Olson's father, Mr.. Bentz, Of
Moffit, Tuesday.
Miss Vivian Shoffer was a Sunday
night visitor at the A. r. Rasvelt
home.
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NEWS OF OUR NECHBORS

burnt up in the Rupp han where the
Farmers Union held q dance.
The Christmas program in Trygg
school No. !, where Gladys Rue
teaches, Is planned for Christmas
evening, Monday night, the 2lth, UNI
less something interferes such as
sickness.
The veterinary came around Friday
again to see II any Of the stock he
tested had tuberculosis but he has
not found any yet.
@. +. Nelson was q caller 1t the
Carl johnson home Monday morn
ing where he took . load Of oats to
Martin Bourgeois. near the river. Mr..
johnson rents Mr.. Bourgeois farm.
Mrs. A. Kruger. John and Elsie.
motored to Bismarck Saturday look
ing after business interests. They
also went to Mandan to sell their
products.
Mr.. and Mrs. George whitted and
family made . trip to Bismarck Sat-
urday to do some shopping.
Lawrence Madland returned re-
Gently from = trip to Chicago where
he attended the livestock show and
visited with Mrs. Madland's parents
at Aurora. Ill. He went by train, &C.
companied by Mr.. Mccormack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin 9pangberg and
Violet motored to Bismarck Saturday
attending to business matters.
Mrs. A. Kruger. John and Elsie,
were guests sunday at the G. r. Mel.
son home.
A family moved to the David
Trygg farm recently who rented the
place and ran his engine last fall. We
hear MIR. Trygg and family will move
to Bismarck to make their future
home after New Years.
We hear parties across the river
purchased six quarters Of land In
Trygg township for 81 an acre and
intend to build and move up here in
the spring or summer.
Frank johnson from Wilton was
caller ct the G. F. Nelson home
Friday night.
Alec Anderson caught coyote and
q mink last week near his place.
Quite number are shooting rabbits
and some are trapping.
Local folks heard from Charlie
Reynolds and Guy Summers, who left
recently by car for the south, that
they broke their car down near Fargo
and were delayed q few days there
till they got the car repaired.
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Wild Rose


Mrs. Ernest saville and sons Frank
and Fred were shopping In Bismarck
Monday.
Marvin Swanson was In Bismarck
several days last week having some
dental work done.
Miss Lily Stirling. who teaches ut
Dana. stayed nights last week with
her sister, Miss Lali Stirling teacher
Of school No. I, who had light case
Of the flu the fore part Of the week.
but has taken up her school work
again.
Mrs. w. H. Brownawell spent sew
eral days at Moffit last week with
her son Howard and wife, who were
both confined to their beds with the
flu at the same time. but are up and
around again.
s. H. Drum Of Lytton, Iowa, Is look
Ing after his farming interests here
for few days.
Misses Avis Carlisle and Helen
Brownawell, who had mild attacks OF
the flu in Bismarck, have returned
to their office work again.
A number OF farmers here mar
keted turkeys last week for the
Christmas market.
Lee Saville, who has been quite i'll
for couple OF weeks, returned to his
high school work again In Braddock.
John Elias Of Mckenzie was
through here last week dispensing
household necessities.
Miss Lillian Peterson. who took first
place in the Girls Sewing club. spent
last week in Fargo attending the All
convention.
A number Of our young people at
tended the dance at Sterling Friday
evening and had the usual good time.
Clarence Smith and Miss Esther
Benz from Moffit neighborhood made
. short call on friends here Sunday
evening.
Little Annette Gooding is suffer-
ing with severe cold at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brownawell
made business trip to Bismarck
Thursday.
Rev. Walanious from Red Lodge
Montana. held church services ct the
Gust Hirvela home Sunday.
Misses Lila and Lily Stirling were
doing some Christmas shopping In
Braddock Saturday afternoon.
Lauritz Peterson, who has been
absent from school the past week
with the flu, Is considerably better.
Sam King Of Bismarck was down
last week attending to the duties Of
his office.
Henry Koenig. who has been visit
ing relatives in Montana several
weeks, returned last week.
James Exner. who won first place
with his calf at the Boys Calf club
last summer, attended the l-H con-
vention held in Fargo last week.
Miss Ada Saville is on the sick list
with the flu.
People here were shocked and
grieved Saturday to learn Of the
death Of Valentine Benz. the Grand
Old Man Of Moffit. who always had q
pleasant word OF good cheer to all
he came In contact with. He will be
greatly missed and mourned by his
relatives and q host Of friends. The
bereaved family have the sympathy
of this community.
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BY MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith motored
TO Steele Tuesday and called on their
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Carlson, and
children.
Those who enjoyed game of whist
at the Fannie Luyben home Wednes-
day evening were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Shaffer and daughter. Mrs. Harold
Hargrave, Mrs. Ingeberg Rassmusen
and son Sam.
H. A. Smith was a Bismarck and
Mandan caller Thursday. Mrs. Albert
Christensen and Miss Myrtle accom-
panied him to Bismarck.
Mrs. Ingeborg Rasmussen and son
Sam entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Melland Of Driscoll. Mrs. Harold Har-
grave and Miss Vivian Shaffer Thurs
day evening.
David McClelland Of Bismarck ar
rived on train No. 8 Thursday. to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christensen
until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson spent
Friday evening at the Ole Newlsnd
home.
Mrs. J. E. Sharp and Mrs. Ed Glib
son spent Friday evening at the AL
bert Christensen home.
Ernest and Willie Schoon. motored
to Bismarck the last Of the week.
Olof and Erling Olausen were Bis.
marck and Mandan callers Saturday.
3. F. Paslay and Nels Dronen were
transacting business at Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Alfred Olson called on Mark Kir-
shaw Sunday.
Fred Anderson was q caller at the
L. A. Slaatenhus home Sunday eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Paulsen and fam
lily called at the Christ Schoon home
Sunday evening.
Ernest and Tillie Schoou were call
ers at the Willie Olson home Sunday.
B. F. Paslay called at the Nels
Dronen farm on business Monday.
Mrs. Henry Olson received word
from Moffit Saturday morning Of the
death OF her father. Mr.. Bentz. Mr.
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By GLADYS g. NELSON

Lloyd Brown from Wilton was
through this territory taking q life
insurance agent around Monday from
jamestown.
A number OF farmers had their cat
tie tested Tuesday for tuberculosis by
the veterinary.
: Margaret Rue was an overnight
guest Tuesday at the Alec Anderson
home with Alviria.
Clarence Starr and Joe Marley Wis
tied Tuesday night at the M. A. Mel
son homo to listen to the radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rue and
family were guests ono night at the
Alec Anderson home listening to the
radio programs last week.
Alviria Anderson was IN overnight
guest Monday night at the Charlie
Rue home with Margaret.
John Anderson assisted In Install
Ing furnace In the basement Of
school No. last week.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Swan Swanson Is In q Bismarck hos.
pital and had an operation on her
heel. She Is q sister in-law to Mrs.
Nels Nelson hero and formerly from
this community. We wish her Z
speedy recovery.
The patrons from Trygg school No.
! have done their bit selling Christ.
mas seals for the help Of poor chill
dren with tuberculosis.
F. G. Nelson made q trip south Of
Bismarck Tuesday on local business.
Mrs. A. Kruger. John and Elsie Wis
tied Tuesday night at the Alec An
derson home to listen to the radio
programs.
Emil johnson motored to Bismarck
Wednesday and returned Thursday
where he attended to business mat
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Nelson. Billy
and Betty and Mrs. +. @. Nelson
made trip to Bismarck Thursday
where they had Billy and Betty vac
cinated.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. Nelson, oertie
and Gwendolyn. motored to Bismarck
Thursday and took some turkeys to
market and had some dental work
done.
Enos Straudemo motored to Bis
marck Thursday attending to busi-
ness interests.
o. J. Olson. the Rawleith agent
from Wilton. was caller ct the q. r.
Nelson homo Thursday attending to
matters pertaining to hts business.
Anton FiSher transacted business
In Bismarck Thursday.
Otto Swanson and John Resch had
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oay. december Is, at the Ira Bailey
lone.
Parney Strand. Homer Taylor and
Ole Olson were callers at the A. F.
Ghylin homo Monday evening.
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Morton Organizing
to Join Wool Pool

The plans Of the Burleigh county
wool pool to get sheep men of adlo1n-
ing counties in IS being talEen IN a
Morton county by E. q. NeWcomnr.
county agent. who Is planning q g.
ganize his area. The idea q e NIL
the county's wool, then merge the o.
ganization with tho Burleigh nal
The local Is operating someWaaot ln.
the nature Of merger With ~ $3.50
pool. having made that o9l
its sales agent last speing.
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YUKON NORTHBOUND HAS FAIR LISTING
 FUR ALASKA PORTS
FIRST TRIP OF BIG LINER MUM BIER OF MONTHS; SEWARD
 FOLK ON BOAT

SEATTLE, Feb. Il, (P)-The s. S. Yukon, of the A. S. S. Co.,, sailed at 3 o'clock this morning carrying 1856 pas sengers The Seward list of reserva- tions comprised Mr. and Mrs. J. L.. Hill, Gertrude Rody, Ann Morris, MT. and Mrs. F. N Hiester, Chas. Jenson, Jack Mitchler, MT. and Mrs. G. H. Green, Thos. P Aitkin, Peter Michol- off, R. l.. Hatcher, Capt. c. Wilkins, c. A. Welden, George Potter, Ralph Rivers, MT. and Mrs. L. McCready, Jfss. McKenery, Emil Harlacker, J. A. Denny, F. w. Christie, c. M Brokaw, Carl B. Eileson, s. F. Pinkham, J. E. Fitzgerald, N. w. Rice, S. M. Graef, F. M. Bockfinger, Robt. Carey, Jas. Pawlson, Mrs. Mclean, Jenny Gray, H. Dicks, R. J. Cameron, c. D. Muni- son, Olaf Waagen and three steerage
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e @ 6 6 TWO ALASKA PLANE COMPANIES MERGE SEATTLE, REPORTED
FAIRBANKS AND ANCHORAGE COMPANIES IN MERGER; TO
 RAISE CAPITAL

SEATTLE, Feb. Il. (P)-In an ef- fort to consolidate the two of the largest air lines in the interior of AL aska, 15 aviators and business men met and thrashed out questions.
 The meeting was called to order by K. L. Rabb promoter of Northern Av- iation. He outlined plan which calls for a combination of Anchorage and Fairbanks lines owing two trans portation ventures which Rabb said at the present time are being conn., pelled to reject additional business totalling more than S100,000 annually because of inadequate equipment.
 The group which included Lieut.. Ben Eileson, agreed to merger of the two lines. It is indicated that two representatives of the project will leave soon for New York to enlist eastern capital in the plan.
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NN5 NeB Nez5 NN5 TWELVE ARE KILLED IN STILL EXPLOSION EVERETT O|L PLANT
THIRTY lNJRED; FIRE STARTED IN OIL TANK FOLLOWING EX-
 PLoSloN

EVERETT, Mass, Feb. F. (F9 n At least eight men were killed and r,ore than 30 injured by an explo9io7 of several high pressure stills of the Deacon Hill Company.
 Fire started in an oil tank after the explosion but was brought under
 ] after hours of battling.
 Men were hurled into the air and the framework of the stills were twisted like straws. There were at least 100 men at work in the vicinity
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WIVES, CHILDREN KEEP FUTILE VIGIL
 MINE THRU NIGHT
HOPE FADING FOR A MINERS BE- LEVIED TO BE TRAPPED GOLD
 MINE

TIMMINS, Ontario, Feb. II. (P)-~ As the cage1in the shaft of the burn ing Hollinger Gold Mine made fruit less trips down the smoke laden entry way hope faded for the A men be- lieved to be trapped in the lower levels. Six bodies have been recov- cred.
 Through the long night wives and children of he imprisoned miners kept vigil at the mine head praying but each return of the empty car dim- med their hopes.
 The car was run up and down on the chance some of the men might win their way to the shaft, It is a possibility some of the A men made their way safely to the top of the tun- nel
 The most authentic report of the source of the blaze was that it started in a pile of rubbish on the 550-foot level