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their horses when they moved L
the farm near Wilton.
Mrs. Arndt received word from
Mr.. Arndt at Scobey, that they have
had quite q bit Of snow there.
Miss Hilda Krause will assist
Mrs. John Noon with housework.
Ella Krause is employed ut the E.
]. Engelbretson home.
Mrs. August Lundbcrg and son
Leonard were callers at the E. J.
Engelbretson home Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. krause ard
son August were Regan callers Tues
day.
Mrs. Nels Aim and daughter Mar
tina called at the E. j. Engelbretson
home Tuesday.
Wilbur Noon was a caller at the
Nels Aim home Sunday.
Charlie Magnuson was q Regain
caller Sunday.
Leonard Lundberg made a brief
call at the Krause home Wednes-
day.
Martin johnson is setting up two
steele granaries for E. J. Engelbret-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Krause and
family were Regain callers Sunday
evening.
Martha Aim was brief visitor
at the E. J. Engelbrctson home Sum
day forenoon.
Frieda Anderson Of Bismarck is
visiting at her home near Regain.
Fred Stanley is helping E. ].
Engelbretson cut flax.
Bill and John Drawer were Re-
gan callers Sunday.
Mr.. Lund was a Regain caller Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. King and
daughter Marie were Regain callers
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes and chill |
dren Frieda and Willie were Regain
callers Saturday evening.
Hilda Krause is employed at the
John Noon home near Wilton.
Jimmie Miller and Lloyd Achey
we're Regain callers Saturday evening. !
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VIM. Mccullough home, returned
home Tuesday.
Doris Mccullough has been absent
from school this week helping her
mother cook for the threshers.
Shirley Walker listed with Mrs.
). F. Little and Ruth Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. VIM. Mccullough and Mrs.
Lloyd and children visited at the An
drew Olson home Monday.
Mrs. Roy Little and sons Gene
and Norman visited at the Ole Ug-
lum home in Niltt Sunday.
Mr.. Jordahl hauled grain for J.
F. Little Monday.
There will be services at the Cam
field schoolhouse Sunday at 2 p. M.
conducted by Rev. Christ Of Wilton.
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Sterling
Nv MILDRED JOHNSON


Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson Wis
tied at Carey Johnson's Friday eve
ming.
A large crowd attended the sale
held Wednesday at the Resinen
farm, north of Sterling.
Miss Grace johnson stayed at
Ernest Johnson's Friday night and
Saturday.
A school meeting was held in
Sterling Tuesday evening.
Carey Johnson is working for Mr..
HUMPHREY Of Driscoll for few days.
Henry Stells has been working for
Elsus Elness.
The Misses Esther Lang and Mar
ian Lewis, who are attending college
in jamestown visited at their homes
over the weekend.
Mrs. Henry Stiles is helping Mrs.
Hassin Ellie cook for threshers.
Miss Erma Cox was shopping in
Bismarck Friday.
Miss Loretta Jacobson, who has
been working in Bismarck, is now
staying at Roy Turner's in Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson Wis
tied at Carey Johnson's Wednesday
evening.
Miss Loretta Jacobson visited at
P. M. Gosney's Friday evening.
Tom Stewart and family visited
in Driscoll Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. French of Bis
marck visited at Carey Johnson's
Sunday.
Martin Lang, Miss Esther Lang
and Margaret Lang visited at Carey
Johnson's Sunday.
Robert Meland Of Driscoll is visit
ing at J. H. Rileys at Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Gosney and
family motored to Bismarck Satur-
day.
Mr.. Max Lang is nov threshing
1t his farm.
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Schrunk
BY HELEN MARCHANT

ny II Ellen NlAKIHANI
Rose Regain and Annie Sieghts
were absent from school the latter
part of the week.
Miss Mabel Lyle spent Thursday
evening visiting her parents and
relatives.
Thomas Ryan and Harvey Fitz-
gerald motored to Wilton Sunday.
Ben Void and Ted Disham called
at Schrunk school No. 2 Thursday
Ruth and Tillie Helm called on
Rose Ryan Sunday.
Saturday evening shoppers in
Wing were Mr.. and Mrs. John Fode
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith
and daughter, Marcella. Andrew
Meters and Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Mar
chant and family.
Miss Mabel Lyle spent the week
end at her parental home.
Mrs. Frank Homberg had some
dental work done in Wilton Monday.
VIM. Ryan is threshing for o. o.
Sperry.
Mrs. Christ Helm and Mrs. Hort
men called on Mrs. T. Wutzke of
Garfield Monday afternoon to see
1er twin babies, whom she named
Alice and Adeline.
The Christensen machine began
.hreshing for Henry Siebel Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson were
Wing shoppers Wednesday evening.
Miss Tracy Novy is assisting her
aunt. Mrs. o. o. Sperry, cook for
threshers.
Annie Vail called at the 0. o.
Sperry home Wednesday evening.
A. Bender called at the Roy Mar
chant home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe kiemin and
daughter Lois also sister and friend
attended the vaudeville in Wing Fri
day evening.
John Witt is threshing for his
father, VIM. Witt, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bender and
family were McClusky shoppers Sat-
urday.
The supper guests at the VIM.
Witt home Sunday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Triebmausser and
family of McClusky, Helen Mar
chant and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hind
bauch and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and
daughter Mavis Marie and Jake
krause were Sunday guests at the
Jake Wentz home.
The Strand machine is threshing
Mt the Wilkinson home now.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Void and son
Ben and Ted Dishaw from Maynard,
Minn., were guests at the Irwin
Lyle home last week. Mrs. Void
and Mrs. Lytle are sisters. They
will also visit in Minot before they |
return to their home.
Charley Seilenger finished thresh-
ing at the Herman Meters home
Saturday evening and pulled the rig
to his farm.
Lenora Witt is helping her sister.
Mrs. Henry Siebel cook for threshers
this week.
Marcella Meters and Edward Biz
zard attended the moving picture
show in the Wing hall Saturday
evening.
Albert Hindbauch, Anton Novy.
Thomas Ryan, Harvey Fitzgerald,
Mebel Lyle and Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Marchant and daughters Margaret
and Irene and son Leroy were Sun
day evening callers at the Herman
home.
Ling Fode and John Bailey at
tended che show in Wing Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Klein and
family were Wing shoppers Satur-
day evening.
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JOE ROBINSON
FLAYS HOOVER
Renews Charges that Repub-
lican Nominee Controlled
War Grain Prices

En- Route with Senator Robinson
to Casper, Wyo., Oct. 19.-@-
Wyoming Democrats had before
them today in their fight to swing
the states three electoral votes to
Governor Smith, a reiteration by
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of his
charge that Herbert Hoover's policy
as food administrator was to "hold
prices of livestock and agricultural
commodities Below the level of the
market price,"
The Democratic vice presidential
nominee renewed the charge made
earlier in his campaign that Hoover
had sent q telegram to George N.
Peek, one Of the farm leaders, de-
claring prices would 20 beyond the
level then obtaining if control
measures were lifted.
In his speech at Cheyenne last
night, Robinson also charged Hoover
with declaring, that the only way to
relieve the livestock producers was
to depress the price of corn.
Hoover's policy, Mr.. Robinson
said, was to "set the price at level
Tar below the market price. 1t is
not fair for those who are CAM
for Mr.. Hoover to advocate
his election with the claim that he
sought to keep prices at the highest
possible level. The record proves
that the opposite was true.
1T was due in part to this policy
OF Mr.. Hoover that the agricultural
occurred after the war.
And in that period the Republican
advocated holding down
production to consumption, q policy
which would have driven thousands
Of farmers from their homes to seek
. livelihood in the Cities"
The senator declared that both
Hoover and Senator Curtis, the Re-
publican nominee for vice president.
are advocating higher tariff rates as
> relief for agriculture and asked
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Ghylin
By ELLA KRAUSE

Among those that attended church
services from around here were
Marie Salahn, Emil Olson, Marvin
and Marion Aim, Alfred Anderson,
Ida Maguson, Randa Kettleson, Mrs.
August Krause,' daughter Hilda,
Esther and Mrs. Henry Arndt of
Scobey, Mont.
Mrs. Henry c. Arndt and little
son Harold Of Scobey, Montana are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Arndt's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. August
krause of near Regain. Mrs. Arndt
will return to Scobey the latter part
of this week. Mr.. Arndt used to be
our barber at Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause and
daughters Hilda and Mrs. Henry
Arndt, were Bismarck shoppers Sat-
urday. They also stopped in Bald
win few minutes.
Marvin and Paul Kupp were call
ers at the Krause home Sunday.
Willie Klein called at the Krause
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Zelmer were
callers at the John Thoms Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Krause
moved to one of the vacant houses at
the mine, near Wilton. Mrs. Rather
inc Otto will make her home with
them for q while.
Mrs. Henry Arndt and Hilda
krause were callers at the VIM.
kalusN home, near the mine.
Reubin Krause is helping Adam
Klein move to farm near Wilton.
Mrs. VIM. Stanley and daughter
Betty were callers in Regain Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Dimond
and little son, were callers at the
Harry Dimond home At Regain.
Eric Englebretzen was Z caller at
the Krause home Sunday.
Mrs. Nels Aim and children are
planning on I trip to Nebraska for
. vacation. II the weather permits
they will start on their trip We'd
nesday,
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes and
CHILDREN called ct the August J.
Kreuse Wednesday evening.
7 Mr. and Nrs. Adam Klein stopped
Atthe ApGnots ronbe 1axn ~ wster
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TeIrlvik
BY DOROTHEA ENDERs


Mrs. Finley and family Of Kin.
tyre moved here this week.
Mrs. Davis of Aberdeen spent q
few days here last week a guest at
the Calquhoun home.
Miss Irene and Ellen Foell enter
tanned the young girls sewing club
The next meeting will be at Airline
ct their home Wednesday evening.
Snyder's home.
G. J. Weinbauer and men return
ed to Mandan Tuesday after having
installed an up-to-date heating
plant in our school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reich are the
happy parents Of q baby boy born
last week.
Mesdames De Witt. C. N. Hendrix
and P. Hendrix attended the East
ern Star meeting at Bismarck
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Bell and FAM
lily Of Carson spent the weekend
ut the C. j. Enders home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foell and
daughters motored to Bismarck Sat-
urday where Mr.. Foell received med
ical treatment.
Mesdames Calquhoun and C. N.
Hendrix shopped in Bismarck Tues
day.
Among those that attended the
show in Bismarck Tuesday evening
Quasi and son Neil, Miss Sorenson.
from here were Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Allan Quasi and Mr.. and Mrs. C.. I
Enders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Little an
nounce the arrival Of daughter at
their home week ago.
The many friends of Miss Doro.
thy Brown and Virgil Stedman were
happily surprised when they heard
this popular young couple had been
united In marriage at Bismarck on
Friday. They spent Sunday at Hea-
ton with friends and returned Sun
day evening. Many good wishes.
High School Notes
The grade pupils have already
filled and sent their Xmas boxes for
foreign countries. All rooms show
Q perfect enrolment in the Red
Cross membership roll. Each room
has subscribed for the magazine.
Our physical education class un-
der the supervision Of Miss B. M.
Kaufman, is making good head
way. One Of our latest stunts is the
making Of pyramids. She had our
pictures taken in our gymnasium
outfits Tuesday afternoon.
The honor students for the past
six weeks are Bertha NJ. Theber, 90:
Elsina Ochsner, 90, and Lydia AL
brecht, 80.
Seventh md Eighth Grades 1
The eighth grade are beginning to |
study Longfellow's "Evangeline. ]"
We feel sure that our reading les
sons will be full Of interest until we
finish this delightful selection. |
The Seventh and Eighth grades
predict . comfy winter in their room
judging from the heat. that the rad
iators threw off the first morning.
Both OF the gymnasium classes
are hoping that the Indian Summer
will stay with US while we have iust
fixed up the baskets, on the outdoor
basket ball court.
Our Physical training classes inst
received new indoor bet md balll
which we appreciate very much and
expect to use great deal.
Intermediate Room
New students who enrolled n the
sixth grade this week arc Peter Nel-
son, Fred Nelson, Edward Knapp
and Emil Knapp.
Primary Room
We have two new pupils II our
room, Alice and Mary Finley. i
This week We are going to organ
Ire = club in our room. They have
not decided on the name, but It win |
be on the order Of : Health Club.
Renee Enders and GeorCe Larvick I
were visitors in our room Fridsv.
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CURTIS ASSAILS
SMITH CHANGES
Senator Will Discuss Tariff
Over Nation Wide Radio
Hookup Today

En- Route with Senator Curtis !,
New Jersey, Oct. l9.-(R-A full,
day Of campaigning was ahead of
Senator Charles Curtis. the Repub-
iican vice presidential nominee, as
ne set out today on swing through
the heavily populated regions Of
New Jersey, going by automobile and
train through Plainfield. Fleming.
ton, Newark, and finally to Trenton
for an address tonight.
A monster rally at Camden last
night sent the senator happily or
MS way in this state. He was givcr
a demonstration by q crowd in the
auditorium there as he assailed Gov.
ernor Smith Nfor Changing his no.
sitions."
Republican leaders of the state
accompanied Curtis today. They
spoke optimistically of winning the
"a electoral votes of New Jersey for
Herbert Hoover. Senator Edge Of
this state and some of the Republi-
can candidates were among those
with Curtis today.
Tonight at Trenton the vice presi-
Dental nominee will deliver one of
the key addresses of his campaign.
and he has been given a nationwide
radio hookup for it. He expects to
discuss the tariff. He also was
booked to speak at the Pennington
fair late in the day. A reception at
Newark tonight at 6 o'clock was on
the program. At Newark he will
board his private car for the return
to Trenton. where he is due shortly
before s p. m.
Republicans of seven, counties
massed into the auditorium at Cam.
den for his address last night and
cheered him repeatedly as he struck
out at the Democratic presidential
nominee. He declared that "Gov-
ernor Smith has changed his position
so often in this campaign that l have
worn my shoes out keeping up with
him." He referred particularly te
the governors attitude on farm re.
lief, insisting that he cleft the i'm.
preston" in Omaha that he was for
the McNary-Haugen bill but hac
stated later in Oklahoma that he hac
not endorsed the equalization fee
provision of that measure.
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BY MRS. AT. GHYLIN

BY MRS. A. F. GHYLIN
G. o. Lindsey and James Lindsey
were callers at the Ray Little home
Thursday. James Lindsey is work
ing on the Ed Rasche rig now.
Mrs. Harry Mccullough and chill
dren were callers in town TUESDAY
evening after school.
&. Brenise dug q new well on the
A. H. Lindberg farm this week.
Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and son were
callers at the Ray Little home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Greenan and SON
were callers at the Ole Void home
Thursday. Paul helped Ole butcher.
Edith Francis was sick with a bad
cold Thursday.
A. F. Ghylin bought some rye
from Ole Olson Thursday.
Ira Bailey is busy blowing with
his new tractor.
A: F: Ghylin fenced the school
yard this week.
Madge Runey visited the Garfield
school Thursday.
Marie Huber, candidate for county
superintendent, was electioneerino 81
this community Saturday.
Dee Bailey. Violet and Fred Olson
took Shelly Bailey to jamestown
Saturday, where he had some bust
ness to attend to.
Dee Bailey and Violet and Fred
Olson were callers in Wilton Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. A. Strand and SON Cinor
Mrs. Joe Cook and Mrs. A. Knudson
were business callers in Bismarck
Saturday. They returned home Sum
day morning.
Callers in town Saturday evening
were Guy Mccoy, Joe Cook M
family. Mr.. snd Mrs. a. r. Chyiin
and son, Robert Mccullough. Dee
Bailey, Violet and Fred Olson.
Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and son Gerald
spent Thursday at the Ray Little
home.
Mrs. Lloyd and family called at
the Harry Mccullough home Thur
day and Friday. Mrs. Lloyd r. !
sister Of Harry Mccullough.
) Mrs. ]. Howe helped Mrs, C.. vii.
kinson cook for threshers.
Orlo johnson Is working on the
Uhde rig.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Olson LETT for
Wing. where they will visit wifh
thstf heotbsr and sistsr before thsv
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why, il they believed that to be the
remedy, "Hoover, ~ chief adviser
to President Coolidge, and Curtis as
the leader Of the Republican party
in the senate, permitted eight years
to 60 by without applying that
remedy while they were in complete
control Of the government"
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An English girl, while walking on
Lydstep Sands, found entangled ir
some seaweed flat round box, o.
peculiar workmanship, made Of oak.
Inside the lid was the date, July
lol5-and round the extreme edge
was the inscription "made from tha
main beam Of the Bellerophon, thar
brought home Bonaparte.''
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MenOken
BY MRS. JENNIE DANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Craven and
son Arthur left Monday for Long
Island, New York, after spending a
week here visiting relatives and
friends. They planned on visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yule in Valley
City Monday night.
r. G. Abelein has purchased q
new radio.
Earl Baker is the proud owner Of
2 new motor car.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. WEIGH and
daughter Ruth visited Mr.. and Mrs..
harold Weleh and family Of Bis
marck Sunday afternoon, Miss Ruth
will visit there for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Craven enter
tained at uinner Sunday evening
Mr.: and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son
and Ir. Louie Olson.
Amanda Roswiek 10 now ,tavins
at tn Chester Boyd home.
Mr.. Laura Dence 9pd Mrs.. ia
kpllng - tMo 6M4Itefs yisitGl
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Steele
By MRS. F. w. GRESS


Attorney J. N. McCarter has
bought the Neutman residence and
is moving into it this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ressler of Bis
marck visited at the Geo. Altes home
Sunday.
Mr.. Galloway sold his household
goods Saturday and on Tuesday left
with his family for Wenatchee,
Wash, where they expect to make
their home.
The Epworth League gave a party
Friday night at the home of Prof.
and Mrs. David Ballantinc in honor
of Harriet Galloway, Wilmer Cham
berlain and Henry Pressler. About
20 young people were present.
Carl Altes, who has been seriously
i'll for about a week, was taken to
Mandan Tuesday for medical aticn-
ton.
Teachers from the southern part
of the county attended onc-day
institute here Friday under the d.
rection of County Superintendent
Georgia Mathews.
Walter Rosen visited relatives in
Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Homsey, who is quite i'll. is
now under the care Of 4 trained
nurse from Bismarck.
Gladys Whitmore visited with
friends in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballan:ine. Miss
Knutsvig, Miss SHORTHAND and Paul
Gress motored to Bismarck Satur-
day where they spent the day.
DR.. Lodge disposed OF his house
hold goods at public auction Satur-
day. A large crowd attended the
sale.
Lois Galloway came down from
Robinson Sunday and spent the Gay
with her home folks.
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Death of w. F. Foye

anent pioneer citizens, passed away
early Sunday morning. He had been
In poor health for some time, SO his
passing was not unexpected. Mr..
Foye had resided here most Of the
time since 1883. He retired from
business several years ago. He is
survived by his wife, a daughter,
aars. Z. =. Harris Of Minneapolis, a
son. Gardner Foye, Of Steele, and a
brother. Abner toye. Of Steele. Fun
eral services were held in the Pres
byterian church Wednesday after
noon. Rev. Crist Of Wilton had
charge OF the services. !
Wilmer Chamberlain and Henry
PIeesler left Saturday for Fargo
where they are taking instruction in
barber college.
Olaf Lindseth visited at his home
here over Sunday.
Lewis Geisler is threshing for Mr..
Remmich.
HI. =. T. Harris arrived from
Minnoap0lis Tuesday to attend the
1p4eFal q her father.
~ Sunday school convention Of
3r1of county, which was held here
~ was we'll attended BY dele
o4(o from over the county. Rev.
Armstrong q Fargo was the
31ol 1poak1r. Tho foIlowiug
80 MBye elseted for the new
b Ireqideot, Mr.. L. r. Schultz.
-; - presi6ent, @. +. Eriek~
1h0n2 HE16nnmKnr. W.. Mary
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Obituary

Obituary
John Merringdahl was born in
Norway May s, 1872, and died DC.
tober 10, 1928, at Driscoll, N. D.
While in Norway he followed the
fisherman's trade. He came to
America in 1903 and settled on a
farm here in 1904, where he still
lived at the time Of his death. In
June, 1918, he married Miss Mar
garet Hepsen. His widow and three
children survive, one daughter 9
years old and two sons, ages 8 and
years, besides two sisters in Nor
way.
Mr.. Merringdahl had been in Door
health for several years, but man.
aged to be about his daily work I'm
till the time Of his death. which
came very suddenly, as he had been
in the field all day, accompanied
by his wife. In the evening she had
returned home to do up the chores
and he was soon to follow, but when
he did not come she went to look for
him, and not being able to locate
him she called for neighbors to as
sist in the search. When he was
found he had passed away alongside
a stack OF hay where he had been
working. Funeral services were held
at Driscoll Saturday, Oct. IS, and
interment was made in the Lutheran
at Driscoll beside his little
son Peter.
Pallbearers were B. F. Paisley.
Christ Schaon, Nels Dronen, Frank
L. B. Olson, and Warren
Keller.
Sympathy is extended to the be-
reaved family.
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Clear Lake
By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

ASy AVA = ~ = A%AD VA AS4O kjAV0k1Xv<
Mrs. Bernice Oren spent Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. H. A. Smith.
Ole Slaaterhus spent the past
week at Bismarck receiving medical
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hensen and family
will spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Merringdahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson. Mr..
and Mrs. Olson Of Regain spent Sun
day at the H. A. Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Smith and
SON Roy motored to Regain Friday
and spent the day with their dau9h-
ter, Mrs. John Carlson, and family.
Little Doris returned with them.
Miss Vivian Shaffer, accompanied
by DR.. Lodge Of Steele, motored to
Bismarck Tuesday to consult a
Callers at Bismarck Tuesday were
Warren Keller, L. B. Olson, Christ
Schaon and daughter Lille, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hargrave, and Mrs.
John Merringdahl.
L. B. Olson is a proud owner Of
a new coupe.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-12-21
Cub Machine Is Creation
of Pilot Joe Mccarthy

The Cub machine, which appears TO
have been almost perfectly finished
and polished by the acquisition of
Rogers HOrnsby, is largely the crea-
ton of the astute Joe Mccarthy.
Since he left the minor leagues to
take charge of the Cubs the team has
been almost entirely rebuilt, and every
move made in the rebuilding was engi-
neered by Mccarthy.
He brought Riggs Stephenson back
from the miners when every other
manager in the major leagues couldn't
see him.
He pulled a fast one on the New
York Giants when he slipped in
draft claim for Hack Wilson.
He brought Woody English and
Freddy Mcguire up from the minor
leagues. took Art Nehf when he was
aired in Cincinnati and arranged the
transfer of Hal Carlson from the
PhillieS.
He secured Xxi Cuyler when he
heard that the Pirates had decided TO
get rid of him, and he was the first
one to the counter when a friendly tip
brought the information that Horns5y
was no longer considered an essential
in Boston.