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Nv MRS, JENNIE DANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Agnew and fam
lily were visiting at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. Park Wood Saturday eve
ming.
Clarence Ayers is now visiting hts
brother, Otto Ayers.
Miss Camille Agnew spent the week.
end visiting Miss Emma King.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Graves, Mr.,
and Mrs. Roscoe Bourne visited Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Graves at Steele Sun
day afternoon.
r. M. Ludemann left Saturday
afternoon for Bismarck, where he
took the night train for his home in
Postville, Ia. Mr.. and Mrs. Ludemann
will move on their farm here in June.
Mrs. Edd Ebling entertained the
Misses Ruth Kamphaugh, Ruth Keller
and Gertrude Ness at dinner Wednes-
day evening In honor Of the fourth
birthday of her daughter Eunice
Elaine.
r. M. Ludemann Of postville, Ia, ar
rived in Bismarck Tuesday to look
after his farm south Of Menoken,
which Is now being rented by g. p.
King and VIM. LANCER.
Mrs. r. D. Abelein and infant son
Rex Jean were discharged from the
Bismarck hospital Thursday after
noon.
r. M. Ludemann and A. H. Klep-
stein were dinner guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Ayers Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Edd Ebling and Mrs. Laura
Dance called on Mrs. r. q. Abelein
Wednesday afternoon.
The seventh and eighth grade pu-
pills. accompanied by Miss Gertrude
Ness, teacher, visited the penitentiary
and the state capitol Friday. Henry
Ebling and Roy Funston took the
pupils In their cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dance and chill
dren and Mrs. Laura Dance spent
Sunday visiting In Bismarck. Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Dance were dinner
guests 1t tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. j. Dobson, and Mrs. Laura Dance
was at the r. L. Dralle home.
The high school pupils had . val.
entine party at the consolidated schoo
Wednesday evening. Games wer'
played and the students enjoyed Z
taffy pull. The valentine box wa
opened, the valentines distributed
and q luncheon served by the teachers
Miss Ella Funston Is now teaching
school near Moffit, N. D.
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Mckenzie


A number of friends from Steele
and Driscoll came up to the Howard
Crum home Saturday night and sur
prised Mr.. Crum, the occasion being
his birthday. At midnight delicious
luncheon was served.
Margaret Bliss entertained num-
! her Of her little friends at a party
Feb. IA.
Henry Miller and son Bud. of north
of Menoken, were callers in McKen-
zic Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Hughes were
Bismarck callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sudvik of Bis
lnarck visited at the Curtis home
Friday evening.
Oscar Gilbert returned from points
in Washington Thursday.
Lloyd Wildfang and family are
moving to the Paul house east Of
town.
George Baty called at the M. J..
Belcher home Tuesday afternoon.
i Mrs. w. w. Miller visited at the
Belcher home Tuesday afternoon.
Guests at the Doncette home Mon
day evening for dinner were Mr.. and
Mrs. M. J. Belcher and r. G. Roren.
Dinner guests at the ewanick
home Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
T. Crunl, p. p. Bliss. J. w. Riley of
Sterling. Mrs. Frank Shilling and
FRS. T. Hughes.
George Watson was Bismarck
business caller Saturday afternoon.
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Sunday visitors at the homes Of Louie
Buettner and Harry Oteldt.
Steve Mocko, Of the Heart river
country. father Of Mrs. Frank Jewett
was visiting with his daughter Sun
day.
The pictures, put ON at the church
Sunday evening, by the Christia
Endeavor. South Of the Rio 0rande, !"
were very interesting.
Mrs. Henry FAubel Wa Z guest at
the Clark Hill home Sunday.
The Civic club met with Mrs Z. T.
Saunders Wednesday a1tofLoon, with
. good attendance. A program on
national questions was rendered. pa
pers being read BY AGrs. A. w. Kim
bail and Mrs. J. n. Finch. The next
meeting u q social evening ct which
time the ladies are entertaining
their husbands.
Lanoth Woodbury. and VIM. Vessel
were Elgin visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jewett enter
tained . number Of friends and rela-
tives at their home Sunday.
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Hazelton
BY ELEANOR LANDsBERGER

The members Of the local Legion
auxiliary and their husbands. also the
legionnaires, will be entertained Fri
day evening, Feb. -, 4; the home Of
Mrs. Paul Kurtz, Mrs. l.: Berkholtz
and Mrs. s. r. Kurtz assisting.
The Legion auxiliary will be host
esses to the legion boys at their next
regular meeting. .Aonday evening.
March 4. There will be q novelty pro-
gram, in charge Of Mrs. Paul Kurt.,
Ms. j. Whilitz and Mrs. s. b. Wes-
colt, followed by social evening.
Lunch will be served.
The Hazelton Tigers went to the
capital city and Mandan last Thurs
day. Three games were played, the
first one. with st. Mary's, resulting In
q defeat for the Tigers by a score OF
Is to S. The second game was played
against the Bismarck Midgets, ending
in a score of "a t, 8 In the Midgets'
favor. In the last game, which waa
with the Mandan Papooses, the tables
were turned. The Tigers played IN
excellent game and when the final
whistle blew the score stood II to
in the Tigers favor. The Hazelton
basketball girls also motored to Bis
marck Saturday and played against
the girls Of the Indian school. The
score was II to 2 In favor Of the In
dian girls.
Mrs. Charles Sole spent several
days last week visiting with hel
daughters Elsie and Ruth, who are
attending high school in town.
Following the lecture and picture
presented by DIR. Frank Weber last
week community club was organized
and officers were chosen.
Mrs. Garske of Bismarck. who nas
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tony
lAppert, for some weeks, returned x
| Bismarck last Thursday.
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the lattcrs parents, Mr.. ana MrR r.
y. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rush were
over Sunday guests at tho 8. q.
Stcdman's home.
Bennie Burkhardt, I'd SER and
August Taxis were Sunday guests ct
the G. A. Albrecht home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Power Hendrix took
the train to Bismarck Monday: the
latter consulted the doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nonaham are
parents Of baby girl born Sunday.
February II.
A band meeting was held Satur-
day night and the officers Of the
band were elected. They are PLAN
ming on having Mr.. sternhagen Of
Linton give lessons to those that have
Joined.
The following were guests ct the
Frank Foell home Thursday evening.
The evening was spent In playing
bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Jauae0 Mona.
ham. Ed Monahain. Miss Johnson.
Miss 0orenson, Miss Kaufman, Miss
Wcstlund. Mr.. and Mrs. oundeen and
Melvin Sudden.
A number Of town ladies were
guests Ut the teacherage "wednesday
evening. The evening was pleasantly
passed enibroidering. A delicious
lunch was served at II O'Clock.
Mrs. 6priggle, accompanied by Miss
Blanche Buck, went to Bismarck
Friday to consult Z doctor. She Is in
the st. Alexius hospital for medical
treatment.
A successful party was given at the
schoolhouse Friday evening. The sew
enth. eighth. ninth and tenth grades
were present. The evening was spent
In playing games and races
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D. MILDRED A. JOHNSON

Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest johnson &C.
companied by Mrs. Tom Stewart mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday.
The next Farmers Union meeting
will be held 1t the Farmers Union
hall in Sterling on March (.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Sharp are the
parents Of baby girl born Feb. III.
Mr.. Jim Riley. daughter Veronica.
and Erma Cox motored to Bismarck
Monday.
Miss Mildred johnson visited IN
town over the weekend.
Mrs. L. b. Smith and Miss Madge
Runey entertained the Union Aid at
Mrs. Smiths home Feb. II. A very
delicious supper was served. There
were q large number Of people pres
ent.
Mrs. acartum, primary teacher, &C.
companied by Miss Alvina Moen, mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday to spend
the week lend. They returned Sun
day evening.
Mrs. VIII stiles entertained some
Of her friends at q whist party Sat-
urday evening. Everyone had . very
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Ernest johnson visited at L.
B. Smiths Monday.
A church banquet was given at the
hall Monday evening.
Mrs. r. N. johnson visited at Carey
Johnson'S Thursday.
Tyler johnson and son Alton were
town callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Byers and little daugh-
ter Caroline June came home from
Bismarck Saturday.
Mrs. George Lee went to Drtscoll
Saturday to visit relatives there.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

tyre were week lend visitors with Mrs.
Beals parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y.
Barton.
Herman Junge returned home sat-
urday from Napoleon where he has
been wiring up several homes for
electric lights.
Mrs. J. D. McCusker Of flaselton,
who spent the week visiting old-timA
friends In Braddock. returned home
Friday. While here she was the
guest Of Mrs. H. w. Allen.
Mrs. Mary Fercho left Monday 10
visit With friends at New Rockford
Mrs. Clyde Smith was Z passenger
to Bismarck Monday to have dental
work done. She returned home We'd
, nesday.
O. E. Lee went to Bismarck Friday
and brought Mrs. Lee home With him.
She has been in the Bismarck hospi.
tai for the past week.
Andrew Bibelheimer, Linton, and
daughter Martha are Waiting for q
few days at their old home 1t Dana
Mr.. Bibelheimer called on Braddock
friends Saturday.
Rev. Locker came up Tuesday
afternoon and held services In the
Methodist church In the evening re-
turning to Napoleon "wednesday. The
Epworth League will meet every
Tuesday evening ut TOO o. long q
Rev Locker will preach on these eve.
nings.
The Braddock Study and Civic clut
met with Mrs. George Dexter Wed.
nesday evening, Feb. 18th.
The members Of the w. o. w. met
Wednesday evening with q fair 1t.
tendance. After the business session
lthey had lunch ct the sempel Cafe
George Sherard. county commits
sioner Of the Hazelton neighborhood
was a Braddock shopper Saturday.
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Arena



Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazle-
grove gathered ut the Mcintyre homo
Wednesday evening Is . surprise on
Mrs. Mcintyre In honor Of her birth
day anniversary. Cards were the
pastime of the evening and lunch was
served at the midnight hour.
william Splitter Of Bismarck has
been q guest at the Christ Wolf
home for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre were
Wing callers Friday afternoon.
Lester Hawkins, from north Of
futile, is working for Harry Ulfers.
The home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Allen
Frazier was destroyed by flames
about 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Only = few pieces Of the household
furniture were saved. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frazier and family are
staying at the w. H. Stark home ct
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
son Harold were shopping In Wing
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Bailey ana
Mrs. Harrison Rogers were shopping
In Wing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tees and John
Bailey were callers In Wing Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Halvcr and son
Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Granville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tees, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Granville and sons
Mr.. and Mrs. william Spitser. Bluch
Wagner and Joe Smith gathered al
the Mcintyre home Saturday evening
Progressive whist furnished the pas
time Of the evening with q delicioua
lunch served at midnight.
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Christiania
BY VIOLET A. CLARKE

John Elness was q passenger to
Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Elness were
Sterling callers Monday.
Mrs. william Heoft and brother,
Eddie Olson, were Sterling callers on
Monday.
Mrs. Florence Grantham Of Bis
marck came on the train Monday to
spend q few days with her mother,
Mrs. Tollefson. Mrs. william Heolt
accompanied her home from Sterling.
Jennie Clarke and Violet stopped u
few minutes at the Dan Walman'
home Monday morning on their way
to Sterling.
John Elness came home from Bis
marck on train No. Monday.
J. r. johnson was . Sterling caller
Saturday.
Miss Violet Clarke visited at the
Elder Elness home Wednesday after
noon.
Friends Of Peterson Magnus were
saddened to learn that he had passed
away at his home In Stbley Butte
township Monday night. Funeral setv-
Ices were held at the Sterling church
and interment was made In the Ster-
ling cemetery. sympathy Is extended
t. the bereaved family.
Friends Of william Heoft Will BE
glad to learn that he recovered nicely
from hts operation at the Bismarck
hospital and came home Friday after
noon.
Adolph Bassen was q Sterling caller
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary and family. Apd
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Little and family
spent saturday night at the William
Little home.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Stile wele
Sterling callers Friday.
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Braddock
~ MRS. E. F. SAVAGE

sfThe Braddock boys and girls has
kethall teams accompanied by their
coach E. r. johnson and Miss Lilleboe,
journeyed to Napoleon Friday eve
ming to play the return game. The
scores were: boys game ~ to IL,
and the girls game 20 to in favor
Of Napoleon.
4. The Braddock p. T. A. will put on
their play lander -0ump Wedding. =
In the school gymnasium Saturday
evening. Feb. q.
Il. The 500 railway has completed
clearing away the wreclkage on the
track west Of Braddock. It has taken
oyer . week to Go the work Is It was
hard TO get at. Several Of the Brad
dock men were employed to help.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Martini an
Y,ounce the arrival Of . little daugh-
ter, born to NJ. and Mrs. Francis
Britain ct Fargo, Feb. IL.
= Mrs. James Murphy returned homo
Wednesday from st. Alexius hospital
It Bismarck where she has been Tor
ievcral days taking treatments.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church met Saturday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. r. Aarvie.
= Hal MAIDEN entertained number
g his boy friends Sunday at birth
day party.
~3Gr. and Mn. Harry Bsal Of kim
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BY W. B. DORWARD


John Oleson was q passenger to
Mobridge Monday where he entered
the hospital for medical care. VIM.
eaton Of selfridge has charge Of the
raleigh depot during Mr.. Oleson's
absence.
The Shields independent basketball
team defeated the Raleigh independ-
ents at the raleigh gym Monday eve.
nine. 20 to IL.
The raleigh Gun club held their
annual business and get together
meetine at the bachelor quarters of
pred rarrinrton Saturday evening
and elected the followine officers for
The ens,,inr wear: W. p. stayner.
nresident: Albert Bird. vice president:
ssw no. secretarv ana treasurer
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Trygg
BY GLADYS E. NELSON

Edwin Olson was a caller at the
M. A. Nelson home Tuesday.
Pete Anderson called at his BROTH
er Andrew Anderson's Monday en-
route to Baldwin.
Joe Marley was q caller Tuesday
at the Joe Ayers home on local
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley and Mrs.
William Staples were guests Tues
day at the ]. w. Jiras home.
Miss Alice Swanson went to Bald
win Wednesday night and took the
500 train to Bismarck to stay awhile
with Mrs. Grant Scott, q relative to
Miss Swanson.
Edwin Olson motored to Regain
Wednesday attending to some mat
tiers Of business nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Anderson are
the parents Of ! daughter born Feb
ruary 12 at the home Of Mrs. John
Dixon, Bismarck.
Peterson Magus, So years old "a
Their Of Arthur, Of this township.
died last week in Sibley Butte town
ship whore he lived for 80 years.
The funeral was held ct Sterling,
He is survived by ten children and
| az grandchildren.
Viran Nelson received word from
his parents that they reached .CyIin.
| der, Iowa, safe and that her to.
ther, William Moore, was some bet
tor on their arrival.
Clarence Long, who resides ct thu
Joe Ayers home, was . brief caller
at the ]. w. Jiras home Friday
morning.
Hase1 Anderson was an overnight
guest with Margaret Rue Thursday
nirht. She went with the Rues to thu
P. T. A. meeting in Trygg schoo
No. 8.
George Whittsd attended the pro
gram and basket social In TIL
Frances school house. last Frida,
might. A dance was held after th,
Ipr0eram.
Mrs. A. Kruger, John and Elsi'
|wsre dinner and supper guests =
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Nsr. Dsry y ! patient . ta,s ni1naselk
hospital.
Henry jacobson was ! wsek-ou6
visitor ID Bismarck.
Byron KNOWLES Was = bu1lnsog
caller In Tuttle ThuT0day.
Mr.. and lers. John Weber went -
Bismarck Friday % consult . phyn-
clan, returning Monday.
q. A. Nubboll Was . guest % ~
;ether boy scout banquet
held ct jamestown one day lat Wo0k.
Mr.. Jacob weber returned 1UG4
Illinois wednesday, where sne UoonS
the past. Two weeks With her dAsgh-
tiers.
Emil Ietho spent last week ct
Braddock visiting friends.
Mrs.. Hy jacobson returned from
Bismarck Friday.
Albert Boesart returned home FRI
day after spending several days u
Bismarck and MAndan.
Dan Helm Is ut the Bismarck hos
pital receiving treatment
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Baldwin
BY MRS. FLORENCE BoRNER

Andrew Anderson Of Cromwell was
an overnight guest ct the G. A. Carl
son home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Anderson an
rounce the birth Of daughter early
In the week. Mrs. Anderson and baby
are staying at the Dixon home and
are convalescing nicely.
Miss Alice Swanson left wednesday
evening for Bismarck where she will
be q guest at the home Of Mrs. Grant
Scott and little daughter.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings
\ were overnight guests at the George
Strohl home In Bismarck Monday,
returning home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ryberg and
family were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mrs. Ryberg's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Rosenbeck, In the
Cromwell district.
/ KNOWINGLY Dorman and G. A. Nord-
strom were transacting business in
the capital city Tuesday.
Martin Bourgeois was here the fore
part Of the week attending to various
business affairs. Mr.. Bourgeois and
wife have recently moved from their
farm In Riverview to apartments In
Bismarck.
e. A. Fricke is driving q used car
which he purchased few days ago
in Bismarck.
Robert Splitter is the owner Of a
lew Car purchased last week in Will
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Eddy and family
have moved into the Niles residence.
Clifford Little spent the past week
at the home of his brother i'm law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Breen, near Bismarck.
., MIR. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstror1 and
daughter, Iva May, were Friday eve
ming guests at the KNOWINGLY Dorman
home.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Splitter OF
Arnold were here Friday afternoon.
/. Ernest Rupp motored to Bismarck
Friday afternoon. He was accom-
panied home by his sisters, Misses
Florence anu Emma Rupp, high
school students, who spent the week
end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Falkenstei1
and little daughter Betty Marie were
recent guests at the parental home
of MIR. Falkenstein.
Mrs. Fred Kent was pleasantly sur.
prised Saturday evening when q mum.
Der of her friends and relatives gath.
Aered there. the occasion being Mrs
Kents birthday. Refreshments wcrl
served at the midnight hour and 9
most enjoyable time was had by all.
Mrs. Andy Peterson has returned
y home from q weeks visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Sitter
in Bismarck.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson were call
ers In Bismarck this week end.
The people of the Garfield school
gave valentine party In the inter-
mediate room Feb. IA. They had
lunch at the close of the party.
AAlvin Ghylin visited with his wife
and baby boy at st. Alexius hospital.
Mrs. Jim Little visited with her son
vcrgin. v:':o is patient at Bismarck
hospital.
Alice Walker is working at the p.
Patton home. Mrs. Patton was taken
to the hospital Saturday morning.
Ruth Little visited at the Mowder
home over the weekend.
J, Mr.. and Mrs Ole Olson visited
with their daughter, Mrs. Ghylin and
little grandson, who are patients at
st. Alexis hospital.
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th~ G. r. Mellon homo Sunday.
Word arrived here by relatives
from Park Rapids that Howard Mel.
son is in Fargo attending the Han
son Auto school taking up = course
in electricity auto work and archi-
tcctural work.
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Larger islands of the Aleutiaa chain.
 In 1883 an attempt was made to iplace 10 pair of blue foxes upon Middleton Island which stands way Iout alcne in the Gulf of Alasks. fronting the entrance to Prince
 William Sound, a lone haven in aI that gray waste of the sullen North Pacific. These fox were to be trans ferred from the Pribilofs by one of Ithe merchant traders located at kodiak
 The keeper was sent out to the island during the summer with a limited amount of provisions, as it was thought other boats would
 bring early supplies, but some mis- Icalculation occurred regarding the transportation of the foxes from the Pribilofs and they were nevol delivered.
 It can well be imagined that the plight of the lone friend and pion- ger, in the vernacular was mot SO .ocod' He reached Middleton Is and e2Tly in the sumner, but not .0nly did no fo1es shaW ln but
 Gt9er ioat or friend or fee, with .0r without and he fingered on thu the sumner and all the following
 winter. still hoping against hope, ana unable to move until driven by
 lolrger and desperation in the fol- lowing spring That was the day before the gas boat and navigation of theee seas, which today is par ticularly hazardous, when then mighty battle with the elements.
 He finally showed off in a small dory, weak from lack of food and facing the raging northeastern oi the early spring After many days Of hardship and suffering he reached the mainland where Cor doya now stands, and eventually made his way back to Kodiak Al tho his efforts were barren of re- 9ults ae far as the fox iuduatrv is his case is mentioned as indicated what those e2ily eXperl
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were up against.

mentors were up aganlst.
 The foxes that were to have been placed on Middleton in 1883 arriv- 2d in Kodiak in 1884 and in the meantime the trader with a num- Der of associates formed the Semi dii Blue Fox Propogating Co.,, and with 10 pair of foxes were placed on S".nidii Island which is of that small group down to the southwest of Kodiak Island near the southern entrance of Shelikof Straits.
 During the next Is years the
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DESTINY OF BLUE
 F0X INDUSTRY TO
 WEST, BIC FACTOR
SECOND INSTALLMENT OF AR TTCLE DEALING WESTWARD
 BLUE FOX

To run over briefly the doings of those earlier days one can get a nirds-eye view of the troubles the carly fox ranchers had to contend with
 The blue fox, really a color phase of the white fox (Vulpes Lagopus), , is indigenous to Southwest Alaska. It was found in numbers on the Pribilof Islands when first discov- cred by the Russlals and possibly is indigenous to one or more of the
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company rapidly expanded it's blue fox propogating activities to Chiri- kof Island, Long Island, Marmot and Whale all being islands that lay off shore and practically sur rounding Kodiak.
 {To be continued)
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JOKES OVER JUSTICE

WICHITA. Kas., Jan. 30, (P- Wanted A dozen men for jobs as justices ot the peace The 12 wilo were elected have resigned, saying their names were written on the ballots by jokesters.
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LEAD OUTPUT OF SPAIN

With an annual production Of more than 200 GOO tons, Spain's mines yield about one-half of the lead mined in Europe.
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SHEAFFERS LIFETTnfE F0EN- TAIN PENS AND PENCILS AND STARTERS SMRIP. THE SUC- CESSOR TO INK. Schallerer's AL aska Shop.
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T.. s. Coast and Geodctic Survt., Charts and Tide Tables. SCHAf. EkER S ALASKA SHOP.
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Eaten Crane & Pike Stationary ALASKA SHOP.
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Brown & Hawk1ns-Quality First.