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I1eill
BY OLGA M. RISE

Mrs. Harold Christianson and
daughter Marion Evelyn returned
from Mandan Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson,
daughter Alice, MIR. and Mrs Selmour
Arneson spent Saturday evening and
Sunday at Windsor visiting relatives.
Miss verpa Torgeson spent Monday
at the John Birkeland home.
Ed jenkins from Bismarck is at the
present time employed at Ed Nygaard.
Waldemar Lem motored to Dris-
coll Friday.
Alfred Arneson and Harold Chris
Hanson hauled q load Of grain to
Tuttle Friday.
John Rise and Geo. Christianson
hauled some grain to Steele and Tut
tie Thursday and Friday. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Rodgers moved in
to the Geo. Cunningham house Sun
day
Nina Waist was caller in Wing
Saturday.
Art Bjorhus and Mrs. John Rise
motored to Wing Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. III. HelgeS0n visited
at the Geo. ChristianSon home Sum
day.
Stuart Severson and family called
at Henry Arneson's Sunday.
Marvin and Julius Klugsdal called
at the Seymour Arneson home Sat-
urday.
Dorothy Barkman returned to Dris-
coll Sunday after spending her Eas-
ter vacation at home.
Adolph johnson and Henry Kuiste
motored to Driscoll Friday.
C. M. Bjerke called at B. N. LENS
home Saturday.
The annual meeting Of the Luther
League will be held at the church
basement at 2 o'clock Sunday, April
18th.
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Sterling
BY MILDRED JOHNSON

The dance given at Sterling FRIDAY
night, April 5. W: very well attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler johnson and
family visited relatives south of Me-
noken Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson were
In town Sunday.
The primarv and intermediate
grades OF the Sterling school gave a
program Wednesday evening, Arpil 3.
The program was as follows: Music
school band; Spring Song" by all:
playlet. Angel Mollie"; Grow Song:
playlet, Babes In the Woods:
Who Took the Pie?": THE HOUSE
That Jack Built: playl-t, 1.-THE New
Airship"; music, school band. Every
one enjoyed the program.
The Sterling high school is begin
ming the senior play, entitled 1.-THE
Early Bird"
The A. O. U. w. will give a dance
at Sterling hall Friday evening, April
II. A large crowd is expected.
Mrs. Carey johnson helped Mrs.
Tyler johnson paper her parlor Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Mildred johnson visited at the
Max Long home Tuesday evening.
The Chenowith family, who have
been living in town this winter,
moved back to their home south Of
town Friday.
H. G. Stiles las town caller Mon
day.
Mr.. Mutt and Marvi. Magnus Wis
tied at the Henry Stiles home Sum
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. carey Johnson and
family visited at Lewis Roth's Sunday.
The Mckenzie school baseball team
played with the Sterling school team
at Sterling Friday afternoon. They
played four innings, but out. on &C.
count of bad weather. The score was
10 to IA In favor of Mckenzie.
Miss Marion Ness spent Monday
night with Miss Mildred johnson.
Miss Gladys Ness, who teaches
north of Bismarck, spent the week.
end at home.
Those who visited at the Paul Long
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. ELI
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
and daughter and child.
John Leese wa In Mckenzie Mon
day.
Miss -.--andigo spent the weekend
in Bismarck.
Try Hoag, Alfred French and Orpha
French of Bismarck called at the
Carey johnson home Sunday.
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Garfield
BY MRS. A. r. GHYLIN

A large crowd attended Sunday
school and church Sunday. Rev.
Monson will conduct services here
again Sunday, April q. at 1880.
Mrs. S. L. Jordahl was called to the
Broste home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ole Olson, Violet Olson. Bur-
nett Jacobson, Dee and Ernest Bailey
attended the church services in Re-
gan Saturday night. Services were
conducted by Rev. Krogstad of AL
bert Lea, MINI.
Callers at the Joe Keller home Sum
day were Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin
and sons, MIR. and Mrs. j. Moser, A.
H. Lundberg, and Harry Dimond.
The play, Little Clod Hopper"
given by the Garfield high school in
Wilton was not very well attended,
due to bad roads and stormy weather.
Mrs. Anna Knudson helped Mrs.
Keifer can meat Friday.
Burnett Jacobson spent the week
end at the Ole Olson home.
Conrad Wilkinson spent the week.
end with Fred and Ira Mccoy.
The I. s. Balloon class meet at the
J. F. Little home with most all men,
bers present. After the regular busi-
ness meeting games were played, aft
or which q delicious lunch was served.
Those present were: Mrs. S. L. Jor-
dahl, Sunday school teacher, Emil
and Lucille Johnson, Kenmar, Gum
derman, Randolph Jordahl, Gene and
Norman Little. Violet Olson. Burnett
Jacobson, Dee and Ernest Bailey,
Marie Schilling, Hester and Lawrence
Bailey.
Oliver Knudson spent Sunday at
his farm.
Mrs. Joe Keller spent Wednesday
afternoon at the A. F. Ghylin home.
A birthday party was given at the
Tn Bailey home April 4 in honor of
Grandma Bailey, who celebrated her
80th birthday. An angel good cake
with candles centered the table. A
bounteous dinner was served. Those
who came to spend the day were
George Bailey and sons. Dee and Ern-
est and Ada, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mccoy
and Fred, Mrs. Joe Cook, Mrs. Mable
Bailey and five children of Garfield
township, Mr.. and Mrs Romeo Bailey
and Orva Bailey, Wing, N. D., Mr..
and Mrs. Shelly Bailey and sons. Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Bailey Of Regain, Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Swanson and daugh-
ter of Garfield township, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Elkins and daughters OF Ester
vile township. Grandma enjoyed
having her children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren with her
again. Grandma Bailey has made
her home with her son Ira Bailey for
some time.
Ernest and George Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Olson were Bisbarck callers
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Olson went
down to see their new grandson.
The Walworth family of Rock Hill
township visited with Ed Walworth
Sunday.
A meeting was held at the Garfield
school Tuesday and the building COM
mittee also attended to decide on
plans for the new school to be con-
structed this summer. Mr.. Lenord of
Mandan attended the meeting.
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Aunt Lucia Cast
Ready for Tonight

Members Of the cast Of "Aunt
Lucia" to b presented this eyenine
q the auditorium are eagerly await-
ing the time when the curtain vill
rise and give them an opportunity To
show their fellow.townSmen thAir
dramatic and vocal ability. Many 81
them claim to have acquired stase
presence, but We win wait until ~
tonight to SEQ whether or not Tire is
an asset to the show.
Aunt Lucia Il Q eay Old witch. ana
the way she enticeg the colleea mo-
!eseors ana the Butter ana -
Nan rom Mand4n q scream.
She coAxeg tho girls % ten her their
deepest secrets. ana keeps oe1rre
ana Dick. the hoy 1rjoudss a "a
verge Of homicide. We dent kuow
where Harold shan vho nlexs ~
part q Aunt Lucia" acquired III his
~ tricks, but 10 do know That lsot
2 member Of the cast Is sale ten hiss
enttc1ue ways.
The glee club have been hoadinr
fenearsalg nightly. and tharo ~
neen much difterence q oplnicu .
g what should 10 sune. ~ hnr
suffering audience Win hayo : chaiice
@ 80 Judgment O. their choioo thie
Everything 4 In readineae 1cr ~
blegeet, funniest, hnoee outortoifllhe
comedy presented hers s. yeasn
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THURSDAY, April. II, 1899

Ernsst Hurr and daughters 1lpera
and Etmoua were Bismarck callers
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Baker called at the Her.
man Nieman home THURSDAY.
Mr.. ana Ma p. N. 0csney,
daughters Florence and Edna, also
Mrs. 0askill spent Sunday at tho
Carl Kositxky home In Bismarck.
Mrs. Herman Niemau called ct the
Baeth home Friday.
Misses Lucille illness, Doris Chem
oweth and Viola Feruquist called on
Florence 0osney Thursday evening.
Charley Anderson was . town call
er Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell lIendershot
called ct the Burt Hendershot home
Sunday.
p. M. oosney and Earl oaskill
made . business trip to Bismarck
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nleman ana
family called ct the John Baker home
Thursday evening.
Henry Swindling went to Bismarck
Friday after Mrs. Swindling.
Miss Elnora Hurr Is spending .
couple Of weeks 1t her home.
Mrs. Herman Nieman ana Mrs.
John Benz and children were Motif
callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Koou and
children spent Sunday ct the James
KOon home near nffacn11
Carl Olson called at the John BeuS
home Saturday morning.
Mrs. Mary Candec visited at tho
George Lewis homo Sunday.
Johnny Baker has been plowing
for Herman Nieman this week.
Henry swindling was Moffit call.
er Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Belk and fam.
lily visited ct the John Baker home
Sunday.
Carl Olson attended the sale at
Asseltines Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Koon and con
Of Bismarck called ct the Wilbert
Koon home Sunday evening.
M. L. Lewis was town caller Mon.
day.
A1N EO80ISy C00eO ~ tQo GSLeSC
Hurr home Monday evening.
George Lewis was In town Monday.
Earl Gaslkill called ct the ooeuey
home Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Chenoweth and chill
dren have moved out on their farm
after spending the winter In town.
r. W. Runey was Bismarck caller
Sunday.
Ernest Hurr was In town Monday.
The Sterling high school are prac-
tictng for their play THE Early
Bird" which will be given some time
In the near future.
Charley and Edna 0osuey visited
at the Wilbert Koon home Sunday
evening.
Tho A. o. q. w. was organised 1t
the Sterling hall Saturday nisht.
The regular school meeting was
held at the home Of the clerk. Mrs.
Henry Swindling, Tuesday evening.
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Hazelton
By ELEANOR LANDsBERGER

The Christian Mothers society met
at the home of Mrs. Carl Fischer Sat-
urday afternoon. Mrs. Peter Mastel
assisting.
The Misses Hildegard and Dorothy
Beastrom entertained at an enjoy
able party Sunday night given IN
honor Of Bonnie Beastrom's birthday
anniversary. Bonnie received some
nice gifts.
Superintendent Emil Deitrick mo-
tored to Hurdsfield the first OF last
week, returning Friday.
The hard times dance given at the
school gymnasium last Friday night
by the Legion Auxiliary was . big
success, even though the lights went
out q little too soon. Music was fur
nished by local talent. Prizes were
awarded to George Raridon and Mrs.
H. Crimmins for the most approprt-
ate and amusing costumes.
The members of the senior high
school play cast have been working
diligently on their play, Mail Order
Bride" to be given Friday evening
at the local theatre.
Mrs. Frank Appert underwent an
operation at st. Alexius hospital,
Bismarck, last Saturday. She was
getting along fine at the last report.
While returning from Bismarck
Saturday with two drills loaded on
his truck, Mr.. Wescott, barely es-
capped fatal injury, when his truck
turned turtle on the grade about 10
miles south Of. Bismarck. While
passing another truck the gravel on
the edge OF the grade gave way and
the Wescott truck tipped over into an
eight foot ditch and righted itself
on its wheels. Mr.. Wescott received
q bad cut on the head, but otherwise
escaped serious injury. Mr.. Hanson
took him back to Bismarck to the
hospital. He came home the follow
Ing day.
A very good crowd attended the
Albert's Animal circus ct the theatre
Monday evening. There were
wrestling bear acts, trick monkeys,
dogs. goats and other animals. Every
one enjoyed 1t very much.
We were sorry to hear that Miss
Gladys Beasler, former Ha1elton
school girl. and nurse ct the Bismarck
hospital, underwent m operation for
appendicitis the first Of the week.
Nh. and Mrs. g. @. Beastrom en-
tertained . number Of their friends at
. card party at their home last sat-
urday evening. Head pri3es were
awarded TO Mrs. Tom shea and Mr..
Geo. Zirnhelt. coue0lntion8 went "a
Mr.. Joe Pufontaine ana q. Jonk-
man.
The high school debating team and
coach. 81. ". Stone. spent the week.
end Ut the capital city. The team
presented two debates. beth support
Ing the negative side Of the question.
The decision was IN favor q Man
dan and Bismarck. the teams which
they MT.
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Rev. E. E. Matteson preached q
splendid sermon Ia the Congregation
al church Sunday. The sermon Was
enjoyed greatly BY everyone present.
A party was given at the Dodge
school Saturday evening. Games
were played. after which q delicious
lunch was served.
Father Goldsmith conducted serv.
ices in the Catholic church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Fiegel OF near
Halliday were guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Trousdale Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Goetz of Werner
were visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Goetx Sunday.
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~ FLORENCE GosNEY


Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baker and fam.
ily called ct the John Baker home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Jessen called ct the
Dyrstad home "Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry 6windling returned 20
her home Friday after spending ! few
days IN the Bismarck hospital for
treatment.
=. =. Wagner helped presley Cos
ny set up . new drill and dix Thurs-
day.
Ars. O. Prince and son Harold were
town callers Thursday.
Wilbrt Koon called q the 0askill
and 0osney homes Thursday.
Herman Nieman and Byron Wero
Startling callsgs Saturday.
Ray 1aekh Is -aesiStine oeorra
Lewis with his farm work.
Henry owindling and children vere
B1eu1orck CALLERS Wednesday eyenll1r.
~. and Mrs.. Wilbort Koon "a
children spent Saturday night .. tho
dooe9e - nome. 80
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Wing


Elizabeth Harris, Wing. and Rey.
mold Splitter. Baldwin, were united In
marriage ct Moorhead last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosebud were their at-
tendants. They win make their home
with Mrs. q. Harris here Ia town. We
wish them = long and happy welded
life. *
Mr.: and Mrs. George Anderson
motored to Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Lowell Jones, Mrs. Selma ia
cobson and daughter Ruby Of Bis
marck, were Sunday guests 1t the
Henry jacobson home.
q. A. Hubbell was q business caller
In Regain Monday evening.
Burton Young left for his home In
Iowa Friday. He has been q suest !:
the Harry Knowles home for the past
week.
A farewell surprise party was given
at the hotel Sunday evening In honor
of Heimen Gordon, who LETT for MIN
neapolis Monday. The evening vas
spent IN playing games and cards.
Dan and Clarice Tice. Olive Mutch.
Ter and George wilkinson returna1
home from California Monday. They
spent the winter out there.
Mrs. Ben McClusky, Marjorie ana
Buddy, were capital city callers Ri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller spent
Sunday Ut the Christ Berry laome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Quebec uotor6d
TO Bismarck Saturday.
Philip Weber motored to Bismarck
Monday to consult . physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0ussie Jacohoon Of
futile were Sunday visitors q the
Hy Jacobson home.
Mrs. Ed Larson returned home from
jamestown Friday.
Lillian and Katherine Roos OF
Braddock spent Sunday visiting With
friends and relatives here.
Olive and Evelyn Fryer Of Bismarck
spent the weekend ct the Elmer Jo-
sephson home.
The ALI club viii meet next Satur.
day 1T the hall. Every member q =.
quested to be present.
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Raleigh
BY w. B. DORwARD

Mrs. Charles BEEN was q passenger
Tuesday for Mott, where she went to
visit ut the home OF her son. L. l..
Brundage. Mrs. Brundage and chill
dren are suffering with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Rausch and chill
dren accompanied by Sam Fiest mo-
tored to Bismarck Wednesday on busi-
ness. Mr.. Fiest returned in the eve
ming with q new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schmidt Of
Mandan have moved onto the old N.
A. Davis farm east of Raleigh.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Neal VAN
denberg Saturday, March 30. . baby
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Kleinschmidt
and children motored to Bismarck on
business Wednesday.
Ted. Lloyd end Lawrence Bird re-
turned to the Raleigh vicinity Tues
day. having spent the winter in parts
Of Missouri and at South Bend. Ind.
The teachers and pupils enjoyed .
vacation the past week. The four
teachers spent the week at Bismarck.
A. w. Rosson was county seat
visitor Saturday.
Miss Hazel Morrison and Bernice
Kleinschmidt spent part Of their va
cation at the w. b. Dorward home.
Henry Miller. who has been home
for short visit. returned to the st.
Alexius hospital where he Is receiving
medical care.
The Presbyterian church held reg
ular services Sunday. also observed
holy communion.
Sam Haas was Z MAndan visitor
Friday. returning with new automo-
bile.
Peter Klien shipped . car Of coast
hogs to Tacoma. wash, Friday.
B. Johnson was . passenger to NC
taughlin Friday after his auto which
he had left there In storage owing to
the snow this winter.
H. e. Wilson Of Cannon Ball VA Z
shopper in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Meyers and
John Meyers motored to Bismarck
Thursday where they visited Mrs.
John Meyers and baby 1T the Biz
marck hospital.
Frank Bosworth went up to st. An
thony Saturday sitter Mrs. Britner
and son, who had slid into the ditch
with : truck load Of machinery DUR
ing the storm Friday.
p. J. Rausch attended the 0r9ut
County BankeIs' association meeting
ct Carson Tuesday. In the eledtiep
of officers o. the organisation, ~.
Rauoch was chosen - the president.
At the next church service In IT,
Presbyterian church which win -
held April 21st. tho Sunday school
win hold THAR election Of ozficerh
Mn. q. HalveE1on and son Fred Are
Visiting IN Taylor, r. OAK.
NJ. and l1rs. Lloyd 1aubel an
n0unce tn birth e : baby daughter
1t their home 81 Mott Aprf 1T. II.
1aubel iofmGFiy Lived h .Raleiei1.
Ward hAs beon received from Roy
Gtoo1e. who joiued The navy lat Tn.
INST ~ = nov attending radio scl1oa1
- IN nteoo, Calik. ana eAjoys ~
Alfsod Westxum vas . paapsaenr
1fen1ny n,ognine 5ce 16cxAu6nllu.
Nle5o ~ WtQt ottee his or wla1cb ~
- eQnpooltd n le1yb WHEN The fan.
IA r1futue1 trom CalifeEhia eoen6
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TeInvik


MIR. and Mrs. Peter Nelson called
at the John Weber Sr. home Sunday.
Walter Reich is helping with spring
work tor Jacob Pfaff.
Miss johnson has returned to her
teaching again. as she has been Ill
for some time.
Mrs. David Calquhoun was q pass
enger to Bismarck Tuesday.
Miss Clara Wittmaeyer called on
Miss Elsina Ochsner Sunday after
noon.
Ted Bohe left Tor Eureka last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foell and
daughters were shoppers in Linton
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Quasi and son
Neil attended the show at Linton Sat
urday.
Mrs. A. L. Peterson has begun CIV
ing piano lessons to her pupils at
Temvik.
Allsn Quasi was weekend visitor
at Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Buck Of Hamp-
ton were shoppers at Temvik satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Larvick and
family were business and social call
ers In Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Enders and daughters and
Miss johnson were Linton callers Sat-
urday afternoon.
Frank Foells were visitors Ut the
Ed Monaham home Sunday.
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at the schoolhouse Saturday, April
18th.
MIR. and Mrs. r. E. Holmer and
Mrs. Ed Larvick were visitors at the
Will Foell home Thursday.
Rev. Dayen Of Linton gave an In
teresting sermon at the schoolhouse
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. r. D. Chilson and Mrs. Carl
Reich were guests at Mrs. Peach's
home Sunday evening.
Rev. Leroy White Of Bismarck
and Rev. Brooks OF Linton were bus
mess callers In Temvik Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Holmes and
family and Mrs. Ed Larvick and son
George were dinner guests at the
Oscar Larvick home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Olhouser ana
family were Linton shoppers Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Daily and sons
OF Braddock spent Saturday evening
and Sunday ct the @. J. Enders
home.
Mr.. Finley, Mrs. Peach and Mae
Chilson n1otored to Bismarck, we'd
nesday evening to bring Mrs. Finley
home. The Finley baby has been In
the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Pfaff and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber and
family attended the program in the
Evangelical church ct Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. r. Hendrix, son
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Hen
Dirk were dinner guests at the WIN
Foell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Holmes Of
Velva. N. p. en- route from Texas.
where they had lived during the win
ter, spent three days calling on old
netghbors and friends, some Of whom
they had not seen for 16 years.
The birthday party ct the home Of
Miss Bernice Nelson was wen attend.
ed. Games and dancing were the chief
entertainment, after which delicious
lunch was served. Everyone had an
enjoyable time. 49,
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Dqucette and N. ]. Stunning homes
part OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. SpitSer were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes
Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-21

camels. three horses of extinct type. bison of an extinct, long-hornel type. tapirs, peccaries. an arma- dfllo, saber-tooth tiger, other anil mals of the cat tribe, several species of dogs, and various small rodents.
 All of the animal remains were found in a layer of earth un1er- lying swamp deposit. The Hints were in the mid-portion and SO situated that they could not have worked their way down from an upper layer. according to Dr. Gid- ley.
 The stratum of earth is believed to have been laid down in Pleisto- cene times, although the axa.H phase of that period may only 3e worked out by studies of the, bones and comparison with similar struc- lures in other parts of the country.
 MT. Singleton, who first found the rich fossil deposits of the region. cooperated with Dr. Gidley, He is making further excavations un-
New Britain herald., 1929-06-21
FAN IN AMERICA < 25,000 YEARS AGO
/cienist Finds Weapons Be. 7 heath Bone of MaStodon

Melbourne, Fla, June 21.-P- Man has lived for at least 25.OOO years on the North American con- 4inent.
 A new birthday, set back to the days of fantastic creatures that no longer exist, has been figured out by Dr. J. w. Gidley. of the Smith, sonian institution on the basis of new finds near here.
 An ancient stone scraper, found by himself and crude arrow head, located beneath a mastodon bone by Charles F. Singleton, are con- sidered added proof of very early existence of man.
 The relics of an ancient stone age culture were uncovered in the same earth layer that contained bones of extinct animals known to have lived that long ago. They could not have been buried by race of later time. according to Dr. Gidiey.
 The discoveries are another link in the scientific proof that may re- flute the claims of anthropologists who believe mans first appearance on the North American continent occurred less than 6,0O0 years ago.
 The increased age of American ,man little bridges the gap with European man, however, for exis- tence in the old world has beel traced to 50O,00O years ago.
 Dr. Gidley also uncovered a vast collection of extinct animals. The remains will be studied for their bearing on the age of the deposits.
 His findings included bones of bears of a nex, extinct species.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-21

Burns-but a guy couldn't ask any body to marry him on wages like that.
 A letter came to Hofelich at his home here the other day. It was from New York attorney. the executor of the estate of late MT John Summers. Summers, it seem- ed was the man whose life Hofelich had saved. so Frank was to receive legacy of $20,000.
 He gulped. and read on. There was provision in the bequest that that money was not to be paid until the day Hofelich was married.
 Margaret agreed that it would be nice to get married. She's still in high school. but after graduation there'll be wedding-and among the presents will be check of $20,0O0.