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BY MRS. RAY HAZLECROVE

Ray H~azlegrovc and Emil Sat.
tier were in futile Monday after
repairs and Mrs. Sattler and daugh.
ter. Shirley, visited at the Halle
grove home that afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler were
supper guests Monday evening. at
the Hazlcgrove home.
Ray Hazlegrovc called at the
Fred Wagner home Tuesday after
Mr.. Wagner to help fix the well
rods.
Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and her sis
ter, Opal Gray and Mrs. Ed Ochu-
ner and children were afternoon
callers at the E. T.. Sattler home
Tuesday.
Jack Stewart and sons Wallace
and Jackie and daughter Adrian
called Tuesday at the Emil Sattler
and Hazlcgrove homes.
Guests Tuesday evening at the
Emil Sattler home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Ochuner and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove. Opal
Gray, Jack Stewart and son Wal
lace.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Opal Gray called at the Frank Gray
home Wednesday where Opal re-
NAMED and Mr.. and Mrs. Hazlegrove
went on to futile on business.
Jack Stewart and son Wallace
and Emil Sattler called at the Halle
grove home Wednesday night and
Emil Sattler and Wallace Stewart
called Thursday at Hazlegrovc's.
Mrs. Fred Wagner and daughters,
Minnie, 1rma and Lucille, and son
Vernon and Carl. returned last week
from their trip to Iowa.
Most everybody has started cut
ting or heading grain out around
this way.
Harry Ulfcrs have a man from
futile building them a new chicken
house.
H. F.. Williamson of Arena was
in Tuttle Wednesday.
Miss Sylvia Stewart spent the
weekend with her ps:>nts north of
Tuttle..
Miss Emma Weber was a week
end guest at the Jack Stewart home.
She accompanied Sylvia home Fri
day night.
Emil Sattler cut grain for Jack
Stewart this week.
WI understand there will be a new
schoolhouse built in Lake Williams
this summer and all finished in
time for school.
Miss Opal Gray will teach in Lake
Williams this year.
Melvin Webster and daughter,
virgic, were over. ;ght guests at the
Ray Hazlegrove home Wednesday.
They left Thursday norning for 9TH
err points in North Dakota, but ex-
pect to leave soon for Battle Lake,
Mimi.
The meat market in Wing has
changed hands.
Elmer Perry was in futile one
day this week.
Ray Hazlegrove started to shock
for Harry Ulfers Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Charles Frazier, j., were in Tut
tie Saturday night and also Elvin
Gray and his father.
Among those in futile Saturday
night were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gold
smith and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Ochuner and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter
Shirley Jean, and Chris Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harry and
daughter, Avis, and Cora Larson
were in Thttle Saturday night.
Mr.. and FRS. Christ WetIle and
daughter Of Arena were shopping in
futile Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Frazier are
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Mckenzie
By r T. +. HUGHES

G. F.. Allen, fire insurance adjuster
Of Fargo. was here Wednesday and
settled fully and satisfactorily for the
losses incurred in the fire Of July
25th with Fred Long. VIM. McCloskcy
and for the hotel building.
MI. and Mrs. George Watson took
Mrs. J.. Gamble to Bismarck T,res-
day to consult a doctor.
H. e. Wildfang of Sterling was a
business caller in Mckenzie Monday
evening.
Tom Hughes purchased a new
combine Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schoell are
the proud parents of a baby boy born
in the Bismarck hospital July 81.
Mrs. Harry CUM of Bismarck was
a guest at the T. Hughes home Tues
day. She returned home Tuesday
evening with Mrs. G. r. Jacobson,
also of Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Thompson and
family spent Sunday picnicking and
swimming ear Sunny. N. D.
George Manly and Jerry Sweeny
and Isabelle Colby were Bismarck
shoppers Friday.
Louis feathers purchased a new
combine this week.
Floyd Bclk and Lee Meth of Ster-
ling were Mckenzie callers Friday
evening.
H. E. Curtis made a business trip
to Brittin Friday evening.
Bryan Coons is to drive the cast
school bus and Ed. Fuehrcr the west
route this coming school term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Larson and
daughter Vivian and Kat h
Hughes we're visitors at the Tom
Hughes home Thursday evening.
Wendell Drawer motored to Dick
son Saturday, returning home Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hughes were
shoppers In Bismarck Friday.
Mrs. P. E. Roth returned home
Saturday from the Bismarck hoSpi-
tai where she has been receiving
treatment.
Grant Turner motored to Bismarck
Friday to consult a doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Manly, Misses
Violet and Lucille Manly all of
jamestown were guests at the George
Manly home Sunday.
George Sudivick of Sterling was
in Mckenzie Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Curtis, Bill
Strong, Jack Shown and Bub Wilton
motored to Mandan Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Isabelle Colby and daughter
lnez left for futile Sunday where
they will spend their two weeks vaca-
ton visiting relatives.
Lightning struck and set a fire
northwest OF George Hughes Sunday
and burned a small place before the
rain put 1t out. Henry Larson and
farmers near Sibley Butte were partly
hailed out during the storm Sunday.
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Lyman
BY S. GYLDEN

AXel Eskeli from Oriska was a busi-
ness caller in this vicinity Sunday.
He came and got two OF his horses
with the truck.
John Juhala Of Brockct was here
Sunday.
Sulo Eckholm and Jack Gylden re-
turned home from Plummer, Mimi,
Sunday evening where they have
been working.
Quite a number Of people from
here attended the dance in Regain
Saturday night.
Miss Sylvia Eckholm. who has been
working at Walter Pcsonen's for the
past few months, returned home
Sunday.
John Gyldcn and Scvert were bust
ness callers in Bismarck Monday.
Clarence and Edwin Miller and Ed
win Ross from Braddock were visit
ing friends and relatives Sunday.
Bill Mulari and Florence Josephson
were Friday evening callers at the
Gyldcn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pesoncn and
family were visiting at the Arne An
tilla home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnc Antilla plan
on moving IN the Eskeli place. as
Mrs. Thorsen is planning on moving
to her place.
Jack Gylden left with Axcl Eskcli
for Oriska Monday. From there Jack
Gyldcn is going to Sharon to work.
Sunday callers at the Gyldens were
Seniu and Elmo Ekholm. Johnny
Chapel. Emil and Elmo Lviska, Bill
Mularc. Florence Joscphson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Josephson and son Clifford,
George and Hugh Bates.
Miss Sylvia Eckholm visited with
Josie and Hilma Olson Sunday eve
ming.
Edwin Waistc. who is working at
Rudolph HAIRLESS. visited at his home
Sunday.
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Wilson Township
BY MRS. O H A. BERG

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berg motored to
Bismarck to sec Reinhold Wagner,
who is at the hospital for a month.
He is expected home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf and
family were Sunday visitors at the
Christ Neimillcr home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner Of
Washburn were guests Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. Wagner's sister,
Mrs. J. Berg.
A heavy rain fell here Wcdnes-
day. also Sunday. Harvest is de-
layed now on account Of bad wealth.
or.
Miss Rosa Strobe Of Mercer is
staying with her sister, Mrs. Mel
miller. this week.
A mission program will be given
at the Evangelistic church Sunday,
August IL. Every one is welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner mo-
tored to Bismarck last week. Mrs.
Wagner consulted a physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner
and son, Melvin, @,torcd TO Wilton
Saturday to do shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Nelson called
at the John Berg home Wcdncs-
day evening on business matters.
They also attended prayer meeting
at the West church.
Miss Amy Nelson is home for a
vacation. She is helping at the farm
during harvest, then she will return
to Bismarck again.
Miss Hcrda Berg mo.orcd to Will
ton Thursday morning to consult a
doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Baumiller had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schlodt of near Mercer.
Mrs. John Berg nlotorcd to Will
ton Wednesday for Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strobe. Of
Mercer visited with their daughter
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlofman
called on Gust Ncimillcr Sunday
afternoon.
A large crowd attended the ball
game Sunday at the Ed Gcssele
farm but the rain stopped the game.
Mr.. and IRIS. Philip Wall attended
church at McClusky Sunday after
noon.
The John Kurle family arc all
well now, DR.. Alger reports, after
a six-weeks' quarantine for scarlet
fever.
Carl Schlofman and son, Alvin,
were business callers at the John
Berg home Friday. They also mo-
tored to Wilton for a load Of coal.
Henry Gessele mctored to Bis
marck to ee Freddie. who is at a
hospital for treatment for rheumat-
ism.
Miss Bertha and Rudolph Berg
helped shock grain at their unclc's
farm Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf and
daughter Elsie motcred to Wilton
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jotr ]. Wagner Of
Mercer called at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neimill-
er, Sunday.
A number motored to the timber
to pick chokecherries this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg and FAM
lily motored to Wilton Saturday aft
ernoOn.
The Hrychow brothers r busy
combining this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottleb Wall had
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
ions, Of Martin, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gessele visited
Sunday 1t the John kurle home.
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were callers in thu capital city
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson are spend
ing a few days in Bismarck while
Mr.. Swanson is having some dental
work done.
Fcrdinald W-utzske called at j. r.
Titles Tuesday ard borrowed a
truck and motored to Regain after
repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller Of
Great Falls. Mont, motored to
jamestown Monday to see Mrs.
Miller's mother, Mrs. Andrew Walk
or.
Robert McCollingn from Wilton is
employed at his grandfathcr's, W.
NJ. McCollingh.
Walfred Little returned home Mon
Ga. after spendin a few days G.
j. F.. Titles.
Frank Walker motorcd to the
mine Monday after a load Of coal.
Mrs. John Howe, and daughters,
Hazel and Claricc. we're callers at
J. r. Titles Saturday.
Ernest Baily and Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Taylor and family motored to
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Willard Diamond and son
Lyle were callers at Harry Dia-
mond's Monday.
Airline Hilsdorf of Wilton visited a
few days last week with Francis
Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Ryeberg and
Henry Strom were Sunday guests of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Emile Olson.
Homer Taylor has installed a tele-
phon1
Frances Fitzgerald and airline
liilsdorf visited with Ruth Little
Friday.
Mrs. w. NJ. McCollingh called at
the home Of her son Roy, Tuesday.
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Lein


Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Cunning
ham and son of Mobridge, S. d.,
were looking over farming interests
in this vicinity Saturday.
Mrs. Ole Wick, who has spent a
week visiting friends and relatives
at Willmar, Mimi, returned home
Wednesday.
Quite a large crowd attended the
Luther League meeting held at
Ncls Droncn's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George Christianson and Sell
ma Rise motorcd to Wing Thursday
morning.
Quite a few from this vicinity at
tended the dance given at NJ. A.
Liens Friday evening.
Arnold Christianson motored to
Driscoll Monday.
Ole Wick and son Lewis motorcd
to Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Lien of Regain
were Sunday callers at the B. N.
Lien home.
Johnny Kruger Of Trygg spent
Sunday evening at the Art Bjorhers
home.
Carl Lien Of Baldwin visited with
his sister, Mrs. b. N. Lien, and fam
lily, Saturday evening and Sunday.
}. 0. Rise and daughter Selma
motorcd to Bismarck thursday eve
ming.
Alice Vicks, who has been stay
ing at the B. N. Lien home for the
past week, returned home Wcdncs-
day.
Joseph Rise spent Sunday at
Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hclgcson of
Regain spent Sunday afternoon and
evening at the Harry Helgcson
home.
Ed Nygaard motored to Bismarck
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Pardon of Ed
ridge, N. d., spent Sunday afternoon
visiting with Mrs. Pardon's parents,
N.r. and Mrs. John Birkeland.
Clarence Rise and Vallemar Lcin
spent Sunday evening with their
friend Eddy Arneson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and
daughter, Dorothy, motored to Dris-
coll Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Ornc and mother, Mrs.
5. +. Paisley, visited at the Art Bjor-
hus and Harold Christianson homes
Friday afternoon.
There will be Norwegian services
next Sunday, Aug. IL. at ? o'clock.
The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs.
John Nyseth next Wednesday, Aug.
Ia. Everybody invited.
Harry Hclgcson and Ernest Rise
motored to Driscoll Saturday.
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Rock Hill
By MISS RUTH LITTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gordan and
family were Sunday guests at Ern-
est Gordan's.
Mrs. Axel Lun.":ere and Mrs. Of
liver Ong we're callers at the G.. O.
Lindsey home Thursday.
Callers at the Walt Geutt homo
Sunday were Carl Scott and family
Jake Fishc: and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Scott. Mrs. Emma
Scott and Phyllis. Mrs. keator and
children, Mrs. Louie and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson and
Stephen Monroe.
Norman Little called at the Strand
home Wednesday after som horses,
S. B. Olson was d caller ct the
J. Z. Little home Tuesday.
Ernest Swanson is employed al
the Orvillc Sperry nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Monroe and
son Roderick were supper guests at
the X. kolb home Sunday.
Ira Bailey was a caller at Christ
Waugeman's Wednesday.
Miss Alice Walker spent the week
end at her parental home.
Mrs. Oscar Magunson and sons.
George and Helmcr, we're Regain
callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Landcrhom and
daughter, Burrett, and Arthur
Landcrhom, were callers at the An
drew Olson home Tuesday evening.
O. w. Packwan was a Regain call
or Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Gordan and son Ernie
were callers in the capital city Tues
day.
Willard Diamond called at the
Roy Little home Thursday.
The Garfield Ladies Aid met at
the home Of Mrs. Ira Baily Wedncs-
day. A large crowd attended. The
next meeting will be at Louis Jour
gcnson's.
Mrs. ]. F. Little and o Clyde
were Wilton callers Saturday.
A kolb and Allen Tolliver were
Regain callers Tuesday.
Chas. Heddick was a Regain caller
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. NJ. McCollingh called at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. An.
drew Olsen, Monday.
l.. 3. Olsen was caller at Chas,
Christinson's Wednesday.
Eddie Rasche and father motorcd
to Bismarck Saturday. Mr.. Rasche
went to consult a physician about
his leg
Mrs. Toy Little, who has been i'll
for the past week. was taken to Bis
marck and rushed to the st. Alexius
hospital where she underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis. She was
accompanied by her husband anc
Clayton Little.
The Fitzgerald boys called at j
i. Titles Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gordan and
son Ernie, Mr.. and Mrs. Solan ano
daughter called at Emile Olsen's
Thursday evening.
The Homemaker's club held thei,
meeting at Mrs. Homer Tayl,r's
Thursday. A large crowd was il
attendance.
Mis- Ollie Cook is assisting ---rs
Grant Lindsay with home work.
Bernhard and GuGrun Jordahl re-
turned home Sunday from Coalkar
Dor where they have been spending
the past week.
Laurice and Elizabeth Jcurgensor
spent Sunday with Phyllis Little.
Grant Lindsey motored to Regar
Wednesday after his grandmother
Mrs. Qng.
Oscar Magunson was a caller il
the capital city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swanson ant
Clarice Howe, and George Bsil.
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Welch's Spur


Otto Dorman and sons started
combining the first Of the week. Mr..
Dorman did sone combining for Ar
thur Knudtson of Apple Greek the
middle Of the week.
Almost everyone within seeing dis
lance of the big fire which started
cast Of Menoken Tuesday. went to
help fight it. The fire was checked
after it had Travelled several miles and
destroyed many tons of hay and q
number Of grain fields.
Mrs. Robert WEIGH has been cook
ing for her brothers this week while
they are busy combining. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Doppler are on a fishing trip
in north central Minnesota.
Hugh McMurrich started from his
home neal Glencoe with a load Of
wheat Tuesday and got as far as
the Robert WEIGH farm, where his
wagon broke down. He then went with
Lawrence Doppler and Robert WEIGH
to fight the prairie fire. and finished
hauling his wheat to Menoken Thurs
day.
Lawrence Doppler and sister, Mrs.
4GOUClt VvCA(4lS AAIVVOAVN w 4NACAlOACl4
the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John WEIGH and fam
ay and Oliver WEIGH were Bismarck
visitors the first Of the week.
Glen Oder. who has been working
at the Horace D!rlam farm, motored
to his home near Regain Monday. He
had spent the weekend with Law
renee Doppler.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill and baby,
Mrs. Robert WEIGH and Lawrence
Doppler were Bismarck visitors Thurs
day.
Lawrence Dopplcr called at the
Jack 1shmall home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Otto Dorman has had trouble
for the past two weeks with a sore on
her foot which threatened blood poi
soning. It is getting somewhat better
now. however.
Lawrence Doppler and Robert
WEIGH made a trip to Bismarck for
repairs for their combine Saturday
morning.
Robert WEIGH and son Bobbie mo-
tored to Menoken Sunday. Lawrence
Doppler and Ralph Snyder also were
In Menoken.
Miss Sara Boyd is home again from
her trip to the Minot vicinity.
Marcus Tremblay and Miss Mar
garet McMurrich called at the Robert
WEIGH home Sunday afternoon.
Chris Oster of Bismarck called on
his uncle, Fred Rittel, Sunday.
Drew Irwin and Paul Happel started
combining in this ncighborhood Sat-
urday.
The two Dorman brothers and
Ralph Snyder called on the Doppler
boys Saturday evening.
A. D. WEIGH called on his brother,
o. P. WEIGH, day this week.
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ing at the Ed Larson home q few
days.
Clara Rise was an overnight guest
at the Mueller home Saturday.
Dorothy Mutchler was an overnight
guest with Maxine See one day last
week.
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John Zeller, south Of town, had the
misfortune to lose his barn, Is loads
of hay, header box and new wagon,
by fire Monday noon. Several pigs
were also buried. Cause Of the fire
is not known. Everything was q total
loss-n0 insurance.
Frank Jueth and Martin Ticker
made a business trip to Bismarck
Monday.
r. w. Wrucke and J. H. Emch were
In Bismarck Wednesday.
w. A. Hart Of Carson was trans
acting business In Leith Friday.
Mrs. H. w. Gibson enjoyed a visit
with old friends from Regent. Friday.
when Mesdaines Switzer, Haskins and
Ellingson of Regent stopped for a
few hours on their way home from
Bismarck.
The Asbridge and Precise families
are back from their trip to the Black
Hills.
The issuance of bonds for the
maintenance Of the Leith schools was
voted on Friday and carried by q
large majority.
r. N. A. lodge held an interesting
session Thursday evening. Two new
members, Mrs. Gladys Carlson and
Mrs. Lorene Mellon. were initiated.
Mrs. Aug. johnson and sister, Miss
Emma Keller, served q delicious
lunch after the session.
Mrs. E. Anhorn and Miss McCurdy
Of Dickinson, who is employed at the
court house In Carson. attended r.
N. A. lodge here Thursday evening.
Julius Zeller spent Sunday with
Mrs. Zeller who Is attending school
at Dickinson.
Martin Ticker, Jr., left for Chicago
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jueth
and Martins brother and sister TAX
ing him to Morristown to board the
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Finch were
guests at the G.. J. Kimball home
Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. w. Evcns visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McAndrews
Sunday.
Maurice Kimball was a passenger
for Mott Monday evening. returning
Tuesday with a combine which they
are using with much success In their
harvesting Of their neighbours as well
as their own crop.
Mrs. Mellon. mother Of E. L. Mel
lon. and w. F. Walch Of Reeder Wis
tied In Leith Sunday. Elaine Mellon
returned to Leith with them and will
remain here for an extended visit.
Mrs. Chris johnson and Mrs. Olger
frozen are visiting in Carthage, 8. D.,
for q few weeks.
Lorang Wang Of Almont was In
Leith Saturday to meet his nephew,
Howard Wray, Of Lancaster, Ohio.
For some reason the young man
failed to arrive. Howard lived In
Leith q few years ago and his many
friends will be glad to see him when
he arrives.
Judge Fletcher OF Carson with his
daughter and family were visitors at
the LAWYERS Friday.
Mrs. q. j. Kimball. Mrs. Lou NY
land and Mrs. Lloyd Kendall. were
Elgin callers Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Ignatz Gross and
Mrs. Richards Of Raleigh visited the
LAWYER family Sunday.
Miss Ruth Cochrane spent the
weekend IN Bismarck.
Clarence LAWYER and 3. w. Howar-
ton were dinner guests at E. J. Law
fer's Friday.
Freeman Qeer Of south Of town
was in Leith Monday morning and
reports harvesting progressing nicely.
He is using . combine and reports
the wheat . fair yield but Of very
good quality.
Art Haugen and Vaughn Omdahl
are assisting with the harvesting 1t
Keith Emch's farm.
=. ]. LAWYER goes to Mott Tuesday
where the band y furnishing the n1u-
gic for. > big Boy Scout celebration
which thu Lions club = sponsoring
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A portable crime detection
atory. equipped with muc& =
apparatus, Is used-by tbet
Los Angeles.
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New York.--A small expedition In,
which two generations are represent
ed recently left Hudson, Manitoba, to
travel northward by snowshoes across
the unexplored lands of northern On
tario and Manitoba to Hudson bay.
Arthur w. North. his son. Robert,
now fourteen years old, and already
an author; an Indian and a fve-dog
team will compose the party.
IS zlseEss
tied except By wolves and a few In
dams. making the trip in winter be-
cause the mosquitoes and swamps
mike travel in this region impossible
at other seasons.
The party will have a distinct col
legiate atmosphere. Mr.. North, who
was captain of the University of Cali
fornia track team some years ago, will
carry banner of his alma mater re-
Gently presented to him at d dinner
in New York given in his honor by
his college mates.
Robert, who is on leave Of absence
from the Phillips-Andover academy,
win also carry a banner which was re-
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Light on Oyster

washington. Since more oysters
than human beings attend the dinners
of the great, it has occurred to at least
one scientist that the private life of
these gentle creatures may be mat
ter of some public concern.
In somewhat formal expose of
"The Private Life of the American
Oyster" DR.. p. S. Galtsoff of the bu-
reau of fisheries credits the oyster
with a sense Of taste more refined in
certain respects than that of its hu-
man admirers.
ut has been found,' he says, that
the oyster reacts to the application of
Quinine and detects this substance in
concentration four times weaker
than the minimum which can be no.
ticed as applied to the human tongue.
apparently well-developed SEN
sitivity is a compensation which the
oyster obtained for its loss of power
of locomotion and absence of special
organs of vision and hearing"
Its ability to protect itself from
poison, he explains, has been meas
ured by putting different quantities of
potassium salts and other chemicals
In. water where it was feeding.
Efficient though they are, however.
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by purchase. Mr.. Alderman. who Is
one of the cement millionaires Of the
country, bought the umbrella at
Bonds, in Piccadilly, London. A close
friend was with him at the time and
bought one like it. Immediately after
ward the friend bet MIR. Alderman he
would have his umbrella longer. He
lost his two weeks afterward. Mr..
Alderman has carried his ever since,
and last year it made its fitch trip
abroad.
Scores of trips to Europe, Asia,
Africa and South America differ
ent place each year-have added to
the umbrella mileage. The umbrella
was still good and strong enough to
make visit with the Ackermans this
year to Italy and the Adriatic.
The handle has been carved, BY the
Alderman hand. with nofations as to
where and when the umbrella has
been when important world events
have occurred under the Alderman
eye. There are little silver plates,
too. noting the dates Of special trips
the umbrella has made.
The umbrella fad is not the only
one In which Mr.. Alderman engages.