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Simmons Potential Power
Is Reason for Prediction

incidentally, the full facts of the
has some very good reasons for setting
this belated date for the return to
form of the team that had been ex-
pected to romp through the American
league race. BY that time Schoolboy
Rowe may be pitching in the manner
to which he once was accustomed. Tom
my Bridges may have overcome the
tough luck which is besetting him.
Hank Greenberg may be avenging his
broken bones by breaking down enemy
fences and there may be other success
angles far more important than the
fact that the 1885 and 1886 winners
did not do their best until mid-season.
One of these angles could concern Al
Simmons. Until the Tigers tackled the
Athletics recently, Al was going along
in fair fashion. Then, because the
fans who once cheered him so heartily
now booed him with equal vigor, he
frightened up while striving to obtain
hits. The result was that the big
1Cho", VIM NC III
runs season and making up for the
absence of Greenberg, continually left
runners stranded on base in time of
need.
lf-and it may be mentioned that he
obtained two of the three hits the
Tigers made in the Yankee series
opener recentIy-he resumes swattinu
with at least average vigor, Detroit
should not slump below its present
standing. So the Tigers should be
within reasonable distance of the lead.
ers when they put on their summer
drive.
Without going into full details. II
might also be mentioned that the world
champions expect these leaders to be
the Yankees Boston they call a good
team, with plenty of hitting power ami
two pitchers. They insist that two
pitchers are not enough.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28
Persian Kitten Is Easy
to Do in Cross Stitch

How would you like to find this
cute Persian kitten curled up in your
favorite chair, or in a pretty frame
above your bed? Embroider a pillow
or picture with her soft likeness, as
you can do so easily in cross stitch,
and make her adoption complete.
Use wool, silk or cotton floss, though
angora yarn makes the most realistic
likeness. You'll love doing this
needlework in your spare time, and
lind the crosses an easy TO the inch.
Pattern 1148 comes to you with a
transfer pattern of a kitten 111z by
1874 inches; material requirements
illustrations of all stitches needed;
color chart and key.
Send 10 cents in coins or stamps
(coins preferred) to The Sewing Cir
Gle, Needlecraft Dept, 81 Eighth
Ave-, New York, n. Y.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28

the Sturdier opponent even more than
he outslugged him. Aside from any
lesson Schmeling may have missed by
not being there, another idea might be
CLEANED out of the evening which
brought so many bright memories. 1t
is that if the officials will rematch the
two they need have no worry about
what to do with their air-cooled Gar
den upon any summer evening they
care to name.
Cincinnati hand books got taken for
plenty when Bold Venture won the
Kentucky rodeo. The tip was red hot
in that town -. Bill Terry ordinarily
is a straightaway hitter, but when he
has two strikes on him he chokes his
bat and pokes at the ball. That is why
he so often confounds the left fielders
by dropping short hits into their ter
ritory Jimmy Dykes uses zip
pers instead of buttons on his baseball
uniform Although he is only
twenty-six years old and probably bet
ter than ever, Barney Ross blue-blaek
hair is now flecked with gray {.
Carl Hubbard, the veteran pro foot
baIier who became an American league
umpire this year, has funny stiff arm
motion while indicating balls and
strikes. But players say he is one of
the most competent arbters to come
along in recent years.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28

month to go, and"
mo-" said the gentleman. al
mean"
"Sure, Know" persisted the re-
porter. "What you're getting at is
that you want to prove your patriot
ism. But just because those loving
cups of yours start Hopping around
like a couple of May Day banners
every time you get burned up about
what has been happening lately is no
excuse for going to extremes. Why,
even the Hearst papers wouldn't take
you for Red just because your ears
get that way when"
There was a wistful look in the eye
of the gentleman who now was fon-
ding three big black bats. The reporter
understood that, too.
"Hnnh,"- he said. So you're just
great big boy, are you? All you want
Is the noise and the excitement. Well,
all I've got to say is that the way that
big Rowe blew up in the first frame
today and the way that Lawson fizzled
like a Roman candle and the way
some of those other birds have been
blasted lately, you should already be
having all the fireworks you want.
Why"
Nevertheless" said the gentleman.
''Fourth of July is the day and" Che
waved bat invitingly) IF you would
like to debate the subject any longer,
there is"
But there are some ideas the report
er could get even if it was only one
of the Dodgers up there swinging. He
hereby passes along the word that
July is the day on which the Tigers
will resume their pennant progress.
Also he desists from the writing of
Sanskrit to inform the world that this
information comes direct from the lips
of Mickey Cochrane.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28
Foreign Words
and Phruses

Alb uno disco omnes. U) From
one learn all.
Ammo aetatis suae. U) In the
year of his Cor herr age.
Bonnie fol. CD Good faith.
Caput mortuum. U.) A worth
less residue.
Nal a propos. CD Ill-timed; I'm,
suitable.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28

DERHAPS it is just as we'll that one
L Annie Oakley was unused at the
Canzoneri-McLarnin fight. II Max
Schmeling had taken advantage of the
same free opportunities afforded
Oman Hoover and numerous other
Broadway celebrities, he might have
departed with ideas which eventually
would have wrecked the peace of mind
of thousands who already have invest
ed upon Joe Louis next triumph.
BY this, mean that Tony CAMEO
neri's upsetting victory over Jimmy
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28

McEarnln provides u
ring lesson which
should be carefully
studied by any fight
ing man who finds
himself facing long
odds. Admitting that
the raw courage of
the gamecock who
won seven out of ten
rounds is a rare item
in the human make
up, the fact remains
that Tony won be-
cause he outSmarted
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28
Ate Horses and Dogs

No definite data are available, but In
histories of the United States 1t Is
stated that at jamestown, the earliest
English colony, during the starving
time, the colonists ate the horses and
dogs, and that the Indians had carried
away the hogs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28

gains already are APP
preaching that state
of decrepitude which
comes from extremely
old baseball age. So
are those of some of
your more estimable
and high-priced hired
men. Think of what
is going to happen
when the ground real
ly gets hard. Sure,
that September holt
day Is the one you
mean. Then you'll
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28

In 1881, o; ana In 1907
only 5. These figures
show pretty well how
successful is the in
lection treatment of
the average case of
hemorrhoids. During
that time, $50 cases
were treated by the
injection method and
Doctor Balch con-
cludes that the injec-
ton treatment of in
ternal hemmorrhoids
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28
In.ect Poison Frcm Weed

The weed devils shoestring' con.
tains rotonone. an insect-killing poison.
Georgia, Texas and Florida plants have
the highest toxic content, says the
American Chemical society.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28
HOWARD
1NTDDAY
Or. JAMES w. BARTON
Talk. About U
Treating Hemorrhoids

treating Nlemorrnoios
GONE idea of how the injection
- method of treating hemor-
rhoids or piles has taken the place
of the old method of removing
them by a surgical operation can
be gathered from the report in
New England Journal of Medi-
cine of Doctor Balch of the Rectal
Clinic, Massachusetts General hospital,
Boston.
Since the clinic was organized in
1928 the number of operations for re-
moval of hemorrhoids done in the hos
pital has steadily decreased. In 1929
there were AZ cases; in 1880, 20; and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28
Weeks Supply of Postum Free

Read the offer made by the Postum
Company In another part of this pa
per. They will send full weeks sup
ply of health giving Postum free to
anyone who writes for it.-Adv.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28

Best Part of Life
Best spent part of life is the time
devoted to finding out what 1t Is for.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-28

Just as the soil conserving practices
vary, so do the rates of payment as
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
Temple Ideal No. 2

Correspondent ell triunfo dc
la semana a esta agrupaci6n
Ell entusiasmo que han desple-
gado los organizadores del ca.
baret privado del sabado, y las
personals Que han separado sus
mesas, hace augular Ill triun-
TO.
Recordamos que Greco tie
ne a su cargo ell adorno del sa-
lon. Nos anticipamos en- decir
que sera de mucho gusto.
Tocaran Los Bohemios.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
CHUNGAS
(Viene de la 1a.)

oas de Marruecos y de la mari
IA de guerra, un mes antes DE-
astallar ell movimiento; maso.
les son los que consiguieron que
a mayor parte de la marina de
TERRA Sc pusiera de parte del
ueblo; masones los aviadores
Iue lograron 10 mismo en- la ma
yor parte de la Aviaci6n; maso-
nos la mayor parte de los jefes
y oficiales de asalto fusilados
por los facciosos en- los sitios o.
oupados por ellos; masones tam
oien la mayoria de los que en- la
Prensa, en- la tribuna, ante ell
micr6fono, mantienen ell fuego
sagrado de la causa; masones
los que en- el extranjero traba-
ian por hacer rectificar Ell de :
sastroso acuerdo de neutralidad
' los que contrarrestan ell espio-
maize y la acci6n International
fascista.----
Isl es asi, hermanos en- la hu
manidad, estais cumpliendo con
Ell mas noble de los deberes, ell
de vigilar y luchar por la liber-
tad y la convenience de los L.u-
mildes!
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
CHOCARON LOS VAPORES
SANTA BARBARA Y CUBA

Habana, nov. LA la EXTRA
da del puerto de la Habana cho-
caron aver los vapores Santa
Barbara" Y Cuba, resultando
los dos barcos con averias y te-
niendo que regresar al puerto.
Algunas planchas del "Cuba"
saltaron y ell aqua penetr6 en-
una de las bodegas, averiando
Ell equipaje.
Los Inspectors de cascos y
calderas reconoceran hoy esos
barcos Y opinaran 81 pueden o
no continuar viaje.
En- ell Santa Barbara iba la
delegation Guiana a la conferen
ella ~Pan-Americana de Buenos
Aires, delegation que costara a
la Repdblica sec, 900.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
FL party de anoche

Con notable entusiasmo cele
bro anoche en- Villa del Rio su
anunciado party, la agrupa-
ci6n Business University of
Tampa"
BESIDE bora temprana llega-
ron muchachas y j6venes ell
gran cantidad, quedando inva
didos los terrenoS en- pocos mi
nutos.
Sc bail6 hasta entrada la nc
che. Fue una noche muy deli
ciosa.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
NOTAS SOCIALE

Seccicn Recreativa del Centre
Espanol de West Tampa.
Otra tarde en- que nuestr;
divertida juventud Sc dara CT.
ia para disfrutar de alegres
horas.
La Orquesta don Francis
co" que tiene a su cargo los
bailables en- toda la Temporal
da, ocupara ell palco de la mi
sica.
Recordamos que los caballo
ros pagaran soc y las damas
25 centavos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
Nueva directiva

ANGC q ahOSeANa
Ell Cheers Amis Club nombr6
su nueva directiva para ell pro
ximo periodic, la que quedO
constitufda por alumnos de las
escuelas de segunda ensenan :
"a.
Forman la mesa" entran :
te: Bill Roberts, Presidente
Henry Orihuela, Vice; NATL
de Dfaz, Secretaria; MARCEL.
no Garcia, Tesorero; y Andres
Martinez, reporter.
La nueva directiva fue pre-
bentada enel bale del sabadG
anterior.
Las directivas entrantes y Sc
lientes seran festejadas den
tro de POGO con un banquete.
FelicitamOs a estos alegres
muchachos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
Cumpdeahos


Festejara hoy su cumplea :
los la simpatica senorita Els :
trella del Vale, hija de los es-
timados esposos Rafael y Julia
del Vale, residences en- ell n1-
nero 2506 de la Gale 10.
Cumplira catorce amos, edao
de sonrisas, en- que TODD 10 We
mos a traves del pleno de la
felicidad.
Reciba la nuestra muy sin
cera.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

ria pesada de los rebeldes Y e.
fuego de ametralladoras nc cor
sigui6 desalojar a las tropas RI
pr blicanas de la Casa de Cam
po, y los fa:ciosos emprendie
ron la retirada.
Dos yeces durante ell dia de
aver los a%eroplanos del general
Franco arrojaron bombas sobre
la poblaci6n indefensa y las for
tificaciones, causando la muer-
tie a 20 personals Y heridas a as,
Los proyectiles de la artille-
ria fascista alcanzaron varios
edificios p1blicos, entire ellos ell
de las Cortes y ell palacio de CO.
municaciones. Una de las bonn
has cay6 en- la sala donde los di
putados de la Rep1blica acos :
tumbraban a reunirse. En- ell Pa
SEQ del Prado una bomba destro
z6 un autom6vil que marchaba
a gran velocidad.
Los peri6dicos dan la noticia
y dicen que IN proyectil, en- la
Gale del Almendro, penetr6 por
ell techo, descendi6 una alturs
de 8 pisOs, atraves6 una CANA
en- la que dormian dos ninos y
6stos solo sufrieron contusiones
de pOca importancia.
Ell intense fuego de la artilIe-
ria rebelde estuvo concentrate
entire Carabanchel y la carrete-
"a de Toledo.
Los leales han dado mayor vi
gor a sus pOslcloneS en- IA Casa
de Campo, siendo felicitados
por ell mando.
I'm prisionero de los rebeldes
declare a las autoridades militia
res de Madrid que los f~acciosos
realizan ell atalque con solo diez
mil hombres, pero protegidos
por su mejor armamento y ma
yor experiencia.
Llegaron aver de Catalina,
segdn la nota Official, 5000 mi
licianos debidamente entrena :
dos para la guerra moderna.
Ell avance de Franco sobre la
Casa de Campo persegria la fl
nalidad de la Carcel Modelo y
dar un golpe de efecto, como Ell
que diera cuando la toma de To.
ledo, donde 5000 milicianos Sc
r~etiraron cast sin pelear.
En- la carcel Modelo estan en-
cerrados varios miles de prisiO-
neros fascistas, que Ell gobiernd
mantiene como rehenes.
Nueve aeroplanos de perse J
cuci6n del gobierno Sc eIevaron
despues de que los aparatos fas,
cistas, cinco de bombardeo y sic
tie de persecution, habian AFRO
jadOs sus bombas, y los persi-
guieron, haciendoles volver a I'd
da prisa a sus lineas. POGO des-
pues otros dos aeroplanos fac :
ciosOs dejaron caer bombas en-
un arrabal, que produjerOn pO-
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
~ARRESTADO Ell TFNIENTE
RAFAEL ROSLLLO

Habana, nov. 11.-El exte-
niente del ejercito Rafael Rosi-
Ito fue detenido aver en- Santa
go de Cuba. I'm regis no en- su
domicilio, seg1n los esbirros del
servicio secreto de Pedraza, di6
por resrltado la ocupaci6n lie
do:umentos c-omprometedores.
Ingres6 como prisionero en-
ell Quartet Moncada.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

COS danoS.
Los rebeldes no han pcdidt
passr eli Manzanares. Ell go5ier,
no invite aver a los correspon.
sales extranjeros a hacer un re.
ccrridosy estos 10 comprobaron
Todos los corresponsales, al
grnos de los cuales siguen mar
dando noticias falsas, pudieror
yer que ell puente de Toledo es-
ia en- names de las tropas repu-
blicanas y tambien la aldea de
Puerta del Angel, a corta dis
tancia del canine de Segovia.
Todos los corresponsales full
ron hasta ell puente de Toledo y
vieron que Sc hallaba en- manos
de los leales y que los tranviae
llegan cast hasta la Puerta de
Toledo.
La derrota de los leale sen la
Casa de Campo es evidente, CO.
mo son falsas las noticias que
sus estaciones de Radio vienen
dando. Made MEGA que es ame-
nazante la posicion de los faccio
sos, pero ell gobierno ha resisti-
do todos sus ataques y les ha he
cho retroceder.
Una columna International,
compuesta por antifascistas ru-
SOS, franceses y alemanes, COM
bate her6icamente y ha sido CT
tada por ell mando.
Informan desde Perpignan
que por alli han cruzado la from
terra mas de 400 voluntarios an
tifascistas, uniendose a los re-
publicanos catalanes.
La estaci6n de radio de BARGE
Iona do aver la noticia de que
las fuerzas leales avanzaron a 10
largo del canine de Extrema :
drra, causando al enemigo mu-
chas bajas y destruyendole va
rios tanques.
La situaci6n de las tropas lea
les ha mejorado visiblemente.
Queipo del Llano, que ell dis
anterior, en- ell curse de una dc
'us BOrracheras, habfa anuncia-
do que Madrid caerfa en- las ma
nos fascistas cuando Ell mandG
% ordenase, aver dijo que tomar
l Madrid no seria tan facil CO.
mo ingerir una taxa de cafe o
copa de manzanilla.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
LEROY ALLEN TENDRA
QUE CONTESTAR A UNA
MOCION DE HARDEE

Tallahassee, Nov. 11.-No
mas tarde del dfa "a de noviem
bre ell nuevo fiscal del condado
de Hillsborough, Leroy Allen,
debera exponer a la corte supre
ma las razones por las cuales no
debe ser echado del cargo, para
ell cual lie nombrara ell goberna-
dor Sholtz, y sustituido por ell
exfiscal C. ]. Hardee.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
Ell COMITE DE NEUTRAL
DAD Sc REUNIRA Ell JUE-
YES

'Londres, nov. 11.-El comite
de neutralidad Sc reunira ell jue
YES para discutir las medidas
que deben tomarse sobre ell cum
phmiento de Ia norma de no-inA
tervenci6n en- Espaha.
Lord Plymouth hara una pro
pOsici6n para que ell contrabsn-
do Sc evite por medic de un sis
tema de vigilancia internacio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
Ell bale del Sagrado
Nombre

Celebraran manana un bal
lie las alumnas de la Academia
del Sagrado Nombre.
En- los salones del Hotel Tam
pa Terrace, y dara comienzo
a las 9 de la noche.
Madrinas de esta simpatica
fiesta bailable, 10 seran las gra-
ciosas senoritas Rosalia B6ya,
Carmen Torres Y Berta Corral.
La orquesta de Mano San :
chez tendra a su cargo ell pro-
grama de bale.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

sentar un programa mejor que
ell de amos anteriores.
Habra un bale organizado
por la Sociedad del Sagrado
CoraS6n. Tocara la orquestA
lie Bob Portion y durara desde
las 10 de la noche hasta las .
dc la madrugada.
Ell precio que Sc ha fijado es
lie rs centavos para todos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
De nuevo a su labor

Despues de haber estado re
Guido en- su hogan mas de do:
semanas, volvera manana a sus
labores ell conocido peluquero
Pedro Hernandez, dueho &c la
barberfa "El Pasaje," de la c.
lie Catorce.
Grata noticia para sus nu :
merosas amistades y clientes
y grata tambien para nosotroS.
que de vsrdad apreciamos al
consecuente amigo.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
De nuevO en- SUI hogan

Ha vuelto de nuevo a su no.
gar Ell Sr. Mario Lima, que ?;
tuvo recluido en- ell Sanatorio
del Centre Espahol, donde fue
sometido a una dificil opera
ciCn por ell reputable c,ruiano
DR.. M. r. Winton.
En- Was de I'm pronto Y total
restablecimiento Sc encuentra
ell apreciable senior.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
~ NAV isEo
.sh~ ~

La corte supreme ditto aver
una orden, a moci6n de Hardee,
para cue ell fiscal conteste.
Hardee sostiene qre el no fue
~legalmente destituido por ell 60
bernador y que Allen ejerce las
funciones de fiscal sin la debi-
da autoridad para clio.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
Ell TEATRO MARTI PERTE-
NIECE AL GOBIERNO

Habana, nov. 11.-En los
cfrculos judiciales Sc dijo aver
que Ell teatro Martf es propie-
dad del gobierno, aungue venia
apareciendo como de propiedad
particular.
Una rigrrosa investigation
ha sido ordenada
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
Bazaar y Bale

Como de costumbre este ano
habra otro bazaar en- los salo-
mes de la Academia San Jose.
Los dias 10, 20 y 81 de este
mes. Lo auspician tres agrupa-
clones y este ano piensan pre-
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

Fl segundO
Ell pr6ximo domingo tendra
efecto ell segundo bale matt
nee bajo los auspicios de la
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
Un proyectl fascista ~atraveso5aa CANA de dos
nihos y estos solo ~sufrieron Egeras contusiones
Los corresponsales extranjeros pudieron com.
" probar que los facciosos no han cruzado
ell rio Manzanares
Queipo del Llano no dice va Quo los rebeldes to-
maran a Madrid cuando Franco 10 ordene

a artille. COS. dahos.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-05-07
RAYMOND
Flora Jordan

Mabel Nelson, teacher of Reed
school, was a shopper in town Monday
evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Oscar Matson and Mrs.
Peter Nordby motornd to Medicine
Lake Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Anderson.
Mrs. H. A. Hill and Miss Helen
Steinke attended the high school play
in Plentywood Friday night.
Allen Henderson and family were
Sunday guests at Herbert Blairs.
Clarence Boo and Ransom Cosper
were dinner guests Friday evening OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Johnson.
James Symes moved a building to
Plentywood last week.
H. A. Hill helped A. A. Rio with
tractor work last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and
family of near Outlook were Sunday
guests of their son Clair Johnson.
Joe MCGOWAN held the opening of
his dance hall Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wilson and Ken
meth visited Saturday with Mrs. Ar
mour LaCoste in Minton, Canada.
A. c. Erickson Of Plentywood was
in Raymond Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Nordby is spending the
week with Mrs. MAIDS Billet at Out
look,
Mrs. G. Byers and daughter Amanda
have left for Winnipeg, accompanying
Nh. T. Mann, after visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hovdy for the
| past week.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-05-07

days with her mother, Mrs. Copeland
last week.
Mrs. d. Moore, Mrs. Walter Rph-
weder, Mrs. Lawrence Rohweder and
CLYDE Lovelace of Fl. Peck spent sew
eral days at the j. Rohweder home
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Larson of Crosby
were Sunday guests at the G. F. Fries
leben home.
Sunday guests at the Clarence On
stad home were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. On
stad. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Morken of Gre
nora, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Sullivan.
Mrs. VIM. Aldrich and Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Aldrich of Radcliffe, Canada
were week end guests at the E. E.
Morrison home.
Mrs. Irene Lillethun left Sunday for
her home at Bainville, after a two
weeks stay at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neston. Ethel Mes
ton accompanied her home and viii
remain indefinitely. Mr.. Neston, who
has beer in poor health for some time
left Sunday for medical care at st.
Paul, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hammar are the
proud parents of a baby son born on
April IA.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-05-07
Westby School Honor Roll
For Fifth Period Is Given

WESTBY.-Following is the Westby
grade honor roll for April:
Primary-Delores Hultgren, Jeanne
Bergh.
3rd and 4th grades-Martin Espe-
land, Deloros Diseth, Donna Stage
berg.
5th and 6th-Cleo S~tageberg, Marlys
Melvin.
9TH and Sth-Ardella Stageberg
Charlotte Meyers, Eleanor Jensen
Marlowe Ditmarson, Dorothy VOTERS
Cecilia Lovelace.
Those having honorable mention are
Dean Miller, Betty Timbrel, Burton
johnson. Elaine Bundt, Harvey Espe-
land, Marie Hoist, Audrey Lininger.
Pearl KreSs.
MORE WESLEY NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Merrill, who
have been visiting at the home OF
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Melvin the past two
months. left last week for their home
at Prince Albert, Sask. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Melvin took them as far as Re-
gina by car, and spent the week end
with relatives there.
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Edna Lee

Olaf Aasheim, county superintend-
ent Of schools, visited the Hamley
school Wednesday morning.
Fred Lee and sons attended the
Plentywood high school class play last
Friday night.
Miss Lillian Eggen secured work at
Noes Beauty shop at Plentywood last
Saturday.
George Mildly called on several of
the neighbors last Friday afternoon.
Friends and neighbors of Hazel Oh
son gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Olson last Sunday after
noon, where a bridal shower was given
in honor of Hazel, who recently be-
came the bride of Melton Irwin of MI
not, N. D. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin will
make their home at Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Fourtchs and IONS
Of Williston were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stahlberg last
Sunday.
William Olson is working for Otto
Erickson this week.
Edward Lee and son Adolph made
a trip to Plentywood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mann and chill
dren were Plentywood callers Sunday
night.