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Lake Wilson Man, Sc,
Ends Family Record.

Lake Wilson-The death last week of
Gust Reing, IS, ended family's record
for longevity, which has not been
equaled. In 1870 four young Swedes
came to Murray county and took I'D
homesteads in Ellsborough and Skandia
townships north of Lake Wilson. They
were sons of Reinhold Samuelson. but
following an old country custom they
did not take their fathers name. The
Oldest son took the name of August
Reinhold, the second that of Axel r.
Lagerwall, the third that of Andrew
Reinholdson, and the youngest was
known as Gust Reing. Passing through
the hardships of pioneer days, they
hauled logs from Bear lake to build
homes. Billiards, grasshoppers, and
prairie fires did not daunt them. The
four brothers died within four years at
the ages of 95, "a, 8S and Sc.
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Moved by Alderman Ellis, supported
by. Alderman Nyman, that the matter
of an ordinance regulating the business
of transient photographers be referred
to the City Attorney to investigate and
report at the next regular meeting.
Vote as follows:
Yes: Aldermen Ellis, Lobe, Maxi, Mat
tia, Nyman, zgonc g..
No: Mayor Jack Peshel %.
Motion carried.
The Council dissolved into a Com
mittee of the Whole to consider the
matters referred.
Alderman Nyman appointed Chair
man of the Committee.
Recess declared.
Meeting called to order.
Report of the Committee of the
| Whole was read as follows:
Ely, Minnesota, June 1, 1897.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
City of Ely, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee of the Whole.
TO whom certain matters were referred.
beg to report and recommend as fol-
| lows:
l. That the traffic and parking regu-
latlons as prescribed by Ordinance
No. Al be enforced and that the re-
quired number and types of traffic
signs be purchased and installed.
2. That the matter of material re-
quired to continue WPA project No.
2433 (sewer and water be referred
to the City Engineer with power
to act
g. That the Superintendent of the
Water and Light Department be
| directed to enforce the present
rules covering non-payment of
water and light accounts when due.
4. That the several acquisitions be ap-
proved and the items ordered
5. That the application of c. B. Hill
lard for plumbers license be ac-
cepted and filed.
Respectfully submitted,
The Committee of the Whole,
By ARTHUR NYMAN, Chairman
Moved by Alderman Maxi, supported
| Wy 1AA4CI HAL Ellis, UIldG Lie TSDOTG OF
the Committee of the Whole be ac-
cepted and filed, and the recommends
lions be carried out. Carried.
Moved by Alderman zgonc, supported
by Alderman Maxi, that the Council
go on record approving of the use by
the County of st. Louis and the State
Highway Department on county and
state roads of cold lay asphalt as
manufactured by the Emeralite Rock
Products Company, and that the City
Clerk be instructed to communicate
with the County Board, County En-
gineer, and the State Highway Com
missioner, asking them to consider the
use of this product. Carried.
Moved by Alderman Lobe, supported
by Alderman zgonc, that John Peshel
be appointed as garage clerk effective
Immediately, to fill the existing va
cancy.
Vote as follows:
Yes: Aldermen Lobe, zgonc, Mayor
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Fashions Editor Of

dresses. 1t has taken the large fashion
centerS by storm, although its price is
almost nothing.
A fashion window note for the house
Is the aluminium venetian blinds that
have just been put on the market.
There is no paint to wear or chip off
and who is there to deny the beauty of
shimmering silver at the Window
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a4kion4
BY MARJORIE ELLIS McCRADY
Fashions Editor Of
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL

Summer hats this year are the answer
to our prayers. No longer do We have
to cover our head with heavy warm
hats. This year our hats are crownless
and light. Many of them are lust
braided or twisted bands worn turban-
wise and back on the head. Twisted
chiffon and printed silks are worn
turDanwise around the head for after
noon. For morning and casual daytime
wear there are braided and twisted
jersey, cotton and bandanna bands
With your dark linen tailored suit wear
a draped band of jersey in bright or
light color. With your light cotton
prints wear a bright band in a solid
color. If you feel you want just little
more hat, wear the same turban band
with a strip OF self material running
down the center and forming bow or
snort streamers at the back. You can
nave half dozen of these croWnIess
hats in various colors and yet spend
only dollar or two.
For active sports there are any num-
Der of skull caps in white or coIored
flShnet. These are topped with a cork
button. There are tiny caps like COL
lege freshmen wear that young things
nave gone "daffy" over. There are the
large square peasant handkerchief
That are smarter than ever. Tie them
under your chin old world style and
you VIII be fashionable plus.
The newest cullottes divided skirts)
are knee length. The newest trick in
skirt fashions is skirt that by means
OF front and back upper is convert
able to culettes. The newest fabric
looks like fine sail cloth and ioy, oh
Joy,-one does not iron it-no, not ever.
1t comes in lovely new desert colors and
Is made into playsuits, Stacks and
beach paJamas-all priced very reason
ably. The newest jacket is called a
rumpuS jacket, and is made of rough
white cotton. 1t was first worn by the
Princeton and Harvard boys and then
taken up by girls in Eastern schools.
1t Is hip length, square cut and has huge
pockets. 1t is worn for a general beach
and daytime coat as well as over party
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PeShel 90.
No: Aldermen Ellis, Maxi, Mattila,
Nyman "a.
Motion lost.
Moved by Alderman zgonc, supported
by Alderman Lobe, that the meeting
adjourn. Carried.
JACK PESHEI,,
Attest: Mayor.
A. o. KNUTSON, City Clerk.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
or THE -
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ELY.

1uCoOdy, OuAAS i, ASo'.
REGULAR MEETING.
Regular meeting of the City Council
was called to order at 500 o'clock P.
NJ, by Mayor Jack PeShel.
Present: Aldermen Ellis, Lobe, Maxi,
Mattila, Nyman, zgonc, Mayor PeShel.
Absent: None.
Consideration of the minutes.
Moved by Alderman Ellis, supported
by Alderman Maxi, that the minutes OF
the regular meeting held May Is, 1887,
be approved.
Vote as follows:
Yes: Aldermen Ellis, Maxi, Mattila,
Nyman, zgonc.
Alderman Lobe and Mayor Peshel
voted against the approval of that part
of the minutes pertaining to the ap-
pointment of John Pete as Assistant
Street Commissioner and the granting
of the five ION Sale" liquor licenses.
Motion carried.
Report of the Committee on Accounts
and Finance was read as follows:
Ely, Minnesota, June l, 1887. =
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
City of Ely, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on Accounts and
Finance, having examined the following
payrolls and bills for the month of May,
1887, find them to be correct and
recommend that they be allowed and
paid:
Payroll-Oficial Departments Asst SO
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Westinghouse Electric Supply
Co., Electrical supplies, -.
Willis Supply Company, Jani-
tors supplies, ............
Frank zorman, Ice to Deten-
ton Hospital, .............
William Turja, Audit contract,
Lenci, Lenci & Englund, Con-
tractors, Docket MINI.
1097-D, Payment No. 4, -. ass
Ely Municipal Band, Band
concert and Memorial Day
appearance, .............. 2
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22s.es
TOO
900
$4,000
23,s84.55
241.63
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

concurso del Cireulo Cubano y
ZEN ell mismo sentido hablaron
Mario Pullara = el secretario de
La Italia.
Propone Jesus Fernandez
Diaz, y Sc aprueba, que descon-
tado ell personsl de la secci6n de
hacienda, todos los demas miem
bros del comite Sc agreguen a la
secci6n de intereses para los ira
bajos que hay necesidad de rea-
liar, incluyendo ell nombra-
miento de comisiones. La Sec
cion de recreo queda tambien
exceptuada.
Benjamin MeAendez hace con
sideraciones sobre una impor-
tante question.
Sobre ell alumbrado expone
algunas ideas Ramonin Rodri-
guez Y hablan varios de los pre-
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
ienio un total de 1850.

cienio un total de 1880.
La recolecta do un total de
S397.74, invirtiendose en- tabaco
$&4917.
COSt6 el flete, aseguro, enva-
Sc Y consulate S33.12.
Ell resto del dinero, $5.15, Sc
entrego a Mariana Rodriguez,
~tesorero del Comite Popular
Democratico de Socorro a Es-
paha,
Como la fnma &c 2egens-
burg no vende tahaco en- plaza,
el dinero de esa fabrica Sc in
virti6 en- Nieto Y Rodriguez
Sanchez.
La distribution del tabaco Sc
hara en- Espana por Jose M.
Granell, miliciano de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
tamente empezara q TRAFALGAR.

tamente empezara D TRAFALGAR.
JESUS Fernandez anuncia que
los hombres serviran ell almuer-
20 en- Ell Picnic.
Use da cuenta, luego de hablar
ina bella senorita, de que en- la
acera, este de la Gale de Frank
lyn entire la Gale de Cass y la
tienda de Darling, incluyendo
las casas baratas de Kress,
Woolworth. ,Walgreen v otras
tiendas, solo Sc recaud6 25 GEN.
tavos. La acera oeste respondi6
nejor y seran visitados los CO
~nerciantes y PROFESSIONALS que
sodavfa no han sido visitados.
Julio Alvarez elogia la labor
lie las muchachas y dice que
vienen cumpliendo con su de-
Der mejor que los hombres.
Jose Martinez hace aclaracio-
mes sobre ell informe que debe
rendirse con respecto a los IT,
ckets de almuerzo y entrada, y
Sc aprueba 10 que sugiere. Isl
dro Huerta hace algunas consi-
deraciones sobre no cansar a las
muchachas.
Sc da cuenta de que la Union
de Cocineros y Dependencies o.
frecera al Subcomit3 TODD ell per
sonal que csc dfa no trabaje.
Hacen aclaraciones Antonio
Huerca y Benjamin Blanco.
De La Riva propone que Sc
pida la cooperation de todas las
secciones de las sociedades y
parNcularmente la de intereses,
10 que Sc acuerda. Sc mandarin
cartas sobre csc particular al
Ctfbano, la Unione v La
Y las secciones Sc reuni-
con Ia secci6n de intereses
del Subcomite, ell jueves, en- ell
Cubano.
Jose M. Rodriguez ofreci6 Ell
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

sentes. LAS comisiones atende-
ran ese particular Y tambien
el de poner una Iona, cuyo al
Quiier euesta $22.50, sobre la
plataforma.
En- case de lluvia ell Picnic Sc
celebrara en- TODD Ell edificio del
Circulo Cubano y en- ell edificio
de otra sociedad, que bien pu-
diera ser ell Centre Espanol o
ell Centre Asturiano.
Una nueva reunion conjunta
Sc celebrara ell viernes.
Tres gaiteros han ofrecido
gratuitamente sus servicios pa
ra csc dia.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
EI TdbGc0 para Ell
Battalion Lincoln

La comisi6n qre dl4Igi6 la
cuestaci6n del tabaco para Es-
pana, compuesta por Roman
Dfaz, Crespo Y Ceferino Lopez,
nos manda un informe que dice:
Sc compraron en- las fabricas
10000 tabacos y los duehos de
chinchales donaron 1900, ha-
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

1Angel de la Riva, a nombre
los presidentes de secciones
d6, recreo, dijo que cuatro or
queatas tocaranl Eygatis, dado
ell ncbilisimo fiji persi-
que. EmpezaH progfanade
mdsica amerf de MaAa y
10 terminara Don FRANCISCO.
La Tropical tocara las prime
ras horas, en- la mdsica latina,
y despues la orquesta de Chito
Morales. Sc haran gestiones pa
ra solucionar algunas dificulta-
des que tienen los musicos de
La Tropical.
Una comisi6n compuesta de
Cigarran, Geronimo Gonzalez v
de la Riya, pedira a Mr.. Lea
vine, de la Tropical Beer, les ia
elite un canton para transpor-
tar la plataforma al terreno.
Las comisiones de recreo lleva-
ran las invitaciones v al mismo
tempo pediran al sheriff man.
de varios diputados a cuidar del
orden.
De la Riva di6 cuenta de que
la enfermera Ann Reed del Cen
tro Espanol, Sc ofrece para ir a
Espana con una de las ambulan
cias. Otra enfermera Sc ha ofre
edo tambien, pero ruega no Sc
mencione su nombre. Sc tonic
nota del ofrecimiento.
Jimeno Men6ndez da cuenta
de que Sc lie han ofrecido a la co
mission de intereses, de gratis,
900 barras de pan y TODD el cafe
que Sc ~necesite.
La Srta. Mercedes Fernan-
deg, de las damas del Circulo Gu
bano, habla Y dice que inmedia-
Sitges-Exquisito vino catalan
Salud y fuerza
Restaurant "Columbia"
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

($s Sc mes de damas y recfea
d eran Ynformar ell viernes per
la noche, en- 81 Prsro
las secciones de da fecreo
informaran en- la misma noche,
por medic de sus presidentes,
lue en- este case 10 seran las pre-
sidentes de las damas, que reel
bieron todos 10 tickets La liqai-
daci6n final debera hacerse el
sabado por la noche. Ell que no
informe ell viernes, Sc conside-
rara q. tiene vendidos tpdos los
billetes que sc lie entregaron.
No Sc venderan tickets de al
muerzo a la puerta de los terre-
nos del Picnic Ell dia de la fies-
ia, por cuanto la comisi6n no
desea perjudicar a nadie v me-
nos a los que compren sus billie
tes a TEMPO.
Vazquez expTes6 la esperan-
"a de que con esta fiesta no SUI
ceda como con otras, que la Ii
Quidaci6n total Sc ha hecho a
los dos o tres meses. Todos con-
vinieron en- que la liquidation
debe hacerse sin demors
La proposition de que no Sc
venden billetes de almuerZo en-
las taquillas, Ell venidero domin-
go, la hizo Jer6nimo Gonzalez.
Ramonfn Rodriguez Sc diri-
ge a las muchachas Y las alien
ia, diciendoles en- tono de bro
ma que 81 Sc venden los tickets
a la puerta, elias seran las que
Sc quedaran sin conner, por su
mayor generosidad.
JESUS Fernandez Diaz infor-
ma que cinco restaurantes Sc
han hecho cargo del almuerzo:
Las Novedades, CO.
rial, Boulevard y Ell Paradise.
|Haran Ell trabajo al costo.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

El mejos Anis "Anis del Mono
Fabrication Catalina
Restaurant Columbia"
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

%&# HHHHE# ia AAAO pOAL a
pm Gle hacienda, alentando
Is damas y hombres pres
para persevar en- la labof
ada, de mode que Ell .triun-
Sea complete.
Sc di6 cuenta por ell secreta-
10, Sr. Victoriano Manteiga, de
~los siguientes donativos: La
Fraternidad, S25; La Concor-
dia, $50 y so tickets; Accion Ga
llega, $50; Gustavo JimeSez,
p~residente del Subcomit6, $25;
Southern Brewing, $50; La Tro
pical Beer, $25; Midulla Whole
sale, 2 cajas de wisky, 10 gallo
mes de wisky y 10 tickets; Tam
pa Electric, $25; Cooperative
Nueva Vita, SIS en- mercancias
AgrupaclOn de EmbarQues del
Centre Asturiano, $50; F. Sua-
rez, laguer Sabana y Ballan-
tine, SIS; Club Siac, w. Tam
pa, S.; Ell Recurso, $500; Bene-
ficencia Asturiana, $500; Or
den Caballero &c la Luz, Inc.
$25; Verbena del Tabaco, dona-
two de la plataforma, etc.
Jose Vazquez, tesorero del CO.
mite de hacienda, inform6 que
Sc han colocado 1,7O0 tickets de
almuerzo, la mitad de los talo-
mes para donativos, 60 entradas
de ninos, 200 billetes de entrada
general y que espera Sc dupli-
que o triplique csc n1mero en- la
presGnte semana.
Todos los que tengans tickets
Evening star., 1937-08-22

simply crazy about the Bubbles. Happy days,
JIM As ever, Tom.
p S. - Bubbles and Lorna are inseparable
We're bringing Lorna, of course. Please see that
Toby is securely tied L.
PIP. S. Forgot to mention that Lorna is the
Bubbles Persian cat She travels in basket
And l say old man about the effects OF
tobacco on kidd IS respiratory system; you
won't mind being very careful not to smoke
anywhere near the Bubbles will you? 1t might
be rather good idea not to puff the old pipe
at all during our visit, don't you Think And
will you have on hand some extra bottles for
the Bubbles formula? It's jolly nice of you to
have us. We're looking forward to it no end.
Happy days, jim. As ever, Tom.
Oakville August II
Dear jim,
What in thunder happened to you? We were
tagged when we reached your place, and Bubbles
was crying. You should have tied Toby. The
brute was loose Bubbles was so frightened at
the way he dashed round and round the Car.
barking and growing that she screamed her
sci Puu PIC.
Jim what in the world is the meaning of that
sign poison out" on the tree in your lawn?
Are you poisoning gophers or what? How was
it you left Toby loose if there was poison out?
BY George, Jim. you are careless! That sign
made it impossible for us to even sit on your
lawn Besides we had to 60 to the hotel for
some certified milk Just as we were starting,
Iona got 50 scared of Toby that she broke out
of her basket The brute chased her up tree.
and with the Bubbles wailing so, we had to
leave Lorna there.
The hotel man told US you'd bought up all
his stock of certified milk. That was mighty
nice of you, of course, but wish you hadn't
been so forgetful as to leave it locked in your
house. You could have left the key for us some
where. We had to hurry back to Roseburg
Jim there are no hard feelings But paid
twenty-five dollars for Lorna, and l do hope
you find her. Please send her to us in stout
crate by express. As ever. Tom.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Oakville. December 10

Oakville, December 10
Dear Old Jim,
your letter came, congratulating me on adopt
ing the Bubbles. l hope you aren't i'll. Please
let US hear. But don't write yourself if it's any
thing likely to be contagious. Get someone to
write for YOU Little kiddies are awfully sus-
ceptible, you know.
had to get rid of my dog. He growed at
Bubbles one day. Madge bought Bubbles
new one yesterday but don't approve, for
don't want the Bubbles to get into habit of
making up to strange dogs This is woolly one
made of sheepskin. When Bubbles hasn't got it
herself she insists on my cuddling and talking
to it. Sort of cute, eh?
Be sure to write at once. But remember about
your germs, and don't do the writing yourself.
Happy days, JIM
As ever, Tom.
P S. - Madge just came in. with the prettiest
kitten you ever saw-a pedigreed Persian That
sorts quite safe. No fear of scratching or biting.
I'm going to hide the woolly pup till Bubbles is
old enough to be taught that she mustn't make
up to strange dogs. L.
Tompkins Crossing, Dec. IL
Dear Tom,
Yes, am sick I'm very sick indeed. And if
it isn't contagious, all can say is that wish
it were and that you might catch it.
Jim.
Oakville, Feb IL
Dear Old Jim,
This should have been written long ago, but
you know how it is when there's little kidde
about Madge and were worried when we read
your brief note.
Jim, we want you to come and stay with us
for while. You needn't hesitate from any fear
that you might be in the way. Now that she is
crawling about you can put in plenty OF time
herding the Bubbles for us. She is the most
adorable little thing and full of mischief; al
ways throwing her toys out of her baby pen,
and scattering them all over the place. You'll
just love the way she does it, over and over
again. Once you've had her in your arms for
few hours you'll realize what you've missed.
And by George, old fellow, when you watch
her taking her sun bath you'll simply want to
eat her. Happy days, Jim.
As ever, Tom.
P. S. BY the way, would you mind not
smoking in the house while you're here? I've
quit smoking altogether. You can't be too care
full of little kiddies respiratory system.
Oakville Aug
Jim, old dear.
We so much hoped you'd come and stay
while when we wrote you some time ago. You
never even answered. You know the saying
that when a man marries he loses his pals. No
fear of that happening to US, thank heaven
Jim we've got surprise for you. I'm invited
to address the Roseburg Women's Club on the
privileges of fatherhood. Roseburg's about
sixty miles from you; so, am taking Madge
and Bubbles with me.
speak at noon and as soon as it's over we're
going to run up and visit you. Madge said we'd
stay at the hotel, but no woman understands
the friendships of men. told her, you know
very we'll we'd never let Jim stay at the hotel
if he came to Oakville." assured her you'd be
offended if we didn't stay with you. Now don't
go putting yourself ovt at all. Our needs are
varv cimDle and we can't stav more than a week
Evening star., 1937-08-22

Apparently you expect cOngratula-
tons. Nothing doing. l think you
~ nut, a boob, poor misguided simple
ton. can understand woman wanting to
adopt child. but for you to think of doing it -
man, you must be mad Had you even let
Madge talk you into it; but you inform me that
you yourself thought of doing this revolving
thing, before she ever broached the subject.
Toby is curled at my feet, the same game
little dog he always was hating cats as much as
ever. Have you still got Towser? And have you
still your ancient and powerful meerschaum?
My own pipe is going full blast and a rafting
good book lies open beside me. The joys of
single blessedness are mine
You we're always sensible fellow, Tom, and
know you will drop this tommyrot. And yet -
suppose you don't drop it?
can picture you, walking the floor, with
waing brat jabbing its sticky fist in your eye.
hear your muttered curses. l see you giving
the thing its bath. Sorry if offend. You must
remember that the wounds of friend are faith
full
And wait till it can run about and shout; and
climb all over you, just when you'd like to
stretch out, demanding entertainment! hear
you YEARLY recting nursery rhymes.
They say that when man marries he loses
his pals Yet when you married knew that no
woman could part us Madge has always been
a good sort, a fine sensible woman. But now,
unless you chuck this proposed idiocy, shall
be out You know how abhor Children just as
you used to- Unless you stop this madness. it is
farewell Tom Hitherto have respected you.
How could keep onrespecting you?
With regards to Madge, and for yourself
my pity,
jim.
Oakville, June Is
Dear Old Jim,
Your letter came two weeks ago and of
course, you are wondering why there has been
no answer.
Jim man doesn't know the first thing about
living till there's little kiddie about. This
small imp, is only six weeks old, but what do
you suppose happened yesterday? had just
given her her bath, and had put her on the bed
| wish you could see her naked! She's fat as
dumping, and rosy checked as ripe apple!
The doctors say she's perfect baby
As say I'd just put her on the bed. Well,
jim, OU Pal, SilC llBiil AA my Ao~S
and she said, "Ug-lug." Just like that! ran
to fetch Madge and we bent over her for half
an hour, waiting for her to talk some more.
But she wouldn't say another word.
must dash off. Bubbles is crying. Her name
is Joy, but we call her Bubbles for short. Happy
days, Jim!
As ever Tom.
Oakville, June l6
Dear Old Jim,
In rushing letter to you this morning. |
quite forgot to tell you how it was that your
letter went unanswered j knew, of course
how glad you'd be to know that was adopting
a little kiddie When your letter came Bubbles
started to cry. While was queting her, laid
YOUR letter down in her crib.
Madge came across it some hours later I'm
aXfully sorry, old man, but l know you'll un-
derstand The Bubbles sort of wet it; and the
onlv words we could decipher were "Madge
has always been good sort, fine sensible
woman Excuse haste. Got to shift the Bubbles
diaper. Happy days, Jim!
As ever, Tom.