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FRANCES

ming gown.) FRANCES
MOORE (Eugene's better half
was striking in q Dutch effect eve
ming gown. Did you notice any
sparks reminding as cute LII TY-
LER danced by with OLLIE LEW
IS? The JOHN SCOTS
looked as "honey-kissed" as the
day they married. Mr.. and
MRS. MARK GIBBS are certainly
a classy looking couple, aren't
they? Saw JIMMY LEE out
on the balcony just attacking away.
Maybe he was calling out golf
scores.) The TALMADGE
CAREY'S were lending their dig
nifty to the event.
Well, I guess that's enuf for the
party, anyway everyone had a too,
too, fine time. -.
Sal knows you are quite busy
getting ready for the SOCIAL
TIES ball at the Sterling Club
Friday, and the Golf Tournament
Sunday, so she'll leave you until
next week.
So long.
Your pal,
SAL.
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Arizon's Petriied Forest

Americas most famous petrif1ed
forest is in Arizona. The fossil trees
there are species Of pine, now ex-
tinct, which grew in the Age Of Rep
tiles, or about 200, OO0, 900 years ago.
After falling, they were washed
down a watercourse and lodged on
a sand bank, where they eventually
became buried under sand and clay.
Later the sand and clay were washed
away, leaving the bare trunks ex-
posed. At one place stone log ITO
feet long forms a natural bridge
across deep gully which has been
washed out under it.
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Hello Folks:
What with parties, entertaining
new folks in town, and the track
meet, 1 dare say that many Twin
Citian has been kept quite busy this
week.
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F. G. c.: Mr.. Wallace, you
really know your stuff. You an
swered me just right and now l
know where to come when I get
in trouble. Tell me if it is wise
for me to go to Washington the
first of July?
Ans: Making this trip to Wash
ingtOn will prove beneficial to you
and your father, too. Take it as
you have planned. The business
transactions you are handling
thru mail right now can be very
easily attended to once you reach
your destination. If you need my
assistance further, write me pri-
vately.
Anxious: Sir, will the tall, dark,
Christian man and I soon be as
we desire?
Ans: Very soon now you two
will be united. This man will make
you a good mate and I predict
much happiness and peace for the
two of you.
D. B. T.: Is there anything that
can be done for my aunt? She
can't walk and hasn't been able to
for four years and am so upset
over it that I wishh for your
opinion?
Ans: Stop humoring your aunt
and have a doctor with her. When
she is thoroughly examined the
doctor can determine the trouble
and may be able to help her. There
is no doubt but what she has
waited too long to receive medical
aid, but there still may be a
chance of her walking again.
M. H. W.: Been reading your
column regularly. Is there any
thing to what the man told my
husband about the money? Will
he be able to get it? Answer in
the next weeks issue.
Ans: Don't put any faith what
sOever in the statement the man
made about the money there
isn't any there. Neither will your
husband be able to get any money
thru this source. Don't fret and
worry about it make up your
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meet, l dare say that many Twin
Citian has been kept quite busy this
week. =.
Meandering About Town
In Bells Cafe: Those couples
who are always the first ones on
the scene after a club dance or fra
ternity party who occupy all the
booths and spend about so cents
for the whole party. (In other
words champagne ideas" COM
bined with a "beer pocketbook.")
In the Dreamland Cafe: Met B.
of Minneapolis sitting up in one of
the booths just completely ignor-
ing the one who was paying for
her appetite teasers" (steak and
potatoes), blabbing her mouth in
cessantly about how enamored one
of the New York track stars was
with her. What a laugh, for the
track star has a wife too "Doro-
thy Lamourish" for words and
isn't bothering about any femme
but wife,
In Jim's Tavern: Heard j. of
st. Paul talking about R. of Min
neapolis, who is one of the fore
most frequenters of Jim's Tavern.
]. said that RS nightclubbing days
were over cause RS big wife says
every night that's nightclubbing
night will literally be a nightclub-
bling one with a rolling pin. (R.
must be a mouse instead of a man,
Street Scenes
Saw SIR NORMAN Light
looking too collegiate for words
headed out South-way. (To see
Huetta, we presume.) AHMED
RAYNER looking quite proudly
while driving his mother and
brother round town after they ar
rive in Minneapolis from Chicago.
CLARISSA LAWSON sitting
on her porch all smiles these days.
:. THEODORE ALLEN and JIM
ME SLEMMONS, the big golf
promoters hurrying in and out of
important business places greeting
folks with a hurried hello and see
you Sunday. meaning the big
golf tournament, which is being
held at the Theodore Wirth course.)
-. Saw WILBERT WRIGHT, Jr.,
looking as handsome as ever.
Snapshot of the Credjafawn's
Party Last Week
AS always has been in the past,
the Credjafawn's party was one of
the top social events of this sea-
son. The crowd was, shall we
say, in a most gay and romantic
mood. Plus this, another as
set which came in the form of the
orchestra, helped to make the par
ty an ideal one. That cute cou-
pie, LOUIS MASON, Jr., and
DOROTHEA HARRIS really
looked as if they were shifting
orange blossoms. CLAUDE
and MARJORIE MASON had that
far away, romantic look while
dancing. (And why not, for wasn't
it their second wedding anniver-
sary date? What Minneapolis
lad wasn't doing a very bad job
at all with trying to impress at
tractive FERN LEE of st. Paul
The two MOORE brothers,
LOUIS and CHARLES, and their
sweet sister, ELIZABETH, were
adding to the gaiety of the eve
ming. The BUD ROACH'S
were really a-swinging. Suzanne
was lovely in a white, low cut eve
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-14

Maps. plats. leases, contracts copied
by photo Offset or photostat. Write rs
yonr problem The Mailing shop. Great
Falls. Mont. 9-3O-u
BOokkeeper general office helper with
oil field experience desires employment
in or out Of Great Falls. Write Box
POS. Montana oil Journal 9-1A-d
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44O4

lost because OF mechanical trouble
at 1900 feet. The twin hole. also
in the center Of SEA NEA 1895
lie, east OF Kevin-Sunburst, set
s-inch pipe at 1871 and 7-inch
pipe at 1885.
Cherry Ridge Syndicate-Harbolt,
NV NWA SWA 135-20E, was
reported on Friday to be drilling at
1900 feet, still with some uncer-
tainty as to the horizons in which
oil and gas showings were recently
reported. As indicated by the Ost-
land well. first well on this struc-
ture, the Harbolt should shortly
pick up flow of gas.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-14
TOOLE COUNTY

TOole County Abstract Company
SHELBY, MONTANA

ANAAMN VI
G T. GalIogIy to f. Moore Fisher
NEi NssE5 io-s5-2w is OF 10
a. 4 Gallogly 70 +, Moore Fisher.
Is OF "a on NbNWl ElSW4 So,.o,1W
g. r Gallogly 70 +; Moore Fisher
"a q TX S on sW qrn siss-lw - Doris L.
Ford 4 Of 10 on NE3SE3 1. SWa NJ
SEA slNEi i2.35-lE Nh 7-S-2b
r. Is Coolidge Trustee. .i TO l-sNqe
S sVEish y IS on si n - is rs SA =
r. H. Coolidge, Trustee, 20 Gus ~
Coolidge. laes GU NE3SEt !. SW3 NJ
SEa SlNEl i2-35-lE; NJ 7-S-2E
,;as 90. ic. on NE3SEa l. Sw4 NiSB3
S4NEl l2;s5-1E; NJ T-35-2E
NIahle A Regain to Bernice Dahl, 2ife
on SAM Ssh NV
q L. Gallogly TO Ernest II. Sager I
wlNEl NE3NEl 3i37-4w
81 H. on slSl 2l -36-2w
q T. Gnllogly 10 Ernest d. Sager !
~ H. on SlNEi EiSE3 30 3W
c. f. Gallogly 10 Walton l.. Mace.
~ ~ ou ElNwl WINE NE3SW4 Nw3
q Gallogly 10 Walton l. Mace, 10
York Montana on 90 TO r. X West
- an sE4NEl s-35-2W
e. T. Gallogly TO Leroy G. Nefzger.
A. on SWi i2.33-4W
Ncil n McKlnnon 10 Albert II. Bean,
Is Of lcs on ~ i5-:1-2W
+. % Reickhan To Howard u FAIL
~ 1et on Sw3 3, NWi 1882 2w
Henry W. Nolhrecht 10 Frank Long
II ~ on NWl S37-4W
G. T., Croker 10 Thomas l.. Burwash
1 81 IL on SEA 15-N-1W
John w. Murray 20 Regina Hayes 10
on NbNW1 SW3NWi >. SE4EEi ElSEi
NWiSE4 q. NElNEl Z. NfNW4 NW1
SEi = SElSwi 5-32 Nv
AGREEMENT
A II. Blase to Thomas /. Burwash.
EtSWl 1S-34-1W
REASsIGNMENT OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE
First State Bank shelby. 90 Sidney
Porter NE1NEl -, SE4SEt 23g6-
2w.
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GLACIER COUNTY
by Glacier County Abstract CO.
CUT ANK, MONTANA


ldA AND GAS AEsArE
Sayior g. & Laura Dennis. his wife.
to The Texas Co $1,000 SW3NWl Sec
y + ,1N Il CIV: . yrs from Sept =.
1870. well on or before ] year from =
e.s-4o or delay rental Of SNo0 each
ASSIGNMENT or OH. AND GAS LEASE
hIstner n Watson, Inc. TO A. NJ.
kistncr SEiSE3 Sex IA Twp - Rye
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN
OIL AND GAS LEASE
VIVA y and Roene llanlon 10 Tbs
First State Rank 81 shelby. Moni Sto0
undivided IA interest In Blackfcct Tribal
Lease IL. Lot 3 NWlSEs Sex. II 7
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Cooper Schieffelin. 90 Eleanor l..
Sfieffrlin 500 * ogvc ~ royalty NEi
NE3 SlNEl NE3SEt Sex - "a Nv
same 20 same 80 ROYALTY on SANE!
EtSWl Ssv. i3 T "a y CIV
same io same iaet royalty SW4 Sex
IL T "a y wv
Emma e. Hope to Bank ~ Glacier
To. - SWi Sec, I9.3-5.
trti Lipp; 70 Floyd Ford CARRIER -
Of leT S}NWa See 3,c}5
c. f. Frisbec ct ux to same Of T.,
same lands.
X Bowman ct AK to same % Of
H. same lands
81 II same lands
4 r. Frisb,c " ux. To May AustclIn
Luchi to SiNW3 Sec 4.e.5
RAY u Miller 81 IA to May Amtella
Luchi 49, same lands
G. L. Galloely to Ernest II Sager
- OF ~ NEl Sec Nw8 Sec. 1o.36-
Same to same / OF ~ 81 Sex 25.37 :
same To Same ! Of 10 81 Sec y S7.5
SW4NEi Sec. ESQ
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
All executed by The Texas company
To Edw and Mary Freed w4wt -
ElEA 30-3T West
To Theodore and Toraiv Berkman
NJ See 2i-:T-5W
TO Oswald aud Thelma bradley NEi
FbNMt NElSw3 I0ts !. .. 8 81 Sex
u TWP SIN, Rye 6NW
To Oswald and Thelma Bradley SWi
SSiNw4 SwiNEI Sec. - Twp 81 \
To Jonas and Elsie vasboe. MINI
SEQ -. Sw3 NWiSEl Sex Il; NaNwi
SElNNt Sec, - % r 5W
70 Jonas and Elsie Vasboc SElNwi
SiSWi WASE4 22-aS-5W
SkSwl w3SEa 22.37.5w
SWa SEA Sec II, NwtSWl l. r. n
West
To Jonas and Elsie vastoe s,sEt
II SW tSwi - NiNE4 IL N1Nwl SWi
NM3 Sec H. Twp q y Rye 6w
To Jonas mad Elsie vasshoe NEaSwl
MiSE3 S''c l3, NiNEi SE4NEi NlsEI
To Onv IIangen. sEINw4 sw3NE,
SWl wisEl , wiNE4 NwI Sec. IL
Lot Sec 103G-GW
10 Jonas and Elsie Yasboe SFlNWI
SNE3 i3-37-GW. SWTNW 1877 5W
To international Land Co SW4SW
Ser. H. SEiSE4 Sec a. NEFNEi Ss.c
- NW3NWi Sex. - T 20 r 5w
Newell and Chandler Drilling Co. IA
Glove Humes ct ux, WisWl Sec /. IA
X y ParIce & Newell & Chandler
Drilling Co. to Ernest ~ Brindlry 4
e L. Brindey - NE sSEi Sec. NJ
Same to II Harmon at al. s1NEI
SEiNWl NElSWi SEA Sec. Il 1915
PARTIAL ASSIGNMENT or OIL AMI
GAS LEASES
A NJ kistner 4 II. ~ Kistner Il
Bank Of Glacier County, SE4SEl Sec H.
CHATTEL MORTGAGES
No. $3.50, H. ~ & A. NJ Klstner IA
Bank Of Glacier County. all oil well
drilling equip. oil well production equir
including casing In wells, located In Ola
cier 60 $4,000
LEASE EXTENSION AGREEMENT
=. J. lander & Co to The Texal
FoDEpany I2S000 extends primary term
OF lease 10 Sept 2. 1871 on NE4 NIsEI
NAS4SE4 Sec 20 4 - n II CIV
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PALAGI NAMED BY CONTINENTAL

installed as Con-
Falls banquet Mon
zoo Great Fails Dus
of his retirement
office and politics been operating the Paag super
popularity the
Deone of Cascade county attorney presided as
assistant division
manager George Falls district superintendent s.
Christensen Kaspell
district superintendent; Missoula superintendent
p j. Dobb Butte
an manager stag party and the editor
the speakers
who adroIy about Continental products
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0 | |

and geoEOgists may avail
themselves Of the sse OF the Montans
OIL and Mining Journals geologieal
library, which has the largest eollec
ton extant Of q. 8. O. g.. State and
private reports on Montana oil and
mining geology. Since many Of thess
reports are ost Of print, copies win
be furnished Of reports, together WITH
maps on a moderate folio charge
through the Supply Department. Mon
tana OH and Mining Journal. First
National Bank Bldg. Great Falls
NOnfaDa
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-14

swEETGRAss ARCH MAr-ContOurs
topography. all well locations. Finest
map OF lee kind ever prepared. Bv
D. b. Bmrick, sWppy Department
Montana OH and hining Journal
TO LEAsE-Oil Lease IN Kelvin field
with all equipment, pumping daily.
Owner has other interest that he can
not give II his attention. Lot Of un-
drilled location. Box 2O7, Montana on
Journal 9-14-b
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-14
THREE WILDCATS
CONTINUED from PAGE One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
31-5W, is drilling at 2790, believ-
ed to be in the top of the Sun
burst sand.
Montana Gas company, south of
Bow & Arrow structure, on a To-
cation spotted by geophysics, dem
onstrated some high speed drill
ing, reporting a depth of 144O feet
on a twin location to the first hole,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-14
eAsoIINE PRICES DROP TAX SCARS 10 NEW HIGH

The price of gasoline only 125Sc gal
u, On the lowest according
norris from representative cities received the American
troleunn the dupl
eating tax on gasoline high
of SO gallon July J.
price gasoline June last averaged 2S6c per gallon
retail while the July 1889 134Oc
Federal gasoline made the
1S45c gallon July
as against 1SOSc and 1860 a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-14
FILLING STATION BANDITS JAILED

TWO bandits filling station Drummond securing
which went TOT
the mountains style and they were
penitenuary
They Grankn OF Texas and Norman
station attendant JACK ou
not harm him after six hours
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-14
Oil Trade Notes
Of Interest to Refiners and Marketers

Gibson of Shell Oil company was
his Spokane office Montana
now included Spokane division rather than in the SAT- Lake
Of the Shell sales forces
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
City Baseball Club to
Hold Organization Meet
To Form Club for Season at
Sunday Meeting; Talk of
1O-Team League.

Prospective members of the Ely city
baseball team will meet Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock in the Community
Center to discuss organization of a club
for the coming season.
Last week at a meeting of Range
Baseball league representatives, Louis
Zgonc was reelected vice president of
the circuit. Reorganization of the
league was discussed.
Composed of eight teams last year,
it is proposed to add two more to it
for the coming season. They are Cook
and Hibbing. Because the latter has
had no diamond available, all of it's
games would probably have to be played
out of town.
Members of last years circuit include
Ely, Buhl, Eveleth, Taconite, Calumet,
Virginia Rangers, Chisholm White Sox
and Keewatin.
The Sunday get-together is being
called by Wilho v. Langen and Barney
Banks, outfielders on last years
aggregation. New officers and a man
ager will be selected. Ernest Maddern,
who has managed the club for many
years, has run down the curtain on his
baseball career.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
Pete GRAVEL
PIT PURCHASED

The st. Louis county board, We'd
nesday, purchased three acres of land
near the east end of BURNSIDE lake
on the Echo Trail for use as a gravel
pit at cost of $4,000.
The property, owned by Commissioner
Jacob L. Pete, was condemned re-
Gently upon recommendation of George
w. Deibler, county highway engineer.
Appraisers acting under court order
held that there was sufficient gravel in
the proposed pit to retire a $1,000
mortgage on the property.
The purchase was made by a AZ
vote, with Commissioners Henry A.
Anderson and Arthur G.. Schadewald,
Duluth, opposing it, the Duluth
Herald reported, because they thought
the price was too high. Commissioner
Pete abstained from voting.
According to John Smrekar, pur-
chasing agent for the Fourth district,
the gravel will be used in improving
the Echo trail Smrekar pointed out
that it was the only gravel available
for the project and that the highway
engineer had recommended that it be
condemned and purchased by the
county
Appraisers were Herman T. Olson,
Tower, and Martin Nelson and Henry
Tenhunen, Virginia.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
PIT. A. TO
cLoQUET MEET
Seven Members of Ely Units
to Attend Conference of
the 18th District.

Seven representatives of local Parent
Teacher associations will attend the
18th annual conference of district Is
at Cloquet, Saturday.
Speakers will include Mrs. S. E..
Linsley, st. Paul, state president of the
Minnesota Congress of Parent-Teach-
ers; Sister Catherine, Duluth, of the
Villa Scholastica; DR.. John barley,
Minneapolis, of the University of Min
nesota, and DR.. Archer Anderson, Du-
luth, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church.
Representing the Ely units will be
Mrs. Emil Koski, president of the
Council of Parent Teachers; Mrs. A.
j. McMahan, delegate at large; Mrs.
Harlan Krause, Pioneer; Mrs. Clifford
Berglund, Lincoln; Mrs. o. E. Snyker,
Washington, and Mrs. R. R. Cowling,
Winton The new president Of the
White Iron PIT A, to be elected
tonight, will also attend.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
SELECT Play
PROJECT GROUP

At meeting held Wednesday night,
John Smrekar was elected chairman
of a planning committee to lay out
a WPA recreational program for Ely.
John N. Maxi was named vice chair
man. and Miss Gretchen Webber, Girl
Scout director, secretary.
Other committee members include
Edward T. Buckley, Mrs. A. j. Nc
Mahan, Ray Hoefler and Joe Mestnik.
A subcommittee composed of Buck
ley, chairman; Mrs. A. j. McMahan
Hoefler and Maxi, will meet Friday with
Mrs. julie Johnston, in charge of the
Ely welfare office, to select persons
eligible as leaders for the program. II
is planned to send at least one OF
them to Bemidji to training school,
conducted there once each month.
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review
BOARD LISTED
Will be Held April Is; Court
of Honor is Scheduled
for April Is.

A Boy Scout board of review for the
Vermilion range district will be con-
Quoted Thursday, April 10, at p. m. in
the Scout room of the Industrial build
ing, according to an announcement
made by E. c. Bolitho, chairman Of
the board
This will be the last board of review
until in the fall. Assisting Chairman
Bolitho will be Ray Reigel, Sigurd F.
Olson and Edward T. Buckley.
The board of review will be followed
by court of honor for the district to
be held Thursday, April Is, at p. H.,
in the Washington auditorium. Con-
Quoting the court of honor will be
Bolitho, Thoms Murn, John Dragavon,
Reigel and Olson Ely and Tower
Soudan compose the district.
Scouts are urged to note these dates
and to have work on their merit badges
completed for the board of review.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
Lodge Meeting Enjoys
Program Sunday.

The Junior Kaleva lodge meeting on
Sunday enjoyed a program.
The program opened with an adj
dress by Andrew Luthanen; community
singing by the audience; reading by
George Ola; song by the Kaleva girls
with Irma Kivipelto as accompanist;
piano solo by Phyllis Palmgard; talk by
Thomas Thompson; folk dance by the
girls directed by Mrs. E. Starkman and
remarks by Mrs. G. A. Maxi.
A Finnish play, directed by Mrs. H.
Tabel1 and Mrs. Maxi, was presented
the characters being portrayed by
Thomas Thompson, Helen Martin
Arne Virta, Mayme Ranta, Aino XVI
pelto, Dorothy Palo. Mildred Riikola
Helen Skantz, Andrew Luthanen
George Ola and Dorothy Koivunen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
OIL DEALERS TO
HOLD SPRING CONFERENCES

A Spring Dealer Conference will be
held at Hibbing by the Standard Oil
Company sales department of Duluth
on April Is; Crookston, April 16; Wad-
ena, April II, and Duluth on April 10.
The meetings will show the high spots
of the spring and summer advertising
campaign. The programs will also in
clude a showing of the new sound
movie Penny Turns Pro-" j. w.
Honomichl, manager of the Duluth Of
flee, will be in charge of the con-
ference.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
MRS. BOWLER ATTENDS MEET.

Mrs. James E. Dowler attended a
quarterly missionary meeting of the
Minneapolis branch of the Methodist
church held in Mankato last Thursday.
The week before Mrs. Dowler was one
of eight delegates from the Duluth dis
trict attending a meeting in Mime
apolis to discuss women's work of the
Methodist church. Information on the
new women's organization of the
church, named the Womens Division for
Service, was given out. Delegates for
the jurisdictional conference were
selected. She will make a report on
these meetings at the Sunday morning
service.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
Bethany Lutheran Church
OLIVER WILSON, Student Pastor

Friday, April 12th-Choir rehearsal
at the church, 7:45 p. m.
Sunday, April 14th-Sunday school at
$50 a. m. Morning worship at 10:45
a. M The adjourned meeting of the
congregation will convene at the con-
clusion of the morning worship. Luther
League Fellowship program at 7:30
p. m.
Tuesday, April 16-Luther League
monthly meeting, 800 p. m.
Wednesday, April 17-Mid-week Ser
vice at 800 p. m.
April 21-27-Week of special meet
ings. DR.. George Hart, ne speaker.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
OBTAINS $500
DURING MARCH
Total Secured by Finn Relief
Committee Reaches SILL;
to Continue Work.

A total of $5O7.41 was raised during
the month of March by the Finnish
Relief committee, according to Mrs.
Anna Leino. The Embarrassing projects
ranged from bake sales to Kalevala
Day celebration.
So far $711.70 has been raised by
the committee, 5000 of which has been
sent to Hjalmar Procope, Finnish min
lister, in Washington. The thanks Of
the committee are extended to the
various groups and persons who have
contributed to the fund. 1t is planned
to carry on the work indefinitely.
An accounting of the March re-
CENTS by Mrs. Leino follows:
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
Card of Thanks.

We herewith wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors who tenderd
sympathy and assistance during our
late bereavement in the death of our
mother. To the many donors of flowers
are our special thanks due.
THE TERZINI FAMILY.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
The Suomi-Synod Lutheran
Church
REV. DOUGLAS OLLILA, Pastor.

The Lutheran Guild meets tonight,
Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.
The Luther League meets Monday,
the 18th, at 7:30 p. m.
Choir practice Tuesday at Z p. m.
English Bible Hour, Wednesday the
18th at 8 p. m.
No services Sunday the 18th since
the pastor will be on mission trip in
the Fort Frances-I international Falls
area then.
Sunday School at $50 a. m.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-11
You Are Welcome.

Editor, Ely Miner,
Dear Sir: The Ely Auxiliary to Post
No. PITT, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
wish to thank The Miner for the
publicity given our organization for
the past season.
Elsie Edwards, Publicity Chairman,
Sadie S. Goard, Secretary