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DETROIT TIMES "QUICK ACTION" Want RESULTS
Board end Room

COMFORTABLY bedroom, good meals:
Baker earline; congsnial home. reasona-
bile. Lafayette s2s5
GRAND RIvER-Joy-5544 South Ciaren-
don private home: transportation; sin
gle-double. Tyler 4-6699.
HANOVER, 737i-Private home (chiidren.
room parent; desirable location. Tyler
5-4252.
INDIAN VILLAGE--Front room: every
home comfort: excellent meals; refer
ences. Fitzroy 6437.
JOHN r., 116li (Woodland) = Comfortable
bedroom, home cooked meals, transpor-
tation. Townsend 1859
MILITARY. 1909 (Fort Baker car llnes)-
Twin beds, two gentlemen: home privi-
leges.
PINGREE, 270f-American home, prlvi-
leges, laundry: working men preferred.
Tyler 4-0772.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for resultsl
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Housekeeping Rooms

MORRELL, North. I40-Three- room apart
ment. private bath. entrance, innerspring
mattress, children.
PUTNAM. 672-comfortably furnished
housekeeping room; everything included;
reasonable. Temple 1000.
TEMPLE, 1908 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES two
rooms, kitchenette. bath; real home: 50.
VAN DYKE, 454i. near Forest-Two
rooms. private entrance; handy to fac
tories.
CoLoRED-Rooms, kitehenettes; furnished,
unfurnished. ADULTS ONLY. 1891
Cameron. Temple i-725s.
Board and Room
BOULEVARD. East Grand. s23 CGratlot-
Mack)-Two men. exceptionally large
front. twin beds, $3.50 THREE MEALS
tsingle).
COMMONWEALTH. 1857 = Double front
room; cross ventilation. excellent meals.
Temple 2-465e.
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Share Living Quarters

COUPLE working 10 share home with
widow. all modern eonveniences (Granc
River-schaefer Highway: l2s05 Hsrtwell
PENNSYLVANIA, 4225 : Middle agec
couple share flat, S25- monthly: mother
employed. care child. Ivanhoe s44s.
SHARE comfortable lower income: EN-
ployed couple preferred: reasonable
Telephone Vermont 5-752s.
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Housekeeping Rooms


ANTOINETTE, 45s (cass- selden) - Ia:
redecorated housekeeping. semi-bath.
adults; reasonable.
BALDWIN, 662-Two lower. large, clean.
front rooms; private entrance.
BELLEVUE. 552-Everything furnished.
congenial home. excellent transportation;
single or double.
BOULEVARD-GRAND RIVER-COfnfort-
able room; kitchen privileges; private
home; reasonable. Tyler 4-423s.
BOULEVARD, EAST GRAND 23s6-suit-
able two; 81. Also sleeping, 81 up.
Free parking.
ELIZABETH. lOO4-Three large furnished
rooms; private entrance 50 weekly.
FIFTEENTH. 4eT5-Two large; everything
furnished; IS; front porch. Dawson 1892.
FOREST WEST. e-(woodward): large
airy front, htchenette; everything fur
nished; $50.
GOODWIN. ses4-Lovsly room, nice Chris
tian home. reliable people. IS. Town
send 6-6O47.
GRAND RIVER. 1893. near Brooklyn-Two
light housekeeping rooms. everything fur
nished: $3.50.
IRoQUoIs. 61e3-Colored Housekeeping
rooms, everything furnished; suitable
couple. Olive 5ies.
LIGHT housekeeping for couple, newly
decorated room; also one for single.
1885 Miller. Dearborn.
LONYO. 5i35-(Michigan): private; large
kitchen. bedroom, share living room.
Frigfdaire.
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Board and Room

ROOM or 2 gentlemen; private home
board optional. Vermont 1884
MANOR. 1922 plymouth Road)-com-
Portable room, one, two gentlemen
transportation. Dawson ss25.
MORLEY, s792 (West Chicago -WyomingJ-
Two gentlemen; good meals. Northlawn
1872.
MT. ELLIOTT. 57O5 Palmer-clean rooms.
in vicinity OF six car, bus lines; good
home cooking; reasonable OIL 1927
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BUILDING AND ALLEGATIONS

PROSPECTIVE buiider-Consult us frl
Swanson. 624 West Bethune. Maids
2735.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

RUGS CLEANED on your floor. Guaran-
teed, insured. (Weber) Telephone Olive
ss4s
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CEMENT AM TERRAzzO CONTRACTOR

SPECIALIZING in everything made OF ce-
ment. M. Fred Capaldi. Townsend
e-0108.
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ARROW Cement and TerrazZo Contrac-
tors-Workmanship guaranteed; esu-
mates free. FItzroy s220.
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COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
DAIRY BAL

JOHN +. CAMERoN-Photograp (For-
merry Arnold studios.) 221e2 Michigan.
Dearborn 2555.
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COMMERCIAL DUMP TRUCKS

sPEeIALp-skirts cleaned, pressed zee. W
cover the city. Tyler 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
BUILDING COUNsELOR

CORRUGATED BOXES. Packing materials
Levine Waste Paper, 1850 Dallas. Aadi
son 1857.
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CEMENT CONTRACTORS

DR. p. z. EcKERT-Logsn's basic teci
niclan. Appointment. Cadillac All
Hogarth e24s
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ALL KINDS OF cement repairing bias
ments: driveways. Dominick Seren
Dawson 32eS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

ExcAvATING, CEMENT work OF ali
kinds; Easements: drivewsys; repairing.
Ivanhoe 1861.
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Income Bungalows for Rent

1911 tnesr Puritsn)-5
rooms very clean front porch heat
refrigerator. garage: near school EosedAie
Park. BEDFORD O5l3-W
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Furnished Flats for Rent
Bungalows for Rent

GREENLAwN- Joy Road New. m er,
four rooms. hot air furnace, adults
$40. Lenox 1927.
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DREssMAKING, ALTERATIONS
hARGARETTA II RRfs = Alterations,
=Darning, Repairing. Mending, Pickup.
Delivery. Tyler 5-5975.
DRUG sTORE-NElGHBORH DELIv.
HARPER PHARMACY prescriptions
carefully Compounded. Fountain Service.
ss0i Harper. Ivanhoe 1872.
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rms, 4 bedrooms; hot air heat; $50; sun
room. Call Mr.. Hoben. CA. 032i.
HOMER WARREN q co.
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BOwLING-oPEN ALL SUMNER
BOXES, UsED-SUMEROUs SIZES

MT. ELLIOTT Recrea,ion-Bowiing. cock
tail bar. Jimmy Tropea, proprietor
1890 Mt. Elliott.
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Houses for Rent

AGNES. sl0e-Beautiful s-rm. ter. with
bedrms and baths; stove and ref.
HOMER WARREN a co. CA. o32i
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BUILDING SUPPLE!

BORN. 1910 W. CHICAGO. no. s722
CARBURETOR, IGNITION SERVICE
UNIVERSITY sERVICE-Generators. car
buretors. Windshield wipers, motors.
5144 Grand River. Tyler 5-4595.
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COMPLETE MoDEKNIZING SERVICE
Gillespie Back. 1l779 CIoverdale. no. e420.
JOSEPH rocco, Mason Contractor; House
raising. Cement Work, House Reposting.
Plaza 0s61.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

FIX your home. wen pay carpenter. Pa
as you can. Restrick Lumber. no. 212
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
TO RESURVEY
BORDER area
Interior Dept. to Resurvey
Three Twps. In Moose
Eastwood Country.

A resurVey of two townships and a
portion of a third in the Moose
Eastwood lakes territory will be made
by the general land Office of the de-
partment of interior.
Long sought by the U. S. forest SER
vice and property owners, the resurvey
will start about June 9, according to
word received here by Frank Legat,
ranger for the Kawishiwi district, from
George W. Johnson, assistant cadas-
trail engineer in the interior depart
ment's land Office.
The resurvey, which will be con-
Quoted by a crew of six men, will re-
establish section corners, quarter cor
ners, and meander corners points
where section lines intersect lakes
which were destroyed by fire many
years ago or which have rotted away.
The resurvey will be made in town.
ship "a north, range 9 west; township
"a north, range 10 west, and town.
ship 65 north, range 9, which is of
fractional size.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
MRS. Dan JARvI
WINS AWARDS
District VIEW Meeting Pre-.
sents Honors to Ely Lady
on Sunday.

At the VFW Eighth District meet
ing held m International Falls last
Sunday, Mrs. Dan Jarvi, senior vice
president of the district and secre-
tary Of the Ely Auxiliary, was cited
as winning the state and also the
district award for bringing in the larg-
est number of new members.
Mrs. Rhoda Gabardy, department
senior vice president and membership
chairman, made the announcement of
the award. The awards will not be
presented until the state encampment
to be held at CrookSton on June 25
26, 81, and %. Both awards are in
cash.
Attending the meeting from Ely
were Mrs. Waino Starkman and Mrs.
JarH of the Auxiliary and Adolph S.
Hanson, vice commander of the
Eighth district, John Ranta, Joseph
Moravitz, Dan Jarvi and Waino Stark
man of the veterans post.
Helmer "Sarge" Person of Virginia
was elected district commander Sun
day. He will be installed at Crook
ston the latter part of the month. DR..
j. H. Drake of International Falls was
chairman of the convention at which
200 delegates were present.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
In Concert

A treat has been prepared for the
Ely music lovers on Wednesday, June
II, when Karl Kultti, eminently recog-
nized violin virtuoso appears here
under the auspices of the local COM
mittee on Finnish Relief. The con-
cert is called for the Community Cen
ter auditorium and already the COM
mittee is assured by the advance sale
of tickets, of a full house
He has travelled extensively on his
professional tours and has been heard
on radio networks in both this and
foreign countries. In his travels he
has played at hundreds of public ap-
pearances and has travelled over a
quarter million miles. His experience
has been varied and valuable both in
life and music. He is considered a
master of his instrument.
Karl Kultti was born in Conneaut,
Ohio, November 3. 1915. Both of his
parents are musical and of musical
lineage, his father having been a pro-
fessional musician of long experience,
specializing in the field of orchestral
and choral leadership, while his
mothers immediate family and an
cestors includes several accomplished
musicians, both professional and anna
teur.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
ENDORSED FOR
DIST. OFFICE
Gilbert, Duluth Men, Local
Woman Named Candidates
for Legion Posts.

Two men have been endorsed for
commander of the Eighth district
American Legion which holds its an
nual convention here June Il and %.
They are I. F. Gianotti, Gilbert, and
Herman Banks, Duluth.
Mrs Edward T. Buckley of this city
has been endorsed for the presidency
of the district auxiliary. Present dis
trict vice president, Mrs. Buckley, ac-
cording to past procedure, will be adj
vanced to the head of the district or
ganization. She will be the second
Ely woman to hold the honor, Mrs.
Peter Schaefer, present district chap
lain, serving three terms as district
president.
Gianotti is native of Ely where
he was born and raised. He is a
brother of Jack and Herbert Gian-
otti of this city. He is employed as
an accountant in the Virginia office
of the Lake Superior Industrial Blu
reau.
Banks held the position of district
adjutant at one time.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05

New pastor of the Bethany Luther
an church here. the Rev. Mr. Hanson
will deliver his initial sermon Sunday
morning. He will also serve in Tower
and Soudan, and succeeds Wallace
Carlson, student pastor of the churches
for the past nine months, who will
continue his theological studies.
The new pastor, his wife, and son
Quinten, arrived here this week from
South st. Paul. and will reside at
313 East Chapman street where a
residence was recently purchased for
a parsonage.
Mr. Carlson will remain here until
July I. Monday he will take charge OF
the vacation Bible School which will
meet each morning except Saturday
and Sunday for two weeks
The Rev. Mr.. Hanson took his B. A.
degree at Augustana College, Rock
Island, Illinois, one of the outstand-
ing Lutheran colleges in America. He
took his Master of Theological degree
at Augustana Theological seminary in
the same city. He served st. Marks
Lutheran church in Chicago while pur-
suing post graduate work at Chicago
university for two years.
After finishing his studies he served
the Bethlehem Lutheran church OF
Grand Rapids, Michigan, for 10 years
From there he went to South st. Paul
where he has served the Bethsea
T11tLarop Church, for nearly 10 Years
The son, Quinten, has just finished
his freshman year at Manchester col
lege in ST. Paul.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
Large Parties to Inspect
Superior National F crest
To Make "Show-Me" Trips to
Border Under Guidance of
Forest Service.

Several large parties will tour the
Superior National Forest during June
and July under the guidance of U. S.
forest service officials. Included viii
be state and national officials and
members of the Izaak Walton league,
a group Of state foresters, and men,
bers of the Trail Riders organization.
Largest of the groups to make the
"show me" trips sponsored by the
forest service to give first-hand ac-
counts of how the national forests
are administered will be the Trail
Riders, national organization which
will make a three-weeks canoe trip
along the border during July.
The party, which will include Is to
20 people, is expected to outfit here
and take the Sioux river route into
the chain of border lakes. They will
their trip on Lake One. Larry Neff,
Duluth, in charge of lands in the
Superior National Forest, will accom-
pany the party, which will be taken
through the La Croix district by
Ranger Jack Valentine and the Kaw-
ishiwi district by Ranger Frank Legat.
A group of Izaak Waltonians will
come here Friday for a three-day
trip through La Croix under the guild
ance of Ranger Valentine, while Sun
day Parker Anderson, extension forester
from the University of Minnesota, and
a group of state foresters will make a
plane trip to La Croix.
On June IA and Is, II Waltonians
will make trip to Lake Three under
the direction of Ranger Legat.
Cy PLATES, st. Paul, executive secre-
tary to the commissioner of conserva-
ton, and an official photographer from
the conservation department will come
here June 81 and %.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
IL SelectiUe Service
Men Assigned to June
Quota; 5 Leaue Today
IL Men Scheduled to Go
to Fort Smelling
June Is.

Seventeen Selective service men will
leave this month, according to present
quota assignments, for induction into
the army at Fort Smelling. Five left
here this morning, while u are Sched-
uled to go June 16.
Included in the group going June
16 is Joseph Steve Spretizer, former
city alderman. Eight of the u are
from Ely, two are from Soudan, and
one each from Winton and Embarrass.
Four men are listed as aIternates,
one of them being Franklin James Bur-
CESS, son of Mrs. Enice Burgess, pub
Usher of the Tower News.
Names of men composing the two
quotas follow:
Leaving Today.
Ely.
Thomas Lyle McNeIIy CV.)
Joseph Simon PeruShek.
Mathew Joseph Sever.
Frank Fred POvhe, Jr.
SOudan.
Edward Anthony Micklich.
Leaving June 16.
Ely.
Jerry John Pecharich.
William Albert SchiItZ.
John Joe PopeSh.
Joseph Steve Spreitzer.
Fred Valentine Roman.
Joe Lawrence TOmSich.
Louis John Aelmini.
Frederick Donald WOleben.
SOudan.
Benedict Martin GOttlieb.
Wayne John Heikkinen.
WintOn.
Elmo AdOlph KOivula.
EmbarraSS.
Walter Arthur HietaIa-
Named as alternates are Stanley John
Zaverl, Ely; Franklin James Burgess
Tower, and Elmo Mathew Waisanen
and Walter Wayne Asula, Embarrass
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
WHO'S WHO
IN THE STATE
Editorial Association Under
takes Project-No Obliga-
ton Involved.

H. J. Ruhmland, working with the
Minnesota Editorial association will
contact local people next week to
gather data on the forthcoming pub
LEGATION of who's Who in Minnesota. -
This book on Minnesota will contain
the biographies of the leading citi-
zens of each county and town in the
state as far as possible This publ
cation will include farmers, business
and professional men as well a out
standing women of each community OF
town.
A short history of each county will
precede the biographies of the people
representing the county and will con-
tain much valuable historical data of
each county from the time of organ
ization.
This book will also include a history
of the state With a publication of
this nature many interesting stories
having a bearing on the early Mime
sofa history will be discovered and
used in the book.
II any OF our SUBSCRIBERS have in
teresting information that may be of
interest historically to this section of
the state, they are advised to get in
touch with The Ely Miner which will
give the information to Mr.. Ruhm-
land.
The book, when completed, will con-
tain no advertising material and will be
devoted entirely to the biographies OF
the people of the state of Minnesota
and histories of the counties and the
state
The plan has the full cooperation OF
the Minnesota Bar association, Medi-
cal and Dental associations, Historical
society, Chambers of Commerce and
others. It is expected that the book
will be of great value to every COM
munity in the state especially schools
libraries, colleges and historical So
cietieS
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
F0resee Early Operation
of RecreatiOndL Program.

Both the school board at special
meeting Monday and the city council
Tuesday passed resolutions agreeing to
cooperate in the operation of a rec
reational program here.
A meeting of the two groups will
be held this week, possibly Friday, to
decide on personnel of the recreational
board and on the regulations under
which it will operate.
Early Inauguration of the program is
expected.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
Catching Two Fish at One
Time Dominate III Records

boat when the hooks gave way,
Strengthening out and dropping the
northern back into the water She
landed the smaller fish, however.
According to Joe Perko who related
the story, the northern was estimated
at Is pounds. Mrs. Jackson, with her
husband who is road representative of
Warner Bros, motion picture firm,
were guests at Perko's place on Friday
bay of Crooked lake.
While the Jackson's lost the man.
moth northern, their luck with wall
eyes was great. They caught and
FOUNDER, besides many smaller
ones.
Leander Rum on the opening week
of the season hooked small pike, and
hauled it in with a 7-pound northern
that grabbed the pike in the middle.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
Woman Angler Gets Walleye
Northern, Then Loses One
as Hook Gives Way.

Catching two fish at one time DOM
mate the records so far this season.
With one such instance already on
the record books, another has been
added to it.
Mrs. Clark Jackson, Minneapolis,
hooked a 5-pound walleyed pike in
Crooked lake and was hauling it in
when a monstrous great northern
pike flashed through the water after
the pike.
The northern missed the pike but
hooked itself on small plug contain
ing a three-way hook Her eyes pop
ping with excitement, Mrs. Jackson at
tempted to pull her prizes into the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
SIBLEY MEN GIVE
PETERSON WATCH

Carl Peterson, captain at the Sibley
mine, was presented with a fine watch
Tuesday afternoon by the mines en-
ployes in recognition of the esteem
which the men hold for him Dan
Jarvi made the presentation.
Captain Peterson has been trans
ferred to the Pioneer mine, where he
has taken over the duties of Captain
Edward Hellberg, who is on a vaca-
ton. Captain Arthur Solem has beer
moved from the Pioneer to the Sibley
where he viii be temporarily in charge
of the latter mine.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
Rule is GiUen Permit
to Operate SeapIanes

Arthur Rule, Memorial high school
senior who recently received his pilots
license, has now received a seaplane
rating that permits him to operate
this type of ship.
Rule received his instruction in sea-
plane flying from William Leithold
local commercial pilot, who recently
received his instructors rerating.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
SENT To MISSOURI.

Joseph Lanfranchi of this city who
was recently indicted into the army
at Fort Smelling has been sent to
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
CAMP OPENS SATURDAY.

The South KaWishiwi camp and
picnic grounds at Halfway, II miles
southeast of Ely on Highway No. 1,
will open on regular summer sche-
dule on June Z, according to Ranger
@. r. Boerner of the Halfway district.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05

Fred BeSsette, executive secretary of
the Timber Producers association has
taken cognizance of the attack made
on the Superior National Forest Ser
vice and in the last issue of his
monthly bulletin has the following to
say:
Back in 1927 Commissioner Nc
Donald. head of the New York Conser-
walton Commission, told us that he
had had more trouble with self-ap-
pointed friends of conservation than
he had ever had with its outright
enemies.
This statement has recently been
called to mind by row started by a
former official of the IZaac Walton
League who got himself into print in
the Minneapolis papers by attacking
the U. S. Forest Service in its man
agement of the Superior-Natlonal
Forest. Starting out with string OF
wild and absurd charges Of mis-man-
agement and unwarranted logging op-
erations chat are not taking place.
this protector of the wilderness stirred
I'D a tempest that finally reached
washington and engaged the atten-
ton of members of the House Com
mittee on Agriculture who have ap-
pointed Hon. August Andersen as a
committee of one to conduct an in
vestigation of the whole matter some
time during the summer.
$50
THE whole affair has somewhat
humorous side in that no one acqua1nt-
ed with the originator OF this SCRAP
would for a moment dream Of takins
his allegations seriously. However, i
appears that quite a number of vel
meaning, though wholly uninformet
people. have become alarmed iron
reading these repeated charges of de
struction within the boundaries OF tn
Superior National Forest, and we ar
glad to learn that the investigation i
to be conducted by man as expert
enced and sensible as our congressman
from the old first district.
people who live in the Arrowhead
country will join in assuring Mr.. An
dresen that they prefer to place tn
future safety of the approximations
Forest in the care and management Q
competent foresters. rather than i
the hands of publicity seekers VII
Continued on Page Four
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05

LOOK EDITOR COMING.
j. r. Miller, associate editor of Look,
will arrive here today.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-05
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.

Dean Sig Olson of the Ely Junior
College is writing series of stories
for the illustrated Sunday magazine
section of the Minneapolis Star-Jour-
nal. Last Sunday he told of the
beaver dam in the old creek bed in
the south portion of the city now
covered with handsome residences and
gardens. The story was well written
and will prove an acceptable addition
to your historical scrap book.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-26
CARD PARTY

Pinochle card party March l, at pm. Odd Fellows Hall First ill series of three sponsored by Sons of Norway. Short meeting will be- gin at 7.l5 pm. adv.