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la ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- n.snos de TN ano de haherse INSTALL
do. hs irstrrfdo n muchos estudiantes pars
cue consiguieran emr:co en- los Fl. &C. Ma.
c:onales dc Mexico y otros sistemas ferro-
viarios.
Sc imparten conocimicntos y snscnanzs
romplcta V moderna: 4 Inspectores de Loco
~rnotoras. Inspectors de Frenos de Aire. ms
~pectorc. de Calderas. laspectores de Trencs.
MaGrilistas. Fogoncros. Conductores, Caro-
teros. Repnradores de Carros. Mecanic"s Dc
Casa lcdonda. Mechanics dc Piso y Taller
General. Mecanicos dc FrcaoS de AIrc, Es-
nnciaEstas Y otros va-ios cursos.
La Escueia Ferro"arri!era Mexicana cnse-
m esos trabajos por correspondence. a to-
dos aauellos cue drsearen ser alTo mas cue
e.ernos esclavos de trabaios duros = suel-
dos bajos. y ayuda a perfeccicna~se a rs
cue ejarcen sir tener grandes cono-ir7icntos
La Escuela Ferrocarrilcra Nexicara rs re-
eonocida Y reccmendada por todaS las Unio-
nes dc FerrncarriIcros Mexicanos. altos iefes
E p-ominontcs enpeados.
Po- "a insiSpificante suna dc cuatro pesos
c;onarse o estudiar I'm curse: lucEo cinco
c~cntayos diarios hasta que aprcnda IN curse
= rAciba certificado y diploma
:Desea prnbar su fuerza de volUntaG par1
aprcnder algo provechoso? Rernita IN peso
circrenta c~entavos en- giro postal u orden de
express. . umediatamerte recibir3 leccionss
Y mues.ras de Grabados 7 varios dolores. So
t~icientos rara TN mes de cstudirs.
Direction: I
ESCUELA FERRcCARRILEhA MEXICANA
?. O.. Box 1924 Los Angeles Cal. U. S. A.
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IN MEXICANO QUE ENCUEN.
IRA LA MUERTE BhJO LAS
RUEDAS DE UN TREN

Fl crucero del ]ferrocarriI Sou,
tA5rn Pacific ell la avenida De y.
New Braunfels fue aver teatro de IN
hcrrible 22cidente en- el que hubo de
perder la vida un meXicano.
Empezaha a cbs:urecer cuando
.Alsjand:o Olivo. quien, seGuA mas
tarde pudo aveligT-ar uno de nues-
tros reporters. habiIaba en- ell mime
70 3O1 de las GALES Ord, iba cuesta
srriba por Ia mencionada averida Y
nuiza ~distraido. no oyo e. siloato d.
Ia locomotora aus Ell csc momento Sc
diSponia a pasar Ell crucero.
Y ocurri6 ia traged:a. Alexandra
lego ii cruceEo y an plena via fue
sorprendido por Ia maquina que a
rrastraba el trcn de pasajeros mime,
70 Q.
e infeliz transeunte muri6 cas-:
acknowledgements. Su cuerpo destro-
zado, horribi nente muviIadcs san
granite. fue sacado de la via Hrrea
Y de ella do cuenta a las cficinas de
pol;cia q agente de pol;cia.
El Juez de Paz, Mr.. Ben S. Fisk,
levant6 Ell acta de costumbre y ei
cadaver fue transportado a la casa
de inhumaciones Rieve.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
EXLTO DE Ia CCMPANIA
De REVISTAS MEXICA-
4 EN LAREDO

LAREDO. Tex. mayo I'm eXl-
to complete ha tenido Ia temporada
de la Cia. de RevistaS MeHcanas,
"Uranga'. en- ell Teatro Royal. +!
axito ha hecho cue Ia ~temporada de
.inco fucioneS, CUE debia terminar
hay. Sc prolongue hasta el microbes,
IN u Ia compania p"artira para San
Antonio.
Las funtiones de anoche Y las de
nov fueron de tanto 6Xito como Ia del
debut. efectuada Ell jueves. Y e. pu-
5lico ma quedado altamente c~omp!acl-
10 con Ia presentation de las revistas
n@cionales.
Manana lunes Sc estrenara Ia re
vista Santa" que cS una de las ne
iores preseutadas por ell cuadro
"Uranga." traido a Laredo Texas
pcr Ell senior Benjamin C~ardenas,
ouien Sc conscituyo en- empresario.
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ESTE ANO LA PRIMAFERA
Sc HA RETRASADO.

FL cuerpo diplomatico y los demas
de L. Comitiva, fueron colocados en-
un kicsko; Estrada Cabrera Sc aso-
mo vestido de americana Y o bas-
tarte sangre fria para Ia situaclon.
SaluG6 V dijo, entire otras cosas. que
Sc ~entrcgaba a la hidalguia del 60
biernc Y Pueblo de Guatemala, por
quien habia querido hacer 10 mejor.
Luego invite i partir, Y efectlvamen
te. Sc puso en- canine, yendo en- me-
do de los sanores Ministries de Esta-
dos Unidos Y Espana. cub-iendo la
retaeuardia ell sencr don Federico
Hernandez de Leon, secretario par
ticular del senior ~Presidente HERE.
"a.
Al baiar en- la avenida que con-
duce q la puerta principal, Sc dirigio
al se1or McMillin. d%iciendole: este
ano la prinavera Sc ha retrasado; es-
;os arboIcs no tienen hojas aun. Ell
Ministro parecio contestarle de esta
manera pronto llovera, Y siguieron
ST canine.
Al llegar al %autonovil que por
cierto era de la pertenencia del senior
licenc;ado don J.. Eduardo Giron, hi
20 81 estucrzo dc subir, y no 10 ha-
bria degrade. 4 no ser la ayuda eff
caz del Ministro Americana.
Tomaron asiento en- dicho CAIRO:
los ministries de E,stados UniGos y
Fspara, Estrada Cabrera, un mari
no del Tacoma, don Federico Herman
DEE de Leon V don Roge!io Flores.
Asi e~ncabczada la comitiva desfi!6
Dor las GALES silenciosas de San Pc
drito, saguido aquel primer auto dc
los damas que llevaban Il los prisio-
neros V Delegates.
MI CABEZA ESTA VA
COLGANDO.
Durante ell trayecto no hablo una
sofa palabra; al llegar a Ia academia
militar Sc enter6 de que los Jafes
Que cuardaban su futura pris!on Sc
rian los ~cororeles Tiburcio Molina Y
Onofre Bone.
-DcseMa--dijo-un local amplio.
Come nosotros no conocemos.
sirvase listed dirigirncs, le contesta-
ron sus acompanantes.
-Vamos al Salon de Actos. con
cluy6 Cabrera.
En- el canine. Rogelio Flores le
die:
Va We senor como aun tengo Ia
cabeza sobre los h~ombros?
10 felicito dor Rogelio, porque
"a Ia mia esta ~colgando, Y acompano
la expression c~og.endose IN POGO la
piel del cuello e inc:inando la cabcza.
listed debe de estar muy con
terto don Federico. dijo Cabrera, al
seror Eernindez de Leon.
No, la d~esgracia de mis- enemi-
no me alegra; el triunfo del De-
rocho V de Ia Just!cia son los que
me halagan.
-:Pu,dC contar con alimentos?
-Naturalmente-le contesto al.
guien.
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rninn-
''NJ TENGO NADIA. TODD NE
10 HAN QUITADO"

-Porque rean. no tengo mas que
este, Y con ambas manos sc abrio
las alas de la americana; mis- joyas
V mi dincro me los han cuitado; no
tcrgo NADIA. V decla este en- tono
humilde, el, Cesar ~invencible, despo-
tico, tremendo.
-Necesito tambien IN medic de
communication con ell nuevo gobierno.
10 tendra, Sc lie c~ontest6. desig-
nardcse para el caso al licenciado
Manuel Valladares V como custodia
Immediate al general Francisco fuen-
tcs Y a los oficiales Flores Y Hum
berto Reina Barrios.
Cuando cl cuerpo diplomatico Sc
despidio, algunos eycusarcn darle la
mano, entire los asistertes, otros SC
"a dieron Y de todos Sc despidio CO.
nc en- aquellos dias de fasto. pero
con mas orgullo todaviS."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
SALIO PARA BARCELONA Ell
MARISCAL JOFFRE

Del Ssrricio Especial de Ia PRENSA:
MADRID, Mayo 2.-El Marlscal
Joffre sali6 para Barcelona haoiendo
dedicado la Ultima vista que hizo
en- Madrid al hospital frances.
Fue recibido esplendidamente por
el pueblo de Madrid en- todas parties,
V va gratanlente inpresionado de las
muestras de simpatia que Sc lie pro
digaron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
SANTORAL

La invencion o el hallazgo de Ia
Santa Cruz.-Santos Alexandra Pa
pa, Evencio, Te5dulo Presbitero, Do
doro Martires Y Jun:naE Obspo
Ccrfesor.
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LIE MUERrE UN PERRO Y ES
CONDUCID0 AL HOSPITAL

a las : p. N de aver Sc presento
Ia ambulancia a Ia esquina de las ca
lies de Matamoros y Pecos q recoger
a Daniel Guerra. para transportarie
al hospital &c la ciudad.
Guerra, con domicilio en- el 0umero
4I5 de las GALES de Durango, ACADIA
ba de ser mordido por IN perro Y su
estado requeria los cuioados medicos,
En- ell hospital recib'6. pues, las aten-
clones n~ecesarias y POGO mas tarle
fue conduc:do a 81 casa.
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Para tibros en- espahol dirljass
listed a Ia Casa Editorial LoZano.
lis N. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio.
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

Por Ia primera veE en- la histo-
ria de la Asamblea del EStado de
Nueva York, Isl Cuerpo Legisla-
two ha sido presidido por n Tu-
jer. Miss margarine L. Smith, cue
es mienbro republican, de Ia Gu
dad de Nueva York fungio como
Prcsidenta de la Asamblca duran
tie n breve, pero tn multlosa Sc
sion de media bora que Sc efectuo
recientemente en- Albany. La jo-
ven decline 81 cargo directive, Gu
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yo nombramiento habia provccado
Ell tumulto, ~regresando a ocupar su
curul en- medic de los aplausos de
los asambleistas
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Elinor HoyJ. ahora Ia espoSa de
Air. Horace Wyiie, ha ~regresado a
Washintou. despues de IN eXllIo
voiunrar,o de diez amos en- union
&c su eSposo. Mr.. Wylie, que es HI
ia de IN ex-Procurador General de
los Estados Unidos, eStaba casada
con ell hQo del Almirante HIGH
born. d qUien abandono a 81 ante
rior espoSa. FL marido abandonado
Sc pego IN tiro Y la esposa engana-
da cresento una demanda de divor-
clio. que le fue concedida, Tuedan-
do los fugitivoS en- libertad para
casarse. Este cscandalo cause una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
pena de muerte
para Estrada
Cabrera
(Viene de Ia Ia. Pagl

muchos. FL aspecto indicaba que no
hahian tenido sosiego durante los III
times dias: sucios de las ropas, des-
grenados. con IN manifesto abando-
no en- sus parsonas. 6enunciador del
estado violento en- que habian -vivido.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
REVEAL IRISH PLANS
Homo Rule Blll Follows Closely out
line Previously Announced by
Premier Ia House Of Commons.

LONDON. reb % The govern
mcut tonight made public the text
~ lis Irish home rula bin introduced
iu the house OF commons on
Wednesday and passed through its
fret reading by title. The measure
follows cloHcly tho outline given to
the house by Premier Lloyd Gcorg"
iu December last ~ lts provisions
Two pdrliamcnts would he SGT up, one
for tho north of ireland and the
oihor for the south Of ireland. tho
northern parliament 20 consist or %
members and the southern i2S MON
bpra. Tho representation In the I'm
poru parliament would be J . Tor
north ireland and - for south Ire
land. noco,ultatinR the rcapporton
mont of Ireland. which Is provided
Tor iu the bin
4 Council for Ireland composed
~ 40 members. half of whom would
be selected by each VI tho parlia-
m.uts is also provided for in the
BILL Tho legislative powers of the
now council would be only those
granted % by tho two legislatures
but the trainers Of the bin hope u
viii form q nucleus around which
would bc built one parliament foi
tho whole of Ireland Almost un
limited executive, legislative and ia.
dicul Powers are provided Tor such
% united parliament, but the power
10 De conferred on the separate par
!iamcnts would bc considerably cur
tailed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
10 HENS LAY 8 EGGS
A DAY. HOW IT'S DONE
Mr.. Davis shows How TO Wake IN
Idle Hens. Easily Tried.

~ have 10 hens and was getting one
.nd two eggs day. Since using Don Sung
my hens have improved so much that 1 am
now getting seven and eight eggs day.
The results have been wonderful ''-.- Henry
Davis 1924 JOth street Newport News. Va
Mr.. Davis wrote this letter in February
after severe test In the coolest weather.
Try H. as he did, and watch your hens
s,op loafing and start laying. Here's our
otter
Give your hens Don Sung and watch 70
sn'ts for one month II you don't find
that t pays FOR Itself and pays yol a
good profit besides simply tel MS and your
money viii b' promptly refunded
Don Sung lCh,urss Tor egg .ayIuE) works
directly on the esq aging organs and is
$40 splendid tonic 10 is easily given
in thr feed improves the hens health.
make her stronger and more active 90 any
Nosther and starts hrr laying
Try Don sing FOR 80 days and n it
doe r get rou the sgEs. no matter how
ctld or wet The weather your money will
De refunded by return mail. COT Don sung
from your druggist or poultry remedy
ssa.er OF send so cents ior package By
mail prepaid Burscll Durgcr CO., 40 ~,
lumbiA Bldg, Indianapolis IND .Adyt
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OKLAHOMA DOCTOR TAKEN
Detailed NcwS Confirm capture ~
Dr. Ford 10y Uulshc,iki Ior,Us.

WAsuISGTOE Tou % First
detailed u,ps Of tho capture of
.",cu American ltcd Cross workers.
In Siberia ny tho bolahevlk Wns 70.
."Iv'd h.rc today in cable dispatch
from capt Edward Charctto ~
Stockton. tu
l1ariirr prres daptiohoH had car
rlri the news Of Tho capture ~ only
four Rcd Cross workcrH Captain
thtrCitra cable today gave the
names uf hus, captured a. follows.
Captain thHfoit". Alexander
TWo,dIp. Sew YORK club Sew York
r.ty Otfu vs. Lpuc. Sow York city.
Joseph g. Ncdiu Jaruso. colo .
Hurry a. buunuIloy 1hilpdolpnla
and Atlantic Cuy " D.. william ~.
ror1 Kingston. OKLA. and " -
iloUlU. Manila
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LABOR OBTAINS MAXIMUM
Tigg says nigh Mark In Wages
I,cnch"d---Sccs PRICE Iall

NEW YORK. FEB. Labor has
received iis maximum increase in
wages ana could do much by coop
Grating In efforts TO cut the cost Of
living. Howard r.. Figg. assistant
attorney general. declared at COn-
ference with Fedora! Food Admin
istrator Williams here today II *
"inovitablo that prices shall fall in
tho near future" he added. Plans for
a price reducing campaign were dis
cussed at tho meeting
Reductions In prices FOR foodstuffs
and clothing In Goorgih had run
from % 10 90 per cent and there was
no reason why similar reductions
could not be effected elsewhere. he
said. with the cooperation OF all
concerned
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able government action. in the
opinion OF Bernard VI Baruch, for
mer chairman of the war industries
board.
Testifying today before shouse
war investigating committee Mr.
Baruch said there had been some
let down In the desire to work. but
that this was being done away
with"
when the hoardcrs and prof.
tecrs." he said see that this great
production Is In sight--and they will
see IT first--they will get from
under When we get normal trans
portation on land and sea, prices OF
necessities Of life unquestiOnaibly
will come down"
Mr.. B1ruch was before the com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.--New YORK
faced tho possibility OF a false teeth
0imine today when 500 members of
the dental workers international
union struck for n 4thour week and
q 30 per cent incrcaae in wages.
Strikers' officials claimed that some
Of the members worked 20 hours a
week.
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mit,ee to testify as IS the nitrate
situation but the examination COW
cred a wide range. He told OF the
work Of the war industries board fn
organizing industry during the war
and frankly admitted that ut mat
time he probably had more power
than any other man
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28

Tho board Of directors OF the
chamber Of commerce gave its
hearty endorsement Friday to tn"
campaign 10 land the oklahoma
Methodist university for Tulsa, after
the matter had hecn presented for
It's consideration BY Dr. l., Bar-
ton. pastor Of tho Boston Avenue
Methodist church,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
ALL OILS TAKE A
A JUMP IN PRICE
Pennsylvania Crude |.
Now Selling for $3.50
Per Barrel.

TITTSBt HGil T8. rcb. 30 Tac
Sccp Purchasing agency To-Day an
nouncod am advance in pennsy.yau.a
crude oil Of Do cents 70 barrel. bring
,ur the price TO t5.so.
u .s the first posted advance fi1c-
the purchasing agencies announced
they would not provide independent
rrfincrs with OIL after March 10. but
was not expected by oil authorities
10 bring additional supplies 20 the
market
- don iIsf know what the pro-
duccrs expect siii the head of the
leading company "bui th'7" con
tluucd advances are bringing out oil
Very little has been sold since "a"
price crossod 81 10 barr"t"
Later b. was announced that tho
price OF somerset oil had been Ad.
NunDcd % cents 10 $3.50 u barre.
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SHREVEPORT. la, Fob. - -.
Caddo heavy crude oil today ad-
vanocd 90 cents. the prise being
raised 10 t1.75 per barrel The ad-
vance was posted by tho Standard
OH company OF Louisiana rrice or
other grades are unchanged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28

bidding all tho defendants from di-
rcctly ar indirectly maintaining any
combination or conspiracy with
themselves or any other person or
persons. or monopolizing or attempt
Ing 10 monopolize any food product
In the United States, or indulge in
any unfair or unlawful practice"
Watch Section Nine, Tulsa Auto
mobile show. March to 6.---Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
BARUCH PREDICTS
PRODUCTION GAIN
Tells House Committee
Prices Ought to Come
Down.

WASHINGTON. Feb ss--The
2"niih 81 non producing has been
reached unless there is a catLclysn,
sotne act uf providence or undesir-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
Boys wash suits

IF YOU have little lad of 2 to 8 years
Il you'll be interested in these beautiful
wash suits. If you haven't a boy these
suits will make you wish for one. They're
so handsome and so well made.
M IDDIES, Jane Hathaway Button-on
1Fl and French MILDLY styles in solid
colors, stripes, ,checks and two-color COM
binations. Every fabric guaranteed fast
color. So up,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28

Watch Section Nine, Tulsa Auto.
mobile Show. March l TO 6.---Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28

restores vitality and energy by pun.
fying and .enrichlng the blood You
can soon feels its Strengthening. ...
vgorating effect. Price 6Oc.--Ad,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
Sturdy Pla-Mate shoes

NJ EVE PASSED judgment on a good many
w boys shoes in the past 23 years, AMI none of
them are so well made as these Pla-Mates, nor so
comfortable in fit. They'll outlast any others we
know Of Here in all styles, feathers and shades
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-20
BAlNVuLE

Atty. Kline of Glasgow transacted
business in the city one lay the lat
ter part of last week.
A. w. Springho.n of the Farmers
State Bank transacted business ut
Glasgow the first of the week.
Atty. Paul Babcock IF Plentywootl
was looking after professional bust
ness here the fore part of the week.
County Superintendent Mrs. McFar-
Ian and County Nurse Mrs. o. NJ.
Dahl visited the local schools Mon
day.
Ed. M. Palmer returned to his home
north of town yesterday, having re-
turned the night before from Mon
dak, where he had Deen discharged
from jury duty.
Carl Peterson has purchased the
Tidland dray and will consolidate with
his own.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Brady arrived
in the city Sunday morning and the
latter spent couple Of days visiting
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. c. Mcguire at the Home Hotel,
while E. P. attended to business mat
tiers up the branch.
Mrs. Kate Keller visited AZ the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Johnson, north of town, the latter
part Of last week, while on her way
to her home at Froid, having just re-
turned from Geneseo, ILL.,, where she
had been visiting with relatives and
friends for several months past.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-20
FLAXVILLE

Frank MUIR was a business visitor
in Plentywood Monday.
f. H. Modem made q business trip
to Redstone last Saturday.
c. K. McCurrya of Whitehall was
visitor in our city one day last week.
George Stang was q business Wis
itor in Plentywood between trains
Monday.
Russell Gum went to Sccbey Tues
day to have some dental work done.
He returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Stromstad and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Molden transact
ed business in Plentywood Monday.
Mrs. Lawrence Marlenee, who has
been visiting with her cousin, Mrs. A.
P. Smerud, returned to her home near
Scobey Tuesday.
Ed. Benson, who has been spending
the winter at Balfour, N. D., re-
turned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Thayer and
Misses Holland and jackson and Lu-
cein Laroche were callers in Flaxville
Saturday.
Mrs. Carroll Spurrier entertained a
number Of friends at an informal
gathering last Friday evening. Dain-
ty refreshments were served.
George A. Schmidt who has a claim
on the reservation was business Wis
itor in Flaxville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Parent and
Mrs. Parents mother, Mrs. Greenwood,
returned from Fargo, Tuesday, where
they had been for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Izent,auer re-
turned Tuesday from Whitefish, Mont,
where they had been caller by the
death of their daughter.
Peter Kurtz, who lives Just south
of town, has just completed building
an addition onto MS house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bunse enter
tanned friends at dinner Sunday ev-
ening.
Fred Hanson retained Monday
from Fargo, North Dakota, where he
had been on business.
Earl Otto, who has claim on the
Preservation, md ha,: been spending
The winter at A!on1evi.lco, Mimi, re-
;u red home last Mnn.;:,y.
Miss Mabel Cornwright, who has
been visiting r-icn.l; in Flax:il]c for
a couple Of weeks, r*1urncu to the
country, where. she will begin teach
| ing schoo. .:glin Monday.
Agent Reliant returned Monday
from Great balls. where he has been
| m business. H;r. Rjelky had change
OF the Great No them station 'lu, ing
Mr. Reiland's az ca,
Mrs. \. 0. Anderson came M.n!ay
from her home IN tire reservation to
spend few days visiting at the
home of her brother, Henry Mol,len,
and other relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nehls were de-
ightfully surprised by Il number of
heir neisilhorS wEo caIle'l On them
asst Th-ssna:| O., ains. The cvenin.:
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-20
MADQC

A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Knute Helgeson on Saturday
January 31st.
Mr.. A. J. Wood returned to Madoc
last week, after few months So
journ in Alberta Canada. He will
ship his belongings to St. Paul lie
Nets, Alberta. where he has grazing
interests; and also follow other par
suits incidental to the stock :ya,ne.
The dancing and party at the C.
NJ. .A;d1ich home February 9Th was /;
most enjoyable affair.
The Misses Jackson and Holland
were Fluxville visitors last Saturday
Mr.. Veda Larocl1e Of ,,"w.l, M"n.
tana, transacted business at Madoc
last week.
Mr.. Lucian Laroc,e made com.
bined business AMI pleasure trip tc
Flaxville last Saturday.
The first Of 4 series Of whist games
between the ladies' and gentlemen Il
Madoc was held At the J. II. Durkir
home, Tuesday evening, Feb. 10Th
About eighteen couples were present
- =. q; nrs' Eci''c; I'tay>"l, With u fna
scor of 4l2 and 3l1, in favor Of the
men. A gool "fccd" YVES then serve.
and plans for tre next meeting dis
cuSsed
Another big c:vn-in occurred at TIA
Fortner Coal 1lire, which n;lH neceS.
state the closing Of the mine Tor thi: