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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-01-06
School Notes.
Skating has been good during vaca-
Ton and the pupils took advantage of

it.
The long and The short of it-Ro.
land and his new trousers. How
about Ramsas?
Some of the Freshmen had watch
party and taffy pull at the home of
Frances CHAR New Years Eve.
There were only four absences af.
ter vacation as compared to dozen
or more each day before vacation.
The ban has been raised on the
special privileges for some of the
High school pupils since vacation.
Dorcas Stevens is back in school
after an absence casued by sickness
at home.
The Sixth and Eighth grades had
their grab bags on Tuesday. From
the excitement we judged they thor
oughly enjoyed themselves
Anna Hajek had charge Of the Sec
ond grade during the absence of Miss
Berry
Myrtle Bonner and Esther Koch re-
turned to school after long absence
CAUSED bv smallpox.
Pearl Hird spent part of her vaca-
ticn visiting friends in Trip.
The Juniors and Freshmen had
party in the Gym just before vaca-
ton. The feature Of the party being
grab bag. Some queer things were
grabbed +" Everyone reported a
fine time.
On Thursday evening before vaca-
tim The Seniors and the Sophomores
got up candy party on short notice.
They had their party in the Mathe.
mates room and had fine time. 1t |
was good thing that vacation negan
the next daV for we fear the attend |
anre would have ben very poor JUG
ing fron' the rapijity with which the
candy disappeared.
Will Kaye and MAYNARD Minnch
visited school Wednesday afternoon
and also attended the Freshmen Jun
:or that evening.
The teacherI all report 'h9r,jnle |
time getting home on account of the
storm.
Two of the teachers failed to put
in an appearancs Tussday corning.
Mss Johnston being sick and Miss
Berry was delayed on account of the
sickness of her mother. Miss Berry
returned on Wednesday morning.
The Christmas programs that were
delayed were given the first Of the
week.
Next week we nave sur semester
exams and methinks it behooves sew
eral of the High School pupils to get
busy and dig.
A new club has been organized in
High School. II has membership
of boys only 50 far. They have de.
cided to dub it ths Rejected Suffers
Society. The membership is in.
creasing rapidly.
The Second Senester's work begin.
Monday, January II, 1921. If there
are any former students or any who
have not been enrolled before who are
thinking of going To school during the
=5So0a term ne would urge you to
start tn. first day. Several new
courses will be offered.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-01-06
Jud0inu a Poet.

There are two ways of measuring a
poet, either by an absolute aesthetic
standard, or relatively to his position
in the literary history Of his country
and the conditions Of his generation.
Both should be borne in mind as CO.
efficients in perfectly fair Judgment.
If his positive merit is to be settled
irrevocably by the former, yet an in
tel1igent criticism will find Its advan-
tage not only in considering what he
was, but what, under the given cir
cumstances. 1t was possible for him to
he.-James Russell Lowell.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-01-06
Accounted For.

Accounted For.
These pampered animals are gen.
eraly ill-tempered." 'sDon't blame
them; It Is only natural for pets to be
pettish."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
FINANCIAL
nrSi>rSs orroRr' MITES

H,>i>Ess orroRrI MITES ~
STOCK Ut groceries with fixtures, dis
count or viii trade. Phooc osaGe alH2,
TAILORING. cleaning aud pressing blsi-
per month. location fine, two years lease,
IN health, must sell Price $1,000, EgRn
\ Warrington.
ron SALE Established business az
oklahoma City,. supplying hotels. rrs-
turants and stores with daily table prod
ucL prefer retaining hair interest, own
rrs have factory control Mr.. buffner.
manager. I27 " p0rE Oklahona City.
FuR SALE Smsu grocery business south
west slide, expenses small with good
profit, Will cous.tgr t"rWs osaEe 625i.
PAKrHEK WANrru.-For small whole.
sale business. prefer salesman, small
~capltol required. Osago l5N5.
ono, EltN aud marNrl Tor sale, doing an
excellent business, best location IN Tul-
~. Good reason Tor sclling. Address
hNl.b, care World,
GAZE i'm the town of ,hickasha. fpr snIo.
Worth the money. BOX l7a. Ch,ckasha.
Okla.
$4,000 CAsu-Wm buy grocery store I'm
live ou town ot 5000 Must sell at once.
FOR SALE Huc Front cate, a25 y.
Third good business, eastern interests
reason Tor selling
FOR SAlE -EstabNshcd business at okla
huWa city, supplying hotels and rrstau-
| rants and stores with daily table product
| Prefer. retaining half Interest owners
have factory control Mr.. buttuer, man
| aEer. Aa7 ". Park. oklahoma Iity.
AUTO SUPPLY and Tire store ror SAFE
Wanted reliable man or woman to
open branch store Tor us IN Tulsa, OkfluE
see, puwhuska. Muskogce or any other
| good town, You must bc able tu invest
| Sa,b00 cash In stock of automobile tires
! and other auto supplies. We guarantee
! you gross profit ~ 20 per cent per year,
No experience required, We assist you In
| opening store and operating same, For
further Information. address Automotivv
Equipment Co, Room 2, Holland Bldg"
| Tulsa, OKLA or phone Usage s.2 for ap'
| pointmcnt,
FRUIT cigar and confectionery for sale
BY owner, a good location. would nc-
| cent good notes or anything OF value.
Usage 9i5i
GROCERY STORE FOR sALE-poing
good business. will take good town
| property for part payment. 566-p, care
Tulsa World
| WANTEp--slO,oo ON $4,000 home, in
select addition, Address 5sA-D, care
| world.
| TIRE SHOPS, COMPLETE S4O0 W to
| $1,000. we furnish standard equipment
| throughout FOR $500, instructions and
| trsining free Biy stock new and second
hand equipment, Nulcanizcrs' supply
| Co. " Fourteenth 81, kansas city
l Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
pArENr ATTORNEy
EMPLOYMENT
I,ieIr WN\Ttn--MAIE


GUARANTEE employmcuti all binds help
and work. lo7 E second. osase 9tbl
GoyEkNMENr galway mall service service
iariy by tho year. Plenty spare time. lay.
offs and liberal vacationa on pay, other
unusual opportunitioa, Specimen oSamina
tlon questions, otc., free. Columbus lnsti-
tute, SS-A Columbus, ohio.
pE DETECTIVE Excellent opportup.
ny; good pay travel. Write c. q Lud
wig, sa4 Westover Bldg, Kansas city. Mo.
LEARN AUTO AND TRACTOR husI-
NESS In @ 70 weeks Opportunities
everywhere Offering tlho to tioo "a month
Twice more equipment and floor space
used In daily practice training than any
othcr Auto school IN America. Master
Mechanic instructors and same method
mechanics tn GO-day courses. write now
for FREQ catalog Rahe Auto Tractor
school 2l3a oak ST., Kansas city. Mo
WE WANT GOOD MEN
Replied seven different concerns last
week to ono Of our graduates. Fine post
motive Electrical Specialist. Don't wait,
arutaturc. generator, field coil, .magneto
battery building. repairing, ctc, QUIT
worrying, changing ostahlish yourself
JoHNsoN's AuroMoTGvE ELEc.
7ss broadway Denver. colo.
TIRE REPAGRNEN- -Earn big money. be-
an export vuicnuizer, rotreadcr. tire
business rapidly coming back--bo ready
We teach YOU. write for details. National
Tire k'pair school, COS East Douglas,
wichita. Kan.
MEN Wanted Tor detective work EH.
ptrluurr unnecessary. Write 4. Gamer.
former q, 5, govcrnmuut detective, H.
Louis
Aitp anJ tractor exports raru Si0o TO
$500 pee month. We teach tII hruurhr
Lighting and sturtug, vvIdIuE. vulcan.
ielnE. batteries and Waohinu work. hy
Our FREE book "'fho WAY /" a urttgr
loo' gxplains oycytning. Write today
Rartlett's Auto school lNt, Is. Topeka
AVE-. wichtta. Kan.
ElGS ago ~ 10 Dos experience uurs,,s
Hary; travel mako Hcgfrt tn,,Stigatious.
Foreign Detective Agency. tCT. ST. Louis.
BE a DETECTIVE Experience uunercs-
sary; get particuPrss exceptional uppor
tunitivRi travel, EfurloH. expenses Hart
Icy beteotive Agency Kansas City. Mo.
WANTED Experienced trunk and lcathcr
goods salesman Good pay and steady
sob for right party Must furnish best
~ references, Addtcss RoN l7iH. Tulsa
6oyEFNMENr needs railway, mau, post
office clerks ana carriers, Nl.Auu. s 6 auu
year. For free particulars ut tANuliua
tions write Modern Institute. Dept Ieg
Denver, Colo
NAN 20 work THIS, city rctrishing chan.
deliers, brass beds, automobiles by new
method $40 daily without capital on ,N
perlence. Write Gunmetsl Co, 22t Elm
Decatur, III. ---.--
must be settled and have references
Apply in person, l25 ~ hin,teeuth
WANfED--LcAd burner, wyoming, $40
per s-hour day. business Mrus Clear
ing House, Denver, Soln,
MEN 5000 an hour, Newest kitchen too
Every woman viii use 20 times daily
pssv seller pig profits Sample ire,
raoinas Mis, Co. Desk sils Dayton, (
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
SITUATIONS wANTrn-MALr

WANTED -By married man. job In oil
folds as material man, handy with car
pcutCr tools ON rough work, call or ad.
dress l51N b Nineteenth 81, Tulsa, OKLA.
Phone 7iSi =,
GENERAL utico man with traffic man
aEtmcut, sales and Rtonographic expert
cnCc, wants position, ENccllCnt references,
Usage hnh-l
YOUNG Man Would like To set steady
work IN clothing or shoe store. can
give best OF references. Writo ~, Rose
horn". Gcnoral Delivery ruisa.
WANTED. ISpcwriung To- DO at home.
T.. e. Kociss, ttl $, Trenton.
SrENOGltApuER- -bookocper desires post
ton with OF, Gompsny sl Or any grow. grow,
ployed az present by local concern, Nd
drcss p-5lH care World
RElIAHLE culored man desires work rs
Ianitor Al references or bond furnished.
| several years experience In government
work can HAN Ht Rural u-b1 or ad-
| drew 3sl-p caro- World
JAPANESE Wants position as chauffeur
with respectable family, has many years
| experience and reference. Address "a n.
| 'ifh ST.
ENPERIENtEp, bookkcepcr and stenog
ropner wants small set hooks and stem
| ogtHphlc work To do spare time Reason
ahle Address g99-C, care World,
/ RELIABLE colurrd man wants work as
! porter or lauitori best references fur
! nishcd. 'all H-bS or address 5S3-p, care
| N't'u, ---.---.----.--.----- -------
FIRST CLASS chauffeur, looking Tor a
good position; with references, sol y,
J care world.
| NON UNION carpenters and painters
! wishes employment by day or job
! Phone psagC 6bli
JAPANESE, fust class cook or butler,
! wants posotion In high class family. or
, bachelor apartment. esd. care World.
! YOUNG man stenographcr, age q, single
| desires position. For interview address
| b9i-n, care World,
| HOOk kEEpEH with OIL and supply eN-
| perieuce, desires position April lst Al
' references, Address bS6-p Carv World,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Hary; travel mako secret tns,sugatious
reports, Salaries, expenses. American
Foreign Detective Agency. GCI ST. Louis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

COVER RNMENr needs railway, mail. post
office clerks ana carriers, Nl.Auu. s 6 900
year For free particulars 90 tAaIuina
tiuns write Modern Institute Dopt I2g.
Denver. Colo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
niupiN0 Nh CONrnN'uNo

CALL 4. ~ BDATNlGuT
THE OPEN Sltpp Pm MBbH
FOR plumbing, steam EHH fttuE Bud ~
pair work. Phone OsnEr hD32.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

artistic decora,u..s
upholstcring, Call f.. T. TenneIy S
1906 10 W. First ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

WANTED Experienced trunk and leather
goods salesman, Good pay and steady
sob for right party, Must furnish best
~ references. Address hoN l7ip. Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Ailt aud tractor exports rnru $500 to
$500 pee month. We tsH,h ain hruurhrs.
Lighting and starting welding. vulcan.
iEuE. batteries and machine work by
practical experience iu FIN go rlEht vrtks
Our FREE book. "rho WAY tu "A R,tt,r
lob' explains everything Write today
Rartlett's Auto school lNt, 49, Topeka
Ave-. Wichita. Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

WNstUI. Experienced InHtlIment col
lD'inf. must furnish good references.
AMY in pIHon. Mammonth credit 60,
iol o. ihird
WANTED Engineer nt ones. one familiar
with IuuhsulH. Morse ou engine iiv.
luHHt"u Nrun"r7 Corporation, Kennedy
nl1E
WANTED An experienced dry goods man
=" act nS iiout manager aud take fuii
charge IN managing dry goods depart
mont GOOD opportunity Tor right man.
NE, NE, tHrn,1n ,i Al references Monnig
WANTED iioy. with wheel ~ deliver
groceries. as g. Tluteerth
wANrEp-Ho Reliable man 10 open branch
Etoro Tor uH In any good town In this
lees thnn 81 900 cash IN stock ot auto
mobile tiroH ana other auto supplies. We
guarantee You grosa profit Of i2o per cent
per year. No experience required For
further Information, address Automotivs
Equipment Co, Room 2. Holland Blds
rulsa, okla Phone osngo sSs FOR APP
poin'mcnt
I WILL PAY reliable men $40 per day.
Write Tor particulars Fred g. Prentice.
box 21b. kintn pda.
MUSlCtANs fur carnival band. long. plen.
ant engagement top nay Sru phtI
linwldns. handnnHtcr. Wcstormun Bros.
Shows Immediately.
wANrEp..A papcrhangor. Contractor.
'cder ltIo
Ml-' " \ Nc - want ~ ttHt class auto
mobile mochanic tn take charge ~ thrco
cars and do all repair. state salary. OK
porienco and telephone number. Address
toS-p. care World.
ttEMST1TCHtNG operator. must lie cx
poricncod. Apply Woiuberger - W.
rum.
UELr WANTEI,--FEMNLE ~
hRldut snappy girl tor oil company
| land and map department. Must be
| typst Telephone usagc 2s6i.
| MANTED. white or colorcd girl fni
houacwork ana cooking. can Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
OF LANDS AND LEASES a.

VI'1 " NrN WI IfNNEN FF-N
FREE MAP Eldorsdo, Ark, new gusher
OH field, Greatest opportunity In
America, Abner Davis Bank. Fort Worth.
Texas,
1900 MONTHLY buys deed to land and
interest IN oil wells that should pay
fl0O, for each $500 invested, Write for
particulars. Texas Gulf Company, $40
First National Bank, Houston, Texas,
GEOLOGlST wishes to connect with pro.
ducer, small company or brokerage
firm on part interest basis, experiences
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27


At ONCE Five bright capable ladies' to
travel ecmon.trate and sell draiers.
$40 60 t7b per week. railroad fare paid.
Write AZ once. Goodrich Drug CO., Dept.
sol, omaha Nch.
FfurorIANS- 1000 IDEAS needed. Work.
Wg glrl paid 10000 Tor ideas she
thsught worthless. Details free. Write
Producers League. aoi ~ Iouls
HOME WuUK-t3o weekly up. expert
oneo unnccosnary, everything furnished.
send self addressed stamped envelope for
free particulars. Ron Bon CnndymakrrH
60. philadelphia, "a.
WANTED Ladies' tn do clerclAl work nj
homc In spare time. $50 weekly. nn ~
pcriencc' For mailing, packing instruc-
tluuH, etc, enclose 2ac, American M,iliug
SNndtcatc, 52 l'leine ave. liuffaln n. y
WANTED Experienced Guilds nurs,.
must have references. blG H. Bucua
vista, psugc 3sbo.
mon SCHOOL Uiit. wanted 40 helm ir
small private family. WIN nay some
WAGES besides room ana board. Usage
| WANTED Unmarried coiorcd rIri for
| general housrwuri good wages ami
| scryant quarters. libG y. Elwood. OHags
| 1881
MIDDLE AGED woman wanted to takc
| tull and complete charge ut family OF
| oight children, ranging In age from two
| ositlon Tor one who loves children and H.
| In need " permanent homo This IN i'm
| small town near Tulsa. For further
| particulars and personal interview call
At tog central National Bank nldg
| WANTED Experienced table girls. An
| ply Ia person, broadway Confectionery
| i07 y Third
| WANTED First class oAporiencod stem
| ographer and bookkocper. must tuf-
| nish good references Call IN person.
Mammoth Credit Co. a0i y. Third.
| WANrED--Whito woman Tor general
hnuSrworS. No cooking, washing or
| iruning. 2ls u, seventh.
| WANTED StenogrHpher. ono with fire in
| Auranco experience preferred. Give de
| tails IN replying strictly confidential
| Address b9g-p care World,
| WANTED Maid for cooking and Ecnoral
| housrwork, room, f7oi $. baltimore,
| MANTED- Experienced sales woman, not
| experienced need apply Apply Tulsa
| Mercantile CO. 10 y. Main. Cedar s6.
| WANTED First class press woman ON
| finish work. Must be fast and good.
! Oklahoma Laundry Co, bli y, Archer.
| FAMILY laundry work done. WORK GUAR
| autrcd. We call and dvliyer. SOi y.
| quincy, cedar bis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

FOR SALE Modern electrically equipped
Shoe repair shop. Reason for selling.
other business To- look after. Box J97.
Sklutook OKLA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

WANTED Moot mo Bt the Lyric Mon
dHy Hn1 TUESDAY. CO. rDr 'tAIpNN a
df1um ~ tur carly DAYS ~ oklahoma
An Edgar Lows production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
urLr whNrEp-rTMNLE
SALESLADIES WANTED

shop. Must be thoroughly expc-
rionced. Good salary and steady po-
Sitlon. Apply To the Advance Shop,
8 West Third st.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

NAN 10 work thls cIty r0tUNhIUg cUau-
deliers. brass beds, automobiles by new
nethod $40 daily without capital on rx
psrlence. Write Gunmetal Co. 22t Elm,
Decatur Ill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
EMPLOYMENT


WANTLD. sourtofr men or women FOR
fnft selling article. good ruWWissi1n.
'au Monday cedar l1o 900 Dallas BidE.
WANTED Man aud wife without chill
"I'.' Nh''I ." H'"t' ""' ''ir 'w ~
Ter two adults besides yuuiaDlVsH Tor an
adequate confederation. Fpr particulars
tnll 90 zoos Daniel BIdr. DHaEo SIG 0f
L.M nfL.L u Lu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

IIprsEKEEpER wanted to wash for stN
railroad men. cook for one and raiEr
chickens and rabbits. Prefer woman an
tur 80 Ur over 90 years old. state age,
}11. ID. care World
WANTED Woman tur general houscwork
prefer Ono vino can go homo nights,
Phone os3gr fnfN n
WANTED .'Nnt, rlu Tor housework
Apply li'. 3. guHhyr
nELr-MNlr OK TENAiE 40
lNrElldGENr mon and women wanted
COPY names ln .UnEaaud. Act ua con
uuruusl rrprtH"utlty"s. Absolutely no
Investment required. New. unlimited field.
American Consolidated Advertising syn
dicsto, Dept 1880, 30 n. lasauc, chi
turu.
WANTEp. Men. vumcu over l7 Hundreds
Euy, rnmont Jobs nbtuiuahlr. fl3G month.
List free, write Immediately Franklin
Institute, hcpt. ae3. n. Hochostcr, n y.
HUNDREDS government iohs open Men
womcn, oNCr "a. il3b month. List pusi-
tlons free. Write Immediately Franklin
institute Don't 36i N Rochcster. y. Y
YOUNG mcn women, over ~, for Postal
Mail Service, Sl-O month. ENamina
| tions ApriL Experience unnecessary For
| free particulars OF instruction. write a.
| i'tonstd, u,rmer Ctyu Service examiner
l--S Equitable BIDS Washington, u, c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

nnu W0rk. lNI y, Scoond. NsnEe Nfb4.
GOVERNMENT railway mall service
needs clerks. stop worrying, change
your Job. earn tt33 TO ti92 month reEu-
iarly by tho year Plenty spare time, lay
offs and liberal vacationa ON pay, other
unusual opportunities Specimen oNamina
tion questions, otc, free Columbus lnsti-
tute ss-A columbus, ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

WANTED Meet mo at the Lyric Monday.
and Tuesday To see pioneer days. IRON
tlor ufy. "IAUDMA" \ drama OF okla
homa. Adapted from the famous novel
by John breckenridge Ellis,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
FINANCIAL.
MIsINt-, nrrnMrI NIIILs

NOTICE Dr TRUSTEE SALE Noticc is
hereby given Of the sale of an personal
property of the Ninllcatnr Dil COMPANY.
bankrupt. consisting of Oh and gas mir.
InE machinery and apparatus. tools. cos
ing. derrick. etc, ANA all oil and gas
mining leases, belonging TO the said bank
fupt estate. Said sale TO be- 81 the we'll.
one hair mile southeast ~ Maud, Dkls
on the "Sth ot March, 1891. o. 2 o'clock
D.. m. OF said day to the highest bidder
Cor cash. Thor. In about ! 900 feet OF
different sized casing among the assets.
For full particulars. call ON OF address
4. H. Hurford. shawnee. okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

iUARANrEE employment, ali linds help
and work l07 E, Second Usage 9ib4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

WE BUY second hand furniture ret TIT
single articles to a complete QUIZ
Tennelly Pirtle Furniture Co. ~ W.
First 81 phone Usage 1905
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-06
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY EASTERN STARS

Last Monday night at the regular
meeting Of the Eastern Star lodge
the officers for the coming year were
installed. The occasion was also
celebrated by refreshments follow
ing the installation ceremonies. The
following are the officers:
Mrs. S. L. Kleve, worthy n1atron ;
S. L. Kleve, worthy patron; Mrs. F..
f. Rathert, associate matron; Mrs.
Clyde Patton, secretary; Mrs. o. c..
Heinze, treasurer; Mrs. Lloyd Mont
gomery, conductress; Mrs. w. B. De-
Witt, associate conductress; Mrs. 0.
C. Johnson, chaplain; Star points:
Mrs. Knights, Mrs. N. P. Ogden, Mrs.
Schoening, Mrs. C. P. Swedberg, Mrs.
Burgess; Mrs. Pouder, marshal; Mrs.
0. t. Stennes, sentinel; Clyde Pat
ton, outside guard, Mrs. F. w. Bleck,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-06
RETURN POSTMASTERS
TO SPOILS SYSTEM

1t is said to be quite generally
understood around the Senate at
Washington that no one of the new
Montana postmasters nor any of
Montana postmasters whose commits
sions have expired under President
Wilson will be confirmed.
Republican state leaders have let
it be known that not only is it the
to hold up President Will
sons nominations, but that one of
the first acts of the Harding admins
tration will be to revoke the execu-
tive order placing postmasters under
civil service. When this is done, 7
first class, 27 second-class and LOT
Offices in Montana will be
thrown open and the places filled
with worthy republicans. Just 777
first class offices are under civil ser
vice by congressional act, and will
not be effected by the change in ad-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-06
lST BEING DULY SWORN
TRUE WEATHER REPORT

To Ole H. and all our other friends
in California and other distant
climes:
''Brite and fare" in Old Montana.
The other day we found sprig of
green grass on the west side of the
house where the afternoon sun had
coaxed it into forgetfulness that the
calendars are still showing January
dates. 1t has thawed every day of
the new year. The days are not too
warm to be pleasant but the thin
coat of snow is getting as full of
holes as bachelors sox.
The ranchers are finding a dull
market for the fuel they bring to
town and next week we expect to
fill up the Herald with reduced price
sales Of Bear Greek and Wyoming.
The Commercial Club will meet
next Monday night and we intend to
those who have spent their money
for transportation to California,
Florida or Bermuda; but will oppose
all suggestions of financial help to
get the prodigals home.
On the square, Ole, it's fierce. Our
wife can't half earn her board split
ting the few sticks of cottonwood
needed evenings.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-06
MILL GRINDING FEED;
WILL MAKE FLOUR SOON

Messrs. Nelson & Rygg now have
the local -four mill, which they re-
Gently purchased from John Liste-
rud, in partial operation. They be-
gan grinding feed January 5, start
ing with big order from the Equity
elevator, and they are now ready to
do feed grinding of all kinds prompt
ly and assure satisfaction to patrons.
In about two weeks they will be
ready to begin manufacturing -four
and other food products. The ex-
perience that these gentlemen have
had in the business is a guarantee of
the quality of the goods they will
turn out and the service they will
render the trade.
A feed and -four mill is an asset
Of no small Importance to a com
munity and it is very gratifying to
the community to have the mill again
in operation, and the patronage that
a home enterprise of this sort de-
serves will no doubt be accorded it.