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Cit Sc o dvacet rok1 mladSi.
Pi. N. Clausen q Cheney Cen
ter, Colo, p.Se: "Jsem yd6ena
"a dr.. Petra Hoboko. Jest to
ten nejlepSi lex, iaky isem
kdy zkusila. Po ctyfi roxy isem
trp6la bolestmi Y podbrisi. Wy
uzila jsem Sest lahvi Hoboka a
nyni jsem dobrem zdravi a
cit;m Sc o dvacet let mladsi.
Jsem 73 roxy stara." - Tento
dobfe znamy bylinny prostre-
dek uGinkuje ma jatra, streya
q ledviny, posiluje a povzbu-
zuje tato ustrojl umozhuje tvo-
fiti funkce pro ne je stVofitel
ucinil. DR.. Petra Hoboko neni k
dostani Y lekarnach. Jest do
davano primo DR.. Peter Fahr-
ney and Sons Co, 2501 Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago. I'll.
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kRAJAN MARTI-
NEG VYHLEDNUT
"a POLICEJNiHO
NACELNiKA.

4 Columbus dochazi zprava,
ze byvaly policejnf kapitan
Tomas G. Martinez, jenz re slu
zeb policejniho departmental
Sc odebral pred tfemi roxy ma
odpocinek, jest vyhlednut no
wynn mayorem Fredem Kohle-
rem ma urad clevelandsk6ho
policejniho nacelnfka. Zprava
sc objevila vcera We stfedu,
kdy Kohler jest6 jako okresni
komisar spolu s dv6ma kolegy
Jerry r. Zmuntem Alvou r.
Dittrickem meSkali V Colum-
bus Ia inspekGnf cesty ma silni-
cich Franklin okreSu.
Krajan Martinez jest dnes
zamestnan jako policejni pred
nosta jiste clevelandske kor-
porace. Jest osobnim pritelem
Kohlerovym jiz pc fadu let.
V kruzich pratel Kohlera Sc
jiz proslychalo, re nynejsi ma
celnik policejni Smith sve mi
sto opusti a re Sc stane pray
depodobne Tiditelem mestsk6
bezpeGnosti ma mist6 Sproste-
no. Ma kazdy zpGsob pry We
sluzbach mesta zGstane. Pro-
slycha Sc tez, re stavebni refe-
rat bude wat pravomoci RI
dltele bezpecnosti pridelen
Department. pro m6stsk6 par
ky a majetky, takze by bezpet-
nostni fiditel mel ma starosti
jen departmenty hasicsky a po-
licejni.
A. j. Hieber, sekretar rady
komlsafu stane Sc pry pfedno-
stou divise. Jest tez ostatnimi
na inspekcni ceste. Fred Ko-
hler, jr., synovec pfistiho may
ora vyhlednut je pry do 1radu
okresniho komisare ma miSto
sveho stryce. Jmenovani jeho
pry podporuje Zmunt Dit
rick.
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PORTO-RICANE ZADAJf OD.
VOLANf GUVERNERA.

Washington, %. list. Senor
Felix Cordova-Davila, komisaT
pro Porto Rico, obdrzel tele-
gram re San Juanu S instrukce
mi, ably pozadal presidenta
Hardinga o okamzite sesazeni
guv. +. Monta Reillyho S ono
no dfadu. Kabelogram, obsahu
jici document 1000 slov, w
pocitava podrobne obvineni,
Jez ucinena proti Reillyeu a ie
podepsan 80 SO clend porto
rickeho snemu. Mezi obVin6ni-
mi jest jedno, re Reilly nijall
Sc netaji Sc syymi pfedsudky
neb zalibami. Hned po pfijezdu
ma ostrov prohlasil Sc ia vud-
ce ostrovni repubIikanske stra.
ny "a pfitele strany social
stlcke." Mimo to pry vyhrozo-
val sesazenim soudcu, kteri by
vydali rozhodnuti, jez by on
pokladal ga nespravedliva, u
stanovil tri Sefy 'odbor1 bez o.
hledu ma Zakony Porta Rika a
jedine proto, re bylo to pfa-
MIN americkych korporaci a
ruznym jinym zpusobem osved
Gil neschopnost pro Grad, KITE
ry zastaya.
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dati, re nemam cit! Jak vis, ze
te pravt tax nemiluji, jako o
men bledy kocici oblitej."
Rudolf obratil Sc k matce.
"Mluy nj; pfiyed' il k rozu-
mu."
Ale Mrs. Varmeckova Sc
chladn6 hrde vztyGila. "Ka-
milla ma pravdu a s mou Will
!nikdy spojeni TO nepferusis. K
Vasemu obapolnemu Stesti jsem
svazek ten ucinila; nynl Sc ia
Tebe stydim, Rudolfe! Nemluv
mi nikdy vice 0 tom deyceti,
ia ii to zapoyidam;" !"
Pc tech sloyech sklesla do
lenosky. Kamilla il objala a "a
septala "Zradten'. Potom o.
mdlela tez.
Varneck zazvonil.
"Kde jste vsichni? Patty !!
Barneyi! Mrs. Hareova! Po-
mozte Jim, ony jako obycejn6
omdlely."
Opustil pokoj Patty jei
Inasledovala.
"NafidiIa mi, abych VAN re-
kla, ze bude vzdy vd6tn6 vasi
dobroty vzpominati a ze yam
pfeje od srdce Stesti."
"Rekla to? Proc isl il neza-
drzela zpet az do t6 DOLBY co
bych pfisel?"
"Damy S nj mluvily a ona by
la tax rozcilena, re il zadny
zastaviti nemohl. Nyni jest jiz
snad V Hammertonu."
Varneck pristoupil k oknu a
pohl6dl ven. Noe byla temna, q
bourliva. Kde asi mohla byti?
Co 81 asi mem myslila? Mel
poslechnouti hlas srdce sv6ho
a osedIati kone, ably III doho-
nil? A Kamilla Varneckova?
ooh, Lino!" vzdychl neko-
necne boIest, ooh, milko mo-
1je!" -
V t6mz okamziku blizila sc
Lima k matce, cd nia byla tax
dlouho vZdalena.
"Zde isme koneGn6," prayila
/ Rebecca, kdyz byl VIZ projel
branou.
Lima vyhl6dla q vozu a uvi-
della temne staveni, jez skoro
cel6 bylo ukryto pod stromy.
Ma blizku bylo slySeti huGeni
vody.
"Co Jest to ia hluk?"
"More."
"Jak znamo mi to sumeni q
pfece jsem posud more nevid6-
! la. Sv. Katerina nelezi u more. "
Vlz Sc zastaviI a ODE W.
stoupily. Line tlouklo srdce.
"Uvedete mne hned k matce,
aneb muslin pockati?"
Rebeka poslala VIZ Zp6t q
prudce ZaZvonila.
"Jste bezpochyby oGekaya-
ma, praVila, kdyz obstarozni
sluha oteyrel.
tPokra6ovanil
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MDlNNDllEa
Matefske znamenl.
lIIll Observation-Disclosures
Roman od Liny Berleps6.
Pro 'Domacnost' pfel. Emanuel Beranek

"Ale kamillo, toto zivobytl
Sc mi tou merou libi, jako ty
ho nenavidis. Rozmysli 81 tn
vec. MysliS, ze Sc k sob6 hodi-
me?"
Kamilla sklesla do lenoSky.
"Teto" zaseptala.
Mrs. Varneckova spechala k
nj.
"Chces j usmrtiti, ukrutni-
Ge?"
zvyklym jsa ma tal1ov6 see
ny, znstal Varneck 1pln6 kid
nym. "Nefekl jsem mic usmrcu
iiciho; pouze isem Sc tazal ma
neco, co Sc tyCe meho blaha I!
Ty jsi ma tom stala a pozado-
vala jsi ode mne tuto obGt' "a
naklonnost, kterou srdce me ci-
tilo ku Paulette Raleov6. IA
milla mne nemiluje a ia nemi-
luji il. To jsme ii fekh oba liz
davno."
Kamilla povstala. "NaSe "a
snoubeni jest jiz til roxy a te-
prve nyni' poznaya$, re Sc k So
be nehodime? Tento nahled
musil pfijiti velmi nahle."
"OvSem."
"Snad od te DOLBY, co prislo
ono stvoreni do tv6ho domu."
"Ano, cd te dolby, co isem
poznal Miss Arnaultovou."
Kamilla Sc potacela. "Oh, tie
to! VSak ne, chci byti silnou a
chci zved6ti vse. MiIuieS onu
divku, Rudolfe?"
Mrs. Varneckova ovinula sv6
rame kolem netere.
"Styd' Sc, neco takov6ho r.
ci sve nev6Ste, Rudolfe! Oh, re
muslin toho doziti, re vidim te-
be hluch6ho k pfikazani cti.'
VarneckGv oblitej prozrazo
val hlubokou nevuli. Bud ro-
zumna mako, a ty Kamillo, po-
slyS mne klidne. Ty isl vid6la
Miss Arnaultovu, nachaziS
to podivnym, re il miluji? Ne
miluji il onou detskou naruzi-
vosti jako Little Paulettu"
nybrz pravou laskou k zen6,
kterou jsem 81 2 tisice vyvolil.
A nyni te prosim, Kamillo, ably
isl mi me slovo vratila."
Nyvinula Sc z naruci Mrs.
Varneckove a chladne ma n6ho
pohledla. "Tobe navratiti slo-
vo2 Tebe svobodnym uciniti?
Nikdy!'
'Kamillol"
"Ne, nikdy!' opakovala, "a
tinajic p6ste. "PfiliS iiz dlouho
imenoval sv6t naSe imena po-
spolu. Ty 81 mne witt musiS.
Jak Sc muzeS opovazit il milo
vati, kdyz mne jsi zasnouben?
Ty isl faleSny a bez srdce, ale
isl mi posud vazan - a Ia ta
nepropustim, slysis, ia te ne
propustim! y
Vypukla plac.
"Slys mne Kamillo. Co ie to-
be i mne po lidech? ChceS mne
multi k n6jakemu spojeni S
Tebou, vzdyt' Wis, ze me srdce
nalezi iine? Mluvil jsem Ii ne
kdy o lasce? - Proc mne jme
nuies faleSnym?"
Gale ia Sc staram o sv6t a
tomuto stvoreni te nepfene-
cham" volala Kamilla a du-
pala nohama. ooh, tobe ma tom
nezalezi, jak ia trpim. Ty 81
zkratka dovolujes pfedpokla-
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81 VEZNI ZADUSENI.

Londyn, %. list. Uredni Wy
setfovani bylo nafizeno zahu-
by zadusenim Ga Moplanskych
Veznu, zatcenych behem ne
davnych vytrznosti, kteri byli
vezeni do yezeni uzavrenych
nakladnich karach.
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Nemecke deti Sc neuci o pc
razce cisare Vilema. Nemecke

race clsare VIlema. Nemecke
skolni ucebnice neobsahuii
zminky o svetove valce. Deti,
ktere je dostanou do rukou, a.
by sc naucily nemeckemu deje
pisu a zemepisu, budou 81 my
slet, re valky vdbec nebylo a
ze clsar Vilem stale panuie
mad Nemeckem. V nejnovej-
slch vydanfch t6chto uGebnic
nenf nejmensl zminky o valce
a dteku c(safe Vilema. Bavor-
sko, Wurtembersko, jsou dale
liceny jako "kralovstvi".
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ZPRAVY.

tpih~ - - ~ ~ y IN ' 81 II Niits
neoGekavanym navratem by
val6ho krale Karla, dovidamc
Sc nektere sensaCni podrobno-
sti, ktere svedCi, re vymluvy
Horthyho jsou vymySlene. Ma
d arska vlada byla uz aspo1
pred m6sicem napfed informo-
Vana nayratu eX-krale, a uci-
mia vsechny pfipravy, ably V
okamzik jeho prlchodu do Pc
Sti bylo provedeno slavnostni
nastoleni. Proto byl restauro-
van kralovsky brad v Budin6 a
byl vypracovan uz docela pres
ne program slavnosti. Nastole-
nj m6lo Sc Stati ia asistence
'cirkevnich hodnostarG, V Gele
IS knizetem primasem Cserno-
chem. Ably byla CHINA oklama
ma, melo byti provedeno fingo.
van6 zatceni Horthyho a jeho
vlady a tim dokaZano re ma
stoleni karlovo stale Sc proti
vuli vladnoucich kruhu zodpo-
|v6dnych "a plneni mirove
|smlouvy.
Ceny We Spanelsku. V Cesko-
slovensku, jak sdeluje "Ve6er''
stouply ceny cd roku 1914 ctr.
nacteronasobn6, kdezto nekte
re staty zustaly dosti dlouho
nedotceny. TAX We Spanelsku
Sc ceny az do roku 1917 nikte
do cen, hlavn6 pozivatin, mezi
staty $ cenami neidrazsimi. III
rak neZm6nily. Pc t6 vSak Wy.
hnal ceny do vySe vyvozni OBJ
chod a dnes jest Span6lsko CO
vot hotelich jest dvakrat AZ
trikrat drazsi nez Y Rime a Pa
ifizi. Jen dOcela malX pokoj
stoji tam denn6 80 lir, chleba
Sc plati "a l ky 2.40 liry, jem-
ny chleb 5.85 lir, hovezi maso
/ ky 12 lir, mleko $50 liry "a
| litr. Tovarny zastavily v6tSi~
nou praci a pocet nezamestna-
nych povazlive vzrdsta. Ma po
hled vSak vypada Spanelsko ia
ko stat velmi Zamozny, nebot
divadla, kavarny a barry jsou
hostmi pfeplneny. TO vsak jest
celkem ziey,, jejz lie pozorova-
ii take v zemfch iinych a jenz
prece nesvedGf o situaci V ja-
dru statu.
Novy jeskynni objcv We Slou
pc. Majitel6 sloupsko-sosdvec-
Ikeho jeskynnfho bludiSte utvo-
fili na popud byvaleho pfedse-
dy jeskynni sekce pana Antoni
ma Bocka, qcetniho rady V Br-
ne, spolecnost ma upravu a e.
lektricke osvetleni techto kras-
nych, pres 3 KIN dlouhych krap
nikovych jeskyni. Zvlastni pc
tiClenna komise zapocala minu-
leho tydne s dpravnymi prace
mi Y chodbe, az dotud Verejno
sti nepiistupn6 a tn narazilo
Sc ma novou krapnikovou chod-
bu, ktera il hlinitym napla-
VEN temef po strop naplnena a
pripomina chodby jaskyne So
Suvecke. PodIe GlomkG velkych
krapnikd naplaVu lie souditi,
re vede do dalSich, patrne krap
nikoyych prostor. V pracich Sc
pokracuje. Ma jare bude turf
stum umozneno projiti elektri-
cky osyetlenymi, 8 KIN dlouhy-
mi krapnfkovymi jeskynemi
bludiSt6 sloupskeho, ktere dnes
zapadlo nezaslouzene temer V
zapomenuti. Vychodistem jest
stanice Rajec, ktera bude Sc
Sloupem spojena autobusy.
Aforismy. Osud 81 libuje V
aprilovych zertech, obycejne
te vyvede aprilem v mali tve-
ho zivota. = Jsou lid6, kteTi
obracejl nejen sve saty, nybrz
take sve obnosene nazory. =
Nikdy nemame provazeti lidi,
ktefi jdou - do sebe. = Ne
mGze-li zena najfti praveho,
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Vuz zastavil a pani pohledla
tazave ma divku, ktera sc pra-
We ubirala kolem.
este Miss Arnaultova, host
pane Varneckdv?" tazala Sc.
Lima odhodila zavoj a papr-
SEX nejiste nad6je zasvitl V je-
Jim srdci.
"Jste snad ma - oh, to ne
mdze byt - kdo jste?'
"Jsem Rebeka Hardinova,
oSetfovatelka vaSi matky,' od-
vetila tato suSe. "Kam jdete?"
CHI pani pozorovala il zvla-
stnim zrakem. "Vstupte.'
Lima uposlechla. V6z obratil
ia ujizd6l rychle k nadrazi.
XIV.
Rychly hlasity krok. Dv6re
|jidelny Sc otevfely a Mr.. Var
neck pfekrocil prah.
Ma jedn6 strane krbu sedela
Mrs. Varneckova a posilnovala
Gdy sladkym spankem; ma dru
he podpirala Sc KamiEla, jsouc
rozhorcena a rozbourena uda-
lostmi dne.
Zraky Rudolfovy hledaly oso
bu tfeti - nadarmo.
"Ah, tady jsi, Rudolfe,' zvo
lala Mrs. Vameckova nahle sc
probudivsi. "Bala jsem Sc, re
Sc nevratiS. Zajist6 isl mas ne
ocekaval?"
"Ovsem, ze me- odtuSil a po
dial damam ruku. "Hledal jsem
Te V mest6 a slySel jsem, ze
isl jela do Beechwoodu. Co te
hnalo sem takovem pocasi?"
"ZviS to brzy."
Podruhe pfeletl zrak jeho
pokoi.
"Kde jest Miss Arnaulto-
va?'
"Pryc," odv6tila Kamilla.
Ulekl Sc. "PryG? Snad neo-
pustila Beechwood?'
"Opustila Beechwood," pra-
villa ieho snoubenka s darazem.
Mr.. Varneck povstal, jakoby
Sc chtel ozbroiiti k boji. Ka-
milla ucinila tot6z. Jeste nikdy
nevid6l il Vaneck nepfizni-
|vejsim svetle. Hubena jeji po-
stava tTasla Sc rozGilenim.
"Povis mi laskav6, matinko,
iak to pfislo, ze Miss Arnaul-
tova opustila Beechwood a kan
Sc ubirala 2"
"Snad ku sve rodine. Kan
m6la imam jiti? Nevid6la jsem
We SVEN zivote tax drzeho
styoreni. Odesla, poneVadz
isem il rekla. re je Kamilla
tvoii snoubenkou. Zadam t6 "a
vysvetleni, Rudolfe - Kamil-
la a ia name k tomu pravo."
Mlady muz odhodil l0lobouk
IA plast'. Vyraz jeho tvafe zne
pokoioyal danny.
"Oh, mako, co jsi to uGini-
la! Jak mohla isl talk neZku-
sene, v klastere vychovane di-
te takovem case. 2 domu Wy
hnati? Kterym vlaIkem odjela?
"Nevim a tez Sc to nesta-
RAM" odvetila chladne Mrs.
Vameckova. Celia Zalezitost
Jest hanebna! - slySis haneb-
ma! Pc onom vystupu S kome-
diantkou mne mic tax neurazi-
Ii. Proc isl Sc mi nezmmil We
svych listech o pritomnosti te
divky?"
3 "Ponevadz nerad zabiham
do podrobnosti a ponevadz by
tie Miss Arnaultova nezajlma-
la
Jeho zrak pfijal zvlaStni,
skoro ocelovou barvu, ktera sc
obievuje We zlosti II modrych
oti.
"Ostatne Jest dobre, re vas
zde nalezam; Sci jsem do me-
sta, abych 81 vyzadal rozmluvu
s Kamillou. To Sc nynl muze
stati tax dobfe zde, jako tam"
eco, pro Boha, mi mas co
nOvidatir - VO1ala Kanil1a
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KINGSLEY

Mamie and Louis Ienertz have left
for their hCme in Wibaux.
Mrs. Gilbert Oakland and litti e
daughter Patricia are the guests of
friends in Miles City.
Mrs. John Gaar and Mrs. II. ]. AM
buel left for Mason City, Iowa, to visit
their mother and other relatives. They
EXPECT to be absent month.
We have had four nice rains in a
week. We hope it will continue for
couple of months and our crops with
surely be fine.
H. L. Rayner made a trip to Miles
City last week.
Ralph Juell and Frank Waters took
in loads OF wheat to Miles City, bring
Ing back supplies and some freight
fer the kinRsley store.
Friends OF Frances Mabel Waters
Joined with her in celebrating her
seventh birthday on June 9th at he,
home.
Mr.. and airs. II. /. Rayner were
Sunday visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. Row
sey Sr.
Ed Du Russell and family have
moved across the Powder river to his
homestead on Pilgrim creek
Chris Newmiller of Beebe country
was Kingsley caller not long ago.
Miss Bertha Henning Of Cross 8
country has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Lee Raynar
Mrs. Katherine Severovic had az
guests the Weipert and Du Russell
families on Sunday last.
Frank A. burst and daughters OF
Belle FOurche. s. d., are here looking
after the ranch and stock.
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EPSIE

w: c. McVey was business visitor
Martin Naegaie is leavin- fc,' trwI,
with grain.
Glenn Adamson made a trip to lAlle ;
with grain last week.
Jess Harris attended the biz pi mic
on Home creek last Saturday
c. w. I.ovett and Corda Adamson
are hauling bridge plank this week.
Gene CARRIER. Byron HURT and How
ard l.eister motCred to Miles City this
week.
.. w. Cason and wife motored to
Miles City Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Fields is on the sick list
this week.
Albert Jesse and Seth Clark hauled
grain to Miles the first of the week.
Oscar Johnson sold two horses at a
fancy price at FCrt Keoush last week
Doe Middleton and wife left this
week for a visit with relatives in
Idaho. Louie Titus took them to
Miles City.
Frank Burnette. Jas. Monogha1 and
Q. w. Cason are freightins grain to
Miles this week.
Pigs. in the parlor? Nc! 1t wa.
hogs In the parlor this time Last
week while Oscar Johnson and wife
were away from home their hogs got
in the house and cleaned up on. sew.
set things in general These hogs new
are for sale and their owners guaran.
tee them to be great rustiers.
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OBS El hes OF YOU NJ; NAN WHO
PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

Mr.. andMrs. r. c. Osgood returned
home the latter part Cf the week from
Alzada whore they attended the final
ahseauies of their SON r. c. OsgOod
Jr.. who was killed on the battlefields
of France during the world war. The
remains were consigned to Belle
Fourche and transported inland from
there so miles to Alzada. where the
services We're held Sunday. June 5th.
The American Legion at both Belle
Fourche and Alzada rendered assist
ance in receipt of the remains and the
burial. The young man had started
a promising career as a sheepgrower
when the war started He had ! 700
head of sheep leased from an uncle.
Jim OsgCod. but remained with them
until after shearnS in May and then
went from Chalk Buttes to Belle
Fourche to enlist. He paid the supreme
sacrifice when during an engagement.
a shrapnel inflicted Il mortal wouna
when it ripped into his groin and al
most severed a leg. He died on the
field short time later. He left a
wife who has since married. His re-
mains Were inferred in a plot holding
the body of his brother Leslie Y. Os-
good who had died in Belle Fourche
Nov. 10, 1918,
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POWDER RIVER

Frank burst and daughters. Martha
and Myrtle. arrived at their ranch on
Powder river Sunday afternoon
John Gaar has smile from ear to
ear: The first rain Cf the season has
arrived.
Misses Martha and Myrtle burst
We're guests at the Preston and Mus
setter homes Tuesday.
Ben johnson was too interested in
irrigating with his 1890 gallon pump
to notice the big rain.
Mrs. Ambuel and son Philip are eN-
PectinE her mother from Mason City.
Iowa. in the near future.
Al Waltz and Allen Brock are very
busy gardening nowadays. Look out
Tor the potato kinks this fail!
Ell Severovic was last seen riding
the range looking for a black calf
Why, was he wea1ng his Sunday best =?
Clock out. EliD
Miss Margaret Weipert returned
home with her mother from Reeder
n. D.
Jake Dykstra is the official barber
In the neighborhCod
Henry Kuhle is through farming. He
has In 40 acres of grain.
Tom and Clay Edwards have gone
to Dakota on business.
Fred burst and Oliver Smith were
seen boat riding Tuesday.
Mrs. Oakland is in Miles City or
business.
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COALWOOD COMMUNITY
CLUB Is INCORPORATED

Articles of Incorporation of the
Coalwood Community club have been
hled with the secretary Of state Cap
ital stock has been made $1,000 and is
divided intc' 500 shares at a par value
of $40 each. The board of directors
consists of J. NJ. Allen. T.. w. Viertel.
Fred Jansen, Albert Lawson and Dave
Benge.
The object of the club is to build a
community hall at Coalwocd. 1t will
measure 30 by 90 feet with a ten foot
addition the full length of the build.
ing. to be partitioned off into rooms
fer kitchen. ladies' and gents cloak
rooms and stage. The hall will be
used for dances. movie shows and 9TH
er entertainments. A sum Of $3.50 has
already been subscribed by 33 SUBJ
scfibers Other subscribers will pay
for their stock in labor and material.
The foundation of the community hall
has al ready been laid on the western
edge of the new coalwoOd townsite,
and it is hoped to have at least the
floor laid in time fer the big celebra-
tion planned to mark the spudding in
of the first oil we'll in this county,
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CAMPS PASS

Mrs. Nellie Peterson Bert Collinge
and Pyrl Melville were callers on
sA. MIS-: sidney dnes* SMITH, s%ada'' F.. f. Lewis.
June Thompson and Carine Lewis Wis
ited the seelway home Sunday.
girls the first Of the week. " 10
Bert Collinge was passenger for
tewn on the Ensley bus line this
Beulah and 1la Popp visited the
Lewis girls Sunday.
| Marvin Harris took dinner with the
sidney Smith family sunday.
Nellte Jefferson is staying with her
sister. 1fta. Bert coliinge while he is
were held in Miles city % Sunday. Neigh1 i,Msha
bors and friends hereabouts unite in
extending sympathy to the sorrowing
Charley Mitchell took dinner with
the Sidney Smith family the first of
Mr.. and Mrs. Yes Carney were Nom
dav ga Hers at Dan Gaskilrs and Geo.
| Mrs. Sam Houghlan spent Tuesday
with Mrs DeLos selway:,
Isabel Sigmund spent the day with
Eleanor Smith Tuesday.
Leonard Lampher made trip to
Mr. and Mrs. IT. r. Sunderland and
| children were Monday visitors at Sid
| ney Smiths.
Harry Mitchell was taking in the
slSntS at brOauuS thursday.
Paul Frick was a Sunday visitor in
the Carney home.
George Shockey is again able to be
about after being confined to the hous.
| for several weeks with a sprained
| ankle.
| Forrest Surgeons little folks are
| sick with measles.
| Bill Ensley delivered two new sep
| araters to the Surgeon families this
| week.
Floyd Gile was seriously sick re-
| Gently with ptomaine poisoning.
Lee Mason was Sunday caller at
Mrs. William Ayles and family vis-
tied relatives at the head of the creek
! Thursday
Floyd Poplinger was a caller at Ben
Quebbermans the last of the week.
Walter Lewis and Lee Wirth are
working at the Peterson ranch.
4 The Carney girls and Louise Lewis
visited Maneh Smith Friday.
| Thompson, Louise, Clarine and Isabel
Lewis took in the picnic on Home
| creek Saturday.
| There was a large number on hand
with cream Thursday and the higher
price made everyone smile. The top
Mitchell and Mrs. \. Gile. it being AZ.
Several others followed closely. The
test causes much bantering and friend-
~ rivalry. The station means much
to this community. Diversified farm
ing is the order OF the day and the
old "red COW" will save US yet.
, The standby, (By Leo c. DeanD
is lame Things ick solemn for every
body. now. but let's thank goodness
| for the old red COW!
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WEATHER, STOCK AND
CROP CONDITIONS

ature recorded by Weather Observer
\. W. Heidel was 104 sin the shade
While the weather records here are
only year old. cid timers believe
this to be the hottest June day for
many years. At Bddle John l.. SEQ
fields records showed 10l and at Miles
City. where the temperature is ordi-
nar1!y higher than at Rroadus. the
maximum for the day was less by sev-
eral degrees. The minimum temper
ature for Saturday was 55 degrees
The maximum and minimum temper
ature fer Friday was So and So. for
sunday it was ?3 and So Monday. 100
and GA and Tuesday. lOl and g.
Tuesday night the hot and dry Pc
riod was broken by a cool wave. ac-
companed by quarter inch fall of
rain: Sunday evening Ernadus was
on the edge OF a rain area that brought
quite precipitation tCt the north and
west portions of the county. The rain
of Tuesday night seemed to be quite
general in the south and east por-
tf"ns of the county.
Cattle and horses ever the count Y
are in excellent condition. There is
nearly 100 per cent colt and calf
crop. a minimum of losses being re-
ported.
Crop conditions generally are ia :
vorable everywhere. The first cutting
hCt weather of the past few days has
damaged some grain in isolated places
skipped by the freal>ish rain storms
of two weeks ago. A general obser-
VatlOn from over the county, however
gives the opinion that crop conditions
are better now than any time since
the year 1918.