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said time, and viii at said time and
place sell said bonds. reserving 70 81
self the right to reject any and all bids
(Sgned) Gs l.. SMITH
6Signed) l.. J.. B0MBERGER,
tSigned) T r. TENANT.
Board of School Trustees of the
City Of Hammond. Indiana
7-6-1Eoo
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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF WARD
B0JTNnRY

Notice Is hereby given to the inhab-
itants of the City of Hamond, Indiana
that on the 9th day of July. 1921. the
following Ordinance was introduced in
the Common Council of said City and
tho same will be voted upon by said
Common Council on its final passage
at q meeting thereof held at 500 p. m
on the I'd day Of August, 1921. viz:
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Griffith, Indiana July /, 1s2
NOTICE TO pArAyTI-I3c

NOI IGE TO FAINT hS
Sealed bids will be received by The
School Board of the School Town OF
Griffith Ind. for the painting of the
exterior OF the Franklin Schssi Build
ing.
Contract to call for the following
Two coats of white lead and iinseed
oil on all wood work and exposed tin
window sash to be painted black, two
coats Windows and cracks TO be put
tied and broken glass replaced.
All bids must be in by 2 o'cock p
m. standard time. July 2srd. 1921
The Board reserves the right to &C
cept or reject any or all bids.
P. J. BERGER, President
l.. A. .sOUTHwORTH. secy.
7-e-13-2e
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RESOLUTION NO. 4 yea
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF
HEARING ON PRIMARY OR PRI-
MA FACIE ASSESSMENT ROLL
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK
East Chicago Indiana June rs. 1921.
You are hereby notified that the
Board OF Public WORKS of the City of
East Chicago, Indiana, did. on the s7th
day of June. 1921. approve primary or
prima facie assessment roll showing
the primary or prima facie assessments
for the improvement of local sewer in
Forsythe avenue to empty into sewer
in l5lst street, as authorized by Inn
provement Resolution No A 2o2. pass
ed and approved by said Board on the
21st day of February, 1921.
That said Board of Public Works will
meet on the 18th day of June 1921, at
1880 o'clock p. n. al its Office and will
hear all persons interested, and receive
and consider remonstrances from own
ers of property, either in person or by
representative, against the amounts as
sessed against their property described
on said roll. and will determine the
question as TO whether such lots, tracts
or land, or parcels of ground, have
been benefited In the sums and amounts
named Or said roll. or In greater or less
sums, or in any sum.
Such primary or prima facie assess
ment roll showing the primary or pri-
ma facie assessments. together with the
names of owners and descriptions of
property subject to be assessed, is on
file ana can be seen at the office of the
Board of Public Works
BY order OF the Board Of Public
works.
H. K. GROVES,
e. W. MICKEY.
OTTO c. F. SEEHASE,
Board of Public Works
Attest: r. 7. RICHARDS,
Clerk of the Board. 6-29-7-6
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L. L. BATES.
4740 Olcott avenue,
7-i-S East Chicago. Indiana
IN THE NITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
INDIANA IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of Louis Finkelstein
Involuntary Bankrupt. Cause No. 356.
To the creditors of Louis Finkel-
stein, involuntary bankrupt. of Gary,
Lake County, State of Indiana
- You. and each of oyu. are hereby no.
titled that on the End day of July, A.
D. 1921. Louis Finkelstein was duly
adjudged bankrupt, and the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
at the Federal Court Room in Ham
mond. Indiana, at one o'clock D. m
daylight savings time) Friday, July
is, 1921. at which time the creditors
may attend. prove their claims, ex-
anime the bankrupt, appoint a trustee
and transact such further business as
may properly come before said meet
ing
IN ORDER TO RECEIVE coNSID-
GRAFTON all claims must be proper
ly endorsed on the outer side thereof
with the name OF the bankrupt, name
and address of creditor, amount claim
ed and name and address of counsel,
If any.
HARRY c. SHERIDAN,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Frankfort. Indiana. July 2. 1921.
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS
The Board of Education District No
1855 West Hammond, wishes to receive
bids for winter supply of coal UP to
July Is. o'clock p. m. for more or
less of 500 tones. State price on Fran
kiln County Mine Run and Illinois
Mine Run. delivered into coalpin at
Wentworth School and Douglas school
West Hammond. Illinois.
If freight rate should be lowered be-
fore coal is delivered the school shall
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Nothing In II.

Eelf-determination seems 70 have
been an empty promise as large
majority of the married men are ready
to admit-Exchange
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
LOT BARGAINS

Building lots at sI75-only SIS per
month. You can build your house at
once. good proposition to get a home
on monthly payments Salesman on
the tract every day, including sun
". j. A MOLSRERGER owner
Truman and Columbia ave. Ham
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Delivered to all parts of citS s17h
per load. Phone Hammond 1876. ID
FOR SALE-Contents OF
nine rooms, such as beds
dressers, carpets, strip run.
ners, chairs, tables, rockers
bedroom dishes. 81 State
ST., Hammond, End floor
Thursday at ? p. m. 7-s-i'
FOR sALE-Furniture 1872 Deodar
St, second place, Indiana Har. T-s-s
so piece dinner set, $3.50
Blue enameled tea kettle at. sI25
Blue enameled stew pot. with .snam-
eled cover. 9Sc.
Blue enameled cup coffee pot. csc.
Enameled dish pan, 4Sc
Big Wonder oil Mop. Soc
S. O. $ Cleaner, large package. csc.
Laundry Soap. TO a customer, &c
Grandmas Soap Powder, I5c.
Aluminium PercolatQrs, 95c.
quart Preserving Kettles, csc.
Round Roasters, 95c
Aluminium Sauce Pans. extra heavy.
at. aluminium stew pot with cover 65c
Fruit Press, $50.
Blue Bird Kitchen Cleaner 6 for csc
Galvanized Water pals. 10 qt soc
Matches, boxes for Csc
Do Boy Furniture Polish, lsc.
Boys OverallS, 39c.
so TT. Garden Hose, ply, S6.75
COHENS VARIETY STORE
692 $, Holman St, Four blocks from
Court House, Hammond 7-6
FOR SALE-Furniture. cooking uten.
sils. stoves and fruit jars. Am sac
rifcing everything. 495 May st. phone
Hammond 829-R. rs
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get the baaaAt of it,
MARTIN II. FTNRERAN, Press.
FRED siEGRIST, Secretary.
7-6-s-Ii
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CATALOGUE NOTICE

9VHd &c IN sLVer or stamps Tor our
UP-To-DATE SPRING AND SUMNER
1921 CATALOGUE. containing over
800 designs Of Ladies'. Misses ana
Children's Patterns, CONCISE AMI
COMPREHENSIVE ARTICLE ON
DRESsMAKING, ALSO SOME POINTS
FOR THE NEEDLE illustrating so
the various. simple stitches). all vaIu-
a5-o 1.-The home dressmaker
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY:
| HAMMOND-Times Office. Hammond BIde. Pbon.
3Ioo Z. 5. Bourne Drug Store, us Calumet Ave.
Phone $685..
WhIIINc-Whitms New. Co.. 524 Iiesh ST., Phoos
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the Common Council of said city. and
the same will be voted upon by said
Common Council on its Anal passage at
| meeting thereof held at 100 D. m on
the End day of August. 1921, viz:
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1925 Misses One Piece Dress.
Cut in 3 sizes: 6. is. and 20 years
An 1s ear size VIII require rs
yards OF ~ inch material. The width
of the Srt with plaits drawn out is
about as yards. Price ~ cents
Catalogue Notice-Send 15c IN silver
or stamps for our up-to-date spring
and summer 1921 catalogue, contain
ing over 500 designs of ladies'. misses
and children's patterns, a concise ard
comprehensive article on dressmaking.
also some poionts for the needle (nlus-
trating 80 ofo the various simBle
stitches) all valuable to the home
dressmaker
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On ana after this day I will not be
responsible for debts contracted by my
wife.
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FOR RENT-singls furnished rooms.
Per day soc and sloo Per week g.
So and s.. Hotel Carleton, Ham n.
mond. 6-22-30t
FOR RENT-One front bed room and
parlor with kitchen privileges. S44
Truman ave. Hammond: I-2-4
FOR RENT---FNlrn. rooms, inadoor bed.
kitchen, all private strictly modern;
429 May St. Hammond. lat
FOR RENT-Furnished room house,
centrally located. Can give immed-
mond Fur. Co. 242 E State St. Ham Ham
FOR RENT strictly modern furn::
rooms. 464 Ash St. Hammond: 10
FOR RENT nice front rooms, suit
able for men. SIS sibley St. Ham
for light hskpg Electric and bath.
90 l52nd St. phone 1909 Ham 10
FOR RENT furnished front ,nskpg.
rooms; gas; electric lights and bath.
lent, cool; well furnished l59 E.
state St. End flats Hammond. LBS
FOR RENT modern modern light h phla1
FOR RENT or 8 light hskpg rooms
has private entrance. 519 Michigan
ave. Hammond. 7-6-2
FOR RENT---7 room house furn for
4
plv between a. m. and p m whit.
ing. Indiana. -
FOR RENT-Nice clean light hskpg.
rooms Rent reasonable. Phone 1885
or 500 Michigan ave. Hammend- IDS
FOR RENT-Rooms for light hskps
All modern conveniences. 422 May
street. Hammond. 10
FOR RENT-Siecping room. 96 Dou-
gias St. Hammond I-e-z
FOR RENT-3 furnished rooms for
= NJ
SIS Beaie ave. Hammond. rs
FOR RENT-4 room furn. cottage. 3S9
Hickory ST. Hammond 7-6-2
FOR RET-2 or rooms. modern furn.
for hskpg Private bath and en-
trance Call 43o Indiana ave. Ham.
FOR RENT strictly modern rooms
for light hskpg- S24 Towle ST. HAM
FOR RENT front rooms for light
hskps with bath, downstairs. In
ouire 2sg Indiana ave. Ham Tiff
FOR RENT-Two modern light hskpg.
ronms $500 Grapevine st. Indiana
FOR RENT-Light hskpg. apt. zig
Sibiey St. Hammond 10
FOR RENf-Three unfurnished rooms.
electric light and gas. Couple with
no children preferred. 4S9 Hickory
St. Hammond 10
FOR RENT front rooms for light
hskpE. on Holman st, up town !
Phone 1858 Hammond 10
FOR RENT large rooms furn. Tor
hskpg. 5l2 sibley st, Phone lelS-F
Hammond. 80
FOR RENT up-to-date furn. rooms |
for light hskpg. with all convenien- |
ces. differences required Phone 7s |
or call 2S7 Truman ave. Ham 7-6-2 |
FOR RENT furn. roms for hskpg |
Inquire 1873 Plummer ave, also one
and two hskpg. rooms for men, Ham,
n1ond. -! |
BOARD AND ROOM
WANTED-Boarder and roomer. pri- |
vate family. 1868 Columbia ave.
Hammond, 1-o-z
WANTED-Roomer and boarders, pri-
vate home good home cooking. new
modern bungalow 2 block from car
south side Call 1890 Euclid ave 1872
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY-Two second hand
ice boxes. Phone 400 Hammond. rs
MONEY TO LOAN
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Ford, one tom worm drive, truci
open express body
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FOR RENT room house furn. Tor
or 4 months s24 Cleveland ave. APP
MY between a m. and p. m. Whit
inr Indiana. rs
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FOR RENT-Modern room. conven-
lent. cool: well furnished. i59 E.
state St, End flat.s Hammond. 7-5-3
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

l will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one but myself
1913 JAS. j. BARTON.
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Stearns Knight Touring. cylinder
passenger In very exceptional con-
dition Throughout Price $500
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FOR RANT-2 two room apt. furn.
for light hskpg Electric and bath.
80, i52nd st. phone $500 Ham. TO
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FOR RENT or light hskpg. rooms
has private entrance. 519 Michigan
ave Hammond. f-o-Z
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FOR RENT furnished front nskpg
rooms; gas; electric lights and bath.
II Condit St. Hammond. TO
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Ford Panel Truck. overhauled and
reprinted, mechanically perfect $3.50
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FOR RENT modern light hskpg.
rooms 451 Indiana ave. Phone
1s16-W Hammond 7-5-2
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FOR RENT-Furnished room house.
centrally located. Can give immed-
late possession See ]. Arkin. Ham
mond Fur. Co. 242 E State st. Ham
Yoond 1928
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FOR RENT-Nice clean light hskpg.
rooms Rent reasonable. Phone 1856
or 500 Michigan ave. Hammond To-
FOR RENT-Rooms for light hskpg.
All modern conveniences. 422 May
81 raa+ IIarnnaond rs
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xvaa Whiting and East Chic.e
VIE South ChicN go ozlY.
&eex ChicAE0-f:4e \. no ana A:Sz = -
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rooms 454 Ash St. Hammond. 10
FOR RENT nice front rooms, suit
able for men. SIS Sibley St. Ham
0Ond loo
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BOHLING'S
SPECIALS

Dodge Brothers Panel Truck. over
aauled and reprinted. Price 500.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Singls furnished rooms.
Per day soc and 800. Per week, 81,
SO and SIS Hotel Carleton. Ham
mord 6-22- got
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LEAVING TOWN I viii sell my beau
tlful 3 room bungalow. large SO IT
corner lot In desirable country club
EDITION. All assessments paid low
.aAes. Phone 1881 Hammond for in
~ N4eN. 7-6-3
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RESOLUTION NO. 4 yea
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF
HEARING ON PRIMARY OR PRI-
MA FACTE ASSESSMENT ROLL
OEEIf.E OF CITY CLERK
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WANTED-Energetic anC

WANTED-Two good battery hnishers.
Mickey Battery Co, 700 Exchange
East Chicago. 10
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FOR SALE-Strictly modern new bum
part of city or West HAMMOND Many
ether bargains in houses. cottages and
rats. Phone 1875 or call at sci Mich
gan ave, Hammond. rs
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FOR SALE-Cinders and filling sand.
Delivered to all parts of cIty. s17b
per load. Phone Hammond 1875 7-6
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.

FOB sALE-sCRATCH PADS. ALL sTz-
rs; TIMES OFFICE. HAMMOND
BUILDING. Sill
FOR SALE-I50 uncaIied for Mems
Suits at SO and up Lesser's Loan
Bank. 50 State st, Hammond. 6-9-tf
WARDROBE TRUNK sPECIAL-An-
gle and fiber bound, cretonne lined
all hard vuleanized fiber; full size;
2ox22x4o inches. S22 so. delivered Les
sers Loan Bank, s. State 81. Ham
m0nd. 6 81
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FOR SALE ~ EAST CHICAGO
A modern FIVE room bungalow on car
line convenient to Standard and Sim
clair OIL Company plants. Furnace
heat Oak floors, kitchen cabinet.
electric light fixtures. Newly decor
ated etc. I am compelled to sacrifice
my equity in this beautiful bungalow
for 5000 cash and balance $50 per
month including interest Write B-36
care Times, Hammond. 1-b-Z
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FOR RENT-One front bed room and
parlor with kitchen privileges. 344
Truman ave. Hammond 1-2-4
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FOR RENT-Furn. rooms, inadoor bed.
kitchen, all private. strictly modern.
429 May St. Hammond. 1876
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FUK SALE-Business lot Columbia
ave- next Columbia Cash Grocery.
pig reduction II taken within 15 days
inquire VA Columbia ave, Ham. u.s. 3
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Ford Touring car. $500.
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BARGAINS

On Harrison street a very pleasant
little 5 room bungalow, 81 Ia IT. lot all
rooms newly decorated. Oak floors
throughout. About two years old
IT. cement basement, stationary tubs
hot air heat. Price only $4,000 with
only s400 down; balance same as rent.
GUY w EATON
Real Estate and Insurance. 103 Ciu-
zens Bank Bldg. phones 1872 or 155
Hammond 7b
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WANTED-Good cook in small sum
ner resort. Bueiah, Michigan.
Phone 1929 Hammond 10
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AkNOLD RI kUNLRT
(SeaD Clerk. City of Hammond.
7-s-13-20 Indiana
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An Ordinance defining the boun-
dairy OF the 18th Ward of the City
OF Hammond. Indiana. being a part
of the territory recently arquired
by annexation to the City of Ham
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L. l.. BATES.
4740 Olcott avenue,
7-l-S East Chicago. Indiana
Great Falls tribune., 1921-07-22
CAMP PARTIES
TO BE- CHECKED
INTO FORESTS
u. S, Forest Service Will Make
Effort to Make Motorists
Careful With Fires.

Week end camping parties will be
checked in and out of the Jefferson
national forest reserve near Logging
creek from now on by the guards al
the ranger station according to Su-
pervisor w. B. Wiley. who returned
from a two weeks inspection trip Of
the Tenderfoot. Bent and Logging
creek districts of the reserve,
Many Campers Careless.
This policy has been adopted be-
cause of the carelessness shown by
such parties in leaving their camp
fires not entirely extinguished and the
grounds Uttered with papers and tin
cans. The vegetation in these districts
is still green but the recent heat aud
little moisture has left the forest vefs<
dry in some sections. 1t would be lit
tie trouble to them to bury the cans
and burn the paper. but they don't
stop to think. By checking the ears
as they come in and out. We hope to
make an impression on them and it
will also be more easy to trace down
the ones who may do damage said
Mr. Wiley
The forage i'll the territory Mr.
Wiley traversed is excellent and there
are about 5000 cattle and $4,000 sheep
Many campers are strewn along Be1C
creek. and the fishing there and in
Logging creek is the same as usual
The fishing in the Tenderfoot country
is so good that it is said an expert
fisherman may pull them in while rid
ing horseback. Few parties go into
that country although some pack
trains are encamped there.
Mr.. Wiley reports that all roads in
his territory are in the best of condi-
ton.
Sheep Forage Excellent.
p. j. Ioemans, forest supervisor
returned from tNo weeks inspection
trip in territory under the supervision
Of the Belt Creek rangers station. and
from Kings Hill to Iron mountain.
NJ. Yoemans says there are several
bands of sheep being driven into the
reserve from the west Of Neiharr.
from White Sulphur Springs and Mar
tindale on the other side of the range
He says the forage never was better
than at present.
Mr.. Yoemans made several pack
trips into the reserve from the Bell
creek station and says that if the dry
weather continues, danger Of forest
fires will exist. He also made an in
spection Of the cattle range on the
ridge between Belt creek and the Ten
derfoot country. and says it is in good
condition.
He states the fishing is good in
Sheep creek over Kings hill and that
many campers have located on the
Great Falls tribune., 1921-07-22
Go Through Jackson's Hole.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Palmer of Oak
land, Cal, were visitors at the camp
Thursday. They came to Great Falls
by the way of Lake Tahoe, New; Salt
Great Falls tribune., 1921-07-22

The road along Sun river has been
crowded in the evenings during The
past week with Great Falls cars. which
have carried bathers to the swimming
points. Many have chosen the evening
for swimming owing to the heat of the
afternoon sun. while others await TN
til after nightfall, when, they claim,
swimming is at its best, although the
mosquitoes are a trifle annoying.
The Missouri has afforded good
swimming, although there is not IS
good a beach as many would ike to
have. Many bathers have frequented
the waters at Great Falls park, south
of Great Falls, and the swimming at
this point is as good as there is near
Great Falls. Broadwater pavilion has
also served number OF people during
the past week and large crowds may
be seen there throughout the day, but
especially in the evening, The best
beach in the Missouri in the vicinity
of Great Falls is reported to be across
the river from Earring park. Numer-
Gus bathers frequent this place and
many cross the river from Earling
park in boats.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-07-22
SWIMMING SUITS
in BIG DEMAND
Hot Weather Drives Bathers
to Cooling Waters of Mis-
souri, and Sun River.

Sporting goods and dry goods houses
have been taxed to the limit during
the past week supplying Great Falls
bathers with bathing suits. The neat
of the past week, when the mercury
awaited to 102 degrees above the zero
mark, has chased many to the cooling
waters of the Missouri and Sun 1ivers
and other places of vantage for swim
mers in the vicinity of Great Falls.
But many are presumably too hot to
take the time to buy the bathing suits
and numerous youths may be seen in
secluded swimming holes sans swim
ming garb.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-07-22
TX. OF E. PICNIC
TO BE HELD AT
BELT ON SUNDAY
Special Railroad Equipment
Procured; Athletic Pro-
gram Is Planned.

Great Falls Knights of Columbus.
their families and friends viii leave
Great Falls Sunday and spend the day
at their annual picnic. Belt has been
chosen as the location for the picnic
this year and arrangements have been
made with j. f. Pewters, general agent
of the Great Northern Railroad Co,
for special equipment to be used if
necessary in conveying the picnickers
to and from Great Falls on that day
special athletic program has been
arranged by George NJ. Merkle of Belt
and other amusement is likewise in
prospect.
To Play Belt Ball Team.
One of the features of the day will
be baseball game between the Great
Falls Knights of Columbus and the
team representing Belt. The local
council has not announced what mem
bers will be seen in the lineup but
expect to put a good team in the field.
The athletic events arranged by Mr..
Merkle are expected to bring out
goodly display of athletic talent and
the affairs should be well worth wit
Messing. Races of all kinds will un
doubtedly be arranged from q potato
race to the three-legged race.
Will Bring Own Lunches.
The picnickers will be expected to
bring their own lunches with them as
it will hardly be possible to accommo-
date a large crowd at Belt. it was an
nounced by the local committee Thurs
day. Coffee, however, will be fur
nis1ed. Stone, Ordean and Wells have
furnished Is pounds of coffee which
will be at the disposal Of the picnick-
ers, it was stated.
Two Trains to Belt Sunday.
Those who wish to make the trip to
Belt by train will have two opportuni-
ties during the day to have train serv-
ice. The first train will leave at $50
a. IN. and the second at $50 p. m. The
return will be made to Great Falls on
No. 43, which leaves Belt at sol p.
m. and arrives in Great Falls at $50
p. N. The round trip fare to Belt is
$2.05. it was stated by Great North
ern officials. Many parties and friends
viii motor to Belt for the day but it
is expected that a large number will