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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION


SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION
which II tho best period to 20 TO
camp1 Which period Is filling up
firrtg II wait viii l be able 20
get In first pertod7 These are only
few OF the myriad OF questions re.
gardlnE camp registration that 10
hcaua Is call tAipon TO answer. The
list OF girls registered IL growing
longer as spring advances with its
call 20 the open and camp. Would
you like TO know who is goingg Here
are few Of them: Margaret Bostcr.
QuAnnRcut Campfire. MiIllcent Pal
mer. imaeagt Campfire. Florence
Froshl Die, Cahahk,oEhe Campfire:
Polly Brown. Chciotru Campfire;
Jane Caldwell. Tolohoosah Campfire;
Edna Mar Forrec. Idalta: Mary Fran.
ces Guppy. canwita East Seattlel:
Constance Moore. Canwiia east Sc
attic: Evelyn kellogg. Can Can.
wccda: caryl Lamorcaus. fdalsn:
Mamie Morgan. wohewa lBrcmer-
toni. Ruth ca,hcart. Aowakiya; and
OLIVE Gleason. chelotry Campfire:
Marjorie Rattray. Delakota: Edna ].
Runden and Ethel Helen johnson.
wohcwe usrener;onl
NEW CIRCUIT ~
HUNTS POINT
a new Campfire group 'shuyata. :
meaning Campfire by the Lake. has
been started at Hunts Point. Mrs.
+. A. Thompson Is guardian OF tho
group with Mrs. Fred Delkin and
Mrs. Edward Tremper. IN. as assist
ants. There arc six In the group at
present and VIC expect that that
number will be doubled in short
time. BY July 4 every girl IN the
group is.piannlng to have earned her
Wood Gatherers rank and have a
ceremonial gown. I.ohcoua sings TO
that spirit.
GIFTS TO CAMP SEALTH
Many Campfire Girls, Campfire
groups and friends OF Campfire have
been helping 10 make Camp Sealth
tho most beautiful camp in the
country. Tho Nnwi Campfire gave
some beautiful rose bushes and iris
plants. Mrs. STANDBY OF the Old
Curiosity shop and Capt. Christensen
OF the Virginia V sent huge armfuls
OF ivy 20 cover ugly stumps and
sliding banks. From towns around
Seattle we have received dahlias,
gladioli and other perennial plants.
To all OF these friends OF ours we
say THANK YOU" Won't you come
over this summer and see our flow.
crs bloomingG
VANCOUVER ISLAND HIKE
The date for the Vancouver Island
hike under the direction OF Mrs.
Frances Goodman tSnohomish Guar.
diam and her husband, has been set.
They will start on Juno is and be
conc n week, riding from Anacortcs
TO Sidney, and then hiking the rest
OF the way. The entire cost of the
trip will be under $500 and sounds
most exciting. Cail headquarters
for further information.
SUMMER PLANS
What are your Campfire plans for
the summer? Let's mako thcm now
and see II next fall we can't all be
more ready for work thnn we were
last fall This is what Helen Ferris,
editor Of The Guardian, says about
Il;
"To those OF our Guardians who
are teachers and who will not be
with their Campfires during the sum.
mer we wish to say at this time;
VIII you not make some special
plans for the summer? One of our
executives has told us that because
so many of her Guardians were
teachers nnd away FOR the summer,
great deal of time Is necessarily
spent In the fall getting the girls
together again. While, II tho girls
had met, oven tho for only two or
three times during vacation. this rul.
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Sporfs Clothes VIII Be Featured

The spring club
war tbs formal
fpr During Tho three iniernon At
University will
H. the esrs attire far The
country will be iisswn.
dance u thu Mrs a.
cbrr will be limited to 800 couples
Tor msmb s4ssi their friends
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LuNcnroN cLuB

The At Baker Park Luncheon
club viii nice, a, the clubhouse. Wed.
nessiay. May ? Luncheon 81 p. tn.
followed by bridge Hosissscs are
Mira 4. II. Challia chairman: Mira.
v. II. Hutchinson. Mrs II. r. Bigc-
low and Mrs. Arthur schramm.
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Mr., Falcon Joslin returned this
week from tip to NV York
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rAIRyIEw p..r. A

Fairview PIT. A. will meet az the
school Thursday, May Q. az 21S %.
m Mr.. J. w. scuddor, former prin.
eipal, VIII speak on ''rhe Rose Cav.
dcns at Woodland Park" and Mr..
A. =. Git. principal OF tho Il. r.
Day school win talk on Tho Obi.
cations OF Parents" A program of
music and rocitatlons win follow. and
tharc VIII be a silver tea during tho
social hour, the proceeds 10 be an.
piled TO the fund FOR establishing
the rose garden in Woodland park.
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FATHERS URGED TO
HELP AT CAMP

stone mason. plumber. carpenter.
mechanic--no. we're not telling for.
tunes just naming over a few OF the
kind OF people We need 10 10 10
Camp scaith next week end, May
bih and 9Th. 10 help put Camp sealth
tn order for the summer. There are
boais 10 he mcnded and painted.
water pipes 10 he repaired, planting,
cleaning and oarpeniering 10 he
done. Have you a father a big
brother. an uncle or cousin. or even
just a friend who can help us al
Camp seaithT II you have. call
i>oheaua and give us The name by
Thursday. May J. We wan; a large
party OF men TO so 50 that We can
&c, an much work out Of the way as
possible. Urge your fathers 10 so
and remember It's this next week.
end. May and 6.
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Attractive Program arranged for May at
Sunset CLUB, Queen Anne Circles Card
Party Neat Monday.

EvTs scheduled the club during the month OF May Include
II James r. kseaa.
"Wednesday May o'clock with Mv Thomas r. lluhm
Harold stlmson as hostrsscs.
"Wednesday o'clock business meeting connection
With
AIRS FarnsNorth iIarenugh win
hcssesses tho bridge "Wednesday May 49, az
"Wednesday May O'Clock Mecool pianist,
recital M H. vcuve Mn Guido A. Faris win be tho
TAsre win program wednesday afternoon May So
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WoMAN,s TuEsnAY c1Irn

WOMAN . TUESDAY Club
The woman's Tuesday club viii
meet with Mrs r. J. Aaron, 2oof II.
Lynn St. Tuesday. May /. Luncheon
at 1890 y. m.
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AUXILIARY TO RAINIER.
NOBLE POST. NO. !

American Legion auxiliary TO Raj
nier.Noblc post. No. /. will hold an
executive meeting Monday evening.
April 90. at s o'clock. In tho New
Arctic hotel cluhrooms.
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LADY STIRLING CHAPTER

Members OF Lady Stirling chap.
tar Daughters of the American Rev.
olution. are urged 10 attend an ali.
day meeting Tuesday. May /. at the
home OF Mrs. o. u. Dagg. 11t7 2ist
ave. N. Luncheon win DO served at
1890 o'clock, TO be followed by the
regular business meeting. which in.
cludcs election or officers.
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ALPHA cf1rn

ALPHA CLUB
The Alpha club viii meet Thur.
day, May ,. with Mrn ;. II. Little.
Islz Third ave. W Luncheon A.
1880 y. m.
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QUEEN ANNE HIGH
SCHOOL, PIT. A.

Queen Ammo High School PIT. A..
VIII be NJ home TO tho friends OF
the school and community, Friday
evening, May 4. Tho following pro.
gram VIII be given in the assembly
rooms promptly at 7:15 o'clock: Sc.
lection from the opera 'PInaforc. +"
by Boys and Girls' C;lce club:
fashion show by girls of the sewing
class, exhibiting suitable styles OF
clothing for school wear Mr.. Carl
Croson. president OF the school,
board, will give an Address on ''Icdu.
cation" At the conclusion OF tho
program parents and friends win he
given an opportunity 70 visit the
cinssos In session, Tho Boys and
Girls club VIII act ns hop,cssos for
the evening.
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LEAGUE OF
xVnHtIeNy Ss,,rustt {,

a special meeting OF tho Seattle
League Of Women Vo;crs will bc
held on Wednesday. May 2. ut noon
at the cafeteria OF the Y. w. c. a.
ON this occasion the question Of tho
ACCESSIBILITY OF tho purchase OF tho
Skinner'Eddy site by tho Port of
Seattle win be presented TO the
league. Mr.. George Cottcrin win
speak in behalf Of the purchase and
a representative OF tho Tax Reduc.
tion hague viii speak In opposition
TO the plan. The candidates for the
port commission and for the school
board have been invited to loo
present.
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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

Capitol Iu guild VIII direct the service at the ohedic Tea Shop
Terrell GestirS chairman Assisting Will
Badsn. Mrs g. c. Ber. Mrs William Finn, Mrs. M
p. L. Wogemmth.
Tueaday II. Wednesday
Martin hostessI Friday, Baker
KoIer, hotessi Saturday Seahus auxiliary
chairman.
University guild Monday
Wright.
guild Snaps Tuesday
guild Che morning Ms Harry Rowe chairman Capitol
Mrs NJ c. Bishop chairman
Hi guild Mrn Fred H. Gilman chairman Friday
Saturday
Mrs. J. stoefner, chairman.
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MRS. HUBBARD WILL
ADDRESS MEETING

Mrs. DIR. Charles f. Hubbard. from
China. will address the members Of
the w. +. M. s. on the occasion of
their annual thank offering in tho
Madison st. NJ. T.. church. on Sun.
day morning. April 20.
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woMANs cENTrRY cI.lIn

woMAN's CENTURY CLUB
Tir French department % the
woman's Century club viii meet
Monday. April 80. at II a. M. al
tho Hotel Washington.
Tho child study department will
have m ali.day meeting on wednrw.
day. May J. at the homo OF AirR
w, T.. F-slry, Picnic luncheon at
1870. Or, cnr,iss T. Williams will
speak in Tho afternoon on Child
Psychology"
Tho current events department
will meet Thursday. May z. At tho
home OF Mrs. a. II. Horton. on
Mercer island. for an 1ll.day uret.
ing and picnic luncheon. Boat leaves
Lcschi park az 1870 n. IN.
The music department has post.
poned its annual meeting from FRI
day. May I. TO Friday. June /.
Tho following officers have pcen
elected for tho ensuing year IN tho
three departments which follow.
Americanizatio NJ Mira. w.
~. T'urnacliff. chairman: Mrs. ]. G.
Hancock. vice chairman. Mira Adoiph
Nclaon. secretary and treasurer.
Music Mrs, George Hacker
chairman; Mrs. II. Il. ffitzaimmous.
vico chairman. Mrs. h u. Ruahton.
secretary and treasurer
Mira. w. H. pittwood. chair.
man: Mrs. G. Y. Clark. vice chair
man; Mrs, N. j. carriEan, secretary
and treasurer.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
PALM CIRCLE. no. 60

PALM CIRCLE. no. 60
Palm circle. No. CO. viii hold cleo.
ton for representatives 10 tho dis
trict convention. on April 80. All
nominees arc requested 10 appear az
I. o. o. r. hall. Tenth ave. and T.
Pine ~. at D. m. sharp. The
regular meetings OF the circle are
held on Monday evenings.
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Music
Series Of Student
Recitals Announced

Marie oaEhgeiler announces
s0rios of thret student fecitaia on tbs
eth, 18Th and goth 81 May. Ths firnt
vii occur Sunday afternoon. May g.
ut 9 o'oioek si her studio IN ths I'm
pfntn building. when Marion sdr,n
wlll be prercnted IN the following
program
Carnival nlEnun" ,............. Hrhustt
ffsinda
hsfenads d'Afisauin
'sffistrsse Dc Columbus"
"Foiirhinslis~
fisffsi hsFeuf
Caprice 'fEana fsils"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

Tho Eldcrhioon club will meet
Thursday. May >, at II a. m. at
knights o. pythias hail. Third and
Virginia.
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AuxILIARY. "a. LINE

AUXILIARY, st. BUkEs
HOSPITAL
The woman's auxiliary 10 81.
Luko'a hospital will meet Monday,
April 30. nj tho home OF Mrs. y. II.
Finley. e75i Tenth ave, n.
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SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUE

The Seattle Social club for the
Hard Of Hearing meets at 7,a0 y M.
Tuesday. May 1, at l'urmnn Busl.
ness college, Fourth ave. and Marion
st. Membership IL open to English
speaking misunderstanding adults, I,
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Music and Society ASsistant-LouiSe Raymond
Art-Dorothy Fay Gould Telephone Capitol oS29.
Attractive Program Arranged for May at
Sunset Club; Queen Anne Circles Card
Party Neat Monday
EVENTS Include
L 'sik THE origin os eslsfe' y ai's 1asss ksea
"Wednesday afternoon May a, o'clock with M Thomas r. Roou
wsanssdsy May oSloes meeting connection
e5' Ts%.s,a Nj, sg wl ssss s act ss a.,
s ss s At tho bridge 'in''" planned Tor "Wednesday ' " at
"Wednesday Mecoot pianist win
4 TAss sc nc progam wednesday afternoon SO
4 Fruit and Flower Mission Card Party
Mission giving year tho Ho's
tables and The commit,
composed Of Mrs John hanrk hs G Finn and MI. FRANK
Ms TsSsrsS BOYD Is chairman OF sshmsn, assisted
y lIany Mr' l. Jordan and Nm
assistant. assist s'i Ma Harry RosasoH
or At tho hotel on The day Of the parry rs Frysr
8 q queen circle
Z Mrs. Collins to Entertain at Luncheon
Mrs Wallace Green Collin. sasas with luncheon a,s w, %e
Miss Fulton VIII Be May Bride
sns a ssSsI s a h ss@ 's Mr. Arthur s
M u nnss Of rsrAS The ',Ts . s b rad y N W. A.
Ar pssss1s Tsesaa ss sIs.s
Ina asaasls after the sHony groom
| Luns,heon VIII Welcome Mrs. Boloen
w e. s s . s s s III. as
mssn Rssssn Mrs y,sy sss snsA"n' WIN an informal
Dorothy, Campbell Luncheon Hostess
,.ass iI INFORM. ny 'sasas today -
Lsncheoa, Honors Mrs Cldpp
In birthday Mrs. b.
nssa, sspa'usa, a, Park coar.
WIZ Entertain for Daughter
Mr. r. X RopA,on win brAx
Tueay comsimeni TO her daughter AIRS Robert
KaEsn Of yhiaxa
Sports Clothes Will Be Featured
The % s e sS sSs s p ,n s ana si'ss's ns formal %
suitable fsr ssas year During The three Eislsoas At
Fasy evening May H. the esss attire far at The
naics ~ hosss are rapidly
s a,a the @ m' = = NE a 81 s S,s
fe anil their friends
BRIDGE Homors Bride-Elect
w was hostess five table. nrass On Tnday
Agnes 'sDoHaa who WIN We'd Mr. rrark Merrill On May,
Plans Informal Bridge
tables aasaa NJ "wednesday afternoon.
will Usher at Tennis Ball
May which win formally the hIrosm
MILAN Gano Foshsingham John Ryan, Leon Auza
osaned Miss ars Mcmillan. East 1TIsi
walter Acwnn Tomkinr East <s9
Louis s57->
| Bridge Tea Arranged
Beta Alumnsa Mofss club have arranged bridge tea
n f. saturday afternoon May
/ Dinner Dance at Yacht Club
"spne
Saturday evening May s. with dinner served at o'clock
Cues Bwtaddy Dinner
stone entertained with dinner eleven her home
birthday compliment TO
Married IN California
formerly Seattle
return Long Beach next fall
Calendar for Ortbopedic Shops
service
Mary Assisting
70. c. William
j.
+, u. wogemuth.
chamanj
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"HsFefieH .............. Erhustt
Nafafks D Fiat MAJOR ..,. .Lsschstissy
hpnHU Song ................... griss
Waits D MAJOR ....- ........ Moskawsii
Itt
hfhfrfo g sharp Minor ,,,i.,., chopin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

Mrs. Stanley Cffn,hs wil return
tie first Of next week frtm a short
visit In Victoria. y. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
wALLINaFoRp CIRCLE

Wallingford circle OF the First
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Arthur Joffery, 1903
Dcnsmore ave, Wednesday May 2,
for an all day meeting. Bring pocket
lunch.
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Fruit and FIocer Mission Card Pagty

aud Flower
Monday April so a, the AoteI
Hamek Mrs q g Finn and Mrs Frank
pFzes tho lovees OF dainty handmade
be table
tho rcrehment Committee assisted
Gilman Hansy Jordan and Mn
the tables and has for
Harry Charles TrsEoning,
obtained calling Airs Charles FINN Garfield Vos
the Mrs David T. Fryer Chairman
Q me circle.
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John F. MILLER ". n. c.

John r. Miller women'H Relie.
corps will entertain at luncheon.
Tuesday. May !. at the homo OF Mira
Hattie Grant. sii9 18th ave. s.
NORTH END
PROGRESSIVE CLUB
North End Progressive club will
meet Tuesday. May !. at ais .. m,
with Mrs. r. a. Morrow. 40 r. Roy
81. Transfer at Second and Pine 70
car No. IA. and get off at Roy ct
Walk four blocks down the hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
PRAIRIE ROSE cLuB

PRAIRIE ROSE GLIB
The Prairie Rose club viii meet
with Mrs. Eva MAILER. 1880 Goth ave.
N. IT,. Saturday, May 8. at 2 D. m.
GUARANTEE, CLUB
The Quarantc club will meet Tuos.
day. May /. at y. m, with William
Anderson. 1i59 Beach drive.
DAUGHTERS or CIVIL
WAR VETERANS
The Daughters OF civil Wnr Vet.
Grams will entertain the old soldiers
and their wives ut tho home of Mrs.
" J. Fohn. 9Is 10Th nye, NJ. ON
"Wednesday, May 2. Luncheon will
be served ut noon. A cordial invita-.
ton Is extended to all veterans,
wives and daughters. Following
luncheon a moving picture will bc
taken OF the gathering after which
there VIII bc a MUSICAL program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

louia Social club will meet We'd
nesday. May :, at p. m in the card
room NJ the Masonic temple East
crn Stars and friends Invited.
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Mr. stuart G. Thompkina returned
Tuesday from 4 short trip 60 a.
Louis ana AIRS Thompklus arrived
Thursday fran a three weeks visit
in California.
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WIZ Entertai,. for Daughter

Mrs r. X RossIAson viii entertain with hsAge tea
on Tuspzy afersoan. May l. In comrsiment Go her dau
Locke Kartsr. az ,yhAagu
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DOROTHY, Campbell Luncheon Hostess

comp ant Ia Ms Beatrice R~eples Mise Doroy Chnppss
tanned informs ,y at luncheon today Al the SUNSET club
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LITERARY AND MUSICAL cLUB
The ladies Literary and Musical
club will meet with Mrs. w. J..
Henry. 1885 woodland Park ave,
Friday. May I. NJ p. IN.
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Mira T. n. Aiiain has returned aft.
rr an absence Of several months and
II nj homo AZ her apartment At The
Hiiicres,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

Mrs. omsr Fois.. who has been
~ AZ the Seattle General hospital
u now convsicscinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

Mra. William Leonard Eaton viii
leave June foF Quebec 10 SAIL FOR
Europe She plans TO spend the
summer at Blarritx with her chit
dton. Loyal and Daniel Lamont.
who have bren attending school IN
Switzerland.
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LunAlteon WI Welcome Mrs. Boacen

returned
% this pAushsaEs Of ;he
entertaining
{ianchsen a "Wednesday afrruoer
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-04-26

Burney Kjose left Sunday for his
former home in North Dakota. His
return is not certain.
Annie Mae Farnum came out for
the week end Saturday.
c. A. Bond was in town on business
at the blacksmith shop Wednesday.
John Krebs is sacking six hundred
sacks of first class potatoes for sale
Chas. Atkinson of Raynesford was
greeting old friends here the early
part of the week,
Sakri Jarvi brought in pillow shares
to be sharpened this week which goes
to prove that the Little Belt farmers
are beginning spring blowing.
See N. Fl. Browning for all kinds
of second hand Fords-Adv. If
James H. Gillette went to Great
Falls by stage today.
Mrs. R. Bashaw, nee Mamie Peter
son, with her two sons, and friend,
Mrs. VIM. Scott, of Edmonton, Can
ada, are visiting at the home of Cal
Sharrard. Their husbands will locate
on the coast.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-04-26

President N. T. Lease of the Farm
ers and Miners State bank came out
from Great Falls to attend the month
iy meeting of the board of directors.
A bunch of young people were in
Vfted to a barn dance at Dolin's Sat
urday night. AS Frank Bales, the
Times printer, puts it "an enjoyable
time was had by ALL"
The grand stand and bleachers have
been moved a considerable distance
back from their former location, this
giving much more room for the base
ball grounds in Cashier Park. Soon
the frog pond will be filled and other
improvements made.
DR.. Geo. A. Lhamon, Exclusive Eye
sight Specialist, will be at the Waldo
hotel May 2 and 8. Have your eyes
examined. Get the FACTS about
your eyes. 81 years assures you of
right glasses.-Adv.
Jim Harris is to be floor manager,
Harmon, Messelt, Vaskey and Ander-
son viii furnish the music and every
body will dance at the Baseball Dance
this Friday.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-04-26

of law or otherwise, acquired other
than or in addition TO that Of the said
Gertie Hansen at the time of her
death, in and to all that certain lot
piece or parcel of land, situate, lying
and being in the said city of Belt,
County of Cascade. state of Montana,
and bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: Lot ID, Block IL, Townsite Of
Belt, Montana, together with all the
improvements thereon situated.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
SALE: Cash, that is to say, the pur.
chaser viii be required to pay, on the
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-04-26

William III. Warner, Defendant.
4 THE STATE OF MONTANA
Sends Greetings to the Above Names
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this actor
which is filed in the office of tn,
Clerk of this Court, a copy Of which
is herewith served upon you in the
County wherein you reside and to file
your answer and serve a copy thereof
| upon the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service of this
Summons, exclusive of the day of SER
vice and in case of your failure to APP
pear or answer, Judgment will be TAX
en- against you, by default, for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
This action is brought to obtain a
Decree of Divorce dissolving the bonds
of m%atrimony existing between plain
tiff and defendant on the ground Of
extreme cruelty, the Complaint al
leging that defendant has treated
plaintiff in a cruel and inhuman man.
frequently and repeatedly inflict-
ed g~reivous bodily injury and bodily
dangerous to life upon plain
tiff and threatened to kill plaintiff at
divers times. Plaintiff demands the
custody Of Wilma Warner and Stump
ter Warner, minor issue of said mar
and general relief.
Witness my hand and the Seal of
laid Court this Bird day Of April, 1923.
ALEX REMNEAS,
Court Seal) Clerk.
BY II. B. Hoffman,
Deputy Clerk
j. A. McDonough, Art Jardine,
38-41 Stanton Bank Bldg,
Great Falls, Montana,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Pub. April 10, 26, May 8, 10)
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-04-26

day of sale, to the Administrator, tn
per cent of the smount Of his bad, bal
ance of purchase price to be paid to
sale by said District Court. Deed
will be made at the expense Of the
purchaser.
Dated April 18th, 1923.
CHARLES wEGNER,
Administrator of Gertie Hansen, de-
ceased.
Greene q Cockrin, Attorneys for ad-
ministrstor.
First Pub. April 10, 26; May 8, 1o)
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-04-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
in pursuance Of an order Of the Dis
trict Court of the Eighth District,
County Of Cascade, State of Montana
made on 18th day Of April, 1928, in
the matter Of the estate Of GERTIE
HANSEN, deceased, the undersigned
administrator of the. estate of Gertie
Hansen, deceased, will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder TO,
cash, and subject to confirmation by
said District court, on Saturday, the
9th day of May, 1923, at 2 o'clock p.
H., on the premises, to-wit; Lot Ia
Block ii, Townsite Of Belt In the city
Of Belt, County of Cascade, all the
title, interest and estate of the
said Gertie Hansen at the time OF her
death, ard all right, title and interest
hat the said estate has, by operation