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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-07-18

Labor leaders who attempt to
make congressman and others believe
they carry the votes of their mem
bership in their vest pockets are only
kidding themselves. have been sur
prised at the number of public SER
wants and others who seem to be-
lieve labor's vote can be traded to
about the same extent as any other
article of merchandise.
''The membership of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen (about
10000 at this time) is sufficiently
intelligent to determine how and when
to vote. / have never deceived myself
into the belief that such membership,
through my influence, could be de-
livered."
The American workingman is a
citizen with all the grave response
bilities of citizenship and with ever
increasing intelligence and personal
comprehension of public questions and
issues. The time is past when he can
be stampeded and herded by bosses of
any kind He gets his instructions to
vote from, his own conscience, illumi-
mated by thousand opportunities to
know the truth. In the end he is
answerable alone to that conscience.
When the cause of organized labor
is concerned in any political contest,
it is alright to present to its members
the facts in that connection, but when
selfish men undertake by mere die
tum, sustained by mere assertion and
denunciation, to tell them for what
and for whom to vote, the independ-
ence of real Americanism is likely to
assert itself.
Men like Mr.. Lee are listened to
by their organization only through
the use of good common sense. A
common-sense leader has a common
sense following A radical leader has
a radical following. The common
sense leader talks to his organization
with common sense; the radical leader
| talks to his following with radicalism,
and is usually followed by pyrotech-
MICS. Watch for developments of the
various leaders. See which kind al
ways succeed. Although the common
sense leader has a harder job show.
ing his wares at the present time, he
will surely outlast the stereotypee
radical, pyrotechnic brand.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-07-18
REPORT "A FAIR YEAR

New York-Large profits by the
American Car and Foundry Company
is reported as "a fair year" by Off
GERS of this corporation. After all
charges were met and Z per cent divi-
dends on $3O,OOO,OOO stock were paid
net earnings were equal to $14 on the
same amount of common stock.
The company is classed with Allied
Chemical, American Locomotive anc
other corporations noted for theil
well-stuffed treasures. 1t is stated
that if the company sold no equipment
| its dividends would be met through
repair business.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-07-18
EFFECTIVE SPEAKING

Another labor institution is born
In Minneapolis, the speakers service
bureau has been established to develop
and assist labor speakers and to fur
nish general assistance to labor stu
dents and officials in preparing all
kinds of talks, addresses and debates,
ETC.
Establishment of this bureau is just
another instance of the growing
power of labor. 1t arrives at an op-
perfume time when labor is assuming
new leadership in the political and
educational field, and when it feels
keenly the need of clear, concise
speakers to express its point of view.
The labor movement has suffered
heavily for not having more effective
and intelligent speakers at it's COM
mand. Local organizations have been
greatly handicapped. They have lost
out in conferences times without
number. They have been defeated and
embarrassed over and over because
they did not have men and women
who were equipped with the proper
kinds of arguments and who knew
how to talk convincingly Clear
headed men have often sat still while
ill-advised actions have been taken
because they did not know how to
speak out and show others the right
course to follow.
The speakers service bureau pro-
poses to help in changing this con-
dition. At a small cost it is distrib-
uting "a Short, Simple Course in
Speaking" especially prepared by
H. H. Broach, international vice
president of the Electrical Workers
Brotherhood, to meet the needs OF
labor unionists. Accompanying the
course is big "Speech and Scrap.
Book for Speakers" that brings to-
gether a great collection of live
speeches by leading men on every
subject of interest to labor. It gives
instructions in parliamentary law
and furnishes all kinds of material
for those who want to express them
selves convincingly. The bureau, we
understand, has attractive plans to
establish clubs in places where Is
or more members are gathered. In
short, this institution is destined to
become force in spreading labor
education throughout the United
States.
In the future our government is
going to call humble but honest men
to public service. 1t behooves every
labor man to fit himself for public
duty. The future belongs to the pro-
ducers. Let each worker do his share
to speed the day. In the speakers
service bureau, Duley Bldg, Mime
apolis, the worker has at hand an
institution ready to help him.
pa N - A m
To get all the up-to-date labor news
read the Press.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-07-18

and ignorance to the past. Nor will
it be necessary for business to main
tain the army of lobbyists that now
infests the national capital and that
infests every legislative hall to some
degree.
When the decisions of industry can
be made openly and fearlessly by in
dustry, then those who are engaged in
industry will find it not only possible,
but necessary, to pitch their thought
on an intirely different mental and
moral plane. 1t will then be not only
possible but necessary to abandon
many of the devious practices of to-
day. 1t will be possible, too, and
necessary, to understand facts as they
are. and to cease torturing facts out
of their true form to suit fancied
expediency.
May there be fastening of the
dow of understanding
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-07-18

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GOMPERS SAYS:

When misunderstanding industry
and commerce-come to recognize the
validity of labor's philosophy of in
dustrial self-government and self
direction, it will not be necessary for
business to bind itself in blindness
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FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1924

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29

MEXICKY PRESIDENT vYsVETLIL SVE
STANOVISKO OBCHODNf KOMORE

Mesto Mexib 28 unora. - V odpOvedi depeSi
sJezdu obchodnc komor enz zaseda Monterey vyslov
Sc pro mir povtalci, president Obregon pravi: ~
Vlada kteH sojim cele, nepovazuie Sc zodpovSdnou
krvavou tragd vyvoanou zradou vysokch voenskych
ddstojnikI ovaanych nezakonitym ctzadosm nesluse
10 by to vad zahaiti vyjednavan dmi kefi porusii
vsechny zasady Quality ct.' i
Dale pax paw president nemdze nechati nepovsmnu
ou okolnost zetyto obchodni komory pone tax dycht
We miru, nepkusly odvraceni konfktu kdyz
luce byla predvana verejnym skem Ma jnem mist6 sve
odpoved pravi Obregon re mravn zamy naroda ou mad
zamy hmonym ez rpi dlouhou voenskou Rampant ktera
je nutnou vyhazeni potulnych rebelskych tlup.
Puerto Mesiko bylo vykizeno povstalci vcera, kdyz
derani voko byo zmocnio zeezncniho nadraz die u
fednich zprav Rebeove couvl smerem Laguna Del Car
panue pesvedGeni ze ma umysu soustfedti ma
Yucatanu.
Vera Cruz 2s unora Americka de1ova LODI Tulsa wy
drzeno povstac Vcera zua hrozna vchrice mexickych
vodach jez zna posledni komin americkem kfzniku
Tacoma. jenz byl zahnan skaliska nedaleko odtud
General Francisco Urbalejo svym Yaquiskym India.
vysrda Fausto Topee postupu Jalapu hlavn
m6sto tohoo stu Gen. Topete vraci do TERRA Blanca
ably pokracova Rampant nejjiznejsi cast zeme Gen.
Jauan Almanac zahna zpet rebeky pedvo dvacet pet mil
cd Jalapy9~ ssss 4 s2G@ @ -
New Orleans 20 lnora - Pfistav Tuxpansky. jenz byl
doby rukou povstacd federalnm mexickym voskem
deli jest opet otevren meznarodnmu obchodu die 1fednch
generalnim konsulem
Washington, %. dnora. Dnes oznameno bylo odbo-
namornctva kriznik Denver prjel do Ceby Hondu
kfznk Milwaukee do Acapulco, Mexiku. Prtomnost
echo vaecnych lodi byla narzena odborem namornctva
podnsu sekretare stau Hughese enz zada aby amerck
valecne lodi pobyly docasne vodach amnich vzhedem
revoucni cinnost onech zemich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
JEDNkNl MEzI PRAHou A BUDAPEST.
NEKOLIK MADARSKYCH VESNIC MA PRY
BYTI vRACENO UHRAM.

Widen, %. 1nora. - Cesko-
slovenska vlada zahajila vyje-
dnavani sc sousednfmi zeme-
mi, jez byly castf nekdejsf ra-
kousko-uherske mofHarchie, We
|smeru jistych vzajemnych Gel
Mich who'd. Uhram nabfzi sni-
lit clio z importu a zada, aby
Uhry zlevnily export.
Mad'arsko doznava konec-
nc svoji porazku a vibec jiz
nepomysli ma nejakou kombi-
naci ostatnimi staty, jez by
Ily porazeny We svetove valce.
ceskoslovenska dohoda $ Fran
eli a smlouva srbsko-italska
jakoz i. uznanf -Ruska Sc stra-
NY Anglie q Italie pfesv9dcily
Budapest, ze nxjakt odvetny
plan nelze provesti, nebot' zmf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
BOUkLIVA STAVKA.

Chicago, %. unora. - Jen
ia okolnost, ze vudkynemi a
"piketami" byly zeny a divky,
zadrzela cetu policajtI, re Sc
nerozjeli do zastupu 5000 stav
kari z krejcovskych dilen. Ko
necne policiste sestoupili s
koni, tasili revolvery a zjedna-
Ii poradek. Vedeni rozcileny-
mi zenami, stavkafi tahli cd
dilny k dime a vyhaneli stav-
kokazy, nichz nektere IRA
Mill nozi nebo je sbili. Morris
Blum, vlastnik jedne 200 di-
len, v nichz st&vka vypukla,
mluvil pravs jistyms zakaznf-
KEN We sve kancelari, kdyz
dav stavkarG obeho pohlavi
tam vpadl, sbili zakaznika az
do bezvedomi a Bluma pore
zali v obliceji a ma tele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
UMRTf STAREHO
OSADNfkA.

Chicago, q. lnora. - v do
move sveho zet6 pana A. j.
|Jambora, 2. tajemnika jedno-
ty CSPS., v {. 2423 jizni Ri
|dgeland ave., v Berwyne, kde
dlel ctyri tyydny navst6vou, ze-
mrel vcera o pGl ctvrte hodine
ranni starry racinsky osadnik
pan Karel Ehrenberger, We We
ku "a let. Skonal po kratke ne
moci ma slabost srdce. Zvsc-
nelly prijel do 'Ameriky pred
55 lety. Byl kufrarem a po
vsechna leta pobytu zde by
dill Racine, kde sc tesil OBJ
libe a prizni kazdeho, kdoz
no znal. Patril k Narodni Jed
ncte. Zanechal dceru, pl.
Jamborovou, a diva syny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
PRESIDENT PRO koMPRoMls.
SPOKOJf Sc Sc ZMENAMI MELLoNOvE
BERNfM PLANU.

washington, 28. unora. President Coolidge ustoup
sveho sanovska oposce po kazde bernho panu
ekretae pokladny Meona Dal jevo, ze repubkanskJ
kompromlsn navrh ma 37ls surtaxy proti promnd
skale SO procent rs procentIm navrhovanym planu
lonOove, byl by pfijatelnym administered.
Kongresnici Bachrach New Jersey, Mills New Yorku
1son Connecticut zavali do Bileho Domu ably vysvet
presidentovi situaci zaroveh vyzada 81 cd n6ho jehu
mn9ni
DIE nynesch pand az Garnerova pfedoha predozena
sve dpnost ably nj bylo hasovano podan MeonGv
plan ako nahradn navrh zadano n9 hasovani die men
Bude porazen, podan bude kompromisni navrh s po
razeni demokrackeho Garnerova panu Repubkansti vd
cove pocita ze tax zvan povstaci MIN pfidaj
jde k rozhodnemu hlasovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
HAsIcI sAMI zAPAL0vALt.


Bridgeport, Conn. %. lnora Sest hascd Daren.
kefi Sc priznali zaloz nekok ohnI zmin6nem me-
stecku posan by RUNE hdty do restnce soudcem Ally
Brownem.
Arthur c. Wimott, dfivejsi nacelnk hascd, by odsou
hnu meme nez diva roxy Osatn rozsudky byly:
Harry Pardee Richard Abendroth cd jednoho do dvou
rokI George NASH deet m6sicI Carl Restab Fred Har
tog, sest m6sicG kazdy
Ohne zahadneho pdvodu udaly Sc caste Darien ma a
Re podzim ohskeho roku vyserovanm zsteno ze Gle
pozarnho odboru aby NELL trochu vzrusenf zapao-
vail mastale jine neobydlene budovy
PAX Sc vracei do svych domovd kde ocekava popasne
znamen nacez pine slave el K ohni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29

meme smlouvy zajist'ujf mir e.
vropsky ma dlouhou dobu. u
hry jsou ochotny podrobiti Sc
vsem podminkam polozenym
Svazem Narodi "a poskytnutf
pdjtky a pfistoupily ma dalsi
omezenf sv6 stale armady, ces
koslovenskem pozadovane. Pra
vi Sc, ze v nahradu "a to ces-
koslovensko Sc nabfdlo vratiti
Uhram jiste pohranitni cist9
mad'arske vesnice.
Rakousko rovnez Sc smirilo
Sc svym osudem a nepomysli
liz ma spojeni { ffsf nemec-
kou. Videhska vlada nedavno
poskytla iiste zelexnicnf W.
hody ceskoslovehsku q jeff
vztahy s PrahouI jsou celkem
pfatelsk&. Y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29

Pottstown, Pa, %. unora.-
Ponevadz jeho nejdrazsi pri-
tel nemel dosti srdnatosti, aby
spachal sebevrazdu, Thomas
Shenton zastrelil jej pax stej
nym zpisobem sama sebe u
smrtil. Oba byli STUDENT We
vecernich tridach Wharton
School of-Finance, ktera je We
srojeni S Pennsylvanskou uni
versitou. Oba m!adi muzi byli
We veku asi 25 rokn, zaujimali
zodpovedna slusn6 placena po-
staveni We skole dobre pro-
spivali. Nicmene vsak pred
spachanim hrozneho cinu ma
psal Shenton tento listek, aniz
by jej komukoliv adresoval:
"Jim a ia jsme oba rozmr-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
v RAKOUSKU OBJEVEN
PETROLEJ.

Widen, %. Inora. - Pri ko-
pani zakladu pro novostavbu
blizko Amontu v hornim Styr-
sku, Primo v srdci Rakouske
republiky, objevena byla bo-
hata loziska petroleje. Petro-
lei velmi dobre iakosti We vel
KEN mnozstvi pocal prouditi
ma povrch. Alois Samek, mist
nj obchodnik drivim, podal
prvni narok ma vykoristeni pd
dy v mistech, kde kdysi nacha-
zelo Sc; jezero, ma jehoz dne
pred staletimi nalezeny byly
zbytky predhistorick&ho lesa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
JAN MASARYK v NEW
YORKU.


New York, %. dnora. -
Vcera dopoledne ma lodi Olym
pic prijel do zdejsiho prfsta-
WI legacni rada D. Jan Masa-
ryk. syn presidenta Ceskoslo-
venske republiky. Ma pieru
byl privitan DR.. Borivoiem
Prusikem. ceskoslovenskym ge
neralnim konsulem v New
Yorku. Nesdeluje Sc, "a jakym
ucelem prijel p. Masaryk do
Spojenych StatG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
DAUGHERTY PROzATIM ljSTANE.
eEEERklni nAvLADNf BuDE MiTl
PRllEzITosI HAJII! Sc PRED
C6UH EII.
OcEKAvA Sc, zE 20 sLYSENf v TOMTO TE
LESE, PODA SvOJI RESIGNACI

Washington g. unora - Generalni navladni Daugher-
bude iti syseni ktere pozadoval President Coolidge
nebude zadati eho regnaci pokud by neme peztosti
obvineni jez byla prot nemu ucnena sena
ts tono teese dospelo dohodnuti yvolanf Ultra
resouce setora Wheeea kerou pozaduje ddkladne
setfovani cnnos geneanho navladnho odboru spraved
nos vnbec vyserovaci vbor nepochybne bude zvoen
natem pres namky senatora Wise Ohia jenz bude
mahati, aby predseda vybor jmenoval
Daugherty ucni jiz vsechny ppravy ku sve obhajobe
OZnam Chicago pred odezdem Fordu ze ziskal Geo.
F. Chambeaina byvaeho enatora Spojenych Statd Ore
Paula Howanda cevelandskeho advokat ably zastu
pova ej pf vyslechu Zaroven oznam Daughery ze nj
ak nestavf prot resouci senani vysetfovan zen
sveho odboru.
0tazka resignace generaniho navadnho jest uzavena
pokud tyce Bleho Domu zadn6 dali oznameni neni
cekavano Generan navadn zstane kabnete az do skon
cen sysenf pred senanm vybord PAX bude nepochybne
resgnovat President zaua stanovisko ze jest opravnn
slyseni.
Avsak vzdanf dfadu Daughertym je bezpecne oceka
vano po skonen sysen Nepochybn6 odstoup dobrovone
ale vylouceno president pozadal by je resgnac
kdyby nemel po SVEN ocsenf Toto e ddverou
ocekavano neenom pfate generalAfho navadnho ale W.
bee kruzch adminsracnfch kakuje ze potion bu
ncci Dsughety osoapi b jeho roputacc utrpela
N6lteff republikanskych vddcd kongresu netajf
vsak svym zkamanim nebosti re president Coolidge
tval regnaci generalnho navladnho prav ze svm
kompromsem odstoupen slyseni senate projev
povazvou sabost Jsou dokonce mez vddcmi repubkany
takovf jiz prohasu ze president Coolidge znici sta
novskem ez cele affefe zauja Poukazu re generalni
navadni pozby naprosto ddvey naroda kdyz tom je
udrzovan trade must to nevyhnutelne poskodi admin
straci.
Washington, %. dnora Nejvetsi sensaci dnesnim
zasedani sennho vsetfovacho vboru byo odhalen E.
Rochester drves vrchni fedaktor McLeanova washing
tonskeho su ddverny pfte eneraniho navladnho Daug
heryho nyn rde tskove kanceafe odboru spravedno-
st prozra Mceanov ze senatn vybor vysefuje, zdali
Mclean skutecn6 mel 100000 bankach Washingtone
kdyz die sveho vrzen pdc castku byvalemu skrea
vnitra Faovi Byla pTedlozepa kopie teegramu, nemz
sdeleni McLeanov ucneno. Vybor zkouma dnes
teegramd vymenenych mez Fallen, McLeanem jeich
nrr1
rozlus jezto byy sifrovany pouzivano mich ktickych
jmen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
JIRf ZUSTAVA "KRALEM".

Atheny, %. 1nora. - Kral
Jiri znstane nominelnim Via
darem reckeho lidu aspoh pro
pfftomnou dobu. Vyhosteni
Gluckburske dynastie, kterou
pfedstavuje, jest odlozeno u
do provedehi narodnihor ple-
biscitu v teto. veci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
VYSVINDLOVAL "JENOM'
81, ,476, 900.

Chicago, %. unora. - Zpra
wv, re Leo KOretz oSvindloval
sve obeti O $7,OOO,OOO lakanim
penez do Investment" We
Stredni Americe, udavaly ci-
slici priliS vysokou. Bylo zjis-
t6no, re pohledavky proti ne
mu cini $1,476.0OO.. Kan sc
Koretz podel, zdstava zaha-
dou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
TRAGEDIE zkLAMANEH0 MLADl.
UNIVERSITNt STUDENT ZABIL PRfTELE
PAX USMRTIL SEBE.

zeni mad sebou samymi. Je to
hrozne byti slabochy nicim
v mas, nae mohli bychom byti
hrdymi. Tedy proc ziti? On
pokousf Sc zahubiti Sc pozvol-
nym vyhladovenim, jezto rika,
ze nema dosti odvahy zastre-
liti Sc. ia nemohu zistati a d.
vat: Sc ma neho, jak hyne. A
on je pills dobrym pfitelem,
nez abych mohl doufati, re ma
jdu nekoho jako jest on. tedy
isme Sc odhodlali jiti spolet-
ne"
Tela mladych muzn byla ma
lezena v budove Y. M. C.. A.,
kde omen pritel Shentoniv,
James Warmkessel, mel pro-
najaty pokoj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
LENlNUV NkSTUPCE ONE
MOCNEL.

Moskva, %. Inora. - Hla-
va soveti. nastupce Lenindv,
Rykov, onemocnel tax tezce,
ze Sc musel odebrati do mirne-
no podnebi kavkazskeho. We
Wade zastupujf jej Kamenev
a Carupa. Pc Leninovi a Troc-
KEN je to -jiz tfeti sovetsky
hodnostar. jenz v&zn9 onemoc
n6l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-29
SMRTELNE POSTRELEN "a
PkEPADU POLICISTY.

Dnesniho rama vracel Sc re
sluzby policejni straznik Will
liam F. Flomm, 1101 vych. 72.
ul., kdyz byl pojednou ma Do
nald ave. a yych. "a. ul. pre-
psden tremi lupici. .Jeden . L.
tocnfkn byl policistou nebez-
pecne postfelen.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-10
OBITUARY

Marguerite Leonora Knutson, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin KnutsOn near Outlook died
Monday, September 10Th, after an ill
ness of about a week. The funeral
took place Thursday afternoon, Octo-
Der End
Besides her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Knutson, she leaves to mourn
her early departure, three sisters,
Bernice, Lucille and Louise.
May He who give and recalled the
precious gift comfort the bereaved
parents with the assurance that He
has the wisdom and love to do all
things well.
A precious one from US is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon his love had given,
And though the body slumbers here
The Soul is safe in heaven.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-10
DOOLEY

John Cerveny received his new
truck Tuesday.
The baseball fans are still playing
the old game, listening to the series
over the radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Markuson were
entertained at the F. Schilling home
at COmertown Tuesday evening.
Louie La Bate pulled in his thresh-
ing machine for this season after
threshing a large crop on his grain
ranch in Canada.
Harry HOlmquist and Maurice Yes
terby of the Antelope country were
shoppers here Wednesday of this
week.
Joe Kavon moved. one of his thresh-
ing rigs to the Walter Bye farm north
of town Friday.
Mrs. James ClaUsen was on the
sick list few days last week.
Peter Erickson threshed field OF
wheat that yielded 80 bushels pei
acre.
Casper Bendickson is driving a new
Ford coupe.
Mrs. Geo. Condit and daughter Of
Westhope, N. D., are visiting at the
H. N. Stenseth home.
liver johnson purchased new Fore
touring car last week.
The threshers expect to resum
work about Wednesday after being
! delayed several days on account o
the snow storm Saturday.
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Wolf Creek

Owing to a light rain Thursday the
threshing was laid up for a day and a
half, and quite a number took advan-
tage of the lay up to go to town Fri
day.
Mrs. D. NJ MacInness and Mrs.
VIM Cromwell visited with Mrs. NJ.
McCallister Thursday.
Mrs. Roe and Mrs. Stookey of Iowa,
who have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. French are now visiting
il the Smoke Creek district.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McCallister were
transacting business in Redstone Sat
day.
While playing with some other
children up stairs in the barn, Kenneth
Campbell had the misfortune to fall
out of the hay door and dropped about
eight feet to the ground. Fortunately
he was rot seriously hurt.
Mn. aid Mrs. J. M. Burke were IN
Redstone Saturday.
Several of the young folks went
from here to attend the dance az Red
stone Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Ulrich and fam
lily visited at the M. McCalliste
home Sunday.
Mr.. Jones, Presbyterian Sunda,
school missionary from Miles City vii
hold services at Phelps school nous
Monday evening October 9th. Every
body welcome.
Mrs. John Albers, Mrs. James Cow
an and Mrs. J. w. Lawrence wer
among the RedstOne visitors. Monday
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D. NJ. Fishell made a trip to MinOt,
N. D., this week and returned home
with a new Overland car.
Mrs. Herman Callahan left Tues
day for Couer de Lene, Idaho, to Wis
it with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Fishell and
children were visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Paul at Plentywood a few
days this week.
Miss Stewart is at Plentywood, tax
ing the teachers examinations this
week.
Alfred Kurtz received a new xylo-
phone last week Friday which he will
use in his work with the Star orches-
ira.
J. H. johnson returned from Mime
sofa, where he had been called by
the death of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bull and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Bulls mother were
guests of friends at Plentywood Sun
day.
The Star orchestra composed Of
Mrs. Ferris, Paul and Alfred Kurt
plyed for a dance at Outlook last Sat
urday evening.