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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-01-31
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE CITY COUNCIL

Minutes of a regular meeting Of
the city council of the City of Vol
Point, Montana, held at the city hal
the regular meeting place of sale
council, January %, 1924, at soc
o'clock p. m.
The meeting was called to order
by the mayor and the following
members answered rollcall:
Mayor Moore, presiding; Alder
men Mcneil, Johnson, Chapman and
Appelgren; Attorney %Schoening and
Clerk Williams.
Absent: Aldermen Ferguson and
Rogers.
Reading of the Minutes
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and it was moved by
Alderman Appelgren that the min
'utes be approved as read, seconded
by Alderman Johnson and carried.
Claims
Moved by Alderman Chapman
that all bills be approved as audited,
seconded by Alderman Johnson and
carried. The following claims hav-
ing audited, warrants were drawn
for the respective amounts:
w. S. barley & Co., sonoscope
leak detector ----..--.-$ $50
E. w. Montgomery, coal for
the city hall---.- 1912
C. E. Howe, moving hydr-
ant house $50
w " n. Chairman. Secy-
Treas, II men at the
E. w. Montgomery, coal for
pump house ..-----..----- 1880
W. V. D. Chapman, IL men
, at Dick Fire ---.------- 22.00
Pittsburgh Meter Co., meter
repairs 20.67
Moved by Alderman Chapman that
since Improvement districts IL, IT
and IS were closed that the balance
in the said funds: $35.14, $12.10 and
$53.54 respectively, be transferred
to the contingent fund, seconded by
Alderman Mcneil and carried. II
Application Of w. l.. Young for a
permit to add to his ice house was
made.
Complaint of the Fire Chief
Z Fire Chief Chas. e. Howe COM
planned about people obstructing the
alleys with manure and ashes, thus
hindering the fire truck in going
through the alleys in case of fire,
complaining particularly about the
allev in the rear of what was for
merly the Schwan rooming house,
Higgins and Schafer's.
The chief of police was instructed
to inform the parties that they must
desist from blocking the alleys.
Moved by Alderman Appelgren
that the building permit be granted
TO w. L. Young subject to the ap-
proval of the building committee,
seconded by Alderman Mcneil and
carried.
Meeting adjourned.
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ADOPT CONSTRUCTIVE
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

Lanark and Pioneer are the latest
community committees to adopt a
constructive program of work for
the year 1924.
The Pioneer community, north of
Culbertson concentrated most of its
program on crop improvement. c..
Poulson, who is crop project leader,
outlined with the rest of the com
mittee, a plan by which the com
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-01-31
TIMELY FARM HINTS

Following are some timely hints
for specialists that may be valuable
and interesting to the diversified
farmer.
A good rule to follow in feeding
the dairy COW is to give her one
pound of concentrated (g%rains) per
day to each three pounds or pints of
milk. The richer the milk the great
er the amount of grain. In feeding
silage, figure about three pounds of
silage per day for each 100 pounds
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of live weight of the animal. A
dairy COW should have as much as
she will eat.
Chick Preparations
Now is the time to inspect the in
cubator and the brooder and get
them ready for the spring hatch.
Order any necessary parts at once
so that no delay will be necessary
when Matching time comes. 1t is
even better to shut up the machines
and let them run for a day or two
to see that everything is working
properly.
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{ d R d x z q u x u Y q q y .
w A MT d
One Cent 6 Word

y One Cent 2 Word ~
q No adv. taken for less than Csc u
q q q q q q q o q q q @ q
SHACK WANTED wish to buy a
shack suitable for work shop, 10x
IL to 12x14 in size. Will move it.
B. D. Mitsareff, box 43 city. 1tp
FOR RENT-Forty acres, good farm
land, 80 acres broke, all fenced;
two-room house. Half mile north
of Macon elevator. Write or see
Mrs. Steve Yellowrobe, Wolf Point
Montana. 50-1tp
FOR SALE - Household furniture.
Inquire at A. G. Hauge's barber
shop. 50-52-54-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Four room
modern house on S~outhside, full
basement, hot air heat and garage.
Price, reasonable payment down
and balance on monthly payments.
Write or see j. H. Coffey. 40-tf
FOR SALE-Maxwell car, nearly
new, disc wheels, 5 new cord tires,
chains and motor meter, finish on
body like new. Car driven about
500 miles. Price reasonable and
terms if desired. J.H. Coffey. 40tf
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HER EXCUSE

HER EXCUSE.
I'm surprised
that you'd let a
man kiss you on
such short &C.
quaintance.
Well, he said
1t was my own
fault that I
hadn't met him
sooner.
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New Desk Invented.
When the top of a new fiat desk for
business offices is raised a number Of
shallow compartments for papers and
other articles are revealed.
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SPECIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAM
ESTHER BAUM WILL WORK WONDERS

II you're bothered with unsEhtly superfluou
expert In electrolysis, and has been establish
1909 American Bank Bldg, I'll Iot-5iio,
EucrV iromun ores Il 10 herself 10 look her
hare smooth skin 10 bogiH trh
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Luncheon HOHOrS
Dean Milan

rhs o A. c. club. composed Of
alumni and former students of the
oregon Agricultural College. enter.
tained with a luncheon Of % covers
Wednesday in the Peacock room OF
The wiisouinn. to honor o. siias Ava
=. Milan. dean of tho Home Eco
Monies department. az the oregon
Agricultural College.
Miss Milan. who is Attending tho
woman's Life Career Conference at
the University OF Washington this
week. recently returned ,rom two
years leave Of absence in China.
where she went 10 establish a Home
Economies department al the Pekins
University.
Following the luncheon. Mrs. Philip
Gearhart rendered several vocal SC
lrciions and piano numbers we're
given by Miss Katherine Robinson.
while Mrs. Herbert sicrert added 10
the pleasure Of the guests by con-
tributing readings
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Y. w. C. A. ACTIVITIES


The calendar Mt the Young Won.
ems Christian Association for the
week beginning November l6 In.
cludes tho following;
Charm school in auditorium. p.
m. Talk. Meaning Of Charm" by
Mrs. ]. Howard Darlington.
Tuesday. Cosmopolitan Club, sec.
ond floor club rooms, 1880. Informal
talk by Mrs. ]. Howard Darlington.
wednesday, Athletic Club. gym.
nnsium. D. IN. Gymnastics and
basketball. Miss suclln Nicely, physl.
cal director in charge.
Thursday. Union Bible Club, Bible
room, y. m. Bible discussion led
by Miss Ella Mae Carney. religious
education director.
Friends OF All Club, third floor club
rooms. u. m. Bible lesson. Mrs.
Joseph c. Black in charge
Alsacon club, second floor club
rooms. 1880 y. m Bible discussion
led by Miss Florence n. IIanon, gen.
cral secretary. 3 p m. auditorium.
moving pictures, '"rhc silk Film" .
p. m. gymnasium, frolic
Hostesses for next week viii be:
Monday, Mrs w, II. Yonkers: Tues.
day, Mrs. f. H. Whitworth; Wednes.
day. Mrs, A. A. Gray. Thursday. Mrs.
w. l. Crawford; Friday Mrs. c. A.
Ferguson; Saturday, Mrs. r.. May
Ball.
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Seattle Society
Edited By Lillian Keen LeBalstor Telephone MA ir-OsOO
AsSistant-Frsnces Oldham
MuSic-Louise Raymond Owens
Music and Art Foundation Fund Tea. Cards
to Be Issued Nert Week for Tea

IhE fourth .a series 20 distract
teas n lbr interest III Jhr Music
H1t Ari Foundation fund will 10
Evn bs Mrr John leslie s1a9r ai
hrf home. ESaE Fast Highland dIiNc
ga Tuesday surwoau November rs
from 5 until s ueIrrA The affair b.
sHansarrI Gt Ihr East Madison unit.
Nrs pa AZ SIgbtE Ms Frank
Iru. Nr john pa Powell Mu Fired
Everett AIRS grarEe N1acli Mrs
Ecufst HGssaY Mus GrorEc a.
Iamnus ana Mrs Oscar Bowen will
assist Me Elizabeth sander Iilh
b iu thsrgr 81 The musical program
Tho first iu this series uf teas was
ten by AIRS Roy Page Ballard and
Mrs "a q. 81 Pratt az the homo OF
urs Ballard iu tho Mount Baker ais
fr.gt, ihe SECOND by Mrs. ". s Gris
aa'd and Mrs. p " Harsrayt lea the
University district. and tho third hy
Mrs Kerry, president of thT fund lt
Der home ON Queen Anne Hiii
Women who are interested .n che
Music and Art fund and thr cultural
side % Seattle are cordially invited 90
attend those musical teas
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Music
Choir Will Be
Heard Here

Dr. r. Mcliua Christensen. leader
o. the splendid st Olaf Lutheran
choir has not always been the
dominating musical personality IN
the history Of hls home state. Min.
uoHotn, that he n today The s.
Olaf choir did not spring into hc.
Ing IN a single season. Il is tho re-
hult of a long series OF experiments
extending over "A score OF years.
since Christensen took charge u
the music department % st. Olaf
college.
This leader made the 81 Olaf
band ono % The best In the North.
west. having done that. and drawn
attention 20 ~ olar college In It's
musical aspirations, he set In mo.
ton new inspirations by teaching
tho proper principles of choral IN,
depreciation.
About twelve years ago. little
trips here and there BY the choir
into outlying towns and neighbour.
ink states began 10 stimulate curius.
ity. soon vacations were given over
10 travel and concertiEinE. until. a.
tho present time. II Christensen de.
sired. no could III ten times "a
many engagements a. r. possible.
For tho students composing the
choir are held 20 strict accountable.
lily for their college work, music is
only incidental. not the chief cause
OF their being AZ 81, Olaf.
when tho choir went abroad.
general appreciation was shown,
from tho king and queen OF Nor.
way down TO the lowlieBt peasant.
Their tour was a triumph. for II
showed what tho new world had
accomplished in choral work and
what WINS possible by even the most
ordinary material.
This choir will he heard az tho
First Presbyterian church. Tuesday
evening. December 30. under tho
auspices Of tho Lutheran Brother.
hood and Lutheran woman'H club.
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In Charge at OrthOpedic
Lunch Room

Frlnk Park Guild with Mrs. c. l..
Harrison. hostess. will be In charge
at tho orthopedlc lunch room. 2if Co
lumbia st.. on Saturday Assisting
will be Mrs. s. y. Cochran. Mrs G. +.
uhden. Mrs. G. W. Johnson. Mrs.
ivan Hyland. Mrs. Leon Hewitt, Mrs.
n. n. Knapp. Mrs Max Harrison.
Mrs. EtG. Waldron. Mrs. Beulah Ro.
Wig, Miss Maud Younga and Miss
Lulu Fuller.
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Personal

judge and Mrs Burke will leave
this evening Tor New York Citl on a
months visit
Air and Mrs y , Coleman
tsauy Conneln are being con-
graduated on tho birth Of a son.
November 5, a. tho Columbus hos
pitaL
Mrs. c r. Clayp0ol il the guest u
her nou.lnla and daughter pr and
Mrs Torlist TorInnd
Mrs. Casper ". sharplss and 'hsr
daughter Mrs william G. u. Lewis,
have returned from "a weeks yisit IN
Portland.
Mn Psachy came In today ffom
the Country Club. whore ahs has
been tho guest for a few days d Mr
and Mrs Prescott oakes.
Mr and Mrs r. u crookc. ~
s.11 10th ave ~ T.. have az their
house guests. Mr. Crooks mother
and sister. Mr John y. Crooko and
Mrs. Frank G Arnold. OF The
paIIsu. ore. The visitors. who
formerly lived In Seattle. VIII he
extensively entertained during their
stay.
Mrs. Lyle Siaycr Vincent. return.
Cd Thursday from a six weeks trip
In the Fast
Mr.. md Mrs Earl Lawrence
daura scouEan arc being cnngrut
ulatcd upon tho birth OF a son,
October 81. in Portland
Mrs, a. r. Graham md daugh.
tor. Miss Juliet Graham. left Wed.
nosday for New York. TO visit Mr..
and Mra. Louis Bean for about two
months.
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Dinner Planned for
Miss Fisher

Air and Mrs W W Austin and
Mr. and Mrs. e. r Downie viii en-.
terrain twenty-five guests az dinner
Saturday evening. November g. ht
the Austin residence.
Mrs, Julia Fisher who viii sall
The last o. the month Tor HONG
kong 10 we'd Ar Maxwell liumii.
ton. VIII be the guest % honor
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Luncheon Club

The Mount Baker Park Luncheon
Club viii have a luncheon at one
O'Clock followed By bridge at the
clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon,
November 10.
Tho hostcases are Mrs. c. c. Eichel-
brrgcr. chairman. Mrs. X. 4. Bur.
neil. Mrs. a. II. Chuliis and Mrs. J.
s Duncan.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB
Queen Anne Study club will meet
Tuesday, November rs. at 2 p. m,
With Mrs. T.. D. Colvin, 4O7 West
Howe ST. Mrs +. G. Fcrree will talk
on Decorative Textiles" and Mrs.
Ira -. Ford on 'Potterieg Of Amer.
lea and England"
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BAZAAR AND DINNEn

The Pastors Ala aociety Of tho
First Presbyterian church will hold
It's annual bazaar In the main sun.
day school room Of the church on
Wednesday November 10. beginning
at 10 n, m. Articles Of every descrIp.
ton, both fancy and practical. viii be
on sale. Luncheon will be served at
noon; tea from to O'Clock, and ut
C.l5 there Will be dinner, which
will be open to the public.
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Reception for
Mrs. Bone

Dr. Hattie Slaughter will give a
reception az her residence. sl{5 y.
broadway. on Tuesday afternoon.
November -. from $50 20 $50
O'Clock
The affair will honor Mrs Scott
e. Bone. wife o. the governor Of
Alaska. who Is visiting In town
Assisting will BE- Mrs n r. Malihv.
Mrs. ID. r. Doolittie. Mrs. George r.
Graham. Mrs. George $. Turner aud
Mrs Carl English
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THANKSGIVING Informal

Tho junior members Of tho Seattle
Yacht club have cards out for their
Thanksgiving Informal on Friday
evening. November a. Reservations
are In charge Of Mr. willard Branch
and Mr. Vernon Latimcr.
The annual cabaret Of the junior
members win be held on December
goth.
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will give n talk on the opera, Lucia
al fammermoor
COUNTY HIVE TO
BE FORMED
The Hives OF tho Ladies' Of tho
Maccnbecs from Hoquiam. Aberdeen.
Tacoma. Seattle. Kirkland. Everett,
BelllnEham and Lyman will meet nj
woog's hall, 18th and Market. Bal.
lard, Friday. November Il. ut 10
n. m. for tho purpose Of forming n
County Hive association. All visiting
members invited TO attend. Take
cars No. S. Fl or rs and get off at
Market ST.
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Marriage Is Announced

AR and Mrs. Victor Hcrtrlck an
nounec the marriage OF their daush.
ter, Helen. 10 Mr. Joseph a. Demp.
scy Tho ceremony took place on
"Wednesday morning. November 6. at
81 james Cathedral. Father T Ryan
officiating
Mrs Dempsey, who u well known In
musical circles. Is a graduate % tho
New England Conservatory Of Music
Mr and Mrs, Dempsey arc a. home
az the Washington Irving Apart
mcnts. 1905 r. Howell 81
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Hosts at Dinner and
IIMSlcnIc

Mr and Mrs BENJAMIN Bortz
were hosts no dinner Of fourteen
covers OF their home Wednesday
evening. entertaining n honor Of
Mr. Boris Malsky. the Russian hari-
tone. During tho evening a delight.
ful musical program was presented
BY Mr Malsky and Miss Carolyn
Swing
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EURYTHM1Cs
DEMONSTRATION

a Eurythmics demonstration. un.
der the direction Of Berthe Fancy
Duw and Wallace Daw. recent Nom.
bors OF the Daicroze School Of Eu.
rythmics In Geneva, Switzerland. Will
be given Friday evening, November
IL. OF the Cornish school. Mr.. and
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cLAssIc cuLTuRE cLuB

The Classic Culture Club will meet
Saturday, November 15,'at 2 p. m,
at the Federated Clubhouse. a
Thanksgiving day program viii be
presented and donations will be re-
ceived for the Theodore Home. Mrs.
Edward r Flick will speak, while
Mrs j h. Boswell. accompanied By
Mrs. Roderick Dunbar. will sing.
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Mrs. BredeS Entertaining
al Luncheon

To honor Mrs, Eliza Ferry Lsary
aud Mrs. Flora o'Donnsl Mrs II r..
Brcdcs will entertain al luncheon
next Tuesday afternoon az the VIII
sunian.
Mrs. oDonnel will leave November
~ for Washington. D. c.. 20 spend
The winter.
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ROBERT MORRIS CHAPTER
WILL GIVE DANCE

Robert Morris Chapter will give mn
informal dance on Saturday evening.
November Is. NJ tho Masonic club.
rooms. Arcade building. whist and
bridge also will be played. MI Ma
sons. Eastern Stars and friends are
invited.
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Mrs. O'Sbcd WIN Honor
Miss St0lteRberg

Mrs William Michael o'shea wil
send out cards next week Tor a tsa az
her apartment On the san Marco on
wednesday afternoon. December 2.
from 4 60 8 o'clock. In honor o. Miss
claire StoitenberE
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Special Dinner at
College Club

Tho College Club will give 4 special
dlnnc- at the clubhouse on Friday
evening. November "a. honoring Mr.
Walter Camp, the famous football au.
thorlty.
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gATEwopp CHURCH BAZAAR
The ladies' Social circle of Cate
aaaI HHl#f church En hg'I fa
HHHaI IHaar TUESDAY ana Wei
r-HfHr EnaHmHrr IsIH and THIr. IE
FHa church gr.ar HfIH and W
WHeIH a a.Harr uIH ha HHard
THnaIHr uanH rr# HuI beautiful
articles wHaIH. g. rHHsfmHa eus
eHU De- na Ha|#
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Luncheon and Bridae

Mrs James T. Ercwstrr win en-.
terrain with two bridge lunchcons
az her home. the first on Friday
afternoon. November 20. and the
second on Friday afternoon. No
ycmbsr s.
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ALPHA AUXILIARY

The regulnr meeting Of Alpha Aux.
iliary 10 Local $50 will meet Friday
November IA, at y. m. at 1915 First
ave. 4 dance viii follow the meet
ing.
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Hostesses at
.Bridqe Luncheon

To honor Mrs. John Albcrs Mrs
Henry Schmidt and Alrs. W. n. Irvine
viii be h0stcsses at luncheon Of rs
covers on Tucsduy afternoon. No
vember 70. NJ the home Of Mrs,
Schmidt.
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LADY STIRLING
CHAPTER ID A. a. .
Lady stirling chapter b A r.
W.I' commemorate rgHau.r HaF
Monday November M. ar rhr hamr
nr Sire ~ a. Taylor. eagI sea HFs
The program H.T H- "a surprise.
and a.ll Er followed aF rsFEa
This hrIaH tbr aHr -1.si event
before fHr annual iHraf use mnaf
d large attendance o. requested
ErMMAGE SALE
Tho Mothers r.uH OF Alpha Sis
wa I'm SASH hold a Tumm1Hr -aIs
at lalg Fisf ave. Friday and 7HN
HulaI NOVEMBER ne auI l..F
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sEArrI.E -IOnGE 40. I

Seattle Lodge No. 7, Degree Of
Honor will meet in Evergreen hall.
1909 Ninth ave. Tuesday evening.
November IS. at 7;45 o'clock. A pro.
gressivc whist party will begin at .
O'Clock. Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, IN
charge. requests members to make a
special effort to attend Refresh.
ments.
At Gas p. m the drill team will
meet for practice,
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Informal Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Radford enter
tanned with an informal dinner at
their home on Thursday evening.
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Bridge Luncheon
Compliments Mrs. ALbers

Mrs. A. H. Galloway complimentcd
Mrs John Aibers AZ luncheon today
Ia her apartment NJ The Victoria,
Covers were placed for sixteen guests.
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Small luncheon

Mrs. c. A. Maury entertained
with a luncheon OF eight covers.
followed by NAH jonEg. this after.
noon. A. the wilsouian.
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Mrs. Daw will present 80 students In
the demonstration,
CUSTER AUXILIARY
DINNER
Custer Camp Auxiliary will give a
complimentary dinner 10 comrades
and their wives and widows. at Vet
Grams hall. Armory. Tuesday even.
ing. November rs. nt 6 o'clock.
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FINE AIRS sTuDY GLUE

The music department Of the Fine
Arts study club viii meet at the
home Of Mira. John j. DohoriY 1885
i1st ave, s. w. Thursday November
20. at 10 u. m. Mrs. a. l.. McScown
viii have charge Of the lesson, Voice
Composers" and Mrs. u. q. Johnson
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woMAN's EDUCATIONAL

CLUB
Tho Woman's Educational club
win meet at the Federated club
house on Saturday. November 90,
Mt o'clock Topic: Government
OF japan; Immigration" Mrs. Harry
s. Workman. General discussion.
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IApAtnNY HOMEsTEAD

Harmony Homestead, No. 1913,
Brotherhood OF American Ycomcn,
viii present play entitled THE
Country School" under the auspices
of It's dramatic club on Tuesday
evening. November rs. Rowena Cir.
Gle viii hold a bazaar on the after.
noon and evening OF the same day at
NJ. w. A. hall. lg2g1s Third ave,
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cnnwN HILL ~. a.

The Crown Hin Pr. a. will hold
a pads Night Tuesday evening
November IS. at 8 o'clock Mr., r..
II. Cole will he the speaker. The
Lincoln high school quartet will rem.
der songs. MIR Charles Hess viii
lead the community singing. All par.
cntg and friends are cordially invited.
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IONA CHAPTER
CARD PARTY

Innin Chnptcr. Q, 2. $. VIII Rive a
card party al Dnrtnall's cnfctcrin,
Friday evening. November ~, mt
.sl5 O'Clock. Masons and Eastern
Stars invited.
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rAGM cIRCIE 30. Sd

PALM CIRCLE NO. So
Palm Circle No. SC, n. Of w, VIII
give a social evening on Monday,
November II, in ]. o. o. f. hall.
Cards and music.
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HELPERS CLUB TO
HOLD GALE

The Helpers Club Of Aloha Chap
ter No. ZIG. o. f. s.. will hold a sale
of food and fancy work at Unger's
Meat Market, 1906 woodlawn Ave,
on Saturday, November IS.
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WOnen's Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
AUXILIARIEs OF

AUXILIARIEs or
RUTH SCHOOL
The combined uuxillarics OF the
Ruth School Building Fund will
ggive a card party at Wings cafe
gtcria. Saturday evening. November
Is. at 8 o'clock.
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Yor g ruwE Club
~ Come Shopping GOhh cecdVs -

II rs 40 VIZ
Of aHytaO
- Hher on me 'o''
Horsfsr but 10 a month o.
notion s'ss
OFT Ogia
instead o. h9
q aitff year.
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