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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16
NORMAN INSTITUTE
RECEIVES $4,000
Handsome Gift rendered
Preparatory School Raises
Institution in Rank

NORMAN PARK, June 16.-At
recent meeting Of the full Board
of Trustees Of Norman Institute,
the splendid preparatory school 10
Gated at Norman Park, Georgia, it
was decided to raise the course CT
study to a full two year college
iunior college-and to raise by vol
untary gifts $4,000 to make the
desired 100000 endowment. At
the commencement exercises Presl-
dent L. H. Browning announced
that the local Norman Park people
had raised that amount and the
school would open next year not
only as a high school and business
college but also as Junior Col
lege.
This school has been doing
great work for all of South Geor-
gia for "a years and now it cones
forward on a greater scale of use
fitness by giving the boys and girls
of this section a chance to get two
wears college work at reasonable
rates. 1t is also desired by many
parents that their children attend
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16
White and BOOrde Both
In Pink of Condition

and clever boxer to put up a real
melee and in Boorde and White
Americas veterans have matched
men Of that type.
Whites record Of battles speaks
for itself. The youngster has
fought five of the best around his
home city of Columbus within the
past several months. None Of them
have been able to stay in the soup
more than four stanzas, the major
ity of them have fallen before his
terrific smashes before the third
round has been concluded. He
goes after a knockout from the
first bell and keeps on slamming
away until his punch lands in a
vital spot and then the fight is
over.
Reports from Atlanta state that
Boorde is taking the bout here with
White more seriously than his meet
ing with Boots" Antley in Column
bus a short time ago. Antley IS
rated now as one of the best feath-
erweights in the business and is
fighting Artie Mccain, southern
featherweight titleholder in Saw
annah on June 20.
That should mean great deal
to Americas fans vino are to be-
come cash customers of the legion
Tuesday evening. 1t places White
above Antley as far as Boordc is
concerned and that gent is the one
to have to face his blows. It's go
ing to be a great battle, if things
come off as they are indicated and
there is every indication that they
will.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16
CORPORATIONS OUT OF
LUCK ON TAX REFUND

ATLANTA, June 16.-Corpora-
tions are not entitled to the rs per
cent income tax reduction in max
ing their quarterly payments due
today, it was announced Friday in
the office Of J. T. Rose, collector
of internal revenue for Georgia.
Numbers of corporations are
making their payments, the collect
or stated, with the rs per cent de-
duction to which they are not en-
titled. Corporations whose full
quarterly payments are not in the
mails by midnight Monday will be
classed as delinquents, Mr.. Rose
stated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEL
Look Young! Bring Back u
Natural Color, Gloss and
Attractiyeness
AtlA

Common garden sage brewed int
heavy tea with sulphur added, twill L
gray, streaked and faded hair beai
fully dark and luxuriant. Just !
applications will prove a revelation
your hair is fading, streaked or q
Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur
ipe at home, though, is troubleso
An easier way is to get a bottle
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compoi
at any drug store all ready for
This is the old-time recipe improved
the addition of other ingredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is
sinful, we all desire to retain
youthful appearance and attractiven
By darkening your hair With Wye
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no
can tell, because it does it so nature
so evenly. You just dampen a spo
or soft brush with it and draw
through your hair, taking one ST
strand at a time; by morning all 6
hairs have disappeared, and, after
other application or two, your hair
comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft
luxuriant.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16
Charlie Loeb Here Now Ar
ranging Details of Fistic En-
counter Tuesday Night
WHITE KNOCKOUT ARTIST
White Considered Best Fighter
Yet Tackled By BOorde, At
lanta Lad
] d. IaRuGso RAMSEY

ss. with The announcement that
Dick White and Freddie Boorde
were in the best condition, the
Americas lugionaires today stated
that they were expecting the larg-
est fistic audience ever assembled
in this South Georgia metropolis to
be present Tuesday evening for tie
battle between these two youthful
opponents Of the gentle art of hit
and duck.
''' Charlie Lock, Columbus wrestler
and boxing instructor, manager of
White and matchmaker for the le-
gion post here, who has been in
Americas for several days getting
all the details worked out, made
the announcement today that his
boy and oorde would enter the
hempen enclosure ready for the at
fray with every ounce Of fighting
spirit they possessed.
White, according to Loeb is
mauling his sparring mates righ.
and left at the Y. M. C. A. at his
home in Columbus. He is knock
ing 'em right and left and none APP
pear able to withstand his straight
rights and singing jabs. He is
just kid, Lock says, and is hard
to control with his hitting. He is
like Firpo in one way, he wants TO
bowl over all his sparring partners
just to see how the old punch is
coming along.
Boorde is the best fighter
young White has met. The Allan
tan is a veteran of a hundred or
more ring battles and steps about
the enclosure like a born mauler
He is different type from White
being Stribling style of mauler
and that assures a real battle.
The legionaires, who are promot.
ing card, have profited by the ex.
perience. of promoters in the bio
cities, who have made the mistake
liar matching two boys who are sim
liar in. style. 1t takes a hard hitter
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16

These are the good old days we
will be longing for a few years from
now.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16

All the figures after Jan. l,
1922, are necessarily tentative, for
the Bureau of the Census has not
yet published complete monthly
data for births and deaths covering
the periods since 1921.
Improved methods of estimating
the nations population for tie
years following tn Census count in
1920, were developed by the Bu-
reau of Economic Research in CON
tinuance of its studies of income
in the United States, and the rela-
ton of income to population.
The process evolved by the Blu
reau is based on the Registration
area" theory and takes into cons;d
Grafton alegeements of error dis
closed in previous work and the re-
suits attainel by it are believed to
Approximately very clohely actual
figures.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16
JUGO-SLAV GIRL
4 BANDIT MARCELLED

BELGRADE, lane 16.-Not bob
bed but carefully marcelIed, Jugo-
slavia's girl bandit has been cap
tured near Brbovo village together
with a half dozen of her band of
brigands.
Young and prepossessing, she is
known as the "silken woman" be-
cause of her extravaganza in dress.
When captured she was clothed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16

completely in silk and wore neat
little patent leather pumps. Soft
spoken and Of quiet demeanor, she
is described as enterprising and
reckless as any man in her exploits.
The police are trying to discover
her real name. Her fellow priso-
ners absolutely decline to divulge
it. '''S
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16

ssome institution the first year
their college life where they will
disciplined and where the Gown
not SO large.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-16
Your Kind of
Face Powder

If there is anything in face pow
ders you want, it will pay you t.
ask us first; when we say "any.
thing" you get an idea of the enor-
nous line of face powders we car
ry' Your Powder is here. Prices
ranging from 25c to 5000. all
tints. 80
AMERICAS DRUG CO.
Phone rs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
OPORTUNlDAD

Sc vende en- San Pedro de Macorls,
Republ.ca Dominicana, UNA COLO
MA consistente en- (6) SEIs MIL
TAREAs DE chNAS. cuatro mil de
retohos de primer Y segundo corte y
dos mil de gran cultura, con un prone
diO de production dc % a 80 mil tone
ladas de csfias para Ia zafra de 1924 25.
Ademss contiene:- 20 Yuntas de bue-
yes. 1s Carretas de bueyes, 2 Rancho
nes de 1oox20 para trabajadores, ! Ca
sa para Mayordomo, Casas de 20'x2o''
Casa para Bodega, Ranchon para
guardian las carretas, Arados, htiles,
etc FL precio de venta por todo en-
conjunto es Ell de sl2o, 100000 o sea
S20.-por tarea.- A pagar con ei 500
de contado y el resto dos amos plazo
con ell 1871 annual, pagaderos mensnal-
mente. - Informaran los seaores Igle-
sias & Hernandez. San Pedro de Maco-
ris. r. ID. P. o BOX No. 5. Advt'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
SOLICITAMOS AGENTES

Para vendcr va maravilloso Instruments
aien4an conS.steEte en- una combination ds
NUhNE AEIICULoS: DOBLE MIuoSCRo
Plo para exhm.n las msravillas de ~
NIturalexa. GEMELOS de Teatro, LENTE
DC aumenlo para leciura, ELESCOPIO de
gran alcancc para cl campo. BRtJULA.
LENTE dc en-cndor fuego, ESTEREoSCo
Pho, ESPEJO de bolsiilo y LARINGOSCo-
PIo pars examinar los ojos nariz. gargan.
"a y oidos. rs inStrumcnto interesanti-
siBlo. &c lnmenSs utilidad para todo el mum
DO. Cuantos 10 ven quedan aSombrados de
81 sieHtel irresistibles deseos de poseer-
lo. Basta mostrarlo para venderlo. con
toda facilidad puedcn venderse muchos cen
tenareS todas parties. Concedemos 4 upes
tros Agentes maguiheas comisiones.
Mamie usted inmediatGmente rs centa-
vos poI un lnsirumento dc mueStra con sus
insurcciones iiustradaS, nuestra Ageneis
para esa pobiaci6n. 81 10 deses pida tamben
un mUsstrario de JOYERIA de magnifca
saildad bajo precio. facilisima de ven
der. Aproveche esta oportuniigd de ganar.
facilmente dc IS $25 semanales en- sus
ratos libres. esoriba hoy mismo. sin falta.
RIvALLE MERcANTIL AGENCY.
Box as. CAYEY p. r.
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MUNIoIP1o DE YAUco, p. R.


Proposiciones para proveer del moi
liario signiente, destinado a, las ofici-
mas del Municipio de Yauco, seran re-
cib.das en- mi oacina sitaaaa en- Ia Ca
sa Acadia, hasta el dia 81 de Enero
de 1924. las 10 de la mafana, hora fl
jada para el acto y aperture de Pile
gos:
sila butaca o Giratoria grande.
o escritOriOs-pupitres para ssamblels-
Ia.
sillas butacas especia.es para asam
bleistas.
l docena sillas estilo corriente
sillones y butacas, estilo selecto.
l escr.torio piano. grande.
letters cabinet de seis gavetas.
l refrigerator para agua.
perchas sombrereras peluefias con
espejo central
Las ofertas Sc .,aran EN- pliegos &C.
rrados, con cl s:guiente rubro: "op-
cion a In Subasta dc Mobiliario para
las oacinas del Municipio de Yau
co. P. R.. Y enviadas bajo cubierta al
Comisionado Municipal de Servicio
Publico que suscribe.
Dichas propsiciones dsberan contener
la description completa de cada articu-
10, clase, medida, material. precios por
unidad, Y cnalquier otro detalIe 1lus-
trativo. Sc escribiran en- maquinilla, Sc
hrmaran mano por el hcitador po-
dram referirse todos partc de los
artieulos relacionados
La Junts de Subasta ,ntsgrada por
el Concsjo de Administrator Sc rcser-
va Ell derecho de reehazar parcial o
tOtalmente cualquiera de. todds las
proposic!ones; adiudicar la buena pro
bajo otras consideraclones que las del
precio solamente adjudicar mas de
un licitador Ia subasta, por selection de
les articulos mas apropiados.
Todo otro dato information Y pie
go de condolences generates, pueden
obtsnerse de esta ofcina, solicitud
de parte interesada.
Yauco, P. r. Enero IS de 1924.
Domingo vIvALDI,
Comisionado Servicio Pdblico
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
En- Ia prensa...
OOntinuaci6u de Ia Ira. pGs.

zan Ia clase de gobierno territorial de
Alaska
Considerable Ell otorgamiento de la
Estadidad, el hecho de que cerca de
55 por ciento de la poblacion de Pto.
Rico sea analfabeta es cosa que no de-
be dejarse de tener en- cuenta. La ma
yoria dc los votantes no saben leer. De
los nativos cue eran adultos en- 1900,
ia inmensa mayoria son analfs betas.
La "clase dirigente" Sc con. pone en- su
mayor parte. de gente blanca descen-
diente de los espanoies. Ellos obtuvie-
ron Ia promssa de autonoDia del go
IisIno espafol en- visperas lie Ia Cue
rlf con Estados Unidos. Al prcseEte
clos, no solsmente dominan los votan-
t3s analfaSetas, sino que tambieh Ger
cen su induencia en- Ia nIGgl genera
cl6n no perteneciente s. class 1ue
IN aprendido leer en- las essuelas cs-
t&t.ecidas tsjo ell regimea amrcicAlo.
III yoto es obigatoTio.
He aqui algunos de los clmhi)s en-
la Ley organica que Sc solici az pcr loS
portorriQpeflos: Una declaration acerca
de "status final" de la is'a, % 4ue es
razonable; poder de legislar ISM res
:. .iCciones en- todos los ash Il u ioc1-
les, cosa que de que no sozSn los Ii
n-inos. eleccion del Goberua l.: por ei
voto de los electores capacitados. dere-
cho este que no Ia sido otorga-
do a los ciudadanos en- Alaska; nom
IL; mientos cue ahora hace el Prn''fer
te para ser hechos desde atorl en- ale
III &c por el Gobernad-' con el cousea
timlerto del senado Tnsular. proposi-
c,cn esta que debera tr aai la a IA c.ec-
ci6n popular del Gobaral !or; aurorldad
rtIa legisiar respecs, lie tcdos 90 'srn
tos de caracter ecer6fTico, adquisicion
d. tierras. ilnrssici51 de arbitr:os y
rertas internas. l. apiicacm Puerto
Rico do medidas Guc henehcicn Ia agrl
cr.tu-a v la instrTcciSn Y que ''Se ey-
t:,ndsn q todos les Estados de Ia Ur:on
An ericana' 10 qu' en- principle, es
jrsto Al considerar este programa IA
.i.uaci6n del Cor2reSo tienc que ser
cfi..ca la raz6n es de que = EStadi-
dad franca SOLO paeie ser oto=ssGa
rravss de una forns lie gobieIno teIIi-
torial y entrstan.o, Pto. Rico no Sc
ruede dotar con alSGlds de los prlVi-
,sgios inherentes los Estados."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
M PorNCARE IECIBE A LOS EN-
BAJADoREs DE ALEMANIA Y
ESPANA

PARIS. enero "a Omitted Press) !.
M Po!ncare recibira esta tarde al
embaiador aleman a la conferencia de
expertos internacionales. Mr.. Schacht.
Sc cree que discutiran el proyectado
estahlecimiento de un banco internacio
nal
Mr. Schacht conferencio aver tar
de con M. Barthou, segtn Sc tiene en-
tendido, sobre la misma question.
Hoy tambisn sera recibido por el
Jefe del Gobierno frances Ell embaja-
dor de Espaha, en- asuntos relaciona-
dos con la question de Tanger.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
HOTELES
CENTRAL

Edificio construido exprcsamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor. Habitaciones con baho. Ts-
lefouo, Timbres. Barberis y cuanso
reqrnere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europec American Plan.
Desds 81 90 a $50. Desde S2.50 . $50
Restaurant Ia Carta. Cubierto sI.o9
SAN JOSE No. 12.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25

N gsrganta Y de los pulmones es causa
de pulmonia y dc 0tras graves enferme-
dndes. CuantO mss prOuto quitamos In
t0s tanto mas presto nos sentimos aliviR-
dos pasamos nocbes mas reposadas
El Jarabc Leonardo para In Tos aiivia y
fuerzo, protege los pulmones. Y alicia las
causas de Ia enfermedad. .Atentos a Ia
primera t0s Procurense en- In h0tica un
botella de Jarabe Leonardo para Ia Tos
(Creosotadol. Excelente en- casos de tos,
resfriados, influenza, conueluche. tos
ferina, y bronquitis. Gustoso, inaocue
y SECURE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
.ANUNClODE SUBASTA FL vaIOr de un hombre

(Para mi siempre afectuoso dis
cipulo, Hipolito Rodriguez Ea-
jardo
"El valor de I'm hombre no Sc
mide por Ia estatura. sino por
Ia cantidad 6e Intehgencia Y
de Virtud que posea."
(victor HUGO).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
Sc DISUELvE Ell PARIIAMENTo
ITAI.IANo

ROMA, enero "a Omitted Pres).-
Esta mafana fue frmado por ell Rey.
el decreto ordenando la disolucion del
Parlamentc. El anuncio Official de la
firma del decreto sera hecho mas tar
de.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
Ell CONGRESo CoMUNISTA
ALEMAN RINDE UN HOMENA
JE A LA MEM0RIA DE
LENINE

PARIS. enero %. Omitted Press) -
Sc informa que ell Presidente del Con-
greso Nacional aleman dc Comunistas
al anunciar la muerte del jefe maximo
de la repdblica Soviet, Nikolai Lenine,
pidi6 fueran suspendidas las sesiones
durante tres horas en- seAal de duelo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
BALEARES

ARECIBo, Plaza Principal. Hotel, Ca
e, colmado Restaurant. Ell mejor de
ArecibO. sitio pra AUTOMOBILES snexo
81 Hotel.
PEDRO oRPI.
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Juncos, P. R., enero IS, 1924
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
Hotel Belgica

HaDitaciones frescas. comidas
exceIentes. Situado en- vale vi
Iia No. 3 ell sitio mas c@ntrico de
Ponce.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-04
Westby

Jacob Rasmussen purchased D. new
Chevrolet touring car this week.
Henry Jensen returned from st.
Paul Friday, where he had taken cat
tie and hogs.
Mrs. Renhart Stubbe and children
arrived here Friday from Bergville,
MINI for a visit with relatives. They
made the trip in Ford.
Mrs. Anna Jensen, mother of Mrs.
John Christofferson, left Tuesday for
Colgan, N. D., where she will visit
another daughter.
Herbert Larsen has accepted a po--
sition in J. P. JchnsOn's cream and
oil station while John is on his vaca-
ton. Emmett Hawbaker expects to
be his chief assistant.
The citizens Of Westby, who have
been crawling the Blue Trail be-
tween this city and McElroy discon-
tinued their work for this season last
Friday. The road has been put II
A No. 1 condition for which great
praise is due them.
Editor and Mrs. PaulsOn crankeC
ND the jitney Wednesday morning
and motored to Willistcn where Mrs
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-04

Paulson will serve as a delegate at
the convention of the Auxiliary Of
the American Legion.
B. Larsen, Henry Reuter- and John
Slayer mOtored to PlentywcOd Tues
day on business.
Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Bueide return
ed Tuesday evening from an auto
trip to Fargo and Minnesota points.
A District convention CT the Dan
ish Lutheran church which began on
Thursday and lasts through Sunday
is in full sway at the Danville church
There will be sermons and addresses
every day by accomplished speakers.
Dinner and supper will be served ev-
cry day in the basement of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohweder mot
ored to Crosby Thursday.
Alkaho defeated Fortuna at the
national pastime Sunday to 1.
Anton Kusy of Chicago is relieving
John Rohweder while the latter IS
preparing for his vacation trip.
Sig Otheim and two children, Nor
man and Florence, left for their
home at Crosby, Friday, after spend
ing a few days in Westby visiting
friends
C. N. Rostad and son Walter, re-
turned last Friday from trip to
Wolf Point. They encountered some
what bad roads.
Bracer Anderson of Milbank, S. ID.
came up from Crosby Saturday anc
visited over Sunday with B. Larson
and family. He went to Grenorf
Monday to visit his brother Benny
Anderson.
News has been received here tina
on Tuesday at 200 o'clock Garfield
Vosend died in Ambrose of compiled
tions resulting from fall from
horse some time ago. He was abou
20 years old and was well know
and liked in this community, wher
he had spent the greater part of hi
. life. He leaves his parents and
, number of younger brothers and SIS
tiers to mourn his loss.
! C. w. Aunger, cashier of the F1fS
international Bank of Fortuna, Gale
in Westby Sunday.
); Several families in this city al
contemplating vacation trips and WI
leave within the next week or Sc
: John Slayer, accompanied by h
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-04
1776

VIM. Cookery of Raymond was in
town on Tuesday.
F. S. Ford of Scobey was caller
in town Tuesday.
Juanita Stevens of Scobey has been
visiting at the N. J. Nelson nome.
FOR SALE: Nearly new piano, or
/ will trade for stock. F. j. FROST, +
Outlook, Mont. 1872
A number of Outlook people took
in the ball game at PlentywoOd on
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred NJ Tooke left on Tues
day for few days visit with friends
in Minct.
There have been several cars Of
tourists passing through town the
last few days.
H. c. Paulson and John Lazelle of
Bergfeld, Sask., were business visi-
tors in Outlook on Tuesday.
Oscar Helseth's father of Pelican
Rapids, Mimi, was in town en-
Wednesday.
90
Mr.. and Mrs Sven Rydberg and
daughter were PlentywoOd visitors on
D Tuesday.
Z Mrs. Chester Ford, Mrs. A. F. Prim
and Miss Nina Ford were callers in
= Plentywc0d Tuesday afternoon.
u Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kasamix of MinOt
North Dakota, passed thru town or
, Tuesday on their way to points, IN the
n west.
Mr.. S. w. Thomson went to Battle,
son en- Monday to get Mrs. Thomson
= who has been visiting at that place
i0 for the past week.
Mrs. John Koterba, OF DriscOn, n
III Dakota, who has been visiting at tn
VI homt of her son, G. A. KOterba, re
turned to here home on Tuesday.
k The Mess'rs. Ole Fiske, Arthur, S
us gurd and Oswald Klofstad left c
on Monday in Ole Fishes car for point
in Minnesota.
90
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Ben A. johnson al
ice Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph johnson we
business visitors in PlentywOod {
Wednesday.
W 90
ich Ed Hanna and daughter of Ra,
A. mond were in Outlook on Monda
nd Mr. Hanna bringing his daughter
the hospital.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-04
Redstone

When in Plentywood, boycott the
boycotters-You know who they are.
Let's have free press.
Mrs. j. H. Johnson left tuesday
afternoon for Minneapolis where she
will visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Ness of Great
Falls arrived here Thursday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Balder Jensen left
Thursday morning for Crosby. n. u,
where Mr.. Jensen will attend to
some business matters.
E. r. Hanson was Plentywood
visitor Wednesday.
L. c.. DuttOn and family of Duluth,
Mimi, arrived here for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gray. They
will also visit at Yellowstone Park
before making their trip home.
J. w. Franklin, who has been at
/ Spokane, Wash, for the past year,
was a Redstone visitor Monday.
7 Baldur Jensen was transactlng
! business at the county capitol Mon
day.
Sheriff Salisbury and Mr.. Hansen,
the Plentywood miller, were Redstone
visitors Monday afternoon.
Rev. Paris E. Wells of Minneapolis,
who is holding revival services at An
tlope, visited with Rev. Matney be-
tween trains Monday.
Peter Beverage, who had three ribs
fractured from a kick from a horse
went to Plentywood Monday. where
he received medical treatment.
County Agent Ostby was up from
Plentywood last Saturday attending
the Farmers Produce Picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Christianson Of
Plentywocd and Miss Hegland,
former teacher in the Redston'
schools, came up from PlentywooC
Tuesday, Miss Hegland staying for
few days visit at the A. +. Lee!
home.
A. E. Lecy left Thursday Afternoon
for visit with relatives at NecedaE
Wis.
\ IT. D. Loucks took his young so
Homer to Plentywood the first OF tn
week to receive medical treatment TO
a broken arm. The arm was broke
: while playing.
l. A part of car of hogs were shiI
e ped from here this week with Fla1
n Vile parties can the Great NOrther
20 and part of car over the 500 lin
m with Whitehall parties.