davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-09-19
were exceptionally wild for the
first day of the season.
Trade at Home
WEATHER REPORT

Following is the range of temper
allure and precipitation at Mountain
Home, Idaho, for the week ending
September is. 1924.
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necke Friday.
Erwin Heath returned from En-
nett where he was looking after his
prune crop, the first of the week.
Hoalst and Heath sold cattle to a
Boise market this week.
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DINNER PARTY
AT HARMON'S

An attractive dinner party was
given last Friday evening in honor
of Miss Marian Dick, who left for
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Trade at Homie
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-10
TRAINING CAMP
FOR 6 IDAHO
COUNTY MEN

Applications are being received for
recruits for the Citizens Military
Training camp at Fort Douglas, Utah.
The course is earlier than last year.
Starting June 10 and ending July II.
Transportation, food, medical attention
and equipment are furnished those
who are accepted. While the training
IS somewhat intensive yet there is
ample time for recreation and amuse-
ment, it is pointed out. 1t is a vaca-
ton with expenses paid and so obli-
cation for future military Service.
Idaho county's quota is only six. Those
anxious to go should file their appli-
cation early, it is stated.
Last year Idaho county was allowed
two more than the quota and the
same thing may be true this year, but
those who are serious should make
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-10
P. n. G. dance April 80.

L. N. G dance April 81.
For Sale - Bronze Turkey eggs
81 per setting of 10. Mrs. A. p
Schnell. 4Stf
Federated Church-Regular Services
next Sunday morning. Church school
at 8 AS; morning worship at IL. The
Rev. r. ID. Osterhout will deliver the
sermon in the morning. There will be
no evening service. r. r. Martin,
pastor.
Besides the regular family wash,
we clean carpets, curtains, quilts and
blankets. Phone TAI. Electric Laun-
dry.
18th Grandchild-Mrs Jack Tilson,
of Winona, was grandma for the
fourteenth time April when 9A
pound son was born to her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Crow. The babe has been
named Chester.
Small Ranch for Crop Rent. G.
w. Herring. 1t.
A. w. darlington, Surety Bonds.
Freshman FrOlic - About thirty
members of the freshman class gave
surprise party on Grant and War
rem Green, sons of DIR. and Mrs.
A. Green, at their residence on South
State street, last Friday evening.
radio concert, music and games made
the evening merry.
Save money and time by placing
your magazine subscriptions at the
Smoke House. 17tf
Campfire Girls-Grangeville Camp
fire girls took their play to White
bird Saturday evening. Receipts of
$25 from the performance were given
to the newly-organized Campfire girls
at Whitebird. Mrs Whitney German
is guardian of the Whitebird girls
Have your suit or coat cleaned and
pressed for Easter. It will look Ike
new when Soltman does It,.
Sells Cars-Walter McAdams re-
ports the sale of a Dodge touring car
to Henry Meyer and an Overland
touring TO Lester wilkins.
Have your suit or coat cleaned and
pressed for Easter. 1t will look like
new when Soltman does it,.
Jazz Black Quits = Miss Irene
(Jazz) Black, on Monday resigned
as teacher of the Highland school,
near Greencreek. The term will be
completed by Mrs. r. ID. Mack, of
Scout Carnival-Don't forget the
Boy Scout carnival Saturday evening
April 10, in the Community house.
The boys need the money and you
need the fun.
Have your suit or coat cleaned and
pressed for Easter. 1t will look like
new when SOltman does it,.
Episcopal Services Rev. d. j.
w. Sommerville, of Lewiston, will
hold services in the Episcopal church,
Grangeviule, next Sunday evening at
8 o'clock.
New AutO-B. f. Shaw has taken
delivery of a new Jewett touring car.
livery of new Jewett touring car.
For SaIe-7-passenger Buick. Splen.
did condition. For particulars call
Mrs CLYDE Van Sise. 47-2
Mail Clerk Exam Railway mail
clerk examination will be held at the
Grangeville postoffice, May 3.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-10
their nnnlication at once.

their application at once.
The American legion is much inter
ested in the military training camps
and the following men in Idaho coun-
ty will give information to prospective
recruits:
Monte Shuck, post commander,
Whitebird.
Frank Alberts, adjutant, Cotton
wood.
Frank Rice, adjutant, Kooskia.
Charles Simmons is chairman of the
county organization and will give in
formation and assistance to those in
terested in and near Grangeville. APP
plicants must be physically fit and of
good moral character.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-10
LUKE'S GULCH
SCHOOL WINS
SPELLING

Pupils of District "a, the Luke's
Gulch district, with an average of so
percent, won the school prize in the
Idaho county spelling contest, recent
ly concluded. Mrs. Lucy Tibbs is
teacher of the school. Five pupils had
100 percent and one "a in the district.
ALI pupils who received a grade of
100 will receive first prize medal,
and those above 80 will receive a
second prize medal
The contest was written, and COM
prised fifty words. The contest was
under dire ton of Mrs. Eta M.
Arnold, county superintendent of
schools.
Following named pupils received
30 percent or better:
District Percent
2 Kenneth Harris, Grangeville- SO
2 Edith Wilkin, Grangeville- 90
Ethel Broughman, Grangevile- 90
3 Joe Ben Zehner, Grangeyille- 9S
Raymond Johnston, Grange
Vile ------------------ w
8 Marion Johnston, Grangeville- "a
Mildred Zehner, Grangeville- "a
8 Geneva Gregg, Grangeville--- 9S
Perry Nelly, Grangeville----- 9S
Harold Johnston, Grangeville- 9S
5 Alma Cash, Grangeville------ 90
10 Dorothy Wilson, Whitebird--- SO
81 John Won Bargen, Fenn------ SO
2S Margaret Esh, Elk City, SO
2S Billy Boyd, Elk City, "a
80 Omer Harvey, Kamiah------- 96
80 Inez Bonham, Kamfah------- 81
80 Vera Bolander, Kamiah------ 92
SO Ruby ThenOn, KOoskla------- 81
36 Lepha Davis, Kooskia--------9 "a
80 Rosalia Stolz, Greencreek---- 90
43 Louis Asker, Winona-------- 50.
43 Oma Turner, Winona--------100
80 Gladys Pursley Kooskia------ 92
"a Maurice Knight, Stites------- "a
"a James Puyear, Stites---------100
"a Ralph Knight, Stites--------100
"a Ada Collins, Stites-----------l00
81 Earl Knight, Stites----------10
"a Elsie Collins, Stites---------100
30 Averna Huffman, Stites------ SO
81 Elmer Westman, Kamiah----- 81
81 Hazel Westman, Kamiah----- SO
81 Esther Westman, Kamiah---- 80
So Maxine Kennedy, Canfield---- 81
So Lavon Kennedy, Canfield----- 90
63 Alvin Kennedy, Canfield------ 9S
63 Alice Morgan, Garfield "a
rs Matilda Mattson, Grangeville- loo
N Earl r. Tallmadge, Kooskia-- 81
So Fern Farthing, Rice Creek 9S
So Golf Farthing, Rice Creek 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-10
Puhisher
,nAHO COLLEGES

on the part of Idaho
10 stimulate interest in lda
tons of higher learning is
-. that should be given serious
nv all young folk In the
who plan to enter college II
cor thought by their parents
!, .osidents of Idaho who nave
If their state at heart
q near the bottom OF the
.no percentage of students at
.soir own state colleges, and
has resulted in a concerted
.sot will be made to promote
.o,,oges and universities. They
.oorated particularly for Idaho
J folk, yet they have not been
y 70 all for whom they were IN
led.
.,o,s colleges are good schools,
nav are deserving of liberal sup
II is unfortunate that many
students are not loyal to the in
.ions within the state, but pre-
..hools located in other states.
!. movement has eliminated in
pcollege in Idaho Week." set Tor
., TO 80, when twenty-seyen
tors will tour the state. making
speeches in behalf of Idaho col
They will visit ninety-seven
y,aut high schools, and will con-
rith students in these schools, rel
to higher education.
pbo colleges can only be built
BY the numbers of students who
Id them. There's an Idaho col
1 for you" is the slogan of the
kers, and it is an exceedingly
" one.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-10
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

Nah JOng-Mrs. d. II. Sasenbery
and Mrs. A. n. Dyer entertained at
Nah JOng in the Sasenbery home,
Friday evening. T.. III. Shrontz and
Mrs. NJ. Refvem won high honors.
Buys Car-M. ii. Baulch is driv-
ing a new Overland touring car, pur-
chased through the McAdams agency.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-10
FOR SALE

new Singer Sewing Machine.
/ 9X12 Administer Rug
. small rugs
library table
l kitchen table
dresser
small rocker
. stand tables
, small mirrors
1 medium cabinet
9x12 tent
l good riding saddle
= milk cans
Other Small articles.
TX BERT BAKER.
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kny a housewives Sunday is
ed with the thoughts of that Mon
wash. Call TAI Monday a. m.
return it Tuesday. Electric Laun-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-10

Wanted-Man and wife TO work on
ranch. Enquire Joe Mcdonald. Fem.
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X BERT BAKER.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-24

byty, krone toho rozsahly sta
dion Sc skolnim a vzornym det
skym hfistem. - Stavbu 12O
rodinnych domkd hodla jeste
letos podniknouti move Sc u
stavujici stavebni druzstvo. Be
hem pripravne schIze upsano
100000 Kc.
ceskoslovensky lid pro OBJ
novu valkou zpustoseneho uze-
mi francouzskeho. Pc nekolik
tydnu konaji Sc We vsech OBJ
cich nasi republiky sbirky k IL
celu nejvys uslechtilemu: k Wy
budovani vzorne skoly We fran
couzske vesnicce Vandy, ktera
byla "a valky zpustosena a v
jejimz obvodu bojovaly cesko-
SLOW. legie. Skola, jez bude We
Vandy postavena, bude tudiz
nejen darem ceskeho lidu, ale
soucasne take pamatnikem csl.
odboje ma pade francouzske.
Celia akce jest vedena "Vybo-
rem pro zbudovani vzorne sko-
ly We Vandy" v Praze, ktery
byl utvoren 13 celnymi organi-
sacemi nArodnin1i a zasedaji v
mem zastupci ustrednich ira.
du republiky. Do l. dubna by
10 sebrano We 1912 obcich Kt
319.348, deti 658 skol sebraly
55.323 Kc so h. 1873 darcu
prispelo obnosem 25.834.15 Kc
Ma 10000 obci neoznamilo dc
sud vysledek SHREK ami tyte
neodvedlo.
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zPRkvY Z CZECH.
Nedsln; kid v obvodu mssta

g -
Nedsln; kid v obvodu mssta
tes. Budejovic upraven byl pra
We vydanym narizenim zemske
spravy politicke tax, ze v ce-1
lem obvodua masta, jakoz j V
obcich Suchem Vrbnem, Mia
dem a Ctyrech Dvorech museii
bSti vsecky, obchody, j obcho-
dy S potravinami, v nedeli po
cely den zavreny. Jen obchod
rnlekem muze v nedeli byti pro
vozovan Cd z. do 8. hod. dop.
Hrozne 'nasiedky apriloveho
fertu. V divci skole We, Vysko-
We uchystaly zacky pred vya-
covanim obvykly zert aprilo-
w. Poslali jednu zatkusdo dru
he tffdy;;' re il vola ucitelka:
zaoka uposlechla;; slecna vsak
prohlasila, re nema zadnehe
pranisa ueinila poznamku, ze
zakyne j asi poslaly aprilem.
zaSka Sc zscervena1a a4vrath
la de do tridy, kde byla uvitana
salyou smichu. Obratila sc, o.
pustila skolu a vydala sc ma
cestu smerem k Brnu. 4 Vys-
kova smerem k Rousinovu do
honilo il osobni auto firmy Kol
ben, Rozcilena zakyne vrhla
sc pod auto, chtejic uciniti ko-
nee zivotu svemu. Ride auta
v posledni chvili zabrzdil, ne
mohl vsak zabraniti 'nestesti,
nebot' auto Sc prevrhlo a cestu
jici j ridic utrpeli vazne. IRA
neni, phi cemz sc auto nplne
roztflStilo. Cestujici j auto do
praveni do Vyskova a po lekar
skem osctreni odjeli do Brna.
Zakyne byla dopravena domu,
je vAzne zranena ia rukou a
nohou.
Obrazy Broziisovy, v drazbs.
V drazebni sini firmy Schidlof
konala Sc 2. dubna drazba vic
nez so kreseb Vaclava Brozi-
ka. Byly to kresby jeho po-
zustaiostj, opatrene pozuata-
lostnim razitkem. Mimo jine
studie k obrazum "Svrzeni Mar
tinice a Slavaty y oxen hrad-
canskych", "Pevec ballad"
"Petrarka Laura, "Siavnost
u Rubense", "Kristof kolum-
bus", hlavne vsak celia Tada
nacrtkn We foliovem formAtu
k velkemu obrazu "Mistr Jar
Hus pred koncilem kostnic.
kym." K dra5b6 ldostavili sc
take prazsti obchodnici ume-
1eckVml predmety skoupili
mnoho techto obraz1, ktere by
ly vydrazeny ia cenu cd so do
400 Kc. Nepochy buje sc, lie o.
brazy budou V Praze prodava-
ny ia observation-disclosures cenu
Mezi nacrty k obrazu Jan
Hus pred konciiem" je studie
postavy krale Zikmunda, dvf
studlc postav Husovych, neko.
sy "---------------------------
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lik nacrtk1 celeho obrazu a
mnoho studii k postavam jed
notlivych ceskych pant.

i1h AdSAthu CSlSAO OUl0AU
mnoho studii k postavam jed
notlivych ceskych pant.
Vrazda lekare Quoiky. Ke
zprave vrazde lekare Tr-
micich prinasi dalsi zpravy
"Pr. Abztg." pachateli. RAJ
ny byly zpusobeny zeleznou
listou ordinancniho stolku. v
mistnosti nalezen byl receipt na
jnleno Josef Krieger, potris1e-
ny krvt. Policejni pes vedl sto'
pu ma nadrazi tam sc jal ste
kati MI muza, ktcry tcekal ma
Wax. Byl e. Krieger, hgaIuik Z
dclu Y Trmicich II otec rtyf de-
ii. Byl zatce.l, &C zapiral. Ma
jeho Satu. ,nalezeny byly jestes
stopy krve. Spoutani Sc @bra14A
na straznici tax, re mohl by
ii spoutans sstehsse! pomoel, d asSi
% osob ctoee enstva pred do
mem. Ami " Ustl nechtel do
br'Os5y:siist ,.estsr ,ifsf vbsst*: Po-
sud ysel .zapTa ,Pfihlas.li Sc
vsak sv6dci, ktcf jei videli pr
cnati q domu dra Quoiky.
Umrti. v Rokycanech, kde
I'll ma odpocinku, zemfel The
odor Hess, professor vysslho
statniho gymnasia Truhlar-
ske ulici v, Praze, We veku Is
let. Zvecnely, ;jenz po leta pd-
Isobil tez ma realnem gymnasiu
" Chrudimi, byl peclivym W.
chovatelem studujici mladeze.
Ia sveho dlouholeteho pdso-
beni Ma vysslm statnlm gym
nasiu V Truhlafske ulici praco-
val take literarne, vydav mimo
jine pozoruhodnou pfirucku
"Nauka 0 barvach". 'Precetni
jeho zaci vzpomenou pri cteni
teto struCne zprayy zajiste vde
cne sveho byvaleho profesora,
jenz povzdy dbal, aby studu-
iici teska mladez byla pro-
lchvGla duchem vlasteneckyn1.
Fohrben byl 3. dubna Roxy
canech ia velike ucasti kruhu
skolskJch a mistniho obcan-
Stva.
X sIavnosii polozeni zaklad-
niho kamene k mohyle Stefs-
nikovs ma Bradle. Protektorat
slavnosti, ktera Sc bude kona-
ii den pateho vyroci tragicke
smrti generala stefanika 4. kve
tina, prevail ma pozadani "Vy-
boru Stefanikovych slavnosti
1924" pan president republiky
IT. G.. Masaryk a zaroven sli-
bill, re, bude-li mu mono, sam
Sc osobne slavnosti sucastni.
'Slavnostnim recnikem pfi pc
lozeni zakladniho kamene k
mohyle ma BradIe bude mipistr
zahr. veci dr. Benes, ktery
promluvi IA zahranitni trcjici
Masaryk- Benes Stefanik a. oce-
nj vyznam a zasluhy traglcky
zahynuldho velkeho syna csl.
nafoda i>M
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PRCDA Sc. prave dodeiany
dunn o 5 pokojich, koupelna,
dubovy finis a podlahy, vse
nejmoderneji zarizeno. Da Sc
LEVINE, proda-li Sc "a hotove.
Haste Sc V {. 12SO9 Benham
ave. 4-26
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.. -. 49, ,aa.a.s..e a...ss....z
Odznaky geaerald. Ably byl
zrejmy rozdil mezia generally
pate az tTeti hodiiostni tridy,
zavedla vojenska sprava tyto
odznaky generalu: general V.
hodnostni tfidy bude miti je:-
dnu hvezdu, general w. tt. dive
a gen. III. tt. til hvezdy. Do
sud NELL vsichni generalove
bez rozdilu hodnostnich tfid
ma rameni pouze jednI hvez-
du.
KolonisAce jihoslovanskych
SIcvaka v cal. republice. Slo-
venstf zem6delci, usazeni v Ba-
Gee, podnikaji velkou akci "a
tcelem kolonisace jihoslovan-
skych SlovakG v csl. republice.
V techto dnech byla v pozem-
kovem trade prazskem depu-
tace dolnozemskych Slovaku,
mezi mimi zastupce sloven-
sliych legionafd z Jugoslavie,
Sc zadosti, ably pozemkovy IL
rad byl jim napomocen v ko-
lonisacni akci. Predsednictvo
rozemkoveho lradu upozorni-
10 deputaci ma volne vhodne oh
jekty, ktere lie koupiti vol
ne ruky. Uvazuje Sc take 0
tom, ably slovenskym legiona-
rum dostalo sc pridelu ma zbyt
kovych statcich.
komuniste nesni byti cleny
s,arcdrich cpolkI. Ustredi ko-
munisticke strany V Ceskoslo-
vensku vyzvalo sve stoupence,
ably vystoupili Narodni Jed
noty severoCeske a vZdali sc
veskere cinnosti protiDemeck6
!, Stalo Sc TAX ma pokyn z Mos
kvy.
Jak je t'azko robit'. Kol'ko
sa hovori nutnosti kulturnej
prace ma Sloversku kol'ko
t'azkej prace bolo vykonanej
ia tych pat rokov cd prevra-
tu! Mnoho sa hovori O zriad'o.
vani kniznic verejnych a ia
mnohych miestach uz al boly
z1iadene. Osvetove oddelenie
referatu min. skol. n. sv. rea.
lizovalo peknu myslienku zria.
idenia malych prenosnych kniz.
mic SO syazkami slovenskycl
knih a dobre vediac, ze sloven.
ska dedina este nevyspela ma
toPko, aby 81 kniznicu zaku.
pila "a svoje peniaze, rozdalc
osvetove oddelenie mnoho tycf
kniznic zdarma. TAX dostals
sc takato kniznica do dediny
c. v bratislavskeJ zupe. W pr
odOvzdavani jej odohrala sc
zaujmava scena, ked' starosts
miestneho Sokola prehlasil, IL
sokolska kniznica bude daro
vana verejnej kniznici, cim 81
zv;isi pocet knih niekoPkona
sobne. Ma tento prejav ozvals
sa hlasy ostreho protestu, II
vrai "my sokolske knihy nepo
trebujeme, take neznabozsk'
knihy mech 81 Sokol necha PR
scba. : Kitomuluz ,vtedy,sa pri
4 pojil prstonsly dekan K,5 tu
4 Sim, sam ami jednej slovaifske
lsnihy. .nepretitaL A teraz, ked
uz knizniea zseala funEovat
broji .spomenuty sluha Pam
proti cisto slovenskej skniznici
re to- sd same kacierske knihy
ktore len zkazia mladez, pc
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odzn.ky gsneraa. Ably byl zdava sa, ze eno bornirt

zdava sa, re tento bornirova-
ny knaz, preniknuty mad'ariz-
nom, az do Spiku kosti, zvit'azi
a rud z G. ozaj nebude citat'
Friali by SINE obrancom auto
nomie, aby videli ma vlastne o.
ci, co znamena jeden namysle-
ny mad'aronsky kfaz lud'ak.
Horsie je, re al spravca skoly
slovenskej s celou svojou rodi-
nou idu "a dekanom, bo sani
nepoznaju. slovenskei knihy a
donna veselo mad 'arcia. Eli We
ru, veru, mnoho vody ubehne,
kym takyti nepriatelie sloven-
skeho ducha budl odzbrojeni.
Pod sviecaicm je tina. Jedon
2 najbolestnejsich dojmov pre-
ziva povedomy Slovak. iduc
vlakom tax zvanym robotnic-
kym z Bratislavy. Tymto VIA
kom chodia tiez ziaci Jura
a Pezinka, navstevujdci brati-
slavske skoly. Ked' hovorite S
touto mladezou, ktora ma me-
no krv sloyensku, uzasnete,
re vacsina tychto suhajcov cho
di do mad'arskych skol stred-
.lnych, obchodnych ano mes
tianskych Bratislave, ackoP-
Ivek by mohla a mala chodit'
do slovenskyeh Skol. Slovenska
Imestianska skola ie dokonca
Nv samom Pezinku. A Gle su
ITO deti? statnych zamestnan-
.Icov, ktori do dnes nedovedia
pochopit'. co je ich povinnos-
!t'ou k narodu statu. Ze poll
,tickym presvedcenim patria X
lud'akom, je samozrejme. Je
otazka, ci by referat minister
Istva SkOlstva narodnej Osve-
,lty v Bratislave nemal venovat
tomuto truchlivemu zjavu maj
vHcsiu pozornost', ci by ne
NAL pozorne prezkumat' ma
,rodnu prislusnost' ziakov bra
tislavskych skol SO zvlastnym
.zretel'om k tym, ktori pricha-
:, dzaju okolia bratislavskeho
, Poslanie uradov na Slovensku
,neni len odborne-admnistrativ.
: me, ale al eminentne politickf
Nv tom smysle, re musia vset-
| kymi silami napomahat' k oci.
!ste Slovenska Cd cudzic,h II Statu
| !nebezpecnych zivlov.
j Z Pardubic. Ministerstvo N
10. vyjednava mestskou rador
o stavbu velkgch kasaren pre-
2 zeleznicni pluk, jakoz pfi
i 'slusn6 budovy skladistni. Pree
benny rozpocet vykazuje Sc n;
ikladem 40 mil. Kc. Dosavadn
, .ubikace zeleznicniho pluku jii
: .nevyhovuji. Stavba bude jesti
'letos zahajena. - Okresni sill
: nice do Sezemic bude vydlaz
7 dena uzkymi kostkami. Delk;
8 lie 6 a pul KIN a silnice je velm
-|frekvehovana. - Po nekolik;
,minulych krasnych dnech Wink
e 10 Labe do usti feky Chrudim
: lSy, vytlaciIo vodu zpet a, "a
lplavilo nize Ipolozene sklep.
j,v ulicich pobliz Labels a Chru
f|dimky. vodasjiz opadava. =
Il Vcdle ohlasene jiz stavby |,
a ,.einzovnich denn1 hodla spor
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; lem, lament, satnami a dvem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-24

MA WOODBRIDGE Ave-, pc
kny velky jednorodinovy dunn
0 A pokojich dole, ctyri lozni-
ce a koupelna nahofe, velky
skiep a pdda, vytapeni hor-
kou vodou, pekny velky lot,
dive garaze, ulicka vzadu dlaz
dena. Haste Sc v elsie 1888
Woodbridge Ave. 4-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-24

PRIJMOU Sc zrucni tesafi,
dobry plat. Haste sc v {. 10613
Union ave. 4-26
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-30

Miss Frances Smith of Joliet, at
tended the Shriner's Ball, at Billings
Friday evening, May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bell were din
ner guests, Wednesday evening, at
Charlie Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. Lenehan spent
several days of last week at the F. w.
Foulkes home on Clark avenue, Bill
lings Montana.
Mr.. Dean Grewell, who has been
attending Medical School at De-
Moines Iowa, returning to his home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Gibson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Gibson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Grewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Armstrong, of
Fromberg, spent Thursday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Johnson.
Miss Sadie Erickson, who has been
the English teacher in .he Joliet High
School the past year, returned to her
home in Butte Montana, Monday even
ing.
Confirmation Services were held at
the Episcopalian Church, Friday even
ing, May %. Bishop Fox, Of Billings
officiated.
Miss Boretta Baker who is at pres
emit stenographer for the Hart Albin
Co., spent Sunday at the home of her
father, Mr.. Dick Baker.
Mrs. Frank Candaux, who is at
present working in Billings, spent the
week end at her ranch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Sandiland and
family, Mrs. Storey and daughter,
Lois. left Monday, May 10, for their
home near Cameron, Montana.
Mrs. S. S. Bliss entertained num-
Der at Bridge, Friday evening.
Mrs. j. M. johnson entertained on
Monday of last week, the Sunbeam
Sewing Class.
Mack Anderson, of Boyd, was a jol-
let visitor, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gene Wright, Of Fromberg
spent Monday and Tuesday of the past
week, at the home of Miss Gladys
Lowering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Chamberlain, of
Red Lodge, spent Sunday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearce.
Mrs. V. J. Daniels and children, of
Daurel, spent Thursday visiting at
home Of her sister, Mrs. w. d. Fred
ricks.