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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
A SENT IMRE EGYLET GYU-
LEST TART VASARNAP
Bemutatkozik az uj tisztikar :
Megejtik az evi szamadasokat.

A SIT. Tmre Egylef helyi, 9-il1
fiokosztalya most vasarnap, jann-
ar 4-en delutan tartja meg ez esq
tendoben elsG gyiiIeset 33S12
West Federal st. alatt, l6v6 Atla-
tikai Klub helyisegeben. A gyii-
lesre ezuton hivja meg a tagokat
a vezetoseg remeli, hogy vasar-
nap minden egyes tag jelen lesz
S mem gyermekeivel kiildi el a ia
rulekokat.
A vasarnapi gyiiles alkalmaval
veszi at az iigyek vezeteset az ujon
nan megvalasztott tisztikar. A de-
cember havi gyiilesen tagsag bi-
zalma folytan a k0vetkez6k let
TEX megvalasztva:
Elnok Bodolay Istvan.
Aleln0k Sulcz Sander.
Jegyzo: Csontos Janos.
Levelezo titkar: Hauzer Fiilop,
s77 Rose ST., Youngstown, O.
Penztarnok: Grosz Tstvan.
F6ellenor: Gy6ry Mihaly.
Penztari ellenor: Bertok Janos.
Szamvizsgal6 bizottsag: Tacsik
Gyorgy, Olajos Andras es Csu-
bak Istvan.
Beteglatogato: Blask6 Andras-
ne, a Steeltonon. Siroky Mihaly,
Brier Hillen. Gyory Mihaly, f.
Youngstownban.
Ajto6r: Fedor Janos.
A vasarnapi gyiilesen sok fon-
tos targy keril megvitatas ala, ez
alkalommal terjesztik elo a fi6k
multi evi miik0deser6l szolo szam-
adasokat, melyek minden tag er-
dekl6deset kell hogy felkeltsek. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
VERHOVAY 321.
Fcntos gyiiTes lesz vasarnap =
Megvalasztjak az ui tisztikart :
Megejtik az evi szamadasokat.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet east
youngstown fiokja, az ujesztne-
do els6 vasarnapjan, januar 4-en
tartja meg rendes havi gyiiles6t.
fontos es mindenkit erdekl6 targy
sorozattal. A gyiilesen ejti meg a
tagsag Observation-Disclosures
ez alkalommal kerill gyjiles szi-
lie ele az cgylet mutt evi miik0de-
seroI sz0lo szamadas S egyeb sok
fontos dolog - kivanatoS tehat
hogy ezen a gyiilesen minden
egyes tag jelenjen meg.
A Verhovay 321 taejainak k;j-
reben a megertes lett urra - hisz-
silk, hogy ennek folytan szamo-
san visszaallnak a regi kipro-
bait zaszl0 ala ez az aldasos te
vel1enyseget kifejto egylet tagsag.
ban szaporodva, meger6sodve, foly
tatja az uje@tend6ben nemes hi
vatasat.
Az egylet hatralekos tagjai ke
retnek, hogy vasarnapi gyiiles
alkalmaval rendezzek tartozasai
kat, hogy az evi szamadas. hatra
lekosok nelkiil legyen lezarhat6
A vasarnap tartando gyiil6s
rendkiviili fontossagara ismetel
ten felhivjuk tagok figyelmet =
sajat erde'keben vegyen azon reszt
llivetel nelkiil mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
magukat, hogy Buenos-Ayresben
vannak.
SETA A VILLANYVAROSBAN.

Argentina f0varosa batran all
hat Xxi szepsegversenyre barmc-
lyik eur6pai tarsaval. Modern pa
lotasorok k0z0tt visznek az ut
cak, 6riasi kultura mindenfela.
Tgazi villany-varos. OFT mem kell
takarekoskodni villanyaran-
NAL, nem is teszik. Milliardnyi,
Tampa gyul Xxi estenkent. Mintha
villages nappal volna. Szediile+es
forgalom az utcakon. Szazezre> y
szaguldanak a legmodernebb au-
t6k. Eur6pai mertekkel nerve ::
mindegyik delamerikai egy-egy
milliardos. De mellettuk Oft no.
r0g nyomor. Ez f6leg a palma.
ligetekben tanyazik. Rengeteg
nyomor rengeteg ligetben, hiszen
nehany szaz meternyire egymas
tol pompaznak szazszamra. Ala
mi penzen gondozzak palmakat
szamolatlan milli6kat aldoznax
erren a celra. Merit Macy eel !:
a palma levele arnyekot ad a SEE
geny embernek 38-4 As fokos
h6segben, halkitja a panaszt &,
takarja a szocialis nyomort. Ehe-
70 t0megek a parkokban, amint
farkasszemet neznek az aut0zo
milliardosokkal. Szediiletes nun
kanelkiliseg es meg borzalmasabb,
hogy majdnem minden bevando-
rolt valami nyavalyaval kuzk0-
dix. Szemetdombra dobott Laza-
rok biroda]ma ez. Akinek esze
van, az mem kivankozik oda.
Mulatsagot a nepnek! - ez a
hivatalos allaspont. Sehol annyi
bar Is lebuj, mint ebben varos-
ban. TIT ihamiskartyasok tob-
z6dnak, oft a lerongyolt tomeg
sorvad az alkohol g6zeben. Feled-
nj, minel el6bb es minel tobbet
feledni! Bar-ban csak az amerikai
keres es talal mulatsagot, a tobbit
csak a fatuma taszitja oda. Ez
az utols6 allomas: vagy sikeriil XII
fosztani valakit Is lesz penz, lesz
vi elet, vagy vegleg ket vallara
ifekteti az embert az alkohol s.
azutan felteszik Scent Mihaly
lovara. Ha elet, legyen egesz elet,
vagy jojjon semmil Ejjel-nap-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01

xix es az a rossz szokasa, hogy
az ember k0rme ala kivankozik.
OFT aztan bevajja magat a hus1;,.
Rettenetes sebek keletkeznek, le-
hull korom es nyomorek marad,
-aki idejen mem menekiil az atl,os
bogar orszagab6l.
Az en- magyar ifju baratom egy
olasz, ket g0rog, egy japan es egy
nemet tarsaval egyiitt csonakot
berelt. Szazharminc dollarba ke-
rult a mulatsag. Ket napig haj6.-
tax motormiiv0n. Bekalalndoz-
talk a La Plata 0sszes mellekfoly6-
it munka utan nezteik a csodas
videken. Rengeteg kis sziget So
rakozik egymas melle, mint a
sakktabla kockai. Gyonyorii far
mok virulnak mindenfele, joerze-
sii telepesek furjak a foldet M
niatur szigeteken. Annyi a gyjl-
molcs, hogy elall az ember SCENE
szaja. F6leg ezzel kereskednek.
kiscbb hajok keresik fel a tele-
peket: italt, konzervfeleket hoz-
max es gyiimolcsot visznek csere-
be. lit senki sem koplal. Meg a
vadidegent is 6rommel udvozlik.
Munkat azonlban mem adnakt
inert maguk is ell tudjak vegezni
dolgukat. Mem is tanacsos, hcgy
lit iisson satrat az idegen. Val6-
saggal katasztr6faja a yidGknek
a borzalmas malaria. Milliardnyi
moszkito az ur vizpartokon $
jaj. az eur6painak, ha hozzafer-
koznek. Maguk bentlak6k colo
pokre epitik hazaikat es minden
eszk0zzel vedekeznek moszkit6k
ellen. Csodas videk es italian eppen
azert, inert ezernyi veszelyc
Ejszaka val6saggal megvillan-
max az erd6k, millio es millio vi
lagit6-bogar foszforeszkal a So
tetsegben. Ijeszt3 latvany az eu-
r6pai szemnek.
Bolyong6 tarsainknak bucsuz-
niok kellett a s2igetvilagtol. Ujra
a remenytelenseg fele szaguldott
velik motorcs6nak. De legalabb
| baratsagosabb tajakra erkeztek-
Ok mem igen mutattak baratsagos
arcot, inert az elso partralepesnel
elillant a cs6nakos es elvitte szaz-
harminc dollarjukat. Igazi anne
|rikai szelhapossag. De ez lsga-
labb mar Argentina foldje, ahol
otthon van a kultura. Goz0sre ka-
paszkodtak, maid vonatra iiltek
) egyszer csak azon vettek eszre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

hatralekos tagok keretnek, hogy
a vasarnapi gyiiles alkalmaval
rendezzek tartozasaikat, ugy, hogy
az njesztend6ben a penztarnolz-
max. hatral6kok nyilvantartasaval
ne keHjen bajlodnia.
A SIT. 1mre Egylet vasarnapi
eyjiles6re ismet felhivjuk tag
sag figyelmet $ ism6telten keriink
minden egyes tagot, hogy ell ne
megjeleneset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
T1zENHATEvEs GYILKos.

Vamospercsen Bodogany ia
nos gazdalkod6 Is ewes fla 0ssze-
sz6lalkozott Antal JOSEF beressel
a veszekedes heveben szivenszur
ta. Antal azonnal meghalt. A fla
tai gyilkost elfogtak 6rizethe
yettek az apjat is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01

Boycngas deameka mezogeken es dusgazdag varookban
Kivandcrok ak dak gyermekeike hogy vsszamehessene
Amikcr miardosok az ehezy
REszLETEK EGY MAGYAR IFJU DELAMERIKA1
NAPL0JAB0I

Visszatert egy magyar ifju,
inert hazakergette a nyomor Del
Amerikabol. EgyeBre lit is nyo-
morog. Mines munkaja $ ugy lat
silk, itt sem ertik meg, mi voina
a tennivalo annak erdekeben, a
kinek kurzus torte kettle a kar-
rierjet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
MINDEN NO
FERJHEz MEHET.

FERJHEz MEHET.
Nehany evvel ezel6tt meg le-
anykereskedelemmel akartak Sc
giteni bajon. Szerencserc ide-
jen leptek kobe az europai ALA
mok kormanyai ma mar szinte
teljesen megsziint a n6k bevandor
lasa. Van is becsiilete a nSnek e6.
ben a ferfivilagban. Valamilkor
Itt-ott egy-egy no, nagyon kev"s.
Atka ennek varosnak a nohiany.
gyakori eset volt, hogy automobi-
los rablol1 allitottak meg csinos
leanyokat, kocsijukba iiltettek es
hajra, vittek predat. Szigoruan
biintetik n6rablast Xxi is ,r-
tottak a gonosz Don Junarokat.
Ebben n cmismernek trefa+ : eli
is ertek, hogy ma mar nagy ha-
talon a no. Ferjhez megy, ami
kor akar. Mem is kell szepneE ZEN
ME, de ha csinos kisse, nagy kar-
riert csinal. N6knek minden sza-
bad, a n0kkel szemben semmit.
Meg a kalandorn0ket sem iild0-
xix a sirig. Barmelyik no megal-
lithat barmelyik ferfit az utcan,
not azonban tilos megsz6litani.
Ez labelle. synaya" hona.
Es meg t0bbet szabad a oyer
mekeknek. Azert, inert keves a
gyermek. Eek a lurkok csinalhat
max, amit csak akarnak. Sem bot,
sem a sziil6k keze mem 6rhet hoz
zajnk nagy nyilvanossag elGtt.
Ha Jol esill, akar a varos 0sszes
ablakait is beverhetik. Semmi bar
Et6dasuk sem lesz miatta. Meg kor
holo szot sem lehet dobni fel6-
jiik. ICY newell ez videk a ma
ga jovo tarsadalmat. Imadiak a
gyermekeket, ezeke minden mo-
soly. Akinek mines gyermeke, de
van penze es szerencseje, egyszc-
riien orokbe vesz egyet vagy ket.
tot a bevandorolt lcsaladoktcl
T0bb nemet csalad eladta' oyer
! meket. hogy hazat6rhessen. Fait
| Swivel, de ez volt menekiiles
egyetlen utja. Kil0nben odaszteE
(! volna valamennyien.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01

mem jelennek, kotelesek SO eentet
fizetni fi6k penztaraba, iigyke-
zelesi alapra.
Beteg tagunk: Zagiba Janos,
TT Oxford Ave.
A fi6k megbizasab6l:
Gregosits josef, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01

pal tarva-nyitva a bar-ok, valtott
szemelyzettel dolgoznak. Ugy
fogy az ital, mintha ingyen adj
max. A gazdag gy6zi, szegeny
az utolso millreisz tbs odahajitja
Okla pedig az, hogy a bevandor-
l6k javareszt n6tlen emberek.
mem visznek magukkal moi hoz7a-
tartozokat. Eleg teher nekik a
maguk elete. Az amerikai no PC
dig az amerikaiake.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01

Olvassa Ell ezen cikkiinket Is vagja XII
meg6rzes celjab6l, id6vel sziks6ge le-
het ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
MENEKtjLEs A
HALAL ToRKABoL.

Ebben cikkben nehany resi-
leteket fogok leirni baratom anne
rikai utinaplojab6l.
Eszakra vagott a kenyerre IS
becsiiletes megelhetesre vagyo en-
bercsoport. Ell akart menekiilni a
braziliai kigy6s-majmos mezosege
ker0l, hogy az Unio teriileten ke-
ressen boldogulast., De messzebb
szallt vyagy, mint ahogyan az
ero gyozte. Eltikkadva es felholt-
ra sovanyodva egyszer csak azoE
vettek eszre magukat boldogta-
lanok, hogy kar minden er6lk0-
desert. Szeduletes akadalyok me
redtek az utba, azokon mem lehe-
tett athatolni. Vissza, csak minei
elobb vissza XII a halal torkab6l |!
Acknowledgment at ne keressen
utat az 'eur6pai lab nyugati
hesyoriast Sc kisertse, ha fogy-
tan van az ereje!
Embereink eltemettek re-
menyt es visszafordultak. Remit
letes koborlas kovetkezett, vegig
az amerikai mez6segeken. Vilag-
rekordra emelkedett nelkiil y )
silk eppen erejiik utols6 mara
dekat fogyasztottak, amikor egy-
seer csak jott a szabadulas 6rdja.
Vasuti vonalra bukkantak. Ame-
rikai vasut! Ahol csak felnapnyi-
ra vannak az allomasok es ahol
sok-sok peso-t k0vetelnek az uta-
sokt0l. T0lik is, de nekik nom
volt. Egy peso sem. Azert megis
levanszorogtak a La Plata foly6
torkolataig. Kisebb-nagyobb meg
szakitassal, de ingyen utaztak.
merikai mereszseggel es eletiik
veszelyeztetesevel.
HARc A MoszK1ToKKAL.
Car1nelos varos kornyeker ST.
keriilt munkahoz jutniok. Svajc;
kaveiiltetmenyesnel dolgoztak egy
h6napig. Harminc dollart k,lpcr-
gatak ossze fejenkint. Els beteg-
seget is szereztek hozza. Valiant
kis fekete bogar az atka lit az EN-
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
MRS. THOS. BROOKS
IS TAKEN BY death

Mrs. Thomas Brooks, mother of
Mrs. j. W. Labertew Of this city, died
at 5 o'clock Tuesdy morning in Uiv-
ingston. Mrs. Brooks nd been i'll for
severl weeks. FunerI services will be
held in Livingston at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon, burial being in the Noun
tain View cemetery,
Mrs. Brooks was IS years Of age
and was born in England. With her
husband, Thomas Brooks, she came to
Montana in 1889, settling at Timber
line. Later they moved to Livingston
where, September 8, 1924 Mr.. Brooks
died. She is survived By two sons,
Joseph Brooks, postmaster at Living
ston, and Nathan Brooks Of Red
Lodge, and by two daughters, Mrs.
Labertew Of Bozeman and Mrs. May
Pfeil Of New York. A brother resides
in England.
Mrs. Brooks was we'll known in
BOzeman, as she had often visited hel
daughter here. Mrs. Labertew was al
her mcther's bedside when she died
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
Attractive Society Page Is
Courier's NeWest Feature

Recognizing the fact that the ac-
tivities of BOzeman society felix 'are
news Of great Importance to its
women readers. The Courier with this
issue Institutes another new feature
an attractive Society page.
Mrs. Mabel Kinney Hall, a news
paper woman Of large experience and
wide acquaintance here, is the editor.
She will report each week, In a grace
full and newsy style, social events in
the Sweet Pea city. In addition a
Social Calendar feature the val
ne Of which will be more and mOr ap-
preciated as u readers Learn to de-
pend upon it for announcements of
future society events-will be carried.
The publishers of The Courier be-
lieve its new Society page will meet
with instant favor. The grouping of
such items, heretofore printed in sep
arate columns, will give persons in
terested a comprehensive review of all
those delightful social functions, large
and small, that occur in Bozeman.
Mrs. Hall, the COurier's society ed
itor, will be at this office from 5 to
6 p. m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays to
receive over the telephone news of so
cial events the details Of which are
lacking or incomplete, or others that
may be voluntarily contributed. The
Courier bespeaks for her the active
cooperation of the society women OF
ROZeman. To the end that IFS weekly
record may be comprehensive anC
complete.
Call telephone 80 and make certain
that your reception, party, or enter
tainment will be properly reported
A special invitation is extended K
wOmen's societies, clubs, and lodges
to make free use of The Courier:
special page, and of the Social Calen
dar to announce forthcoming events
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
FAMOUS ADVOCATE
OF A WILL BE
A IN BOHEMIAN

DR.. Loyal L. Writ, famous Ameri-
can speaker in behalf of peace, will be
heard at the Emerson auditorium next
Tuesday evening, the lecture starting
at 8 o'clock. On Wednesday morn
ing DR.. Writ will speak at a college
assembly.
DR.. Writ was formerly director of
education in Alaska, then commission
er for the Red Cross in France and
later an international commissioner
for the Near East relief. He is now
western secretary for the National
Council for the Prevention of War.
The lecture by DR.. Writ will be of
interest to many local people because
it will have a direct bearing on the
question Of the World Court, which
comes up before congress in Deem
Der. DR.. Writ is known as a fOrceful
and interesting speaker, with a wide
knowledge of world conditions.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
MRS. P. ]. JENSEN
PASSES in BUTTE

Mrs. P. J. Jensen, wife Of P. ].
Jensen of Eighth avenue north, died
at 7 o'clock Wednesday morning at
Murray hospital, Butte, where Mon
day she had undergone an operation.
The body was brought to Bozeman on
No. a Thursday night and funeral
services will be held at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon at the West chapel.
Burial will be IN the Bohemian GEM
etery.
Mrs. Jensen was a native Of Wis
cousin and was 40 years of age. She
had lived IN BOzeman for some time.
and had a large circle of friends who
sorrow deeply at her passing. Be
sides her husband, she is survived by
her mother, Mrs. La Grange, and 2
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Hall OF
Butte. The cause Of death was giveT
as cerebral embOlism.
Mr.. Jensen was with his wife wher
the end came, and accompanied hel
body to BOzeman. He has been en-
ployed as a painter at the establish.
ment Of /. W. Watson.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
GIRLS VOCATIONAL
CONGRESS NOV.l92O
More Than 800 Expected to
Attend This Years Sessions;
Those in Charge

The annual Girls Vocational con-
gress at Montana State college is to
be held this year November IS to q.
Miss RhOda Harris, a college student
from Butte, is named as chairman Of
this important meeting. 1t is expected
that more than 300 young women
from Montana high schools will come
to BOzeman for the annual congress
this year.
Miss Helen M. Bennett of Chicago,
manager of the Women's World fair
at Chicago, will be one of the impor-
tant speakers. Women representing
many professions will be here to
speak before the visiting high school
girls.
College girls who will handle de-
tails of the convention this year are.
Secretaries-Miss May Walton anC
Miss Helen Patterson.
HOusing-Miss Elva Budd.
Reception-Miss Frances Wylie.
PrOgram-Miss Lillian Barry.
Finance-Miss Virginia Peterson.
Music-Miss Katherine Andrews.
ArraHgements--Miss Ruth Swingle
Attendance-Miss Margaret Booth
Publicity-Miss Esther Asbury.
Entertainment - Miss Albert;
Mitchell.
Gallatin registraticn-Miss Bernie,
Berthot.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
new AUTO firm
OPERATING HERE

BOzeman has a new automobile firm
handling a new line Of motor cars in
the Foerschler Motor company, which
opened a salesrOom at 210 East Main
street several days ago.
The executive head Of the new con-
Germ is w. L. Powers, formerly office
manager Of the BOzeman Auto COM
pany and who has had long and valu-
able experience in the motor car bust
ness.
The FOerschler company is handling
the new Ajax, a Nash built car, in
both open and closed models, and will
also sell the Nash and OldsmObile
Accessories and parts will be carried
as well as a popular make Of radio as
a side line.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30

E MEETING
ON ERADICATION OF
CANADIAN THISTLE

Al general meeting for every
rancher in the GalIatin valley and
Everyone interested in the eradica-
tion CT the Canadian thistle has
been called for 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon, October 81, at the BOze-
man Chamber of Commerce.
The thistle is a serious menace
to valley agriculture, and it is be-
lieved imperative that active steps
to do away with it be taken. H..
N. Nichols will be the principal
speaker at Saturdays meeting,
and will explain an entirely new
method Of eradication.
Farmers r invited to give this
serious consideration and are urg-
ed to attend the meeting.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
PANAMA'S SOLID GOLD ALTAR
ONCE PIRATE LURE.

This solid gold altar, most treasured
relic Panama owns, was once coveted
by the pirate, Morgan, in whose day
it served the famous cathedral church
in old Panama. Eight Spanish sol
diers escaped and warned CT Nor
gan's plans, allowing time to hide the
treasures of Panama. 1t remained
hidden until 1911, when, following the
feeling of security established by
Uncle Sans presence, priests got
busy and dug off the accumulated dirt
of centuries until it once more shone
as in the days of old. .
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
Jury ALLOWS DAMAGES.

Damages Of S72 were awarded BIZ
a jury IN Justice Of the Peace Axten's
court Wednesday IN the case Of Earl
Johnson, administrator Of the estate
Of Milton johnson, against Walter Ell
hson, an action 10 recover rent, The
cost Of cleaning up the premises after
they were vacated 81 the defendant.
and also for replacement Of dishes
The plaintiff claimed 1922.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
CANUCK FARMERS
EXPECT CAPTURE
BIG WHEAT PRIZE

REGINA, Sask-S saskatchewan
farmers, who, IN competing at IA
international grain shows have
on IL occasions won the sweep
stake for the worlds best wheat,
now hope to repeat their achieve
mcnts by winning the coveted hon-
or at Chicago this fall The de-
partment Of agriculture win pay.
all transportation expenses for exc
hibitors from Regina, SasL To
each Saskatchewan exhibitor vim
ming a first prize $50 win be given
81 the proVincial government. and
$50 TO each exhibitor winning g
grand championship.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
BARNHARDT WANTED.

o. F. Barnhardt is named in a war
rant issued by E. A. Franks, justice
Of the peace, charging that he raised
a SIPS check to $500 and succeeded
IN cashing it. The check was on a
Salesville bank and was issued to
Barnhardt by B. F. Walker.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
~ IUDGE

Walter julius Spence and Dorothy
Marie Stiegelmar, both Of this city,
were married Wednesday by Judge
Ben B. Law, who presides over the
district court here. John +. Dowd
and Ethel Dowd were witnesses 20
the ceremony.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
BOBCATS, COWBOYS
Will Clash TODAY
Game Feature of Homecoming
..Fete at State College; Bust
ness Houses to Close

Two football games this afternoon
will mark the center Of interest of the
annual Homecoming day program at
the State college. The second annual
meeting of the Montana BObcat and
the Wyoming Cowboy is the biggest
football card of the year in BOzeman.
The other football game will be the
State college FrOsh against the Mon
tana Normal team. The FrOsh game
viii start at 1 o'clock; the Varsity
at about 3 O'Clock.
aal Parade in Morning
The Homecoming day program
starts with a down town parade at 10
o'clock this morning, weather per-
hitting. In the evening, after the
games, there will be a fireworks dis.
play at Cation field and, later, a
dance at the gymnasium. Many fra
ternity houses are planning evening
dinners for their returning alumni.
The State college football team has
been having a hard week of work in
getting ready for Wyoming. A biz
, zard the first of the week forced in
door practice and has materially cut
down the thorOughness of their drill
It is feared that the teams will be
forced to battle en- a field that is
covered with either snow or mud. II
spite Of bad weather conditions, the
Bobcats have been fighting hard thi:
week and have perfected an attack
which is expected to win from the
unbeaten WyOminw Cowboys
Big Crowd Expected
BOzeman business houses will close
this afternoon during the football
game in order to give their employees
a chance to see the contests at Cat
ton field. With fairly decent weathe.
this game should draw one Of BOze
mans biggest football crowds.
Coach OFT Romney will prObabl!
start the following team against Wy
! Oming: Ends-Glynn and Hurd; tao
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
ROB" MARTIN HERE.

Robert ("BOb') Martin, a garage
man Of Harrison, and Richard GiLis-
pie of West Yellowstone were in the
Sweet Pea city Thursday.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
LIBERAL RECEIPTS
CUT CATTLE PRICE;
DEMAND FOR HOGS

UNION STOCK YARDS, LOS AN
GELES, Oct. % Especial to Courier
Receipts of cattle for the week
were liberal. Steers are quoted at
Is to Csc lower, with top S8.35; bulk
$3.50 to 81; she stock 25 to SOC low
er, with bulk $3.50 to $3.50; calves
steady bulk 81 to S8.25.
Hogs are scarce. Prices range
from 10 to 15c higher with top at
S14s bulk s13.75 to $14.
Sheep steady; wethers S1O.45; good
to choice lambs $3.50 to S14.5O; COM
mon to choice ewes $3.50 to So.
kles-J. Dobeus and Olsen; guards
Capt. v. Dobeus and AriO; center,
Wilson; backs-Winner, Wylie, Bah.
cock and Gregory.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-30
spud Harvest Delayed

Ia the case Of potatoes and root
crops, heavy soils and in some locali-
ties shortage Of help have seriously
delayed progress. However, diggina
was rushed during October despite
muddy fields. Some potatoes were
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