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Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
RPFF NEWS ITEMS ABOUT PUTNAM PEOPLE, THEIR FRIENDS ACTIVITIES

Francis Lepine of Providence street spent Thursday D Hartford.
 Mir and Mrs Robert Chadwick are spending the summer ln Pocassett Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs Otis Fox have been taking an automobile trip to Rangeley Lakes. Maine.
 Mrs II. L. Burt entertained Mir. and Mrs George Newell and Miss Barbara Newell of Washington. R. L, over Memorial Day and Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Frederick Dumas of Providence street entertained their daughters and families, on Memorial Day and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eu- gene Brodeur of Marlboro, Mass, and Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Blbeault of Monson. Mass.
 Raymond Pierce, son of Mir. and Mrs Clarence Pierce, left Thursday Co attend the graduation exercises of the Springfield ' NJ. (. A College. Mr. Pierce was a member of the class of 1925 but was unable to complete his course on account of illness.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
Congregational Church Notes

dr F E Richard sermon zub- Ieat for next suH3as Nafkcrs ssiIh God ln Natufc and Man L.. aa-ia.
 I2oo Church school. | E WiE 8iaMe superintendent
 200 P $ C meeting su.= IesE. HaH should W Invest Our IzaeA 2t' Rom I2 a5 Coz. le= 8a88
 Tuesday June 2 the outdoor m aIanary meeting afil be sf Mr N E. Barber School trea1 f pleasant if not Inc meeting Nill be at thl chapel
 730 Wednesday. senior choir re hearsaf
 7a0 Thursday church night
 The Bible story last Sunday had reference to King Ahab and the Pro phet Elijah. \ correct answer was given by Harry Thayer
 Drop In Ciass picnic Thursday. June ] at Wildwood Park af 300.
 The committee would likc as many as can to go on Che trolley that lcavs es the square at 40.
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Joseph Bove spent the weekend and holiday WI5a friends in Hartford.
 Miss Ada Maynard of Bullock street spent Monday with friends in Boston.
 Mrs. Mary B Bishop has been en- terfaiuiaE her brother. Charles Bug bee. of Brooklyn. x. I.
 Mir and Mrs. John Macdonald and family Of Hartford were with relatlv- es here over tne weekend
 Arthur Andrews of Buffalo. N. Y, Is the guest of his parents. Mir and Mrs B. x. Andrews of Farrows street.
 Gilbert F. Perry. son of Mr. and Mrs George W. Perry of Providence street, has accepted position with the Massachusetts Highway Commis- siou and is located at Brookfield, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. W. cilpstrie of Fremont street entertained their sons. Atty. Walter Gilpatric of White Plains, N Y, and F. Raymond Gil- patric of New Britain, early in the week
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F W. Seward and Wallace Whit nee spent Che ss##s=end za auIIfat4.
 Mia Katherine Byrne of The Pso- ule.s Store was u Hartford Iaes- day
 ar. and Mrs R s D4nforth and daughter. Miss Florence. af Hn=EHhe, Mas. were in Putnam Sunday
 Mrs Ida C. Kennedy of New Ro. cheffe. <. i.. has been the guest of friends here this week
 Mir. and Mrs. James \. Bevan of Hartford spent Memorial Day with Miss Elizabeth Child of Grove street.
 Daniel J Weeks. former proprietor of the Crown restaurant. ls now em- pioyed as a cook in New London restaurant
 Pierre r Bonin and family of Mar shall street spent the holiday and weekend the guest of relatives in New Bedford.
 Mir. and Mrs Wallace Coodale of Leominster, Mass, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Wheaton of Park street.
 Mir. and Mrs K. J. Bogardus en- tertained Mr. and Mrs W Bogardus and little daughter Doreen of Tor rington. Conn, over the weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry L. Hunter and daughter Marion of Providence were guests of Miss Blanche M LaGrau- deur of this city, over the weekend.
 Mr. and Mrs James Wheaton of Winsted spent Memorial Day week end with Mrs. E.. N Wheaton and M iss Mary N heatan 4f Grove street.
 Joseph Michel of New York spen, the week end and holiday as the guest of Miss Edna Mann, at the home of her mother Mrs. J. Harry Mann, Grove street.
 Mrs. Arthur s. Macdonald and daughter Kay spent Wednesday and Thur ay as guests of Mrs. Helen N Nl'r. at the House lH the Pines. NaEtul Mass.
 Mir and Mrs. J Richard Carpenter and Hlu sHfar. Mss Eleanor. matore3 t6 Winthrop. Mas. Memorial Day. visiting with Mr and Nr Kenneth C.. Ballard and family
 Regina Daroeher LsPlsn,, dsugh- ter Ht AI=aHd Afs Eugene bureen- er af 1aHstnck avenue. tls received her HsHF#H from fhe afEaeH school of \urns and s noW gradoa-e nurse Sue at present on 9 praate ease in NUinEfurd, Coma
 Mir and Mrs Louis s Carmark of Grand Ales entertained the follow ing guests at weekend house party: Miss Beatrice F. Cailendse of East Providence. Mir. and Mrs Earl D. Rudlang and son Lowell of Auburn, R. l. 4 ] Barbour and Mir Chase Of Providence.
 Mrs. Biandine Delorms. and son Harvey Delorme. left Putnam. Tues day to make their home in Pittshurg, Pa Mrs pelorme's daughter, Mrs Roy II sypleN Is now living in Pitts burg where her husband an officer in the u S Navy, has just been assign cd to shore duty in the bureau of mines.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
Tn the Churches
Baptist Church Note,

Rev F. " Lockwood ? tar
 Sunday. June Z. morning AoHtIa as 1gsa Ahen aAe paataa. Res ' H IaekWao8. uiil preach. taking for h.s subject. Salvation. an Ezp.icit Act At lZ B5bIa school " S Anga superintendent At g p m E8anE paafIe's service led hg Miss Martha Tsrrey. Subject. "H9a Shall We Invest Our Lives Al 2 ?. m eve 1ahF worship Subject Of sermon, eIaFe Gwen Service
 Thursday evening at 7s0 nid9eek prayer service
 Friday at ? m choir rehearsal.
 The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the church Wednesfay afternoon. June To-
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NJ and Mrs. [ L Prince were in Milford and Btghtaat Mas, Alem5f- al B#g
 mf. L. A. Gilbert ha. been xis |. ing Aa1 saH. D E. Gilbert ef School street.
 Attorney and mrs Irving II. miron motafed over the Mohawk irali last weekend
 M,.s Irene Emmons of Millbury, Mas. spent the weekend with Mrs. Harry Reach.
 Mir and Mrs. r. B Williams were with friends u Grcenville. K l., over the weekend
 Dr.. r A Morrell and son returned Saturday from theif trip to the Ran gcley Lakes, Maine
 Miss Leona BeaureEArd of Jeffer- son. Mass. spent Saturday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kent.
 Attorney and Mrs Charles l.. Tor rey spent the weekend al their sum mer home at Crescent Beach.
 Misses Catherine and Bridget Me Caulcy of Providence called on Miss Sarah Brady Decoration Day.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. R. Meteslf spent the Memorial Day weekend in Wren tham Mass. the guest of friends.
 Henry LAeroix of Moosup, was the guest of his brother, Charles LacroiN. over Memorial Day and the weekend
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Leon and Mir. and Mrs. Ovide St. 0uge and son Phil iip motored to Providence Memorial Day
 Mir. and Mrs. X. A Blanehette spent Sunday and Monday in Putnam the guests Of Mr and Mrs \. \. Bro dtur.
 Mir. and Mrs. Franklin B. Christmas of Center street spent Sunday lu Brooklyn, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M Reiard
 Joseph LaeroiN and Noe Laeroix of Baltic spent the week end in Put nam Che guests of Alr and Mr- AL fred Bonneville and familf
 Henry Merriam of Boston spent the Memorial Day week end WIfh lugJHs Merriam and Misses Mary and Emma Ner5zam uf South Main street.
 Mir and Mrs Fred Mathieu. daush- tr AsHt- UH# Mir and Mrs I11Iz IL Nalau Hatarea ta Natieh. Mas and spent thg weekend With reiaJe- es.
 Mir. and Mrs A A Brodeur and daughter juHette spent the holiday and Wttk-end iu Lowell. Mass. tne guests of Mr and Mrs. August Elan e1gtte.
 hir and Mrs. Armand Lsehanee and son Henry with a party of re- uti4es from Glarement. \. H., spent Sunday with tbeir uncle. Mr. Norton. in Mrrideu. Conn.
 Miss Ceeile Bonneville. daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Bonneville. is aJ the Day kinibaH Hospital where she underwent nj operation for appendl- citis Wednesday morning.
 Mrs C. R Johnson of Worcester spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. George W Perry and family Mir. and Mrs Perry motered to Worcester Monday with Mrs Johnson, spending the dav there.
 Mir. and Mrs Harold Sears, Mrs Julia Monahan. Miss Florence James and Miss Dorothy James Of Proyi- dence were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs William Mccoy and family of BoIles street.
 Miss Nina J Hall of Bigelow Me morial Hospital. ianrinhurg, N Ca is at the home of her father Hen derson Hal: and Miss Blanche Green of ruskegee Institute. Tuskegee, Ala, IS spending tho summer with her mother. Mrs Josephine Green nf Wal nut street They arrived in Putnam Saturdav
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s,. phiIip'. chursh Note.

The service next Sunday will be aa follows Holy communion at f045 a. m with sermon followed b8 the regular session of Sunday school
 Choir rehearsal on Friday ai 7.30 E. h.
 Arrangements are being made for fhs annual church picnic The com mittee ia charge are dr AiorrtIi, PiHue Myers Hf Shepherd Date of ab0ve WIil be announced later
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si. M.r,., Chuteh Note,

Rev. Charles F. Bedard. pastor: : Rev Adrian Dykeman and Rev Ar thur KouthIeF, assistant pastors Masses are celebrated on Sunday Al Che following hours 2 o'clock. O. clock. 9l5 o'clock and 10 70 clock.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
Salvation Army Notes

R E I Ban. F #U Gf H formerly af k#Hsst.H. | " known
 iha Gi1ha Fr1ttIHV EvaHEaii af K5Hr connection HIlI Elst Putnam
 riasz tare 2. and preach at tHe Sal 4#flHH Army hall af fHsh morning and evening serYlcas fiji usraoHz desiring R0snei feast aill asail themzalses af thi+ Hrfaffuutfs t1 hear hum
 Reg . r. Barr Is #Hs of fH= ealafeH evangelist preachers and invites all eelored people of Putnam as well as fHc white fo both morning and evening meetings, beginning at 10 f6 and E ps
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Rr.dIex

Tonight and Saturday. Richard Div n .Too Many Kisses "
 Sunday and Monday. Betty Comp son m Garden of Weeds"
 Tuesday and Wednesday. Gloria Swanson in Madame Sans Gene
 Thursday only. Vaudeville and Will liam Desmond in Burning Trail.
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hand and for sale. Sou all need one ta keep posted ca the work uf Inc church.
 The turkey supper served by ths mea aa#hr- aH evening was laFFe.
 attended and q substantial sam H= led.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
At the Theatres
Victory

Victory Tonight and Saturday. Tom Mix in Teeth Sunday night. Hooi Gibson in Let Er Buck Monday. Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, theatre closed
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

REVIEW MEN soliciting to the Magazine They with credentials from them hearing They A. D. Youman tsup N Sushel F Buckley, J. Poach Wm Maloney
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Entered as Second Class Matter at he Poesafce af Putnam. Conn, &C., eordine % the Act of Congreas Bsbserip,ion Price fz -Oc per Year
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Harvey Delorme. left Putnam. Tues day to make their home in Pittsharg, Pa. Mrs pelorme's daughter, Mrs Roy II SypleN Is now living in Pitts burg where Her husband, an officer in the u S Navy. has just been assign ed to shore duty in the bureau of mlnas.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Charles F. Searis Frank F. Russell
 Howard c. Bradford cearls, Russell & Bradford Attorneys and Counseflors-at-LAw
Central Block. Putnam. Conn. Ortce Hours g A. M. to P M.
 InLanhnna ann

AF. searls gives special attention 10 cor. l'"rattau and municipal flaw. dr. RgHsrii 10 Probate 4as and drafting Of wills acts also as cxvc ator. administrator. and trustee. ia tse settlement of estates. Patents obtained
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-05-14
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ROOSEVELT WOMEN
WILL ATTEND CAMPS

Women of Roosevelt county who
are planning on attending one of the
Mothers Camps in one of the adj
journing counties will be interested
to note that the dates have been
changed in. order to make more eff
ficient and get more service out of
the specialists who will attend and
assist at these camps. The Brush
Lake camp, which will attract most
of the women in eastern Roosevelt
county, dates have been changed to
July 1918. The Sidney camp, which
will be held in the Coverings Grove,
three miles west of Sidney, July 16-
IS, while the Glasgow camp will be
held July 1915 inclusive. These
camps promise to be a real treat
from a recreational standpoint and
undoubtedly the Roosevelt county
women who attend will be we'll repaid
for their time spent at the camps.
Among the specialists who have
charge of the camp activities are
Mignon Quaw-Lott, recreation spec
i%alist; Miss Harriette Cushman, poul-
try specialist; Miss LaBossier, cloth
ing project worker; Miss Gertrude
Hoffman, specialist in home econom-
les. 1t is also possible that some
distinguished people from outside OF
the state will be present as well.
Already a number of farm women
have indicated their intention of at
tending one of these camps and il
is believed that there will be at
least forty or fifty go to one or the
other from Roosevelt county.
D. B. NOBLE, County Agent,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-05-14
CORN LITERATURE
THAT HELPS FARMERS

One of the later publications that
is attracting attention and much in
terest and comment among the farm
ers of Roosevelt county this time Of
the year is the one just issued re-
Gently by H. E. Selby, entitled big
Scale Corn Farming in Montana"
The information contained in this
publication is very timely and pract-
zeal because of the fact that it is in
formation taken from corn growers
of Roosevelt county and eastern Mon
tana. One of the features of this
publication is the business side of
corn raising as well as the labor in
volved and other considerations of
the different methods adapted to u
section of the state. For instance,
according to information received,
it is found that it requires AZ days
of man labor and Is days of horse
labor to handle 100 acres of corr by
the listing method, while it requires
TX davs of man labor and 258 days
of horse labor to handle the same
by the surface planting
method. On the other hand it is
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-05-14

rooms Thursday, May Fl beginning
at $50. A splendid meal is planned.
Come and enjoy it with US.
The confirmation class meets ev-
erv Saturday. Section | at 9 a. m,
and section II at 1890 a. m.
You are always heartily welcome
al "First Lutheran"
Other Services
Nav 17-Mrs. Martin Hagan
will entertain the Ladies Aid at the
Ms Refslund home.
May 17-Trinity congregation at
the Trinity chapel at $3.50 o'clock.
May 24-St. Pauls congregation
at the Liberty school house at II
o'clock.
May 24-First Lutheran congre-
cation of Divide, Woods and Perish
ing at the Divide schoolhouse at 3
o'clock.
Everyone is cordially invited to
enioy these services with us.
REV. A. o. JOHNSON.
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gan twenty-five dollars per month Coun-
ty Aid until such time as they can IN
vestigate.
Motion made by Weinrich and sec
onded by Lesson that the 1921 & %
tax assessed against Roy Wentz on
Lot 4 Block 5, First Addition to Wolf
Point, be cancelled.
Motion made by Leeson and second
ed by Weinrich to cancel all delinq-
uent taxes against N1a Section 11-27-46
for reason patent was not issued until
October s, 1924.
Motion made by Weinrich and sec
onded by Lesson to make the follow
ing transfers: $57.11 from Insect Pest
to Petty Cash, $4,000 from Farm Bur
eau to Petty Cash, $4,000 from Poor,
$4,000 from Road and 100000 from
General Fund to Petty Cash Fund.
Motion made by Leeson and second
ed by Weinrich to approve of the ap-
pointment of Jacob Seel as Deputy
Clerk and Recorder at $137.50 per
month.
Motion made by Lesson and second
ed by Weinrich to recess until 1:30
p. M.
At. / z. NJ. the Board resumed.
The Clerk read the proceedings of the
meeting; of March II & 18.
Motion made by Leeson and second
ed by Weinrich to approve of the same
as read.
Motion made by Leeson and second
ed by Young that the County Surveyor
order eveners for scrapers and one doz-
en- Slip scrapers. Also stamping outfit
for marking county tools. All members
voting "Aye."
Motion made by Weinrich and sec
onded by Young to adjourn, and to
meet April 81, 1925, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
W. L. YOUNG,
Attest: Chairman.
w. j. HARDIE, Clerk.
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CHURCH

Sunday School. 1000 a. m.
Morning Service HOO am.
Epworth League, 700 p. m.
Evening worship, 800 p. m.
Mothers Day the services were
well attended. Specially fine sing
ing was enjoyed. Many remarked
about the fine service.
Rev. Ernest HUSTLER, pastor of the
community Methodist Episcopal
church at Scobey will occupy the pull
pit next Sunday exchanging with
Rev. Haynes who leaves for Scobey
Saturday. Be sure to hear Rev.
Hustler, a young man who is doing
a fine piece of community work at
Scobey.
The "Trip Around the World"
was a fine success, everyone had a
good time, the homes were beauti-
fully decorated and fine eats and
the superfne program was greatly
enjoyed.
The "Service" church is a church
with a program and the whole life
of the community is being touched
People of all creeds are helping to
put this program on. The minister
thanks all for their hearty response.
"Come and get in on all the first
work of this live Institution"
C. f. HAYNES, Minister.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark, Mrs.
Rankin and son were visiting Sun
day afternoon with Nh. and Mrs. Len
Nutter.
Mrs. Beamish who has been teach
ing the Foster-Sim school departed
last week for her home in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Seminars en-
loved a pleasant visit Sunday with
relatives of the Cow Greek coun-
try.
According to schedule received re
Gently the County Nurse will be at
Sand Greek store Wednesday. May
10 at 900 a. m. to examine the
children.
Rev. Sutherland. of Rock Springs,
Mont, came Saturday to fill his APP
pointments at the Sand Greek and
Mus school houses. He also held
services at the Sim school at 2:3C
Sunday afternoon. He left Monday
morning for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Wiers and son.
Walter were Sunday evening callers
at the Seminars and Sickles homes.
We understand our Sand Greek
merchant expects to install a filing
station in the near future. This
will indeed be Of great benefit to all
owners of motor vehicles. also the
passing tourists.
Rev. Sutherland was a dinner
guest Sunday at the Elmer Hanse
home.
Mrs. R. t. S~tefensen and Mrs.
Elmer Hansen each report over 80
little chicks. And Mrs. B. H. Will
son reports % young turkeys.
Harry Whitmus has been freight
ing grain.
Milton Simons is visiting with his
sisters. Mrs. L. Fl. Thornburg and
Mrs. Elmer Hansen.
B. H. Wilson has a large acreage
Of corn listed. B. c. Fleenor, H. D.
Seminars and Guy Sickles have been
planting corn.
Miss Gladys Shaw returned to
Sand Creek so school will commence
again Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Thornburg and
family attended the StereOptican
lecture at the Mus school house
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sickles and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Han
sen and son, Bobby attended services
at the Sim school house Sunday af-
ternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Toavs and
family and Miss Marian Walter called
at the Penner home Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson and Ordean
paid a visit at the home of Chris
Sand Sunday evening.
The N. F. Toavs family visited
at the A. F. Toavs home last week.
H. C. Dick, of Lustre, was in this
community Sunday.
The Missionary Society met at
the home of Mrs. Neufeld Monday
afternoon with a good attendance.
Mr.. Nickel is %suspending field OPP
erations this week on account of
illness and it is feared that he is or
the verge of pneumonia.
The Matt Fachner family and the
Cor Bartel family spent Sunday at
the home of Adolph Funk.
Mr.. Wiebe and sons, Alvin and
Arnold, and Lily Fachner made the
trip to town Sunday for an all-day
visit al the Deck home.
Henry Jantz was a Sunday caller
at the 2. Bartel home.
John, Rudolph and Bena Schmidt
had a very enjoyable visit at the
Nickel home last Monday.
Miss Bena Schmidt assisted Mrs.
z. Bartel in garden making last
week.
The field meet is past, and we now
have time for one more long breath
before those final exams.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-05-14
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Hours of Service

Sunday school w
Morning Worship --11 200
Christian Endeavor ----- $50
Evening Worship -.- 500
The Presbyterian Women's club is
growing in attendance and popular
ity: twenty-seven women were pres
ent at the last regular meeting. The
executive committee meetings are
full of pep and plans, and the sew
ing department under Mrs. w. S.
Carson is as busy as a bee hive. Look
for the announcement of the White
Elephant Sale next Saturday.
The trustees met last Monday eve
ming and received the report of the
financial committee. The report
seemed to indicate that our people
are pleased with the successful year
that has just gone and are indicat-
ing their. approval by increased gifts
for the support Of the church.
We are planning a splendid Chill
dren's Day service for June 7th.
Keep it in mind. The Young Peoples
Society is planning a play for the
near future. A good clean comedy
has been chosen and a full evening
of fun is promised. This is a plan
to raise money for sending some OF
the young folks to the summer con
ference in Helena.
Last Sunday morning we observed
Mothers Day and the response to
the occasion was splendid. It was
n of the best attended ser
vices of the year. Everyone present
enjoyed the service and many ex-
pressed their gratitude for its help
fulness.
A joint picnic is being planned
by the Mems club and the Women's
club to take place on the evening
Of May 21st.
Roger Babson says: "The need of
the hour is not more legislation, but
more religion. More religion is need
ed everywhere-from the halls of
congress to the factories, mines and
forests. 1t is one thing to talk
about plans and policies, but a plan
and policy without a religious mo-
tive is like a watch without a spring
or a body without a breath of life"
SYDNEY A. WALKER, Pastor.
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found that only the very earliest vari-
cites are adapted to listing in normal
years due to the slight r%etarding of
maturity by the listing method. One
other interesting feature of the bull
letin is the proper method of cult
walton by listing to keep the corn
clean which cuts down the amount
of labor involved.
For the corn farmer who has trou-
bic in keeping his corn field clean
and who is developing into a large
acreage this bulletin is a very valu-
able contribution.
D. B. NOBLE, County Agent.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-05-14
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Continued from last week.

WHEREAS, the county of Roosevelt
through its duly qualified md acting
Board of County Commissioners desires
to avail itself of the benefits of said
resolution; now, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED that for and on
behalf of said county, its Board of
County Commissioners does hereby as
sent to and accept all of the provis-
ions of said resolution; and,
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that
said county agrees with the state High
way Commission that it will and by
this resolution hereby does appropriate
and set aside the sum of Two Thousand
Four Hundred Dollars ($2,40O.00) be-
ing fifty percent 5000 of the estimat-
ed cost of said maintenance for the
following road or roads in said county
to-wit:
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that
the moneys so set aside and appropri-
ated, or an amount equivalent to one
half the actual cost of such mainten-
ance shall be paid or remitted as pro-
vided in the resolution herein referred
to and hereto attached.
STATE OF MONTANA
County of Roosevelt.
I, w. J. Hardie, County Clerk and
Recorder in and for the County afore-
said, do hereby certify that the fore
going is a true and correct copy of a
minute entry appearing in the record
of a meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners of said Roosevelt Coun-
ty, held on the Sth day of April, 1925,
recorded ON Page of minute Book No. 2.
w. J. HARDIE,
County Clerk & Recorder,
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