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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-09
SIGM0N HEADS CLUB
Organization Plans Picnic at Idle.
wald June 10

Earle z. Signon is new president
of the Universal Club, succeeding
Harry B. Sturgeon who recently
moved to New York. Charles Fore
man has been selected vice-presi-
dent to fill the vacancy left by
Sigmon.
Arrangements were made Tuesday
at the club luncheon at the Clay,
pool for the annual picnic June 10
in Idlewald park near Pendleton,
Ind.
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BOND ISSUE APPROVED

D State tax commissioners have ap-
proved bond issue not exceeding
100000 for construction of a new
school building in Eagle Creek
Township, Lake county. A $4,000
building was proposed.
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SEVEN ARE CONSIDERED
Governor to Select Successor to
Judge Edward w. Felt.

Names Of approximately seven To-
cal Democratic attorneys are being
considered by Governor Jackson pre-
liminary to naming his choice for A
successor to the late Edward w
Felt, judge of municipal court one.
The list Of prospective appointees
is made up Of B. Howard Caughran,
George G. Rinier, w. w. Spencer,
Samuel e. Garrison, Thomas E. Gar
win, ames D. Ermston and John w.
Kern.
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Dancing

7:30-WHAS, WOR.
7:45-KPRC.
S:00-WDAF, WJAZ.
S:30-WOO, WIZ.
9:00-WGR, WEAF, WHO.
9:30-kMOX.
10:00-KTHS, webb. WCCO.
11:00-WBBM, WHO, WJR,
- WENR.
11:45-WDAF'.
2:00-WQJ, KPO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-09
RADIO 5 ~. ssss
lAn Central T1me)
Silent Today

Central-KFDM, KIDS, WCBD,
NVFAA, VINO, WOI, WBAP,
NOAW, WSUI..
Eastern-CKAC, WAIU, WBBR.
WIFI, WHAZ, WHAR, WGBS,
WIP, WRC, WREO, WDAC,
VIDAL.
Far West-CFAC, KGO, KPSN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
OF ER 200 e.. X. OF
COUNTY OBSERVE
GYPSY P4TTERAN

over 200 Girl Reserves, represent
ing high sehool and elementary
srhool groups from all parts Of the
valley, added 10 the naturally vivid
landscape II Painted CANYON Satur-
day, when in colo1ful costumes, they
observed the first. annual Imperial
county Girl Reserve gyIf~s Patteran.
Mothers. Girl Reserve advisors,
.nu fEh~s too. Joined in making
The day u success. Trans sp0rtation
pv truck. private machines and
school busses was furnished through
the courtesy q pareu;s AID friends
Of the- Giri Reserve movement.
Games, likes and other diversions
made tlIe 1lay PISS inernly. y pc
nic iuucp was served Al lio0n.
EI-angr Gwyn Of this city was
awarded the prize for the best gypsy
costume. All sorts Of colorful re-
gala was pressed into service ny
the girls, with the sresult that ma
vic1fer costumes we're in evidence.
Girls representing the Fl Centre,
Calexiro, Holtviile, Imperial, Hebcr.
Jasper, Het,i,. aisi C4iipatr tria schools
wgrc present.
Tho affair was such az uuQah-
fled surccsS thar gypsy pattcran
will prrbaliv l,e = feature Of each
years program. II is planned 10
hold the events al different points
of interest throughout the county.
NJ IS Louise Kelley. county !. ".
G 4 Scrrftarv states
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
SEELEY
by PreSz staff Correspondent


SEELEN. April l9-Mrs. \. H.
sheldon and Mrs. j. &. spencer are
hostess for the Ladies Aid toa 70 be
held al the Scolrv church Tuesday,
April 20. An women living in the
community are being extended an
Invitation to attend.
Lawrence Campbell and his moth
er. Mrs. Mr., George Campbell,
drove ~ San Diego week ago sun
day. Lawrence had hi, ton,ils re
moved last week aud T., rapidly con.
ralrsciug. The doctor, located some
heart truublc and he may rcntain
Ipothcr week for treatment.
Mrs. o. y. kim is much improved
ahcr six week, iu the sanitarium.
She returned home recently.
Fred Mastick, accompanied by
two other wosprctor,, have fcturn-
cd to the gold fields.
Mrs. Guy Miller Of E,condjIo aud
/ Miss Carrie Palmer OF Ilcmel, re
GENTLY spent several days with Mr..
lama Mrs. John Hogan
Mr. and Mrs Frank botv Of pasa.
! dru' were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Nor, last Friday. while ON
heir way from san Diego to their
/ Dou.a.
/ over 80 attended he monthly
supper and social of the Scclcy
Union church Friday night Glen
t Copeland spoke The Face ON the
| Barroom Floor, Miss Eclma Kirk
Iand Kathleen Spencer played piano
solos, Edward Kirk played comet
solo. Misses Allora Gallaher. Goldie
/ Copeland and Elda Low sang several
entertaining numbers to the accom-
/ panimcnt Of the Of the banjo-ukc
Miss Goldic Copeland played the
/ piano while everybody sang popu-
ar and religious songs.
a. II. sheldon was appointed BY
Moderator John Hogan to represent
! the church on the community cVun-
lrij.
Rev. and Mrs. John Spnuccr and
! family calIc! on friends at Jacumba,
Mistlctoc Lodge and llipa.s, recent.
! ~.
Mr. Chester NocI is teaching the
/ fifth and sixth grade in the Seelcy
school during the illness Of the rcgu-
! lar teacher.
The home department is to meet
aT the home of Mrs. jess Rogers,
Thursday, April 22.
! The Scclcy Union church and Sun
/ day school will hold its annual pic
ME near the Campo road, II miles
beyond Jarumba, Sunday, June o..
Sunday school and church services
viii be held ON the picnic grounds.
Paul Copeland and Melvin Sheldon
are members Of the transportation
committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
p. E. o. MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED BY
MRS. e.. 4. HARTMAN

Mrs George y. Hartman delight
fully entertained the members OF
Chapter \ Y. 7. l.. O. who met a
her home ON He'll avenue Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Forrest kutz presided al the
business session which occupied the
early part Of tn, a..riuoon. Plans
for the state convention Of F. Z. Q.
which j. to he hria IL Sau Diego
next spring, were discussed. At
that tine Chapter y Y. With the
Brawlcv chapter AID three San Die
% charters. viii be convention hos
tesscS.
Reports from tie state eoHven-
ton, which took place al Long
Beach short time ago, We're given
bv Mrs. Kutz ami Mrs. {. /. Cog
gins, official delegates.
Roll call, which created much in.
t,rczt by lis unusual form, was
answered with Chinese proEfrh~.
Mrs. Howard +. Never laI charge
of tie afternoon : program. which
Mas OH the subject II "CaLifornla
History. Mrs. Never gayr az
interesting resume Of carly Ca'ifor-
MIA historical events Of Importance,
and then gave e story OF -te gold
rush from The Fablluos Furties.
Ms. Hartman Na> assisted ~
serving dciiriou, refreshments h1
Mcsdamcs Sargent and Cogglns.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
MAKES LIVING
AS NEAR-VICTIM

SHANGHAI, April l9.-Onc Of
man : most ingenious occupations
has been invented in Shanghai
\ coolic arraigned recently in the
international mixed court confessed
to being a NEAR victim' by profcs-
sion. Police explained that for
weeks past he had made it his busi-
ness to Ioiter along one of the. muni-
cipal roads most frequented by mo-
torlsts. When an automobile came
along at II moderate pace, the near
victim waited until ii has almost
Drawn up to where he was standing
and then jumped directly in the path
of the car .ss.t t.p.s
With drivers still congratulating
themselves and their brakes on hav-
my avoided a, fatal accident, the
uear victim found it Il fairly easy
matter 10 get a dollar or SO as com
pensation for his shattered nerves.
When the money WASH t forthcom
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
Mrs. Lena Lewis
Speaks Tonight

Lena Morrow Lewis, of San Fran
cisco, candidate for lieutenant GOV
eIuor on the Socialist ticket, arriv-
ed in town last night and will ad.
dress a public meeting ON the corner
If Fifth and Main in behalf of her
partN 5 ticket. Upton Sinclair, the
we'll knWn author and writer is the
candidate tor govS'nor, running
with Mrs. Lewis.
Public ownership of water and
power plants operated at cost price
10 the consumer is the first and
.eading plank in their platform.
Mrs. Lewis has contributed Il
very valuable article to the public
}reS, in behalf of the Boulder dam
Project that has been given wide
publicity over the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
J dEishiRg Luncheon
at HedTiCk Home Is
Delightful Affai,

The llcdrick home on Clive ayc
nuo was the scene Saturday of an
other of tle popu.ar "vanishins :
iunchcons' being given by nrcm
beers of the Methodist Ladies ar.
Mrs. Josephine Iirdrick and Miss
Margaret Ilcdrick were joint hos
ttSsCs.
yellow and punk formed the
pretty color scheme carried cut on
the luncheon table. Roses were
used a. III" center decoration, while
place cards and favors carried out
the chosen shades.
Covers Were laid for Mrs. J. l..
House, Mrs. !, \. Schoficld, Mrs.
c. 3. Adair, Mrs. MrGcc. Mrs. Crit
fin. Mrs. Chester McNutt. Mrs. .Ar-
thur T.. schultz, Miss Alice Hum
pl Hes, Mrs. Hcdrick and Miss He'd
rick.
y social afternoon followed the
luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
Cattle Market

Cattle, zoe largely steer run.
moderately active. early sales,
steady TO weak, with last week 5
close steer top 90 for 1881 III.
tabs, five carloads ll90,1325 H..
ltahs 900. hulk steers lighter
weights lacking in finish, mostly
ImpcriaI valleys and Utahs S.35,s 60
Inner kinds down 20 - with com
mon kinds down t. 100 and below,
She stock. week good, imperial Val
ley fed cows unsoll, rommon and
nediuin kinds, largely i.5o.6.50, load
good hcifcrs 30; canucrs aud cut
tcrs 2.50sl.-5; bologna bulls i.2J
100; beef up TO 30.
Calves 81, generally SOC to 75c
lower than last week 5 higa time,
bulk 10 ID, weights l3.QO9l&.25,
short load li.J0, common uad med
i'm kinds mostly Hoo. calves,
common kinds and heavics 30.
Iiogs 1000, maderatcl Naetirc, I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
Fairman Wins On
The Closing Day

tijuana, Mexico. Arril 10. =
Jack Fairman, owned by George 7.
McNcill, won the Au RcvOir handi-
cap, feature event of the closing
day race program yesterday. Tn
der the light weight of SO pounds, he
beat Nr. Clark by neck in Il hard
stlctch drive. Eccp Thought finish
cd third. The time for the mile
course was | :3S l-5. With the win
ter season closed here, the horses
now remaining viii be shipped to
JLarez and Salt Lake City where
short meets are scheduled. Some of
the larger stables departed for the
New York, Maryland and Kentucky
tracks earlier in the month follow
ing the running of the Coftroth
handicap.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
BARBARA WORTH
SCENE or SMART
DINNER .SATJRD1l !

Mr. and Mr.. John +. Andrews
.l. wrrc hos, aud hJstc-- a. a smart
dinner party at the Ilo5ci Barbara
Worth Saturday evening, IA which
the members Of their diuncr clth
were quests.
~ effective color scheme Of pink,
urplo aud gold was carried out.
Rose. and iris iu these shades, com
biucd with maiden hair fern form
cd thc plca-lng center decoration,
rui1uo plarc rarda and faFors adj
Grd ~ the pretty cffrrt.
fulIowing the dinner, the party
adIpurucd 10 the H. J.. Loud home
foi au evening Of bridge Mrs. Loud
,uud Mr.. G. ~. Allison, respective
is. made the high aud low scorcs for
the womrp, j. Drummond Huston
aad Mr. Loud were tie respective
winners Of DAc mem high aud loss
prizes. Mr. ana Mrs. Allison re
crjlrd 'hc combined lov score.
Guests Of Sir. and Mrs. Andrew.
/ included Mr.. and Mrs. Grorgc ".
Anderson, Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mr..
+ Charles T.. ~rpit, 3lr and Mrs, j.
nrmumoud Hnstou. Nr. aud Nh,
&. ". Allison and Sir. and Mrs
Loud.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
COLLEGE WCN.4N'S
CARD PARTY PROVES
DECIDED SUCCESS

With women in. attendance from
all parts Of the vallca, the bcucfit
card party given by the lmpcrial
Valley College Woman 5 club ON
Saturday proved buth Il social and
t.uaucia Success. More thm 100
guests were present including dele
cations from Brawiry, CMcxico,
lloltviilc, llcbry and Imperial, as
we'll as many RI Centre women.
The clubhouse was most attrac-
lively dccoratco general color
scheme of lavender beng used. Tall
baskets OF larkSpur roses and other
spring blossoms added a pleasing
,oior contrast.
Receiving the guests were Miss
ilCuc Brooks. president Of the club,
Mrs. \. IL. Keller. chairman of the
committee for the affair and Mrs.
iIaIIy Iloston, all OF FL Centre.
Mrs. j. L. Mccormick won the
first prize in the bridge contest
Mrs. =. Is. McNcrrc. the second.
Ms. u. +. Thompson of Brawlcv.
the third and Mis-. q. q. Bcynon. tic
fourth. Mrs. L. fishburu of Heber
won the Five Hundred prize.
Two member, from each of the
different city branches, under the
direction Of Mrs. Trank Parent OF
III Centre who acted as chairman
ot the rcfrcShmcnt committee,
served delicious refreshments aftc5
the games. Punch was served
Throughout the afternoon, Mesdames
Leslie Beatty and Harry Horton pre-
siding al the punch bowl.
Proceeds from the affair will be
used for the club 5 scholar lip fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
Mrs. Irrin Camp, WhO
1Ppedred Before u Cman'S
Club, Has NeW Role

Fl C,ntro club women, who en-
ioycd The clever program presented
hy the Ebell Juniors of Los Angeles
before the Ten Thousand club re
Gently, Will be interested to know
that Mrs. Irwin Camp, who took one
Of the roles in the play. appeared as
model in q fashion show given hy
the Ebell Juniors Friday.
That Mrs. Camp is versatile j
shown by the fact that she took the
role Of barefoot, dirty faced little
boy when appearing III this city. III
contrast to which she appeared with
equal success as u mannequiu wear
ing the latest creations of fashion
An attractive picture Of Mrs.
Camp appeared in the women 5 club
section Of the Los Angeles Times
Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
SOCIAL NEWS
NADINE STRICKLAND.
r. CARLETON JOY WE'D
a, AT NAT ROG4N HOME

AT charming home wedding.
which took place at the ChuIa VISA
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Ro.
gan, Miss Nadine Strickland and
Aifr.Carleton Douglas JOY, both of
this. CITY, were united in marriage
Saturday evening.
The ceremony which took place at
4 y clock, was read by Rev. c. l..
Bamcs, rector OF 81. Faul's Episco-
pal church, san Diego. The ring
service was used.
.vIhe bride, who was gowncd in a
% beautiful costume Of whine crepe aua
SILVER lace, carried 4 bouquet OF
white gardcnias and lilies Of the
valley. Mrs. Rugau. sister Of the
bride. who acted ~ H.atrou Of honor.
wofe, green georsette and carried
roses. Mr.. hogan acted IS best man.
The house Was beautifully decor
atHd fo1 the occasion VITA spr.n.
il0wtfs LiIlleS wert banked ab1u,
the end Of The room where the b!!d-
= at party stood.
immediately following the ccrr-
mony. elaborate refreshments were
served. About - guests were pre-
sent
Those attending from Fl Centre
included Mrs. ). Il. Strickland. Mr.
and Mrs. u. j. strickland. Mrs.
Lucy Martin Mrs Hazvl Meat
ows, Mrs. T. NJ. Lyons. Miss
katherine Lyon, Miss Virginia Ly-
ON, and Norman Dcaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jov left for STRAIT
fe44-lun =; Del Aa9 following the
ceremony. They viii spend 4 week
motoring 10 Southern California
" points, after which they VIII return
TO FL Centto to make fneir home.
: Mrs. Joy Is the daughter Of Mrs.
IS. II. Stnekland ef Ii Centre. Mr.
{Joy Is the sen Of sir. and Mrs. \. J.
T Joy Of Fremont. Nebraska. Both
; Mr. and Mrs. JOY have wide circle
,of frlcads Il TINS e.ty and Oh the
! Icoast.
[ Mir. Joy 7s eeniegrel with the In.
penal IE4gaIioA district.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
Erlr0ic CiE6 ia Meet
irith Mrs. Walker Tonight

The Pringle club. which did not
meet last week ON account of the
unsettled weather, will hold is reg
ular meeting tonight Al the home OF
Mrs. Bales G. Walker. The hour
ion beginning IT, study is announc
rl rs 1:45.
Mrs. \. H. H4Hsgu WI discuss
moral aray.> % III :aip.rseeut pc
srio: all Sur,z :HjyaieEt y. +.
Shiblcy VIII talk on various phases
of the general subject. Any par
cnts interested in fhe study ~ adoi.
,>ccusc are invited to visit the
club 5 meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
DeiDhid5s Club VIII
Continue It's Study Of
.HCdera Drama " ednesdaY

Tho Dc!ph.au club VIII continue
it. study Of modern drama Wedmc,-
day morning. taking up French
play, BY Mactcrliuck aAa Eosfand.
Revicw, win be- given Of The Blue
Bird and "Cyrauo de- Bcrgcrac :,
dramas familiar to the present gen
ciation. and Of universal appeal.
Mrs. j. stewart Ross will conduct
'hc study and Mrs. +. A Burger viii
bc the hp>tc,, Of Ia, morling at her
Olive avrrur home. Meeting at 10
q. H. \ brief business session of
interest TO all members VIII prccedc
the study.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
Literature Section
Members to Meet at
OakIriI1e Tomorrow

Members of the literature section
Of the woman Tel. 3. nouSaud club
VIII study ShakcSpcriau drama un-
der msually charming conditions to-
morrow. when they motor to the
mountain cottage of Mrs, Frank
Anderson for their rsec;ing,
The party viii leave ut s:&o
. clock and drive to the Anderson
cottage at Oakwilde, where they
will spend the day. Acts three and
four of Macbeth, will be studied.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
RuiDh Haas Is Host
at House Parry at
OdkIrildc Cottage

The mountain cottage Of Mr. and
MlS. Frank F. Anderson, located At
Oakwilde, was the scene of mcr-
r> weekend party at which Mrs.
Anderson ; SON, Ralph IIass, was
host.
The Young peop2e motorcd up Sat.
urday, returning yesterday after
noon. \ picnic saturday, 4 dance
that night. and hike Sunday We're
among the events participated in toy
the Jolly group.
Those maing up the party were
the Misses Helen Swink. Thclma
FaiCctt. Marjorie Morris, Nh. and
Mrs. Ralph Anderson and Irwin
Roberts. Leslie Huston and Ralph
Haas.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
Entire Nos Hard Time
Dance to Be Giren at
CIUb Tomorrow .Night

Tomorrow night the members of
the Entire Nos club viii hold a hard
tune dance a the Ten Thousand
club. which, according u arrange
mcut> hctlg made hv the committee
In charge. viii be one # the mer
,icst events Of The season.
Unusual decorations have been
provided. and everyone i ASKED To
come in "hard time apparel. Dane
:uL viii start promptly At $50
% clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
Lillian Gish Is
Going to Mother
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, April l9--Lilliar
Gish, motion picture actress, left
here today for London whore her
mother is reported to be critically
i'll.
Miss Gish plans to sail from New
York Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
Electric Ice
Box Recipes

Tho Imperial VALLEY Press, coop
erafiu. with The Southern Sjorras
Power company. Imperial Valley
distributors ror several electric re
frigcrators. viii publish, daily. a
ucw series of delightful recipes, TO
bc made. froIou or chilled. in any
electrical " operated ice box.
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Glace hpriCotS
q. aprIc"t>.
I cups water.
cups sugar.
Juice Of !ouons.
Remove the skin from thc apf.rp;
and cut them Ia small pircc-. bis
,,l.p sugar ia water and apricot
Juice bv bringing 10 boil, A,td Irm
nu Juice and apricnt~, Mix thorough
ly. p'ac" ir chilling pans ia ts"rl
My compartment fus , hours. Re
noyc from freezing compartment
"I.d aliuw 80 stand in food comparf
urur for one hnur lirraG into cube,
and serve iu ~tcuuiad s.a.sr-@ VERY
rnnlinI for first r"rS, ~ IuIyheo'
pr dinner iu warm weather.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19
Home Will Run
For LA. Sheriff

Los ANGELES, April l9-Gcorgc
X. Home, former captain of dctrc-
tives OF the Los Angeles police de
pertinent, started >hiS campaign to-
day for sheriff of Los Angeles com
ty.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19

Learning to drive slowly seems to
harder tAln leaning ~ dl4se taei.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19

About two million children arc
torn IN tb's country .cycry year
Drive Your car carefully.
ing, he planted himself straight in
front of thc ear and refused to
bulge. no MATTER what the threats
of running him down.
The court ordered the man cXpcll-
ed from the international settlements
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19

Arrested 4 man III Yellowstone
Park Tor killing "a deer. Ot course he
tried to pass tne Guck.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19

Twenty six orchard owners be.
tween lIi2hgroyc and Arlington
Heights, Riverside county, are hay
ing moisture survey made of their
orchards.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19

even steady 10 l5c lower than Fri.
day, practical top ll.65 for two
loads III ,lb wcishtS sorted load
Ia ID. weights l4.i5, bulk 1920
ID. butchers ll,35.li.Gc, packing
soW5 10.2j-l0.50.
Sheep SEQ, moderately active.
steady two decks good - ID. Ari-
lona springfrs Zoo. straight two
decks l90 H.. shorn ewes G.4J
choice woolcd rwrs quoted to 500
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-19


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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-30
WILSON & WILSON TO
OPERATE COFFEE CUP

Frank Wilson and his nephew
Lawrence Wilson have purchased
she Coffee Cup cafe from Miss Ida
Gerber, who has been managing
it for the last year. The Viii
sons are new residents in Wolf
Point, coming here from Mary
vile, Missouri recently. Lawrence
Wilson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
il. H. Wilson also arrived here
from Maryville last week and are
now living in the Tanning house.
Frank Wilson and j. H. Wilson
are brothers of Art Wilson.
Wilson and Wilson, as the new
managers of the popular cafe
call their business firm, plan on
running it along the same gener-
al lines as Miss Gerber did with
one exception. They expect to-
hire a new cook. Miss Gerber
cared for that part of the business
herself but as neither of the men
are experienced chefs they will
hire outside help to do the cook
ing.
Miss Gerber sold her Wolf Point
business because of other inter
es.s in Minnesota which required
her personal attention, and not
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-30

classes from the high school was
not as large as hoped for. Work
in these classes began this week
and it is hoped that those who
have not see fit to register in
them will reconsider and register.
Fire Prevention Week
Fire Prevention Week will be
observed in the Wolf Point
schools. Special assembly pro-
grams will be given and it will be
observed in other ways in the
grades.
Rural Supervisor
Miss Luella King, rural state
supervisor, will be at the Pioneer
school on October II and in Wolf
Point on October II. On Octo-
Der 10, IA and Is accompanied
by Miss Belle Donaghue she will
make an inspection trip through
the county.
Teachers examinations will be
held on October s and 9.
Personals
Inez Brown has registered as g
student in the commercial de-
partment.
Charles Smith Of Cut Bank, a
student last year, was a visitor in
school Thursday and Friday.
"A letter has been received say
ing thctt James and Jack Heating
are now in Kirkland, Washington.
James Stevers writes from Havre,
where he is now living, and Ruth
Ness from Minot.
Edna Brown, who registered
here, transferred to the Glasgow
high school this week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-30
STATE LAND SALE
ON OCTOBER 10

CONTINUED from First Page)
build permanent homes and de-
velop their property rather than
hold it for speculation.
The Roosevelt sale is one of
several which are being held
throughout the northern and east
ern part of the state this fall. The
fact that these sales are being
put on by the state is an indica-
ton that a condition of prosper
ity among farmers is recognized.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-30
GAME
GLASGOW, SAT

Continued From First Page)
tette artists on December 3.
Both are sponsored by Badly
Strang.
Attention is called to the Ly-
ceum number in Poplar on Novem-
Der 8, Judge Ben Lindsey, who is
a fine platform lecturer and a
noted juvenile judge will speak
there.
Bible Study
Enrolment in the Bible study
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-30

because of any lack of confidence
in the future of Wolf Point. She
expects to leave next week for
Minnesota where she will take up
her residence.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-30

Finally rescued by his own
henchmen, he believes the dancer
has tricked him, and he burns for
revenge. The disappointed low
er's first step is to kidnap the girl.
From then on the story unflolds
to the sensational denouement.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-30

DR.. and Mrs. j. C. DeWane mo-
Irored to Poplar Wednesday. DR..
IDeWane attended the trachoma
clinic being held there by DR..
Yates of Browning. DR.. j. G. Weld
huis of this city has been attend
ing all meetings of the clinic.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-30
ATHLETIC RUDY AS
"SON OF The E

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ture one night when goes to keep
a tryst.