davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15

SpraWa rozpatrywana by1a
przez sedz. Bradli Hall ten
po zbadaniu sprawy, wy
rzucif sprawe re sadu z
oburzeniem powiedzia4, re
stan spo}eczenstwo powin
no bye wdzieczne "a prace
i wychowywanie dzieci ma
dobrych amerykan6W pol
skiego pochodzenia zazna
czyl zeby wiecej do sadu
W sprawie sierocinca ME
przychodzono wydano po-
zwolenie ma prowadzenie
tel instytucji.
Wiadomosc powyzsza by
la podawana przez pisma
i by4a przyjeta z prawdzi-
Wem ZadoWoleniem ma
szych zwolennik6w. Niema
tel niedzieli, tego dnia aze-
by ME przyjezdzali do mas
odwiedzac rozmaici dobrze
myslacy ludzie i sk1adaja
zyczenia i ofiary i zacheca
ja do dalszej piracy ma tym
re polu.
Postanowilismy Polski
Sierociniec powiekszyc,
gdy obecnie ME mozemy
wiecej przyjmowac dzieci,
z braku miejsca, vice "a
kupilismy 22 akry ziemi w
Garfield Heights przy
Grandview Road, bardzo
fadnem pofOZeniu, ZamiesZ
czamy r6wniez rysunek jak
bedzie wygladaf nowy Sic
rociniec wybudowany Z
wszelkiemi nowoczesnemi
wymaganiami. Majatek
nasz, kt6ry obecnie posiada
my oceniany jest wartosci
oko1o' $35,OOO., % akry
ziemi jest zapiacone gotow
ka, kto ME Wierzy, MECH
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15

potyczka miedzy mimi a trzema
kompanjami wojska. Z poczatku
zazadano, ably demonstranci, do
magajacy sic zwoiania niezalez-
nego zgromadzenia narodowego,
rozeszli sic. w rezultacie inter-
wencji wojska 8 osob zabito i
przeszio so raniono. Policja a.
resztowafa los studentow.
Sa wiadomosci innych de-
monstracjach ukrainskich W Tar
movie, Jarosfawiu Lwowie. We
Lwowie przeszio 1000 ukrain-
cow urzadziio napad ma giowne
wiezienie, zadajac wypuszczenia
wszystkich wiezniow politycznych
We Lwowie Tarnopolu areszto-
wano 70 komunistew. Rad pol
ski uzywa wojska W walce ru-
chem niepodleg}osciowym we
wschodniej Galicji, podjetym
przez ukraincow, ktorzy ME chca
nslezec do Polski zadaja auto
nomji Wschodniej Galicji.
POZNAN. - Komisja dla o.
brony panstwa rzadu poznanskie
go zdecydowaia sic ME dopuscic
do reorganizacji zachodniej Pol
ski przez Rad warszawski i przy
iela nastepujaca rezolucje:
"Wybory prezydenta zakon-
czyfy pierwszy okres niebezpiecz
nego przewrotu W Warszawie.
Najblizsza przysz}osc pokaze,
czy Rad jest zdolny opanowa {
skutki buntu. Wiemy dobrze, re
istniejacy niebezpieczny ruch re-
wolucyjny zagraza coraz bar
dziej naszym granicom. Uwaza-
JAG, re spokoj bezpieczenstwo
panstwa zalezy cd wladz cywil-
nych i wojskowych, zadamy, a.
by zadne zmiany personalne ME
mialy miejsca, gdyz wywota to
dezorganizacje siit. Me dopusci-
my do zadnej redukcji sill woj-
skowych W zachodnich wojewodz
twach Polski, a takze ME przyj-
miemy zarzadzen, ktore mogfyby
podminowac stan, gospodarczy
zachodniej ludnosci, jak tez zad
nyeh zmian personalnych W in
stytucjach, pracujacych ma obro
ne kraju." :. & -.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
Gen. Szeptycki ME chce
podac reki Skrzyn-
skiemu.

WARSZAWA. - Miedzy b.
premjerem Skrzynskim gen.
Szeptyckim ma przyjsc do ho-
MOROCCO spotkania W krakowie
W nastepstwie obrazy b .premje-
ra przez gen. Szeptyckiego w
klubie. Gdy Skrzynski wszedl do
klubu podai reke generaiowi
Szeptyckiemu, ten ME przyjal
jej. Ma zapytanie, dlaczego go
obraza, odpowiedzia} general, re
b. premier jest odpowiedzialny
Ia smierc ludzi zabitych podczas
zamachu stanu, urzadzonego w
Warszawie przez Marszaika Pill
sudskiego 12-go maja.
Jak dalsze wiadomosci gfosza.
general Szeptycki pojedynku ME
przyjaf i czynem tym postawil
sic W niebardzo ciekawem swiet-
lie re wzgledu tego, re jest woj.
skowym.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15

sic przekona u p. John Raj
mer, cd kt0rego ia ziemia
zosta}a kupiona, albo u Re-
cord.-Wiecej Cd mas spo-
}eczenstwo wymagac ME
moze w tym krotkim CA
sic, przy tax wielkich
przeszkodach skromnych
funduszach, mysmy wypef-
ni}y sw6j obowiazek z po-
moca dobrych ludzi, ktorzy
pracoWali i pracuja razem
Z nami beda pracowac dla
sw. WARY i polskosci, aze-
by polskie dzieci ME po-
trzebowafy bye w innona-
radowych sierocincach, i
tamze wynaradawia}y sic,
ME sfyszac polskiego jezy-
ka. y
Polski Sierociniec sw.
Ducha jest czysto polskim
a ME ruskim, i my prosimy
tych ktorzy take niczem
nieuzasadnione fa4szyWe
wiesci rozsiewaja MECH u
dowdonia, jezeli ME moga
tego uczynic, MECH sic przy
znaja, re So szkodnikami
dobrej sprawy, re kiedys
spo}eczehstwo ich "a to sa-
die bedzie.
NV zakonnice Sw. Ducha
skladamy przez poczytne
niniejsze pismo wszystkim
naszym przyjacio1om "a
ich sympatje i pomoc Okla
zana dla Sierocinca Polskie
go, niniejszem sk@adamy
jaknajserdeczniejsze staro-
polskie: Bog zaplac!
Polski Sierociniec
sw. Ducha
1927 - 10 Corlett av.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15

Sprawa polskiego siero-
cinca u r zymyWanego
przez siostry Sw. Ducha ME
przestaje bye omawiana
przez zWolennik6w pre-
ciWnikow Polskiego Siero-
cinca, dziwnem jest bardzo
re tax szlachetna instytu-
cja jak Polski Sierociniec
ma tylu przeciwnik6w kt6~
rzy rozsiewaja rozmaite
fa}szywe wiesci o Polskim
Sierocincu niczem nieuza-
sadnione. My jako zakonni-
ce Sw. Ducha nam ME VOL
no politykowac ami nikogo
krytykowac tylko cierpli-
vie wszystko przyjmowac
i wypefniac sw6j obowia-
EEK jakismy ma siebie przy
je}y i sic zobowiazafy to
zesmy pomimo wielkich
przeszk6d sumiennie wyko
na}y, taxa jest nasza odpo-
wiedz naszym przeciwni-
kom.
Cd szesciu lat by4ysmy
narazone ma rozmaite ME
przyjemnosci z urzednika-
mi stanowemi lokalnemi
ktorzy robili nam trudno-
sci W uzyskaniu pozwole-
MIA prowadzenia Polskiego
Sierocinca, jedynie dlatego
re to jest Polski Sieroci-
niec.
Wolno mice zydom sic
rocince, ale ME wolno mice
Polakom. Pomimo tego re
W Cleveland zamieszkuje
okofo sto tysiecy polak6w
.
starano odm6wic pozwo-
lenia ola Polskiego Siero-
cinca wniesiono przez ko-
misje stanoWe do sadu aze-
by Sierociniec zamknieto.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15

TAXA konfiskate uchwali. konfi-
skata tychh dobr byiaby "ata-
kiem ma podstawy konstytucjne
panstwa pogwaiccniem praw
podstawowych etyki sprawied-
Iiwosci" powiedziaf prezy-
dent.
Majetnosci b. wladcow Me
mice sa oceniane ma wiele mi
ljonow marek byiy cd dfugie-
go czasu przedmiotem ostrych
debas W parlamencie. Odmowa
prezydenta Hindenburga podpi-
sac rozkaz konfiskacie wywo-
iaiaby kryzys W Niemczech, w
rezultacie ktorego Hindenburg
musiaiby ustapic.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
Rzecz to powazna god

Rzecz to powazna god
ma, Warta dok4adnego "a
stanowienia. Wzrosfysmy
do takiego liczebnego wzro
stu l rOZWOJu, pOSladamy
funduszu .zasobnego w po-
waznej sumie, re warto sic
zastanoWic godnie czy nie-
by}oby lepiej ten powyzszy
projekt nalezycie przedys-
kutowac i poczynic kroki
do zrealizOWania.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
mi i gdy uwazac bedziemy,
re posiadaja wartosc, god
ma zastanowienia - tako-
we w cZyn Zamienic.
Pomiedzy nowymi projek

Pomiedzy nowymi projek
tami, jest jeden godny "a
stanowienia naleznego po-
parcia. Many ma mysli, bu
dove w}asnej siedziby, kt6
rel brak dotkliwie> daje sic
odcZuWac, naszemu ME-
wiesciemu zespo4owi. Idz-
my "a przyk@adem innych
organizacji, kt6rzy wskaza
Ii nam droge jak postepo-
wac, legalnie i systematycz
ME.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
Wazne Zawiadomienie.

Niniejszem upraszam Zarzady iowa
rzystw jak rowniez Szanowne Cz}onki-
ME Stowarzyszenia Polek W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych, zalegajace z podatkami opia-
tami, ably W aknajkrotszym czasie posta-
rally sic re swych zalegiosci sic uiscic, po-
niewaz do naszego Sejmu czas juz jest ME-
daleki, pragneiabym, aby do dnia 3O-go
Czerwca br. wszystkie ksiazki finansowe by
{y zamlxniete ma majacy sic odbye Sejm
naszej Organizacji.
Jeszcze raz ponawiam ma prosbe
prosze uiszczenie sic ze swych zalegfosci
W jaknaj jkrotszym czasie.
M. Panek,
Kasjerka Stow. Polek,
W Stanach Zjedn.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
Zapowiedz Kryzysu W
Niemczech.

BERLIN. - w liscie do hra-
biego Frederyka Won Lobell, 49,
przywadcy monarchistow ME
mieckich, prezydent Hindenburg
oswiadczyi, ze ME podpisze roz-
kazu konfiskacie dobr daw-
nych wiadcow Niemiec, jezeli ma
wet plebiscyt " dniu 20 czerwca
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
Jestesmy pewne, ze prz

Jestesmy pewne, ze przy
SHY Sejm Stowarzyszenia
Polek obfitowac bedzie w
przer6zne projekty i nowe
prady, DO trzeba nam VIE
dziec, re nasza zywotna
organizacja, idzie nieustra-
szenie naprz6d co dobre-
go i pozytecznego przyj-
mule lub odsuwa.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
Towarzystwo Dobroczynnosci przy
Parafj sw. Stanisfawa B. M.
urzadza wspania}y piekn
Piknik.

Tow. Dobroczynno5ci, istnie-
jace przy parafji sw. Stanisla-
wa B. NJ, w niedziele dnia 1go
sierpnia b. r. urzadza wspania}y
piknik ma farmie panstwa Klo-
nowskich przy Cranwood.
Poczatek godzinie 1-szej po
po1udniu. Wszystkie polskie sic
rotki a take sierotki Z ochronki
sw. Jozefa beda obecne ma tym
pikniku.
Poniewaz eel jest godnym po-
parcia, dlatego tez jaknajwieccj
osob powinno ma piknik ten po-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
Uwagi .Stowarzy-
szenia Polek,
Sejm naszej organizacji

Sejm naszej organizacji
"a pasem a piracy przygo-
towawczej takze mn6stwo,
re z trudnoscia przychodzi
Z takowa sic uporac. Syste-
matyczny podziaf piracy
przedsejmowej u4atwia W
wielkiej mierze przygoto-
wanna.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
Krwawe walki ma ulicach
Tarnopola.

GDANSk. A. P. - Ostry stan
wyjatkowy zostaf wprowadzony
W miescie i wojewodztwie Tar
nopolskiem we wschodniej Galicji
i mniej ostry we Lwowie Tar
movie. Powazne zaburzenia wy
buchiy tam. Podczas demonstra-
eli ukraincow, wynikfa zaciekia
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15

Innych powaznych re-
form, poprawek niezbed-
nych many bardzo wiele,
lecz Z powaga nalezna "a
1atwiajmy jedna sprawe
po drugiej z nalezyta roz-
Waga, azeby nasz przysz}y
Sejm odznaczy} sic godno-
sdia powaga i przybraf
cechy Sejmu epokowego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
. Nadsiyfajmy nasze traf-

ne prOjekta ma rece redaK-
eli, om6wimy takowe w
prostych i przystepnych
sfowach, azeby nasze czfon
kinic. nalezyta korzysc
uzyskac mog4y. Do zboz-
nej piracy Was zachecamy'
pewne bedac prawdziwych
rezultat0W.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15
Wazne problemy

villa nasza niewiescia orga-
nlzacja w czyn zamienic.
Obecnie jest najstosowniej
sza pora wszystkie projek-
ty nalezycie przedyskuto~
wac, zastanowic sic mad nj
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15

uaZyc.
Ma pikniku tym beda r6wniez
wszyscy sedziowie Sadu NUM-
cypalnego Powiatowego.
Towarzystwo Dobroczynnosci
wszystkim nam jest dobrze od-
dawna znene ze swej pozytecz-
nej dzia1alnosci, to powinno "a
checic, azebysmy wysi4ki i sta
rania tego zespolu nalezycie po-
przec potrafili.
O jaknajliczniejsze przybycie
ma piknik jaknajuprzejmiej upra-
sza - KOMITET.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-06-15

Zelandji, Poiudniowej Ameryki,
Alaski I'd.
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son of Boulder, brother Of Ernest
Hankinson, Mrs. Mike Walbert and
Marshall Hankinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Davies Of Three
Forks spent Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Thomp-
son.
Misses Isabelle and Marjory Fla
herty and Bessie Jewett, who have
been in Dillon attending the State Nor
NAL, returned to their homes Friday
night to spend Christmas vacations.
The Willow Greek basketball teams
played at Three Forks Friday night.
The score for the girls was Is to 3
in favor of Three Forks. The score
for the boys was II to IA in favor
Of Willow Creek.
The Belgrade basketball teams
played at Willow Creek Saturday
night. The. score for the girls was
% to 8 in favor Of Willow Greek, and
for the boys, 5 to IL in favor of Bel
| grade.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-24
ole News from Gallatin County
y y From Our Special Correspondents = y


Gladys Sicmiller, Verna Wales, Mar
garet Young, Mrs. Bembrick, DR..
Koehler, Bob Chandler, Emmett But
Ter, Ted Burroughs and Red Manley.
Miss Bessie Jewett came home
from Dillon Saturday, where she IS
a student at the State Normal, TO
spend the Christmas vacation with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Rector and wife
and daughters have just returned
from AN extended visit in California.
MI. Rector has resumed his work as
agent at the Milwaukee depot.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Carmack died last Friday
at the local hospital Of pneumonia,
The bereaved young parents have the
sincere sympathy Of their friends.
The basket ball games between
Willow Greek and Three Forks high
schools Friday might were well at
tended. The Three Forks boys were
defeated, but the home girls won by
a good n
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-24

Belgrade friends Of Mrs. William
Walker, Jr., were much grieved to
learn Of her death at Butte, Monday,
December 13. Al number attended
the funeral at Payne Me -.orial & "a
y Bozeman Friday afternoon. -.
Walker, as Miss Josephine Du n,
sdoptta daughter of Mr.. and Lirs.
ESSE5e D~1ncan, lived here for sel Al
years ~ attended the Belgrade
sehool.
Ia .s l-r the holidays
fr5ga he s"s, uxiv al-y at AGissoula
are DonseA @0esrA, .&yr fen-
derfer md Rober Hun, 0ao
the Diefenderfer home; from 3
mountain Union college az EIeleG:.
Agnesse and Don Orr, "a girl friend
of Miss Agnesse, Miss Blanch Ander-
son, and George Bryan; from Mon
tana State college at BOzeman, Mil
dred and Mary Hale, Barnett Fitz-
stephens, and Herbert Lynn; and
ROsalie Hale from BOzeman high
school.
The Belgrade Woman's club met
Friday afternoon with Is members
and one visitor present. All the time
that could be spared from the bust
ness of the club was devoted to the
preparation of a box which went to
the women's ward at GaJen, 26 names
having been obtained. Hospital bags
filled with various gifts were packed
and shipped Saturday. Miss Florence
Penwell and her sister, Mrs. w. J.
Cochran, took charge Of this, making
an extra trip on Saturday to complete
the work. Mrs. R. L. Towne reported
nearly $50 secured so far on the sale
of Christmas seals, with probably
more to come. For selling the most
stamps, two small children, BObbie
CONTINUED on page Seven)
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Mrs. A. Parker Stone and son
Stuart left Belgrade Tuesday after
noon for Chicago and Elgin, Illinois.
She will visit her mother at the
latter place for a couple of months.
The girls of the World Wide guild
served waffles and coffee at the show
room Of the Montana Power company
Saturday afternoon, and from 5
o'clock until 8 were very busy.
Nh. and Mrs. G. M. Clark have re-
ceived word of the birth Of twin
daughters to their daughter, Mrs. G.
E. AdamsOn Of Occur d'Alene, Idaho,
the mother being formerly Miss Bes-
sic Clark, and resided here some time
after her marriage.
A daughter, Zelda Lee, was born
at the hospital in Forsyth to Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelton Hampton, Wednesday,
December Is. The Hamptons were
residents of Belgrade, leaving in
June 1925, for Circle, where Mr..
Hampton is publishing a paper.
Their little daughter, Lulu B., is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ]. Hampton, at present.
The two Belgrade teams playing
basketball on the local floor last Fri
day evening had bad luck. The first
was a game between Belgrade high
school and that Of Manhattan, the
score being % to 20 in favor Of the
visitors, and the second, between the
BOzeman Independents and the Bel.
grade town team, ending with the
score 80 to IA in favor Of Bozeman
A dance followed at which all enjoy.
ed the remainder Of the evening.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-24

was secured from the public during the
single year Ioay. The United States has
some twenty million Individual holders Of
and bonds, and their foreign invest
ments alone, exclusive Of government
debts amounted, IN the same year, to ap-
|p~roximately SI2,ooo,ooo,ooo. Such figures
indicate q remarkable extension of popu-
lar interest in finance, to which the imam
Galnewsa and ADVERTISE columns minister
An told, IL is q new and wonderful chan
ter IN American life, one which may Sc
vsualned BY comparing newspapers Of
yesterday and today. The radio, the auto
mobile, the investment bend, are but
examples among hundreds. News and adj
vertising columns alike are filed by those
who seek to learn, to buy, to eel, and each
group IN turn reinforces the other. a. the
volume Of production and distribution
broadens In the whole process one essen
hal agency has been consistently and con
stantly az work to inform and to bring 10
gethcr s~clennst, inventor, reader, maker
seller distributes and buyer. That agency
Is the newspaper.
Wm a7i<ss F01owirg ~ Neux
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-24
WILLOW CREEK
3 !: . :: = . 8 3 . 8 . . 9 9

= = y = y y - - y = y " =
Sam Lane was in Three Forks
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ward and family
motored to Three Forks Saturday.
George Dawson of Cardwell spent
Saturday night in Willow Greek.
Mrs. Ed Walbert is in Butte this
week visiting her sister, Mrs. Mack
Lane.
Bob Nelson, who has been at Mis-
.soula attending school, returned to
his home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Cops mOtored
to Bozeman Monday and spent the
day attending to business.
Miss Isabelle Flaherty went to the
Madison Sunday afternoon where she
will visit friends for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rutledge and
family mOtored to Three orks Sat
urday and spent several hours at
tending to business.
Miss Bernice Nelson, who is teach.
ing at Milligan canyon, spent the
week end with her parents, Mr. anC
Mrs. Fred Nelson.
Miss Helen Bradbury, who has beer
in Wyoming attending school, re
turned to her home Saturday nigh
to spend Christmas vacation.
James Bradbury returned to hi
home Saturday to spend the Christ
mas vacation with his parents, MI
and Mrs. J. Bradbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Clevelan
and Miss Brook Thompson motors
to Three Forks Sunday and spent sew
eral hours visiting friends.
Mervin Parks, who has been a
Missoula attending school, returne
home Thursday to spend the Christ
mas holidays with his parents, M
and Mrs. Earl Parks.
Word was received here Saturda
night of the death of Lester Hankir
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-24

Lester WOOsley returned home last
Thursday.
Miss Ardyce Inabnit was a guest
Saturday at the w. P. Inabnit home.
C. P. Hargis was a Livingston bust
ness visitor during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bridges are the
proud parents Of a baby boy, born
Dec. s..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Inabnit and son,
LAUREL were Livingston shoppers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Meyers were Liv-
ingston and Wilsal callers during
the week.
The Sedan schOhOl gave a Christ
mas program at the hall Thursday
evening, Dec. 23-
MI. and Mrs. Mark Cowan motored
to Livingston Friday AID spent the
day shopping.
Joe Whitman, Arnold Pasgandi2
and Glenn Wellman took skipuknts
of hogs to town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wellman rsa-
tored to Livingston during the werS
to visit George Wellman, who is sick.
Phil Lamson mOtOred to Wilgal
Friday and brought out Mrs. Larl.
son and Miss Grace to spend the
week end at the ranch.
Mrs. Wesley D'Ewart, accompanied
by Mrs. Frank McMurry and Mrs
Jack White of Wilsall, motored to
Livingston Friday to do some Christ
mas shopping.
Mrs. Mark COwan entertained sew,
eral guests at dinner Sunday in hon.
or Of Mr.. Cowan's birthday. Those
enjoying Mrs. COwan's hospitality
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Sanders, Nh
and Mrs. Eber Sheridan, Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. A. D'Ewart, and Mrs. Mar!
E. D'Ewart.
The bean guessing contest a
Drinks, which has been causing mucl
interest in the community, ended las
week and Mrs. Ed RidnOur was on
of the fortunate guessers, winning
both the three-tube radio and tn
Coleman lamp. The five tube radi
was o. by Mrs. Vic Ellis of WiIsaI
Among the Sedan shoppers in Wi
sail during the week were J. y
Church, Hurley Goodwin, Henry Woos
ley, Carl Robinson, Ed Kaiser, MI
and Mrs. L. L. Cooper, Dick DENIM
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Giee Ridnour, v
P. Inabnit, c. P. Hargis, Jack Inat
nit, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kinkade, Mis-
Lucille De Fields, Mr.. and Mrs. s
Raines and family, Walter Boegl
Fred Maddox, and Ed Ridnour.
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Miss Dorothy Chandler spent the
week end in Bozeman.
Floyd Pierson and Ed Miller left
Friday for a hunting trip at Gard
liner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sorensen Of
Bczeman spent Sunday at the SOren-
sen home here.
Miss Clementine Pierce was a cal
Ter at the Werner home Tuesday af-
ternoOn.
Charles Pierson and daughter, Ed.
ma, were callers at the Werner home
Sunday afternoon.
Nh. and Mrs. Hodgekiss of Trail
Creek have rented the Haughland
ranch and taken possession.
Mrs. Tom Pierce and son, Charlie
delivered some turkeys to the BOze'
man markets Monday.
Mrs. Everett Givens has moved fol
the school term to Bozeman, where
her daughter, Frances, is attending
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Cleveland, MI
and Mrs. Andy SOrensen, and Alder
Buettner were among Livingston cal
lers Saturday.
Charlie Pierce and Harold Buttol
spent a couple days hunting at Jar
dine and were successful in getting
an elk apiece.
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Miss Edna Pierson, VINO is attend
ing the Normal school at Dillon, j
spending her Christmas vacation a
her home near Chestnut.
Mrs. R. w. Davis Of Park Cit,
was called to the Sorenson home dur
ing the week on account Of the ser
ious illness Of her mother, Mrs. A
Sorensen. Mrs. Sorensen is now I'm
proving.
Among callers in Bozeman durin
the week were Mrs. B. Werner an
daughter, Martha; Bernhard Werne
E. Givens, Leonard Sorensen,
Stublar, MI. and Mrs. i Verwolf, 4
G. Akey and E. Werner.