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HILLCREST- ID c

New Houses Open for Inspection.
Price Price $500: 500 mo-: 5-siory frame
Price $4,000: S57 mo-: broom bungalow.
Price $3.50: S65 mo-: stucco bungalow
Erlce S9.750: $50 mo-: Dutch Colonial
4he above houses all have gas. electricity
CITY water. tiled baths and the lots are al
least 90 feet wide. A small cash payment
is required.
ooo AL.GER & COMPANY.
3229 Alabama Ave Lincoln Q44n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP'Y.
WANTED TO RENT. WITH ULTIMATE
idea OF purchase. five. ar six room house
In. Virginia. Address Box BASH. Star
otNsa
RENT HOUSE IN COUNTRY: AL:
sleening porch. Call North aa!g
WAETED--SEVERAL ACRES OF LAND
either with or without a dwelling located i'm
u. G. or nearby Maryland. Give fun infor-
nation including price. Address Box 245-H
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100 acre farm. all under cultivation; all
kinds of fruit: well fenced and stocked,
including modern farm machinery. I'm
proved by strictly modern s-room and bath
dwelling hot water heat. electricity. newly
papered and painted; porches on three sides
screened sleeping. porch; hard and soft
including tenant house, 6o-foot barn and
garage.
Property located within 400 yards of
church. school and poet Office, one-half mile
to three railroads. and is on fine macadam
highway; Bell telephone; mail delivery twice
daily and other city conveniences.
An exceptional opportunity for invest
ment. country home or farming purposes.
Owner, now located i'll Washington. will
property. Immediate possession if desired.
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ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
o-roon and bath houses ever offered
IN Chevy Chase section. Built with
great care after minute inspection of
materials. Cannot be duplicated for
price asked; within one block of the
corner Of Conn. ave. Charming homo
Tor small family Splendidly financed.
Reasonable cash payment accepted
Can be bought direct from owner
within next two weeks $3.50 lower
hnan ever before priced. Address Box
9TH, Star office.
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GFORGEmWN CORNER. r..
IA rooms, 3 baths. INV. heat, eiec' LOT
aFey houses.
ACREAGE.
"a acres in D. c. for apt. business prop
arty or real estate notes. ,- x,.o,>-
30 acres near Wheaton for business prop
erty or small properties. -. x.oour,s
f21 acres, IL miles out. Prince HeoieVN
Co.: clear for residence. r
STORE AND APIS. ,.,..n,
Modern for detached or seml-oetacheo
residence. -.,,-~-,,r.c
City and suburban residences an an SCI
tions for exchange singly or in groups
10Y, rro NV Main 243T-3s
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TAKOMA

Il
AZ miles of new paveme1ts in Takoma
thls year viii give All added impetus to home
buying in this unrivaled community OF de-
l. $3.50, attractive shingle bungalow on
tanrge. shady lot: close to 14th st. cars; i'm
closed sleeping porch pantry, ete: INV alV h h.:
fireplace; oak floors. This property must be
than prize from has sr ssa s
2: Two-family house excellent location.
RaVeu street: ulue rooms. two baths: h.-V h
R ~ OAK nooEs: two-car garage;
3. So. $50; Groom new English type
houses with all improvements. h.-w.h., fire.
place oak floors: near school Easy pay
e. II 500: extra large fve-room bunga-
low; NE new; with every convenience and
h-w.h.; fireplace; hardwood floors Terms Term
8; $4,000: tapestry hollow tile. new
nome Of b.i1 rooms and sleeping porch: en-
fireplace pantry ted Bath vi dry rG eb, bath %th
TooP garage iocsted ef IL s ssS&hSs
g. $4,000: new Groom brick bungalow.
r. v,p pleasing sing design and large. light rooms
built-in features; breakfast NOOK! attic
v wh 5y stairs; ; cedar closet tiled bath
sIz 500 sr roo l0~ RFi baths. acre Of
with beautiful grounds close to stores sam aid
rrs q; SO, 800: extra large. attractive corner
low or rooms and sleeping porch nayed
st a1t U9ln sides; house built by one OF the
49, a., ousioers ana ls real buy at the figure
D. splendid Investment in 6-room bunra.
r row. ms attractive modern home now
sSeannts S for 5000 per year may be bought Tor
SS;oou and Is real buy Tiled bath. sieen
~ 1s poren pantry, large attic with wide
With 9araga ury basement; high. level lot
Also ar bosi listing Of homes $500
ing sites Montgomery County farms. -''''A1-
Onice Open Sunday.
*. ID. LILLE.
Lairel and Carroll Ave. Takona Park
'Eiio OF I4th 81. Takoma" car line
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EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY
Lincoln 1873 Tf0 GER 81 ~ n

P Fly 81 Mo .BUsNSGaAALoWi LOT 5Ox359
monthly: rooms and bath. Baltimore
Washington Boulevard 80 minutes from
and bath; Defense Highway: lot 5ox15O:
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Main 267O.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
(Continaed.l
SHERWOOD FOREST
APP FFThHVr HE sE 2ARESFN Wif FL ITS
$50 Sites Developed With
Furnished Bungalows.
A cLDDBHqnSIE F., AND Nh A NJ
sT E9MENFT 6R Acc RolNaMIEoGb AHTA5ks Or
HoUsEK s,Gf F. G6,1 GSosTETsAGEs,
and many private garages, lighthouses
and stables.
THIS SPELLS
PROGRESS
AND STABILITY,
But it wants, to press on to the
full waterfronts still available
To expedite matters we are about
TO adopt very novel expedient based
on the theory that enthusiastic own.
e~ make better boosters than casual
no All II 1 TH9sE MH3 MAY
In the immediate future in
the purchase of developed
or undeveloped water
fronts. we counsel await
ing the announcement of
our plan. We are conf
dent that when shortly this
appears, it will prove moth
ing short of sensational.
In the meanwhile bookings of
Furnished Bungalows
Renting
From $3.50 Up
are in progress.
A De Luxe Bus will be
run morning and evening
between Sherwood Forest
and Washington beginning
June IS.
1906 18th ST. NV,
Washington, d. c.
Baltimore Offices,
All NORTH CHARLES ST.
Phone Vernon $500.
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w A. \ LIN ~ LLAMA.
OWNER.
Telephone Clarendon 1873 Bancroft. va.

-1-S-.eRlI01-S 0LaIELl0un 10 Barcro1t Va.
WASHINGTON'S MOST.
DELIGHTFUL
SUBURBAN ESTATE.
IL minutes from White House
5O-mile view over three States
Large modern house and ga
rage.
Beautiful lawns, fruit, vines.
shrubbery, tennis courts, etc.
Private road approached by
several beautiful thoroughfares.
Call Owner, 531 So. Bldg,
Frank. 6225 or Clev. COZ.
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An Excellent Investment.
| win return 10m net ON the price asked
| Colored apt. building in fine NV. location
| near 18th and y SITS; tenants furnish own
| heat; Income $4,000. Small cash pay
ment.
DUVALL & CO.,
722 18th ST. NV
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WOODBRIDGE, ID. c.
1920 s. D. ave---New house; q r. bath
ami: one so. from csrs Bargain; easy
terms f. SONNEMANN. owner aud
builder.
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lila Phillips Bldg


POULTRY PLANT WITH STOCK.
About 900 head selected White Leghorns.
produeng between Q ana 10 cases Of eggs
mouse; improvements: beautiful shrubbery
d diase trolley; barn; garage; modern uRto.
wide frontsge ' il miles niles f rom beautifui
yneland;, fruit, berries includes poultry as
pres nasS oo 5a asn aa
man on merteage W5te sisS send for l.
SMALL CHICKEN FARM. CONSISTING z
room onngaiow equipped with gas for light
f ns 0fTo aa haasss 500
s4s nils; 6 cisss tSS Ss EsS 4
L do ff1h sr White s4f Psn. ANY
MoNEY-MAR1NG POULTRY. GRAIN, TIM
Der and river farm Of 90 acres: on shenan-
6 6ohin Rysrd Is tisSs Sod hnE
fruit: not far from i've town and highway.
E9 5 q Woaas saek terms to suit Box
coon POULTRY. ORCHARD AM, TRUCK
an and sII ;eSnyeniencea; mail telephone and
good water barn aP large sock sseS and hen;
terms e sas Box Sis s
We HAVE FOR SALE A NUMBER OF
dRowfAN. at Ma RfFy s4 Fsas0n'0'e prices Mr.
EARN BARGAIN IN MARYLAND-6o A,
waldorf section, improved. 2 horses go in
price. $4,000. one-thirsl cash balance to suit.
Also good paying tobacco farm. 9b acres:
at very attractive price, and terms. al equip,
18th nw Siu Room s Phone s X ss7s &!
CHEAP LAND IS ALWAYS GOOD IN
acknowledgements In value. $40 acres.
ltol: Price. 's4 90 an acre rts.'' THOMAS &
DAVIS. Charlotte Hall. Md.
30 ACRES ON LITTLE RIVER PIKE,
near Fairfax. va. Old home and outbldgs.
SNAP at $4,000. Address Box Tx. Star
40 ACRES, GROOM HOUSE. BARNS,
other buildings; right on I'd, / mi. Hughes
vile. Nd. Good water. Cheap. 319 Tenn.
CIV ACRES. 80 CLEAR. BAL. TIMBER.
6-r house; large tobacco barn: 16 miles
terms. Address Box 443-H, Star office
$50 ACRES, BROOM HOUSE, LARGE:
tobacco barns stable, corn house, granary. 3
chicken houses, garage. meat house and other
outouildines: fine Well of water in yard with
pump; extra fine spring and large, stream Of
water running through; 90 miles to Wash;
enough to pay for farm: can be financed on
eaav terms: trade Or terms. Address Box
442-H. Star Office
ESTATES. COUNTRY HOMES. ACREAGE,
stock and dairy farms, convenient to Wash
, n1, S STATE rofdsi let US know what you
Hcrndon. Fairfax CO.. Va. PHI Herndon SO.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
VIRGINIA SPECIALS.
POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM
On Lee Highway.
$4,000.
III q acres splendid land located on the Lee
improved by six-room modern house, beauti-
full shade: 10 acres in 2-year.old Stark De-
good barn, 3ox40 garage. chicken house,
$4,000 cash. balance TO suit purchaser.
$500.
Of land. "a apple trees. grapes. berries and
therfles on car and bus line: garage. poui-
Reasonable terms.
$500.
S.room stucco and shinEle semi, bung alow.
s aere a Il ah beat
shruobery. fruit. berries: located near car
half mile Of paved road. at s25 per acre.
NJ. Z. CHURCH,
Established ,sa EEALl9 psils Church. Va.
WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
1920 s. d. ave.--New house; & r. bath.
'fs ''s o iSSn fs De oxaer sa5
NEAR CLARENDON.
3 NEW Broom AND BATH BUNGALOWS.
Built-in garage. INV h.. hardwood floors;
pap1sred gas. sewerage and electricity: side
for car TO take YOU, or take bus bso at t George
t toTn FOR Clarendon. get off at Chestnut st..
TO Clarendon go by property get off at Chest
t na se: a faf5 also to 18th and Pa ave
NJ. A, CARDwELL. OWNER.
1o Pershing Drive, Clarendon, Va.
f FoSR ACRES OF LAND AND SIX ROOM
tricity and furnace heat two hothouses. 100
outbulldtngs; located on the southeast. cor.
her OF Chariotte and Carroll avenues enc
roads Riverdale H Heights. anu h'n'0nS''"
Four acres of land and eight-roOm dwell
tnE having cellar. city water and gas To-
Gated at 1901 Alabama ave. Sc. right ia
ne TIE business i,1 SECTION at the top Of Good
crease in value in the next few years
EAST IsI,1 W,As9BBIINGToN REALTY COMPANY
FIyE-RooM BUNGALOW; LOT 50x350
pd0,b, S3'4a9o; $500 cash. balance $35
Washington Boulevard 80 minutes iron
ID. C.; lot 15oxi50: price $4,000: rooms
and bath 6;o Defense Highway: lot 50xI50;
MARIO VENToRA.
johnson Ave. Hyattsville
Phone Hyatts 1906.
TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.
Owner. purchasing smaller home. has re-
dueed the price for quick sale. this HOME Of
attractive rooms. fnclosed sleeping porch
large attic; tiled bath. INV H. cleo. gas,
'front.' and side porches. large kitchen. pantry
servants ser; toilet and Laundry in cellar: slate
ES,rapes double garage; 81 900 cash. balance
H. L. THORNTON.
Adams 1854 Evenings Adams 6074
: HILLCREST, ID. c.
New Houses Open for Inspection.
Price 5000: $50 mo-; 2-stOry frame.
Price $4,000. 500 mo: 2-story frame
Price Se.600: S57 mo-: broom bungalow
Pr1ce $1,000: 500 mo-; Broom bungalow
Price $3.50: S65 mo-: stucco bungalow
Price S9.750: $50 mo-: Dutch Colonial
The above houses all have gas. electricity
CITY water. tiled baths and the lots are al
least o0 feet wide. small cash payment
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sAIE-suBIRBAN PROPERTY. sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
Just What You've Wanted! A Handsome Home at 500.
On Easy Terms UNIVERSITY PARK
Picturesque, High and Healthul
On the Washington Baltimore Blvd Just Beyond Hyattsvle
Mid
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Where grown-ups
enjoy TepOSe from
urban elamor.
Where architec-
tural and scenic
beauties blend per-
feotly.
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-Four acres of land and eight-room dwell
ing. having cellar. city water and gas 10
Gated at 2S0l Alabama ave. Sc. right IN
tne business section at the top of Good
Hope Hill: 240-ft. frontage in first CONNER
clal zone This property will greatly in
crease In value in the next few years.
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SAIE--FARMS.
SALE--FARMS.

IN THE HEART OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
MILES FROM NORTH ENTRANCE TO NEW
SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PARK,
Is MILES TO WINCHESTER, VA
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A community of
quiet beauty and
dignity.
Where children
play in safety from
traffic perils.
, 1927-02-16

j. r. Huntington will be in Cody
a few days. He expects to take his
wife to Sunlight when the roads
will be better.
Frank Lasater left for Cheyenne
and other points in the southern
part of the state, he will also visit
his mother while away.
Jim Davis who has been in Cody
under the Doctors care for the
past three weeks is not much bet
ter. His brother is taking him to
Billings for further treatment.
Chas. Davis was home a couple
days. He returned to Cody again
on Thursday.
There will be a dance at Pat
O'Hara school next Saturday. Every
body is invited. Ladies bring cake
or sandwiches. Good music.
All the members of the Marler
have been sick the past
week.
Henry Purvis and lIr. Billings
were as far as Bald Ridge looking
after some of their horses.
The stage to sunlight had quite
a time to get through the snow
drifts the last two trips.
, 1927-02-16
WAPITI WALLOPS

Frank Kelly took a load of tur-
keys to Cody Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Marlin and
D. Paine had dinner with Bryan
Sullivan Saturday night.
The Valentine dance at the school
house vas well attended. Most of
those present were in %children's
costumes. Everyone received q
Valentine. These were very clever
and the handwork of Mrs. Earl
Martin and Miss Define Paine.
Mrs. Gula Jackson entertained a
few friends at dinner on February
9th in honor of Pete Nordquist,
this being his birthday aRniver-
asry. 2
Jack Horskey came out from
Cody and spent a few days at the
P-P ranch.
Frank Morris and Ernest Rueger
are now at home to their friends
in n of the cabins on the river
below the Pat Kelly ranch.
Mrs. Clarence Wood drove over
from Powell to attend the Valentine
dance. She will be a guest of Mrs.
Jackson for several days.
, 1927-02-16

Mrs. Richards will give a play,
dance and supper at the city hall
March 10th.
Clarence Dustin has leased the
Picket place on the upper Greybull
for a term of years. He has had
his household goods brought over
and taken to the ranch. He and
the family went to the ranch Thurs
day.
Mrs. Bill Sheets of the "Wolf
ranch" about 6 miles below town.
was surprised by a number of her
friends calling on her Sunday. Ii
was her birthday and her friends
decided to make a friendly call and
leave a token of respect and good
cheer.
Harry Cheeseman's friends in
Meeteetse were greatly surprised
last Saturday evening to see him
alight from the Cody stage. Last
July Harry left here to pay his son
Bert, and family, a visit at Pine
dale, Wyoming. He visited with
them about six weeks and then
started east by the Lincoln high
Wy ~ 'Aoie lib ulotltIS anu tneIr
relatives in New York state and
Pennsylvania. He travelled by the
way of Cheyenne, Lincoln, Omaha,
and Chicago finally arriving at
Binghampton, New York
This place is Harry's old home
where he spent his younger days.
He has a brother who still lives
at the old home.
Here Harry had a very delight
full visit with relatives and boy
hood friends. He then visited his
other brothers of whom he has
four . Before his vacation was over
the long arm of Uncle Sam reach
ed out AID requested his immediate
presence at a session of the United
States District court to be held in
the city of Casper. We are glad
to say that "Uncle Sam did not
want him as a defendant in a. case
but was wanted as a juryman for
the term to be held. Harry came
to Casper and served as requested.
When lie was excused the y~earning
FOR the scenes of the Greybull and
Woodriver was too strong to over
come, as he has made his home
here for o than AS years. Harry
went east by automobile but return
ed on the train. He had quite a
little jaunt of $500 miles on his
way out. but the distance was some
what shorter on the return. Z
, 1927-02-16
SOUTHPORT

Evan Holman left for the Hard
graves ranch Tuesday and will
drive back several head of cattle
for Sam Aldrich.
Mrs. N. Osher spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Joe Sutterfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peterman
and baby spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Evan Holman.
A. r. Marion spent Thursday At
the Holman home and Friday at
Billiards..
Byrul Franklin took a truck load
of Billiards. furniture to Pryor this
week. Billiards. expect to move to
Pryor in the near future.
The Ishawooa Ladies' club met
Thursday with Mrs. Albert Miller.
Stormy Ballard is here this week
visiting relatives and friends. He
has been in Montana the past year.
Mrs. Ed. Grinder. mother of Blea
and Evan Holman is visiting her
sons this week. She came here
from Buffalo. Wyoming to attend
the i~Iutsonpiller funeral.
Mrs. W.. j. Pctermann gave a
farewell party at her home Satur-
day evening in honor of the Joe
Ballard family. who are leaving
soon to make their home in Mon
tana. A very nice evening was had
and a dainty lunch was served by
the hostess at midnight. The good
wishes of the community go with
the Billiards. to their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peterman
spent several days in Cody this
week.
Walter Peterman, Buster Billings
and Nels Osher put up ice at Sut-
terfields Wednesday,.
Joe Sutterfield has been i'll with
the flu this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Spaulding
were Cody visitors Saturday.
Jas. Ashley was a Cody visitor
Friday and Saturday.
, 1927-02-16
LOWER CAGE


Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. White were
Sunday dinner guests at the G.. A.
Wright home on Upper Sage Creek.
Rose Borner called at the Fred
Ebert home Thursday.
Mrs. Lloyd Cox and little daugh-
ter spent the week end with friends
at Powell. Me-. and Mrs. Scott
Miller returned home with her and
visited over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chase. Mrs
Carl Forgey and Mr.. and Mrs. e. L.
Newton were Sunday callers at the
j.. N. McMillin home.
Mrs. v. e. Rotter spent several
days last week at The VIM. Felsheim
home caring for the little boy who
has been quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Freeborg and
Mrs. Fern Wilcox took dinner at
the Enrol Ross home.
The Fred Ebert family were SUN
day dinner guests at the Albert
Schultz home.
About twenty. Sage creek ladies
attended the pattern demonstration
at Mrs. Lloyd Cox's Tuesday and
reported it u very profitable meet
ing. Nine ladies from the Powell
community were visitors of the
day. t..;
The Lower Sage creek people
, 1927-02-16
MEEiEEiHE

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Rhodes at the TT ranch was
blessed last Wednesday the 9th
with the arrival of a lite baby girl.
The young Miss and mother are
doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rea made a
trip to Cody last Monday. Jack
received the assessors supplies and
the next day began his job of as
sessing, Jack went to work like an
old experienced hand, at the bust
ness. The weather is good now
and he wants to make hay while
the sun shines.
Among those attending the dance
and banquet at Cody last Friday
night given by the Cody Masonic
lodge we noticed Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r.
Zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Christie, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Phelps and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Belden and Harry Cheeseman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman and John
Nichols who have been trapping at
the foot of the mountain for the
last four months have cleared their
work on the range and come back
to town TO rthe They
were very successful in getting a
good catch.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Madsen were
guests for Sunday dinner at the
home of w. w. Purdy on the
lower Greybull valley. The guests
speak very highly of their enter
tainment and especially the delic-
ious dinner served.
George Thayer, the contractor on
the Meeteetse-Cody stage mail lire
is limping on one foot from the
effects of a minor operation on his
heel. The foot was in bad shane
from the effect of an old accident
received several year ago. The
operation was necessary to correct
the old trouble.
Miss Tandum. n of the teach
ers has been sick with a cold for
a week. She has recovered and
returned to her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ward of
Sheets Flat came up Tuesday and
remained over night with their
daughter, Mrs. Ted Robinson.
Jack Wentworth is taking a va
cation in the city.
Mrs. G. w. Richards has organic
ed a sewing and literary club of the
eighth grade and high school girls.
They will meet every two weeks.
The club under the leadership of
, 1927-02-16
CRANDALL

o. B. Hetland of upper Clarks
Fork was a recent guest at the
Olson ranch.
The mail carrier had hard
time getting thru last week. He
finally made it to the Fur Farm
and Mr.. Newly helped him on to
the post office with his team.
H. H. Ward is getting out poles
and posts for fencing
H. H. Shrine took his horses
outside.
Slim Welmer is taking care of
things at the ranch during Mr..
Sirrine's absence.
F. E. McGrew came in several
days ago.
Ernest Ruger and Frank Morris
who have been trapping in the
Papoose and Metler country came
out several days ago going to Cody.
The boys did well and are well
pleased with their catch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nordquist have
gone to Cody to spend some time.
Fred Wright was a recent guest
at the Shrine ranch.
John Stab went to Cody last
week to get some dental work done.
John has been quite poorly, mar
rowly escaping pneumonia.
Martin Ranmael returned from
an extended visit out side some
time ago. and is at the N~ordquist
ranch for a while.
AL Williams. who has been at the
Hetland ranch has gone to Liv-
ingston.
Crandall isn't having much snow
this winter about, Is or 20 inches
on the level, not much for this
time of the year. and we are hav-
ing lovely thawing weather, 46 de-
grees above the End, but think, the
ground hog saw his shadow as
old sol shone awhile.
Mat Kearney is visiting with
Cy Davis for sometime.
r. Oliver made a trip to Gran
dali last week and was the guest
of r. l.. Morton while there.
, 1927-02-16
UPPER SAGE


Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.. Cooper en-
tertained to Sunday dinner, Miss
Amanda Pearson. Mrs. Emily Pear
son, Mrs. A. l.. Pearson and child
rem and Lou Pearson.
Albert Fitzler is ill at present
with the flu and tonsilitis.
Miss Margaret Hoaglund is spend
ing several days in Cody with her
sister. Mrs. Brooks Boron.
The Schultz Bros. were hauling
poles from Rattlesnake mountain
last week. which they will use for
sheep sheds.
Mr.. and Mrs. MrWilliams and son
James. were supper guests at the
Albert Schultz home Friday and
spent the evening to the radio.
Mrs. Joe Freeborg and daughter
Eileen. and Mrs. G. Freeborg called
on Mrs. Aavid Freeborg last Thurs
day afternoon.
J.. e. Cooper is nursing a very
sore finger which he a~ccidently
smashed while working around the
portable hay grinder which is opera
ting on Lower Sage.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c.. Fritzler and
Clifton were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. RAIDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Brown and
children spent Sunday evening ut
the VIM. Hutchinson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. RAIDER and Wood
row and Miss Dorothy Collins re-
turned from Billings Thursday. Mrs.
RAIDER and Miss Dorothy had their
eyes treated while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ebert ana
children were entertained to din
ner at the Albert Schultz home
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Kurtz of Cody en-
~tertained to dinner Sunday Miss
Margaret Hoaglund, Pierson Coe
and Ernest Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wright, Carl
H~oaglund. and Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.
Schultz and John were last week
visitors at the Fred Mcneil home.
Sunday dinner guests at the L..
W. Schultz ranch were: Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Ebert. Mr.. and Mrs. E. T..
Ebert and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nc
Neil.