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Evening star., 1928-05-25
SEEKS CLOTH FOR NAVY.
Bureau Wants Supply for Making
Uniforms.

Hundreds of thousands Of yards OF
cloth and trimmings are being sought
by the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
for use in the manufacture Of uniforms
for men of the United States Navy.
The goods are for delivery to the Naval
Supply Depot, at Brooklyn, N. Y, and
among the needs are 7S 900 yards Of
dark blue woolen cloth. $1,000 yards of
white buckram. 272,oo0 yards Of
bleached drill, 10000 yards of un-
bleached drill 250o yards OF black
silesia. $4,000 yards of twill, $500 yards
of black Venetian. 1000 sheets OF
gray wadding and 10000 yards of cot
ton duck.
Evening star., 1928-05-25

placed the contractor in his apartment
as late a. $40 o'clock on the Saturday
night when the Durham dressmaker was
slugged and tossed screaming from
Avents Ferry bridge into the Cape
Fear River. The State contends that
Evening star., 1928-05-25

Mrs. Terry was thrown into the water
about II o'clock. The scene of the crime
in lower Chatham County is about so
miles from Durham
James Mayo. janitor of the apartment
where Lawrence has quarters. swore
Evening star., 1928-05-25

that Lawrence went TO his apartment
about $50 O'Clock and that his COT
remained In the alley where the con-
tractor parked It, He declared he saw
the automobile, a green coupe, with wire
wheels. in its parking place at II O'CLOCK
Evening star., 1928-05-25
LAWRENCE OFFERS ALIBl.
Janitor Testifies for Contractor Ac-
cused of Murder.

PITTSBORO, N. c., May 25 CF.-W.
Herbert Lawrence's defense against the
charge that he murdered Mrs Annie
Terry on the night of March "a stood
disclosed today as an alibi.
Additional witnesses were expected to
add their bits OF confederation to the
testimony OF the several who Yesterday
Evening star., 1928-05-25

Nearly TOO soldiers OF the army of
the Rhine have married German
women.
Evening star., 1928-05-25

Washington wants no Power Trust
Advertisement.
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FLEETWOOD

The high school play of the English
V class will be given at the Orpheum
on Friday evening of this week at
500 o'clock. There will also be a
matinee for the school children at $3.50
The name of the play to be given is
step Lively" and it is lively COM
edy in two acts. 1t will be well worth
your while to see it. Admission: Mat
inee 20 and 30 cents; evening, so cents
straight.
On Saturday afternoon of this week
there will be conducted a pre-schOol
clinic for all children below school age.
Mrs. Crockett, field nurse, who is
spending the present week with the
Plentywood schools, will be in charge.
she Will be assisted by the local physi-
clans. Mothers will kindly bring all
children below school age to this elm
&c where the children will be given a
complete physical examination, free
OF charge. 1t is especially desired
that all children who will be eligible
to begin school in September pass
through this clinic and if there be any
defects, that these defects be righted
before school begins in the fall. In
this way every child beginning school
IN the tall will have the same oppor-
tunlty. Remember the date; Saturday
April Il at the city fire hall.
The honor roll of the high school
for the fifth six weeks period is:
Freshman class
Leo Donaldson, 91.75; Dagnv lessen
9O.15; Alden Klovstad, 92.OO; Ellen
Nielsen, 91.75.
Junior class
Gladys Carlson, 1925; Elsie NORM.
9l.5; Verna Smith, 9O.75.
Sophomore class
Martin Storaasli, 1926.
Senior class
Margaret Barner, Clips; Archie Hunt.
2 ~ Clarabel Malcolm, $3.50; Luella
Norm, 1925; Gibson Zeidler, $3.50.
Honorable mention
90 Lee Chapman, 9O.8; Erwin Nelson.
2O;5; Irez BarnesA 91.75; Buford
J ,: B; 30; Alice Nelson, 9O.5; Col
qIe Baker, 1925; Edith Briggs, 9O.25:
Howard Nelson. 92. Do "V'-0'
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McELROY

Mrs. J. G. Noon returned Sunday
LII three months visit with her
Ihother and others at her old home in
london, England. When She reached
Aensai, N. ID. on her return trim Iast
week Mr. Noon met her with the car
ana both drove to McClusky, N. D. to
VISIT with James Dunn, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn. SUNDAY tbev
came home, making the trim in one
gay Mrs. Noon enjoyed her stav IN
me olo nome town but was glad to
get back to Montana. e'' ~
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Welsh and chill
dfen Ralph and Evelyn went to Tjg-
nlte Sunday tc visit Mr.. Welsb's me
sner. They returned early Monday
IL mas been announced that moot
ing Will be held at the McElrov scbc 81
house Saturday evening At : o IchCTl
aoI the dlscuslson of road work this
summer. All interested should he
present II possible. County Commits
ent. " Oe pres
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Huffman went e.s+
on the train Monday. Mrs. Kurfnosn's
-healtn has not been good for time
and she planned to enter a bosn It'll I
either In Kenmare or Minot P''''i
Gustave copeland and M. D. Chm
or e, grove 20 Ilentywood Monday
Inc Progressive Farmers met at tb4
Oarl Ebellng home Saturday. Several
new members were initiated.
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SHERIDAN COUNTY

Mrs. Henrietta Crockett. state field
nurse, will spend the next two weeks
In our county in the public health
work Saturday, April 81, She will
mold a clinic in Plentywood for pre-
school children. All mothers, both ru-
raj and village, are urged to take cd.
vantage OF this opportunity to have
tnelr children examined gratis. Mrs.
Crockett expects to hold a pre-school
clinic in each village she examines the
school children.
AS nearl y as we can tell at present,
the following is the schedule for Mrs
Crockett's work.
Outlook, April "a and 25; Doolev
April 26; Comertown, April 81 and 2S.
Westby, April 30; Redstone. Nav /:
Medicine Lake, May 2 and 3; Home,
stead May a. O''
The following teachers reported ner.
feet attendance for their schools dur.
ing the past month: Helen Miller Al.
colt; Laura E. Anderson. Haven
WynOna Wankel, Reed.
antelope school recently installed a
new slide and volley ball court for the
grade children. '-'
The patrons of the King school gave
thelr teacher; Miss Elma Peterson. .
surprise party on her birthday, FRIDAY
APrlI 10. From $3.50 to 600 D. m. =
Jolly, social time was enioved bv ali
present. We are glad to hear that the
people of district No. 76 have shown
sucn a concrete example of the annre-
cation of Miss Peterson's work in
their community.
D =. normal, has been EMPLOYED 70
iinlsh the term of school in the Col,
ms school In district No. 81. The va
cancy was caused by the resignation
of Lyle Nelson. . q 'iOii
Westby high school gave a declam-
atory contest to a packet house Ias+
week, Friday evening. Much credit -
Ny uI the contestants and their coach.
ulsS Allce Grover, for the excellent
manner IN which the various selec-
sIicons were given. Those who won
MS II place in the local contest are.
OIatorlcal, Marvel Morgan: Hunor.
OUT Albert Jepsen; Dramatic. Freder-
lex Ilnck. Miss Vera Hoist was elm.
mated from tn elocal contest because
OF her participation last year Since
she received the highest number If
points In the contest she will renre-
sent Westby In contest at Ambrose
n; ID, The judges were Stunt. M a.
IloIVlck and Deputy County Superin-
Tendent Linda E. Hall of Plentywood
MEDALS were presented by c. N. Ros-
TAD: chairman of the board.
Miss Clara Onstad of Plentvwood
attended the declamatory contest at
Westby Friday night. ' a.
Many of our teachers and pupils
nave shown considerable interest in
the county meet which will be held in
Plenttywood May IL. We hone the
weather will permit all schools to he
represented in at least one event
Antelope high school held its decIar-
atory contest Friday evening, April 13
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in connection with the regular meet
ing of the p. T. A. Four contestants
took part. Kenneth Olson who won
first place will represent Antelope II.
S. at the state contest in Missoula in
May. At the close of the contest Mrs
Crockett gave an interesting health
talk. Mrs. Blackmore then entertain
ed the audience by reading the latest
edition of the local p. 4. A. paper.
At the close Of the business session an
excellent lunch was served. Mrs. Lii
liam Paske, Rev. Clifford and the Miss
es Njaa, Minnie Dyste and Ethel Sin
gleton of Plentywood were in attend
ance.
Recent office visitors are Peter C.
Olson, Ole Hellgaard, William John
son, Adolph Hovdey, Bert Guenther
James Mclean, Theo and Ole Flakne
Charles and Hans Madsen, Henry Ross
George Bell, Albert Grimsrud, l.. D.
Folsom, John Eggen, l. E. Metzler,
Fred Martini, Bert and Truels Jen-
en-, Dave Holmquist, Theo. Wohl-
fell, F. j. Miller Simon Gaffney,
Christ Madsen, Herman Heppner
Martin NOrager, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Robertson, John Hoffelt and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Olaf Waller and daughter
Olga, James Michels, r. w. Ruegseg-
ger, Peter Bruvold and Blain Van Pelt
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Schultz motored to Williston Satur-
day.
n. Il. Morrison and family moved
out to their farm home Saturday.
Mrs. z. G. Anderson was one of the
passengers on the 500 Saturday af-
ternoon.
l.. Z. Sorensen, who spent the win
ter months at Roundup, Mont, re-
turned Tuesday and will live on his
farm south of town this summer.
Mrs. Stortacken is at the Ambrose
hospital receiving medical attention.
Chris Jensen returned from st.
Paul Wednesday.
Mildred Johnson returned from AM
brose Monday, where she was confined
in hospital for several weeks.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Beginning Saturday, April II, 1928,
L will give 1919 discount for cash on
all Sales except repairing. Good
styles, solid leather shoes for the
whole family. Yours for square
deal. Otto f. Enger, the Shoe Man,
Westby, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laugen motor
ed to Plentywood Thursday.
Ole Grytness of Fortuna was bust
ness caller in our village Thursday.
The ladies of the Catholic church
gave a parcel shower at the home of
Mrs. John Phelan on Thursday after
noon for Mrs. Frank Welsh of Neil
roy, whose home was destroyed by
fire last week.
Many people from neighboring
| towns attended the defamation con-
test Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laugen enjoyed
a visit of the formers brother and
family from NoOnan Sunday.
Mrs. Burke and daughter Mrs.
Aalbu of Mohall, are visiting Mrs.
George Miller this week.
The ladies of the Birthday Circle
met at the home of Mrs. Roy Stage
berg, Wednesday, April 18th. Lunch
was served by Mesdames Dordahl,
Frieleben and Anderson The next
meeting will be at Mrs. Peter Miller's
home on May 9th.
Miss Myrtle Lillethun of Charbon-
neau, N. d., is visiting Irene Nesten
this week.
GLADYS Swanson of Midale, Can. is
visiting relatives here.
A surprise party was given Rev.
and MTs. Nelson Monday evening
Music ard singing was the main en-
tertalnment and after a social hour
The Nelson's were presented with \
sum OF money. A delicious lunch was
served.
Elsie Larsen is assisting Mathilda
Johnson as she is not in the best Of
health. '' u
April showers bring May flowers"
II that's true, how about:
April billiards. make more wizards y
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RESERVE

Ihe Reserve Implement Co. which
recently took over the property on the
corner Of the highway and 4 street
has wrecking crew demoIishin0 fbe
Ola buildings that for years have been
an eyesore to all passersby. The com
pany Will erect modern filling sta
ton on the property.
4. w. See departed for his home at
Macy, Ind, Tuesday afternoon having
received the news of the serious illness
of his father. -
Mrs. Connole left for Scobev Tines
day to spend few days at the home
of DR.. McDaniels.
Nels Larsen of Ringsted, Ia. ariv-
ed tuesday morning and will operate
tractor for Hans Larsen. Nels left
last fall with a couple of cars of hors-
es which he purchased in this vicinity
and sold at Ringsted.
Johannes Jensen arrived from Den
mark last Monday where he had been
spending the winter. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild, the parents
OF A. c: Fairchild, have returned and
VIII make their. home in their former
neighborhood. ag7 -
Nels Hagen is greeting his old ac-
quaintances in the store again after
several weeks illness. He has almost
entirely recovered from the effects of
an infected knee. -
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Evenson were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rookie in Plen-
tywood last Sunday.
A large crowd greeted Rev. Sand on
sunday when he held his farewell SER
wee in school house in the morning
A large class of young people from
reserve and Medicine Lake vicinity
weer confirmed. Rev. and Mrs. Sand
are soon leaving for California for
the benefit of Mrs. Sands health
Or. and Mrs. Robb of Plentvwood
were In town Monday. DR.. Robb came
70 lnoculate the school children
against diphtheria. A number Of Of
ADULTS and children of pre-school age
were also treated. A number of cas-
) f 81 lGi1pnt9 IN in Dagmar has caused
tirct houV Ihe dls-
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MEDICINE LAKE

Henry Lypscomb is absent fro,,
school due to sickness. Mrs. Iinsco oU,i,
is also very i'll. 'Ooi'iO
The children of school district No
~ were vaccinated for diphtheria Tbo
hawthorne and Richwine schools Is
district u are to be closed for a short
time. DR.. Robb did the vaccinatino
A number of children from Home
stead, Reserve and Medicine Lake
Mr.. Sands. pm 40 Oy
Lawrence Nelson, high school SIN
dent, drives home each evening to b 9sI
with the work on the farm.
Fieldlng Bush was a business callor
at the Lake Monday. '' ''iier
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Parent motor
ed to Grenora last week '''0'0i
Lawrence Pomarleau is emnloved b.,
FIELDING Bush. p'0Seu ny
Inc Seniors are giving their class
pay next Friday mite, April 90. 1928
The regular meeting of the Pro
gressive Farmers was held az +So
nome of B. M. Nelson SATURDAY. ie
1uy Richwine went to Plenfvwood
saturday to have his arm redress s,yJU
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DEFAMATION co,-
HELD AT A SNETTTE st

A high school dol
testants took part. 'enlR1g. -Four y
junior, Rosetta Ror,iAa. Anne PopTOo,a Con-
G(i, rso' junior, the lattera R nan and Kenmore,
Kenneth Olson Win Hoven ."aldei
s scaGo a at the state c ooSRiss,eot %
test. This '" con 1tsgo "a, at co pas' vii
large attendance. '''S attracted w.
The Judges Were NJ. a
y Miss s., Ethel SingIeton" a ANA NJ.
The state nurse, 'HM91Iywood. ''''
Crockett is visiting on MRS. Henr...
week All studentss 10 our r. school s y
and an high school We're ' p GU.n the grad
gave ga1tsa TO Ter l3f r parents Mrs. W" c,S
1. A. meeting. ''''g talk at tbs y
elected s fa al! the oi5 4. Association
coming coming year which sC ,rrce[ IS for d,
big lunch was served q. II O'Clock ,
well spent. ''enlng had 6ss '
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OUTLOOK

Mrs. Fred Hanson and daughter OF
FlaXville Wis ted friends here Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Fink and Mrs
Tom Alley and son are back after
passing the winter at different points
in the west.
K. J. Karlson and T. J. Larson
drove to Plentywood on business
Thursday.
Grandma West, who has been i'll at
the PlentywOod hospital for the past
few weeks, returned to her home here
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood House and
Mrs. George Davis drove to Plenty
wood on business Friday.
Ed Larson passed the week end at
his home in ScObey.
Nh. and Mrs. Marion Mitchell from
Plentywood visited friends here last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. J. Karlson Grove
to Plentyw0ou Sunday.
Mrs. Amund Johnson and daughter
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COUNTY FAIR WILL BE.
HELD AT CULBERTSON

Roosevelt county will hold a fair at
the fair grounds near Culbertson this
year is the latest news made public
by the county fair commission. While
1t will be necessary to build from the
ground up with the plans now under
way and with very widespread in
terest shown in this undertaking, it is
believed an excellent county fair can
be held.
The fair board, composed of George
Percy of Bainville, Ole p. Olson of
McCabe, G. A. James of Culbertson, r..
+. Patch of Poplar and Frank Bannis-
er OF Wolf Point, is making a study
OF fairs and fair equipment in neigh
boring counties with the intention of
constructing suitable buildings this
year.
The commission believes that the
time is ripe for the development of a
county fair and one located at Culbert-
son should be within easy driving dis
tance of a large number of farmers.
With an eye to this county's need.
fair ground consisting of a 40 acre
tract of ground was purchased by the
county several years ago but due to
limited finances has not been used for
exhibition purposes. The move to
erect buildings and develop a high
class fair is believed to be in line with
the rapid agricultural development Ia
king place in this county, and is meet
ing with widespread approval among
business men and farmers.
Dates for the first fair are being
given consideration and will be an
nounced by the commission in the near
future.
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Wesley STUDENTS COM.
PETE FOR ORATORICAi
HONORS L Asst FRIDAY

Last Friday evening the declan,a
tlon contest was given at the Ornbailv,,
0y high school students. A LARGE
tiowu was va present to hear the ora
lions. The contestants all did re-
lIldIkaoly well and it was not an easv
Az 10 rthe judges to decide upon
ene winners. The Glee Club rendered
selection Indian Dawn. after
winch the winners were announced hv
Su1pt. Glorvick of the Plentvwood
schools. Marvel Morgan was the win
4 1 of the oratorical group, Albert
gytepson of the Humorous group. and
vera Hoist and Frederick Zinck in tbe
dramatic group. The Judges were
oIpt. Glorvick of the Pientvwood
schools Sc Deputy County Supt. Linda
Hall and c. N. Rostad. l''
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FROM AROUND The COUNTY

Evelyn and Louise Craig drove e
Plentywood on business Saturday.
Among those from Raymond who
attended the Commercial Club dance
here Saturday night were: Pete anC
Joe Hendricksmeier, Frank Raymond
led SENEGAL, Oliver and Bob Dubry
and Norbert Schnittgen.
J Elwo" Louise wa, a business caller
~ the county capital tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ziebarth visit
ed friends here Sunday from Their
home at Plentywood.
Rev. Mirk from Great Falls preach.
ed in the Methodist church on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Larson and Mr.
ana Mrs. Carl Rowland from White.
tail drove to Plentywood on business
Tuesday.
Clint Cosper was in PlentywooC
tran sacting business Thursday.
Charles Roderick d1ove to Plenty.
wood on business Tuesday.
Lola Nelson was OH The sick list
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laid drove to
PlentywoOd on business Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. B. Farnk from ScobeN
visited at the Sam Thompson home
here sunday.
Mrs. Cary and two children from
North Dakota stopped here SATURDAY,
on their way to their new home in
| Canada.
The Progressive Farmers meeting
which was held in the hall Friday eve
ming was well attenLed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weiss enter
tanned large numbe rof their friends
at party at their home Wednesday
evening.
Henry Barner of Plentywood, who
is agent for the Chrysler automobile
was an Outlook visitor the first OF The
week.
Mrs. Netf from Gernora visited at
the led Hanson home over.the week
end. ~
Miss Evelyn Johnson drove to Pom
lar Thursday afternoon where she met
ner brohter Dennis who is attending
the Agricultural college at Bozeman'
Dennls plays in the college band and
the band is now touring the state. The
Dand gave a concert in Poplar that
evening.
Ray West is down from Canada 70
Visit ms mother who has been i'll
am handling the Purity Baking
products and have a fresh sbinmenf
every Friday. Evelyn Larson. adv
Jack Gains drove to POPLAR last
Thursday. '''''
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Hovland from,
Whltetall visited with friends in Ont.
look Tuesday. '' ~ 0u'-
MI and Mrs. N. J. Nelson entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank from So So
oey and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam ThomnSon
at dinner Sunday. '''i'
10 - WeliS from FlaxtOn was here
laSt week to look over this place with
a view to locating here. Mrs wells
IS also a doctor. "eiiS
Inc annual get-together sociablo
anu dance given by the Outlook com
n," ny ana commercial club was held
at Stlver's hall Saturday evening The
evening opened with a business seseioo
curing which a discussion in re~ard
10 opening the Outlook hospital was
neIu' resulting in the leasing of the
hospital to Mrs. Neff of Grenora q
framed nurse who was present and
met met with the committee, COMPLETING
an al. arrangements for opening the in,
sututlon about June 1. After the bns.
mess session the orchestra furnisbino
Inc Inc music, those in attendance, abonf
4OO, enjoyed the evening at cards and
dancing until midnight when a Ian
supper was served, after which dane.
ing was continued until the small an
early" hour. oman oil
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DOOLEY

Donald Hunter entertained several
OF ms friends at a party at his nome
Tuesday the occasion being his NH oi,
uaY. ms boys played games until
evening when Mrs. Hunter sprv vi -. :,
delicious supper.
Inc Catholic 'tdr society heio .
business meeting Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Scott to discuss
plans for the coming months.
Mrs. W. ID. Dooley arrived home
FRIDAY after a three weeks visit with
relatives at Great Falls.
The Degree of Honor held their
regular business meeting FRIDAY ev.
ening.
Roy Mitchell motored to Plentv
wood Saturday evening and attend
ed the dance there.
Clifford Dooley is working at the
Dooley Implement Co. in Plentvwood
for few days. "O0U
pln WI. and MRS. W. w. Scott drove to
rlegnIltywood Sunday afternoon.
me >. b, Chandler family spent
Sunday in Plentywood.
+. X. Decker and family and Mrs
day. ''"' "oou 0un-
visiting friends. S "unudy
mr.. and Mrs: w. d. Dooley and Mr.
ana Mrs. M. w. Markuson mofored 70
Flentywood Monday evening and at
tended the show. anu a.
.; ). Schons, DR.. Cooper and H M
pre- 4retzk * motored to Plentywodo Tues
=; Z; Epler of Williston, N D.. was
III, III I1ooiey on business avfew days this
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Campbell and son Kenneth, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. M. Machines and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. L, F Worley.
The Sunday school services at the
hall were very well attended and the
classes formed. SUNDAY chool will
open at II o'clock a m and we expect
to have things going along nicely in
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Grant and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Dav-
export were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. M. Machines Sunday.
a large number of friends OF Flet-
cher Callahan repaired to his home
Saturday night to surprise him, the
occasion being his birthday. The eve
nlng was pleasantly spent in playing
cards and enjoying Mrs. Callahan's
famous cooking.