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NOTES OF SOCIETY

, passed several days in Tuxedo
Park. Mrs. Mason will leave
Thursday for her home in Ha.
yana, Cuba.
Representative and Mrs. Sol
Bloom and Miss Vera Bloom will
come to Washington today from
their home in New York. arriving
in time to attend the reception
to celebrate the coronation OF the
Emperor of Japan. They Will
be at their apartment in six
tenth Street for the winter
months.
!. Mrs. William F. Dennis enter.
tained today at the first of a
series of morning bridges followed
by luncheon. She will leave for
New York on Monday to spend
a week.
Mrs. Anne Archbold will give
her annual ball at her home,
1905 Reservoir Road, on Decem-
Der %.
Mrs. Lemuel Towers has sent
out invitations for a bridge party
on November IA in compliment
to Mrs. Edwin Burke and Mrs.
Arthur Hill.
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Miss Edna l.. Skinner, adviser
of women at the Massachusetts
Agriculture College, will come to
Washington at the end of the
week to attend the meeting Of
the Land. Grant, College.
Mrs. Edward c, Clifford, of
New York city is at the Carlton
for several days, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Grace Cliff.
ford.
John n. w. Haas. president of
Muhlenberg College at Allentown,
Pa, is at the Grace Dodge Hotel
for an extended stay.
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Not0bles To Attend
American Legion's
Arnlistice Day Fete

The Mexican ambassador, Don
Manuel Teller; the Belgian am
bassador, Prince Albert de Ligne;
the Turkish ambassador, Ahmed
Mouhtar Bey. and the Argentine
ambassador, DR.. Manuel f. NAL
bran, are among the diplomats
who have accepted invitations to
attend the American Legion's
Armistice Day celebration at the
Washington Auditorium tomorrow
evening at which President Cool
ldge will speak.
The ambassador to Great Brit.
ain, Sir Esme Howard. will spend
Armistice Day in Canada, and
the ambassador Of France, Paul
Claudel, will also be out of town.
OtherA in the group Of diplo.
matte guests It the celebration
mere Will be the Minister of Switzer.
land and Madame Peter. DR.. En-.
rique Olaya. minister Of Colombia.
the Minister of Panama and
Madame Alfaro, the Minister of
venezuela, and Madame Grisanti.
the Minister of Dominican Republic
and Madame Morales. Mira De.
YOU'D Khan Meftah, Persian minis
ter. the Minister of Guatemala
and Madame Recinos, the Bolivian
Minister and Madame de Diez de
MEDINA, Don Manuel Castro Cues.
ada minister Of Costa Rica; the
austrian Minister and Madame
Prochnik, Lieutenant General Phya
hl1ltaVongs, Siamese minister, and
inc Counselor of the Czechoslovak
Legation and Nine, Idpa.
The naval and military attaches
or the foreign embassies and
lega lions viii also attend. some
OF them accompanied by their
wives, and among others present
wiz be Justice and Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone. the three District
Commissioners and large group
OF military officials.
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Macy Chief Attends
Football Game In
Baltimore Stadium

The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Wilbur head the large dele
cation from the Navy attending
the Navy-Michigan football game
In Baltimore this afternoon. They
motored over accompanied by the
Secretary's aide, Capt. George F.
Neal, u. s. N.
Mrs. Jardine, wife of the Sec
rotary of Agriculture, chaperoned
her debutante daughter. Miss
Marian Jardine, and her niece,
Miss Ruth Nebeker, and a few OF
their friends. who motored over
for the game today.
Others from Washington. who
are sitting on the Navy side. In
clnde Lieut. ]. j. Clark. Navy
Air Station; Mrs. Anne Wright
Reininger, Major and Mrs. Davis
Wills, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Con.
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Miss Janet Newbold's
Engagement Announced
To Allan A. Ryan, il.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Newbold
have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Janet
Newhold. 70 Allan A. Ryan, III,
Of New York. The wedding viii
take place this winter.
Miss Newbold was one OF the
most beautiful Of last seasons
debutantes and had brilliant
first season. She is a niece Of
Mrs. Frank Brett Moves.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank TT. Hartig
are attending the Army Notre
Dame football game III New York
today and will be guests over the
weekend Of the Rev. Philip Davis
at Forest Hills, Long Island. on
their return Mr.. and Mrs. Hartig,
who spent the summer at Upper
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NEWS OF PERSONS AND EVENTS IN SOCIAL WH OF WASHNGTQ

sarannc Lake, N. X win hsswith
her parents, M. and Mrs a, y
LeP. MeAny At 2s17 Eighteenth
ST.. Ii remain until their plans
for the winter are made.
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Mrs. Amos Fries entertained at
luncheon today at the Army ana
Navy club in honor Of Mrs. Paul
" McNutt wife Ok the national
Commander Of the American Le-
zion. and Mrs. Boyce Ficklen,
the new national president Or the
Legion Auxiliary.
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Travel Is Easier
When Summer
Is Over

Paris is charming in
autumn and early winter
and when in Paris there
is a bit of America wait
ing for you'll you get a
little homesick.
You are cordially In
vited to use as your head
quarters, your mailing
address, and as a general
friendly rendezvous the
Hearst Press Information
Bureau at No. 2 Rue de
la Paix.
Firsthand, intimate in
form ation on travel,
hotels, and transportation.
Home newspapers, read
ing and writing rooms.
No charge, of course.
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The Speaker Of the House, Rep
resentative Nicholas Longworth,
will return to washington today.
Mrs. Longworth. who is passing
several days in New York. is ex-
pected early next week.
Miss Alice Davis, daughter Of
the Secretary of War and IRIS.
Dwight F. Davis. will entertain
at q small dinner tonight in honor
of the Hon. Phyllis Aston and
Miss Elizabeth Elkins. The Hon.
Phyllis Aston is the guest of Miss
katherine wilkins and Miss FL.
kins, who is one of the debutantes
in Philadelphia this season, is
staying with Miss Davis.
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Dinner Dance
Mrs. James Freeman Curtis
will entertain at q dinner dance
this evening at the Montgomery
Country Club in compliment to
Mrs. J. H. Alexandra and Mrs.
George F. Baker, 1r., of New
York.
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Mrs. Robert Hinckley enter
tanned a group of debutantes at
luncheon today in her home on
Sixteenth Street.
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Senator and Mrs. David Aiken
Reed entertained at tea yester.
day afternoon for T h e o DO e
Rousseau, of Paris, and his daugh-
ter, Miss Marta Rousseau, who
are visiting Secretary Mellon.
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H. L. Mackenzie, American
minister to Siam, entertained
company of 16 at the supper
dance at the Club Chantecler last
night.
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Mrs. Lyman Kendall has re.
turned from New York and will
be joined tomorrow by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grant Mason. who has
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Mr.. Mellon Host

The Secretary of the Treasury,
Andrew w. Mellon. was host at
q young peoples dinner last
evening. His son Paul Mellon,
came from Yale to be present.
Secretary Mellon has as his
guests Theodore Rousseau and
Miss Marta Rousseau, of Paris.
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japanese ENJOY to Celebrate Emperor's
Coronation; Other Receptions Today
Colombian Minister Fetes
Filler; First Bud to Have
Official Blosson1ing

The season-with a capital
Sis upon US, One of the
state functions at the White
House has been written into
social history, another-the
diplomatic receptions IN
the offing, Two brilliant
diplomatic fetes are SEIZED
uled for this afternoon. And
the first Of this seasons
buds is to have her official
blossoming, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Swager Sherley give a
tea to introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Mignon Sherley.
To Mark Coronation
The official group in Wash
ington will have an opportunity
for long-distance participation in
the colorful ceremonies on the
other side Of the world, which
mark the coronation of the Son
Of Heaven. For the new AM
bassador Of Japan and Nine. De-
buchi are giving q reception at
The Mayflower this afternoon to
celebrate s'the enforcement of
His Majesty the Emperor Of Ja-
PAN
Official Debut
This viii be Mr.. Debuchi's debut
in washington in the role of
Ambassador, although he and his
charming wife were familiar
figures here a decade ago when
he was serving as counselor OF
the embassy. The reception to-
day will be attended by many
from resident society, as well as
from the diplomatic and official
groups, and the hosts will be
assisted in dispensing hospitality
by the Ambassador s staff and
by those several charming little
ladies' who are Of the embassy
family.
For Filler
The Minister of Colombia and
Nine. olaya are also giving q
reception this afternoon. but be-
cause Of the indisposition of
Nine. Olaya, Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr.
wife Of the Assistant Secretary
of State, will have the role OF
hostess. This party at the Carl
ton Hotel is in honor of Lieut..
Benjamin Mendez, famous Colon
bian flier, and is designed to give
him an opportunity to meet avia-
ton officials Of the War, Navy
and Commerce departments.
It comes as an aftermath to
the picturesque ceremony at
tending the christening of the
plane in which he plans to make
q flight from New York to 30.
goto. Colombia. Little Miss Marie
Olaya, daughter of DR.. and Nine.
Olaya, was sponsor for the plane.
Ue0uIdnBe E6be
Mr.. ana Mrs. swaser sherley's
reception for their daughter will
be given at their house at 2600
Upton St. Miss Mignon Sherley
is a student at Bryn. Mawr, but
viii have her part in the festivi-
ties for the debutantes during the
holiday periods. She arrived yes
terday to spend the week end
with her parents.
At the reception this afternoon
Mrs. Sherley will be assisted by
several of her contemporaries,
including Mrs. ZeBarney Phillips,
Mrs. Frederick Faust, Mrs. A. A.
McCallum, Mrs. Robert Brook
ings and Mrs. Charles P. Wilson.
The girls assisting the debutante
will be Miss Sydney Sullivan,
Miss Florence Meyer, Miss Faith
Phillips, Miss Anne Carter
Greene, Miss Marie Dixon. Of
Omaha, Nebr; Miss Olive Sherley
and Miss Carolyn Thompson.
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TN LMINGTON'
FOR WEDDING
TODAY
Miss Lucie Andrews, Of
Washington to Marry
Coleman G. Walker

The marriage of Miss Lucie
Andrews daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James N. Andrews, of Wash
ington, to Coleman Carter Walker,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. j. Carter
Walker, Of Woodbury., Va. Will
he solemnized this afternoon at
o'clock in Wilmington, Del. MISS
Andrews will be married from
Pelleport, the home of her aunt,
Miss Amy DUPONT, near vii.
nington, and the reception Will be
held there. The ceremony will
be in picturesque Christ Church,
built by the brides great-grand-
father, Alexis Irenee DUPONT.
The Rev. Frederick Ashton, of
Wilmington. will officiate, as
sisted by the Rev. John Sommer-
field Bunting, of st. Louis. The
brides father will give her in
marriage. she will have as maids
If honor her two sisters, Miss
.Julia dupont Andrews and Miss
Aimee DUPONT Andrews. The
group of bridesmaids includes
Miss Margaret West, Miss Matilda
Fowler, Miss Emily Van Lear and
Miss Anne Andrews.
The ushers are John Merrill
Charles Cane, Llewellyn Miller
and James Winston, all of New
York; Charles Valentine, Of Rich.
mond: Edward Darlington, of
University, Va: Reuben Clark, of
washington. and Hardness Haupt,
of Elizabeth, N. j., Robert s.
walker, Sd, will be best man.
The church lis decorated in
white cl1rysanthemums, with white
lilies on the altar, and ut Miss
duPont's house quantities iof chrys-
anthemums in autumn tints have
been used, yellow predominating
Autumn colors VIII also appear
in the gowns of the brides at.
tendants. The two maids Of
honor will wear yellow MORE
robes de style and the brides
maids, golden brown MORE gowns
made on similar lines. Ali will
wear small hats of tulle and
carry bouquets of shaded yellow
and bronze chrysarthen1un1s.
Miss Andrews bridal gown is OF
ivory satin, quite untrimmed. 1t
is made with circular train
cut in one with the skirt, which
is quite short in front. The
bodice has round necklire and
long tight sleeves. She will wear
a tulie veil falling from q Juliet
cap of tulle banded with silver.
Her bouquet is of white orchids
and lilies of valley.
For her travelling costume the
bride will wear a smart tweed en-
semble Of tan, with a small brown
felt hat On the completion of
their wedding trip, the couple
will make their home in Albany,
N. Y.
Last evening Mrs. Eugene du
Pont gave a dinner dance at the
Wilmington Country Club for
Miss Andrews, Mr.. Walker and
their bridal party.
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20 Ships"

The film 20 Ships" taken I'm.
der the auspices OF the British
Admiralty. which had its first
presentation on Thursday after.
noon at the Carlton Hotel with
q distinguished company in at
tendance. vas shown again .yester.
day by Can't. Fl. Auten, r. N.
at the Navy Department. Among
those present were Admiral
Charles +. Hughes, Chief of.
Naval Operations, Rear Admiral
William d. Leahy, Rear Admiral
Charles b. Mcyay, Rear Admiral
Stanley. Rear Admiral Edward IT.
Campbell, Rear Admiral Luther Il.
Gregory. Rear Admiral Richard
III. Jackson, Rear. Admiral Beau
vet and Rear Admiral Yarnall.
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Wedding Today

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Thomas Dunlop
and their daughter, Miss Katherine
Dunlop, are in the group from
Washington who have gone to
Raleigh, N. c.. to attend the
wedding there today of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunlop's son, Alexander Nc.
Cook Dunlop, and Miss Florence
Harrison, daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Thomas P. Harrison.
Miss Harrison passed the last
two winters in Washington, where
she served as social secretary ito
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry. wife of
Senator Gerry, of Phode Island.
After a honeymoon Mr.. Dunlop
and his bride will make their
home in Washington.
"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bradley David.
son have returned to Washing
ton after spending several months
in Europe.
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don, Lieut.. william e. q. Erskine.
Miss Anne Wyant, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. Adam
Wyant, and Fred Hunt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Warren spent
Friday morning at Wrily Adams.
Mrs. Chas. Cook made a bust
ness trip to Frazer Tuesday. She
went in with the mail carrier.
Nina Resech spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Anna Bensch.
Mrs. John Aam called for their
mail Tuesday.
Dave Brown made a business
trip to Circle Sunday.
Mrs. Wrily Adams and little
daughter Jane went to Frazer
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. BERTHE Berry and children
spent last week at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Cook.
Ollie Haskins has been serious
ly i'll at his home on Rock Creek.
Robert Adams and wife went to
the Starner place n day last
week. He purchased some build
ings and was hauling them to his
new home.
Wilson, Dalton and Merriam
Brown spent last Sunday at home.
Mrs. D. E. Vermace, of Iowa, who
is teaching the Highland school
came with them.
Farmers are busy seeding. Win
ter wheat begins to look fine.
The. Geo. Busse family have
been having flu.
Francis Mead spent Saturday
night at Dave Browns.
Illmont school finished the sec
ond month of school Friday. Sew
en- of the eight pupils enrolled
were perfect in attendance for
this month.
George and Alfred Lingle have
been helping Fred with his seed
ing.
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There was no school Friday as
our school took part in the con
test in Wolf Point. Lois Toavs
was in the Art contest, and Jessie
Toavs in the Spelling contest.
County Agent A. w. Warden,
paid Il school a visit last week.
The boys and girls want to start
a club, and l am sure there will be
enough members to make it posi-
BILE. Bill Toavs has consented to be
the leader, and the first meeting
will be at the Wide Awake school
Tuesday, May Sth, in the evening.
Parents as well as club members
should be present.
Louis Toavs spent Sunday at
Bill Toavs.
Louis Larson called at Lees
Sunday evening.
Theodore and Susie Toavs were
at C. Bartels Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Toavs, Lily,
Lila, Dannie and Grace were at
w. E. Nickel's home Sunday after
noon.
Miss Breening and Mrs. Wurst
spent the weekend in town.
A. Lee, Harry, Byron, Cyrus
and Mabel were in Wolf Point
to Sunday school and Mrs. Wurst
came out with them, and had din
ner at the Lee home.
O. w. Olson and Ordean were
in town Monday evening.
Geo. Neufeld from Mountain
Lake, Mimi, came last week to
work during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Maltby, Mr..
and Mrs. o. w. Olson and Ordean
were in Wolf Point Saturday.
Anna, Mary, Peter, George and
Durand Neufeld called at A. F.
Toavs Sunday evening.
Sunday, Abraham. Maria, Frank,
Robert. Rosetta, Jessie and Elsie
Toavs, were out riding north of
Volt, looking at their land.
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Mrs. H. B. Taylor, Miss Salpaka
and Dorothy Taylor drove to Wolf
Point Friday to attend the spell
ing contest. Dorothy Taylor was
a representative for the Golden
Valley school.
Miss Myrtle Brekke, teacher of
the Waska school spent the week
end with Miss Irene Johnson.
Tom Simonson and daughter
Helen drove to Wolf Point Satur-
day.
Mr.. Krogstad and Mr.. Hormek
have purchased new tractors.
Frances Dorgan and Arthur
Mann drove to town Friday.
A surprise party was given on
Miss Julene Taylor in honor of
her sixteenth birthday. The even
ing was spent in playing various
games. Miss Taylor was the re-
cipient of many beautiful gifts.
Miss Johnson and Miss Salpaka
called on Miss Myrtle Brekke Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Taylor OF
Frazer visited at the c. d. Taylor
home, Saturday and Sunday.
H. B. Taylor, John Taylor and
Misses Julene and Jean Taylor
drove to Lustre Sunday afternoon.
Golden Valley School Notes
The six weeks report cards We're
given out Friday. The best stand
ings were Dorothy Taylor, history
%. spelling 80, language SO and
reading SO. Charles Taylor receiv-
ed "a in spelling and 80 in reading.
Helen Simenson received 90 in his
tory and go in language.
The attendance has been per-
feet for the last month. Since
the weather has changed for the
better. We hope to have perfect
attendance for the rest of the
school term.
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From Our Rural Patrons

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Miss Myrtle Brekke teacher at
Waska school spent the weekend
here with Miss Irene Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Siljenberg
and little daughter, Miss Irene
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Sjur
Tjon and daughters, Verna, Eunice
Snd Dolores spent Sunday after.
A1on at the Emil Nelson home.
Miss Emma Fenske spent the
weekend at the Hans Siljenberg
home.
Norris Femme rode through here
last Saturday looking for strayed
stock.
The Misses Irene Johnson and
Myrtle Brekke called at SUR
Tion's last Saturday.
Francis Dorgan and Arthur
Mann intended to take in the spell
ing match at Wolf Point last Fri
dav night but they reckoned with
out a balky Lizzie and failed to
C1N
get there in time.
Mrs. Hans Siljenberg called at
Emil Nelson's last Tuesday.
The John Mann family, Garland,
Irene and Darlene Campbell, Allen
Hurley, Howard Knight and Fran
cis Dorgan took in the birthday
marty given at the Taylor home
in honor OF Miss Julene Taylor
last Saturday night.
Mrs. E. L. Campbell and Mrs
Hans Silienberg and daughter
Dolores visited Pershing schoo.
last week.
Pershing school may well fee.
proud of the showing given by
their representative at the spell
ing contest at Wolf Point las
Friday. Vivian Vas among the
last to leave the floor and Their
she was sent down IN a foul.
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LEGION PETITION
LARGELY SIGNED

We, the undersigned, business
men of Wolf Point, Montana, be-
lieving that it promotes to the
proper observance of Memorial
Day to have all of the business
places in the City of Wolf Point
closed on Memorial Day so that
the public may properly and in a
fitting manner commemorate the
memory of the former service
men, do hereby agree that on the
next Memorial day we will close
our respective places during that
day and we also agree that we
will use our influence on other
business men to have them do
likewise, and that we will en-
deavor to make this a precedent
in the following years to come:
Marion & Foor.
McAllen's.
]. H. Coffey.
J. c. Penney Co. by d. w. Keith.
Northwest Service Stores.
C%oulter's Barber Shop.
The Fad, O. C. Johnson.
Stennes-McConnon Co.
Kelly Store.
w. P. Shoe Shop.
w. H. Coombs Plb. Co.
Valley Market & Grocery.
Frank f. Olson.
jacob & Dewitt.
Cooks Ready to Wear, by Effie
NJ. Cook,
Styer Motor Co.
Camrud Motors by E. S. c.
Wolf Point Garage & Machine
shop.
A. NJ. Poulson.
Woman's Exchange, Mrs. L. R.
Lang.
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Marcus Braatan was a Sunday
caller at the Fred Johnson home.
owen Filbin started to pillow
for Henry Heser Monday with a
tractor.
Lee Burch went to Wolf Point
Sunday morning.
Miss Margaret Stiles was a
Sunday visitor at the Jens Brake
home.
Gust Bucholtz and family were
visitors at the Henry Heser home
Sunday.
Mrs. Nels Nelson and daughter
Mrs. Christ jacob were Wolf
Point visitors Saturday.
Delbert Rhoads and wife were
Monday evening callers at the
Heser home.
John Beller went to Wolf Point
Monday.
Nick Heser motored to town
Saturday.
Roscoe Rhoads called on Dick
Rhoads Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Heser called at the o
p. Horsford home Monday
Elvin Babcock and wife were
Sunday callers at the Fred John
son home.
Under RhOads was a Sunday
visitor at the Henry Heser home.
Freddie Knabe visited with his
uncle. TONY Heser over Satur-
day and returned back to Wolf
Point Sunday
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$500 REWARD

For information leading to the
arrest and conviction of anybody
found guilty of stealing, butcher
ing or driving off any cattle or
sheep belonging to members Of
the Northern Montana Stockmen's
Association. Notify Stock Inspec-
tor Buckley at Harlem, Mont. 52tf
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Connie Shenkenberger.
Davey Tailors.
Montana Dakota Power co.
NJ. 3. Fargen.
J. S. Bruner.
Roosevelt County Abst. Co.
Motor Sales Co.
R. J. White.
Frank NJ. Catlin.
Wolf Point Bakery.
Hamblin Electric Shop.
f. B. Turner.
Wolf Point Herald.
Evening star., 1928-06-19
Commodity News

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10 (Spe-
ciaD .-Canneries are starting the an
nual apricot pack. The crop in Cali
fornia is estimated at $4,000 tons, or
$4,000 tons less than In 1927. but the
carry is large, and 1t is not thought
growers will receive as high prices as
a year ago.
: DETROIT Deliveries OF automobiles
to dealers by the leading interest are
running at record rate. In the last
month the best previous record was
topped by l4,727 cars.
CUMBERLAND, Md.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad has begun installa-
ton of a track signal indicating sys-
tenn on the line between Grafton and
Parkersburg. 104 miles of single track.
1t Is expected to increase carrying
capacity of the branch 80 per cent and
will cost 100000
CLEVELAND. - Ludwig Kemper.
Cleveland steel man. has purchased a
substantial interest in the Cincinnati
Ball Crank Co. and is expected TO di-
rect reorganization of that concern,
which makes automobile parts for many
noted automotive manufacturers.
LANSING. Michigan's unusually
large white pea bean crop will mature
two or three weeks earlier than usual
this year and is expected to yield larger
returns.
PORTLAND.-Shipm Of lumber
the last week by mills of the West Coast
Lumbermens Association set one of the
highest records of recent months, with
l42,375.989 feet This compared with
1871 l,4l3.l96 feet the week before and
136.857.818 two weeks before Book
ings reached total of 13e, ,270, ,6s5 feet.