davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19

group includes a female, which is rep
resented in CHARACTERISTIC, seated
posture and two young gorillas. All
were mounted by Mr.. Akeley prior to
his last journey into Africa three years
ago. at which time he was stricken with
fever and died. The method of
mounting. which gives to the animals a
strikingly lifelike appearance, was evolv-
ed by Akeley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19

A Columbia University Ammni Club
with 16 members has been formed in
Geneva, Switzerland. The men are
connected with the League of Nations
or other international work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

I Across. -,
Poison from almonds. rr?f
8 Roll of Tobacco.
10 Carriage horses.
20 Cure-all.
I'll Kind of silk.
a. Part OF turtle shell.
% Defend. :.
"a Patois.
Is Esteem.
~ Utters in shrill tone; Scotch.
. 20 Fish resembling pike.
{. 81 Decay.
= 80 Am not; coll.
"a Out.
IS Homes.
50 Fabulous monster.
: 81 Bristles.
80 Land belonging to an ecclesiastical
benefice.
IL Part of foot.
AZ World Of fashion.
43 Hebrew Of an ancient ascetic order
As Chosen.
Al Act OF affection.
48 Wheel centers.
SO Animal fat.
81 Mahometan Judge.
So Lineate.
SIS Indian princess.
Sc Storms Of Shellfre.
so Tune.
81 Base ball team.
SO Male voice.
IS Mahometan god.
66 Superman.
81 Bear testimony.
50 Dilatory.
II Mans name.
~ Boring tool
- Essence OF roses; var.
76 Eastern title OF respect.
II Parti-colored.
10 Helmsmen.
80 Church seats.
80 Military officers attendant.
81 Minus.
IS Place.
Sc Liquid measure.
81 Most unusual.
80 African stork.
90 Shout Of Joy.
96 Overthrow.
81 Taxi.
90 Islets.
100 Nodule of stone.
1o1 Drinks.
io2 Native Of Midwestern State.
1o4 Length measures.
1o6 Spanish general.
107 Chun.
10S Odors.
100 Lily-bearing.
Ill Household god.
112 Repeat.
ia City in Ohio.
IFS Tempestuous.
i18 Revolves.
1l9 Fowls.
100 Compel obedience to.
121 Recluse.
l22 Prepares for publication.
123 Denied.
Down.
/ Pacify.
2 WEEDS.
3 OILS
4 Rodent.
5 Freezes.
Thin parts Of bottles.
z Partaking Of food.
Small sharp knife.
0 Wanders.
10 Silence.
IL To the left.
IL Replied smartly.
Is Scratch the surface Of.
IA Chinese coins.
IS Too.
16 Cheat; coll.
IT Table centerpiece.
10 Writes down.
10 Long seats.
28 Vexes; coll
30 Ought: Scotch.
80 Tapeworm.
IS A straight line cutting q curve at
two or more points.
36 Sheep Of India.
80 Crack
40 Arabian jasmine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19

a. Cotton material.
a Occasion.
IS One who tests.
Al Vehicle.
40 Publication heads.
81 Northern animal.
So Epics.
SO Game fish.
81 Mountain series.
IS Remainder.
So Boa serpent.
81 White Of egg.
So Artists frame.
SO Suspicious.
81 Fronts.
"a Points.
81 Halt.
SO South American animal.
10 Abraham's wife.
70 Lamprey catchers.
rs Keep.
n Tropical shrub.
10 Superlative SUNK.
81 Traps.
80 Narcotic.
IS Malicious destruction OF property.
SO Suppress.
81 Breathe.
90 Flyer.
80 Satiate.
90 Chief
81 Liquid parts of oils.
90 Giant waves.
% Go forward.
95 Cordate.
81 Dairy product.
90 Splinter.
1o2 Group Of eight.
l03 Requested.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-07
BOJTI SZELEK

''Bojti szelek funak mondja nekikeseredetten a
magyar nota manapsag mem sok fantazla keI hozza'
hogy az ember vaoban erezze is ezeket bou szeeket
amint bezorognek 6jszaka abakon, vsongva tutnak
vegig kayha kirt6en utcai jarokel6nek rossz ko-
lyok modjara k6pebe fujjak hawai-, pusza menten
elbortjak csengve suhano szankat, nagy seregekben
verik varjakat egyik fauto masikra Mintha bosszut
akarnalak aan embereken, hogy volt merszk es ne
hany hetig bolond farsang ban hajkurasztak Jokedv
ket Jon bojt sze akar elkifurdaas 6s eszebe Jut-
tatia vilagnak hogy el6g volt vdamsagbol, hogo
lyokbol es tancokbol flledt, piperes temeken tu
knn jegcsapokol szakaas eresz ezer meg ezer sze
genv vacogo nncsteen ember koborol naga Iongy
elee kopar orszaguan leknkben is 6s ezer oyan
felreto mostoha, didergo dolog amelyre sokszor
mem szvesen eml6keziink veluk szvesen foglako-
zunk, de vegil is egyszer szenbe kell nez veuk o
neink hbaink gyallosagank bojti szel meg1az es
arccal szembefordit vek most, kenyszeI hogy tasa-
logiunk ezekiel gy0ngesegeinkke klvagJa elottnk
tempona ot meginvital barna padokba, zsolozsnas
t0ienfstbe az orgona szgoru szavaoz, pap credoJa-
hoz az oltarkepek komor itelosz6ke ele elcsa aJk-
kon nevetest megcsorget tanyerunk porcelanJat IL
gvelmeztetve hogy emondast lit kell kezdenunk ma
mem akarjuk, hogy azok gyongesegek a lelk'nlkpeh
napvra n0jjenek vadu bozotosan tell reggeDe ma
rangszo ol0kszep zenejeve fgyemeztet hogy esalaoo
6yene egvszer mindenk tartson irto hadJalatot iS
lekeben minden gyom es mnden dudva ellen Vesse oi
zablat annak fekete me1mek hegyke nyaka1a amely-
nek neye lehet szenvedelv eveze vagy akr eetoo de
anev DIV k0nnven vagtat ell emberre 1neredeyere'
ha mem banunk vee olykor kemenyen Icy naSvpoJl
idejen bizony.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-07


6s korhazak epitesere. Oakland
ban 2 milliot fognak koltenl IS
kolaepitesellre &, utakra. a bere-
ley-i egyetem tobb millio dollart
fog k0telni epiiletei megnagyob-
bitasara es uj epiiletek felemele-
s6re. Los Angelesben d kovetkezo
munkalatokhoz fognak hozza ro-
yidesen: 8 millio dollaros korhaZ,
2 milli0s egyetem, 2 es negyed
mill'i6 varosi iskolaepiiletekre,
ezenfellil pedig mintegy IL mllllo
dollart fog kolten varos utakra
es mas iavitasokra. Rovidesen el-
kezdih Macy % milli6 dollaros
gat epit6s6t. Nagyobb tervek ke-
riilnek kivitelre a kikot0t megna-
gyobbitasa erdekeben. Az uteplt-
kezesi tervek k0zott szerepel egy
alagut is a Berkeley dombokon
keresztiil, valamint egy hid ma
oas tGites a .vasut celjara. Az
olaf ipar is erdemleges munkaal-
kalmat jelez.
Illinois. Gazdasagi gepgyarak
/ es elektromos eszk0zoket gyartt
yallalatok kifejlesztese esedekes
A nagyobb nyomdavallalatok i'
terieszkednek. Erdemleges szaml
munkaalkalom lesz autogyarak
nal Is autocikkeket gyarto valla
/ latoknal. A husiparban alighi
lesz hely tobb munkasnak, ezel
rendszerint 10000 embernek ad
max kenyeret. Dacara az Vi gepel
/ bevezeiesenek, a ruhalparban !
tobb cmbert fognak alkalmaznl
! A butorgyarakban szezon munk
lesz februarban. A kozmunkak
nal is tobb embert fognak aka
mani, mint tavaly. A vasutikocs
miiheiyek elonyOsebb feltetelel
kel fognak miikodni. Az utepltkt
zes tcren sem fognak keveseb
) embert alkalmazni, mint az e
: multi evben.
: Indiana. Nagyobb kereslet va
: hato szakkepzett munkasokbal
de ugylatszik helybell napsz;
: mosok is allando munkara to-
: max szert tenni, 1920 millio do
B lart fognak allami, varosi gepltk
/. zesekbc es utepitesbe fektetni. !
/ Egy 300 mertfoldes kiilon utte
! epitkezese is eleri 10 mlillo dc
i lart.
4 Michigan. Szakkepzett munk
k sok Is napszamosok legalabb Q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-07

hagyarakban nagyobb valtoz&s
mem varhat6. "A tell h6napokban
az epitkezesek gyerek, de foko-
VASE es nyar alatt. Korllbeliil
150,OOo,0O0 dolart fognak kolteni
kiilonfele nagyszabasu tervek- XII
vitelere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-07

AZ alvari maharadzsa korona-
zasi jubileuma alkalmabol egy
m6rlegen 1emerette magat es
amennyi sulya volt, annyi sulyu
eziistpenzt osztott ki szegenyek
k0z0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-07

,kedvez6 elhelyezkedest nyernek,
mint tavaly. Szamos allami es va
rosi, megyei utepiteshez fognak
hozza rovidesen, ezenfelul egy
nemzetkozi hidat epitenek Port
Huronban, 100000 dollar kolt-
seggel. Az epito munkasok - XII
we've nehany tell honapot - mum
kahoz jutnak. Igen sok embert
fognak alkalmazni a Grand Ra-
pids varos k0riili uttestepitkeze-
seknei. 100000 dollarba fog ke-
riilni ez munkalat. Az allami
kiil0nfele gyarak ezidei munka-
programme igen biztato. Kulon0-
sen Macy forgalomra es munkara
lesz kilatas r0videsen Lansing
ben. A vasutak kilon sinparokat
allitanak be, ami mem hiaba tor
tenik.
New York. Bizonyosra veszik,
hogy ez ev elso feleben a nagyobb
ipari vallalatok legalabb annyi
munkaalkalmat kinalnak, mint ia
valy. Nagyobb kereslet lesz szak
kepzett erokben Az autoipar es
ezzel kapcsolatos iparokban foko-
zott termelest jeleznek es ennek
folytan erdemleges munkaallsal-
max kinalkoznak. A vas es acel
ipar aktivitasa mem fog cs0kkenni
A femipar, gepgyarak, felvon6-
gyarak, elektromos es hiitofelsze-
relesi gyarak, optikai telepek ,stb
tobb szakkepzett munkast fognak
alkalmazni. Viszont a kisebb, xii
l0nfele szakmakban ITALIAN valami-
vel - normalis alatt = keve-
sebb embert fognak alkalmazni.
A radio, textil, cipo es ruha gya-
rak epoly aktivak lesznek, mint
az elmult esztend6ben.
Ohio. Kiil0nosen az autoipar-
ban erezhet0 kereslet lesz szak-
k6pzett mechanikusokban. Az au-
toipar fokozott tevekenysege jo
kihatassal lesz az acel es gummi
iparra is. Kielegit0 mertekii epit-
kezesi programok keriilnek XVI
telre. Az ev elso feleben hasonl6
meretii munkanelkiiliseg fog mu-
tatl1ozni napszamosok k0reben.
mint d tavalyi evben.
Pennsylvania. Fokozatosan ho-
napr0l honapra erezheto kereslet
lesz eszlelheto. A tell honapokbar
} aligha fog cs0kkenni a munkanel.
kill napszamosok tabora a tavaly
hoz merten. Az aut0ipar nagyobl
| lendiilettel fog munkahoz 6
yalosziniileg meg t0bb szakkep
zett munkas fog elhelyezkedes
talalni. "A hajogyarakban foko
zott aktivitasa jelzi a szakkepzet
es felig meddig kepzett mechani
! kusok es munkasok alkalmaztata
sat. A szeniparban lesz annyi mul
| kaalkaiom, mint tavaly. Vasont0
| dek, gepgyarak, elektromos appa
| ratusokat keszit0 vallalatok, ra
| diogyarak es vasuti muhelyel
zott munkalkalmak nyilnak ia
fel fogjak emelni alkalmazottail
szamat. A szakkepzett munkasol
| alkalmazasa elegge biztositv;
van, de a napszamosok tavas
elott aligha nyernek alkalmazas
nagyobb szamban - tavasz el0tt
A szovet, selyem, harisnya 6s ru
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-07

ez uj marcus vi azab6l r6g mausok reg fagyahoz er-
nenk. Mem engedhetjuk ezt
A tenni akarasnak marcus azat engedjiik hat atre-
megn lelkeinken mem percre is orara mem is csak
napokra hanem idore hadd meegltse Tel
az kihiesnek ndu amerikai magyar teste eleg for
r6ra minden kesobbi fagy ellen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-07
IpARI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Az 1929-IK EVBEN
Munkalehetosegek a magyarlakta
allamokban es altalaban.

Francis |. Jones, az Egyesiilt
Allamok munkaelhelyezo szolga-
latanak igazgatoja igen erdekes
beszamol6t adott . az amerlkal
munkaviszonyok es lehetosegek-
rSl. Szerinte 1929-ben - nagy al
talanossagban - eleg jol fog el-
helvezodni munkassag, ami mem
ielenti AIT, mintha eziden a mum
kanelkiiliseg megsziinne. Erezhe-
tobb munkanelkuliseg lesz a szel-
lemi munkasok, kezmiivesek es
szakkepzettseg nelkili munkasok
k0reben.
Ezutan elmondja Mr.. Jones,
hogy vas es acel ipar egeszseges
kondicioban van, de meg sokkalta
szilardabb lesz ez ev folyaman.
Bizonyos, hogy 1929 tortenelml
datumot fog jelenteni a prospe-
ralo automobil iparban. A teXtll
ipar szinten jobb k0riilmenyek
koze keriilt es remelheto, hogy TO-
kozatosan meg javulni fog. A re-
pulogep ipar hatalmas lendlllettel
kiizdi fel magat es sok embernek
fog kenyeret nyujtani, de elsosor
ban is szakkepzett munkasok
max. Amint id0jaras megenged
hatalmas utepitesi tervek keriil
mex kivitelre. Az epitoipar h;
mem is szarnyalja tul 192Sat, lie
| galabb annyi munkast fog foglal
| koztatni, mint tayaly. A tobb
iparban - kiil0nfele sZakmak
! ban - kilatasok kedvez0ek.
Munkalkaalmak az egyes
Allamokban.
California. Egy vi het millio
autogyarat Is egy 3 milli6 dolla
ros telepet allitanak fel, gum
cikkek gyartasara. Egy lemel
Igyarat epitenek az egyik nagyob
indusztrialis varosban, ami 3 mi
Il li6 dollarba fog keriilni. Ezenk
vii tobb mas kisebb 4 nagyob
, | gyartelepet nyitnak meg az idel
Kiilonosen elonyos munkaallla
max vannak kilatasban az epit'
iparban. San Franciscoban 30 m
Ii6 doilart fognak kolteni csato
! ilazasra, utak,. terek, yizvezete
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-07

OLVASSA HIRDETESELNKET
IS PARTOLJ JAHIRDET0INKE
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04
MI KAMA PURCHASE
 BUSINESS CORNER
 ON FOURTH AVENUE

One of the largest real estate transactions to have taken place in the city during recent months has been completed with the pur- chase of the Stotko property on the corner of Fourth avenue and Washington street. by R. J. Nc Kama, member of the firm of the Seward Trading Co.
 The property involved in the transaction is that opposite the Liberty theater corner, in which the Candy Cottage, Jennings tailoring establishment, and the former Gamble cafe, are located. The consideration paid was not made known.
 MT. McKanna, one of Stewards youngest of progressive business men, is pleased with his purchase and contemplates, in the near future, the erection of modern concrete building.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04
MORGlN NOW IN
 F|sH INDUSTRY

E. E. Morgan, for years we'll known purser on the A. $. s. C., steamers, at one time general agent in southeastern Alaska and for the past two years with the Pacific American Fisheries, has organized the Morgan Packing Co.,, with plant at Port Benny and with w. J. Imlach, one of the best fish men in Alaska, as super intendent. Mir. Morgan announced that he will have fresh herring las bait for the fishermen at Port Benny.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04
THE NEW COLOMBIA FOKTA- sLE MONOGRAPH IS A WONDER OR TONE AND VOLUME. Schal- frer'S Alaska Shop.

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Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04
ASTRID PULLS OUT

The gasboat Astrid, the former Peerless owned by Mrs. Josie Sanvik with the new gas boat "Echo" in tow, left Seward at 10 a. m. yesterday for Kodiak Island where the Sanviks and Lavells will operate salmon fishing and canning business this season. Complete curing equipment is car ried with them on the deck of the AStrid.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04
GENERAL FOREMAN

Succeeding Fred Price, who died at Juneau last fall, D. F. Willard, formerly of Valdez, has been made general foreman of the Alaska Road Commissions staff. MT. Mill lard will have charge of the work in the Fortymile district and he has already left for there via SkagWay and WhitehorSe.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04
SEASON LOOKS GOOD

A telegram was received from Jos Stanton, of the Seward Trad ing Co.,, who is now in Bristol Bay, in which he said the out look for the present season ap- pears excellent, from a fishing standpoint, and the cannery folk appear much heartened.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04
HOMER CHILD DIES

Orma Deitz, four year old Ho- mer girl who was brot to the Anchorage hospital from Homer died after reaching there. Her condition was such that nothing could have been done to save her life. The father is engaged in fox farming near Homer.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04
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Donald E. Connin, address Gen. eral Delivery, Dayton Ohio, would like to get in touch with former comrades for aid in his disability claim. He served with Go. B. 319th Field Signal Battalion, Camp Sherman, Ohio. Would like par ticularly to hear from Charles Lilly. Mumford, Noble and Serge ant Landaburgh.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04

STARTERS SKKiP. THE SUC- LESSOR TO INK. SchaIlerer's AL aSka Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04

CLEANLINESS ana the best of meats our motto. Fry -Bruhn's.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04

MAGAZJNE AND NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Schal- lerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04

High water 10:46 a. m. 7.2 feet
 Low water 3:28 D. m. O.6 feet
 High water 1922 a. m. 1O.4 feet Low water 4:05 p. m. 2.3 feet
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-04
SUPPORT MOVEMENT

The full support of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce has been thrown behind the international highway project, which is en- dorsed in a resolution passed by the board of trustees of that or ganization. The Seattle chamber has invited the Automobile Club of Washington to cooperate.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-02
RUBY OLSON HAS
SKULL CRUSHED In
WRECK OF AUTO

Ruby Olson, II, a member of
the senior class of the Plentywood
high school, is in a hospital at
Grenora, N. D., in very serious
condition from injuries received
Thursday of last week in an auto
mobile accident. She sustained a
fracture of the skill and other in
iuries. Her sister, Mabel, who
was with her, was also quite seri-
ously injured. The two girls were
enroute to Grenora for the pur-
pose Of visiting their mother, Mrs.
Gus Olson, at that place. They
had accepted a ride with tobacco
salesman whose car was overturn-
ed in making sharp turn.
The two girls are reported to be
getting along nicely, according tC
the latest reports and their friends
hope for their speedy recovery.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-02
SCOBEY PLANNING
FOR BIG SEED SHOW

Scobey, July 30.-Oct. 24-26 are
dates for the eighth annual north
ern Montana district seed, corn,
potato and poultry show at SEQ
bey, where registered and approx
ed seed and corn growers, certified
seed potato growers and standard
berd poultry growers of northeast
ern Montana will compete for cash
and special prizes and cups.
The show is being supported by
the Scobey commercial club, the
Daniels county board of commits
sioners and by contributions from
Sheridan, Roosevelt, Valley, Phil
lips, Blaine and Hill counties, anC
from various seed and commercial
firms interested in encouraging
production of pure seed and stand
ard poultry.
This is one of two shows of its
kind in the country, where hanC
picking is barred and emphasis il
placed upon potential seed value.
Exhibits of small grain in thi
seed show represent the actual con
dition of seed supplies in the hand
of registered and, approved see
growers in the state.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-02
Cit Citizens Of Roosevelt County
Would Move County Seat
Why Football Stars
Do Sometimes G ct
Sw ellie d Heads

Swelled heads do not always
burst with loud report and hiss
of hot air. Some of them deflate
very slowly indeed and with the
infliction of much pain and dis
tress upon their owners.
The latter sort of swell-headed
youth is revealed in all his glory
in "The Time, The Place and the
Girl" the Warner Bros moving
picture at the Orpheum Theatre.
Robert Lord adapted the story
from Hough, Adams and Howard's S
musical comedy success.
Grant Withers is seen as the
"hero"-and when one considers
that he is the biggest football stal
of the season, that many womeI
are crazy about him, and that bono
houses are bidding for his services
the instant he gets out OF coleg'
one can hardly blame him.
His Wall Street adventure AM
mis- entanglements with severa
women bring him to earth-bu
there is, of course, the One Glr
who whisks him back to a blu
heaven" of their very own.
Betty Compson and Gertrud
Olmsted are the women and tn
remainder of the cast of this bl
talking picture includes John DAY
, idson. james R. Kirkwood, Be-
! Roach, Vivian Oakland, Gretcne
Hartman and Irene Haisman.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-02
Townley Will Speak at Brush Lake Sunday
Ten Million Dollar Farm Corporation Formed
Viggo Petersen Takes Ov-
er Continental Oil Agency

Viggo Petersen was this week
appointed local representative of
the Continental Oil Company for
Plentywood, succeeding N. J. Reut-
er who recently resigned to look
after his farming interests near
town. Mr.. Petersen purchased Mr..
Reuters equipment and took
charge of the Continental interests
here Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. Petersen is well known to
Sheridan county residents, having
resided at Reserve and Plentywood
for many years, during which time
he has acquired large business
acquaintance and many friends.
The Continental Oil company's
business will be well taken care OF
under the supervision of Mr.. Pet
ersen and that he will get his
share of the oil business is as
sured.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-02
FREE PROGRAM TO BE
GIVEN SUNDAY NIGHT

A free program will be given
Sunday evening at 800 o'clock at
the Chautauqua tent, with the Will
liam Rainey Bennett and Cymbol-
ON orchestra presenting an entire
" different program than on Sat-
urday night.
Junior Town for the kiddies ev-
ery morning at the big brown tent
at nine o'clock. Junior Town Of
ficers will be elected the same as
other years. Who knows? You may
be.
Ann Gray and Eula Brown,
members of Skidding Co., formerly
with the Maude Henderson play
ers. will be here Monday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-02
Former PIentywood Man
Charged With Transpor-
tation of Canadian Beei

Havre, July 29.-Harry B. EN-
erson. owner of the Yellow Cab
Taxi Company, was arrested one
half mile west of Iona, charged
with the unlawful possession and
transportation of Canadian beer.
Emerson was arrested by Gus
toms officer Olaf Berge and X. b.
Gaffney of the federal service. he
was presumed to be on his way TO
Great Falls when he was appre-
hended by the officers. When brot
before C. E. Artman, U. S. com
missioner, he pleaded guilty to the
charge and was released on S3Ot
bonds. He will have to apepar II
Great Falls at the next term o.
federal COURT
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-02
Oil Analysis Shows
Dakota Seepage Is of a
High Grade Production

Williston, N. D., July 30.-Rep-
resentatives. of the Big Viking Oil
company say that work of drilling
the well down to the next sand IN
which production of oil is expected
will be resumed as soon as casing
now in transit is received.
A complete analysis of oil be-
tween the 12 and 10 inch castings
has not been made but the chem
ist who has taken a sample de-
clares that it is of high grade and
that even small production might
make the well valuable. =,
Only resumption of drilling VIII
show whether this oil comes from
the bottom of the well, at 3,2OO
feet, or from a higher level. Ii the
next sand, which may be reached
in few hundred feet, does moi
yield a flow of oil, the company
viii put out smaller castings anc
attempt TO develop the source Of
the present supply.
The casing now in transit is A,
500 feet of 6-inch pipe.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-02
DALEVIEW PIONEER
PASSES AWAY HERE

Redstone.-Chris Jausch, So, one
of the early settlers of the Dale
view section died at the Plentywood
hospital about z o'clock Wednesday,
evening of last week.
Mr.. Jausch was taken to the
hospital about a month ago and
everything was done fortcgElz-
evrything possible was done for
him but he steadily failed after
going there and Wednesday eve
ming he passed peacefully away.
The funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon at the M. Z.
church in Redstone and the re-
mains were laid to rest in the 10
cal cemetery. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Ashworth.
It is believed Mr.. Jausch is sur
vived by two brothers and every
effort has been made to locate
them.