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FUTURE.

The Business Wcmen's Council will
meet tomorrow evening at the National
Memorial Baptist Church, Sixteenth
and Columbia road. Mrs Harvey S.
Irwin will have charge of the Bible
study period. The program following
will consist Of Tales of B. w. C..
Travellers"
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FOREIGN.
Illinois Inventor Dies,

MINNEAPOLIS, July % Op.-Charles
Wales, SO. of La Grange ILL.,, inventor,
died today. He invented two adding
machines. one of which bears his name.
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HIT Mrntnrtant.

rsnsmslaaee q ny devoted husband.
HARVEY L. CARROLL. who departed this
life one year ago. July 49, 1928.
sweet Is the memory that will never fade.
Sweet S is the grave where he is laid.
Under the sod where he sleeps
He suffered hours, yes, months. Of pain,
To wait for cure. but all in vain.
Till God alone knew what was best
Ra sffS ND h he%f Y TfE MAGGIE
Erps. SARAH RoACHE. A tribute Of love
today, July %, 1927.
Only these yhc have lost can tell
The pain e psrsnE Ti tNn isTsTs
HENRY. BETTE X. In sad but loving re-
menbrence Of mother and grandmother,
BETTE < e., HENRY who departed this LIFE
Our very hopes telied our fears.
And fears out hopes oelied.
We thought her .dyins when. she slept
And sleeping when she died.
For when the morn came. dim and sad.
Her quiet eyelids closed:
son asd A shs'e GRA nf5n hhi3 EMS
MCDOWELL. SARAH. In loving memory OF
departed this life three years ago, July
have only your memoTss dear mother
You are one will never forget.
For I'm always thinking of you
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, THELMA.
REYNOLDS. REBECCA NJ. A tribute Of love
TO the memory Of our dear mother. RE-
BECCA M. REYNOLDS. who departed this
life four years ago today. July 70. 1925.
You are resting in peace. dear mother;
Four years have passed away.
You are gone: but not forgotten.
For We think of you each day.
HER DEVOTED SON HARRY AND Low.
ING DAUGHTER IN-LAW GRACE.
wILLIsIoN, DR.. E. D. In sad bu. lorins
father, DR. z. p. WIILIsToN, who left us
rear ago. July "a 1928.
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LOST.

LOST.
seservoir: ' sssEet Containing mi lunch. blue
and white table cover, etc. Call Columbia
?7as-J
BRACELET-Sterling silver; set in nenna-
ward. Mrs. J. c. Pritchard. 1917 n s.:
BRIEF CASE-Black. engireerins data and
blue prints; from auto. Commodore Hotel
Reward. Commodore Hotel.
BOSTON BAG, brown; on Benning road or
Central ave, ne. Finder please call capitol
Heights 234. Reward. z5-
DOG. Springer spaniel; brown and white:
Takoma Park Thursday. Shepherd 1861.
Reward.
PIN-Diamond and turquoise; square shape;
valued as gift: near 18th and Pa. ave. sc.
Reward. Ut 18th Sc. Atlantic l791-W.
POCKETBOOK-Lady's tan. snakeskin and
KID. left in field house at West potomac
golf course. METROPOLITAN 25S5.
POCkETBOOk. black. containing money
Star Model Home, 1346 Iris st. NV. Frank
lin 6094. Mr.. Pof. |
RAIECOAT, blue silk. on mezzanine. Wood
wards. Friday afternoon. Call Columbia
RETIREMENT PAPERS. from Bureau Eng. &
Ptg.; lost on July IL. Return to 1915 Mass.
ave. 20
RING, i4-kt. white gold. opal; in Fox The
1sss sa s;ts sssfon va
WyAToH1Ladys Fuioya initials r. By 3 w "
Wins lss4. = 49,
WRIST WATCH Buiova. white gold, on H
srhet. RsTard .n 1915 ne QUIZ &c.
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on the tree until it becomes full
ripe. and is then canned while at
its best. Canned Grapefruit Is also
easy to use as it has already been
skinned and seeded.
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Visit our nearest store and see
these quart jars OF fancy Pickles on
for YOUR table or for the next picnic
or outing.
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MORTIMER. ADELAIDE L.

July 81, 1929. at her residence. 3IO2 j
St NV: ADELAIDE L. MORTIMER me
Wattl, beloved widow of Beverly r. Nor
timer and mother OF Ebert H. Eugen
L. and Harry =. Watt. Funeral service
Will be held at her late residence Wed
nesday, July "a, at . pm. Relatives an
friends invited. Interment Rock Cree
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YODER. DR.. PETER A. Departed this life
Saturday. july 20. 1929. at pm. at his
residence. 2503 Hall pl. NV, DR.. PETER A.
YODER, beloved husband of Amelia A.
Yoder. funeral from the chapel of A. J.
Schippert, 2008 Pa. ave, on Tuesday, July
49, at Am. Relatives and friends in
vited. 22s
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Bowie Elected
Red Cross Head

SAN BENITO. Feb. ~14.-Jsmes c.
Bowie was elected chairman Of the
San Benito Red Cross chapter. which
includes Harrington and Pic Hondo,
ut u meeting Of the committee here
Wednesday.
Other officers elected are Miss
Paul Hill, HarlinEcn, vice chair
man: Charles Greenslade, secretary;
]. Il. Lomax, treasurer; and the
following committee chairman: A. ID.
Higgins. Bud Bonner, Mrs. y. +. Lo-
max. A. ID. Methven, Bert Epstein,
Mrs. p. d. Kennamer. Mrs. Floyd
Worth. Mrs. Paul Cowgirl, Harry
Fochner. Harry Bartsch. Frank Lud-
den. All except Miss Hill are San
Benito residents.
The meeting was called to order
by Rev. Francis NJ. Davis. retiring
chairman. and J. r. Bell was ap-
pointed secretary pro tenn.
"A financial report was given by
John T. Lomax. treasurer, and the
chapter voted 70 donate $50 to local
charity work. The question of
sending n representative to the ma
tional conference at Washington was
referred TO Chairman James G..
Bowie.
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Mrs. Lena Somerville lot 2 blk .
Pendleton Sub. Of Survey 294, con-
tanning s acres. $40.
Il. L. Longoria ct ux to John Halt
niger, ct xu.- lots ., 10. ii, IL, bik
80, Brownsville Id. q Imp. Co.'S Sub
share p, Esp. Santo Grant s2se5-5o
G. G.. Henson ct al TO Jose Il. Cal
deroni lot 10 blk SEA, Brownsville
500.
o. W. Haywood, Admr. Of Est. OF
Alba Haywood, to George VI. CARE
lots /, 2, 3, 4, blk g., Haywood Adm
San Benito. $40.
John T.. and Bessie s. Baker to d
b. Meadows an undiv. IL interest IN
lots !, 2. 3, 4, blk 60, Harrington
$55,o00.0o.
II. c. Harding. tr. to Delta Irrig
Farms Co, W. IL lot % and North
2.0I ae., lot 25, 1901 &C. out Of blk
s, plat 2. Citrus Gardens Sub, Esp
Santo Grant, plat 81. $40.
A. r. Parker to Eleanore Jones
Moore. Farm Tract lis, Coast Land
Farms Sub. 2. Buena Vista Grant
27.27 acres. $5,1s1-30.
american ANdtts oduht HdtttASf On-
to Glen l.. Dark and w. Z. Sawyer
20 &C. lying North of the South q
&C. and .06 ac.. out Of blk II, Harlin-
gen l.. & W. Co.'S Sub. &C" $4,000
S. T. Crow ct ux to Emmett Hag-
amann ct ux, Z. 10 &C., Farm Blk los
survey 25. $3500.O0.
B. c. Bedford ct ux to Emmett
Hagamann ct ux, w. 10 nc. of the =
90 &C. of Farm Blk los, Survey 20
$500.
Emmett Hagamann ct ux TO 5. ].
Grow. Ct al, 6.sS &C, out Of Blks z
and 10, Ratamosa Sub, plat 5-72, La
Feria Grant. $500.
II. p. McNeill to Matthew Gill
". 10 &C. OF the East 20 &C. OF BIZ
IS, Collins Sub, La Feria CT. $4,000
The American Rio Ode. Id. 4 lr-
rigation Co. to p. W. Perkins, ct al.
1888 acres, Llano Grande Grant
American Rio Ode. l.. & /. Co, n.
CapisaIlo District. $3.50.
A. S. Walker to CISCO Morris. 10 &C,
being NV quarter Of Farm blk GO
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Harlingen Id. & w. Co. Sub, Survey
2e2. S1500.00.
Pert Isabel Co. to Geo. L. Skid
more, lot 2 blk 20. Port Isabel. $1,000.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. to Mrs. Mar
tina Eckert S. IL of the $. , nc. blk
80, Bayside Dew. Co., Sub. Boz
ranch. Santa Isabel Grant, contain
ing 2.5 acres. $2,493.75.
Port Isabel Co. to Henry Erkcrt,
n. 1-2 Of S. ) &C. Of Blk 80. Baysidc
Dew. Co., Sub. Box ranch, Santa
Isabel Grant. s~2.f93.75.
ID. r. Murchison to Royal Cald-
we'll blk 81, 81 chat part west Of
the drainage ditch 2.91 nc. off T.
side of blk is. Collins Sub. FAT &C,
off T.. side OF Blk Is, Collins Sub
2 T,5i0.0O.
The al Parker Sec. Co. to c. s
Thompson S. 4.66 nc. Of the N. 14.6e
&C. Of East 1856 &C. of Biz So. MINI
Texas Id. & irrig. Co.'s Sub, La
Feria Grant. $40.
A. r. Parker to @. S. Thompson
Farm Tract 1i2. Coast Land Farms
Sub, Buena Vista Grant, plat 1858
$40.
The American Land Co. Of Texas
to ID. L. Taylor lot So, Survey 40
Stuart Place Sub, plat SO. $1,000.
The American Land Co. Of Texas
10 Garvey f. and Elizabeth VI. KEN.
per lots 50 and 90 cont. 10 &C., Stuart
Place Sub, Survey 40, plat Sc. $4,000
Oliver and G.. Grace Zahn to Jas
W. Davidson 10 nc. c. de Carricitos
Grant. San Benito l.. e. w. Co, be.
ing lot S blk 1856. $4,000.
Los Ebanos Est. Inc, to S. Judd
Farley ct ux., Farm Blk IS. Los Eb-
mos Sub, plat s-12, Esp. Santc
Grant. S4506.25.
Port Isabel Co. to w. A. Brandon
lot 6 blk 81, City of Port Isabel
$1500.o0.
Emilia Vasquez de Espinosa, Man
uel Espinosa to ThoS. A. Beckett. LOT
;. blk /, Colonia Victoria Adm.
Brownsville. $3.50.
Sam p. Ingram. Jr.. to Walter
Bridges. Let II. East City View, Ad,
Harlingen. S235.10.
w. X. and Jennie M. M~endenhall
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yes- rs rA- 50 Al y. Eg Mne Is rAesL.L g 1eAeA ao !. sM1 tt
Ts xN Sc s ssEn T5 : "y4{ as ~ seSe. ~ I ypoT .Hsnk co Te wye 70
n SAMM.I DOM HnoA G. T1Ea& +NLLe q q 5000 5+oA o. DNNE N EMA ENsHI eT
HoVSoNI 6 SSMN qoo y 10 !, 49, - RsseEcAete Spl,E HeNeN o o5e cot.
re FS9S9N. 2HSk33SS E ~ Es "N We Ne e T S~ 3%IL M4 : ens5A 81 G@o fssoc3eo
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TO COMPLETE ARROYO
SURVEY IN 2 MONTHS

HARLINGEN. Feb. 14.-tPl-Sur-
G v Of the route OF the proposed
waterway from Harlingen to the
Gulf will be completed in about
two months. according to j. B.
Chambers, ST.. chairman Of the
Arroyo Colorado Navigation district.
The work has been delayed some
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SCHUMANN-HEINK NAY
SING AT HARLINGEN

HARLINGEN. Feb. f4.-Possibility
of bringing Madame Schumann-Heink
to Harrington for a concert was men
toned here bv citv officials and
others who are negotiating for an
other entertainment number at the
municipal auditorium in Harrington
The desire to bring an artist or
group or artists Of national reputa-
tion was expressed, and communica-
ton with Madame Schuman-Heink's
manager has been started.
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PREPARATION BODY MEETS

PARIS, Feb. l4.-lP-The third
sessions Of the experts committee
on PREPARATIONS got under way today
with the German delegates sppsr-
emily still to occupy the center Of
the stage in the conference room.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-14

Hon. a. w. Cunningham, Judge.
No orders.
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AFFIRMED

AUSTIN. Feb. 14.-CP--The case
Of Mrs. Clyde Baker, convicted Of
murder in Jones county as a re-
suit Of the death OF her husband.
Charley Baker, and given 80 years
in the penitentiary was affirmed by
the court of criminal appeals today.
The indictment alleged she killed
Baker by causing him to take poi
son."
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COUNTY COURT
Hon. o. G. Dancy, Judge.
No suits filed.
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QUOTA DATE STANDS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-tPl-The
Nye resolution proposing another
postponement OF the effective date
Of the national origins provision of
the immigration act vas rejected to-
day by the senate immigration COM
mittee.
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lo3RD DISTRICT COURT
Hnu A M Eart Iud~~

nuHs n VI htHt1 JuuEc.
No. 6666-Merchants National
Bank in Brownsville vs.. r. J. Betan-
10, on trial.
Term continued for disposition Of
cases On trial.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Cameron County

CAMERON County
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
j. \. Seagrove TO J. S. Brown, lot
! blk 4, Third Adm, San Benito.
100000.
Gee. w. Coleman 70 II. II. Hardin,
my undiv. interest being West 1850
pe- blk 35, Sur. 27i, Briggs & Cole.
man Sub. $40.
II. b. Herren to A. G. Herreu, N,
1-2 blk 81. Minn-Texas Sub, La Fe-
ria Grant. cont. 90 nc. $4,000.
III. b. Herren to A. G. Herren, s
20 &C Of an so &C, La Feria grant
1910.
G. =. and Sally G. Pcndleton "a
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said.
He expressed the belief that q
report from Major Milo r. Fox, dis
trict army engineer at Galveston, on
the application for permit to cut
through Padre island would be re-
ceived before the surveys are COM
pletcd. He anticipates a favorable
recommendation by Major Fox.
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10 Ben Z. Miller, Is &C. out OF Share
10. Esp. Santo Grant. $500.
S. /. Jackson to Hays & Sons. lots
1 and 2, and D, blk 8, Belvedere Ad.
Brownsville. $3150.00.
The American Land Co. of Texas
to w. II. Condo, S. SO &C. of lot 2,
Survey 40, and ~. II nc. lot 3, Sur.
40, Stuart Place Sub, plat Sc. $1,000,
Hidalgo County
Max Berger to Anna l.. Layely. w
IL Of Z. IL Of blk Is. Hill Halbert.
NJ. r. Zumbrunn 10 S. ID. Miller,
lot o blk 4, Mission Groves Estates,
$40.
Mrs. Georgia Echols to Euia Par
ker, N. all &C. Of S. 1923 nc. OF
lot soil, West Add. $40.
B.. L. Miller ct al 70 Miller Bros.
Nurseries, part of lot 22-1, West Add,
and lot 23-i, West. Add. $40.
NJ. r. ~Zumbrunn to S. ID. Miller,
lots l TO 5 inclusive. blk 9. Mission
Groves Est. lots | and 2, blk A, Mis-
sion Groves Est. $40.
A. +. Hester 10 IT.. I. Hester. K. 2
nc. Of lot 1903 and Z. Is &C. Of lot l02,
L. r. l. $40.
Geo. c. Jones to Fred Z. Bennett,
lot 25 blk ., Orange Grove Ad., Wes-
laco. $1,000.
ID. s. SmithiSler to Minnie Butts
N. IL Of lot Al, Santa Ana Sub. $40,
Leoncio Cara and Florentino
Rendon 20 Santana Barrera, lot 4,
blk q. Colonia Cara. $40.
4. +. Cannon ct TX TO Paul d. Mil
Ter. lot IA blk IL. Hidalgo Canal. SO.
Frank B. Hennicott to J. II. Mel
ton ct al, w. IL lot 2 blk 1, McCcll.
$1,000.
Mrs. Doran Hansen TO Caroline
Anderson lot 2, Val Verde Tract. $40.
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Cameron Courts

suits filed in the district courts:
No. s366-Frances Parker VS.. Jas.
p. Parker. divorce.
No. S367-Gregoria Gonzales de
keyns vs.. Joaquin Reyna, divorce.
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COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge.
No orders.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Juan Quezada and Conception Gu.
tierrez.
Antonio Lopez and Teresa Con-
zsles.
Jose Dominguez and Petra Garcia.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-11-28

w. E. Butts and brother Clarence
were called to Priest River last week
owing to the illness of their father,
E. w. Butts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross called at B.
Knott's home Sunday evening.
Ray Truman and wife visited at
the James Byers home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Parcel and Mrs
p. Doxie and daughter Laurel called
on B. Knots Sunday.
The J. w. Swanson Logging Co. has
quit cutting pine and plan on install
ing tie mills to make use of larch and
fir timber.
Charles Leighty, John Doble and
Wallace Butts we're busy saving Stat
wood last week on Columbus Clark
holdings.
George Clark made business trip
to Kalispell last week.
The county crew finished taking the
ferry out last week.
J. Ross and wife called at the Billy
Parcel home Friday.
Mr.. Mcclure of Fortine called at
the Clark tie camp Wednesday.
The thermometer dropped to 10 be-
low in this vicinity Thursday morn
ing.
John Carpenter visited his brother
Lem Carpenter, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eskildson motored to
Libby last Monday.
B. Knots started work for Column
bus Clark Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckenzie spent
Sunday at B. Knott's home.
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delivered turkeys in Whitefish last
Friday.
Having contracted a severe cold
which settled in his left eye, Frank
Day came home from Posten's camp
Friday.
Junior Klinke and Ada RAINBOW are
i'll with measles at this writing. There
are cases in the Charles Mace and
Shiflett homes also.
Mrs. Alvin Curtis, who has been
suffering from blood poison in her
arm, is better at this writing.
Mrs. Hatfield and Mrs. Day were
dinner guests Of Mrs. Weydemeyer
Thursday.
Owing to the measles in the neigh
.borhood, the gathering at John At
kinson's for Sunday school was very
small indeed. AS there were too few
present for the regular program to be
carried out, the meeting was turned
over to Rev. Simpson who gave a fine
talk on the subject of Jonah.
Last weeks cold wave broke its
back at seven below zero. At pres
ent we are enjoying mild weather with
heavy indications of snow.
John Kohler installed new radio
in the Weydemeyer home last week
With the Thanksgiving season at
hand we are led to observe that there
are goodly number of people around
Fortine with new cars to be thankful
for. The Wrinkley family have two
new Fords; one open and one closed
model. Charles Mace and Joe Stokan
are driving new Pontiacs. Charles
Ortell has a new Plymouth and A. E.
Johnson, Nash.
At the beginning of the school year
Charles Mace contracted to drive the
Grave creek route, and bought bus
for the purpose. Frank Marston took
the Kinshilla route at lower salary
with the understanding that he should
use his car for transportation. Things
became rather complicated when two
families moved away from the Grave
creek neighborhood and two others
moved out to Kinshilla's mill. As
matters stand now there are seven
children in the Grave creek neighbor-
hood and sixteen at, Kinshilla's. The
bus drivers met the emergency with
fine show of public spirit when
they arranged to change routes at the
beginning of last week. Now the big
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-11-28

T. H. Price was called to Libby
Tuesday on business.
Ray |. Cole of Gateway was in Eu-
reka Tuesday buying hay.
The Royal Neighbours Sewing Cir
Gle will meet at the home of Mrs
Pearle Zook Friday afternoon. All
members are cordially invited to at
tend.
Bill Shindell was in Eureka be-
tween trains Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Mcfarland OF
Bonners Ferry were Thanksgiving din
ner guests at the Merlin Scott home
Mrs. Tom Wilke is at the T. H
Price hospital recovering from an at.
tack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rhodes and Mr.
Jack Garner dined at the Clarence
Dierman home at Sophie Lake Mon
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas were
Thanksgiving guests at the O. F
Teel home.
Miss Alice Shields left for Troy
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents.
Don Kennedy, manager of the Gler
Lake Irrigation Co., went to Spokane
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving.
]. j. OMohony, customs inspector
of Great Falls, came to Eureka from
Boomers Ferry with H. F. Mcfarland
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McKenna of
Flagstone, are the proud parents Of q
baby girl, born at the Mrs. G. Olson
maternity hospital Tuesday, Novem-
Der 26.
Tommy E. Price went to Missoula
Sunday to drive back Chevrolet
truck for the 0. X. Garage.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-11-28
High School Operetta
Was Great Success

The High School operetta, "The
Lady of The Terrace" which was pre-
ted last Saturday evening, turned
at to be a true success. The players
took to their parts like veterans and
pleasantly surprised the audience with
the good quality of their voices and
capability as actors. The audience was
very we'll satisfied with the play, and
the school was we'll satisfied with the
proceeds which amounted to more than
$4,000 and which will be used to
help pay for the athletic equipment
purchased this year. A very pretty
feature of the operetta was the
dancing fairies, trained by Nellie
Spauldinp.
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Eureka Locals

Hugh Klossner motored to Kalis
pell Tuesday and drove back new
Ford truck which he delivered to c
A. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Pagan are thu
proud parents Of baby girl.
Margaret Marks, who is teaching
the Gateway school, motored to Kalis
pell to have dental work done. Mrs
Ethel Long Of Rexford accompanied
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Riley and Larry
Junior and Webb Carey motored t.
Roman last Wednesday, Mr.. Riley anc
Mr.. Carey stopping there for duck
hunting and Mrs. Riley and Larry
Jr. going on to Missoula to visit hel
brother, A. J. Mosby. Saturday they
all attended the Whitefish-Butte foot.
ball game in Butte, and returned te
Eureka Monday. l.
The American Auxiliary is holding
bazaar and rummage sale Dec. z
Place to be determined later. Don't
forget this sale.
For Rent-80 acre farm with build.
ings, four miles from Eureka. Tenant
to take possession at once. Will rent
on shares. Chris Murray, Eureka. 25tf
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Keller of Kali
ispell spent the forepart of the week
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
f. E. Price. Wednesday they motorec
on to Libby to spend Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Keller's parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. w. Jewell.
w. V. Kuchan, who has been in
Kelvin since the 9th of October, re-
turned to Eureka Monday
Mrs. F.. j. Gael is taking treat.
ments each week from an eye, ear
nose, and throat specialist in Kalis-
pell. Mrs. Gael suffered a broken nose
some time ago and is hoping to avoid
sinus trouble.
For Sale-Team, wagon, sleigh, and
harness. See D. w. Smith, Eureka
25tf
Roland Anderson of Kalispell has
bought out Vic VOLTS barber shop
and will open his business immedi
ately.
Connect Purdy has moved house
from town out to the dairy for his
own use. The house was one on East
Eureka Hill purchased from H. G.
Pomeroy.
For Sale at Chris Murray RANCH
bring your own sacks: Wheat and oats
$2.25 per cwt., also barley. 25tt
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Women Suffering
Bladder Irritation

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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-11-28
Bill Oman Has Accident.

On their return from Everett by
car, Bill and Nels Oman had an ac-
cident which resulted in some broken
ribs and an injured chest for Bill and
some bruises for Nels. The lights on
the car went out near ReNord and the
car went over the bank near Ben
Nelson's place between Rexford and
Eureka.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-11-28

erly irregular. The narrow belt calls
for special mention. Via these wee
belts fashion accents the waistline.
BY the way, out OF this call Of the
mode for normal waistline Is grow
Ing very charming fashion-that Of
wearing narrow belt made Of rhine
stone banding which you can buy by
the yard, attaching thereto rhine
stone buckle. Or, II preferred, make
the belt Of the material OF the dresA
adding an ornamental buckle.
The hat topping the net frock In the
picture Is as interesting almost as tho
dress from style standpoint. 1t Is
one OF those soft velvet turbans red
velvet, In this instance which carries
deep one-side bow which reaches
the shoulder.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
&C. 1929. Western Newspaper union.)
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-11-28
FOrtinc News Notes

Mr.. Mahar of the Whitefish market
was a business visitor in this vicinity
last week.
Following a decided change for
the worse, Mrs. Tom Wilkie was TAX
en- to the Olson Hospital at Eureka
last week Jack Wilkie is being cared
for in the Franklin home.
Donald and WintonI Weydemeyer