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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-17
BULLETINS
MURDER TRIAL ENDS

Kalamazoo. Mich, Oct. l7.-aAt
The case Of Mrs. Pearl Burgess.
charged with first degree mu--
der in tho killing Of Mrs. Eta i.
%falrchild, -. to whom the d.
PENDANT reputcd powers Of witch
craft and tho casting If an EVIL
eye" upon the Burgess i?rliiv.
went 10 tho jury al Ill! 4. m,
TO-DAY.
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University Dramatists
To Stage One-Act Play

Grand Forks. N. D., Oct. l7.-Nu
Quiet Came" the first Of q series Of
Is one-act plays which will be pre-
sented by reserve members Of the
Dakota Playmakers at the University
OF North Dakota. will be given at &
meeting Of the organization Thurs
day, Oct. a..
The casts for the series Of plays In.
clude s. reserves. Each play Is being
coached by one Of the active play.
makers. Mr.. Schonberger, faculty adj
wiser for the organization. announced.
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CARS CRASH NEAR FLAsMER

Flasher. N. D.. Oct. 17.-Cars opcr-
atcd by John Selyig Of Carson and
Arthur Anderson Of Flasher crashed
In a hcad-on collision n mile west
Of Flasher. Scivig's a was over
turned and the machine driven by
Anderson plunged into the ditch. The
machines were badly damaged. None
Of the occupants were injured.
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BEWARE THE GLAD HAND-IT'S
DEATH

New York.-If you meet your best
friend on the street and he refuses to
shake hands. don't clout him over the
head, for he might be stunning those
millions Of death-dealing microbes
which you conceal on your grimy
palm.
Tests taken ct Columbia university,
according to Leila Given. research
student, prove that handshaking is
dangerous, for 1t transmits germs
from person to another.
THE present series Of experiments
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0KEHS MAS sM0KEs

Los Angeles. ~ Even though Mrs.
Agnes Stevens does smoke cigarets,
she can still be q good mother to her
child. is the belief Of Judge Hugh
Crawford. Mrs. Stevens ex-husband
tried to secure their child on the
grounds that the mother associated
with women who smoked. THAT Is
no reason to consider her an improper
mother" said the judge.
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shows that bacteria aro Transferred
from one hand % another Ii tho
process q handwriting" she rays.
s'T11ese facts lead - to conclude that
handwriting may b . source Of In.
lection and that ouo Of the means Of
transferring infection = that Of shak.
ing hands,"
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RUSSIAN PLANE DELAYED

Seattle, Wash, Oct. II. - @ -
Broken control wires, discovered just
as the Russian flyers were preparing
to take off from Sand Point field here
caused postponement Of the projected
flight Of the soviet plane to Oakland
today. 8. A. Sheshtakov. chief pilot.
announced.
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SERB 8 4 FxRCurrD

Pola. Italy, Oct. l7.-REVladimir
Gortnn, one Of the ringleaders Of the
Serbian group who were charged With
having ftrcd on lines Of eleCtors at
Pistn0 last election day was executed
by . firing squad today. Four youths.
Bis companions. were given terms az
from four % - years imprisonment.
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STEELE PLANS ICE RSNx

Steele, N. D.. Oct. l7.-If plans now
under way materializc. residents Of
Steele this winter will enjoy I dat
Ing rink. The subject vas brought
up at the regular meeting of the
Lions club and It drew favorable COM
mcnt. A committee. was named 70
investigate the matter and ) report
will be submitted 1t the next meet.
ing.
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HEAR DENNY TESTIMONY

1hinstoa, Oct. L. Ties
timcny given Of tho late Edwin
DCnby, former secretary Of n
navy. resp visibility fer tho award
in- Ct the Elk Hills Pearl barber
ccntrac. to tho Pan American Pc
trcleum and Transrc-: company
today was read 10 tho jury hear
ing tho bribery trial Q. Albert B.
Fall.
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House BURNS NEAR TEMylK

Tcmvik. N. d., Oct. 17.-Firc Of
unknown origin destroyed the home
Of John Rcidlinger which was under
construction near here. The fire
was first noticed by Virgil Stedman
ard he sounded an alarm. A crowd
gathered but they were unable Ia
cave anything other than the barn.
Although the house was not com.
piete. R~eidlinger had moved in and
he lost his clothing and furniture,
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PLAN AER0.TRArNs

Edinburgh.-lt Is the plan Of George
Bonnie to set up q system Of aero.
trains In this country. The trains.
cigar-shaped, will be suspended from
an overhead rail track and will be
driven by airplane propellers. At .
speed Of 100 miles m hour. the plane
will lift most Of its weight from the
rails.
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POST LEADS TOURISTS

st. joseph. Mo-. Oct. li.-P-
Wiley Post. pilcting A Lockhecd-
Vega. was tho first OF - flyers in
tho national air tour. to reach
tho airport here today. Post ar
rived from Wichita, Kansas, At
ll:iO a.. m.
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EAPTlSTs HOUSE Mi>Oi

Fargo, n. D.. Oct. l..-P-
Minot was named as thc 1890
convention city or tho North Da-
kOtl State Baptist conference
today. Rev. Howard Johnson.
Fargo. was elected to deliver n .
annual convention sermon. The
convention will closc tonight.
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MlNER,S LEG SMASHED

Bcnlah. N. d, Oct. 17.-Caught UNI
der . large chunk Of coal which
tuMbled from the ceiling in the Beu-
lab mine. Christ Burncock suffered
severe injuries to his leg. He was
taken to the hospital at Bismarck. He
Is reported TO be conyalescing.
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ALL.DANGERous

ALL DANGEROUS
London.-A British barrtster claims
that the first, and the years between
the fifteenth and twentieth Of mar.
ried life. are the most dangerous. He
bases his claim on divorce statistics.
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I FEEn on EGG

NINE FEED ON EO0
Nashua, N. H.-Bensorfs Wild Ant
NAL Farm recently fed nine employees
on a single egg. But the egg wasn't
the product Of . hen. It was IN os.
trich egg which measured between
six and seven inches in diameter. e
was received from the Detroit Zoo
and was served as an ornelet.
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/, Northwestern Income Properties. Inc
Minot.
She Northwestern Distributing Co.
MinOf
Northwest Oil Company. Soonan.
Northern Light Oil Company. James
town.
Noonan Implement Co.. Valley city.
Northern Light and Telephone Com
IHny. Fargo.
Northern Airlines. Inc. Minot.
Northwest Tractor Company. Fargo.
Northern Furs. Incorporated. Minot.
lOkcefc Implement Company. Lans-
Patrons Exchange. Rottineau.
rcnibina Grain 4 Lumber Company,
Pemhiua.
Fetrio Company. W r.. Linton.
Perth Farmers Telephone Company,
Perth.
The Peoples Garage & Repair Cons
Palace Motor Company. cooperStown.
Parsons. Thompson, Blegen & Bakken.
Fargo.
rembina River oil and Gas Company.
WaihallH.
Pay and Takit t;rcccry. Walhalla.
Peerless Shockcr Company. The. Grand
Forks.
rulschcr Hotel Company. The, James,
town.
Palace Operating co. Mandan.
Peterson Implement Company. Tollev.
Quality cattle II Seed Company.
Wahpcton.
Rock Lake Farmers Elevator Com-
pany. Isock Lake.
Ray supply Company. RAY.
Fay Improvement Company, Dickin-
EuSscll-McNair Company. Fargo.
Rogers Realty Company, Rogers
Rock Hill Oil Company. Bismarck.
Red Lake Oil Company. Rurnstad.
Rock Lake Investment Company. Rock
Lake.
lsichland Farm Management Seed
Company. The. Wahpeton.
l:cd River Motor Company. Inc.
Fargo.
Rough Elders Hotel. Tue, Medora.
Hceder Airlincs, Reeder..
South East Farmers Telephone Com
pany. Verona.
savoy Lumber Company. Garrison.
sanger Cooperative Telephone Com.
pany. Sanger.
S:een Dokken & Company. Knox.
Sherwood Farmers cooperative Elc-
vator Company. Sherwood.
Siocks;ad Sales company, Milnor.
Streetcr Company, q. W.. New Rock
Selfridee oil Company. Selfridgc.
Smith Manufacturing Company. Max
Surer-Six Motors. Inc. The. Bismarck.
Stanley Chevrolet Company, Stanley.
Mercantile Co. Steele.
Securit, Trust Company Of Fargo.
s.udness & Berg. Incorporated,
churchs Ferry.
Service. Inc. Mott.
Sallivan's Service Oil Company, Inc,
Grand Forks.
Turtle Lake Land Company, Turtle
Lake.
Towner County credit Company Of
ferth. The. Perth.
Tolley Independent Grain Company,
Tolley.
United Railways Customs Bureau.
Inc. Portal.
Verona investment Company. Verona
Viking Mercantile Company. Hamberg.
Wolford Farmers Elevator Company.
Wolford.
Wipperman Mercantile Company.
Hankinson.
Walsh County Farmers Press. Park
River.
Westhope Farmers Implement Com
pany, Westhope.
Wallace. Dcnnelly Company, James.
WATSON Brothers Produce Co. Nelva.
Wheat Meal Company, The. Armenia.
Willisfnn Elks Home Association,
WilliSton.
Western Manufacturing Company.
Glover.
Young and Sons. r. j.. Fargo.
Ypsilanti Farmers Elevator Company,
lpsilanti.
Zenith oil Comnany Minot.
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required By Chapter Il. civil Code,
Compiled Laws Of North Dakota
fSr the year 1913, and amendments
Dated this LIST day Of October. 1929.
EORERT BYRNE.
Great Seal) Secretary OF state.
Foreign C~orpeEatleas CanceleA
Octaker 4. 1910
American Railway Express Company.
Adams Lumber Company. 6. ", St.
American Coal Briquetting Company.
Minneapolis, MINI.
y Butterfield Company. Norfolk.
Big Flat Grain Company. Minneapolis.
Beacon Grocery stores, Inc. Detroit.
Consumers OIL Company. Minneapolis.
Diamond Motor Parts Company, ST.
Dahl Motor Company. incorporated.
Farmers State Bank Of Westby. West
Grikss Cooper 4 Company. whining
Keystone steel and Wire Company.
Fred ". kruse Company. Wilmington.
Miller Bsrs Land Company. Cannon
Missouri Valley Securities Company,
Kansas City. Mo.
Martin: Parry Cooperation. Whining.
ton. Della.
Manhattan Oil Company Of South pa.
kota. Sioux Fails. 8. d.
McGraw Electric Company. Whining
Northland Elevator Company. Min.
neapolie. Mimi.
NICHOLS y shepard Company. Battle
Northwest Cooperation. Baltimore, Nd.
Noyes Bros. 4 Cutler. Incorporated,
st. Paul. MINI.
Northiand securities Corporation. VII.
mlngton. Della.
North American Creamery Company.
Paynesvtlle, MINI.
The Northwest Company. Wilmington.
H:.icsal. Flying schools, Inc. Buffalo.
Pyramid Park Ranch Company. spen-
Russell Grader Manufacturing Com.
6tronge and Warner Company, 81.
stronge x Warner Realty Company,
Wilmington, Della.
Star Motor Company Of Fargo. Dover,
stronce = Warner Millinery Company.
Trayerse Land Company, wheaton.
wnshburn Ignite coal con.pan,.
Minncapol.n, Mlnu.
Wincr- TcfgSrnon Lumhes. Gompauy.
Atnneapootop NINA
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The toneus of.a seventy. feet whale
his been kneWn y Yield Is mnfh -
I ton n ~
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Bob's Shine ParlOr. Next to
California Fruit Store.
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Farmers Cream and Produce Associa.
ton Of Kuhn. The. Kuhn.
Farmers Union Cooperative Creamery
Of Willistcn. Williston.
Farmers Union Shipping Association
ri Bowman. Bowman.
Farmers Union shipping Association
Of Williston, Williston.
Granville Cream Producers AssociA-
ton, Granville.
Grano Shipping Association. The,
Crane.
Northwestern Potato Exchange, Arne-
gard.
North Dakota Honey Producers As.
sociation, Fargo.
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CO.Wpernttse Corporations Cancelled
October /. 1870

Equity Cooperative Exchange. Fargo.
Farmers Cooperative store. Rutland.
Forbes Cooperative Mercantile COM
panv Forbes.
Farmers Union Cooperative Elevator
Company Of Wheelock. Wheelock.
Farmers Cooperative Store OF Car
ringtan. Darlington.
Farmers Union Oil Company Of La
Moure. La Moure.
Farmers Educational Cooperative
Union Of America Oil Company Of
| Eckman, Eckman.
Lorraine Produce Association. Lorraine.
Northwood Potato Exchange, North
wood.
Peoples Cooperative Oil Company OF
! RYDER, Ryder.
Sherwood Produce Company. Sher-
wood.
Union ThreshinR Company. williston,
Union Telephone Company Of Stan
ley. Stanley.
Warwick Holstein Breeders Associa.
! ton. Warwick.
Wolford Farmers Cooperative Ele.
satnr Company. Wolford.
imbledon Cooperative Creamery
Wimbledon.
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NOTICE or CANCELLATION OF
CHARTER OF DOMESTIC
cOErsON ATOMS

In compliance with Section 4522 ~
The Compiled Laws of North Dakota
lowing named domestic corporations
have forfeited their charters. whir:,
haNc been Cancelled on the records III
thr Department ~ state OF tho State
annual report for the Year 1922, az re-
CURED by Chapter IL, civil Code. Com.
piled Laws 1T North Dakota for thu.
year 1871 wni amendments thereto.
Dated tbs .>t iay of October. 1929.
ROBERT RllsNE..
ftt.ta5 SeSa Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE Of CANCELLATION or
Authority or FOREIGN con.
PORATIONs TO TRANSACT
BUSINESS IN TINE STATE
or NORTH DAKOTA

In compliance with Section 1922 Of
the Compiled Laws Of North Dakota
for 1919, 1 hereby certify that the fol-
lowing named foreign corporations
have forfeited their charters, which
the Department Of State of the state
of North Dakota for failure to file the
annual report for the year 1929. as
required by Chapter II. Civil Code,
Compiled LAWS OF North Dakota
for the year 1918, and amendments
thereto.
Dated this LIST day of October. 1929.
ROBERT BYREE,
Great SeaD Secretary Of state.
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Local Briefs

G. A Templeman was up from Tro.
Sunday.
Miss Katheryn Gaines of Ural wa.
IN the city the first of the week.
Bake Sale--Saturday afternoon al
Variety Grocery, by the Royal Neigh
bors. II
Miss Dolly Kemp returned Satur-
day from visiting with friends in
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tone drove
over to Kalispell Tuesday for a day
or two in the Flathead county CAPT
tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson re-
turned Saturday from business and
pleasure trip of week spent in spo-
kane.
Rev. Fl. l.. Pfotenhauer returned
last week from a vacation of several
weeks spent visiting friends and rel
atives in the East.
G. T. Young, deputy county clerk
and recorder has disposed of his ranch
near Gateway and Mrs. Young has
now moved back to Libby, coming
down last week
A marriage license was granted last
Thursday by Clerk of Court Clark to
Earl J. Waterworth of San Francis
co, California, and Beatrice Gathering
Asford of Newport, MINI.
Miss Inez Ratekin arrived during
the week from Seattle. where she had
been taking a course in library train
ing and has assumed her duties as
librarian at the county library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Braman drove
to Spokane Sunday to take in the
Interstate fair there, returning Mon
day evening. They drove on as far
rs Rosalia, Wash, before returning.
Mrs. John Reedy went down to
Spokane last week and met daugh-
ter, Mrs. Champagne, who came over
from her home at Tacoma. They Wis
listed together in Spokane a few days.
Y Vincent Dolan came home from
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Dolan. He arrived in time to go to
work fighting forest fires in this
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pival and chill
dren motored to Spokane Sunday re-
turning Monday. While in the city
arrangements were made for Paul to
enter Gonzaga university this fall as
a first year student He will leave
for the university next Sunday.
P. C. Nommensen drove over from
Kalispell Saturday and joined Mrs
Nommensen here who had been visit
ing with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. A
E. Ostroot. Mr.. and Mrs. Nommenser
returned to Kalispell Sunday accom-
panied by Miss Jessica Luvaas, who
had been guest here of DR.. and Mrs
Ostroot.
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Miss Jessie Staudacher was visitin,
in Spokane the latter part of tn,
week.
w. NJ. Kakuschke of Warland wa.
transaeting business in Libby las
Thursday.
| Mrs. Matt Griffith, accompanied BY
her son, were Libby visitors from
Rexford Saturday.
J. w. Mcpherson of Ural was trans
acting business in the county seat
Tuesday, and gave this office a pleas.
ant call.
Mrs. Carrie La Munyan, county SUI
perintendent of schools, was at Rex.
ford Monday attending a meeting oil
the rural teachers of the county.
Oh Boyl Chicken dinner, Tuesday
evening, September 10, at Woodmer
Hall, by those excellent cooks, the
Methodist Ladies' Aid. Only Coo anc
40c. II
A note received from Judson Bib
states that he and Mrs. Bib are To-
eating at Yakima, and directs his
Western News to be forwarded to that
address.
In addition to painting the court
house, the contract also includes kali
somining the interior throughout
which is now being done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Westby drove
in from Clayton, Wash, Saturday and
spent Sunday visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Thompson at their ranch
home here. The two ladies are sisters.
Lincoln Fraser left Saturday to re-
turn to Seattle after visiting here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fraser.
He was accompanied by his brother
Austin, who, it it is understood, plans
to remain III the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Blough and son
Byron came in from Klickitat, Wash.
the first of the week for short
visit with old-time friends. Byron will
remain to finish his senior year at the
Libby high school. While here Mr..
and Mrs. Bldugh were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Garrett.
l.. S. WEIGH, A. M. Hoffman and
II. S. Brinton motored to Spokane last
Thursday and spent three days in the
city attending the annual radio show
They report pleasant and profitable
time, one of the enjoyable features Of
the trip being an opportunity to hear
the inimitable Prof. .Schnitzel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hewitt and
daughter left Monday to motor to
Oregon and California in the hope OF
benefitting Mr.. Hewitt's health. They
plan to make the journey by slow
stages. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt are ex-
cellent people and their friends here
will regret their need to seek diff.
ferent climate.
Z. d. Kinney, registered as of Bon
.ners Ferry, and Perry Wilson of Troy
were in Libby Saturday. 1t is under
stood that Kinney is a representative
of the Weyerhaeuser Timber company
1t is said he is a mining engineer ane
looks after his company's interests
as respects any mineral that may be
discovered on it's lands.
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Everett Phelps arrived in Libby last
week and is employed at the George
Little barbershop. Mr.. Phelps comes
| from Garden City, Kans., but has been
at Princeton, Ida, for the past three
months.
Miss Catherine Foster left Satur-
| day for her home at Portland, Or,
after visiting here with Mrs. Chas.
Breeder and other relatives. She re-
turned to enter the high school of
commerce in the city.
! Miss Helen Young, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. 7. Young, of Libby,
Miss Dorothy Fetterly and Miss
Louise Frost of Eureka, left Satur-
day for Spokane to take nurses train
ing at st. Luke's hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Tester returned
| Tuesday night from vacation of
several weeks spent touring through
Colorado, Nebraska and north through
! the MISSISSIPPI valley to southern
Wisconsin, coming home through
South Dakota They travelled over
$500 miles and had a most enjoyable
outing.
| w. n. w dlldSt VI ivy was lIdHS-
acting business in Libby Tuesday. He
and his son Walter had just returned
from a trip to Lewiston, Ida, and
through that section. Mr.. Wallace
stated that after looking over that
district both he and his son were
more satisfied than ever with north
western Montana.
Mrs. Dorothy Jensen and children
left during the past week for Seattle
] to join Mr.. Jensen, who is located
/ there. Mr.. Jensen was gassed dur
ing the late war and has been dis
abled much Of the time since then,
and has been in the care of the gov
eminent. 1t is understood he is I'M
proved in health now.
Miss Isabel McGrade arrived home
last Thursday from Dillon where she
/ had spent the past year taking work
at the Dillon normal. She returns to
Libby to resume her position as prin-
cipal of the Central school. While at
Dillon Miss McGrade was compli-
mented by being given the position
Of assistantSto the dean Of women.
Over dangerous mountains-through
raging rivers-riding like the wind
chasing the phantom terror that
shoots in the night. Up steep cliffs,
then deep down into the secret pas
sages of a spooky mine. Follow the
trail with Ken Maynard in "The
Phantom City" There's spine-ting
ling drama every inch of the way! At
Kootenai theatre Friday Saturday.
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FOR SALE.

S cows, fresh in spring; 2-year-
old Jersey heifer, fresh in spring; |
2-Yr. Jersey bull, Tyr. heifers. 3
long yearling steers, 7 yearlings
steers and under, good saddle horses,
/ saddle; | pillow, | cultivator, spring
tooth harrow, | drag harrow, ! post
hole digger, geese.
1918 NORA DOTf, Libby.
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The Churches
First Presbyterian Church.

Arrangements for services on Sun
day Sept. 8.
Church school at 10 o'clock.
Glasses for all ages, specializing IN
Bible class for high school students
conducted by the pastor.
Morning worship at II o'clock. Spe-
cial music. Subject: Roads, Lanes and
Paths" A sermon for young people.
Evening at 1880: 1.-THE Cripple OF
Lodebar." :.
A cordial welcome extended to all.
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Christian Science Church.

Christian Science Services are held
Sunday at II a. m. and Wednesday
at 8 p. m.
The subject for the Lesson Sermon
Sunday, September s, will be MAN"
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
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Methodist Church.
Three square meals day are no
proof of well-rounded life.
Services Sunday, September s.
Church school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at IL. a. m.
Anthem, adult choir. Special song.
Sefmon: Lost, a sheep, a coin, a
boz"
Ep~orth League at GAS p, m. VIM.
Holiday, leader.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 800 o'clock.
We cordially invite you to attend
our worship services thruout' the en-
suing church year. You will find a
thought out sequence and building
up process in them thruout the year.
r. F. WICK, Pastor.
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st. Johns Ev. Luth. Church.

Montana ave. and IUth oL.
Fl. +. Pfotenhauer, Pastor.
Think not only of the pleasures of
life, think of your soul and its needs.
Sunday, September 9Th, II a. m.
Divine service, English language.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Everyone cordially invited to attend
our servicesl
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Church Of God.

Services Sunday, September 5.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at IL a. m. Sub
iect. christian Stewardship"
Young peoples meeting at 7 p. m.
Evening service at p. m. Subject:
"Individual Responsibility"
Prayer meeting Wednesday at s p.
m.
All are cordially invited to our
services.
N. PEARL LEWIS, Pastor.
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First Lutheran Church.

Divine service Sunday, September
8, at IL a. m. in the English language
G.. GABRIELSON, Pastor.
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Bootleg gin, seized by the officers
is being sprayed around the Wash
ington, D. c., police station to exter-
inmate vermin. This is all right if
it doesn't eat the plastering off the
walls, too.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-05

American travellers in Russia report
that many natives 90 into he water
at the public bathing beashes without
/ clothing. Doubtless this advanced
style will be cited by some of our
liberals as another incident show
ing how far ahead Of Us the commu-
nists are