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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-19
Chrylers.Powe
AndLigh Snatch
CityLeagueLe Lead
Auto Men Down Workmon ~
to q, While Milkmen Bow
70 Powers 70 to ~
STANDINGS

Chrysler and the North Dakota
Power and Light teams sprang into
the lead Of Bismarck'S commercial
basketball league last night O. two
loop games were played at the high
school gymnasium.
The Chryslers and Powers, having
won their first round engagements b.
forfeit. won from the A. q. U. w. and
Arn1our's BY 81 to II and 10 to II re-
spectively In last nights affairs. Co.
A won from the Presbyterians By for
felt. It was the second game the
church men allowed 70 90 BY default.
Doc Burdick again led the Ohrys-
lors In scoring. counting seven field
goals and two free throws. and every
man on the winning aggregation
counted from the FLOOR. 8. 0eets
was the most creditable performer for
tho Workmen.
pete verduin and N. Longbottom
again did most OF the scoring for the
milkmen but could not outscoro the
Power and Light five, who divided
scoring honors evenly. The summar.
iAas
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Chocolate Beats
Dominic Petrone
Strongest Opponent Since Al
Singer Narrowly Avoids
Kayo in Battle

New York. Dec. 1o.-(R-Kid Choc-
olate, Dusky Cuban fcatherweight,
nov can 60 back home for Christmaa
with the knowledge he has met and
overcome his strongest opponent since
he disposed Of Ar Singer last spring.
He also has attracted some 1000
fans q contributors to the Christmas
fund OF the Fifth Avenue Boys asso-
citation.
The Cuban keed met some stiff op-
position from Dominic Petrone Of New
York. the biggest and toughest oppon-
ent he has encountered In some time,
last night. But after . few rounds
he came through to add one more tri-
umph to his long list. petrone. with
. three-pound weight advantage and
. couple Of inches In reach. battled
Chocolate to . standstill through the
first two Or three rounds Of their 10
round battle 1t tho Coliseum last
night but wilted under the keed's
merciless hammertng and escaped 4
knockout By : slim margin.
Only his stout heart kept him from
going down IN the closing rounds
when Chocolate hit him almost - be
pleased then stood back and dared
Petrone to try to hit his face.
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Chicago Youth Bows 10 Record.
Breaker 126 70 IS in
Ten Innings
TABERSN WINS THIRD
Lauri, Camp, Natalia and Nv.
sey Finish in Order on
Point Basis

Detroit. Dec. l9.-R-Erwin Ru-
dolph and Ralph Greenleaf win play
off q tie tonight for the worlds
pocket billiard championship. 0reen-
leaf defeated Rudolph 125 to - in
10 innings last night. Each has had
six victories and one defeat In the
tournament.
Frank Taberski took third place by
defeating Opofrio Lauri OF Brooklyn
In the first game yesterday afternoon
by las to Il In = innings. Taberski
finished with four games won and
three lost. PAsquale Natalie was
the victor over Marcel Camp. Detroit,
In tho ether aiternasn game BY l26
TO "a.
Lauri. Camp, Natalie and Spencer
Livsey. Los Angeles. finished In = tie
for fourth IN games won and lost
with three victories and four defeats,
but tho places were decided on .
point total basis. LAurt scored 600,
Camp GO, Natalie 90, and IAvsey So.
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$2,OO,OW0 OVAL TO
SUCCEED IAJuANA
PLANT THIS SEASON
New institution Is Four Miles
South Of Border, e Miles
From San Diego
]. n. cROFT0N MANAGER
Aqua caIisnts Handicap, With
$4,000 in Prizes, 70 Be
Staged Dec. g
J. n. cRoFToN MANAGER

Aqua, Caliente, Mex. Dec. H.
tNEA)-"The future racing center Of
America"
In these words, James N. Crofton,
general manager Of the AZ ua Caliente
Jockey Club. sums up his opinion Of
the new 100000 race track and
clubhouse, successor to the famous
Tia Juana oval situated In Mexico
four miles below the United States
Mexico border, and q miles from San
Diego.
SlA0,000 Handicap
Crofton wants to see the greatest
thoroughbreds In the country lined
up Ct the barrier for the opening Of
the racing season December %. when
the $4,000 Aqua Caliente Handicap.
the richest stake in the history Of
horse racing. Is run of. To attain
that end. tho general manager Of the
club recently left for the east, to In
terest wealthy turfmen In entering
their horses on the Mexico track.
Crofton took . number Of pictures
with him to create greater interest In
the track. Ambassadors" Of the club
have been busy on the eastern tracks
during the summer, and Crofton will
confer With these ct various points
on his trip. His tour includes visits
to the tracks at Hawthorne Park.
Chicago; Jamaica. New York: Laurel,
Nd; Churchill Downs, Louisville. and
Paramount Park. st. Louis.
The first stop win Be Chicago.
where Crofton will meet Judge
George w. schilling. presiding
steward at the Calgary and Winnipeg
tracks, and r. +. Carman, well known
turf patron. In New York. he will
meet Emmett "Lanny" Leighuinger.
turf writer and Tommy German, as
sistant general manager at the Cali
entc Club. Jack Campbell. racing
secretary, win Join the party in Mary
land.
Miami, New Orleans and HAVANA
will make their bids for patronage Of
winter racing. and It Is Crofton's de-
sire TO advance the claim Of the Mex
lean race track before the horsemen
have committed themselves to race
at other courses.
American Deauville
Millions have been spent on the
clubhouse. track. paddocks. hotel. and
casino, and racing fans o. ths west
have styled it the .Deauvills" Of
America.
Tho new buildings Win b fireproof
throughout, Of reinforced concrete
ANA steel construction. and embody-
ing tho latest Developments In race
track construction. With . superior
ventilating system and every conven-
fence for owners and horses. Spanish
architecture u employed In the new
structures.
Horsemcn undoubtedly viii be In.
teeegted In the starting system which
Narshall Cassidy viii employ. All
starts Win DO made from permanent
stall yates In the various chutes. the
nav course proving . chute for every
distance at which races will b held.
"A half-mile training course win also
- provided.
Tho neW plant Was ready to re-
cciye horses about November I. allow
lng two months 1og trainers 70 condi-
ton horses shipped out from the enst.
Present plans cAll Tor m 8l-day rae
lng season Of Aqua Caliente.
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CREENLEAF FORCES PLAYOFF
MATCH BY BEATING RUDOLPH
Basketball Scores

~. TheHas -, Hamllne Cntver.
0lty -.
%. jehn's =, %. Cleua Teach.
ere "a.
Aberdeen g. D.D Nornaal -, Val.
ley Clty state Teachers -
(overtlaeD.
Csneerd1a O5. Augustana (Sloux
Falls, 3. d. ~.
Moen1ngubae -, Sleek Fallo %.
D.D College ~.
1l1not TeacAers -. Park Heglon
(Fergos Fails, Mlan.) -.
Jamestown C01Dege -, Unlon Col.
1e9e q. O.D -.
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Ok basketball players r~epreoonting
0t. Nary'S high school left today Tor
Glen Ullin. where they win NEST the
high school team q that city tonleht.
It. 1eAry'S won from the Nortou
county club last season and tn
Westerners are eager Tor revenge,
Those making The trip ware ~. ooota
and :. Deer. guards: p. lladdock.
center: n. 0t1go1ll and \. ototnor.
forwards: and y. lladdock, reserve
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FEW THRILLS E01 DOsTON
The Dostoq Red box. With = home
runs, hit feWer circuit Allows than any
othoe team n the major league -.
san q -. And The Boston Braves
hit only q.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
Venice 131. K. SOKOLIEK
v SMUTKU.

Venice 131. X. Sokoliek Camp
! bell je vo vePkom smutku. Este
s1 len styri roxy ako bol zaloze-
ny a NJ SINE utratili, jednu nasu
spolusestru, Zuzannu Mudija. Ne
bOha chorl 'avela len 3 mesiace.
Zomrela s, decembra a pochovana
bola H.. "a dcasti vel 'ktho poctu
l'ndu. Mas duchovny velp. Jan
Hamrak slizil zadusnu sv. omSu
a potion NAL tax dojimavn kazeh,
re nebolo ami jedneho Okla suche-
no naSom kostole.
Nebozka prisldchala al do Cfsla
132. Pennsylvanskej X. Z. j. a
tiez do ziveny. Pohrab vystrojil
mas dobre znamy pohrabnik, pan
Jozef Vaseak. Nebozka mech od-
poclya pokoji. Pozostaln rodin-
ku Pane Boze potes.
Teraz idem pod 'akovat' nasm,l
novemu mayorovi, Mr.. Jozefovi
Juliusovi "a jeho pomoc, ktorh
nam dial pozicanim automobilov ],
pohrebu zdarma. Srdecna vd aka
vsetkym tym, ktori sa zacastnili
pohrabu nebozkej a jul odpreya-
dill ma mas cintorin osady Sv. ia
ma Krstitel'a.
Maria Zee.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
TANEcNAs -zABAvA.

=. ss5 1 ,svss
Sbor 146. TelocVicnej Steven
skei.JedHoty Sokol budr mat svo,
ju poslednli tanecnu zabavu toho-
to rok,, u sobotu vecer. 2s. deccm-
bra, Y Mar. Sokolovni, 319. Wasa-
ington ST, ma ktoru povolaya vse-
tkychi. svoiich priatel 'ov a ySct-
kych Slovakov, ktori sa chcn do
bre . zabavit.'. PoFolavame i t,yeh,
ktori I, este ma nasish i,l |. tanecnych "a
bavach neboli. .Na!jt 'azsie bude
YAM prist' prv5 raz, potion .budete
ma kazdej, TAX sa dobre zabavite.
Teda prfd 'te a priyed fe al avo-
jich priatel 'ov. Hras bude nova
orchestra. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
sMUToK MEDzI sLOVAKMI
vo WARREN.

PAM Tereza Smclkova. ,lobre
znama na nasej Mahoning doline,
odobrala sa z tohoto sveta 13. de-
cembra pohrab bol odbyyany
Is. decembra "a vel'kej lcasti po-
krevnych priatel 'oy. Pohrabne
obrady previedol mas duchovny
Rev. Juraj A. Bobal najprv do
me sm1tku u pana Ludvika Smell
ks, zomrelej syna, ktorym ne
bozka stravila posledne dni zitia
po zomreti .jej manzela. Nebozka
bola prenesena do 'grecko-katoli-
ckeho chramu sv. Petra a Pavla,
k ory al nam slhzi "a dotasnt ko-
stol. Tu mas duchovny sltizil vel.-
XII zaduSnu sv. omsu "a ncasti
yel'keho poctu rodiny al priate-
Iov. Po sv. omsi Rev. Bobal pre-
hovoril dojimavl kazen dobrom
zivote cloveka a pokojnej smrti,
ably sa kazdy zijuci hl'adel pri-
pravif dobrym zivotom k istej
smrti, ktora nikoho ncebide. Jakl
zivot, taxa smrt'. --..-e
Nebozka lila prikladny sloven-
skych matiek zivot, al sa dozila
pekneho veku IS rokov. Pocha-
dzala z Vel 'keho Hnilca, zupy
Spisskej, Zostava po nej 90 vnuc-
Icy IL pravnuckov. D
Iarm1tenej rodme vyslovujem
hlbokn s1strast' zomrelei Eah
Ike odpocinutie daj Pane.
Pritomny j. s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
VEL KY sEDLIACKY BAL.

Sbor JOS Katolickych Sokolov
usporiada taneenu zabavu II. ja-
nuara v Sokolovni na Homewood
Ave. Bude to tanec pre- vsetkych,
ale naJviac pre- starslch. ably 81
tax po krajovsky zaskocili. Teda
cez tie vianoene novorocne svia-
tkN ked budete mat dost' tasu,
zaobstarajte 81 slovenske kroje. "A
najhlaynejsie je, ze budeme da-
yat' al krasne ceny. Prajlc vset-
kym Sokolom citatel 'om Y. S.
n. vesele yianocne syiatky sta
stlivy Noyy rok, som
Jozef L Maruslxin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
ROZPO POMIENKA MA NEB. vOJ
TECHA K0LARA. 7!

Ked sa mi dostaly do rlk Y. S..
Noviny, tax ma pryej. strane som
sa docital smrti Vojtecha Kolar,
ra, ktory bol zakladatel 'om tia,
eiarne Y. S. ". Ked' som to po-
cital, to jako keby Dol predo nina
zastal, az som fsa striasol. Preto
tieto riadky pisem, lebo. nebohe-
no som veil dobre poznal. Ked'
som sbieral predplatn6 ma tieto
'noyiny "a Rev. ZlGlnala, yzdy je-s
ho tvar bola yessh 4 acprave nal
al dost' starosti ako to byva v no.
vom obchode. Ked nebohy odpre-
dal svoj obchod, tax mi prisiel
dat Bohom. To bolo posledne
nase sidenie. Acprave hoyoril tax
.dobre mad'arsky ako slovensky,
|posllzil iak najlepsie mohol Slo-
vakom Y kazdej prfle5itosti. Ne
boh6mu mech bude zem Pahk4 .
jeho pozostaI1 rodinku mech. milyy.
Pan Bob potesf.
Andrsi Adamlnp.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
sTRASIDLo.;

Jaj-jaj-jaj! Pa-pa-pan Bob
yam daj dobrv den.
Co jee Co sa robi.
Co sa robi' Zle sa robi. eli,
veru zle sa robi.
= Co. Kde? Ma salasi9
Veru na salasi. ako vichor
letim odtial'. -
A co, pre- Boha, zdula sa Ii
chva, a ci ovce pokapaly?
Jo-jo-joj, keby len 70! ale sto
raz horsie je tam.
-"Teda co je tam, hoyor.
- Tam--tam
= Co tam9
Joj! Strasi!
= A co strasi?
Kazdy, kto je zvedavy, co stra.
81, mech pride dina 19. januara dc
Narodnej Sokolovni popoludnl {
pol 3. alebo vecer o pol 8. tam
naozaj uvidi strasidlo.
K3o neveri V st:askoch, mech sa
pride k nam presvedeit', a potom
bude mac rozpravat'.
ia som len raz yidel a nam
toho ma cely zivot dost'. = TAX
povedal II .btoehaty skuliks ktorthe
chodila nebozka zena strasit'
Pravda, on sa straSidla nebal, len
NAL strach, akysi tainy strach Y
sebe.
2 TOTO strasidlo So salasa pride
do Mar. ,Sokolovni dna 19. janu.
ara 1880, Prfd'te al Wy panovia
ktorf sa ,nebojite strasidla po.
tom .uvidime, kto sa hoji kite
ME. Buddcne Wac. .......
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
I anecne zabavy
FASIANGOVY BAL

Prvy fasiangovy bal usporiada
OdbGr rs: s. r. s., ma ktory povo-
lava vSetko slovenske robornictyo
z okolice Youngstown, ably sa
prislo zabayit' rozveselit' medzi
robotnictvo. Povolavame mladvch
j starSich. Bal bude dina IL. janu-
ara 1880 novej narodnej Soko-
lovni, 3l9 Washington st. Muzi-
ka 'bude vyborna, pana NJ. Pro
skova. O d'alsie veci sa postara
Usporiadajdci vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

Nalk ME .1e4 nryl ktory gllt /
cila-osihofiI, iebo to ist6 III fS55sa.
rilo londynskym lekarom, 4 to
pred slvsma rokni. OdsAohosG;ssll
londfnski lekari hl'adaid 4iekAna
zabisie bacila, ale sa i'm TO dosial'
nepodarilo.
4 Osihotetie ihsanenrzeysho bacila
M. Falkcm vyvblalo -adost' ce5
Tom Svcte.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
OTVORENY LIST y
ku Slovakom v Mahoning doline.

d s +. = &. 4 Z
Cteny pan redaktor Youngs-
townskych Slovenskych Novin!
Proslm uverejnit' tychto par RAD
kov vo Vasich ct. novinach. Te-.
raz name uz Vianoce predo dver-
mi a kazdy radostne cakame ten
den, ked' sa mas Spasitel narqlil.
A nielen ze sa sami radnjeme, ale
probujeme urobit,, radost''. al ma
Sim pribuznym, tym, re kupujemd
vianocne darkysa s tym sa upomi-
name ma nasho Spasitel'a. Gttak
vsetfi robfme alebo nie, to ne
viem. Ked som boI minulehob ro-
ku pred vianocnymi sviatkami V
redakcii nasich Aovenskych No
vim, videl som tam susednej IL
radovni mad 'arskeho redaktora
mnoho darov, ktore dostal cd
svojho Pudu. Pytal som 'sa nasho
slovenskeho redaktora, re kde sn
jeho Diary? Odpoved', re nedostal
nijakych, ale re on 81 to veru ami
neziada. No pomyslel som 81, ze
veru je to smutne, ked slovenska-
mu l'udu take nieGo ma um nepri-
de, lebo ten slovenskf redaktpr
tax samo praeuje pre- mas Slova-
kov, ako ten mad 'arskt pre- Ma
d'arov, tomu posledntmu jeho
l'ud preukaze til iasku a po-
vd 'acnost' "a jeho pracu. NlH a.
lie my SINE vzdy so vsetkym poza-
du.
Mas redaktor p. Matej Mraz Wy
dal lete knihu ''Vecerne Cita-
ME- ma pamiatku svojho 1OLroc-
neho ncinkovania medzi mani.
Tato kniha je vel mi poucna a pre-
to by som navrhoval, ably z prize
zitosti tychto vianocnych sviatkov
zayd'acili sme sa nasmu redakto-
row tym, re kazdy, kto este kniz-
ku "VeGernt Citanie'' nema. Ia
jde k nemu do redakcie a 81 ju
kupi pre- seba alebo pre- dakoho
ako vianocny dar. To bude FARO
ven nasim vianocnym darom pre-.
nasho redaktora, ktory tn mani
1cinkuje uz skoro IL rokov a
dost dobreho ucinil pre- mas pre-
cely mas l'ud. (.
TAX teraz vinsujem nasmu re-
daktorovi blazene Vianoce a sta
stlivy Novy Roke aBy ma budnci
rok mu neostala ami jedna knizka.
TAX samo vinsujem al vsetkyym
mojim priatel'om al nepriatel'om
blazen6 Vianoce a st'astlivy Novy
ROk s iictou, sst IS I
Andrej Palencar..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

1or. I. s. Fafk. Chicago uni.
vefkity oznanlil, re sa mu poaafii6
zisEt' osihotit: influenzoE6ho
baeila. Jestli ssa teraz podari le-
kafskei vede r,ajsti daky anti.
ipAin alebo serum b,,de tato ne
bss sbecnas schoroba podnanena.
"a Londyna 6znamuJu, ze dr..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
/ NlIvRH szkKofgA., PR0TI ri
6YMU IL Uz HoTovY

& kp,sns sSfcw,lska Fe,leracia Zan-
sksch Kinbov pripravila navfh
zakona prot dymu a predostreIa
mestskt5sgade ma priiatie. Nest
ski radc6Niasa osvedcili,ze navrh
prij,nl. Zaeon da mestskci admi-
nistracii pravo regulovat' insta-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
90. DEC GENERA 1929

1lacie fornesov, staybu kolninov
nariad'ovat J, AXE palivo sa ma vo
fornesoch palit'. Ked' bude taeba,
adlninistracia nariadi zayiest'
zvldstne pristroje ia odstraflova-
ilie sadie dymll. Federacia Zen
skycfn Kluboy chce, aby nase me-
sto bolo este zdrave.
SlovenskA Liga je vsenarod-
na ustanovizen. vstupujto do neil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

(: Il: ! :Viano6ny dar
i. I. Y Youngstownskemu Pudu
The Central Savings
= loan Company
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pj sepns a s senaas n '''s
,, ri .s 10. ;s ] s s ss % anss s
daronl. 4,
= Ne ssns Youngstown .gassny M
vs. , as.
agaiaa rAa kadym vyznamne
Inc n.g ,sasjass r'aAtnao
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The Ca1lfnal SAVINGS
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-12-05
COMERTOWN

Comertown-Mr. and Mrs. Carol
Johnson and family left by car for
Seattle, Wash. Gust Olson and wife
went with them.
'Eldre Strand was in the village
Tuesday.
Melvin Torgersen was in town
Tuesday shopping.
Bill Corcorn was in town one day
this week doing some shopping.
Mrs. H. M. LaVerdure and chill
dren were visiting at the Jack Smith
place Tuesday.
Horace LaVerdure made a trip to
the Myer coal mine Wednesday.
James Anglin who made a business
trip to Chicago returned one day
last week.
Ed King spent Thanksgiving at
Bill Corcorn place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tinkey we're at
Jack Smith place Tuesday.
Noe Mccall was down to the Barn
house place one day this week look
ing for hogs.
Tom Brackley lost his sheep but
was lucky enough to find them close
to Rock Spring creek.
Blaine Van Pents was busy haul
ing wheat to Comertown Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace LaVerdure
and family, Mrs. Jack Beaman spent
Thanksgiving at the George Peter
son place near Dooley.
Harry Johnson and Edwin Burk-
enboken were in town Tuesday.
hurry Hunsburg and the two
Johnson girls were in Comertowr
Wednesday.
George Pebo was in town Tuesday
evening.
Jack Smith was in town Tuesday.
Jim King and Blaine Van Pelt
went to Plentywood Friday on bus
mess.
Pete LaVerdure and Mrs. George
Peterson went to Plentywood Monday
on business.
Jim and Frances King spent
Thanksgiving at their sisters place
| Mrs. Bill Corcorn.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-12-05

Wolf Creek-Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Phelps spent Monday night and Tues
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan.
VIM. Cromwell and Charles Marsh
were business callers at Redstone
Tuesday.
Everett R%osembaum was transact
ing business in town Tuesday.
Eddie Bambenek and George Mol
tensmeyer were Redstone callers
Tuesday.
Quite a heavy rain fell here Tues
day evening and later turned to
snow.
Eddie Bambenek and Pearl Law
renee two of u popular young folks,
have signed that age old contract
under which new homes are created
and have started on that great and
ever new adventure of home making.
This community unites in extending
congratulations to these young folks
and wishes them long years of sue
| cess in their new undertaking.
Everett R%osembaum's father who
is visiting with him this winter is
quite i'll at the present writing.
AT the last meeting of the Ladies
club the members voted to hold a get
together meeting and have Thanks
| giving dinner at the hall. Fifty-four
persons were present and enjoyed a
real Thanksgiving day. From the
look of the great plates of turkey,
chicken and all thetrimimngs that go
| with them, that were on the tables it
| would seem that this community has
much to be thankful for in spite of
the hard year we have just gone
| through. Not the least Of the many
| things we have to be thankful for is
| the spirit of cooperation the members
! of our community show in being able
to get together in a meeting of this
kind.
/. E. Metzler took Mrs. Robinson to
Plentywood Thursday so she could
spend Thanksgiving with the home
| folks.
Lucille Metzler spent Thursday mite
with Harriet Cromwell.
Saturdays storm was some rela-
| tion to a blizzard out here.
Mr.and Mrs. R. E. Phelps spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Crom-
well.
James Cowan was a Redstone caller
Monday.
Charles Cromwell was visiting his
son William on Monday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-12-05

The fourth grade have begun the
study of the continent of North Am
erica in geography class.
Miss Brix is reading a new book
entitled "Friek." 1t is very interest
ing.
The operetta cast took advantage
of the Thanksgiving vacation by
practicing on Friday and Saturday
1t is to be given December II, at the
Farmer-Labor Temple.
The upper grades made hunting
posters last week.
All the Thanksgiving decorations
are coming down to make room fol
December and Christmas decorations
The Junior High School music anC
art work has been put on a club basis
with honor points awarded for salts
factory work. The boys have a Har
monica Club and the girls a Glee Clul
as extra curricular work.
Junior High School
The organization of the variou!
clubs in the Junior High school ha'
been completed and all societies arr
busy. Everyone is striving to gail
the necessary points to be awarded
the special honor which will be offer
ed next spring.
Those who gained admittance t.
the Honor Society this six weeks are
Alice Barner, August Ibsen, Mabe
Morey, Dick Peterson, Helen Stene
hjem and Hazel Brown.
A new work table, library table ant
book shelves have been added to thu
Junior High Activities" room. Mr.
Stegner had the tables made bu'
members of the class made shelves.
THE Boy Scouts and the othel
boys are taking turns playing bias
ketball under Mr.. Sandlin's direction
Most of the girls have entered
class of handicrafts supervised b,
Miss Matheny.
The Young Citizens League of thu
eighth grade is presenting its regular
Friday afternoon program. The TIVE
Literary societies will take charge
of the Christmas program.