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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26

dalmi eroket, amelyek reven az
indian, az iamerikai kontinens leg
elso birtokosai, Xxi vonhatna ma
gat az amerikai paternitas alol es
zokenes ne1kiil Observation-Disclosures
a modern eletformakhoz.
Henry Roe Cloud, az American
Indian Institut (vorosborii indi-
AM choke, szcrint a rezboriieket
Iii kell ereszteni az igabol, amit q
legyozott mem tiirhet ma mar ma
gan. Az indiant hozza kell segi-
teni sajat fejlodesehez. "Az in
diannak sziiksege van ARA, hogy
joga legyen sajat hibain okulni S
mem kell, hogy masok csinaljak
meg szamara - hibat.
Az indianok ugye hatalmas
problemava fejlodott. A beliigy-
miniszterium adatai szerint ma az
Egyesiilt Allamokban 355 1000 in
dian el, akikb3l mostanaban egy-
szerre amerikai polgart faragtak.
Eek az indianok kormany altal
fenntartott 200 rezervaciokban
elnek. Osszesen 1913 indian t0rzs
van az Unio 26 allamaban es ezek
50 kilomboz6 nyelvcsoportra osz-
lanak. Az amerikai kormany 200
iskolat tart fem az indianok sza-
mara. Ezenfelul 96 k6rhazuk van,
0sszesen 176 orvossal es 146 apo
l6n0vel. Uncle Sam 5000 hivatal-
nokot tart fem az indian ugyek
intezesere.
Agy ugy nevezett Indian Ser
vice. ujjaalakitasa teljes revizio-
ia a legegetobb tennivalo Felii-
gyel6k, orvosok, apolonok rend-
xviii csekely fizetest huznak. A
kormany most ahol alkalom XII
nalkozik es megfelelo indian EN-.
berre akadnak, igyekszik az ALA.
sokat bennsziil0ttekkcl bet0l
teni.
Az indian iskolakat is ujja
szervezik. Ezideig az indian isko
LAX ban mondhatni katonai fegye.
lem uralkodott es a gyermekeket
sokszor a szii1o akarata ellenere
vezettek az iskolaba. Remelheto
hogy az vi rendszabalyok es val
tozasok vegre leveszik az indian
kerdest napirendr0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26
. A legtisztessegesebb, legsze-

A legtisztessegesebb, legsze-
renyebb leanyok koze tartozott.
Munka rtan mindig egyenesen
hazament es meg soha senki sem
latta ct vidam tarsasagban vala-
melyik nyilvanos helyisegben. De
a eszepsegkiralyn6i dics6seg meg
zavarta. Betegesen hiu lett. Min
den szabad idejet a tiik0r el0tt
toltotte es folyton mas es mas
ruhaba 0ltozk0d0tt. Ez a beteges
lelkiallapot vitte ra arra is, hogy
munkaad6 cegetol 11S ruhat To-
pott ell. Anyagi haszonra mem gon
dolt es eszeagaban sem volt a ru-
halat ertekesiteni.
A bir6sag ezutan Maude HALT
3 h6napi foghazzal sujtja.
llyen szomoruan vegzodott a
koriilraj jongott leany szepsegki-
ralynoi dics6sege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26
FOGHAZRA ITELTEK
EGY "SZEPSEGKIRALYNOT'
118 ruhat lopott ossze a londoni
"szepsegkiralynO''.

Londonbol jelentik: = A lon
doni bir6sag komor targyaloter-
meben, a talaros, par6kas birak
clott szemlesiitve ALT egy gyo-
ny0rii leany. Maude HalI-nak hiv
jak, 90 ewes. Nehany evveI eze-
lott szepsegkiralynove vdlasztot-
tax $4,000 palyazo KOHL. Akkor
az ujsagok hasabokat irtal r6la
es naprol-napra kozoltek a feny-
kepet Egy francia arisztokrata
hazassagi ajanlatokkal ostromol-
ia ,egy indiai maharadzsa meses
kincsekkel palyazott ismeretsege-
re. Legalabb is EFT irtak a lapok.
= On ellen az a vad, = ielen-
tette Xxi az elnOk, = hogy a Pom
tings-aruhazbol, ahol alkalmazas-
ban volt, 0sszesen 11S ruhat To-
pott ell. Nit tud felhozni ,yedeke.
ueesi'l.
A leany mem valaszol. Hiaba
erolkodik az eln0k, mem tudja
megszolaltatni. Vegre is vedoie
beszel helvette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26

let, Pacat Serv. Inc, Greenland
Slogles Pet Shop, HI 81 Banner
Store, McFaddens, 4 Nv oolworth
Store, Hartzels Clothing, A. w
Green, The Frankie Bros. CO., "A
Klein, Stewart, Grant Leader, nj
4 E. Army Store, Brody, nj. Hill
j. Greenwald, Averback, Oles,
Flower Shop, Grand Rapids, J
Mazid, Imperial Furniture Co., c.
\. Miller Co., klivans, Mrs. j
Lax, Isaly 4 Co., Helen Tokayer,
Sta. RosenAaum, Y. Furniture
EXh., Sam Rusnak, Cafaro Jewel
ry Co., A. w. Giffoid. - Gavay
J6zsefne es Kovacs Elekne gyiij-
teseben: $500: Hizsnyai Lajos,
5000: Kovacs Elekne, Veres I'M
rene, S100: Potornay J,-ne, Buk-
szar E.-ne, Frank J-ne, Hogya K
ne, Szalay J.-ne, Benedek J.-ne,
Meszaros Nine, Mrs. Vilagi, soc
Pribus j. Termeszetbeni adoma-
nyok: Tatar Paine, DR.. Ledivan
J.-ne, Kolozsvary J.-ne 10th 10
zsefne, Liska 4S.-ne, A. Wagman
p. Diamondstein, Patkanoczy j.
ne, Mrs. Schwebel, Szakacs D.-ne,
Iifj. Orosz D.-ne, Mrs. Hudak, Ha-
selton Furniture, j. Repasky
Kroger Baking Co., b. kiddal
Gardner Co, Brinczko JOSEF. =
A penztarnal befolyt penzben
$500: Szaday B.-n6, 5000: Boda
Line, Hura Paine, Veres Imre
81 90: T0r0k s., Varga G.-ne
Sziics Andras, korona Imre. Ter
meszetben: Hura Paine. Potornay
|Janosne, Belenszky Maria, Ka
t6ch O., Szakacs d., 10th J.-ne
Marion Gy., Orosz s. es Balooll
F.-tol kiilonboz6 adomanyok. 9
Mindezen adomanyokert halas
koSz0netet mond az esetIege>
hlbakat szivesen kijavitja a Fig.
getlen Ref. Egyhaz Noegylete.
(Lapunk zartakcr a Fiiggetlen
Reformatus Egyhaz keson erke
zett tobbi hireit lapunk jovo heti
szamaban fogjuk k0zolni. Szerk. J
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26

(Lapunk zartakor a Fiiggetlen
Rcformatus Egyhaz keson erke-
zett tobbi hireit lapunk jovo heti
szamaban fogjuk kozolni. Szerk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26
VI MAGYAR VARMEGYE

Balatonfiiredr6l jelentik :- Bi-
zalmas megbeszelesek folynak
fiirdoiigyi korokben arr6l terv-
rol, hogy VI magyar varmegye le-
tesilljon: a Balaton varmegye. De
ezuttal mem kozvetlen balaton-
parti fiirdohelyekbol alakitanak,
amint a kepviselohazban e.s ma
suit az uJ fiirdotorveny targyala-
sayal kapcsolatban emlegettek
hanem a Balaton nyolc jarasabol,
kb. haromszaz k0zseggel. Vagyis
nemcsak fiird0k0zsegek' lenne-
lirk a varmegyeben, hanem a SEE
iesebbkorii termeloretegek is rem
delkezesre allananak fiirdotele-
l'ek ellatasa szempontjabol. Miu-
tan egyes szakertok hangoztat-
tax, hogy a balatonmenti varme-
syelS mem forditanak annyira
gondot a Balatonra Is mem tanu-
sithatnak olyan aldozatkeszseget.
mint amekkorara sziikseg van, XII
vanatosnak latszik, hogy az egesz
Balaton egy kozigazgatasi kerii-
lette tomoruljon. A reformmal
1egkozelebb foglalkoznal1 egy ko-
.ziis gyiilesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26
ESQ HAZAT PUSZTITOTT Ell,
Az ARVIZ DEL WALESBEN

Londonbol jelentik: = Az ESQ
zes oFczta arvizek- Del Walesben
meg szakadatlanul tartanak. A
Ronddha volgvben eddig 25O haz
pusztult el es 1000 ember lett hal
lektalan. T0bb banya viz ala
keriilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26
BEzART NEMET GIMNAZIUM

VersecrGl jelentik: = A verseci
toglmnazlum nemet tagozatat ta-
valy bezartak. AZ idei beiratkoza-
sokrol 45 n6met tanulo jelentke-
zett az elso osztalyra, ez alapon a
sziilok kert6k, hogy a t6rvtny err
teimeben nyissak meg u.jra a ne
met osztaiyt. \ miniszterium no
vember 1jei lelettel 4O619. 81
alatt elutasitotta "a sziilok kerel.
met.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26
MAS BANASMODOT
KAPNAK Az INDIANOK

ICY tetszik, hogy kormany az
indlanokkal: Amerika elnyomott
nepevel szemben egeszen uj, sok-
kal embersegesebb es szabadabb
rendelkeztseket ts iranyelveIset
fog alkalmazni. A problema alb
ban csucsosodik Xxi, hogy mikant
lehetne meginditani azon tarsa-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26
PARASZTLAZADAS
DELoROsZORSZAGBAN

Bukarestb0I jelentik: - Kon-
stanzabol jelentik az Universul-
max: Deloroszorszagbol erkezo
utasok elbeszelese szerint a szov-
jet teriileten parasztlazadas tort
XII. A parasztok Jekatermodar-
ban lemeszaroltak az 0sszes szov-
jet hivatalnokokat. A v0ros had
sereg osztagai biinteto eXpedicioll
ra indultak falvakba. Sebasto-
polban es Batumban korhazakka
alakitottak at a nyilvanos epiilc-
teket. Mindeniitt kihirdettek az
ostromallapotot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26
SCENT ISTVAN MAGYAR
EoM. KATHOLIKUS
HITKOZSEG
Plebanos:
TT. vARLAKY SANDOR
854 Wilson Ave. Phone: S1905

kereSzCeleSek. EfZSeDeI MdS-
dolna, Oltmann Sander es Balogh
Erzsebet leanya, sziiletett novem-
Der lien. kereszteltek december
22-en. keresztsziilok voltak Du-
das Imre es Oltmann Erzsebet. -
Wilma Luiza, kovacs Pal es Stad-
Ter Margit leanya, sziiletett de
cember 10-en, kereszteltek decem-
Der 22-en. Keresztsziiloll voltak
Kollay Laszl6 es Stadler katalln.
Adomanyok az uj templomra.
AZ vi templomepitesre $1,000 IL
zetett be Jackie Josef es ezenfe-
ill Marok Ferenc ajanlott $1O0-t.
Upvancsak Marok ENerenc f0lajan
lott egy elo borjut kisorsolasra,
melyre jegyeket rogton nyomat-
nj fogjak es mihent elkeszjilnel1,
llezdetet veszi azok elarusitaSa. A
sorsolast megejtjiik, mihent a Je-
ovek elkeltek. valami mulatSag
kereteben es bej0tt penzt szln
ten csatoljuk az NJ templomeplte-
81 alaphoz. Ha minden modot fel-
hasznalunk, hogy penzt csinal-
junk Is gyarapitGuk templom-
epitesi aIapot, hamar elerjill1 az
idGt. hoey lassuk az III temple
mot.
Ahitati napjaink. Elmultak a
sztp napok SIT. lstvan templom
nepc f0l0tt es csak lelkiinkben,
mint edes visszhang, el az0l1 en-
icke. Gyony0rii napok voltak
azok, melyek lelki epiilesre sol
galtak mindenkinek, aki elliott a
templomba Is r6szt vett azokon.
Lcgkimagaslobb pontja volt azon-
ban ezeknek a napoknak a Negy-
venorai Ajtatossag bezarasa, mely
vasarnap este folyt le. A hivek
szinilltig tplt0ttek meg templo-
mot Is az idegenbol Jolt papok
kozt lattuk k0vetkezoket az OIL
tarnal: M0nsignor Boehm, Father
Tanos, aki celebralt, Fathe Kol-
Ter, Clevelandb6I, Father Kovacs
es Father Biro, kinek sz6noklatai-
ban gyony0rk0dtek hiyek egAsz
heten; Barbertonbol: Father K0-
zelek, Father Kosztik, Father~K
Csis, Father Krusko es Father
Maczk6 Youngstownbol, Father
Hamrak Campbellbol es Father
Bobal Warrenb6l a Negyvenorai
Ajtatossagnak edes szinezetet
adott az enekkar, mely minden
este meghat6an 6nekelte a leg
szebb es a lelket melyen meghat0
egyhazi enekeket. Vasarnap este
azonDan valosagga tjindok0lt
azokkal felseges dallamokkal
melyeket az ajtatossag bezarasa-
nal precizitassal ad0tt el0. A pap
sag, mely ahitattal hallgatta eze-
ket az enekeket, meg volt hatva
t6luk es mem gy6zte elegge ma
gasztalni az enekkart felSegeS tel
jesitPnenyeert. Az enekkart Ba-
laslIo Gyorgy kantor tanitotta be
sok faradsaggal es gondQssaggal,
kls leanya pedig, kis orgonista-
miiveszn0,. Balasl 10 Margitla, We
zette az orgonan tilnemenyes tu-
dassal IS iigyesseggel. Aki mem
latta, ell mem hitte, hogy tizenha-
rom ewes leanykanak teljesitme-
nye lehessen az.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-26

OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKET
IS PARTOLJAHIRDETOIN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
Mother Is Looking
For Her Lost Son

A mother is looking for her son-
or at least news Of him.
The boy. who disappeared from hts
home in Springfield. Mass. three
years ago is David Chodrowc. prob.
ably using the name David James oi
David Jennings. He is l8 years old.
For those who may have seen the
lad. the mother gives this descrip-
ton:
His height. 6 feet 2 inches: weight,
1876 pounds: complexion. medium
eyebrows. dark and heavy; eyes, hazel
color: quiet. unassuming, doesn't
make friends: S perfect English
and Is a constant reader Of good lit
eraturc-visits libraries.
His mother will be glad to know
If any n has seen him any time
in the past year, and where.
Write to Mrs. Celia Chodrowe. III
Daviston St. Springfield. Mass.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
School DISTRICT
wins SUIT ON BOND
Two Others Growing Out 81
futile Failure Dismissed for
Renewal Due TO Errors

Stewart school district No. 4, Kid.
Ger county. has been awarded judp-
ment for 1851 .95 BY Judge Mcfarland
ii district court here. in a suit grow.
Ing out Of the closing Of the futile
State bank, December g. 1927. The
plaintiffs were P. G. Remington and
w. +. Hartman. the latter the bank
cashier. as the result of bonds given
by them to cover deposits OF several
k:doer county school districts which
were tied up by the failure OF the
bank.
Hartman, however. has settled his
share Of the surety liability by conl-
veying certain property to the dis
trlc.S to cover his share Of the liabili.
ties. The settlement was arranged
last summer. but the stipulation was
not filed III court until the suits came
up before Judge Mcfarland Wcdnes-
clay.
The claims Of Stewart school dis
trict were for $685. and 1891 80. Some
reduction for payments of dividends
BY the bank had to be considered,
too.
Two other suits by school districts
Of Kidder county were dismissed
without prejudice to the plaintiff. It
- understood they will be renewed.
IN n case there was an error in
tie plaintiff designated, in the other
tho amounts asked were not covered
b. the $500 bond against which the
suit was directed. There exists q
$4,000 bond, against which the re-
newed suit can be brought.
These other suits vere by Tuttle
district. No. 20. for claims of $703l
1884 and $543: ana by Clear Lake
district for $2435.91
William LANCER represented the
plaintiffs and Scott Cameron and
Dullan. Young and Burke, the de.
PENDANTS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31

veteran legislators bier In the seuea
chamber yesterday In honors accord
ed few public men. state and loct
officials. together with national II
ures and the city's most promtneI
men gathered for the last rites hes
today.
His fellow citizens and supporter
from all walks Of life were given q
opportunity to pay their respects I
the body lay In state this moruin
at the public hall. Funeral service
had been arranged Ger this after
nooA.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1929

atiyes he leaves are q brother. John
H. Olson. Bismarck. and two sisters.
Mrs. Jacob Yeasley. Bismarck. and
Mrs. William Klumen. Portland. Ore.
He was q member Of the American
Legion post at Washburn. and a fir.
ing squad will take part In the funer-
al services and interment. These
have not been definitely arranged,
but probably will be held Sunday at
Webb's funeral chapel, with inter-
ment in Rose Hill cemetery, between
Baldwin and Wilton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31

closely with three men killed early
Tuesday morning In the mysterious
explosion Of an automobile which
shook the city.
Police believe the three were on
their way to bomb a theater involved
IN the labor dispute. and they we're
killed as the explosive discharged
prematurely. Lusby. officers said.
may have been the fourth man re-
ported acting IS lookout near the
scene CT the blast.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
Last Rites Are Held
For Senator Burton

Cleveland. Oct. 3l.-dP-Ohio State
sorrowfully paid her last tribute. to-
day to the second OF her distinguish
ed statesmen to be taken BY death In
less than a year with impressive pub
lie funeral services for Senator Theo-
dorc E. Burton.
Just as President Hoover and Of
fetal Washington bowed before the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
70 SEEK U. $. DOCTORS

Havana. Oct. 81. iPJ General
Oracio vasquez. president Of the do
minion republic since 1924. was re-
ported prepared to begin III airplane
journey to the United States today to
seek medical treatment. It was re-
ported he would go to the Mayo
clinic, Rochester, MINI.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
Plot to Bomb Theatre
Seen in Fatal Blast

Hot Springs. Ark. Oct. N.-F1-A
police superstition Of q plot to bomb
a theatre. as an outcome Of recent
labor troubles. was being investigated
with renewed vigor today. after ar
rival Of officers returning Fred Lusby
from Port Smith. Ark,
Lusby. q painter. was the only per-
ION known to have been associated
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
Peter Olson, Farmer
OF Near Washburn, AZ,
Two Weeks iii, Dies

Peter Olson. ~. q farmer Of near
Washburn. died in this city. Wednes-
day. after m illness Of two weeks.
He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Olson and was born near
! Baldwin.
Olson was single and tho only rel
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
E LESS WHEAT

Preliminary Canadian estimates set
the 1929 Dominion wheat crop yield
~ 293. 792, 900 bushels. a considerable
reduction over the record crop Of
5e6. 726 600 bushels in 1923.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31

Our buyers in New York have succeeded in assembling a group of coats
that set new standards Of value broadcloth and fine, soft-hnsh suedes
have been used in the smart styling of these garments the workman
ship measures up to our inistent demands for quality the fashions
include lowphced flares, tuncs, new straight line modes with reverse
trimming all Of them deliberately furred. Come in see them for
yourself a visit will convince you that these re exceptionally WORTH
while coat values.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-23
BUY A POPPY

Mrs. Winslow, president of the Aux
iliary of the American Legion, wishes
to announce that the sale Of the
American Legion poppy will be held
Saturday, May e., the last Saturday
before Memorial Day as usual. She
has competent corp Of helpers and
you can buy your poppy on the streets
of Eureka any time during the day or
evening They will be sold at Rex
ford and Fortine also, under the di-,
rection of Mrs. Winslow.
Remember that these peoples are
made by disabled veterans of the
World War and are purchased from
them by these organizations that sell
them. Many a man is able to add con-
siderable comforts to his life through
these bright flowers. Besides that q
portion of the money that is realized
from the sale is used for our soldiers
at Fort Harrison so you are helping
two ways when you buy poppy. They
sell for dime but no girl will refuse
a larger amount if you care to con-
tribute in this way. Pause for one
day and remember what we owe these
men who lost their health in our war.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-23
Lincoln Defeated
In Thrilling Game

In fast, hard game the Lincoln
All Stars went down to defeat to the
Kimberley Miners. With but three
minutes to go the All-Stars had a
one point advantage. Kimberley
scored IL points the last three min
utes to Lincoln's g., making the final
score 1898 in Kimberley's favor.
Playing in the new 1000 Memoir
ial Hall, the Kimberley boys outdid
themselves. With wonderful accuracy
at the basket, they ran up enough
points to smother the attack of the
Lincoln County team. The locals
played far inferior game compared
to the one staged here short time
ago. Steinhr missed many perfect
set-ups which should have gone for
counters had he been playing his u.s.
ual form, The locals developed an in
ability to hang on to the ball as we'll
as shoot. The wide Kimberley floor
together with the fast charging play
of the Kimberley forwards served to
run our guards ragged.
Martello proved the star, of the
Kimberley team; he followed his shots
in perfectly. Couthorpe, playing at
forward, proved himself one of the
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-23

presented with flowers. Mrs. Nettie
Hendrickson was also honored as be.
ing the oldest Royal Neighbor in Eu-
reka.
At this session Deputy Brawley an
nounced that Eureka had won the sat
in banner offered to the camp in the
district which wrote the most insur-
ance during February.
At the close of the business SEES
sion each camp presented stunt
which together formed an admirable
program. Libby presented number
of piano duets. Eureka a vocal duet,
Somers a song and dance, Whitefish
an old maids drill and Kalispell a
play. Eureka then brought on two
birthday cakes and celebrated the
birthday of twelve members. A lunch
Of ice cream and cake closed delight
full meeting.
The camp next September will meet
at Columbia Falls with Neighbor
Dawson as president, Neighbor Hotel
as vice and Neighbor Sullivan of Col
umbia Falls as recorder receiver.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-23
Eureka News of Interest

fastest men on his team. He figured
in nearly every play both on defense
and offense.
The dance after the game was well
attended, over 80 tickets being sold.
The Kimberley people seemed quite
we'll pleased with the Jazz Hounds
music. The dance was given in the
new Odd Fellow hall.
The scheduled game with Ferne
Friday, May "a, should be one of the
fastest seen here this season. Fernie
beat Kimberley 25-15 ON Kimberley's
floor a short time ago. From all re-
ports the Fernie players are all good
sports and play fast, clean game
The game will be. played in the High
School Gym Immediately after the
commencement exercises in the audi
forum. This will probably cause the
game to start about 10 p. M. The
admission for the game will be Is and
25c.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-23
WILL OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY

Decoration Day will be observed
in Eureka Thursday, May 80, by serv-
ices held at the Baptist church at
10 a. m. These exercises are being
conducted by the American Legion
assisted by its auxiliary Walter Suth-
erland is the chairman of the COM
mittee IN charge and submits the fol-
lowing program.
Community Singing-"A America
led by Mrs. C. B. Hamilton.
Invocation-Rev. Amondson.
Patriotic Reading-Evelyn Masek.
Vocal Solo Ito be supplied.)
Address Rev. Smith.
Reading-Georgia spaulding.
Community Singing-Star Spangled
Banner.
After the program the boys will
march to the city park and decorate
the monument to the unknown SOL
der; then will go to the cemetery and
decorate the graves of all fallen sol
diers.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-23
Jaqueth & Charnholm

Wolf, past matron of Lillian Chapter
and Miss Dorothy Carey, who are
leaving soon for Metaline Falls. En-
tertainment was furnished by va
riety of games and races which pro-
vided great deal of fun. A covered
dish lunch WAS served late in the eve
ming at which time linen luncheon
set was presented to Mrs. Wolf in
behalf Of her uktiring labors for the
chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Fetterlcy en-
tertained the Monday night bridge
club at their home on the evening of
May 20. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Kossner
and Mrs. C. B. Hamilton were guests
of the club. Mrs. Kiossner carried
home the prize for ladies' high score
and j. H. Sailing won the mems prize
Frank Sabin and family left Satur-
day for an automobile trip to Spokane
and points west. Albert Demers and
Lynn Shuck have charge of Mr.. Sab
ms store and picture show during
their absence.
James Broderick and wife drove to
Kalispell Wednesday to attend 1.-THE
Singing Fool" u
James Costich announces that there
will be a dance at the Glen Lake paw
illion next Saturday night, May 25.
The Lincoln Jazz Hounds will fur
nish the music. Tickets are a dollar
Dance will begin at $50. P. ]. Zook
will have refreshment stand as
usual.
Word has been received from Miss
Adeline Mcdonald, who for years
made her home in. Eureka with her
aunt, Mrs. Flora Cunningham that she
graduated May 16, from the nurses
training school Of St. Joseph's hos.
pital in Ashland, Wisconsin. She was
salutatorian of the class and as a re-
ward for her scholarship she was
offered place in the Cook County
Hospital in Chicago where she will
do postgraduate work She wnl enter
her new work JuYa Is.
Ray Frost and family drove to Kali
ispell Friday on business trip
The members of the American Lee
gion Auxiliary held their usual month
ly meeting ut the Montana ,hotel Fri
day evening, May II, with Mrs. Mos
by and Mrs: Riley as hostesses. AT
this time the annual election of Of