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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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l705 CoRCORAN ST; NW:.s ROOMS,
81 zSin T s. TM Woodward asf ssSs
1910 9 ST: N.W.-s R. 2 B.. H-W.H. IN
1867 tf'si'' st. n.w.a r.: b.. h:-a.h.. ,oo ~
1865 etee Cor eoTa9e ST. 'n.w:.6 t. b. O ~
as s''f fssh st. NV r; b, h-v.h.. s
1865 :e's s5Td St. nw.s r, b., h.-w.h.. Kan
1910 II. H. ave. n.w.-7 T. b. eiec' AZ m
e e HRoEsls wooD%SRP Rsa .sss %
Exceptionally desirable home, nine rooms,
two baths. inclosed sleeping porch. instan1 t
did IiU Condition itfo e1 Cali today to Inspect
CHAS. d. SAGER,
National ooss. e24 l4th st. NV.
Vacant-Newly Decorated.
4730 Illinois ave. n.w.-Detached brick. 6
r and b and shower; ami; Sis ass s
Adams o17s.
coLoREpms Rooms AMP EAIa; LARGE Sc
Warren VAR s st. ne' ABBY aq sf7 warren "
CoLoREp..2627 I ST. N.W...........sI2,5 So
colored-2S Net 900 81 nv Elmer. o2,s. 4 %
lll4 y: j. ave. s.e.-4 rms, gas. water. " 30
1913 Mess water ,,, 1870
cotLoRED-3 s5e FLAT. N.w.-ELEc,
4;room, cleo, sas, path newly. papered
a Rea, painted IN and r. IN ave- o near 10th NV
First floor fat. 332 st. se-Elec' gas
rooms neW:y paoered and painted.
' E NJ AIKEN; 81 18Th s.. NY.
CoLORED-NEAR SUBURBAN. GARDENS.
734 50th st. ne.-6 rooms. bath. electricity:
condition: H 'front.' and rear porches; ss5. Ma
tional 8ss2
FOR CoLoRED TENANTS.
s52 2 2snd St st. B. E. siss 90 g
81 2tth st; n.w.,,s ( b. .....,..,. % 50 g
2 2i7l. aS ST n SIS s. 3 5ssS
IS IFS a 3ssh s. s. ~ r5S%s SSS
2l JAMES No MoR R 1o E96%f Reato agOO
723 goth ST. NV Dist. 58O8
1899 9Th st: n.w.c6 rms. bath. gas. 3575
sis south captol i s1@s pms rms, b. gas 49, 49,
64S florence st. ms rns. b.. gas. $500
32l 18th st. se.--s rms. bath. gas. 1880
7sS6 7tb St. st. ny ST. rms rms water 2sso
100 NJ st. s.w.-6 rms. water. $3.50
2l30 Va. ave. n.w.-5 rms, water...... 2250
GIL n. H. ave. NV rms, water. $3.50
1898 Union st. s.w-4 rms, water..... 20 SO
Sill card st. n.w.-5 rms. water..... 20 so
622 K St s.w.-5 rms. water........ 1880
425 Bird ST. Sw.-5 rms. water........ 1880
l49 N st. SEE rms. water........... 1850
JAMES 2. SHEA
643 Indiana Ave. NV.
rs Defrees st nw-6 rms s35 90
NV ID so
1910 End st s.w-5 Observation-Disclosures. IS so
1919 Temperance Ct n.w.......,..... 1850
90 Logan ct. n.W-4 rms ............ Is 90
1851 Kraemer st. ne-6 rms. ann. $500
lo6 Eve St nw-9 rms......... 1000
225 81. nw-5 Observation-Disclosures. 275o
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS,
eo8 North Capitol st. Ma. 6733
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

WANTED TO KENT-HOUSES.
A SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE OR
apartment in nearby Montg. Co.. Nd. Ad-
dress Box 229-C. Star office. e
GROOM UNPUBLISHED HOUSE OR MORE
by adults. Must be reasonable.
Col 5420.
s OR : ROOMS WITH 3 BED ROOMS. IN
furnished; ami; northwestern section pre-
ferred; garage not essential. Address Box
264-C. Star office. o.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY DESIRES GROOM
house. all modern improvements, northwest
section. Address Box 1887. Star ONCE.
IF YOU HAVE A VACANT HOME IN
Chevy Chase, list with G. B. L1kEN7; ten
ants waiting. North 7478. "
WANTED-HOUSES TO RENT. CAN'T
supply demand. Telephone Ditrict 1916.
9 to o'clock. A. L. BOWLING & CO., 1880
l4th st. NV. District 1916 -
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SALE-HOUSES.
(COntinuedl

S5250-TERMS HUGE BARGAIN. ACT
quickly; central ne; six large rooms, bath,
gas. electricity. h.-a.h.; double back porches,
deep lot; garage; vacant; immediate possess
sion. Apply 825 st. ne.
BARGAIN-MT. PLEASANT
$9.250-Nr- 18th and PARK I'd m
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
70 TE IS
AGAIN ACTIVE,
REPORT SAYS

Business is picking up with
the zonolite company at Libby,
according to Charles Emmons,
president
The plant has now resumed
operations following temporary
shutdown, due to general business
conditions over the country. and
orders for carload shipments arc
beginning to roll in again. says
Mr. Emmons.
Agencies 70 handle the pro-
duct have been established re-
Gently in Kansas, Missouri, east
ern Iowa and Kansas city. while
on the Pacific coast other agen-
cies are being established. Nego-
tlatlons are now under way to
establish an agency ia the city
Of Portland to supply the de-
mands Of the city and a group OF
counties In southern washington.
Plans are for a new treating
plant in Canada are being CON
sidered by one Of the prominent
gypsum and alabastine companies
Of the dominion, which has been
considering recently the addition
OF a new unit to its Organization
for the purpose Of treating and
selling zOnolite. The treating
process to be used BY the Canad-
ian company. is said to be based
upon a principle entirely new TO
the industry.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
PHILLIPS COUNTY
~ Phillips County AhstrAoa o..
malta, MONTANA

PARTIAL ASSIGNMENT or OIL AND
GAS LEASES
Eric Larsen to Carl G. Schmidt 81
owe 3 i-5@s or right Ia oil lease on
I. 3, 4, sEsW 7, WhNW ~, L. ], 2,
NENW Nh tS-33-s3 Z. /. BsSB 12-32-42
Eric Larsen 70. Edwin p. Wing 81
Owe 4-5Ss or right in lease on (same
AssTGNnENT or ROYALTTEs AND
RENTALS
Geo. Green to Fed Land Bank Val
Reed OH and gas lease on ia IS
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Herman BreipOhl to John Wight NINE
NRSW 26-32-S3. 81.
Einar Hanson to John Wight L. 2,
g. 4, SINE SHNW EaSW Sl-S4-S3. 81.
w. II. Garrison to Capital Gas
CORPORATION SEINE EASE n. SWNW
WSW y. E.NE NESE 28-34-Sa. 81
Donald Kippen 70 CCapiai Gas
Corporation NE, SW. 25-32-33. 81
Sybilia ZAnOr TO Capital Gas Corp0-
ration 81. SESW "a. W1NW. NWSW
s5-SS-s5. 81
20 an undivided int IN oil. Ras and
other minerals.
Erik Larsen to Carl g. Schmidt owe
6-5095 L. 3. a. HANW, SW 1-a2-32. 81.
EASEs1ENT
kFOr eOnstructi0a % Eas pipe q tels-
II. p. & John Hayengs Montana.
Dakota Utilities CO. 81 ovc NWSW
81, gaNW, sl-51-S1
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
Elm COVERS
Or Of
BAHhCK r.

Officials Of the State Burean
Of Mines and Geology have an
nounced that the bureaus bulle-
tin No. 6. Geology and ore De-
posits OF Bannack and Argenta.
Montana is ready for distrfbu-
ton from the Montana School Of
Mines at Butte,
The bulletin. written by DR..
Philip j. shenon. formerly
faculty member st the Montana
school Of Mines and now with the
u. s. Geological survey, consists
OF 80 pages and Is illustrated
with photographs. microphoto-
graphs and maps. 1t treats IN
detail the geology and ore de-
posts OF the Bannack and Argen-
ia area. with an optimistic oat-
look towards future production,
and Il describes about SO indi-
Yidual mines and prospects.
A charge OF SO cents Ii being
made for the bulletin, to partly
defray the expenses Of pubiiea-
tion.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
POWER LIE
IS PRO
FORzORT


POssabiIiay that the Mon-
tana Power company win es-
tablIsh q power line between
Lewistown and Malta and
provide power for mining
operations in the Little
Rocky mountains has revived
speculation on development
planned BY the Ruby 0uich
Mining company in the
spring.
Al least two cars OF high grade
ore have been shipped from the
mines this winter to the East
Helena smelter and net returns
in each case have indicated that
one of the richest veins ever
uncovered in the district has
been opened IN the August prop
erty.
should the Ruby Gulch Mining
company erect a cyanide mill to
replace the Ruby min destroyed
by fire a number OF years ago.
power supplied by the Montana
Power company would solve one
Of the biggest problems when
mining activities ceased in the
mountains during the World war,
power was generated at the Power
plant on the Missouri river and a
line was run to Ruby. zortman
and Landusky. Coal from COM
pany-owned mines near the river
was used as fuel.
Residents OF zortman, who
have expected development in the
mines for decade. are opti-
mistic They are also interested
in the proposed bridge over the
Missouri at the power plant site.
which would give them an ALL
year round north and south high
way. Such highway would
bring a big increase in the tour
ist trade and would mean devel-
opment OF the little Rockies as a
sumner vacation place. Popular
ity Of the Little Rockies has
grown greatly since the Domin-
ion-Yellowstone trail was graded
and zortman and Landusky are
crowded with campers and vaca-
ti0nists during the summer.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28

Taaree Worka. the hiaeosacnl
city &c the hea sVm3ers "a eae
AEissouEa rAyer, WIN entartaan
the gold, silver and 0kaer
mtners o. she greas dastract
Of western Momtana for two
days. Aprfl g and A.
The convention win De held
Tor the purpose OF perfecting an
organisation Of the small miners
OF the stats. who have individual
problems separate from the great
mines Of the Butte district.
One Of the main problems con-
fronting the small miners OF To-
day Is the lack o. public con
ndencs in their projects resulting
In the difficulty in attracting capt.
tai to develop properties. The
will labor on ways
and means 70 again put mining
IN its rightful place At the fore
front Of Montana Industries. One
way to do this. according to those
who are sponsoring the move Is
to keep crooked promoters away
from the mining business OF the
state. IN order to do this a
method Of exposing questionable
win no doubt be work
cd out.
Representatives from every dis
trict IL the western part Of the
state are expected, and Three
Forks Is planning to entertain
900 delegates.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
CUT THIS OUT QUICK

and mail il back to as within one
week from date you receive this
COPY Of Montana OIL Journal,
and we win send you by return
mail postpaid, one extra choice
Ladies' AK Natural Color Gold
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the very finest X or TX imita-
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either the high prong solitaire
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-an pay pOstman only $2.47. and
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our most beautiful flashing / or
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II you answer this within one
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EXTRA SPECIAL-If you will
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Note-We want to call the
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Observation-Disclosures.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
T0OLE COUNTY
y Tsess Coeasg AbssEmc& O..
SHELLEY. MONTANA

ou Reveffie~ Is. 10 u. A. svendsen
AZ 81 l@s "a MA ISL West 81,
on Royalties CO. to John Hhubai
ises on 30 7-3G1 West ~
Il. 81 Mccurdy % Leon y. hodGera
as Of is On hws 1888 East 81.
rs OF rs en- Lots 4. 2, 5 4 0-s7-s
Al II. campbell to Geo. ". rasgart
i-25O0 interest 10 S1NK3. WaSE3s b
Sa-2 West ff10.o0
G. 4. Aanno1s % 0eo. stennatd
(c0rrecti0n assigRmentl rs Of 1s5 On
W1sR3. 70, NAIVE sW&HWA h"4
b. b. Nelson to J. 7. Kelly 1-84
81 f% on $3.50 acres in Twp. - q
o. b. Nelsoa 70 J. +. Kelly l-64 Of
les on 1000 acres 10 30 & 1862 East 81.
T. q. & Clara Wrather % n. =.
Wilkinson rs Of ~ Oh NW3NN5,
3. NE3 4-34-5W. SW3SW3 NASW4,
a X csmp5ell r. c. y. Durham.
1880 part on stNEl. WasEa, is-s4-
wesley scott 10 A. B. Fox 1-1G o.
ies sn sEsNEa. NB4sE9 49, SW3NWA
NW3SWa. zo-s5-7W. 81
OIL AND Gas LEAsEs
Catherine Tall 70 Clyde hin SW3
Il NW4 1859 West 81
John Reichew TO Clyde Hin Sh3. II,
NF4 NW4. 1855 West 81.
Effie J. & WILDER Baird 70 Texas
Production Co., MIA 1884 West (Rnd
land ia Glacier Comfy $40.
g. n. Erary % Texas Production 90.
WagW4. GE4SW3. 101S74 West, $40
AssEGNMHNT OF INTEREST IN
OIL AND Gas LEASES
T,@uis b. O'Naii &c Louis w. BIN,
i-2 interest In leases Oh Lots 3 4 9.
sEaNW4. 6-S8-4W. W3SN1. 8z-SI-4W.
H3NE4. ., sMaNW8, SWANEt, 10-9s-
4W. NW3 1884, W. NWa 16-5o-4M.
Nwas4. %. NB1sH3, S&-s7-4W. va
Louis B. O'Nen to Louis W. Hi.
Ia Interest In lszses on NW4NMa
gSNWk sWk, 29-S7-3W. SAM 1881
NV. WSsEz. sE3sEz, n, sWasWa 2g-
Raw. NWf, 86-B8-4W. Lots 81 4, 3,
sE3NW4. G-S6-4W. Lots 3, 4, EASWa
3f-S8-4W. sW3 So-55-4W NWS, e-35-4
W. NE3NEt, -, NkNWl. EWsNEa,
28-38-4W. 81.
Louis 3. OMEN 10 Louns W. HIil,
sasEs. 5. sasWt 4-B-4W. az inter-
e8t3. 81
Louis B. O'NeT to Louna W. Hnl.
IL interest IN leases on WhSW3, A,
BfsR3. 5-s7-4 West, 81.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28

almost kaa entire k2x9 or MON
tana's mining college the operas-
ing companies on Anaconda hill
have employed its students for
two shifts q week. thus giving
the school OF Mines men inyalu-
able practical experience and op-
portunity to earn their way thru
school.
When q student who hasn't
already had some mining exper-
fence reports for his first two
nights. the shift boss win give
him q job cleaning track or
tracking timber. perhaps. soon
he win learn to .'pull the chutas,
run car and operate q motor.
Then be may help some miners
timber, take q hand in mucking.
and find ont how to run q ma
chine. judge ground, break rock
and eventually become a miner
in hts own right He learns
how to clean bis carbide lamp,
to get deraiIed motor back on
the track, to notch his fuses when
splitting" He discovers the
meaning OF sprays. stu1Is, girts,
rilis, caps, stills, skips. buzsies
ana drifters. He knows the dif-
ference between "one-stick, "
'two-stick1 and ore.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
FROM The RECORDS
GLACIER COUNTY
~ 9iacier County Alssaraet o..
cur BANK. MONTANA


ASSIGNMENTS or ROYALTY
o. A. Burt et AZ 70 W. u 0'Haire
z1es royalty in s1NE3, 1850, sANEa
ssa. 2-84-6 EbNEs, ii-s4-b 81
Wildcat Royalty Co, PASS royalty
IN Na i-8l-5. Si3, s5-s5.s 81.
r. 3, Mcneil Ct az % Same 2i% Ia
M 23-35-3, 81
W q BeeEee q same 2lR in SEA,
20. MIA, S5-3T-5 81
Jefiries et Al l-10 o. ~ % Ma,
NE3sE5, ~, gW3NEs, NW3NEs. ~
EANW3, EAWANW3, EkNA3SW3, H.
sasE3. EASE3SW3. 8-3i-1z. sl0o.
John ID. Swab ct ak 20 A. ]. Daniel
Co., IL Of 1es royalty Ia NaeE2, 80
NJ, NEaNEa, e. NiNWa. NWaNEa,
same q same il o. fss royalty ln
N5sEi. siNE3, EEsNEa. q. NiNwa
NWANE3, 24-14-5 81.
on AND GAS LEASH
Theodore Herkram < T0ralV Berk-
ram 70 Texas Production Co, IA "a
REa.EasR or OIL q Gas LEASE
The Headlight Butte OH & Deg. Co,
to James Miller & Charlotte A. Miller,
NASE4. &E3HW3. q, NAEW3, 3. va
Nws, II, EiNWa, NEtsWa shNbt,
Headlight Butte OH & Dew Co. TO
RELEASE 0F ATFAcHmENT
j. W. Stewart. Sheriff TO b. 8 n
on Co ION Wen supply Cows
b & II on Coz s7Sa 2-34-d, the lease.
hold ia described land. being $3.50 Of
all oil 4 gas lying beneath surface
LIS PENDENs
T. II. Show VS. Arthur y smith,
sESNW1. NE4. 10, WaNW3 II SANW3
NtSW4. S3NE4 N3SE4, o, BANE4
NE3sEs, a, WaSW3. WaNM5, Ma
NWs,22. NaNWa, %, S3S3SWa Ma
sW3sa. NW4sn9sWa, sEtNW3sWA,
s3NE4sW3 1891.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28

yond that Of 1889. which ID
estimated to be $4,000 coo,
IN an. there is little doubt
thar the Golden state Is due for
true revival OF the Interest
which first brought people there
Is large numbers Ask any old
nrsnzled prospector out on hts
airwIngs what he thinks 81
tns general situation. Ten "a
one. chs answer win BE- 70 the
nefeet that ''1'har's gold in them
shar hills"chrisssan Sciences
omitor.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
MlHE
ORDERS NV
EQUIPMENT

Spokane, Wash., FEB. 7SAn
order for machinery 70 equip the
gold property OF the Montezums
Mining Company, In the West
FISHER district. about so miles
south or Libby. Mont. has been
placed here.
fContinued On Pare RiEhtl
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
BLAINE COUNTY
CHINOOK. MONTANA
BY Htn1ne Coumty Abssraos Co

Gas LEASE
Augusta Rempei Harris 70 @ p
Coolidge; NkSE. NR5SWa, SE4NWa
.SE3 82-36-2i, 10 years.
ASSIGNMENT or GAS LEASES
r B. Coolidge to Texas Pacific Goa
& Or Geo IL int. NASE3, NEaSWa
tfs- bfisc-4251. 81
ASSIGNMENT or OIL & Gas
LEASES
The Montana Corp. % Texas Pacific
Coal & OH CO.. q-2 int. NANW3, SW3
-NWa NW3sWa, 34-26-fT Eimer NeisOn
ls-Afisc-t02 81
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28

Quietly and without the hectic glamour Of big strike
the West is experiencing gold rush
It's different sort Of gold rush than that Of the days
Of 49, to be for all western residents
that it going on but nevertheless there have been few
times since the Golden Era when interest in gold mining has
reached such general peak as it has today
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
Mines School Students
Get Underground Work

BUTTE Feb. 28-When the cages in Butte shafts drop
from the surface Friday and Saturday evenings the th0u
uieht shift augmented BY small
group Of young men, Montana School Of Mines students doing
their two shifts week Of the mines Of che hill
Perhaps other college the world industry linked
so unique with student life collegiate At the
Montana School Of Mines has redbIooded definition For
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
KArE LUDWIG. PIaintiff
va

AAIH AUDAN w. A AA&A~AAA
Va
FRED GI.ANa,z. Defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff Sale on Sat.
arday. the 7th day Of March 1881. q
2:1B P. Nj at the West Door Of the
Court House Ia the City Of Great Fails
County OF Cascade. State Of Montana
Ia the highest and best bidder for
cash IN hand the following described
property, t0-wit:
West Half tWal Of Lot Nun
bsred Ten l10l, Block Mum.
bered Eighty seven I'D, Lot
Numbered Thirteen ti3), Block
Numbered Seven Hundred Six.
tv-six fT08i All In Greal
walls. Cascade County, Montana
Together with all and singular
the teuemants, hereditaments, appurten-
nncee easements. water and all otnei
rights belonking or IN anywise apper'
na3sd Al Great Falls. Montana
Fehraary 10th, 1881
5. l. SHIELDS.
Sheriff OF Cascade County
BY 3 L CARVER -.
Data OF first pnblieetion, FEB. a, 1881
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28

AZ kDwHM Mx1AND C01aPAITK
al Fera BtSe. arsaa EalHs. n~nA
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28

Up TO pATE structural map 81 DRY
Greek showing TOP conb8nF1. Mon-
tana OIL JOurnA3 Supply Department.
Great Fails. Monsama
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
oAsADlAs p $50

~ Eawin ,. Hylnna q osmseny
p.ra nsan orsaa KAna. AIsna.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28
ROYALTIES


Have 50 acres n proven kieAa temmd
productionl near producing wells. with
40 dry holes on iesse ar &etmeem Ae
and proven ares. WIZ dfin wen 4na
eurn over lease for very reasonable
figure III vou are looking fex q neaaY-
mn0a proposition with manE aqiiin&
feafnres. one that win stand Inspection.
write OWNER BOX 4he care MeufaNe
on 1onrnal Great Falls. Manfana.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28

Note-We want to call the
attention Of every reader to the
fact that we believe the above
are without doubt the finest
and best imitation OF a real dia-
mond that has ever been dis
Observation-Disclosures.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28

ROYALTIES IN Invest porticn 81 Grt
sank district r. g. Ewing, cus
Bank. M0ntana. 1&a
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28

ROvALTxEa On MIA Riyer Antlclinq.
nenr Fnltan swell aow drilling u.
81 Bwlnn. Cut Bank, M0nlana
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-02-28

Ajax Rope Company would Hike
Montana Representative e hanale com.
plese lime % corilaae For particulars
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-11-12
vAsHoN oRTHopEDIo NOTES.

The vashon Orthcpedic Auxiliary
announces new plan for its all-day
meeting at the home OF Mrs. T. Han
sen with Mrs. Howard Hansen and
Mrs. Cephas Ramquist assisting
hostesses on Friday next, November
goth.
The entertainment committee, Mrs.
E. H, Miller chairman, hopes every
member who loves to sew and work
will be on hand early that the usual
amount of sewing be finished, and
that those who love to play better
than to work will be present by two
O'Clock to take hand at bridge. All
who like the game and want to help
the orthopedic, whether members or
not will be welcomed. A charge OF
Csc per player will be made, the money
10 go into the Auxiliary treasury, and
Mrs. George Moulthrop, expert at
bridge, has consented to teach and
help all players. There will be prizes
The business meeting will be held
before luncheon, which will be served
before two o'clock. AS usual the
hostesses will provide the hot dish and
coffee, while the other members and
guests bring sandwiches, cake, etc
Better telephone Mrs. Hansen or Mrs
Miller, SO there will be tables enough
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-11-12

p. @. Priest is holding forth at the
Vashon Hardware while Geo. McCor-
mick is again chasing the deer, this
time up in the Cascades. He left Sun
day and will not return until next
Sunday.
Frances Blekkink arrived home
Tuesday evening and spent her Ar
mistice Day holiday with home folks.
Kelly Weiss spent Wednesday on the
Island, enjoying holiday from his
duties at @, p, S.
The bakery route, recently operated
by L, F. johnson, has been purchased
by Bill Shakespeare, whose many
friends welcome him and his wife back
to the Island.
Mrs. G. L. Roberts, of Milwaukee,
Ore, who has been spending the past
two weeks visiting Mrs, J. w. Roberts,
has gone to Seattle and is now visit
ing Mr.. Chester Roberts and family
there,
Little Miss Anne Roberts spent the
weekend with her grandmother, Mrs,
j. w. Roberts,
1t. Roger Rouse, of the U. S.
Geodetic Survey, and Mrs. Rouse were
Sunday guests of Mrs. j. w. Roberts.
From the multiplicity of illusions
to shocked hams" we have been
hearing the past week We are con-
vinced that our subscribers surely
read the News-Recori thoroughly. We
see plainly that we must be cautious in
the future about what We print.