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recalled prominent ndustrials william
Wrigley decided several employ profits
derived from the
cotton The effects the commodity
negligible the least.
Efforts of the above nature audabe but
in mind that the real solution resides the solution
agod economic problem supply demand Unless
creating demand for products genuine sterilization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-02

A record low for any month In re-
cent years was shown in the automotive
output Ia Canada in July given by the
Dominion Bureau Of Statistics as 1900
vehicles, of which 3.151 were passenger
cars and y06o trucks. The next low-
est output to July occurred In October.
1880. when ASH vehicles were pro-
duced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-02

fAS6UCIdIGu FTeSS.
Loadings Of revenue freight continued
to show an upward tendency during the
week ended August % on the basis of
reports to the American Railway Asso-
citation. In the figures that follow the
total loadings are given for comparable
periods as calculated by the association:
week ended August 20, 74e,7ll cars.
Previous week, 742,736 cars.
same week last year, 940.55s cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-02
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
The steel industry resists stLbbornly
further depressions within itself.
For the week ended August "a opera
tiols were estimated at 80 per cent
Of rated capacity. compared with 80 per
cent for the previous week and with
80 per cent three weeks ago. Last year
at this time operations were estimated
at about so per cent of capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-02
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 2. Following
L. the complete Official list Of transac-
tons in stocks on the Chicago Stock
Exchange TODAY:
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Everybody's Business
Merger of Three Large Shipping Firms Mey Solve
u. S. Lines Problem-Frisco Road Presi-
dent Foresees improvement.
by DIR. MAX WINKLER.

NEW YORK September 2-The protraced solve the
difficulties
Chapman likely end
There possibility that Shipping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-02
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

New companies organized in Germany
In a recent month numbered lG73.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-02

Dividend rates in dollar: bssed last
nua payment lex dividend fPaitly tPlus
Parable Payable
dividend. Plus So b in
stock Plus n m Plus I in
stock Plus So in stock Paid last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-02

Total q mos). l,7sIsI3 l,4sT,7ss asI, I1s
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NWl4 of NEh4, Sec
80, Twp IA S. r l3
E, S. B. NJ, 40
acres .........................'., ll.5O
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80, Twp IA S, r l3
E, S. b. NJ, 40
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NW4 of NWh, Sec
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E. S. B. M, 40
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E, S. B. M, 40
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acres ............................ ll.oO
sWl. of SWA Sec
33, Twp IA S, X l3
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Part of SEA of NV
Il, Sec 33, Twp IA S,
K l3 4. S. B. M. ly-
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acres ..............-........'.... 3.24
SWl4 of SEA, Sec
33, Twp Ia S. r l3
E. S. b. M, 40
acres ............................ $3.50
Part of NWh4 of Sc
-. Sec 33, Twp II
S. r l3 E. S. B. NJ.
lying within l. l.
D.. 80 acres ............... 100
SEA of SWl4. Sec
33. Twp IA S. r Is
f, s. b. M. 40
acres ........................... 20 80
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-, Sec 33. Twp II
s. II l3 Z, S. b.
NJ, lying within l. l.
d. 5 acres ................ 3.24
Lot 6, Sec "a, Twp
ii S. r l3 E, S. B.
M, 80 acres ...-....... $50
NEl4 of TT IS, Twp
Il S, r l3 E, S. B.
M, 40 acres ............ 2.70
Lot 10, Sec 20 Twp
Il S. r Ia Z. S. B.
M. 4.3l acres ............ l60
Lot 29. Sec 20, Twp
IA 5. II Ia +. S. b.
M 22.0e acres ....... 6.54
Part Of Lot 81. Sec
20. Twp Ia S. r l4
E, S b. M, being all
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OsIS khtAto ------++Hsss-saH ~
Part of Lot 26, Sec
20. Twp IA s. r IA
Z, S. B. NJ. being all
exc RR r/W.
1882 acres .............. 8.47
Lot 10, Sec 30, Twp
IL S. II IA (, S. b.
NJ. 2.2l acres ............ l.04
Lot 20, Sec 30, Twp
II S. r. ID +, S. B.
M. 1881 acres .. 4.3I
TT 1881, Twp IA
S. r IA Z. S. b. M,
1924 acres ............ 67.3I
Lot II, Sec IL, Twp
IA S. r is E. S. b.
M, 1904 acres -. 3.24
SEA of SEA-, Sec
y, Twp IA S. r Is
E. S. B. NJ, 40
acres .......................... ll.5O
Lot /, Sec l3, Twp
ID S, r Is E. S. B.
M. 9.7l acres ............ 3.24
Lot 8. Sec l3, Twp
IA S. r Is E, S. B.
M. 9.7l acres ............ 3.24
Lot 10. Sec l3. Twp
IA S, r Is K, S. b.
M. 9.7l acres ........... 3.2i
NEA. of NEA, Sec
l3, Twp IA S, r Is
E., S. B, M, 30
acres ......'..................... ll.50
Lot 20, Sec "a, Twp
IA S, r Is E, S. b.
M. 9.24 acres ........... 2.97
Lot /, Sec 25, Twp
ID S, r Is E. S. B.
M. 7.l3 acres .......... 2.4l
We of El2, TT III,
Twp IA S, r Is E,
S. B. M, 66 acres $3.50
NEA of NEA, Sec
8, Twp IA S, r Is
K. S. b. M, 10
acres ............................ IL so
SEA- of NEA4, Sec
9. Twp IA S, r 16
f.. S. B. NJ, 40
acres ...................... 1850
Part of SEA of SW
"a. Sec IA, Twp Ia
S. r l6 E, S. B.
M, lying w of ESHL
canal. 20 acres -. 600
Lot IL, Sec 16. Twp
ID S, r l6 E, S. B.
M, 1892 acres 49,. 9.84
Lot "a, Sec l6, Twp
ID S, r l6 E, 8 b.
M. 1922 acres -. 9.84
SWH of NEA, Sec
II, Twp IA S, r l6
f, S. B. M, 40
acres ............................ IL so
SEA of SEA, Sec
II, Twp IA S, r. l6
L. c Il M An
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Z. S. b. M, 40
acres ............................ ll.50
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E. S. b. M, 40
acres .......................... ll.5O
NEl4 of NE14, Sec
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Z. S. b. M, 40
acres ............................ n.50
NEl4 of SWi4, Sec
% Twp 10 S, r l3
Z. S. b. M, 40
acres ........................... 1850
sEi4 of SWl4 Sec
2e Twp 10 S. r Is
/. S. 3. M, ~
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NWl4 of SWl4. Sec
% Twp 10 S. r l3
Z. S. b. M, 40
acres .................... ll.50
sWI4 of sWl4, Sec
% Twp 10 S. r l3
t. S. B. M, 40
acres ..4...................... ll.50
HWi4 of NWi4, Sec
80 Twp 10 S, r l3
f, s. b. M, ~
acres ....-.................... 22.50
Part of NEi4 of NE
1. Sec l8. Twp 10
) r Il E. S. B. M,
living within the l. !,
d. 10 acres ................ 3.24
NEl4 of NE14. Sec
d. Twp II S, R II
E. S. B. M, 40
acres .........-.................. ll.50
SEA of NEA4. Sec
"A. Twp IL S. R IL
f. S. q. M. 40
acres ...........-.......... 1850
NWl4 OF MEL. Sec
- Twp IL S, r II
+. s. b. M, 40
acres .............-.. 1850
sWi4 Of MEL, Sec
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Z. 5. b. M. 40
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NWi4 Of sWl4. Sec
n. Twp II S. r ~
E S. B. M, 10
acres .................. 1850
sWi4 of sWl4 Sec
"a Twp II s. K II
L ). 3. M, ~
acres -.-------..------.----- lI.3U
NEl4 of NWl4 Sec
, Twp II S, h l3
Z, S. B. M. 40
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NWI4 of NWl4, Sec
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E. S. B. M. 40
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? Twp IL S. r Is
f. S. B. M. 40
NEl4 of Nwl4. Sec
4, Twp II S, r. l3
Z. S. q. M. 40
acres ............... 1850
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E, S. B. M. 10
acres acknowledgements. 1850
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I, Twp IL S, r l3
E, S. B. M, 40
acres .......................... ll.50
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E. S. B. M. 40
acres ...-.................... ll.50
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4 Twp IL S, r l3
E, S. b. M, 40
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SEl4 OF SWA4, Sec
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K. S. B. M, 40
acres ...-.....-...-............ ll.50
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L, S. b. M. 40
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E, S. B. M, 40
acres Observation-Disclosures. ll.5O
NEH.i of SEA, Sec
80. Twp II S, R l3
E, S. B. M, 40
acres ........................... ll.50
NWl4 of SEA, Sec
80. Twp IL S, r l3
E, S. B. M, 40
acres ........................... 1850
SEA of NEA4, Sec
80. Twp II S, r l3
K. S. B. M, 40
acres .......................... 1850
sW14 of NEl4. Sec
80. Twp IL S, r Is
f, S. B. M. 40 '
acres .....................,.... 1850
Part of SWH4 of SW
"a, Sec 2, Twp IL S,
r IA E, S. B. M, be-
ing all exc RR r/w
80 acres .................... ll.21
NE14 of SW14, Sec
8, Twp II S, r IL
E, S. B. M, 40
acres ............................ ll.5O
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l00ll Wilke. Herman P.
Lot 3. Sec 6, Twp
10 S. X 13 E, S. B.
NJ, 36.68 acres 1850. l0.4O
Lot I. Sec 6. Twp
10 S. R l3 E. S. B.
M, 3668 acres ........ lO.40
Lot 9. Sec 6. Twp
10 S. r 13 E. S. B.
NJ. 1868 acres ...-.. 1910
Lot 10. Sec 6. Twp
l0 S. r l3 K, S. B.
M. 3668 acres ....... 10 10
l0Ol2 Wiseman. Beluah
Say. sayf of NE4. Sec
30 Twp y S, r ~
f. S. B. M. 40
acres .....................-.-... i2.3i
sWl4 of NEl4. Sec
80. Twp - S. r -
E. S. B. M. 40
acres ................... 2l.67
MEL of SEA Sec
80. Twp y S. r II
E. s. B. M, 40
acres observation-disclosures. 42.s4
NWl4 of SEA. Sec
80. Twp ~ S, r II
Z. S. b. M. 40
acres ............ 2l.67
l00l4 Wright. Vlna M.
NWl4 OF NWl4, Tr
1879. TWP l5 S. r l3
f. S. b. M. 40
acres ..........- $3.50
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acres ......-.......... IL so
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being all exc RR r/w
SO acres ..-.---....-....-... s.57
81 Prather. George C.
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\ Sec 20, Twp 10 s,
r IA E, S. B. M, ly-
ing w Of E. S. H.
L. Canal, 20 acres 600
g Rice. Clarence F..
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: Twp - S. r - E,
: b NJ, 40 acres - 1850
SEA OF SEA. Sec
Z Twp p S. h y
Z. S. B. M, 40
acres ...................... ll.50
NWl4 Of SEA. Sec
3. Twp y S. R y
(. S. 3. M. 40
acres ...--.................... ll.5o
SWl4 of SEA- Sec
{ Twp y S, r - <
; L NJ 10 acres ll.50
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$500 Nations. Guy L.
ie- Twp II S. R Is
E. S. B. NJ. 40
acres observation-disclosures.
sEl4 of NEl4, Sec
le, Twp Il S. r IS
E, S. 3. M 40
acres ....................=
sses Newton. Edward
Lot ! See Is, Twp
ie S, r Y E. S. &
M. 1881 acres
Lot >. See 10. Twp
l6 5, r y E, 5. 3
M. 43.34 acres
1870 Nuffer. Leslie Lee
MEL of SEA. Sec
20. Twp y S. R y
E, S. B. M. 40
acres ...........-........-........
SEA- of SCI. Sec
20, Twp Il ;. X. y
e, S. B. NJ. 20
acres .-..-..-...-------.--..-.
Nw44 of SEl4. Sec
20, Twp y S, r y
E. s. B. NJ. 40
acres --...-.----.----.----
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Ol5 York. Edward T..
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5 X IA f, 5. 3. M
being all exc RR
". 81 acres ..--. IL
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S. r ii E. S. B. M
being all exc RR Wv
81 acres ....-........-..-.-- Al
SEA of NEl4, Sec
80, Twp 10 S, R IA
E. S. B. NJ, 40 &C. A
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80. Twp 10 S, R IA
Z. S. B NJ. 40
acres ..-.-.--...---..--- T.
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E. S. B. M, 40
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l00O2 Vanderpoel, Mary l.
Lot {, Sec 66. Twp
l6 S, r y E, S. 3.
M, 43.l6 acres ..----
NEl4 Of SW a. Sec
/ +, Twp l6 S. K Il
E, S. B. M, 40
acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES --.-.---.-
SEA- of NWl4, Sec
! 6, Twp Is S, r y
E. S. B. M. 40
/ acres --.-----.-.----..-..#.-
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T., ,. 3. M AZ
SEA- Of NEA. Sec
4, Twp II s. r l3 &c
E, S. B NJ, 40
acres .-.-.-.....-.-.--.....----- ll.oO
Nw!4 of NE14. Sec
4, Twp II S, r l3 oc
E, S. 3. M 10
acres ................-......... ll.50
swA of NEl4. Sec
1. Twp II S. r 13
6. S. B. M, 40
acres ...'-....-....... 1850
ss75 Philley, Lou R.
Lot II, Sec l6. Twp
Il S. R 16 (, S. Z.
M. 3428 acres ...-- 9.04
Lot %. Sec l6. Twp
Il S, X 16 E, S. 3.
M. 34.22 acres --- 8.47
NEl. of SEA. Sec
II. Twp u S. r l6
f. S e NJ" 40
acres Observation-Disclosures lOll
sEl. OF NEi4. Sec
II, Twp "A 5. r l6
E. S. B. M. 40
acres ......-.-..-.-.......-... ll.50
1916 phillips. william s.
NWl4 OF SEA, Sec
g.. Twp II S. r 16
E. s. b M 20
acres ....--....--.- ll.50 o,
SWA OF NElz. Sec 9s
g.. Twp IA S. r 16
4. s. 3. M 40
acres ..-.-. ll50
sEl4 Of NWl4. Sec
o. Twp IA S, r l6
E,+fS. B. M. 40
acres .... II 80
MEL of sWl4. Sec
4. Twp Il S, r l6
E, S. 3. M. 10
acres - 1850
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Q. Twp "A S. r Is
T., 6. B M. 10
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SW54 OF sEl4. Sec
.. Twp IA S. r l6 SO
Il. S. 3. NJ. 40
NWl4 Of NEl4. Sec
Ia, Twp Il S. r l6
Il. S. 3 M 40
acres ..-.-....- ..... II 81
NEs4 of NWl4. Sec
II. Twp Il S. r l6
l.. S B. NJ. 40
acres ......... ll.50
ss7s Poe. Yancy H
NEl4 OF NWl4. Sec
81. TWP II S. r -
E. S. b M 40
acres -.. 22.50
BWl4 OF NWl4, Sec
81. Twp IL S. r l3
K, S. q. M 40 IS
acres .............. 22.5O
$3.50 Potter William
Amos
MEL CT SEA. Sec
IA. Twp 10 S, r l3
L, S. b. M, 40
acres ........................ ll50
Part Of NWl4 Of Sc
"a, Sec IA. Twp 10
s. X l3 h. S. b. M,
being all exc RR
g.sw. 80 acres -...-.-.-... lO-94
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-10
AUXILIARY HOP
AT PALM ROOM
ANNUAL DANCE ON FRIDAY
APRIL 17-HOPE
CHEST TOO

Wolf Point people are looking
forward to the annual dance of the
American Legion Auxiliary which
will be held in the Palm of
the Sherman hotel on Friday even
ing, April IT, with the Harmonizers
playing.
The Auxiliary dance is always a
pleasant social affair and interest
is added to the occasion by the
hope chest which the members Of
the Auxiliary have been busy fill
ing with dainty needlework. This
chest will be on display in the
White Jewelry store window for
a few days before the dance so that
everyone who passes along that
side of the street a see the prize
which some lucky person is going
to get the night of the dance.
The Legion Auxiliary is sponsor
ing a lot of good worthwhile work
in the community and in conjunc-
ton with the state program, and it
is expected that the dance will be
we'll attended. Everyone has a
good time at the Auxiliary dances.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-10
BRYAN UNTIEDT is 10 AND
LUCkY-WlLL VISIT THE
PRESIDENT

LAMAR. Colo, April 5.-Today
was a guys birthday.
1t was Easter. of course, but il
was a guys birthday, too, and IS.
year-old Bryan Untieft suffered
odd and sundry persons who surg
ed through his hospital room to
make endless remarks about hero
ism and stuff like that while he
grinned, perhaps a little self-con-
sciously. and enjoyed his birthday.
1t was. undoubtedly. the busiest
birthday that Bryan Untiedt ever
spent in his IL years. buster in fact
than any day since that week
before last when he sat in a snow
bound school bus near Towner,
Colo, watching over a brood of
near-hysterical youngsters while
death crept on them for sc harrow
ing hours.
Bryan was the hero of that trag-
edy-so those who know about 1t
insist-because he managed to keep
his head as the cold claimed five
OF his companions. He was left in
charge Of the bus when the driver
went off TO get help, and Bryan as
sumed command stalwartly, know
ing his task was grim . Then help
came, almost too late to save the
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-10
z FINGERS SEVERELY
CUT, ONE is SEVERED

Easter Monday being a holiday,
Henry Arndt, a barber employed
in the Coulter shop, sharpened his
ak. He thought he would try the
new edge. Was it keen? Just ask
Henry. Being lefthanded he stood
a piece of AKA on end and held 1t
with his right hand and welded
the ak with his left. There was
fine sand, regular quick sand under
his feet, he says. The sand was
quicker than Henry. He slipped
just at the wrong time and the ak
came down on the ends of the
first and second fingers. The first
finger was severed just below the
middle joint. The second finger
lost only a corner and part of the
nail.
Arndt is around with the injur-
ed hand in ~bandages and a sling.
He hopes to be at his chair again
in two or three weeks. He says
his cutting hand is as good as ever
and reliable when holding a tool
it is trained for, and there is no
quicksand on the floor. Arndt and
and his family anne here about a
month ago from Scobey.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-10
EAT MORE LAMB
MEETING MAY nth
ROOSEVELT COUNTY SHEEP
MEN TO HEAR OF MAR
kETING PROGRAM

Perhaps the most important
meeting ever held for sheepmen in
Roosevelt county will be the one
scheduled at Wolf Point, May 4,
1881.
The purpose of the meeting is
to acquaint every sheepman in
Roosevelt county and adjacent ter
ritory with the Montana Eat More
Lamb" program The object OF
the Eat More Lamb" movement
is to improve the nationwide dis
tribution and consumption of lamb
meat, thus increasing the produc-
er's profit
Fred Fear of Poplar is chairman
with AL Appelgren of Wolf Point
and A. w. Warden as other mem
bers of the committee which heads
the Montana Eat More Lamb" ac-
tivities in Roosevelt county. Well
laid plans are under way to fur
ther the important movement.
At the meeting complete details
of the plan will be given. officials
of the Montana Wool Growers and
the National Wool Growers, with
graphic, illustrated charts, will be
present to go into and discuss fully
the lamb marketing situation and
present definite plans for improve
ment. Mr. Fear, the chairman.
states that the discussions of this
meeting are of such vital impor-
lance that nothing should prevent
avery sheepman from being pres
ent. Landing will go along for a
1alf a day and other duties can be
attended to by the hired man, or
lropped for a few hours, but the
m portant matter of stabilizing
amb values must receive the
personal attention of the sheep
PRODUCER.
This meeting Is open to sheep
nen and all business men inter
,sted in the welfare of the sheep
Industry.
Valuable information concerning
he Eat More Lamb" movement is
fontana is appearing in the news
of the Montana Wool Grow
RS Association. "A. w. Warden,
ounty agent.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-10
Several Injured
In Highway Accident

Audrey Alvarez, Sam GILBERT
son, Eddie Sibbits and two others,
all from Poplar were more or less
cut and bruised by a a accident
which occurred a few days ago
near Nashua. 1t seems they were
travelling at a high rate of speed
and their a overturned. The party
was brought to Wolf Point for
medical attention. Audrey Alvarez
sustained a cut on her foot and
Culbertson's shoulder is said to
have been injured. The young peo-
pie got off pretty lucky not to be
more seriously hurt In view OF the
fact that the car was badly wreck
ed.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-10
DIVISION SHOPS
LOCATED HERE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION ESTAB-
LISTING CONSTRUCTION
HEADQUARTERS

By way of preparing for the
heavy construction and mainten-
ance program in eastern Montana,
the State Highway commission has
purchased ground in the eastern
part of town and will soon begin
the construction of several build
ings for housing, and repairing
trucks, tractors and road machin-
cry.
One of the buildings will be e.
quipped for a garage and machine
shop for servicing and recondit-
ioning the machinery and cars
used in this district.
The division headquarters will
be permanent and the buildings
will be constructed of hollow tile.
The intersection of the designated
north and south highway from the
Canadian border to the Yellow
stone Trail mo .10) with the Roos-
evelt highway mo. p a few miles
east of here, opposite the Missouri
river bridge, makes this point cas-
lily accessible to about IA counties.
A considerable number of high
way engineers, mechanics and he'll
pers, it is stated, will move their
families here and make Wolf Point
their home.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-10
NORTH TELEPHONE CO.
ORGANIZES SATURDAY

The first regular business meet.
ing of the North Telephone com
pany was held at the home of
Stone Carlson April 4. AL Appel
gren of Wolf Point gave us much
interesting and valuable material
on the forming of a company and
gave us a clear idea of expense
necessary to procure a good tele-
phone line. After a general dis
cussion and exchanging of ideas
Al Appelgren acted as chairman
for u meeting with John Appel
gren as clerk. The following Off
GERS were elected: Martin Sethre
president; Adolph Homrighaus
vice president; Agnes Sethre sec
rotary and treasurer; Bob Devan-
ey and Stone Carlson board of di-
rectors. Other visitors from town
were Supt. F. Fl. Livingston, Aug
ust Appelgren. Harry Phalen and
Ambrose Bauer.
Up to the present time our net
proceeds amount to $4,000. Stone
Carlson has promised the commun-
ity the use of his home all summer
for this cause. Another dance will
be given some time during the
early part of May The community
sincerely thanks those from Wolf
who so ably helped us with
our meeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone
Carlson for their generous offer
md help and all others that have
attended these parties.
Other communities have express
ID a desire to join us in this en-
erprise Our suggestion is elect
,fficers and work with us.
Mrs. Martin Sethre, Sec'y
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-10
NICHOLAS L0NGWORTH
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA

Nicholas Longworth, 81, died at
the home of a friend at Aiken. S.
c., April 9th. A cold developed
pneumonia that proved fatal the
third day after the patient went
to bed.
He had been in public life more
than 30 years, much of the time
in the House of representatives.
He was speaker of the Honse in
the 69th, 10th and list congress
es. His wife was Alice Roosevelt,
daughter of Theodore Roosevelt.
A powerful figure in the Republi-
can party Nick Longworth was
beloved by friend and foe alike.
An able man with a cheerful phil
osophy and a capacity for hold
ing friends.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-10
WILLIAM STANDING
AT WASHINGTON, D. c.

The following news starry from
Washington, D. G. will be of inter.
est to local friends Of William Stan
ding, who left recently to show
his collection of paintings at the
national capital. Mr.. Standing has
received much favorable comment
when he has exhibited at Great
Falls. The story OF his Washington
exhibit follows:
William Standing (Mato-pe-h-
Fire Bear, the only full blood Ind
ian artist in the country. member
of the Assiniboine tribe, from Wolf
Point. Montana, opens today In
the National Press Building, Room
231, on the second floor, an exhibit
of paintings In Oil
interpretation of indian Lives
Leaders In Washington social
and official circles have been In
vited to this exhibition. The vice
Turn to page 2, col. S. please)