davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25

Brissac a nj. Blonde zacnn sa
rozpravat' o tejto stvrti mesta,
ked, 20 stoky vyskocf Potkan,
ktory ich naychviPku pozoruje a
odbehne, co Blondeho, ktory no
pozoroval, al nastrasf. Brissac mu
vysvetli, re je to kanalny pot
kan a ze je to nebezpecne miesto
ma co Blonde chce odist', ale
Brissac no uspokoji, ma co pribe-
hne Recan k Brissacovi, s kto-
rym sa zacne rozpravat'. z ich
rozhovoru porozumet', ze Blonde
prisiel do tejto stvrti mesta po-
zorovat' zivot sestier ma rozkaz
Brissacov, lebo Brissac sa pyta,
re ci si1 donna, ma co Recan 'odpo-
veda. re tstarsia je, ale mladsia
odisla, ale re je pozorovana. Re
can poziada Brissaca, aby $ MIN
navStivil starsiu sestru, ale ked
Brissac pozre ma dom, poziada Re-
cana, ably iu sem priviedol. Blon-
de odide o chvil'u sa yrati &
Nanou. Blonde pozorujiic, re ic
bl'ada, mysli, ze jc nemocna, ale
Brissac hovori, ze je to ncinok
absinthu. Recan odide trochu
vzad a je ma strait. Brissac kla-
die Name otazky, ma ktore Mana
odpoveda, a sfce, ze menuje sa
Mana Vulmir ze ona a jej Sc
stra utiekly od fch tetky stry-
cka, ponevae tito boil chudob-
nj, ku ktorym niltene boly cho-
vat sa ako sliizky a ze musely
styri KRAFT ma den chodit' do ko-
stola. Ze chcely sa vratit', ale ze
strycko a tetka boil opustili kra-
jinu. Nato Brissac vyjavi ich ma
vStevu a sice, ze ich strycko zbo-
,hatol a ziada ich, ably sa k MIN
vratily, ma co oni, Brissac, Blon-
de Recan najati boil i'm to o.
znamit' Mana kypf radost'ou
Brissac hovori, ze vecer Blonde
ich odprevadi do hotelu, kde ich
strycko a tetka maj1 svoj byt,
ably to oznamila al svojej sestre.
Ale Blonde usporiadal to mac.
Postal telegram stryekovi a te-
tke, aby 0 siestej hodine boil pri
sakristii kostola "Nebeskych an
jelov" kde sa sijdu so svojimi
vnuckami. To sa Brissacovi ne.
paeilo, ponevae strycko a tetka
si vel'mi nabozni Pudia. Co by
povedali ma to, keby videli okol-
nosti, v akFch fch vnucky lilly.
Teda ziadal Blondeho, ably. ich
zastavil, ably sem neprisli, a Blon-
de odisiel urobit', ako mu bolo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
v Nemecku studuje 10000 zien.


V letnom semestre Skolskeho
roku 193O-31 zapfsalo sa ma ne
mecke vysoke Skoly Wac ako TO-
600 posluchaciek. Je tedy doka-
zane, ze V Nemecku kazdy Sic
sty Student je zena. V roku 1914
studovalo ma vsetkych vysokych
skolach V Nemecku len 3700 zien
V budncnosti sa ocakava este
vacsi prirastok zien, ktore sa od-
hodlaly absolvovat' eksistenc-
nych d0vodov vysokoSkolske stu
dunn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
Rozsobase sa mnozia.

Roku 1880 bolo v Spoienych
Statoch rozsobasenych Pudi obo-
jeho pohlavia 1,062, ,726, oproti
sos, ,5sS roku 1920. Poeet rozso.
basehych sa tedy "a poslednych
desat' rokov zduploval.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
JEROPEGOV.
Humoreska.
Napisal: Arkadij Avercenko.

NcudNnO NtSlel hu IiHt pIIdtel
Jeropeov uprostred rozhovoru
81 nahle ma nieto vzpomenul,
sprasknul rukami.
Ale! Div som nezabudol... :.
s tebou sa chce soznamit' Dem
kin. -..#
- Aky Demkin?
- Demkin! Vel'mi sympaticky
chlapec. Mnoho som mu o tcbe
vypraval. Je nevyhnutel ne, aby
81 sa s rim soznamil. w..
Pokrcil som ramenami.
Potrebuje odo mia nieco :?
- No, vidis, vidis, aky 81 su-
chy, zbrkly clovek. Hned' = "po-
trebuje'! Jednoducho sa o teba
zaujima tax mnoho som mu
vypraval tebc. Preto by ste sa
nesoznamili?
Jeropegov Dol mi znamy axe
elovek kraine zbrklN, nepeknr,
pohyblivy a nadseny.
Preto som este raz pokrGil ra-
menami spytal sa:
- Ale co on, je aspon zauji-
navy clovek?
= On9 Obdivuhodny! Basnc
pfse!
- Ale, co je tu obdivuhodnh-
ho: ia tiez pisem verse.
II ty 81 obdivuhodnv clovek.
Viem,, mas v sebe vel mi skrom
ne mienenie, ale... ech, brachu.
Naco tn hovorit'. TAX no mozem
k tebe priviest'9 Ma medzi inymi
este jednu drahocenni vlastnost'.
nevyrovnatelne vypravuje anek-
doty!
- No, co - prived.
- Vel mi ga teba zauiima
A anekdoty - brusko sa ii pu-
kne!
Ma drrhE den, sediac kabi-
nete, zacul som zvoncek potion
hluk nejasneho zapasu predsie
nj.
Ale pod me! Coho sa, hlu-
pax, ostvchass - bolo poeut'
HAS Jeropegova.
- We'd ia uist'njem. re sa to
nehodi. No, ako ze to talk odrazu.
mic pre- mic, objavit' sa II nezna-
meho cloveka a soznamovat' sa
s MIN! - zachadzal ku mne dru-
ny hlas.
- Hlnposti! On sa teba VEL
mi zaujima. TAX mnoho som mu
o tebe vypraval. Sposobfs mu len
potesenie. Budes vypravat' dive
alebo tri anekdoty - zasmeJeme
sa. Zobliekai 81 kabat! Tu je to
vsetko jednoducho.
- Ale preco sa tax chcel so
mnou soznamit'?
= lie preco! On tiez pise YER
se...
Dvere sa otvorily ma prahu
sa ukazal oziveny Jeropegov, t'a-
hajlc "a ruku rozpacite sa vzpie-
raj6ceho pocerneho cloveka, s
krivymi nohami a smutn!m, u
nylyym poh'adom vpadlych oei.
- Tu je, huncdt! Nasilim som
no privliekol... Uf!... Predstavte
sa, panovia!
Demkin ostychave stisnul moju
ruku sadol 81, skriviac hlavu ma
box.
- Tu je, brachu, ten Demkin,
ktorom som ii rozpraval. Verse
Pile! Basnik! \
B8snik boil cely rozpacity "a
uial so svojimi nohami: jednu
podstreil pod stolicku ma ko-
nice druhej pocal sa upjate di-
vat, ako by neveril oeiam, ze ie
este panom tejto casti tela.
Rnky no rozhodne obt 'azovaly:
zprvu ich slozil ma kolena, bez-
prostredne potion ich slozil ma
hrud' a konecne podoprel jednou
rukou box, druhou pocal ovie-
/ vat tvar, zcervenaln zimou.
- w 0pravdu pisete verse
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25

ropegov. Opravdu, vypravaj !!
Demkin sklonil hlavu a huci-
wynn, unylym hlasom pokorne "a
Cal:
Jeden kupec prisiel do re-
staurantu. Vidi Il visi klietka so
slavikom. "Kol' 'ko, - hovori, -
stoji." "Tristo rnDlov.' - u.
pecte".
- T1to anekdotu znam, - po-
vedal som. Kupec, ked' upek-
Ii, povedal: nakrajajte mi "a tri
kopejky. Vsak?
.Ano, ano, - kyvol hlavou
Demkin. - Ale znam inn anekdo
tu: Armen pristihol zenu S kupc
ckym pomocnikom. L'nbali sa a
on.
- Znam! - prerusil som.
Demkin t'azko vzdychnul IL
mlkol. -.f
- Vypravaj o tom zidovi, kto-
ry prisiel do divadla, ale potom
odisiel, nechcejiic cakat'. ked'
precital ma programe. re medxi
druhym a tretim dejstvom uply-
ME poldruheho mesiaca, - pred
riekal Jeropegov. .s....
ZasmusilF Demkin poslusne
vypraval i t1to anekdotu.
Anekdotu som tiez znal, ale
robil som sa, re ju po prvy raz
pocujem a preto som sa nasilne
usmial.
Jeropegov smial sa hlasite a po-
vzbudive opakoval:
- Je to TAXA vesela chlapina !.
Podivuhodne! Nal by sd - O.
bratil sa ku mne, S Podskokinom
soznamit'! Bude treba ich SONIA
NIT. Ale co, brachu, uvazovat'
o tom... Pod me hned' vSetci k
Podskokinovym. Budn vel mi ra-
di.
Kategoricky som odoprcl, odvo-
lavajtic sa na pracu.
Demkin vstal a potal sa so
mnou l1cit.. Jeropegov mu po-
klepaval po rameni, povzbudive
hovoriac:
- Puknul by clovek tebou!
OdkiaP sa Il neho berii tie anek-
dotyg! To je priamo podivuhod-
ne!
- Potion som pocul, ako Jero-
pegov vravel Demkinovi v pred
sieni:
- Chod' k nemu, kamarade,
celkom presto. Bude vel'mi rad.
No, ako sa ii pacil? CT je ME zla-
ty clovek9... Ale teraz pojdeme
k Podskokinovym.
- Ale ved' ich neznam!
- To je jedno! Budn vel mi
radi.
Nedavno som sa chystal ist' do
Moskvy. Pocujdc tom Jerope-
gov, zatPapkal rukami a spvtal
sa ma:
Kde sa zamIsl'as ubyto-
vat?
- V hoteli. Idem ma diva dni.
- No, ME 81 hlupak?... Vzdy
som ii hovoril, re 81 dokonalF
hlupak. Chod' rovno ku Koliovi
Poltusovi a byvaj u neho.
X jakemu Koljovi Poltuso-
vi?
- Ty nepoznas Kolju? On ne
pozna Kolju! Stacf ii len zajst
k nemu a povedat': "Priniesol
som vam pozdrav od Aljosa!' V
objati ia zadusi.
Oci jeho zvlhly slzami.
= Ano... - zaseptal, jake by
zachvateny potokom nahrnuvsich
sa rozpomienok. = Kolja Poltu-
sov... Co je u nina spojene 81
tymto menom. NaSe hyrenie, pi-
jatiky... Mily, dprimnv Kolja...
Me, brachu! Urazis no, ak nepoi-
des rovno k nemu. Vel'kolepe sa
unho zariadis ma tie diva dni.
- Ale ako mann ist' k nezna-
L
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25

| Alc Feu Hu IjItuSd HtluO'
zem povedat': Date mi pristre.
Sic" To neni vhodne!
- To ami netreba. On sam sa
ma teba prilepi. Ano... Kolja Pol.
tusov... Go asi teraz robiS tam
vo svojej Moskve9 = pohnute "a
septal Jeropegov.
! w.
Ked' som prisiel do Moskvy
rovno nadrazia som odiSiel ma
udanu adresu a skutocne som u
videl kovcvu tabul'ku ma dive.
rach:
"Nikolai Karpovic Poltusov
advokat.'
Pustii ma "a chvl'ku ma II.
viedli do kabinetu Poltusovho,
,, vysoktho starsieho pana, ktorl
ma nechapave uvital.
- Bud tie zdravy, - povedal
som, predstaviac sa.
= Priniesol som YAM pozdrav Od
Aljosa. ~
- Cd aktho AlioSa? - tazal
Sa.
- Cd Alekseja PetroviGa Jero-
pegova, vasho priatel'a.
- Alekseja Agapenieva? g.. Ne
iakeho taktho neznam, - zasmu-
sile hovoril Poltusov.
- Me Agapenjeva, ale Jerope-
gova.
Jeropegova?.. HIM.. a ako
vyzera?
Vysoky, taky kostnaty. We
enc sa pohybuje. Poltusovy pre-
trel 81 cello.
- Nemozem sa rozpamatat'. To
ie podivne!...
A ste wy Poltusov? Vase krSt
ne memo je Nikolaj?!
- Ano.
- No, akoze to, re sa ma neho
nepamatate?! Este spomfnal ma
vase pijatiky, ma nejakf hyrenie
V "Slovanskom bazare".
Poltusov sa zamyslel.
- Me je to taky brunei, roz-
vleklymi pohybami?... Ticz rad
vsetkEch soznamuje?...
- To je on! - zvolal som. -
Pravdaze, Jeropegov!
- Teraz sa rozpominam. Sedel
som raz so spoloGnost'ou V "Slo-
vanskom bazare' pri stole, ten
to pan, sediac vedl'a, so svojim
znamym - pristdpil potom k
nam a sam sa predstavil. Pama,
tujem sa, pamatujem. Navrhol
mi tiez, ably SINE pill ma bratstvo,
ale to som odmietnul... No, aky
by to malo smysel, pit nezna-
mym temer clovekOm... Neni
pravda?
Vstal som, zabrucal niekol 'ko
slov ma omluvu a prevrhniic Sto-
licku, rychle som odisiel od Pol
tusova, bojac sa obzriet' sa, ably
som sd nestretnul S jeho oGima
V.
- No, co, - spytoval sa Jero-
pegov, radostne ma vitajiic pc
navrate 2 Moskvy. - Coze robi
Kolja?
= Mic. Prosil ma, ably som TIA
pozdravil, - usmial som sa.
- No, tax vidis Byval 81, pra-
vida, Il neho?
- O, ano. Priial ma ako prf-
buzneho. Plhe tvoje memo otvo-
rilo mi vsetky dvere.
No, TAX vidfs! Vzdy hovo-
rim, ze l'udske styky maji byt'
najjednoduchejsie a najdovernej-
Sic.
Podival sa ma nina, pomlcal a
potion, uvazuj1c trochu, pove-
dal:
= Nal by 81 81 oddychnut' v
prirode. Musis ist' do Novouzen-
skeho tijezdu.
Preco prave do Novouzcn-
skeho?
Tom Ziio rnIipo c+o%lxHro
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
sIEDME NEBo.
Seventh Heaven)
(Pokracovanie.) }

Brissacov sekretar. v ten cas-
pocul zvonit ma "Anjel Pana
| a Baul snimuc klobnk, sa naboz.
ne modli. Recan to spozornje a
pyta sa no, ci je vskutku naboz
ny a Baul mu odpoveda, re je
vel'mi nabozny clovek. Rozpra-
vaju sa takto, az rec pride ma A.
loisu. Recan sa Baula pyta, ci ne.
vie, re je to prot. zakonu TAX dl.
no nechat' autak ma jednom mie.
ste. Baul hovori, re on to dobre
vie, ale Eloisa tomu nerozumie a
rozprava d'alej, ako k Eloise pri.
Siel. Dvere ma hostinci sa otvo-
ria V Mich zostane stat Arletta
ktora poGiiva ich rec. Recan zia.
da Baula, aby Eloisu elm sk6l
odpratal, pri com Arletta k ne
,>- pristiipi a d'akuje, ze vraj
Eloisa al tax je len verejna O.
studa. Baul ale tvrdi, ze Eloisa
! je chora ziada Arlettu pu-
tienku vody pre- nu. Arletta, my
sliac 81, ze mozno mu to pom6ze
Eloisu odpratat', vd'acne povoli.
Baul odide do hostinca. Recan sa
| pyta Arletty, ci Dol tn uz plu-
kovnik ona odveti, re ME, ze
ci ma prist'. On hovori, ze ano,
al este s jednym panom a ably
ona (Arletta) drzala hubu, ked
pridu. s tymto Recan odide do
hostinca a Arletta "a MIN. Nato
z domu pocut' Nanin HAS: II
des!", pri com sa dvere do domu
otvoria a mladf, blede, zronen6
dicvcat je vyhodenf z domu, IL
| deriac sa chrbtom zeleznf mre-
ze pri Schodach. Je to
Diana {Mildred Steiner), ktora
zdesena prosi: Mana prcslm
ia Mana - prosim proslm
Mana vynde 2 domu a chyti Dia-
MI "a hrdlo. VeZmi TO naZpit.
Diana, lcbo ii hlavu rozbiiem
Vezmi to zpiatky, hovorim ii -
vezmi to to - Diana! - Vezmem
vezmem. Diana vit'azne hodi
korbac, ktory bola mala schova-
ny pod SALON., do domu. - TAX,
! teraz vezmes to nazpat prime
sizes mi "a to absintu (absinthe je
horkF, smradl 'avy alkoholicky
| napoj, ktory chudoba lacno ku-
puje a uziva.) Diana: Me - len
| to ME! Mana ju chytf "a rame-
ma, pritiahnuc ju k sebe, az sa
i'm tvare skoro dotknil, tichym,
zirivym hlasom hovori: Urobis,
aok ii kazem! Diana: Ano - a.
le..- Mana, nepi absint, to ma ma
teba hroznf iicinok! Mana, chy-
tiac ju "a hrdlo, krici: Hlavu ii
rozbijem! Diana potaca sa dolu
schodami a ma posledny 81 sad
ne celia zmorena. Baul pride pu-
tienkou vody, ktorii nalieva do
radiatra. Arlette privabena hlu-
kom, vynde hostinca. Mana, vi
diac Dianu sediet', uz ma k nej
ist', ae Diana nevediac mic inc,
ako urobit' jej po y6li, hovori, re
uz ide Mana uspokoiena odide
do domu. Arletta prejde k Diane
a sncitne sa nou rozprava. Po-
maha jej vstat' a hovori. re keby
Mana nebola jej (Dianinou) Sc
strou, oznamila by ju policii.
Raul ked' pocuje slnvo ''policii" !,
preskoci cez putienku bezl k
MIN upozornuje Arlettu, ze to
by prinieslo nest 'astie pre- Mich
vsetkych. Potesuje Dianu. Recan
vystilpi z hostinca pozOruJe
Dianu, ktora pomaly odchadza a
hovori Arlette, ze bude od neJ
ziadat' trochu informacii nei,
ukazujdc ma Dianu. Arletta od-
poveda, ze til informacin mech 81
hi ada indie, odide nazad do ho-
stinca Recan odide "a Dianou.
Baul odide do hostinca
v til chvilu vsak pridn styria
muzovia, a sice prvy a
u. cetnik (Andrei Kish), sill
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
FARM PROBLEM in
CONGRESS WILL Be
BIGGER Than EVER
Creation Of Farm Board has
Not Relieved the
Situation
By Raymond Clapper
United Press Staff
CORRESPONDENT.

Washington, Oct. 15.-UP)-Nt
session of Congress would be com
plete without the farm problem
and it will be back next winter
bigger and noisier than ever.
Soon after President Hoover
took office he persuaded Congress
to create the farm board, but his
early hopes have been shattered
and the roblem which has vexec
all postwar presidents is now
more acute than ever.
The farm population may be
moving to the city, as the census
bureau insists, but the farm prob
lem stays right where it has beer
for ten years, onithe necks of pol
iticians. II M
Even President Hoover is now
regarded as cool toward the work
ing of the plan which he spon-
sored. Those close to him speak
in terms Of ridicule of some of the
attempts of the board to bolster
prices. President Hoover regard.
ed the farm problem as an eco.
nomic one, but some of his advis.
ors frankly regard wheat and cot
ton as political, so far as Wash
ington is concerned. They hole
that the only cure is for the farm
er to plant less and that every
thing else is superficial.
Nevertheless, the coming Con
gress will be begged down with
plans. They will range from The
proposal of Senator David A. Reec
Rep, Pa, for abolition of the farm
board, to those Of Senator William
E. Borah for trial of the deben'
ture plan, and that of Senator
Smith w. Brookhart, Rep, Ia, fol
appropriation Of $2,000,000,000 tC
give the farm board what he calls
ga real chance" to show what il
can do.
The farm board has abandoned
it's policy of stabilization, the at
tempt to raise prices by buying
huge quantities Of wheat and cot
ton. The board has announced il
will buy no more Of either and il
is now concerned with trying tc
find markets for the surplus. The
$50O,OOO,O00 revolving fund appro-
priated by Congress has been ex.
hausted, but Chairman Stone Of
the board recently announced that
no more money would be sought
in Congress. The boards concern
now is in getting through the win
ter without being condemned tt
death by Congress-.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
BIG HORN SHEEPMEN
SHARE LAMB PROFIT
WITH IOWA FEEDERS

Hardin, Oct. 13.-(AP)-Many
Big Horn county sheepmen will
share their profits on this seasons
lambs with Iowa feeders.
About $4,000 head of lambs will
be shipped from this section this
fall to feeding grounds near Des
Moines, where they will be fattened
to go in the market next spring.
The growers share of the income
will be the fat lamb price on the
animals present weights. The feed
er's share will be the increase In
poundage.
Among the shippers are the Ant
ler Sheep company, the Johnson
Sheep company, F. c. Woodley and
Charles M. Bair.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
TO GIVE PLAYS AND DANCE
AT LOWING SCHOOL OCT. 24

A play and a masque ball tn
liven up the community about El-
bow Creek, will be given next Sat-
urday, Oct. "a, by people of the Ell
bow Greek district.
Miss Kathryn Egan, teacher at
the Loyning school house, is to-
have charge of the dramatic pre-
sentation. Those who will take
parts in the cast and assist in the
production are Miss Blanche Egan,
Miss Katherine Egan, Miss Dor
othy Tunnicliff, Robert and An
drew Robinson, and Howard Ham
sen. 1t is expected that two plays
will be presented during the eve
ming. A small admission charge
will be made to cover expenses and
cost of serving supper after the
entertainment.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Oct. 8.-Lawrence D. Francis
and Laura A. Olson, both of Their
mopolis.
Oct. 10.-Park Chalmers Simp.
son of Sheridan, Wyo., and Mar
garet Anna Connolly of Big Horn
Wyo.
Oct. 14.-James Clair Bingham
and Mrs. Dorothea M. Smith, both
Of Meeteetse, Wyoming.
Oct. 15.-Joseph N. Umberger OF
Wytheville, Wyo., and Alma l.
Hakonen of Lander, Wyo.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
JANET |. NORTHY
PIONEER WOMAN
PASSES TODAY

Mrs. Janet Northy, wife of
Thomas Northy, died early this
morning, Oct. Is, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Emma Suggs,
in Red Lodge. She had been i'll
for several months.
Mrs. Northy was born in Bed
ford county, Pennsylvania, Oct. s.,
1870, and lived her earlier years in
the eastern states. She came to
Montana in the var 1884, and in
1888 she met Thomas Northy, to
whom she was married at Boze-
man. Mr.. Northy first came to
live in the state in 1883.
After residing at various Mon
tana cities, the Northy family
moved to Red Lodge in 1889, dur
ing the month of August. They
lived for three years in this city
before moving to their ranch home,
near Fox, almost DO years ago.
While residing there, they be-
came one of the most respected
families of the community, and
played their part in the develop
ment of that section of the coun-
ty. Last year Mr.. and Mrs. Northy
moved in to Red Lodge, their ad-
vancing years making it difficult
to continue operation of the farm.
Six children were born of their
marriage, five of whom are sur
viving. Mrs. Emma Suggs and
Mathew Northy are residents of
Red Lodge. Mrs. w. 0. Brigham
of San Diego, Calf, Mrs. R. l..
Alleger of Centralia, Wash, and
Mrs w. J. Reddy of Aberdeen,
Wash, are other members of the
family. Mrs. John Robertine, a
daughter, died four years ago at
Sheridan, Wyo. Mrs Martha Rem
ton of Seattle, is a sister of the
deceased, and brother, William
Watson, lives in Chiago.
Arrangements for funeral serv-
ices had not yet been made this
morning.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
Dis. COURT HOLDS
REGULAR SESSION
Judge Stong Grants Divorce
and Hears Grand Larceny
Information

Judge R. C. Stong of Billings
conducted session of the district
court at Red Lodge Tuesday, Oct
13, disposing of a number of pro-
bate and ex parte cases, hearing
one arraignment, granting a di-
vorce decree, and making one COM
mittment of a state charge.
The application for commit
ment of Rosa Sem to the state
school at Boulder was heard by
the court, and after submission of
proof, the order was signed.
A decree was issued granting En-
win E. Hansen a divorce from his
wife, Mrs. Mae Hansen.
In the case of the State VS..
George Kurinko, who was recent
ly arrested on a charge of grand
larceny, an information was filed
by County Attorney Conwell. Kur-
inko entered a plea of mot guilty,
and was placed under $1,000 bond
by the court.
Permission to carry a gun was
granted upon application by Joe
Zuber. Applications for mothers
pensions were heard by the Judge
and eight probate cases were
brought before the court.
Two cases, that of the Agricul.
tural Bond & Credit corporation
VS.. D. NJ. Simpson, and Harry Grid
wood VS.. Laura Girdwood, were
dismissed.
One foreclosure was issued, ant
a decree quieting the title of Otte
Herranen and Otto Kansala to 12(
acres of disputed land.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
OREGON WANTS
RALPH O'BRIEN
PRISONER HERE

According to a telegram received
Tuesday morning by Sheriff John
Albert, Oregon authorities have ap-
piled for extradition papers for
Ralph 0'Brien, held this week in
the Carbon county jail. 0'Brien,
who committed thefts recently in
Carbon county, is wanted at Gres-
ham, Ore, on seven criminal
counts, among these being the rob-
berry of a jewelry store and the
theft of $1,000 worth of diamonds.
Oregon authorities are expected to
arrive today to take O'Brien to the
coast.
O'Brien is one of the three men
who were bound over to the Car
bon officers last week, after hav-
ing been picked up in Billings.
They were arrested for alleged
participation in the robbery of the
Warner blacksmith shop at Edgar
O'Brien was identified as one of
the men wanted for the Oregon
hold-up, by a letter he had writ
ten to girl concerning part of the
loot. Officers of Billings and Red
L dge subsequently identified
photographs of O'Brien sent out
by the Multnomah (Ore.) sher-
ifs office. Sheriff 7. M. Hurlbut
of Gresham, upon being notified
that his man was held here, asked
for his transfer to Oregon for
trial.
Another man, Roland E. Black
we'll, is wanted for the Gresham
stick-up, in which $1,000 worth OF
diamonds and watches were taken
from jewelry store of that city
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
BELFRY ENDEAVOR SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Belfry Christian Endeavor
Society held their fall election
of officers last Sunday, with the
following members elected to of
flee: president, Ruth Musgrave; /;
vice-president, Pearl Wink; secre-
tary, Edith Musgrave; treasurer,
Elizabeth Higham; program chair
man, Ruth Toothaker; member
ship chairman, Claire Andrews;
recreation chairman, Lizzie Lay
man; publicity chairman, Lola
Musgrave.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
EAGLE MINE is
IN OPERATION

The Eagle coal mine, in Foster
gulch, one mile south of Bearcreek,
has reopened for the winter. From
rs to 100 men will be given en-
ployment there this winter.
While idle this summer, the
Eagle mine was not entirely un-
productive, as many geologically
valuable fossils were taken from
its depths by members of the
Princeton expedition. 1t has ac-
quired reputation, both for the
quality of its coal, and for its sci
entific interest.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
Oste0paths Elect Starr.

Lewistown, Oct. 14.-(UP)-C.
w. Starr of Billings, was elected
president of the Montana Associa
ton of Osteopaths at the annual
meeting here last week. Columbus
was chosen for thu 1892 meeting.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Mclean,
with their two sons, returned Sun
day from an extensive trip in
northern Montana, touching at
Helena, Missoula, Kalispell, Gla-
cier Park, Great Falls and Lewis
town.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

A. 7. Whitehead of Denver, who
has been in consultation here with
Charles Hare, geologist of the
Ohio Oil company, left Tuesday
for the East Texas oil field.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

DR.. N. Salvail and wife of Hell
ena, came yesterday for a few days
visit in Red Lodge and Bearcreek.
They were accompanied by Miss
Cecile LeBrun, also of Helena. DR..
Salvail is interested in the Inter
national mine at Bearcreek.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
To Erect Monument.

Hinsdale, Oct. 14.-(UP)-It is
proposed to create national mon
ument at the Miles Crossing Of the
Milk River, about eight miles west
of Hinsdale.