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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-03-05
NEW PLAY FOR ROBSON

NEW YORK.-Paul Robson is
being considered as the leading man
for BLACK April" new play by
Julia Peetrkin, whose "Scarlet Sis
ter Mary" gave Ethel Barrymore an
opportunity to cork her face.
Noble Sissle and his orchestra,
with the Berry Brothers as feature,
are held over for a second week at
the Palace Theatre, New York.
Sunshine Sammy is at the RKO
50th Street Theatre, New York, this
week.
Danny Small and Company are at
the RKO Hippodrome, New York,
this week.
Amanda Randolph. with the Ray
nor Lenr act, is splitting the week
between the RKO Jefferson and Roy
al Theatres.
Worthy and Thompson, dancers
extraordinary, are at The Orpheum,
Madison, Wis, the last half of the
week.
H m re Harrington and Cora
Green are playing the first half at
the Keith Theatre, Union City, N. j.
George McClennon, the comedy
acrobatic clarinetist, is splitting the
week between Loew's National and
Boulevard, New York City.
Buck and Bubbles, comedians of
worldwide renown, nre 'headlining at
the Loew's State, New York, this
week.
Peg Leg Bates is at Loew's Jersey
City this week.
Glen and jenkins, who are play
ing this week at Loew's State, New
ark, sail for London on March %.
Tabor and Greene, western fav-
orites who are playing with a Fam
chon and Marco unit. are at the Wis
consin Theatre, Milwaukee, this
week.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-03-05
Chatter Of Stage and Screen

DANCERS GET LONG CONTRACT
PARIS.-kent and Bernice have
secured a long engagement in the
new revue. Argentina" which is to
open shortly at the Palace, one of
the topnotch music halls. They are
to do Cuban dances.
The Cotton Field Choir, a group
of singers and entertainers organized
by Augustus j. Smith, are broad
casting and making records for the
Ban-Jon Company. Among the men,
bers of this group are J. Wilson An
derson, Sam Cross, Jimmy Thomas,
Speedy Smith, Henrietta Dunn, Es-
telle Anderson, Marion Hughes, AL
Young, Charles Wells, Estelle Floyd
and the Corn-fed Four.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19
BARNES COMPILING
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Compiling a complete business directory of Alaska is the task B. o. Barnes of Ketchikan has set for his goal and to this end arrived in Seward today, accompanied by Mrs. Barnes, enroute to the In- terior country. They go North Saturday.
 Included in the directory will be list of all resorts, scenic at fractions, general and civic in- formation of Alaska with travel story and individual directory of each town, city and village, en- hanced throughout with photo graphs.
 It is felt that such a medium will fill a long-felt need and from the success already attained by the primary steps in its compila- tion, the near future will see the volume off the press.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19
INTERIOR MAN, LOST
 0N TRAIL, STAINED

When Bob Serafino left Harry Martins roadhouse on the Tolo- vana River on an April morning he had no idea the breakfast he had eaten was to be his last meal he was to have for 16 days but before he tasted food again on May he had plenty of time to think how good that breakfast had tasted.
 Serafino, now back in Fairbanks, has regained his strength after the arduous trip which nearly cost him his life. Lost while travelling from Martin to Johnny Campbell's the next roadhouse stop. he wan dered all over the country before coming to cabin occupied by two trappers.
 He lost his way when he left the main trail to Nenana and turned up a creek. With his team of three young dogs, he travelled late that night and finally camped, realizing he should have reached the roadhouse long before, reports the Fairbanks NeWs-Miner
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19
FULL-FLEDGED DOCTOR

Leslie While, former well-known Juneauite and popular tenor, will hereafter be known as pr. Leslie White Announcements have been received of his graduation which took place on June Is. Dr. White is residing in Portland with his wife, the former Tecla Jorgensen, Juneau high school graduate and also as popular here as her hus- band, and the baby, says the Ju- neau Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19
NEW PASTOR

Rev. Erling K. Olafson, new pastor, Resurrection Lutheran Church, and Mrs. Olafson have arrived at Juneau from Seattle where they have made their home recently. He has been assigned to succeed Rev. Harry R. Allen, who was transferred to a Seattle con- gregation recently, reports the Empire
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19

Boats in port today included the Ss Aleutian, SS Lakina, Roy, Bill, Bavaria, Joan, Marian, Flat tery, B. F. M., and Helldiver.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19
INVENTS MUSIC CHART

A transposing chart on which anyone, even if he has not seen a piano before, can play any scale on the piano immediately, has been patented by Don Adler, of Fairbanks, it's inventor. He re- ceived a wire from his brother Dave, now in Washington, D. C., that the patent has been granted and a copyright allowed, accord ing to the News-Miner.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19
AND THEY WERE WED

Miss Sophie Weber, formely en- played in the Juneau headquarters of the Alaska Game Commission several years ago, resigning to go to the States about three years ago, and William H. Tootill were married recently in San Francisco, according to announcements, re- ports the Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19

Costumed as Totem Poles, at least 60 Elks representing the Southeast Alaska lodges of Ju- neau, Ketchikan and Skagway will comprise a section of the parade to be held in Seattle July under auspices of the 9th national con- vntion of the Elks' organization.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19
COMMUNITY CHURCH

10 A. M. Sunday School.
 II A. M. Morning Service. Theme: 'Life's Loneliness and Its Cure"
 8P. M. Evening Service. Sub- feet: Thinking Beautiful.
 The Church with it's comfort and helpfulness invites you to it's rest full services
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19

Robert Mollitor, fireman on the U. S.S. Tallapoosa, will be dis charged Saturday from the Sew ard General Hospital and will re- sume his duties on the cutter.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19

Chewing gum is being exported to 86 foreign countries, accord ing to a recent Department of Commerce statement.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19

The per capita consumption in 1929 of chewing gum in the Unit ed tSates was figured at approx imately three-quarters of pound, this being equivalent to. 109 sticks"
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19

A record early run of King sal mon in the northern areas of Southeast Alaska is indicated by reports and figures for catches received.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19

If you haven't tried HORLUCKS Danish Ice Cream you have missed something good. Sold only at the Candy Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19
NOTICE

Beginning May 1, the price of Mems Half -soling has been reduced to SITS a pair.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-19

The best ice cream yet! HOR- LUCKS Danish Ice Cream. Candy Cottage, sole Seward agent.
Evening star., 1931-12-09
HOUSES-UNFUKNYSHEN.

AAO 0sA-0 oAslN10kAEOs
?sss BLADENsBgRd RD:.7 Ko61S, 1zTH
saalnss se dHRas af SPaRssrtssg sRoz, fft En- s' ss5s
lllS RosEpALE ST. NE. JUs7 16VfH 81
.ad gas hotwster heat: Newly Snd deeora.d n es in
sssE sAos mi }s6 ss' loii S' sss NJ St 0s'.:
s1o7 DELAWARE ST.. CHEVY CHA6R, Nd
sa,cp rooms ny co,b ! bath; 2-car garage v3ea
e al Ma e SoMLY aR ave ceSeIand ssf n: sso ia'''s
1t1s RIGGS pL. NW.-l0 rms 1ETf1
q and s Rspsrsa 4oss SSet nss' .ns rslissIe IiIs
SpaS 0s kSorT. 1e'lsi Sis 5asss st. sr0aads ~
q ARIsToCRATIc OLD dEoRdFToTE
tsSn &, for very reasonable rental can III.
1VANS, M Metropolitan ll4s, for further IN
- LESS THAN RENT. AA
sios I7th st;ms rooms and bath. modern;
aso2 Wis. Vista n neamsi5room a. bunssIov, hot
az ST b. H9VsE e ssd rooss1 4sas 1ARkATsAs Ay.
M sit sSsTd,ttenden 81 st. nw.-s r. and .
bailt-in isarase; Frigidaire: u.s. T. saa ~
4zis f'h 81. n.w.-e r. and b.; xml,
ADAMS OTIS.
asa5o ss7 5ot4s7 sEt 10Th 81. RI-35TB-. -
Exceent t conditon ICONS taTn,s, ana bath slseI
a g; HoUaHToN CO. conss Reaieeas. heas.
sls ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD- =
1916 K ST Nv WFosTosS 3s5s, ~, LOO
sls KEEPER PL. N.W.-6 RMS. BATH. -
r. 7s istS Ss.gz rooms; Il g g
:H 4 St s'wm7 rooms. bath. .iec.: ss.es e q
., III & Nv HbSsss SI sSssAsp AZ, 1000
4 I4es 9Th ST. NW.-5 RMS. B. GAS. ss7 ss7; q
is iad sth & S. st. sss sv rs, s,se, AIS. 'H&
sse ss, Asker S st. n.e:SS ms. s.s, bath ,,o :.
SO sr' s.. s'S w w p s5s.cys.sE Ssii csys.sE -
DETACHED HONE, ssa5 9th sT = szSS; ~
PERCY 1zsl p < xsass| Ss' F4 q. q. 1915
'''s ''s$:: e: :.,'45a' :ss AZ 1:'as. 1sa
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AMERICAN SECURITY & rH., -or -
18th 4 Pa. Ave Ave. N'sIs NV Dept =, ~ w.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS aa.-AAA-.
DeliEhtfullY situated on Nich C
% ssrrsu@nasd @ BY attractive hon = ave. ,Hd ,aHHd
rooms, tile bath. h.-wh', ~ nlng AfSs
den tsase sss nnessss4sd iSs x.sh stsaHls sss sa1s
Only SOS per month, with oDtio Ws. 0ANA03.
,.,, T; DOUGLASS. 10 (. D0f'n''''
~ Net sS7s.
Evening star., 1931-12-09
THOS. J. OWEN &, SON, AuCTrcHExmar
143l EYE ST. NV.
TRysTI1g n sALE Or vALuAzLx TWO
PR1aIsHs Ho. i3cs 1AS4 14q9SX

PR4Misxs NO. ~ ~ SnS4 1
NOETHWRSr. 1s-,
By yfytas cf certain deed Of trust. duiy
ascordea f9 LbsT. No. 64i3, folis ~ Il a
S St the iand records Of the n1Etri<t 81 Csfux-
saaeTssy aa the undstsisHsd trpssess viii al
On WEpNEs6a9W s,S Sses,9 ~ ls rSnt e sne prsnises
SEMBzR, .A2D. 1891, At THREE O'CLOCK
~. tne fozi0wins described knd afsS rrecs-
ises, situate In the pistrtet Of coluEabia, and
"a nensssa g and BENG let - tn Cne1ies VI.
y ateiyht. {. Der rlss sssesdsd n az oe3s.
~ sns sdrYeyer for tbs U5styiet OF cS1unSS1S
Y LoeI ceunsy IS, q fots Se; sSSissx -
coysn.nts q record
SoIa subject - . prior Sesx n
,ns s5Mst fer $500. farther perticuiars az
,s.rst mmssh VA Dc snnsunssd st tt6 of nj; t&e
purchase price above said trust to b rsfd n
s1sa; sncar. a ceposit Of 5000 required cs1SryI- =
IsYMs to Be eosnpiiea viii Tiss,fn tStstx sEas~
rsys. otnsrwise dspcsit forfeited and "a
sns discretion Of tie wustess. -
y, r WILLxAlCN
lIW1Se8B~
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SALE-HoUHHa.

y Ssi,sis, detached housss d 1sts OIL Hsils b
s aoot shsy; ami: =, 81 ~ sIss.SAt vlse
sofs S thfoasSous. S. OAK ssi,ffya! RsiSlsss.
krTs cedar closets. shower 6Ath. twe tlls!a
:3.s: s.s: s;@sss ssssss I. M
lsfsRSAet-mx sRAet HoaE, sNs: Ns:NUE5;
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,sss,i4y ,s1ND bI|sE: 81 s,yy ,,,s 2sls,.. sz M;
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s:S, c1TAabRAL :; AZ 5I! Z b7x N, 4N
@ afe 10 ln r.. B., n israe aus @ it, considsf sT.de. M
shsss = lvNEt!T : 1xosthAFT YoRpt.
n1n; fosns. bath, sasAse. slee; fsffif nsIeh en
esi ss Rs ssti 'as aasnsli Rfi "A. ' Rsssen. ssn
iiSs sSA6afNorM.-Tw.-1obfkNs-xoo
gen. .ss;lass ssflhaess VA 156xzks. BIZ
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s ,.ss Ssa'i ISsl, al fif s s.as ts.s ssss
sais~s e., ,nssssnsns ssa ssSss' k4arsssp sp'ae 81
eSs1a, aeSss51a,tdtl6AaasealoosxsE w. Erss; vsFM,
dscofated: niss ts9ms tile bath 5opd y.5d
esl Ell N.s. !; 8 ssos fiasif' All ~. 0--n
=. .sia.6t0-3DdEMQo4 eECTIoE.,
m. sfs6s's, ss,,ss oG,9ar' esa sso ss,ss sas.
! nefss 4Hsfs are six ssll prossr.
sssss sssa rs sa'b brssss.ss se .ai' rsesn. ssn nsdsl
kitchen Adl everY hp-t0.9ate tpnvens
| ience, fHfAte, lot 7Sxll6. Meefai
| terms. TO inspect. call Decatur 2333
ONLY Ss,500-IN
1 HKART or CHEVY CHASE.
ssssss:;srt :s:tss:n q dtnsy; ssse9s 1S.,s ~ B. &
al2fr p s1YkdtlNifxd1as MAJ aspnso soessisl
sfess1s :. Nv NV Ssfsss
ssocsa 4 Rs%i MvESIME7EST
VALUE aS well as = Charming
hsns. Amasins vtsrY1l. 1l.>ux,r PHONE
WS2Sn3{S6 dssE. w aoashH.
UhAfillnf kEE.Aew eSpsAlow - large
| wooded lot; well planned rooms ana nstn.
electricity, nereh; eonYsniently locateo' va
saaa SLsKKknf6fH 7eecos
| 415 ehorehAm Bldg. MAJ. zzsz,--
$1,000
;ySsAst sG.lsts4 .ksnS Sslis-ss sssSsss
Former rrice o si.35G Bargain.
Address BOX 1854. star ONCE
Evening star., 1931-12-09
wANrRip--yAnass.

EXPERIENCED YARMIK WITH low a.
country wants home on q fully equipped
iarm TO BE- operated or shares. Comfortably
acres or le.y. ne4E Wssiatnutnu.. An1-ss1
Box 2Sa-A Star once
Evening star., 1931-12-09
SALEy-YUS ABXwxuaM
TRoa., I OWN 8 S0N xUCTN1
1881 EYE 6r. MN~, ;--.srT
TRugLElE SALE or HxLuANSE TWO
NJ sns Ell Il

TRU9TElE sALE or vALuAH1E TWClL
kEs5ssis kEsslasisSS NJ sas sszH
By yirfue Of certAin dssd .E k1yEs -
rscoydeu tn Lieer Nos 6Te3. f0rs0 - II -
fns isnd records Of the usserict gf CoAp9.
he; e ss aSa &. Sc M a:, Essnsss r. shs ssssy
ess64Y ss1s ss9sssa 4hn n n'as sSfI E fsf bar 81
M, the fol1owina- described Ind md ~ =,
ises. situate Ia the DScxtct Of Cdiunbig Gl18
oosasnaeed - and betns ldt numbaFDd s3S&111.
ene e3D Ia Sgi1Are nnrahersd nsuefeeN HtIsf.
49, ci.s. =, snd aghsy three Gse5 q tns Nbe,
Somo,ny ss snr n, o. nonssonsTy couaty, Nsry3s9a.
SurveyM for the District of C5lsuni5ius ~
~, h,oef VI g folio f05: Subtsct 10 the hu11dn60
hIS resyriction ~ yhawp on sytA pSak = a :
Esrms ef sale. cn4-kfitrd of tffe uynsunnv
money 20 be paid IN cash. bxlsucs ia 80
squsI Instruments, payable IN one szTd V90
s@ss.s, @ Wlsn interest Al six per csntug nnr
ssIs Iuss ssc,I payan.s seraf-anyuauy. hoM DIR q
cry sold or ~ sf fasss sss of q sEu n uDoa rs
pnrcnaser deposit Of $500 viii b rsSss1f1S
A. A. nma Ok sale. N conveyzncfux recCfd
ssale 70 be eomplted with witIsin tss5rtv fssr
ar. apM Gay aSy ol salc otherwise the trustees -
sa serve ehe right 20 resell the property, st -
Esq z and cost OF dsfaulttrM purckuSer, sfssSr
I've I'VE aays advertfssInent az such resale In
fSins NJ newspaper published In WashinsEoa.
ak55R akk5Re eAtEyFEFF I Eh howrx
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Evening star., 1931-12-09
THo6. J. OWN 9 6oN, AUCT7oN1I4Ir = =
F 1A31 EYE ST. NV.
STORY AND CxfLAH H2N1.pETAC1S
BRICK DWElIING NIIA SIQ

SSSS4gS,ksS@ SSSgS KsS@E xs shFfA sTA
~ Virtue 81 ! certain deed Of trust, Ssts
recorded In Liner No. eS4T, folio lle et .1Uasx
Of the land records of the District o. Cu3llHa
bia, and ct the request Of the plsty. sscrfeAs
thereby. the undersigned trustee WIN .sSn AZ
pHeHs nyeta1Fr Pr N fs91s q hs HEesys..
Pp Ppstats l isslii aIioi;r AZ Ndn;
iumbia, and dssianated as md. kssns SEC
numbered slxssen fl6) In bemuel koss s1d
Edward kandvotsht's sabdiviston Of lpta 41n
square numbered nine hundred and fortx-en0s
t94it, - p4f plat recorded Ia kbss IL pt
i fo.ie l;t an ne survsyor's once Of Tie l1tsr
money se = p.,a il esss. Saissss & lso
years, With interest 1t six per .osnEuN bsy
annum. payable seri-annualiy, tfoun dAvyW
sale. secured by deed OF trust ap6n the Ek1eA
erty sold, or all cash. At the option o1 tho
purchsser. A deposit of SSse vii g ~
outred At time Of BAk. Al oCnveyaMcfkJ
recording etc, ~ cost OK purchaser. Tsf&1
Of sale TO be compited with within hANk
asys ,soT sss sas r5 & ; 8 n. We
the risk and cost 81 defauifins p0rehaSlE
after Ave days advertisement of xNch lgR6
in some newspapsr paslshsd n Washiles
:, THE .sb Hse44RHaFqs 4FSa4 ss,,4e.sx., Ip:S
~ AirsED Z &. L4xa I'D
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il
tcsntihued on Next fHgc.5
Evening star., 1931-12-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tCnhtfraAA
,SpTC AND SpAN

DI N TIN u OI h1N.
Two rooms, KITCHEN, ,dinett and bafh
elevator, Apt. 81. 4f10 izthi street n.w.' -
manager on premises
Evening star., 1931-12-09

- virtue cf . certain deed Of truse. duty
sSScc4oed ~ IN Liner No. 47l3 folio Ss3 81 ssSy
e ne lang records Of the district Of c.
tuMD9a: ana at the fS4uess Of the p<rfy ~
s@urso @ tncTeuy. the urdsrsiened trusfes vSRs
~ ~ ~ pnnhc aoetton. IN front OF the prcra-
nfGxSa99rTEHH ~ rTEHHuH4p4x, THI TKETH DAY 81
m. PHnsii IL Yoi,dMSR41; ~; issi, At THEzf ocLo9k
s - situate IN the naficf ,of cciusaSit. IA
snS es ~ nsssfsa sass sss .1S aSsn6ss ass
s,is hundred snd sixty-sighs 1sss6 ID ! 49,,
ylsion made ey Harry WardmSu s1sd ThorsSs
SSncr sEn,,r,veI 81 l9ts in block twYnty-nine OK
efvHion recorded IN Labsr No. 50, fciic ~
o. tne records Of the once Of the suryersfs
o. me DiTrict Of Columbia; subject 10 x
Sosenants snst when Q buildipe N erecteS
~ ~. saia lots " snsu pot b within % fset q
1facturing or mechanical purposes. nny anSd
spifituous LIQUORS be sold therein; tossthsr
~tIn tn6 improvements thereon.
Ierms OF sale. OnA.thtrd OF the purctAss
money 70 ns paid IN cash, balance IA tve
cQuaI instruments. payable In one and fvs
yeafs With interest 1t six per centum per
annum, pAyable ssmi-ennuslfS. Rom day Al
property sold, or all cash ct tbs Cption of
We purchaser A deposit Of $4,000 viii IS
reanifsd at time Of Aale.. All convsysncirs,
ffcIanf q sais e eis. e sost cf puscha.sI TsTps
oays irom dAy Of sale; otherwise the truStsw
reserves the rtsht 70 resell the propsrty at
tne risk and cost OF defaultIne nurciasSY
after nys days advertisement OF such r1eale
n ~ some Newspaper pubiishsd Ia WAshlnS-
Evening star., 1931-12-09
rn1 Wg1AussHINQToE g1AussHIN LOAN :
~ By ALFRED Ii. LAWSON,
nol0-d&dbs. ex9u AhoI Vice President
THos. J. owrN 4 SON. .AQcTIoNfI
z 81 usXEaAsssgys sXEaAsgssFs FsosSSFf k4gf;

STORY, BRICK BustN1SSs fRoffxTEY
SEESsE SEzszssssSSsg' ssSsgaiSsSH IsSas q sBs.d4a1s dzas
1000 EYE eTRkET NoRrHWgT. -
Sy virtue of . certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded In Liber No. $500. folio, SS et sca..
of the land records OF the District Of d.
lambia, and at tho request Of the party sk-
cured thereby, the understgnsd trustee viii
on RRS TauaspAY rl FIJI TfNFH q 'as pAp 81
DECEMBER;, A.p. 1881, AT FoUR O'CLOCK
M. the following described land and prefa-
tses, situate in the City Of Warrington. bts-
trtct OF Columbia, and designAted 81 and
being lot Is IN Mary O. 9chaefer,s suhdi-
vision of part OF lot II In square IA, Is par
plat recorded in Liber 70 At folio l45 in ths
surveyors once Of the District Of ColumhiA
Terms Of sale: Ons-third ef the purch1ss
money to pc paid IN cash, balance In two
equal instAl3mtnts, payable in one and two
years, with interest at six per .csntum per
annum. payable semi-snnually, from day Of
sale, secured BY desd Of truSt upon the
property sold, or all cash, ut the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit of s50o.0e win bs
required at time Of sale. All conveyanciag,
recording, etc, At cost OF purchAser Terms
Of sale to be complied with within thitty
days from day Of sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to. resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaultinG purchasef,
aftsr nye days Advertisement " saeh reeAle-
in some neExpapsr punlished Ia Wsshtns-
WILLIAM cIARK TAyLoE saso
FufUKK bAYe. - -, q. -
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= .1tns IouMs gna VlvH3 rent reducNNi
.4sssSSsfsIY 4zSh%sE Isss Es.IY,sKr1,1 NC.
N sssGsiff8S1kfftlthsa...iHst1a,sSfs,s 81 S1fft s..ist1 l11..-

COLOR! !.D-HOUSES.
~ IvTn;st ~ n.~e-s.f.It.A.Hi: .,1s.se
I!is pr st. NV r., B.. h.;ah.. eiisc. 81. % %
iSos iSSs s. s. nw- n,x- r. ,, smt |, .;:c sseo
W 4ssad'::ta 4ssd 3: T.. r. b. D. IN hisi.A. s... 8ss 8
sss q. ne rs r.. b., lat ht., eiec.
,|is ,,i Ss',ss 81 49, it, Bss
81 9,sslsi4 81 avs r., ). i., hi: $3.50
,II3xtj III. nd.v,-s T., stove stove heat: ssW
1S3 Q g.. p. ~ l., b., stove ht., gas. 3430
ssooyAA1 n.x-sI, stevs b: tnd gss sa.se
ri s. hv.1s T.. yard toilet; ass: sSsSS sSsS
liSo St ms r" I'd. toilet, stove ~ E,
"a Il, n b. ss:=sit:. 4 :''l: .s.lss les.: AE
3t6 20 ~ av,Aa4. r., b., iat.. nt., sai.. IAN
2N s o. n.vr.-5 T.. I'd. toilet. stove :. :.
neae An1 eA1 ...........ts.s....... 22.eo
2oae 7 bsedAk 81. n.e--b r., b., stove
1851 Eraemef ii. hs..s l.. 'sstotts stove III. wv
~! sssIsy m st. NV r: stove h::t.: HX
Rear - 4 It. n.w.-4 rooms .,........ ia~e
Fntisnai Sise. sss 18Th b. NV.
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WANfED--ApARTMFNTR
AENT-YUHlt1TURE.

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Desirable Brick Dwellinr Con-
tainias Eight Rsouss Two
Bsth1 Fireplace Thee
Porekes, Hot-wxtsr Hsst.
Pttsbsxx css Hester, EJse-
tYic LixAt, Css. Two-Cr
Brick Garage, kaown %
fFesases I71z Lss;er Pl.ee
Nosthwest. Immediate pos ..'
session.
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Isms Of sale: Sold subject 10 4 pytur
assn oI trust toF $3.50, paxtieulerS q n
prEe anove said sruss 70 be paiA a eSGk
4 a, ,osposn of 33oo regufrsd a. ttHe Of s1iss
a, ~ Sonveyshenls. fecordfng. ETC., st ess1 a.
Puxsh1s&r Terms of sab 70 - c1n11AS6
wlsn sarfs,t w5nn thirty days, otherwise deposH
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Trustees $ aIe Of Vs3uabys
Croup Of Apartment Bu;ldsaxs
Beng the Three Fivs-Story
Brick 2 baadsssxs Contsininx
About Ns Apartnsents snd
seven Stores, and Known q
Clifton Terrace" East, Center
and West, Located On and
Occupying the Entire. Front-
age on the South Sids Of CEf,
ton Street From 18Th to lIth
Streets Northwest
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RE1pT-THORRA
LARGE. 2n9- -VLOOR STORE, WITH MOD
OF once; ideal for beauty parfor or dental
omce, 5000 dowAtowE 5oeation; also large
1cce1s4ry; rent reasonable SO = st. n.w.
VERY DESIRABLE AUTOMOBILE SAL Is
room on Ccnascttsut ags;; rent reason1b5s,
f73I K o.. NV
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AUTO LOANS.

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SA14E OK KXCHANGE.
MoD1AN .STOHH AND APARTMENT, VIII
lafge brick building in the rear; sood NV.
1rst trust. viii EXCHANGE for 4 home or
QrouYd, Z, A. oAHvEY, District S770 nm,
SIS. t010 Vermont ave. NV.
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WATER-FKONT YRORERTY.
Two 1HAuTfFUL LOTS ON CHnBAPEAKE
lay adjoining my home; all conveni0f1c1s;
Annapolis. Iis
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IA S Street. NE.
. Attractive front apt. OF rooms,
rec, he'll, kit h b&tA, aA s~tssds
rooms, at $57.
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Splendid location in Chevy
higher-priced homes fTNroITr
AND CHARMING m EVERY DE
TAI TAIIl;1not tust a house, but 4
rsai nomei 7 rooms, 2 baths, "a
TRIC DISHWASHER, q. d. RE-
FRIGERATOR, ETC. 6oavsnisns
70 tNsrrcr. pHoN
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-05
MRS. JACOB SEEL

J. G. Seel received the sad news
Saturday that his mother. who I'M
derwent an operation at Rochest-
er a few days previous. had pas
sed away the night before. She
was operated on for goitre, then
she suffered a stroke of partial
paralysis, and four hours before
her death pneumonia set in. Fun
eral services were held at the
Catholic church at Williston We'd
nesday and burial was at Willis
ton.
Barbara Seel was born in Ger
many April II, 1868 and was 63
years of age at the time of her
death. She same to America in
1891 and was married to Jacob w.
Seel. They lived in New York
City for three years and then
came to Fort Union. They have
lived in that vicinity ever since.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Seel is
survived by eight children, six
sons and two daughters, all of
whom were present at the funeral.
A wide circle of friends in Fort
Union and that vicinity sympath-
ize with the family in their be-
reavement.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-05
r RITA FAHEY

Norma Rita. the ten year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Fahey of the Waska neighborhood,
passed away at a local hospital
Sunday afternoon. Funeral SER
vices ere held at the Catholic
church Tuesday forenoon and bur
ial was made in the Catholic
cemetery. Nearly the entire
Waska community attended the
services.
The little girl was taken sick
Monday night, May 25, and was
brought to Wolf Point on Tuesday
and operated on for appendicitis
that day But she did not seem
to have the vitality to survive the
shock of the operation. She wor:
ried abut her school work while
in the hospital and the fact that
she was unable to take the final
tests. SO a promotion certificate
was made out and given her. She
was bright in her school work,
and a general favorite among her
friends.
She was born at Lakota, N. D.,
on August Is, 1921. The family
moved to the Waska community
about two years ago and have
lived there since. Besides her
parents she is survived by a sister
three years old. Mrs. James
Eastop, a sister of Mr.. Fahey,
came from Havre to attend the