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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-03-12


Carl Bessey sl250o
Louis G Klenck .s.........s........ 1007G
C. T. Young ...5 ................. 1877. so
Edna Bissell 1880
A. D. Macdonald ..a.. b033
Frances SchouWeiler ......... 10000
H. E. Brink, fees ....................... 24.00
Geo j. Monio, fees etc ...... 1880
J. w Millegan, fees etc ........... $500
Western News, printing etc. ..... 206.82
Lincoln Co. Abstract Co, prem $4,000
j. L. Hurst, salary ........................ $500
VIM. S. Hill, wood ....s.,............... $50
Imperial Carbon Co, supplies $50
II. H. McGovern, j. P. fees ........ 1000
j. w. Haigler, j. P. fees ,...-. ESQ
Richard T. Gibbs, fees ........... 6.25
Emil Sweaas fees .......................... 1.62
Lura Dell Gompf, fees etc .. 1925
John Lovick, repairs .................... 2.25
Interstate Utilities Co, phones 20.25
Kootenai Nero. Co, supplies - BIS
Mt States Power, w & L ......... 42.98
Jaqueth & Charnholm, supplies $50
DR.. Chas j. Martin, salary - $500
M. G. Bayles, M. D. salary - $500
Ethel Long, vital statistics NO.. 1925
Mrs. j. H. Price, vital statistics Is
w. H. English, M. D., vital
statistics ................................. los
DR. c. B. Boyle, vital statistics. l35
John McKain, salary etc. . 1887
F. r. Baney, exp. ...................... 1920
Carrie LaMunyan, exp. etc. ,.-. 1856
Jane La Munyan, clerical . 1000
Eureka Motors, auto hire ....... 500
Spokane Paper & Stat, supplies 1873
Petty Cash &C, stamps etc. ~. 24-7O
John W. Graham Co., supplies. $50
A. A. Wood, exp. ...................... 6.37
City of Eureka labor .................. 1880
John E. Whit labor .................. 27O0
Helena Stamp Works, supplies. 1900
ROAD FUND
n r. Brink. inspection .... $500
Geo ! Monio, inspection etc. .... $3.50
]. w. Millegan, inspection etc. 34.00
8 G. Ratekin, fees .................. 5000
A. ]. Polette, auto hire a.. 400
]. T. Chapel, auto hire -... $50
For Labor:
Lloyd Nixon Observation-Disclosures. 144.O0
lee Nixon Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Harry Snodgrass ..............-... 1855
John Fredericks ....a...-................. 24.OO
H. w. Ford 80
w. 0. Templeman .......-. $500
dick Slee acknowledgements. $500
Tasse Sahr .............. 1880
Max Smith $500
f. c. Noble ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2400
Ron Graham ............................. 24O0
nan Culver ............................... 2400
F. D. Hendrickson .....-.ae.s.....,...- 24.IO
Donald Campbell ....................... 3l.25
clark Fills ............................... 1900
]. Neils Lbr Co, supplies ~ Hl.5o
G & H Service Station, supplies l645
Jaoueth & Charnholm, supplies 1880
MT States Power, light .--.A.a 500
Libby Motor Inc, supplies s I433
Blanchard & Sons, gas ..s......-.- 1888
]. y. Adams Co, supplies AL
Hofius Ferries Equip. Co, sup So
Kootenai Mere Co, supplies 2l5O
Vera Del Hadwen, supplies 77H
| D r. Fewkes, supplies .-.- $40
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-03-12
BRIDGE FUND

BRIDGE FUND
Geo. j. Monio, inspection etc II $3.50
For Labor:
Charles Drake Observation-Disclosures. 1890
|. L. Earnhart .S............. 240o
Pete Esch .......ss.............. $500
|. L. Earnhart .............. 10000
c. Gomley Observation-Disclosures. $500
Z. II. Kidder ., .......... 400
d. Daley ..4............. 8400
William Drake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8400
c. f. Shaul Observation-Disclosures. $500
Carl Nelson ....................... 1890
c. W. Noble Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Il. |. Cole .................. 1000
LIBRARY FUND
For Salaries
Inez Ratekin .................... 1250)
Beatrice Larson ........... 5000
Mrs. E. j. Howe .~...~..... $3.50
Mrs. c. B. Hammond ...... $50
Jessie j. Thomas ...........a........ $3.50
Mrs. Len Reinwand .......a... $50
Library Petty Cash, trans. etc 6.37
The Arthur H. Clark Co, books $3.50
Keystone View Co, books .... 7.2S
John w. Graham & Co, books 1888
Shaw & Borden, supplies .~ COZ
Standard Grocery, material ~. $50
Mt States Power Co., light $500 11.53
Tobacco River Pc. Co, light 49,. 1.50
Interstate Util Co., phone - BIS
Libby Hotel, rent ..........,...... 1000
The Board directed the County At
torney to have the Court appoint. APP
praisers for the following described
land: Lots 46, AZ and As Western addi-
ton to the City of Eureka known as
the Montana Products Company plant
The bid Of L. D. O'Brien of Eureka
in the amount Of $500 covering the
SWA SEA Sec. Is, Twp. 36 r. % was
accepted
The bid of E. M Bitterman in the
amount of $4,000 cash covering lots 6,
7, s, 8, 10, II Block Faust Addition
to the City Of Libby was presented and
the Board being of the opinion that it
would be to the best interests of the
county to sell said property, therefor
signed quit claim deed conveying
said property
Commissioner J. w. Millegan was
authorized to purchase ingredients to
mix gopher poison and to supervise
the distribution.
The refund of Leonard Goss in the
amount Of S14.4O was allowed by the
Board
Com H. E. Brink reports that he
spent days, Feb. 7, 8, IL, II, 81 rs and
9th inspecting roads and road work
in his district.
Com. Geo. j. Monio reports that he
spent days, Feb. S, 10, 16, 19, 81 "a.
26 and 9th. inspecting roads and road
work and two days Feb. 6, and 18th
inspecting bridges and bridge work in
his district
Com. j. W. Millegan reports that he
spent 3 days, Feb. 10, is and oath in
speeding roads and road work in his
district.
The above reports are hereby rati-
fled by the Board.
The Commissioners are hereby auth
orized to attend to all emergency mat
tiers that may arise in their respective
districts and to charge and collect a
legal fee therefor
The minutes of this meeting were
read and approved this 4th day Of
March, 1881.
Board adjourned.
II. E BRINK,
Chairman, Board of County Com
missioners.
Attest; WALTER L. WOLF, Clerk.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-03-12

Which is wider, the gote or the
openings Maybe your eyes
fooled you thot time.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-03-12

Int. Utilities Co. supplies - 8.5l
Troy. Commercial supplies ... 67.35
Coffman Motors, repairs ..a... 4967
H. Earl Clack, gas 5l.72
H. C.. Weidner, supplies ........s 1880
kootenai Valley Garage, sup. 16.47
Eureka Motors, repairs etc. 1896
Continental Oil Co, oil $50
f. E. Sabin, supplies 71.89
Alex A. Sweaas, fees 500
Nora B. Pomeroy. prem.
dsallowed 275.00
Industrial Accident Board
prem. Observation-Disclosures. 377.47
Lee Nixon, labor - COCO
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40-41.
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J. w. MILLEGAN,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14

ton. 30-year-old Angelus Temple
baritone.
They were married on the steps Of
an airplane in a drilling rain at
the Yuma. Ariz.. airport about sun
rise yes ,-day by Miss Harriet Jor-
dan. dean OF the Aneelus Temple
Bible school. Mrs. Mcpherson gave
her age as 38.
The wedding. according to the
evangelist, came as a climax TO a
romance of several years duration.
Mr.. Hutton Is a splendid man and
I know we are going to be happy
gloriously happy" she said.
The evangelist became acquainted
with Hutton several years ago when
he associated himself with Angelus
Temple musical activities. He is a
music teacher by profession. Recent
ly he appeared as the pharoah who
sat upon a gilded throne and sang
in the evangelist's sacred opera.
The Iron Furnace"
The newlyweds flew back to Los
Angeles Immediately after the cere-
mony was performed. The evangelist
announced the wedding to her con-
gregation at the morning service.
Rolf Mcpherson. the evangelist's
son. and his bride. Lorna Dee. nee
Smith. formerly of Alta, Okla, were
the witnesses
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14
Dawson Rites


SAN BENITO, Sept. l4.-Mrs. wv.
VI Dawson. 63. resident OF san
BenitO since 1913. died last night
al her home, 375 North Milan
boulevard. AZ 1875 o'clock.
Funeral services will be held az
10 O'Clock Tuesday morning at the
First Baptist church. Burial will
be at Mont Meta burial park un-
der direction Of the Thompson
mOrtuarv.
Mrs. Dawson Is survived by
three daughters and seven sons.
Mrs. I'll. wv. Anderson OF Houston,
Miss Erie Dawson OF San Antonio,
DR.. and Mrs. G. DE Witte Of Pue-
bio M M. Joe M. Dawson of SAN
Antonio. Mrs. MI. r.. Orr 0f Los
FresnoS. william Dawson Of Port
An Prince. Trinidad: Raleigh X.
Dawson ~ washington. IT'D. C. Ed
ward w. Dawson OF Longview,
Wilbur and Herbert Dawson or
San Benito: two sisters and "a
brother. Miss Julia Meadows OF
Hong Kong. China: Miss Addie
Meadows w Shreveport. La, and
DR.. Leon r. Meadows OF Green
vile. IN. G.
P~alIbearers will be Frank ..
Robertson. Thomas j. Voc. w. %.
Smith. w. r. Drake. j. Lee Hanchey
and John PrentlSs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14
MEXICO PLANS
TWO-DAY FETE

"A two-day program celebrating
Mexico's 121st anniversary OF he:
independence will get under way IN
MatamoroS at the break Of dawn
Tuesday.
A salute will be fired and flags run
up over municipal buildings In the
early morning hours Tuesday. "A
series of athletic contests are to be
held at the San Juan school in the
morning. simultaneously from Q d.
m. 10 IL, a program will be broad
cast over KWWG by remote control.
Civil ari military authorities will
gather at the Plaza de Armas at |;
a. m. for a demonstration. Leaders
will explain the historical signifi-
canoe Of the occasion.
A canon salute and raising OF
flags will open the Wednesday pro-
gram. A band will give a concert
early in the day and will parade
the principal streets at noe Tine
canon salute Is to be repeated al
4 D.. m. when another general pro-
gram Is to be held On the main
plaza.
Brownsville officials will join
Matamoros leaders al this session. "A
full program OF speeches. music and
drills has been arranged. This vii
mark the climax Of the celebration
A program OF band music and
fireworks will be staged from 8 to II
d. m. al the Plaza de Allende In
completing the two-day celebration
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14
VICTIMS
HURT BADLY
Ten Valleyites Injured II
Automobile Wreck Near
Rio Grande City
CBy staff Correspondent

McALLEN, Sept. IA. -CFE Two
soldiers were ~ a critical condi-
ton at the Fort Ringgold hospital
this morning following an accident
yesterday in which two automobiles
crashed head-on near Rio Crande
City. Eight other ,rsons were less
seriously injured In the wreck.
Corp. Ponder, r. troop. 18th cav-
airy, was still unconscious and in
a critical condition this morning.
and Corp. Grain remained In a
critical condition.
Others who we're injured are:
Mrs Effie G.. Jones. SIS. McAllen.
broken thigh; Frank Jones. IS.
broken knee cap: Mrs. Frank Jones.
injuries about he. face and hands:
Miss Maude Jones, bruises and
shock: Mrs. M. l.. Kreidler. Meal
len, body bruises; Maynard Kreid-
Ter Jr., 3. cuts and bruises on his
head and two other women whose
names are unknown
The soldiers were taken to the
Fort Ringgold hospital and Mrs.
Effie Jones and Frank Jones were
treated at the McAllen hospital.
The soldiers. with two uniden-
titled women in a roadster. we're In
collision with a soda ncontaining
the other iniur u persons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14
CONTEST VOTING
SEES new HIGH
Bernice Afford Takes Lead
In Booster Club
Polling

Saturday brought the first period
of the Booster Club" campaign to
a close with record breaking bal
loting for the day. On no day since
the campaign opened have candi-
dates in the contest for prizes Of
fered by Booster Club" merchants
received votes in such large num-
bers as we're tabulated in Saturday
evenings count.
Bernice Afford took the leading
position with 2.787, 900 over Mrs. Z,
A. Hinojosa. in second position,
with 2.664,000. Mary Isabel Young
was third with 2.586. 900 followed by
Louise Scarlet and Mrs. r.. ID. VIII
son. who have respective totals OF
2,532.000 and 2.490.000.
Standing OF the candidates fol-
lows: Bernice Afford. 2.787. GOO;
Mrs. E. A. Hinojosa. 2.664. 900: Mary
Isabel Young, 2.586.00O: Louise
Scarlet, 2,523, 900: Mrs. r. d. Will
son, 2.490. 900: Lee Goforth. 1881 ,00C
Boots" Blackburn, 2.349. 900: Mrs
c. Wick, 2.263. 900; Amy Bauer. q
152. 900; Adelaide Lerma, 2.019, 900:
Teresa Mckenzie, I.94i. 900; Lily
Bowyer. 100000; Beatrice Fried
man. 1,7S4OO0; Salome McAllen
Lees. 900: Gail McDavitt. 1.54l 900:
Marie Workman, 1.497. 900; Mrs. Le-
land S. Tabor. 1888. 600; Margaret
Rowe, 1905, 900: Adelaide Fox. l.
1877, 900; Katherine Wilson, 1882, 900:
Sarita Young. 1.044.0O0; Mrs. c,
Weston, 1885, 900: Gail Gilmore,
963. 900: Helen Ross. $50. 900; Mary
j. Groom, 800 900: Anastasia Bray,
847. 1000; Tacy Boorye. $4,000:
Louise Bauer. 760. 900; Mrs. Guy
Devil. 667. 900: Ernestine Givens
SAG. 900; Eta Carroll Thomas. $685.
600: Maria Calderoni. GOA. 900:
Chrisse Bowie. $4,000: Aurora
Morales, $4,000: Amelia Longoria
534. 900: Pauline Singer. | 5000:
Rosa Cara. sol 900: Berta Pala-
clos. $4,000; Marjorie Breeder.
401 .004: Katherine Cherry. 362 900:
Charlotte Holiday. 357. 600; Concep-
cion Garcia. 343. 900: Mary vittitoe
276.000; Harriet Boyd. 211 1000: YER
onica Barron, $4,000: Rachel
Barnes. 1872. 900: Luisa Perez. Isl 900.
Custer Yates. 10000: Mrs. Lucille
Christian. 98,0O0--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14
5 SUSPENDED
TERMS GIVEN
OUTBY.JUDCE
Jury Trials Will Be
Taken Up This
Afternoon

Two penitentiary sentences and
five suspended terms were given &C.
PENDANTS on pleas OF guilty In the
criminal district court Monday
morning.
Elmer Barber and G. K. Smith were
sentenced to two years in the peni-
Tertiary on charges of burglary. They
also were given two year suspended
sentences in another similar case.
Manuela de Alexandra was given
a five year suspended term IN
charges Of liquor law violation.
Charges of burglary against Man
uel Silguero were dismissed ON mo-
ton OF the district attorney.
Ben T~rousdale was sentenced IL
five years in the penitentiary On
charges OF burlarizing a store at Los
1ndios. The sentence was suspend
ed.
Galen Massey was tried In the
same case, but Judge Geo. c. Wester-
welt had not passed sentence al
noon.
The court expects to get down 10
jury trials Monday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14
9 TEXANS Die
OVER WEEK END
Shootings and Wrecks Lead
Fatality List
In State
(By The Associated Press

-Four shootings. two automobile
wrecks and three other accidents
took the lives OF nine persons in
Texas during Inc weekend.
The dead. Mrs. H.. M. Mcllroy OF
Cisco: Ed Burden, as. Of Dallas: Ed
Johnson. as, Of New Boston; George
Zweck, %, of Houston: K. III. Boz
nicke IS. Of Trickham; G.. w. Hall.
81. of Lockerburg. Ark, Mrs. Leola
Whalley. ~, Of Dallas. Ramon de
Hoyos, u. OF San Antonio and
Emilio Martinez 81. OF Laredo.
Burden. Boenicke. Mrs. Whalley
and Martinez died of gunshot
wounds. Coroners verdicts held Mrs,
Whalley and Martinez died OF
wounds self-inflicted. Burden was
identified by a Dallas deputy sheriff
as a man who engaged him In a
pistol fight over an unsuccessful
attempt to rob a decoy party near
White Rock lake late Saturday
night. Boenicke was struck and
fatally wounded by a charge Of shot
from a shotgun which he pulled
through a fence while hunting.
Johnson was fat. lily injured when
struck by a heavy truck as he
crossed a stree. In New Boston late
yesterday. Mrs. McIlroy was fatal
ly injured in an automobile wreck
near Cisco late yesterday.
Hall was e~lectrocuted nea Long
view Saturday when a long piece OF
pira he was handling came in con-
tact with an electric conveyor car
rying 1000 volts. Zweck was fatal
ly injured when his head came in
contact with power wires as he
worked in a basement in Houston
Saturday.
De Hoyos fell to his death while
working about machines at a cele-
bration in San Antonio yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14

LISBON, Sept. IA. -fP- Two
Germans and IA Portuguese, each
fortified by a jug OF water and a
loaf Of bread among other things.
we're on a flight from Lisbon tn
New York today.
Willy Rody, Christian Johanssen
and Fernando Costa Vega honped
from Juneau do Sol. about 30 miles
from Lisbon. yesterday morning az
$50 a- I'M. $3.50 n. IN. e.. 4. I'D and
expected 10 be IN America ~ 40 ~
Y hours. They were reported to
have passed over the island or
Fayal In the Azores az ll.47 a. m.
c. S. T.
AlI-Metal Plane
Their plane Is a Junkers an
metal. once owned by Charles A.
Levine, and christened the -Esar
Just before the start. In honor or
Rody'S young bride. II was heavily
laden with 635 gallons az Gasoline
and 165 gallons or oil. enough for
~ hogrs IN the air at an average
speed Of 93 miles an hour. III car
ried no radio.
Unworried by reports OF bad
weather over tie Atlantic. the filters
made an suspicious take-off with m
parting shot not ito let the wind
die down" Johanssen TAXED the
snip Tor nearly "a mile. pulled AZ
aloft with a long climb into the
wind and shot away TO the south.
"A crowd, including Laura Vega.
sister OF the Portuguese. travelled
over broken roads and streams to-
an improvised -irp0rt on the banks
OF the TIgus river to see them off.
Miss Vega did the christeni-x
with a bottle OF champagne.
Ships on Look Out
Weather bureau officials attempts
Ell 10 dissuade them 10 foreEo the
flight on account OF unfavorable
conditions but their words went
unheeded. The minister of marine
ordered all Portuguese ships along
their path to send bulletins ON their
progress and 10 render them aid ~
they were forced down.
Their -sustenance included two
gallons OF mineral water. IA dozen
bananas, two dozen apples. some
sandwiches and three leaves OF
bread-"plenty". said Rody, ITO last
until we get there
Rody Is a 20-year old aviation
fan who recently came into "A small
inheritance and promptly spent II
or the plane they are using. johann
ssen ls "A n~aturalized German who
was born In Denmark and Is "A
veteran Ttot. Vega Is a sportsman
and N flying enthusiast. ROdy and
Johanssen recently flew here from
Germany to prepare for the VEN
ture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14
Pity the Constable
In Puzzle Like This

Two actors" missed their
chance at a bit OF quiet home
life when the Fernando Circus
posted a replevy bond here SAT-
urday.
Nj. and Mrs. c. II. Belts.
owners OF a trained seal act,
sought approximately $500 on a
contract made In Mexico City.
The court ordered that amount
OF property held.
Constable Ralph Tucker went
to the circus armed with the
papers. He secuted around and
decided that two zebraS would
just about justify tha $500 bill.
However. the zebras missed
their chance at a retired home
life when the circus posted the
replevy bond. This bond en-
abled the circus to take their
gaudy animals along into Mex
leo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14
|CANDHI SIPS
MILK, SITS IN
|ON CONFERENCE
New Constitution Will
Be Formed For
India

LONDON, Sept. IA. 'P--The Ma
hatma NJ. K. Gandhi. carrying a
bottle Of goats milk for his mil
day meal, went to St. James palace
before noon today to attend as a
silent observer the first meeting Of
the federal structures committee
formed to draw up a new constitu-
ton for India.
Silent Monday.
Pledged not to talk because Mon
day Is his day OF silence" he was
driven to the palace in a small clos
ed car along with Nine. Sarokini
Naidu and her secretary. He was
wearing his customary loin cloth and
shawl. for the sun was shining
brightly and 1t was like a related
summer day.
AS he drove into the grounds police
rushed to keep photographers and
a crowd o. the curious away. He was
escorted up the red-carpeted stirs
to the conference room by Nine.
Naidu.
Although Gandhi usually sits on
his launches today he took a chair
Just as other delegates. Lacking his
spinning wheel, he sat at the table
twiddling his thumbs and picking
his ~fingernails as he thought about
the points Of discussion. He observ-
ed his rule of silence strictly, and
slipped goats mix at intervals from
an American made vacuum bottle
Police Mt Farley.
A large group Of police were sta
toned across tire street from the
palace. behind a wall, ready for i'm
mediate action If necessary. They
we're rough and ready with those
who tried to crowd In upon the
delegates as they arrived and push
ed them away from the entrance.
Gandhi had a place Of honor Al
the conference table to the left Of
Lord Sankey. chairman OF the com
mittee. with Pandit Malaviya on hl'
other side. On Lord Sankey's righ'
was Sir Samuel Hoare. new secre-
tarv OF state for India. The meet
ing was held in a small room be-
tween Queen Anne's drawing room
and the throne room.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14
Injuries Fatal

TEXARKANA, sept. 14.-P-Ed
Johnson. &C. New Boston business
man. was fatally injured late yes
terday when struck BY n heavy
truck as he walked across the main
thoroughfare there.
He died en- route 10 a Texarkana
hospital Deputy Sheriff Bob White
who investigated the accident alb
solved the truck driver OF blame.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-14
Valley Products
Lists Complied

Statistics on all products an
ufactured IN the Valley are rapidly
being collected at the Brownsville
Chamber OF Commerce from all
other chambers OF commerce in
the Valley.
This is part OF the general cam
paign launched recently BY cham
bers OF commerce OF the Valley to
induce Valley people TO use Valley
products. both manufactured and
agricultural.
These lists will be tabulated and
taken up for further discussion at
the next meeting Of the Valley
secretaries. according to G.. c.
Richardson. chairman OF the COM
mittee in charge OF the campaign.