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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-14
ByUnited Press

NEW YORK. oct. f4-Potstoes- Higher;
Long Island. 60cdti. rs per barrel; Maine
sI40d1s0 per barrel; Idaho s292.35 per
sack. Sweet potatoes-Steady; jersey. bas-
ket. SOC dsl. 20: southern barrel, Si.156
l.3s: southern basket. 40cGSf.60. Flour
Quiet; springs; patents. g zo@sso per
rel. Lard-steady; middle west. spot
s4s564.T5 per 100 pounds. Petroleum
Primer; New York refined. i7c gallon;
crude Pennsylvania. s1.22Gi.72 barrel.
Grease-Quiet: brown. 2ss I23zc per
pound; white. zTsa4c Tallow-ouiet:
special to extra. 3d3lsc per pound. Com
mon hides-Ina ctive. Hides-City packers
quiet native steers. 7lsc;- butt brands. .7c
Colorados. 6i2c. Dressed poultry-Quiet;
turkeys 14626c. chickens. i2626c: broil-
ers 1zG22c: fowls l0d1sc; Long Island
ducks. 14Ml6c. Live poultry-Easy: geese.
ga l4c; turkeys. 2o@25c: rOosters. Toe:
ducks, 9H24c; fowls, Haze: chickens, 8H
lsc. CheeSe-Steady; Young America.
1871 6181zc. Butter-Firm: creamery.
higher than extras. 2ii462iS4c. extra %
score. 20s.c: irsts 90 to 81 score. ia@
z0isc: 1rsts 81 TO 40 score. 1eta619c. sec
onds. i7a1zizc. Eggs STEADY: special
packs, including unusual hennery selec-
tionEs 7903lc. standards, 26G17es re-
landed receipts. z541ze.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI, Oct 14-Hogs-Re ceipts
holdover 240: slow steady to i0c hirher
better grade $50 10 around 24o lbs, So to
mostly s4i0; 360-3O0 lbs. ouotsble sSe5
a. sows STEADY 10 weak. mostly 90
a few light weights So or better Cattle
Receipts. 500; calves. receipts, 500: COM
mon and medium steers and heifers on
peddling basis between $3.50 and IS
palmer kinds downward to So so or below
few more desirable yearlings steady at
S5.75a7: load. OF dry fed Cos 10, heiters
late Thursday 81; other classes slew
steady: grassy beef cows s2.50Gs. low cut
ters and cutters si.50627s; bulls draeRy
fisher. voo Spr ana ebaies ss@ss 70 ro1 ssr
grades mostly weak. 50 down Sheep
Receipts 1000; market. steady; medium
- good lambs Quotahls s5.2sM6 common
ecwns
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CHICAGO. oct. 12.-Cash grain close
Wheat-No. 3 red. 48c; No 2 hard. 4Ss4
d49Ac; No. 2 hard weevily. 4774c; No /
4Shc: No. 2 mixed 4794c: No. mixed
weevily. 44c; No. weevily, 43lac Corn
No. mixed. 1854 26Ac; No. 3 mixed,
| yellow, 26Ac; No. yellow. 1874 a 26iac;
No. 3 yellow, 2534 d26c: No. yellow. 25ik
"a, c6;No. S yellow. .25@25Ac; No new
yellow. 22c; No. yellow, 2434 625Ac; No.
l white. 261a a 261ac; No. 2 white 26H@
26lac: sample grade. 21G23c Oats-No.
white, l6@16Ac; No. white l5G15s4c.
Rye-No. 2. 36f2c; No. 2 weevily. 35s4c.
Barley-24M35c timothy S22562 50 .
clover STm0 50
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Dow-Jones
Summary

Daily average volume of federal reserve
bank credit outstanding during week end
ed Oct. a. amounted to 81, 234, 900, 900. a
decrease of $4,000, 600 from preceding
week, but an increase Of $4,000, 900 over
like 1881 week of 1881.
Consumption OF trude rubber by
manufa cturers in the United States for
September amounted to 20, 4sI long tons,
against 22.S72 for August 1892. an in
crease of II Of ] per cent. according to
rubber manufacturers association.
Riverside Cement Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF 81 SO on s
per cent preferred stock, payable Nov.
OF record Oct. Is.
Leading rehinners advance price of re-
pound.
Brokers loans increase $1,000. 900 in week
70 S6SS o 600 600; non-5rokers loans decline
federal reserve ratio on Oct. IL stood at
6i.S against Gil in previous week, and
6l.8 a year ago: New York ratio $50
against 5T8 and 61.s respectively.
Counsellors Fund Inc declared the
dividend Of % cents. payable Nov. l. OF
record Oct. IS: 26 cents was paid in
previous three months.
American Ship Building Company
stockholders approve reduction Of stated
value Of common TO $40 a share from $50
Of surplus of s27O0.0O0. 80 created
100000 900 to be used to wipe out good
will.
Market Street Railway in twelve months
ended sept. 30, reported net after or
binary taxes. but before interest. de-
probation and federal taxes amounting to
s968.0S0. against s1,341, ois in preceding
twelve months.
Total of 1924. 56s .oOe in seH-liouidating
loans was authorized BY reconstruction
finance corporation Wednesday, according
to director Harvey Couch
Truscon Steel Company has been
awarded contracts for more than 300 tons
of steel mesh to be used on the New York
American ChicIe Company in quarter
ended Sept 20. 1892. reported net profit
amounting to s442.S97 after depreciation,
federal taxes, etc. against S52S.5s9 in
third quarter of 1891; nine months net
profit amounted to 81, S9s, Sss, against
81 .636S28.
Oil producers sales agency reports or
shore tanker shipments from Pacific coast
territory in September totalinr 334 523
il i
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TniteA Prsss

CHICAGO. Oct. Eggs-Msrket. Arm;
receipts. 2.056 cases; extra hrsts. 24m "a &c;
1rsts. 23K 74Ac: current receipts. l9W
steady: receipts 1890 tubs: extras. zoe: ex-
ira hrsts. 1961shc: hrsts. 171z91slzc;
seconds. 15G16lzc: standards l9s4c.
Poultry-Market. weak: receipts. "a trucks:
fowls. l1d13izc: sprinkers. 110l2c: Leg
horns sic: ducks 100 l2c: geese. &c: tur
KEYS 106i6c. ROSTERS &c: Beghorn broil-
ers &c. Cheese-Twins. 12A Gi247c: Young
americas 1254 013c. Petstoes-On track.
$50: arrivals 96: shipments. TAB, market.
slightly weaker: Wisconsin and Minnesota
Cobblers $50 Toe: Minnesota early Ohios.
s5c: South Dakota Ohios. S. zoe; Idaho
Russets si256l30.
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By United Press
BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 14-Hogs Receipts,
435; 250-30O lbs. $46415; better grade
pigs s3.90d4.15; most packing sows, $3d
325. Cattle-Receipts. so; market. steady:
s4.7s6625: common downward to SO So:
grassy heifers. S3@450; medium to good
cows. 81 6063.75: calves. receipts. 100:
market steady: better grade vealers SIS. 50d
g. Sheep-Receipts. 200; market steady;
good to choice lambs. S5.5066.10; buck
lambs and underweights, $4506510; good
wethers, $2.50.
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indianapolis Livestock
Review
For Week Endinr rhursdar. Oot 1a.

In the hog division October conditions
again were present despite all local fore
casts to the contrary. Marketings through
termalnal centers we're slightly curtailed.
packers expanded their operations as usual
and prices slumped a little. all of which
was seasonal and not unexpected Bulish
influences in the hog market are not veC
sufficiently expanded to warrant an inn
mediate upturn in values.
Hogs, like the poor. are always with US
REGARDLESS of all efforts to eliminate or
curtail the. production and marketings of
porcine products. That packers and DIS
.tr1butors OF dressed pork stand up to mat
back, for more is truly a commendable at
titude ~
For the week. the top prices lowered
butchers from 22O to $50 bounds. bulk
$50 to 300 pounds. 1880 1876: 100 to 100
pounds. S3.50@3.75: packing sows, S2.75M
$50: bulk. $3G3.35.
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STOCK SHARES
MAKE GAINS IN
QUIET TRADING
Steel Common Rallies After
Lower Opening: List
Is Strong.
Average Stock Prices

4, AveEass o. thirty industrisls for rhurs-
81 n,gn POS low 1884. last So rs. ~
5522es' % % 10 Average OF twenty ntiIitfss.
800. 70 g, 1903 on i.7s. Avsrss. -
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Indianapolis
Stocks Bonds
BY Newton Todd

The following quotations do not repre-
sent firm bids and offerings. but indicat e
the approximate markets based on recent
transactions or inquiries to buy and sell.
Oct. IA
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CHICAGO
Local Wagon Wheat

=. City grain elevators are paving sec for
NO. Y soft wheat. Other grades on their
merits.
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By United Press

7
TOLEDO. Oct. 14.-Hogs-R Receipts 400;
market steady. Cattle-Receipts. 300:
market. steady: calves. receipts light: mar
ket steady. Sheep and lsmbs-Receipts
light; market steady.
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Cattle

This weeks cattle market undoubtedly
convinced most interested. parties that beef
Steers above SO and up to $40 we're little
The relatively Nigh position heretofore ac-
corded strictly choice long fed offerings
mas mas been :. attributed to scarcity and the
o chhcllnatloR o. some discriminating pur-
chasers of the dressed product to ACQUIRE
the better carcasses regardless of price An
alteration of ideas with reference to the
value of strictly choice beef in comnari-
son with other species of live stock prob,
aoIy accounted for part Of the tumble
from recent peak Nprices
% To say the least. beef steers lost IS to
20 cents this week, heifers were an uncer-
tain commodity on every dav with The
pTlce u 1rend Enthusiastically lower. Cows
v,5ts ~ virtually the, same position. but
selling within narrow spread the de-
Cune was less marked than on the better
gaia o1itoi Of steers and heifers for which
reIatlVely high prices were awarded
Inc steer offering consisted chiefly of
t ~ s1 1sz mealum weights within a range
0 Ut $S,zo@S;S5. Outstanding among the
pounds at So. some 1000 to I,200-pound
91 l19 at s8@8,35; A head averaging
a LIS pounds at $S75. and load of 1855
price stopped at 500 paid for Is head
Oh N nnggnd{we lights averaging 1913 pounds
marE 14o{ b seems TO be proud Of the heifer
able to obtain just what thew wanted and
Saai4esmen and producers surely were nm
80. CDtain tnelr expectations The
price trend was lower, local packers grad
ing a little more severe and in general a
cs sTIi nld market from day to day. Most
onerings cashed from So. 50G575 snrinU
KING, from s6d675. Strictly choice Iiebt
s ana heavy weights were noticeablv absent
put salable up to an extreme tosa of e. So
seer cows bulked from s250G350 with
only few outstanding kinds AT s375m
= low cutters and cutters s1G225
Aontner SOC variation in vealer nrices
sLsiseo the top to $3.50 on last Wednes9
ga gay ana Thursdays market was nn-
TE;n5aHgeo, FOR the week good and choice
l5gns u ana handyweights bulked from IS 50
r no.3T e s9 and medium S25O65
1 MI q4oO. Thin inferior kinds as
"el as extreme heavies we're not wanted
counts. price as
The local lamb market surely osve
sooo account OF itself this week in the
4ace OF increased supplies Outlet at ali
oliIIeS vas normal at least and sufficient
conpetltlon developed to hold prices on
parlVy, and sometimes above nearby
m5sIEet. Probably the closing market IS
zomoOc higher than a week ago but more
l1nlportant than any price change is the
uepenoaonty OF outlet and the main
Is!Hance Oh prices al relatively high levels
Most eve and wethers bulked from e. %
900, top So paid freely on Wednesday
rms proved to be the "hot SPOT for the
week and a little softening appeared
Ihursoay; Closing sales Thursday most
~ $S.1o down, top Sc sparingly. bucks 81
less. throwouts $3d $50: ewes SLAP culIS
around Soc breeding ewes quoted for "a
and slightly above.
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CITY PASTOR APPOINTED
The Rev. Homer Dale to Become
Soldiers Home Chaplain Nov. IA.

IHO111U N11E71PEssE1E @FVFs z 70
By nited Press.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 14-Rev.
Homer Dale, Indianapolis, newly
appointed chaplain Of the state
soldiers home here, will assume his
position Nov. Il. He succeeds the
Rev. Charles Harper, who resigned
after seven years service.
Mr.. Dale, veteran Of the Spanish
American war, is q pastor Of the
Disciples Of Christ church.
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Other Livestock
BIZ Z ntted Press


LAFAYETTE. Ind. Oct. 14.-Hogs-
STEADY &c up. 250-3OO lbs. So 6O@3.7O 800
325 los, $3.50; 2OO-25O lbs, So. Goa IS
lO0-l40 lbs. $315@S 25 roughs. So down;
TOP calves. So; top lambs. $780,
By United Press
FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Oct 4.-Hoe
lbs: S. so: 10000 lbs, IS so: 2oS25o ib oS'
S3.70; 10000 lbs. So so; 1886 lbs. So 65
roughs. SO: stays. So: calves. s65; eve
ana wethers. SIS; bucks. S4.'
By United Press
EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill. oct 14.-Hogs-
Receipts, $500, market, uneven: lighter
weights, 15d25c higher: others, 5@15C
higher; bulk. 140-180 lbs. $3.90@395: top
81; 190-260 lbs. $S.75q3.9 pigs scarce;
sows. s2.75d2.40. Cattle-Receipts. 900
calves. 900: market. quiet under light re-
ceipts vealers. soc lower: not enough
others to make a market with sales steady
nominal range. slaughter steers, So .5O@875;
and heifers, s465.5O; cows. s250@3: low
cutters. s1.2561.7S; sausage bulls. 50 25 q
2.75; good and choice vealers. S6; slaughter
steers. 600-l 100 lbs, good and choice. Sc SO
s48,75: common and medium s3.500675;
ll00-l500 lbs. choice, S8,285 G8.75; good
So rs G8.25: medium. $5m7. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. l,500; market. steady: top lambs
S52565. so: throwouts. S303.50; good
clipped lambs. S5.25; fat ewes. 81 so: lambs
medium. s4@5: all weights common, SO q
S1d2; all weights. Gull and common. SOC
mS125
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Oil producers sales agency reports on
shore tanker shipments from Pacific coast
territory in September totsling 4.384. $40
8, 25377 barrels in September. 1881.
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PROTEST 1888 LEvIES
Appeals, Charging Violation of S1.5O
Tax Law, Filed With Board.

dA Law Encu WIN DOdTu.
Appeals from the new 1888 tax
levies of the city of. Indianapolis,
Marion county, and Beech Grove,
protesting violation of the $3.50 tax
limit law, were certified to the state
tax board today by County Auditor
Charles Grossart.
"Reminiscences were signed by
Gavin L. Payne. Martin M. Hugg,
Morris B. Shelby, Edison T. Wood,
James w. Hurt, Walter G. Kelly,
Thomas D. MCGEE. Woodsman
Properties, Inc, Taylor E. Gron-
ninger, William w. Miller, w. S.
Johnson, Charles M. Dawson, J. H.
Lease and William j. Shafer.
Chicago Stocks Opening
(By Abbott. Hoppin 81 CO..
Oct. IA
sendix Avia. :. 1Oh 5riRsby GrunOw. X
TitiaS SerV
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By Times SpecioI

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 14.-Cattle--ReceiptS,
12S. slow and mostly steady; bulk COM
mon and medium grass steers and heifers,
G27S647S: better finished eligible TO
around S6: beef cows SO down. low cutters
and cutters. S1d2: bulk bulls. 50 so down;
most stockers ana feeders. So. 500 rs.
Calves-Reeeipts; 500; STEADY G; bulk better r
heavy calves. S3m4: throwoutS. $3.50 down.
Hogs Receipts. 500; SC higher; 1920 lbs.
40 lbs. down. Sc 20: sows. sass: stays.
$50 Sheep-ReceiptS. 100. steady on all
class bulk medium to good lambs, 81 so;
better finished eligible TO IS or better,
lower grades including bucks. SS.50 down
fst SLAUGHTER ewes. Sld2. THURSDAY 5
Shipments-90 cattle. III calves and lao
hogs
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FAST BUFFALO,. oct. 14-Hogs-O
sale. $500; active. mostly to packers;
weights above 400 lbs. Sc to l5c higher;
$50 lbs s4s5a 20: few .2so-26O lbs. selec-
lions. $3.50: 10000 lbs, s4.2sG4:so, pigs
and underweights $40. Csttle-Receipts,
$50. market steady. medium grass steers,
$3.50 common kinds. sa.25; cutter cows.
i2SG225. Caives--Receipts, 500, vealerS.
steady: 81 down Sheep-Receipts. 400.
lambs weak to a5c lower: mostly weak to
isc on quality and sorts considered. good
to choice mainly SIS; common and medium.
e4.S00S.2S, handweight ewes. s2509S.
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By Upited Press

CLEVELAND. oct. fl-Hogs-Re
pigs TO 800 ID. weights. s494l0, early
bulk at outside, weights around 10000
lbs. largely. Cattle-Receipts. $50. another
few common to medium light weight
steers st.75657S; bulk eligible under ss;
cows, Si.756S25. Calves-ReceiptS 500
market. steady. good to choice $50 g. so
lower grade scarce since Thursdays late
clearsrce AZ largely s495 on common to
medium, Sheep-Receipts 1000: largely
steady; prospective top 75c below Thurs
DAVIS late extreme; good 70 choice s5T5
as, few medium TO good. $3.50: Gull TO
medium throwouts sorts sS45.
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Chicago Grain

Primary receipts
corn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !, 5O6 900
OaIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 269 200
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Futures Range
By United Press

D 7 FWtS lNDtCTNF
CHICAGO. Oct. -Carlots-wheat, IS:
corn, 1893; oats, 81; rye, 3, and barley, 25.
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Daily average volume of federal reserve
bank credit outstanding during week end
ed Oct IL. amounted to $2,2S4, 900, 900. a
decrease of $4,000, OOO from preceding
week. but an increase Of $685. 900, 900 over
like 1881 week of 1881
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regular quarterly dividend of 81 SO on s
per cent. preferred stock, payable Nov. /,
Of record Oct. Is.
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Consumption OF trude rubber by
manufacturers in the United States for
September amounted to %, 4sI long tons,
against 22.s72 for August 1882. an in
crease of II Of ! per cent. according to
rubber manufacturers association.
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Saturday-"Death Could Not
Stop His Election"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-12

the trouble. A second wave came
along and tossed him back on
deck.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-12
Around Our County
Special Correspondence
CHERRY SPRINGS

Saturday, Oct. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Huddleston
shopped in Red Lodge Saturday.
Nh. and Mrs. Pete 0bert and
daughter Mary visited at the Bob
Atkinson home in Red Lodge Sat
urday.
Henry ferguson of Broadview
spent a few days last week at the
H. P. Hansen home.
E. C. Egner and son Bernard
were county seat visitors Friday.
Robert Dullenty made a bust
ness trip to Bridger Tuesday.
w. A. Race and Timothy Zylstra
motored to Billings Friday.
Miss Mildred Clark spent Sun
day visiting with Misses Pauline
and Gail Hughes of Boyd.
Miss Ida Zumbrun, who attends
Normal school at Billings, spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baptist Obert and
Mrs. John Obert and son Junior
visited at the Retta Larson home
in Red Lodge.
Paul Killion, Selmes school
teacher, spent Saturday and Sun
day visiting at his home near Alb
sarokee.
Miss Neva Race was on the sick
list a few days last week.
Misses Cora Loyning and
Blanche Egan spent Saturday and
Sunday at their homes on Elbow
creek.
Mrs. Rose Wiekierak and sor
Louis transacted business in Rec
Lodge Friday.
Continued on Page y
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ROBERTS
Saturday, Oct. g.

Saturday, Oct. s.
Among the Roberts visitors in
Billings last Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Weidman and
daughters Violet and Viola, Mr..
and Mrs. X. E. Weidman and sons
Ronald and Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Schanck and Miss Irene, Mr..
and Mrs. R. A. Petrie, Mrs. James
j. Grueman, Mrs. Mcpherson, Miss
Edith Hunt, Miss Louise Bosso,
Lambert DeVries and Charles De-
Nries.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Weidman
and daughters Mildred and Jane
and Shirley Dodge spent Sunday
visiting friends in Joliet.
Mrs. Andrew Wilmonen and
G%enevieve, Carl and Ernest spent
last weekend visiting with friends
and relatives in the county seat.
Miss Leona Hogan and A. E.
spent Sunday visiting
the Cooke road construction scene.
John Hill and daughter ALA
were shopping in Red Lodge Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Weir and
daughters Mary and Hazel were
shopping in Billings Saturday.
William Penttila departed Sun
day for Bozeman to begin his
senior year at the State College.
He was accompanied as far as
Columbus by Thomas Hogan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Monahan
spent Monday shopping in Bill
lings. Ralph Leatherman, who has
been visiting here for the past
week, returned to his home in that
city.
Continued on Page 81
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EDGAR

Sunday, Oct. g.
Harold and Bud Jensen returned
from a Wyoming trip Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hathaway
and daughter Marjorie of Pryor
were visitors at the Leo Hattie
way ranch Sunday.
Mrs. F. Brown and daughter
Dorothy returned from Billings
Sunday.
Mrs. Leland Seright returned
from Fromberg Friday after
spending a few days visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall.
The Grant Smith gravel pit
closed last week after a months
run. 1t is expected to open again
next spring.
Miss Esther Jensen spent Sum
day afternoon at the F. Brown
home.
Niels Jensen and son Clifford
and Mr.. Bud Jensen spent Monday
in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Seright left
Monday for their home in Pomona,
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Stark and son
and Mr.. Errall Cheney and Miss
Marguerite Murray were among
those who attended the fight at
Joliet Saturday night.
Miss Cecilia O'Donnell spent
Sunday at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. 0'Donnell.
Misses Mabel Petit, Ruth
Waughter and Mary Nodson spent
Saturday in Billings.
Word has been received from
Clarke Bennett who has joined the
navy. At the present time he is
in San Diego, and says he likes it.
The high school plans to give q
carnival and dance Friday eve
ming at the high school gymnas-
ium.
c. N. Martin, supervisor of the
gravel pit, left Friday morning for
his home at Spokane, Wash.
Miss Elsie Nelson spent the
weekend in Billings.
Continued on page 81