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STUNT FL|ER COT 4
 BAD NALLOP HEAD

HICKSVILLE, N. Y, Oct. 14, - Reginald Lenghorne Brooks, neph- eW of Lady Astor, was severely in jured when stunt flying in an avia- tion meet.
 Brooks had been coming onto the field for a landing with his plane upside down and was unable to right it in time to avoid hitting a telephone pole. He suffered a compound fracture of the skull.
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GANGSTER ARRESTED

LOS ANGELES, Oct., IA, Ray mond Wagner asserted St. Louis gangster, is under arrest at Ken neeth, Mo-, and telegraphic war rant charging him with Kidnapping E. L. "zeke" Caress, former Tia Juana betting commissioner, has been forwarded to that city, Buron Pitts, district attorney announced.
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|NSULL MAY DECIDE
 TG REMAIN IN GREECE

ATHENS, Greece, Oct, 15,-sam- uel Insull, attracted by the courte- Sy shown him by the Greek gov elnment, in his fight against ex- tradition to Chicago, may decide to settle in Greece, the press was informed.
 Insull having temporarily fore stalled the U. s. Governments eff forts to eXtradite him on embez- clement charges, has telegraphed his wife and son in Paris to join him.
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CAMPBELL BUILDING
 300-M|LE HOUR AUTO

LONDON, Oct. IA, Sir Malcolm Campbell is building a 1000 horse power automobile with which he intends to attempt to better his own worlds record of 254 miles per hour.
 The car will be equipped with a Rolls-Royce, Schneider Cup trophy engine and is expected to attain a speed of 300 miles an hour.
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RESCUED FROM SEA

CHERBOURG, France. Oct, 15,- Seven persons, including Mrs. June James, and other prominent Amer jeans, were rescued from a sea- plane which had been drifting for several days in a heavy sea off Cherbourg, the press was informed. The ship was forced down during a storm.
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THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. IS, The first sustained rise during the week oc- cured on Fridays market when it was reported that Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt intended to oppose immediate payment of the soldiers bonus.
 Stocks rose from one to eight points; even rubber. hides and silks rose.
 Eight thousand more cars were loaded during the week over last week.
 Cotton jumped $1.OO per bale and wheat, two cents per bushel.
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TELEPHONE EARNINGS DROP

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Net in come of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company during the first nine months of 1882 drop ped to S11O,541, ,623, equivalent to compared with $128,82e, ,66O or $7.O1 $592 a share on commo nstock, share in the corresponding period of 1881, it was reported.
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HERB TALK TONIGHT

WASHINGTON, Oct, 15,-Presi- dent Hoover will carry his fight for reelection directly to his Demo- cratic opponents in his speech at Cleveland today The subjects he is expected to discuss included un- employment relief program, the tariff, farm problems, and States rights.
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JESS WILLARD BROKE

LOS ANGELES, Oct, 14,-Jess Willarc, former heavyweig h t champion of the world, was brot into court yesterday in an effort to make him pay unpaid bills. He said he was broke and was only getting $15 a week as a bouncer in a local cabaret.
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RING BROKEN

NEW YORK, Oct, Is, Federal authorities claimed to have broken up the nucleus of the most power full ring of wholesale narcotic deal CTS in the city by grand jury in- dictments of five men c arg d with possession and concealment of S1OOOO in drugs.
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VISITING FAMILY

WASHINGTON, Oct, IS, Mrs. Herbert Hoover Jr., arrived at the White House for a visit. MT. Hoover Jr., stopped off enroute and will join his wife shortly. Two children were left at their Pasadena home.
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED

WASHINGTON, Oct, 14,-Presi- don't Hoover accepted the resigna- tion of Brigadier General Harry Burgess as Governor of Panama Canal, and appointed Lieut.. Col. Julian L. Schley to succeed him. It was said the resignation will be- come effective Oct. 20.
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HORNSBY LOST OUT

ST. LOUIS, Oct, 15,-Judge Lan- dis, baseball Czar, denied that Rog- CT Hornsby is entitled to share in Chicago's portion of the World ser ieS; he is not eligible to participate because he was not a member of the team, Grimm having succeed ed him.
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TO CONTINUE WORK

BERLIN, Odt., 14,-The Jewish Photographic Agency reported that Prof. Albert Einstein will sail for Pasadena, Calif., in December to continue his work on the unified field theory He will go to Mt. Wilson Observatory.
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ELECTED PRESIDENT

BROOKLYN, Oct, IA, Stephen w. McErven has been elected pres ident of the Brooklyn Robins, suc- ceeding Frank B. York, resigned, it was announced by David Driscoll, business manager of the Brooklyn National League Baseball Club.
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TWO MORE SHOT

TAYLORVILLE, H., Oct. IS, - Two more coal mine picketeers were shot yesterday, but not ser iously, by state troopers. One was shot in the arm and the other was shot in the pants.
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IMPORT RESTRICTIONS

BERLIN, Oct, 15,-The Reich stag directorate wrote the govern ment that if the government con- tinues its import restriction policy, in the present form, the Reichstag cannot undertake to guarantee the national currency further.
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MANIAC AT LARGE

WICHITA, Kas., Oct. Is, Five children were suddenly taken ill yesterday at the Sunnyside school. Upon investigation it was discov- cred poisoned candy had been placed about the school house by, police said, maniac. The chil- dren will recover.
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MADE AN ERROR.

SPOKANE, Oct, IA, Surprised by police, who had been called by a watchman, four burglars leaped out of a window at Gonzaza Uni versity and escaped with $200. They thought they had the receipts from the Gonzaza University of Idaho football game.
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FORD SPEAKS FOR HOOVER

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Henry Ford will make his first political speech next Wednesday night, a radio talk over a national hookup urging the reelection of President Hoover, it was announced. Ford will speak from Dearborn, Mich.
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COW IN RESTAURANT

NEW YORK, Oct, 15,-A COW in vaded an exclusive restaurant in the Times Square theatrical dis trict. She was one of a shipment of four cows being delivered to a theatre for use in coming attrac- tion. She was corralled by police and returned to her owners.
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SUES GOVERNMENT

---- WARSAW, Poland, Oct, IA, - Jan Maciejewski, recently dismiss ed as Polands chief executioner, sued the government for $56,000 damages, claiming he was injured when a man he was hanging kick ed him.
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SEEK FORTUNE-TELLER

OAKLAND, Oct, 15,-Police of this city are earching for M. March, alleged astrologer and for tune teller, for embezzlement of sums ranging from $500 to $1 300. He claimed to have horoscopic powers revealing stock m ark e t movements.
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CACHE FORGED BONDS FOUND

CHICAGO, Oct. 15-A safe de- posit box stuffed full of forged bonds led to the arrest of nine men who were charged with being mem bers of million dollar forging ring. The box contained 200 bonds, all of which an expert called rank. forgerieS."
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HOWEVER,

NEW YORK, Oct. IA, Harvard is the only football power of the East's ancient 'big three" which retains prospects of finishing the season with a creditable showing; however, Harvard has not had a genuine test yet.
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BODY FOUND IN CEMENT

GRAND JUNCTION, Iowa, Oct, 15,-Tte body of Irwin Thompson, missing for months, was found en- cased in cement in the basement of his home. Police have long been carrying on an investigation seek ing him. Two suspects are under arrest.
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MAKES A PLEDGE

LOS ANGELES, Oct. IA, -Tal- lant Tubbs, Republican candidate for Senator, pledged himself, if elected, to support a five-hour day and a five-day week to spread employment around"
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GATHERING UP GOLD

LONDON, Oct, Is, For o m e time past England has been quiet ly gathering up gold to pay it's debt of S8o,o00,0O0 to the United States. The sum of $13o,OOC,OOO is due America in war debt payments.
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OFFICER ELEVATED

LOS ANGELES, oct, Is, w. MiXter was elevatel to Grand Mas ter of the Masonic organization during the Thursday session of the Masonic National Convention. He succeeds Robert B. Gaylord of Der kelley.
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MILK QUENCHED FLAMES

NEWBERG, Ore, Oct, 14,-Cans of milk were used to put out a fire on a farm here yesterday when the we'll ran dry. While the farm house burned to the ground, the dairy barn was saved.
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NEWS FLASHES
FIGHTERS GET DRAW

LOS ANGELES, Oct. IS, Joe Click and Tom King went to 1O- round draw last night in the fea- ture event of the Hollywood Amer ican Legion smoker.
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FLEET CONCENTRATION

WASHINGTON, Oct., l5, -Au- miral Wm. P. Pratt, announced that the greater part of the Allan tic and Pacific Coast fleets would concentrate off Hawaii in February for the annual maneuverS.
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COUNTESS PASSES

LONDON, Oct, 15,-Cora, Coun- tess of Stafford, died at Gotham Hall, Kent. She was the former wife of Samuel Colgate of New York.
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UNEMPLOYMENT RIOTS

BELFAST, eland, Oct., 15,- Thomas Mann, prominent English Communists, was accused of fo- nenting unemployment riots.
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ELECTED PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Oct., 15,-Clar- ence E. Martin of Martinburg, w. Va, was elected to the presidency of the American Bar Association.
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WIPES HANDS OF CASE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 15,-Al- len Saliro, noted American lawyer, said yesterday that he had per- manently withdrawn from the Tom Mooney case.
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TELEGRAPH ,: RREVITIES
OFFICIAL DIED

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. IA, - Valdemar Lidell, 59, Swedish vice. consul in Portland for the last 20 years, died here from natural causes.
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MILD IN GOTHAM NEW YORK, Oct, 15,-Tempera- lures: Maximum 60, minimum A.
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2dern wars.
 Irish delegates, headed by Presi- mt Ramon De Valera, and Brit l leaders, under Foreign Secre- ry Sir John Simon, spent most the time discussing the form of ocedure to be followed in further eek-end conferences. The Irish legation were optimistic. E:L|.E|:GRAPH ]: l !: RRE:V|TIES
 OFFICIAL DIED Ore, Oct. IA, - lldemar Lidell, 59, Swedish vice nsul in Portland for the last 20 ars, died here from natural uses.
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 MILK QUENCHED FLAMES NEWBERG, Ore, Oct, 14,-Cans milk were used to put out a fire a farm here yesterday when the I'll ran dry. While the farm house lrned to the ground, the dairy m was saved.
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 MADE AN ERROR ,-. SPOKANE, Oct., IA, Surprised police, who had been called by watchman, four burglars leaped It of a window at Gonzaza Uni rsity and escaped with $2O0. They ought they had the receipts from e Gonzaza University of Idaho otball game.
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 MAKES A PLEDGE LOS ANGELES, Oct. IA, -Tal- nt Tubbs, Republican candidate r Senator, pledged himself, if ected, to support a five-hour day Id a five-day week to Spread nployment around"
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 HOWEVER, NEW YORK, Oct. IA, Harvard the only football power of the ast's ancient "big three" which tains prospects of finishing the ason with a creditable showing 'wever, Harvard has not had a nuine test yet.
 WIPES HANDS OF CASE SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 15,-Al- n Saliro, noted American lawyer i'd yesterday that he had per anently withdrawn from the Tom ooney case.
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 ELECTED PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, Oct, 15,-Clar- ice E. Martin of Martinburg, w l., was elected to the presidency the American Bar Association.
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 COW IN RESTAURANT NEW YORK, Oct, 15,-A COW in- Ided an exclusive restaurant ir e Times Square theatrical dis jet. She was one of a shipment four cows being delivered to g Ieatre for use in a coming attrac- on. She was corralled by police Id returned to her owners. ACHE FORGED BONDS FOUNI CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-A safe de- )sit box stuffed full of forged ,nds led to the arrest of nine mer ho were charged with being mem ITS of a million dollar forging ring he box contained 200 bonds, al which an expert called "ranl 
 * < * * FORD SPEAKS FOR HOOVER NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Henr. ord will make his first politica beech next Wednesday night, : ldio talk over a national hookul cging the reelection of Presiden oover, it was announced. Fore ill speak from Dearborn, Mich. \ 0('T'C
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-13
NOTIONS

MODERNAPS Sanitary nap
kins-treg. e doc. ST
$1.62).......
KOTEx--4 dozen and ! KO-.
TEX SAN1TRY &1
BELT-($1.50 value).. -
HIGH GUARANTEED DRESS
SHIELDS-Regular and cres-
cent shapes, white and fiesh.
($1.50 valued. e pairs 81
at. -. =. -.
ARA BOB AND CAP SHAPE
HAIR NETS - (no grey or
white) single or double mesh
$500 2 dog ST.
ASSIGNMENTS .SPOOIS J,
& r COATS 8-CORD 1900
YARD SPOOL COTTON
THREAD, AND 1 PKG ROB-
ERTS NEEDLES e1
Ca $1.27 value), at. -. :
4 PR. WISS SHEARS OR
SCISSORS AND 1 DOZEN
COATS 1875 YD. COTTON
THREAD - White or black.
ts1.29 value). 81
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-02-26
FLAG WAIVERS WHO
b | I E THE HAND

Some weeks ago the brentwood
herald published an insipid bit of
trlpe under the title of "The Good
samaritan" We commented on it
at the time. 1t now returns with
more vicious lot of demagogv
under the title of Don't bite the
hand that's feeding YOU" In thrs
Syverud Grapes the Stars and
STRIPES about the shoulders of the
Red Cross and the Farmers Union
IN the style made famous by Geo.
M. Cohan.
Syverud has not said one word
IN the past several weeks about
the suit to force Joe Dolin TO re-
turn the money he lifted out Of
the county treasury. Is it possible
that Syverud is carrying into prac-
tice his slogan of Don't bite the
hand that's feeding you"
When the county feed loan COM
mittee and the county agent were
IN the language of the Herald
biting the hand that was feeding
them," what did the Herald have
to say about it. Not one solitary
word. In order to hide this treacn.
cry to the farmers the Herald now
starts flag waving unde the dema.
gogic slogan Don't bite the hand
that is feeding you" The farm.
ers have a pretty good idea whc
has been feeding whom during al
these years and which are the cur:
that have been swapping.
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ANTELOPE

In spite Of the cold a good crowd
attended the Lutheran Aid enter
tanned by Mrs. Ed Dahl at the
church February 18th.
Mrs. Fred Blackmore was hostess
to the Congregational Aid at her
home February 18th and there was
a large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Garyson spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Foster.
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Claus
Strand of Reserve visited at the
VIM. Hunter home.
After two weeks rest at her home
in Hillsboro. N. ID. Miss Schulz has
returned to her duties as teacher of
the 9Th and 9Th grades. l..-.
Mrs. Nellie Saxton has recovered
from a severe attack of the flu.
Dewitt and Aasheim with the TT.
s. basketball team attended the
tournament at Culberson Friday
night.
A pleasant afternoon was spent
by members and visitors of the Vel
fare Club at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. III Henrickson. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
Cedric Lindquist spent Monday
and Tuesday at the Berg home this
week.
Saturday night, February 9th
the Washington program will be put
on at the hall. A chorus Of about
thirty voices, the II. S. orchestra, g
flag drill and several short plays
promise splendid entertainment
Admission is free and if the wealth
er is favorable a big crowd is ex
pected
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RESERVE

Mrs ]. p. Holm arrived from
last Saturday. She had
been visiting a daughter. Mrs.
Holm is now spending a few days
in town with her daughter. Mrs. ii.
+. Madsen.
Boyd Carpenter returned from a
trip to the western part of the state
last Monday.
Pupils Of the school put on very
good program last Monday, in hon.
or of Washington.
A Rev. Brown was canVassing the
town last Friday for donations to a
Childrens Home at Helena
Miss BiIIa Murk entertained a
few Of her school friends last Fri
were played. Ladies high prize was
won by Bernette Rorvig. Gents
first prize went to Lester Rorvig,
A delicious lunch was served after
the card games.
Last Saturday evening while Mr.
and Mrs. RorVig were spending the
evening at a neighbor's home, q
couple of strangers entered the Ror'
Wig home, giving the children q
pretty bad scare. No further harm
was done, however.
Mrs. Ole Watnaas passed away
last Sunday noon after a short i'll
ness. Mrs. Watnaas first became
i'll about ten days ago and was un
der the care Of DIR. Storkan. Hel
death was a great shock to thu
community. Her relatives came OF
Monday and funeral services wer,
held Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock will
interrment at Vining Mimi. F'rida!
afternoon.
Mrs. WatnaHs was born in Otter
tail County, Minnesota in June
1885. She was married to Ole Wat
naas in June, 1919 and was mem
Der Of the Sister Lodge, Sons o
Norway, at Antelope. Five brother
and a mother together with the hus
band are left TO mourn her loss.
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McELROY

The funeral services for Ole
Helm, who died February 14th,
were held at Westby Thursday, tho
18th. Rev. Amlie officiated. Ther5
was first q service at the hotel. the
present home Of the HELM family.
In this Ed Lein assisted. The SER
vice at the Lutheran church fol-
lowed. Here Rev. Amlie preached
the funeral sermon, in which he
paid fitting tribute to the departed
and comforted the bereaved ones.
The following well rendered vocal
selections were given: Solo, Miss
Mildred Lem; duet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Stageberg; a song by quar-
tet, and a selection by the choir, led
by N. c. Rostad.
In spite Of the poor roads the
church was filled beyond it's seat
ing capacity. There were many
beautiful floral offerings
Interrment was made in the Vest
by cemetery.
The pallbearers, neighbors and
| friends of the departed, all Of the
north McElroy community were as
follows: Edwin Drangstveit, Peter
Olson, Trio Began, Peder Solberg,
Peter Gerde and Halbert Nereson.
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on the other side of the Allan
tic and the Pacific"
It is good that Joe admitted it.
His "anti-communist" program is
a program of fascism. Joe wants
to initiate Hitler, Mussolini, Hoov-
er, Dawes, etc. on a small scale.
He wants farmers to follow him
in this anti-communist campaign
which means. most brutal oppres-
sion of the toiling farm masses so
that the sheriff can drive them
from the land because they cannot
pay their taxes or the interest on
the mortgages that are owned by
Joe's bosses-Wall Street and the
capitalist class.
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WESLEY

Margaret Overgaard has been stay
ing up at the home of Grace Olson
the past week.
Oscar Bjoren of Elkhorn District
shopped in our city on Saturday.
VIM. Klies attended the basket
ball game and dance at DoOley Fri
day.
Miss Johnson spent the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Galgerude and
children visited at the GunGerson
home Friday evening.
Oscar Henderson has been confin-
ed to his bed this past week on ac-
count of his vaccination against
small Fox.
The high school basket ball team
played the A. O. u. w. lodge Satur-
day night. The game was won by
the lodge team, the score being 20
to IS.
The railroad carpenter crew has
been repairing the railroad property
the past week.
Dorothy Hamilton was an over
night guest at the home of Helen
Paulson Thursday night.
Mrs. Alvin Stageberg called on
Mrs. Paul Hultgren Saturday after
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hultgren
Mrs. ole Helm and children and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hultgren and
children were dinner guests at the
August Hultgren home Sunday.
Grandma HELM spent a few days
Of last week at the hotel visiting
with her friends and relatives.
A birthday party was given Tues
day evening in honor of Dorothy
Hamilton. A delicious lunch was
served and a good time was had b!
all. Many beautiful gifts were re
ceiVed.
A number of people attended tn
dance at Alkabo Friday night.
The Boy Scouts have finished
their tenderfoot work and have nov
received their badges. They ar
now starting on their second elias
work.
A surprise party was given o.
Lillian Stubbe Wednesday evenin
by a number Of her friends an
classmates. Many beautiful gift
were received for the day. Every
one enjoyed a wonderful evening.
Stacy Anhalt spent the week en-
at her home in Elkhorn.
Melvin Hammer has returned
school after a long absence due
illness.
Curtis Ness called on Oscar Cur
derson Thursday evening.
Mission Circle will meet at III
Baptist Chapel Thursday Afternoon
Mrs. Enger and Mrs. VandeMark wi
serve.
Pearl Peterson has been stayin
with Trena Metvedt and KatheiiT
Hodgson at the Hammer home viii
attending high school.
Alpha Helm had an attack Of al
! pendicitis last week
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Former Herald Editor
Is Seeking Employment

An advertisement in trade pa
per discloses the fact that James
Russell Lowell, former editor and
manager of the Plentywood Her
aid, who left Plentywood a little
over three years ago is seeking
employment. Besides being an edi-
torial and news writer of recog-
nized ability and a practical print
err Jimmy gives among his quail
fications that of being able to
"pinch hit" The large circle OF
friends of this popular young man
in this vicinity will vouch for his
ability and hope that Dame For
tune will upset her bag Of oppor-
tunities and let Jimmy have his
pick. Mr.. Lowell gives his ad-
dress as Buffalo, MINI.
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GOLD MINE GIVES
RETURNS

Henry Hill, merchant of Ray
mond, has increased his BUSINESS
lately by exchanging groceries and
washing machines for Gold Mine
stock.
Harry Larson, local promoter of
a Gold Mine" across the Cana
dian border, is said to be laying
IN a supply of the necessities of
life by the loads from Henry's
store.
Gold has been very much in de-
mand lately and only few of the
shrewdest and lucky ones, like
Henry, have been able to get next
% it.