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Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25

CHICAGO, April 25.-ArrlVal OF
Mickey Walker TO complete train
ing for a l0-round heavyweight
bout with King LeyinSky increased
interest today in their Friday
night bout. Advance sales passed
$4,000 and reservations tota,
$4,000
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, April 25.-
A wild throw during a Sandlot
baseball game here Sunday caused
The death Of Joseph Stephenson, 9,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Stephenson. The little boy was
seated on a pile OF bats near the
home plate. A throw. intended
for the catcher, went wild, the ball
striking the youth behind the ear.
NEW YORK, April 25.--Week-
end injuries put three colorful
baseball players in hospitals today.
Pepper Martin dislocated his left
shoulder Sunday and will be out
of the game for three weeks or a
month. Xxi Cuyler fractured
bone back of the small toe Sunday
and will be out a month. Art
Shires is in a hospital with a
broken nose and injured eye, suf-
fered Friday.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Depres-
sion has forced ticket prices for
the Max Schmeling-Jack Sharkey
bout to a new low range of s23,
SIPS, s11.5O. S5.75 and s3.45. which
are the lowest since Corbett
knocked out Sullivan at New
Orleans in 1892.
ST. LOUIS. April 25. - rop
Sturgeon. 81, credited with being
the original "spitball' pitcher, will
be buried here today. He died Sat-
rday. He established a record OF
pitching in LOG consecutive games
without a defeat, TO bring recog-
milton from the late Charles Com
iskey, but never entered the major
leagues.
NEW YORK, April 25. = The
Brooklyn National league club was
scheduled TO purchase the Jersey
City Skeeters Of the International
league for s15O,O0O today, thereby
embarking upon an extensive pro-
gram Of chain store baseball. +
Within 10 days. the Wheeling, +
W. Va, club of the Middle Atlantic
league is expected to be welded .
into the chain. Brooklyn already
owns Hartford OF the Eastern
league.
CINCINNATI, O., April 25. U.P) /
The condition nf John Niggeling,
26, pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pr /
ates, i'll at Christ hospital here with I
abdominal hemorrhages, was des-
cribed today as slightly improved .
but very poor Niggeling became .
i'll a week ago. A blood transfus- T
ion was given Friday night. DR..
W. O. Ramey and Dr. Reed Shank,
attending physicians, have not de-
termined the cause of the hemor- F
rhages.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Seattle, Go: Hollywood, 4-3
Sacramento, 1874: Los Ange-
les, As.
Oakland, 40; San Francis
co. 2-l5.
Missions, 2-l; Portland, 90
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
NAME OF PRECINCT-NILAND
Location of Polling Piace-Wilk-
ms Hotel

Location OF Polling Piace-WllK-
ms Hotel.
Board Of Election
Inspector: Earle S.Honking, Nj
land.
Judge: Arley l.. Wilkins. Box 124,
inland.
Judge: Benjamin F. White, Box
IL, inland.
Clerk: Ray Lower, Box 65, Nj
land.
Clerk: Olga K. Pelladine, Box
1855, inland.
Clerk: Grant o. Bair, Box lO2,
inland.
Dated and signed this 18th day
of April 1892
(SeaD EDWARD TT LAW
County Clerk OF the County of I'M
perial, State of California. and
ex-officio Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors of the County of I'M
perial, State of California.
Apr. 10, rs
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
NAME OF PRECINCT - HALO
WAY

Location of Polling Place-East
Main Street, East of Brawley Imp.
Irr. Dist. Camp.
Board of Election
Inspector: Forrest E. DoWden,
Rt. 2, Box 4, Brawley.
Judge: Joseph w. Bell, Rt. l,
Box 80, BraWley.
Judge: VIM. H. Fowler. Dunlack
Hotel, BraWley.
Clerk: Glare D. Harlan, Rt. l,
Box IA, BraWley.
Clerk: Byron M. Graham, Box
984, Brawley.
Clerk: Helen Hoffman, Rt. 2.
Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
NAME OF PRECINCT-CALIPAT-
RIA Nh

NAME OF PRECINCT-CALIPAT-
RIA NO. 3
Location of Polling Place-Witt
Hawkins Store, 633 East Main st.
Board of Election
Inspector: Vince Tate, geo Bo-
nita, Calipatria.
Judge: Joseph Campbell, Calipat-
ria.
Judge: Joseph Wedlaw, Calipat-
ria.
Clerk; Willie T. Cunningham
Calipatria.
Clerk: Hiram Geore, Calipatria.
Clerk: Eyalyn Quincy, Calipat-
ria.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Boston, .; Philadelphia, /.
Chicago, p: Pittsburgh, 3.
st. Louis, 8; Cincinnati, 3.
New York, 7; Brooklyn. ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
B A S E B A L |
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Detroit. 10: Chicago, 9.
Washington. 8: Philadelphia, >.
New York, 9; Boston, 2.
Cleveland. IA; St. Louis, 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
Board of Election
NAME OF PRECINCT
MESQUITE

Location of Polling Place-Rose
| School.
Board of Election
Inspector Mack Trentham, Rt. /,
Box 83, Imperial.
Judge: Dan l.. Grumbles, Rt. /,
Box SO, Ell Centro.
Judge: Luray J. Mouser, Rt. /,
Box sc, Imperial.
Clerk: Mary F.. Butler, Rt. /, Box
81, Imperial.
Clerk: Mary E. Boyd, Rt. l, Box
81, Imperial.
Clerk: Dora E. Kinnard, Rt. /,
! Box CT, Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
brings a neW WOrld
to your doorstep

Judge and Mrs J. NJ. Beech entertain at lunch
con today" ;. "WOrk starts on new road" :. :. .
New York bank sees strength in Britain -.
Library shares in large bequest." What an
interesting, moving, provocative world the news
papers bring lis! News of our friends, of our
town, of every day happenings all around us,
and of events that stir the world. Imagine
people without newspapers! We'd be lost.
And imagine trying to live intelligently without
this other kind of news "Sport shirts at reason
able prices" -. Rugs, new lot from Persia"
:. 'Six days to Montreal and back, at special
rates" =. wicker chairs, as low as ST." :. News
of food and mOtor-cars, of ginger ales and pi
amos, of leather goods and carpet lining.
The intimate important news is the advertising
that influences and CHANGES our whole man
ner of living.
Make it daily practice to read the advertise
ments in this newspaper. Read them carefully,
just as you read the news articles. For adver
tisements, given chance, will make your life
more comfortable, more enjoyable, more pro-
ductive of good for others and for yourself.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
NAME OF PRECINCT-WEST-
MORLAND NO.

Location of Polling Place-Hard-
ing School, Westmorland West
Side.
Board of Election
Inspector: II. Roy Andre, Box 6,
Westmorland
Judge: Chas. j. Claussen, Rt. /,
Box 800, Brawley.
Judge: John B. Miller, Box 625,
| WeStmorland.
Clerk: VIM. S. Cummings. Box
q, WeStmorland.
Clerk: Bertha E. Clevenger, Box
Gil, Westmorland.
Clerk: Frank B. Johnson, Box
273, Westmorland
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
Certified List
OF Candidates
For Delegate

Continued From Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
NAME OF PRECINCT-WEST-
MORLAND NO. 2

MORLAND No. z
Location of Polling Place-Gram-
MIRA School, Westmorland East
Side.
Board of Election
Inspector: Glenn Kilingsworth,
Westmorland.
Judge: Mamie B. Boarts, West
morland.
Judge: Elizabeth B. Gentry, Box
Is, Westmorland.
Clerk: Frank r. Jyall, Box So
Westmorland.
Clerk: Mollie Prewett, Star Rt.,
BraWley.
Clerk: Florence H. Walker, Box
258, Westmorland.
NAME OF PRECINCT-IMPER
IAL NO. l
Location of Polling Place-Gram-
mar School.
Board of Election
Inspector: Walter w. Pool, Box
657, Imperial.
Judge: Geo. w. Donley, Box 657
Imperial.
Judge: Hazel I. Hockenberry Box
638, Imperial.
Clerk: Georgia M. Chrisholm
Box 536, Imperial.
Clerk: Ruth r. Cox, Box 5l2, I'M
perial.
Clerk: Matte Ingram, Box GAG
Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
Here And There
In Sport World
tBy United Press

10y IHIttu fItssI
CHICAGO, April 25.-Arrival Of
Mickey Walker TO complete train
ing for q l0-round heavyweight
bout with King LeyinSky increased
interest today in their Friday
night bout. Advance sales passed
$4,000 and reservations tota,
$4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25
NAME OF PRECINCT-BRAW-
LEY NO. 1

Location of Polling Place-Gram
mar School, between G & d on
Third.
Board of Election
Inspector: Lester G.. Singletary,
los w. B Street, Brawley.
Judge: Alberta Potter, 2271s G
Street, Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25

Clerk: Luther E. Johnson, Cal
patria.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-25

NEW YORK, April 25.-Depres-
sion has forced ticket prices for
the Max Schmeling-Jack Sharkey
bout TO a new low range of $23,
SIPS, s11.50. s5.75 and s3.45. which
are the lowest since Corbett
knocked out Sullivan at New
Orleans in 1892.
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New School
+. Continued from page y

Continued from page II
demands 1t. A basket ball playing
floor with generous side lines is mark.
cd out with a width of nearly forty
feet, and just short of seventy feet
n length. The floor proper viii ac-
commodate from eight hundred to q
thousand spectators for stage prog
rams. The stage, at the south side
nf- a~+tafterium, rs sixteen feet
deey n forty three feet, two inches
long. The curtain opening is thirty
1eet. This will take care Of practi-
caliy any type of performance the
school or community may desire to
undertake.
Inc two upper floor class-rooms4
Will be used for dressing rooms for
school plays. operettas, etc. With
he adjoining toilets for cleaning I'M
performances, this will make :
cry convenient arrangement. The
1assroons in the old high school
'uiiding may also be used for large
sroups of grade pupils for stage nro-
srams. Two wide entrances lead
rom the auditorium into the wider
'orrldor, making exit from the room
,asy and rapid through anv one Of
nee exits to the outdoors. An en-
rance at either end of the STAGE
swinging doors in the short
orrldors leading from the main cor
to the auditorium, makes il nos
Die TO move large groups on and off
ne' stage without being visible from
!, auditorium floor. The people Of
lentywood should enjoy many fine
rcgrams in this auditorium.
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Arnot Probe
Continued from page II

lConflnued from page II
or.
Hurd and Arnot gave as their rea.
son for the appointment Of Evered
that there was a "cover-up." in which
unknown and unnamed persons were
connected with the killing.
Attorney General Foot also named
Walton Z. Arnot as special ATTORNEY
general in the case, at Arnot's re-
quest.
Foot admitted that neither Evered
nor Arnot had furnished him with
any evidence in the case since their
appointments, although both men
have maintained and circulated re-
ports that they are absolutely GER
tain Mrs. Arrot did not murder her
husband, and that they have evidence
duplicating prominent Glasgow cit.
liens in the murder.
Demand Showdown
Citizens in Valley county are now
demanding a definite showdown n
the matter, and that charges be filed
against the Glasgow citizens who
the claimed by Evcred and Arnot to
be implicated in the case.
Attorney General Foot expected 10
be in Glasgow, Sunday and Monday.
70 confer with County Attorney Rob-
arts and Special Prosecutor John /.
Slattery IN connection with the case.
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ROSER LEAVES
FOR CONVENTION

a. L. Roser, manager of the local
]. G. Peneny Co, store left Saturday
for st Paul, Mimi, to attend the
spring convention Of the organiza-
ton he represents. Dates for the con-
vention were February 8, 9 and 10.
and managers from approximately
200 stores were scheduled to attend.
Managers of the various Penney
stores were also to make their selec.
lions Of stocks at the convention. Mr.
Roser plans to return to Plentywood
the latter part Of this week from st.
Paul.
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-. HORSES
WANTED

This community of Iowa farmers
wants to buy four or five carloads
OF broke farm chunks and two and
three year old draft colts, also one
carload draft weanlings. How many
have you and how soon could you
ship? Write at once to Fred Chand-
Ter, Charlton, Iowa 1885,
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Lutheran Church

(Rev. Q. M. Simundson Pastor)
Sunday, February ID
Services in Plentywood at IL a.
m. and at Outlook at 2:30 o. m. Choir
meets for rehearsal at 8 .. m. at the
church Luther League at z b. m.
Sunday, February al
Services at Plentywood at II a.
M and at Dooley at 2:30 b. m. and
at Antelope at s .. m. !
Leaguers will remember the party
on Friday, February ~ at 8 D. m.
Tome and enjoy the evening.
Sunday School will have q sleigh
rye rarity en- Saturday, February 13
$50. All children are invited. Sun
per at the church afterwards.
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Working at Penney Store

Working at Penney Store
Mrs g. f. Christensen and Jack
Mclean has been assisting at the
Penney store during the absence Of
mr.. =. /. Roser who is away attend
ing The Penney Stores Convention in
st. Paul.
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Mr. and Mrs Frank Rice.
Returns
Curtis Steneh@em returned Sunday
from Outlook after spending several
days visiting at the Matin Homme
home there.
Has Birthday Party
Geraldine Gooder celebrated her
ilth birthday by entertaining twelve
Of her friends at the home of her
patents. Saturday afternoon.
Here from Poplxr-
bic Niels, popular business man
of Poplar, returned to his home on
Saturday after spending several
days in Plentywood-
Entertain Sewing Club
The Misses Watt and Warren en-
rertained the members of their sew
ing club at the j. A. johnson home
last Thursday evening.
Aid
SIX members of the local Luther
Ladies Aid entertained at the
church parlors last Thursday even
ing Proceeds amounted to s30.s5.
Baby Girl !,
Announcements have arrived an i
ncnncIng the birth of a baby daugh- s
10 Mr. and Mrs Warren Smith.
orrnerly of Plentywood, now living j
t Seattle, Wn.
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WANTED-Bring in those ARTICLES
you do not need, and trade for ar
tlcles you can use. Come and see what.
we have.-See H. P. Foster. 1t
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BISON FLAX SEED

We have a limited amount of clean
seed, grown of n. d. registered Q
for SALE Also 200 bushels seed bar
ley.-McKee Stenehjem Land Co.,
Plentywood, Montana.
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At Home-Grand Forks

Miss Esther Sateren, one of the
brentwood teachers is having :
leave of absence from her school du-
ties and went home to Grand Forks
70 consult their family doctor and
taking treatment for ailment of her
knee which has caused her consider
able trouble the Observation-Disclosures
grande IS taking Miss Sateren's
place at sch0ol.
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Following a few days of real sum-
mer weather, the thermometer took
q nose-dive LAST night, just to re-
mind us that winter is still here.
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Rancher Here

Rancher Here
Lon Desonia, pioneer rancher of
the Dalev1ew territory was a Plenty
wood business visitor on Saturday.
Lon says the snow that fell Friday
night was general from here to his
home community, but that previous
TO tins snow fall, there had been very
little snow west of Outlook.
wood. =
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Prior to Lent

Prior to Lent
HE last function to be sponsored
by the Altar Society before Lent VA,
the card party given Monday even
ing In the church basement. There
were seventeen tables of BRIDGE II
play When six games had been plav.
ed the committee in charge served
refreshments. Anton Nelson was the
winner Of the gentleman's high score.
MIS-. Ghas. Dahlin had the ladies'
nigh score and DR.. Storkan had the
lucky number for the door favor.
Entertains Club
thursday evening Mrs. r. E. White
gave q pleasant time to the mem
ners OF her club at her home. Bridge
was the diversion Of the evening. AT
LET playing SIX games of bridge the
for high score went to Mrs.
4. f. Ziebarth and Mrs. Chas. Dab
ne hostess served a delicious
plate luncheon at III o'clock.
a n
Have Dinner Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Rue ained
a bridge dinner Saturday evening.
t was a $50 dinner followed bv
'rlcge- Prizes for high score went to
and Mrs. P. Fl. Ziebarth. Mrs.
ieo Mcmillan and Fl. L. Larson had
oW score The guests included Nj.
md Mrs. Ford Slaght, Mr.. and Mrs.
1eo- Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs Fl. +.
arson, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fl. Ziebarth.
drs- Len Peterson, Miss Doris Gran
e and Adolph SandIin.
lrs- Gustafson Hostess to Club
Mrs H. E. Gustafson was hostess
the members of her club on SAT-
rday afternoon Following the 1:3O
inner the usual two tables were in
lay at which Mrs. L. G. Zeidler was
the prize~for high score and
RS A. f. Mclean won second. Mrs.
l1nnie Thoreson was an invited
nest TO substitute for an absent
ember.
.+.+
arfy for Forman--
Mrs. Fred Forman entertained at
birthday party for her daughter
airy Jane Thursday after school. A I
'ogram or games were enjoyed until
PIPER time. The table was centered 3
a beautiful birthday cake and 7
e task OF serving wa gracefully
'ndled by Miss Mary Jane. Val
decoration adorned the table n
Guiding place cards and very pref
favors-
eets Old Acquaintance
John 1. Debing had the pleasure
talking v old times with 4 for
r acquaintance who happened TO 5
IN Pentywood on business Tues
v The visitor was Mr.. J. r.. Moe, m
present a representative OF the M
'odyear Tire Company, and who, q
enty years ago, was an employee of y
bank IN White Earth, N. Oak, in
ieh town Mr.. Debing also resided. m
Iese two longtime aouuaintances at
mt a good many interesting min
. talking over events OF their on
niger days.
tur~ ~ CJn-y 49,
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LUTHERAN CHURCH.

tKev. s. l. Almlie, Pastor)
services at Lone Tree at II a. m.
services at Comertown at +. m.
services at Westby at 7:3O D. m.
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con~gratulates Rev. and Mrs.
Larson
Rev. and Mrs. Larson of Dagmar
are being congratulated upon the
birth Of their daughter born at the
local hospital February End Mrs.
Larsen and baby left Tuesday for
their home.
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Return to GIendive-

NfFHTn 10 UlendIve-
a. oppeboen and Ingvald Stubrud
iaft Sunday for their homes in Glen
aive- Both men had been employed
for several months on the new school
mere, and returned home when their
work was completed. Mr.. Oppeboen
was foreman Of carpenters during
the construction work.
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Here from East Country

Here from East Country
Ieorge OVERLY Of the southeast
country was in early Monday morn
ing George reports the roads are NOT
SO good, but with the aid Of q shovel.
ne got along very nicely.
$3.50
Visitors nj Lake
Mss Marjorie Markuson, County
superintendent, and Miss Helen
French spent the week end at their
homes IN Medicine Lake They return
ed on Monday.
AT Hospital from RedSton~
Mr. and Mrs. Wigmore Of Red
stone brought their daughter Lucille.
Q years, to the hospital last FRIDAY,
Inc little girl is sick with pneurnon-
la
Ladies' Meet
The ladies' of the Congregation
And T having their monthly busin-
ess meeting at the church this after-
noon Mrs FL. NJ. Lewis and Mrs q
: Nelson are serving luncheon to the
aid member and helpers.
III
T. A. Trail, Standard Oil -represen-
alive of Wolf Point, was taken snd-
'enly III this week while on . bus
ness trip here and is fereed TO re-
nam IN P~lentywood until he ~recov-
rs sufficiently to return home.
.
live Party !.
Mr. and Mrs Claude WineIand on
ertaIned a number of friends and
eiatlves Thursday evening. Cards !,
Fere enjoyed until a late hour af-
er which a delicious luncheon was
:
: H. Davis in City
j. H. Davis was i'm brentwood far ,
aTerai days this week from the
inch home on tfse reservation. His !.
amily live In P~lentywood during the :,
.hool months !,
: E Helm Hospital Patient :
tuesday morning l. E. Helm sub. :
lifted to an operation at the local !,
ospifal- Mr. Helm is getting along :.
and expects to be dismissed ~
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Entertain

Entertain
The Misses Watt ard Warren en-
Rrtalned members of the school ia
Guilty at the John Debing home on
Monday evening Bridge was enjoyed
after which : delicious luncheon was
served.
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!. VI. Hagan Here

". fiaFan, Redstone farmer
US %transaeting business in Plenty
wood IN Saturday.
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Exchange
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-stoves

Furniture, a parts and repairs,
also many useful articles ut one
fourth the usual price-See Fl. P.
foster. 15-2tp.
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ear last Saturday. The roads were
IN bad shape and the two thot it adj
visible to make P~lentywood e~nroute
freight.
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tees to HoIf Point


Gees to Holf Point
Judge : a Paul left for Wolf
ins IL Tuesday to attend Court
matter nat place on Wednesday.
Dinner Guests at Farm
Mss Cora Frisvold and Stanley
Pallhieki we're Sunday dinner guests
" The II. J. PaIubicki home.
Contract Bridge
Two tables Of contract bridge was
tbs diversion Thursday evening at
the home Of Mrs. F. G. Fishbeck.
#**
HHees to Poplar
Z. q. kesef, court reporter went to
Poplar On business connected with
lib office on Monday.
4#+
AZ Poplar Over Sunday
Mrs. Il. +. Lang returned Monday
from Poplar where she spent the
week end with Mr.. Lang.
Horn Frnp, 4r4n
an.a n.aassas-
M I'M M - .sAsol anu = ? len
IiesioPe were business cali
E@A, ~
Hera eron Ill.,
~ i hie'ei'a- !
t,ba PabahiEtatiaa D nelena, ~'tn
rs 4+el-4e1llla1lon bureau was
h319i l4G1E NeaneSddy ON business !,
~ {
Hero f,an,
IN nea'c'ne Lake 4
J, iss;a =. p ras ana county Com
4 49, fank FRENCH We're among t
aay. =
t
- : 800 $
800 $50 :. f1oistefs leufty Assessor
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Congregational Church
(Rev. Gale Anderson. Pastor
Sunday
Church school for att ages 10 d. m.
Morning Worship Service IL a. m.
Four Square Meeting 7 D. m.
Tuesday
intermediate Choir Practice at 4
p. m
Thursday
Character Builders at 4 p. m.
Hugh School Choir Practice ait 7 b.
m.
Vagabond Republic at 7.30 D. m.
Senior Choir Practice at 8 o. M.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the kind
friends and neighbors for the sympa-
thy shown US during our late be-
reavement. We especially thank Rev.
~slmundson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hedge
son.
Andrew Almberg and family.
Mrs. N. 2. E. Moe and family
Chris Knudson and family
Albert Almberg.
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CHURCH


Evangelical Church
Prayer meeting at 7:46 each We'd
nesday evening.
Sunday School at 10 A. M. Preach
ing at ii A. M. f. L. G. E. at Z P. M.
Preaching at 7:45 P. M. Sunday ev-
ening. Junior League at 5 P. M.
E. ]. Bott. Pastor
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Here from Isedstone-

AIRS, ". Nash Of the north Red
store territory was shopping in
Plentyweod on Saturday.
49,
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Is Visitor Here

is Visitor Here
Hiss Lucille Markuson of Medi-
cine Lake spent the latter part Of
last week IN Pentywood visiting her
sister Miss Marjorie Markuson.
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Trip to Twin Cities

TIP 10 TWIN I1tItS-
Saturday c. G. Christianson left
on a business trip TO the Twin Cities
to buy the spring and summer stock
Tor lngwalson Co, store Miss Sarah
Hansen Is here from Flaxville to as
SYST during Mr.. Christianson's alb
sence.
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DR. Faucet Home

DR. Faucet Home
DR.. s. r. Faucet returned home
last Of the week from Minot where
ne was u hospital patient for two
weeks
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Spends Week End Here

Hiss Florence Stambangh who
teaches school northwest of Plenty
Wood spent the week end in Plenty
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Amongst Callers from Redstone-
Peter d Feridge, south Redstone
farmer Was . Plentywood business
caller last Saturday.