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Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31
Percy Locey of the west.

Percy Locey of the west.
The east will start Frank Larson
of Minnesota and Joe Boganski OF
Colgate at the ends; Phil Bengston
Of Minnesota and Lewis Brooke Of
Colgate at the tackles; George Bar
clay of North Carolina and Charles
Hartwig of Pitt. guards; George
AkerSon OF Colgate, center; Bill
Shepherd of Western Maryland and
Pug Lund of Minnesota, halfbacks;
Miller Munas, Pittsburgh, quarter
back, and Izzy WeinstOck, Pitts
burgh, fullback.
Matching this starting aggrega-
ton will be the following WESTERN
ers:
Ray Morse Of oregon ana Ray
Fuqua of Southern Methodist,
ends; George Maddox of Kansas
State and Jim Barber Of Univer-
sity OF San Francisco, tackles; Jim
Stacey of Oklahoma and George
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31
DEPENDS
ON bACKF|ELD

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81. W.P)-
Outweighed an average Of l6
pounds TO the man in the line, an
all-star team from the east figured
that a brilliant backfield was the
chief asset to win a football VIC
tory from the west in the annual
Shrine charity game in Kezar sta
dunn New Years day.
Starting lineups, barring the per-
mitted last-minute changes. were
selected today but Coaches Andy
Kerr and Dick Hanley Of the east
and Grin (Babe) Hollingbery and
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31
SEA GULL HOUSEHOLD PET

NORWAY, Me. U.R)-A sea gull
is pet for Gerand F. Varnum.
Rudy, the gull. appeared at his
home when only small bird and
has been cared for until it has be-
come tame. Disregarding the pass
ing automobiles and, perhaps mis-
taking the cement highway for a
stretch of beach. it waddles where
it pleases.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31
Temple And Tulane
AWaifing Big Game

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81. UP) -
Tulane and Temple were even mon
ey in the betting today as they
wound up training for the Sugar
Fowl game, New Orleans first New
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31

Published every evening except Sunday by The
Imperial valley Press. Inc. SIS State street.
n Centro. California. W. c. Costello business
manager. Telephone 2o business office: 700 edi-
torial department. Pull leased wire United Press
Associations
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31

Theodoratus of Washington State,
guards; Larry Siemering, Univer-
sity of San Francisco. center; Cot
ton Warburton, use, quarterback;
Frank Sobrero of Santa Clara and
Cal Clemens of use, halfbacks, and
Al Nichelini, st. Mary's college, full
back.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31
Years day football classic.

Years day football classic.
Sports writer's believed Tulanes
speed and versatility give it an ad-
vantage of one or two touchdowns.
Impartial visitors thought the STRAIT
egy of the veteran Pop" Warner
would give the edge to the Temple
Owls.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31
Looking Blackboard
What the Press Files Tell oi
Imperial Valley for This
Date In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
December 81, 1914

Sidney Cain has taken over the
agency OF the stage line operating
between Imperial Valley and San
Diego.
It is expected that a goodly COM
pany will gather at the Christian
church tonight to watch the old
year out.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31
TEN YEARS AGO
oI 1ODA

Mrs. Forrest d. Kutz' entertain
ee the Round Table today at her
home at 500 Len Rey.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31

Imperial is given considerable
space in the 56th annual edition of
the San Diego Union.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31

SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered BY carrier,
per month. IS cents; by mail, SO cents per month
In advance Entered at El Centre. California. post
Office as second-class matter. Member California
Newspaper Publishers Association. M. @. Mogen-
con. national advertising Representatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
December 81, 1913

DEtNIIIUNI OII IOIO
The El Centre baseball team will
give a benefit dance January at
Masonic temple
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-31

Boyce Aten Post, the American
Legion, will have plans drawn for a
club house within the next few
weeks.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14

CORBETT PNEARA CON
MICKEY WALKER

Sacramento, California, Ju :
lilo 14.-Un excampe6n del Pc
so welter que ahora aspira a Ia
corona del peso medic, Young
Corbett, de Fresno, anunci6 a.
nche que los preparativos Sc
han completado para que Ell
pelee en- San Francisco, ell dia
IA de agosto, con Mickey Wal
ker, excampe6n mundial del pc
so medic.
Patrocinara ell combate la
Association de la Prensa de esa
ciudad.
Walker decline hace algun
tempo la corona de su catego-
ria, invadiendo las divisiones
de los semi-pesados Y pesados.
Los periodistas Green que ell
excampe6n desea ostentar de
nuevo ell titulo de las 100 libras
y por este ha resuelto pelear
con ell zurdo Corbett.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
ban a Calatayud.

ban a Calatayud.
Pero en- casa del cura die
ronle que ell dia anterior habfa
saiido para Madrid.
Don Celestino iba a cumpIir
la mission, que Sc recordara lie
haola confiado Dorotea, de yer
a Sllvio Garces, para conven-
cerIe de que abandonase su oro
.l5oslto de perseguir a aouella
familia.
Viendo frustrado su deseo de
haoIar al cura don Celestino,
cfeyo llegado ell momento de DO
ner por obra el plan que Sc ha-
bia propuesto.
Hizose indicar por Sulpicio
Ia direction de la hacienda de
los Ruoiaies, y dejando en- la
fonda a Genoveva, acompana-
da por aquel, march6, sin dete-
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
LIGA NACIONAL

Alfonso Lopez peg6 aver un
jonr6n, pero no pudo impedir
que su club fuera derrotado
por ell Cincinnati. Tom Zacha-
ry salt6 del "box" en- ell septimo
inning, siendo sustituido por
Dutch Leonard. Gordon Slade
tuvo otro gran dia al bate, des-
cargando un tribey, IN tubey y
.un hit.
I'm cuadrangular de Berger
'ayud6 a la victoria de su club
sobre 10 Cubs de Chicago. Fue
su vigesimo cuadrangular de
la temporada.
Aumentaron los Gigantes su
ventaja a dos desafios con su
.triunfo de aver sobre los Pira-
,tas. F~itzsimmons ''explot0" en-
ell noveno inning, cuando ell
Pittsburg lie hizo cuatro carre-
ras, pero Sc lie anot6 la victoria.
;. Cincinnati &c, 14h, Be.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, 2e.
Chicago &c, 10h, Be.
Boston 7c, 12h, 2e.
Pittsburgh &c, 10h, 2e.
New York 7c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14

possible Academic, aplic6 un
frasco de sales a la nariz de &C.
noveva.
Abri6 ella los ojos y busco de
nuevo a su hijo.
Luis habia desaparecido por
la puerta de la fabrica.
Genoveva Sc echo en- brazos
de SUI marido, anegada en- liam
to.
i Pero, Genoveva, por Dios!
-exclam6 SiNio.-iEs este mo
two para llorar o para alegrar-
Sc?
Mis- lagrimas son de ale
gria, Silvio... Hartas he derra-
mado de dolor por el durante
veinte amos! Dejame que lore.
Ell llanto es ell rocio de las ma
dres cuando no son lagrimas de
dolor que abrasan las que viel
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
los Medals Roias sobre los Bra

Jos Medals Roias sobre los Bra
lvos de st. Louis. Ademas de
batear en- esa forma ell notable
pitcher disemin6 los nueve hits
de us adversarios. Max Bishop
la segunda base del Boston, dis
tpar6 tambien IN cuadrangular.
Hicieron los Senadores sus
tres carreras en- 10 primeros
tire innings y los Indios no pu-
dieron pasar de dos, aunque pc
garon IL hits contra Z ell Wash
|ington. Cuatro de los hits del
Cleveland los descargo la segun
ida base Hale, quien hizo las dos
.carreras.
New York 4c, Oh, De.
Detroit &c, 6h, De.
Boston 7c, 15h, lie.
st. Louis &c, Oh, lie.
Washington &c, III, De.
Cleveland &c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
McLARNIN RECONOCE LA
HABILIDAD DE ROSS

Vancouver, Julio 14.-Co-
mentando la destreza Y fuella
de punos de Barney Ross, ell
.nuevo campe6n del peso wei
ter, Jimmy McLarnin, que p ar-
diera la corona en- un combate
con ell hebreo, elogi6 los meli-
tos de su rival, diciendo que es
un p1gil muy habil y de extra
ordinaria resistencia.
LOS punos de Ross no me hi
cieron dano fisico, pero Ell es
un excelente gladiator. Com
batiendo usa bien su cerebro y
no pierde ell dominic de sus ner
Ivios."
Ross dara la revancha al ex-
campe6n ell dia 6 de sept -
bre, en- la ciudad de New 'ork.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
BASE BALL
LIGA AMERICANA

La lluvia hizo aplazar ell desa
flo entire los Atletas y los Me-
=
dias. Blancas.
Babe Ruth hizo aver honor a
su fama Y dispar6 un jonr6n,
ayudando poderosamente al
triunfo de su team" sObre los
Tigres. Bill Dickey bate6 un
oportuno "doble" con Ruth y
Chapman en- las bases. Ruffing
lanz6 por los neoyorquinos y
Bridges por Ell Detroit.
Con dos jonrones contribuy6
Wesley Farrell a la victoria de
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
Sc RETfRA DEL,
CUADRILATERO

New York, Julio 14.-Infor-
man de Victoria, Canada, que
el pdgil Billy Townsend, un ex-
aspirante a la corona del peso
weller, ha decidido retirarse
del cuadrilatero.
"Yo- manifesto Townsend
he hecho alg1n dinero con
mis- punos y pienso dedicarme
a los negocios. Probablemente
me establecere en- Vancouver,
Australia"
La gaceta., 1934-07-14

No Sc podran ofrecer peleaS
con gladiadores de primera fl
la, en- Benjamin Field, mien :
tras Sc m%antenga ell sistema de
los billetes de entrada a pc
Esos billetes Sc dan como re-
gallo y ell p1blico los acepta &c
ST con algeria, como 81 lie tonia-
IA ell pelo al empresario.
La realidad es distinta y no
puede negarse que con bolsas
de $50 o $1Oo, Downing podra
,traer a pdgiles capaces de inte-
|resar a los fieles.
Eddie Flynn, que sc halla a
hastante distancia de la van
guardia ,recibi6 1920 por su pc
lea con ell filipino.
Teniendo en- cuenta la clase
de adversario la bolsa no era pc
quena, pero 81 10 es en- ell case
de Manuel Quintero, aunque
mantenemos que a la bora de la
distribution Mano merece ma
.yor cantidad que Eddie, porque
es mayor su habilidad, mejor
SUI reputation Y mas appreciate
del publico que paga.
Downing esta obligado a i'm
.portar hombres de New York,
Habana VI otras poblaciones,
.pero no sabemos cuando 10 hara
'aunque creemos que 81 la demo-
ra Sc prolonga es por falta de
plata" y no por carencia de
|buenas intenciones.
La verdad es la que ACADIA
mos de expresar: sin bolsas IRA
zonables" los gladiadores de la
primera division no haran ell
hasta Tampa.
n CE DkTT
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
TIA veg salga...

tai veg salga...
-iC6mo ha de salir, Geno-
veva, 81 esta cumpliendo con su
obligation?
Sonora, su hijo no saldra
hasta la tarde. Me he informa-
do, y almuerza siempre con ell
amo de la fabrica.
-Vamos...-dijo, al fin, &C.
noveva, levantandose.
Mientras caminaba del brazo
de Silvio, de cuando en- cuando
volvia la cabeza haeia aqueila
ipuerta que parecia haber devo-
RADIO al hijo de sus entranas.
Solo Sc mostr6 mas serena
cuando, al entrar por la prime
ra Gale del pueblo, al volver
por Ultima vez la cabeza, vic
que la fabrica habia desapare-
cido, y solo de ella Sc veia Ia
La gaceta., 1934-07-14

ten
i amos! Consulate con la
idea de haberle visto, Y con la
esperanto de estrecharlo en- tus
braZos en- breve.
-!Oh! 81 pudiera verle otra
veZ...
va lie veras, va lie veras en-
horas mas felices, cuando pue-
das, como yo, abrazarle dignifi-
cado por mi propia dignidad
reconquistada... Vamonos, va
monoS de aqui...
Genoveva no Sc NOVA.
Parecia haber hechado raj
ces en- aquel sitio.
Tenia la vaga esperanto de
que Luis volviese a salir.
-Espera... espera un momen
to-.
: para que?
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
BOXEO
KISER R A e
WOOD

FL jueves por la noche, en-
Savannah, Georgia, Ray Kiser,
ciudadano de Oklahoma que
pertenece a la division weller,
derrot6 a Cliff Greenwood, su-
puesta "estrella" de Sarasota.
Durante ell combate, segun
las noticias recibidas en- esta
ciudad, los punos de Kiser de-
rribaron siete veces a su anita
gonista, pero sin llegar a Ia
icuanta de diez.
Manuel Quintero, que ell lu-
mes Sc batira con ell individuo
de Oklahoma, puso a dormir a.
caballero de Sarasota en- el
quinto asalto de I'm combat e
fectuado aqui hace I'm mes.
Quintero espera repetir con
Ray 10 que hiciera con Green
wood, pero ell de Tulsa afirma,
en- tono dramatico, que ell liz
do Sc resolvera en- la Iona.
Kiser no parece conceder mu
cha importancia al combate
con Mano, porque peleo ell Jue-
yes y volvera a combatir ell lu-
mes, 10 que no es favorable a.
rendimiento de la maxima eff.
ciencia demandada por ell pu'
blico.
Para la semifinal del progrs
ma entire ell "huracan espanor'
y ell 'vaquero" Downing ha COZ
tratado a Baby Miller, ell Eur
ditto de West Tampa, y Cea
Yancey, pugil de st. Peters
burg.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14

Paul Wagner Sc ha colocado
entire los primeros seis batea-
dores de las Grandes Ligas,
con ITO hits, So carreras y 35S
lpuntos de promedio. AL frente
de todos sigue Manush, de los
Senadores, con 1872 hits, 65 ca
rreras y 4O2 puntos de prone
do. Siguen a Manush, Gehrin-
ger, de los Tigres; Terry, de
los Gigantes; Gehrig, de los
Yankees, y Travis, de los Sena-
dores.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14

relacionaban con Aurora V la
marquesa.
Necesitaba saber algo de su
caracter, de sus sentimientos,
de sus aptitudes, de su conduc-
ia.
Made mejor podria infor-
marie que ell cura don Celesti-
no, que lie trataba desde nino Y
habria podido tener lugar de
sondear y conocer sus senti-
mientos, su instintos y su ca
racter idiosincratico.
Dirigi6se, pues, a visitar a
don Celestino, con amino de
darse a conocer a el como padre
de Luis, rogandole que aun no
lie descubriera hasta que e. ter
minase de realizar los PROPOSE
tos, que al mismo tempo que
de recoger a su hijO, lie lleva-
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
REEMANF ACOSTO
A c long

Dallas, Texas, Julio IA
Tommy Freeman, ell ex-cam-
pe6n del peso weller, pesando
1877 libras derrib6 en- ell sexto
asalto, por la cuenta definitiva
a Ralph Chong, de New Or :
leans.
En- otra de las peleas del pro
grama, wild Cat" Monte. de
Oklahoma, venci6 por puntos a
Jose Marcus, de Pittsburgh.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y mafana.
Vientos frescos del Oeste y
del Sudeste.
Maxima temperature aver,
IS grades; minima, 76.
Marea alta a las 4:10 a. m.
V 2:34 D. m. marea baja a las
1857 a. m. y 1901 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
CON LOS GUANTES

A un tai Young Joe Firpo, de
Pennsylvania, 10 venci6 ante
aver ell gladiator Bucky Jones,
de Filadelfia. Firpo lie di6 a su
oponente una ventaja de cinco
libras, Jap contra lat.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14

DEMOS A COBRAR su casa.
Excelente servicio y honradez.
Hale Goodwin, 2110 Nebraska
Ave. Telef. 2914 Cobrador de
Alquileres en- Tampa desde hace
2 amos.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

En- ell dia de aver arribaron
los vapores Gulfstate y Virgil
MIA Y la goleta hondurena Sally.
No zarp6 ninguna embarca-
ci6n mayor.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14

alta chimenea que en- aquel mo
mento vomitaba torrentes de
negro hume.
POGO despues, ell matrimonio
accompanied siempre de Sulpi-
clio. entraba en- ell mejor hotel
de Calatayud, donde Sc halla-
ban hospedados desde la noche
anterior.
La gaceta., 1934-07-14
CAPITULO XIX
In idilio i~nterTqtmpido

Silvio deseaba obtener mott
cias mas circunstanciadas de su
hiio.
Sulpicio no habia podido dar-
lie mas que las generates que 81
La gaceta., 1934-07-14

Folletin de La Gaceta No. 484
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WANT ADS

f0R SALE-Good seed oats. seed
barley and millet seed. Interna.
tional Implement Co, Plentywood If
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aneed. VI tue dalry I'M
zach farmer borrowing for tbe
eAme automatically becomes d
manu- OF the association. since each
= 10 own voting toe in
ene association equal TO 5 per cent of
tne amount he borrows. The stock
may oe purchased with a part of tbe
hah proceeds 1t is the only voting
STOCK OF the association and NAV he
p~ulehased only by borrowers, each
nAsihs only n vote regardless or
the amount borrowed.
A farmer who becomes a member
o an association does not have to
stand for the loans of the associa.
non or the debts of other borrowers
Inc stock carries no double liability
ANY possible impairment in the value
OF the stock Of the association will
aIlect n individual borrower only
INSOFAR as his own stockholding is
concerned.
Inc Northeast Montana Production
association, which is authoriz.
20 10 make loans in this county. is
OF II which have been establish
"a In this state. Most of the capitali
y the association is provided by the
Credit Corporation OF
spokahe which is supervising the
1ofA OF associations in this state.
Mt Bun has his headquarters at
\ OH Point, Montana, and any one
lesirlng information concerning a
ian from the Production Credit asso-
Iaflon, should address him at that
ity.
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issued for property. $44.47zeg- dlre<
tors- John H Davis, president VIZ.
t0r1z r. Davis. ~secrefnry and rr#ss
urer-
Peoples Publishing ca ptrs.tv
rood Capital stock SIS 600 4sB-
stotock paid In. $I1.so1Jge- mid ln
cash. {1o- 1911 90. directors. andres
| III Anderson, president. James DEfnx
vice president. Odin Lntress. s@rre
tary.
Weatby Telephone Co. Wextzr
Capital stock, 81, 600 90. stock uSd
In ~$11.eo0-u0- paid i'm cash. x1I lFspas
10 directors Chris Jensen- pr.x,L
dent. Walter Olson. vice president
J. H. Jensen. secretary.
Petersen Farming Corporal o n
D1Emar-Capifal stock, rs JeeeI 10
stock paid in. s,eoe 90. paid II
cash, none. amount issued for prupl |
eTfy. none. directors. Svend PETER
sen. president. Johanne PeferSen
vice president. Martha Petersen
HTenfescn. secretary.
Charles Grant Co, Outlook-rzm
tAl stock, $50 .o00. 90, stock Maid N
~. 1901 90 paid In cash, none. xrnouut
issued for property. $5e. eesAe. direr
Chzs- Grant, president. Jessze
r Grant. vice president and score
AIRY.
Farmers Elevator Co. DutIock-ll
Szpitzl stock. $zo. 900 90. stock unsds
o. $13y5O0I00. paid in cash. x1zyDes--
No. directors. NplR h faauru v~~
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81 Slsaidan County

Continued from Pzxe ID
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Wildcats Close Basketball
Season With Crosby Game

me brentwood High SchsoI WIld
cats closed their baxkefhnn xe..o,
last Friday night when they oxf !,
Bowbells In the Crosby Invitation.
Dulnament BY a score OF 10 TO 8
n~andkapped BY 4 long autnnobil.
noe tney were not At their best az
iensfveiy but exhibited on a the bex,
games OF the season Wfh
me moving Is 4 single IN
was kept from getting anv
snots nj the basket closer than the
center Of the floor. Had the fast
passing attack OF the locals been
Iuncti0ning the Wildcats would cas-
ny nave emerged ON the long end OF
q score BOwbells has 4 strong team
being eliminated In the District finals
BY the fast Portal team Who defeated
Wiiiiston In the Regional Champion
ships last week
Under the leadership Of Coach
Sk0r. the local high school had one
O the most successful as0 fu
sone yeArx. Although the team Inst
Al Of Its games in early season play. |
the lighting spirit Of the Wildcats
rfnAliy won out and they developed
into q Of the best passing and de-
fensive teams OF this region. Fans
have often remarked of the team
spirit that would never admit defeat.
q this team spirit won often for
~ locals when defeat seemed i'm
mnenf- With only the reserves OF
last years tournament team on this
years squad it WAS surprising TO OBJ
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probably depended more ON hsrn ss.-
on any other man on the go
neinertson al center viii also se :
uisunct loss 10 the school Besg-s
six ioot i've center WAS the only uxzn
70 oufJump Reinertson with n re-
uiaT1ty- His work under fb+ szx1er
on follow In shots was ourxszrws
ing Although he WAS NOT chosen rs
aitdistr1ct center he WAS named sn~
the position by = number uf IT,
coaches, and the fact that h. clearly
oufplayed the man who received b
honor leads fans TO believe be stuoulo
nave been chosen for the poxarssa
at center and forxxxu
turned IN sone nice games III TIRE
state tournament and his relief xH
wees at these positions Viii BE-
missed by the squad ner wear |
knudsen still has another year. o.
football but will be ineligible fev /
basketball However prospects fox
next year r exceedingly bright TIE /
LAc1 thai the squad x cosnrsns<e i
principally Of sophom0rss aIIerfzfex
coaeh's worry for suitable Mater
n for the next year Then. too. the
squad VIII be bolstered considerably
y the return Of Kjeistrup and Pzna
sW0 guards that we're los1 to tAe
quad this year through injurlsx
Ajelstrup. last year. VA one II The
outstanding guards Of the district
nd Paul. playing his first basket i
MI this year. is well known for hix :
WF0RHl A~~ TH
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HoNoRS MoTHERsINIAw

Amarillo, Texas. "Mother-in.law
~ wa celebrated here upon pro
ciamafIon of Mayor r. D. Rogers and
sne response was SO great that flor
isaS experienced difficulties In sun.
p1yyfng the demand for flowers.
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JAILED FOR KILLING Doe

New York-After using eyerv
source at his command. Count yasco
ia lama big game hunter and ex-
plpfer n a descendant of a Portu-
suese mariner OF the same name
Nent 10 Jail for ten days after killing
: aog Id the lobby of an apartment
mouse He contended that 1t menaead
his children
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elubM@ws
e TO ALL SHERIDAN
COUNTY LOCALS


Inc Farmers E. & G. Union OF
sheridan county will hold their e
ar quarterly meeting at Antelope
March 81, beginning at 10 a, m. at
the Sons of Norway hall.
Glenn Talbot of the North Dakota
Farmers Union will speak. Every.
q welcome to come and hear Mr.
Talbot.
II local Is not holding a meet
ing before above date. make an eff
Fort to see. droy a ard or letter to
eaen member and request their pres.
ence at this meeting.
Have the locals full quota of dele
sxIes present. There will be business
o. vital Importance to be voted on.
Mrs. w. r.. Nash. Secretary
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-22

FOR SALE-500 blu. six-row bar
ley at Goo; 200 Blu. of Bison fla,
at sz.uo, 100 blu. of oats at soc /
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-22

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED IN farm
by bachelor. Must be neat. clean
economical. good cook. State wages
expected IN first letter. Write Her
~ IVA 2" 2S-tz
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-22

FARM FOR RENT-9 miles so,,th
of Archer. $50 acres broke. can
at Herald office for information
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-22

FOR SALE-50 bu. of scarified
Grundy County Sweet Clover Seed
at $3.50 per bushel. Leonard Holde
man, Archer or Reserve. aq-afn
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-22

FOR SALE-Trebi Barley free from
wild oats. soc a bushel. Ivan III
sen, Reserve, Mont. eq.,
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-22
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The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-09-26

under the vines. It is thought they
were looking for mice. The rattle
snakes evidently are not so vicious
this cool weather.
Fred Will has purchased
threshing machine and will thresh
his own seed grain as it is so far
to haul it. He bought the machine
in Douglas county and had
logging truck haul it home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Aldridge Of
Keller are visiting at the Fred Will
home for several days.
There has been a light frost but
it did not kill the gardens.
Three showers Of rain fell in this
vicinity last week.
The cat and grader which has
been used on Whitmore mountain
left Thursday. The men worked the
road down the mountain on their
Iway out. Avery Carsten OF Disautel
was the 'cat driver.
Pete WhitelaW was over a rev
days ago inspecting the new road.
He is superintendent Of all roads
being built by the Indian depart
ment.