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Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10
insult Bothered
By Bad Thumb

ISTANBUL, Turkey April 10. up
"A sore thumb was added today to
Samuel insults troubles, and he
submitted cheerfully to an opera
ton for an abcess on it.
Though facing apparently certain
extradition to the United States, the
aged Chicago utilities man remained
far from downcast in his room at
the detention house.
His attorneys still considered an
appeal to the high council Of state
against efforts to halt plans for his
return. The council is the supreme
judicial authority.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10
BRIDGE CLUE MEETS

Happy Hour bridge club members
were entertained recently by C. A..
Hodge, Lloyd Johnson, w. A. jack
son.
AL the end of the game high
score prizes were awarded to Mrs.
w. A. Jackson and j. j. Burleigh
and the low to Mrs. Georgia Bur-
leigh. The hosts served dessert.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10

Published every evening Except Sunday by The
Imperial Valley Press Inc, 625 State street,
FL Centre, California. w. c. Costello, business
manager Telephone g. business office 700 edi-
torial department Full leased wire United Press
Associations.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10

WASHINGTON, April TO- U.P) -
Some hot, spot news about collars,
babies, Hollywood, the wife of a
statesman and the generals radio
set:
Beau Brummel: President RooSe-
welt wears a turn down collar with
his dinner coat. Says it's more COM
Portable than collar with points.
Washingtonians agree. They are
following this new style, like Bri-
fishers follow the styles of the
Prince of Wales.
Truth will out: The small grand
daughter of Senator Marcus Cool
idge, sitting in the senate galleries
for the first time, speaking:
"Oooo-Granddaddys down there
in school,"
Hitlerizing Hollywood: During
January, 1894, the German govern
ment censored 81 feature movies, OF
which 10 were German, eight were
American, and five were from other
countries. The department of COM
merce, which supplies this informa-
ton concerning Teutonic movie
morals, does not say which films
were slashed, but any movie fan can
hazard pretty good guess.
Aroused lady: Mrs. Henry T.
Rainey, wife and secretary of the
speaker of the house, took to task
the newsman who originally "broke'
the story about her husbands CON
gressional black list" She said the
night the story was printed, her
sleep was interrupted until the wee
hours by papers the country over,
seeking further details.
She added that she was tired of
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10

With the city election out of the way,
the voter gets brief respite before the
hammering for the August primary
starts.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10

The nation will be interested tomor-
row in learning the results of today's
election in Illinois, also the casualty list.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10

County Surveyor c. N. Perry and
his assistant Peter Gaines, have
completed their inspection of pro-
posed route through the sand hills
from Imperial Valley to Yuma, con-
shutting the connecting link of the
Southern National highway.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10

The Cloverdale, Mendocino coun-
ty, citrus fair, which has never
failed to make a profit, lived up
to its standard again this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10

This is circus time and the Writ inves-
tigation is about to open in Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10

There will be some, of course, who will
figure out that a President who can't
catch fish certainly can't run this gov
eminent.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
ADriI 10. 1919

The history Of California IS parti-
cipation in the World war is being
compiled under authority of the
governor, and C. w. Barton has
been named chairman of the I'M
.perial county committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell of
Imperial Valley for This
Date In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
AnriI 10 1914

After a spirited session of the
city council, the contract to supply
water pipes and fire hydrants for
the extension of the system in the
city was finally let to the H. R.
Boynton company of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10
TEN YEARS AGO
ADril 10, 1924

Miss Muriel Allen and Miss Stella
Conditt of Holtville were noted in
the city today.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10

The Ell Centre Municipal band is
giving a dance Friday evening of
this week in order to add to the I'M
form fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-10

The American Legion will present
L" Cappy Kicks" with a strong local
cast soon.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
ROCK SPRINGS

James Mann and Jonas Mork ac
companied Anna Froastad 10 Madi
cine Lake and Reserve last Mon.
Day. Roads were in bad condition
but they made it.
Oiav VIk and family and Enga
bret kampen were dinner guests as
the Totdahl home Saturday OF last
week.
Jens Lund has been confined IN
hls bed with rheumatism but ne is
SLOWLY recovering. VIM. Damgaard
took care of Mr.. Lund's chores
while he was i'll.
H. Smith had the misfortune
10 break an axle on his truck be-
tween home and Medicine Lake
while hauling pulp feed.
Ole kampen broke rear spring
ON his truck while hauling pulp
iced from the Lake last week.
David Summers and JOHNNY Elk
er are loading car OF horses soon
for Ohio buyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Totdahl were In
Reserve Saturday. making the trim
with horses.
Engebret and Ole Kampen were
Reserve visitors last Friday.
Cecil Balm visited at Ole Kam-
pens Tuesday of last week.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
TWO TREE NEWS

| Mr.. and Mrs. Lester BedwelJ en-
tertained number OF young peo
pie ait card and dancing party las
Friday evening.
Vernier Fo11id lett Friday TO,
Froid
Miss Genevieve Barge visited
with Miss Margaret Madsen at the
Bentsen home over Thursday and
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bedwel1
made a business trip to Redstone
Friday.
Lorenz Ertner spent Thursday
and Friday In PIentywood. While
there he had dental work done
Miss Signe Bentsen visited with
her parents last Sunday.
Leonard and Rudolph Smith
narrowly escaped injury when the
bus they We're driving to Redstone
last Thursday tipped over, causing
the horses to run away.
Many young folks from Two
Tree attended the dance given at
Walikonises.
Wednesday, due 10 a bad storm.
no pupils attended the Two Tree
school.
Ole Bentsen took his son Otto to
Redstone Monday.
good crowd attended the dance
Saturday night. Music was fur
nashed by the Barge orchestra.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
OUTLOOK
Ella West

Claude Mills returned from his
trip TO Minot and other points Ii
North Dakota Monday.
| Mrs. Nellie Deck visited in Plen.
| tywood from Monday until Satur
| day. Miss Margaret Cosper was
assisting at the cafe while Mrs
| Deck was away.
A petition asking that Miss Leo
more Roderick be retained in the
| Outlook postoffice was signed by
two hundred names.
MIR. Freeman. bank examiner
from Helena came on Wednesday,
returning Friday.
Palmer Scott spent several days
at the Ellis Hurst ranch last week.
Mrs. Ray Morris entertained the
Sewing Club at lunch Wednesday
afternoon.
Skor's wild Cats" came up
from Plentywood Wednesday night
and Shorts Bear Cats, trimmed
them to the tune OF 26 to 13.
Mrs. Carl Tango and daughter
spent the afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Claude Mills and attended the
card party at the Koester home
Thursday evening.
The Catholic Ladies Aid society
held a card party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooster on
Thursday evening. There was
large attendance
Messrs. Arthur LELAND and
Lloyd Homme were dismissed from
jury duty from Friday until Mon.
day
Mrs. VIM Wise spent Friday Wis
ft1ng friends In town
Frank Koester started for Helena
Friday, stopping for day In Plen-
tywood.
The Outlook basketball boys
went to Flaxvil1e Friday, where
they were defeated rs to 13.
Mrs. Ray Morris entertained
friends at dinner Friday.
Miss Norma Bjerke spent few
days at Mrs. Martin Lundeens.
Supt. and Mrs. J. b. Alexander
motored to Plentywood Saturday
Miss Virginia Boe entertained
Iew OF her friends ON her birthday
Saturday.
Andy Neste was taken TO the
hospital at Minneapolis ON satur-
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
REDSTONE
Mnxcan Owen

Blanche IngeH was an over nigh
visitor at the Bergh home las
Thursday.
Roy Shefvey and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bedweu we're Plentywoos
visEors last Monday.
+. ]. Sherry was a county seal
visitor last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Brastad en-
tertaaned a number of their friends
to dinner bridge party Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Whitney and
family. the Bergh family and Signe
Benson We're visiting at the Glenn
Ingell home Friday.
Mrs. George Hallett and daugal
ter. who have been visiting with
friends at Glasgow. returned home
Saturday.
The Eastern Stars entertained
number of people at their installa-
ton Saturday night The evening
was spent In playing cards.
J. C. Wigmore came up from
Medicine Lake Wednesday and Wis
tied couple OF days with his sons,
Guy and Joy Wigmore.
c. e. Whitney, Herald Whitney
and Vincent Bergh were Plenty
wood visitors Thursday
III. ID. Loucks and Jud Matkins
were PleTHtywood visitors Thurs
iay
Dan Campbell and Sylvan White
we're county seat visitors Thursday. |
Ches. Markell was visiting In |
'lentywood a few days last week.
Herald Whitney went to Dagmar /
'Ionday. where he will visit at the |
Axel johnson home for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hagen and
amilF were dinner guests at the
'ic Wilbergh home at Wolf Greek
unday
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01

town for seek. banding the shin
menfs OF government uheaf sb,r
ped here for relief of the fees
shortage.
The twenty cent sh0w and danes
put on in the school house tasl
Saturday evening was quite a sur
cess. and those who attended ra
ported the how 10 be very goo~
and the dance music exceaIer,
Mr. and Mrs. croskurth enter
tained group OF friends To a
sumpfuous six o'clock dinner lasf
Friday evening. Following dinner
cards were enjoyed with four tahles
OF bridge in play High scores we're
won By Mr.. and Mrs Strandskov
Mrs Clarence Petersen is speno-
ing a couple Of DAYS visiting her
sister al Scobey.
Several car loads from town
drove to Medicine Lake Sundav tn
attend the funeral of Mrs. Nek
Miller.
The Guenther BOYS of Plenty
wood broke down wigkl their ear a
male oT Two east OF town SUNDAY
evening.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
ANTELOPE
Fred Glaze

Several from Antelope attended
the court sessions at Plentywood
this week.
| Alvin Iverson and Paul Parpart
| accompanied Rev. Simundson OF
| Plentywood to Minot, N. D., ito
visit Ed Tverson In the hospital
there
Mrs. Mary Hedges, who. had the
bones In her ankle broken some
time ago due to a fall while en-
ployed at Plentywood, Is staying at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Weldon Richardson, and Is getting
along as we'll as can be expected.
Axel Romstad returned from
Helena Thursday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Island returned Fri
day from Cut Bank, Mont, where
she had been visiting at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Archie Nor
ken.
Mrs. Joseph Christensen and
daughter China were Plentywood
callers between trains Monday.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
Z A S I c ALRIDCE
(sdg1r l. Syverrd- co~re~po~dcnt,

The Syyerud brothers were ssrp
per guests al the Marinus Tbser
home on Monday evening and Hen.
ry assisted in fixing The radio
On Tuesday Ole Roe and Ever
cit Melby drove TO Reserve f0r
loads OF feed. beine fortunate in
fasing good roads for this long
trip BY sleighs.
a number of our young people
attended the high school, pEay ana
dance al Grenora Friday might and
dance al Wesrby Saturday night
Oscar Melbs reports tia e4,u
siderable damage has been aone RI
ms Trees recently By the sxarms of
Jack rabbits.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
SHEEP CREEK
u
=

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Glover and famd-
~ attended a birthday party at
Jens Idnds Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fellon re-
turned from Outlook one day The
first of the week.
Jim Glover drove to Plenywood
Monday. returning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chike Draszt visit
ed at Leverne Draszts Friday.
Theo- Flakne. local mail CARRIER,
Is attending the funeral of his
father.
Jens Lind drove to Reserve FRI
day
Miss Mary Eaton visited at THE
Irwin Brfgftsman home Saturday.
Nr. and Mrs c. o. Bell and
family visited at j. C. Draszts one
evening this week.
Buck Shaw and the FelIon
Brothers started to break the road
TO Plenty~ood with "Buck So car
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Brightsman
visited at j. c. Draszts Sunday ev-
ening-
Mr.. and Mrs. Leverne Draszt and
son STAYED at j. G. Draszts Satur-
day night
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01

day. His health has been steadil,
failing for some time
Miss Gale LELAND snant m.
week end at the Jack Gainas home
Mrs. John Fink and children ron
Raymond came up SATURDAY - yiS.
II at the Roderick home Mrs
Fink had her baby bantsvad on
Sunday. 1t Is reponted tba+ she
and little Gertrude are il with me
flu. VIZ -
Mrs. Ole Garrick and Mrs Joe
Wirz entertained at cards ar the
home of Mrs. Frank Kohler satur.
day night.
Mr.. Marsh of Plentywood
brought Rev. Father Pnatcbener np
for services. They were dinner
guests at the Joe Kicks home on
Sunday.
Mrs. johnson entertained few
friends at dinner Sunday in honor
of Miss Esther Johson's birthday
Messrs. Claude Mills and Charles
Roderick drove out to the Joe Hat
wick farm Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Fitzeerald
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rjcks
Sunday afternoon.
Grandma West spent the week
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. West.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
WESLEY
ID. Miller

Winson Ness spent several days
at Columbus. N. D., last week. Wis
i1ng at the George Miller home.
Mr.. and Mr. Campbell and Mr.
and Mrs. Weatherby entertained at
a SIX O'Clock dinner last Friday
night at the Campbell home. the
following guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Friesleben. Misses johnson. Mason
Wang and Hudon. and Messrs. Mar
tinon and Niblack
Rev Almlie started parochial
school at Lone Tree last Monday
The annual needing OF the West
by Telephone company was held
Last Thursday at the Miller store
The following officers were elected.
President. Chris Jenson: vice pres
ident, Waater Olson: secretary.
Henry Jen8On. treasurer, Mrs.
Mr. Enger. Erma and Rober,
EnEaer from MfDo6, N. d. arrived
at the Luther Hultgren home last
Monday Robert Engler returned
to Manot Wednesday, while Mrs
EnGier and Erma viii romadn rnr
an extended visit.
Mn O1e Helm entertained al
her home last Thursday afternoon
Inc Afternoon Was spent In doing
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
DAGMAR
era johnson

Mrs. n. X. Sorensen and Elsie
were visitors at the Chris Ander-
sen home Sunday.
Jorgen Jensen planned to use his
truck hauling ice for the store. bnt
had the misfortune to break his
truck the first day while breaking
track and consequently had TO
leave It at Brush Lake for the pres
ent.
Leonard Petersen invited a few
OF his playmates to a birthday par
ty Wednesday afternoon. t-#as
held at the N. K. Sorenson home
after school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aksei Olsen left
Friday morning for Plentvwood
They made the trip with horses
and sleigh. Mar1yn and Gerald
stayed at their grandparents while
their parents were at the eenntg
seat.
Mrs. Alfred Olsen entertained
friends and neighbors THURSDAY ar
ternoon and evening, the occasion
being her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Olsen and
Irene were visitors at the Emil
christensen home Sunday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jacobsen and t
Joyce were dinner guests at the
Aage Christensen home Sunday
Chester Andersen was at PLENTY
wood Monday.
Friends and neighbors gathered [,
Ut the Jens Nyby home THURSDAY
evening to help Kenneth celebrate
his birthday.
The Gilbert Olsen family were
Tfsdtors at Hjmdal Madsen home
friday evening.
BYRON Legge was an overnight
ruest at the Henry Legge home
tuesday. He was on his way home !
rom Reserve.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
RAYMOND

T. Hoffar. Jack Smith. Ton,
Melle and Joe Becker were Plen
tywood visitors Monday afternoon
The prairie chickens and Hun
garaan nheasants are paradinx
about town to get food which il
being contributed by many.
Mrs. Henry Hill and Robert wens
to Plentywood Monday for dental
work.
Nick Reuter-. Fred Marsh and
Joe Kavon OF Plentywood were out
Monday with load of beer.
The relief has carload of crack
ed wheat In transit 70 Raymond TO
be delivered to the farmers.
4 A. Rio went to PIenfywood
Friday afternoon to bring Beverly
and Vivian Gibson home for the
week end.
c. Schultze was d business visit
or in P1entywood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Beeman OF
Comertown visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Smith the latter part or
the week.
Jack Stewart and Lee Munson
attended the basket BAH game al
P1entvwood Thursday.
Harry Huffman purchased q
shorthorn bull from
G. K. AIlanby. 1t was shipped from
Crossfield. Alberta, Can. IT is
ten months old and Its sire was inn
ported from England. This will
add to his already good short horn
herd. DIR. Murdoch OF Helena
Mont. was here last Wednesday to
test the animal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Col. Mccoy were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Nnnson Sunday evening.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
COMERTOWN
MIA Kenneth Hoist

Marin Carlson from the Westb.
community transacted business il
our town Monday.
Mrs. Kenneth Hoist helped hel
mother can some meat Monday. {
Harry and Harold Griffin assist
ed Richard Clemetson butcher Mon
day.
Ole Hoist called at the George
Nielsen home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mayhem, Mrs.
George Peele, Mrs. Edna Rierson
we're visiting in town Monday.
Selmer Samuelson took Gust
Westrup. Helmer Lee and Arthur
Hensler 70 PIentywood Monday
where they We're called for jury
duty. Selmer Samuelson visited
With his father while there.
Richard CIemetson drove to West
by Tuesday
The regular parent teachers
meeting held Wednesday evening
was we'll attended An interesting
play given by the Freshmen class
furnished most OF The entertainment
after which lunch was served.
Mrs. Erick Bjork left Saturday
morning for Minneapolis where she
was called
The Dooley basketball teams
came TO Comertown Tuesday. The
main teams played a good. fast
game. the score being IS to II in
favor Of Dooley. The Midgets also
put up good fight. scoring 13 to
"A in favor of Comertown
Colburn Granvold is busy re
modelling the interior of the Jim
Vincent home.
Mildred Myars was an overnight
guest OF GLADYS Twet Thursday
The little KnlNson girl came nm
from Crosby on the train Friday
TO spend the week end with her
parents
Clifford Friberg was an over
night guest at the Kenneth Hoist
home Tuesday.
lave McCauley left Friday for
IoaI7dge where he will visit with
his brother for some time.
Roy Hoist rode horseback to the
Thompson home near Plenrywood
Wednesday
Johnnie Lee, Sanford Fransen 7
Ind daughter Beatrice attended an Y
l. O. e. ". get acquainted. party
n Westby Friday evening :
th10rd Helm Was pleasantly \
Thursday evening when a
'roup Of high school students and u
eachers, Miss Smith and Miss Pet /
rson gathered at his room to help |,
I'm celebrate his birthday. A social !,
Tening was spent after which the :
iris served lunch.
Junior Petersen was able to re !,
urn to school Friday after a weeks ),
lIneas Y
Mildred and Muriel Myars were
aturdaF and Sunday guests att the a
Aenneth Hoist home.
Paul Wlrtzberger spent the week VI
nd at his parental home. %
Chester HoIat spent the week end
his parental home o
Gnnnar Fransen called in town IL
riday to take the SImonsen girls ~ ~
nd Marie Bakken home for the -, ~
eek end. w
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
RESERVE
j. J. Gibbons


The Leer children and Mrs. Jor-
gensen are on the sick List this
week.
MT. and Mrs. Lars Angvik were
Plentywood visitors last Friday and
Saturday.
The Town Country Club met at
the Lyngas home last Saturday al
ternoon.
Latest reports indicate that Mrs
Gus Strand, confined i'm a hospital
az Minot. is not recovering as rap
Idly as friends hoped. Gust was
compelled to entm the hDspitar
late last week with an attack OF
janndice.
Fred Olsen, Alfred Jensen ana
J F. Olsen OF Dagmar have been In
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-01
COUNTY NEWS
News Reports from Herald Correspondents Gathered from
every section of Sheridan County

fancy work and an enjoyable TIM.
was had by those present.
Mr.. Fellows from Plentywoo<
was a Westby caller last Thursday
On Friday evening. Jan. 26. the
\. o. U. w. held an old time so
cial for members and their fami.
Lies. There were about fifty pres
ent and the evening was spent in
playing old parlor games and
contests. At midnight a delicious
lunch was served by the lunch COM
mittee. after which more games
We're played. This is the first par
ty of the kind the lodge has held
for many years, but as it proved
such a big success they will have
more of the same kind from time
to time.
Olaf Nelson, who lives northeast
of town, underwent q major oper
alton at the Noonan hospital last
week. Tuesday.
Melvin Huitgren Is assisting
doctor at Wiluston,
v. Oak.
A fast and furious basketball
game was played between the city
teams of Comertown and Westby
last Friday night at the Orpheum
The score WIS 16 0 so In favor OF
-omertown.
Geo. Weller is putting up ice this
week for Peter Miller.
Peter Bredyein transacted bus1- |
less in Williston last Friday.
Arthur Jensen Is visiting ait Bow
,ells. N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris johnson en-
ertained at dinner on Friday night.
sev. and Mrs. Almlie and son. Mr..
nd Mrs. Walter Olson and family.
fr. and Mrs. c. N. Rostad and
lloyd. Grace Olson, Frieda Peter
on and Merlin Rostad.
Ted Nordhagen returned from
finot last week w1th new Chev-
nlet truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friesleben enter
lined Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Peterson
nd family and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
iller and family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Huitgren ,
ere Plentywood callers last Fri !
iy.
Luther Hultgren has added I
arse to his Undertaking equip c
emit.
The Eighth grade pupils com !
eted their final tests In civics last 4
eek.
Several Westbyites went to Cros- =
Thursday to see the Harlem
ODE Trotters in action. r.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-05
BROOKLYNS PLAN ANNUAL CARNIVAL
Matt Dunphy Heads Com mittee for Gala Enter-
 tainment Next Week
BROOKLYN NEWS

The annual carnival and dance of the Brooklyn Athletic club will take place one week from Friday at their Bank street club rooms. Entertainment and dancing will be featured. A committee headed by President Matt Dunphy is now at work on preparations for the af- fair.
 Contest Tonight
 The fife and drum corps of St. Joseph's church will hold contest in the school auditorium this eve- ming. The musicians are planning to enter into competition in the spring and hope to march in all future parades here. It is believed they will be seen with the church societies, children and boy and girl scout troops that are usually lead by Rev Joseph J. Valantiejus. The group will plan some affair to equip themselves with braided uniforms.
 The judges for tonight's contest will be Father Valantiejus and Rev Edward Gradeck, Marshal Terry O'Conner, instructor of the corps, and Marshal John A. Stokes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-05

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