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Evening star., 1935-11-12
GRID DEATH LIST
HEAVY THIS YEAR
Total of 81 Highest Since
1881, When Great Number
Caused Rule Changes.
BY the AsSo lated Press.

BY the AsSo lated Press.
n YEW YORK, November 12.-Foot
N ball has taken more lives than
usual this year.
Five deaths this last week
brought the total on the Associated
Press list to "a. the highest since 1881.
Forty-nine fatalities that year resulted
in a revision of the rules.
Deaths this year already exceed by
nearly 40 per cent the toll of "a for
the entire 1884 season. The latest
victims were two sandlot players and
one each from college, high school and
club rosters.
Sandlot and high school foot ball
has accounted for the entire increase
over last years toll.
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w the Mexico City High
School All Stars at Grit
fifth Stadium the day after Thanks
giving will have to look to the air if
they hope TO halt their Latin-Ameri-
can visitors.
According to the limited informa-
ton tricklIng into Washington, the
youngsters from below the Rio Grande
are not, as a class. considered particu-
larly fast They have mastered the
aerial route to their opponents goal
posts, however, and single combina-
ton Of backs has scored IA touch
downs via the forward pass route since
the all-star combination was selected.
Ernesto Villarreal. captain Of the
select squad and quarterback. and
Manuel Ruiloba. right half jointly
have been on the two ends Of the
successful passes. Both youngsters
are adept passers and both can receive
while going down the field.
Evening star., 1935-11-12

r IOW inter-high champion
IL ships are won 10 years
| later" will be the planned
n II demonstration of the
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Here's one foot bah man who's
Evening star., 1935-11-12
INVADERS STRONG
IN TOSSING BALL
One Combination of Backs
Has Scored ID Times on
Aerial Shots.

w YASHINGTON'S high
M champions, who will meet
v v the Mexico City High
School All Stars at Grif-
Evening star., 1935-05-16

Wash Frocks, Etc.
Frocks. Were $2.95..
so Uniforms and Print
Dresses. Were Sill to TIC
Sl.lS ....... .sss.s'.s.s
80 Uniforms and Striped Ray
on Dresses. Were s2.sS $l.99
and 1925 ...........
-25 White Aprons, printed per-
Gale and sheer frocks. SOc>
Were 81 .......-......
is Misses Wash CT 40
Frocks. Were S1.95.. ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
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otatAOAASA
II Corona Portable Typewriter;
standard keyboard-back space.
Case marred. G27 E0
Was $39.50...... ~
is pkgs. Writings Writing
Paper, cellophane rapped.e
Odd Lot Paper by the 7Qc
pound .................
Odd Lot Envelopes. 80
Package
rs Original Etchings; 40c
framed .............
Odds and Ends Playing 1Qc
Cards. Deck. .........
. Duplicate Bridge Sets; IL
board was SLIPS; IL Pr;ca
8 board was $500 ~
Odd Lot Sets Of 4
Coasters, washable. Were TO
25c ......
Kann's-Street Floor.
Millinery
-46 Felt Hats. Soiled. QQc
Orig. $l.95 to $500. 900.
al Spring Straws. CD OO
Orig. $1,000 to $500 %H'oo
Kann's-SecOnd Floor.
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Home Fittings
Housewares

Remnants Curtain and ORA.
perry Fabrics. Were 15c to 40
29c yd. .................
Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Fabrics. Were 39c 7Rc
to soc yd. .............. O
Odd Lot Glazed Chintz, were
29c and 39c yd. Sample Squares,
were 39c and soc ca. Striped
Awning Duck, was 29c 1Oc
yd. ................
-28 Water Repelle @1
Swinging Hammocks ...... W.
-Chintz Boudoir Chair
Covers. Were $l.39 to OOc
$1.69 each ..............
-Sateen and Chintz
Spreads and Drapes. @7 90
Were S1.95... .......
30 Awnings, soiled and
damaged. Were $1.39 to 7Qc
SZ.S8
- Bolts, 48 in, French 90
Marquisette. Was sec yd.
-35 Three-FOld Panel SOo
Screens. Were $1........
Kann's-Third Floor.
Lingerie
-1S6 Silk Crepe and Satin OOc
Slips. Were $169. ......
.,. n4s Checked !" as.. Cotton casoa $l.OO
81 Silk Slips, Linen Slips, Silk
Undies and Gowns.
Soiled. Were $l.95 and @7 22
-147 Silk Slips, Cotton Print
Pajamas, Pongee Slips, Silk Che
mise, Dance Sets, Muslin
slips. Were $1.00 to R2c
Sl.oS .............
-18 Silk or Rayon Crepe Pa
"a ia%as; os as sOilsd; ss az Were $l.99
Kann'S@Second Floor
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Il Silk Bag with hood, upper
fastening. Soiled. Was SOc
$l.oS ................
Il Pink Silk Dress, size 2;
1 Wool Blanket, were OOo
$1.98 .................
IS Batiste Gowns, l size 8, 4
size 6; 10 Vanta Union Suits,
sizes 2 to 6; Cannon Bath Mat;
ii a n embroidered Walking
Frocks, size l year. All SQc
were $l.00. ...............
IA Mesh Panties, sizes COo
2 to 6. Were 45c. ~>C
Il Blanket, soiled. Was 11c
1Sc .................
3 Blankets. Were G7 90
$2.s5 and $2.98. E ach sp A'oo
IS Mesh Union Suits, 2Sc
sizes 4 to 10. Were 59c.. o"S
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Jr. Misses Wear
IA Print and Plain e1
Dresses. Were 1896. ..... %A
--6 Crepe Dresses.
Were $10.95 and @S 90
SlI'oo ........s.....
IS Redingotes. Sizes cG OO
IL to Is. Were S16.95. %O'~~
-3 Party Dresses.
Sizes 13 to IS. Soiled. e0 90
. Were S7Q5 POs ~
Ws Were r,,5t 81 s5 t. prssses. Dr. ss $l.99
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Trimmings
-15 Belts, various styles, 90
soiled. Were 89c and 98c NV
-Odd-L0t Buckles and To-
Clips. Were 48c to CSC. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Umbrellas

p Silk 10-Rib Um- 60 -
brellas. Were $500. ~O
-3 Silk Mixture 16-
Rib Umbrellas. Were GI 90
S400 ~A~o
a Gloria 16-Rib Um- @I n
brellas. Were $780,. ~Ao>
Kann's-Street Floor,
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$1.OO Sale Of HOUSEWARES
These and Manv Other Specials

Gall Kannsous Ready Mixed Paint 500
Il Gal 4-hr Enamel or Varnish Paint .S100
Gal Washable Flat Wall Paint .S100
Full Length Mirrors Size I4x5O On.............$10 .$100
I2-ot Step-on Garbage Cans.
Decorated Porcelain Guns and Saucers
Folding, .S100
4-cup Electric Coffee PercoIators .S100
Topof- stove Baking Ovens .S100
IL Stainless Steel Knives and Forks S1O0
Metal Garden Hose Reel .$1.0O
Large Storage Closet and Chest for ......... .S100
Triplicate Aluminium Saucepan Sets .$10o
Water RepelIent Shower Bath Curtains .S1Oo
l4pc Green Glass Refrigerator Sets. .$100
5-H Folding Stem Ladders .S1.0O
2spc Green Glass Luncheon Sets ets..,,,,.,.....Sl0
6-cup Heatproof Glass Coffee Maker
Kann's-Third Floor
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Ribbons

Wide Sash Ribbons. CSo
Were 39c to SOC yd...... ON
Remnants Hair Rib p
b0ns. Were 19c TO Csc 7C1Lo
yQ.
Marrow Ribbon Remnants. -
Were 10c to zoe yd.. ..... W
nDssosa'l'' rlawses E sprays 25c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Summer Homefittings

Specially Purchased for Friday Selling
. 39c Fringed Marquisette Panel Curtains
S795 Pinch PIeated Linen CreOnne Drapes, .....S5
. Natural Color Bamboo Porch Shades ea S9c
. 39c Sash Curtains for lower half window, l9c
69c Priscilla Curtains, 81 n wide to pair ....51c
. S895 and S995 Slip Cover, pc. sets
Kann's-Third Floor.
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DOnestics

-48 Red Label Pepper
ell Sheets, 72x99. Were ~.
Sl-lU
--l20 Red Label Pepper C1.
ell Pillow Cases. Were 29c ~AS
5 Spread, Pillow
and 6-Pc. Scarf Sets. CT o.
Were $685. ......... @'~o
$50 Yds. U n b lie ched o.
Muslin. Were 1212c yd. -. -
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Floor Coverings

80 Rice straw Rugs,
ex12 #. Were $3.9s. &7 40
Damaged. ..........
. Fiber Rugs, 9x12 it.; soiled;
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Lamps (Shopworn)

vs. wsr. Floor 10 o. La mp'' $l.98
Il Bridge Lamp. Was $9.98; 3
d. d ssk IS Lamps Were S4.08
$7.98 ...............
-49 B0u dOir Lamp
Shades. Were 98c and 90
$1.l9
-19 BOudoir Hob Nail IN.
Lamps. Were 89c. ...... cON
Il Adjustable Bridge Lamp Base
and ! Alabaster Table
Lamp with Shade. co 90
Were $1498 ....... ~~~o
Il Table Lamp with CS 90
Shade. Was 1898 -. %o'~o
40 BOudoir Lamps,
m irrore ball and e1 %
shade. Were $l98... A
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Toilet Goods


Imported Perfumes. oV nn
Were $3.50 and 81 or. @A'OO
-Nourishing and Foun-
datI0n Creams. Were 81 90
jar ''''...........
a0sL0' were 81 makeup Boxes 69c
Nail Buffers, Shoe Hooks,
Shoe Horns. t3 for 10c). E. ~
Lotions, Smelling Salts, 10o
Antiseptics, etc. Each. oN
Kann's-Street Floor.
Linens
-120 Linen Lunch Nap
kins, hemmed or hem IOo
stitched ...............
is Hemstitched Linen Cloths,
So in; orig. $1.39 ca. 22 Linen
5-Pc. Lunch Sets. Orig. o.
Sl.Z0 StL
g Doz. 22-In. Linen
Napkins. Orig. $4.95 co 7S
OOZ.
-12 Martex Bath Mats. cI
Seconds. $3.50 grade. W
Kann's-Street Floor.
Jewelry
200 Pcs. Costume Jew To-
elry. Were 55c. ..........
loo Pcs. Rhinestone Jew %.
elry. Orig. s100. wv
10 Rock Crystal
Necklaces. Were $2.95 c1 o.
and $3.50. c
is Pcs. Costume jew go
elrt. Were $l00. ........ OoO
Il Woman's EIgin Baguette
.,E wrist st Watch Orig $3.50
S45 90 .........-..
so Pcs. Costume S1 OO
Jewelry. Were s195.. ~AOo
is Novelty Rings. Were 1Oo
oSC ..........
Kann's-Street Floor
Notions
-12 Garment Bags. Odd 90
lot ................
--Nushine White Shoe t.
Polish. Was 25c .......
Rubber Crib Sheets. l. A.
yd. 50. Were 75c. .......
Priscilla Sewing Cabi-
nets. Pastel shades. cno
Were s1.00 ............. WV
Odd Lot Ice Box IN.
Scarfs AON
S mall Lot Sanitary
Aprons and Bandeaux. To.
Soiled ~
c1o,ha oda Lot OF Dish 3 for lOc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of MARY P. BALL. Deceased
Notice is hereby given bv the un-
dersgned Andrew J. Ball. Admins
traitor Of the Estate Of Mary P. Ball.
deceased. to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit them. with
the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication OF
this notice. to the said Andrew J. Ball
at Lodge Grass. in the County Of Big
Horn. state of Montana.
Dated at Hardin. Montana. this 14th
day of Dec. 1884.
ANDREW J. BALI.
Administrator of the Estate of Mary
F. Ball. deceased.
BERT W. kKONMIILER. Attorney
for Administrator.
Pub. Dec 2l. %. 1884. Jan. 1. II.
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always get the time it needed,
I fear But now we can settle
down to good work again and I
hope you all will
Affectionately,
AUNT BETTY.
Dear Aunt Betty:
I would like to write you
and the boys and girls because I
like to read your letters. I am
seven years old and am the only
one in the second grade in our
school. We get the Hardin paper
from our Uncle Jesse. My small
est brother has the Group. He
got it the day before Christmas.
For Christmas I got a little dresser,
1865 crayons. gum. candy. nuts.
map dress tam and a book. We
each found a nut in the toe of
our shoe.
WILMA JEAN HOAGLAND.
Rapelje. Mont.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of HARRY S. SCOTT. !

Estate of HARRY S. SCOTT. De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the I'M
dersigned Administrative Of the Es-
tate of Harry S. Scott. deceased. to
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims AGAINST the said deceased. to
exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers within Four months after
the first publication Of this notice. to
the said administrative at the office
of H. w. Bunston. Attorney. at Har-
din. in the County Of Big Horn. State
Of Montana.
Dated at Hardin. Montana. Decem-
Der 6th. A. D. 1894.
PEARL SCOTT LOUKES.
Administratrix Of the Estate OF Harry
S. Scott. deceased.
H. W. Bunston. Hardin. Mont. Atty.
for Administrative.
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A. j. Sheets has been i'll at
his home.
VIM. ). Badgley is a patient at
the sheridan hospital.
Bill ArDogast is receiving medi-
cal attention in Hardin.
Mrs. Wlnnifred Woodley was a
Sheridan caller, Thursday.
John Kerns and children were
Wyola callers, Wednesday.
Maurice Davidson of Lee called
on friends near Wyola, Sunday.
Miss Martha Taylor and Fred
Burks were Sheridan callers, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kosko and child
rem spent New Years Day in shcr-
idan.
The girls Good Will club met
with Miss Avis Ulrich, Friday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Jess Blankenship spent
Christmas vacation at her home
at Kirby.
Mrs. Tony Pankovich, Joe and
Jack Burks went to Billings, Vice.
nesday, on business.
Glen Davis was a patient at
the Sheridan General hospital,
several days last week.
Miss Eileen Aldrich spent the
holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. K. Aldrich.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wham and
Dorothy returned from a trip to
Illinois, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Murphy were
New Years Day dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kerns.
Miss Marv Ann Boyd returned to
Bozeman. Sunday. after spending
the holidays at her home.
Miss Virginia Edwards of Sheri-
dan was a house guest of Miss
Mary Ann Boyd, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hopper
and children returned from Lin
coin, Nebr., Tuesday evening.
Miss Eunice Campbell returned
to Lewistown. Tuesday, after
spending the holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob New'house en-
tertained John Lester and Mark
Kerscher at dinner, Monday ev-
ening.
Mrs. E. c. Robinson was a house
guest, Friday evening, at the home
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Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson
in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schaubel and
children were New Years dinner
guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Smith.
Fred Baker returned to Missoula,
Wednesday, after spending the
past week with his grandmother,
Mrs. Dorothy HAAS.
Miss Margaret Woodley returned
Tuesday to Bozeman, after SPEND
ing the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Wannifred Woodley.
VIM. Fenton and Gerald and
Miss Margaret Loveen Boshart Of
Ballantine, have been house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. "A. J. Sheets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wattenberg
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Morland
Drake Of Parkman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva Montgomery, at dinner, Mon
dav evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ulrich and
Mr.. and Mrs. chris Christensen
were guests. New Years Day. at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alya
Montgomery.
A box supper and watch" party
were given Monday evening by
the SUNDAY school and church.
The sale of the boxes brought a
neat sum. which goes into the
building fund.
w. F. Owen and T. c. Hen
erickson of Lodge Grass brought
a bunch of calves Of the Faddis-
Kennedy Cattle CO. to the Adams
ranch above Wyola, Sunday, where
they will be fed.
Fred Baker was a house guest
of his cousin, Miss Marion Hass,
over the weekend. While in
Sheridan he attended the Jobs
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Daughters dance and the Wom-
ans Club dance.

Daughters dance and the Wom-
ans Club dance.
Miss Bertha Brown returned to
Billings, Saturday, after spending
several days with her mother, Mrs.
Ada Brown. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Schroeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stout. Mr..
and NETS. Lewis Booth and Mr..
and Mrs. John Telander of Sheri-
dan and Kenneth Woodley were
Sunday dinner guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Belken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Eggart,
MI. and Mrs. Carl Gross, Miss Ella
Mccormick, Mrs. Dan Eggart. Dan
and ANeen Eggart and Glen Simp-
son were dinner guests, Monday
evening, Of Mr.. and Me- E. L.
Wiley.
The Wyola Woman's club held
their annual Christmas party, Fri
day evening, at the Wyola cafe.
There was a very small attend
ance Bridge. fan tan and travel
were PLAYED. No prizes were
given. Gifts were given each per
son. A lovelv lunch was served at
the close Of the evening. Mrs.
e. c. Woodley and Mrs. Bob New
house were on the entertainment
committee and Mrs. BENNY Roberts
and Mrs. E. K. WILEY were on the
refreshment committee.
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Christmas, but I didn't get one.
I gave my little sister a set of
dishes.-LELA SALDIVAR.
got a football, a set of seven
little cars, an erector set, a see
o-scope. a puzzle, a race car, an
EverSharp, and handkerchief
for Christmas.
RONALD Luton.
got pair of red beads,
handkerchief and a dress for
Christmas.
Saturday night Mamma and
were sitting in the dining room.
We heard some noise. Mamma
thought it was someone. She told
my brother Mike to look. He was
scared. My sister said. Mamma,
you. I am scared" Mamma went:
as she opened the door Boo! it
was Uncle John and Harry Teller.
We had visitors three times in
vacation.
tLl1ER.
Lena Young and I went out on
her sled. We sure did have fun.
I got lots of toys My sister gave
me a pair of roller skates.
CHARLOTTE BARNARD
The first Saturday I was out
on my vacation our telephone
pole caught on fire. Big balls of
fire fell down. I saw it as mother
and were coming home from
town. They had to turn off our
electric lights for a little while.
We had to use a candle until
the lights came on.
got lots of nice things for
Christmas. I got big doll and
set of doll dishes. I got lots of
other things too. I hope YOU had
a Merry Christmas.
BLANCHE FRANKLIN.
My grandma sent me a bath
robe for my big doll and brought
me some material for a dress for
her.
PEGGY Lorraine SADDLER.
went up to Mr.. Bells. Mon
day afternoon. He gave me a cat
l went on a sled. One horse pulled
It, FRANK GRESS.
l got a pair of ice skates. I
cannot skate very we'll, but will
/ learn. I went to Riley's, Tuesday
afternoon. I had a good time. We
, went ice skating.
We had a very nice Christmas
and a nice Christmas tree. too. I
got a doll in basket and a sew
ing set. two nice handkerchiefs,
a nair of mittens and a pair of
: bedroom slippers
HELEN VANCE.
I went to my sisters place for
vacation. I had lots of fun. Bobby
Cook ard I vent sled riding. We
, went down the steepest hill. I
got pocket knife and an air.
plane You nut tho airplane to-
gether. It has rubber band on
it to shoot it rp in the air.
| WALTER HEAGLE.
We have new girl in our
room. Her name is Donna Mae.
She came Wednesday morning.
GEORGE DORM.
My father and mother. my
brother and I were back to my
brother-in-law's. We had a Christ
mas tree We burned candles on it.
EDWARD SCEAFER.
got a set Of paints on Christ
mas. There are ten paints in the
set and four colors in it. There
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I went to Hobson's for Christ
mas vacation. had lot of fun.
Yesterday I found violin in the
middle of the road. It had not
been hurt. wonder who the
owner could be.
JUANITA ELLIS.
Christmas. day We went ice
skating. We were playing follow
the leader" I was the leader.
fell down. All the other girls
fell on me.
HELEN GREENWA1D.
I had a very good time. this va
cation. but was glad to come
back to school.
JOHANNA PICKARD.
New Years day was my daddy's
birthday. I baked him a birth
day cake-RUTH LEWIS.
My little sister broke her arm,
Monday afternoon. It was her
right arm.-DOROTHY HAMMER.
Yesterday I went skating. I hit
a hole in the ice I fell and hurt
my eye.-MARY WATSON.
I helped my daddy drive sheep
New Years Day. I had a lot Of
fun.-DUAYNE SCHALLER.
For Christmas I got pair of
boots. They were just what
wanted most. I got many other
nice things, too. am wearing
my boots to-day.
IRIS MAE SCRIBNER.
The day after Christmas Orville
Svaren came out to my house.
We went down to a big pond to
skate. fell down twice
BOBBY MIELKE.
For Christmas I wanted a pair
of boots. sweat shirt and a Buck
Rogers pistol. I really got them.
MacAllister's were our guests,
Christmas Day.
RALPH STRAND.
l had a very nice Christmas Va
cation and got many nice gifts.
Christmas Day we went over to nv
Grandma and Grandpa Kelly's
house.-MARILYN KELLY.
4B
I went skating with my cousin
during vacation. surely had
fun learning to skate I fell down
about ten times. The first time
l fell I cracked my head.
GEORGE SIMPSON.
I got a typewriter. some doll
clothes, a picture of birds and a
tablet for Christmas. Monday
night We went to our grandmoth-
er's. I had lots of fun there.
ELIZABETH CODENYS.
During Christmas vacation, I
went skating on our ice pond. On
the ice were coyote tracks. I
think those same coyotes were
around our house, Christmas Eve.
DONALD GREENWALD.
My sister, who lives in Cali
fornia, sent me book named
"Tailspin Tommy for Christmas.
I like 1t very much. I also got a
drum, a pencil box and fifteen
cents.-LESLIE RE:uE.
I had fun on Christmas Day. I
went to my grandmother's house.
She gave me a Christmas book
wished I would get coat for
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SeSA.H0 &2Sn -
For the arrest and cnNvictton q
And ~ Vlolatose Of Other Laws
Hereinafter Mentioned
WI be paid by
BIG HORN COUNTY LIVESTOCK
ASSOCIATION

HEREINAFTER n2cl1INUe0I
WI be paid by
BIG HORN COUNTY LIVESTOCK
ASSOCIATION
The Big Horn County Livestock
offers q reward of $4,000
for Information leading to the appre-
and conviction of any person
or persons for the larceny of any
livestock or wool owned by any paid
up member Of this Association or tho
and conviction Of any
person or persons for arson in tho
burning Of any property belonging to
any paid-up member Of this Assocf&-
ton or for the commission Of an ag-
gravated assault upon any employees
Of any paid-up member OF this Asso-
nation waile In the discharge Of his
Iuty by any person while engaged -
my attempt to commit any said lar.
ceny or arson.
Such offer Of reward shall apply to
any such crime committed at any
time upon or bet, cen the LIST day of
January. 1884. and the LIST day OF
January. 1885.
may be claimed must be impaired to
the County Attorney or the Sheriff OF
the county in which the crime was
committed Or to q member Of the
executive committee Of the Big Hon
County Livestock Association not later
than January I. 1895.
PROVIDED FURTHER That where
such information II given to any Of
the above persons By two or moro
persons, simultaneously. then this re-
wsrd shall be proportioned share and
such information.
PROVIDED FURTHER That no Of
dcer Of this State nor tho owner Of
the property against whom such
CRIME was committed sl.au be eligible
to claim or to receive such reward.
JOHN P. TURNER.
Secretary.