davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-12-15

ROLL-TOP DESK, child's; swivel chair,
Simmons single bed and spring, chaise
Tongue. 1920 Quincy st. NV. Adams
O22S-W.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

COCKER PUPPIES, lovable dispositions,
excellent bloodlines, A. K. C.. registered.
4 Hamilton st. Cottage City, Nd. Phone
Greenwood 211S.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

VIOLIN OUTFITS. SlO.95; complete with
bow, case rosin and instrument easy
terms kits. 1880 O st.
WARDROBE. oak double doors. In good
Condition. 1927 18th st, NV.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

BICYCLE. eirls. best condition for child
8 to 10 years. Phone Cleveland 94o9.
rf y11arA n vi
Evening star., 1935-12-15

COAT, black. size 80. 81; gas heater. 81;
hand-knitted blue sweater, So. 304S N
n NJ
Evening star., 1935-12-15

PIANOS FOR RENTS per month and
up Largest selection in washington to
choose from. Rent paid applies TO pur-
For special sale values see our ads under
the Musical Instruments" classification.
Natl. 4730. kits, 1880 Cast. tnear 14thl.
PIANCS-Uprights; ShcninEer, $30; Hugo
Worch $40: Marshall q Wendall. and KiHl-
ball, apartment size, practically new, $40
and SEQ; ali instruments in splendid con-
dition; ideal Christmas presents; nelnR
sold for storage patrons. untted STATES
storage CO.. 40 1oth q. H.ws
Evening star., 1935-12-15

ROLLER COASTER for small child, with
car and 13-foot inclined track; child S
crib SIS each; Meceano microscope set.
Nnrth 5hRT-I
Evening star., 1935-12-15

PIANO. grand. apartment size. latest
model; fine make; cheap; monthly pay
ments. Lawson. 635 Irving st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

PIANO-Marshan & wendell upright.
good condition, $50; bench So; Emerson
radio. like new. 81. Phone Lincoln s115.
WILL STORE PIANO for use of same.
Phone Columbia 30S3
Evening star., 1935-12-15

PIANO-Plain mahogany. standard make;
just been tuned, S25 cash. 519 Mass.
oya n M
Evening star., 1935-12-15

fb.uN. L. n. NESdlOkGs va
Alexandria, Fairfax pike.
BOSTON TERRIERS, gorgeous: Toys,
beautiful black. red, and fawn Pekingese:-
very cute chubby Chow puroies; also
Priced to suit. All stock inocuiated.
Come out and be convinced. Lady Astor
Kennels. Marlboro pike. Md. 100 yds.
over District line. Phone Hillside 0505.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, weeks old,
bob tail. beautifully marked. Sunday before
l or after pm. S12 Crittenden st. NV.
IRISH WATER SPANIEL, months, male,
retrieving, pediereed: $50. ]. Maloney,
1885 Bellefontaine. Kansas City. Mo.
CHOW PUPPIES, pedigreed also proven
Ts6 Hon sFqSs % snons ARSsrsG 4
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, sired by
champion Sir Orkney Racket. Dam is
bench winner and field broken. Blue Belton
setter stts breeder Of the East Buy the best
from Huntstone Kennels, 6l01 Brooke
vile I'd. Chevy Chase. Md. Wis. 4013-J.
cANARIEs, 2 beautiful, young, home
CAPITOL Phone Pot. 3954-R.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. registered;
males. solid colors. months old; M Joil
5osToN PUPS EeaS1naSs WssSiSStAn q K st. c. Fs9 Is
church. SH.''' caI rails Church 5-w-2.
COCKER SPANIEL. pedigreed, black and
white female. show dog; ideal pet for chill
dren: Sacrtf1ce, 80. 24O4 ZUtn 81. NV
GREAT DANES, pedigreed, registered.
presents: also prize grown Dane dog. All
at sacrifice prices. DR.. P. Evans. Met. 113e.
SCHNAUzER PUPPIES, registered Stand
ardl months old: nice Christmas gifts.
3213 Foxhan I'd. NV.
PEKINGEsE. pedigreed stock: 2 males.
fawn, 1 red; 8 months. very playful; nice
Christmas gift. Phone Metropolitan 72O4.
1919 Vermont ave.
ENGLISH BULLDOG and puppies pedi-
greed; reasonable. 3412 Otis st.. Mt. Rais
nier. Nd. Apt. 8.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS pedigreed. male ana
female 1920 21st st. n.s Cherrydale. Va.
Phone Clarendon 1245.
BOSTON PUPPIES. registered. champion
strain. 7l3 Ingraham 81. NV. los
BOSTON BULL TERRIER PUPPIES, pedi-
greed. 1921 goth st! ne. 15e
BOSTON BULL PUPPIES. registered. 8
weeks old; reasonable. Phone Georgia 1881.
$50 Whittier So. NV.
ENGLISH BULLDOG. PUPPIES. males. 6
oId; A. K. O. reg: best blood lines Rea-
sonahle. 3143 Ellicott st.. Chevy Chase,
d. c. 10.
wANTED-s scottie dog, young male; reas
COCKER SPANIELS-Blacks by champion
Merry Monarch Of Falconhurst. and Ny
Own bitch: red and whites. black and
whites; all red Brucie breeding; At STUD;
red and white, son champion Wilmarsa1nea ms
Phone Clarendon 1l5-R 404 S. Wakefield
st.. Barcroft Arllngton, Va.
BOSTON PUPPIES, nne pedigreed toy
ssock. b554 42nd st. Phone cieyelsnd
Op4OS ~
Evening star., 1935-12-15

WASHING MACHINES. new and rebuilt
1-year guaranty. MsytsEs; Thor: Apex
them. Terms. Phone National SS52.
1906 9th st. NV. Capitol Washing Ma
Evening star., 1935-12-15

PUPPIES--Fsat terriers. bIaek and tan
pup. 204l N. Stafford. Cherrydale, Va.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

MISUNDERSTANDING and oil burner:
blowers, fans. BEARINGS, brushes. repair,
winding. window display. Carly 1908 14th.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

sgd. VELVET CARPET. 2 tables, mission
and book trough. mission grandfather
clock; anytime Monday. is Bates st. NV.
Phone Potomac 17S5-J.
1 LARGE OLSON RUG (new); cost $35:
sell S25: ] large Crex rug; cost S15; sell
$3.50; L rosewood guitar, at bargain.
Phone Columbia 649S.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

RADIO. 6-tube table model with table.
$12. Call West 1160. Apt. IA.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

BOSTON TERRIER-1 female beautifully
marked; registered A. K. c. 4304 18th
pl ne. Phone North 63S5-J.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

PIANO Steinway. small modern upright
mahogany; good condition; sacrifice for
cash Columbia 1710 until pm.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

MOVIE CAMERA. Stewart Warner. F3-5; 4
| speeds. takes natural colors; also Keystone
motcr-driyen protector; both for S2S.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

puU, -Ud4 1t OSaLLULN g, OLLSt = III, -,
SCOTTfE PUPPIES. A. K. C. ped; lively,
good natured pets. Hold for Xmas.
Mason. 1886 Monroe st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

CHRISTMAS TREES. 800 pines on the
stump Cedars to be dug. 200 4 to feet;
200 to z feet; some 8 to 10 feet; perfect
trees Virginia 16 miles from washington.
Phone Clarendon S52-F-32.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

rugs: Oriental runner. 4xi5: beautiful,
rich co1orins: reasonable; chinese ems
broidered skirts; tand-embroidered black
silk mandarin coat, padded; needle-point
piece, l6 inches BY 81 inches; peacock
blue background; needle-point bell pull
brown background; handsome Oriental silk
rug for piano or wall: lamp; coffee and
end tables. 1904 Meadow Lane. corner
East-West Highway. Chevy Chase. Nd. NO
dealers
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METHODIST CHURCH
SERVICES NEXT SUNDAY

Rev. F. c. Fulford, Pastor. Resi-
dence, Crow and Fifth Streets.
Services for Sunday, May 18th.
as follows:
Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. M,
Mrs. j. J. Ping, superintendent.
Morning worship at II o'clock,
sermon by the pastor. Subject:
"The Motherhood of God" Spec
lal music for this occasion, Walter
j. Brekke, leader. This is Moth
er's Day; let us honor her by at
tending Divine worship.
There will be no evening service
this Sunday, and everyone is in
vited to attend the baccalaureate
service for the 1885 graduating
class OF the Hardin high school
at the high school auditorium.
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'4-H health rR0GRAM
GNKN Al CROW AGENCY

The A-Nat1Cha III club at
Crow Agency was the host, last
Thursday afternoon, to the Crow
public school and to the Busy
Bee All club from Soap creek.
The Al club leaders had secured
two health films which were
shown to the children. The bet
ter health program is carried as
a part Of the All project. The
picture on the conquest Of diph-
liberia was especially opportune at
this time. .
These same pictures were shown
at Lodg Grass, Monday afternoon
for the benefit Of the clubs in
the Lodge Grass and Wyola
communities. The parents Of the
members are always welcome to
attend the club meetings, and
their support In carrying on the
work Of the club Is solicited.
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FouRsQUARE GOSPEL CHuRcs

-ITI
Mary Jane Myers will be clos
ing her caIlpaign, this SUNDAY
night. The Lord has been bless
Ing. You will not want to miss
these closing nights.
Friday she will be preaching.
What If?"
Saturday evening Mary Jane
and Mrs. Myers will both be
preaching on the subject, Live
As You Please"
Sunday evening the subject will
be: Among Ny Souvenirs" She
will also sing In nine Languages.
Our regular services:
Sunday school, 1000 a. m.
Morning worship, II.
Crusaders. 6:45 p. M.
Sunday evening. 7:45.
Tuesday evening, 7:45.
Friday evening, 7:45.
Special musical program Moth
er's Day.
Come, YOU will feel welcome.
RYAN TWINS, Pastors.
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on Tongue river.
About five cars Of Eastern Star
members and children attended,
the Star party at Hardin on
Thursday evening Of last week.
Mrs. Frances CornweN, Mary
Elizabeth, Mr.. and MRS. C. A
Gardner and Virginia Jean were
Sheridan visitors, Saturday even
ing.
MRS. Frances cnrnwell enter
tanned the Contract Bridge club
on Wednesday Of last week. High
score was awarded Mrs. Hazel
Richardson. ~, =
The Boy Scout. baseball team
played q game at Crow Agency,
Sunday, and an independent team
played at WSula. Both local
teams lost their game.
Mrs. VerIe .Hertzler, Alice, Jack
Smith and baby went TO Billings,
Saturday, and brought Mrs, Smith
home, she having been there the
past two weeks under medical
care.
Mrs. John Ryan, MRS. Luella
Chapman. Mrs. c. e. Carr, Mrs.
Hazel Richardson, Jacqueline Pre-
vost, Mrs Carl Meister, Bill and
Jim, spent Saturdsu afternoon
with Mrs. e. Christensen near
Hardin.
The Woman's club met at the
home Of Mrs. Fay T. Abel, Tues
day afternoon, with Mrs. Helen
Watts and Miss Florence Jenkins
as hostesses, who served fresh
strawberry sundaes and waters at
the close Of the meeting.
The Grandmothers' club held
their regular meeting, last Friday.
Sixteen members were present
and Mrs. c. A. Gardner and Mrs.
Curly Mailer were guests. The
hostesses were Mrs. Mary Gardner
and Mrs. Sarah Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey and
the latter's mother, Mrs. John
Diekie Of Arminto, Wyo., departed
Tuesday for their home after sew
eral days visit with Mr.. Bailey's
mother, Mrs s. N. Bailey. and
sister. Miss Fannie Bailey, at the
Forman cabins.
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Chance For !
Boy or Girl


Helena, May Sin order to
accommodate many high schools
which have made helated en-
trance Into the National Educa-
tional Better HDusing contest, the
time for closing Of the school
examinations has been extended
to May II. according to announce
ment BY Barclay Craighead, state
director m the federal housing
administration. :,
Originally the school contest
closing date was fixed at May 3,
but as hundreds Of high schools
have asked for more time, the
housing administration has grant
ed two weeks additional to en-
able all schools to come under
the wire.
Under the new schedule, county
contests are to be completed by
May Is, state contests viii close
June I, national semi-finals on
June 8, and the national finals
will be held June IS.
In this contest. open to pupils
Of all public, private or parochial
high schools. contestants are re-
quired to submit a 600-word radio
script or feature article in speech
form, capable Of oral delivery in
six minutes. upon any one of the
following subjects: 80:
The Modern Home, the Apart
ment Home, the Farm Hume, New
Homes for Young America, and
Ltvable Homes for all Americans.
While the essays will be de-
livered orally in the school and
county contests. the state contest
will be decided by a board of
three judges upon examination of
the papers. only, and the two
ranking papers. one by a boy and
one by a girl, will be forwarded to
washington, d. c., for similar
consideration in the semi-finaIs.
From the semi-finals eight fl
nalists. four boys and four girls,
Will be selected to be called to
Washington to participate in the
national finals. For the final
contest enticing cash prizes have
been offered with 81 900 for each
boy and each girl finishing first:
$500 for each boy and girl finish
ing second; $3.50 for each boy and
girl finishing third. and 500 for
each boy and girl finishing fourth.
In each instance the cash prize
will be augmented by a gold
award. Silver medals will
be awarded to all state champions,
In some counties where financ-
ing can be effected locally, prizes
will be offered for local or county
If proper arrangements
can be perfected with the radio
stations, local or state winners
will be invited to deliver their
over the air.
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municiDai CORPORATION. Lined
LAND COMPANY. corporal
FRED d. LIPP. e. A. ROWE
SAILIE B. HOWELL. e. A. I'D
ELL administrator OF the esfAt(
GEORGE w. ZENTMIRE. CIV
i. BURlA. ELIZABETH BUR-
ALPHIA CHAPMAN. ALPl
CHAPMAN. admlntstratrtx Of
estate Of JOHN W. CHAPMAN. |
FANNIE DORNBER0ER. adn|
istrat-tx OF estate OF F..
DOREBERGER. Deceased: andI
other persons unknown. ciaimtn3
who might claim any right. titleI
tate or interest In or lien. or
cumbrance upon the real pfop(
described In the Complaint %
thereof ADVERSE 70 Diaintifc. ~
: shin. or Inv cloud uDou Dtain11
title thereto. whether speh a
or possible claim be pt4aaQk
9cont1uge1t Including any ,G1Sd
poasdhle claim or DOVER. Sck1
or accrued Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA 70 a
ABOVE MANNED DEFENDA1
AND TO ALI. OTHER PERSQ
GREETING: ~.
You are hereby summoned to
syer the complaint In this ac&
which Is flied in the Office 81
Clerk Of this Court. a couv OF VII
is herewith sRrved unou yoH. and
file vour answer and serve a q
thereof uuon the plaintiffs attor|
within twenty t20p days after
Of this summons. exclusive
the day of service: and In case
your failure to appear or ansI
iudemert will be taken against |
bv default for the relief demanded
this complaint. This action IL brou|
for the purpose OF auiefinE title.|
the plaintiff to the land situated
Big Horn County. Montana. and
as follows:
The West Sixty (60) feet OF Il
f17) and Eighteen 1Sl
Block Twelve f12) OF the Grid
Town (uow Citv) Of Hardin.
Horr County. Montana. and u
Five ts) and Six tsl Of Block I'll
teen I3> Of the Second Addition
the Town fnow Cifv> Of Hardin.
Horr County. Montana.
WITNESS my hand and the 4
Of said court this 18th day Of Au
1885.
{ csart seaN r. p. ROSS. cd
Der. W; Kronmiiler: Attorney
Plaintiff. Hardin. Montana.
Pub. April 10. 26, May {, 10, 1885,
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Spread of the Ma6a

The Malta made its first appearance
In the 1S6Os In sections In which immi.
grants naturally gathered. In seab"ard
cities. Later 1t spread to the big cities
to the westward. The code Of the mod
ern gangster Is no different in any par
tlcular from that of the "Black Hand"
OF. those days.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The estate OF Daniel ID. Bronson.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN
the undersigned. administrator. ~
Daniel D. Bronson. deceased, to
creditors of and all persons hav|
claims AGAINST the said deceased
exhibit them. with the necesss
vouchers. within six months after
first publication Of this notice.
the said administrator at the on
OF Burke & Collins. Billings. Yello
Dated at Hardin. Montana. this 1,
dav Of April. A.. D.. 1885.
Il. H. BURKE
Administrator. with, the will annex
Of the estate Of Daniel d. Brons
Deceased.
BURKE & COLLINS. Attorneys. I
lines. Montana = 5
Pub. April 26. Nav 8. 10. IT. 1885
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HARDIN OIL COMPANY. a corpora
ton. Plaintiff.
vs..
CARL RANKIN. Public Admir'stra-
tor. as Administrat- of the Estate
OF FANNIE THIRTEEN. also
known as FANNIE A. TURRITIN.
MACDE WHITMAN and OR A.
REI.LE MILLER. heirs Of FANNIE
THIRTEEN. also known as FAN
ME 4. TCRRITIN. BIG HORN
WILEY LAND AND DEVEI OPP
MENT COMP ANY. a corporation.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
HARTIN. a CORPORATION. BIG HORN
COUNTY. MONTANA. a quasi,
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LODGE GRASS :

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Bob Fulmer was . caller in
town, Saturday.
Frances stevens was in .towr
over the weekend.
Donald Mahler wa shome from
Billings, over Sunday. ,nr:
Miss Lolo Heacock was a. Sheri-
dan visitor, hast Saturday. p
Porter Kennedy was a business
visitor in Hardin, Tuesday. q.
c. A. Gardner was a business
visitor In Billings, Tuesday:
r. J. Miller spent Saturday and
Sunday ct Manderspn. Wyo.
r.. J. and w. A. Miller spent
last week in Billings on business
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooley
were callers in WsYpla, Sunday.
Donald Mailer was home from
Grow Agency, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. R. ]. Miller was a Sunday
dinner guest at the C. A. Gardner
home.
David Murry spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents at Bear
creek.
Byron Covington and family
spent the weekend at their
ranch.
Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs. w. A. Mil
Ter and Dorothy were in town,
Monday.
A. c. Dill is building an addi-
ton to the E. christensen home
near Hardin.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. La Fever and
son Kenneth Of Sheridan spent
Sunday here.
w. T. Benbrooks has been con-
fined to his bed, the past tw,
weeks, by illness.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Covington
were in Monday from their
ranch on Ash coulee.
DR.. '" A. Petzpkdt was speaker
at the Rotary club luncheon in
Billings, last Monday.
d. p. Blake and family are hack
at their farm on the Wolf noun
tains for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Boggess
and children Of Crow Agency were
In town, last Saturday.
Jack Richards returned Monday
from a several weeks visit with
relatives at Sidney, Nebr.
Mrs. r. J. Miller left Sunday
afternoon to visit a few days with
her parents at Arvada, Wyo.
Wayne Bond and Jay Fitzgerald
are working with A. c. Dill on the
E. Christensen home at Hardin.
Mrs. o. p. Mckinley and sons,
Leicester and Kieth, visited rela-
tives and friends in town, Sunday.
j.. G.. Buckingham has sold his
ranch to CAMEL De Clerq and is
again operating the blacksmith
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Buckingham
and son Lee attended the funeral
Of a relative at Story, Wyoming,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Davis, Anna
belle and Earl Matthews attended
the picture show in Hardin, SUM-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carney,
Kathleen and Patricia, spent sew
eral days last week with relatives
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NOTICE. no CREDITORS

ceased. r
Notice is hereby given bv the
dersigned Administrator Of the
tate Of Thomas Bailey Marquis.
ceased to the creditors Of and all D
SONS having claims AGAINST the {
deceased. to exhibit them. with
necessary vouchers. within .
months after the first publication
this notice. to the said Admtnistra
at Hardin. in the County Of Big Hc
State Of Montana.
Dated at Hardin. Montana Al
IL. 1885. ~&.s ~ "
E. L. JACOBSON.
Administrator OF the Estate of Thon
Railey Marauia deceased.
QUINN & MADDOX. Hardin. n,
tana ATTORNEYS for. Administratd
Pub Aprit IS. Is. Nav 8. 10. 193s
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science services at
Pine Lodge. Sunday morning at
II O'Clock. Subject, Adam and
the Fallen Man"
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. The
public Is cordially invited to at
tend. -.
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George Wasiisstos Highway
The George Washington highway IL
laid along the banks Of the canal
Washington built through the Great
D'sraa' swamp In Virginia rad North
CarOMna.
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Growth Of America. HOLLY
American holly viii grow up to .
tree Of pyramidai shape and a height
which under certain projections may
reach 60 feet. 1t ia "the tailest hrnad-
leaf natural evergreen for cDid re-
Ei"ns." reaching a circumference Of
from 40 to az inches.
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A Rare Poet

Iennyson was the poet Of modern
times who made money by poetry.
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FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1855
i .
KIDDIES' KORNER
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"a
Dear Aunt Betty:
Miss Batty visited our room
last week. We were glad to see
her and hope that she will come
again.
Your friend, y
SMACN HASQUES.
Yesterday when we were playing
tag, our white goat ran after us.
We ran to the house and st1ut the
door. Then she went away, angry.
Your friend,
= LOUISA REYES.
Dear Aunt Betty:
We gave u Health Play
last Friday, In the gym. Jack was
the Health doctor. Joyce was sick
because she did not sit and stand
erect. Anna Belle had the tooth
ache because she didn't take care
OF her teeth. Jerry was Joe's
mother. Joe was sick because he
ate too much cake and candy.
Donald was sick because he did
not take any exercise. Grace had
sore eyes because she read on the
bus. Helen Beth, Donna Marie
and Clara wanted to be beautiful.
The doctor told them II they
wanted to be beautiful they must
follow the health rules.
Your friend.
JOYCE DANIEL son.
Dear Aunt Betty:
We have three little kit
tens. I think they are very nice.
Your friend,
BETTY ZIER.
Dear Aunt Betty:
It was Jacks birthday yes
terday. We played games and
had a nice time. We had cookies
and all day suckers.
Your friend,
LEONARD CODNEYS.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Last Sunday afternoon my
daddy and I went to get the
cows. I got some ticks on me.
We have a new milk COW. Her
name IS Spotty.
Your friend,
EDITH JERRY PETERSON,
Dear Aunt Betty:
Ny mother and father went
to the Prom. We went over to
my Aunt Bellies. Ny brother
slept there all night. I got up at
six o'clock and went over to wake
them up. When I got there, they
were eating breakfast.
Your friend,
DAVID GARTH FOUST.
Dear Boys and Girls:
We are all so glad to have
these news items from the "a
room. We have missed you the
past few weeks. But where are
the rest Of you? I understand.
some of you had a picnic in the
City park, last Friday, and we
would like to hear about It, and
l am sure that you people out in
the country and neighboring towns
can find may interesting things
to write about.
What a lovely rain we had this
week. didn't we, and now that
the sun has come out bright, the
ground will soon be warm and
the seeds already planted as well
as those soon to be planted should
grow very fast. Many of Won
are planting flower gardens this
year. Tell us Of the bulbs and
seeds. you are growing, and other
plans, such as arrangements of
beds, etc. We may get many good
ideas from one another in that
way.
AffectiOnatelv
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Special sale on Glassware, !
on at Elder Hardware Co. ;
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the District Court Of the I'hir.
teenth Judicial District Of the State
OF Montana. In and for the County
Of Bic Horn.