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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10
Install 1885 Leaders
For Degree Of Honor

Degree Of Honor Protective associa-
ton officers for 1885, headed by Mrs.
Alfred Zuger, who was renamed pres
ident, were seated following . routine
business meeting Of the lodge held
Wednesday evening at the World War
Memorial building.
Mrs. Zuger announced the appoint
ment Of the first and second assist
ants to the first vice president, who
win be Mrs. Title Peterson and Mrs.
Dora Beattie, respectively. The staff
Of officers includes: Miss Marie Huber,
past president; Mrs. Myrtle Eliason,
first vice president: Mrs. Resale
Roehrich, second vice president; Mrs.
Mabel Olson, recording secretary:
Miss Rose Huber, financial secretary;
Mrs. Marion Homan, treasurer: Miss
Viola Toews, usher: Mrs. Rose Schrein-
er, assistant usher: Mrs. Arlene Pei
ker, inside watch; Miss Helen Kroeger,
outside watch; Mrs. Marion Wachtler,
pianist: Mrs. Dorothy Doyle, staff cap
tain: Mrs. Beattie, Mrs. Emma Fisher
and Mrs. Freda s. Eliason, trustees,
and Miss Dorothy Huber, juvenile
director.
Mrs. Robert WEIGH, Mandan, past
state president, acted as installing Of
ficer and was assisted by Mrs. Martha
label as grand usher and Mrs. Peter
son, Miss Erma Pelke, Miss Eunice
Fisher and Miss Evangeline Kelley as
the escort staff. Following the cere-
monies Mrs. Zuger presented Mrs.
Doyle with q personal gift in recogni-
ton Of her services as staff captain.
During an intermission between the
business meeting and installation, Miss
Vivian Coghlan played the D-Minor
and G-F1at waltzes by Chopin.
Wednesday. Jan. %, was set as the
date for . benefit bridge party to be
arranged by the ways and means COM
mittee with Mrs. Pelker, chairman,
Mrs. label and Miss Pelke in charge.
Mrs. Zuger, Mrs. A. M. Brazerol
and Miss Rose Huber were named
delegates to the fraternal rally to be
sponsored here Monday, Feb. II, BY the
North Dakota Fraternal Congress. The
lodge voted to assist in sponsoring the
rally.
During the social hour, Mrs. zuger,
Mrs. BraSerol, Miss Rose Huber and
Mrs. Grace Alderman served refresh
ments.
Mrs. Evelyn Berthel Mandan, was
Q guest at the meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10
New Homemaker Unit
Is Called Lakeville

Women of the Grass Lake ana
Estherville townships organized a new
Homemakers' club when they met
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
A. H. Erickson. They chose the name
"Lakeville," which suggests the loca-
ton of the club since it takes the
final syllable Of the names OF ootn
townships. The last Thursday OF
every month was selected as the meet
ing date.
Mrs. Erickson was elected president
and will have serving with her the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. G. L. johnson,
vice president; Mrs. Oscar Ericsson,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10
Additional
~ociety
- FVY
1f=
Business Topics Form
Woman Club Program

The business world furnished the
theme for the Womans club program
when the group met Monday evening
with Mrs. c. E. Pickles, Bill Tenth ST.,
as hostess. Following roll cau an
sve-ad with Interesting Bits About
Women in Business" Mrs. r. G. Nor
ton told What Every Women Should
Know About Insurance" The hos
tess served refreshments after the
business meeting and program were
concluded.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10
FERA Straw Contract
Awards Not Definite

Contracts for moving Of straw for
FERA will not be definitely awarded
for q week, Clyde BarkA stock 1000
director, said Thursday.
Low bidders for movement q straw
at three concentration camps were
Roger Foster Of Grandin, a cents per
ton. at Grandin concentration camp;
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10
Young Pianist Plays
Radio Program Friday

Miss Frances Bernstein. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bernstein,
GOT Second st., will be presented In
q 15-minute piano recital over KFYR
Friday evening, starting ct 7:S0 o.
clock, by Mrs. jeanette Frendborg.
Her program will include: "Chaconne,
Durand: scarf Dance" Chaminade:
"Idilio," Lack, and 'Blue Danube
Waltz" Strauss.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10
Church Societies

First Lutheran Missionary Society
The annual meeting with election
Of officers will be held by the First
Lutheran Missionary society at 8
o'clock Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs. o. N. Nordlund, 314 Mandan st.
A social hour and service Of refresh
ments will follow. All members and
others interested in the organization
are invited.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10
Meetings Of Clubs
And Social Groups
Rebekah p. n. G.

Rebekah p. n. G.
The Past Noble Grand club Of the
Rebekah lodge will meet at 8 O'Clock
Friday evening with Mrs. A. w. Snow,
oil Eighth st.
\ \ X
Junior A. L. A.
A business meeting will be followed
by a short entertainment when the
Junior American Legion Auxiliary
meets at I o'clock Friday afternoon
at the Auxiliary room. World Wal
Memorial building. Kathleen Spohu
will give two solo dances. Members
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10
rARGOAN GETS POST

Fargo, N. D., Jan. l0.-RNF. B.
McAneny Of Fargo has been named
district examiner Of the eighth fed
eral home loan land bank district,
comprising the states Of North and
south Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and
Missouri.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10
Retired New Salem
Farmer Dies Here

Karl Kiesel Of New Salem, retired
farmer and q checker In the state
regulatory department during the
LANCER administration, died at 1852
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10

The United States, at the end OF
1880, had developed water power OF
1885 900 horsepower out Of an esti-
mated potential capacity Of $4,000, 600
according to the u. 8. Geological Sur
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-10
Procathedral Choir
Notes Anniversary

The mixed choir q 81. 16ary's pro.
cathedral, directed by Rev. Father
Henry Holleman, observed it, first
anniversary Tuesday evening with .
$50 o'clock banquet given at the
Grand Pacific hotel private dining
room. Covers were laid for = mem.
bers. Following the banquet, there
vas an informal social time with com.
munity singing as the main enter.
tainment.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
Campeones para la Comison de Boxeo de Illinois

Chicago, ILL.,, Die. 2.-La co.
mission atletica del estado de
Illinois declare aver vacantes
los campeonatos de peso ligero,
pluma y mosca, dando la 81
lGuiente lista de boxeadores y
su posicion:
Peso Complete: campe6n, j.
j. Braddock; !, Jose Luis; 2.
Max %Schmeling, y 3, Charley
Retzlaff.
Peso compleo ligero: cam
pe6n, John Henry Lewis, ell ne
gro de Arizona; /, Bob DIN; 2,
Make Rosenbloom, y 3, Lou
Brouillard.
Peso medic: campe6n, Babe
Risko; l, Jack Gibbons; 2, Ted
dy Yarocz; 3, Freddie Steele
A, Marcel Thil (que es ell verda-
dero campe6n), y 5, frankie
Battaglia.
Peso welter: campe6n Bar
ney Ross; /, Jimmy MoLarnin
2, Harry Dublinsky; 3, Ceferi-
no Garcia; d, Ben Van Klaver-
en-, y 5, Tony Falco.
Peso Ligero: Campe6n, min.
guno; l, Tony Canzoneri; 2,
Davey Day; 3, Baby Arizmen-
di; A, Bobby Pacho, y 5, Hal
mon Williams.
Peso de Phma: Campe6n,
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

Agotadas sus pasajeras ener
gias, Gustavo cay6 de nuevo
sobre ell cofre que les servfa
de asiento, murmurando:
i Themes raz6n!... "a quien
dirigirme?... Ia fiebre del
hambre hace brillar tus ojos V
palidecer tn semblante; nues-
ira hija nos pe1ira pan cuando
Sc despierte.. y yo, miserable
de mi, soy impotente para a
tender a las mas pe~rentorias
necesidades Ce les seres mas
queridos para mi coraz6n...
Volvio q sollozar, y su espo-
sa, mirandole compasivamen-
tie, dijo:
Hay momentos en- los que
compren3o, en- los que me ex-
plico, en- los que disculpo que
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

ninguno; l, Baby Arizmendi 2,
Freddie Miller; 3, Everett
Rightmire; a, Mike Belloise, Y
5, Winifred Mullins. (No ponen
a Fillo Echeverria, que venci6 a
Baby Arizmendi).
Peso bantam: campe6n, Six
to Escobar; l, Lou Salica; 2,
Pablo Danno, y 3 Midget VOL
CAST. ono ponen a Sangchili, ell
campe6n mundial por haber de-
rrotado a ALI Brown.
Peso de mosca campe6n, min
gUno; l, Jackie Brown; 2, Ben
ny lynch; 3, Small Montana,
y A, Mauricio Hughenin.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
LA CEDA COLABORA CON
Ell NUEVO G~OBERNADOR

Madrid, Die. 2.-Un despa-
cho de Barcelona informa que
ell nuevo gobemador general
de Catalina, don I2nacio Villa
Tonga, al fin ha logrado la COO
peraci6n de la Ceda para inte-
grar el nuevo gabinete de Ia
Generalidad catalina.
Antes del acuerdo Sc verifi-
caron varias entrevistas entire
ell gobernador y ell jefe de Ac-
ci6n Popular en- Barcelona,
Cumpliendo I'm acuerdo del
gobierno central a la Generali-
sc devolveran, en- esta semana,
los servicios mas importantes,
que Sc lie quitaron en- octubre
del ano pasado.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

particular tie he dicho repeti-
das wees: estoy dispuesto a
sostener Y defender a TODD
trance mi verdadera persona
.lidad, a desmentir al que afr
me que Gustavo Gomez murio.
No me faltaran a%rgumentos pa
ra desmentirlo. Cabe suponer
que TODD fue un error de la
justicia... o un inexplicable ar
did del suicida, que quiso de
este modo envolver en- el mis-
terio su muerte... IEs verdad
que lie encontraron encima mis-
d~ocumentos, los cuales sirvie-
ron para que pasase por mi;
pero esos documentos yo pude
perderlos y 81 pudo hallarlos..
Y, cambiando de tono, ana
did:
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

mos! mo, Soledad de mi al
ma! mo, pobre martir! iTodo
podra faltarte, menos mi COM
pama y mi carino!... ESQ mol.
;Jamas!.., iJamas!...
! Sc abrazaban con vehe-
mente efusi6n, deliEantes de
amor Y de deseo de no separar-
Sc hunca, nunca... mi aun en- Ia
muertei
En- aquel momento, resona-
ron en- Ia puerta de la casucha
dos recios golpes.
Lolin despert6se sobresalta-
da y Sc incorpor6 en- ell ierg6n,
miranda a sus padres con los
ojos muy abiertos, retratadas
en- ellos la curiosidad y Ia in1uie
tud.
Los dos esposos, por su parte,
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
JOSE LUIS INICIO SU EN-


PomptCn Lakes, N. j., Die.
2.-Jose Luis, ell sensational
gladiator de la raza negra, mi
clio aver su entrenamiento para
la pelea que ell dia ID sostendra,
en- la Madison Square Garden
con ell excampe6n de Europa
Pauline Uzcudun.
luis pesaba aver 203A Ii
bras, tres menos de su mejor
peso de combate, Y boxed con
sus socios de ~practicas.
A Vicente ParriEa, al sud
americana, lie puso a dormir en-
ell segundo asalto. Despues bo-
xe6 dos rounds" con Lou Pos
ter, de New York, Y uno con
Mickey Taylor, de Jersey City.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

en- otra OCCASION, muy parecida
a esta, hicieras 10 que hiciste.
Mir6la el como dandolc las
gracias por aquellas frlses.
que eran TN c~0nsuelo para sus
remordimientos, y ella, miriam
dole a su vez con ansiedad, a.
nadi6:
-Pero ahora no.. ahora no
me dejaras, iverdad, esposo
MIC?
i No, no!-respondi6 Ell,
tendiendole los brazos.-iNun
CAL, iNunca!... iSiempre jun
tos, Rmandonos, sufriendo!...
Isl la muerte llega nos encon-
tiara asi, abrazados, y abra-
zados nos cubrira a los dos ba-
10 sus negras alas, para que nj
aun en- la otra vida nos separe-
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
INFORMATION
E

Lego 4 cargar foSfato el va
por aleman Hendernheim, que
prooeGe de Newport News. Ira
10 cArga general, de la Ameri-
ca Gel Sur. Ia motonave norue-
"a Sveajarl.
Durante Ell dia de aver Ear
p2ron los vapores Cuba, anne
r!cano. y Hastings, que Sc diri-
81 8. Hayre, Francia, con 10000
c2jgs dc naranjas.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
maestro holandes. Despues de

maestro holandes. Despu&s de
una serie de cambioe de peones,
que cerraron las oportunidades,
La partida Sc declare tablas, por
mutuo consentimiento. .
Cre6 complicaciones ell DR..
Euwe sacAfisando I'm pe6n a
mediad< del juego. Este hizc
due Fcampeon asumiera la de-
fensiva Y jugara con mucho GU
dado, moStrandose a la altura
de las dificultades.
Cada nno tiene siete partidas
y ell resto tablas, hall&ndose en-
patados a IL puntos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
'CHAPAPRIETA CREE QUE
DEBIO PEDIRSE PROTEC-
CION

Madrid, Die. 2.-Comentan-
do ell atraco del sabado, en- pie
no dfa, frente al edificio mu-
nicipal, ell primer ministro, Sr.
Chapapreta, dijo que sc trata-
ba de un hecho lamentable; pc
no que Sc dehi6 pedir mayor pro
tecci6n a la fuerza publica, con
siderando la cantidad de dinero
que Sc tranSportaba-
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

UN de
la Frozen Custard Company es-
tara en- ell hotel Hillsboro hasta
ell lunes para mostrar ejemplos
del nuevo modelo, maquina de
combination, de POGO precio, pa
ra hacer mantecado estilo flan.
Precio solo 5000.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

Ell sabado termin6 oficialmen
tA Ia temporada de futbR de
1885.
Los Metodistas del Sur que
daron a la cabeza de todos los
teams de mayor calibre Y los
fieles en- California los saleccio
naron sobre Notre Dame, la u
niversidad de New York, Oar
mouth y Texas Christian, que
Sc les ofrecieron en- votaci6n.
Iran al torneo de las rosas en-
Pasadena, a jugar con Stan
ford.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
KID CHOCOLATE A
RECIO EN- LA HABANA

Habana, Die. Eel .sabado
por la noche Aapareci6 en- esta
ciudad ell excampeon mundial
del peso de pluma, Kid ChHco-
ate, poniendo a dormir, en- Ell
tercer asalto, a un pugil infe-
,ior, Pel6n Guerra, de MEXICO.
Chocolate subi6 al tablado
pesando 1854 libras; su rival
pesaba 1874.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y manana.
Frio en- Ia parte noEte y central,
Maxima ayer,'66 grades; mi
nina, 43.
Marea alta a las 600 a. m. y
TAO p. M; marea baja a las II
y 40 m. y 1:20 p. IN.
Sale el sol a las 7 :05 a. m. y
Sc pone a las 5:34 p. m.
Sale la luna a las 1913 p. m,
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

NO tie preocupen esos pc
ligros, Soledad mia. ST ell case
llega, we're de salir del apuro
10 mejor que me sea possible.
Para clio tengo una raz6n po-
derosa: la de que yo soy yo,
como demostraras til Y GUAM
tos en- otro tempo me c%onocie-
ron. Gustavo Gomez soy y sere,
pues, para todos.
Lanz6 un suspiro, y do:
Son otros peligros los que
deben preocuparnos en- estos
INSTANCES.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

Uzcudun ha quedado sujeto a
un contrato cen Mike Jacobs,
que espera darle oportunidades
de ganar dinero 81 el exienador
hace I'm buen papel frente a los
punos del campe6n sin corona.
Quiere ESQ decir que con Pau
limo tendra Jose Luis que apor-
tar su mayor resistencia y eff
ciencia.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
DEPOT
EN- TABLAS LA
VIGESIMA CUAiRTA PAR
TIDA

Delft, Holanda, Die. 2.-Ter-
min6 anoche en- tablas la parti-
da vigesima cuarta del torneo
por el campeonato del mundo,
que ell DR.. Max Euwe disputa al
DR.. Alexandra Alekhile, de Pa
ris.
Fl campe6n estableci6 la de-
fensa danesa contra ell pe6n de
la reina, con la que abri6 ell
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

En- New Orleans, en- la bowl
de AZdcar, Luisiana State iuga-
ra con Fordham. Los de Luisia-
ma solo perdieron un partido en-
la temporada, con ell Rice. No
tire Dame hizo saber que no a.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

Los Dreadnaughts de Lake
land ganaRn ell campeonato de
la Conferencia de Diez, que an
cluye a los mas importantes Ms
titutos de la Florida. Sc la n
concedid9 a los vencedores una
proportion de 22.5; al Andres
Jackson, que finaliz6 en- segun-
do lugar, %; Orlando, 1875
Lee, de Jacksonville, Is; Hills
borough, Tampa, Is; Plant,
Tampa, IA; st. Petersburg, ID
Gainesville, 1873; Plant City,
10, y West Palm Beach, ineligi-
BILE.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

Primo Rubio, el companero
de Sangchili en- Ia invasion nor
teamericana, venci6 en- Paris,
hace pocas semanas, el suizo
Edwards. Pertenece Ell espanol
a la division del peso ligero.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
CON LOS GUANlS'

Pauline Uzcudun ha sido muy
agasajado por la colonia espa..
nola DE New York, que aprecia
su va1entia ~espera resista de
pie toda la pelea con Jose Luis.
Ell vasco tiene "a desventaja
de los amos Y la derrota que Sch
melting lie propinara; pero dara
al p1blico eel valor de su dine
ro".
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

iSera cierto el rumor de que
Sc concedera a Camera otro
combate con Jose Luis, on ell
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

Sc VENDE.-Una buena va
ca, de 8 dias de parida, con su
ternero. Dirijase a 1929, Spruce
West Tampa
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

case me socorrerian 81 a elias
me acercase...
y icon que nombre tie vas
a presentar a esos amigos? Los
que tie trataron en- el periodic
de tn esplendor, los dnicos que
pudieran socorrerte, tie conocen
con Ell nombre de Luis Vaz-
queZ...
IFS verdad!
i olveras a usar csc nom
bre?
-ANunca!... iJamas!... PA
"a todos he vuelto a llamarms y
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

seguire llamando Gustavo Co
mez!
10 cual ofrece tambien peli
gros que me asuStan. Gustavo
Gomez muri6.
-llQuien podra demostrar-
10?
-Cralquiera con su partida
de defunci6n.
y iquien me impide a mi
desmentirlo?
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

Volvieron a pensar en- su ST.
de la que sc habian
moment&neamente.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02
VIII

La actitud de Gustavo al pro-
nunciar estas palabras, era "a
rrogante.
Como para tranQuilizar a su
esposa, dijo:
-Recuerda 10 que Sobre e.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

mes de MARIO?
Asi Sc ha dicho en- New w
donde las accioneS del Giga$
tie han subido por sus victoris
sobre Walter Neusel -
Smith.
Andnciase quGeI campe6n
portuguese de las IT'S libras ,~An-
tonic Rodriguez, sc batira en-
Paris, ell dfa 20 de diciembre,
con ell campe6n Marcel Thil.
La gaceta., 1935-12-02

- !; ;: !: . Z; $: &:
Los vend Rn a jugar
oues anocpesron la invi-
.acion.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-31
JAPANESE PLAN WAR
BASE IN MANCHURIA

SHANGHAI, May 24.-The Japanese
are pushing the equipment of their anti
Soviet war base in Manchuria with ever
increasing intensity.
Thirteen powerful air beacons are to be
set up. The South Manchurian Railway
Company is constructing ten hospitals in
various towns. Great attention is being
accorded to the construction of motor roads,
particularly in the triangle formed by the
Sungari, the eastern branch of the Chinese
Eastern Railway and the Soviet frontier,
as well as in the regions bordering on So
Wet Transbaikalia.
A sulphate ammonia factory, the milit-
airy Importance of which substance is very
great, has been built near Rairen, and is al
ready working The Japanese are further
planning to revive the activity of an old
English jam factory at Hardin, founded in
1912, and inactive for the last ten years,
for the food needs of the Japanese troops
in Manchuria.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-31
TWO GERMAN NUNS
SENT TO PRISON

BERLIN Two more Catholic nuns.
tears streaming down their faces, were
sentenced to penitentiary terms for admit
ted violation of Nazi Germany's strict for
eign exchange law.
The two were Maria Menke, Sister Neo-
phythia, 56-year old prioress general Of the
Order of st. Augustine, and Gertrude
Down, 57-year old treasurer of the order.
Sister NeOphytia was sentenced to five
years imprisonment and fined 121,0 900
marks f$48,4O She mr3t serve an ad-
ditOnal year if she cannot pay the fine
Sister Englatia was sentenced to IL months
and fined 1000 marks $4,000, the prison
term to be suspended if she pays an addi-
tiOnal 5000 marks.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-31

used, but the government admits
that you cannot expect corn to do
equally well every year. Vege-
tables cannot be grown until the
soil has been we'll broken and CUT
tivated for two years.
Rainy weather in the fall creates
difficulties with harvesting. Caps
must be used on grain shocks to
protect them from the rain, says
the bulletin.
Pasture on native grasses is pos
sible from June Is to September
Is.
Officials Know Better
This is the promised land!
Many farmers driven into ruin
by the crisis, by the AAA and the
drouth might be expected to be
lieve the glorious promises Of the
New Dealers and to go to distant
lands in search of the security anu
I livelihood which has been denied
them here. But what about the
government? The officials know
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-31
NOTICE

Women, you can buy Fashion
Frocks at the Nels Arneson place.
They are sold there by Miss M.
A. Arneson, Fashion Frock repre-
sentative. You are cordially invit-
ed to come and look over the
styles. It pays to be a regular
customer of Fashion Frocks.
have more than 125 styles, and
each an original creation. To see
these frocks is to want them.
l also sell Fashion hose, lingerie
children's dresses, boys suits, ap-
rons and raincoat for men, women
and children.
Men, / have the loveliest dress
shirts for sale! They are so de-
sirable, so gorgeous. The prices
are from 2 shirts for 1898 anC
up to $4.9S for 2 shirts. But they
are of the best and very dressy
They appeal to the man of refined
good taste.
Dresses are priced from $3.50
1898 and up to $40. The fabrici
are just exquisite.
Be the best dressed woman il
your community. Wear the lates
Fashion Frocks. Have the fines
wardrobe of lively summer styles
Don't delay. Place your order a
once. Get yourself a lovely At
of July outfit.
Both women and men are cos
daily invited to come and loo
over my Fashion Frock styles.
M. A. ARNESON, Representative
Antelope, Mont.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-31

but what OF this MatanuSka val
ley? Farm Research, Inc, Of
Washington, d. c., mas gone into
the reports previously issued by
the weather bureau, of the Alaska
U. S. department of agriculture,
agricultural experiment stations
and other bulletins, and has grven
us information which shows just
what the colonists are up against.
The facts are as cold and desolate
as the landscape which the colon
lists are witnessing.
Population Drops
In 1880, the population was 3d.
278, representing a drop of 5000
in 20 years.
The length of the growing sea-
son of Matanuska valley averages
1O2 days. During some years, it
has been as short as 81 days.
There is little sunshine. After
all, in Matanuska valley, a man is
on the rim of the earth, at a latf-
tude of 81 degrees. During JAN
uary, the sun peeps over the hori-
zon for only five hours and Fl
minutes, the shortest day. In July
it stays up 10 hours and 30 MIN
utes, but from then on it retreats
again. The sunshine is always
oblique or slanting.
Altogether the sun shines on
Matanuska valley a possible maxi
mum of $500 hours year, Or So
per cent. This may be compared
to the annual average of the mid
die west which is 10 per cent.
61 Days of Zero
There are only ri days during
the year with temperatures as
high as 70 degrees Fahrenheit
There are 81 days of zero weather
or below. The freezing point, as
everyone knows, is 80 degrees
There are PIG days of the year
which reach 80 degrees or lower
Freezing temperatures, tn
weather bureau says, are to be ex-
pected as late as June / and as
early as August 26.
Now about the soils. The fol
lowing quotation is taken from ar
official bulletin:
"The soils in interior Alaska
are comparatively new and sup
piled with little available plant
food for the growing crop. TIE
yields are poor for the first few
years of cropping. The moss
should be completely burned on
such land, and the land shO1i1
be plOwed for the first time IN
early summer but not seeded un-
TIL the following spring."
While potatoes are the mail
crop, the government points on
that disease hazard is high and
that rotation is essential. The
earliest varieties of corn must b
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-31
L.ONCVIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Golf and Mrs.
Math Hovland and son Leonard
were Plentywood and Reserve
shoppers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Golf and sons,
Mrs. Hovland and son Leonard and
Mrs. Fred Miller and sons visited
at the N. A. Arneson home Mon
day evening.
Coalridge shoppers Monday were
Nels Arneson and Minnie, Christ
Bull, Oscar Olson and Levi Lar
son.
Mrs. Bill Grayson, Alcott school
teacher, had her school picnic last
Thursday at the school house
School was closed Friday.
Christ Bull called at the N. A
Arneson home Wednesday.
Elenora SpOklie went to Minot
to consult a doctor as she is moi
very we'll.
Sig Nelson called at the N. A
Arneson home Thursday.
Sunday visitors at the N. A. Ar
neson home were Roy, Elmer, An
ME and Clara Vincent of Conner
town and Christ Bull, Oscar Sane
and Leonard Hovland.
The Vincent children also called
at the Alfred Johnson home Sun
day.
Christ Bull and Nels Arneso1