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The Washington times., 1935-12-26

cember %, 1885 at his residence, PIT
Franklin Avenue. College Park, Md:
HARRY E. BURTON, the beloved husband
E. Burton, Lola Mae Thorson. Margaret
Rice and william Burton.
Remains resting at the ". W. Cham
bers Co. Southeast funeral home, 517
Eleventh Street Southeast.
Funeral services will be held on Thurs
day afternoon, December 20, 1885, at
70 80 D. m from the W. W. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home. SIT Eleventh
Street Southeast
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Interment will follow in Arlington
National Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1935-12-26
DIED

ANGEL, ABRAHAM Ton wednesday.
December %. 1885, at Mt. Alto Hos
pital, ABRAHAM T. ANGEL, beloved
brother of Santa Lusby and Frederick W.
ANGEL of New York.
Remains resting at the W. W. Cham
bers Co. Southeast funeral home, 517
Eleventh Street Southeast.
Funeral services will be held on FRI
day afternoon. December 81. 1885, at 9
D. m. from the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home, SIT Eleventh
Street Southeast.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Interment will follow in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery with military honors.
The Washington times., 1935-12-26

TOLsON, GEORGE E.-on Tuesday, De-
pital. GEORGE E. ToLSoN. beloved hus-
band of Bertha A. Tolson and father of
George E. Tolson. ir. and Mrs. Evelyn T.
Allen and brother of Harry G. Tolson.
Funeral services from the W. W.
Chambers Company Southeast funeral
home, SIT Eleventh Street Southeast on
Thursday, December 90 1885 at D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21

II note In your paper that you 81
en- vvof'r about the Chemical kounda
ton The propoganda this organlzatio
h putting over Is even more lnslo9u
~ more detrimental to the OH "
dustry, II their hopes are consaiasAsss ~
than would be the present raee OF -"
Dorts Of foreign oil.
THE Chemical Foundation was orgAni
red back In war times 81 s ~ I've.
cermnn natenks. It's stockholders ar
made M OF approximately 40 leAainl
chemical companies and otnef eVlnpa ai ~
that are 70 q considerable $500 ~,
feresfed In chemical Developments. ~
me last few years the Foundation -
srfad ia the line OF 3 promouOnaA eh
kerprise for the chemical INDUSTRY -. ~
sne OF their late schemes, when mas "s ~
VIGOROUSLY sponsored and LED by ts
urssidsnf +. r. Caravan, has been the
mSndatory blending Of agricultural pro.
dured alcohol with gasoline. IN osneI
words, this organisation mas ~ '1
objective the consumption ~ ~ - nsr
~essIiv recognize would be OF greater
-ss@sdwanfa0e 10 the oil industry gnan
,ros,id Tire present imports OF forelgn
eli. running TO 3 or per cent OF oui
crTo 81 p pot know whether you happened
IN hear Nj. ByIes' speech over the ranls'
from Los Angeles or not, however, ..r AL =
Enclosing a reprint Of u entitleos ~
Scare OF SCARCELY IA WAe~A 49, 49,
1ee,1fa@ the premise advanced BY Messrs.
brooks and Snider. A turner lacs -
that the A. p. !. has gone on seeoru ~
se~c1wf5on in contraventioH Of the scar
esfv ~ pefroleum in the United Ssapss.
7 realise that you are inpefssleu -
1Sonfana's production Of oil but I go
-oe ~ beneficial reason for puDisnlns
Information that is untrue anu M nsGsa...
ine and forcing stigma on organisations
nat are free from guilt In the respect
4nA
s'S TISer aDearate cover, / win mail you
a few pertinent items In reference 70 Lne
Chemical Foundation and you ean ~.
svsrvfhfnr within It's power IN oppofi.
fion ~ the propaganda being advanced
nv the Chemical Foundation ns 70 ne
s.sarcitv OF petroleum products IN M
TTmited States and also as 20 tne neces,
wifv ana advisabfiity Of the adnIl1tare ~
alcohol with gasoline for motor iuei
w. T,a Sgsss week the chemical industry had
- exhibition in New York at the
Grand Central Palace. at which was
shown a miniature plant Tor tne Pro
iuction Of fuel alcohol from articnokesS;
Farmers as you know can get hoppeo
an over anything that has lure from
henefie5aI standpoint rs regards tue
situation In which they now
'ael that they been relegated Of the ae
,resalon and otherwise. and the lndhstls /
vfII nrObably need q lot Of help througn~
M the country in defending nsen
against the wholly uneconomle pr.n
SIsfs into motor fuel. II II is ever nee
s~ary 70 use alcohol for a motor rneL,
NJ on industry itself, In my MIND can
vifhout question produce alcohoi ~
nueh lower cost than could any oIheF
gepcy-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
Jdrdine Nine Announces
Dividend of IO% PAYABLE
To Stockholders Jan. 10

Announcement that Jardine Mining com
pany has declared dividend of 10 percent on
It's 81 par stock was made by c.. J. Trauerman,
president of the Mining Association of Montana
at the opening of its sessions in Butte Saturday
Jardine Mining company has $4,000 shares
outstanding and will on January 10 pay $4,000
to stockholders of record on December "a
The Jardine is one of the most promising
gold mines in the State.
Calls for stock in the company were receiv-
ed by the Journal during the past week as evil
awakening interest in trading in Mon
tana mine shares
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
GLACIER COUNTY
Il, GIslcier County Abstract
t".. Cut Hank. Most.
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENTS or ROYALTY
Ralph Gardner to Mecurrsn 4 Lewis
~ q ! 9 Lots /. wRsE3 VASE
HeGurren rem 8 Lewis to Mrs. c.. J.
sEsNwa NEssws Sec. s-ss-s. s ="
X. {. Tarrant 70 Caroline b. Pendel-
ton 10 NW3 12-s4-@
Same 70 Caro- n. Heating 2.5 Of ~
!. same g Margaret Lester A Of ~
The FIRST Nat Bk. 10 Peter @.
Reutten 19s Lot Sec 10 Lots /, 2. 8, 4.
Sec; 10; Lot Sec 22-85-6
Eula c. Sherburne to Peter @. Reut-
ten Is OF 10 Lot Sec 10, Lots /. q
X. c. Tarrant TO Emma NJ. Aicora
~ NW5 12-34-6
same 70 Harriet Il. Feathsrston 10
same to Max r. wilhelm ~ sagEs
NW3 SEA SEaSWi 86-sa-e.
g. A. BOOMER TO Olive H. Keup, Id OF
same to Same 1ses wasw8 n. EasEa
cOnsolidased Gas Co. Ia Of 1& sEa
DEED OF ROYALTY
,i 81 IAesC.unrcdy to John B. Lee Ia Of
i. F. McCurdy 70 Downing Z. Jerks.
Is OF ia ma n 1886.
Lillian Riley DuReIl TO James r. Sui.
llss ss,s, Z and i-s Of 10 WsNwa swa
hfm Of III ssNEa ElNW3 ls-s4-s
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
TAKES OVER RED BLUFF

The famous Red Bluff at Norris
has been taken over by the Tob-
haeco Root Mines interests headed
by Charles Davis OF Norris and
Denver who recently Installed a
SO-ton mill on the cOmpany's
ground near Norris. One dump OF
the Red Bluff has been put thru
the mill and It is thought nearly
all ore on the surface win prove
profitable. Mr.. Davis announced his
intention OF unwatering the mine
soon.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
Six Wells Are
Active Down South

Competing with the extreme
north end for interest, the extreme
south end is the most active spot
in the field. The Cobb Regan-J lack
son No. 4. NE NEA NWA 5-32-
5W, is spudding at SO feet.
McCabe-Jeff riesR Rasmussen No. l.,
sW SEA 32-S3-5W. is drilling at
$40, after cementing 1O-inch sur
face pipe.
Nadeau BrOtherssTrfbal No. 4
NwK NWA 6-32-5W, is drilling
at COZ, with 1O-inch set.
Santa Rita-COrey No. L.. NWA
SEX 5-32-5W, has 7-inch pipe set
at 2945. II was cored with rotary
tools to 1855. showing production.
spencer Tweedy No. Sc 4
sWH 25-S3-6W. is waiting for a
gas engine.
Still another well is starting on
the Tweedy farm, on a 20-acre
lease. 1t is the KincheiOe- Hanlan-
Tweedy NO. 1, offsetting the Gus
ter-Tweedy producer, across the RI
yer to the east. 1t is In lot 4 OF
Section 25-S3-6W.
Jack Marshall announced q To-
cation on one OF the newly pur-
chased Tribal lease. In lot Of
Section 7-32-5W. II ia 440 feet
south Of the north line and 200
feet east OF the west line, making
* SOC feet north Of the river and
In NwN NWN Section z. This is
the second OF the new batch OF
Tribal wells, Of which there VIII
be Is early next spring.
FOwIer-Tweedy No. 4, north off
set TO the -Tweedy, is stfll
fishing for lost liner, working day
lights and swabbing SIS barrels per
day while fishing.
In the center of the field there !
Is less activity.
.TexacO-Fee No. B Gel SEA SEA
s-35-6W, is drilling at 1142.
Indian OiI-BrfttOn No. s. NEA
sEN 14-34-6W, is drilling at 765.
Jeffries-Lukens No. 4, NE NEA
NEA 12-33-6W, near Cut Bank,
4 fishing for a lost bit at 261O.
Tarrant-Getty No. 4. NE NEA
SWA 2-34-6W, is drilling at 2750-
Tarrant-HOpe No. 2, SW NWA
sWA, 1s-s4-5W, Is trying to side
rack lost tools at 1910. after hav-
ng eemented.
Tarrant-Jones No. 2. NWA SWA
I1-34-5W. is also fishing, at 1870
eet.
Montana Power-McDouga No. ~
,EH NWA s1-34-5W, near the
is drilling at $40
Montana POwer-Benish No. 4,
Wa NwH s-33-5W, IL drilling
fTGg fact
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
Toole County
- SHELBY AnsTmACT q TxxEw 90.
SHELBY. MONTANA

UEEDH
Y; To Oliver Leroy Hannah ~
Ss w. " s " Y EN"a w SEa SEC
~ a0o lie, County sSt e .S Ssrssede Be ne
Toole County 70 Sohn MeAlplne "a
Swa. SiNWa Sec sa-s7-sw.
Clan sands 70 W. Il. Petsh Lots I. ;
neek 10 Johnson md Add.
Y. = to James n. Fey SESE3 Sec.
-. A3NE3 Sec S6-S1-1E
J. y. Maddox shG 70 Fed. Lad IA
So See 81 W3W3 See 32-85-sW.
~ nS S Aidgs @ Robert Midge e e.
MI - u ! sM4 z, "a sEi sWa SEA
Toole County 10 Katherine Mccraeken
Lots ., Block. II Gardeners LIST Add.
iFst state Realty Co. 20 Ed Mcintyre
-. ~ n. OF Lot 81 So 30 e. of Lot
- Book II md Add. shelby.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Gas Co. Sa SWa Sec. 10, Twp. SAN, IA.
Barney Hurley 70 pfAbe 4 EnNsi-
King NE3NWa Sec. s-84.2W.
Afidland Royalty Co 70 Coolidge
Soohdge Inc. S3 See &S-S5-1W.
kpdoph n. Hugh % r, X. waite st
at NINA Sec ~ E3Nw3 Sec IL. e.
SWt Sec H. S5-3W
ROYALTY DEED
= n Plouf % That's p. Taylor 81
hW4 Sec. - Sc NE3 Sec 2I-a5-2W. All
rA&AL title and int
Eern Cnmmins 20 10y J. Molumby wa
ma NWaSE3 28-35-1W. Is OF 1@
3. J.Liptak Pub. Adm. to Fern Cum
MINIS MINIS WbNE3 NWaSE3 2s-35-1W. IS OF
Isarel sandon to Louis p. Donovan
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
BRONZE MARKER
PLACED ON GRAVE
OF DISCO ERER

A monument to Granville Stuart
discoyerer OF gold In Montana has
been erected over his grave in
Hillcrest cemetaFy by Senator Chas
Williams and Frank Conley The
monument is Of granite with
bronze plaque donated BY the Ana
conda Copper Mining company bear
ing the following inscription:
GRANVILLE STUART
Pioneer Gold Miner. St0ckman
and Statesman. Dlscoverer Of Gold
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
SANTA CLAUS
CONTINUED from Page onsi

(Continued from Page oRel
than the Rigney.
East of the Rigney. Texaco i
starting an offset on the WaItcl
farm. Location is NEK NEN 2-s6
CIV. II is rigging up with Gable
tools. Manning & Terry rotary con
tractors have the contract. Thii
firm now has two strings OF cable
tools at work.
These three wells win help
determine the trend Of the
north extension Of the ancient
sIAoreIine on which Fhe Gut
Bank sands SIRE laid down.
Some say IL swings northwest
ward from the Hall. Others
think &c swings northeast
ward. Cobb q ParHee think
with the latter theorists.
Many geOlogists believe that
q considerable pool win be
developed. with q large num-
Der of 100 barrel wells.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21

A big business boom In 194z
is foreseen by DR.. Harry J. oNeill
head OF the st. Louis university de-
partment OF economies. 1t win be
followed by another big depression,
he said, as a result Of present fore
es Of initiation now apparent every.
where.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
CoLT1ER's AG0T0R TAX

Soak the Poor M0tOrist," an
article on automotive taxation BY
John r. flynn appearing in Col
1ler'sT for November 3 has been
reprinted in booklet form, with
publishers permission. by the Ameri-
can petroleum Industries Commit
tee. Text and illustrations have
been condensed TO an eight-page
booklet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
DEAL AT SHERIDAN

Salt Lake finance will develop
five claims consolidated into one
property near Sheridan. c. M. Ross
tier OF the Bank of Sheridan was
Instrumental in completing the re-
cent deal.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
UKWATER ISELE NINE

Unwatering operations have be-
gun on the IseIe Mine in Butte
which was recently taken over
from John Templeman by Salt Lake
interests.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
''Oil Famine" Talk is Work
OF Alcohol Manufacturers

The has received from eastern subscriber little
light Oi famine campaign of the Chemical Founda
which conducting tremendous program Of propaganda
regarding impending shortage of OIL The writer objected
the statement that this propaganda intended TO
LEI down the bars to more foreign oil He writes
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21

Davis supply company is stead
lily enlarging its yards in oilmont,
oaving recently moved the old Oil
mont dance hall onto its propery
for warehouse. Davis has had 70
house part Of the SO tons Of drill
ing materials purchased In Cat
Greek several months ago.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
HoRsEPowNR PRECRs DRoP

A decline OF about rs per cent
aa the average per horsepower price
Of motor vehicles in the past 10
PEARS has accompanied an lneraeasa
az sac per cent ia the average
cost of taxes on gaa0line sgeed"
Tor the mechanicag horses
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
in Montana

THIS granite boulder is placed
here by his friends and admirers,
and Is emblamatic OF his sterling
character and the outstanding re-
spect and esteem OF those with
whom he labored when Montana
was in the making.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interesr to Refiners and Marketers

CoOpsratlvs company
% = .
Pritcnnrd oh station formerly
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21

Gasoline in 1895 win bring tie tax cost Of motorists Of the
Incidentally
aItme
between
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21

sEvp A N0NTRYBT~Ty0~ TO
THE aUNBURaT BADGFR
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
OUR MAIL BAG

Washington, u. G.
A subscriber, signing himself "A
, Montanan" sends the Journal .
clipping from the washington Star.
telling about the use OF federal
funds for pipeline construction. in
the face Of the refusal Of the adj
ministration to grant funds for >
Montana line 20 the Twin Cities.
The "Montanan" writes.
II don't know whether you sub.
scribe TO the washington Star or
not but thought you might be In
terested in seeing the enclosed ar
tiele. Looks as though Montana had
better get busy before some fool
legislation is put across. Must con-
fess that our Montana delegation
is fine until II comes 70 doing
something worthwhile for the State.
Texas Is indeed very fortunate in
having Garner in the senate. Too
bad Wheeler doesn't measure MP
to him.
Does It not seem strange that
the p. W. A. should turn down
Montana's application for funds
for a pipeline on the eve OF APP
proving q similar project for Tex
as. Just HOW can the administra-
ton explain that 70 q democratic
state? No doubt It is good politics.
however, / think Montana is en-
titled TO know WHY THE Dis
ELIMINATION?
Does Montana mean so little to
the administration? Il seems 20
me that a stiff campaign Is in or
der Perhaps Texas wishes to ex-
tend her pipeline farther. Guess /
hadn't thought Of that. It's up TO
the oil and gas interests Of Mon
tana to let Washington know how
she feels about f. /
Poor Montanai with her ire I
mendous gas fields: reminds me :,
OF the story Of the little boy who 4
is all dressed up and nowhere to
GO" A few years back, Montana's Z
Hoover and his crowd Being q
good democrat, / agreed, but what =
now, with Texas in the saddleg r
Good luck to you. 3
A MONTANAN -
La
QUESTION: VIII you kindly il
let me know II there is anything I.
doing with commonly known Steele
we'll in the Kevin-Sunburst district? Y
H. o. B., Warm Springs. Mont.
ANSWER: This district Is maxi
ing so much water that the Steele Is
leasing along with others, has not :.
enjoyed the revival that has come n
With acid. This district makes oil
snly when tile Adams gasser $50
H. Gu. It. Ellis prOducer) Is allowed
% blow, apparently pulling the VS. IL
err away from other wells. 49,
QUESTION: / have a certificate
Il SO shares OF the Shelby Pipe Z
line g. Refining company. is the
Ompany alive or otherwise?
o. p Milwaukee, Wise.
ANSWER; Write J. w. John
ON, Shelby. Mont.
QUESTION: have a small roy -
lty on the n NWA Sec. 15-s4- ne
!. and also on the NE 4 and the pa
~ of the VIZ (E1zWh) Sec. fol
5-34-6. Are either one OF these he
Qualities liable TO be worth any
hing. Is there tax OF any kind %
gainst undeveloped royalties In WI
he State OF Montana
H. o., Rugby, N. d. =
ANSWER: Both are IN proven
srritoFy. We understand a well
lay be drilled i'm Sec. 15-85-0W.
/ the spring. Ohio Is paying rental
n the Sec. SIS tract. There Is no
X ON undevelOped royalties. 1
QUESTION:: Would IL be pos
bic for you to give me any infor- I
alton concerning VOsberg stock?
this connection / mean, author
ed capitalization, shares out
awAfuR ftR naw diracforafa and
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21

QUESTION: Would II be pos
sible for you to give me any infor-
NATION concerning vOsberg stock?
In this connection / mean, author
lied capitalization, shares out
standing, its new directorate and
its relation to Associated Gold
Mines. L. NJ, Billings, Mont
ANSWER: Capitalization, 1OO,-
shares; all issued; is headed By
John ROOs of Hesena who Is I'm
complete charge, and already has
already has property on paying
basis, although not ont Of debt.
Should be able to pay dividends in
1895. Associated Gold holds con-
tr0l stock and 1875 gross opera
ting charge.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21

QUESTION: will appreciate
knowing the oil rating and value
of what / believe Is called 1.-THE
Kippen field Bale.
VIM. Mitchell, st. Paul
ANSWER: Nhe true situakiOn
aA this field Is not known. The
MOntex well hiss been treated twice
with acid and win be re-treated.
apparently, tt was mot drilled far
enough into the lEnne for the acid
does not seem 20 effect tl5e for
nation.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21

QUESTION: l have a certificate
OF SO shares OF the Shelby Pipe
Line g. Refining company. is the
company alive or otherwise?
o. p. Milwaukee, Wise.
ANSWER; Write J. w. John
SON, Shelby, Mont.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-30
'EAs'nSyTEN FCa CeksVnAl paGs
rAA:OaJ3 C0DGa nAcsssa

hi 10 Lua4a whe.5 - @ 49, ha!1
a@- - .s- ,A3 viz. 7Jsa1 ohows&
o->, t-2c.mi11 aec,arsc tlat only q
Co-5l3 Cranl coop could cvoid lces
e t-@ne .E.cil. 4 Iow c.lE was
tea. Ccc,c14ro hc3 won. lie led lis
las. diamond and Non with the J.
i1t9 ,as1 c.ua was discarded On
l;lMnlv's X Il diamonds. Dcciarcr
shortened lis trumps by ruhIna
c.ub from dummy.
Tricks and . we're taken viii The
r anA g Of hearts. Trumrs had 70
be shortened once more. Dummy's
last ciuL was led. Or course East
dared not ruff. or then and there the
Grand slam would become an accom-
pishad fact. East lei 60 his lowest
heart, Dsclarer reduced his trumps
10 2 II number, by ruf1nG with his
10. Each player was down - 3 carda.
AZ shown below.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-30

Deciarer le1 his last heart
Dummy's Ace took the trick OF
course East played his last heart Ii
made no difference whether the re-
turn lead from dummy was the last
heart or the tor diamond, Easl had
to ruff If he rurfed low declarers }
would win; Their tire Ace would .taks
the last trick. IF Fast ruffed with
his @, declarer's Ace would win. then
the must win his thirteentf tFiclr.
The hand was tcautiflFl}y 'Dlavsd:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-30

The opening Icad was the 8 OF dia-
mOnds. AS West showed 4 ana his
partner held only cards Of the suit,
me odds We're 4 to in favor If the
Q bcing in the West hand. Dummy
.G!a&R loSv, A4d dcclarcr's 10 won the
Ssfsl !llel4< ~
gIhs t@or sraaes @on. iha second
>lStR.. When The . .Nas led from
-|1n2t', @'itr ; stli missIne, docIarer
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-05-24
JOKES

The valiant knight had rescued
her. The perils of horrid death
had not frustrated him And now
he held her firmly in his arms.
while the color of her golden locks
faded into perfect harmony of the
sun peering through the wooded
forest
She: (terrifed) You're not go
ing to hold me for ransom?
The Knight (glaring at his
charming captive): II should say
not. l hold no girls for ransom.
Let Ransom get his own women"
1t was recently revealed that
some months ago local minister
was consoling a widow upon the
loss of her husband. He spoke to
her about the virtues of the de-
ceased, ending with the remark:
"You will never find his equal"
The widow answered sobbing1v,
Maybe not, but III try my best"
-6-
Our idea of an optimist is a man
who takes a frying pan on a fishing
trip.
Here. ~nrne NAN vo,, should
not hit that hov when hos down"
"c'wa'T what do you think I
rot him down for.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-05-24
OSBORNE

John Petite had the misfortune
to lose the tips of two fingers when
caught in block while working at
the dam site. Frank Vaughn also
had the misfortune to break a mum
Der of ribs when he fell from
scaffald while working on build
inc at Administration City.
Mrs. Agnes Stewart of Wenatch-
ee was here on business the last of
the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Myrle Miller visit
ed Mr.. Miller's grandfather, John
Hamilton. near Wenatchee over
the week end.
Slim Syron, employed at the
dam site. brought his wife and her
sister. Mrs. Clara Beamer of Day
ton> up from Wenatchee Sunday.
After brief visit at the river
Ithey spent the remainder ofthe day
with Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rior-
dan.
At a meeting of the Campfire
Girls held Friday, Jerry Pickens
was elected presiden, Jean Lyle,
vice president, Beverly Milestone.
treasurer. and Ve1ina Milestone,
scribe. On May 31s at 8 p. m. the
girls will sponsor play, Sos Your
Aunt Susan at the school house.
j. j. Jones. who had major
operation performed at the Mason
City hospital last week, is reported
well on his way to recovery.
Build ngs will be erected as
soon as material can be brought
in on pronertv recently purchased
by NM. ]. Brace. A. r. Smith. L.
NJ. DIXIE, G. F.. Churchill, Phil Sla-
ger, G., C. Pruitt, and j. L.Fat-
auehaler.
Mrs. Kate Russ, our newly an
nointed Pos+ma rter, expects full
equipment for her Office and that
the Office will he in operation with
in n verv short time
T1r and Mrs. Casey Snider we're
h"sinegs visitors in Spokane the
later part of the wee1y.
Mrs. Grace yarwood left t'ridav
for Nohler after brief visit with
her sister, Mrs. CLYDE BURGESS.
Percy Fowler is spending his
vacation in Snohomish
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-05-24
Move Cows to Mountains
to Feed on Rare Grass

No women are allowed on the Vrao-
hitch mountains. .Iugoslavia. Only men
who specialize in cheese making are
allowed TO climb them.
On the peaks of these mountains
grows a rare grass which produces the
milk from which the famous "Trav.
nitchki" cheese is made.
The men. who alone know the secret
process of making this cheese 90 into
the mountains with the cattle in the
spring and remain there until late in
the autumn
They take with them supplies of
food tobacco. coffee. and wool. and
spend all their leisure knitting stock
ings. states Reuter-.
When the winter comes they go
down into the villages and Join their
families from which they are separated
for eight or nine months every year.