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CLASSIFIED
Automobile Dealers
Adams c L plymouth Used cars''

Adams L plymouth Used carT'
23OS 18th Ct So. .........,. NO 1881
Addison Chew Sales Ino 1887 irving nW AD SAIL
sIIlhimer L Palmer Ford Sales L
Service ? Spencer HyattsViIIs Md OR 2O57
BrIShtwOoG Motor $3.50 Ga ~ nweE SsAS
Coast In inc 42l 9Th 90 .......... u eses
6 6sis ca S.S SSS Ra'h as 10
0onohoe Chevrolet 1920 nv......... o. $500
Emerson l. 0rmO II h NJ nw........ DI 800
HandIey Motor Co $3.50 Ga Az .......A0 $3.50
Ideal Auto AuctIoneerS 81 Eye ns..... NE sos
National ' %aso s s.. III ct. 20 81
Martin Motor CO 1871 johnson AZ NO 1884
Services 1850 Soc Conn AZ nv ' DI 1900
s1ss cSs .Ss S; NV FLEMING "".' rO2o
p Stsuart Ino 1910 Nv
Pontiac Sales 4 Service ............. De 1900
Used Car Dept 1921 l4..............D 1879
Northeast Branch l41 IL ne ..........AT 600
0Ids Show Room 1901 IL ............DE 1900
Odds Show Room e20 ne ...,...AT 62n2
y Branch L p steuart 141 IL ne -. AT $500
Service "Used Cars"
lSs5-1a01 l4th NV NO $500
walsh motor Co Ford Sales q service
Auto Ser Silver spsS Md 5000 Ga ~ sH l644
West End Motor Co 1918 NJ N.Y.. NO 9SeS
Wisconsin Motors 20 u NV ........ De $40
AUTO TIRES
CrismoRd Used Tires 1919 ne
Joe'S Used Truck Auto Tires 2S9 ~
TyIsr'S Tire Shop 1909 10th nv NO 1851
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VINES KEEPS RED BOOK

Ellsworth Vines carries little
red book in which he records every
penny he spends. He hasn't spent
many, where Bill Tilden dispenseS
cash with q lavish hand.
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Suburban
Net Loop

June 15.-standards at Argyle; Army.
Navy at Wesley Heights; Lakeview,
bye.
June e2.-Army.Navy at Eakeview
Wesley Heights at Standards; Argyle,
bye.
July 13.-Standards at Army. wy;
Argyle at Lakeview; Wesley Heights,
bye.
Argyle at Army.Navy; Lakeview at
Wesley Heights; Standards, bye. q.
July 27.-Lakeview at Standards:
Wesley Heights at Argyle; Army.Navy,
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FLOOR STAR ON NINE

Fats Jenkins, the old Renais-
sance basketball star, is playing
professional baseball with the
Brooklyn Eagles.
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BELL CARMEN SEEK

Bell Cab diamonders want Sun
day games with unlimited foes.
Write F. A. Sullivan, 326 North
Carolina Ave. S. E. Out-of-town
games are especially desired.
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FAILED TO STEAL

Bill Terry and Mel OFT were
regular players in 1884 to go
through q complete season with
out a stolen base. The former
record was one.
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NO WRESTLING TONIGHT

There will be no wrestling show
at Griffith Stadium tonight. How
ever, Joe Thrner plans coming
back with an all-star card next
Thursday.
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PATENT OFFICE WINS

Patent Office defeated State De
partment, 6 to S. in a U. S. Gov
eminent League softball game
Pytell hit homer for the winners
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CLASSIFIED
Loans-Mortqaqes
REAL E&TATR

REAL ESTATE
G heughton L Co 909 18th nv o. 7SSO
Corporation Construction Loans, 1910 K St. N. W,
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA. IA0S
Tyler { Rutherford 1920 NV MA OG7S.8
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2sO5 Ca ave nv CO I7226
Bethesda Personal Banker $3.50 Wis ~ WI 1873
Greenbaum 1904 Eve ct NV NE $3.50
Directory
State Loan Co 1909 r ! svs Mt Rsinis. De ssss
PAWN BROKERS
RosSIyn Loan Co Rosslyn Va . Wal $3.50
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Electrical Service

Com cleo Shop $40 Fla ave nv ... NO s6l3
Fearing Elec Co 1889 18th NV co i4258M
KuehIlng Locksmlth l. Flee 8 Attn no Il 2795
I4th ST Electric Shop 1901 l4th nv :. CO I0378
Reliance Radio Co 1881 ct nv zee. ME- 74II
Regal Eec Co $40 Upshur ct NV ..... CO 1891
Smith s29 Howard I'd % IL 6023R
Locate
Warren 1908 N It nv MA $3.50
r B Watson Co CO 0468 eVe At 2l20W
TurberViIIe Inc 1922 CON- av NO s407
J Kent White 81 Cont 500 King st Alex Va Tel 2
whiting & Herrlty l1os 9th nv ........NA $3.50
Geo wormIey SAT Fla ave nw....... NO 1913
LOCKSMITn
lacks Lock & Key Shop ll7s 18th NV MA Ss7S
Try Me Lock Co 22ll l4th NV DE 1877
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Speciality Shops-Furriers.

CSmDansrIs orthOpsdIs shOss sos 18th NJ
COganS 7I2 7th ct nv ......... 81 9479
Dali HOSDitaI l1n1 l4th nv me. 27&
shirt 1 Dress Hospital l714 9th NV. 20 0SIS
CASH REGISTERS
National Cash Register Co. 1908 q NV. MA 1879
FURRIERS
Little America Fur She's 2609 18th nv. 40 1907
Joseph ROendOrf S17 l1th nv ....... MA 63IS
" ZlrkiH Sons sol l4th nv NE 2IIO
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price $500 Conn ~ AID O4O0
LEATHER GOODS
" klhB Sill 18th ny ...... MA %7AS
SPORTS SHOPS
corrs Bicycle Repairs 5535 III ave. OE azSU
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Chas ! sarthoImew 9l5 10th nv MA 7IS6
Capitol View Watch shop 2O4 1A %. u 1894
OefibaUah Eve Glasses 7 q at NV w ME- 3S46
D KrondStadi 1922 Ttb nW NO 1917
Gevsason "Your IevsIer" 1870 Pa ave nv MA 9S4S
G Mostly 1921 q H NV NO 7@I
pitts 1890 7th-l3O2 st NV De 3t52. NE Sis
SummeraIi $3.50 III ave JSwelrY Repairs
The Watch Shop 722 18th
l Weber 212 Pa ave 80 u S2SS
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
CsIumbls JsWerY Shop 1864 Col I'd nv co 1851
PLATING
D c PIatIHV 4 POLISHING Co $40 l. u NV MA 6S74
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Cleaners 8 Dyers
Laundries-VaIets

A 4 r cleanIns & Overs Co 3o51 Ga Az DE $3.50
Allied Cleaners & Overs 933 Hamilton nv CT 1888
hatcher service 203a 81 NV CT 1882
Berry 4 Blake 1342 You q NV w DE 5l82
c Evans 3oos 1ith nv 40 62S8
IAth ST Cleaners 4 overs 2sla "a nv CO 6376
N Gershanov Tailor so3l l4th NV . CO 1851
NV" Cleaner, a DIVER, 1928 "a NV CO ss22
PSn.Tex Cleaners 4 overs ga Fla Az NV PO 1854
stratford CIrs a overs ss0I az NV CO 1903
Wakefield Cleaners 0yerS l93 Ind Az nv MA 7S6"
RUG CLEANING
LuwIn Rug CIeanIRs Co 1928 It'll nW NO $3.50
Mark keShIshian 1914 Conn AZ .... MA S346
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon valet Sho- 4O9h King Ct Alex, Va.
Grand C'traI Valet Shop 1912 N ~ nv ME 65o3
IONS Valet Shop 1877 10 nv 80. MA 2209
wilkins Valet Service l4l2 q nv -. MA SAAS
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FURNITURE
Albert Ingraham Credit Furniture -. II 1890
Thompson Bros 1920 Good Hope I'd 90 IL O5S6
UPHoLSTERlN0 AND SLIPcoVERe
P L Armstrong SAP Rhode Island nS ny N.J
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th A0 80lI
Bethesda Refining Co 6S22 Wis ave WIS 2822
Flash
Col Poly Inst for Blind chair Gamers =. MA 489S
Thos King 921 Thayer Sill Spg. Nd SH I734
C McAIiSter UphOIsterlng 2O5 King Alex $50
Robertson Awning Shop 215 Ind ave nv MA 1851
W Spells 1888 18th nv 20 02i7
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LEAN NINE
LEADER IN
STANDINGS

BY GARRETT WATERS
A league of 400 hitters! A cir
cult where the race is fairly close!
A league that Is offering Virginia
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AdIer's Kosher Market 81 Upshur ct NV 40 2562
snumats: Sea FOOD CO 1925 You st NV. 20 SeS8
spanish store 1886 18th NV ........, DE 1898
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Professional Services

Alec OIL Massage by Grad Nurse ..... CO 1884
Diagnosis test cause for Arthritis. 80. co 95e4
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke Method :. 81 6409
a James 100 Eye nv Scalp Specialist. 81 02l0
l N Loekhart Masseuse ITO 18th st NV. MA S568
Or McCIaren Masseur Kresge bldg 81 64I2,
Or Nelson tspecialistN 404 Tth ct uV Treatment
free One weeks medicine 500
nr SCOTS indian Med ca lsn5 9th NV 20 SOS
Scalp Treatment for Gentlemen ........ II 1892
TexloabS 1903 14th nv ...ME 2792
Wash Business Bureau 22s Bond bldg ma 072A
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson Masseuse Restful Treatment ~ A04S
Parrish Evans DaV Nursery Permit 6l3 u 1855
VETERINARIAN
{ ? MuIlln sO44 N NV We 1884 Alex 2OsS
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Printing 8 Engraving

Acme Printing Co 7Os 18th nv MA 1883
Boland Social EnOr 1919 r ct Suite sos MA 2s4A
Courant Press Inc 1859 Wis ave NV. WE 03OO
Doing Press Inc 1913 goth NV ........ MA 2I2S
Gibson Bros Inc 1912 ! ct NV ....... MA 1887
Goodharts t2iA NV 49,. MA eI724
The Law Reporter Printing Co Law Briefs MA 0828
Time
Modern Press 1918 9th nv MA 1879 /,
Rhode island Ave Press 2024 R I ave no NO eAH8
W Roberts Co 500 18th uw MA ASA ,
Harry Wade $40 King at AIex Va Tel 1879
B00KBINDING
BookblndiRV W W0odhouse 900 NY NV NE SAYS
DUPLICATING
e BonIRi 1919 y ct NV ....MG ASA
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Moving & Storage
PIumbing-Heatinq

Charles sroOms 614 F st ns........AT 1857
John W HiVdOH 1870 10th ....... 20 0229
e sdnS Sultan 70, ,,umh., ,.oo n,, Nh ON.
Bob Vranch pIbg & htV 1884 King 1t Alex Va
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GARDEN SUPPLIES
6adersOn Co 62s Ind ave 80. MA 97Oi
FLORISTS
Amans Flower Shop 26l7 l4th NV ,, co roosS
Chaconas Floral Co $500 l4h nw..., CO 24I2
C C Flower Store 500 18th w.... ME 1860
c Flower Sore 800 18th nw....... ME 7945
BY
c 4 C Flower Store sos l4th NV go. ME- 743S
C & Flower Store OF B ct NV .ME 7404
Guides 1912 F ct NV . MA 1875
Howard Flower Shop 9th 4 ave OF 1856
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American House CIsanIns Contractors ME o4As
BavIlss Builders 4 Cont SIS King Alex 298
L 9reunnseF Sons Investment hE MA 2040
c, N, Edwards Bldg Material a26 N st NV MA 1875
DaI Maso Bros iron Wks 1924 nw Of 1895
q GSTuvsr 8fR Investment Big -. MA 1887
c r KarIsfromsr Golf Club Manor -. WA $3.50
Using
Murphy Ames Ibr I'd Rossiyn Va WE ISIS
Col j Robt Moop wash Blvd Buchanan Clar 229O
ed n PeIIinen 5O7 Elm AZ Takom0 Park Md
Horn Construction Co 2oi Inv bldg ME 1875
RudoIph l. West Co 1892 N 7 Az nv MA $3.50
/ Chas ShaUiro l5OS K NV MA 1885
SuDerjOr CONSTRUCTION Co 1881 @ NV ME 2495
Harry Wardman 1912 nv o. $3.50
Wilcox Air C0nd C0rD 1919 90 ......AI I2I2
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice l40s WI 2949
6oydS School Of Sect 1888 st =. MA 2342
Columbus University 1923 18th nv .... De 3443
Mae Dawson Osnclns 1920 It MA SSAt
The
Miss Floods Kindergarten 1922 Mass ave nv
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 ct nv MA &O92
Potsets Business cOIlese 14th & Eye ste MA ZI7
Stanfleld Sect School 10 l4th nw Of 1883
Southeastern University 1875 6 q NV. MA $3.50
WhItmOre Sect School 1910 q Ct nw. me $751;
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Funeral Directors
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
los ! Bailey Co 227 ct nv P0 4843
Cornish & Cornish 2l2l 10th nv 20 3734-2770
Moons Funeral Homo 1922 U Ct nv NO 265S
John RhIneS & Co COL 8rd 1t NE A220
N E WinsoW & Fillmore POLL 18th nv NO 26A3
Furniture & UphoIsterine
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Allen Decorating Co 1873 Conn ave " 20 4A76
Becker 4 Co AZ n st nv ..... Dl 1888
Home Decorating Co 1909 9th nv $50. NE 0s54
Hooper KIesneF 929 Fl st NV ..... MA 4763
Mcclellan l. Co Inc 9o3 O Ct nv NO $3.50
Mshoney Wallpaper Co 324 Pa ave SO =. u 055s
Parsley Holt 1903 l4th ...... &c tISI
Can
N. L. Smith 1924 Webster NV ...AD 7IO8
1acony Decorating Co s541 IL NV. CO o757
Louis TUozzO 1924 18th nv
4 omas Burch Gen Repairs 1882 ' st nv P0 Says
Washington George 1914 No Car ave Sc At 4s4S
Peerless Decorator tColored) $40 81 nv WE 202A-M
Plasterlng. StuccoinS. CArpenterinE, CementinS
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TCoaI-Ice----FueI

A HorstOn 1882 9Th ct NV 20 1908
Delay Coal Ice Co 400 II nv NO 9072
Evans Ice Coal Wood Co 1913 o NV NO 9233
Judd's Coal L Ice SerV RI 1915 Vt ~ De $3.50
Henry Jackson L Sons 500 L st NV . ME 1877
GIotzbIach offic"-Yard 92s 18th us II 0oSs
As
! kormanI6I8 18th nv ,.,, DE $3.50
o Barnes S27 4th st NV
RlnaIdl Coal Co $40 r 1 ave nO....... NO 1900
I n TrUnnelI Jr 1245 33rd nv ...WE 2I23
White & Sons 500 st nv ...... De $3.50
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FOR neutrality-suspicious. by the day.
week, OIL month.-The Herald.
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lunch at III. G. Prescott's store last
Saturday afternoon. The proceeds
amounted to over twenty-three dol
lars. The Scouts wish to thank Mr..
Prescott for his courtesy in letting
them use his store.
Dave Beaumont came up from Red
stone Friday to spend the week end
at Charles Buzzard's.
The Homme boys ate their
Thanksgiving dinner at Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Anholt's. All went to Plen-
tywood to attend the movies in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buzzard at
tended the funeral of f. ]. Sherry
of Redstone on Sunday.
Messrs. MCGEE and Rasmussen
started for Havre Monday to attend
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Miller and
Frederick, Mrs. Sunderland and Miss
Jensen we're dinenr guests at Mr..
and Mrs. Rasmussen's Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Hannah Larter and son Ar
chic left for Gettysburg, S. Oak, with
Theodore Fawcett who came from
Washington recently for a visit. Mrs.
Larter plans to stay for the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Faw-
cett. Archie expects to return soon.
Wallace Nelson who has been Wis
ting here from Usk, Wash, left for
his home Wednesday. He accompa-
MED Leonard Morgan as far as Havre
by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mills enter
tanned a few friends at a bridge din
ner Sunday evening. -Four tables
were in play. Mrs. Carl Tango won
the head prize and Mrs. Ellis Hurst
the consolation.
Miss Wanda Hass from Wibaux,
Mont, is visiting at the Tobin home.
MI. and Mrs. Jim Larter and Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer Scott were Plenty
wood callers on Monday.
Miss Eunice Chaffee went to For
tuna, N. Oak, Tuesday to attend a
friends wedding. She was II of the
brides maids.
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FOra Jordan

A joint birthday party was cele-
brated last Saturday night at the
home OF Fred Budke. The guests of
honor were Blanche and Percy. A
good time was certainly given those
attending.
Allan Henderson and family were
guests Thanksgiving day at the Her
bert Blair home.
Irwin Wilson was home from Fort
Peck to spend a week, including
Thanksgiving day, with his mother,
Mrs. Lena Wilson, and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fink and Mrs.
Bert Heron attended the dance in
Outlook Thursday night.
liver Axton and wife, Minton, Can
ada. were business visitors In town
the first of the week.
John Stenrude spent Thanksgiving
with his parents at Bowbells, N. d.
The branch library wishes to
thank John Stenrude for his contri.
button of files Of the Saturday Eve.
ming Post and other magazines.
Oliver Dubry has been on the sick
list for several days.
Oul itdy illOHu ledCIlefS spent tltl
Thanksgiving vacation with then
relatives, Miss Helent Steinke going
home to Dooley and GUAR Johnson
and wife to Outlook.
We are glad to report that Mrs
w. o. Wilson is much better and
able to sit up.
Agnes Fink visited with her grand
mother in P~lentywood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Blair were
Plentywood visitors last Saturday.
Ed Hannah and Mrs. Mabel Tooke
home to Dooley and Clair Johnson
and Billy were dinner guests at MAIDS
Billets'. Outlook, Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Ereth were
business visitors in Plentywood Mon,
day.
Among those in from the boundary
country: Ben Void. Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Wilson. Adolph Hordey, Carl
Stadstad and Joe Wilson.
"A. j. Markuson and family from
Plentywood spent Thanksgiving day
at the Joe MCGOWAN home.
Liz Waugh and Bill Wirtz Of Out
look We're visiting with Raymond
friends Friday.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mayhem were
callers in Westby Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Rohweder and Cecilia
Mrs. r. Stubbe and Miss Mable De-
sieth were callers at the E. E. Nor
rison home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olsen and
Mrs. Henry Laugen made a trip to
Crosby Wednesday.
Mrs. George Peele and son Ray
were in town Saturday evening.
Walter Erickson was a business
caller in P~lentywood Monday.
Miss Alpha Anholt spent Thanks
giving vacation with her parents in
Elkhorn. She is teaching school at
Archer.
Mrs. George Peele left Monday for
Fort Peck and New Deal to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Grunvold, who lives
at New Deal.
Henry Hunter, county commission
er, of Dooley was here on business
Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Leniger went to tht
Ambrose hospital Wednesday for
medical aid.
Rev. and Mrs. Mehl of Fortuna
were in Westby Friday.
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r
Mildred D. Myars

A large crowd attended the Luther
League social Monday. A good time
was enjoyed, and the next meeting
and program will be given Sunday,
Dec. s.
Don't forget the junior class play,
THE Mystery of the Masked Girl, =
IN Dec. 6 AMI 7 at 8 o'clock.
Miss Ruth Healy entertained a
group of friends at a party Tuesday.
She is leaving for Fort Peck soon.
The st. Johns basement church
will sponsor a basket social in the
church on Dec. 81. Everyone is well
Ome
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Olson of New
Deal spent Thanksgiving at the Sam
Heaey home. They are here for a
short stay.
The local five motored to Antelope
Friday where they were defeated by
a score of GA. The Antelope team
will come to Comertown on Friday,
Dec. 10.
Mr.. A. H. Hensler returned We'd
nesday from the Memorial hospital
where he underwent a major opera
ton. His condition is favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mangel OF
Minneapolis have moved to the Os-
ear Olson farm east of town.
Rev. Almlie held church Thanks
giving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egil Strand and fam
lily were Thursday evening guests at
the Einar Negaard home.
Mrs. Peter Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Olson and Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
ust Olson were Thursday dinner
guests at the Eric Olson home.
Mr.. and Mrs William Mangel and
son were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mangel on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Petersen were
Thursday evening guests at the An
drew Vogt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Christianson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Tuften and Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Hansen were
Thursday dinner guests at the VIM.
Corcoran home.
The Independent basketball team
motored to Alkabo on Friday where
they were victorious with a score OF
24-32.
Dan Mccall had the misfortune of
falling and breaking his leg while in
Plentywood Saturday.
Plentywood shoppers and business
callers on Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Eric Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Nc
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LAKE VIEW
Alice Stringer

Mr.. and Mrs. John Neuser are en-
joying a visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Carsten Calkins and children
who arrived from Fort Peck Sunday.
Clarence and Ralph Belisle left for
Larson, N. d., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Grandlund, ac-
companied by Elven Jensen and Or
land Stringer attended the dance at
Sunny Hill schoolhouse Wednesday
evening.
The Elmer Richvine and Harry
Richvine families enjoyed the hospi-
tality of Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding Bush
at a venison dinner Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jensen and
family were entertained at a six o.
clock dinner at Wilfred Parents on
Thanksgiving, and Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Stringer and Norman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eric Grandlund were guests at
the Harold Damn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Stringer and
Mrs. Carsten Calkins visited at Nor
ris Jensens' Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tragerton
and Lois accompanied by B. M. Mel
son and Fern and Ina attended the
show, 1.-THE Hoosier Schoolmaster,
at Medicine Lake Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Gleason and
Jack left for Fort Peck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Grandlund Wis
tied at Joe Pattersons and Herman
Persons in the Sunny Hill locality
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stringer and
Mrs. E. Grandlund spent Sunday eve
ming at John Neusers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richwine were
in Pl%entywood Friday and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Dam and Harley Damn
on SATURDAY..
Bruce Richwine has been EN-
ployed with four horses at the pit
furnishing gravel for raising the road
south of Medicine Lake during the
past week.
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COALRIDGE
Mira Fred Paulsen

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harshbarger
and Paul Stephens were Plentywood
shoppers Wednesday.
The En- Harshbarger, Minna
H~arshbarger families and Dug
Harslbarger spent Thanksgiving
with John Harshbargers near Ante
lope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence CBud)
Chapman took Thanksgiving dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Torgerson.
Lon Meyers had the misfortune of
breaking the clutch in his auto
Friday. Marinus Jensen helped him
repair it Saturday.
Mr.. Leaves and DR.. Robinson from
Ray, N. d., were here Thursday.
Marinus Jensen has moved with
has family from the Ibsen place into
the Larson homestead near the Roo.
sevelt school for the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Young, Paul
Stephens, Elmer Hueth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Glen, MI. and Mrs. Adolph
Stephens and son were business call
ers in P%lentywood Saturday.
Mrs. Lon Myers was taken to vii
| liston Monday to be a patient at the
hospital. She will undergo an opera
| ton.
Marvin Weer and Harry Griel
were callers at the Fred Paulsen
home Wednesday. Mrs. Paulsen is
, still abed with rheumatism.
Mr.. Robinson from Ray, N. D., was
calling through here Wednesday.
Mrs. Olive Polling of Grenora, N
Oak, spent the week end with hel
grand daughter, Mrs. Fred PaulseI
and family.
A few more warm days and there
will not be much SNOW left only il
drifts.
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OUTLOOK
Klla West

MISS Montana casper returned
from Bismarck on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wangerine
and family of Parkers Prairie, MINI,
arrived Tuesday to visit relatives.
The Misses Grace and Kathryn
Yung left Thursday for Minot to at
tend school.
o. A. Doe, Howard Lien, Henry
Wolden and Miss Elizabeth Davidson
drove to Havre Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving and the week end.
Miss Rebecca Gentry, teacher of
the Snuggins school spent Saturday
at the Peterson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anholt drove
to Williston Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Anholt's father, who is slowly re-
covering from an operation in a
Williston hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ladd, ST., start
ed for California by auto Monday.
They intend to spend the winter
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wagner of
Daleview spent Thanksgiving Day
at Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Flannery's.
Mrs. w. III. Hurst and daughters,
Willimae and Geraldine Of Scobey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Church Of White
tail and Mr.. and Mrs. IS. Back and
daughter spent Thanksgiving Day
with the Ellis Hurst family.
MI. and Mrs. Otto Franks and Mr..
and MRS. r. w. Walker of ScObey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Lewarton
pf Peerless we're Thanksgiving Day
quests at the home of MI. and Mrs.
Sam Thompson.
Max and christine Deck were up
rom lPlentywood on Thanksgiving
Day at Mrs. Nellie Decks.
lMr. and Mrs. Andrew Ueland, Mr..
Ind Mrs. j. B. Alexander and Mr..
Ind Mrs. Arthur LELAND and Gale
we're entertained on Thanksgiving
Day at the N. ]. Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ueland gave
bridge dinner Monday night. Three
ables were in play. Mrs. Morris and
dr. Rasmussen won high honOrs
nd Mrs. Ruegsegger and Carl Tango
be consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wollan and Mr..
nd Mrs. Ole Garrick and family
kere Thanksgiving Day dinner guest
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Ladd's Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amund Johnson en-
ertained Mr.. and Mrs. Short and
ressrs. Donald Steele, Clarence and
Kenneth Doe at a Thanksgiving
Inner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ross and
lmily were dinner guests at the
Eay Morris home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Cromwell and
hughter spent Thanksgiving Day
the Hanisch home in P~lentywood
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wangerine
ID Erma and Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
eterson and family were enter.
lined at supper Friday evening at
g home of Mrs. Wolters.
Mr.. and Mrs. bill Hass and Mr..
ID Mrs. Bill Weiss were Thanks
wing visitors at the Charlie Ross
me.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Alexander took
he. "a. G. Olson, Mrs. Alexander's
pther, who has been visiting a few
peks here, to Williston Saturday to
train for her home at Dresden, N
TX.
The Girl Scouts held their sale and