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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS
Minneapolis, March l8.-(ReStocks
:lose:
First Bank stock 81.
Northwest Banco (no tradinR).
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CHICAGO STOCKS
by The Associated Press)
Mc0raW FL 1871.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

New York, March l8.-(Re0overn
uaent Bonds:
Liberty 3hS lOl 10.
Liberty LIST rs l0l.l5.
Liberty 4th AS l02.30.
Treasury Ans 1892.
Treasury 4 110.l2.
Home owners loans Is 81 1919.
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Florida bushel crates Bliss Tfiumphs,
y. 8. No. I, washed, few sales, 400.
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BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES
Chicago, Mar. lS.-(FeButter IL.
MNNEAPOLIS FLOUR

MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis. March lS.-lR}-ylour
unchanged. Carload lots family %.
tents 6SS to T.l6 . barrel IN % pound
cotton sacks.
Shipments 0o36.
Pure bran 2l.60 TO $500.
Standard middlings 1850 70 $500.
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INSTR UCTI0RS

DO YOU REALIZE what 20 means 10 nave
a guaranteed pOSition3 We guarantee
position 10 am one We accept. Shorthand.
accounting. comp. dicfa phone. typlng.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
ID floor R0osese oldg RI-9533
FAIL TERM OPENING Aug IS 10 Sept J
Call an the school Office. where inter-
viewers VIII explain courses IN detail ano
help 10 arrange YOUR program. or write
or phone for Bulletin of Courses. CEN
TRIAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Architects
and Builders Bldg LI-6337
YOUR credit rs gOo0. paw after gradua-
tion. Position guaranteed. ROYAL
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r { N AIS
ID Housekeeping Rooms


sIz MO -2-RooM APARTMENT PART
LY FURNISHED. ALL UTLITIEs FUR
EIsHED 3i2 z. ST CLAIR-ST.
ALABAMA. n. 1917 attractive large
rooms. nrxf bath private entrance
Adults Phone. utilities
ALBANIA. n. ii04-2-room apt; over
stuffed furniture. private entrance; cool
inviting yard. porch
BELLEFONTAINE. ILL.,. : rooms. over
stuffed. private enirsnee Convenient
near school. s.. s. HA-449e-W
BROADWAY. loo3-LsrVe front room.
kitchenette range. private entrance.
front Dor-h. 81
CARROLTON. 1872 nicely furnished :
sink IN kitchen. private entrance and
bath RT5s7s
COLLEGE 2lIO-Largs living room COM
p'efr kitchen overstuneo. phone. All
utilities Reasonable
DELAWARE. N 200f-Aftractive. we'll
ventilated room. sn home privileges,
kitchen. Frigidal.e. etc Evenings
MICHIGAN 302-Sleeping housekeeping
Trustee people welcome. $50, 81
Under new management.
ORIENTAL. n. Desirable rooms; al
utilities Private entrance. Good heat
90 winter
PINE. " 6i4-s4. lower. front rooms
water m ftchen' private entrance
After 8 p. m
TALBOT. N 242O broom front apart
menf. all utilities running water, o"er-
stuffed porch HA-4928-M.
WOODRUFF. 766 W DR. and Broom
apartment front. sink. phone. inner
spring mattress: unfurnished ; rooms
utilities $50 mo-. adults.
LOVELY WOODRUFF. Mid Dr.. 608-Large
front room. small kitchenettei every
thing furnished. $50. CH4l08.
WOODRUFF. Mid. Dr.. 9i5-2-room apart
ment. studio couch complete kitchen. 2
private entrances. Oh 1904
WOODRUFF. Mid Dr.. 544-2 rooms. pri-
vafe bath. overstuffed utilities, also l
room. REASONABLE Adults CH-3l73-
TWO ROOMS: furnished for light house
keeping private entrance. 81 week. 14o
" New York-st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22

TO MISUNDERSTANDING ad appear
Ing in this column is listed IN The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty days
free of charge Your Swap" ad will
receive q special rate of seven days tor
the price OF 1--we and four days for the
cost Of three. Call hl-555l.
TRADE in your old washer, radio or re-
frigerator on new one. Double allow
sTEwA fHs RH 0Dio 1856 N Penn 'e open
evenings.
lS-FOOT inboard motor boat. for good
used motorcycle. SATTER'S SERVICE
STATION. Morgantown, Ind.
OvERSTUFFED suite and refrigerator for
bedroom suite or =? 437la Massachusetts,,
apt. 2 RI-8l80.
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home al
lows you cheaper price. Cash or? DR.
554S
swAP-Tap dancing, for furniture, lum
Der or wallboerd. CH-7979.
BEST prices for used lumber, sash doors,
bath fixtures. etc. LI-3069.
WANT good light used car, regardless of
1890. '" '''''''S '''' o.
AFT. SECTIONAL BOAT-Sen or trade
for what? l02 W. Arizona st. after $50
q. m.
GOOD 2-ton tourist truck. with Aft
platform: trade for light passenger car,
or what have you? DR-7400.
MILK COW for car or cash KAY WILL
LIAMS. Candy R. R. l. evenings.
500 CASH for 90 Ford Coach or SIPS for
30. CH-3962J.
DENTISTRY-Fo painting. and also
woman for office cleaning. TA36Sl.
PONTIAC COUPE for S35 cash or equity
in Ford Roadster. CH-1390
TO TRADERS-If YOU can not nno
wnat YOU desire in the ads in this
column. call the Swap Counter. RI-555l
and we will attempt to arrange q trade
from SWQnQ QdUGFffe ar11o chi
viously published There Is no charge
for this service
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JUST zoe A DAY

A i0-Voro "a Will appear under thi,
cIassfication for as loE 20c n day cash
with order. Come 70 The Tines Office. "a
" Marvlsnc. one square from Illinois and
Warrington down Kentucky-ay ana lei
us helD YOU secure a lob
AUTOMOBILE mechanic with u yrs ex-
perience desires work day OF night
HARRY ROSSMOINE. Bridgeport. Inc
DAY OF week work foe ladies. common Ia
boz Tor men. dav or wees general house
cleaning UNITY CENTER. LI-5850
COOK Day or night. clean and faSt,
s7rcigu descent HARRY ROSSMOINE
BrioSep0rt. Ind.
TINES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains Of manv
kinds are listed here daily
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10 Rooms with Board

NEW JERSEY. N. 2O3s-Desirabe room
with board or with kitchenette. HA-
257l-W
30TH-ST. W. 454-Coo front room. priv
ileges. private home, good meals HA-
4620-R
ROOM. board. laundry: private country
home 81 Gentleman only. 2238 W.
I6th-Sf BE-s275-W
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r E N T AIS
Is Furnished Rooms

ALABAMA. N lII5-Light. clean room.
hot water. walking distance. RI-5l2I
s. DELAWARE N I4O7-Large. cool
room good bed private entrance. close
IN RI-9267
ALABAMA. N DISCRIMINATION living
bedroom. adjoining bath: 3 windows hot
water. 50 SO RI-i753
BOULEVARD PL Delightfully."- cool
room. French windows Twin beds. large
wardrobe HU-4575
BROOKSIDE PKWY S DR. 3523-De-
sirablc room adjoining bath. breakfast
Adult home 10th car CH-O3s7-M
COLLEGE. 27I3-Cool COSY room: studio
couch large closet. S225
DELAWARE 29I4 N-Room adjoining
bath private family. prefer employed
LAUREL l022-NIce sleeping room. private
home. next bath: near carline DR.
6l52-W
PENNSYLVANIA. N 403-Light house
keeping and sleeping rooms. RI-O24l.
DOWNTOWN large airy room. innerspring
mattress elevator. Mrs. BreeSe. IS W
Vermont. Apt. H.
FURNISHED HOUSE for American Legion
mares. couple or single cooking priv
ileges. Inquire 1921 Olney.
LODGING. 15c. beds. 25c Shower bath
free. 24is S. IllinoiS-st. third floor
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3 Statesmen. solicitors, Agents
II Situations Wanted

SALESMAN 25 20 80. experienced
selling direct 70 homes. opportunity 70
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IL Help Wanted-FemaIe

LADIES. "a 70 Is. 20 vork with manager
Sal 50 T. bonus IS y Penn Pm 800
EALESLADIEs- Catholic. fun Or part time
work Mr.. FASCISGBAUER. Hotel BaE-
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Want Ads Continued
From Preceding Page
ANN UhCE M EhTS
& Transportation
HELP WAhTE D
} Help Wanted-MaIe

WANTED 70 deliver Times routes
Have several routes Tor uice-awake bows
Apply between ? and s ?. H. pa y.
hiabara
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"a Auto Loans
LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Application Of Southern Indiana Gas and
Electric Company for authority to issue
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rms. OF Com
mission. 4Ol state Houss Indpls. Ind, 10
A M, Tuesday. September 10 1898.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY MOLE COOK Commissioner.
indianapolis. Ind. August 20. 1898.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Application Of Albert Helbling. dIbfa AIS
Motor Service, Coloma. Mich. for a permit
70 operate motor vehicles as a contract
carrier Of property. interstate. extending
thru or into cites and towns over high
ways ll2. 81. IS. "a ?. 81. IS.
Notice Is hereby given that IN. Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause Il Rooms OF Com
1856 I8ss a m "wednesday September .
Public PARTICIPATION is requested.
BY R W LOSER. Examiner.
Indianapolis. Ind. August 81. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed conducting a Public Storage House
1885 at 10 O'Clock a m for the unpaid
Storage Charges thereon the household
goods and chattels stored and belonging
to the following named persons to-wit:
A. H Beeman. lot No. 222: T. Bennett Lot
zl5, Carrie Brison. Lot 2i6: w D. Fades
lot 202 Mayme Farrell Lot 239: R B.
Harrison. Lot oil. Geo W Rilman Lot
POI; VIM. Maley, Lot 248. Pearl Marshall,
Lot 224 Nettie PRAY Lot 243. Samuel Tenn
pleton. Lot 2l7. HEIDI Walters, Lot 2i4. IN
less Satisfactory payment is made on or
before said date
INDEPENDENT SALES AND STORAGE
CO. INC
s25-27 n. capitol-ay. indianapolis, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22

2 ACRES-2 8-room houses. long build
ing for store. poultry; 20 mi. north. 3114
Central HA-1637-J.
TRADE houses for l house. OWNER, 22O9
Duke-St.
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M { R C HAhlISE

M ERcHAkDISE
IS Household Goods
ICE BOXES-All sizes. Bargains. House.
hold Appliance Co. 240 Mass. open eve
LIE T1.f:, 5 BoAE So. S1.OOup
K q r Stores, 225 F. Wash.
ELEc. REFRlG. ecu. IT.: used: good cond.
Bargain. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE Co
24O NASSAU. Open till D. m.
Et szS II 5zefrig, Gu, f. used
RADIO. l36 N. Tenn. open ewes
KELyINATOR. Gu. #. used: guaranteed:
RADIO. 1876 N. Penn open ewes " s''' =
REFRIGERATOR be sure of efficient
cooling and economical operation of
your retriserator. buv It from Polar
Easy budget plan. POLAR ICE & FUEL,
CO. 1000 Northwestern. 1902 s. Easiest
23o2 w. Michigan-St
MOTIVE
az Autos for Sale
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Il Hotels

MICHIGAN. f sl5-Good rooms. $3.50 up.
Modern home
HOTEL-l24 E New YORK. modern out side
room. 50 up. 2 . 50. from postoffice-
HOTEL FREDERICK-458 E Washington
S.. clean rooms. 81 so week and up
Running water. tubs. showers.
HOOSIER HOTEL $50 ssIs.. 81 s.
Clean outside rms; shower. tubs. 44O Mas
HOTEL ANTLERS
Oners all comforts Ultra modern note
service as low as 50 a dav: $40 week
$50 Meridian LI-235l
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Times Swap Ad Will Find Trader for the Things You No Longer Need
r { N T AIS
% Unfurnished Houses

PINE n. 42s-s-rm. mod. .-..........s l5
22d St E 9i5. 6-rm.. bath si2
JENNINGS BROS. % 5. III. ST
VILLA-Av i52-5-room semi-modern
double. garage SO. water paid. RI-34l3.
5sTH. $40 E-s-room ultrs-modern home.
social room. 2-csr garage. HU-2354.
30TH-ST. 53s Is bedroom clean. mod
ern single near schools. $50. DR-s564.
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses

social room. 2-car garage. HU-Z354.
3OTH-ST. 53s Is bedroom. clean. mod
ern. single. near schools. $50. DR-4564,
% Furnished Apis. and Houses
IS WEEK: 2sTH. W 4Os-Modern coy =
room apartment. Adul:s. HA-0282
$3.50 ILLINOIS-slOis n. Beautiful mod
ern efficiency apartments. Utilities. IL
50 Northeast: Arm. apt. Piano.
racio. washer. utilities. Others. TA-4633.
2O-CARROLLToN-Av 2s4l modern =
room double. good condition; garage.
HE-45e3
SIN F~nn. Coy. small apt Phone.
Couple Others. WHITE TA-4633, IR
1856
CENTRAL 2l3l-ss week. North front
rooms and hall. Private bath. HE
Ass
COLORADO. 34I7 N.-5-room. modern
bungalow Furnished or unfurnished.
Adults CH-0672
cARROLLTON. 2621-Nicely furnished ?
rooms with bath. Norge refrigeration.
HE-5l6S
MARKET. ll03. E.-2 rooms. private bath.
utilities; $3.50 wk.; references. RI-l647.
UNrON-ST. 924-6-room modern: garage;
s22 So water paid. RI-5534 TA-4l05.
UPPER duplex rooms and bath. 1910
Belefontaine. Utilities paid. RITES.
WANTED-Couple to share lovely mod
ern 5-room apt. HA-033l-R. $3.50 N.
Capitol.
27TH. 1902 w; modern rooms. bath, Sc;
water paid; adults. HAl244-M.
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20 Wanted TO Rent Rooms
81 Unfinished Apartments

COUPLE desire housekeeping rooms near
Illinois car line, $50; references. K-4O54.
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3544 CARROLLTON
One-bedr0om front apt. $40 month with
gar. utilities furnished except light. RI
z6I0
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% Unfinished Houses


sl1-water paid: Bell 942-4s: nicely deco
rated: clean, Groom double. Near Tech.
RI-292s
Sl3.5O. WATER paid Cornell. 2749: 5-room
semi-modern double. DR-6323. RI-2929.
s2O-BROADWAY. 1Oi5-7 rooms. modern.
redecorated, nice yard, garage. Rl-4Ilf.
SINGLE-Near Tech; rooms: garage
furnished. 4l8 Highland. CH-2Ol6
$40 5O-CARROLLTON. 4628-3-bedrm. sin
gle home. yd.: gar. Others. WHITE. IA
1888 IR-7956.
SOS: SINGLE bedrooms. ? baths. double
garage: fenced. 53li Broadway. Lease.
TA-29l2
BROOKSIDE-AV. 212I-7 rooms semi-mod-
ern. good condition; water paid sl3
DR-7740.
COLLEGE. 4s3O-s-room modern double;
garage. $50: water paid DR-3472-
GRACELAND. 3452-4-room semi-modern
upper: Sl2 water paid. TA-lS44.
MICHIGAN. E. 52s-6-room double. near
Tech. sl250. Water paid. RI-7242
z MINNESOTA-Singles. 5 rooms. repa-
pered. lights water toilet outside; SO,
$40. DRUGGIST. villa. E. Minnesota.
NORTHWESTERN. 1905 rms. mod,
dbl gar. water pd.: So so.
PARK. 5355-Owner's attractive Dutch
Colonial rooms. side drive; beautiful
ward HU-ssls
PERSHING. ZIG N.-ss. McLain-pl 30 4
rms. s. Roache il43. rms, Sl2.oO.
water pd. RI7725
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20 Sale Suburban Property
Sale Income Property
50 Wanted to Trade

DRY CLEANING and pressing shop; west;
bargain. Write Times Box K-4053.
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5000. 90 GETS DEED!

Nice 6-room cottage: semi-mo6ern: good
/ lot: close to trolley. Division-st. near
Oliver Call C. A. Young. RI-64l2. j. S.
I CRUISE. INC.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-11

hereinafter described, which con
tract was made between the said
Lars p. Sorenson, now deceased, and
himself, and praying for an order of
said court, requiring the Administra-
trix of said estate, to execute a con-
veyance to him, upon the payment
of the sum of Fourteen Hundred
($1400.00) Dollars, in full settlement
OF said contract, Of the following
described Real Property, situated in
the county of Sheridan, State OF
Montana, to-wit:
The Northeast quarter of Section
Thirty-three 1881 and the Northwest
quarter Of Section T%hirty-four (34).
in Township Thirty-five 1859 North
Range Ffty-eight (5S) East of the
Montana Meridian, Montana:
and that Saturday, the 9th day oil
April 1885, at the hour of ten (1O)
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, In
the court room, of the County Court
House, at Plentywood, in Sheridan
County, Montana, has been set as
the time and place for hearing said
Petition, when and where any per
son interested may appear and con
test the same, and show cause, if any
they have, why said Petition should
not be granted, and said conveyance
made.
Dated this 25th day of March 1885
COURT SEAL)
G.. B. Peterson,
Clerk of said District Court
$685.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE
SHERIDAN COUNTY w. p. c. A.

Persons wishing to apply for the
position of Farm Supervisor, for the
purpose of inspecting wheat and con
tracted acres Of members of the
Sheridan County Wheat Production
Control Association, are hereby re-
quested to enter their application for
Supervisor not later than May LIST.
All Of last years Supervisors who
have not turned in their equipment
are requested to do so at their earli-
est convenience.
Sheridan County Wheat Pro-
duction Control Association.
H. NJ EHRMANNTRAUT,
Secretary.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE FOR
HEARING PETITION FOR SPECi-
FIG PERFORMANCE OF CON-
TRACT TO CONVEY
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SHERIDAN.
IN THE MATTER oF.THE ESTATE
OF LARS p. SORENSON, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
N. p. Nielsen, has filed in this court
a Petition setting forth facts on
which he bases a claim that he is
entitled to the specific performance
OF a certain contract, to convey Real
Estate belonging to said Estate, n
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-11
THIS 25c TEST FREE

If it fails. When irritation wakes
you up, use this bladder lax to flush
out impurities and excess acids. Get
buchu leaves, juniper oil, etc.. In
little green tablets called Bukets.
Works on the bladder similar to cas-
tor oil on the bowels. Bladder irri-
tation can cause disturbed sleep,
frequent desire, scanty flow, burn.
ing or backache. In four days, II
not pleased any druggist will refund
your 25c. Get your regular sleep
and feel "full of pep" E. l. Miller,
Druggist.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-11
RURAL SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.
SCHOLARSHIP REPORT MADE

A report of attendance, best
scholarship and visitors of the var
ious rural schools Of the county for
March has been compiled by the
county superintendent Of schools.
This month the Meharry school, dis
trict "a, leads with an attendance
record of 100 percent.
Wilson, Dist. No. 4: Homer Loucks,
teacher. Percentage Attendance: S5.5.
Best Scholarship: Lille Astrup.
H. c. Anderson, Dist. No. A: Ellen
Nielsen, teacher. Percentage Attend
ance 1877. Best Scholarship: Peter
Sorensen.
Lakeview, Dist. No. 6: Sarah Rich
wine, teacher. Percentage Attend
ance: 1923. Best Scholarship: Fran
ces Reuter-, Harold Vance, Robert
Reuter-. Visitors: 3 Sarah Smith, Zeta
Smith, Anna Rose Schmdtz.
Smith, Dist. No. Z: Anne Reuter-,
teacher. Percentage Attendance: "a,
Best Scholarship: Richard Hort,
Rosemary Holbrook, Stuart johnson.
Reserve, Dist. No. 8: Lower Grades
Agnes Johnson, teacher. Percentage
Attendance: 91.7.
Weight, Dist. No. 10: Isabelle Port
er, teacher. Percentage Attendance:
9S.S. Best Scholarship: Olive Jones,
Hazel Smith, Jimmy Van Hee. Visi-
tors: 2, Mildred Smith, Sabina Kis-
Ter.
Courtney, Dist. No. 10. Mary
March, teacher. Percentage Attend
ance. SIP. Best Scholarship: Fred
Ryan, Catherine Sebastian.
View Hill, Dist. No. IL: Esther
Rice, teacher. Percentage Attendance
80. Best Scholarship: Wanda Martin
son., Clarence Rasmussen, Dorothy
Martinson. Visitors: l, Mrs. Peter
Glein.
Raymond, Dist. No. 81: Clair John.
son, teacher, upper grades. Percent
age Attendance: 1923. Best Scholar
ship: Clair M%athiason, Robert Hill,
Lower Grades. Helen Steinke, teach
err. Percentage Attendance: 92.7. Best
Scholarship: William TOOke, Russell
Rio, Sheldon Rio.
La Grange, Dist. No. 21: Gladys
Peterson, teacher. Percentage Atten'
dance. 9S.6. Best Scholarship: Leon.
ard Lindblom, Jackie Westphal. lila
Westphal. Luella Westphal-
Collins, Dist. No. 81: Helen Harki
teacher. Percentage Attendance: 93.S
Best Scholarship: Beryle Hovdey
Irwin Larter, Delmar Stadstad. Visi
tors. 8, Ben Void, Carl Stagstad.
Gibson, Dist. No. 81: Irene Bretz
Ike, teacher. Percentage Attendance:
1872. Best Scholarship: Vern Brown
Torrance Wilson, Kenneth Evenson
Visitors: 2, Frances Adams, Rita
Grouse.
Hawthorn, Dist. No. 22:Helen Mad
sen, teacher. Percentage Attendance:
94.6. Best Scholarship: Hans Mlllel!
Marie Miller. Visitors: 6, Agnes and
Dagny Jensen, Laura and MARY
Christensen, MI. and Mrs. Hans j.
Madsen.
Heaven, Dist. No. %: Clarice Rice
teacher. Percentage Attendance: VI.
Leet. Dist. No. %: M. Elliott, teach
er. Percentage Attendance: 1856. Best
Scholarship: Donald Gray, Flo Ella
Kazack.
Hamley, Dist. No. 80: Ella JUL,
teacher. Percentage Attendance: 9S.l
BEST Scholarship: John Tango. Vlsl'
tors: Q, Margaret Tango, GORDON
HOltan.
Marsh, Dist No. 81: Janet Goss.
teacher. Percentage Attendance: 94.5
Best Scholarship: David Marsh, CHI
ford Marsh, Robert Marsh.
Coolidge, Dist. No. "a: lnger Clson
teacher. Attendance: 80. Visitors: l
Freda Westrup.
Mckinley, Dist. No. "a: Hulda
Haalgen. teacher. Percentage ATTEND
ance: S4.6. Best Scholarship: Berhlcs
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of George e. Laughlini

ceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, by
the undersigned, Eta L~aughlin, Ad-
ministratrix of the Estate of George
E. Laughlin deceased, to the credi-
tors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers
within four (4) months after the
first publication of this notice, to
the said Eta Laughlin at Homestead,
Montana, Oh at the law office of
Vernon Hoven, Plentywood, Mon
tana.
Dated March /, 1885.
ETA LAUGHLIN
Administrative of Estate
of George E. Laughlin, de-
ceased.
Vernon Hoven, Attorney for Estate.
31.4t.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
Mr.. R.A.PAR[EYSH|T.
BY AUTO MAKERS.
Industry Unwilling to Open
Up Controversial Subjects
Now, Leader Says.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Strong opposition to conferences at
this time concerning N. R. AS future
has been recorded by the Automobile
Manufacturers Association.
In a letter to George L. Berry,
President Roosevelt's industrial CO.
ordinator and organizer of the meet
ings, Alfred Reeves, vice president and
general manager of the association,
said:
Recovery is proceeding and to in
ject controversial and unsettling dis
cussions into the picture would surely
do more harm than good"
Reeves proposed that the confer
ences, to which the Nations business
and labor leaders have been invited,
be postponed pending the completion
Of studies by N. R. A. on what was
accomplished before the Supreme
Court ruled the Blue Eagle codes
invalid
The variations in industry require
ments," Reeves said. do not permit
of solutions in mass meetings, but
rather require long and exhaustive
study
The N r. A. studies to which he
referred are being made with the idea
of presenting the information in con-
crete form for the use of business,
labor and congressional leaders in de-
termining whether a new recovery law
should be proposed to the next Con-
greSs.
Business circles report that many
industries are being advised by their
Washington representatives to attend
the meetings being arranged by Berry
to be able to register their objections
: to new N. r. A. legislation at this
time.
These industries are being advised.
the reports say, that failure to attend
might mean that only those favorable
to N. r. A. would be present and
would give a wrong impression of in
duStry's viewpoint as a whole.