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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08
Personal

MT. and Mrs. Louis Guilfoile of WellSton, O., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Joseph G. Guilfoile of Frank street.
 James Downey has returned to Washington, D. C., after spending week at his home in Mill Plain.
 J. Clayton Walters, son of First Selectman and Mrs. Merritt Walters of Plank road is recovering from an operation at St. Mary's hospital.
 Miss Louise E. Williams of this city is enrolled in the freshman class of Rider college.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Knudson of Greenleaf avenue have returned after spending a few days in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. John French of Willow street are spending a few days in New York city.
 Misses Helen and Grace Nelson l Of Watertown avenue are spending several days in Boston.
 Miss Katherine Mitchell of High land avenue is spending few days in Philadelphia.
 Miss Lillian Hearn of East Main street is spending the weekend in Philadelphia.
 Miss Evelyn Hennes and Mrs. Mary Gordon gave a shower on Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Gordon in honor of Miss Esther Gordon who is to be married Oct II. The home was attractively decorated for the event and lunch was served. Games were enjoyed. Prizes were won by Mrs. Bertha Murnick and Mrs. Albert Ganezer. Those attending were Misses Paul line Rich, Ethel Shiller, Dorothy Kurtin, Rebecca Bardash, Beatrice Hennes, Evelyn Hennes, Mrs. Israel Hennes, Mrs. Ida Gordon, Mrs. Mona Lavine, Mrs. L. Luchnick, Mrs. Evelyn Madnick, Mrs. Jean Matz- kin, Mrs. Lynn Hennes, Mrs. Sylvia Ganezer, Mrs. Morris Bardash, Mrs. Louis Rich, Mrs. Henry Gordon, Mrs. Mary Gordon, Albert Ganezer, David Gordon, Nathan Gordon, Irving Gordon, Israel Hennes, Sam uel Madnick, Nathan Luchnick, Henry Gordon, and from Hartford, Mrs. Ella Kent, Alan Kent and Ann Finkel, from New Haven, Mrs. Bertha Murnick, Isadore Murnick, Nathan Epstein and Louis Epstein.
 A birthday party was given by Miss Elsie Pannone of Oldham ave- nue on Saturday evening in honor of Helen Vaitekaitis. Dancing was enjoyed and buffet luncheon was served. Among those present were: Adele Carey, Elsie Pannone, Helen Vaitekaitis, Margaret and Ruth Blan5field, Michalena Urkevic, Dor othey Schaeffer, Helen Conaty, Margaret Donston, Theresa Madden, and Richard Baldwin, Paul Shaw, Donald Daly, Thomas Lamitola, Walter Gaunt, Roland Benson, Jo- seph Blansf1eld, Joseph Dillance, Vincent Kelly and MT. and Mrs. D. Capuano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08
Weddings
Sorority Plans HaLIowe 'en Dance

The Sigma Tau Beta Sorority held their senni-monthly meeting at the abode of Miss Mary Donahue of Waterville street recently. Plans in reference to a Halloween Dance were discussed, and Miss Louise Pat rick was appointed chairman of the dance. Miss Mildred Noren was prize winner of the evening, and a delic- ious luncheon was later served.
 Those attending the meeting were: The Misses Mildred Noren, Jennie Cocchiola, Rose Arcovia, Louise Patrick, Ann Naylor, Beatrice Benedetti, Elsie Engratt, Carolyn Pomponio, Kathryn Yarnala, Eve lyn Morrissey, Irene Carrier, and Mary Donahue. The next meeting will be held at the home of Pres ident Carolyn Pomponio of Baldwin street.
 The Arbor Vitae Sorority held a meeting at the home of Rose Gyu- ricsko of Chestnut avenue, Friday evening. The following officers were elected: President, Gertrude Cro- nan; vice president, Johanna Gyu- ricsko; secretary, Roseann Ball: treasurer, Rose Gyuricsko and bus mess manager, Elsie Longo
 Plans were made for Halloween dance. The next meeting will be held at the home of Elsie Longo.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Drummond of Concord street are spending several days in Atlantic City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08
CHAINS BALK LAWMAKERS

Salt Lake City = (UP) = Jay walkers are to be fenced in here. Chains that parking motorists can unfasten to get through to the side walk will be run between the posts of parking meters on the business district streets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08
SPEED LAW IS YEARS OLD

Oakland, Cal. (UP) - Oakland records. just unearthed. show the city had an anti-speed ordinance 78 years ago. At least one convic- tion is recorded under it when a justice of the peace in 1856 impos- ed 8 $10 fine on a local horseman for "furioueS driving
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08

North and South had every high card in the deck, excepting those in the spade suit. They had a beautiful '.fit" in hearts and two long suits but each had two innrne- diate spade losers.
 When North bid two spades. he was asking South whether he could
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08

Cornwall England, was the worlds chief source of tin until the latter part of the last century, when it surrendered first place to the Federated Malay States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08
BROTHERS APART 4s YEARS

Martinez, Cal - (UP) - Warren c. Smith, 70, of this city, and Elam B. Smith, IS, of Mexico. brothers and sons of father who crossed the plains in 1846, met here for the first time in 43 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League

Asking Bid Stops Set-Partners Have All Top Cards Ex cept in One Suit, But Culbertson Tactic Avoids
 ~ Slam Defeat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08

Organizing for their part in the Girl Scout appeal to be held Oct. 1928, the members of the Special Gifts committee of the appeal, of which Mrs. Walter H. Deacon has been named chairman, will hold their first meeting this afternoon at the Waterbury Club. Plans for the
 important work of this group will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08

The British mint struck 17,000,- 900 coins from foreign countries during 1883, but only four bronze British pennies were made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08

A dessert bridge and fashion show will be given under the aus pices of the Waterbury Civic theater
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-08
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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-08-06
NOTICE OF SALE

Pursuant to a resolution passed Ola
by the Dcerd Of County Commission.
ers of Sheridan County, Montana, on
August a, 1896. and in accordance with
Chapter e5 Of the 1893 Session Laws,
no'ice is hereby given that the follow
irg described property will be sold at
public sale to the highest bidder on
September 10, 1886. at 2 o'clock P. M.
at the County Court House.
Lots Is and Is, Block One Riba's
End Addt. to Plentywood, Value $780,
90.
Lot 6, Block S, Original P'Wood,
$5OC.OO.
E1a of Lot 10 Lasters Gardens,
P'wood $4,000.
Parts of Lot l, Blk l Orig. P'wood,
s65O.OO.
Lots l, 2, II ard IL Blk C Walters
Adm. Antelope, each lot $500.
Lots IA and Is Blk 6 Orig Antelope,
$4,000.
Lots 8sa9 and 10 Block C Walters
Addn to Antelope, each lot $500.
Lots 4 Blk c Walters Addn to An
telope $500.
Lots 7, s Block Z Orig. Antelope,
each lot $500.
Lots 3 and 4 Block 2 Orig. Antel-
ope, each lot $500.
Lots S, Blk. S Orig. Antelope, $500
Lots l, 2, Blk 2, each lot $500.
Lots 10 Blk 3 Orig Antelope $500.
Lot 2 Blk 5 East Antelope $500.
Lots 6, 7 Blk S Orig. Antelope, eaci
lot $500.
Lot 4 Blk IL Orig of Dooley, $500
Lot 8, Blk 7 Orig. Antelope $500.
Lots 5, 6 Blk 2 Orig. Antelope, each
lot $500.
Lots l Bl k.6 Orig. Antelope $500.
The value stated for this description
is the minimum value at which said
property can be sold.
A Quit Claim Deed will be issued
to the purchasers
NIELS MADSEN,
County Clerk and Recorder,
Sheridan County, Montana.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-08-06
Adjustment Supervisor
Nests with County Group

M. H. G. Wood, District Farm Debt
Adjustment Supervisor, met with the
Sserdan county committee recently.
!. Waat are farm debt adjustment
committees?
They axe Committees which have
been formed to help d%ebt-ridden far
mers readjust the debts they owe and
retain their farms. The members Of
these Committees work without pay.
They are performing a public service
in helping farmers and their creditors
to arrange settlements of excessive
debts and in recommending adjust
ments which will make foreclosures
unnecessary. Farm Debt Adjustment
Service is available in every state.
2. How were the members of the
Committees selected.
The Governors Of the several States
appointed States Farm Debt Adjust
ment Committees in the fall of 1888 at
The request of the President and the
Governor Ct the Farm Credit Admin
istration. The members of each State
Committee recommended to the Gov
ernor publ c-spirited citizens in oil
parts Of the state who in turn were
appointed to membership on county
Farm Debt Adjustment Committees.
3. Why was farm debt adjustment
work started?
Many farmers went in debt at a time
when prices Of farm products were
mucn higher than at present and now
ind themselves unable TO pay all OF
their debts out of their greatly re-
ouced farm income. For example, a
wheat farmer who went in debt $4,000
for an acre of land in 1914 did so with
the expectation Of paying for it with
the returns from approximately ia
bushels Of wheat. In 1882, however, the
price Of wheat had dropped so sharply
that it required the returns from ap-
proximately 263 bushels of whea to
lay Of the debt.
A farmer overburdened by debt
cannot conduct his farming operations
successfully, and is not a normal pur-
chaser in his community. In cases of
this kind, the farmer must obtain a re-
adj ustment of his debts if he is to con-
tinue farming, otherwise he will strug-
gle along and one or later will lose
his farm.
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RESERVE

Nels K. Larsen came up from Ring
stad, Iowa, Wednesday evening to look
after his farming interests here.
c. G. Moody of Elizabeth, MINI,
was a caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. So!en Rungborg and children
vert TO Dagmar Friday where they
visited a few days at the Clifford
Anderson home.
Andrew Cosper Of Medicine Lake
called here Friday. He returned on
Tuesday from a CCC camp at Haugen,
Mont.
Miss Norma Petersen returned Fri
day from a two weeks vacation trip
to Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. F. H. Moothart and son Otto
spent the week end with their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. Bruce Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Moothart and
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-08-06
Bank Supervisors
Visit flentywood Vicinity

Federal land hank supervisors from
five states and Washington, D. c., were
in Plentywood last Tuesday night and
Wednesday morning.
The supervisors were re%-appraisng
land in which the bank has interest.
Members of the party in Plenty
wood Tuesday and Wednesday were R
B. Tootell, Spokane, Wash; Glen A
Hunt, Kimball, Wash; Arthur Fowler
Fargo, N. D.; o. S. Bergh, Wolf Point
Ralph Cole, Washington, D. c.; Don
Gray, St. Paul, Mimi; Guy Jameson
st. Paul; Ray Swanson, Madison, Wis,
P. L. Gaddis, Washington, D. c.; j. H
B-yer, Minot, N. D.; and Walt Fellows
Spokane, Wash.
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family, Mrs. Ardelia Moothart and Mr..
and Mrs. Nygaard and family of
Broclkton were guests at the Bruce
Henderson home Saturday afternoon.
J, P. Olsen Of Dagmar stopped here
Monday on his way to McCone county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Holm and fam
lily of Shelby, Mont, visited the H.. P.
Madsens over Sunday. j. P. Holm,
who has visited at Shelby, returned
home with them.
Helga Christensen of Dagmar came
in with the mail nan Sunday to visit
with Bertha Paulsen a few days.
Fred Olsen called at P. Groskurth's
Monday on his way to Scobey, Mont.
Mrs. M. Hunter and daughter So
phia of Glasgow and Mrs. Milholland
ard daughter of Basin, Mont, visited
over Sunday with Roy Kallaks. Juan
tia Hunter, who has spent several
months here, returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Groskurth and Mr..
and Mrs. C.. Petersen of Plentywood
took in the doings at the Brotherhood
hall Sunday.
Cora Angvick returned from Plen-
tywood Monday afternoon where she
has visited at the Storkan home.
VIM. Patterson of Staunton, H., and
his nephew, M. Ayers of Gainsbora,
Sask., Can, arrived Monday to make
a Today visit at the Robert Hender-
son home. Mrs. Patterson is a brother
in-law of Mr.. Henderson.
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ARCHER
Edna Lee

Those visiting at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. Edward Lee last Sunday
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Holdeman,
Joe Norman, Ernst, Herman, Rudolph,
Elmer and Bonnie Lee, Mr.. and Mrs
Conrad Cotton and John Flakne and
Mrs. Chas. Krabbehoft and son Ar
dell.
MIR, and Mrs. Hans Hanson from
near Outlook were visiting in the Ar
cher community Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Krabbenhoft and son Ar
dell of Sabin, Mimi, are spending a
few days with Joe Norman this week.
A few Archer farmers are doing a
little threshing this week. The yield is
very poor and the wheat is mostly
thistles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Thompson ana
children were visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Flakne last
Sunday.
Merl Mildly was a caller at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lee last
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-08-06
DODGE HAS ALUMINIUM COATING

The makers OF Dodge passenger cars
and trucks have adopted a bright al
minimum coating for their motors;
through its use they achieve a third
advantage of considerable import
ance. The high sheen of Dodge engines
comes from the paint base consisting
of powdered aluminium, a metal which
not only has considerably greater heat
ccnductivity than iron but acts,
through its brightness, as a heat re-
hector and thus adds to the speed with
which the engine heat of Dodge mot
ors is dissipated into the atmosphere.
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CALL FOR BIDS

The Sheridan County Soil Conser-
walton association will let for bid, to
The lowest and the best qualified bid
der, the plotting and computing Of the
acreage measured in connection with
each farm making an application for
grant under the 1896 Soil Conserva-
ton and the Domestic Allotment Act.
More detailed information relative
to this work can be obtained at the Sol
Conservation office.
The Association reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
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WINNERS IN All
FAIR HERE NAMED
f-H COUNTY JUDGING

First place-Reserve; Agnes Espel-
und, Maxine Rorvig.
Second placs-Medicine Lake; Ev-
elyn Winter, Emma Lou johnson.
Third place-Westby.
All Demonstrations given July 22
First place-Plentywood Poppy
Pals; Shirley Erickson, Geraldine
Gooder.
Other Demonstrations Entered
Reserve Bright Lights; Olive Eds
ness, Dolores Lyngass. Washing Fine
Fabrics"
Westby Flying Fingers; Dorothy
Walters, Ardelle Stageberg. How to
Use a Commercial Pattern"
Medicine Lake "MBB"; Frances
Robinson, Eileen Holbrook. Packing
a Suitcase for Camp" Evelyn Winters,
Emma Lou Johnson, Sewing Machine
Attachments"
Reserve Sunshine Sisters; Marvel
Jacobsen, Eva Johansen. How to
Make a Pot Holder"
Style Revue-Evelyn Winter, LIST,
NHaJ,,~- 7 xA
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Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Krabbenhoft and son
Ardell Of Sabin, Mimi, arrived last
Thursday to visit at the homes Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Ed Lee, MIR. and Mrs. John
Eggen end Fred Lee of the Archer
community and Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
hanson rear Outlook.
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CLASS 5-KITCHEN APRONS

SI@Aoo
Agnes copeland, Reserve; Eileen
Holbrook, Medicine Lake; Arliss Kit
zerberg, Plentywood; Frances Robin
on, Medicine Lake; Kathryn Miller,
Medicine Lake; Marlene Stanek,
Homestead; Evelyn Wien, Reserve;
Shirley Erickson, Plentywood; Char
lotte Yeager, Antelope; Viola Stoen,
Antelope; Bertha Reuter-, Medicine
Lake.
Red Ribbon
Jane Stanek, Homestead; Mae An
~tonson, Plentywood; Mavis Copeland,
Plentywood; Marilyn Neiderhauser,
Medicine Lake; Evangeline Jensen,
Medicine Lake; Mae Rasmussen,
Medicine Lake; Marilyn Dahl, North
Dooley; Maxine Rorvig, Reserve; Zoe
Foster, Antelope; Blanche Danielson,
Antelope; Mabel Danielson, Antelope;
Carolyn Blackmore, Antelope; Irma
Tatchell, Antelope; Barbara Parpart,
Antelope. evs
Green Ribbon
Helen Davis. Fentywood; Geraldine
Gooder, Plentywood; Mona Moore,
Plentywood; Norma Haase, Home
stead; Cora Angvick, Reserve; Olive
Eidness, Reserve; Jane Harshbarger,
Antelope; Madeline Harshbarger, An
telope; Connie Anderson, Plentywood;
Frances Snellman, Medicine Lake.
CLASS &COTTON DRESS.
Blue Ribbon
Eileen Holbrook, Medicine Lake;
Bernice Waller, Homestead; Marilyn
N~eiderhauser, Mae Rasmussen, Fran
ces Robinson, Lois Trageton, RATHER
in1 Miller, E~vangelire Jensen, all of
Medicine Lake.
Red 3ibbrn
Elizabeth Ann Phelps, Homestead;
Irene Hcltgen, Westby; Evelyn Win
tiers, Medicine Lake; Betty Jean Han
sen, Dorothy Mauritsen, Bina Murk,
all of Reserve.
Green Ribbon
Elaine Bundt, Westby; Mildred Wal
Ter, Homestead; Marvel Jacobsen, Re-
serve; Marilyn Melvin, Westby;
Yvonre Stageberg, Westby; Betty
Timbrel, Westby.
CLASS 7-2nd YR.-COTTON DRESS
Blue Ribbon
Emma Lou Johnson, Medicine Lake;
Agnes Copeland, Evelyn Wien, Delor-
es Lyngaas, Cora Angvick, of Reserve;
Eta Olsen and Dorothy Walters of
Westby.
Red Ribbon
Evelyn Winters, Medicine Lake;
Betty Mckinney, Medicine Lake; Ruby
Rasmussen, Medicine Lake; Maxine
Rorvig, Bina Murk, Minnie Johansen,
Marvel Jacobsen, Lucille Angvick, Oh
i've Eidness, of Reserve; Esther Peter
son, Louise Meyer, Avis Bredevin, of
Westby; Lois Tragerton, Medicine
Lake.
GLASS 8-SLIP
Blue Ribbon
Agnes Copeland, Reserve; Emma Lou
Johnson, Betty Mckinney, Evelyn
Winter, of Medicine Lake.
Red Ribbon
Lois Trageton, Ruby Rasmussen, OF
Medicine Lake; Esther Peterson, Co.
celia Lovelace, of Westby.
CLASS 9-BLOOMERS
Blue Ribbon
Emma Lou Mckinney, Betty Nc
Kinney and Evelyn Winter, of Medi-
cine Lake.
Red Rihbon
Lois Trageton and Ruby Rassmus-
sen of Medicine Lake.
CLASS 1O-HEMMED PATCH
Blue Ribbon
Agnes F-rcland, Reserve; Eta OIL
sen, Westby.
Red Ribbon
Evelyn Wien, Minnie Johansen, of
Reserve; Cecilia Lovelace, Westby;
Emma Lou Johnson, Medicine Lake.
PAJAMAS
Blue Ribbon
Betty Mckinney, Medicine Lake;
Evelyn Winter, Medicine Lake.
Red Ribbon
Emma Lou Johnson, Medicine Lake;
Eta Olsen, Westby.
CLASS 1-HAND TOWEL
Blue Ribbon
Shirley Erickson, Plentywood; Eli
eer Holbrook, Medicine Lake; Elenore
Miller, Dagmar; Erlis Whittier, Dag
mar; Lillian Lodahl, Dagmar; June
Stanek, Homestead; Helen Ann Lund
Reserve; Florence Klakken, North
Docley; Dorothy Waters, Westby.
Red Ribbon
Ardelle Stageberg, Westby; Char
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CLASS 4-POT HOLDER

NA<AAoo - Va
Blue Ribbcn
Mae Antonson, Plentywood; Mae
Rasmussen, Medicine Lake; Kathrine
Miller, Medicine Lake; Marilyn Neid-
erhauser, Medicine Lake; Evangeline
Jensen, Medicine Lake; Eileen Hol-
brook, Medicine Lake; Shirley Erick-
son, PlentYWood; Connie Anderson,
Plentywood; A4is Bredevin, Westby;
Frances Robinson, Medicine Lake;
Barbara Parpart, Antelope.
Red Ribbon
Blanche Darieleon, Antelope; Jane
Harshbarger, Antelope; Francelia Lip
ska, Antelope; Mona Moore, Plenty
wood; Mavis copeland, Plentywood;
Marilyn Melvin, Westby; Charlotte
Meyer, Westby; Dorothy Walters,
Westby; Lorraine Jacobsen, Home
stead; Bertha Reuter-, Medicine Lake,
Frances Reuter-, Medicine Lake; Ruth
Ator, Medicine Lake; Lucy Ator, Med
icine Lake; Frances Srellman, Medi-
cine Lake.
Green Ribbon
Florence Klakken, North Dooley;
Niarilyn Dahl, North Dooley; Dorothy
Mauritsen, Reserve; Helen Davis,
Plentywood; Loverne Hansen, Home
stead; Geraldine Gooder, Plentywood;
Arliss Nuremberg, Plentywood; Norma
Haase, Homestead; Edith Olsen, Dag
mar; Agnes Olsen, Dagmar; lima Hat
chel', Antelope; Caroline Blackmore,
Antelope; Madeline Harshbarger, An
telope; Zoe Foster, Antelope; Charlotte
Yeager, Antelope; Mabel Danielson,
Antelope; Viola Stoen, Antelope; Lou
Use Meyer, Westby; Yvonne Stageberg,
Westby; Betty Timbrell, Westby; Ar
dele Stageberg, Westby; Irene Holt
gren, Westby.
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Medicine Lake; Frances Robinson
Medicine Lake; Mariiyn Niederhaus-
er, Medicine Lake; Evangeline Jensen
Medicine Lake; Helen Davis, Plenty
wood; Mae Antonson, Plentywooi.
Geraldine Gooder, Plertywood; Caro-
line Blackmore, Antelope; Madeline
Harshbarger, Antelope; F~rancelia LIP
ska, Antelope.
Green Ribbon
Arliss K~itzenberg, Plentywood; Mar
ilyn Dahl, Raymond; Mavis Copeland
Plentywood; Mona Moore, Plentywood;
Connie Anderson, Plentywood; Mae
Rasmussen, Medicine Lake; Viola
Stoen, Antelope; Zoe Foster, Antelope;
Jane Harshbager, Antelope; Charlotte
Yeager, Antelope; Yvonne Stageberg,
Wesley; Betty Timbrel, Westby; Lou
Use Meyer, Westby; Ardelle ~Stageberg,
Wesiby; Marlys Melvin, Westby.
YcIlcw Ribbon
Elizabeth Lodahl, Bodil Lodahl,
Gladys Whittier, Myrtle Thortenson,
Bernice Thortenson, all of Dagmar; IT.
ma Tatchell, Antelope; Avis Bredevin,
Wesley; Barbara Parpart, Antelope.
CLASS 2-TEA TOWEL
glue Ribbon
Avis Bredevin, Westby; Lillian Lo-
dahl, Dagmar; Mae Antonsor, Plenty
wood; Lorraine Jacobsen, Homestead.
Red Ribbon
Eunice Rorvig, Reserve; Mavis Es-
poland, Plentywood; Mona Moore,
Plentywood; Florence Klakken, North
Dcoley; Connie Anderson, Plentywocd;
Shirley Erickson, Plentywood; Blanche
Danielson, Antelope; Jane Harshbar-
ger, Antelope; Irma Tatchell, Antel-
ope; Viola Stoen, Antelope; Gladys
Ha. shbarger, Antelope; Charlotte
Meyer, Westby; Dorothy Walters,
Westby; Lucy Ator, Medicine Lake;
Bertha Reuter-, Mediocre Lake; Fran
ces Reuter-, Medicine Lake; Ruth At
or, Medicine Lake; Norma Olsen,
Homestead; Marilyn Dahl, Raymond.
Green Ribbon
Norma Olsen, Homestead; Carolyn
Blackmore, Antelope; Geraldine Good
err, Plentywood; Charlotte Yeager, An
telope; lima Tatchell, Antelope; Mabel
Danielson, Antelope; Arliss Kitten
berg, Plentywood; Mar.lyn Dahl,
North Doo,ey; Marlys Melvin, Westby;
Louise Meyer, Westby; Betty Timbrell,
Westby; Barbara Parpart, Antelope.
Yellow Ribbon
Helen Davis, Plentywood; Zoe Fos-
ter, Antelope; Charlotte Yeager, An
telope; Carolyn Blackmore, Antelope;
Yvonne S~tageberg, Westby; Ardelle
Stageberg, Westby; Irene Holtgren,
Westby,
CLASS 3-STOCKING DARN
Blue Ribbon
Lillian Lodahl, Dagmar; Marilyn
Dahl, North Dooley; Erlis Whittier,
Dagmar.
Red Ribbon
Gladys Whittier, Dagmar; Shirley
Erickson, Plertywood; Bernice Waller,
Homestead; Frances Robinson, Medi-
cine Lake; Mae Rasmussen, Medicine
I axe; Katherine MILLER, Medicine
Lake; Mae Antonson, Plentywood;
Florence Klakken, North Dooley; Mar
ilyn Neiderhauser, Medicine Lake;
Jane Harshbarger, Antelope; Viola
Stoen, Antelope; Madeline Harshbar-
ger, Antelope; Yvonne Stageberg,
Westby; Betty Timbrell, Westby; Dor
othy Walters, Westby; Marlys Melvin,
Westby; Bertha Reuter-, Medicine
Lake, Barbara Parpart, Antelope.
Green Ribbon
Mona Moore, Plentywood; Helen
Davis, Plentywood; Arliss Nuremberg,
Plentywood; Geraldine Gooder, Plen-
tywcod; Bernice T~hortenson, Dagmar;
Eileen Holbrook, Medicine Lake; Ev-
angeline Jensen, Medicine Lake;
Blanche Dan.elson, Antelope; Char
lotte Yeager, Antelope; Carolyn Black
more, Antelope; Irma Tatchell, Antel-
ope.
CLASS 4-POT HOLDER