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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-01-02
hauled from De Missuroi river

hauled from De MiSsuroi river.
Mrs. Martha Tyler returned Tues
day from Glasgow where she visited
for a few days with her son, Keith.
and his family.
Sunday guests at the V. E. Johnson
home were Professor and Mrs. Fell
baum of Froid.
Mr.. and Mrs R. G. Tyler and Mr..
and Mrs. d. d. Bolyard attended the
iremen's ball at Plentywood New
Years eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Neikirk and Ada
Grace and Bobbie were guests over
Christmas of Mrs. Neikirk's parents
at Trenton, N. d.
Mr.. Predergast, county relief ad-
ministrator, was in town on business
last Friday.
E. c. Jackson has been on the sick
list for the past few days.
Hans Hanson, who has been con-
fined to his home with small pox, was
released from quarantine Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Skillingbers
were nOSlS al Iii lSlfidS QHuleT 10 q
family gathering including the Clint
Skillingberg, Halvor Skillingberg.
Ingwal Skillingberg and Pattison
families.
Bill Waller was in Plentywood on
Saturday having dental work done.
H. B. Haase of Wolf Point was an
over-Sunday visitor at the home OF
his parents, MI. and Mrs. VIM. Haase.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Bolyard enter
tanned the following at Christmas din
ner: Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Olness, MIR.
and Mrs. E. j. Olness and family,
Mrs. Sylvia Phelps and Elizabeth Ann
and Sam Engbretson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Tyler, MIR. and
Mrs. Gaylord Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Tyler and Mrs. Martha Tyler were
Christmas dinner guests at the Ed
Rankin home at Medicine Lake.
The Martin Gronle family spent
Christmas eve and Christmas day at
the home of Mrs. Gronlie's parents at
Froid.
Lawrence Broadsho of Bainville is
visiting at the home Of his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Collie Knutson.
Julius Jacobsen was called sudden
ly tt Minnesota because of the death
of his sister.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-01-02
RESERVE
J. ]. Gibbons

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Boner and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Bickle of Broadview
visited Hendersons Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Lund, accompanied by
Olive Eidness and Dolores Lyngaas
took Mildred Lohse to Alomo Monday
where she will spend the rest of her
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Anderson of
Wheeler visited at Viggo S~trandskovs
at Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Ferguson re-
turned to Chinook Sunday morning
after spending Christmas at the Ever
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Sampson and
family visited at the Nels Sampson
home Monday.
The All club under the leadership
of Mrs. Harold Everson and Mrs.
Peter Groskurth held a very success
full meeting this week with about IS
present; five cars loaded with young
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-01-02
COMERTOWN
Mildred d. Myers

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clemetson of
New Deal spent Christmas with
friends and relatives around Conner
town.
James Petersen spent a few days
visiting at the Edward Spoklie home
near Coalridge.
M. L. Satern and sister, Mrs. Ros-
tad, were Christmas dinner guests at
the M. L. Rostad home.
Miss Solveig Simonson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Simonson of South
Comertown became the bride of Mr..
Gunner Fransen of Dooley Christmas
day. Rev. Melby performed the GER
emory.
The Christmas tree program which
was presented Thursday, sponsored by
the Luther League, was attended by a
large crowd. The program was en-
joyed by everyone. Sacks of candy
were passed to the crowd.
Quite a number of people from
Comertown attended the basketball
game in Plentywood Saturday.
Sunday visitors at the Chris Peter
sen home were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nelson and family, Miss Helen Strand
and MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Vogt and
Irma.
Regular church was held Sunday.
Next meeting will be Sunday, Jan. s.,
at IL o'clock.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-01-02
MORE COALRIDGE NEWS

Carl Christensen and Lester Chris
Jensen were shopping in our town on
Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Hueth was very ill for a
few days this week but at this writing
she has improved somewhat. She is
able to be around again.
Bert Guenther and son were in
Coalridge Saturday doing some shop
ping.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Lundby are
visiting Mrs. Lundby's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Nels Paulsen, at Grenora
this week. Arnold Christensen is do
ing chores while they are away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paulsen and
children returned home after visiting
a few days with their father, Lon My
ers at Antelope.
A big Christmas celebration was
held at the Brotherhood hall Sunday.
A very nicely decorated tree was the
main attraction for the Riddles. Some
ladies told stories about Christmas;
and games were played. In the eve
ming a dance was held.
The last heard from Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolpha Lobdell they were on their
way to California where they expect
to remain for most of the winter.
Dug Harshbarger and Fred Paulsen
drove to Coalridge Sunday.
Miss Rice, teacher of the Roosevelt
school, is spending the holidays at her
parental home near Westby.
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M
Flora Jordan

Frank Carlson and Clarence Ander-
son, formers east of Raymond, were
transacting business in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dominaski
from Fort Peck are visiting with Mrs.
Dominaski's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Huffman.
Roger MCGOWAN is home from Bill
lings for his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair johnson are Wis
iting relatives near Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sophus Morstad gave
a dinner party last Sunday at their
home east of Raymond in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tura Carlson, the oc-
casion being their 25th wedding ami
versary.
Miss Rosetta Engdahl is home from
Kalispell to spend the holidays with
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Collins and his
mother from Plentywood and Ken
meth Collins and family were guests
at the P. L. Collins home Christmas
time. -.
Alfred Akre is spending a weeks
vacation here visiting friends. He is
employed at Fort Peck.
Mrs. Harry Huffman, Dick and Bob
by Wankel were shopping in town the
first of the week.
Miss Jones of Plentywood took the
train here last week for Fortuna, N.
Oak, and will visit relatives in Cana
da during her vacation.
Miss Dorothy Writ of Outlook is
spending a week with Mildred Brown
near the boundary.
Oscar Clemetson and wife of Fort
Peck came to Raymond last week try
ing to get through by car to Conner
town but were forced to leave their
car and go by train.
Miss Gladys Carlson, teacher of the
Marsh school, was a visitor in Ray
mond Monday.
Jake Schikurski and wife and
daughter of Milestone, Canada, are
visiting with relatives west of town.
They formerly lived neal Raymond.
In town the past week: Eddie Lar
ter, August Gibson, Sam Wilson and
wife, Melvin Evenson, Joe Becker,
Frank Hoffart, Leo Heisler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Jensen and Alfred Stad-
stad.
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ANTELOPE
Mrs. Brandon

The following young folks were
home for the holidays: Dorothy Rich
ardson from st. GATHERINGS at Min
neapolis; Ruth Thoreson, Lois and
Velma Clark, Lorna Blackmore, Sem
mong Aasheim, Gordon Hoven, all
from the state university at Missoula;
Nora Romstad from the University of
Minnesota; Esther Folsom from nor
NAL at Dillon; Helen Mclaughlin from
st. GATHERINGS; and Scottie Hanson.
Junior Hess and Charles Glaze from
the CCC camp.
Mrs. r. D. Clark is visiting her
children at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Thoreson and
daughters left Wednesday for Great
Falls where they will visit relatives.
Ruth will continue on to Missoula
where she will again take up her work
at the university.
Florence Richardson was an over
night guest at the A. L. Medders home
in Plentywood last week.
Milo Hovdahl is quarantined be-
cause of smallpox.
Mrs. o. B. Hoven fell on the icy
street of Antelope and sprained her
wrist.
The Ted Glaze and Leslie Hedges
families spent Sunday at the Jonas
Erickson home.
Guests at the Will Hunter home
Christmas day were Mr.. and Mrs. Jes-
Sc Clark and daughters, Mrs. N. B.
Saxton and son Mrs. S. Stevens,
Marion Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Hunter, George Hunter, Anna Ang-
wick and Scottie Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Homme spent
Christmas at the Boyd home in Min
ton, Sask.
A small daughter arrived at the Os-
wald Hanson home last week.
The Walt Hanson family and Emiel
Hanson are visiting with relatives in
North Dakota and Michigan.
The Antelope Homemakers club
met at the Syl LELAND home Friday.
Each member came dressed as a small
girl and they exchanged gifts and
played games while enacting bygone
days.
Alice Yeager is spending a week
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyatte at Plentywood.
Dorothy Richardson had her tonsils
removed last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Murray had Christ
mas dinner at the c. E. Mclaughlin
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brandon spent
Christmas day at the A. L. Medders
home in Plentywood.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold
its regular meeting at the ~Iverson
home. There will be election of Of
fcers at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romstad had as their
guests on Christmas day Nh. and Mrs.
Albert Grimsrud and Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Nicholson.
The basketball boys were defeated
at Flaxville Friday. The score was 20
to %. They hope to do better Satur-
day when they play P~lentywood here
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Grayson motored
to Wolf Point to spend a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Grayson.
The Sons of Norway members anc
families had their annual Christina:
party Friday evening.
The julius Stoen family were 81,
o'clock dinner guests at the Brandon
home New Years eve.
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Funeral Services For Westby
Resident Held December %

spent Christmas eve at the Geo. Kit
telson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hultgren en-
tertained Messrs. and Mesdames Aug
Hultgren, Paul Hultgren, Elmer Hult-
gren, Reuben Hultgren, Misses Keil-
meyer, Helen and Ruby Hultgren and
DR.. M. Hultgren at dinner Sunday
evening.
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S
Mrs. V. f. Johnson

After a weeks vacation at home,
lone Foss returned to Froid Friday to
resume her duties at the hotel.
MI. and Mrs. A. H. Jensvin and
family were Sunday guests at the M.
P. Dalby home.
A crew of men are busy this week
fxin fJohn Olson's ice house withE
filling John Olson's ice house with ice
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-01-02
Roads Blocked In
Coalridge Vicinity

Special TO The Herald
The snowstorm Tuesday blocked
the roads around here for a short
time, although the mail carrier has
been going in his car all the time.
c. E. Chapman and son broke the
roads towards Grenora.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-01-02

Special to The Herald
Nels Lien who has made his home
with his son, o. E. Lien and family
of Westby for many years died Sat-
urday, Dec. 28. Funeral services were
held Tuesday at the AOUW hall, Rev.
Melby officiating.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
.VENCIO EN- LOS 1900 ME-
TROS UN ESTUDIANTE
DE. MED1CINA


Berlin, agosto 6.-Venci6 a.
yer, en- la carrera de 1,5OO me-
tros, ell estudiante Jack Edward
Lovelock, de Nueva Zelandia.
Parecfa retrasado ell estudiante
de medicina crando en- los 800
metros finales puso a contribu-
ci6n toda su velocidad, quitandc
un segundo a la marca mundial
que estableciera Bill Bothron,
&c 3 minrtos 48.8 segundos.
Cunningham, que termin6 eli:
segundo lugar, di6 la mejor de.
mostraci6n de su vida, pasando
la meta en- 8 minutes 48.4 segun
dos. La marca del hombre de
Nueva Zelandia qred6 fijada Ell
minutes 47.8 segundos.
La victoria del sGbdito ingles
emocion6 a la concurrencia, pre-
sidida por ell cancller Adolfc
Hitler.
Forrest Towns, de Augusta,
Ca, salt6 triunfante sobre los
obstaculos, fijando una nueva
marca de 14.1 segundos.
Bernhardt Stock, un aleman,
venci6 en- ell lanzamiento de la
jabalina a los favoritos finlan-
'eses, incluyendo a Matt Jarvi-
men, poseedor de la marca mum
Hal. Stock hizo ell lanzamien-
10 a 71.84 metros, o 255 pies
3 1892 puIZadas.
FL japones Naoto Tajima ven
clio en- ell triple saIto con 16 me-
tros, 0 SO pies 5 1915 pulgadas.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

va no tiene remedio, y Gaspar
sufrira l9S consecuencias. lLue-
go dices que lie quieres tantol
Isl que lie quiero.
-Mal Sc conoce.
x Crees que papa lie rehira
a mi hermepo?
NO (se 10 que hara; pero,
por 10 prontO, khas dado un dis
Rsto.
-Yo crei... Como papa me
promea6 que no Sc enojarN
-En primer lugar, hiciste
NAL en- revolver los p0peles de
Gaspar para sOrprender suisse
cretO. Los nihos no deben ser Gu,
riosos y e~ntrometidos; EN- segpf
do lugar, ava que Ell secreto de
esOs amorS descubriste, tn obli-
saci6n era dchltarlO. mo te
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
DEPORTES
JOSE LUIS BoXEO CON
N

Pompton Lakes, N. j., a2ostc
Jose Luis boxe6 aver cincc
asaltos con otros tantos compa-
neros en- preparation para su
pelea con ell excampe6n Jack
Sharkey, que Sc efectuara ell dia
18.
Uno de los ~oponentes de Luis
10 fue ell veterano Jack O'Brien,
de Filadelfia, que a pesar de sus
SO amos Sc mantiene agil Y listo
para dar y recibir.
"Ya que los otros viejos ira
tan de pelear de nuevo, 20 he
resuelto probar mi buena suer-
tie. O'Brien di6 una interesante
exhibition.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
HOY Sc VERIFICARA LA PELEA ENTIRE
BURMAN Y Ell ALEMAN HOHLHASS

A causa de la lluvia Sc aplaz6
aver por la tarde ell combate en-
ire Red Burman, patrocinado
de Jack Dempsey, y Ell alemar
Helms Kohlhass.
Los dos j6venes Sc hallaban
listos para ell combate, en- la tar
de de aver, pero ellos mismos
convinieron en- que ell aplaza-
miento, por ell NAL tempo rel
nante, era imperative.
Observaron los amigos de
Downing que al cuarto de nora
de haber anunciado Jim la sus-
pension, ces6 de Hover y hubo
un tempo acceptable durante la
noche.
Benny Leonard, ell arbitro,
decide quedarse tambien, aun-
que tenfa compromises impor-
antes en- New York.
I'm almuerzo Sc ofreci6 aver
en- honor del e~xcampe6n, presi-
diendolo ell juez Cohen.
Leonard habl6 brevemente,
mencionando importantes incl
denies de su carrera.
Los dos muchachos del peso
complete, Kohlhass Y Burmani
han causado buena impression.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

En- la lista de hombres de pc
so complete la revista Ring
concede ell octave lugar al ahija-
do de Dempsey.
Ell aleman tiene sobre ell ame-
ricano una ventaja de 20 libras,
cue espera utilizar hoy como ba
Sc de su ataque.
Sobre las peleas complement
,arias NADIA Sc ha dicho. Todos
los aspirantes "inferiores" que
caigan a mano seran viStos en-
acci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
mnv formal en- el iardiI.

muy formal en- ell jardiG.
FL era ell causante de TODD por
su indiscreci6n.
Su triSteza, dem9straba su
arrepentimiento por 10 que ha-
bia Mch6 perO no era bastan-
te; deh1G reprenderle para CO.
rregi Fsu ligereza.
Am6le, y Angelic acudi6 IL
y vergonzoso, como quien
preve una fuefte r~eprimenda.
La madre llev6le a sus habi-
saciones, y alli lie dijo:
-Estoy muy enojada cqhti-
go.
va Sc por que, mama,-
,espondi6 Ell niho muy acongO-
ado.-Descuida, no 40 hare
mas.
ST; pero 10 que hecho
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

West Palm Beach, agosto Z.
Los j6venes de Ybor City, que
representa- al puesto Marcelo
Gonzalez No. 70, de la Legion
Americana, vencieron aver en-
ell torneo de juniors a los clubs
e Tallahassee y Bradenton.
Ell Tallahassee solo pudo ha-
,er Una carrera contra ell Tam
pa, que utilize como pitcher 2
Eorre. Solo dos hits pudieron
3atearle al lanzador yborciteno.
Vale, ell IS del Tampa, Sc dis
ingui6 al bate, pegando tres
hits de los seis que di6 su team.
Empez6 ell Bradenton hacien-
do cua.ro carreras y salt6 del
box ell pitcher Spielman; pero
los yborcitenos pusieron de nue.
vo a Tore y la victoria les SON.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
LOS MUCHAcHOS DE YBOR CITY
GANARON AVER DOS-DESAFIOSE
Hoy jugaran. 81 partido final con Ell Jacksonville

rio por segunda vez. Solo tres
"hits" batearon los de Braden-
ton, contra 10 los yborciteios.
Capitano y Fidalgq dieron 2
hits cada uno.
Jugaran hoy en- los finales
Tampa y Jacksonville, a las tres
de la tarde.
Probablemente los yborci-
tenos tendran que utilizar a To-
IRE, ell muchacho de hero.
Tallahassee:
O1O 900 OOO-1c, Oh, De.
tampa:
4Ol 1OOOOx-ec, Oh, 2e.
Bradenton:
4O1 600 OOO-5cl Oh, Sc,
Tampa:
500 200 O1x-Sc, Ion, 4e.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

encarg6 Gaspar que 10 oculta-
SEES? .
-Pues sus raZones tendria
para clio. Todo 10 mas, haberme
dicho a mi 10 que ocurria, y 20
tie hubiese aconsejado 10 quR
debias hacer para eviSr este
disgusto. uPero ocultaymelo
mi y rev 4arselo TODD a tn pal
Dire, siyt mas nj mas! Ha side
una i prudencia que puede cos
se4T @sFsos a todos cara,
imuy caJAl
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

Tajima venci6 a Jack Metcafe,
de Australia, que finalizS en- ter
Ger lugar. Roland Romero, de
Welsh, Ia, finaliz6 en- quinto lu-
gar.
Trebisonda Walla, una italia
ma, triunf6 en- la carrera de obs
aculos de 80 metros, por unas
oocas pulgadas de ventaja.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Tigres vencieron a los In
dos y los Medals Blancas derro-
taron dos veces a los Browns.
Cleveland DC, III, lie; Detroit
Sc, 16h, De.
Chicago SC, Oh, De; St. Luis
&c, 11h, lie.
Chicago DC, Oh, De; St. Luis;
1c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
DEFUNCIONES

Dej6 de existir aver en- su do
1icilio, ndmero 1O59H de la a.
,enida Catorce, ell Sr. Ignacio
Jas lilo, de So amos de edad. LIE
cbreviven SUI viuda, Sra. Maria
astillo; tres hijos, dos hijas y
asH strhN"n saaM sH4HH a HMAF~H#
.uatro hermanos.
Era Ell Sr. Castillo una perso-
Ia muy apreciada en- los 5arrios
latinos.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
QUIFRE LA AMMONIA EN-,
IRE LOS ESPANOLES

Habana, agosto 7.-Hablando
aver con los periodistas, en- la
secretaria de estado, ell DR.. Bar
les, embajador de Espana, dijd
rue el deseaba la ammonia entrk
'os espanoles, sin odios nj rem
cores.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

Bob Pastor .,presentado por
nosotros a los fanatics latinos,
venci6 en- New York a Billy Ket
chel. Fue una pelea a ocho asal-
tos.
Pastor avanza hacia la cum
bre, seg1n los expertos. Su peso
regular es de 1876 libras, como
Tony Cancela.
AL igual que Tony fue un no
table jugador de futbol, estre-
LA de la Universidad de New
York.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

Sc refiri6 Ell embajador a log
s Jpanoles cue residen en- Cuba,
ahora divididos por 10 que suce-
lie en- la peninsula.
No ouiso comentar las mott
cias que diariamente Sc reciben
lie ESpana.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
BASE RAIL
LIGA NACIONAL

Solo Sc efectu6 un juego en- Ia
liga, venciendo los Cardenales a
Cos Cubs. Tn "jOnrr6n" de Mize
di6 ell triunfo al st. Luis.
st. Luis Sc, Ion, lie; Chicago
&c, 1Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

de primera fila, % decadentee o
principiantes.
va Ell pdblico sabe aye Ia ses-
trella" de. WestcTa1nps psrtshe-
ce a la primerafila, pot derehc
.propio,. v como tai reclama opo-
nentes de merito.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

Chino Alvarez es la nina de
orc de Jim Downing; pero a Chi
no hay que buscarle contrarios
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
III

Angelic rompi6 a llerar. Z
Amaba a Gaspar entrahable.
mente, y exclam6 entire solo
spa:
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

-iYo no quiero que papa
rina a mi hermano! Ell Sc en-
fadara conmigo y va no me
guerra. 81 10 die fue por...
porque crei que tener nova no
era malo.
Andrea Sc compadeci6 de
ia hijo y procure consolarle.
Que tie sirva de escarmien
P,-dijole.
Y comoNiera que seguia llo-
rando' acarici6, ahadiendo:
-vete a jugar. /.
Angel sali6 a jardin; pero
no jug6.
: Volvi6 a sentarse en- un ban
co muy pensativo.
va no lie quedaba la menor
de que, pOr su culpa, iba
a sObrevenir al escultor algdn
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

Tony Cancela sigue practican
do bajo la direction de Miguel
Lorente.
Ell ''Curro" lie da al oriundo
de Galicia toda su habilidad.
Peleara cuando su estado f.
sico sea perfecto.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

Pedro MonJanez, ell puerto
rriqueho invencible, espera que
Sc lie lame a boxear con uno de
los Eases" de las 1875 Iibras.
Montahez no ha perdido un solo
combate en- este pals Y sus uni
cos rivales de consideration son
Tony Canzoneri y Lou Ambers.
Jue2a Tony a la "gallinita Gle
ga" Y tendra que definir su &C
.itud, y pelear con Ambers, que
es iFaliano como el.
Montanez sabe que la corona
sera suya tan luego Ell campe6n
Sc ponga dentro del alcance de
sus puilos.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07
CON LOS GuANTEs

La lluvia intervino y Sc apla-
70 ell combate para hoy.
Downing sabe pulsar ell senti-
miento p1blico.
De haberse efectuadO anoche
el bout, hoy Jim 10 lamenta-
ria.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

Dona Ramona, al verle tan
%Juicioso, Sc alarm6.
Aquello no era natural.
Como lie guerra con toda su
alma, lie dijO asustadG:
-iQue themes, vida mia?
I Estas malo? Hazme rabiar 81
ESQ tie %divierte; pero no estes
triste, por Dio.
ell nino, que a pesar de
TODD tambien guerra a la an
ciana y tenia en- ella gran con-
Ilanza' lie refiri6 10 que suce-
dia.
prendida.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

Tony Falco venci6 a Andres
Jesserum en- un cOmbate verifi-
cado en- Ia arena Dyckman, de
New York.
Jesserum sali6 del combato
con una herida sobre ell ojo de-
recho; pero Ell pdblico protest6
del falIo, estimando que Falco
no habia triunfado.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

Tn cubanO, Evelio Herman
DEE, derrot6 en- New York a
Babe Synnot, de Fall River. Her
nandez, In zurdo, atac6 a su
con!rin,ante, Superandolo. Pc
saba ell vencido cuatro libras
mas que ell vencedor.
La gaceta., 1936-08-07

Apesadumbrada, retir6se An
drea a su l2abinete.
AL pasar por ell vestfbulo, vi6
a Angel sentado muy serio y
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-05-08
COUNTY ROUNDUP
AT HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM TODAY
Fifty three Schools VIII
Participate In Scholastic,
Athletic, Musical Com
petition
BANNERS AWARDED

Fifty-three schools have entered
contestants in the county roundup
which is to be held Friday, (today)
May 8. School children from all
parts Of the county will compete
in scholastic, athletic and music
contests.
A music festival Is to be added
to the county roundup program
this year. Several schools have
announced entries in rythn band,
vocal numbers, chorus, dramatized
songs, and tap dancing. Teachers
and pupils are urged to be pres
ent as listeners even though they
are not taking part. Parents and
the public are also welcomed.
The music program will be ended
with an all-county chorus COM
posed Of all the pupils from the
various schools who have learned
q list Of songs from which three
or four selections will be made.
At is minutes to 8 all of the sing
ers are to be present at the high
school auditorium for a rehearsal
Of the chorus.
AS music achievement Is new
feature in the program it is to be
a free festival this year. Each
school may enter any musical
number it wishes. No prizes win
be given. Each number win be
judged simply on its own merits
IN connection with the type of mu-
sic used, ability with which the
children give the number, and
stage presence.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-05-08
THE CITY CAFE
ANNIVERSARY
PRIZE WINNERS
Harry Koike Celebrates the
22nd, Anniversary of His
Restaurant by Drawing
Numbers for Prizes

Harry Koike, the genial and pop
ular proprietor Of the famous City
Cafe of Plentywood, celebrated the
22nd anniversary Of the establish
ment of that business enterprise, a
week ago Saturday, by the draw
inc of numbers for numerous
prizes which went to the patrons
of that cafe holding the lucky
numbers.
This celebration is an annual
event of the City Cafe. Ye host
Koike. starting after the New
Year, gives q coupon with each 70
cent purchase. On the anniversary
Of his cafe, he draws the numbers
from these coupons to which go
many prizes.
The winners last Saturday were:
Radio-Harold Johnson, Conner
town.
RadiO-Fred Forman, Plenty
Meal Ticket-Max Kenney. Red
stone.
Orpheum script book-Glen Stoen
Antelope.
Gasoline coupon book-Walter
Carter, Plentywood.
Box of Cigars-Wm. JosurdO,
Plentywood.
Box of gum-E. H. Stewart,
Plentywood.
Carton of cigarettes-R. G. Ty-
Ter, Homestead.
Carton Of Characteristics. w.
Miller, Minton, Sask.
Carton of cigarettes-E. l. Mil
Ter, Plentywood.
Carton of cigarettes - Aurelia
White, Redstone.
Radio-Jack Holloway, Plenty
wood.
Carton of cigarettes-Paul Arnt,
Plentywood.
Carton Of cigarettes-Linda e.
Hall, PIentywood.
Carton of Cigarettes-D. Bertil-
son, Antelope.
Carton of Cigarettes - Freda
Johnson, Plentywood.
Carton of cigarettes-R. Lee, Re-
Box of cigars-F. Dionne, Plen-
tywood.
Gasoline coupon book-Jarvis
Lipscomb, Plentywood.
Orpheum script bOok-M. Egger,
| Outlook.
Meal ticket - Katherine Riley,
Plentywood.
Radio-Ina Sorena, Plentywood.