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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
TIL obetf bidaka.

V Clevelandu obeti zvrhle-
no muze We IL dnech staly Sc
jeho obetmi tri zeny.
2Oleta sluzebna Mary John
son byla kritickem stavu ma
sledkem peti ran, ktery il kla-
divem zasadil v noci v pred
mest1 Shaker Heights. Druhe
dive, ktere jim byly napadeny
a poraneny, jsou 22leta Rozel-
la Klobucarova a 36leta Edith
Weinbroer.
Utocn1k k zadne z pTepade-
nych nepromluvil ami slova.
Utekl vzdy, jakmile vyhlednu-
ia obet pod ranami jeho kladi-
va klesla ma zem. By vzdy O.
blecen v kozenem kabate a ma
hlave mel kozenou helmici
Poole popisu zdal Sc byti We
veku cd Is do 20 rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Podobizna byval6ho govern6ra, Albert
Richie, kdyz uchazel Sc poprv6 o Trad
gOvern6rsky.


= Jelikoz hlavn1 vladnlho
nutneho zakonodarneho pro-
gramu bylo jiz projednano,
v6dcove V kongresu pfedpo-
vedeli odrocen1 kongresu, snad
liz Is. dubna. JIM soudl ma
Is. kvetna. VSichni sc shodli
V tom, re vse Dude odbyto yeas
pro narodnl konvence V cerv-
nu.
Americka a nemecka
vlada Sc dohodly, re 81 navza-
jem poskytnou podporu We ri
zenf pravidelne pres antlati-
cke vzdusne LIME mezi obema
zememi. Pokusne Lefty pres
vybranou routu zacne prOva-
deti nemecka Lufthansa. a to
liz v malo mes1c1ch. Nebylo
dosud vyzrazeno, zda-li take
americke LIME Sc z1castn1 tech
to pokusG.
Prvn1 let noveho velkeho
Zeppelinu do Spoj. StatG je
urcen ma 6. kvetna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Mezinarodni uspsch ceskeho
skladateIe.

Glen Ondr1ckova kvarteta
Richard Zfka jest nejen INA
menitym houslistou jake hrac
omorn1 i jake solista, ale ia
Ike nadanym skladatelem, jenz
c hned ma zacatku sve tv1rc1
drahy mGze pochlubiti 1spe-
hem vskutku nevsedn1ho W.
manu-. Jak oznamuje prave
dosla zprava re Zenevy, obdr-
Eel jeho smyccovy kvartet z r.
1884 prvn1 cenu V mezinarod-
II soutezi ma komorn1 skladbu,
vypsane tamn1m spoken pro
'Lomornl hudbu LIE carlton.
Uvaz1me-li, re O Z1kovi jake
skladateli Sc dosud malo u mas
vedelo Geho "sest cappricf",
v~ydanych Hud. mattel, jest spi
Sc vybornou pomGckou peda-
gogickou, zat1m co dechovy
kvintet byl proveden pouze
pred soukromou spolecnosti)
a uvaz1me-li take, re v porote
zmlnene zenevske souteze "a
sedali umelci tax vyznamn1
iako jsou skladatele Roussel,
Malipiero, Berg a jake je diri-
gent Ansemet, uzname, re III
kova skladatelska prace do
znala hned v samem SVEN "a
catku zcela mimoTadneho Il
sp6chu, z nehoz NIUE m1ti vel
ky cesky hudebn1 svet upffm-
nou radost. ZfkGV kvartet, ce-
nou pocteny, Dude pocatkem
bfezna proveden We Swear
Eskem rOZhlase.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Slevy turistGGm z ciziny v Csl.

K rozhojneni ~navstevy cizin-
CT V Ceskoslovenske republice
rOzhodla Sc sprawl statn1ch
drah usnadnit cesty zahra-
nicn1ch navStevn1kG zvlastnimi
slevami. Cd L. kvetna do 81.
r1jna t. r. budou zahranicni
n%avstevnici pc nepretrzitem
nejmene 6denn1m pobytu u
mas m1ti narok ma 500 slevd
j1zdneho pro zpatecnf cestu do
kterekoli pohranicn1 STANCE
nejkrats1m nebo casove nejvy-
hodnejs1m smerem; ~vyjimecne
mohou pouz1ti i dels1 cesty po-
vede-li pres Prahu.
Narok ma tuto Slew trva
60 dnG ode dine, kdy byly spl-
neny jeho podm1nky. Sleva Sc
poskytuje ma predlozen1 ces-
tovn1ho pasu cizozemskeho a
kontroln1ho l1stku, jejz 81 ce-
stuj1ci koupi bud V zahranicn1
cestovnf kancelari, nebo v po-
hranicn1 stanici ceskosloven-
skych statnlch drah.
Pro zahranicnl navstevn1ky
lazni povoluje sprava statn1ch
drah &c a dive tretiny procen-
ia slevy j1zdneho pro zpatecn1
cestu "a stejnych podm1nek,
ktere jiz pc Tadu let platl pro
povolovani lazenske slevy j1zd
neho. Tato sc a dive tfetiny
proc. sleva Sc poskytuje ma pre-
dlozeni cestovn1ho pasu a pou-
kazky ma zlevnenou j1zdu pro
navstevn1ky lazn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Obssil bratra, protoze Sc lepe
ucil.

V pohranicnf polske obci
Brzeg Sc udala tragedie. V
obci bydli jisty Michalski, KITE
ry ma diva syny, 15leteho Vito
Sc a 13leteho Stepana, kter1
oba jsou zaky mestanske sko-
ly. Mladsf stepan We skole vel
mi dobTe posp1val, kdezto star
81 Vitos byl jeho pravym opa-
KEN. PAX dostal jejich otec
re skoly zpravu, re Vitos ma
Ease spatn6 vysvedcen1. zatlm
co stepan byl pochvalen. Otec
Whose v p~T1tomnosti mladsiho
bratra "a to potrestal. Kdyz
rodice vecer odesli z domu, vr-
hi Sc Vitos ma mlads1ho bratra
a bill a skrtil no tax dlouho, az
nebozak klesl v bezvedomi k
zemi. Potion omotal Vitos
stepanovi kolem krku remen,
ktery druhym koncem upevnil
ma vesak ma dver1ch. Kdyz Sc
matka chlapcd pc pGl iodine
vratila domG, nasla jiz stepa-
ma mrtveho. Veskere ozivo-
vacf pokusy byly marine. 15le-
.ty Vitos byl nalezen pc GNU u
kryty pod postelf. K hrozne-
mu cinu sc primal. Pravil, re
tax ucinil proto, re Sc Stepan
lepe ucil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
O cikanech.

Prvni zminka O cikanech V
Cechach jest We Starych leto-
pisech ceskych V roce 1416, a.
lie je jisto, re cikani byli V &C.
chach znami jiz drive, jak to-
mu n~asvedcujf osobni jmena.
TAX jest v Popravc1 knize pa
nj z Rozmberka jiz roce
1899 zminka o Ondrejovi, CT
kanu cernem, jenz byl clenem
lupicske tlupy NemcG, ktera
tehdy Tadila v jizn1ch Cechach
V roce 1921 byl purhrab1m ma
hrade Wildstejmu u Blovic ma
Plzensku zeman. jmenem CT
kan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Ceskoslovensko v hockey ma
ctvrtem miste.

V Garmisch : Partenkirchen
Nemecko, v patecn1m zapole-
nj pfi zimn1ch hrach berlinske
Olympiady, nemeli ceskoslo-
venst1 hockeyiste stesti. Poole
hi teamu Velke Britanie v po-
meru 81 a Install tax ma ctvr-
tenn mfste. V sobotu podlehli
KanadanGm TO Anglicane 81
uhajili m1sto prvn1, kdezto
Spojene staty obsadily m1sto
druhe. Kanadane kteTi cd O.
lympiady v r. 1924 kdy byly
poprve v programu pojaty
zimn1 sporty byli vzdy sam
piony hockeye, must Sc tento-
krate spokojiti s mlstem ire
tim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Lesni stavka sedmi tisic lidi.

We statn1ch les1ch stredn1-
no Slovenska stavkuje sedm tt
sic lesnfch deln1kG a povozn1-
XII. Domahaj1 Sc zvysen1
mezd. Podano bylo GA petic S
osmi tisfci podpisy, ably Sc
mzdy upravily. Plat Sc tn "a
krychlovy metr dreva 5 az 6
Kc. Sprava statnfch lest cd
pov6d6la, re k 1prave must
dat souhlas ministerstvo zeme-
delstvi. Odtud vsak nepficha-
ri zadne vyrfzenf. Do kraje
|.je stazena cetnicka pohoto-
vost. Dochazi tn misty k
sroceni stavkujlcfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
" CeskosIovensku zatceno
Is komunistHE.

Patnact domnelych komuni-
stu, mezi mimi Is nemeckych
exulantd, bylo zatceno pro ST.
Tenf letak6 napadaj1c1ch soc.
demokr. stranu, k n1z patti
znacna Tada vladnich hodno-
staT1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Kradli harmonikv.

Do obchodu Richarda Spran
20 v Chicago Sc vloupali lupi-
81 a ukradli II tahac1ch har-
monk,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28


tovicfch, Polsko, odrocila plan
zamestnavatelG, Poole nehoz
hornfknm m6la byti mzda snl-
zena o 1919 pcinaje I. bTez-
mem.
" B~elehradu, zasedanl
jugoslavske snemovny bylo
pIeruseno 100 cleny parla-
mentnf mensiny, ktera Sc bour
live dozadovala resignace pre-
miera Stojadinovice. Dozaduil
Sc vyrsanf novych voleb. Pre-
mier ma We skupstine vetsinu
6tyficeti hlasu.
Japonsti ddstojnici, kteTi
Sc vratili z Mandzurska, pro-
hlasuji, re Sovety pokracui1 V
koncentraci vychodni armady.
Odhaduji, re ma mongolsko-
mandzurskych hranicich je
soustTed6no 100000 vojakd o
800 armadnfch letadel.
Prvni vysledky parliament
nich voleb n~aznacuj1, re O vi
t6zstvf Sc deli vladnf strana
Minseito S oposicni stranou
sejukai.
I Japonska oznameno
.bylo voienske vzbouTeni Ute
ry odehravsi Sc V Toxic tfet1m
p6Sim plukem.
Residence premiera a jinych
GlenG kabinetu, obklopeny by
ly vzbouTenci.
Cfnske zpravy, nepotvrzene
pravi, re premier Okada, mi
INSTR finance a nekolik jinych
zavrazdeno bylo.
Slime zemetTesenl otTaslo
V patek okolim NEST Osaka a
Kobe, Japonsko, take bylo
nutno povolati vojsko a hasi-
&c, ably bylo zabraneno Sifeni
Sc pozar1 a odvracena panika.
ktera zachvatila obyvatelstvo.
Jsou znamy tTi obeti a neko-
lik zran6nych. Mnoho domG
Sc otresy zeme zhroutilo a "a
chrann6 Getty hledajf V jejich
troskach dalsi obeti katastro-
fly.
Mesto Kioto, jak Sc sdeluje,
bylo zem6tresenfm slime posko
zeno. Podrobnosti katastrofy
zatfm chyb1.
- DIE vseho Sc souhlasem
presidenta Roosevelta, demo-
krate V kongresu zahajili akci
"a pTijeti O'Mahoney-Meado-
Wy pTedlohy, ably postmistfi
byli podrobeni zkouskam civil
service. Senator O'Mahoney,
byvaly prvnf pomocny gen.
postmistr, Tekl senatu, re
vzrGstaj1cf deficity V postov-
MIN odboru budou zmenseny,
pak-li muzi hzkusenf V postov-
nictv1 budou jmenovani post
mistry, m1sto politickych vyvo-
lencG.
Senator Norris. ktery neko-
likrate volal, ably generaln1
postmistr Farley sc VIDAL IRA
du, nebo Sc podekoval z pred
sednictv1 demokr. narod. vybo-
ru, Sc take 1castni boje "vy-
prostiti postmistry z politiky".
a pravil: CAST So postovnich
1TadG, ktere mali rocn1 pT1jem-
million dol. nebo vice, dodava-
il pres polovinu post. pTijmG,
a zam6stnavaj1 IS az Is proc.
vSech postovn1ch zTfzenc1.
Platy postmistrd V t6chto ira
dech .isou cd $4,000 do S12 900
a mezi Tseni So je pouze osm
zkusenych postmistrG mali
c1ch civil service zkousky. V
budoucnosti vsichni by Sc nell
podrobiti takovym zkous-
kan"
Poole podaneho navrhu n.y.
nejs1m postmistrGm by sc dala
lhGta do 1. ledna 1888, ably Wy
howell pTedpisGm civil service,
pak-li chtejl podrzeti sva mis-
ia. VSichni now cekatele by
Sc musili podrobiti zkouskam.
= Reef pronesenou 10. bTe-
INA V Youngstown, O., zahajf
kampan pro republikanskou
nominaci V Ohiu. senator Will
liam E. Borah Z Idaha.
IDA Dude V Ohiu ~agitovati v
primarkach. IL. kv6tna, jake
protikandidat take kansasky
guvern6r A. Landon, jest do
sud nejistym. Stalo-li by Sc
tax, povstaly by znacne zmatky
zejm6na kandidaturou Lando-
ma take v Kalifornii, kde Sc bu
de O pr1zen volictva uchazeti
take byvaly president Hoover.
The Washington times., 1936-04-21
BRIDGE SURVEY
THISWEEK

ROCKVILLE, Md, April Al.
Montgomery county's proposal Of
a bridge to cross the Potomac
River at Whites Ferry, Md. to
connect with Leesburg, Va, was
placed before the Maryland State
roads commission in Baltimore
yesterday by Commissioner Paul
NJ. Coughlan.
DR.. Homer E. Tabler, chairman
Of the roads commission, and
Nathan L. Smith, chief engineer,
said q survey Of damaged and de-
Stroyed bridges along the Potomac
will be maze this week and the
Whites Ferry location win be com
Sidered.
Residents Of Montgomery
county and of Loudoun county,
Va, are circulating petitions and
when enough signatures have been
obtained it will be presented to
their respective State officials
with a recommendation that q
bridge be constructed at this point.
Coughlan also recommended to
the roads commission that the
grade on Georgia Avenue leading
into the viaduct at Silver Spring,
be lowered several feet. This will
be inspected by DR.. Tabler and
Mr.. Smith, Thursday, Coughlan
sold
The Washington times., 1936-04-21
ADVERTISEMENT
WANT TO LOOK YOUNG?

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feel. young-to do this you must
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Of having a sallow complexion
dark rings under your eyes PIN
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duh eyes with no sparkle. Your
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bowels.
DR.. Edwards, . Wefl-known physician
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as . substitute for ca1omel to act On
the intestines, which he gave to his pa
ttentS for years
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets are gentle
In their action yet always effective.
They help bring about that natural
buoYancy which all should enjoy By
clearing the system Of impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
by their olive color. 15c, 3Oc, 60c.
The Washington times., 1936-04-21
In All Conferences

Mrs. Dean is doing a little
more than just managing Die fl
nancially this year. She sits in at
all Dizzy's press conferences to see
that he doesn't pop off.
The Washington times., 1936-04-21
International News Service

4MtSEM8bAgAA8A GN0WD SGAVAG@
The Department Of Justice an
nounced today that agents Of the
Federal Bureua Of Investigation
had captured two bank robbers
following q gun battle at a tour
lists camp at Hickman Mills, Mo.
The men captured were Clar-
ence Sparger and Martin John
Langdon, both wanted for bank
robbery ad violation Of the ma
tional automobile theft act. Spar
gers wife also was arrested.
Federal agents trailed the trio
+ othe tourists camp and staged
q raid at daybreak. In an ex-
change Of gunfire, Sparger was
wounded three times and one Of
the agents was shot in the leg.
The department declined to dis
close the name of the wounded
agent.
The Washington times., 1936-04-21
G-MEN SEIZE
2SUSPECTSIN
BANK RAID

HICKMAN MILLS, NO., April
al QN.S0-Clarence Sparper,
said to be a member Of the Irish
O'Malley gang of bank robbers,
was captured by Federal agents
and members of the State high
way patrol here today after q
spirited gun battle, Special Agent
W. A. Smith, Of the Federal Bu'
reau Of Investigation, announced.
Sparger was wanted. Smith said,
for the robbery Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Neosho, Mo-,
March 3, 1885.
Another man was captured
with Sparger, according to Smith.
He is John Landon, the agent re-
vealed, wanted by the Government
for transporting stolen automo-
biles, but also is wanted by Kan
sas authoroties for wounding
Deputy Sheriff wards, Of
Wyandotte county, last fall.
Landon's wife was killed IN q gun
battle between her husband and
the deputy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-04-09
PEP UP" STOMACH
RELISH YOUR FOOD

Don't let stomach trouble due to
fark-nf -Tffigrsstivr-iuiee-- seeil-yeHs
appetite, make you feel weak, run
down, sluggish, miserable, without
ambition or zest for the good things
of life. Take Williams S. L. X. For
mula and get quick relief. The first
bottle must produce results or money
back Williams S. l.. X. Formula is
compounded from the prescription of
former army doctor and has been
tested by thousands. 1t acts as q
mild tonic, stomachic stimulant, mild
laxative and gentle dieuretic stimu-
LIANT for the kidneys. Being a LIQUID
already dissolved - it starts to work
almost Immediately. Highly concen-
trated, it is very economical. Costs
only few cents day to take. Beware
of drastic drugs. Try bottle of Will
liams S. l. K Formula under the
money-back guarantee. See how much
better you feel after just few doses.
On sale at Welch's Drug Store.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-04-09
National Forest Timber For Sale

Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor, Libby Montana, up
to and including May 4Hl936, for cedar
timber designated for cutting on an
area of about so acres within Section "a,
7. % N, R 81 w. Stanley Creek drain
age, Kootenai National Forest, esti-
mated to be 600 poles 30 feet and long
er and piling all lengths; and an un-
estimated amount of poles less than
80 feet and split and round posts. No
bid of less than cents per lineal foot
for poles 1905 and piling all lengths,
l2c per lineal foot for poles 6"-30s
or less, and FAC each for split or round
posts will be considered. The sum of
$4,000 must be deposited with each bid,
to be applied on the purchase price,
refunded or retained in part as hqui-
dated damages, according to conditions
OF sale. The right to reject any or all
bids reserved. In addition to the above
stumpage, lac per linear foot for all
poles 7"-30s and longer and piling all
lengths must be deposited in coopera-
tive fund to cover the cost of brush
disposal. Before bids are submitted full
information concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale, and the submission
of bids should be obtained from the
Forest Supervisor, Libby, Montana, or
Forest Ranger at the Cabinet Ranger
Station, Troy, Montana. apo 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-04-09

sisting of Carol Sterling, Ernest Wood
and Stella Stolarczyk. Adolph Zajanc
was electrician, stage carpenter and
utility man while the stage was de-
signed and supervised by the school
artist, Margaret Redfield. Mary Vir-
ginia Mount had charge of the prop
critics and it was a long and exacting
list Alberta Johanson acted as prompt
err and doubled for Mignonette in the
portrait scene.
The string quartette back stage pro-
vided appropriate music and did much
to harmonic the walk and talk" of
those who did the acting. Edward Neils,
Helen Parker, Bobby Bigelow and
George Beagle were the four.
The overflow crowd reminded school
activity followers of predepression days
when every seat was taken and stand
ling room was at a premium. Advertis-
ing had done part of it but school af-
fairs lately have had generous sup
port from the public which is greatly
appreciated by the entire school as well
as the Class of 1886. Thank you, MIR.
Hayes; thank you, Seniors.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-04-09
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned, the Executor of the Will
|ef-Pater. Commit deceased. under the
power given III the VIII OF said deeeasfssii,
will on and after the 30th day of April,
1896, sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate,
to-Wit.
The West Half of the Southeast Quar-
ter and the East Halt of the South
west Quarter Of Section %; the North
west Quarter and the West Half of the
Northeast Quarter of Section 80, Town
ship %, North Range 26 West M. M
situate in Lincoln County, Montana,
excepting the timber thereon.
Bids must be in writing and sub
mitted to the undersigned at his office
III the Baldwin & Yunck Building in
the City os Kalispell, Flathead County,
Montana, ut any time after the first
publication of this notice
Dated Ills 9th dav of Aoril 1886.
H. A. KENDALL,
Executor of the Will Of Feter Commit,
Deceased. ap9-23-3t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-04-09
The PRESBYTERIAN Church
r. w Orr, Pastor

II Wort. Pastor
The Resurrection Of Jesus on Easter
Sunday reminds us that though his
work for us was complete, his work
with us began there and then. From
that day the salvation of the world from
its sin, depended upon the cooperation
Of his disciples, which we are The
services in this church are for all who
do not have church homes in this
community. Worship is at eleven
o'clock, the Bible School at ten o'clock
and the young peoples group at six.
The Young People greet the day at
sunrise. A breakfast is arranged for
six-fifteen in the morning. Any one
interested will be welcomed The group
will leave the church at six promptly.
Sheviin Park is the place.
This evening Thursday the COM
munion of The Lords Supper will be
celebrated in this church.
Circle "B" of the Aid Society gathers
in the church parlor ON Tuesday even
ing, the fourteenth.
The Presbytery of Kalispell is called
to Kalispell on Monday the twentieth.
Delegates will attend from this church.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-04-09


Frank Costich is home from the CCC
for few days He will return Sat
urday.
J. r. Rice is driving to his work al
Gateway and is glad to be able to be
home each night.
Dorothy Sumo won the the local
Fidac essay contest.
The many friends Of Mrs. E. 8. Sis
son had stork shower for her Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Frank
tCeombs.
Frank Opp of Kalispell was in town
Friday
Mrs. H. Sampson and Mrs VIM. West
entertained the M E. Aid Thursday al
the church.
John Whit has gone to his ranch
after spending the past month at the
assessors office
H. Sampson is busy with carpenters,
getting his store building in shape for
the Purdy Grocery Co.
Ray Eberth and Glen Roose were
elected on. the school board Saturday
There were about $50 votes cast. The
new members will take office the third
Saturday of April
AT the town election held on Monday,
less than 80 votes were acast. Barney
Olson is alderman in ward and Ed.
E. Cook in ward 2.
Donald Ruckdashiel has gone to Cut
bank on a visit.
Matt Stoken Of Fortine was in town
on business Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Soldering are
the proud parents Of daughter born
this week
The Episcopal Guild will have a
parcel post and food sale at the Eureka
Hat shop April Is.
Attorney Tom Long Of Kalispell spent
several days of last week in Eureka
attending to business matters.
Mrs. O. p J. Mosby returned from
California Thursday, where she spent
the winter. She had a severe case Of
poison oak but is recovering nicely.
The Episcopal Guild will not meet on
Good Friday but will meet April II at
the home of Mrs Geo. McGlenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quirk and Mrs.
Mary Quirk motored to Kalispell
Monday.
Lewis Fetterly, Manly Schagel and
Mrs. Fetterly motored to Kalispell
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Steve Elliott Of Poison
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on Edna Creek further up the creek
near the site of the old Berg mill.
r. w. Frenlming, who has been the
forest ranger at Ant Flat ranger sta
ton for several years, has been trans
ferred to the office at Libby. Sam
Billings of Warland will be the new
ranger at Ants Flat.
School election at Fortire was quiet
affair. Only one ticket was in the field.
P. V. Klinke and H. j. Yoppe were
elected to succeed themselves and John
Mckenzie was elected for the year
term. The mill levy passed with only
two dissenting votes.
c. F. Nash. who was taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane a few
weeks ago, is reported to be much i'm
proved and has left the hospital to visit
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Farris.
Easter will be observed at the Com
munity church next Sunday afternoon
by a short program after the regular
Sunday School session. Rev. Idso is ex-
pected to be here for preaching serv-
ices after the program.
Mrs. P. v. Klinke and Mrs. Frank
Day were hostesses last Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Klinke home at a
shower for Mrs. Asa Curtis, whose
home with most of the contents was
burned last winter. Seventeen ladies
were present Miss Fay Wolff won the
prize for being the best bean planter.
Mrs. Shiflett and Mrs. Weydemeyer
divided the low prize A large number
of useful gifts We're presented to the
guest of honor. Refreshments were
served.
The Community church held its an
nual business meeting on Monday
night. Several families having moved
away lately, there were number of
vacancies in the church boards. Asa
Curtis was elected as trustee to sue
coed himself, and Floyd Pomeroy and
Ed Leonard were elected fof the one
and two year terms. Alvin Curtis was
elected to succeed himself on the board
of stewards and Mrs. F Pomeroy was
elected for the l year term. Mrs. Ed
Leonard was retained as secretary
treasurer
II. ]. Yoppe and Lew Yoppe left for
Chicago last Thursday having Just re-
ceived wire telling them of the death
OF their step-father
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Libby News
Young Man Married.

Charles Martin, son of DR.. and Mrs
Chas. J. Martin of this city, arrived in
Libby Monday from his studies at the
Washington state university in Seattle
bringing with him his bride, the former
Catherine Kearns. 1t develops that the
young couple, both students at the uni
versity, were married last fall but had
denied the fact of their marriage to
friends until recently. The bride was a
resident of Seattle where her father is
sales manager for the Eldridge- Buick
company. Charles expects to find en-
ployment here this summer and will
finish his university education later.
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Eureka News
Past Matrons Have Jolly Time.

The past matrons club gathered at
the home of Lillian Alhee for o'clock
dinner and to initiate their new mem
Der, Olivia Rice. Hand tinted place
cards with candles and a centre bou-
quet of daffodils decorated the table.
After the dinner the rooms were ar
ranged for the queen bee and her hive
of R. P. BIS and Olivia was instructed
in the work. She was an apt pupil and
tripped the light fantastic to the salts
faction of all present. Evelyn Hunsing-
err was not able to attend as she has
been suffering with the flu. The next
meeting will be supper dessert at the
home of Margaret Griffin at Rexford.