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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
MITTIE TORRES
GOES TO TRIAL
ARRAICNED ON CHARGE OF
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO
COMMIT MURDER

M:ttie Torres. colored. was
placed on trial in Criminal Court
this morning. She is charged with
assault with intent to commit
murder by stabbling Angel Tor
res, also colored.
The following names on the
regular vanire for this term were
selected to serve on the jury:
Will P. Roberts. Orion founders.
II. f. Moore, Charles G. Men
doza. Frank P. CANA Ter. Herman
f. Roberts.
1t was said at the time of the
stabbing that the woman had been
beaten earlier in the evening by
the man, who had done this on
other occasions, it was shown.
Late the same night, April p,
he administered another thrash
ing and the woman drew from the
pocket OF her sweater a knife with
a blade about three and three
quarter inches long and plunged
it into the shoulder Of her as5ail
ant.
The woman was arrested by
rOlico officers and placed in city
Jail. Later she was transferred
to the county jail where she Is
still held pending outcome Of the
trial
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
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PAPER APPEARS
AT LATE HOUR

Due to unforeseen acct
dents which stopped the OP-
GRAFTON of one linotype ma
chine during the entire day
and the other over a period
of several hours, this issue Of
The Citizen appears on the
streets and IN the home Of
subscribers at a late hour this
evening
Unavoidable circumstance
have in several instances
during more than 50
years of service of The Citi-
zen caused delay IN getting
the edition out. but never
before as late as this On
those few occasions subscrsb-
ers showed forbearance and
it Is hoped that n this in
stance the same spirit Of
thoughtful confederation all
be shown
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
DOGS TO BE USED
BY BLIND PERSONS
FORMER KEY WE11ER PLANS
TO ESTABLISH SCHOOL
FOR PURPOSE:

Key West relatives of W. A.
Christensen, OF Los Angeles.
Calf, have -eceivc,I letters AMI
newspaper articles ssctt.ng forth
the plan OF Mr.. Christensen tc
establish a school TOR the prposc
of training dogs to DC used by
bl:nd persons.
The Eye Dog Associations"
will be a part OF the national or
ganizatiCn, it Is snoNn, and .ilmo,
Mr.. Christcnsen's famous German
shepherd dog. which 70" years has
been the eyes OF his blind master,
will be the patriarch Of the train
ing station.
This dog has been awarded five
cups. many ribbons, is the hero
of a book and has modelled To- a
famous sculptor. He was award
ed medal for bravery which wa
presented in the presence of a
group of officials by Miss Helen
French. vice-pres;dsnt of the Los
Angeles EGm:no Society.
AlmO was also made an Off
eli Dog Scout" and presented
with 4 medal by the Los Angeles
metropolitan Council of Boy
Scouts of America during cere-
monv at Exposition PAX. and Ia
received other medals from Va
rious groups.
The owner of this famous ami
mel from tn Black Forest Of Ger
many is better known in Key
West. where he was born and grew
to early manhood, b., the name
OF Chris Kemp, son of Mrs. Lot
tie Kemp, who married the late
Frank Hayes. and with the fam
lily moved to California where
they made their home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
FILE WILL TO
BE PROBATED
CASE DEALS VITA ESTATE
OF MRS ELLA DIX
On HALL

Last VIII and tCstameH- ~ NJ
Ella Dixon Han who c5-E Ia
Saturday, was HE'D for rroa--
this morning III the of -e aF
judy Rog Ito Come
The document WIS dawn ~ -
1888 and st5pulatee thar al 81 her
property, both real and neroEz
Is bequeathed e her friend HAY
V. Russell
Sev,ral day azo Judge Gene
appointed Sheriff K ~ Themp-
son curator Of tire estate 81 r.
deceased until such rame a. -z
viii WAS fled and executor a.
pointed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
Monroe County PIT. Assn.
Council Conducts Meeting

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Monroe County PIT. A. Coun-
ell was held recently IL the home
OF Mrs. NJ. f. Ee.kowitZ- The
roi was called. and al officer
were shown to be present.
The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved
Interesting reports were given
f, ON the three members Of the
council who attended the district
meeting held in Miami.
Mrs. Berkowitz, president Of
the Monroe County Council. read
the report for TIE year. which
was given at the district meet
ing.
Plans were discussed for the
book shelves to re PIT in each
school TO contain. II PIT. A ma
terial sch as reading literature
and references and facts about
other matters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
STEAMER OZARK
ARRIVES here

Steamship Ozark. OF the Clyde
Mallory Lines. arrived this morn
ing $50 o'clock from Jackson
vile and NJ ami with three car
loads Of lumber and other freight,
discharged and sailed 1:15 O'Clock
this afternoon for New Orleans.
Steamer BraZos of the same
lines is due this evening from Gal
weston en- route to New York. and
the Freighter Alamo is due Sun
day from New York bound to
Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
PROGRESS MADE
BY BUCLE CORPS
ORGANIZATION EXPECTED
To APPEAR ON STREET
WITHIN NEXT WEEK

The Junior Drum and Bugle
Corps which was organized by
boys and girls of the National
Youth Administration, is going
ahead with rapid strides and it is
expected will appear on the
streets within the next week.
Samuel Higgs is directing the
work of the corps and expressed
himself as being very much pleas
ed with the progress made. Delio
Cobo has been appointed sergeant
of the bugLe section.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
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LAND 3 SAILFISH
IN SINGLE DAY

Three sailfis.l IN an after
noon, one of which measured
seven feet and weighed 81
pounds, were the Irizes
brought in yesterday by S. L.
Probasco, of Chattanooga,
and his party of friends here
on his Yacht Alscomar.
There have been a number
of sailfish taken this year,
some of them extra large and
perfect specimens, but only
on rare occasions does a par
ty return with three, it is
said.
And j. L. Kingsland, of
Palm Beach, who was out
with Captain w. r. Archer
Wednesday and returned with
one weighing SO pounds and
measuring Z feet q inches,
vert out again yesterday on
Iis Yacht Alan and returned
with two, about six feet
long.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15

A rising vote Of zUE
given L. Mr.. Car = E---k
Tor giving the pvlEe-E rz=
during tn year g HAS ra-ez CO
write Ielte- ~ tazEE= @ --
different meu.-rs - -E= r--ez-
ton department and rhe hz-
ity board Ter rte ae-El-es -eza=r-
I'd al the NJ I,zr F-srrz
Installation @. aflrer- w
held a. f.Il8u--
NJ. Seaasr-n a rera-Pre-
dent
M WI Doa=ty-Tlr--
president
Mrs. Jane SE e1aa-su-
tary-
Ms Dumau- EufZ=-
Historian
4 delicicnz re-r=saEael- ra-rE-
o. cake and ice cream WzE Eerw~[
Carrying OF ne rolar aehs@ -
blEe and god
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
LODGE GROUP TO
LEAVE SATURDAY

A group o. Ioc-l memLerE ar
the auxiliar- 81 rle BED Iel
order VIII leave -olaorrau a1u-
inS over the hi-h zv for Fer
Myers, where the- VIII a-=r1 a
convention or ne oreau-zz-- -
bc held IN rhct CITY
Those n the p-rrv ere- -
danes Be-nice PAX AEce CE-E-
Annie Baker. 2LhE SzEz-e--
Cinderella Ra5er-E Lr EeZr
Mary Cruz. Leono-z Enae--s- f.
re Crews. Namic EuzzeL An
toinette Robert. Lily Har- and
Ms Miriam Carpr-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
LOCKYEAR HEARD
AT LOCAL PARK
EXPLAINS PLANS OF TOWN-
SEND CID AGE PENSION
IDEA

Explaining the pl'rs and prob
lens of the Townsend Old Age
Pension idea, NJ. II. Lock .7ear, of
Evansville, Indiana, Isl night
at Bayview Park, eddie ssed a
small asseni,lacc of interested
Key WCsters.
Before the regular speaker was
introduced. Attorney I. S. Caro-
gave short talk and was
followed by State Senator Arthur
Gomez. who also spoke, interest
irgSy and al the conclusion CT his
talk introduced VI. Icckyear.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15

Miss Florence Sawyer and Miss
Eliza Boroto. who were enjoying
short vacation in Miami. Miss
Borroto going to Fort Lauderdale
for short visit with her brother
NAV and sister. Mr.. and Mrs 4.
G. Lund. returned over the high
way Wednesday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
CONFES9ES To THEFT

ACKNOWLEDGMENT that he
robbed about Is church poor
boxes, Wallace COmeaux of this
city, was arrested.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
Editors Note:

Editors Note:
The case was concluded late
this afternoon when the jury
brought in a verdict OF guilty Of
aggravated assault. a fine OF
500 OF six months in Jail was
imposed on the defendant
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15

Paul Meyers. representing one
of the large oil companies with
branches in Key West. left yes
terday afternoon by plane for
Miami after a bricf visit virh
'ocal distributing - an, g.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15

Joaquin R2magucra left 10y
plane yesterday lfte' noon or a
business visit in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15

Mrs. Mary Sweeting, who was
spending several weeks IN Key
West with her brother, Davis A.
bury. and other relatives, left
yesterday afternoon for her home
in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15
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MORE FUNDS FOR
MONROE SCHOOLS

NV a~~orsaf-s- I'rs-~~s
TALLAHASSEE. Ma Is
-MoarOe COunfy's share N
the school furds dIzfTIbuted
today was shown 20 be s.
O5s.94
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15

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Walton Blod~ett. Fausto Az
zeretti and Richard Jameson.
three artists VINO have been in Key
West on instructions from Nasn-
ineton to depict a number Of
scenes in connection with the re
Mobilization program. have been
in. tructed to ret,.rn to Washing
ton and left b. Tlane yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15

Key West. Florida. has the
most eQuable climate IN the
country with an average
range Of only Il FahreEheIr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03
CONTRACT BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
By E. v. SHEPARD
Famous Bridge Teacher

West. 2-SpadeS; North. not wuI@er.
able, 3-HeartS. East. 3-Spadea: West.
4-SpaGcs
North had acknowledged MS error
OH the previous hand. so that when
he played his 8 Of hearts under part
ners opening lead of the Ace OF
hearts there was no excuse for
South's mistake in continuing with
that suit. He should have led dia-
mond.. Two diamonds and two hearts
would have defeated the contract. bat
South led his second heart, hoping
to obtain ruff, then to lead the dia-
inond. North led a third round OF
hearts. but declarer ruffed high and
made 4-odd.
evenly. The O of diamonds was
overtaken with dummy's X. then two
added rounds Of winning diamonds
allowed declarer to discard HI last
losing spade and one Of his hearts
so that he just fulfilled his game
contract. doubled. Had North asked
for a second lead of spades the two
tricks in that suit and the Ace OF
hearts would have defeated the con.
tract a trick
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03
4 K 8 a
- 10 z 5 8
a 9 8 Z a
= 9 a

Bidding went: West, 1Heart;
North, 1-Spade; East, 3-Clubs; West
diamonds; East, 4-Clubs; West s.
Clubs, that North doubled.
South led his K of spades. His
partner should have played the 8. to
ask a continuance of the suit, but
carelessly he played the 2, asking a
shift. Diamonds offered the only
shift. Dutifully South led his low
est diamond. East's Ace won the
trick. Dummy's @ of trumps took
the next trick. The K Of clubs was
led and overtaken with .declarers
Ace. in case trumn: failed to break
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03
EACH LOST A GAME

1T FREQUENTLY is of vital i'm
portance to make clear what is de-
sired of partner. Neglect to post
partner may cost game. 1t is, of
course. equally important to note
what partner desires. and to rigidly
carry out instructions, unless rea-
son for doing otherwise exists. with,
out partners knowledge. 1t was a
that t\.o similar defens-
i've hands followed in succession. 1t
was remarkable that carelessness,
first of North. then of South. cost
them two consecutive games.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03

Again North was the one to make
the opening bid. Of 1Hcart. Bfu-
ding then went: East f-SDade:.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
Court Proceedings

Bob T. Blackwood was charged
Saturday with reckless and care.
less driving on the Montana
State highway, endangering lives
and property. He paid a $25-OO
fine.
Paul Stataresko was walk,
ing up an alley looking for a
privy and met deputy sheriff, AL
Weasa and had a very hurried
disagreement. Mr. Stataresko
was given a ten day suspended
senten nee on good behavior.
j. D. Nourse was picked up by
deputy sheriff AL Weasa for oper-
atine a vehicle with one Washing
ton license plate on Montana
highways, whereas the law of this
state requires that persons being
employed here, should buy license
plates in said state.
He Piled guilty and was given a
ten dollar fine.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
Air Squadron
At MisSouIa

HELENA, Responding to al
invitation from Governor Elmer
Holt, Colonel C.L Tinker, command
ing officer of Hamilton Field, Calf
has wired that the Eleventh Bomb
ing Squadron was present at a state
wide reception held at Helena on
Wednesday. August fifth. The
squadron arrived at Missoula on
August fourth and will base at
that point during the process of
making an aerial survey of Mon
tana. 1t is thought, however.
that the entire squadron will at
tend the reception at Helena.
The reception was attended by
John Wynne, assistant director of
air commerce, in charge of air
ports. Mr.. Wynne passes on all
applications for airport davelop
ment submitted through WPA.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
Fire OF Unknown Origin Destroys
Another House On Wheeler
Soutnside
Blocked Highways Handicap
Fire Department

At nine o'clock Tuesday night
the fire siren at the Wheeler city
Jail. sounded. The streets were
buzzing with automobiles. Ques.
tons were asked, Where is it"
Whose is it" and How did it
stari?' Shortly after the whistle
started TO whine another siren
could be heard coming up the
pike from Fort Peck. To be sure
The Fort Peck Fire Department,
on the job as always.
TIE dwelling If Fred Mckenzie
on south second street in Wheel
er was ruined by fire as flames
from an unknown origin Quilted
tina interior of the modest little
frame house. Mr.. Mckenzie was
attending the movie at the time
the fire was discovered. aSsEittle
furniture was saved, 2 gz@ ssaSs'
Volunteer firemen' fought athe
flames until the Fort Peck fire
department arrived Shortly the
smoke ceased to pour from win.
dows and doors. A thousand
spectators knew the fire was over.
Dexter BarAley, employee at
the Buttrey store in Fort Peck is
to be complimented for his cour-
ageous work.
Citizens of Wheeler again have
the occasion to thank Chief Ishum'
and his department.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
BUSY WHEELER

George Weldete, proprietor o
the Valley Service Station, ha:
moved bis business to a new To-
cation; directly across the high
way from Berts Bright Spot.
Mrs McDaniels. Eileen Kaul
Irene Raul and Juanita Brown ol
Wheeler were visitors at the For,
Peck Press office Friday.
Carl West, musician, chipped
in $25 90 to the local justice court
for doing so
Mr.. and Mrs. McNaty Just re-
turned after a two weeks vaca-
tion at the Glacier Park and fish
ing in the mountains.
The Green Brothers at the City
Meat Market had company from
Crosby. N. D.. over the week end,
Mr. and Mrs. Krutcher and son.
Art. owners of a bakery in Cros-
by. ard Mrs Harry and grand
daughter from Quincy. ILL.,
Mrs. Paul Hafer and daughter.
Margaret, of Wheeler, returned
rerently from a three weeks visit
in Sioux Falls, SO. Oak. where
they visited Mrs. Hafer's father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Russell.
Mrs. Thomas Cook is visiting
her folks in Hardin Montana.
Miss Dora Rude of Troid was
visiting Mrs. Frank Hanel over
the week end.
Clarence Hielnark of Warwick
N. D, is employed in Buttrey's
Wheeler Clothing Dept.
Mac" Mcconnell is employed
at the Hi Way Bar.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
WILSON
BY M argaret May

The Wilson ToWnsite AssOcia
tion will meet every Tuesday ev
enlne at eight p. m. at the town
site office.
Miss Yvonne Knapp of Minnea.
polls is visiting at the home OF
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs
Cave.
A surprise birthday party for
Mrs. Ella Harris of BainviIle, was
held at the home of her son and
daushter-in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Goff,- Friday afternoon.
Those present were Mesdames:
C. Peterson, Phyffer, Roll. Phelps,
Anderson, Kramer and Ray
White of Lakeview.
Tobey Casey has returned from
the Deaconess Hospital in Glas-
gov where he has been receiving
treatment for the past two months.
Mr. Casey was the victim of an
accident in the tunnels.
Joe Fink and Mrs Castle have
been called to Sidney by the i'll
ness of their mother.
Miss Lucille Bracken and Miss
Harriet Wickum attended a pic
mic IN Porcupine creek Sunday.
Howard Swenson has purchased
two business lots in Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Castle are
building a new home on Lake
Avenue.
Oscar Pennell and family and
Mr.. Russell BOols of Rosedale
Kan'as, are guests at the Lande
fowler home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wood of
Weeeler and Miss R0wena Wood
Of Fargo, N. D., were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wood
Friday evening.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
Rubbish Burns at Majestic

Carelessness was the cause of
another fire Wednesday about six
o. m. in the Majestic Theatre.
About As minutes before the fire
three children were seen crawling
under the building. 1t is believed
that G. sarettes thrown into rubbish,
that had been swept under the
stage, is the cause of the blaze.
Mrs. Klimpel guest of Mrs. H.
Olson was the first to notice the
blaze, the alarm was turned in
Immediately. Cecil Amick
and others Immediately rushed
to the fire with Eyre Fyter guns
belonging to the Casino. with
which t6ey he'd the fire until the
Wheeler Fire Department arrived.
The fire was i'm nediately put out.
The Fort Peck Fire Department.
arrived in the record breaking time
six minutes after being notified.
Ishum carefully checked the fire
and pointed out that it was caused
by rubbish accumulation. He ask
ed that we do our part by enforc-
ind fire nreventiOn.
Editors Note-Any person turn
ing in an alarm should remain at
the station until proper officials
are notified. All interested spec
tators should keep open streets
and highways as provided by law
10 allow the fire department to
continued on page four, Rubbish Fire
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
Justice Ties Knot

John Thiessen Jr.. Il, of Fort
Peck formerly of Mandan, N. D.
and Alma Layton, Is. of Park
Grove formerly of Linton, N. D.
we're united in marriage by JUS
tice Of the Peace Frank BreZnik,
of Wheeler, August A. They will
make their home in Park Grove,
as Mr.. Thiesson is employed by
the government.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
Fort Peck Fire Department
Renders Yeoman Service
at Wheeler Mystery Blaze



In a double wedding ceremony
asst Thursday, July 80 at 1880
P NJ, Miss Lorraine 0iphant and
Marion c McDanieis, and Miss
Hazel Hickox and Ray mond
Frazer were united in the Bonds
of Holy Matrimony b. Rev. Ben
nett of the GLASGOW Lutheran
Church Both couples intend to
make their homes in Wheeler,
Miss Kathleen Grow was the
bridesmaid. D0rn Fra zier was
the grooms' attendant.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
PARK GROVE
BY Ellen Nissen

Marietta David is employed a
a restaurant in Valley.
Mrs. Harvey, Carrie and Betty
arrived home last week after va
cationing several weeks in Ore.
gon.
Mrs. Vivian Kitson arrived
home Saturday. after several
weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives in Spokane, Washington,
Mrs. Paul Munay visited friends
in East Park Grove Monday even
ing.
Ted Manual was business
caller in Park Grove, Wheeler and
Valley. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Transit spent
several days visiting at the Har-
nor Claypool home in Hinsdale
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Transit called
in Nashau. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Nc
Sweeney and Patsy and Margret
Van Alstine attended the circus
in Wheeler Thursday evening.
Rudy JAEGER of Fort Peck called
at the A. Nissen home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marin were
business callers in Poplar Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Miss Alice Burean is employed
at the Park Grove Cafe
Several women met at the
home of Mrs. Harry Nelson We'd
nesday afternoon to celebrate her
birthday. She had large and
beautifully decorated birthday
cake and received many gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray KulIsm were
business callers in Glasgow Thurs
day.
Several people from Park Grove
attended the sacred Concert given
at the Lutheran Church in Glas-
gov by the Concordia College
quartet Thursday evening.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06

Italy is frankly jubilant at the
action of the German government
in granting official recognition to
the annexation of Ethiopia by the
fascist nation. Recognition by
Berlin marked the diplomatic ack-
nowledgment of any major power
of Premier Mussolini's claims over
Halle Selass. .e's entire empire
Austria, however, has given tacit
recognition by accrediting its min
lister to Emperor Victer Emmanuel
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06

A man came so frequently under
the surgeons knife in a London
hospital that he made hobby of
collecting himself in glass jars and
bottles Starting with tonsils, he
went on with molars and such
compOnents, until he had filled a
shelf with spare parts carefully
dated and described.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
HAVE TWO FIRES III q HOURS
NEWS FLASHES

Baked in it's plans by unseason
able storms, the latest British ex.
peditiOn to attempt to scale
Mount Everest, in India. has
returned to civilization. Whether
another attempt will be made next
year is undecided. Leader of the
expedition was Hugh Ruttledge, of
England.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06
SOCIALS
EVANGESICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Miss ouri Synod

tMiSS bufl OyuOuJ
f. G. Kleidon. Pastor
Services with celebration of Holy
Communion on Sunday, Aug, 9th
Preparatory services at 1000 a m
Divine service with Holy Commun
ion at 100 a. m.
Ace Eller cook at $3.50 mes:
was guest at the Don E:lel
home Wednesday.
Miss frances Lahey of McLone
City, is leaving for Los Angeles
California, Saturday, where she
will live with her sister, Mrs. A.
W, Lanni.
Mrs, Shirley Lahey and daush
ter Frances, of McCone City were
Wheeler shoppers Wednesday.
Charlotte MCGOWAN from Berke-
ley California is visiting her sister
in.law, Mrs. C. A. Daley of Nc
Cone City.
"Slivers" Rice sold his home in
McCone City and is leaving for
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Countz are
celebrating the arrival of a six and
one half pound girl, Barbara Jean,
Both mother and daughter are
doing we'll.
Orien Peccock recently return
ed fronthe hospital recentlv.
Miss Lois Johnson is employed
at Otto Palowaski's Grocery.
Joe Kenney 49 mess dishwasher
returned Monday from Miles City
after a two weeks vacation. Joe
says the fishing in the Snake riv-
er Wyoming the best it's ever been.
Don Eller End dishwasher in 49
mess recently recovered from
blood poisoning in his right leg,
which he received while saim-
ming at Vandalia dam.
1t is noticed that the gambling
tables at Eds Place, Night Owl
and the Los Ange IS Club lave
not bean operating lately.
The "onoopine Reporter is OIL
Il job and will continue to be of
service. Watch for him.
II you see our ad in this issue
please tell us when at our store I
3uttrey's Grocery dept. Fort Peck
Russell Coons, Mgr. For Choice Of
Specials Come EARLY.
The V. F. w. meet Thursday in
GLASGOW in the Armory at 3 P. M.
rhe Auxiliary meets in Glasgow at
he same time.
Bill Williams, waiter in the AZ
ness hall, plans to leave for Sc
title, August 80. He will 90 to
high school.
Miss Oona Donahue of Colorado {;
S visiting Mrs. Ned Donahue at
McCone City.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-08-06

Snakes are known for their glut-
tony. A 70-pound python recently
ate a 20.pound pig in one meal
This was enough food TO supply
the snake with energy for more
than a year.