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FARMS FOR SALE.

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITIES.
BrettonS Bay. 7room house. baths.
basement. artesian water, electricity. steam
heat excellent condition.: beautiful sand
beach, good farm: GA acres. $4,000.
Physician wishing country practice or
retired gentleman. S-room house. bath.
steam heat. electricity: beautiful lawn.
l acre lot; 80 miles Washington. near
prosperous town. $4,000.
Wicomico River, high knoll with
gradual slope TO river; fine water front;
$50 acres. SIS 900.
200 years old. .l4room brick house.
excellent tobacco farm; 81 miles Wash
ington: ESQ acres. 81 900. LELAND
SNIDER. La Plata Md
POTOMAC RIVER.
95-acre superior waterfront tobacco
farm. Elevations command marine view
unsurpassed on Potomac. Tobacco sales
have consistently topped BALTIC. market
1896 crop brought S4 300: 3S miles D. c.
sold equipped. For further informatio
see
THEODORE F. MENK. Sole Agent.
1'24 goth St. NV. Potomac 3707-9-5.
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FORD 1922 convertible coupe, new -oo
and radio: S@35; 81 down. balance SrS
month. boean Ford, lSth and " sts. i.
FORD 1885 coUrs. Tudor and i-door. I
in perfect condition. money y-back guar
antee; only S2t9 each. $40 down balance
81 month. Logan Ford, 18Th and n
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FORD 1894 Tudor, 4-door sport coupe;
all de luxe 4-door and Tudor have radio.
500 each 50 down balance Sol month
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CHEVROLET 2-duCr sedan 1895: original
blacH finish like new: low mileage: SIS
lnoer price, your car in trade. balance to
SUIT; 500. MaNoell Chevrolet 18th and
Good Hope I'd. e Service thai satlsfeS
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CHEVROLET 1899 sport coupe. rurbie
seat, new paint. good tires Al mechanical
condltion: Slb7. ST. down balance easy
WHY'S Nashlnston Co. Inc. 1925 14th
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CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET 1924 master sedan; original
brown finish. fine tires. clean inside and
1t runs perfectly; see this one and COM
pare our price of only S215. Pohanka
Service. 1l"6 "Nth 81. NV District Ql4l
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FORD 1924 Tudor radio and heater. a
real buy: only S@G9: 90 down. balance
SCI month. Loean CFordl. 21st and Va
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CHEVROLET coach. 1892: unusually clean
for car No. 40: $50 under price; terms to
suit; $3.50. Mandell Chevrolet. 18th and
Good Hope I'd. sc. Service that satisfies
CHEVROLET 1896 master sedan; radio,
hlack finish IS like new. spotless inside.
fne tires; performs like new car: your
inspection will convince you of the original
owners fine care; S4a5. Pohanka Service
~ NNth n " District QId1
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CHEVROLET 1885 master town sedan:
looks Ike, new eood rubber; mechanically
perfect for quick sale. S451; your car
IN trade WHY'S Washington Co. Inc.
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MARYLAND FARMS.

Tor g. daly commuters TO- Washington,
co,,,I..s I52 scre' n hoqse rooms and bath
7rSt-class condition, I've felds vel fenced
very proG1ctEe land; about 50 acres Q
good WINE OAK and other timber; smal
as acres. tordered BY rive: good road
sopns so2a 530m s580oj b hoess S oGs oGsso'r'y Sand
20 acres, with entrance on Colesvill,
PIE PIE, hish Tllh good view OLD house, =;
miles D. C; $500,
20 acres, rol'ns land some large timber
on gravel road: SO 500
, Howard Count farms: .onlv y miles
frontage on .Pa,uxent River; fine stream
through the farm; 5000: sound dwelling or
hillside, which wil lend Itself to remodel,
for Slo,50o; 100 acres for Sl1 500 This
faTm has s,r. the msE,n2s n ,Iiia. Of show place
but buiidnas in BAD BAD shane: IA large TSe0 house ta5e
worth remoGeI-G: St5.CO0
Colonial house, reduced TO s. 600
This is an almost perfect specimen OF
the old New ENGLAND Colonial and while it
needS pleh'T Of money spent on il in re-
p@aiTS par sno notdern?lz,ne. fixing the driveway
tractlve proposuon 81 this price Lar2e
rooms roon ,o,t CGntc2! hall T!tA Posutifpl starr
surrounded with larse oak trees. VIII be
sold with IA ac-os More land available
HDuul 10 Iltl-N norm OF u. Z,
4 acre. N-"O0m house GV0 apartmentSl
rear Gal. EHrS2yfc 1000; plenty of trees;
VIRGINIA FARMS.
240-acre dairy farm on Lee Highway:
ment modern house 10 Extra arss iiiss rooms ra1p
bath, plenty OF water: good fencing: 90
acres commercial timber. Owner leaving,
330-acre blue grass farms. limestone
land. upper Fauquer County: very fine
sarn farms .Sa yjth good tmproyementS; $50 per
43O-acre farm Round Hill section, all
under cultivation, except 50 acres of
GGdh Food encns aTse R96S sood Th IS
very productive land. One has to see it
Nearly 500 acres of land. old stone Co.
lonlal house, stone slave, quarters, stone
meat house and other buildings. Land
County. Va. House needs many repairs,
hut is beautiful old place of historical
interest Price. Slsooo
stone Co.ona! house very old. in excel
lent oondTl ION; g3-aCrP dairy farm. ship
ping milk to D c Good land, we'll fenced;
SliCIe meadow and stream. near village;
26O ACRES-S5, 500.
50 acres bottom land. rs acres voodz.
almost all Tho rest under cultivation: lam.
rolling; beautiful view of mountains: srIaN
9 miles from Walre1ton. ComforIabl,as s.
room house. . frcp.aces laroe barn. corn
house, poultry home. orchard. Also small
cottage.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
284 Carroll 81, Takoma Park Geo. 5000
$50 PER ACRE.
7s acres beautiful rolling farm land: ia
miles out on improved road; water in each
field: has larse barracks for storing crops;
most beautiful site to build on: this land
is IN high state of cultivation.
l have other farms UP to several hun
ored acres. Terms may be arranged.
s. T. ROBINSON
TfNl Georget own Rd.
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CHEVROLET 1886 master coach: the black
hnish hasn't marx; spotless inside
cream wire wheels. ) tires are like new
YOU won't find a nicer one in town: S415
Pohanka Service, ll26 Goth st. NV
District o14I
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CHEVROLET de luxe sport sedan. 1885
orlglnal black finish Ike new; low milea &c
YOUR car IN trade. balance to suit; S.5
under price. Sii5. Nandell Chevrolet 18Th
and Good Hope rd. Sc. Service that satisfies.
CHEVROLET coach 1884 original black
finish like new: low mileage: excellent con-
dltlon throuehout; $50 under price: car No
tlh-A: terms to SUIT; S2S5. Mandell Chev-
roiet, 18Th and Good Hope I'd. Sc. Service
that satisfies
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE,

DODGE '35 dual stake. S425: Chev. '36
panel panel q delivery hydraulic brakes; SAD:
Chev. 35 dual 157" chassis and cab, $435;
Chev. 80 stake, sos. Addison Chevrolet,
l4t7 Irving st. NV. Adams BALL.
DODGE 1894 panel truck: a real beauty:
priced extremely low at $3.50: terms.
Owens Motor Co. 1923 Ga. ave.
6. M: c: 1881 aa-ton panel truck; good me-
chanical condition and appearance: excel
lent rubber; priced right for quick sale
McLaughlin's 3l03 r. I. ave. ne.
INTERNATIONAL "a ton truck driven only
900 miles: going out of business reason
for selling. Call Laurel 6-F-22
1896 G. M. C. T-l6 stake; was $3.50.
Here's an exceptional value: ready to go:
S6l9. 30 M st. ne. Met. 05O5. Dealer.
1884 DODGE KCL 74-t. panel S2lg. 30
M st. ne. Met. O505 Dealer
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CHEV. 1885 master four-door trunk Sc
dan: actually like new; only u OOO miles ::
as good as new and new-car guarantee:
meet the man who formerly owned this
car: you won't hesitate to buy it at only
S4a5. Arcade-Pontiac Co.. direct factory
dealer. 1919 Irving st. NV. Adams 0575.
or large lot at Badensburg rd, at New
York ave ne Lincoln $500
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FORD 1885 Tudor; paint. tires. motor and
general condition far above the average:
low in price at S339: 3O-day guarantee.
PARKWAY Motor Co. 304O NJ st. NV
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EFEFfAN I"1I N-cyNHdeF caOTloIet. years
ahead in beauty and style. this perfect
automobile Will outclsss many later mod
els: truly a sporty car: = wire wheels side
mount. new top. leather upholstery. rumble
seat. trunk rack. ride control, a rich black
finish and 2 motor that is ready for any
test, only $3.50 and a barEain; terms as
low as 500 monthly C II. J BECKER
INC, Graham distributors 2ll5 NJ st.
y v OpeN eveNtnCs. District ~
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GRAHAM 1884 4-door sedan This car was
years ahead in design. so will compare
favorahly with MAN. later models beau
tiful new dark blue finish upholstery
spotless. tires excellent, drive this bar
gain Just once and learn why owners are
so enthusiastic; only $3.50 fun price;
value that YOU can't afford ~ miss. c
H, j BECKER INC Gl15 NJ st., Gra-
evenings
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CHEVROLET 1897 town sedan driven
only 4 1000 miles: Just like new throuer-
out; S6'5- Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth
81. n ". District g141
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CHEVROLET 1885 standard sedan a real
beauty: finish has been Simonized and
looks almost new: fine motor spotless in
terror: 81 GOOD tires; Honestly Priced at
only $50: liberal G.. NJ. A. c. terms ar
raneed Owens Motor Co. 63H3 Ga ave
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CHEVROLET 1855 std. coach, radio, at
tTacIre tan metallic finish cream wire
|heeIs, good tires ard it performs per-
ieotly: splendid car and at ONLY S345
real bargain. Pohanka Service.
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GRAHAM 1892 4-door sedan: beautiful
new dark blue finish. cream wheels and
stripe: mohair upholstery: a sweet run
ming car If there ever was one drop in
today and drive this exceptionally clean
car yourself you'll agree that it's per-
feet and bargatn, SID. only S5 down.
balance easy. also 1899 Graham 4-door
sedan. metallic graz finish for only $50.
c. H. J. BECKER. INC. Graham DiStrIb-
utors. 2ll2 N 81. NV. topen evenings.
District u.s.
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FORD 1886 Tudor sedan. buil'-in trunk;
new-car guarantee; sacrifice, S3a5. Clev.
$500 Dealer
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VIRGINIA FARMS.
2o0 ACRES-S5,5O

81 acres bottom land. rs acres woods
almost all The rest under cultivation: lanr
rolling: beautiful view of mountains. srlal
river thr0u2n meadow. site OF an Old mil!
miles from NaIre1ton. Comfortable s.
room house. . lirep.aces. laroe barn corr
house, poultry home, orchard. Also sinai
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FORD 1884 Tudor sedan: excellent finish;
very good tires. o. K. motor and spotless
INFERIOR Will give many thousands Of
mlieS OF carefree transportation S27a:
.:,U,oay guarantee. Parkway Motor Co.,
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ESSEX 1881 coupe. excellent condition.
SO. 1888 Goth ST. NV, Apt. - North
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| ESSEX 1929 sedan S"5 sold for bill Ap-
ply Monday. Union Garage, rear 223 3rd
St
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FORD 1886 Fordor sedan; with radio:
Kept In Wsrdman Park garage since new
driven by most careful driver; outstanding
value S399. 422l Conn. Cley. S4Ol. Dealer
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r D LILLE CO
264 Carroll s., Takoma Park. Geo. 5000
$50 PER ACRE,

7s acres beautiful rolling farm land: q
miles out on improved road; water in each
most beautiful site to build on; this land
is IN, high state of cultivation.
i have other farms UP to several hun
ored acres. Terms may be arranged.
s. 7. ROBINSON
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ESSEX coach. 1872. 500 90: ; new tires,
good motor; leaving town: Monday only
Bernard Numkln. $50 Emerson 81. n W.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

If you bought a whole chamois
this same size you would have
to pay many times this re-
markable price. indispensable
Tor home cleaning and for wash
ing the car.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Get your clothes into moth
proof bags before the moths
get into your clothes. You will
need several, to be on the safe
side,
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Each roll contains $50
regular size sheets.
Crumpled tissue soft
ness. Absorbent. Buy
a supply!
Evening star., 1937-05-02
98c KITCHEN SCALES

These kitchen scales are sub
stantially made and will weigh up
to ~ pounds. Get one now, at
this remarkable price, for your
kitchen.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Rubber Garden Hose

4 Well made :. ). all rubber :. will give
excellent service. Several lengths OF
this hose, with sprinklers, will make
an effective lawn watering system.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Big husky towels, that the
men of your family will like.
Soft and absorbent. With COL
ored borders.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04
COMERTOWN

Betty Lou Olson of Dooley is Wis
iting with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Olson of Conner
town.
The Nifty Fingers All club met at
the Vincent home in town. Misses
Evelyn Vincent and Alice Olson
were hostesses.
A surprise party was given for
Marcella Olson Wednesday evening.
The occasion was her 18th birthday.
She received many gifts in honor of
the day. Games were played after
which lunch was served.
G. Fulkerson of P%lentywood was
here Thursday distributing allot-
ment checks.
Ruth Jensen went to outlook Fri
day via the 500 line to visit with
friends for a few days.
Mrs. August Olson entertained the
CCC home demonstration club on
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04

turned from Chicago Saturday
where they have visited with their
daughter, Gladys. and son Oscar
since before Christmas. They made
the trip by car.
oliver Anderson of Froid visited
at the viggo Strandskov home the
first of the week.
Laura Strand returned to Antel-
ope Tuesday morning after spending
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cosper and Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Jorgensen were in
Plentywood Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Denzer stopped
here Monday enroute TO Medicine
Lake. taking Monta back TO school.
NJ. j. Petersen. county agent, was
a caller here Monday.
The card party and dance here on
Saturday evening sponsored by the
Sisters was very well at
tended. Music was furnished by the
Allen orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Sundheim of
visited W. Sunday at
Eilert Brekke's.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04

Wednesday. my Most Embarrassing
Moment was the answer for roll
call. 4 lunch was served after the
meeting.
The Comertown basketball teams
motored TO Dooley Friday where the
high school team was defeated IS to
Il. The B team was defeated 10 to
8. These were the last games of the
season.
Bennett Krowen. who has been
seriously iii with pneumonia, is able
TO be out again.
Messrs. l.. Human and George
Arlington were Plentywood callers
saturday.
The Flying Fingers Al club met
at the August Olson home Saturday.
Olga Strand spent the week end
at the Chris Petersen home.
Rev. S. l.. Almlie held church in
Comertown on Sunday. Sunday
school was held before the services.
The Ladies Aid will hold their reg
ular supper Thursday. March 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Petersen and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Over
GARD and family were Sunday din
ner guests at the John Peterson
home.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04
EDEN VALLEY
Mrs. George Hunter

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Francis. Cor
don and Donoven Francis visited Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Hunter sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wibe and
SOL and Harry Savey and daughter
Jean were visitors at Plentywood on
Wednesday.
The copeland Young people were
visitors at the Joseph Christensen
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Francis and
Donovan of Antelope and Mrs. Shir-
ley Francis and children of Fort
Peck called at the Geo. Hunter and
Lyle Francis homes Thursday.
China Christensen returned from
Minot Monday after completing a
three-year course of nurses training
at the Trinity hospital. She was
called to Plentywood as special
nurse for Mrs. Nellie Groin, who
passed away at an early hour Thurs
day morning.
Murray Hunter and Alfred Wibe
were Crosby visitors Monday. en-
countering a blizzard on the way
home. But aside from a broken car
spring there were no serious results.
They called on the Ole Olson family
at Fortuna, N. D., on the way home.
Herbert Saxton. Mrs. A. Stevens
and Mabel Thompson OF Antelope
were visitors at George Hunters on
Saturday.
Thor copeland and family
shopped At the county seat Wednes-
day.
Boyd Carpenter and Carl Will
laims were in Plentywood one day
last week.
Farmers are busily engaged in
cleaning seed grain preparatory to
making another venture for a bum
per crop CD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Strand at
tended the card party at Reserve
Saturday night.
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry williams.
Geo. Hunter and son Murray were
supper guests at the VIM. Hunter
home near Antelope Thursday.
jeanette Williams visited Mrs
Murray Hunter Thursday after
noon.
Lyle Francis was a caller at the
A. Wide home sunday morning.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04
RESERVE

Geo. Lund went to Great Falls
Thursday on business. He returned
sunday morning.
The Wakea club met Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. IN. j.
Evenson with Mrs. Halvor Everson
assisting hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cosper accom-
panied by Mrs. Nick Kittilsen of
Medicine Lake were callers here on
Thursday. Mrs. Cosper and Mrs. Kit
tilsen attended the .Wakea club
meeting at Evensen's.
Soren Rungborg, H. c. Riley and
G. c. Petersen attended the funer-
al of j.. A. Glenn at the Dagmar
church Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jensen of Froid
visited at the /. E. Christensen home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl T'wedt, Henry
and Knute were dinner guests at
Roy Kallak's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Groskurth re-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation for the many kindness
es and floral offerings during the
illness and death of our mother.
Mrs. Rred Horstman
Mrs. Oscar Thorstenson
Mrs. S. j. Marker
Henry Groin, Thomas Groin,
Edward Groin, Lewis Groin.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04
MORE REDSTONE NEWS

MORE REDSTONE NEWS
Carl Bull OF Wolf Point was IL
Redstone Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Golterman anG
family were Sunday visitors at thu
Skordal home.
Paul Losing and Kenneth Pfief'
fer were Navajo visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albers attend
ed the show in Faxville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn French Of
Nashua were visiting al the H. B.
French home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Loucks went
to Homestead Sunday to a mail car
riers' convention.
A number of Redstone people at
tended the John Deere shows in
FlaXville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoner were here
from the Fort Peck dam visiting at
the Hareland home.
A number of ladies gathered at
the home of Mrs. Loucks Saturday
afternoon and surprised her, the oc-
casion being her birthday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Hee of Glasgow
and Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Bantz of
Plentywood were Sunday visitors at
the Lloyd Bantz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Beverage
were Plentywood visitors Friday.
The Redstone Independents de-
feated the Whitehall Independents
on the Redstone floor Friday eve
ming. Redstone was ahead through
the entire game. The score at the
end was 43 to IS.
A number of friends and relatives
gathered at the Title home Sunday
in honor of Hulda Pfieffer, who eel
ebrated her birthday. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hachman
were county sea visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albers enter
tanned their whist club Friday eve
ming. Hulda Pfeiffer and NJ. H. Han
sen won high prizes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnham won low prize.
A numbe rof young people gath
cred at the Truels Jensen home neal
Archer Saturday evening in honor oil
Lucille Jensen, who celebrated hel
birthday. The evening was spent IL
playing games and dancing after
which a lunch was served.
Miss .Curran visited at the Foyt
Fleming home Saturday afternoon.
Jean Wigmore was an overnight
visitor of Mildred Hareland Thurs
day.
Lucille Jensen and Evelyn Hagal
were overnight guests of Betty Cow
an Thursday.
Chris Lindorff was a P~lentywOOt
visitor the first of the week.
Rex Otis, Harry Holmquist, Ken
meth Helm, Fred Losing and e.
Bromberg were county seat visitor
Monday.
Sally Owen of Culbertson spen
the week end at the Bert Dale.
home.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04

OFFICE SUPPLIES-Complete line
of standard office supply equip
'ment at the Herald office supply
department. Lowest prices. 2tc.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness shown US
during the illness and death Of our
beloved wife and mother. Also for
the beautiful floral offerings.
H. A. Knudtson.
Mrs. Gus Grotey.
Mrs. Frank Hogen.
Mrs. Whitaker.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04

FOR SALE-McCaskey combination
adding machine and cash register.
A good buy. See it at The Herald.
tic.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04
LIST RESERVE
RELIEF DONORS

The following are donaters from
Reserve 10 the Red Cross relief dis
aster fund. The county quota was
more than doubled.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04

Guy Allen, T.. u. hansen, j. VOSel,
Sig Johansen. F. b. Leach, c. C.
Peterson, H. c. Riley, ALI. Wibe.
John Kallak. Oswald Andersen, Gust
Strand. Harverl Evenson. Hans Lar
sen. ole Watnaas, Pedere Ramm,
Leroy Larsen. Loren Lodahl. NJ. D.
Robinson. Kermit Connole, Carl
Hole, Knut Twedt. Gust Strand.
ole Watnaas. S. o. Aasheim, Lars
Angvick.
Fifty cent donations were made
by Ray Kallak, Art Gabrielson, Paul
Kurtz. Dewey Christensen, Edward
Strand. Dave Murk. NJ. D. Robinson,
Lester Hancock, Hans HAHN, Aage
jacobson. H. p. Madsen. Sigvart Jo-
hansen, Ray Kallak, Alvin Strands
kov, Joe Vogel. Carl Hole, P. c..
Ronnie. Carl Angvick, Milo Stone,
j. j. Richardson, NJ. E. Hoveland.
Walter Rasmussen, Lam Westby,
Andrew Larsen. Earl Andersen, Ell
mer Thorsen, r. E. Jarvis, Bill
Hanisch, liver ~Iverson, Arthur
Draszt, c. G.. Hansen, Ernest Doime,
Carl j. Petersen. C. Stubban, G..
Lars. Viggo Christensen, Lester
Rorvick. Paul Jacobsen, Ray Murk,
Donald .Everson. Dave Summers,
Bud Black. C. H. Villains, H. F..
Williams, N. j. Everson. R. E. Bor-
ley. Larry Kampfen. Lloyd Adams.
Twenty-Five and thirty-fve cent
contributions were made by Vern
Hancock, Vern Straubeck, Comet
Grams.
Anonymous contributions totalled
s2.55.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-03-04
HONOR COUPLE
At REDSTONE

REDSTONE-A large number of
people gathered at the Methodist
church basement Thursday evening
in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Roddey,
who are leaving soon for Anaconda,
Mont. The Ladies Aid served a sup
per. The Young Peoples club pres
ented Rev. Roddey with a gift in
appreciation of his services.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-07-29
NOTES

Even rain fails to dampen the spirits
of the Girl Scouts who happily greeted
the Councillors on their visit to the
camp on Tuesday for the inspection
and outing.
The Councillors attending were Mrs.
B. S. Richards, Mrs. Thomas Murn,
Mrs. Daniel Bohince, Mrs. Victor ALL
strom, Mrs. John G. Kotchevar, Mrs.
Nels Lee, Mrs. Oscar Carlson and Mrs.
Byrd Brownell.
The second week of Camp had a
goodly number of girls enrolled. Those
attending the second week are Alice
Newgord, Phyllis Hanson, Carol Chinn,
Betty Carlson, Katherine Grahek, Jen-
ME zoller, Gladys Carlson, Enid Peter
son, Rose Bergeant, Nancy Byrd Brown
ell. Shirley Ellefsen, Norma Mae
Brown, Clarice Carlson, Mary Bouska,
Rose Ann Mayerle, Ruth Alfalfa, Emer-
aid Tast, Berniece Korpi, Dorothy Koi-
vunen, Ruth Hill, Lucille Veranesh and
Dorothy Smith
This is the first year the camp has
been conducted for three weeks. This
IS also the first year of the new camp
and the Council feel well repaid for
the efforts made and are looking for
ward to longer periods next year.
Those registered for the third week
are Norma Mae Brown, Nancy Byrd
Brownell, Mary Bouska, Clarice Carl
son, Betty Carlson, Alice Newgord, Lois
Childers, Maren Peterson, Dorothy
Smith, Winifred Hardale, Dolores Ell
lefsen. Audrey King, of Milwaukee,
has registered for the third week.