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The Washington times., 1937-02-01
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WASTE
Costly Activities Are
Scored in Report on
Appropriations
International News Service

A billion-dol!ar appropriation
bill which carries increases for
old-age pensions and provides for
many governmental establish.
ments, was reported to the House
by its Appropriations Committee
today.
The measure appropriates ST..
046,757,1 LAB, which is $50, ,703, ,218
above last year hut $5,950,OO0 un.
der President Roosevelt's budget
estimates.
Severe criticism of many Fed
eral agencies for making huge ex-
penditures for printing to "sell''
themselves to the public was con.
tanned in the report.
u. S. Agencies Hit
The report said:
"The committee strongly dis.
approves of the diSprOpOrtiOn.
ate expenditures for printing
and binding of some of the
emergency agencies much of
which is devoted to Over-preten-
tiOus publications whose appar-
ent primary objective is to sell
their activities to the public"
A rider" attached to the first
deficiency bill, prohibiting Senate
and House investigation commit
tees from using Government per-
sonnel was contained in the bill.
The measure carries $150,000,,
900 for grants to States to match
old-age pensions, compared with
$85, 100000 provided last year. A
total of $46,5OO,OOO is provided for
grants to States for unemploy-
ment insurance administration
compared with $11,500,000 last
year.
Major Appropriations
Major appropriations included:
Federal Communications Com
mission, $1,629,000, a cut OF
$245,000.
Federal Power Commission, ST.
525 1000, a cut of $184,000.
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, $7,939,5O0, an increase of
$849,95O.
National Labor Relations Board,
$785, 900, an increase of $4,000.
Rural Identification, $31,250,-
900, an increase of $30,520,000.
Securities Exchange Commits
sion, $3,895,000, ecrease of
$343,OOO.
Social Security Board, $254,600,-
900. increase of 66,8O0,0O0.
Veterans Administration, $685.
$4,000, increase of $78,601, ,558.
Federal Trade Commission, ST.
981 900, increase of $4,000.
Decrease Explained
Decrease in the SEC appropria-
ton was due to suspension of many
activities under the Wheeler Ray
burn utility holding act pending
decision on constitutionality of
the law.
The committee provided a Spe-
cific fund of 100000 to enable the
Interstate Commerce Commission
to fix airmail rates as required by
law.
The Washington times., 1937-02-01
EGYPT LURES
L|NDBERGHS

LONDON. Feb. l GNSD Col.
and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh left
England secretly today on flying
trip to Egypt.
The noted American flying
couple took off from Lympne Air
drome at 10 a. m. with a large
quantity of luggage, indicating a
possible extensive tour. 1t was
understood their first stop would
be Cairo.
The Lindberghs were alone in
their own Miles Mohawk mono
plane.
The Washington times., 1937-02-01
WASHINGTON FORECAST

Partly cloudy and colder tonight, minimum
temperature about "a degrees; tomorrow
cloudy; gentle to moderate northwest and
north winds; highest temperature last "a
hours, 43; lowest, 38.
CWeather Details on Page 19
The Washington times., 1937-02-01

a result Of agitation for compen-
satory time or pay for overtime
when the new leave bills were
passed a year ago. The bills di.
rected such a survey.
The commission figured the re-
port on two definite points. On
one the agency figured the over
time that the employees put in over
the hours they customarily work.
On the second the overtime was
Continued on Page 2, Col. s.
The Washington times., 1937-02-01
FCA AFFECTED
BY DECISION
International News Service

International News Service
The Supreme Court today up.
held the action of President
Roosevelt in transferring the
shipping Board to the Depart
ament of Commerce under the
reorganization provisions of the
economy act of 1888.
The Supreme Court, in an i'm.
portant decision affecting the
Farm Credit Administration, today
ruled that farmers cannot use
their stock in a farm loan asso-
citation to pay off loan to Fed.
eral land banks.
The high court also ruled that
a farmer Stockholder in an as.
sociation cannot force receivership
in suit in State courts.
In another of it's 5-to-4 decisions,
the Court held unconstitutional a
State of Washington law imposing
tax of Ito Of per cent of gross
operating revenue on all public
utilities, epting automobile
transportation and steamboat COM
panies.
Justice Roberts delivered the
majority opinion. Dissenting we're
Chief Justice Hughes and Justices
Brandeis, Cardozo, and Stone.
That old adage what is sauce
for the goose is sauce for the
gander" received judicial ap-
probation when the court held
that German owners of property
seized by the United States dur
ing the World War are barred
from suing for recovery because
of a resolution of Congress, pro
hib.ting payment of claims while
Germany is in default on her
debt-funding agreement
Evening star., 1937-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RUGs-opening sale. Imported. in ori-
sntal and Persian creations: 9x12, $50;
SXll. SIS; room size. SO; scatters, 75c.
Washington Rug Co 904 l4th st. NV.
RUGS. genuine American -Orientals. 1aX
il, 9XI2. ski. Must be sold immediately,
need CASH few scatters love seat tables.
oo5 Kennedy st. NV. -
new: must sell. l4Sl Harvard ST. NV
SEWING MACIHNEs-Singer port. clec
SG!5o' console elec.. ~! 3oi treaoIf
$50. Open eve. 30l0 14th NV Col
TRAILER. 1897 Auto Cruiser de luxe, "i-
iioot' mahogany inside finish, IaCalofy.
4 Phillips 1922 KING St, Alexandria.
TUXEDO. ST, size 40, pants i6-5l. Sep
arate coat, 500: SIZE -. Like new. Col
H3Go-J. 4ol1 n. H, ave.
TYPEWRTTERS. American Typewriter Co,
sell rent and repair all makes, including
adding machines: portableS a Speclaity'
ESTABLISHED - years: some real pargain$, Is
Lincoln 0uN9.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, Georsia
1SS3. SIG 10th n w.-UnderwoodS; 81 mo.
4 mos. IN adv, So no del: 81 add. dep.
VACUUM CLEANERS-Rebunt like new:
| -yr. guar: S4 ~ and up. Eureka. Hoover.
ROYAL 6. E, Magic Air and Others 10
ter, al4 10Th NV. Natl Sh1'.,.
VACUUM CLEANERS --EUREKAS or AIR
WAYS with attachments, -. -; HOOVERS,
$3.50; ElECFROLUN, Sli50. Many other
makes, new-cieaner guarantee. bn-dsy trial
plan. We deliver and demonstrate any
time. lSre the rest but buy he BESr>
REST FdS , RRANpS fb !, 5 go" 60" Na'tona! .l!3
VACUUM CLEANERS EUREKA. SIS:
HOOVER. SI245: AIRWAY or ELECTRO-
LUX, 81 -; factory rebuilt like new;
woT;n ,,n,,4p Up to 500. NEW BAGS. CoRDS,
BRUSHES. guaranteed YEAR. OPEN
EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS TO PM.
STANDARD BRANDS, 1888 l4th ST. NV.
ol'
WASHING Rebuilt and guar;
= 80 up; Apex ana A. B. c. floor sam
pieS al great savlngS; terms. Electrical
Centcr- 5lt 10Th st. NV. Natl. So,
WASHING MACHINES. SO; reconditloned
Thor machine with Dram pumps and heavy
duty ringers. Randolph 1865.
3 BEDROOM SUITES. liv. rm. suite, oc-
caSlonal chair. vacuum clCanc". FrIGiGairc.
rus; must sell. 1871 Harvard st. NV.
RUG SALE.
Good opa.3,y. Large variety.
!XI2, StG -. ski ~l:B.95.
SCATTERS, 59c.
CAPITOL RUG CO.,
"S2l l4ih ST AT HARVARD
Open Ewes. aud SaN. CENi 9 p NJ.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

POINTERS ~. beautiful. reslstered: field
trial Winners; broken for hunlns. Rock
vile 34S.
WIRE-HAIR FOX TERRIER. pediereed II
months old. Ilo5 Flower ave Takoma
Park. Shepherd Hn5H-W.
COOKERS { mos, III, re-; champl0q
strains Rowclife Ba-key Mcqueen. Old
ForeS. Glen rd from Ga ave. west 20 head
of Caney place. Silver Sprng iN-M. u
IRISH Settlers Two; thoroughbred regis
tered Gogs. Can be seen al .oll 9Th NV.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES. registered.
now is the ume TO get next years shooting
dog; sired BY Potomac Senator; bred for
bench and field. G. E Aitemus, near Po
tomac, Mo Rockville G-F-2,
THOROUGHBRED DACHSHUNDS. 4l9 Lee
boulevard Pals Church, Va.
SCOTTY PUPS Philaheg Kennel bred reg
tstered adorable Tor children very reason
able. CaN Columbia 5@14-W IL
RUFFCOTE KENNELS.
Wire fox terriers. Welsh. ScotteS,
Sealyham. DanGle Dnnlon' terriers. also
cocker spanic!s: puppies and grown stock.
Phone Shep. 2G2t at -. Chesapeake ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
BOATS.

WILL TRADE cottage on water front near
SeTCrly BCacN .0r a Cablr CrulSe". GeOr-
ga $40 before l pm. Sunday. after +
M weekday ~
BRAND-N NEW B0aT. run about 100 hours:
value, * QUO w!L consider exchanging for
property or cC4tty IN d piece OF property.
Box ',4B-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
CAIILe AND LIVE STOCK.

2 GOOD RIDING HORSES 3 or wears
old. sound private stable. Georgia zoos.
BAY GLIDING fne appearance. excellent
condition privately owned. North End
Stable. E5St-WcSt h gtWay 2l'
Evening star., 1937-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

CASH REGISTER VIII buy u,cd National
in sood COCnusc9. Box 9.5-Z. Star
BOOKS BOUGHT. all KINDS. any quantity.
Brlng them or phone G. David Ped!im2n.
! TO- q It. NV. Me. ~ -.
FURNITURE. RUGS, stoves. household goods,
etc; positively hiphcst casa ng:ceg For
best results call any tlme District A294,
FuRNITuRE-W4no to p@rchsse ONE
GOOD used household looCS also piano
Gail after 6 pm. Metropolitan "7SG. .o'
WANTED-A pnc-ponG or table tennis
table in good condition Cleveland 53&3
GOLD BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SILL
YER PLATINUM TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN
INC. - WEARS AT 9:E3 +.
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
BURNS TINES g5l q ST. NV.
Since Sti'i.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches, diamonds an6 old dis
carded 'oWo..%- Full cash value paid
SFLINCEF'S. >l> 7 S, NV.
I BUY FURNITURE. At. $3.50
PTECE or 600 DAY MD NIGHT.
Spec. Attention to Entlre Households.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT, HOTEL Goth
snd sts NV room Kit bah CON: 2re
6sy 6s5sS Week, iaF4 nont es; Nstoasi ss' 545
ll13 9Th ST NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath: gas electricity Frlg!dalre teie-
phone service, al --latest iurnlShed.
ATTRACT1vELY FURNISHED APT; IN
private home; rooms bath; elec. retrs.'
etc: adults only: $50. Georgia 4o44.
23s5 lG5h ST. N.W~1s BIO BLOCK NORTH ! Isfr
chW, gas, h.-wh h. PVT. b. incl, reaS. IL
DETACHED HOME. PRIVATE APT, TWO
large front rooms, BATH, e!cc. refrigerator
garage. 55o6 lith ST. NV. Geo. ,'9l"
INFER 7}G 18th ST. NV AND ,
looms kitchen, ba,h h and shower: gas, -eIec.
and refg. lncuded III rrn,; SI1.5U Up. Resi-
dent manager, Apt 2o2.
CONV.. QUIET, SUNNY; > BEDRMS.. LIV-
Avail. nov. Phone. Frleidalre gas, elec.
Incl Adams '34Gn.
1921 10th ST.-SUBLET. 3 TO 8 MONTHS.
attractive newly furnished apartment with
porch. suitable " or 3. cvcrythlng included.
Apply No. 5s Phone Adams S506-R. !3'
1913 r. I AVE. N.W.-NEWLY DECO
rated. well-turnished apt: : rooms kitch-
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RID RD.-.EXCELLENT
location; /, >. 3 attractively furnished
rms, hall spacious dressing room, dinette,
Kit, bath shower elevator Adams ;;3s2. S5
1912 d ST. N E.-3 ROOMS. UNUSUALLY
nice, IN new home; Frigidaire, c.hw, gas
and elec.; adults.
61s QUEBEC pL- N.w.-ATTRACTIvE /
roam and kltchenette, complete with Frig-
jdalre gas range. breakfast set: large clos
cts Beautyrest mattress, phone; $3.50.
Adams 5456.
PRIVATE HOME: 5634 9Th ST: n, BON
elec.: everything furn. Clarendon 63-M.
h2l RTTTENHoUsE ST. NW.-ENTIRE
2nd f.. 3 rms bath; oil heat, Frigidaire.
c.h.w., gas: elec. Takoma Park bus stop.
Adults. S47.5o. Ca.l after 6:15. aeorgia
i219 VERMONT AVE, DOWNTOWN
Suitable i, shower, ch.w. oil heat; So. 30
wk, each: board optional; others. Met. 7204.
ls5l OWEN PL d4oa NEmTWo F., Nao re Rooms, GIns
Seaa bu adults
440a SCHLEY AVE. BRADBURY HTS.
SET rooms, bath. electric stove, refriger
ator. washer. sweeper; private 81 home; IN NO, not
ia NE, NEAR SENATE oFF1cE-lst-
f1oor apt, rms Ms PVT pt,a bath; warm. . Best
Laree room, kit. and bath: reas. heh class
accom-; silver: S55. TULLoSs, Dist. 1888.
GOOD NV SECTION = DESIRABLE
eft Gnette Kitchen iH u combined b md oor eIec s
refg, phone, linen, silver; garage If desired.
Call Adams 9792.
THE CALvERToN. 1873 COLUMBIA RID.
b., foyer; piano, radio, silver. dishes, linens;
newly decorated; Oriental rugs.
1918 18th ST. NE ROOMS. KIT,
heat: light, gas, Frigidaire, phone, $42 80.
North 05o}. 233A
1896 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-COzY BED
living room. kitchen; gas, electricity, tele-
phone: 10 minutes to Capitol desire re-
fined employed couple. Call Lin. 0441-W.
"l'
WELL-FURNISHED APARTMENT, TWO
rooms, kitchen and bath. 405 South Clifton
Terrace. 2l~
STUDIO APT, l R., K, B.; ATTRACT,
turn.; for refined adults; suite > r. b. or
De Sales 21.
CHOICE. 1st FL; : R., K. B.. SUN BED
rm. 90 windD, elec. refrg. laun tubs;
yard; c.h.w.; gentle adults: refs. l $40 18th.
.--- " 21s
sTUDIO-CHARMING TOP FLOOR, R.
X, b.; breakf., sleep. porches: bright, airy;
eec. refrs.; adults refs; others. l633 @.
- ol.
STONELEIGH COURT APT. 2Oa--1 ROOM.
service If desired. 26s
Evening star., 1937-11-20

TRUCKS. .iz-ton dumps for hire: reason
ebie: We haul debris. TOD soil, etc. Cal
Mr.. Haddad between : and pm, EmeI
kon ti.t1.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
THE LONGFFLLOw APIS

THE LONGFELLOW APIS. I
55!l COLORADO AVE NV.
concealed bed bath with shower Bright
corner apt, Sc. expos. completely redec-
GRATED, floors refnShed built-in kitchen
cabinets. bookcases, tabletop gas range
l-piece sink with drain. elec exhaust fans.
yentilating doors, etc. RENT INCLUDES
GAS ELEC
Large modern ffreproof elevator building
cafe and beauty parlor. Excellent location:
convenient stores, schools and all trans
portation.
See resident MANAGER
THE LONGFELLoW APTS.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
RUFFCOTE KENNELS.
FARM G GARDEN.
MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.

COW MANURE. we!l-rotted; guaranteed
Waters. Wisconsin 4l95.
Evening star., 1937-11-20

AMAZINGLY LOW RENT UNUSu-
ally large front corner suite in
quiet building within walking dis
tance o. downtown For ONLY
- 30 you have large central fover.
THREE comfortable rooms central
bath. kitchen win REFRIGERA-
TION and OPEN CONCRETE
PORCH Many special features
INSPECT NOW! The NORTON"
Evening star., 1937-11-20
1000 F ST. NV

Large. -rm apis. with kitchenettes
and Semi-basements: Just redecorated
hght gas free: well heated; available now:
81 50, $3.50 to 50 weekly.
Evening star., 1937-11-20

COMPLETELY FURNISHED
PARK CENTRAL,
Corner 10th and F. Sts NV
MIRAMAR.
Cor. 9TH and Rhode Island Ave NV
S12 aO-Frlgldaire current free Living
room with portable dinette table and chairs
areSSlng room Murphy bed. sunroom kitch-
en- and bath: bellboy, elevator and switch
board service
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM
See Managers. Met. 0540, Pot $500
I4th ana x CAFRfrZ. Dist. 90SO.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
APARTMENTS FURh. f. UNFURh

bath shower modern kitchen Frigid-
are. garage. price. $50 PA Buffalo ave
Takoma Park, Md Shepherd .il:il-J ~ =
Evening star., 1937-11-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
London Hall, Apt. Hotel.

1873 18th st. n.w.-Bed- living room, Dress
| ing room. kit. bath: cleo, gas, linens. Frig-
idai1.; SIS up wkly.; 500 up mo. Natl GOl0.
| 23s
Evening star., 1937-11-20

46l6 3rd ST. NV.
Bedroom, !iyln2 room, kitchen. bath,
screened porch $3.50
Evening star., 1937-11-20

- "a NEW YORK AVE NV
1910 CALIFORNIA ST. NV
l room, rec hall. kit. elec. refg. or
mouse current; S45. Apply janitor.
1915 10Th ST. NV.
studio room and bath: maid. linen. eIec-
tficity: resident manager
Evening star., 1937-11-20
MODERN-DOWNTOWN

FURNISHEU AI SLIIIHI CHARCiE.
enien1. fireproof bldg "i-hour eie-
! house current. 1880 st. NV Pot 1900.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-01-01

Christian Science service VIII be
read in Court House hall Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. Sunday
school at 10 O'Clock. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
aGod" is the subject Of the
lesson-sermon which VIII be read
In all Churches OF Christ, Scient-
list, on Sunday, January 5 1897.
The golden text Is God is the
Lord, which hath showed us light"
tPsm. l18:27).
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson-sermon are the
following from the Bible: There
Is none holy as the Lord; for
there Is none beside thee: neither
Is there any rock like out God"
(Sam. 2:2).
The lesson-sermor also Includes
the following PASSAGE from the
Christian Science textbook. "6ct-
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
History teaches that the popular
and false notions about the Dl-
vine Being and character have
originated In. the human mind.
AS there Is in reality but one God,
one mind, wrong notions about
God must have originated in q
false Supposition, not In immortal
truth, and they are fading out.
tpage 357l.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-01-01
VALUE OF M0LASSES AS
.'%. A SUPPLEMENTAL FEED

- IN viow ~ tho ynonv 3v,r,,srios
oyo,,t +ha faaTin. ue1s,. *
mo1asses :as snymie,menteI 49,
Az I;s,ostcci cecrra NJ G.,.taF1
al, co,,ntv extansien evenf Ssues
the foi1nwing in%Sor,naf5on tssen
from, csrc,,Iar M al frt.h ~
tan ion serv;ca ent;tiea .s.ssaaa e.
prnfitn A"A
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eattsr Sontaing aDout 00S0 cry
nn. ss IsssI molasses.i rs we. sug-
e. eSut.ig SHpss,Hiealts nave
iu nattaa aas u masses = ign.
f SttssI stian Zane molasses aS
hest and rseo ana snat ootIa
i;snited arnoaants ara mn
unu.Su art sii8ntly pet
$685.. s coia, p0uno 9 pound.
tt;rm as nas SoMe-
~; sans 10 90 WIN ms ngn lee9-
s;og,,,. satss .H.uss e
.hanavss' SNOWY mo sne rasion;
~, nlgn content sof po-.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-01-01
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS
ACQUIRED By TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given. that the
b4arq OF County Com m%issioners, Of
18th day Of January. 1887. at two
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
at h front door Of the court house
at Hardin. Montana. under the pro-
visions OF CHAPTER IS Of the Session
public auction the following described
property. together with any and All
improvements thereon or in anywise
a~ppertaining. for cash or on such
terms as the Board Of County Com
missioners may approve and in nc.
crrdance with law alta price nor fesr
than the fair market value thereof
as heretofore determined and fixed
by h said Board Of County Com
m~issisners and hereinafter set out
onered for sale: the Board Of .:o.inty
Commissioners reserves the right 10
determine the sole terms OF each in
dtyiduat tract of ench sale. to-wft:
csi 5oe 81 Hardin Ia s,oG Moa s o.is'nai TSyn,
sK; Sec. IS. Twp. : North. Range
NM y ssast Sec. ~: s aasn aeE Sc. sisss
TWP. 2 South. Range 81 East.
sEaEH. sEENws!.o s g. ae:ss 500
TWP. 2 South. Range IS East
sEaNwR: Sec. IS. re fMp acre. 10
South. Range 81 East 1per
Ne. Sec. Is. TWP: North. 'e:o'
Range 80 East tper acrel...--Si.0o
Sec. 4, Twp. 1 South. Rge-
Lots j. 2. s.. &. T. 1. o. 10. ii.
Sec. 5. TWP. l South. Range 90
NWAsET. SKSEK, See. I.
TWP. 6 South. Rance 50 East: g4
Lots 4. 2. Sec. S. Twp. Z South.
Range So East -. fper acre1Ss.25
SWN SWASEl1. See. g: SWA. VA
wkEM. SEX SEA Sec. II:
ali In Twp. 8 South. Range
East -.-. tpef acre1 5 10
SW Y SEX Sec. 3. Twp. 5 South.
Range 81 East -. tper acre) $500
There will no yeverai other tracts |
OF land offered for sale at this same
time which will be sold unier the !
terms. these tracts all being ap-
praised ut less than 10000 per tract.
BY order of the County Commis-
OF Big Horn County. Montana. |
at Special Meeting held December
1. 1896.
HARRY z. cox,
County Clerk & Recorder.
Big Horn County. Montana. |
Pub. Dee. 4. II. IS. rs. Jan. i. s.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-01-01
NOTICE OF FILING AND HEARING
EXECUTORS EIGHTH ACCOQMT
In the District Court OF the Thir.
teo6hth Judicial DaSSxiG Of the StAta
Of M0ulana. IN and fUf the County
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE.
OF FRANK n. HEINRICH. De-

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Ford E. Hovey and Matt II. TschirEi.
executory OF the lest win and festa-.
mont OF FranksM. Heinrich. deceased.
have on Decein bers II. ! 1886. flied
with the Clerk OF this Court their
eighth exhibits Of money received and
disbursed since December 81: 1884.
to and including Auguet- 81. 1885. and,
an exhibit OF vouchers IN. support OF;
the exhibit Of moneys disbursed. and
their petition. for an order o. this
court approving and settling said nc.
count and report andlexhibtts. and TOT
certain other orders aUproxinG q
tons Of said executors as therein re-,
day OF january. 1887. at 1000 o'clock
A. d. on said day. that bong q q
of O.. regular term Of court. at the
courtroom thereof. at the courthouse.
In the city Of Hardin In the. county OF
Big Horn. state OF Montana. have
been. set as. the time and place D
hearing said account and reports Z
hfbits and. petition. when and where
any person Interested NAV acpcar and
show cause whv the said account and
report and Exhibits should not be ap-
proved and the petition therein for
the settlement thereof and. for certain
other orders be- granted.
Dated at Hardin Montana. this
nth day Of December. 1886.
1ssall Z +; Ross ns Gaess,
Nebraska: T. II. Burke. Hardin.
ar Montana. Attorneys for Executors.
Pub. Dec. IS. Is. 1885: Jan. 4. 9. 81
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-01-01

: Dr.. G. q. Burdick, superintend-
emf. OF the Montana State Com
ference Of CONGREGATIONAL church,
es, with headquarters ct Billings,
spent Thursday In Hardin as q
guest of Rev. and Mrs. N. e. Han
nant. He returned to his Billings
home Thursday evening. While
here he held q conference with
Rev. Dtedrick,z pastor OF the Har-
din German onal
church. in regard TO ~enlarging
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-01-01

Kenneth Richard, the fiye-year-
old son, Of Mi. and Mrs. r.. Sadler,
residing about SIX; miles south Of
Hardin, has been critically III Of
pneumonia, the past ten days. He
was taken III while the family
were visiting relatives In Billings,
Dec. 81, and was brought home q
couple Of days later. The friends
Of the. family win be pleased to
learn that the little fellow has
taken q turn for the better, and
that he IS on the way TO recovery.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-01-01
HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB
MEETING AT HALFWAY

The Halfway Home DernonStra-
ton club met at the home OF Mrs.
Weldon Clark. Thursday, Decenl-
her 18th, at 1880 q. m.
Mrs. Bina. Hudson and Mrs.
Pierce Hodges demonstrated the
making OF sfootStoolS. There were
seven Stools .oompleted: except the
outside covering; ."f:S'
At noon: $hea.hoStesS served q
delicious lunch. About tn re e
O'Clock the business meeting was
called to order by Mrs. Earl Gray,
president, and the following pro-
gram was rendered: u,
Xmas songfs:by the club quar-
tette, accompanied on the piano
by MRS. Nellie Ferguson; prayer
by the president; roll callsEwas
responded to by each singing: a
Christmas carol or repeating a
Christmas verse. La.
Christmas presents were ex-
changed by the club members as
well as by the little folks Of pre-
MRS. Z. W. Humphrey, the past
president, was then presented. with
q beautiful pin,a with chain and
agaVel attacneQ. ny the members OF
the club. Mrs. Earl Gray made =
wonderful presentation peech h,
telling all the merits OF their past
president; also that Mrs. Humph-
Eey has the distinction of being the
first one in the west to be nre-
scented with one OF these pins.
Us she proudly
Before the meeting was closed
the officers had their pictures
taken. Then Mrs. Bina Hudson
and Mrs. T. w. Humphrey put on
their witch and black cat Hal
1oUeien costumes and had their
FIXTURES taken for the club scrap
a3oOk. As Mrs Bina Hudson had
the distinction, as project leader,
tof attending every nroject meeting
i'm Hardin during her three years
service, she had her picture
taken Tor q farm paper.
Most of the club members were
present, as well as the following
visitors: Mrs. Steel and Mrs. Scott
OF st. Xavier, and Mrs.
Nellie Ferguson and Mrs. Hall
bright Of Hardin. ~,