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La gaceta., 1937-11-22

Paris, Nov. 22.-La investi-
gaci6n de las actividades de
Les Cagoulards enmascarados
produjo aver tres a~rrestos mas,
en- Paris, junto con ell adita :
mento de otros dos arsenales
secretos en- la capital.
Alberto Riviere, ministro de
pensiones, declare aver que u
na potencia extranjera esta en-
vuelta en- la conspiraci6n con-
trael estado frances.
IQuien ha dado ell dinero
para esos grandes almacenes
lie pertrechos de guerra, Y de
donde Sc trajeron?-esta es la
pregunta cue ell g%sbierno Sc
hace.
Todos los peri6dicos de IL
quierda aseguran que los trail
dores obedecfan 6rdenes de
Roma o Berlin.
Uno de los nuevos a~rsenales
Sc descubri6 en- la oficina de
I'm antique vendedor llamado
Henry Mauler, en- ell distrito
del Teatro Ode6n y ell otro en-
ell populoso barrio de la Basti-
LA, en- los almacenes de los
contratistas de barcas de rio
LarominguieraILa fon.
La policia detuvo a Mauler,
su hermana y M Lafon.
TODD ell material de guerra
ocupado es de fabrication ale
mana y comprende 40 suba-
metralladoras, Al cajas de gra
nadas de mano, 10000 cartu-
La gaceta., 1937-11-22

de muchos amigos del Comite
Popular Democratico.
ST Espana fuera derrotada
por Ell fascismo international y
por los militares traidores, nues
ira lucha continuaria.
La Espana nueva, la Republi-
cana, 81 es derribada por los fac
ciosos y los gobiernos de Ro-
ma y Berlin, continuara exis-
tiendo en- los cerebros de los ciu
dadanos que hoy la apoyan y
por ella realiEan innumerables
SACRIFICES.
Una derrota, 81 ell fenomeno
surgiera que no 10 creemos, Sc
ria parcial, hasta que los pue-
bios desquiciados recobraran la
la raz6n.
Quiza muchos tibios de hoy
Sc prosternarian ante la bande-
ra monarquica y f~ascista, con
diferentes pretextos, pero no
los hombres que en- La Gaceta
trabajan.
Nosotros no conocemos mas
lue una Espana y no admitimos'
mas que una Espana, la repu-
blicana, la escogida por ell pue-
bio en- las urBas.
La otra parte, la facciosa, la
fascista, la monarquica, la in
digna, la cargada de ignominia,
la abyecta, la repulsiva, jamas
existira para nosotros aunque
Don Juan vaya al trono, Fran
co Sc converts en- Y nsegundo
Mussolini Y los cobardes pom
gan la man0 alberta en- alto, a
Ia usanza fassista.
La lucha nuestra es de aver,
de hoy y para manana. No ire
mos nunca a ceremonies que
presidan los nonarquicos Y los
traidores...
81 esos que no listed indirec-
tamente senala pertenecen a
la clase que Sc rinde y claudica,
nosotros pondremos tienda a.
parte cuando den la primera
demonstration de bajeza Y enca-
nallamiento.
iFieles y leales a la Espana
de hoy no a la que mafiana pu-
diara brotar como obra de la IT,
rama y ell crimen!
La gaceta., 1937-11-22

Cuando en- Espana existfa Ia
monarquia, cuando ell retrato de
Alfonso Ell Chulo colgaba de las
paroles de hogares, sociedades
e imprentas, ~nosotros haciamos
donativos "a cara descubierta,
para la causa Republican,.
Cuando muchos ndividuos
hablaban del rey "dem6crata",
del rey "simpatico', del rey "ca
ballero", nosotros haciamos pro
paganda republican, espanola,
aquf en- Tampa, y pruebas tene
mos .
Queriamos la Rep1blica para
Espana y ayudabamos a los es-
panoles que por ella combatfan.
De modo que aver era fe y luz
la Rep1blica fe v luz hoy; am
plia justicia y libertad mahana.
La gaceta., 1937-11-22

Escribiendo de los fascistas
espaholes del siglo pasado, de
aquellos que tiranizaban a los
cubanps, Ell sabio cubano Don
Jose Antonio Saco decfa a Jose
Luis Alfonso: Tu no puedes f.
gurarte la injusticia, el odio Y
ell desprecio con que Sc trata a
nuestro pals. 81 10 de Cuba sc
scaba, la tiranfa que ALI Wa
mos a sufrir sera espantosa.
EQUAL sera Ell porvenir de los
cubauos? Nuestra question no
es va de papeles, sine de espa-
das y balas".
Los gobernantes monarqui-
COS e%spaholes de entonces sc ne
gaban a c~oncederle a los cuba
nos los derechos polfticos que
pedian y que eran legitimos y
justos.
La nueva Espafa sabra ha-
GER justicia a Ia Cuba que en-
aquella epoca era menosprecia-
Ga Y ofendida.
La gaceta., 1937-11-22

Cuando estaS lineas vean Ia
liz, va estar6, con mi c0mpane-
10 de viaje, mas cerca de las cos
tas cubanaS que de eGta Tampa,
la leal, que va en- nuestro cora
zen, con emociones inolvida-
oles. Diez dias de convivencia
antre tantos amantes de la eau
r del pueblo espanol, han de-
ado EN- noSotroS un cumulo de
emo,iones indeScriptibles. Las
lalabras, serian opacas, insu-
licientes, faltas de coloridos pa
"a expresar nuestro %agradeci-
niento a todos.
No debemos marcharnos sin
ntentar dejar eXpresada, por
este medic, la gratitud que a to-
dos debemos: gratitud de espa-
loles leales; gratitud de hon.
bres amantes de la libertad
gratitud de trabajadores. Para
nosotroS, desde ell Comite Po-
pular Democratico de Ayuda
a Espana, los diarios que Sc pu-
olican en- Tampa hasta las insti
tuciones todas, dejan en- nues-
ira alma, un sentimientO, que
solo los nal nacidos podriamos
olvidar. Los camaradas y COM
paneros todos de Tampa, solo
nan tenido afectos, atenciones,
sentimientos. Llevamos a nues-
tros camaradas de Cuba, una e.
moci6n plena, inmensa, estimu-
adora, que nos permitira Sc
guir laborando ala, como 10 he
mos venido h~acieaao; sin des-
mayos, san titubeos, sin preo-
cupaciones, con la sofa aspira-
lion de aportar a la causa de la
.ibertad de Espaha, nuestros
.nejores esfuerzos.
Aqui, dejamos mas que ca
naradas, mas que companeros:
iejamos verdaderos hermanos,
IN ell sentimiento, en- 81 afecto
en- la amistad. Jose Martinez,
Presidente del Comite; Ma
riano Rodriguez, el Tesorero,
Ramirez Moya, el Secretaris;
lose Martinez, Pumarin, nues-
no entranable amigo; Victoria
10 Manteiga, hermano en- la
ucha con la letra de molde, di
'ector de La Gaceta"; Jacinto
5ombin, ell camarada de la
'rensa", M%ontoto, ell de ia
La gaceta., 1937-11-22
CoRTE DE 10

Ell jue zHimes dispuso hoy la
libertad de V. v. Norton, un IL
brero ,declarado culpable de
vender literature obscena.
La sentencia, de IS dias, no
Sc cunplira hasta que Ell tribu-
nal 10 erdene de rslevo.
Dos medicos informaroa CUE
periudiearia grandsmente q "a
salud de Norton Of mantsnsFlo
en- Ia cAresi. /.
La gaceta., 1937-11-22
UNA MUCHACHA DE 10 A
NOS MATO A UNA NINA
DE CHICO

Filadelfia, Nov. 22.--La Srta.
Mary X. O'Conor, de 10 amos.
confes6 aver a la pOlicia que
ell Dia de los Trabajadores, en-
un campo de maiz, habia da-
do muerte a la nina Nancy
Glenn, de cinco amos de edad.
Ell cadaver fue eneontrado
en- un hoyo lleno de aqua y
tango.
Tn jurado, Que deseonocia
los detalles del hecho, rindi6
veredicto de muerts casual por
asfixia.
La gaceta., 1937-11-22

Fro. Temperature de hela-
da de Tampa.
iQue este nos ayude a COM
prender mejor 10 que ell invier-
no representa- para ell ejercito
popular espaiol y ell pueblo que
sostiene.
Las manos del soldado han de
mantenerSe calentitas para que
puedan manejar el fusil, la a.
metralladora.
~ Ell calor solo puede obte-
nerse por medic de Ia adeeuada
Authorization y de Ia ropa de la
ma!
La gaceta., 1937-11-22

Con verdadero gusto congra-
tulamos a los camaradas del
Comite Popular Democratico
por la funcin de anoche, en- ell
Centre Asturiano.
Y vaya nuestra simpatia,
sincera y profunda, para las no
bles compaheras de la Comisi6n
Auxiliar.
Obra generOsa para los ninos
de Espana y para la casa que
en- Valencia tienen los viejites
asturianos.
La gaceta., 1937-11-22
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Despedida. - Otro embuste.-Del aver cubano
- La Espana nueva. -Fe Y Luz.

D~espidiend0 con la mayor cor
dialidad al companero Adolfo
Garcia Y al Sr. Enrique Remis.
Durante 10 dfas vieron reno
vada su fe, segun nos dijeron,
en- la causa del pueblo espanol.
La retaguardia de Tampa no
retrocede y desea a esos CANA
radas la mejor suerte.
La gaceta., 1937-11-22

lCuantos de esos que Sc la
ran antifascistas en- Tampa
I antendran 81 fe y su entusias
r o 81 Franco ,por I'm fen6meno,
! grara triunfar en- Espana?-
1 s preguntan.
ROdenOs contestarle al COM
paherO por - parta alestra Y
La gaceta., 1937-11-22
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Maria Elena Sierra contra
Ismael Sierra; Alice E. Baker
contra Jessi Lavinia Dyer; A.
A. Fernandez contra j. A. Gre
CORY, orden; Home Owners
Corp. contra Modesto Canal y
esposa; Home Owners Corpo-
ration contra Pietro Labarbe-
ra y familia; L. II. McIntire /.
Co. contra Salvatore Cannella,
orden; w. ]. Mile contra Jones
-Blanck Realty Co.
La gaceta., 1937-11-22

de moros, legionarios, falangis
tas g italianos en- los frentes de
ragEn Y Almerfa.
Contn1ase mencionando AL
meria como uno de los inme-
diatos objstivos de Franco,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30
WANT ADS
w A N T AD INFORMATION

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 Daily rate per line for consecutive insertione:
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 Minimum charge Soc Copy must be in the office by z o'clock in the afternoon to insure insertion on same day.
 We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in telephone directory. t4's Phone 374-Ask for Ad-taker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30
BALLOON BALL
 PRACTICE MIX
 GOES TO FEDS
Short-handed Government Men Trounoe Young Soft
 ball Starts B to }

Playing off their opening softball practice game, postponed from last Monday evening, when 1t was rained out, the Federals and the Evergreen Bowl All-Stars tangled last evening in a nine inning contest in which the Federals were handicapped by being able to field only eight play CTS, instead of ten. The Feds won 13 to 3.
 Bearing up under that handicap, however, the Feds rallied behind their veteran finger and blanked the All-Stars for seven innings, on- ly one Star runner getting into scoring position during that time. An eighth inning lapse on the part of the Feds, though, let the Stars put across Tyler, Johnson and Me Daniel with a score apiece.
 The Stars three runs, however, loomed as mighty slim pickings alongside of the 13 runs aggregated by the eight Federals during the first seven innings.
 Replaying their practice game from Tuesday evening, the Rockets and A-J Miners will clash again at Evergreen Bowl this evening, in a game commencing at 6:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, only one miner put in his appearance and the re- mainder of the squad that went down to defeat before the Business Men was recruited on the spot. A full contingent of Miners is expect cd to be on hand for the practice tilt tonight, probably the last, as the regular Softpall League sched- ule is due to get under way next Monday evening, August 2.
 Score by innings and summary of the game last night follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30
CUBS, GIANTS
 ENGAGING FOR
 MORTAL SERIES
Dickey's Ninth Inning Hom- q CT Drops Tigers Into
 Third Spot
(By Associated Press)

Either the Cubs or the Giants are due for an awful letdown this weekend. Today they open the second act of their private battle for the League lead. with no other club appearing within challenge range. Though both leaders lost their starts yesterday, the Cubs still hold a three-game edge over the Giants and seven games over the remain der of the field.
 The Tanks yesterday wound up their series with the Tigers by talk ing a close one on Bill Dickey's homer in the ninth. The Tigers are back in third place while the White Sox are holding down second, through their win over Washing ton.
 The Boston Bees nosed out the Reds, who fell back into sixth place tie with Brooklyn. Camilli's home run with the bases loaded gave the Phillies the nod over Pitts burgh's Pirates; while Jimmy Foxx hit his twenty-sixth four-base blow to aid the Red SoX in defeating the Browns. The Athletics's fielding fell apart in the ninth inning to hand the Indians victory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30
NOTED WRITER ON HIS FOURTH VISIT
 TO FAR NORTHLAND

Frank Richardson Pierce. maga- zine writer of note, passed through Juneau aboard the steamer Victoria .enroute from Nome to his home in Seattle. He has been to the west ward obtaining new information on which to base his well-read stories.
 It was in 1892 that Pierce first came to Alaska, just on a trip to see what was really m king the country. He drifted into The En- pire office that time and made the acquaintance of Dorothy Haley, re- porter, who is now Mrs. John E. ,Pegues. She was an outdoor girl, and Pierce was an outdoor man. He was writing for sports magazine. With Miss Haley as his guide, there was little territory adjacent to Ju- neau that was not explored and first hand information of various angles of Alaska romance was ga- lthered.
 Pierce began writing in earnest after his Juneau trip and made good. His present trip was the fourth to Alaska since that memor- able one to Juneau and his stories are now printed in the best of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30

YOUNG Iady wants work. Sales
 work preferred. Phone 4901.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30
WANTED

WANTED = Boarders and roomers i' at Morans, Douglas, phone 51. Transient meals served family style. # f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30

HIRAM WALKERS DE LUXE RYE is really rye whiskey and it is ' years old-Bottled in Bond. Look at the label! adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30
SCORE BY INNINGS

123 34 5 6 2 8 9-T FEDERALS .. 3 0 0 9 4 9 c *-l3 |ALLSTARS .... 00 0 0 c 70 3 O. 3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30

Try an Empire ad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30
ARLINGTON TURF
 CLASSICS DRA AW SIzEABLE GATE
Twelve Stake Ponies Set to Compete in $50,-
 900 Futurity

CHICAGO, H., July 30.-The $50,- 900 Arlington Futurity. and the $25,- GOO Arlington Handicap, featuring the closing of the third day of the turf meeting here, are ex- pected to draw 40,000 customers.
 A dozen horses are entered in the Futurity, headed by Mrs. Ethel Marr's Sky Larking, Tiger, and C. Note.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Room, with or without board. Private home. Phone 6301.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30

FOR RENT-Three room furnished cabin with bath, SIS. Phone 1903
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-30
0VERLIN MAKES RETURN TO RING
 AFTER ILLNESS
Top-Aight Middleweight to Oppose Young Etuh-
 ley-Ten Rounds

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, July 30.-Re- turning to the ring after pro- longed layoff enforced by jaun- dice attack, Ken Overlin, ranking middleweight protege of Jack Demp- sey, meets Young Stuhley, of Kew ankee, Illinois, in a 10-round bat tie here tonight in the Legion Sta dium.
 FLEISCHMANNS GINS (Dry or Sloe) cost no more than ordinary gins! -adv.
 Try an Empire ad.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10

Margaret and Helen Simmons
Dave Provinse, Louise Jarussi, LIE.
more Allison, Gail Draper, Bobbie
Ball and Ruth Christiani. James
Leslie will return to Bozeman tc
attend Montana State College, and
Petronella Fernando will return tt
St. GATHERINGS at st. Paul. Mildred
Slavens will attend business college
at Billings.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Hodgson
Fargo, N. D., visited in Red Lodge
Thursday, making their second trip
over the Red Lodge highway in the
last two years. Mr.. Hodgson is en-
ployed with the extension division
of North Dakota State college.
Miss Helen Souders left Wednes-
day evening for Detroit where she
has accepted position as interp-
reting chemist with the Couzens
Child Fund. She was accompanied
to Billings by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Enrico.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10
Local ], }, Il
.. ... =. ]! Happenings Il: ] Il

The Junior Woman's club will
hold their initial seasonal meeting
/ at the home Of the president, Mrs,
Joe Bailey, Thursday afternoon,
Plans for the coming year will be
discussed and the projects chosen.
+. Miss SybiI Christiani left Satur-
day for Sunburst where she will
teach in the primary department
and in the music department of the
high school.
Eight from Red Lodge will at
tend the Montana State university
at Missoula this year. They are
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10

Mrs. A. M. Hartwig will leave
Saturday for St. Louis, where she
will attend the supreme convention
| of the P. E. o. as a Montana dele
gate. on her return trip she will
visit relatives at several points in
North Dakota.
DR.. Mott Souders, Jr., will leave
Saturday for Long Beach, Calf,
where he has accepted position
with the Shell Development Co. in
petroleum research work. He will
be accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Joe Enrico, who will later be join
ed by Mr.. Enrico for vacation
trip.
Enroute to Detroit Miss Helen
Souders will visit friends in Sioux
Falls where she taught school last
year and will also spend two days
in Chicago. At Detroit she will at
tend the wedding of co-worker in
her position before assuming her
duties with the Couzens Child fund
research department.
Mrs. Fred Schneider left We'd
nesday for Chicago and New York
to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
John Peters in Chicago and her
brothers and sisters in New York.
She expects to be gone about two
months.
DR.. and Mrs. L. H. Tooley and
daughter, Miss Sue Tooley spent
the Labor day holidays in Helena.
In Red Lodge Thursday was
Frank Blackburn, Cody, sheriff Of
Park county, Wyo.
C. P. Larkin, clerk of district
court, issued a marriage license
here to Carl William Albers, %,
and Marie Boast, "a, both Of Bill
ings.
Miss Ruth Christiani will spend
several days in Ballantine visiting
friends before going to Missoula to
resume her studies as a junior at
the Montana University. At the
university Miss Christiani, will
continue as president of the Spurs.
She is also a member of the coun-
Cling board, composed of girls
from the junior and senior classes,
and in that capacity will return to
the campus a week early to assist
in orientating the freshmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Garnett and
family of London, Eng, were
guests of the Pollard hotel Tues
day night.
Announcement of the marriage
of Miss Mildred Ethelyn Erb, who
taught in the commercial and home
economics department of the Bel
fry high school, to Herbert Zwis-
ler, formerly of Park City and now
of Vancouver, Wash, has been re-
ceived here. The marriage, which
will take place in October, was an
nounced last week with a tea given
by Miss Erb's mother, Mrs. Connie
E. Erb, of Laurel. Also entertain
ing for Miss Erb last week was
Miss Elaine LaBar, who formerly
taught in the grade schools at Bear
creek.
Mrs. J. F. Brophy has been ad-
vised that her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Thomas Of Bramwell, West Vir-
ginia, has purchased the Westmin-
lister chimes equipment which will
be installed in a musical tower at
Woodlawn Memorial Park at that
place as a memorial to her parents
and family. These chimes are play
able automatically, and may be
operated manually. In addition to
the melodies, they strike every
fifteen minutes, just as the West
minister chimes in London mark the
time.
Mrs. Ella Stark and daughter
and son returned this week from
Bridger where they spent the last
month at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pryde.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Miller of
Great Falls visited at the Fabian
Loncharich home Thursday of last
week. The Miller family returned
home via the new Red Lodge-C Cooke
City highway. 4 III. :s.ss5.s=..=: s..ss=::
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Schwin spent
the Labor day holidays touring the
Yellowstone park and the Teton
mountains. -: -. /. :. 1=..=..
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Keenan, re-
turned to their home in Anaconda
Monday after spending several days
at the home of Mrs. Keenan's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Matt
hews. Mrs. keenan, is the former
Miss Lucille Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Russell of
Billings spent Thursday in Red
Lodge visiting friends.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10

A ceremony performed at the
home of the Rev. "A. B. Cornelson,
pastor of the English Lutheran
church, united in marriage Satur-
day evening Miss Muriel Evelyn
Erickson and Wallace F. Charlson,
both of Billings. Witnessing the
rites were Miss Eva Schneider and
AL Schied, also of Billings. Mrs.
Charlson is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Erickson of Bill
ings and Mr.. Charlson is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Charlson, al
so Of Billings. .~%%
Lou Maryott Wednesday was
exhibiting a fine mess Of fat albino
trout caught near Lonesome noun
tain. He had a half dozen of the
pale fish, weighing from 11a to
2 pounds. ~.~~-
Mrs. A. T. Jenkins spent three
days in Billings last week where
she attended a district instruction
school for Spirella corsetiers held
at the Northern Hotel in charge Of
Mrs. L. G. Hamilton of Sacramento,
Calf. The school was one of three
being held in the state, the other
two being at Missoula and at Butte.
Mrs. Margaret Detwiller was CIV
en- handkerchief shower by mem
bers of the Fromberg Eastern
Star, co-hostesses being Miss Nell
lie James, Mrs. Charles Phillips
and Mrs. o. F. Yedlicka. The event
was held at the home of Miss
James. Those present included Mrs.
F. w. Stark, Mrs. Agnes Johns,
Mrs. T. J. Benson, Mrs. Alice Pier
son, Mrs. A. G. Ford, Mrs. D. I.
johnson, Mrs. G. E.. Smith, Mrs. H.
C. Tietz, Mrs. Hazel Christeson,
Miss Gloria Walters, Mrs. Chester
Leach, Mrs. Janet Madsen, Mrs. T.
w. Brewington, Mrs. D. Lewis of
Three Forks, the honor guest and
hostesses.
"The Red Lodge highway is one
of the greatest engineering feats
we have seen in many years." said
T. A. NARROW and Fred Heinecke,
both of Helena, who travelled from
the Park to Red Lodge on their
way home Saturday. They stopped
in the News office to compliment o.
H. P. Shelley for his efforts in Sc
curing the beautiful thoroughfare,
but Mr.. Shelley was out of town
on business matters.
Mrs. Tom Morgan, son, Jimmie,
and daughter, Laverna, left Friday
of last week for their home in Chi
cago after visiting for three weeks
at the homes of Mrs. Hannah Jack
son and George DeBourg. Mrs.
Jackson accompanied the visitors
as far as Billings.
Mrs. Lillian Lewis was married
at ceremony performed Saturday
evening to Oscar M. Penttila Of
Roberts. Matt Erkkila of the Fin
nish Lutheran church officiated at
the rites which were witnessed by
William Penttila and Alice Green,
both of Red Lodge: o., q ,,,... -
Mrs. R. A. Nutting of Red Lodge
took the blind bogey contest at the
Billings Golf and Country club last
week as feature of Ladies' day
play. Her net score was 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice. johnson
spent the Labor day holidays IN
Bozeman as the guests Of Mr.. john
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
johnson. ,.<
Miss Alice Matthews left last
week for Lowell, Wyo., where she
will teach the second grade in the
public schools.
Miss Eleanor Holland Of Billings
spent Tuesday in Red Lodge as the
guest of Miss Virginia Meehan.
Mrs. John Hamilton, Bearcreek,
underwent an operation at a Bill
ings hospital last week. She is re-
ported as "getting along fine"
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10
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Carbon County news., 1937-09-10
AZ. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

4O-ACRE IMPROVED irrigated
farm Il mile west of Boyd depot
on Rock Creek with apple orchard,
modern 5 room house in first class
condition, carbide lights. Now is
the time to. buy this place, come
look it over. No trade, selling on
account of poor health. S. w.
VITA, Box 90. Boyd, Montana.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10
DRUGS : MEDICAL

FREE! IF excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges-
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloat-
ing, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free
Sample, Udga, at the Red Lodge
Drug Co.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10
z. HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED: Hide & Metal Buyer
at Red Lodge. May have other bus
mess, must be a hustler. Write to-
day, representative will call. Dak-
Mont. Hide & Metal Co., Beach, N.
Oak.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Air rifle, copper barrel
led, on Dry Creek road between the
Johnson and Hill ranches. Finder
please return to Jack Cassidy at
Roberts or to J. johnson at Dry
Creek.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10

FIVE PIGS strayed to my farm
one mile west Of Fox. Doing dam
age to wheat crop. Owner asked
to make immediate settlement.
GUS A. MAXI.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-10

Permanents, $1.5O and up. Mrs.
Mary J. johnson. Phone 241-J. ia
South Platt.