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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Nedockali by Sc svatebni noci.

PrebOhaty a mocny panov-
nix uchazel Sc v sousednf T1si
O ruku krasne princezny a tax
to il oslovil: "Spanily a vzacny
klenote, stan Sc mojf chotf! u
vedu tie jake kralovna do sv6
rise, ktera je tax obrovsky
rozsahla, Re v nj slunce v1bec
nezapada!" Princezna Sc po-
nekud uzardela a zasveholila
"Dekuji ii srdecne slavny pa
novnice, "a tvoj1 lakavou ma
bfdku, kterou vsak, bohuzel,
nemohu %prijmouti." - "a
proc, ma krasavice?" ustrnul
kral. - "Ponevadz bychom sc
" r1si, v nlz slunce nezapada,
nedockali nikdy = svatebn1
noci!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Kongresni vybor nema ma wy
SetFovani penSz.

Diesdv kongresnf vybor, wy
setTujfci neamerickou cinnost
We Spoj. Statech, mel by take
vysetTovati verbovani Ameri-
CANT pro obcanskou waikiki We
Spanelsku, jak v Oglesby, I'll.
prohlasil kongresn1k Noah M.
Mason, republican, ktery Sc
vratil domd, kdyz byl pc diva
tydny zasedal v tonic vysetTu-
jfcfm vyboru We Washingtone.
mas vybor je pTesvedcen,
re vysetrovanf method, ktery-
mi jsou Americana rekrutova-
nj jak pro Francovu, tax i To-
yalistickou armada We Spaniel
sku, patti spravne jemu," pra-
vii kongresnfk Oglesby. "Cle-
move vyboru by take ma tom
trvali, kdyby bylo dosti penez
ma vySetrovani."
"Kdyz mas vybor byl kon-
gresem ~zplnomocnen, pozadali
jsme O pTidel 100000. Do.
stall jsme vsak pouze $25,O0C
a bylo nam Teceno, re vysetro-
vatele a generaln1 pravn1 rad
ce, coz jsou dive nejnakladnej.
81 polozky, budou nam dodani
d~epartmentem spravedlnosti a
jinymi vladimir d~epartmenty
Az dosud Sc nam vsak nedosta.
10 teto slfbene pomoci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Pokus o zlepseni psenice.

Sdruzenl Nebraska Grain I'M
provement Association pfipra-
vuje plany ma zaseti 100 vzor-
XII nejlepsf psenice v Fl okre-
SIGH ma zkousku, ably farmari
poznali, jaky druh Sc nejlepe
hod1 pro jejich distrikt. Mimo
toho budou vsechny tyto vzor-
ky pestovany ma pozemku re-
medelske koleje v Lincoln k
vyzkoumanf, ktery je nejlepsf.
Sekretar jmenovaneho sdruze-
nj F. E. Siefer pravil, re jakost
obilf, zejmena psenice, v minu-
lych suchych letech znacne
poklesla a mnozl farmaTi ne
mohli AMI koupiti dobre seme-
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Pioneer " Minnesota zemrel.

Jeden z nejstarsich pioner6,
Josef Urban, jenz v Silver
Lake bydlel pres pIl stoleti,
zemrel v nemocnici pc kratSi
chorobe. Ucastnil Sc pohrbu
jednoho z dobrych pTatel a ma
flkal 81 ma bolesti v prsou. Ty-
to Sc ~stupnovaly, take byl dru
heho dine dopraven do nemoc-
nice, podroben operaci a Cd
poledne skonal. Byl rozen
v Cechach roku 1864. Prijel
jake 10lety hoch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Pro kradez rukavic.

Paul B. White v ST. Louis
byl odsouzen ma 80 dni do do
nucovac1 pracovny, protoze
ukradl par zenskych rukavic v
departmentn1m obchode. Wy
mlouval sc soudci, re neVi mic
O teto kradezi, protoze byl teh-
dy pod vlivem lacineho alko-
holu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Ukfizzovan

Blize blazince v Sparks, Ne
vada, ma kf1zi, lez1cim ma zemi,
byl nalezen pfibity muz, jehoz
odev byl spalen. Police pra-
vi, re je to Ed Collins, nedavno
propusteny re statn1 trestnice
v San Quentin v Kalifornii. V
nemocnici pravili, re Collins
neni v zadnem nebezpecf, jest
lie Sc do jeho ran media snet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Spletl Sc.

33lety Orville Burrell z Ere
dericksburgu zastTelil 27 We
verek, ktere chtel prodati v
New Albany, Ind v hostinci pc
20 centech kus. Byl zatcen,
protoze zakon dovoluje jedno-
mu lovci ~zastreliti nejv1ce pet
veverek. Byl pokutovan $11O
a odsouzen ma sest mesicn k
praci ma trestanecke farme ;
druhy rozsudek byl suspendo-
van.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Ia hospodou.

V Chicago policie vysetrova-
la pfipad FIR. Svehly, 34leteho
jemuz lekar osetfil zraneni ma
Have a ma obliceji.
Policie ~zjistila, re byl IRA.
men "a hostincem. Svehla pra.
vii, re Sc pohadal S majitelem
Alfredem Maschou a re tentC
vysel do ulicky Ia MIN a zbil q
zkopal no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Jablon kvete DO druhe.

We Falkland, Ill, Lawrence
Griffith v zahrade ma sve far
me ma jablon, ktera kvete jiz
pc druhe. Jablon prinesla le-
tos ovoce jak obvykle, avsak
pred trent tydny spadalo s nj
letosnf tyden pax objevily Sc i
move kvety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Made zeny obvinsny z vrazdy

Dive mlade zeny ktere opus
tily sve NAMELY horaly v Ten
nessee, zrejme z apohodlnej-
Sim a luxusnejslm zivotem,
mali nyni ma krku zalobu z
vrazdy osameleho farmafe,
jehoz mrtvola byla nalezena
ma jeho farme v Mount Erie.
Farmar Shannon byl zastTe-
len dv6ma kulemi z revolveru
ODE zeny, 23leta Jean Brook
sova a 25leta Beulah Honey
cuttova, z Johnson City, KY,
byly zatceny ma zalobu farma-
fova bratra, ktery tvrdil, re
jeho bratr swell ODE zeny We
SVEN autu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Osudny vybuch.

We Wagner, Jiz. Dakota V
dome farmaTe j. Holen-
becka vybuchla gasolinova
kamna. Chen sc siril tax ry-
chile, re jen nekolik kusd ma
bytku bylo zachraneno. Ostat-
nj shorelo i S domem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Hladovy kamen Sc asi spletl.

Nasledkem n1zkeho stavu
vody v Labi objevil Sc v recisti
znamy hladovy kamen s napi-
sem: "Kdyz mne spatT1s, "a
places" Objevenl Sc tohoto
napisu znamena pry ne1rodu
a velke sucho. Letos vsak je v
decfnskem kraji velmi dobra
1roda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
RECEIPT pro dlouhy vsk.

V New Yorku August Hecks
cher, financnfk a lidumil, jen3
dovrsil svGj 80. rok, podal ia.
zatelGm tento receipt ma dosa.
zenf dlouheho veku: "Ozen.
tie Sc, jezte meme a pijete-li
pijte meme"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
$36,665,O 900 pro nezamestnane
" cervenci.

Vladnf Security odbor ozna-
mil, re We prospect nezamest-
nanych We % statech v cerven-
ci vladou vydano bylo $780,
665,000 cfmz suma cd pocatku
roku do konce cervence vzro-
stla ma $216, 900, 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Starec vidi vinu " automo-
biIech.

V Sinclairville, N. Y, Jay
Law Terry, ktery oslavil 1O1.
narozeniny, pravil, re nadby-
tex luxusu "jako jsou automo-
BLY,, nutno whit "a dnesni
hospodarske polite Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Sekretarka Perkins odepTel;
deportaci Bridges.

Frances Perkins, sekretarka
Prace We Washingtonu, v 1tery
zavrhla navrh vysetrovacfho
vyboru kongresu neamerickou
cinnost, ably dovolila deportaci
komunisty Harry Bridges, vnd
ce lodnickych cinnosti ma "a
padnim pobrez1 pro c.. I. O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02

Ruth Docekalova, IL let
stara, byla zabita, kdyz ma nj
spadl balvan pfi navsteve dolu
nedaleko Marion, I'll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02

V Benton, ILL.,, Sidney M.
Ward, soudce okresu Franklin
zajel 81 do hostince v nedale-
KEN Christopher a pakou tam
rozbil tri hracf strojky.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TROY NEWS
Eastern Stars Install
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Kootenai Chapter of the East
ern Star installed its new officers
at their meeting Wednesday even
ing at the lodge hall. Mrs. Alberta
Rowland of Libby, past grand ma
tron, was the installing officer, Lee
ona Weidner installing marshall and
Mrs. Eliza Clay. chaplain. Those
installed were: Mrs. Shirley Glass,
worthy matron; Victor Sather. wor-
thy patron; Mrs. Blanche Weidner,
associate matron; Agatha -Bissell.
secretary; Mary Coffman, treasurer;
Edith Farris, conductress. Orma
Thorn, associate conductress; Eliza
Clay, chaplain Margaret Clay, mar
shall: Maine Peterson. Adah, Helen
Laehn, Ruth; Leona Weidner, Mar
tina: Emma Doonan. warder, K. +
Clay, sentinel. A past matron's
Jewel was presented to Mrs. Grace
| Clay by Mrs. Bissell with appropri-
ate remarks on her work and loyaty
to the chapter in the past year.
past patrons pin was also presented
to r. E. Clay for his work IN the
past year. At the close of the
meeting a delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Marie Divis, Margaret Clay
and Mrs. Eliza Clay.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20

ing property, without segregation
or separate offer or sale of any part
thereof.
The title of said property is now
vested in the undersigned, as Trus-
tee, with power of sale, under the
terms and provisions of certain
Conveyance in Trust, dated May Is,
1888. and recorded May 20, 1888, in
Vol. So of Miscellaneous Real Estate
Records in the office of the County
Clerk and Recorder of Lincoln
County, Montana, at page 1879 to
LAG, inclusive, and because OF
the default in the performance OF
the terms and provisions of said
| Conveyance in Trust and the for
fixture by the Trustee Hereunder
of all right, title, interest and estate
of the Trustor, Golden West Min
ling Company, and the surrender OF
possession ana acknowledgement Of
default and forfeiture by sale
Trustor: and the evidence of the
investment of such title in sale
trustee is now of record in the Mis-
cellaneous Real Estate Records ir
the office of the Clerk and Record
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20
Word Meanings
(By Benjamin DeCasseres In tt
Washington Herald)

washington TIeTdIuj
Many of the words wp use nova
days have ceased to have any
meaning.
The word democracy. for instance.
is now used by the Communists.
Democracy means the rule of the
people Communism means the rule
of the proletariat--that is, ruler
ship by only one class of people,
the very lowest. And they purpose
to exterminate the middle and up
per classes. That is not democracy
(Which means ALL the people, but
oligarchy.
The radicals call fundamentalists
and constitutionalist Americans re
dictionaries" whereas a reactionary
means one who seeks to return to
ancient and outworn forms Of social
and political organization-such for
instance, as those that make the
state all powerful and abolish the
common rights of individuals.
Reactionaries are actually thus
Fascists, Communists and Socialists
a liberal used to mean one who
was opposed to Capitalization and
RECOMMENDATION in those matters that
concern the individual alone. To
day men call themselves liberals
who support every crackpot scheme
to make the individual parasitic
growth on the general public. They
now call these schemes social leg
islation"
The dictionary is, however, still a
good guide in defining one word, and
that is individuaiist. There is TIC
mistaking what that word means
1t means an independent man. two
words hated by all Communists
Fascists and reactionary liberals anc
Socialists.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20
"A Governors Message

To-day our most important task
is to stimulate and develop a genu-
inc cooperation between the prin-
cipal functional groups in our So
ciety .
Business recession, | believe, can
best be overcome by policy on
the part of government which will
promote greater cooperation and
understanding between business, the
workingman, the farmer and the
consumer. -.
Government must inStill in all
groups faith and confidence in the
future. In turn, each of these groups
must trust in and cooperate with
government and with each other.
IF one group is not adequately
compensated and protected, the 9th
ers sooner or later will suffer. Bust
ness cannot prosper at the cost OF
labor. Labor CARROT prosper by
destroying business"
The above, from Governor Her
bert Lehman's first message to the
1888 New York legislature sounds
we think, a far better Democratic
keynote for the present time thar
all the Jackson-Ickes fulminations
Governor Lehman's message goes
for the nation as well as the state
Of New York.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20
Contrast

In Washington and in business cir
cles today constant conferences are
going forward seeking means of
clearing away the obstacles that
have impeded business progress and
led to unemployment.
The Senate's Special Committee
on Unemployment and Relief is re-
ceiving advice and counsel from in
dustrialiaSs and others. Hopefulness
is in the air as all groups pit their
minds against the recession to halt
it before it becomes major de-
preston.
Meanwhile, in Arizona the United
Press Interviews MFR. John L. Lewis
head of the c. |. O., head. of the
Mine Workers Union. head of La
boris Non-Partisan League, etc. AND
MIR. Lewis contributes:
Perhaps it is time something else
is tried"
Mr.. Lewis was referring to some
thing new in government and bust
ness. He was referring to democ
racy, which he said is on trial, ane
ne stated, according to the Unitet
Press, that some people have founf
they could live happily and success
fully in communal form.
And what is communal form?'
Communism?
Between those efforts iii bushes
circles and Washington. on the on
hand, and Mr.. Lewis statement Of
the other there is contrast of TIL
sharpest kind.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20

shall be a cash bid sufficient to pay
all advances, costs, expenses and
fees incident to the execution OF
the Trust and sale of the property,
as referred to and provided in the
Conveyance in Trust, and all out
standing bonds both principal and
Interest, all as found, determined
and fixed by the Trustee, or, unless
bid made by or on behalf of
bondholders who tender bonds to
apply on the purchase price shall
also include cash Herewith sufficient
to pay in full such advances, costs,
expenses and fees. as determined
and fixed by the Trustee; then and
III either of such events the sale
will be made under the following
plan and upon the conditions, to-,
wit:
(al A cash bid shall be made by
or on behalf of the persons or par
ties who shall have made or who
shall be entitled to the payment or
repayment of such advances costs,
expenses and fees, and in the total
amount thereof which cannot be re-
paid by cash accompanying bid
of bonds to apply upon purchase
price, as determined and fixed by
the Trustee, and
(b) A separate bid shall be made
by or on behalf of bondholders who
tender bonds to apply upon the
purchase price, which shall be in
the aggregate amount of all bonds
rendered and delivered to the
Trustee, at face value and accrued
4 n~<J ,.c~n,I ,y.{crnrf. ord
{. (c) Both said bids shall be &C.
cepted conditionally; and, if the
bidder, or: bidders, under subdi-
vision -"{b)", above, shall, within
sixty (60) days after date of sale.
! pay to the Trustee, in cash, for the
use and benefit of the bidder under
subdivision "(a)", above, the full
amount of the bid under said sub
! division "(a)", then the full and
: absolute title of the property shall
; be conveyed by the Trustee to the
bidder, or bidders, under said sub
division "(b)";; otherwise, all right
title and interest of the parties
! represented under bid made as pro
} vided in said subdivision "(b)" shall
: be forfeited; and the Trustee shall
7 convey the full and absolute title
! of the property to the bidder undei
Isaid subdivision a(a)".
] The amount of the advances
4 costs, expenses and fees required
$ to be first paid upon sale under
| the terms of the Conveyance ir
: Trust cannot be now determined
t but the Trustee will mail to each
: bondholder a statement of the esti
Y mated amount thereof, together witt
: copy of this Notice of Sale, priol
r to the date of sale, and will stats
G publicly in the presence of by
ISLANDERS at the sale, and prior t
It offering the property or receiving
Il bids thereon, the true amount there
: of, together with such other in
r formation as deemed proper as tt
It the terms and conditions upon which
q sale will be made.
: Dated, first published and posted
l. this 18th day of January, 1898
IS JAMES O. GULL,
: AS Trustee.
d Address: ?. Q. Box Sc. Yakima
e Washington. jl3-f3-4i
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20

er of said Lincoln County, Montana,
to-wit. The Conveyance in Trust,
above referred to- an Assignment
of Trust and Trust Property by
Yakima Valley Bank and Trust
Company, corporation (the origi-
nal Trusted, to M. V. Fischer, as
Trustee, dated March 8, 1895. re-
corded in Vol. 81, page GIL; an as
signment by said M. V. Fischer, as
Trustee, to James o. Gull, as Trustee,
dated August 81, 1887, recorded in
Vol. 81, page 6l2; and by Certifi-
cate of Forfeiture under Convey
ance in Trust and Taking Possession
of Trust Property by James O. Gull,
as Trustee, dated October Is, 1887
recorded in VOL 81, page 625. Ref
erence is hereby made to each and
all of said instruments, as SO re-
corded, for detailed descriptions and
particulars relating to the property
and the power and terms of sale to
be made hereunder.
Said property will be sold and
conveyed subject to any present
valid or lawful claim, right, inter
est, lien or incumbrance against tht
same, or any part thereof, and
without admitting, and specif ically
denying, that any valid adverse
claim, interest or lien exists agains
? said property, or any part thereof
which may or can affect the abso
lutte right and title of the Trustet
and/or the purchaser, attention i
hereby called to the following mat
ters, claims or proceedings of rec
ord in Lincoln County, Montana
which purport to affect the title 0
said property, or some part thereof
to-Wit:
4 Cause No. 1868, pending in tn
: District Court of the Eleventh Ju
dicial District of Montana, in AM
: for the County of Lincoln, Anne
: Templin, ct al, Plaintiffs, VS.. Gold
: en- West Mining Company, a cor
poration, ct al, Defendants, to quie
title to a purported mining clair
situate within, or partly within, til
: territorial limits of the propert
: herein described; and
: "A purported laborers' lien file
by Keith Draggoo and Paul Lew
2 for the sum of $171.76, being FIJI
t No. ABS in the office of the Count
Clerk and Recorder of said Lincol
v County; and
Il Reference is hereby made to sal
e pending cause and said claim of lie
q for more particular information
}, to the matters therein involved; an
n reference is also made to the pub
e lie records and files in the office {
said Clerk and Recorder of said Liz
n coin County, Montana. as to an
o other asserted rights, claims or II
# terests against the property and/t
# as to the present status OF the tit
d thereof.
: Said sale will be to the highe
r and best bidder for cash. laWfl
e money of the United States, pa.
/ able at time of sale; or for Pris
u Lien Funding and Developmel
# Bonds of said Golden West Minir
ID Company to be surrendered and d
le livered to the Trustee for cancell
d ton to apply, at face value Pill
). accrued and unpaid interest, on pu
n chase price, or upon bid of cash al
l. bonds combined; and, unless the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20
Slide Shuts Off Power.

Friday evening about 7.30 a
slide damaged about go feet of the
city power flume. As consequence,
the lights were off for several days;
AT first it was thought at would
take two weeks to make repairs,
but early Monday evening the pow
| er was turned on People do not
realize how much they depend on
electricity until they have to 60
back to the old days of lamps and
candles.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20
Get Up Nights?

THIS Csc TEST FREE il it fails.
Get juniper oil, ~buchu leaves, etc,
made into green tablets. Flush the
kidneys as you would the bowels.
Help nature eliminate waste ex-
cess acids which can cause getting
up nights, frequent desire, scanty
flow, burning, or backache. Just
say Bukets to any druggist. Your
Csc back If not pleased in four
days. l.. S. WEIGH, Druggist, Libby
Kootenai Pharmacy, Troy, Mont.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20
CORRECTED NOTICE OF SALE
OF MINING CLAIMS AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY BY
TRUSTEE.

Notice is hereby given:
That the undersigned, James O.
Gull, as Trustee for the holders of
Prior Lien Funding and Develop
ment Bonds of Golden West Min
ing Company, a Montana corpora
ton, will, on the. 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1898, at the hour of 1000
o'clock, a. m, at the front door of
the County Courthouse, in the Town
of Libby, Lincoln County, State of
Montana. offer for sale, and sell,
upon the terms and conditions as
hereinafter set out, all right, title,
interest and estate heretofore ac-
uuired, owned and held by said
Golden West Mining Company, a
corporation, and all right, title, in
terest and estate now owned and
held by said Trustee, in and to the
following described mining claims
situate in West Fisher Mining Dis
trict (unorganized). sometimes re-
ferred to in recorded instruments
as Libby" Mining District, in Lin
coin County, State Of Montana, to-
wit
Twenty two (22) lode and placer
mining claims held, owned and pos
sessed under location notices here
tofore filed and recorded in the
records of Mining Claim Locations
in the office of the County Clerk
and Recorder of Lincoln County,
Montana, designated by claim names,
and the location notices thereof re-
corded on the dates and in the
volumes and at pages thereof, re-
spectively, as follows:
Golden West No. l., July Is,
1881, Vol. SO, page 203.
Golden West No. q, July IS,
1881, Vol SO, page 204
Golden West No. 81, July Is,
1881, Vol SO, page 208-
Golden West No. July Is,
1881, Vol. So, page 207.
Golden West No, s., July Is,
1881, Vol. SO, page 206.
Golden West No g., July Is,
1881, Vol. SO, page 205.
Golden West No T., July Is,
1881, Vol. 50, page 209.
Gold Standard quartz Lode No.
T., July S, 1927, Vol. 43, page SIS.
Gold Standard Quartz Lode No.
q, July 5, 1927, Vol 43, page SD.
Gold Standard Quartz Lode No.
81, August 8, 1927, Vol. 43, page
Gold Standard Quartz Lode No.
A., August 8, 1927, Vol. 40, page
528.
Gold Standard Quartz Lode No.
81, August 10, 1927, Vol. 43, page
$50.
Gold Standard Quartz Lode No.
s., August 10, 1927, Vol. 43, page
Gold Standard Extension No. Il,
July 2, 1928, Vol 43, page Gil.
Gold Standard Extension No. g.,
July 2, 1923, Vol 43, page 612.
Gold Standard Extension No. 81
June 27, 1929, Vol. SO, page 81.
Gold Standard Extension No. 4"
June 20, 1929, Vol. 10, page 288.
Gold Standard Placer No. II,
July IL, 1928, Vol. 49,, page 213.
Gold Standard Placer No. q"
July IL, 1928, Vol Is, page 212.
Gold Star, June "a. 1929, Vol
/ SO, page SIS.
1 Gold Star No. T., August IL
1890, Vol. So, page 100
/ Gold Star No. q, August II
| 1890, Vol. SO, page 16l.
Together with all personal prop
erty, buildings, Structures, machin-
cry, tools, appliances and/or equip
ment of every kind and nature now
upon or about or used in connec-
ton with the said mining claims.
Said property, both mining claims
and personal property, will be sold
as a whole and as one group OF
claims and as a single unit of min
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20
Flamingoes Expert Fish-C atchers

The tlamingoes are birds that fish.
Their curious bent bills. which per-
nit the mud to be forced out
through the little side-strainers I'M
til the food Is washed clean and is
ready to swallow, have been COM
pared to potato Washers,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-20

Trade goes where 1t is invited.