davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MEN

On account of the steady progress and
growth Of our company We are In a posi-
time T to tim time. " The reauirements Tor Tor these
positions are quite reasonable. SO that the
average man of good habits and clean
of being employed;
This This company has been uniauely sue,
fset sa "'Sno Sas our eighth m oSp'es ree
Sd sales h II line h Of opr Steas
are higher. Not only are more men earn
ing $50 and SIS week but in recent
months we have issued many weekly pay
throughout the entire country. These earn
lngs. of course. are generally made by more
men but there are excs9
vanced. themselves to the higher incomes.
Similar positions are available in our
oualified to learn this this work work and who would
be satisfied with earnings Of Sl"3 monthly
es wne apr W 'ney sa%
men accepted for these positions will be
given a very thorough course OF training
For personal interview call at 201 Den
,ike BLDG; l0l0 vermont ave NV, nv on
MAN.
A steady Eood-paying position available
for man with car. Reply giving telephone
Box BoRseI saaSt Sne STAR 1f'e' history Oh souise
PALAIS ROYAL.
Steady, good-paying position available
for man with car; experience, contracting
the public important. Duties discussed at
interview. Apply Monday. 9:45 am. en-
ployment office.
STEADY WORK.
In the food industry: no layoffs or part
time. Old established company can offer
employment to two more reliable. neat
~sp As Il It W You No sm
to $50 per week interests you apply 8 to
II am. 513 K st. NV.
The International Corresponding
Schools of Scranton. Pa,
are looking for full or part time men to
work in Washington, D. c.. and adjacent
territory; age, II to 40. Write Theodore
Long. Superintendent. 212 Bond Bldg,
Washington. D. c.
WANTED, LOAN EXECUTIVE.
CONNECTION AVAILABLE FOR SIN
CERE MAN. WHO IS OR HAS RECENTLY
PAC1TY WITH BANKING Or LOAN con,
Germ IN THIS AREA. KINDLY STATE
EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED:
REPLIES HELD CONFIDENTIAL. BOX
253-X STAR
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The japanese empire has been ruled
for 1857 years by an unbroken line
of sovereigns.
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HELP WOMEN.
(COntinued.)
Luzier Representative,
It once: established clientele Roy 412r
HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
CoLORED, ,HsKPR .middle-aeed. settled.
exp. reliable: fond Of children: must stay
!. 9pients week; 50 week; best ref. wis.
COOK, refined; must be thoroughly. experi-
Adams 1929.
COOK and general houseworker. exp; 8
sns 81 shs aeef fauna!z aa ye cs
thedral ave.
COOK AND COOP CLEANER. not over AZ;
STAY sisnar rshts Rox no aiaTndry Give full par
GENERAL. HOUsgWORKER. white, reii-
abe; good home with pay. Wisconsin
GIRL. neat: honest; cook. general house
River I'd. WIS., Fess. ssnisi BUS, - week. 4'l%
GIRL. colored. for general housework and
laundry: room and board: S5 week.
GIRL; white: for general housework; live
:'lst pl NV. Emerson 1161.
GIRL white or colored. to live in: gem
eral houseWork. good home and correct
woer hsed Dsr' apDy ony xnE 5s Msps sae
ave. Bethesda. Md.
GIRL or young woman. white. care for
= mo. old baby. cook one meal: live in:
sSei.: rel: state salary expected. Box 355..x.
GIRL. white. for general housework and
help care of Q children; live in: one who
appreciates appr good home; refs. Call Emerson
GIRL for general housework, white pre-
ferred Call Monday. Met 3OS9.
GIRL colored; for general housework:
GOOD good, plain cook; 3 in family; sleep in: SIS
week peek; BOARD % and room. 5212 4th st. NV.
GIRL, white, for general housework and
care OF child; room, board and $40 mo-
l7l5 18th Sc.
HouSSEKEEPER; Sal woman, white: care Of
Geo. 4904. z Madison st. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, care of 2 chill
aren ior employed couple: good salary;
good home. Wisconsin 1859
home. girl 8 S45 if eficient 500 1i1' in two two
months; three previous refs. Box 354-x.
HoysEKEEPER, exp, stay nights; Sc
Garfield ave. Hyattsvlle. Md.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, good cook some
laundry duties: three in family; live in;
" per week. 1929 Massachusetts ave.
HOUsEKEEPER, white; care of small child;
live out. Decatur O736.
MAID for general housework and care of
5ows a5yearr9d n3ab, ch,ld seroom apartment, go
tween ( and o Sunday morning. NOR = s03a ~ Bel
mont rd. NV. Apt. 621.
MAID. colored. stay nights; experienced;
reference. 5l2l New Hampshire ave. NV.
MOT, MOTHERS HELPER white or eolored;
preferred. Apply 609 Garland ave. Apt. /.
WHITE, settled: general housework. cook
ing: no washing: adults; live out. 32l1
22nd st. ne. Dupont $3.50.
WOMAN. colored settled for general
housework; must be good plain cook and
laundresS; in family. go 9th st. ne.
WOMAN. colored. for g. h. w; live in;
must be fond OF children: honest. reliable
and have local ref. 642l N 22nd rd,
Arlington, Va. Falls Church 566.
WOMAN colored. part time: S6 per week;
good cook: R,h.w.. small family, size is.
Georgia 1873.
WOMAN white. refined for country home;
exp. cook: no housework; local refs. req.
Box 2SOX. Star. 16'
WOMAN. white or colored. refined and
neat; must be experienced general house,
work and cook: stay nights; good pay.
Box 491-T. Star.
YOUNG GIRL take care small child Sat-
urdays; prefer white. 923 Eye ST. NV.
Apt. .. Apply any time.
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LOS

BOX SHEET METAL TOOLS, ships,
punches. etc; vicinity. 42nd & Yuma SITS.
NV; finder please notify 2511 Penn. ave-
NV; reward James E. Poole.
BROOCH. aquamarine: at P. w. A. dance.
Friday night at Shoreham; reward. Lin
coin 500.
CAT; male. black, sore back of ear; re-
CAT, male. black. few white hairs on neck.
sore, sore pack OF ear. Reward. Greenwood
COAT--Girrs checkered spot; . Innings;
Garflnckel label; at the Meadowbrook horse
show. May Sth; reward. Wisconsin 311l.
ESKIMO SPITZ, white: lost 3 weeks; If
found please return to 800 M st. NV.
Reward.
tween Woodward g. Lothrop and 1910
Longfellow st. r.w.; reward if returned
to above address. Georgia 0o12.
Eusy EssinTa p.s P1N Phi Chi geld a0xn with
town. Thursday: reward Alex. i729.
GOLD BABY HEART LoCKET on chain;
sentimental value; reward. Call Atlantic
2519-R. -
GOLD LoCKEr bet 9th st. s.e and East
inltlaled Nv. to K,''; y Valued as as elt. I Lin.
IRISH SETTER, male. wearing collar An
sWers sSer to name King" Reward. Dupont
LADY's WRIST WATCH. square Hamilton,
white gold on 18th NV. bet. Penn. and
ST.: reward. Columbia 1913.
PEACOCK. white. vicinity 241l gath st.
north. Arlington. Va; generous reward.
Call Walnut Ss07.
PoLIcEMAN's BADGE. No. 637, on Feb
II. bet. No. l station and 40 Quincy
st. ne. Return to No. police station. 16'
TOPCOAT. tan gabardine: Wed. night
cs efsE ssSS SsSgshsR ss zS aHe reward for return
WRIST WATCH, initiated IN. T. H."
Thurs, May IL, c st. bet. 18th and 14th
or Dept. Agric.; rev. Shepherd 1866.
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Exceptional Opportunity.

REFRIGERATOR service
man with car and equipment
for outside service. Apply Mr..
Davis, The Hecht Co., Ware
house, 1401 New York ave.
n q
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BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR
(UnderwoodD capable. Properly
qualified with retail store expe-
rience preferably. Permanent
position. Commensurate salary.
Apply letter only, full details.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ, Inc,
1409 q st. NV.
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SALESkEN.
Continued

MANUFACTURERS. meritorious medicinal
product universal appeal. seeks capable.
experienced financially responsible repre-
sentatlves to appoint exclusive distributors
tnrougnout country; unique. tested mer-
chandising plan; large initial commission.
ness. Box l93-X. Star.
Opportunity for high-srade a Salesman ns1,ehs to
represent well-establshed local ithograph-
ing house. Salary and commission. Posi-
tlon Will provide substantial income for
right man, Give full details of past ex-
perlence, present connection, ETC. Replies
Will be Kept confidential. Box AK, Star.
WANTED--Man with car to take over
prontable Rawleigh route: established Gus
tomers; must be satisfied with earnings of
DCE-4-lOl, Chester. Pa
statesmen to sell cigars that repeat to
dealers; we offer an opportunity for fu-
Write Box 4O-X, Star.
AMAZING line specially shoes. over 200
beautiful styles for whole family: pays
statesmen 81 SO every sale: free samples
Moench Shoes, 8 Boston Mass
statesmen, 25-45, to sell and detail phar-
maceuticals; exclusive established territory
baltimore and rest of Maryland except
Eastern Shore; car essential: drawing ac-
count against commission; permanent OPP
portunlty for real earnings. Box 625
Everlte. 1865 Broadway, New York City.
SELL business stationery. book matches,
advertising gummcd tape. advertising pen
cils. shelf moulding. labels salesbooks, rub
Der stamps, business cards. 81 80 thou
free. David Lionel Press. 3l2-VH, So.
Hamilton. CHICAGO
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Washington REPRESENTATIVE.

District manager will interview men to
represent old established financial insti-
tuition Offering a service nationally adver-
tlsed. Oh1ces in principal cities Repre-
sentative must meet public. be aggressive.
well groomed. Replies confidential Ap-
Sointment will be ARRANGED, Box 445-T.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

buSIneSS ADVERTISEMENTS under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
DEATH NOTICES--sl.25 per inser-
tion for 10 lines or less. 15c per line
for additional lines.
The Star is the great want Ad"
medium of Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities.
Nothing is so cheap considering the
results obtained.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
SEAMSTRESS.
TELEPHONE SaleSladieS.

Experienced on slip covers State places
also salary expected. Box 378-T, Star.
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AT ONCE.

Large national manufacturer with re-
tail stores will employ young men, over
223. neat appearance, good references; posi-
tions permanent and good opportunity for
advancement; previous experience not
necessary: SALARY and commission during
training period. Apply to Mr.. Lang. 124
11th st. NV. 9:3U-l0 am
ATTENTION,
Statesmen, houSe-to-house men.
Something new has proven sue
ceSSful all over the U. S. Big
money to hustlers. Experience
not necessary, we will teach you.
Only limited number of men to
be taken.
Apply Mr.. Sundlun,
10 to 4,
Interstate Home Equipment Co.,
Inc,
2114 Pa. Ave. NV. .
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SAlESNhEN.

BEST DEAL for clothing statesmen now
selling OF with past experience Phone
Lindberg. Lincoln 2135-W. after z pm.
REPRESENT worlds largest manufacturer
of low-priced rotary slicing machine line.
Slices ham. bacon and all foods like $3.50
machines, yet sells for SLABS to $35; need
ed by every restaurant lunchroom. road
stand. grocer ETC.; over 100000 satisfied
users; two sales daily pays you average of
500 per week: lifetime business. Write
General Slicing Machine Co., 100 So.
Third st.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
NATIONAL organization has openings rep
resentatives calling upon schools. libraries;
lucrative income remuneration basis; new
proposition; Collier representatives and
other subscription book publishers sales
men given first preference. Apply 934 Ma
tional Press Bldg,. Sunday and Monday.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. 609S commits
sion; leads and listings furnished. 2l26
Lee highway. Arlington. Va.
statesmen to. sell a new type Of COR
respondence school course; no competition.
Washington and vicinity. State your quail
ifications. Box 279-T. Star.
FOUR NEAT-APPEARING young men be.
tween the ages Of 10 and "a for special
selling. Apply between 9:30-1O:30 am, at
9Oa National Press Bldg.
PREMIUM MEN; S26 daily; new bis-noney
deal: fast summer seller; fetauerS fetund.
MIDWEST. North Michigan. chicsso.
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UNUSUAL, OPPORTUNITY

ONO0Ohb II.
Large paint and roofing manufacturer
has several vacancies where earnings of
$500 monthly and up are assured pro-
ducers. Full commissions paid immedi-
ately. Paint experience unnecessary
Splendid sales program; rapid advance
SURETY Products co CI.E,V OHI6
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TWO WOMEN.

Over 25. to fill vacancies with nationally
known grocery company; good appear
work for steady income: experience not
necessary. WE TRAIN YOU. Apply to
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SALESMEN.
TAXI DRIVERS

Our drivers are earning $50 week and
more. Tremendous demand for Union Cabs
makes 1t necessary to increase our organ-
ization. BEST PROPOSITION IN TOWN
init and at least 81 years of age. FREE
INSTRUCTIONS. CLASSES DAILY. for
identification cards. For complete details.
Exceptional Opportunity.
Insurance men or ex-insurance men with
fectly into our type of selling Many of
our new men are making better than 500
per week. Our old-timerS make great
deal more. We furnish the lead and help
you close your sale, If you need assistance
You can make money right from the
start. We are leaders in our field For
more complete details come to our execu-
tive ONCE. 320l Bladensburg I'd. ne, after
10 am.
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National organization for Washington.
Baltimore. surrounding territories. Excel
lent commission. Good cooperation. Phone
for appointment. Republic 2973.
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HELP MEN.

WANTED-Men over 1s for goth Military
Police. Pay for drill and summer camp.
tuesday night. Armory. 9th and Pa.
YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED MAN, with
rapid advancement when qualified Write,
siving sig past exp. and phone. Box 443-T,
GOOD PERMANENT POSITION OPEN
where the pay is liberal to the man we
hire. Requirements are good personal ap-
pearance. average education and a willing
you to learn our business, conducted BY
one Of Washington's Oldest and largest
nrms OF its kind. See our employment
manager. Mr.. Lewis. branch ofice No !
at 3412 Rhode Island ave. ne. End block
beyond District line, 10 am to 2 pm, Z
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CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
locol Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum).
l time. 23c line 80
z times, 2lc Observation-Disclosures 1926
3 times. zoe line ne------- 1.8e
Z times, 19c line (consecutively)- 3.99

e1af'es'' @VS 11fIe- Ie---------------- LOU
Z times. l9c line (consecutively)-- 3.s9
Additional space pro rata.
Transient advertisements cash.
Claims for error must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rote
3 lines ! time. zoe line----$ so
3 lines 2 times, 18c ine---. l.O8
3 lines 3 times, 15c line--- 1.35
Evening star., 1938-05-15
ADVERTISING

Young man. age 25 to 80, with sales
experience. good education. neat appear
ing. interested in learning advertising
business. Details first letter. Box 447-T.
Star.
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2 Real Estate Statesmen

1tOU1 IoUcUC OdICoIIICII
To Work NE and Sc Properties.
Must have local experience and car
Leads and property furnished
BAKER REALTY CO. INC. 1920 x St
AGGRESSIVE statesmen.
Excellent franchise available for expert
enced statesmen to represent established
manufacturer of quality products: Gus
toners include industrial concerns dairies
institutions. schools. farmers and large
property owners. excellent financial ar
rangement to men who qualify. Box AK.
Star
Evening star., 1938-05-15

COLORED HSKPR. middle aged. settled
exp. reliable: fond OF children; must stay
!. nights week; 50 week; best ref. wis.
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TIRE SALESMAN. experienced. Kidwelrs S
Service Station, 1925 Georgia ave. NV.
TREE SURGEONS. capable. experienced;
top waIes. steady work to qualified men.
Box 329-X. Star.
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced; permanent
job; chance for advancement for willing
worker. Apply Monday, rear 1872 M
st. NV. at 7:30 am.
WAITER experienced. hon.
est; references. Apply before 10 am.
Sunday. 1877 st. NV.
WANTED A MAN between ages Of 25 and
40 married. good education. character
and PLEASING personality and who has had
several yeers' experience in selling or in
commercial work which has brought him in
contact with the public. If you have these
qualifications there is an opening for you,
with a. splendid opportunity for. advance
ment in 2 business that has long been
established. In applying. state your. age.
telephone number. number dependents,
education. actual experience and other In
formation which would indicate your Qualt-
ncations. All replies viii Be treated con.
ddentially. Box 1857. Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
Continued.
Learn Patent and Trade
Mark SearchinU

no age limit start now. American Patent
and Trade Mark Institute, S17 14th st.
NV. Suite 4Og. National 1888
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Willing to work 80 hours q week. a
reputable selling organization Of SO years
standing is in need of your service For
address Box 323-X Star
Evening star., 1938-05-15

In kindergarten work. child psychology,
teaching OF personnel work, age 26-45.
college training or equivalent, unincum-
bered. established corporation will con-
slider you for permanent position in their
education service department. For per-
sonal interview. write full details, back
ground and phone number Box BAIT, Star
Evening star., 1938-05-15

TEACHERS WANTED.
Three experienced teachers for positions
open now and during summer vacation,
$500 $500 per month with expenses guar
anteed; good chance for advancement and
and As with normal school or college
training and 3 years teaching experience.
Write for personal interview. stating age,
can start. Box 271 It. Star
Evening star., 1938-05-15

laundry duties three in family: live in;
81 per week. 1929 Massachusetts ave
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GIRL. for general housework white pre-
lerred Call Monday. Met. 30S9.
GIRL. colored. for general housework:
good. plain cook; 3 in family: sleep in: SIS
week, board and room. 5212 4th st. NV
Evening star., 1938-05-15

PRIVATE CONVALESCENT HOME IN
nearby Virginia on Potomac River. Be.
iected cases. Licensed physician and grad-
uate nurse in charge Phone Colonial
Beach 81. Box 220-X. Star l6s
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NOTICE TO

Estate of FLORENCE c. FULMER.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given bv the I'M
dersigned Executor of the Estate of
Florence G. Fulmer. deceased. to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said. deceased. to
exhibit them. with the. necessary
within four months after
the first publication of this notice. to
the said Executor at the office of d.
l.. Egnew. at Hardin. in the County
of Big. Horn. State of Montana,
Dated at Hardin. Montana. Decent
Der 2S. 1887.
JOHN WILBUR FULMER.
Executor Of the Estate of Florence
G.. Fulmer. deceased.
D. L.. EGNEW. Hardin. Montana. At
tornev for Executor. ~.
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. - = = = = = q q m .
TWO LEGGINS
q q q q q D

Mrs. I. M. sorenson and Mrs
Dema Kennedy called on Mrs
=Scoebey, Tuesday.
Mrs. e. G. Astrope and Mrs. 4
NJ. Sorenson visited with Mrs. A.
s. Randall, Wednesday.
The Two Leggins Home Demon
stration club will meet Wednes-
day, Jan. IL, at Mrs. Fred Dewald's
MI. and Mrs. C. w Peck and
Lena Mae were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A.. Plummer for dinner,
Sunday.
Mrs. Kate McEvoy, Mrs. Grace
Dillon, Mr.. and MRS. Art Randall
and family enjoyed dinner, Sun
day, with Mrs. Dema Kennedy.
The play given by the women
from the various Home Demon
stration clubs was well attended
by members and friends, last
Thursday at the Methodist church
parlors. After the play the Metho-
dist ladies served refreshments.
A New Years dinner was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dewald. Guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Plummer and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Sorenson and
children, MRS. c. E. Astrope, MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Paulson and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-01-07
HARDIN coMMUNITY CHURCH

January 8
Begin the New Year by affiliat-
ing with some church and church
school. You would not want to
live. and bring up your. family
where there was no church influ-
ence. Take your family and 60 to
church next Sunday. We believe
in q sound, practicable christian
religion that should be lived ev-
cry day of the year.
Sunday school, 10. .
Preaching at II. Subject: "Give
Ye Them To Eat"
Ups, $50 p. m.
Evening service at 7:30; mes
sage, Assurance Forever"
Children's church, 400 We'd
nesday p. m.
Mid Week service. Wednesday
night, 7:30.
A cordial invitation extended to
all.
REV. BEN NELSON,
Pastor
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-01-07

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ANDREW FRAZER. Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
a petition for the probate of will of
Frazer. deceased. and for the
issuance of Letters Testamentary to
J. j.. Ping. has e filed in this
court, and that Thursday. the 27th
day of January. 1885,: at the hour of
ten t10:00) o'clock n. m. of said dav.
in h court room of said court. in
the court house. in the City of Har-
din. Big Horn County. State of Mon
tana. has been, appointed as the. time
and place for hearing said petition.
when and where any. person inter-
ested may appear and contest the
same and show cause. if any he has.
why said petition should not be
granted.
Dated at Hardin. Montana. this
5th day of January. A. d. 1888.
r. p. ROSS. Clerk.
BERT w. kRONMILLER. Hardin.
Montana. Attorney for Petitioner.
Pub. Jan. Z. IA. 81. 1888.
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CAN'T PUNISH FOR FAILURE
= TO OBTAIN NEW LICENSE

Dairymen who failed to abide by
the law requiring them to take
out licenses last year cannot be
punished by the state milk control
board for laxity by Withholding
this years licenses, Attorney Cen
eral H.. j.. Freebourn ruled last
week. "A ruling also held that all
corporations who wish to remain
active in Montana must file their
annual statements; regardless OF
whether they transact business or
not. .' =
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Unusual circumstances surround
ed1a wedding performed a few days
ago by Justice Of the Peace Chas.
A.. Corkins: The contracting par
ties were Clifford E. WEIGH, aged
40 and Cleo Dupar, aged SO, both
of Helena. This couple were mar
ried II years ago at Shreveport,
La. Recently, in the settlement of
an estate matter in the courts, in
which they were interested, it be-
came necessary that they exhibit
a marriage certificate to prove
they were man and wife. They
had lost their certificate and as
immediate proof was necessary,
they decided to remarry as the
quickest way out.
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STATE BOARD OF
=" i-.' tr PARDONS Z"
Members of BOard-Harrison q.
FreebouIn. III President: I,Joha .

Members of, BOard-HarTison J.
ErseboH,n s.m PEesid Mey Toh Ia j.
Helena. Montana. December 81. 1887
= At a meeting of the State Board OF
Pardons. held at it's office on the
above date. the following order was
In the Matter of the communication by
/, s ST. SSHsf2o Case Sot' 2s 11s'A
WHEREAS. The Governor Of Mon;
this Board that he has rranted q
sears' to n q aLE Esasen sT fE1sNSMEsE w.
a convict, confined in the state
p5isen' OF who %a was eGnsieted co9 of tas
Horn. State Of Montana. and sen
fenced on the. 18th dav of November
1896. for a term of five wears in the
s'4 THE SF'ES%i BE IT ORDERED
set apart for the consideration of the
executive clemencv so granted as
interest therein. desiring to be heard
either for or against the approval. bv
this Board. of the action of the Gov:
error in this case. are hereby notified
to be present at ten o'clock in the
the State Board of Pardons at the
FURTHER ORDERED. That a
COW of this order be printed and
published in the Tribune-Herald. a
weekly ISL printed and pub
lished at Hardin. County of Big Horn,
State of Montana. once each week
for two consecutive weeks. beginning
Friday. December 81. 1887. and ending
Friday. January Z. 1898.
Adopted.
HARRISON ]. FREEBOURN.
~. $50. President.
w. L. FITZsIMMONs. Clerk.
Pub. Dec. 81, 1897, Jan, Z, 1898.
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DROUGHT FEED FREIGHT
RATES HOLD UNTIL APRIL

Emergency drought freight rates
on cattle shipments and feed ship
ments granted on all railroads
have been extended to March 81
under an order OF the State Rail-
road commission, Chairman Tom
Carey announced this week. The
lower rates affecting cattle ship
ments from drought areas to feed
ing grounds, have been in effect
since last August, the commission
announced. The rates were to
have expired December list.