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HOUSES FOR SALE.
116 YOU ST. NE.
SellinQ tO CIOSe AM EState

Selling to Close an Estate.
=, One OF the most convenient locations In
room aOssh dhna soom
en-, dinette, inclosed heated porch; End
floor; 3 bedrooms and inclosed heated ted
Co. Exclusive % SCENTS nsasf Natl. sssa. Ewes.
and Sundays. Col 1884.
CoLoRED = NEW HOUSES; 10 CON;
kit; hardwood floors all over; large closets;
rock wool insulation: open Sunday. 10 m.
e sSess es or ayr out
rd. l block after 25th st. See these homes.
buyilg or not. Decatur 1852.
COLORED.
0uTE 0uE New Model Home at 52@ 21st st. NE.
Selling Mos. in Advance of Construction.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
924 14th st. NV. National 0036.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH FOR HOUSES ANY SECTION,
Adams 44sS Hsatt or GnaHo mail 1895 Meridian NV:
HOUSES. DIRECT FROM OWNER. 6 TO
preferred; any condition. viii pay cash.
Address Box 10Y. Star.
1 AM LOOKING FOR INEXPENSIVE ROW
s0qns rd win pas eas oed s0Th Tbs
SEE US FOR QUICK, PRIVATE, ALL-cAsH
deals (no commissioner for D. C. houses.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., 1929 L st.
NV. District $3.50 and District 6l5i.
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
brick or frame houses. any condition. Cali
GoSs REALTY CO,
14O5 Eye ST. Natl. 1853.
THE OLD RELIABLE.
IN BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
personally will pay cash for your
Washington real estate. bricks or frames,
white or colored. G. G.. DUTY, 1924
Vermont ave. Natl. 44S2. 81
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FRICE, ~. bUU.
Large center r-hall home, 1o rooms and
= baths; oil heat. Perfect home for doctor
ave Sc and the Navy Yard. To inspect
call Mr. Schrimer
THos: E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors.
After PM. Call shepherd 35S1.
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S32 MONTHLY

Including interest. taxes and insurance
buys new 5-room row-brick house. tile
bath and shower. modern kit, in nearby
suburbs. only IL minutes from downtow
Only $500 cash required. Call Dist. TAI
EVENINGS Wis RS14
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WILL TRADE
NEW BRICK HOME.

INVESTIGATE THIS
6-room bungalow with garage. oil heat,
air conditioning; on beautiful lot; nearby
Va. Call Walnut 1887. after 6 80.
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LOANS AS HIGH AS
$3.50 s3sso stso sss sss5o 500
Chevrolets, Plymouths, Fords,
Other Makes Accordingly. 4
Open Evenings Till 8 PM.
Free Parking Next Door.
Ask About Bail Bond.
UNIVERSAL
Finance Co. of Washington,
73s 18th st. Republic 1900, 90
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ATTENTION.

Investors, Speculators, Bargain Seekers.
$15,450.
1401 Madison St. NV
IA Large Corner, l Block East of 18th ST.
beautiful detached brick on a corner
scaped.
bedrooms, . baths. storage rooms
!st-noor iavAtory, automatic heat, insula-
tion, gear brick garage
"A Most Unusual Value
PHILLIPS g. CANDY. INC,
National 1900 lOIo 18th st NV
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

AUTO LOANS
FROM S25 TO $500.
Cash in 3 minutes on your automobile
whether 1t Is paid for or not. No other coll
lateral reouired-you continue to drive car.
Transaction is confidential, only your sig
nature being necessary. Loans on Md. and
Va. cars. Present payments reduced. and
convenient payments arranged on all loans.
Our loan Plan will interest you. Why not
inquire?
YEARLY INTEREST TABLE: ~.
$50 loan repay $4.I5 mo-, costs SQ
$3.50 loan repay Sl..5O mo. costs $3.50.
Larger Amounts in the Same Proportion.
P o T 0 M &c
AUTO FINANCE CO.,
513 st. NV Republic 2277
Open Mon. and Thurs. Ewes. Till PM.
FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR. DRIVE IN.
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PPICR GO Snn

NEAR sth AND c sTs. NE
READ THIS BEFORE BUYING.
IL rms. brick; less than $4,000: ar
ranged for families: h.-w.h., elec.; >
car garage. Columbia 1114
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5 rooms bath. cellar. h.-w.h.. floored attic:
high elevation: good community: hard
State road: Fairfax County: IL miles out
Independence here REGARDLESS Of outside
Job yet within easy committing distance.
$3.50. easy terms MARTIN T. WEBB g.
SON. Room 102, 416 9TH st. NV. or at
Annandale. Va. evenings and SUNDAYS
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1881 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE.
$5, $5,65O-Open-Inspect.
Rooms. Bath; HOT WATER HEAT.
Everything Spick-and- Span.
SMALL CASH PAYT-Real Terms
Beautiful Ave, Convenient to Everything.
Ready to Move Into. Phone Natl a257. l.
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OWNERS SACRIFICE.

3422 South Dakota ave. n.e.-Owner
leaving city. Attractive detached home, z
rooms tile bath, fireplace. large kitchen
recreation room; gas heat: garage; near
ous stores and schools. win also sell
furniture real bargain. Open
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
2024 r. l. AVE NE DEC O217
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES
on D. c. real estate. Prompt service p J.
WALSHE, 10Y Eye st. NV. Natl. 646S.
HOME OWNERS BUILDERS. BROKERS,
see us for quick confidential 2nd-trust
transactions. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO. 1929 L NV. Dist. 6150 and Dist. 6151.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR BnLS-REBUDGET
yourself; We give you 90 months to pay.
Reasonable rates, prompt service. Loans
on Endorsement. real estate or collateral.
See PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORP. 1905
Rhode Island ave. NV. Decatur 3020. ~
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR -
trust loans. taxes and chattel MORTGAGE
notes; loans negotiated promptly: no de-
lay or red tape. w. T.. COTHERN. ella
New York ave. NV. Natl. T416 l.
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LOW-COST HOME.

'OV OOO1 IIOIV1I.
New 4-room cottage in Oakwood with Q
acres Of woodland, excellent construction;
, nice porches: on good State gravel road,
10 miles from WASHINGTON, near r. F. & p.
Railroad. lee commuters fare. Price
$1,000: 5000 down S25 mo
VERNON M. LYNCH & SON,
Owner and Builder Alexandria S39-W-2
ANY Time EXCEPT Sunday
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LOW COSTo

See this brand-new 4 rooms, bath. cleo,
oak floors. deep closets, screened porches
and windows; garage; 1S minutes from
the White House. 50. $50. terms. MARTIN
r. WEBB g. SON. Room 1o2, 416 5th
st. NV. or at Annandale, Va, Sundays
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20, IJU.
Near 5th and Crittenden sts-This g.
ami , and bath house with hot-water heat
and has lot 142 it. deep one-car garage
duplicates of this house are on the market
az 1920. viii rent for S725O. Call
Mr.. Miller, with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Dist. 1411.
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sUBURsAk PROPERTY FOR RENT.
(ContiuuaA

9-RooM. MODERN. 2-BATH HOME; on
burner; double garage; reasonable CEN
TEAL REALTY CO.. 1907 So. 2nd st..
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NEW DETACHED CORNER
Best Residential Cectior

High. beautiful elevation. Convenient to
rapid bus. schools, stores and churches 8
rooms : baths; 4 full-size bedrooms large
attic, stairs leading off hallway recreation
room. two open freplaces. All improve
ments, such as streets in and paid for
Terms may be arranged; will trade Eve
nings, Georgia 3O42
Open Daily to PM
5700 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St NV Dist. 3346.
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Full 2-story brick house. slate roof;
four bedrooms, 2Ha baths. attached garage
never been lived in. Can be bought on
easy down payment Owner will take
PACK lst trust for balance. Call Wis
6S47 between noon and q pm
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GARDEN CITY.
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA.
LOTS. $3.50. LOTS.
On Lee highway near Glebe I'd. Mini
mum lot so feet wide. including all i'm
provements. A well-planned and highly
restricted community.
z Homesites Sold.
A. E. LANDVOIGT,
Realtor. Exclusive Agent
91T ! 18th st. NV. District 1886.
COLORED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
Fairmount Heights. SIS up; easy terms;
help build. District 9170.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
TN WOODMOOR

Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course. you
can buy the finest homes of modern con-
structjon and planned convenience at
most moderate prices. Surprisingly low
cash payment and balance. including prin-
cipal, interest and taxes. like rent.
MOSS REALTY CO.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
10 ACRES AND

tiful corner lot located near Columbia
Country Club. also store. schools and trans
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LOTS WANTED.
CASH FOR LOTS UNDER $1,000 D. c.
Any size or location. E. w. BAILEY,
Adams 47S6 or Mail 1885 Meridian NV.
WILL TRADE EQUITY IN HOUSE PRO-
ducing good return. commercial zone. for
lot in D. c. Box 475-E. Star. 3Os
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soR SALE OR RENT GROOM COTTAGE
,n ~, pay. hr. from Wash; cleo; lge. porch;
lulet, SIO per wk. Hyattsville COW
A REAL BARGAIN
NEAR ANNAPOLIS

IN BEAUTIFUL WILD ROSE SHORES i
Nearest salt water beach to D. C.; near
highest class improvements ideal for sum
fording two wide water fronts: ideal sand
beach: approx. 1s acres. mostly cleared:
large trees on water edge: price. $4,000:
Met 2s2. .-2S25 F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY.
Month of July. Best section of Ventnor,
n. j., block and one-half from the ocean,
Seven-room house. four large bedrooms
two baths; electric refrigerator, garage.
large open porch. $500. See DAVIDSON.
agent. Ventnor and Wishicken aves. For
Information here call GeorRia 10S1
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THERE IS LITTLE HOUSE ON
CORNER IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
It's stalwart little house OF brick and
steel easement windows and cypress clap
board and front porch with glorious out
look over rolling lawns planted with ever
srecns and flowers and lots of nice trees
Tor shade. This home is of supurb con-
struction, containing 7 rooms and > baths.
including delightful recreation room with
fireplace. The price? Call j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN and we will be glad to tell you.
Met. 1143 until @ pm
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WESTENBERGER BUILT
AND FINANCED

FToN 1NeSLA1ED' ASSURING 1909 PRorEc-
Homes Now Open for Inspection
q. - N9rtn Jaekson 81; Arnngton Va g.,
landscaping including rock gardens and
large oak trees: reasonably priced. and
terms.
120 North Fillmore St. Arlinston Va
Fine brick home. in very good location.
with up-to-date features. and very reason
ably priced.
Al North Monroe St. Ashton Heights
Va.-6-room brick. reconditioned like new:
low price for quick sale.
F. E. WESTENBERGER,
nvford 1~Q2 Arli uo
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BUSINESS PROPERTY SALE OR RENT.

one suitable for q dairy. 100 acres or more.
within 30 miles of D. C. State price and
terms. Box 12S-Y. Star
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

300 IT. on Patrick ST.. cor Wyeth Alex va
Ideal for gas station. viii exchange r
D. c. property. See Mr.. Porter
R. L. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham Bldg. Natl. 475o.
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MASS. AVE. SECTION,

home. only SI0,950. Attractive lst-fioor
plan; fine rooms. = full baths. end floor.
Bryant air conditioned; cedar closets; ga
rage. Small cash payment, balance like
rent: No refinancing charges Call District
44k4 or. after d % m CleN
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DENTISTS. ATTENTION.

PA Sth ST Sc
Ideal location, on car line, in one Of the
bsst sections Of Southeast, next door to a
physician. Arrangement Of house will
make splendid ofice and reception room
Seven rooms. bath. oil burner. 2-car brick
garage; in excellent condition; $3.50;
terms. Open ewes. to O.
HARRY JUSTINE.
S1q ! tn St S e National oS44 30s
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Lodge Grass News
BY Dorothy Lee Stevenson

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schollott
Of Gillette, and Mr. and MIS-
Bert Griggs and daughter, Mar
garet, OF Buffalo, Wyo., called
at the E. R. Fenton home Sun
day, while en- route to Glacier
! National Park.
Miss MabIe Holley spent sew
eral days of last week visiting
i at the home of Miss Marian
KnutSon.
Miss Marjorie Given and Bill
ly Given were in town tuesday
from their home in enc Wolf
mountains.
Charles Adams returned HON.
Saturday from Falls City, Ore.
| where he met Mrs. Adams and
children, Duane and Beverly
Joe, and Mrs. Adams mother,
Mrs. F. D. JobeS, who nave been
visiting with relatives the past
month, before returning To
their home in Lodge Grass. Mr..
Adams says not to forget 70
say that he had a very pleas
ant journey.
Mrs. Ole Nelson and Mrs. B.
A. Zimmerman returned home
Monday evening after a three
weeks visit with relatives at
points in Texas. Harry HaW-
thcrne, nephew of B. A. Zim-
norman and of Littlefield, Tex,
also accompanied them here for
a few weeks visit.
GporOn IMaIS,o ic tho ouy,or
of a new car.
Mrs. w. j. Blackwell is re-
ported to be improving from
a lingering illness OF two weeks
in the Billings Deaconess hos
pital.
Nick Dethlefsen is in Therln-
opo.is, Wyo., for a two wcvks
visit with some OF his ola
friends. He will return the lat
ter part Of this week.
Wilbur Dethlefsen motored TO
Billings Monday to transact
business. There is a pail, a gas
tank cap and a syplOn waiting
at the Dethlefsen'S for the OWL
er to claim. They Aere appar-
emily left while the owner was
in a hurry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fate Hamilton,
and daughter. Virginia Fay, are
spending a week visiting at LIE
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Fggart of Sand Creek.
Ora Smith of Sheridan was
in Lodge Grass Monday helping
with repair work on the town
elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thomas re-
ported good fishing on Rotten
Grass Greek Sunday, Mrs. Tho
mas catching eleven trout.
w. j. Blackwell returned on
Sunday from Billings where he
spent four days visiting with
Mrs. Blackwell in the hcspital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HenSely,
Mrs. VIM. Thomas and Mrs. A.
D. Cummings mOtored to Sheri-
dan last Friday evening, where
Mrs. Cummings received medi-
cal care for dog bite.
The Ladies Aid society was
entertained at a luncheon
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A.
G.. Westwood, ST., and Mrs. A.
G. Westwood, Jr.
Mrs. Leslie Mcneil left Mon
day to spend several days Wis
iting with her mother at Kay
Gee, Wyo.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Hubbard
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and daughter, Beverly, retul ned
Sunday evening after a week S
trip to Belgrade, Mont, where
tney visited friends and rela-
tlves. En- route they called on
Mrs. w. J. Blackwell in the Bill
lings hospital.
b: A. Zimmerman motored to
Billings Monday to attend to
business.
Fay T. Abel and son, Claude,
spent Sunday visiting at their
! home in Lodge Grass.
Karl Johnson anniversary sale
will continue through Saturday,
July 49,
"a nau story ravaged the Sioux
Pass district last Wednesday
and took some of OFT Hamll-
tons wheat and Jonn Heigus'
hogs.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Taylor
from COulee Dam, WASH,
stopped en- route to Sheridan
to visit 'Tith Mrs. Fay Abel, sis
ter of Mrs. Taylor, last Mon
day.
Irving Anderson of the Bones
Brothers Dude Ranch has been
a business caller during the
past week end at the Fred Civ
ems ranch.
R. j. Miller reports Q brisk
demand for cattle, having sold
seventeen head of registered
Hereford bulls during the last
few days.
Matt J. Hansen OF Sheridan
is a guest at the lorty-Mlle
ranch.
Lodge Grass Merchants were
defeated in a baseball. game
Sunday by the Day son bali
team by a score Of Ii 10 10.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Long
and daughter, Lena Marjorie,
we're dinner guests at the Fred
Given ranch Sunday.
The Benteen Woman's club
was entertained Friday after
moor at the home or Mrs. Paul
Williams. Those present were,
Mrs. Guy Knutson. Mrs. jack
Williams, Mrs. Uni Bond, WIS.
Clarence Harris, Mis-. Simon
Therney, and Mrs. w. Jeffres.
Betty Sanders left Sunday
for Laurel where she will visit
her uncle and attend high
school this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh White
and daughters of Chillicothe,
O., were visitors at the John
Rice ranch Monday. MIR. White
is a nationally known Hereford
breeder ad also a Ford dealer
in the Chillicothe territory.
Wendell Forman motored to
Fromberg Sunday where he
called on Miss Margaret DeeSch-
umaker, Miss Ernie ross, and
Miss Lorraine CroSSe.n
The I.E.C.W. gravel crew be-
gan this week crawling the
Lodge Grass creek road up to
the dam site.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Kennedy
and Mrs. R. N. Faddis, mother
of Mr.. Kennedy, returned Mon
day from a short trip through
the Black Hills of South Da-
kota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Romine
were in town Monday from
their ranch on Owl creek.
Reports are that the barn
dance held Saturday, July 9,
at the Dick Fisher ranch on
Owl crek, was a big success.
Members of the Wise Owl club
are now planning on erecting
a community club house in that
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Clanin
and son, Doggy ana Mrs. A..
M. Stevenson spent Sunday Wis
iting at the Bert Rom.ne ranch.
Edward Light was a caller on
Miss Marian and Dorothy Knut-
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to a advanced post in the desert. When they sighted the Arabs, they
were to give the alarm o that the regiments could close in.
thirty that night, W we're the surprised ones, with a horde of Arabs
popping up all around u.s. yelling Allah! Allah! and shooting IS they ad-
vanced. 1t happened sc quickly that we were surrounded and about a
hundred of US taken prisoners.
THE hardships W e endured at their mercy are unprintable.
In a month, there yer but 80 of u left. The others died from
wounds, some starved. Others were butchered outright. The rest
of US had to pump water, wash the Arabs filthy clothes, eat grass
aoppers and drink sinking water in dirty sand wells"
Ordered to Shave a CORPSE"
But one day, there came a diversion in the routine of that Arab camp
= big Arab anne to the Italians and asked if any of them could shave.
aAd Luigi said that he could. The Arab led him to the chiefs tent, and
Sere, on a pallet lay the chiefs brother, stiff and cold. The chief gave
luigi a razor and a little soap and told him to prepare the dead maj
sor burial
Il started shaving him." says Lu9i, while outside, a thousand
Arabs prayed to Mahomet. their prophet. wa. sc skinny from MANU-
sid my best. was almost through when the razor slipped, jabbed into
dhe shfs neck, and to my surprise, the BLOOD BEGAN TO FLOW"
Luigi knew then that the wasn't dead. He told the
chief, and te chief put his hand on his brothers. heart, ut he
couldn't feel any heat. Then Luigi told him to get a mirror.
He held it in front of the mans mouth and it clouded. That
settled it. He wasn't dead.
Among is prisoners, says Luigi, was a young man who knew
medicine. called him, and he pronounced the maj to be suffering from
sun stroke, and said he could cure him. l don't know what he did, but
in three days he had him up and walking around again.
Food and Freedom His Reward.
And after those three days, Luigi and the young doctor had a pleasant
surprise. The chief called them into his tent and told them they had
saved his brothers life. He a thankful, and to show that he meant
it. he fed those two poor haf-starved prisoners, gave them money, put
them on a camel and told them that they could go. With a supply of
food and a girba full of water. they set out across the desert, the old
chiefs blessings ringing in their ears.
1t took them two days to get out of the desert. The first place
they hit a a Italian outpost at Cubella. about 90 miles from
Tripoi. And there, a S they approached, they we're almost killed
by machine gun bullets fired by their own comrades to whom,
than anything else.
The commandante of that post listened to their story in anazement
they were brought before the chief in command at the Preside. and had
to tell their story all over again. Both Of them we're given a six months
furlough with pay. and-WeN-many a soldier would 60 through that
adventure al. over again fol that sort Of a break.
Co2yright-WNU Service.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Great
Falls are visiting at the home
of William Galley Tor several
days.
John Kolstad and son. Jack
motored to Sheridan Monday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hayworth
left Sunday for California. Joe
Cruise of Sheridan will fill Mr.
FavWorth's place as station
agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bzosk.
! and two children. Betty ano
Jack motorPd to Cor;nth Sun
Cay. Maxine McAlliSter OF
Pozeman returned home with
the BzoSkis to visit for seyera.
weeks.
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son last Saturday.
Mrs. Ole Mckinley returned
Sunday from several Gays visit
at the Cliff Randall ranch on
the Rosebud.
Mr. and Mrs. F. z. Hockett
and children, Nancy and Frank,
Jr., of South Bend, Ind, Mrs.
Katherine Monks, mother of
Mrs. Hockett and Mrs. Dairy
Hockett, mother of MI. Hockett,
spent Monday and Tuesday Wis
lt1ng at the A. Nj. Stevenson
nome. they are en- route to
Yellowstone Park.
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LOANS A

Il. E. BrUWH o. opUkd1Ie,
farm credit administration Of
fetal, has informed State Com
missioner of Agriculture James
T. Sparkling that the II coop
erative credit associations in
Montana have carried on their
books the third largest volume
of loans made in any state in
the union. In the five years the
administration has been in op-
Grafton in Montana ioans have
totaled $50, 300, 900 to 1880 in
rdividuals, an average OF 1920.
JEWELS FATHER DIES
John J. Jewell, private secre-
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tary to Governor Roy E. Ayers,
received lord Friday that his
father, B. F. Jewell, SO. of De-
corah. ILL.,, died Thursday after
suffering a stroke. lie had re-
tired from farming - years
ago.
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WYold News

Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Moss anc
daughter Maryland were dinner
que SIS at the home OF Rober'
Hahn last Sunday.
! Mrs. Alex Stevenson and Mrs
Clayton Clanin and son buggy
of Lodge Grass were Wyola call
ers Thursday evening.
Mrs. Buck Jones and infant
daughter returned to thell
ranch home to spend the sum-
mer. Mrs. Jones has been in
Sheridan the past month.
James Robinson spent Sunday
at his home. He is employed at
Savers Store in Billings.
Miss Aljoa Park IS a house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mul :
ply.
B.Y.P.U. social will be held at
the Baptist church Saturday
July Is at BIS. The program
will consist of Hobo Minstrel,
Pancake Divorce, music, singing
and dancing. Ice cream and
cake will be served.
Clifford SpriggS is employed
at the Wyola garage for a short
time.
and son, Junior and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Bowman spent the
Fourth at their cabin in Little
Horn Canyon.
Ernest Robinson is back in
the store after several days of
illness.
Mrs. c.. I. Kolstad and t2o
children, Patty Ann ana junior
"oturned to their home in Bill
,iNgs after spending Two weeks
listing Mrs. John KolStad.
Ms. A. E. Montgomery spent
he week end at her home. She
S visiting at Hardin this SUM-
2!er.
III. and MRS. D. H. Moss. Nj.
md Mrs. J. o. koiSiad. Miss
lara Schaubel and Robert
lain spent Friday evening III
Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker of Big
Horn. Wyo., spent Sunday Wis
ting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Moss.
M. and Mrs. Edward Berr.i
md children spent their vaca-
ZION at Orie. Montana visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. W. NJ. Foltz and daugn-
ter, Bobby, spent a few days
n BilltncS visiting at the home
IF f. l.. WILEY.
Freddie Baker of Missoula is
visiting with his grandmother,
Mrs. Hass.
Mark Kirscher ana Fred Ba-
ker spent Monday in Sheridan.
Mrs. D. H. Moss ana daughter
MARYLAND spent a few days in
Billings.
MIR. and Mrs. Clay Wiley and
two children motored to Bill
lings Wednesday.
Miss Evelynne Schaubel of
Hardin spent the week end Wis
it!ng at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Brotherson
of Hardin spent the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bro
therson.
MI. and Mrs. Davis of Hardin
spent the Fourth visiting with
friends in Wyola.
Miss Marian Brekke of Har-
din was a Wyola caller Wednes-
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith
were dinner guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Schau-
bel Sunday.
Fred Baker and Bill Yellow
tail made a fishing trip Sunday
up the canyon.
Bob Miller Of Lodge Grass
W9S a WvOla caller Saturday.
Dick Morris and Mr.. Powers
Of Decker were Wyola callers
saturday.
Woodsom Moss has taken his
cattle to mountain range.
Fari Johnson anniversary sale
ri continue through Saturday
Jul: Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. v. Chapman
left Wednesday morning for a
vacation trip to Minneapolis
Ers Chapman will visit hel
mother.
Bert Kronmi1ler was a Wyole
caller Saturday.
Mrs. Berniece Reed of Bis
Timber spent Sunday visiting
with Clara SchaubeI.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Chap
nan and children spent Sunda,
listing at the home OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. G. H. Conver at CROW Ag.
encV.
Betty Schaubel IS spending
the summer at the William
Robinson ranch on Lodge Gras!
creek