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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-09-29

result of thorough black cul-
tivation with an especially-made
weeder over a period of two
years at 2:3O pm.
Thorough black cultivation
with a homemade weeder over
a period of two years will be
demonstrated at the Leo Besel
farm at 800 pm.
At $50 pm. the group will be
shown the results of phosphate
fertilizer on beets at the farm
of Dave Herbely Sr. and at 400
the same fertilizer will be dem
onstrated on the George Hert
farm. :.
The results obtained by con-
sistant control of noxious weeds
will be exhibited at the farm
of George Crouch at 4:3O pm.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-09-29
Conducts Sleeping
Sickness Survey

About 20 per cent of all hors-
es in Big Horn county were IN
fected with sleeping sickness
during the summer, according
to a survey made by GeOrge
W. Gustafson, county extension
agent.
Approximately seven per cent
of all horses died from the dis
ease, and the Infection was
fatal in nearly 40 per cent oI
the horses affected.
The largest NUMBER of deaths
reported on any one farm was
five.
Out of 619 horses owned by
farmers reporting, 122 were SICK
and 48 died during the year.
The survey was made to Sc
cure information regarding the
prevalence OF the disease, ana
10 assist veterinarians to map
out a campaign of prevention
in 1889 if possible.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-09-29
Will Be Schooled
For Examinations

Word was received here by
the Irlbune-Herald that Byron
barnett, seaman U. S. Navy, mas
Just completed his three monLhs
training at Naval Station, San
Diego, Cal.
AS a result of hard work ne
has been recommended to be
tutored for examinations to en-
ter the Naval academy at An
napoliS, Maryland.
II was stated that only a few
men are recommended IN TINS
manner.
Byron is the son of Mr.. and
Ms. harvey Barnett OF Har-
din.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-09-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

September 81, Jess Royal and
Gertrude Baldock, both of Sher-
idan.
September 27, Alva L. Burris
and Helen Shanbaugh, both OF
Buffalo.
September "a, Franklin Var
lott of Crow Agency and Vlr-
glnia Pease of Lodge Grass.
September %, Milton Miriam
da and Marguerite Armour, both
of Billings.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-09-29
HOLD SERVICES
FOR MRS. CRAMER

Funeral services were held
Sunday in Custer for Mrs. AM
mie Cramer, mother of Mrs. &.
E. Ferguson of Hardin.
Mrs. Cramer died at Snoho-
mish, Wash, Thursday morning,
Three other daughters also
survive.
Hardin people who attended
The services were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs,
will Ferguson, Mrs. Dema Ken
nedy, MI and Mrs. Andrew
TOrSke and Mrs. ]. w. Bulls.
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erranean." This fascinating book
of the Inner Sea contains one
hundred beautiful photographs
of the Mediterranean area.
Roberts - 1.-The House that
Hitter Built" An impartial &C
count of the Nazi regime in
Germany.
Strode-"South of Thunder
bird" A vivid and intelligent
portrait of South America. u
Illustrated with many splendid.
photographs taken by the au-
thor,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-09-29
New Books
! In Librury

New books received from the
Carnegie Endowment for Inter-
national Peace and placed in
the International Mind Above
in Big Horn County library are
the following:
LoWenStein-"Conquest of the
Past" An autobiography of dra-
matte contracts.
Misunderstanding the Medit-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-09-29
Crow Agency News

4AS OSAAAS SoAACA SO
pany OF minneapolis, MIMI, mas
stalled construction on n new
crow Agency Jan ana police
quarters. .
Inc road department and
crew have been BUSY the pass
week preparing the streets mere
Tor OIL Surtaclng.
Water from the new pumping
plant VAS turned lnJO Llle Waller
mains this week. Inc TWO ne@
wells have a capacity OF 3oU
gallons per hour.
Workmen are finishing the
upstairs OF the new CROW Ag-
ency school building. The Dullu-
ing will be ready tor occupancy
about November /.
DR.. G. J. Townsend of Wash
ington, D. c., chief of the med
lcaI DIVISION, and Dr. L. A. Full
ertOn OF Spokane, Wash, dis
trict supervisor, paid an offic-
ial visit to Crow Agency last
week.
Miss Sallie Jeffries of Port
land, Ore, district supervisor of
nurses for the Indian Service,
was a caller in Grow Agency
last week.
Mrs. Ella Doster, r. N, re-
turned to Grow Agency Tuesday
after a months vacation on the
west coast and in Canada.
MIR. and Mrs. Murlel Martin
left for Chatham, Nebr., for a
months vacation.
Mrs. Charles Ballard and Mrs.
j. r. Wyatt spent Sunday in
Sheridan, Wyo.
Superintendent Charles Jen-
/ ningS OF the Tongue River Res
erVatlon, Jean Fisher and Will
liam Red Cherries stopped In
Crow Agency Thursday enrouue
to the lana use conference in
BoZeman.
Clarence Runyan, Leonard
Smith and F. M. Scott and IT'D
al Council officers, Harry
Whiteman, Frank YarIott, Char
ley YarlotJ and Max Big Man
leit for BOzeman to attend the
Land Use Conference Thursday.
They returned to Grow Agency
saturday.
Miss Helen Conver, R. NJ, of
Hardin has been on duty in
the Crow Agency hospital as a
special nurse to Mrs. John
Glenn the past week.
Miss Helen Lewis of Billings
and Archie Grover of HaraIn
spent Sunday at the Clyde Lew
Is home.
Jimmie Thompson of Phila-
delphia, Pa, weIl-known artist
and cartooniSt, is making his
headquarters at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ballard
while gathering local color on
the reservation for his pictures.
Mr. Thompson is with the Nc
Kay Publishing Co., in Philadel-
phia.
Chris Carney, Jr., left for
Sheridan, Wyo., Friday, where
he has position as clerk in the
city hall.
William Jennings and F. M.
Scott made a business trip to
Billings Tuesday.
captain and Mrs. George
Nyce of Billings visited in Crow
Agency Tuesday enroute to the
Tongue River reservation and
other reservations east of here.
Captain Nyce is district super
visor for the Forest Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Kimball
and children of Sanders spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs.
klmball's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Clyde Lewis.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Frailey
motored to Sheridan Sunday.
Mrs. George Molzahn and son,
Paul, of Sheridan are visiting
at the Frailey home.
Randall Smith was a Billings
visitor over the week end.
DR.. Charles Ballard has been
promoted to the position of
senior physician of the Crow
Agency hospital and of the res
ervation-
DR.. H. A. Fisher has moved
into the house formerly occu-
pied by DR.. and Mrs. Mac Ben
Jamin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frailey enter
tanned MIR. and Mrs. Ralph
Jones of Busby at dinner Thurs
| day evening
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Too Late to Cldssifv

FOR RENT-Furnished apart
ment, Electric refrigerator, in
ner spring mattress. Adults on
ly. See jenkins Apis, or phone
42W 39-1
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S. o. S. CLUB MEETS
The S. o. S. club met last
Friday in cabin IS of the Camp
Custer tourist park with Mrs.
L. c. Linthacum as hostess.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
OLD B A DGER 6 A M E

EVelYNe FRECHETTE. John DiIIneer's "moII" hos
posed for The Sundoy Sto its exposure Of rockets
!" these pictures the second group the SERIES she demon
strote how roeketeers swnde victims of the bodqe
one Of the oldest rockets.
Told ond etold its o'woys the some story pretty
womon serves os bolt. The victim is q rich mon An
enroged "husbond owoys breoks in on an otectooote
scene And the victim oIwoys poys
La gaceta., 1938-10-31

las personals que puedan hacer-
10 corcurran a recibir al senior
embajador.
Ell microbes por la noche. en-
Ell Centre Obrero, Sc hara entire
ga de la medalla al Comite, por
Ell Sr. Enbajador, Y Ell juevas Sc
celebrara un acto en- Ell Centre
Assgriano, en- Ell cual Sc presen-
tara la medana, Ell diploma y ha-
IA uso de la palabra Don Fer
nando de los Rios.
Ell Comite Femenino ha sido
inNitado especiaamente al BAN
quote y tomara parte en- todos
los actos que Sc organizer.
Jose MARTINEZ hara la presen
taci6n de Don Fernando, en- ell
Centre Obrero. Sera el lnico dis
curse. Don Fernando hablara, lie
entregara Ia medalla de la Cruz
Roja Espanola y Martinez le
contestant.
En- ell Centre Asturiano. tam.
bien por acuerdo expreso del &C
mite, Jose Martinez lie dara Ia
bienvenida y Don Fernando ha.
blara.
Una reception Sc prepare pa
"a Ell Sr. Embajador, organizads
por las sociedades espanolas y e
IConite Popular Democratico.
Asistieron a la reunion veri.
ficada aver por ell Comite, loE
cCmpaneros Benjamin Blanco
Manuel Garcia, Jr.; P. r. Moya
Hip6lito de la Parte, Alexandra
Inclan, Jose Tamargo, VictOris
no Manteiga, Aurelio Prado
Jose Martinez, que preside,
Cuando Sc hallaba reunido e
Comite, lego a visitar ell Centre
Obrero ell Sr. Eugene Moss, re
presentante de los Amigos de
Battalion Abraham Lincoln, er
compahia de su esposa Y d.
Francisco Rojas, hermano del
valiente miliciano Felipe.
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
Ser. Sta, Q~uintero's Ser, Sta,

SSas 2s@u SAh S~h ~N~f
Twin Palm Inn, A. Fernandez,
Fernandez Restaurant, P. P.
Gro, National Furniture, Fer
nandez y Vega, Camera Y
Diez, Casino Drug Store, Ma
viera Cafeteria, Baamonde Fur
niture, Lido's Cafe, Fonte Poul-
try Mkt, La Reguladora Gazette
ria, Palma Cafe, Columbia Ca
feterfa, DR.. Myers, La America
Restaurant, Sportsman's, Elk
press Cafe, La Norma Gazette
ria, Fermin Souto, Manuel Fer
nandez Pendas, Guillermo AL
varez, Rufino Castro, Vicente
Ferrer, Ernesto's Cafe, La Cam
mune Cooperative, Michigan Ca
fe, MARTINEZ Co. Fill Sta, La
tin American Garage, E. Lera
Gro, A. Alvarez Gro, La Palo-
ma Bakery, Tropical Dairy, P.
P, Tropical Fer, Sta, Gaspar
Garcia, Valentin Galan, Cuco
Valdes, Jose Gonzalez, Manuel
del Rio, Serra's Boulevard Res.
%taurant, Cooperative La Llega-
da, Manuel Garcia (Padre),
Spanish Italian & American
Gro, Reliable Cleaners, Ahus
Cafe, Alameda Poultry Mkt, A
" G Feed Store, Gonzalez Y Pc
rez Feed Store, Alexandra Gar
cia, Gro., Valencia Importing
Co., Jose M. Lopez Gro, c. Ca
dreeha, Ideal Cafeteria, Ell Sc.
gundo Progreso, Cooperative
La Familiar, Ell Buen Gusto RS
taurant, 4th of July Cafe w.
Tampa Furniture, Cooperative
La NCoVa Vita, Aleman Hard
ware, Eagle No. l Drug Store,
Alfredo Gonzalez, Mariana San
chez, Angel Escobio, Ramon
Samerio, Guillermo Temes Res
~taurant, Baidomero Fojaco
Cleaners, Epoca Grocery, La u
MON Bakery, Royal Teatro, Ha-
bana Gro, AL & F Gro, La Fa-
vorita Bakery, La Popular Ba-
kerry, Suarez Balantine Beer.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Russo's Restaurant.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Empleados de La Traduc-
ci6n, Empleados del Valencia
Restaurant.
(Continuard).
La gaceta., 1938-10-31

invitara al Mayor para los actos
cue Sc preparan en- honor del EN-
bjador.
Organizar una comida para la
tarde del microbes, a las 500,
en- ell restaurant Columbia, a la
que seran invitadas representa-
clones de las sociedades que in
tegran Ell Comite y las autorida-
des.
Entire las sociedades invita- :
das, por medic de sus represen-
taciones, figuran Ell Centre Els
panel, Centre Asturiano, Clrcu-
10 Cubano, Calballeros Leales de
America, Unione haliana, La
Italia, La Fraternidad, La Con-
cordia, Ell Porvenir, La Florida,
Acci6n Gallega y otras.
Invitaciones especiales Sc man
daran al alcalde, jefe de policia,
sheriff, Mr.. Angle, Mr.. Logan,
ell Rev. j. A. Phillips, M. K. Hud
son, preSidente de la Oamara de
Concrete de Ybor, y otras per-
sonas.
Espera ell Comite que todas
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa
LA LLEGADA DE DON FERNANDO
Reunion del Comite de Reception

e. Comite que tiene a su car.
go ell reclbimiento a Don Fer
nando de los Rios, emIbajador de
Espana en- Washington, que
arribara Ell microbes a esta ciu-
dad, por tren, procedente de
Miami, tom6 aver, reunido en- Ell
Centric Obrero, los acuerdos ST.
, guientes:
Que ell Comite en- pleno acuda
a la eStacion de Ia Union, a las
7::30 de la manana del microbes
para recibir a Don Fernando,
que llegara de Miami.
Nombrar una comisi6n para
separate habitaciones en- Ell no.
tel Hillsborough.
BuScar un autom6vil, con Ella
dlo Mesa (Topete) para guiarlo
mientras dure la estancia del
embajador en- Tampa.
Enviar una comisi6n para vi
star al alcalde e informarle de
ciertos particulars, compuesta
por Victoriano Manteiag, Maria
no Rodriguez, Manuel Garcia y
P. Ramirez Moya. Esta comisi6n
La gaceta., 1938-10-31

guivelo, IN notatCle luchador, Sc
batira Dick Powell, 81 umpire
y estrella de las llaves y agarra
por donde puedas.
Juanito es va popular en- Tam
pa y los luchadores lie llaman ell
"fidalgo de I'm"
Joe Kotosonaros, poderoso lu
.chador griego, sc enfrontara
con Peter Managoff, ell russo.
Big Bill Middekauff peleara
con Paul Harper, de Dallas, Te-
!Xas.
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
Essta noche ~volveran a luchar Dick
Shikat y ROLAND Kirshmeyer
Juanito Olaguivel contra Dick Powell

Ell excampe6n de luchas, una
notabilidad aqui y fuera de aqui
Dick Shikat, volvera a luchar,
hoy lunes, con ROLAND Kirsh-
meyer, ell gigantic de Oklahoma.
Els ell encuentro a una caida,
sin limite de duraci6n, despues
del empate de la semana pasa-
da.
Shikat es una estrelia legfti-
ma y Kirshmeyer es I'm lucha-
dor muy popular en- Tampa.
Con Ell espanol Juanito Ola
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
LISiA DE CONTR1BUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR DE SOCORRO
A ESPANA
(Continaaci6n)

Contribuyeron con $1.00: Ma
nuel Faedo, Joaquin de Ia LA
ma, Luciano Gonzalez, Jose vi
llaz6n, Rubio's Drug Store, Ca
feterfa La Nacional, Tomas A.
lonso Gro, La Palma Bakery,
Benito Beronda, Pedro Lima,
Nicola Fruit Stand, Twin Palm
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
6 BELLISIMAS PLEAS -
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA.
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE HA pEsEAD,

Plata para la mesa. Lo que las mu-
jeres quieren Y des.an. Plata para la me-
sa, ell ideal, cubiertos hechos por la famo-
ga WIN. A. ROGERS SILVERWARE.
Una gran noticia tenemos que dar a
n~uestras l%ectoras.
La Gaceta, por medic de la cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. Rogers, hace possible la
adquisici6n de estos cubiert~s a srs hume
rosos ~lectores. listed puede tener 10 que
otras senoras y senoritas tienen.
CALIDAD - DURACION DE POR VIDA
Els duro c~reerlo, pero la realidad esta
aquf-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-02-24
Interest fund

township AuCereSt 1un0-- 06xsSU
It is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out Of
Separate Road District No. 1, for sal
aries, labor, supplies, ETC., as follows:
w. E. Diggs $4,000, Willie Randle
$3.50, Arch Randle $3.50, Charlie
Archer $3.50, Pleasant Randle $4,000,
Tee Bell Booker $500, Swinney Hard
ware Co. $0.56, Miss. TT. 4 Eqpt. Co.
$1.18, Peoples Service Station $67.49,
Terry's Garage $811, Peoples Service
Station No. 2 $500, G. M. Johnson
$4,000, Robert Sale $42.0 o Dan Horton
$4,000, John Sanders 8 500, Boose
Cooper $4,000, Rufus Greer $500, Buddy
Torrey $500, Henry Patten 1880, An
drew Jefferson $1,000, Standard Oil Co.
$11S.S1, Peoples Service Station No. 2
$2S4.29, The Fincher Co. $685., Peoples
Service Station $145.21, Miss. Tractor 4
Eqpt. Co. $95.98.
II IL hereby ordered that the fellow
ing aceounts b allowed payable 6utH Of
Separate Road District No. 2, for sal
aries, labor, supplies, etc, Is follows:
A. G. Autry 10000, Jake Manuel $47.00,
Elum Mcbride $4,000, Dennis Mcbride
5000, Emmitt Kyser $4,000, Red T. Ser
vice Station t150.53, Gulf Services Sta
ton $50, Green Bros. Gravel Co. $141.-
so, Columbus Gravel Co. $1S5.14, I. C..
R. R. Co. (Goodman) 1896, /. C. r. r.
Go. (Durant) $201.49, L. C. r. R. Co.
(Durant- $2S2.6O, A. L. Powers $500, l..
c. Browning $3.50, Cornelius Truitt
$4,000, Ralph Mcclellan $500, Austin
Stroud $1,000, Autis Hathcock $3.50, J..
D. Kyzer $3.50, W. E. McCreary $45.0O,
Miss. Tr. 4 Egypt. Co. $9.37, Towards
$500. G. E. eagle $500, Miss. Road Sup
ply Co. $24.A8.
1t is hereby ordered that the follow |
Ing accounts be allowed payable ont Of
Separate Road District No. 8, for sal !
aries, labor, supplies, etc, as follows:
Otto Wallis $4,000, Hermey Abel $4,000, |
Charlie Pettus $4,000. Raif Harthcsck
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-02-24

Miss. Power a Light Co. t13.07, Western
Auto Assoc. Store $40, S~haddock, Kim
brough 4 Co. 1927, Heinrich Drug Store
s0.S6, w. L. Ellis, sheriff $26S.20, T. M.
williams, agent S275.O0, Mrs. A. s.
Povall, sec'y 5000, Lexington Lumber
Co. $1,000, Durant News $500, Lexing-
ton Advertiser $12.ls, Roy Garrett
$14.O0, The Fincher Co. $2.94, Ellen
Scale $4,000, The Office Supply Co.
$3.50, Jackson Typewriter Co. 5000, b..
s. Beall 5000, B. H. Cooper $4,000, Ruff
& Watson $500, Daisy Anderson $500,
L. c. Boatwright $66.7o, Mrs. J. G. Her
bert, Jr. 1900, Roy Lyon, assessor $l7s.-
IL, Roy Lyon, assessor $4,000, Jim Will
burn $24.s0, Lexington Advertiser $751;
as, Roy Garrett 500, Lexington Adver-
tiser $11.00, J. N. Fryer $3.50. Peoples
Drug Store s1.02, Dement, Printing Co.
1886. Miss. Printing Co. t5sJSl. Tucker
Printing Co. $3.50. Miss. Stationery Co.
$27.49, Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
$3.50, The Durant News $3.50. The Du-
rant News $26.50, Sou. Bell Tel. Z Tel.
Co. $3.50, Same $3.50. Same e64.66, Mrs.
Jennie Thwsatt $1Ss35. J. D. weeks S7s.-
rs, Miss. Printing Co. el.70, Tchula Com
| mercial Co. 5000, Miss. State Sana-
| torium $s1 90, DR.. G. G. Ash $500, DR..
G. G. Ash $1l.50, Fincher Hardware Co.
$1l.l1, G.. d. McCalsb, J. p. e4.6o. B. H.
Davis $l.66, H. B. Jones, $500, A. G.
Conger e<1.o0. H. b. Jones $500. A. G.
Conger $3.50, II. J. Baine e1.O0, J. W.
Smith 800, Joe Lou 800, r. T. Walt
= 100, +. J.. Sweet 800, X. J. Irving
&l.00, H. b. Jones, J. p. $500, A. G.
Conxsr. const. $3.50, W. c. Perry e1.00,
Marvin Smith, Jr. 800. s. J. Fooss
$1.O0, H. Schur 800, r. X. Jones 800,
w. N. Unesr 800, 8. L. white, j. p.
$500, J. N. Watts, esnst. $3.50, J. A.
Hearn, J. p. &lSe5. R. C. Caussy, const.
$4,000, Parham H. Williams, clerk $3.50,
w. L. Ellis, sheriff S7.10, Z. W. Ellison
800, J. F. Sample 800, j. W. Harvey
800. s. B. Taylor 800, L. C.. johnson
$1.00, Jonas Long 500, H. X. CHM
$2S0.SS, Maryland Casualty Co. $780, 90,
Herman Insurance Agency tl1.O0, @. G.
Mansfield $lS2.6l, Tom 9. Ellis $1,000,
Anita J. burden Slos.oo. Parham n. VIII.
liams, clerk $4,000, Parham II. Williams,
clerk 5000, w. L. Ellis, 9l2.00, W. L.
Ellis, sheriff $27.00, Doty Anderson
$500, Parham H. Williams, clerk $3.50.
Road Three $4,000, Road Three $4,000.
=. M. Mcclellan 1886, W.. c. Watson
1886, w. 3. Miller 1856, Durant News
$14.40. G. w. Johnson $1,000, II. D. war
rem. sheriff $3.50, c. c. Pahlsn, sse'y
$1,000, Sou. Bell Tel. 4 Tel Co. 400,
H. 4. CHM &20.e6, Miss. Power Z Light
Co. e2iS, Lewis Grocer Co. $0.47, Pso-
pies Drug Store $l.32, Office Supply Co.
$1-28, Ernestine Albin $3.50. N. 8. Blake
$3.50, wilma Heard $3.50, L. w. Rabb
$3.50, Lucille Waugh $500, Mrs. r. A.
Malone $4,000.
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It Is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out Of
Bridge Fund, for salaries, labor sup
plies, etc, as follows: Edgar Callihan
$2s.ss, Edgar Callihan $685., =. A. Hsarn
s20o.50, T. J. Brown $162. 90, Lewis Gro.
Co. s7.s5, Lewis Gro. Co. $14So. Joe n.
Moore $500. L. r. Heard $500. r. =.
Terrell 5000, Donald Cash esev- .4Hs.
C.. Albin $3.50, Reedy McBnGs es56o.
Jack Martin $500, Halbert Farmer 437.-
50, G. d. Thornton ss6s.5 G. D. Thorn
ton $1,000, Duess Reed $s2.32, J. +.
Autry slo.5o, J. U. Donald $3.50, J. Q.
Donald $500. Tri State Culvert Mfg. Co.
1881 go, Choctaw Culvert = Mch. Co.
$685. co., Earl Mclean $500. Earl Ne
Lean $500, Henry Mclean, u. 1890.
Lewis Grocer Co. $S.e7, T. J. Brown
sfoe.ls. L. D. Purcell ss9.A2, ,. 1. Hay
man Store $500. Louis johnson 5000.
Billie Harthcock $4,000. Will higgins
$500, J. W.. Burwsll $1,000, Ben Kills-
brew $500, L. b. Spencer 9ll7.S7, J. r.
Martin t1l1.s5, Humphrey-0'Rsi Co.
s7.si, L. r. Heard $1sl.20. L. r. Heard
sao.ls. L. r. Heard sl12.ss. Til Stats
Culvsrt Z Nch. Co. $sss.7s, Same s1,lss.-
90. Same ssl1.0l. Same $4,000. J. A
Hearn Seo.0e. J. =. Carpenter essy0o.
Harold Brock tl.s7. W. A. Gowsn e1ella.
Tchula Grocer Co. STA. Lsxington Lam
Der Co. ell.2l, Tn State Cluvsrt = McA.
Co. $4,000, Crussr Road 3slSo, Lisk-
Nsweemb Mil I Lbr. Co. tet.14, TeAnla
Gro. Co. el5s.ll, Tri State Culvsrt CO.
$4,000. A. L. Presley sl2.7s, g. 3. Abel
= G. Mclean $4,000. Rafs Ki1lsbrsw
$500, G. +. Byrd 5000, ". y. spencer
$500, Geo. D. wynns ess.1s. L. o. SPAN
$500, L. o. Spell $500. L. o. spsrl
$500, L. o. Spell es.oo, Z. o. spell els.-
90. Lexington Lumber %. tss.1s.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-02-24

Biibo Marshall $ss.75, Buck Mar
shall sci 80, Cliff McGinty SCOTS, Geo..
Reynolds $9,75, Noel's Auto Electric Co.
1857, C~ovington's Service Station $l2.6l,
C. H, Abel $3.50, Terry's Garage 1854,
The Fincher Co. 1928, Lexington Lumber
Co. $1.58, A. L. Presley $500, Barr-Gwin
Co. $1.74, Presley Chevrolet Co. $23.5S,
Standard Oil Co. $4,000, T. J. Brown
ATS. T. J. Brown, Jr. $3.50, Willie Mil
M $4,000, Miss. Tr. q Eqpt. Co. e276.6b,
willard Hearn s101.70, Willie Spencer
$500.
It Is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out OF
Separate Road District No. 4, Thornton,
for salaries, labor, supplies, ETC., as fol-
lows: r. c. Causey $500. VIM. Roof.
Jr. $4,000, Herbert Marshall 5000, Bilbo
Carpenter $4,000, Carl Bunch $4,000, Al
bert Smith $3.50, Lion Oil Ref. Co. $685.
OF, r. C. Causey $500, NJ. E. Barrett
S26. 90, K. X. Kirk $50, Baine Hdwe.
Co. 1901, Joe Cerame $l0.15, Tchula
Grocer Co. $62.66. Liberto Motor Co.
$29.21.
It is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out Of
Separate Road District No. s, Cruger,
for salaries, labor, supplies, etc, IS fol-
lows: Jack Simmons $S4.s9, Eugene
Roosevelt $2s.76, Phil Henry $500 Joe
Dawson $685. 90, Ike Nols $500, Joyce
Cox, Jr. 5000, s. F. Buchanan ss7.12.
Lion Oil Refining Co. $15o.0S, Hender-
SON Baird Hdwe. Co. $6.35, Standard Oil
Co. S4.l8, Baine Hardware Co. 1886,
Sharpe Service Station $2.54, Lucy N.
Cox $1,000, Joyce Cox $4,000, D. B. Cox
$3.50.
II Is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out Of
Separate Road District No. s, Tchula, for
salaries, labor, supplies, ETC., ~ follows:
Henry Todd $500, Leven Buckle $4,000.
D. Mitchell 1850, Manuel Taylor $3.50,
John Williams $500, Will Smith SIS. 90.
C. E. Shuttleworth $115.00, Baine Hard
ware Co. $12.6S, w. E. Jones Estate
$1,000, C. E. Shuttleworth $3.50. Barr
Gwin Co. $6.6S, Mas. TT. 4 Egypt. Co,
$4S.47, Standard Oil Co. $181.86, Wal
lace Co. 1880.
It is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out Of
County Fund, for salaries, labor, sup
RAASot SsSst - AVAAVWos ivy
$4,000, A. M. Pepper $4,000, Durant
Library 5000, H. M. Jordan $3.50, Miss.
Power 4 Light Co. $57.02 City Of Lex
ington $37.65, Lexington Lumber Co. ST.
Al, State Oil 4 Supply Co. t4431, State
Oil 4 Supply Co. 1890, Crane Co. $685.
25, The Fincher Co. $37y88, Lexington
Lumber Co. $1.SS, Newton DeBaun &c.,
80, Lexington Advertiser t64.15, Mills
Hospital Supply Co. $6.25, Lewis Grocer
Co. $500, H. K. CHM $16.48, McKesson
4 Robins, Inc. 1851, TchuIa Grocery
Co. $S0.15, American Surgical Sslbly
Co. $5.71, Abbott Laboratories 1886,
Sharpe 4 Dohme $S526, Holmes Co,
Health Dept. &650.O0, Burroughs Adding
Machine Co. $500, The Durant News
$3.50, W. L. Ellis, sheriff $1,000, W.. L.
Ellis, sheriff 1871, Lexington Advsr-
tiser $1,000, B. s. Beall $l.7s, Western
Auto Associate Store $500, J. NJ. Fryer
$3.50. Heinrich Drug Store 9l.11, Lex
ington Ice q Creamery Co. (7.6S, B. s.
Beall $1.02, B. s. Beall $3.l2, Newton
DeBaun $500, City Of Lexington t7S6,