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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
AbeS In
Duo Win

Two strong minor sport aggre-
cations from Lincoln high kept
their indicated records intact
yesterday, the wrestlers downing
the USS Idaho matmen 20-19 at
Bremerton and the swimmers ply
ing the Everett waters to a 44-22
victory over the Seagull natators.
Coach Neil Hickok's grapplers
piled up an early lead by coping
six of the first eight events, but
almost saw the lead wiped out
when the last three Abes lost their
bouts.
Wrestling results, with the Lin
coin man named first: 11S-pound
division. Takasugi pinned Payne
in 1;24 minutes; 125, Richmond
decisioned Lilly and Tengesdahl
decisioned Mitchell; 135, Cameron
lost decision to Crocher; las,
Arnestad decisioned Reigert.
Hash lost decision to Holder, and
Trusler decisioned Daniels; 155.
Cole decisioned Olnuz; 165, Void
lost decision to Engstrom and
Smith lost TO Raquet by a fall;
and, heavyweight, Nelson lost to
Brooks by fall.
Swim summary:
40-yard free-style: Lee E), first:
Mcneil U), second: Bill Rohrs U),
third: time, 1876.
l0o-yard breaststroke; Barnett (E).
first; Don Ford 0), second. West
G). third; time, 1880.
22o-yard free-style: Barber Cd,
first: Horn (E). second: Dowsett Cd.
third: time. $3.50.
l0o-yard backstroke; Larson tE),
first; Berg G) second; sines G).
third: time. 1:i02.
l0o-yard free-style: Chuck Rohrs
ID first: Kennedy Cd. second: Bill
Rohr third: time 1:0i.5
Diving: Krutilla Ill. first; Broth
erton IL. second; Kimble E). third.
l80-yard medley relay: Lincoln
Rambaugh. Bud Ford, Chuck
Rohrs) time, 1903.
l4o-yard free-styIe relay; Lincoln
Dowsett. Bill Rohrs. Mcneil. Bar
ber): time, 1875.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Patty Berg Wias
Golf Title nateI

CORAL aAnux2 N. - oolf.
ing's girls had . mighty socx
tims winning tournaments lass
summer and fall while Patty tssrs
wss recapsrating from n ep~F-
atian. bat IL rwdhssA was ho~k
In ths psiiss psrsds today ard
tbs other iaansss sss absut ~.
signed 10 pisos and shew.
UssbIe - acf~sf ~ ~
tiensi chasspls~~Aip hnnnsns
II ~ apys~<spss~sy iast yess.
she returned - - sntrways
n capture ~ mr. esnssrs-
ttve n1tnma u1oesnsre enaar
pssssksp yesenrAay.
And. her victim n H. final
was none ether than nstty Jsmse-
son. the san Antonio. Tsx., n5rl
who had succeeded hsr - aationaI
champion.
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Results Of the Class A Women's
league matches were: Helen
Davis 3, Brown and Haley /:
Columbia Beer 8. Publix Garage 1:
Sixth Avenue Merchants 5, Max
well Products 1; DIR. l. 3. Whet-
stone 3, Pacific Match /: Hotel
Winthrop 5. Jacks Griddle /.
George Hutchinson rolled o37
for the best score in the Milwaukee
league matches and Charles Thorn
son finished with 542 for the high
est mark in the matches of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
College Hoop Scores
BY UNITED PRESS

~ INITkD fHEss
Humboldt state 50. Southern Ore
gon 40
oregon Pro~h 81 oregon state
Frosh 81
wyoming 81. Colorado STATE 20.
Denver So, Utah State -.
California 80, uCLA -.
Santa Clara a.. Stanford 90.
San Franc.sco -. 81. Mays 30
Warrington State so. 0onzAge ~.
Montana 81. Montana State 81.
Eastern Montana ~. Carroll 20
College OF Puget Sound ~. Whit
man ~
Idaho Southern 81. coliegs Of
Idaho 30
Willamette s. Llnfield 81
Eastern Warrington %, Whit
worth 81
Nevada -. Fresno ststs ii.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

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Peter q pau ~ J o'eiscs. sna Hoiy
Gross ~. a.9rea Heart II : . eioek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Huskies Beat Idaho
In 4 Minor Sport1

nDaAoN, Idaho -Four unissf-
slty % washington zainoT sports
teams To-Day bosstsd . eonplsts
Sweep against the University ~
Inahs and vent On 10 Pullman
70 meet waahinaton Stats college.
1ns Hnskisa dsfeatsd Idaho -
swimming. - 70 M a fs1e1n9.
s 70 4, and wrestling. - 20 5
me Washington volieyball team
beat the vandals IN five straight
sstG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Leavenworth Ski Jump Draws Stars

LEAVENWORTH-Some of the
finest skiers in the country leveled
their sights today at the Pacific
Northwest ski jumping champion
ships scheduled tomorrow on the
Leavenworth big hill.
Al Engen Of Sun Valley Ski
club, holder of the American
distance record at ISL feet,
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pensd to Fred I never saw any
thing hike il in my life.
Although there were no knock
downs In the bout. Apostoh suf-
fered the worst beating of his
career. In the early going II Was
an excellent fight. with southpaw
Bettins's rapid-fire right jsb and
smashing left hook always beating
Fred to the punch. Both suffered
gashes over their left eyes in the
furious third round. And in the
fifth Bettins staggered Fred with
a left hook to the chin and belted
him groggy in Apostolfs own
corner. Fortunately the bell rang.
The he'll rang again In the
10th when left hooks 10 the
chin and belly had Apostoii
reeling about the ring on rub
her legs. That actually WAS
the beginning Of the end--an
end fhaf saw the Frisco
Italian take . terrible batter
Ing In the 18th and 18th.
ApostoIi VIVA bleeding from
the left brow, from the nose
and mouth. His right eye was
swollen almost shut.
This victory won for Bettina
another shot at the light heavy
crown which he lost to Champion
Billy Conn last July. Mauling
Melio will challenge at New York
or Detroit the winner Of the Conn.,
Gus Lesnevich title fight at Miami
on Feb. rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

Gonzaga Six Wins

APOkANE -- Gonxaga unlvvr.
sity today laid claim 10 the Pa
cifie coast collegiate hockey cham
pionship after smotherinx the Uni-
versity of Southern California.
. 10 .. m the rubber game Of .
three-game series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

Friday Results
Enumclaw IS. Auburn 10.
Renton %. Buckley -.
Puyallup-Sumner, postponed.
Highiine postponed.
saturday Game
Auburn al Puyaliup
ENuMCLAW - Chuck Smiths
Enumclaw Tigers made certain Of
a tie for first half honors in the
Puget Sound conference by de-
feating Auburn Trojans, 7bie,
here last night
The Trojans, despite several
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Independent League

The schedule Of Eafn<s 20 be played
next veek u ~ foiiows A Dfvtsion,
D M. paeifir Mutual Va Northwest
Chair al Q D. m Y NJ c. a. "
Nsilsy's 81 . D m. Thursday Whssi-
err W northwest CHAIR 1t p. m
Pacific Mutual W Y ~ G. A ~ .
p. m. Arcner's ". Valleys ~ p. m
Pricay--Archsr " Pacifif Mutual
AZ .. IN Whselera " aAilefs AZ
. m Northwest Chair Va N
G. A 81 . D M
D Division Tuesday American
Lake " KaRies A. 7 y m Chiiiat
Va Community Boasf II . m,
Marine "a Bnal Birth ~ y. ~
Thufsday-B nai H'rith ~ Chifia't AZ
Tp. N Community House. -, hunsy-
lean Lake 81 . . N Marines Va
Kakies 81 y m Friday american
Community Houhs ~ . p M Ma
yfr,es W rauai Fsritn a. D. M.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Cheney Wins Clash

CHENEY, Wash. - Eastern
Washington College of Education,
leading all the way. overwhelmed
Whitworth college Of Spokane last
night so 10 81 In q non-conference
basketball game. The Savages led
at halftime, 20 to 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
ABE MIDGETS
WINPRACTICE

Lincoln midgets won . hard
fought fray from the rilicum
Tigers, Commercial league entry.
1928. Friday afternoon. Coach
Tell Pagni's five held q i4-1a
halftime lead. Lanky Bob Strand
led the Abe pee wees with 10
markers.
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was listed ~ . competition,
along with Zig Inland Of
Leavenworth. with q best
mark of 249 feet.
There were some 20 other en-
ries in the class A event, in
.luding Roy Mikkelson of Auburn
Calf, former olympic Games
umper and national champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

wsliy Moses has szrssi " terms
offered ~ tss fh,i@osiphis Alta
leties ana IN forward his ssEnsa
is<o contract In a day - -
President Manager coanls Max
said today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
EATOkvHIE WINS
EAroNvuIE-B BIN Lennon

EATONvILI-E - Bill Lemmon's
Eatonville Cruisers hoped right
into the thick OF the fight for sec
ond place In the Pierce County
league and the berth In the West
Central district tourney by defeat
ing Roy Lynx. 46-40. here last
night.
The Cruisers broke AWAY
from an s-s tie the first period
TO lead 22-17 at halftime and
stayed out In front the rest Of
the route.
Roy's Harold Snow was high
point man with IL but the Snow
man was not up to his usual eff
cheney, having only forsaken the
sick bed yesterday. Eatonville
seconds won. 1928. In overtime.
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Fife Trojans
Add ToLead

friday Results
Pie -. Clover pprk -
kepowsin 81, Yelm 80.
Eatonviils ~. nor 90
FEDERAL wsy-orsinE postponed.
FIFE--Bill Wilson's Fife Tro-
jams started last night humping off
their Pierce County league rivals
for the second time this season but
Clover Park Warriors didn't bump
80 easy as the first meeting. Fife
barely won. 1854. At Clover Park.
The Trejans led al the way
but thu fighting Warriors kept
right on their hecis and aet-
ualiy outscored the undefeated
leaders In the second half.
Fife seconds won. 46-lT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

YELM - Kapowan Loggers,
paced by Harry Erickson with ~
points. showed that they have
shaken the effects of their recent
sick spree by defeating Yelm Tor
nadoes, 51-39. and thus ended
Yelm's two-game win streak. Yelm
seconds won, 1925.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

Los ANGEI.Es---Keuny Wash
ington. u. C. L. A. baekf1sid star.
VIII appear In an sIl-Negro movie
pro5uction to b. made IN Holly
wood.
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Whips
Auburn, Is 1o

players eus with ~ sps1eunte
thai closed Auburn schoais
earlier In the week. rave
Enuusrisw . tough scrap
Auburn I'D. io-s. ~ ~ quar-
TER and was behind aniy I1-is
nj hAiftime and ff-fs ~ TIE
three-quarter pe~t.
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1uHITI"
Lincoln ts2D
tfs, TiIIicum

LaDEDin s9h1s fiAtHff w
Carr, Seto, Christianson.
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OGGERs CLIMB

Hamerus. Monohan: Roy, william
"a. Peters, Larsen.
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subs FIFE, kuso al; Clover rsrs.
Hill CD McCienashsn CD. saiveson
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oUut hNpVNWHi oostE VIZ FNEE'
Brunette ca. HiDrich.
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SKI WEATHER


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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
Return To Montana

Earl johnson of Browning,
his brother, Arthur johnson of
Benchland and Chas. Danioth of
Hobson have returned to their
homes from Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, where the johnson brothers
have been receiving treatment
at the McCleary sanitarium and
clinic for the past few weeks.
They are feeling much better
and report a pleasant visit at the
resort. near Kansas City, Mo.
Earl left Browning last Nov
ember to take these treatments;
his friends will be glad to hear
of his recovery. He is located
on the Octavia Stone ranch on
Milk River.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
Browning Is An Ideal Place
For You To Make Your Home
Browning Has Many Fine Advantages As The SITE
For Attractive and Permanent Homes

The ninth many advantages
by community
home.
is fact that Browning offers
Family country
ty and has all the attractions that city has to offer
Browning confined by size Children
CRIME industrial
to offer.
growing type coming
being the needs arise New will when the desrab
Browning and of community becomes known
local people to spread this
good will strangers and visitors Explain to
what fine place Browning to live in Show them just what
Browning taking to be Better and Bigger City.
be loyal always Become familiar with its
home here yourse-or betterbuid just the
wanted and induce others to do likewise.
thing build spirit
to the advantage of all of
great deal these
munity fellows first this
Back them by cooperation and with
al of future business
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
Milknaid Takes " :
Place of Cowboy
In Old Wyoming
Dairy Cattle Becoming More
Numerous as Price
Of Beef Drops. K

ALTON, WYO.-The milkmaid is
replacing the cowboy on the broad
plains of Wyoming.
The great herds of beef cattle still
are there-behind fences now-but
dairy cattle are growing in number
and Wyoming now ranks fifth in the
nation in the production of Swiss
cheese, with an annual output of
ESQ, 900 pounds.
The hard-bitten cattle barons of
SO years ago frowned on milk cat
tie and raised few other than for
their own supplies of products. With
the present decline in beef markets
and the increased trend in the state
toward agriculture, dairy cattle be-
come more numerous each year.
Products Rate High.
Cheese experts say that the Wyo-
ming product compares favorably
with that of foreign manufacturers.
The Star Valley. in west-central
Wyoming, is the heart OF the dairy
producing industry. In 1927 a CO.
operative firm was formed, with 81
members to build a cheese factory
for production of milk products. En-
perts tried to discourage the idea,
but it proved a success from the be-
ginning.
Today the valley supports five CO.
operative production centers and six
factories with its annual output of
300, 900, 900 pounds of milk. Ideal
grass and climatic conditions in this
picturesque region have aided in
earning for more than half of the
diaries contributing to the co-opera-
tive concerns grade-A ratings.
Eight thousand COWS are repre-
scented in the products of the CO.
operatives and factories, according
to an estimate by George Knutson
of the Wyoming live stock and crop
reporting service.
Fremont County in Lead.
Fremont county, in central Wyo-
ming, has shown the most rapid
increases in dairy product output
during the last few years. A CO.
operative factory was constructed
last year at Hudson. Equipped with
the most modern machinery, the
factory has earned an envious repu-
tation for its products, experts say.
Knutson said that the 1888 figure
of $4,000 has increased from $3.50
pounds to 4,230 pounds. He esti-
mated that creameries Throughout,
Wyoming annually produce 1884, 273
pounds of butter, 32l, 1871 gallons OF
ice cream. 1878 gallons of sherbet,
4O3, 232 pounds of American cheese,
72,S25 pounds of cottage cheese, 467,-
094 pounds of dried milk, 82,7Ol
pounds of dried casein and 1000
pounds of Munster cheese.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
Eight Indian Designs
Displayed at KalispeIl

Kalispell, Jan. a. On display
at the county superintendent g
office are eight Indian designs
worked out by NYA students in
the Browning high school. and in
terpretations of about 100 SYM
bols of the Blackfeet tribe.
In . letter accompanying this
display. K. w. Bergnn. superin-
tendent of the Browning school,
said: These Indian designs are
typically Blackfeet. which is re-
coenized especially by the fact
that they are geometrical with
no curves. The colors are combin-
atoms which are most commonly
used in working out the designs.
The stories are true Indian leg
ends obtained by our students
through interviews with older
Indians on the reservation"
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
Legion Auxiliary

Blackfeet Unit No. 17. Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary. held its
regular meeting on Tuesday eve
ming. January 9th, at the home
of Mrs. Becwar. The hostess ser
we'd q most delicious supper to all
the members at $50 p. m. after
which the meeting was held.
Mrs. Becwar who is legislative
chairman gave very inspiring
talk on legislation and the Le-
gion's Legislative program for
the year.
The Rehabilitation chairman.
Mrs. Renshaw reported having
sent laundry bags to Fl. Har-
rison. these being made by the
Auxiliary. Every month there is
some sewing done for Fit. Har-
rison Veterans hospital by the
unit.
We had 16 members at our
last meeting and a lot of business
was transacted.
Mrs. Ed. McDougall reported
on the T. B. Seal sale. this be-
ing sponsored by the Auxiliary
although we do not get any of
the money taken in. This
sale was most successful. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Anspach with Mrs.
Anspach and Mrs. Cummins en-
pertaining.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
First National SANK ss1exnmum-y
Held Annual Nesting

The allla. uesErls n. Ens
s1ccS cciCerS u E:re cirrv-nnl
First Na-,CnllL Sa.iif VIE naft N
Tuesday. Ia,- ).
TIE -clLE EuIiS .i!J:..i-.s va-s -s-
ELECTED -cr &-,.G.-ts- rsk- j l.
S-e-cC-cs. -cvs- S.,,s-.'1-os,
we Tres :. C;-s:.I T1cs2-rss
sri czs-Is- " Z S---ls3l &oa
Miss Lo-sL-s ESss.h. ASSISTANT
cssh!s-s, Dl-scte~-J. L. Sos--
burns, =. P. Sesraa-ns. FsiIhe
Shsrolrns, :. +, Getty and
". E. Su-nlSol.
The stats7isnt for the closing
vesr 1889 shows the bank fl
names 10 Be in excellent shape
with q gratifying increase in de-
posts snG business transactions
that denotes healthy snd
steady growth during the psst
II months.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
Telegram From Wheeler

The Works Progress Admins
tration has just informed Sena-
tor Wheeler that it has approved
an allotment of S9,3S2 to main
tain and operate sewing rooms on
the Blackfeet Reservation in
Glacier and Pondera counties.
The work will include making
cloth toys and other household
articles from scrap materials.
The finished products to Dc cs-
tributed free Of charge to char
table institutions or to the nee,;y
This project now is eligible for
operation at the discretion Of Jo-
seph E. Parker. State ". P. 4
Administrator.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
Browning Girl Receives
Junior Nurse Position

Word has been received here
that Miss Nellie Gladstone, 4
Browning girl who recently pass
ed a competitive Civil Service
examination has received an ar-
pointment to a post a. junior
nurse in the U. 8 Public Health
Hospital in Seattle. Wash Misc
Gladstone is a graduate Of the
Browning high school ciass Gf
'3S and was an honor srlIfenE
that year. She took aer lrrrses
training in the Sacred Haar1
Hospital in Spokane
Her many friends nera i,s
glad to hear Of ner succass.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
In Justices's Court

Before Judge Marion in the
Browning Justices court, two
cases came up January 5, as fol.
lows:
The case of D. w. Bright, Ben
Larson and Leon Moye charged
with the illegal possession Of
beaver hides. After hearing the
evidence the Judge fined them
each $500 and later suspended
the sentence. In the case of
Moye. he was fined an addition
al $25.C co for not having a state
license.
In the case of Harold (Pinky)
Brown charged with assault on
Melvina Croft babe Murphy
with stove shaker. the judge
remanded the defendant to the
district court and placed him
under $4,000 bond.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
Williamson To
Answer Charges

Shelby, Jan. 5-Charged with
having performed an illegal oper-
alton, to which he has pleaded
not guilty, DR.. j. w. Williamson
must face trial in tdistrict court
Jan. Is.
Direct information was filed
last week in district court by
County Attorney Cedar B. Aron-
ow and Williamson was arraigned
Dec. q before Judge R. M. Hat
tersley. He pleaded not guilty
and bonds of $1,000 were fur
nished by Leroy Hughes and AL
Goldberg for his release.
1t is charged that Williamson
performed the operation on La
Vone Steele. part Indian and a
government ward of the Black
feet reservation. She died July
13 at Browning and an autopsy
made by doctors at the agency
hospital resulted in an investiga-
ton which has been conducted by
the Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
ton and by the United States
District Attorneys office. accord
ing to County Attorney Aronow.
Roy F. Allan. assistant united
states district attorney. will sit
in on the case with the county
attorney. 1t is understood that
D. w. Doyle of Conrad and
George Hurd of Great Falls will
conduct the defense.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12
Indian Projects
Get Funds

Washington Jan. 4.-President
Roosevelt recommended to con-
Rress today appropriation Of $685..
82l, 861 for the bureau of Indian
Affairs for the 1871 fiscal year.
So, 4O0, 900 less than the current
years appropriation and 81 .00O.-
600 less than actual expenditures
in fiscal 1889.
In addition, the budget propos.
ed a SIS. 900 public works
fund for the Indian bureau. H.
GLIDING $500. 900 to meet obliga-
tons for Willow creek dam on
the Crow reservation, and $685.
600 for further work on the Flat
head reservation, both in Mon.
tana.
Among specific recommends
tions included in the estimate for
the bureau were these irrigation
and drainage projects.
Fort Belknap reservation,
Montana. $l9. 900; Fort Peck res
ervation, Montana. $22, 1000;
Blackfeet irrigation project Mon
tana, $4,000: Flathead reserva-
ton. Montana. $2O7. 900; Crow
reservation. Montana. $40, 900;
payment to Tongue River Water
Users association. Montana. $19,-
500. Wind River reservation,
Wyoming, $4,000.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-12

A Past Presidents Farley was
organized at the home of Mrs.
Bscwar on Wednesday afternoon.
Those wishing to join may do so
By paying their dues, at the re-
gular meeting of the Auxiliary
Tuesday evening.
Officers elected at this meeting
were, Juanita Schepp. pres; Hell.
ga C, Cummins. sec. treas. 1t was
voted to meet the first Wednes-
day of every month. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. R. E. Schepp. Feb. 7th
at 2 o'clock p. m. - Publicity
Chairman.