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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Sacs, Skiffs
Win Contests
Barrett Gives Only
Five Hits 10 Rivols
By UNITED PRESS

The Sacramento Cardinals came
back With bang last night 70
beat San Diego 1l-e, overcoming
six-run lead held by The Padres
With a nine-run outburst IN the
nth inning
-Four singles and an error gave
the Padres three runs in the first
inning and single and two
doubles IN the fourth accounted
FOR three more But in the fifth
Woody Rich blew up and his sue
eessor, Byron Humphreys, was
likewise ineffective.
Oakland put on a similar as
sault on San Francisco. beat
ing out the Seals 10 to by
virtue of a seyen-run rally in
the eighth.
Seattle nipped Portland l to 0
behind the five-hit pitching Of
Dick Barrett. A single by Charley
Fallon. Al Niemies sacrifice and
Dick Gyselman's single off Freck
Owens glove sent the lone score
across. The ball rolled toward
shortstop Lindsay Brown, and hs
threw wild To the plate.
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Acres Results
"Wednesday

A"tuutro8fF
FIRST Rsce--s4o5. claiming; Swear
oids and UP, fosled in Washington;
81, furlongs.
Glad Fraud 900 $500 81 90 % 50
Prince Pie ils -. $50 10
Home,rust le2l 49,. 700
Jockeys In order: A, Howry. q.
zufelt. W. Vail Time ] 'oe2 Ador-
able Ann, Good Effort. Ida Belle.
Princess Dodo, George Blanket, Dandy
Flower; declared, Grand Chance.
second Race s4os. claiming; 4
year-olds. five furiongs.
Maths Pet AID ....s7o 90 t2eo o. 50
AIR Risk uis .. 2+o 23o
Lucky Lille alD ~ aso
Jockeys IN order q zufelt G.
I Rails. q. Jordan. Time. COL Black
Streak. ProS.soS Ever Seventy, Ia
Osuns. declared Muoilidse.
Third Raee-ssos. s-year-olcs and
up. claiming. six furlongs
Golden Float rilsl $40 " 2o - ~
Tea Fsht lio4l go 1910 10 90
Crystal Speed uig sso
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You Are Right Podner -.

Dear Met: Wasn't Dizzy Dean thrown in as pinch run
ner for Davis during hectic moment in the 1884 World
series between the Cards Detroit and didn't each of the
Deans, Paul too. win two games? Fan.
shooin. Dizzy the first game 10 d
game Paul the sixth to g.
Dsry he deciding game, the seventh IL to o.
In Dir TO for Davis In an attempt
nall the Tigers
nit Ds knocking baseball brea
bra unconscious
hospital and to cneh the series
with last game.
criticized by scrb for rsng
running role But that criticism
long realize oil DIE couldn't have been
badly hurt when hit fortified there
p g.. . Detroit fourth game. 10 to 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Indians Just
About Champs
Twice Beet Yokimo
In Important Play
By UNITED PRESS

The Spokane Indians today sp-
peared heading for their second
consecutive Western international
league title.
They stretched their margin q
So games over Yakima. beating
the second-place Pippins last night
I2-0 and SIS At spokane
- the season neared the home
stretch. Yakima would need =
mighty effort TO upset the proceed
ings now.
Both games were marked
by spokane's opportunistic
hitting.
In the seven-inning opener.
Bob kinnaman held Yakima
In three hits while his team
mates opened up early with
four-run barrage.
The second game went 10 in
nings. with Spokane outhit but
scoring the winning run after be-
ing held scoreless since the second
Vancouver advanced 10 within
three games Of second place. shad-
ing the Salem Senators 10 al
though getting but three hits of
two Scion pitchers. John Tate
limited Salem To six hits. Both
teams played errorless ball.
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JOCKEYS IN order, @ Burns. Z.
herman, d Dodson. Time, Al.
Manrico. Happy Heather. Crit, Miss
Cornish, Ramahal, Disaster. Canyon
oonard, Curious, Crossoeck
Fourth Raee-s4os: 9-year-olds and
up: claiming. six furlongs.
Alonas uis ......s75 so ~ 10 ~ oo
Miss Booter ........ elo s-so
JOCKEYS in order: G zufelt, d Dod-
son. q. Dixon, Time. ll$, Quick
Santa. Verscadid, Royal Orb, Fort
Mabel.
FIFTH Race-sSos: claiming; s-year-
olds and up. six furlongs.
Grand Lady lo6l .tio.7o % SO s3 30
What Now diol -. 500 ot0
Joskeys In order Il. schulins r.
Carter. A. Rowry Time, Ill ]. Hish-
most. AllegrezzA. ANNOYED, haystick;
declared. Hi-Brlsr.
sixth Race-ssoS; claiming; s-ytsr-
olds and up. one mile
} n.ss,gs i az d,. 1880 $50 sso . s7S
Glorious Hills dl8 70
jockeys In order G. zufelt. R. W
Smith. {. Rails Time $50 step-
inoff TistTue, Charlie II. Miss Bay
Diamond Bay.
seventh RACE teos F1refly purse
3-year-olds and up. elalming. t-le
Chatham ll2l .... s. 20 - 20 " sl
Train signal uiSl.. $40 ~
Aldrldge ui5l ...... OF
Jockeys IN order A. Howry. y Nc
/ Cormick. q. Zufelt Time ~
Merry FredA. Jolito. Green Tea, VAL
dina Nlnx. BUYER Beware.
Eighth Race-stos. s-yesr -olds sno
up. claiming. one mile.
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Here are Wednesdays results OF
washington State tennis play at Sc
MEMS SINGLES
Bob odmsn beat DOUG Lefeo're'
II a. s wagner s.., Dick odm.n'
John Murio beat Ted Myers GIL
Emery Neale beat John williams
JACK ourley beat Mel pransa. "a,
NICK Carter beat Ken cless. 2-e.
ga, 6-s.
MEMS DOUBLES
nick and Bob odmAn beat Bruce
laurie Walls, 81. 81.
Henry Prusoff- Dick Bennett beat
Raw Carry George Llvesey. 81, SO
Georre Sutherland Pred Fisher beat
stuart Douglas Lowe, SIS, 90.
harold Wagner-Chsrley Hunt beat
Jack Joost Hush Mcoinnls. ga So.
Dudes Peliy-Herb Little beat Joe
Livensood Herb Bsumsartner' o.. %
woMEN's SINGLES
Joann Brook beat Monica Nolan
Helen wrish, beat Daphne Buekeii
Us, Ga.
JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES
Ted Myers beat John "iiiians
W Jim Brink bes, Pred Fischer. ga
pls &. k IS beat Tom Van fleet
81 Helen len ouSrlsy ess, Pat oresnup
Dorothy Head beat June isou. ga
GIRLS SINGLES
Joann Brooke beat Rosemsr,
JUNIOR BOYS DOUBLES
Hob woifard Jerry Goidoy bee
Prank oaylord-Lesiis pstten, 81, Sc
Harry Roche Warren Lovenesi'
beat Andy Do~o-Hsrry Littieiohn b
default.
Bob Yieming-J Williams beat "
Hunt-Harry Littielohn, 81. e-s,
Richard OSWALD sam Robinson bes
Morris Ehmks-Jim Dixon. %, Cd
60
Dick Cromwell Bob Simpson bes
Hay Corey -George LiveAey. e-s, SIS.
JUNIOR GIRLS SINGLES
Pat oreenup beat GLADYS Ros
Dorothy Hssd esst Martyr MssriI
B<tty Thompson beat oeorsen
williams. al. so.
Josnn Brooke beat Rosefnar
Efnders. 81. 81
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Yakima .............. 600 600 o. 0
Spokane .. 042 024 x-l2
Summary-Runs batted IN, Ged2ius
S Rosenlund 2 Alden. Milani. Mar
tineg. two-bsse hits. Hughes. Ged-
zius. three base hit. Rosenlund,
stolen bases. Reese. dedzius: double
plays. Gedzius 70 Milani Eisenmann
20 Younker 20 Reese; left on bases
Yakima 5 spokane 5. bases on balls,
off Eisenmann 8, Ktnnaman 2 struck
out. nv Eisenmann J. Kinnaman 4,
wild mitch, Eistnrann passed ball,
Sueme time ~ game. 40. umpires
FnEer ana Nelson
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second Camel
AkINIA

AAAAAH - ~
xRan for Myers IN eighth
One out when winning run Sss
scored IN tenth
score nv Innings
summary batted in. Ged-
Klus 2 Mllani MARITIME. tannlng
Rosenlund. Welgandt Younkers ?
Johnson: tVo-bsss hits. Martinez.
Gedyus. YoNnkers. three base hit.
Alden. sacrifices, Bryant, Beard
double plavs. Madrid 70 Reese. Rosen .
fund 70 MARTINEZ . Reese eff on
bases. Yakima "a. Spokane 10 bases
on balls of Rrysnf :. tanning
struck out. by Bryant /, tanning !.
stolen nsse Reese wild pitch. Lam
nlne. PASSED bail sueme. time. 40.
umpires. nelson and Enger.
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| The
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

WEDNESDAYS kFNIIIS
Wenstchee Il. Tacoma 5.
Vancouver l. Salem 0.
Spokane 1875. Yakima 0-5.
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ANCOI AFR

NBHtted Tor WINDSOR IN seventh.
score nv Innings
Vancouver -. 900 ol0 oo0-i o
Salem ........ 600 900 600 s o
Summary-LoSing pitcher, Wind
sor. hits ! run OFF windsor IN 7
innings. no hits no runs off Slmp-
son IN 2 runs responsible FOR, Wind
sor | struck out, hv Windsor 5 by
Tate 4. bases on balls. off Windsor
Tate Z Simpson /. left on bases,
Vancouver s. Salem o. three base
hit. Wight. run bstted in. Call
teauX. sacrifice hits. Bergstrom q.
double PLAYS. Bates unassisted Lanl-
Zero 20 Grifflths 10 Bates. time. .4S.
umpires. Valerie and Orsvsc.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
New York 3. Cleveland 2.
Chicago 10. Boston 4.
Washington 8, Detroit /.
Philadelphia 5. st. Louis 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

Longacres Entries, Selections

Here are entries Tor Longacres'
18Th DAY - racing. FRIDAY. July
Is ladies day. post time. 2l5.
Race. Purse s4O5
~ 3-year-olds. claiming: six
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
WFDNFsDAY'S RESULTS

Seattle /. Portland O.
Oakland 10. San Francisco S.
Sacramento Il, San Diego 9.
Hollywood 10. Los Angeles I.
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Totals .........sl S 6 - J
xstruck out for Fsria IN ninth.

wenatehe. .... OILS so9 oix-l2
Summsry-At bat, off Holmes H..
FariA ~. runs responsible for, Holmes
6 FariA 6. runs oatted IN, More
house, Mayer. Cox >, IorgeSon 4
Marionettl S. Weller, Mallory. Perry,
Cole 2. tWo-ease hits. Torgeson.
Ronettl. Faria Perry, home runs. Tor
eeson, Marionetti a. stolen base
Rickert. double play, Form 70 Mari
onettl 20 Torgeson left on bases Ia
coma G. Wenatchee 3 bases on balls
struck out, by Holmes ?. Para o.
Weller IL hits. off Holmes IN in
nings ?. of Weller IN p innings o.
OF FariA IN S inning, Q, hit BY pitch
e. Endress By Holmes winning
pitcher. Weller: losing pitcher.
holmes. umplres WeisEerber and
Moran. Time OF game so.
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SELECTIONS

Longaeres. 18th day. July Is.
First shellgame. Gallant Toro.
Nj Reina.
Second =Vsldina Flower. Evelyn
Collins. Ahtrawith
Third New Trial, Glad Fraud.
Film Star.
Fourth Blind Bud, Penehey.
Whip Hand
Fifth Shasta Fire. Idle Bubbles.
Smoky W
Sixth Ontario Oregon. Double
Brush. Posilipo.
seventh shadytown, stingy
Lady. Sky Pirate
Eighth Club Soda, Independent
Way, Dancing Pirate.
sub Blind Stick, Letitia S.
Birthday Cake.
Best bet-Cluh Soda.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Boston 6, Chicago l.
ST. Louis 5, New York I.
Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 4.
Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 2.
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IdI-Fifth Race. Purse S405,
I'll 4-year-olds and up, claim
Ao-sixth Race. Purse AO5,

III 3-year-olds and up; claim
ing, six furlongs:
124 Royal Orb (Zufelt =. 1l6
113 Ontario Oregon (Hwry) '111
10 Gold Norm (schuling) III
113 Double Brush Carter .'106
100 Posilipo (Ralls) .... 116
ITO Bon Ivy mo boy) '106
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Seniors Reach
Golf Finals

SEATTLE - Four veteran Sc
attic linksmen competed today in
the semi-finals of the Washington
State Seniors Golf association
tournament. with last years cham
pion Carl Havens OF Seattle, on
the sidelines.
Two former titleholders,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Beat Indians
By Home Runs
Joe DiMoggio and
Keller Slug Bulb

NEW YoRk-Pienty Of things
happened 10 the Cincinnati Reds
last night and they were all bad.
The Law Of averages finally caught
up with Elmer Riddle and the
hitherto unbesten sophomore sen
sation suffered his first defeat
after winning IL straight. The
Dodgers beat him in a thriller,
10 1.
But worse than that. the
Reds star first baseman,
Frank Mccormick, was bean
ed" BY one Of Kirby Higbe's
fast balls and had 10 be car
Red off the field on
streteher.
First X-ray reports indicated
Mccormick's injury was nothing
worse than a mild conclusion but
he was kept overnight in Christ
hospital for observation.
The Dodgers up-the-hill triumph
enabled them to remain in their
first place tie with the Cardinals,
who beat the Giants in the after
noon. 50. in II innings Both
games were dog-est-dog struggles
which were in doubt until the
final out.
Riddle had a 40 lead and had
held the Dodgers TO two hits until
the fifth when single by Her.
man. Werber's error and singles
by Walker and Medwiek produced
two runs.
BIG EXPLOSION
But the big explosion came in
the sth when Reiser's double,
Lavagetto's single. Walkers third
hit and Wssdells two-run single
produced three runs and sent the
Dodgers ahead.
The Reds had the tying run on
second in the ninth but Curt Davis
came in and put the fire out, re-
firing Lonnie Frey and Tuesdays
hero, Chuck Aleno, for the final
outs
II was one Of those games
that the Dodgers just had To
win. because the Cards had
baitled through 1e tense in
nings TO conquer the Giants.
Lon Warneise had the Giants
beaten. AZ. on two hits with
two out and two strikes on
Mel OFT In the rinth.
But he walked OFT and banning
and Young doubled TO tie the
score. Crespi's single. a sacrifice.
Hubhell's wild pitch and Crab
trees single produced the winning
run off Hubbell, who came in as
relief pitcher in the nth. Ernie
White. Cards southpaw, who re-
[ lisved, was credited with his sec
ond victory in two days, while
Hubbell had his seven-game win
ming streak snapped.
YANks WIN
The Yankees tomahswked the
Indians again. 30, and increased
their American league lead to .
full games. II was day OF re-
venge for Joe DiMaggio, who
blasted his 22d homer of the sea-
son off Lefty Al Smith, who team
Oh IN with Jim BAcby TO stop the
Yankee stars hitting streak at So
straight in Cleveland last week.
DiMaggio's homer started Smith
on the skids and Charlie Keller
cracked homer No. % with Rossr,
who had walked. on base. An in
ming later two more hits had
Smith out.
The White Sox found their
batting eyes and slugged out
II hits 10 beat the Red so.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
ON THE LAM
lrifh ELLIOTT METCALF

NEW JERSEY probably win forget its husky mosquitoes
- a medium of publicity.
And turn to dog shows.
Because there greater dog show earth than that
held on Jersey soil each year since 1927.
the Morris and Essex and u held on the
Cirsldo Madison
Guiding greatest the club president Mrs Rookie
Teller Dodge
years weeks compelled
pspemen magazine writers burn all their sdeeVes in at
tempting o extravaganza.
they up There aren't words
capable OF conveying thoughts"
Grafton. Tacoma dog show operator points out
principal o like
3ss3. with OIL breeds
resented.
IS show rings requiring total of 20 acres
handle the show between
the hours Of q m. m.
parking 200. which accommodated
number Of exhibitors 2400
Total gate for admitted through
avoid congestion and traffic jam.
nothing OF the
hund brought lunches.
SOS IL breeds against
dora n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Zale Bumps
0ssie Harris

CHICAGo-Tony Yale. the Ma
tional Boxing associations middle
weight champion. knocked out
Ossie Bulldog Harris Of Pitts
burgh in the first round of their
scheduled 10-round bout in Chi
cago stadium last night.
The title was not at stake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

Gustavia ti0el 900. - 90 $50 ~ 20
Rankerconard loel $50 %
Package 1ib ..--.t 500
JOCKEYS IN order. c. Rails Scr
nan n Warner Time ! 80 Z
Georgis Ms. Jay A. Juiis Rludgeon.
BAngss Fayette Prince. Colonei'S Mss
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Even Sprinkler System /.

To avoid dust, a complete sprinkler system was installed
this year at of s25000 and the entire wal
one vast field of green lawn with much ornamental shrub
berry and many beautiful flower beds.
new permanent grandstand built year which hell
1b00 spectators
In rng-300 by 600 feet-n whe
the best-n-show judged.
grouped around this huge ring
IN o $500 in the grandstsnd.
balance spectators Of luck far a.
witnessing final judging from to concerned
Meyer judged the "bcstinshow."
group competition Pointer Blood
shepherd Smooth Fox Terrier Peknges
title to the Smooth Fox Terrier Champion Norma,
his Mr. Austin of the waboo Kennels
This the
more outstanding that of Babe Ruth Lou Ghrg Joe D
Maggie, OF baseball
Some dog quite n show.
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Reno Thatcher and George
Butterfield, competed In one
half of the semi-finals bracket.
In the other. J. II. Ballinger,
1899 champion. met l.. r..
Nichols.
Thatcher yesterday downed
Ravens. 3 and 2. Ballinger trim
med s. d. Cochran OF Seattle, 3
and 2; Nichols beat p. H. dwell.
Everett. 2 and l: Butterfield beat
Bill Wik, Wenatchee. 3 and 2.
Cochran and dwell were tourna-
ment co-medalist,.
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The White Sex found their
batting eyes and slugged out
IL hits 10 beat the Red Sox,
1o-l. and move within a game
and a half of third.
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Third Race. Purse S405.
3-year-olds and up, Was

, '
foal: claiming; s furlongs.
(12D Glad Fraud lBurns).. 100
900 Film star tHowryl .'105
900 Lady in Red Dixon .'lO5
900 Francila tCassityl =. 10
0a0 Fort Chenoe tDodson). III
900 Glad March tRallsD... lis
0s2 New Trial mo boy)... los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-10

Ask Decorator how to make small room look orqeo
Ask him whot to put above that console in the hol9
He'll soy, Mirrors" shooting Oval, obIong,
heort-shoped and rectangular mirrors. Mrrors-free
from bIenishes clear, sparkling and guaranteed
oeoinst silver spoiooe Elaborate metal bronze
frames that will never in the world change color.
tMrrors Fifth Floor The Heeht co.,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-14

held a regular meeting Friday ev-
ening. Mr.. and Mrs. John Chase
of Troy attended the meeting.
Kenneth Shelter has been as
signed to a job as track Waterman
in Leonia on the Great Northern. :
Mrs. Mary Bartlett and daughter
and Mrs. Margaret Bennett of Butte
visited Mrs. Margaret Chappell and
friends in the Leonia district Mrs.
Bartlett and Mrs. Bennett were
both residents of this community
for some time. They returned to
Butte Monday.
Walter Stewart has just had a
phone installed at his residence.
The people of this community
were glad to hear that work on
the rural electric line to be built
from Moyie Springs to Leonia will
begin in few weeks.
People in Boomers Ferry Satur-
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs
William Chappell, Miss Edith Han
kins, Jim Cornelius, Jack Stubbs
Dick Nagel, Robert Bryan, Abe
Cfamnaeui
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Proceedings Of County
Commissioners
Libby, Montana, August 4, 1941

Libby, Montana, August 4, 194l
The Board Of County Commits
sioners, Lincoln County, Montana,
met in regular session in the Court
House in Libby on August 4, 5
and 6.
Present. James Mahoney, Chair
man, Chef O. Hoisington and P. ".
Klinke, members and Eldon J..
Schuck, Clerk.
Minutes of the previous regular
meeting and special meetings held
July IS, 81 and 81, were read and
approved.
A guit-claim deed for r. 0. w.
easement was given to the State of
Montana for a tract of land in Lot
4 of Sec. 36, Twp. 81 NJ, Rye. 81
W.; containing approximately 2.3O
acres
A petition for reconstruction OF
county road between Ural and War
land, signed by several taxpayer
residents of that vicinity was sub
mitted to the Board. The Board
upon motion duly made and car.
ried, will, as soon as convenient
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FISHER RIVER

Mrs. |. f. Davis, Grandma Da-
Wis, celebrated her Goth birthday
on August 4th at the home of her
son Bert. Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Davis
spent the day with her. Mrs. Davis
is very we'll for one of her age.
Her eye sight is good, she reads and
sews a great deal She expects to
90 back to Columbia Falls soon
where she will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Ebert Dyer of
Creston visited the first of last
week with the Davis families.
Mrs. H. ]. Fowler spent the first
of last week in Libby with her
daughter, Jean.
Ernest Davis finished putting the
roof on George Koebel's big hay
barn last week
McGinnis creek is dry from the
E. w Scott ranch down.
A few of the farmers here are
through haying, others have much
hay to put in yet Barns are
groaning they are SO full and much
is being stacked outside. The hay
is of very good quality.
Bert Davis is putting the roof on
Claus Detiens' new barn.
It is reported here that the w. A.
Wallace ranch on East Fisher has
been sold to MN. Cady of Sand
point, Idaho.
MIR and Mrs. Jess Greig Of Troy,
agents for the Watkins products,
were business callers here last
week.
Earl Walker is helping with the
haying at the Davis ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Orr visited
at the Ernest Davis home last
Wednesday.
Miss Frances Dyer, who has beer
visiting here, returned to her home
in Kalispell last week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. |. Van Alstine
and children of Kalispell spent the
weekend at the Morris Davis home
On Friday and Saturday, Mr.. ane
Mrs. H. ]. Fowler enjoyed a visi
with several of Mr.. Fowler's rela
tives. Those who came to visi
them were Mr. and Mrs. William
Fowler, (Mr. Fowler's oldest broth
err, from Livingston, Mont; Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Fowler and children
of Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. ia,
Fowler and children and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Howard Blanchard and chill
dren of Libby, and Mrs. Ivan Dye
and children. Then on Sunday II
j. Fowler celebrated his birthday
All the children and their famil
les were at home for the day, MI
and Mrs. Mark Fowler and children
of Thompson Falls, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Fowler and baby of Wallace
Ida, and Miss Jean Fowler c
Libby.
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LE0NIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Benton were
shoppers in Boomers Ferry Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bergsieker
and Miss Mary Bergsieker shopped
in Boomers Ferry Saturday evening.
Arlo Wetter of Leonia spent the
weekend at his parents home on
the north bench Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoisington and
daughter, Audrey, were business
viesitors in Boomers Ferry Saturday
John Coats has been cutting hay
the last week.
Montana Treasure Grange No. 81