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Evening star., 1943-12-07
HELP DOMESTIC tcont.)

HOUSEKEEPER, white live in; help care
for elderly lady. one in family; refs. AD
HoUsEKEEPER to live in and care fol-
motherless home of 3 children; no laundry
e. j. ,o1a Hand COL Roxboro pl. NV. Cali
MAID to care for . children permanent;
| SI4 wk and transp.; no Sunday 1416
Chapin st. NV. Apt. 2. 13'
laundry. Thursday and Sunday of; No
wages expected, age and reference. Box
MAID, g,h,W. part time, to pm: no
excellent cook and laundress; S13.25 per
NJ sns ssr;r: te Ha aass ssss
Do not call bet. 2:30 and nor bet. T
and $50 pm.
hdma MAp nn prefer yns shx rapI s%s
Good pay and hours AT S643 "'
MAID. s.h.W; and cooking tor. . adults; no
general housework; upstairs room, $50
Cone week no ,ust sundry no Sundays employed
Cali wisconsin o23S after pm,
MAID. g.h,w;; no washins; no cooking;
s MAbGood eaF"Ta saaaS 24 ored h St BY nc Couple
3.year-oid child. OR. s7is' ~ e u
pn eosFsd rssE Rgsp'Fs NeEn sEsnns Sog Tf' 4
south Dakota ave. ne
MAID. part-time;; 1:3o through, 9 o'clock
laundry; no Sunday work, EN-. 1856.
MAIDS, colored; general housework, s
nni5 rpn pm iona no suddssS 500
chester Apts,, 1000 Cathedral ave. NV.
NURSE, reliable, cheerful person who
would n IL ike position in pleasant home ~, to
sqPday Off; s9od salary: Du; o5e1;
WHIrE VIII EOGS WoMAS to val Take 9s4 care of child
years od snail F apt no Sunday work
WOMAN; colored, home employed couple,
doing dol, g hw' aS6' care > children; own robin,
nights; must be trustworthy and clean.
WOMAN. middle5aged, white. for. s,h.w;i
s 81 ana q board "a Cali ali 81. 6sal, T. ''1,'DSs,
eRees sps slE EN- "f5AS 57s3. no SUNDAY WORK. REFER
'[', WoMAN = whits for re- general hoSSework. ";
E,Ss sso ~ T9, }I.5 caiIi Ho n, 2aoa mnm, - 49,.
pioyed. 'I(' Wo' .s3I4. e''' o''''' ''''' Gil"
ENGLISH LADY requires responsible per-
eldest at school all day; 9 to Mon. and
Fri to 7 other weekdays or full-time
nurse. Near Zoo and park. Hennessy.
$40 WEEK.
Capable, faithful woman for cooking
and light houseWork. family of 3, ) miles
from Silver Spring on Colesvile pike: no
laundry, live in upstairs room and bath;
s4 required Phone Ms Miles
and 3 pm.
MAID-WAITRESS,
Colored, for f1ne boarding house; good
wages, GOOD hours, no Sundays. DU. 6644.
Evening star., 1943-12-07

Capable. faithful woman for cookins
and light houseWork family of 3, ) mile.
laundry, live in; upstairs room and bath
references required. Phone Mrs. Mile:
Hayes. SH 444l. Do not call between ]
and 3 pm
NEAY~ VIA yr~-~~
Evening star., 1943-12-07
CLERK

To read and sort mail. Should
have neat handwriting and a
good head for detail, a little
typlng. A high school grad
uate under 80 yrs. of age pre-
ferred. Permanent position
and advancement, good work
ing conditions.
PERSONNEL DEPT.
HO. 2476.
Evening star., 1943-12-07
DRESSMAKER
MI. 5044.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, good, wants part-time work or
g Nv, small 2pt 70 $40. TR. 9762.
DOMESTIC HOUSECLEANERS. colored
man and Two women, professional holiday
cleaners, thorough and reasonable. Lin
coin 51SS 8.
GIRL, colcred. wants work in private fam
lily, no cooking, reliable, & days, full time.
co. 1875
GIRL, colored. desires full time employment
doing general housework Decatur 1857 .
GIRL, colored, desires cleaning apartments,
daily or weekly; references. Adams 4O35.
Call from 9 to . daily.
GIRL, colored wants light housework for
part time: city reference: SIS. carfare,
work 5 days Call TR. 1903 between IS
pm. SO M. ask for Alberta
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work, get
ting dinners small family Ii 334S.
LAtNDRESS. good: colored. wants work
BY DAY in private family. TR 1862
WOMAN. colored, wants days work clean
ine I,ght laundry, NO. 1892.
WOMAN. colored. honest. and smart, wishes
DAYS work. Monday through Thursday;
soc hour. carfare DU. 1890
Evening star., 1943-12-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

Colored. for f1ne boarding house:
wages, good hours, no Sundays. DU.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13

Dovolite, gospod polkov-
nix, da sedem K VAN V kocijo,
moi tovaris pa sede k izvoscku,
Robertu nj preostajalo dru-
gega nego mol6ati tudi ma to ne
sramnost.
Rue de Ia Glaciere, ma vo-
gal bulvarja, potem pa zavi-
jete, kamor DO treba. Dobite DO,
cato napitnino.
Cez tri cetrt ure so bill Re
tam.
- Gospel polkovnik, ne mo-
rem vas sprejeti donna, ker moi
dom nj opremljen Ia tako ime,
nitnega gospoda, cato vas pa
prosim, da izvolite pocakati kar
kociji, samo pet minut. Sko.
Gin domov in VAN prinesem Sc,
demintrideset pristnih pisem.
- Dobro, pOcakam tn.
Slimak in Panoufle sta hite-
la V svojo hiSo ma koncu slepe
ulice. V stanOvanju nj bilo mno-
go pohistva. Selitev ie bila ze
koncana.
Zefyrina :je bila kupila z il,
kupickom "a voz nekaj ~jestvir
in place, da b: vsaj skromnc
proslavili selitev in dobro kup-
clio z d'Alboizom. Bila je pa
nekam Cudno zmedena in raz-
burjena.
- Je vse redu? - je vpra-
sala Slimaka in Panoufla re ma
pragu.
re gre, re, - .je odgovoril
Slimak. - Kje je pa MOI kov-
ceg?
Evo ga, - je dejala Ze-
fyrina. - Dokler ne kupimo no.
vega pohistva, sem ga porabila
"a noCno omarico.
- Sc vedno je zaklenjen -.
Kje je pa kljuc? - je vpraSal
Slimak.
- KljuC -. Ne vem -. ii
ga moraS imeti.
Nikar ga ne iSci. Temu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13

puje mi ribje Ollie, ces, da me
DO resilo. MI
Decek je "a hip obmolknil,
potem je pa n~adalieval zarecih
oci:
- Veste, JAZZ pa tega ne ver-
jamem. Mislim, da imajo zdrav-
niki prav in da bonn kmalu
umrl. Toda moi prijatelj "a
plaka, &c mu to omenim, pa ga
raje ubogam in pijem ribje
ollie, ker hi "a vse ma svetu ne
hotel videti Milcka zalostnega.
- Milcka?
- Da, tako je ime mojemu
prijatelju.
- Milcek n1u je ime ..-
.je ponovil Ramon 2 drhtecim
glasom. &
- Da, gospod -. Nikoli ga
nisem drugaGe klical. =
(Dalje prinodn1ic) -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13

V bolnico? !. Bill sem
tam, gospod -. Poslali so me
zopet domov, ker zdravniki nj
so vec vedeli, kako hi me lecili.
Stric in teta sta pa dejala, da
je moja bolezen neozdravljiva
in da hi bilo skoda denarja "a
zdravila -. 20
- Torej Sc sploh ne zmenita
cate -. a ii 81 trdil, da so tt
donna stregli.
- All, gospod, imam prijate.
liza, XII tudi pravi, da Sc zdrav.
niki in moji sorodniki MOTTO,
in on mi dale zdravila.
- P~rijatelja?
- Da, tovarisa, XII je bill
vzgojen z menoj, bratranca.
Poznava Sc re cd zgodnje mia.
dosti in zelo rada sc imava. On
pravi, da Sc lahko izlecim, ku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13
VI.
MA sled

Ceprav so ga tako skrbnc
strazili hi bill Milcek lahko IL
davno pobegnil in zapusti
druzbo svojih krvnikov, &c b:
bill hotel.
Toda Claudinetova bolezen
XII je bila stopila v zadnji Sta.
dij, je bila tako tezka, da sc
deck nj mogel odlociti, da bi
zapustil svojega tovarisa, XII ga
je incl zelo rad re odkar so ju
skupaj vzgajali.
Vendar mu je pa bila memo.
sna misel ma gospo Helene in ma
srecno zivljenje, XII Ga je zivel
pri Mi. S tezkim srcem in solz.
nth oci je veckrat poskusil pc.
begniti il strasne resnicnosti in
rad je pc eel dneve obujal spo.
mine.
Pozneje 81 pa nj vec upa]
obujati spominov. Sram ga JIG
bilo, &c sc je spomnil vseh lazi
XII jih je bill zagresil, ko bi bill
moral povedati, KIDD je prav "a
prav, ko hi bill moral priznati
da sc je ia grozni Slimak IL.
dajal "a njegovega oceta, 20
perna ,Zefyrina pa "a njegovo
mater.
Njegova matt! Deckove misli
so poletele dalec, dalec -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13

samo malo prehlajen sem, - je
dejal v zadregi -. In zdaj je
Re zopet dobro -. Hvala lepa
"a socutje. Ali mi morete po-
vedati, kje je utica d'Alesia?
= Utica d'Alesia?
Da, gospod -. Pot me vo-
.di do tie ulice in potem vedno
naravnost, da dosezem svoj
cilj. -
- Kan 81 pa namenjen? -. .
Je cilj tvoje poti dalec?
- Dalec, dalec Tam "a
sirotnisnico sv. Ane.
- Odkod pa prihajas
Cd zelezniskega mostu
d'Auteuil -. All, to je dolga
pot toda ne mudi Sc mi
nikamor 80.
- KIDD tie pa posilja tako da-
lee s tako tezkim tovorom? j.. .
Gospodar?
- Ne, gospod, moji sorodni-
XII me posiljajo {. Stric in te-
ia -. Danes Sc selma, pa mo-
ramo pomagati vsi.
- Zakaj pa MISC koga najeli,
da hi jim prepeljal ia tovor?
- Ne VEN, menda nimajo de-
maria -.
Decka je znova napadel ka-
Sell, znova Sc je opotekel in
malo je manjkalo, da nj pa
del!
- Toda to je grozno! - je
vzkliknil Ramon ogorceno, -
naprtiti tako delo bolnemu dec
ku.
Decek je napravil med sill.
MIN kasljem z roko slabo kret-
MO, kakor bi hotel reci:
- Opposite -. samo hip
potrpite -. in zopet yam bonn
ma razpolago.
In res, kmalu je zopet sme-
je odgovarjal prijaznemu 60
spodu, lie solze je incl Sc v
oceh in dihal je tezko.
= Sorodniki mi navadno ne
nalagajo tako tezkega della ). .
Danes je to izjema.
- 1mas mater?
Ne, gospod, sirota sem . .
Vzgojila sta me stric in teta in
Sc zdaj sem pri NINA.
- Kako pa skrbita cate? Za-
kaj te nista poslala v bolnico,
sal 81 vendar bolan?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13
Torej tt, tt 81 to storila!
. Da hi lahko 2 MIN pobeg-

- Torej tt, ii 81 to storila!
-. Da hi lahko 2 MIN pobeg-
Mia.
- JAZZ! -.
Ali pa otroka! Da,
otroka! Kje sta -. ona
diva sta -.
Opazil ju je in re je hotel
planiti ma prestrasena revcka.
- Ne dotikaj Sc otrok! - je
zakrical Panoufle. - Jeza tie
.,je zaslepila, da ne yes, ka:j
pocenjas. Mislil 81, da so pisma
v koveegu: nj jih v MEM. Maj
brz 81 jih kan zalozil, pa ne
yes, kan. Najdemo Jill. Cemu
maj bi jih vzela otroka?
- Ne 49,. JAZZ Jill nisem je-
NAL il kovcega -. Ukradli so
mi jih -. ukradli . ukradli !
Dolgo je ponavljal Slimak
svoje obdolzitve, potem Sc je pa
potolazil in pomiril, dokler ga
nj zaslepil nov naval jeze.
S Panouflovo pomocjo je bill
desetkrat vse prebrskal in pre-
taknil. Desetkrat je bill temelji-
to preiskan yes kovceg. Milcek
Sc je cd strahu yes tresel.
- Nase ~premozenje je spla-
valo pc vodi! - je krical Sill
max -. Ia d'Alboize je silno
bogat -. Hotel je placati
incl sem tisocake skoraj re V
rokah. Trideset tisocakov!
Znova je zacel kricati, dol
ziti, zmerjati in groziti .
brez konca in kraja.
Milcek in Claudinet sta lah-
ko odsla in Sc pomirila svojem
brlogu. Legla sta in zlezla pod
odejo. Skozi vrata Sc je pa Sc
vedno razlegalo Slimakovo kri-
CAME.
- No, nehaj vendar re in
molci, - Sc je oglasila naen-
KRAFT Zefyrina. - Nesreca je
seveda, &c 81 ia pisma izgubil.
Pa tudi &c smo jih izgubili, Sc
nj tako hudo. JAZZ VEN "a nekaj
drugega in to Sc mi DO posre-
clio bolje nego Sc je tebi ia
kupcija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13
R O M A NJ I. D E L

skricu tam zunaj Sc gotovo je-
zijo lasje ma CLAW cd nestrp-
nosti Rabbit kljucavnico.
Cakaj, S temle nozem.
Slimak je brz vlomil kljucav-
nico in kovceg Sc je odprl. Sc
gel je z roko vanj in privlekel
ma dan vse papirje, kar jih je
bio MEM.
Kar je cd groze kriknil.
- Podrzi mi sveco.
Zefyrina mt je svetila. Sill
max je pa jemal yes bled z
drhteco roko precinct "a pred
metom in jih razmetaval pc
sobi.
| Claudinet in Milcek sta &C.
pela kotu in gledala, kaj po-
cenjajo MUM tirani. Revcka
sta Sc VISA tresla cd grOZe.
Njuna tatvina je bila Cd
krita. Kaj DO zdaj?
Nekaj casa :je vladala grob-
ma tisina.
- No torej, kaj -. ali jih
re mores fnajti? - je vprasal
Panoufle.
- Ukradli so mi Jill! - je
zajecljal Slimak z drhtecim
glasom.
- To nj mogoce!
- Nekdo .je ukradel torbico,
- je jecljal Slimak. 49, Kdo?
-. kdo? -. KIDD?
In V SLIM jezi je vrgel zrak
vse, kar mu je prislo V roke,
vines je pa srdito krical in gro
zil tatu s straSno osveto.
- Okradli SO me -. okra-
dli! -. VISA pisma so izginila.
- O. starina, - sc je Oglasil
Panoufle, - rad bi mama ne
kai natvezil -. To pa ne gre,
dragi moi -. Domenili smo Sc,
da 81 bono denar pravicno de-
lii.
Aha, ii 81 me okradel, ii
mrcina, ii lopov nesramni, da
bi lahko sam sprawl denar 80.
Pa 81 Sc temeljito zmotil -.
Trebuh ii razparam!
Panoufle je hotel ugovar.jati.
- Kaj pa mislis, start -.
VeG nj mogel povedati. Raj
jarjeni Slimak je planil mani
in zavalila sta sc ma tia. Valja-
la sta Sc in obdelavala S pestmi,
da jima je kar sapo zapiralo.
Milcek in Claudinet sta sc
VISA prestrasena skrivala "a po-
steljo.
Kar je skocila med r~azjarje-
ma nasprotnika Zefyrina, hotec
ju lociti. Njena prirojena moe
Sc je V jezi Sc povecala.
Posrecilo sc il je lociti ju V
hipu, ko sta bila re tako upeha-
ma, da sta Sc komaj Sc borila.
- Sal 81 znorel. Slimak! Ka-
ko pa hoces, maj Panoufle 49,.
- Okraden sem! -. je po-
navljal tolovaj, ne da hi jo po-
slusal ali razumel.
- LIE pomisli, kaj hi incl cd
tega, &c bi -. d,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13

duhu je zagledal prijazlio, lepo
gospo, XII Sc mu je smehl jala,
cutil je ma svojih licih meme
poljube in botanic, meme roke
so ga krepko objemale.
Pc cele ure je prebil v teh
sladkih sanjah. Mnogo je pa
tudi plakal. Plakal in trpel je
pr misli ma svoje bedno ziv-
ljenje, vendar sc mu je pa zde-
10, da v svoji nesreci SLUT bill
zajoco Sc resitev.
Ia cas- je pa napenjal Ra-
mon vse sile, da najde zavrze.
mega sina. Zacel ga je. znova
iskati pc pariskih beznicah'
Vstajal je zgodaj zjutraj, da
je lahko videl nesrecneze, ko sc
Sc vracai pc precutih noceh
v svoje brloge.
Nekega ultra ga je zaneslo v
zanemarjen mestni okraj: bile
je Tx pred zimo, ko potrka ma
vrata mnogih delavcev brezpo-
selnost.
Kar je zacul kirk neke zene
OBJ pogledu ma otroka, XII je
vlekel tezko natovorjen vozi.
eek.
- Kako neki morejo ljudje
tako muciti otroke Seveda,
tudi otroci morajo kaj zaslu-
ziti, &c imajo siromasne star
Sc "a della nj lahko dobiti. Ven
dar pa nekateri ljudje nimajo
srca.
Ramon Sc je obrnil in Eagle
dial ubogega decka; bill je yes
prezebel in raztrgan, potil sc
je, ceprav je bilo mrzlo, in tez.
ko je sopel upognjen pod jer-
menom rocnega vozicka.
Vlekel je, kar je mogel, ma
vsakem koraku Sc je spotaknil
OBJ kepo iloyice, in napenjal je
vse sile, .da hi zvlekel vozicek
pc klancu, pri tenn je pa take
zalostno stokal, da Sc je v srce
smilil vsem, XII so ga slisali.
Ramona Sc je revcek v dino
duse zasmilil.
- Ia decek je star dvanajst
ali trinajst let, - je pomislil,
- torej toliko, kolikor hi bill
star zdaj Milcek. In KIDD We,
morda ga cello pozna -. Otroci
tie starosti Sc cesto srecujejo
in seznanjajo 80. Slucajno je
morda ia revcek srecal v ziv-
ljenju nesrecnega decka, XII ga
zaman iscem %. Pomenim sc z
MIN -.
Deck Sc je bill has ustavil
pred Ramonom, da hi 81 oddah-
nil. Toda takoj ga je napadel
kaselj. Moral Sc je nasloniti ma
tezko breme, XII ga je peljal, z
drugo roko Sc je pa oprijemal
zidu, da hi ne padel; dusilo ga
je in pljuval je kri. Ko je pa
kaselj ponehal, je ubozec pre-
bledel ko lid.
- Slabo mu je, - je pomislil
Ramon.
Usmiljena zena je bila re
odsla. V pusti ulici nj bilo 1--WE
duse. Ramon je stopil k decku
in ga prijel pod pazduho. De-
eek Sc je vzravnal.
- Sal nj mic hudega, gospod,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno-varce-
valne znamke, da BIO cimprej porazeno
osisce in vSe, kar ono predstavIja!
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-03
FRAZER
By Mrs J. W. Calico

Among Wolf Point visitors Sat-
urday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Thoma and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Otremba, Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. w. Calfee and son Donald,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Peters, Mrs.
Ted Dahl, MI. and Mrs. r. L. Hovey,
CLANCY Long and Mrs. Carl Holt
berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Browning
of Great Falls visited at the j. w.
Calfee and Nick Peters homes on
McnGay.
B. A. Hovey returned Sunday
from Seattle and other points, af-
ter spending three weeks on the
coast. His daughter, Mrs. Chef
HARRISON, and daughter Sharon of
Bremerton accompanied him here
for a visit.
Ardell Peters spert several days
with her cousin Shirley Adkins of
Wiota last week.
The Ladies Aid will meet Tues
day, June 8, at the Walt Wright
home south of Frazer.
Laurence Nanoff. who is in the
navy. stationed at Farragut. Iadho,
spent a ten day furlough with his
father.
Superintendent L. w. Weingart-
rer and family left Wednesday
morning for Kalispell to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Lucy Tyner of Oswego was
a dinner guest at the Ted Dahl
home Wednesday.
Mrs. p. j. DaSsonville and daugh-
ter Janice and Mrs. L. P. Holtberg
and daughter JOY E!ain visited at
Mrs. Della Sewers at Nashua be-
tween skidoos Thursday.
Mrs. l.. w. Weingartner was given
a farewell gift at the meeting of
the Ladies Aid at the L. E. STRAIT
ton home last Tuesday.
There will be Lutheran services
and confirmation Sunday. Those
who will be confirmed are Thelma
Long. Billie Brooks, Richard TAYLOR.
Murl Martin, Dorothy Sweeting
Farley Eliason, Ruby Johnson and
Elsie Brooks.
Carroll Quiring and Ruben Deck
er left for Bremerton, Wash. Fri
day morning, where Ruben is doing
defense work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hovey and
son Larry returned Saturday morn
ing from Tacoma. Wash, and other
points. Mrs. Martha Hovey accom-
panied them here to visit with her
daughter. Mrs. f. L. Sheppard.
Mrs. P. j. DaSSonville left Tues
day to attend the graduation of
her daughter Phyllis. Tuesday eve
mig. from Northern Montana COL
lege at Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Davis and
children and Dorothy Mae Calfee
called in Glasgow Saturday.
Arnold Sonsteng and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Sonsteng and son were
in Frazer on their way from Wolf
Point, where Mrs. Sonsteng had her
hands treated for burns from boil
ing wash water.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-03
Special Courses
Offered al NMC
Summer Session

HAVRE-Northern Montana COL
lege at Havre will open the regular
summer session Monday. Applica-
tions for enrolment indicate a large
attendance in the departments OF
business and s%ecretarial science,
teaching and engineering. There will
also be opportunities in certain
other departments of the college.
Beginning with the summer ses-
sion the college has adapted many
CT its courses to wartime conditions.
The special work for civil service
examinations, office machines and
army and navy correspondence
forms and procedures will enable
students in the business department
to benefit b. these wartime oppor-
tunitieS.
Regular freshman engineering
courses may be taken by men who
are not yet 10 or are able to at
tend college for their important
training. Pre-induction conditioning
courses IN physical education are
offered using the equipment that
has been set up on one of the attn
letic fields. Drafting courses are
also provided for men and women
VINO wish TO be ready for service
in the professional field.
The education department has or
gan.Zed wartime "refresher' courses
for former teachers who wish to
bring their methoos and material
up to date in a brief Six-week
course.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-03

and children Ronald John and
Marilyn left Saturday for Bozeman,
where Mr.. DALEY will attend a
summer session at Montana State
college.
Harvey Burns lett Saturday TO.
Great Falls to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Dale Nelson, and family. From
there he will go on to Vancouver,
WASH, to visit another daughter,
Mrs. Harold Gresham, accompanied
by Mrs. Burns, who has been Wis
iting at the Nelson home in Great
Falls for a week.
Lois Craig and Alice Costin were
of Miss Patricia Berry Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
Robert Hutchins left last week to
work in the Shelby oil fields.
Eugene Gisley left Tuesday to
work at the Glasgow Courier.
Miss Peggy Harris left Sunday
morning for Seattle to visit her
mother, Mrs. Charles Harris.
Fred Kent arrived Sunday from
to spend a week visiting
MS brother, Leonard Kent. He is
On his way to Seattle.
r. A. Sudduth and Fred King of
he Saco Divide community were
Hinsdale Monday morning.
White potatoes and onions should
,e kept in a dry, cool, dark place.
Avoid freezing them.
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HINSDALE

Mrs. Ella Rumble and daughter
Lois left Saturday morning for
Portage, Wis, to spend several
weeks visiting relatives.
Harold Brown, who is with the
air forces in Alaska, has been pro-
NOTED to corporal, according to
word received by Mrs. Brown.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Copenhaver
and son Gerald left Monday to
spend the summer at Chester, after
spending a week visiting here.
Mrs. julius Waber made a bust
ness trip to Glasgow Friday. Mrs.
Charles Meharry worked at the
Waber drug store during her alb
sence.
Mrs. James Frost and children
Gertrude and James were callers
at Hinsdale Friday On their way
from Glasgow to Havre, where MI.
Frost is employed by the Great
Northern railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Copennaver
and son Gerald and Marvin Copen-
haver yer supper guests Friday
evening at the Byron Richter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Gainsforth
and daughter Patricia left Monday
morning, after spending several
days visiting Mr.. Gainsforth's I'M
Giles, Julius, Oswald and Emil Wa
Der. They were on their way from
Elysian. MINI. to Salem, Ore.
Rev. w. L. Bennett of the Glas-
COW Methodist church and Miss
Maybelle Stensrud. superintendent
of the Deaconess hospital, brought
the Rev. Walter Wampler to Hins-
dale Sunday afternoon and visited
friends here.
Miss Esther Enseleit arrived Sat-
urday from Cut Bank. where she
has completed another term in the
schools, to spend several weeks
visiting Mrs. August Enseleit and
sen Max.
Miss Lydia Enseleit returned to
Glasgow Sunday afternoon, after a
week end visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Miller and
of Chinook visited friends
and attended the Memorial day
program Sunday.
John Wiler of Westby has been
his daughter, Mrs. Bill
5tordahl.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Richter. and
on Eugene arrived Saturday from
Iughesville to visit MI. Richter's
mother, Mrs. E. A. Richter, and
Mrs.. Anna Chester. They were &C
cmpanied by Clifford Richter OF
Portland, who is also visiting his
neither, Mrs. E. A. Richter.
Principal and Mrs. r. R. Daley !
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NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Private Richard v. Watts of Cor
wallis, Ore, who was home on fur
Tough, visited his sister, Mrs. Emil
H. Sorenson, last week.
Mrs. Harold Nook and daughter
Janet Bea and Ora Longacre of
Billings came to visit their sister,
Mrs. Frank Ferrin. They were ac-
companied home by Joyce and
Sally Ann Ferrin, who will be their
guests.
Mrs. Charles Kegel and Sybil and
her sister, Cora Mae Packer, who
had been visiting at the Kegel
home. left for Rudyard to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heniy Malunat and
tied Sunday at the Harry E. Hill
and Mrs. Frank Hill.
Mrs. Rose Brocksmith came to
spend several days here at her
home from her home in Glasgow.
Saturday she drove to Glasgow
with Mrs. Joe Cattelle.
The Royal Neighbors met last
Wednesday evening. HosteSses were
Mrs. A. l.. DiShart and Mrs. Mike
Sterback. Mrs. Frank Hill of Co
lumbia Falls was a guest.
The Van Guard Home Demon
stration club will meet Tuesday,
June o, at the home of Mrs. Joe
Catelle.
Charles Rowe, who completed his
junior year at Northwest Nazarene
college, returned home to spend his
~ n - 100 l~u- - /
Fort Peck.
Mrs. Leo Browning and little
Connie, who spent a month visiting
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been employed at the Ross Dorr
farm for a few DAYS.
Mike Had has purchased the
Carl Johnson farm.
Lillian Jensen is roomlng at the
home of Mrs. Mary Dignan in
Glasgow.
Oral McCleery is putting in the
crop on the Charles Marshall place.
william Malunat and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Walker were callers at
the Ross Dorr home Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Jensen and
Donna Jean were visitors at the
o. r. McCleery home Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Fred Halter is visiting her
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Nc
Celery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark EayrS visited
at the Ross Dorr home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Hall has been ill
with the flu.
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Put beets, turnips, rutabagas, car
rots in a cool ventilated place. Cut
tops to 2 inches to save space.