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sS2 VARNUM ST. NV ROOMS, CONV
TO car and bus in good residential section
utilities furn.; adult Protestant couple
reasonable: available 1hth
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/; l22s EUCLID ST. NW-ComfortabIe
b. apartment suitable young women, de-
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

l35s KENYON ST N.W:-FURN1sHED
town: sia per Dse' Week. XIV ~ HILL ~ 00"H
WANTED, coNGENIAL GIRL TO EQUAL.
Mass sha5s ave. IM Apt aP5 4Ss Wh NE apP5neF $4
YOUNG GIRL TO SHARE APT, DOWN.
NV. Apt. 900. Sun or after ewes. 13'
TWO-RooM APT, BUCKINGHAM, 20
ture, reasons BE. Phone. RE $500. Ext.
5ess; 56ss; Or Pr GleBe sbs $3.50 after pm Sat
kitchen. near TRANSPORTATION. TR. oo7s.
TAKCMA PARK-LovELY PRIVATE APT
s43: utilities sH 1916. '''N'' ''' '''''
ARGONNE ATS BEDROOMS. LIv-
months AID. s355.
WANTED, 3 GIRLS TO SHARE WITH /
other, 3-room, kit. bath apt. in Glover
Park Unm phone maid service c9ny
Waves. YES. a5zs5. 5se0 or sns 494s nome pfe'ef
IDEAL FOR 4 OR s; ENTIRE FL, RE
twin beds, coli springs and matt radio
etc, $50 ca. mo. RA. 496I before Z pm,
or Sunday. $40 Varnum st. NV.
sSRS5SaHD VII x saoss sHDHeaFs es sHs
j TAKOMA PARK-4 ROOMS, BATH;
s no or GE os0o "a pets miss W
| FURNISHED 3-ROOM APT. FOR EN-
@ @pioyer mother with small child, maid
4z54, I Hsek0ass and all day Sunday Adams
ATTRACTIVE, AIRY CORNER APART
ment, well furnished; all utilities; cleo, gas
be wonderful home oe for Settled Couple "ou'q or
/ or gentlemen near trans; ref ex-
esdgs on pose wishes hox to small
sERVIcEMAN's WIFE DESIRES GIRL TO
share modern apt: all conveniences; in
northwest section. Phone NO. 7244
1920 CONN. AVE, APT. 1OS-BUsINEss
able
JEWISH GIRL ABOUT 2o-a7, SHARE
a1se 9se "a apt ess With Others maid SERVICE reas
YOUNG GENTLEMAN TO SHARE 5-RooM
ne apt, with reporter and ensign: maid
| AT. 4s09 between and pm.
poWNToWN LocATIoN LARGE BINS
mo. rent; will sell furn. to party who rents
Witch sR eoss se Of .n se ssd5
deS5le BED bed and daybed KITCHEN set and
armed forces s. call re- eo49. 9Nnef entering
OR 2 woMEN-1317 COLUMBIA RD.
n.w.--1 rm.. kit, semi-pvt. bath, S42 80;
including util.; open Sun, 1O-noon only.
2 CONGENAL GIRLS TO SHARE NIGEL Y
furn. apt: with others: ne: section; conv.
trans; unlim. phone. Call Ii. 549s.
CHI. CH.. D. C. - OWNER WILL SHARE
home with refined couple; first a. pvt. res. !;
nearly new; fine loc.: nicely furn.; 4 rms,
kit. bath. toilet. closets; attract; reas
EN-. ISL after pm. or Sunday. IA.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. MASTER BDRM.,
| Venetian blinds awnings. inner springs.
| elec kit. semi-pvt bath. in mod. det res !:
| excl sect; good trans; nr. stores; employed
| cple., $50 mo; also single sleeping studio
rm.. S25. MI. O613
REFINED GIRL. .25-35, TO SHARE ArrR.
apt. with one other. HO. 1902. all day
Sunday. after p m weekdays.
Mr.. CONN. AVE. & KALORAMA RD-3
! rooms. kitch. & bath; fireplace; avail. 18th;
| $50. Box 219-K. Star.
ATTRACT, AIRY QUARTERS FOR HOUSE
keeper with employed husband in exchange
for her services OF small rooming house.
VERY NICE STUDIO ROOM. BEDROOM.
kit. and bath; newly dec: all new kit; ac-
commodities 4 girls; S27.5O month each;
| another accommodates girls: same rate
3469 Holmead pl. nv. Apply Monday and
Tues. after pm. Dupont 6061. IA
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wanted to share nicely furnished corner
house with gentleman. Bus stop: 30 min
uteS TO MaShlngton. Glebo N39G.
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12-ROOM HOUSE ON EAST CAPITOL ST.
to person buying furniture al $50 cash.
Furnished comfortably throughout House
rents SS5 No tritlers. Box 1U1-K Star.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD (cont. J

2O14 KALORAAA RID. NW-Vacancy for
young man. to share room with another;
pvt. bath, excellent meals. NC. $685..
6312 Sth ST. N.W.-Large front room
double twin beds: with board; semi-private
bath Private tIst family lsoo blks from
18th. ST. NV, 1914-Girls to share
room S42 80; excellent transportation
SINGLE AND DOUBLE, selected menus,
country atmosphere: close in: good transp.:
near Chevy Chase circle. WO. 1885
1889 GIRARD ST, N.W-Delicious meals.
rooms; l single and triples, with room
space for , young men each. Also double
basement for either . young men or .
girls: Govt workers preferred
1887 FAIRMCNT ST NW.-Room and
board for younr ladies end young man
Pleasant surroundings Good home cookine.
DUPONT CIRCLE : Double and share
rooms, with or without board: reasonable.
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4o5 SCHUYLER read. SILVER SPRING
Studio apt, beautifully furn. fireplace in
living rm.. pvt bath, cool and comfortab BILE +:
unlimited phone suitable for :, employed
people. gentle home Call 81. $40.
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CLEVELAND PARK-MODERN GROOM
brick furn. house from July L TO Sept. 15.
Owner to retain l bedroom. Close TO
transportation. S135 per mo. EN-. 1850.
GEORGETOWN HOUSE. 4 BEDROOMS, 3
baths, large garden July to October; $500
per month Tel Michigan 1904
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STUDIO SUITE. SUITABLE GROUP OF 6
WAVE or WAAC officers. beautifullv
Kitchen: $50 per person: non-smokerS and
non-drlnkerS desired. Box o6N-K. Star
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lDORlErOWN-APTB. WITH ATNO6-
phere. Converted 18th century coach house,
500 to $500 monthly. Breakfast and
service optional. Ready ahortly. Ooaven.
trans. Box 77-K. star.
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2135 F ST. NV OR 3 GIRLS: BASE,
ment STUDIO rnn., sink, grill, shower 81 sc
ca. 'Sgle. hall rms, $3.50 DI o135
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apt. or duplex. coal heat furnished Must
be strictly modern, large rooms; close in,
on car line. Gentle businessman and
Wife, long Wash. residents. desire quiet
surroundines. References exchanged. Box
1gS-K, Star
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EDGEMOOR, BETHESDA-ATTRAC
~ furn. twin bedroom, with joining sitting
room room or studio and private bath. non
hf1}usekeeplng. no large. gentle home, beauti-
to quiet couple who will appreciate re-
nned surroundings Phone WI o20G
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED APT. IN ADULT HOME, 3
large bedrooms, living room. kitchen and
dining room combined and bath Leesburg
pike. Va: On transportation. Call Falls
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C., 1890 3Ist ST NV.
will share beautiful, det, furn home
with well-recomme nded couple: everything
furnished Right price to right party
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AAIIRAGTIVE, NEW, GROOM HOUSE:
porch, attached garage; very comfortably
and artlsticallv furn.; June 2sth to Sept.
18th; discriminating adults only. WO
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ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH s.UCCo HOUSE,
screened porch: yard: near bus, close to
| city and Pentagon; S175 per mo Call
| between II noon and 6 pm. for appoint
/ ment. Chestnut OG1n
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RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT EMPL DYED
couple wants two to four room modern.
well-furnshed apartment for summer or
loneer VIII give excellent care, Call
Republic 300. Ext 50GS. Ia
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LARGE PRIVATE YACHT. COMPLETELY
and handsomely furnished; individual ac-
adj, dock for help Permanent anchor
age and pvt parking lot Elect, , phones.
c, W, steam heat, complete galley 3 lge
baths; 10 min. to center D. c.; u yr or
yearly lease; ideal for ! family or > con-
| in eXch. for splendid view; privacy, cool
comfort and resort-type atmosphere for
year round living; gentle family. Box
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WANTED TO LEASE BY YOUNG NAVY
oftcer and wife one or two room apt, bath.
kltchenette: 'furn. or unfurn.: n W. section.
preferably GEORGETOWN or near Conn ave.
Phone Adams 5l6l. 15'
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing and Storage Co.. Taylor 2937. 13'
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part rent of small unfurn. ant. in ex-
change for mothers care Ct small ch'ld.
ReferenCeS. Box look. Star
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GROOM APT. UNFURNISHED IN ALEX
andria or Arlington. Call Glebe 1856.
TWO OR THREE-RCOM APT, UNFUR-
nished private bath 3 adults. Box 99-H,
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY-SUBL 3
| furn. duplex; nice private garden: end
| 10th st; service or professional, employed
couple preferred: ref; Sl35 per mo-, all
| utilities inc1 Sljoo aSoQ
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW CUNT APT. HOUSE FOR SALE
SH. 626S.
SOUND INVESTMENT = AUNT BRICK
apt house near Capitol, 81 5000; $4,000
down: income $1,000: coal furnace
SWIFT. TR. BAGS or ME- 9332
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BEDRMS.. RECREATIC

rms. IN BASEMENT; corner house near
schools. ! to > blocks from 9 express bus
lines; NV. section; completely furnished;
Sl75. Available June % Georgia s11S.
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FINE. LARGE HOUSE. DOWNTOWN, TO
responsible organization only. Box
81 TIL. Star
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PROFESSIONAL WOMAN DESIRES l. .,
or 3 room, apartment, preferably unfur
nlshed. Call RE. 1900, Ext. 71515, Sum-
day from 1876 otherwise Adams 1876.
MIDDLE-AGED, SETTLED COUPLE DE-
slres .unfurn. Groom, kit, and bath apt,
NV. location. CO. 6947.
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four bedrooms, overlooking Potomac, 10
miles Washington; considerably cooler;
hourly bus: rent July, August. TIE 56ss I.
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JULY AND AUGUST, COMFORTABLE DE-
tached house; 3 bedrooms. baths.
screened porch. grand piano. Victory gar
den; Amer. University Park; l blk. from
bus line. Call Emerson 5557.
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SUMMER RENTAL; OFF CONN AVE:
bedrooms. : baths screened porch cool,
u block from bus: maids quarters; avail
able July lSt till Sept. 18th, possibly
longer Call EM O5H5
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MARRIED COUPLE, NO CHILE

wanted Immediately to share with young
married woman husband in Army, COM
pletely furnished new brick bungalow,
full basement and recreation room, nice
near Cherrydale. % minutes from center
of town. full nriNilegeS Glehe 0S30
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SILVER SPRING FOR SUMMER OR
longer, lovely country estate 80 min. from
White House; nus line: rooms. 3 baths.
auto. coal heat, full bin; Bendix washer,
S225 month SH 1921, Sun. or ewes
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WAVE AND GOVT EMPLOYED SISTER
desire . or 3 room, completely furn. apt,
private bath. Box 356-Y, Star 13*
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ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED, GROOM
brick house in Md suburbs u block from
streetcar; large lot. shady and cool: grand
piano, cleo. range. wash. machine. sew
machine: July and Aug, S125 mo. Owner
reSerNlNg | room. Call WA 432O
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1-ROOM, NEW-CONDITION HOUSE. ON
bus line, in Chevy Chase; beautifully fur
nished; adults preferred; over summer
period. Call WO 4463
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REFINED YOUNG BUSINFSSWOMAN DE-
sres to share apartment with other girls.
not over $50; congenial; gentle Box
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Lodge Grass Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibson
went to Billings Sunday. They
returned Monday bringing Mrs.
Nan Sloan with them.
MIR. and Mrs. John Gibson
were in Billings Monday and
Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stevens
were in Lodge Grass Monday.
George Gibson was in Wyola
and Hardin on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Willy OF
Rotten Grass were callers at
the Dominic Stevens ranch.
Red Hults was in Lodge CIR
ass Wednesday.
John Gibson was a Hardin
business caller on Wednesday.
Mrs. Pete Stevens and child
rem and Tom Enchoff were cal
home Tuesday evening.
The Mountain View club was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Bob SHIRLEY on Thursday, April
is. Following a turkey dinner,
the day was spent in sewing
for the Red Cross. Members
present were Mrs. George Glib
son, Mrs. Carroll Graham and
Gary, Mrs. Tom Stevens, Mrs.
John Gibson, Mrs. Dominic St
evens, Mrs. Ed Hults and the
hostess. Mrs. Nan Sloan was a
guest.
Walt Standish and Miles ST.
andish were callers at the Joe
Graham ranch on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Graham
and Gary were in Lodge Grass
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Miller en-
tertained a group of friends at
a no-hoSt dinner on Saturday
evening. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Clawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Red Hults and Richie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Graham and Gary,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson, John
Helwich, Henry Klindt and Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Miller.
Mrs. Joe Graham, Mrs. Car
roll Graham and Gary visited
Mrs. George Gibson and Mrs.
Nan Sloan Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Stevens and child
rem, Mrs. Red Hults and Rich
lie and Maxine and Mamie
Lake we're at their respective
ranch homes over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Stevens
and children were in Lodge
Grass Saturday.
Mrs. Buster Green called al
the Joe Graham home Friday
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days last week visiting their par
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Ham
mOnd.
The Little Horn Demonstra-
ton club met at the home OF
Mrs. S. T. Eggart April 10. Mem
berS present were Mrs. A. B.
Magnani, Mrs. L. Harris, Mrs.
P. Williams, Mrs. M. Fellows, Mrs.
E. Knutson, Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs.
Jack Williams, Mrs. Therney,
Mrs Wegenaar, Mrs. ]. LETTERS,
and Mrs. J. Taught. Mrs. Jack
Villains, Jr., of Nye was a guest.
After the business meeting, re-
freShmentS were served by Mrs.
Eggart, assisted by Mrs. letters
and Norma Barrett.
Mrs. Glenn Blackford and
children were Lodge Grass Wis
itors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goe spent
Saturday evening visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. Magnani.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Magnani,
John Trenholm of Dayton, Mar
ilyn McVay and Hazel Knight
of Lodge Grass were visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Taught and
family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Taught and
Lawrence, Melvin and Luella
Mae, Mrs. H. C. Thurber, Mrs.
Ida Taught and Mrs. Eldora
Turner visited the Custer bat
tlefield, Mt. Vera cemetary and
friends at Foster on Sunday.
Miss Marie Morton was a
Sheridan caller Saturday.
Mrs. S. Therney made a trip
to Billings the first part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fellows spent
the week end with Mrs. Fellows
brother on Reno creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Harris and
daughter, Clara, were in Billings
Saturday. While there they Wis
tied Mrs. Betty Morse at st.
Vincent'S hospital.
Mrs. Ida Taught spent Sunday
at the Jess Taught home.
Mrs. William Smith and son
Bill, Jr., of Bremerton, Wash.
arrived Tuesday to spend some
time at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Smith.
William Morton arrived FRI
day TO visit his parents, MI. and
Mrs. George Morton, and family
over the week end. He had been
attending Linfield college in
Washington. He left Monday ev-
ening for Missoula to assume his
duties as a radio operator.
Marilyn McVay and Hazel
Knight visited Norma Barrett
Sunday.
Bernard Taught is helping
James Taught this week.
A picnic was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Taught
on Sunday. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Simpson and son,
Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Mag
mani, John Trenholm of Dayton,
Miss Rachel Foltz of Wyola, Mrs
Ida Taught of Crow Agency
Mrs. R. C. Thurber of Malvern
Ark, Mrs. and Mrs. Jess Taught
and daughter, Luella Mae, ano
Lyle, Bernard and Lawrence
Taught.
Mr. and Mrs. John Helwicl
visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Wag-
enaar Sunday.
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.Ionia News

Mrs. H. C. Thurber of Hot
Springs, Ark, is visiting her
brother, Jess Taught, and fam
ily. This is the first time the two
time the two have been together
in % years.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Wagenaar
were Sheridan visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Wagenaar received treat
ment for an injured back.
Norma Barrett is spending
her week-ends with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Eggart.
Mrs. S. T. Eggart and Mrs. W.
LETTERS attended the Womens
club meeting in Wyola last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taught
and daughters spent Friday
with MI and Mrs. Jess Taught
and family.
Mr.. an Mrs. Howard Simpson
have moved to their ranch on
Good Luck creek.
Uhl Bond and daughter, Kar-
en-, were Lodge Grass visitors
Wednesday.
Several ladies from this COM
munity are going to Lodge
Grass on Thursday to make Red
Cross bandages under the dir
ection of Mrs. Jack Williams
and Mrs. Charles Long.
MI. and Mrs. Jack Williams, Jr.
of Nye, Mont, spent several
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Kirby Kernels

Mrs. Dom Davies has been
confined to the Sheridan Mem
orial hospital during most OF
the past two weeks, but is
now at home at the ranch. She
returned Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Leon Gamble returned
Thursday form visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. William Ho-
lthues, and aunt Mrs. Floyo
Chapman of Thermopolis, Wyo.,
the past two weeks. She acc
ompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Young, who went to Met
eetsee to visit relatives and at
tend the funeral for Mrs.
Youngs mother, Mrs. Cammock.
The YoungS returned and brou-
ght Mrs. Gamble home with
them.
Jack Jefferies carried the
mail from Kirby to Decker
while the Youngs were away.
The Red Cross met at the
Ferguson home on Tuesday to
sew, but are just about out OF
material to work with, and
would like to have washed
wooden pieces or new cottol,
pieces to make laprobes for
bomb shelters. Contributions
of such material would be well
coined.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hos
ford have been at their ranch
here the past week making ar
engagements to live permanent
thy. They have rented a house
in Sheridan until their home
here is ready for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM v. john
son were in Sheridan for sew
eraW days last week on business,
The Rosebud Mountain Vic
tory Garden All club met this
weekend and prepared their
hot bed for operation. Mem
berS met at the home of Mrs
VIM. Johnson.
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Charles Faw and Mrs. Lloyd
Faw Sunday afternoon.
Hobart Delp and j. L. Black
burn made a trip to the Pine
hills Monday.
Mrs. Tom Faw called on Mrs.
Alvin Wedel and Mrs. Pete We
del Monday afternoon.
AL Humphrey made a busin-
ess trip to Hardin Tuesday at
ternoon.
Lloyd Faw transacted busin-
ess in Hardin Tuesday.
j. L. Blackburn was a Hardin
visitor Wednesday.
Among those from this COM
munity in Hardin Tuesday were
Bob Ewing, Albert and Melvin
LOOMS and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Kern.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Mabe
were Hardin callers Friday.
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MIR. and Mrs. Bobbie Dick and
daughter, Wanda Lee, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Mabe Sat-
urday.
Those who made trips to
Hardin Saturday included MI.
and Mrs. Lloyd Faw, Mrs. Tom
Faw, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Delp
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Kern.
Evelyn, Virginia, Martha and
Tony Faw were dinner guests
of Mrs. Guy Turner Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Faw called on Mrs.
Jake Blackburn Saturday.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

commissioners in the several
counties of the state power to
fix the compensation allowing
any deputy or assistant up to
900 of the salary of the office
under which deputy or assistant
is serving.
The board approved the ap-
pointment of the following dep
uties: c. D. Goodnow, deputy
county clerk; Goldie Finlayson,
deputy county clerk; R. G. Ri
ley, under-sheriff; Mabel G.
Brekke. deputy clerk of court;
John Scott. deputy assessor:
Clifford Smith, deputy assessor;
S. T. Meeke, deputy assessor.
The following claims were ex-
amined and approved, warrants
having previously been issued
in payment of the same:
GENERAL FUND:
Marcn pay roll ....."...$3,O66.6 "a
ROAD FUND:
March pay roll ........ $4,000
POOR FUND:
March pay roll .""...... 10000
LIBRARY FUND:
March pay roll ..."..".. 235.OO
The following claims were ex-
amined and approved and war
rants were ordered drawn on
their respective funds in pay
ment of the same:
GENERAL FUND:
West Publishing Co., books
county attorney IS 27.0O
K. B. Chemical Co., sup
plies, co. building ..-.:. 92.8O
C. A. Randall. office work 84.OO
Hardin Tribune-Herald,
supplies, various offices 1882
Sam T. Meeke, mileage see. 28.lO
S. N. Cunningham, mile
Harvey Porter, MILEAGE. 49.l5
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HALFWAY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wagner
we're guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hobart Delp Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Pete Wedel
have moved back into tEeir
home, after repairing damages
caused by the flood and ice
jam. They had been staying at
the home of their son George.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Black
burn called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart Delp Sunday.
George Heller and Lloyd Faw
were callers in Hardin Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom FaW and
children visited Mr. and Mrs.
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Big Horn County.
Stute of Montana.
SPECIAL
March 81. 1943

The Board met this day in
special session, notice having
previously been given in accord
ance with the Montana statute,
the following members being
present: B. H. McCarty, chair
man; H. E. Clifford, member,
together with the county clerk.
The meeting having been
called for the purpose of aban-
doning a portion of Road No.
p, and there being no protests
entered for or against the
abandonment of said road the
board declared the same aban-
doned.
There being no further bust
ness the board adjourned.
APPROVED:
B. H. MCCARTHY, Chairman.
ATTEST:
HARRY E. COX.
County Clerk.
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REGULAR SESSION
April 5, 1943

The Board met this day in
regular session, the following
members being present: B. H,
mccarthy, chairman; Thomas
Macleod and H. E. Clifford.
members, together with the
county clerk.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approx
ed.
The board by unanimous vote
approved the salary increases
for all deputies appointed after
February %, 1943, in accordance
with House Bill No. "a, amend
ing Section 4874 of the Revised
Codes of the State of Montana
of 1885, granting the county
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Petty Cash, petty cash
items, various Offices. 1858
Clifford Smith, mileage. $500
M. L. John, cleaning and
painting jail ........ $500
Edith Raup, Stenog. work $500
Tribune Printing & Sup
ply Co., supplies ....... 17.5O
Mildred B. Crosby, attor-
ney general opinions 49,. 900
Campbell Farming Corp,
material and labor .. $4,000
Elder Hardware Company,
supplies 1.35
Mckee Printing Co., sup
plies Ola
Mckee Printing Co., sup
plies 3.14
The Lawyers Cooperative
Publishing Co., books,
county attorney .......... $500
Hardin Hardware, Inc,
supplies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Henry H. Ulrich, mileage 94.50
Maynard Stationery Co.,
supplies 3.25
Fred j. Waterman, lamps 4.0l
Henry H. Ulrich, board OF
prisoners NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 41.UU
Mrs. Joe Zile, salary ........ 54.25
Geo. w. GuStafSon, mile
age, sustenance, sup
plies 54.56
ChaS. A. CorkinS, j. P.
! fees ll.UU
E. ]. Scarry & Co., scrub
compound ...""."-...". 116.75
Peterson Typewriter Ex-
change. typewriter re-
pairs l2.5u
Ira T. Smith, deputy sher-
iff hire lo.uu
Bancroft Whitney Co.,
books, county atty. -: 1000
Tribune Printing & Supply
Co., supplies .."".""""." 1878
Hardin Lumber Co., sup
plies 100
Mountain States Tel. &
Tel. Co., tolls and rental 1918
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Thirteen billion dollars-the
s%$ sum the Treasury must raise
Tvs in the Second War Loan drive,
~ Is only one sixth Of the esti-
I mated cost Of the war for the
A- fiscal year Of 1913.