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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Opmnastoun, Chio
0eutidle Gu. -2mtb. Soonternss sUemetnbes
lSAc NiMcnltf Mnr Mnh f1nln1eS 2f1.

Sr. 8. q. Sritlh, Efnrrer. gBohnlir3
C55 @id Npcnue. SeIepbor: 977O7. -
I'm 9 ubr SonntaQ5Id)ule unb Sngene'
yotteshienlt. Inn 1890 llbr 5allpts sgnt'
ttsshic,;ft an alien Sonnz nnb 6e:er"
taaen Sonstnos nm 8 llbr Gonfirman'
oenz unb Tcutid,zllnterritt. AZ ben /
EoHa!...s i'm Ionat SrallenzGerIdinm'
lilra nm 2:30 llbr Sepen eriten 8tcas'
-c,aosss---3 9r,1berbttr6. cSebcn 3ps:.ss
5onntua I'M Mnnnt nm 2:30 llbr 3txs
ts1e l;nb sSib,ue. sseber
5piniaaobenb Siingere 2nther Ntra
,srneu slueitfolrr,,ren Ttiitfppdiupes3
-.cE...--:- -cE...-- outbcr 2;sa SssSeu 5ueitfn:.: :es
zen g'ittipchdtc"S Sc.ntaaI6,uI@ @NsSs
':c.::ii,1.:;.::;a. cSebe.; ::.:-:aabeub GaEs
probe. Inc 8IoubensseroFen iinb be'<
- r;,-jelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Minaior. SRt., 8nncoa
-; Yn,iliS zStrd,p. Ynrpuf Mue

Biurrer Otto s. 9ieh!e, 1915 Ydesn1
Mpe., g&inhlor, aanaba. @ottesbierfi y
hsn Sonn,erlnpnaten bon 80 llbr ross
mttrons; SpnntaaidluIe BON 10--11 ubr
rorinittlps Seten i. Sienstaa abe.ea
i'm Iount aird,enraf>Sibung Sebcn !.
0onnerstog obeno5 I'M Wcnnt Srnheu
Terein Sibuna. glqe @pltse unb Wlcr'
bensoenoiien~ 'inb her3lih einaelaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
3iucio 3.

IS bicne alien @iitglicocrn sur sc.
idaigen Hahrift, bob oie ndtitc Ser.
iammlllng am 16. MdrS s llbr
abenos, in Ser Sallc 1853 q. Nib
lano Ipe., ltattiimbet. sluc MitglieOer
iino gebeten ser Teriunrnllllng bei5u.
pobnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Siebenbireid,.2 .2lmerifoniid,es polfsblatt

Vfenld,beit 1inS mibgeltinnl,t, Ser
@eilt in oiiitere 9ahnen geHrGngt. uno
lrie fann I'M 9onnergetnIl, i'm Gric9
uro Sturmlpiiten bie gemnrierte See
le SreliSc unb 8leihgi'ltisfeit beu.
heln, nein, man miiste oeln @e.
piilen @eipalt unt,,n, 81, eoeliten
Hegungen ser inneren Scclc sic ms
5iun aberdeen erbebt, perltllsneu, imb
ionit in SEN tieilteu Stano ser Cr-
nieoriglmg iinfen, neit, mir mol
len unierm 'inneren @em!licn treu
blciben imb IN inbriinit,acm Gebet
Ssn Simmel anflcben, oieisn lllsieli.
gen Vraro sll lolben l:uS ipieSar
Trieoen unter sic perblenoet, MenIt
belt su bringen. - Sas nalte @ott.
9tun liehes Subelraar e.llpiinoe ib
es ais cine aneenebme Eili,st mo cin
beionoeres Sersriigen I'M Nuitroae
uno inn Namen lmiercs &r;iusfenS,
lniercr 'Sflueitern unb Triioer. Die
mir in biefen % Sabren aelpliier,
maBen ais cine groBe Sarillic. nls
9riioer lno Stlpeitcrn 5.siamnenge.
ltanoen, sSreno lmo 2eio miteinnnoer
geteilt, 5u ellrem Silberncn Subj,
luun oie innieiten l,no bcrslihitcn
Slid riinlhe oar5llbrinscu. .toga
ser slanldbtige Sic llno Sbr, Sami.
lie, Sbre beiben Sobne iriit uno ge-
Ilno erbalten, oarit mir nod piele
Sabre in un5ertrennlider ,srelmo.
iduft ser Sraoition unIeres arins.
hens gered]t uno lins mi:cinauocr
frcueu fGnuen llno ilnierm 2ulungs-
mort trell bleibeh fonnen: vGiner fir
slae uno sGe iiir ginen.
3ugleih iiberrei6e ih Shren oas
in uniernl &rGn5den iiblia,p Silber,
iubildumsJ J8eltenf BON 80 Silbet
Collar, nit benl berSlid)cu urb i'll
nigcn @l,nlfe, Dap es Sbnen, llno
beId]eioen mill ih audi uns elae ein-
ldlieben -, pcrgonnt iein moge cudI
oas 5Oidbrige, alio Goloene Subj
llim, 5I erleben uno miteinanoer
Ieiern 5ll f0nnen. 0as walte @ott.
sluferbem ,purcen nod lGnaere
uno fiir5ere, ernite uno bumprpplle
;feoen gebalten, in oenen Dieielber
8efiible ausgcoriift irhiroen. Gin
getpeis !uie beliebt oas Subelpaar lit
llno iuie bod alle oie Srelmoihaft
besiel6en ihGben. .!eerr uno ,sSral
Inoreas Shi1eioer banften alien 8G-
item fiir Nas Grideiuen uno oen Heo-
nern fiir Die ibnen entgegengebrah-
ten S.atuIatibnen nrb sic ibnen iibcr.
reid)ten @eIhenfc. ..
Gs mar cine 5eitgemdBe Silberbod.
5eitsfeier llno iuGre pollItanoig geipe.
ien bate auh ser iIteite Scbn Nor-
bert, ser in ser @ebrmaht oient, on.
lpeIeno iein fonnen.
9lmpeieno iparen uuber Dem SUI
belpaor lno oeiien Sobn, Serr Efar.
rer unb Srau. Sobannes SelttIhldn-
Der, oie Serren unS Srauen: 8eorgs
Shneioer, Sreo 5ernengel, 0dd)aeI
Jernengel, @tartin 9otb, 5bomas
Sdneioer, CAMEL Hebner, 0fihael
S6inbler, Sobn Haif, Sbolnas So
fel, Sobn Sartmann, Saniel gill,
slrnolo 5ernengel, Sobn &elp, s. g..
Morit, 8illarO 6ebis st. unb 6rau
Gobert 8l!neid, Wtutter ST. 2oliie
Sduiter, sSr. aatb. 9renner, Serr
Gmparo aelp uno Serr Sobn Shnei-
ser.
Wtit Dem allgemeinen @unih @ctt
Der Serr nose bem sSubelpaar ole
bette @eiunbbeit idenfen, oamit es
aud 'oas @oloene sSubildum I'M
areiie ieiner Greunoe ieiern tonne,
ma lie man iif ais es lpenig itlua,
auf oen Seimipeg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Mns Der ct. Subanncs-8emcinbc.

@dbreno ser Eailions5cit finoet III
ser ct. Sobanneseemeiuoe, 757 Goon
Hoao, ieoen Vtittlpohabeno nm 7:30
llbr elm Eaiiionsgottes soienIt ltatt SIT
Dem Mltslieoer, sSrernoe unO 8lal
5ensgenoiien ber5lih einlaoct
Ger Sirheurnt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Smeia 23-

slQen 9riioeru oiene 5nr NafrldDt,
baB Sic ndd}Ite Geriammlllng an
Sountag. Sen 12. Vtdr5, nahmittags
3 ltbr, ituttliuoet.
Sic SinanSiefretdre lperoen enpas
friiber am Elate iein INN 3ablumgen
entgegen 5u nehmen. slne 9riioer
,uerSen sebeteu iid) in ibrem eigenen
sSntereile beim Serein ioiple bcim Gen.
tral Serbauo gutitebeuo 5u balten.
@eamtcn= =&eriammlnng
um Montag, Ben 6. Afor6 s llbr
abenbs. Is lit mbeoingt nptlpenoia,
oab alle geamten Slr Sen ndfiten
@eamtens sGeriamnllmgen criheinen
Oa piele notpenoige Gprnrbeiten sur
&pnpentipn selnaht rueroen nliliien.
Sernlan Miuer, Setr.,
3weis 81
beranitaltet am Samstag, oen fl.
Melra INN $50 llbr ubcnos, i'm Git
ieite Safienbeim, 400 Sit 90. Ctr,
cine sroBe &artcnpartic ino laoet aus
'Mitslieoer ino oeren Sreinpe boz
Sit llno @eit ber5lifIt ein.
Sas aomitee miro aleS gut Dor,
bereiten Tim alien 8dlten einen genliit-
liden abeno slt bereiten. Is miro
ullerhano beimgebadener SUDDEN umh
Gate uno beleste 9r0tfen ieruiert.
sln jeoem Sii6 elm Ereis.
0ir erIllfen ulle llniere liebea
Sbpeltern, ipelde 6eburtstug ODER
Namenstag bieIen Monat baben, unb
ole Sf,peitern, Ole 5um @obl oes
Gereins etlpas beitragen lpoaen, &c
bud fiir bieien slbeno mlt5ubringer,
tpofiir allen i'm Goraus ber5liflt I'M
Namen oes Sereins oauft.
Sobannn @nlff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Canton. Chio

SiehenbRr9iid Sahiiide Gp. 0nther
Gbriitus= =&ird)e, 2ft3-14. Ctr, ". 8.
Hfarrer Sbpnas IS. &oni9er. Sonns
tdgItlale llm 8 llbr morgens. Scutld)s
Snaliiter 8pttesbienit Inn 10 ubr NOR
gems. 9eItide Sd)lllc unb aonfirnlanpen'
llnterrid)t nad) Tereinbarung.
Nue @luubens9enoien uno Sreunbe
iinb bero!id e;rsc!aben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Setruit, Nidigan
Sentide unb SdhFih Gp. ct. EetrnS.
Gtrd1c. (VIcnficI0 unb 9iDSberrn Npc.

Ffarrer cobannes Seutld). 1921 Wlens
iielo Gue Gel: Yin9t,e 6205. Snu,5@
taa: 9cutihe Sdmie bon 1O-12 ubr.
Sonntdgid,ule bon 10-11 ltbr. 0ottess
e;erft con f1--12 ltbr Sehsn Ietten
Sienstau beg Nnnats 0ichenratsiieung.
Slird, bic Spn,mermnn:>.e ieHsn Hr:!..n
Oienstaa. ionit ie5en 3. Csunntag Sranen
@ere;:i 0erianmluus. 1inbeshcrprobs
ieber Sreitaa abenhS Gle @l.;lhemss
genpsleu etnaeinpen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
2iucia 81.

sluen Wtitelieoern biene sur gtuh-
rift, oab uniere monatlihe Gerlamms
lung bonn 3. Mars oui IN Mdr5
oerlhoben merben mubte megeu un-
Sd,luB aui Seite 6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

etnb ste unD Shire anseb1riAen
Dettslteb im 2ramtenSerein nnb
Central 8ertamb? @ean ni&t iett
tt bic Sett tet31treten. Nm senamere
Snfsrmattsn rsfen ste ben estaI.
tertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
GIeOclanb, Cbip
=. g. Guana. 2utb. ct. Spbanncss Stride.

=. =. VuUHB. CHtU. II. eyuUuHHrS zNttuV.
Yaitor &ans Spiel. 76l Cpop 0icao.
Se!.: ~tnIberrp 064'i. llbr uotInittd9S
bcutIder Nottesoe,tit. 10 llpr Souns
tagldule. II llbr ensIiiher 8pttesbienIt.
suthcr Giga slnoad)t uub Gerl6almlllng
Sonntag abenbs 1880 ltbr. 6onfirntons
linterriri,t nno beutldle Sd)ulc am
Snmstag bon ''s.r an. Ille @laubenss
gencljen linD ber5id ein9elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Mvnuea, ga.
9cutihe Gpang. .2utG. ct. HeterS.
Wrmriune. ;. Ctr.

Yiarrer Spans 8. s. Simoleit, 244
Aban,s Ctr, 9toheiter, ga. Selephon:
Nocbcltcr 23GS. 0pttesbenlt $3.50 uht
nprgeu5; SonntngiduIs 10:i5 Ibr. -
srauen @ercin Yerianmluna am lesten
Spnutsstug jebeil Wonats, abenbs 8 ubl.
.ebelmanu 1T berSlib pill!onnlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
&atbar;na gSc6cr

ainb ratcn allen Oenen, luelfe nicj
sum- Central Gerbano gehGren, lid
an5uitlieBen.
Ser trauernoe 8atte
ssrco gScber nno Samilie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

Bite ienoet gales Sar Stamps
IN gliiabetb SSoiiel, 761 Goop &S..
1lepelanb, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Odnfidouno

gSir banfen Dem Central Gerbano
iiir sic prompte Mus5ublung ots
Sterbeseloes fir uniere @attin l1lb
Wtuttcr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Gomclteab, ga.

SeutIdle GU. Qntb. ct. Yiarfus 3trdbe.
l22--22t Sif 9. Nuc.
gieb. Niieuit s. GngeIbreht. Tfdrrer.
seIeptcn 80. 17l5. Pin Sonrz iinp
seiertaoen n,orgeu5 $3.50 Ibr Sonns
tuaIhnlc. 1920 llhr enaliIdher gottes'
OLE. i1:3O llhr oeutIdler 8pttesoienft
NGe @lur1erSgenoien itno berAltf
riIlfpmnlen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

YSch 80. Ctr. unb Wiaarb Muc.
Gaitnr Ssobaanes Seutidldnoer. 1909
Wiuarb aoe. Sell. gSopbbine 9O55.
Uottesnicnit ieben Sonns uub 5eiert:S
in beutid,er inb engliIter Sprohe. =
Sonntaa'dbule ieben Sonntae 80 lib,
uormittaas. Garauffol0enb enalildel
folet Der beu.ihe @ottescienit II llbr
nprp,ittaQs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Columbus, Cbio
OUtuWuNe, AWU
tSuang. 2mther. Nartin Gmtber 3trd,e,
| Gfc Nplcr unb Mun Strake.

Vdc 14OlCr Nnb NWh StrdEe.
Efarrer g. Z. Deuer. Seben Sonn>
tag pormittaas 8 llbr Sonntagihule; /;
10 lltr cnsIilber Bottesoienit; II llbr
oeutid,er 0ottcsoienit.
Mue @Iotbensaenoiien unb Greuno
limb hersIidb eingelaocn.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
WHATELY
BY Mrs. Hans Jensen

Mr. ad Mrs. Dick Richardson wert
visitors at the Elmer Hake homt
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rushel
entertained at dinner Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. George Demko and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Bruce moved
to their farm home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hake and
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen and
Donna Jean attended the play at
the high school Friday evening.
JENNIE Lou Farrell was an over
night guest of Lorraine Davenport
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs George Demko and
family drove to Malta Thursday on
business.
Ned Johnson of Glasgow is doing
some carpenter work for Ross Dorr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kalstad of
Kingman, Ariz., have returned here
and have moved to the reSettlement
place to farm.
Mrs. Burdick Lund, MI. and Mrs.
Mike Had, Syver Hanson and Hans
Jensen attended the seed school in
Glasgow wednesday.
Andy Stone of San Francisco Wis
tied at the George Demko home
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Stone is
a cousin of Mrs. Demko.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hake enter
tanned at dinner Sunday MI. and
Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Bruce and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Hulburt.
Claude Gouge is a patient at the
Deaconess hospital suffering from
a heart ailment.
James McCleery. who is in Eng
land, is now a first class seaman,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
Revenue Deputy
Will Give Help
On Income Form

A deputy collector of internal
revenue will be at the departments
office, Room 202 in the Federal
building here, from next Monday
through April Is to aid taxpayers in
making out and filing their declara-
tons of estimated income tax for
1914, M. c. Rowan, deputy in charge,
announced.
The office will be closed this week
while deputies are in the field as
sisting taxpayers at other points in
Montana.
The estimated tax may be paid in
full with the declaration, or in equal
installments on or before April Is,
June IS, September Is and Deem
Der Is. The first installment must
accompany the April Is declaration.
A farmer, if at least 80 percent of
his pross income is derived from
farming, need not file a declaration
before Dec. Is.
It was stressed that the April IS
filing is only an estimate and may
be amended in the subsequent
declaration.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
Early Showing Of
Buffalo Bill" at
Glasgow Theates

Showing of the new moving pic
ture, Buffalo Bill at the Roxy
theater next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday will coincide with the
world release date Of the produc-
ton, Manager Ed Dawson an
nounced today.
Buffalo Bill" is also of special
interest. he said, because much of
it was filmed on the Grow Indian
reservation in Montana. near Har-
din. Scenes include the famous
Sun dance ceremony and Clusters
last stand.
The title role of the frontier
character is taken by Joel McCrea
and Maureen O'Hara is co-starred.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
Coop Elevator
Negotiates for
Nashua Building

The newly organized Farmers
Union Grain and Feed company OF
Glasgow is now negotiating for pur-
chase of the old Winter Truesdell-
Diercks elevator in Nashua, it was
announced at a meeting of stock
holders Monday night.
The elevator is now owned by the
Farmers Union Grain Terminal as
ISOLATION, parent Cooperative organi-
cation. Plans call for dismantling
and moving it to Glasgow. Present
capacity is IS, 900 bushels, but alter
atoms. including addition of clean
ing mill, will lower this to $4,000
bushels.
Stockholders elected a Temporary
board of directors to serve until the
first annual meeting, May 90. Mem
bers are Sidney Cotton. chairman;
Walter Newton, vice chairman; Ben
Boreson, secretary. and George
Puchalla, Elmer Hake, Magnus
Swenson and Martin SCHNEIDER.
The coop has also changed the
value of its stocks. Common stocks
will be valued at $50 and 500. Pre-
stock is SIS a share.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
Looking
Back.
TEN YEARS AGO

TEN YEARS AGO
Taken from the files of The Courier
for April, 1884.
Gov. Frank H. Cooney visited the
Fort Peck project this week.
Joe Kroc, former Twin Cities goli
professional, will soon take up duties
at the Glasgow Golf club.
Ed Miller of Butte has arrived to
become district supervisor of the
employment service. He succeeds w
L. Cain, who resigned last week.
Promoter Ed FITZGERALD has an
nounced Glasgow's first wrestling
card.
Elmer Hall and R. S.. McKellar
were reelected Glasgow school
trustees.
j. S. McHenry is advertising sheep
to herd on his land 10 miles south
west of town and adds, There is
plenty of water and grass, if it
grows"
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Taken from the files of The Courier
=. for April, 1919.
r. j.. Moore is chairman of the
Victory loan campaign in the county.
Kyle Masonic lodge at Hinsdale
has purchased the former Welton
mercantile building.
Pat Sisk of the north country was
here on business this week.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
Bids Accepted ON
CCC Storage Bins

The commodity credit corporation
will offer its wooden grain storage
bins to the highest bidders be-
tween May l and II, provided
bids equal or exceed established
minimum prices. Farmers will be
given first consideration but af-
ter May II the offer will be open
to the public. Minimum price is on
a basis of 10 cents a buShel for I'M
erected bins, liz cents for erected
bins and IL cents for erected and
painted bins. Sales will be handled
by the county Triple-A committee.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06

John P. Murphy, who once prac'
ticed law in Glasgow, has been elect
ed president of the Higbee COM
pany, Cleveland's largest department
ment store, according to word re-
ceived here by acquaintance.
Murphy and an associate, the late
Charles L. Bradley, acquired an in
terest in the company in May, 1887,
giving them control of the present
outstanding common stock. MI.
Murphy has been a director since
1887. The company has a surplus of
more than S5,000,000.
Murphy practiced law here in the
Parker & Murphy partnership from
1912 until he entered the World war.
His wife, the former Gladys Tate,
was also a Glasgow resident. He
served as a lieutenant in the army
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06

Maj. Ivan w. Eveland, commander
of a heavy bombardment squadron
that completed final training phases
at the Glasgow airbaSe, is back in
England safe after having been re-
ported missing in action for several
months. He is with the Eighth air
force.
The cable announcing Eveland's
safety was sent to his wife, Mrs.
Dawn Farrar Eveland of Butte who,
with the Evelands' baby daughter,
has been making her home there
with her parents. Back of the brief
cable, friends believe, is the drama
tic story of rescue from NaZi-oc-
cupied Europe through underground
channels-a story that probably will
not be told in full until after the
war.
The message gave no details but
announced that the Montana flier
is safe at his base and told Mrs.
Eveland that she could now COM
with him.
Mrs. Eveland was informed last
Dec. 81 that her husband was mis-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
French Underground" May
Have Saved Major Eveland

sing in action as the result OF
enemy action over German-occupieo
France. The message said he had
been shot down over France while
leading his squadron on a COM
bat mission.
Major Eveland's squadron left
here late last fall and he had
participated in a number of missions
before he was reported missing. The
Montanan had had a colorful career
in the air ever before that.
He is a graduate of Butte high
school and graduated from the
State university at Missoula IN
1888. He later became an air cadet
and was commissioned. He then
flew for Pan-American airways until
1899, when he entered the army air
forces. He saw service in Africa,
India, Burma and China.
He flew ammunition and supplies
to Gen Claire L. Chennault'S famed
Flying Tigers of the AVG in
China and helped evacuate refugees
from Burma. He returned to the
United States in July, 1912. 1t was
the following year he was stationed
at the Glasgow base. The Eveland's
daughter was born in Glasgow while
they were making their home here.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
Mexican Workers
Arrive; Placed ON
Valleys Ranches

Twenty-eight Mexican nationals,
part of a contingent of 300 being
allocated to Montana farmers and
ranchers this week, arrived here
Tuesday afternoon to begin work on
Valley county ranches. They will be
employed during lambing season.
Stanley d. Lyman of Belle
Fourche, S. D., representative of the
office of labor of the wal foods adj
ministration, said other groups went
to Chinook. Shelby, Great Falls,
Conrad, Sidney and Missoula.
Hundreds more are expected with
in the next two weeks to work in
beet fields of the state. Beet farm
ers of Valley county alone have filed
requests for las.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
Weights in Price
Support Program.
On Hogs Changed

Beginning April Is support prices
will again apply only to good and
choice barrows and gifts weighing
from 200 to 270 pounds and OF that
date the temporary emergency pro-
gram of support prices for hogs
weighing from 270 to 800 pounds
will be terminated, the var food adj
ministration announces. The price
support program was extended to
the heavier weights from prevailing
heavy discounts for hogs weighing
over 270 pounds. However. the VIA
says. the emergency is now over and
starting April Is the top weight
limit for support prices will again
be 270 pounds.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOIl1E UT SAIL UT RIAL TN - n
Notice of sale of real estate acquired
by Valley County by tax deed.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day of May, 1914. at 10 o'clock n. m,
in the commissioners room in the Court
House at Glasgow. Valley County, Mon
tana. the undersigned Valley County,
Montana. will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder according to Section
posi- Chapter 100 of the Revised Codes
of the State of Montana and for a price
which shall not he less than the fair
market value thereof which has here
tofore been determined and fixed by the
Board of Commissioners of Valley
County. Montana. and which is herein
after stated. all of the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the
County of Valley. State Of Montana,
and which the said County has hereto
fore acquired by tax deed.
The terms of the sale are as follows
Cash, lawful money Of the United
States. to he paid at the date of the
sale. The Board of County Commits
sioners reserve the right at their OPP
tion to accept a cash payment equal to
20 per cent of the purchase price. bal
ance to he paid in four equal payments
annually including interest at 4 per
cent on all such deferred payments. A
quit claim deed will be given the pur
chaser unon completion If the above
mentioned payments. The right to reject
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
Tripae-A Leader
Warns Shortage
OF Sugar Looms

Warning that a further reduction
of sugar allowances for civilian ust
is in prospect if 1914 beet produc-
ton falls much below this years
war crop" goals, was made in Salt
Lake City by N. E. Dodd, chief OF
the agricultural adjustment agency.
at its western regional conference
This statement was made before
representatives of the AAA of
thirteen Western states.
Mr.. Dodd also stressed the i'm
portance of beans because Of their
adaptability to many conditions OF
food needs" and sugar beetS be-
cause they also provide by-products
for livestock feed which are badly
needed"
sugar beets and beans are two
very important food crops needed
from western states. Beans because
of their adaptability to many condi-
tons of food needs and sugar beets
to supplement other sources of sugar
which are being drawn on heavily
for the manufacture of industrial
and to supply United
Nations food needs" he said.
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any and all bids is hereby expressly
reserved.
No buildings are included with any
OF the property listed below unless spe-
cifically mentioned in the description.
A six and o~ne-quarter per cent per
petual royalty reservation in mineral
which exists or may be developed is
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
Trustees Renamed
And Levy Okaye6
At Glasgow Poll.

At a quiet school election herr
Saturday afternoon, Mark Watson
and Leslie Hanson were reelected
trustees of the Glasgow district
board without opposition. A special
6-mill levy also was voted, with SO
ballots cast for the levy and l
against it. A. B. Friedlund, district
clerk, reported. Of the levy, 3 mills
will be for the common. schools and
3 mills for the high school.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
18th Date
For Frazer Senior
Class Production
BY Courier Correspondent

FRAZER-Frazer high school en-
iors will present their class play.
1.-The UNLIMITED Jester" a three-act
comedy, in the school auditorium
Friday, April IA. A matinee will be
staged at 2:30 and a night show at
8. Members of the cast are Margaret
Herzberg, Thelma Long, Henry Das-
sonville, Betty During, Monroe
Archdale, Murl Martin, Arthur Neu-
bauer, Elsie Brooks. Richard Olfert,
Dorothy Calfee and Ann Clampitt.