davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Leads Are at Stake
In Boys Club TiIts

Tomorrow's scheduled games in
the Boys Club Baseball League may
break a deadlock for first place in
the midget section, where Central
Branch and Falls Church are tied
with six victories each. and may see
the lead change hands in the close
races in peewee and Junior loops.
Midgets.
Merrick VS.. Grays, West Elipse. IL am.
Bel1eview. VS.. Mats, South Ellipse, ! / am: :
Central Branch VS.. Hearst, East Ellipse. l
pm; Falls Church VS.. !. n. s., Lincoln
Memorial, 1870 am.
Peewees.
washington Flour VS.. May Hardware,
Western, 11sa.m.; Manor Park VS.. Mer-
rick, South E1lipse, / pm; Central Branch
VS.. Falls Church. West Ellipse, L pm;
l. H. 8. VS.. Hearst, western, / pm.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Mott and Logon Teoms
Gain Diumond Titles

Mott School holds the 1914 sixth.
grade baseball championship and
Logan has the fifth-grade laurels, as
q result Of playoffs on the Banneker
diamond.
Mott laced Van Ness, to 4, and
Logan won on default by Burrville
after licking riggs-Montgomery.
10 to Z
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Invasion Riley Pigeon.
Tukes 4OO-MiIe Test

Flying hours and IL minutes and
averaging better than 43 miles an
hour, Bernard j. Riley's Invasion
won the eighth race of the old bird
series sponsored by the Capital City
Racing Pigeon Club over an airline
4O0-mile course from Deshler, Ohio.
An entry from the Lee Carroll loft
took second, flying an average of
1888 yards per minute. and Richa
ard N. Burton's bird placed third
with 1860 in the field of II from
Il lofts.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Oliver, Strange Shine
In Busundu Triumph

Ed (Pluto) Oliver. Busanda pitch
ing ace. shutout Camp Springs, SO.
yesterday, struck out IS and allowed
only one scratch hit which was COL
lected by his mound opponent.
Catcher Stranges of Navy got three
hits for four, two of which were
homers.
Busanda -----Ol1 Ill OO-b 8 3
Camp Springs 900 600 00-- O l 2
oliver and stranges; semicek and Stew
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Future Net Aces Seen as Lads
Sparkle in Stars Tourney

Bob Trautman and Richard Fink to
reach the squarter-flnals, on tap to-
day, and Rafferty,, who drew q bye,
eliminated Richard Wolpe. None 81
the matches was tough. u
Today Bucknell was to meet Bob
Smith and Rafferty, take on Cotton
smith. Other quarter finals pitted
Billy Bernard against Lou Mulitz
and Britt Schweitzer, seeded No. /,
against Leroy Morgan. In the only
boy quarter-final today Teddy Noyes
was to encounter Donald Osborn.
Junior doubles, with a field of 16
pairs, were to start at noon. After
today play will be suspended until
Monday morning. Finals will be
contested Tuesday.
In yesterdays feature match high
ranking Mulitz found a tartar in
Leonard Solomon, who was beaten,
I6-4, ST, 6-3. A charley -horsed
leg slowed Solomon in the final set
after 1t stood at sail.
Michael Reck, 60, 60; John Bucknell
Riehard FINK defeated Jim Campbell p
default; Roger Spencer defeated Billy
Ward by default; Bob Smith defeated
David Greenbaum, 6-l. 6-a Louis
60; Leonard Solomon defeated Phil
Smith, 6-2, 3-6, 6-: Bennett Lyon
defeated Charles Hesstrom, Go. 6-3;
Billy Bernard defeated Hartley Feisch-
ID Sc Second % round-Brit schweitzer de-
feated Jim Welies by default Morgan
defeated Albert Akers. 60, 60; Buck
nen defeated Fins, ca, 6@3; Smith de-
teated Lyon, SO, 81; Cotton. smith
Rafferty, defeated Richard wolpe, 60,
81; Mulitz defeated Solomon, 6-4,
81, 6-3.
First round--william Randolph de-
feated Buffet, Ga. O.; Robert Silver =
thorn defeated David Marsh by default;
Donald Osborn defeated Ted Rogers,
I13--11, 6-2.
Second round-Yates defeated Gerry
Thompson Yates 6--2. 3-6, 60; Silver
thorn defeated Randolph ,6-3, St.;
Stuart Carr defeated Carlton Homer
t6-0, 6--3.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Dodeer-Giont Bond Tilt
Clash Sells Them Fost

NEW YORK, June 23.-All the
kl0o and $1,000 bond tickets for the
Yankee-Dodger- Giant round-robin
baseball game at the Polo Grounds
Monday have been sold.
Last years game resulted in the
sale of about $50 ,000, 900 In bonds.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
OfficiuI Score

Errors--Grimes, sullivan. Runs--Stirn-
weiss (2), Metheny, SAVAGE. Runs batted
in-Stirnweiss, Metheny t2).' Two-base
hits-Torres. Lindsll; Hemsley ca. Home
Sacrifices-Zuber, Metheny. Double play
Grimes, Stirnweiss, Etten. Left on bases
Warrington, g; New York, 4. Bases on
hans-C6 Zuber. 8; Oh Carrasuuel, /.
Strikeouts-By Zuber, y. Hits-Cn Leon-
ard, in 2h innings; on Carrasduel, In
6B INNINGS. Losing pitcher-Leonard.
art. Tfme-1:47. Attendance-3,617 paid.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Thorn Of mrs cIouts
Homer for So Win

Naval Receiving Station nicked
Fort Myer, So, yesterday, although
the latter outhit the winners in an
Industrial League game.
Leftfelder Slim Thorn got Q
homer In the fourth with two on.
Fort Myer 100 600 020-- 12 4
MRS -----------010 301 0Ox--5 z 0
LindenEood and stsllinss; Zimmerman
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Brewers and Marines
Open Thrills Night

Heurich Brewers, Hnbeaten this
season, meet Marine Headquarters,
first-half kings of the Naval Bar
racks circuit, in game today at 5
as the opening attraction on the
Night Of Thrills program at Grifith
Stadium.
willard Marshall, former New
York Giant outfielder, will spark
the Marine lineup, while the Brew
ers have the same talent that won
them last years city championship.
Probable lineup:
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Win,Lose or Draw
Two e-Footers Are Lotest Boxing Mostodons
By GRANTLAND RICE.

After the collapse of Primo Carnera
right and left generally was conceded that the day the
ranging from 2
the ideal heavyweight makeup Then Billy
Conn i4 almost overlook Louis This was another crack at the
pachyderms faser-moving animals.
Apparently these dinosaurs out of the picture The
day or two ago
should but Eddie wak' And who should Eddie Walker
be talking but Dig Ben Moroz?
big Ukrainian Philadelphia
inches tall and weighs 2ss pounds He
rs pounds heavier.
Walker Moroz looks good in gymnasium that he moves
around neatly and punches very well He also admits there some
room for and that Big Ben won't be ruhed until ne
to be ready
Then we ran across Good-Tme Charley Friedman
Chinese feet in height and weighing close to 800 GoodTime
Charley is the prospector who dug up Camera
Willard and Cornero Were Best Of 6ionts
might bad idea to match charleys Chinese against
Big Ben Moroz and let nature take its
The two heavyweight giants who reached the top were Jess Will
lard Primo Camera willard around feet inches in height
weighed in the negborhood of $50 the he Jack
Dempsey Is ago this coming July f.
mastodonc heavyweshts Ottawa Negro
by the of Henry Johnson who scrambled around from 1898
1900 johnson taller than feet and weighed than 300
pounds
worst nen ever came ABOUT IN the OF willard and Carr
Morris Their total displacement trife than 500 pounds
and that night neither could have beaten good weterweigh
Weighing pounds killing
Ed Dkhor 800 pounds almost tearing his of with
punch
Jeffries Was Remarkably Active for Big Man
The most active big I've in the ring
Jeres This around 1908 At that time Jen weighed 25 He
could 100 yards immediate neishborood
shock to this Jeies short while before
he met Jack Johnson He then citizen partly
looked at least 20 years older.
Jim Corbe and Gene Tunney
weight and hegh-1s5 weight
the speed and skill he always carried would
Even it was, he packed his full share of poison.
It the general verdict oders that willard at
the best of all the maodons could
of the best all heavyweghts
In condition after the johnson fight for which worked himself
down to 245.
Strange rather hate to think
happened willard Camera heavyweight champions
belief that reb otweighd by than
would have wrecked both willard
By then the shtng feb would have had both fighters blinded
their faces sight You probably would have either $50
pounds of red ribbons composed largely of human flesh
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Sports Program
For Local Funs

TO-DAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Boston.
Camp Springs VS.. Cameo, West
Ellipse, $50.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington az Boston.
Cameo at Fort Myer, $50.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Squadron Ten Is Winner

Headquarters Squadron softballers
defeated United Typewriters yester-
day, 8 to l, in District Recreation
League contest at Boiling Field.
Evening star., 1944-06-23

Games Todsy Games Tomerrow.
Wash at Boston Wash at Boston.
Cieve al Chi (n) Cleve a. Chicago.
Det At St L. lnD Detroit at St Louis.
N Y at Phila, nj New York at Phila.
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Philsdelphta, 10; Boston. 0--7 tfrst
Hame 10 Innings second game called at
end Of NTH, oarkness).
Brooklyn, 10; New York, 8.
Pittsburgh, 81; Cincinnati, 4-4.
St. Louis at Chicago postponed, rain)
Evening star., 1944-06-23
NTS Evens With Curtis Boy

NORFOLK, Va. June % (P).-A
single hit by Eddie Robinson with
the bases loaded in the ninth sent
across two runs and gave Norfolk
Naval Training Station 80 victory
over the Curtis Bay Coast Guard
yesterday This evened the seasons
series at two wins apiece.
Curtis Bay ~ OO2 900 00O-2 9 l
N. T. S.----.-- 600 100 002--3 o
Peterson and Tabacheck; Meers. Marino
90 and Deininger.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Standing Of Clubs.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
CHI. at Cinci. tn1. Chjcaeo at Ctnci.
Fhiia. at Bklyn. fn.l. PBils at Bklyn
u. L. at Pitts. tn). ~. Louis at Pitts.
0Ul1 GaHes. Boston at New York.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
League Statistics

FRIDAY, JUNE a3, 1914.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
New York, A: Washington, o.
Boston. 5-2: Philadelphia, 4-3 thrst
game l2 innings).
Detroit. 4 Cleveland, 3.
Chicago, 10; st. Louis, 8.
nf fdwhs
Evening star., 1944-06-23

Peterson and Tabacheck; Meers.
90 and Deinlnger.
Evening star., 1944-06-23

ind Overly =
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27
Special Courses
For Summer Are
Offered at NMC

HAVRE-The summer session at
Northern Montana college will fea-
ture courses in the department of
business training, education, and
engineering. The bulletin announc-
ing the opening of the summer
session on June 5 lists a large
variety of courses that are adapted
to wartime needs and to profession
al careers after the war.
Special courses have been develop
ed to give professional preparation
to those who are to serve as emer-
gency teachers in Montana schools.
There are four complete programs
for emergency teachers, each ad-
apted to the needs of a certain
group. Provision is also made for
those teachers who desire to renew
certificates or to qualify for life
certificates.
The department of business and
secretarial science will make avail
able elementary or beginning courses
in shorthand, typewriting, and
electives, also refresher courses.
Short unit courses in calculating
machines, duplicating machines,
dictaphones, filing and indexing will
again be offered Everyone who COM
pletes courses during the summer
session will be available for the SER
of the placement bureau.
Young men who are not yet
eighteen years of age will have
opportunity to register in the de-
oartment of engineering and COM
plete courses during the summer
that are fully accredited toward
graduation.
Copies of the summer session bull
.etin are available upon request.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27
NOTICE To CREDITORS

W. AHNNA
Estate of Benne A.. Hovey. deceased.
Notice is hereby given. by the I'M
%dcrSignpd. Anna !. Hovcy. executrix Of
the estate of Benne a. HOvey. deceased.
to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said de
ceased. 10 exhibit them with the neccs-
saty vouchers within four months after
the first publication Of this notice. To
the said E|NccutriN at Frazer. Montana.
or tO the Clerk Of Court. Glasgow. Mon
taua. or at the law offices Of .Arlie
W.. Foor. attorney nj law. Wolf Point.
Montana. the latter being the place for
the transaction Of all business relating
10 the said estate.
Dated at Glasgow. Montana. this 2Jth
day of April. 4. ID. 1914.
ANNA !. UONEN.
EXccutriV of the Estate of Bcunc
\. Ilovcy. deceased.
VI. Foor. Attorney for Estate.
Wolf Point. Montana.
CApr. -. May 4. II. 1Sl
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27
NOTICE OF CALL
OF DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION

Notice is hereby given that a
County Convention of the county
precinct committeeman and commit
teewomen of the Democratic party
will be held in Glasgow. County OF
Valley. state of Montana. on the 9th
day of May. 1914, at 8 o'clock p. M
for the purpose of electing dele
gates and alternates TO the State
Convention. at which delegates ana
a~lternates to the DEMOCRATIC Ma,
tional Convention and presidential
electors will be elected.
A copy of this notice will be pun
lished in The Glasgow Courier OF
Glasgow. Montana. at least once. not
less than ten days nor more than
two weeks before the date OF n
County Convention and a copy
mailed to each precinct committee
man and committeeman.
Dated at HinSdale. Montana, THIS
26th day of April, 1914.
MARIE EATON,
Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee Of valley
County, Montana.
Apr. 81, May A..
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27

said statement shows that said inSur-
ancc organization has complied with
th" Laws Of this State: Therefore, i'm
pursuance Of law. |. John j.. Holmes.
Stat" Auditor and Commissioner of In
S%lrance, 10 hereby certify that the
above named insurance organization is
authorized to %ransact the business Of
fir" reinsurance in this state until the
thirty first day of March, 1919. | fur
iher certify that their statement shows
that on December n. 1919. the actual
amount Of Capital-U. s. Deposit to be
81 .Nl0O0O.O0: the aggregate Income for
the year 1913. 81 .G31 .1G4.12 the aggre-
gate Disbursements for the year 1913
Sl."i9.59S.4S; the aggregate Assets are
NI:-iI .2f0.I}: the aggregate Liabilities.
except Capital. are S1,147.44.12: the
Surplus over all liabilities is S5.209.-
the Surplus as regards policy
holders is S6.209. 1851. In witness
! have h%ereunto subscribed my
ana affixed my official seal nj
the State Capitol in the City Of Helena,
this first day of April, 1914. John j.
Holmes. State Auditor and Commits
Sioner Of Insurance. (Apr. 20
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27
CApr. %. May (. II. 1S)

office Of State Auditor. State Of
Montana. Insurance Department. Ger
~tificatP of Compliance and Authoriza-
tion. Whereas. the North American
Fire and Marine Reinsurance Corpor-
alton of New York. y. Y, has filed in
this department a sworn statement of
its condition on Dec. 81. 1919. in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of the
Revised Code Of Montana, 1881. re
lating to insurance organizations and
whereas. said statement shows that said
insurance organization has complied
with the Laws of this state: therefore
in pursuance of law. |. John j. Holmes.
State Auditor and commissioner ui
Insurance. do hereby certify that IN"
named insurance organization is
authorized To transact the business of
fire and marine Reinsurance in tins
state until the thirty first day Of
March. 1919. ! further certify that their
statement shows that ON December ~.
1913. the actual amount Of Capital
4. :. Deposit To Doe 81. nO1. OOpuD: ia"
Income for the year 1913,
S1O3.3 n: the aggregate biShur~o-
for the year 1913. S711Gi.71; the
Assets are 5000 .3.HJ.N2: the
Liabilities. cNccpt Capital. are
sal. O71. SO: the surplus over all liahiH
ties is 81 23.1GT.NG: the surplus as re-
CARDS p~olicyhuldcrs is S2.u23 lG1 81. In
whereof. I have hrrcuutu sub
my name and affixed my of
fetal seal AT the State Capitol iu the
['itv of Helena. this first day of April.
1914. John i. Holmes. state Auditor
md Commissioner Of Insurance.
CApril 20
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27
FORT PECK

fOhl GE1h
American Legion. $50: Fort Peck
school children, S2S.77: Lutheran Ladies
Ald, $40; Allen Mattison. $40; Mary G..
HOFFMAN, SIS; Mrs. Charles j. lille, So:
nunn's News, 81; Girl ScOuts.$J: War
Mothers club. 81: Herman Rupp. 81:
Mrs. {. c.. Murphy. 81: William Bailey.
Ut Thomas Horn, 50; Betty Void,
S-,O' Laura A. Coleman. $50; Leo Is.
,oIrman, $50; Betty Hughes. 81: Mrs.
DicktnsOn, 50; Mr.. and Mrs. Afhdal. 81;
MIS-. Pete Linthacum, 81 William Boy
sun, 81; Frank Hardesty. 81 Arthur
RAIDER, 81; Geneva Almaas. 81; LeOna
i~lal"neSs. 81: Mrs. Barney S%innctt. 81
MIS-. liueth, 81; Red Cross dance pro-
cr'dS, $3.50; Miscellaneous un~allOcated
contributions. 5000: Mark +. Eayres,
~ 4. +. Armstrong. 50; e. +. DOke,
- Edwin y. Jacobson. 81; l.. A. Dick
lnNon. 81: A.. Kuszmaul. 81: Thelma
Hanson, 81: Almond Bureau, $40,
Also +. j. Funk. 81: Emil c. Strand,
=. +. l.. l~iamsbacker. 81: W. l..
harneS. 81: T.. W. Baldwin. 81; l.. \.
barnard. 81: Fred Whitbread. 81; John
&. Mckay, 81: Ray Robbins. 81 .Iohn
IrSke. 81; Robert Whittle, 81; II. Wilt
Tong. 50: &. G. RACER. 81: Albert T..
W att 81; Raymond |. Wiltfong, 81;
,arcy +. Wentz, 81: Charles +. Zeige.
-; Frederick W. Gordon. 81; Raymond
y. Anderson. 81: Wesley e. Funk, 81
Mrs. Myrtle JOSelyn. 81: Vincent 4.
Morgan. 50; James V. House. 50; Mar
tin g. Nelson. 81: Arthur Schick, 81
Il. Tuttle. 81: Norma II. Tuttle,
DaCOsta NJ. Clarke. S2J: Dale &.
Phelps, 81; Earl J. Cover. 81; Erwin X.
Miller. $40: James II. Mclaughlin.
NlJO: Mr., and Mrs. Alfred s. Olsen.
-: Melvin Livingston, $50; Eugene ].
.iamaS, 81: Earl G. WINNER, $3.50; Roy
:. EpperSon. 81: Max W. Burke, 50:
Il. Morgan, 81; Fred Adams, 50;
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27
ORDER TO SHOW CACsE

In the District Court of the seventeenth
Judicial District of the State 81 Mon
tana. i'm and for the County Of valley.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Josie !.
Downing. deceased.
The administrator Of the above en-
titled estate having filed a petition q"
sell the following described real pro
pprty now belonging To- the estate:
Lots I. =. =. .. 10 aud II Of Section
10. Township 33 Nurth of Range ~
T.. VI. NJ.
And it appearing TO the Judge OF the
above entitled Court from such petition
that it is for the advantage. benefit ana
best interest of the estate aud th"S,
Interested therein To sell the above real
estate. il is ordered that all persons
Interested in the estate appear before
the Court at ~ O'Clock u. m. on May
IL. 1914, in the Court Room OF the
Court House at Glasgow. Montana Il"
show cause why an order should MOI
he granted 10 the administrator To sell
the above described real property.
II is further ordered that this "rd'r
he served upon all persons Interested
In said estate by publication OF a copy
thereof i'm The Glasgow Courier; q
weekly newspaper published NJ 6laS-
gov. Valley County. Montana, Tor wv"
consecutive weeks.
Dated April -. 1914.
JOIN HURRY.
~ NIavt District Judge.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27
Me. QEWI AN
FOR SALE

1926 Chevrolet engine, $40. 1885,
Chevrolet transmission, in good con-
dition, S25. Tank pump, like new, 2
inch, $3.50. Tank pump, $40. Ford
son tractor, with magnetic attached
for easy starting, also belt pulley to
use engine for farm chores. Sl35.
Steam boiler, 500. Steel cable, y, q,
l and rs inch, in lengths from so
to 300 feet, 10c foot. Heavy steel
water tank, welded, S35. I-beams,
angle, flat, strap and plate iron and
steel, 2lAc Id. Heavy bolts SC, light
bolts 10c ID. Shafting steel from l
inch, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 inch, 212c ID.
Large size family boat, to be used
with cupboard motor, $50. Ice box,
to be used outside, will hold $500
lbs meat, price $40. Hand cars, suit
able for mine work; will hold OIL carry
5 tons, each $25. 2. Plates with L
beam base, plate y inch, Axe inch
I-beam, make an ideal 5th wheel for
heavy semi-trailer. Good timberS,
7x8, 8 #. long, Coo and Csc each. %
foot telephone poles, SITS each.
Some heavy timbers 10X10 II feet
long, S1.50 each. Standard make gas
oline range, 4 burners and oven, SIS.
Large size gasoline camp stove, no
base, $3.50. Natural gas range, 3
burners and oven, cabin size. IS. "
.nch pipe SC it, %-in. &c, lin. &c,
IA in. 10c, IL lin 1219c, Pin. l5c,
lin. Csc; Ain, as is, 40c; Gin, as
S, soc; Gin. as is, 75c. Also some
size pipe, 10, II. %, 28-in., at
popular prices. Tile Ain soil pipe zoe
t. 7x7 chimney tile soc foot. 18-in.
concrete culverts in 4-foot lengths,
With bell ends, S1.95 foot. Brass
Is and y in, soc; q and l
n, Csc; Ia and IL in. $1.45; 2 in.
2.45, 3 in. $3.50, 4 in. $3.50 and $40;
in. $3.50 to SIS. Flanges for
4, 6, 8, 10 and ~ in. Elbows
or irrigation pipe, large sizes, 6, g.,
0, II inch. Foot valves in 6, 8 inch.
III kinds of small and large pipe
fittings.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27


In the District Court of the Seventeenth
Judicial District Of the State Of Mon
tana. i'm and for the County of Valley.
HERMAN J. NICKELS and LYDIA
NICKELS. as Joint Tenants, Plain
tiffs,
Karl Hcndrickson. and If dead. the I'M
known heirs Of Karl HendricksOn de-
ScaScd the unknown deviSeeS of Karl
Hendrickson. deceased Thomas =.
Burnham. and If married. Jane Doe
Burnham. husband and wife: and If
dead. the unknown heirs Of Thomas
T.. Burnham. deceased the unknown
deviSces of Thomas T.. Burnham, de
ceased and all other persons nm
known claiming. or who might claim.
any right. title. estate. or interest in,
or lien or incumbrance upon the real
property described in the complaint
or any thereof. adverse to plaintiffs
ownership. or any cloud upon plain
tiffS' title thereto. whether such
claim. or possible claim. be present
or contingent. including any claim
or possible claim of dover, inchOate
or accrued.
Defendants. !
The state Of Montana. 10 the Above
Named Defendants and All Other
Persons TnkOwn. Greetings:
You are hereby summoned to answer
he complaint in this action which Is
He'd in the office of the Clerk of this
court. a copy Of which is herewith
,crvcd upon Won. and IA file your
lnSwer and serve a copy thereof upon
he plaintiffs attorney within twenty
after the service Of this summons.
Exclusive of the day of service and in
.asc Of your failure 10 appear or ans
Judgment will be taken against yOu
" default. for the relief demanded In
he complaint.
This is an action brought for the
urpOse Of quieting title to the lands
in Valley County, Montana.
nd described as follows, tO-wit:
Lots /. >. NWhSEh of Sec. %; Lot
]. SWLNWH of Sec. "a, Twp. %
". Rye. ~ T.. VI. VI.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
aid Court. this 18th day of April. 1914
BLANCHE GR0TJAN
Clerk.
'homas Dignan. Glasgow. Montana, At
torney for Plaintiffs.
Pub. April 10. 20. % andMay4.) u
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27
Rainbow Girls Have
Dancing Party

Members of the order of Rainbow
for Girls and their invited friends
had a dancing party in the Masonic
temple Saturday night. Dancing and
games with small prizes filled the
hours from $3.50 to 1870. A luncheon
was served. Eastern Star members
present were Mrs. James Christin-
son. mother advisor of the Rainbow
group; Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Watt of
Fort Peck, Mrs. George Hallett and
Mrs. Jessie Hallett.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27
Lawrence
OF Richland Now
In Marine Corps

The enlistment of Edward j.
Lawrence, II, o of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lawrence of the Richland
community, in the marine corps, was
announced today by Serg. Edward j.
Rule, Great Falls recruiter.
Following his enlistment at the
state marine corps headquarters,
Butte, Private Lawrence returned
nome on inactive status. When
called to active duty he will receive
his basic training at the San Diego
Leatherneck base.
Private Lawrence has been as
ISOLATED with his father in the
operation Of a ranch seven miles
west of Richland.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-27
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS on
CIR AIN RIMS

Notice is hereby given that certain
wooden grain bins are offered to farm
crs on n bid basis by the Valley County
Agricultural Conservation Association.
Glasgow. Montana. Lists Of bins to he
offered for sale and instructions to
bidders may he obtained from the
office. Bids will bc received mp
to II o'clock noon on May I. 1914. Bids
will he opened at 200 i. VI. on May /.
1914. and awards made not later han 10
days thereafter.
Valley County Agricultural
Conservation Association
by TIIOS. \. WAGNER.
chairman
Auril 9O-27