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Rosemary lane--Miniature Colonial es-
tate, N acre, near University OF Maryland
Z rooms. 3 baths, , f1repisces. LIST floor,
random width oak floors, large counter
sunk living room, massive mantel. G. E.
kitchen, dining room, 2 bedrooms and bath
portico: connecting garage and house; End
floor, 2 bedrooms and bath. many closets
basement, large recreation room and Are
place. Union 0493; evenings, WA. 27O6,
8 for directions.
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DasTE!cr coyRT or THE UNITED
Holdins Probate court.-Estate Of Minns
T. Spansler, Decsased;;-aNo. 63,06l, Ad-
hay been cen, made herein for probate Of
said estate, By The Second National Bank
day AIN e March; A1ip: 1874; thss Ms: Esss
Lille Robert, Mrs. ,Cordya Emmert crusar,,
Mrs. Florence Wilson. Roland Germann,
Emmett Emmert: Robert Emmert; and ali others
the 9th day Of May, AID. 1914. At 1000
o'clock AM, to show cause why such
notice hereof Be publishsd in the wash
ington Law Reporter" and THE Evening
Star" once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein men
toned, tbs nrst publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day
Msnis cher e: HSnSs.s 81 al. EpW Gons
2s sts..a s y, q March, AZ; 1874; Sseal: !,
WinS for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
OF the Proeate Court. aplS.16.
~
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AUTO TRUCKS FoR sALg.

C. o. E. 1899 IA ton platform dump:
good condition with good rubber. Apply
1870 Bladensbarr I'd. ne.
FORD acton service truck: new motor.
etc. Essential service only. Taylor 1889.
FORD huckster truck; good condition, good
tires. go X st. NV.
FORD 1899 1h-ton dump truck; excel
Csll after Z. no. 0596.
FORD 1924 1-ton stake body truck: IN
ne. AT. 1873: after 5, DU. 24ee.
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DIETRICH COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding 2 Probate Court-Estate Of
Malyina Beckett; DECEASED Mo. e3,204.
Administration Docket disqualification
missioners OF the District Of Columbia Tor
letters OF administration on said estate to
this 9th Gay Of March, AID. 1914. that
Thaddeus Henry, Frederick Henry. william
and AL others concerned, appear IN said
Court On Mondsy, the 6th day Of May,
carse Why such applicssic Should 70 not sn9 3
granted Let notice hereof Be published
ia the ''Washington Law Reporter" and
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the nrst publication to
return day, witness. The Honorable
1913 lsesi) Attest: VICTOR g. s.
MERSCH, Register Of wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court
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WIN. II. SHOLES, Attorney,
Tower Building Isl.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
HIlas.tb : y rsS1st. cou..MEstass q
Lizzie x. Ysatnsn. Dscsssed'MNo.'n AZ Biz y
Administration Pocket .134.-Appiicationi
the last WIN and. testament Of said de- e.
ceased, and for letters testamentary on
exc ssIs named IN aid VIII is ordered
vinelend. New jersey, and al others con.
cerned, appear in said Court on Monday
the sth day Of May. AID. 1914. at 1000
Q , S.HSx "a, An: 70 snow cause Why such
notice notice hereof e published y ths ;wash.
weeks before the return day herein men
than thirty, days before. said return day.
eR c Fl: j HSaGs.e 81 .a SoHss
2 2stt., d.. x,t q March, AD 1914. lseal:!
WINS for tn. District Of Columbia.- Clerk
OF the Probate Court. apl. s,16
COI1ADAY. COILADAY & WALLACE,
ATTORNEYS, 1881 q ~. NV (Sl
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

VA, Mr.. .WARRENToN. LEE HWY. ON 2
hard roads, "a a., old OR. house. not mod
Der; will lease $40 mo-: take $3.50 on
easy terms. trade for income or nearby
small house. ID a., old 5-r. house. flne
on stone road; worth double: SO $3.50; what
can you ofier: Nd. acreage. lots. bay
make offer: ali but / clear, yancant.
Ardmore I'd, big cor. lot, 5-r and b.
bungalow, ami, gar; $3.50, $3.50 down.
$3.50 down. SEE OUR SIGNS. N. Z. PYoN
CO, 1915 N. Y. ave. MA. 1907, GE. 6146,
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AURORA HILLS

.oUI ~ AlIInEton RluRe Ru.. ARLINGTON. Va.
Arlington.-5-Room Brick,
Attractive Colonial, well constructed. best
materials. Living room, dining room,
LIST floor: 2 large bedrooms tiled bath, 2nd
noor; basement; detached garage; beauti-
fully handicapped lot bus cow
LINDSAY SEIGFRIED,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LOUIS PEARLSTEIN, AIS Ssh ct. NV.
Filed March 10, 1914.
Charles T. Stewart, Clerk

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
sasT sAHou APgs' For q eh. SosEr II
Name.--civil Action No. 234S5.-Joseph
Albert Samoulis, having nled . complaint
iS. ,luISS sr shansins his name e
To- the Court for an order Of publication
Of the notice REQUIRED By law 10 such cases.
1914. ordered that al per- persons n &C. Concerned
show cause, Il any there be. on or before
tn. 18th day Of April, 1914, why the
granted: Provided, That . copy OF this
order be published once Q week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in
Wsshinxton Law Reporter. Is I. ALAN
GOLDSBOROUGH. Justice. A True Copy
fSeatr) BY ELEANOR +. JoBE Deputy
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FARMS WANTED.

FARM, 100000 e., good land. direct from
owner. well located, hard road, electricity.
main house, tenant house. outbldgs.; woods
and stream: within 40 mi Wash W. H.
Wilkinson, 1901 Bird st. NV. IA 1904
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

MONT. co:-2-story house. 8 sunny rms !:
,, ,ss.s: 10 mi: D, G. line, 5la mi. from
GaHnefsburs. in village of Germantown,
on ~ d o. R.R.; excel. outblgs., 24x40
pc house and garage, water in house.
respons party. Phone Ma. 1872
ssoynsr) or Gaithersburg a99. '''
sMALt CHICKEN FARM-Nice home, hot.
Eatsr heat; about acres land; blocks
n 5rom District line. J. Feichmsn, &c.
s-10oM HOUSE, near Falls Church: q mi
nrn " I,i Falls Church S9O-W-3 or
HE4h POTOMAC, MD.-Larse house, with
Dsn' slec; and water, large garden and
ETI e endcken house: no bus: $40 per mo.
silver SPRING AREA-Brick bungalow,
S16d: path, elec., acreage; bus available;
s49; state family: Boz 304-B, Star.
S-kOOM BRICK BUNGALOW, newly der
GhyEsh; S55 mo. Falls church J i3es' aus
SUSrk to share GENTLE country home
WIN serviceman's wife and child: all mod
ern COW. Falls Church s67-J-i3.
ROCKvMLE, MD, 10-ROOM HOUSE. o
PANS. hot.water heat, coal-fed boiler:
anout 5 miles from Naval HOSPITAL and
h no. Center: rent, 500 mo. Immediate
p, sHML n; n, GARDNER. e. KELLY,
nOuc [SU.
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FARMS FOR SALE tcontinusd) .
SMALL FARM

Equipped for 1000 layers, all necessary
27ia acres; in Virginia, 33 miles from
Washington, moeern 7-room house, cleo
tricity, bath, furnace. SS,500.00. Box
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Outstanding Colonial Rric<

:. master sleeping rooms. 2. extras. 4
norch' POWDER room, Solarium, slassed
Mrse recreation room with fireplace, sew.
srSl MACS rooms with extra stove and
car brick garage: brick wall around entire
1eroMndS. attractive entrance; only is min.
20 washington. Owner, lady. viii con-
PAYMENT to responsible party. There are
b so9o trusts. Phone for appointment. CH.
~ er Oxiord 0322, or address p. o.
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IS NICELY LOCATED building lots be-
tween Langley and Mclean, Va. Buy now,
build later. Elmwood III. 2s
BELLEVUE FOREST,
Nearby Arlington Va.-Choice rolling.
wooded homesites up to one-half acre, ac-
Jacent to Washington Golf and Country
highly restricted; terms
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
Exclusive Agent.
$50 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va
CH. 3S3S Ewes Gil, 1898
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MODEL FARM.

An outstanding productive fertile farm of
143 acres with frontage on 2 paved reads.
excellent Groom house, .45x75 barn. out
buildings. Will sell stocked and eauipped
or otherwise. Low price. terms. MUIR
DOCK. KenSinRton 6b3 SH 6fh9
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Brick Building, 10000 So. Fl

bTlCk bUIIuIIlB, ZU,UOU %, FI.
Frame Building, 10000 So. Fl.
once. brick weighing house, railway
one frac IG rh On r. Il F1 En
craving: suitable for manufacturing, ware
housing, etc. Immediate possession. See
Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
/ Warrington Bldg. District 5000.
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

thinner 1912 trailer. 27-foot. prevs1
tires. newly painted excellent condition.
spria d naas psnn m Ro.. Font.
Alexardria Va. 20
Cruiser having mahcgany
iatinF oil heater GOOD tires; tow-cAr equip
ment Phone Spruce 03e1-R.I a
ROYAL 194I Imperial house trailer:
yiIIase. Alexandria. Va. 3.
1914 Koxy Coaches and Paatts. Also Is
good used models; Cs;h for yovs trailer.
25-ft. Castle IT, model: cleo. refs..
automatic heat circulation, tandem With
tires, elec. brakes, awning. complete with
Al Park dr., Spring Bank Trailer Park.
u s. Route /, so. Of AlexAndxta.
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bissTEIcT cogRT "a THE UNITED
Holdins Probate court.MNo. 60. Szs, "a.
ministry tion..--This Is to Give Notice
That the subscriber, of the District Of
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate OF Maud 8.
late IF the District S. Sf
AGAINST. the deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
u ssore e. 4a a az SUBJ
March. AID. 1915: otherwise they may By
law be excluded from ali benefit Of said
day Of March. 1914 q. MAIIET PREvOST,
1910 Locust Road. NV. 12l. (SeaLy
Attest: VICTOR O. MKR0CH. REGISTER Of
Of the Probate Court apI,s,15.
RICHMOND D. KEECH, STANLEY
De NEAL&, Attorneys, District Building.
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JULIUS ]. PEYSER
Investment Building
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

Attorl
mh3O 81, aplAA,5.6,7.S.10.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER g. SON, Auctioneers
SALE OF VALUABLE 5-STORY STONE
AND-HR1CK APARTMENT BUILDING,

SALE OF VALUABLE 3-STORY STONE
AND-BRICK APARTMENT BUILDING,
2010 KALORAMA RID. NV.
At the request of the owners, the under
signed will sell at public auction in front
RLE VI Hie 1874 x At 1HREE och fS
PM, the following described land and
?a3 in William A.: Hills subdivision of
Lots in SQUARE 2437, as per plat recorded
in Liber 70 folio 103 Of the records of
the once of the Surveyor for the District
Of Columbia subject to covenants Of rec
ord, impr yed BY premises No. 20l0 Kalo-
ments. IS rooms and % baths.
TERMS: Sold subject to and the as
sumption deed of trust, for approx
mately the sum OF S5S,0000o, further
particulars Of which will be announced at
be paid, after notice, il desired; the pur;
in cash. A deposit of $4,000 required.
chas 5 cost. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise deposit may
be forfeited and the property may be re-
advertised for resale at the cost of the
JULIUS !. PEYsER,
Investment Building:
WILLIAM C. SULLIVAN,
Metropolitan Bank Building,
mh3o 31.apl AA.5.s,7.s1o
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ALL REPAIRING
For immediate service on any make car,
call
UPTOWN SERVICENTER,
Woodley 9S1

Motor oyerhauling, motor tuning, brake
refining. clutch and front end work. body
work. Also washing and Sinonizing. Call
for and delivery service. Open weekdays
and Sundays
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80 ACRES, 7-ROOM HOUSE, NO I'M
proVements barn. other usual farm build
mas, hne stream, excellent stock or Cattle
farm: II miles from D. c. Must be sold
purchased by the deceased for only a few
Thousand dollars less than the price it is
now being offered for sale. II you want
q good buy in high state OF cultivation
near Washington, do not fail to see this
one. Priced, $4,000; terms. For appoint
ment 70 inspect. call at the ONCE Of
Buell. M. Gardner-J. z. Kelly,
Rockville, Md Phone osO
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FARMS FOR RENT.

FARMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED old stone house. remodeled
Ell modern conv.; tenant house optional:
with 90 acres Of land for farming. on
State road. 30 miles from D. c. line, in
MONTGOMERY County. Phone Sunday,
Gaithersburg 9S-E-ol
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

64O3 BLAIR RID. N.W.-Gasoline station
fully equipped, also storage plant, con.
rent separately or all; excellent oppor-
tukity; will consider sale. National 2405.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY wANTEn
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR sAIr
FARMS FOR SALE.

Ss5-AChE cattle farm, small house and
psrni CUP Run, % miles to D. C. Graham,
Ealriax 81 or So.
F raik IN Falls Church masisterial district,
nai iI,.x county, Va, containing approxi-
nA!ey 20 acres, improved by dwelling
sna sarage, known as the Julian r. How
o or, property. This property is located
DUKE ST. extended with Columbia pike,
EP9oI. oneShalf way between Baileys Cross
Department, Lincoln National Bank, tn
SoJiNIkY RESIDENCE. 8 acres, lovely
from Washington, on hard road, Montgome
az ILG9tuhhtyi modern house, years old,
efc. Sltchen. paneled sunroom 4 bedrooms
. pains, downstairs lavatory, Gear garses:
priced TO sell Call Rockville 7O-J.
t2 -;ei;EE FARM: s-RooM HOUSE. ELEc-
IIClty' excellent well, ample orcherd
i srspes; berries and al kinds of mowers s
1ue MI. 'or ehiSSens: all under cultivation;
LOTS ALSO AVAILABLE.
.oWrner; VAN GpEDER; 1860 Brooks I'd
" Heights
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

Cash FOR YOUR TRUCK. Cali Mr.. via
II. 0090, Market Auto Service. 90:
ST. ne
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100 A.. 9-EM: HOUSE. BARN. OTHER
Fine stream. 20 a. woods, 81 a. pasture,
balance estiyated so elsc sysiase mile
to b. G. Price, Sio'5o6. Terms X CASH
20 a.; 7-rm; b heengse' barn: other farm
IL miles from paved rd.. so miles to
q e. Must sell TO close estate. Price,
iSS&P' a.. sHrm. house. 100 a, cultivated,
balance woods. streams, barn, other
miles TO b. c. Price, Ss,400; terms,
slssoo s sxm Rouse ANp ele eo la,eoS
seP Hssern dairy barn. other farm bldss,
srn nW1trses: al farm machinery. 10 a. OF
noSShs wheat; on paved I'd, 25 miles to
baisncss T.. .,, firm, house, cleo: 4 a. woods
on arayei r IA barn. other farm bldss,
mr p,,i Y p C. Price. $40 $1,000 Sss y, cash.
RoeKy,i "a. Sardner-J. e. Kelly,
N'N' Phone ESQ.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER d. SON, Auctioneel
Ok
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERY AND
MEAT 5 MARKET LAR ST BUSINESS AT NO.

HHULD INIEKEST, GOODWILL, Il
BY virtue of chattel deed of trus,
recorded in .Liber 1875. folio ID. of the
records Of the Recorder of Deeds Of the
of the party secured thereby the under
signed Trustees will sell BY PUBLIC
fH Thu THE Eh s1x sp9'f DAY re oF April e.
944, AT TEN O'CLOCK AM, refriger-
ators display case, cash register, com
cooler, meat block, counters, shelving
ceiling fan, adding machine. stock in
trade, goodwill. trade licenses, leaseholc
interest. etc. Terms: Cash ISRAEL j
HENDERSON and JOSEPH w. HEILMAN
Trustees, Colorado Building. apL3,4 s
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BUSINESS PROPERTY ron Mlf.

FINE BUSINESS location on ne Rhode
Island ave, 5000 50. It. on LIST floor
apt, above; income from space now rented
S265 per mo plus liNns quarters, ONCE
ana inside garage. For details phone
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240 ACRES-EQUIPPED

Modern dairy farm now q going business
Mooern nome with oil heat, large living
room with fireplace; 4 baths; large ba tn
ING POOL; ideal for entertaining; : tenant
n nom fronting On hard road in Mont
,inn 60. Land In best state of cutiva-
Iiptop condition. . sets of farm buildings
possession at once. JOHN BURDOFT
Ashton 3S46 e' -'Au ~a'A
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AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE.
RECAPPINC.

One-day service, By appointments only.
Call ME. 1885. Custom-built work. Grade
I and Grade 3 tires carried In stock.
GOODYEAR Tire Co.. 200 New York ave.
NV. Leave car in the morning. call for
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Community
Calendar
TONIGHT

IONtOnl
6-White Shrine of Jerusalem a
Masonic temple.
8-Degree Of Honor at Odd Eel
lows hall.
8:30-American Legion and AuXlli-
airy at Legion room in civic center
Election of delegates to district con-
vention.
2-WCTU at home of Mrs. Jacob
Pattison.
2:3O-Past Presidents club of the
Ladies Society of B. L. F. E. at
home of Mrs. A. l.. Blair.
MONDAY
6:15-Emblem ceremony of Bust
ness and Professional Woman's club
at Allen cafe.
8-Laura Rebekah lodge at Odd
Fellows hall.
TUESDAY
8-Nurses' association at ranch
home of Mrs. Francis Rusher.
8-P.E.O. with Mrs. r. p. Huber.
8-L.D.R. with Miss Helen Egstad.
WEDNESDAY
8-Past Matron'S council at Ma
soric clubroom. Mrs. Anna Kamla,
hostess.
THURSDAY
2:30-Helping Hand society with
Mrs. H. F. Widen.
2:30-Esther circle with Mrs. p.
w. Bailey.
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Natures Methods
Remove Piece of
Apple in Throat

Almost two hours of hard work BY
doctors at the Deaconess hospital
Friday evening couldn't bulge a
piece OF apple in the throat of Ted
Farrell, is. son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
H. Farrell Of Glasgow. He could
breathe only with difficulty.
Ted was loaded into a car. ready
TO drive to Great Falls at pre-war
speed, where a bronchoscope is
available, when-oops! The young
patient got sick and nature quickly
removed the obstruction. The trip
wasn't necessary and Ted was able
to leave the hospital the following
dav.
Farrell was visiting Wayne Lar
son and Dick Puchalla at the Lar
son home when the apple piece went
down the wrong way. They took him
to a physicians office and later he
was taken to the hospital.
Farrell, now a high school student,
had until recently served in the mer-
chant marine.
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Glasgow Breuities
Mrs. Andy Payne of Hinsdale
was shopping here Tuesday.

Mrs. Andy Payne of Hinsdale
was shopping here Tuesday.
Mrs. Vernon Irving Of Havre was
a visitor in Glasgow Wednesday.
Frank limerick has returned from
his farm at Glentana to spend the
winter in Glasgow.
Mrs. Paul Purkett returned Mon
day morning from Richerton, N. D.,
where she visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Baker will move
this week end into the house at
941 Second avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Ralston have
moved to an apartment in the Mon
tana Power company building.
Frank Ferrin, Nashua farmer, at
tended the Columbia sheep show and
sale in Minot, N. D., Thursday.
Mrs. James T. Shea returned last
week from Seattle, where she had
been called by the death of a sister.
Mrs. M. E. Knowles returned Mon
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Bellinghana
To Take New
Church Post

The Rev. E. R. Bellingham, pastor
of the Glasgow Congregational
church for the past four years, an
nounced his resignation at Sunday
services. He has accepted a call to
the Congregational church at st.
Helen's, Ore.
Mr.. Bellingham will leave for
Oregon about the last of this month.
His family will follow later.
DR.. c. H. Conner of Billings, Mon
tana conference superintendent OF
the church, will come here to meet
with the Glasgow congregation TO
discuss plans for securing a success
Sor
The Bellinghams came here from
Seattle, near where they have a
farm and orchard.
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Opheim's Legion
To Give Program
On Armistice Day
BY Courier Correspondent

OPHEIM.-.An Armistice program
will be held at 2 on Saturday, Nov.
II, sponsored by Charles Carignan
post American Legion. The speaker
will be Hugh Marion of Wolf Point.
past department commander. Both
Auxiliary and Legion will hold their
November business meetings after
the program.
In the evening Legion and Auxil-
larry will sponsor a dance and entire
proceeds will go to the National War
Fund.
The Roanwood Lutheran Ladies
Aid will erve dinner from 3 to 6
on Armistice day.
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day from Belgrade, where she Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Richard
Lewis.
Lloyd Barnard of Beaverton,
Democratic candidate for state rep
resentative, was in Glasgow Tues
day in the interests of his campaign.
II isn't too early to order your
Christmas Greeting Cards. Stocks
are limited this year. See our beau
tiful Nu-Art line. Glasgow Courier.
43-4t
DR.. r. E. Ryde of Glasgow was
successful in shooting an antelope
Sunday. DR.. Ryde got the animal
while hunting five miles west of
Thoeny.
Mrs. Paul Fried returned Monday
morning from an extended visit with
relatives at Louisville, KY. Her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Craig, re-
turned with her to spend the winter
here. They stopped in Chicago sew
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North Residents
Back from Rites
Held for thinner
BY Courier Correspondent

OPHEIM.-.Mrs. Catherine Ma
son of Opheim and John and Peter
thinner of Glentana have returned
from Waverly, Mimi. where they at
tended funeral services for their
father, L. j. thinner, 81, pioneer
Minnesota and North Dakota resi-
dent. Mr.. thinner was we'll known
here and visited at the Mason home
several months last year. He was a
retired hardware merchant and also
owned farms in North Dakota. Sur
vivors include the widow, ten child
rem, go grandchildren and % great
grandchildren.
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Dan B~roadhrookS
OF Saco Granted
B~ombaraier Wings
BY Courier Correspondent

SACO.-.Dan Broadbrooks, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broadbrooks OF
Saco, received his bombardier wings
and commission as a second lieuten-
ant in graduation ceremonies at
Victorville. Calf. army airfield Sat
urday. Mrs. Broadbrooks. who has
been visiting in California. attended
the graduation. He has leave and
they are expected here tonight.
Lieutenant Broadbrooks is a 1912
graduate Of Saco high school.
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PROGRAMS

OPHEIM.-.Opheim grades 7 and
8 entertained grades 5 and 6 at a
Hallowen'en party Tuesday after
noon. A program was presented and
lunch was served. First and second
graders were guests of grades 3 and
4 at a party. Seniors sponsored a
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GETS ANTELOPE

HINSDALE. - Bernard GasIar
brought home a doe antelope which
weighed 80 pounds dressed as the
result of a Sunday hunting excur-
sion. He bagged the animal early
that morning west of Thoeny. Ber-
nard was n of 4 holders of antelope
hunting permits in Hinsdale, out of
rs permit holders in Valley county.
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Education Week
Proclaimed Here

Be il proclaimed that the week
of Nov. sill be observed in this
community as National Educa-
ton week. That the community
observe this week by visiting
their schools and acquainting
themselves with the physical
plant and the program of edu-
cation being taught. That the
community inform themselves
of the problems confronting
their school and their nation
now, and in the future.
f. J. Kjlestrup, Mayor.
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PURCHASE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Holland are
moving this week into the house at
Ola Fourth venue south, which
they purchased from MI. and Mrs.
A. L. Schuster.
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS

BY action of the city council, sum-
mel irrigation rates have been ex-
tended for another month. TO the
November meter reading, which will
be about Nov. 20.
Martin Miller, City Clerk.
34-2tc
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FLIES TO FRANCE

OPHEIM.-.Private Kenneth Biem.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Biem.
writes that he is now in southern
France, having flown there on D.
day.
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masquerade dance at the school that
evening.