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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-03
Forms For Sole FLO

SPLENDID PLACE: GONZALES
CENT HOME AND HEALTHY FARM.
ROMEO DISTRICT--l0-room oak fin
ish: fun basement in compartments;
high ceilings plastered: hot air fur
mace: bath; running water; large
porch; lots OF shade and maple grove
in rear good water: large lawn: small
barn.. garage; poultry house: corn crib:
all buildings on elevation. May be had
with 40 or 80 acres OF nice mellow land,
spring brook; splendid place for ducks
and geese
.i6n acres OF grade A soil: level; all
cultivable; 2 large barns equipped for
dairying; seven room house and other
buildings on hard surface road; price
500 per acre.
T. H KLOEFFLER. Realtor
Armada. Mich. AS
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FARMS

NI\fNtO
40 acres. good land. fair buildings
s5.5o0-easy terms; near New Haven.
Homes
BEAUTIFUL year around home, near
mouth OF Clinton river.
Cozy cottage on Clinton river: bed
rooms. city water: stoker heat: lot 20
xll6-s2. 700: $500 down.
COY cottage with ne complete
I acre good garden land: fruit and
berries; furnishcd; including electric
stove: electric hot water heater: cabi-
ret sink: ice box: new oil heater
$4,000: So 900 down
In New Havcn--5 rooms: toilet: 2-car
garage; acres good land. $50 r. from
taEe-s3, 900: 500 down: $50 month.
5 rooms: bath: oil heat: one acre
good garden soil-s4 500; $1,000 down.
rooms: oath: solid brick 10 second
floor: bedrooms: living room: ktch.
en-: sun room: fun basement: new hot
air furnace. Bear garage. lot 80xl00:
plenty shade trees: in Warren-s9.50 500.
1900 down.
rooms; full basement: oil furnace:
good WELT electric pump; chicken
coop: I5x35 COW barn: ga acres good
garden spil-s4.950: 81. 500 down.
For Sale-Land contract-s2. 800; $500
discount
LOTS
Lot eoxioo: M-s7 and South Grstiot--
81. 500.
Choice lots IN Seminole Hills.
Two 40 n. lots. 500: two 40 n. los.
sl20: single lots. SIS: near Gratiot and
Is Mile road. .
~-Vocont
3 acres, susarbush and Shoemaker
sl.i0o: terms.
We Sell Stote Lands
E. A. Kerner
Also open Sundays. Z to
tf7s south Grstiot. MI Clemens
Route q; Boz q Phone Sal &
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-03
Ranch Homesites

l00x45O and other sizes; wen re-
stricted: reasonably prices; easy
terms: Harper. near Croker and 81.
Louis church; also l00x300: well re-
stricted: block off South Gratio.. near
Clinton River bridEe-only sos; 500
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-03
EAST DETROIT

EAST OEIHOlT
Modern 5-room brick: oil furnace: +
car garge; large lot: near Gratiot--
So 900: $4,000 down.
Bungalow: 8 large rooms and bath:
steam heat; garage: near Gratiot-Ninc
Mile-s8, 900; terms.
ROSEVILLE
rooms and bath: lots; venetian
blinds; quick change storm windows
and screens-s5,o 900; sl.50c down.
Six large -rooms,-near Gratiot; ga
rage-S2. 900 cash.
rooms and bath: utility; lots; ga
rage; chicken coop; fenced yard:
shade trees-s4 $50: sl,70O down
4 rooms and bath; oil hot water fur
mace: sun porch; garage; near Grafton
81, $50; 81 $50 down.
ST CLAIR SHORES
Modern rooms and bath: II you
want a really nice country home; see
this place--S9. 900; terms.
rooms and bath: near Harper and 10
Mile; garage: chicken coop; good-sized
lot
Nine room house; garage; chicken
coop; lot i0ox200: only $4,000
FRASER
acre; modern 7 rooms and bath.
garage: chicken coop-S7 200: terms.
large chicken coop; garage; $l0,500s
can be purchased with ! acre for So 800
acres 5-room modern brick: ga
rage: chicken coop; large variety fr,ii'
trees and berries; beautifully landscap-
ed on Clinton river between Fraser
and Utica.
FARMS
5 acres: modern brick; 4 bedrooms:
steam heat; 25x75 chicken coop: sever
al kinds of berries: near Harper-Sll.-
900: terms.
acres; modern brick: bed rooms;
natural fire place: garage: barn:
chicken coop: tool shed; 20 fruit trees;
large shade trees on paved road. near
Gratiot.
40 acres: and bath; nice basement:
steam heat; good barn; milk house: tool
shed: chicken coop; corn crib: gran.
airy: orchard and nice creek-S7. 500:
located miles north OF Richmond.
hliChCC DEAL CCTATE
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-03

HARD WATER Is Hard on You.
HARD on skin: HARD on hair
HARD on clothes; HARD on soap.
HARD on plumbing: HARD on your
pocketbook. Do away with HARD WA
TER forever with q WATER SOFTEN
FIR No priority Pre-War Quality
Pre-war price. Furiln & Clark iosnc
Norin avenue at Meade. New HsTt-.
MlSh. z
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Thousands Of Petunios

From the small bedding type 20 rian,
five inch open throat giants: singles:
doubles, frlnged rufflcd. tall: dwarf.
and balcony types NJ labeled IN colors
and mixtures galore. Never have YOU
seen such vast selection Of gorgeous
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Lumley-J ohnson-Hunt
Realty CO.

Gratiot at Maeemb 81. Phone 67il c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-03

4ROOM home: lot looxls5. 372i Har.
rison. lake privileges, only 81 500; why
pay rent? Stan Barron. Phone MI.
Clemens 2052. residence $500. 30 North
Gratiot. TT
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rwo Experienced Mattresses wanted
for ste 9dy or extre work. Apply AFTER 5
, .. r. fasoie Tavern or phone eel. n
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COOK wanted. Apply al Maccmb
County Infirmary. Elizabeth street. NJ
Clemens. ., AZ
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Seed Grown Annals

Our plant list reads Ike a seed cat
alogue; nine types OF tail and dwarf
marigods including the new All-Amerl-
can prize W'irsnsr -''ff.ASH A bloom
which resembles a flash OF vivid flame.
Many types Of Astcrs; Zinnias: Ager-
alum: AlySsum; Snaps; Portulaea: Yer
benia and many others Also a few Pc
rennlals sim aNlllnhfn
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Tom WhifeIey
REAL ESTATE Gh No. WALNUT
PHONE eO82 G

ARMADA-House has ) rooms; bath;
utility room and fruit cellar; 2-story
cement block garage; all on two good
lots. T. II. Kloeffler Realtor. Armada.
A6
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Ole Bill SEE

There IS stin plenty of time TO bloom
our husky rooted trlDsplants in your
flower garden. We are still growing
hundreds of fresh flats of all the popu-
lar kinds. colors and varieties and
many hard-to-get sorts old timers VIII
be surprised AZ our vast assortment and
choice quality and -hrelaneEs Will find
many helpful suggestions
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-03
Service TO Formers KS

IL YOU have hay 70 cut LET me cut II
with the latest tractor and equipment:
S II. cut 1913 Saal road. Utica. A7.3i
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-03

NINE ROOM house for sale; 70 be
moved off lot. Phone New Haven 50
after g. m. A6
EIGHT ROOMS ana bath home for
sale. Inquire ~ Mullett. AS
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Music, Doncins. Dromoties C-3

PRIVATE AND CLASS LESSONS
ON GUITAR AND ACCORDION
LEARN PIANO IN 10 WEEKS: ALSO
STA NORTH WALNUT STREET. MT.
CLEMENS c
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Gratiot at 10 Mile Rd Roseville 1901
UTICA ROAD AT Ia MILE FRASER
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Farm Fresh Market

$500 ~ Grltiot Be, Joy and Han Ra
TOMATO and pepper plants COR sale
Walter Trom5ley, S51i Is Mile road.
w arrcn. .-- "A
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17

je zaprla oci in je izgledalo,
kot da spi.
Proti veceru Sc je zopet zbu-
dila. Gospa Omanova je zopet
sedela pri njej.
- Prosim vas, teta, dajte mi
papir in svinenik.
Gospa Omanova il da, kar je
zelela in Maria napise nekaj
besed. Kmalu pa vprasa:
Ali ste brali? Sal niste
hudi ma meme? - Zdaj sc tudi
pokorim "a svoj greh.
Memo il gospa Onanova gla-
di lase in pravi:
Ne, moi ljubi otrok; GU
timo z vami - ne, S teboj; re-
kla ii bonn ii. Tako radi bi te
imeli "a svojo hcer.
Solznih oci poljubi Maria ro-
ko dobre gospe.
- Hvala ii, matt! Kako do
bro mi de! O, matt!
- Ljubi otrok, moras ozdra-
viii! - Gospa Omanova sc obr-
ne vstran, da Maria ne bi vi
della njenih solz, XII so j ne
prestano pdlzele po licih. Ginje-
most in bolest sta jo premaga-
Ii.
- Sc emo zeljo imam, -
pricne zopet Maria.
- In ia zelja je? Kar je v
mojih moceh, Maria, bonn sto-
rila.
- Ako bi mogla - ako bi
hotel - ali mi hoces posredo-
vati, da - Maria prestane. Ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17

Konsuele, XII hoce z vami Sc en-
krat govoriti - zelo je bolna.
- Kaj? Maria bolna? In te-
ga nisem vedel!
TIE besede so j potrdile ME
no slutnjo.
Da, - odgovori gospa
Omanova, - in ne morem, vam
tajiti, da je zelo bolna - nobe-
mega upanja vec. Ma pokopali-
seu je bila ma dan Vseh svet-
nikov in tam je dobila bolezen.
% Bog, -- zavzdihne Wolf
in 81 z rokami zakrije obraz. Po-
lagoma mu gospa Omanova raz-
laga potek njene .bolezni do ca
sa, ko il je izrazila zeljo, da ho-
&c videti gospoda stotnika.
- Hvala YAM, - pravi Wolf,
da ste me o tenn obvestili.
Ali jo moreni sedaj videti?
-Da! Pred vsem pa vas
prosim, da Sc premagujete, 60
spod stotnik. Najmanjsa stvar
jo razburi. Moi MOI najbrze ne
hi bill zadovoljen s TEN. Toda
te njene zelje il nisem mogla
odreci. - Tukaj, to je dala Ma
rija "a vas, - konca gospa
Omanova in mu izroci listek.
V TEN trenutku sc zaslisi
zvonec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17

ko tezko je bio Mariji izgovo-
riti to, kar il je lezalo ma srcu.
- Govori vendar, moi otrok.
Vse rada STORM, kar zelis.
- Rada bi - tako rada bi Sc
enkrat govorila' S stotnikom
Wolfom, - sc il z veliko te-
zavo izvlece IL njenih ust in
lahna rdecica Sc razlije po ME
nih bledih licih.
Gospa Omanova jo zacudeno
pogleda. Ia je tedaj bill, XII ga
je Maria pred lett tako zelo
ljubila. Zdaj il je bilo mnogo
jasno. Njena trdna VOLTA street
njegovemu otroku navzlic njeni
slabosti - pogosta pota ma po-
kopalisce - toda nicesar il ne
omeni o tenn.
- Kajpada; to sc DO zgodilo.
Hoces Sc danes?
Prosim, ako mogoce. In
ako ne more priti, dajte mu to
O, da, tt, moja matt.
In izroci il listek, XII ga je
ravnokar napisala. Bio je sa-
mo nekaj besed: - Zadnji ~
Bogom! Misli vcasih ma svojo
Marijo".
Gospa Omanova takoj telefo-
Mira ma Wolfov dom. Wolf je bill
sam pri telefonu in ga prosi,
maj pride ma obisk. Takoj il OBJ
ljubi in nj bilo dolgo, ko tudi
pride. Pozdravi ga in pravi:
- Moja prosnja, da pridete
k nam, Sc vam gotovo zdi cud-
ma. Toda to je bila leila sestre
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17

malo potrpljenja menoj. Nj
kar pa mi, prosim vas, ne oci-
tajte onih skrivnosti. - Trud-
ma zapre oci.
Prav tho sc odpro vrata.
- Ne, stric, samo pridite,
- pravi Marija, obrne glavo in
sc skusa smejati.
- Pa gotovo ste dobro spa
Ii. Ali innate Sc kaj vrocine? -
pravi dr.. Oman nekam prisilje-
no prijazno. Kot zdravnik je We
del najboljse, kakoj Z MO, da
"a MO nj resitve - kvecjemu
Sc diva dni.
- Maria, zunaj je nekdo, XII
bi vas rad videl - ali sme?
- Kdo? Lahna rdecica sc j
razlije po licih; spomin ma VOL
ia jo .presine. Toda to nj bilo
mogoce. Sal nj mogel vedeti,
da je bolna.
- Ali ne morete uganiti? DR..
Kornelius.
Maria prikima. Takoj nato
stopi mladi doktor poleg njene
postelje. Vsled ginjenosti ne
more govoriti besede.
Maria mu ponudi majhno,
ovenelo roko.
- Lepo je to, da ste me pri-
sli Sc enkrat pogledat. Kaj ne,
bila sva dobra prijatelja in sva
pogumno delala skupaj.
Trdno il stisne roko; govori-
ii ne more. Kot skozi zaveso
gledajo njegove solzne oci ljub-
XII obraz ME, XII jo je ljubil.
- Poglejte, - govori Mari
ia z nasmehom, - ako bi sedaj
bila vasa nevesta, bi vendar bi-
10 mnogo bridkejse "a naju. Sa-
mo ne pozabite svoje dobre pri-
jateljice.
DR.. Kornelius je le z veliko
silo zadusil jok, XII Sc mu je ST.
lii. Ne da hi rekel kako besedo,
zopet magic zapusti sobo, kajti
solze so ga hotele premagati
Tako rada ga je imela, ker je
bill tako dober in zal il je bilo.
da mu :je povzrocila bolecine.
Kako je zunaj? Kmalu
mora biti Bozic, - vprasa pc
kratkem odmoru.
Nikar ne govorite proved
morate patti nase.
20, zdaj je vseeno. Samo
pustite me. Tako dobro mi je -
tako svobodno Sc cutim; sal nj
nam vec nobenih bolecin. - Ali
size solnce? Sc enkrat hi ga ra-
da videla, predno grem - ta-
ko sem ga ljubila.
Mesto odgovora vstane gospa
Omanova in odgrne zastore, da
so Sc solncni zarki razlili po
sobi. Sneg je lezal po strehah
in solnce je bliscalo ma snegu.
Maria sklene roki in rece:
- Kako lepo! Ali je mrzlo?
Da, zelo mrzlo, - odgo-
vori gospa Omanova.
Mo oyiio nj xyoH coxyoyi1o. 1orof
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17
Prodo 50

hiso "a emo druzino. Z sob, for
nez, kopalnica, garaza in velika
klet. Vse v najboljsem stanju.
Kdor zeli, maj Sc zglasi pri last
niku ma 900 e. rs st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17


mo. S postrezbo bolnikov be
kaj malo. Doktor ne pusti, ra'
zun da kaj delam v 'njegovi
privatni kliniki. Tako dobra sta
oba do mepe.
- Ako ostanes tukaj, po.
tenn sc bova Sc veckrat videla
kaj ne, Marija!
- Mogoce bo kdaj nanesel
kak slucaj, da Sc bova srecala
ma ulici, drugace pa mislim, da
ne. zdaj pa mi dovoli, da grem
me ze zebe.
Stegne mu nasproti ODE roki
rekoc:
- z Bogom, moi Wolf!
Trdo jo prime in jo bolestnc
gleda v njen sladki, bledi obraz
Sc mnogo je incl ma svojem sr.
Gu, kar hi rad povedal in vpra.
sal, pa nj incl nobene besede.
- Bog te zivi, moja Maria,
moja edna sreca, - mu pride
konecno skozi ustnice.
Kot napol zadusene so I'VE
ne1e te hesede in krcevito SITS
ne njeni roki. Sledec nekemu
nenavadnemu notranjemu ma
vdahnjenju oklene Maria roke
okoli njegovega vratu in pritis-
ne iskreni poljub ma njegova
usta. Privije jo k sebi, kakor
da je ne bi hotel vee izpustiti.
- Ostani vendar pri meni,
- il prosece sepece ma uho.
Toda Maria Sc izvije il ME
govega objema in magic odhiti.
Po nekaj minutah Sc obrne in
vidi, da Wolf Sc vedno zalosten
stoji Oh grobu svojega sina in
zopet Sc il v srcu vzbudi usmi-
ljenje do MEGA. Nasloni sc ma
lipo, XII je svoje gole veje kot v
obtozbo dvigala proti nebu. Vro-
&c solze toci "a svojo izgubljeno
ljubeznijo.
To je bila zadnja pot Marie.
Vsled mokrega in mrzlega vre-
mena Sc je zelo prehladila in
memo slabotno telo, Sc bolj
oslabljeno vsled precutih noci
temu prehladu nj bilo kos. Po
bolezni, XII je trajala vec ted
nov, je vedela, da Sc il bliza ko-
nee. Tho in udano je lezala z
zaprtimi ocmi pod belo odejo.
Gospa Omanova je vedno joka-
je sedela pri nJeni postelJl.
Nikar ne jokajte, ljuba
teta, - pravi Maria in odpre
oci, - privoscite mi mir, XII 81
ga tako zelim. - Maria prene-
ha, ker il je bilo govorjenje tez-
kO. - Cello VeSeli me, - pOtem
bonn sal zopet videla mole lube
stariSe in Lazota. -
- Moi dragi otrok, nikar ne
govorite tako. Srce sc mi trga.
Tako vas imamo radi, da kar
ne moreno razumeti, da mas ho-
cete zapustiti.
- Ia meme je najboljse, te-
ia. Tako, sem trudna, da Sc We
selim ma dolgo spanje. Prosim,
nikar ne jokajte! - Njeni tenki
prsti oprimejo roko gospe in po
kratkem odmoru pravi: - Nj
mann vec veliko casa. Povedati
vam moran o svoji osebi, ker
sem YAM dolzna toliko hvalez-
nosti.
Nikar tega; nikar Sc ne
mucite z nepotrebnim govorje-
MEM.
- Zdaj je vseeno, - Sc ma
smeje Maria. - Ali mi hoccte
storiti majhno uslugo? Prosim
vas, dajte mi il omega predala
skatuljo. -
- Gospa Omanova il prime
Sc, "a kar je prosila. Maria
vzame il skatulje majhno skat-
ljico in pravi; - To boste polo
zili v mojo krsto. Prosim, OBJ
ljubite mi to. Nikogar drugega
ne zanima. In &c pisete gospel
Walterjevi, tedaj jo prosite, da
mai ne pozabi mojega groba -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17
Mali oglasi
Vrrlivsi Sc

slovenski vojak zeli kupiti deli
katesno in grocerijsko trgovino,
z ali brez G 2 licenco; v sloven-
ski naselbini. Kdor ina napro-
daj, maj pusti svoj naslov v ura-
du tega lista.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
Boy Scout Court
of Honor

This Tuesday. April II, Troop No
25 of Libby will hold Court OF
Honor in the auditorium of New
Central School
This is the first Court of Honor
to be held by the newly organized
troop Tenderfoot badges will be
awarded
James B. Clowers, Commander OF
the local American Legion Post
will present the charter of the troop
to the Rev. Clayton M. Shotwell
Scoutmaster.
George Markin, Scout Executive
for the Kalispell District of the
Western Montana Council, will be
here to take part in the ceremon.
les.
The local troop committee is com.
posed of the Rev. Clayton M. Shot
we'll, Scoutmaster; Harold Gompf
assistant Scoutmaster; Albert c
Austin, Chairman; DR.. Roy M. Sher-
man, and Glen. E. Nolop.
Parents and friends of the Scouts
are invited to attend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
TAKES IN A. w. @. l..
MARINE

HE seemed like a nice fellow
SO several people remarked of a
Marine who came to enjoy the hos
pitalities of our little city the latter
part Of March. He may have been
a nice fellow but he was A. NO. L.,
and when he ran out Of funds and
seemed to have no place to 60, To-
cal authorities questioned him and
discovered that he had no fur
Tough papers or Identification pa
pers of any kind.
On March %, Darrell M. Harris
alias Donald A. Kendler, was put
in the county jail while the sher-
ifs office tried to locate his base
using the name Donald Kendler as
their only lead. Finally after two
days, the young man confessed his
real name, and they were able to
locate his command at San Diego,
Calf
Two guards came from San Diego
April 3 to take him into custody.
Harris. A. w O. +. since February
"a, had been with the Marines fol
Az years, had been overseas, and
he wore the overseas ribbon, three
battle stars and possessed a Presi-
Dental Unit Citation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
NATIONAL GRANGE OFFERS
GARDEN PRIZES

The National Grange is offering
some very attractive prizes for the
best gardeners among the Grange
children who belong to the Juve-
nile Grange. This includes children
from 5 through Ia years. There will
be National prizes of $500, $50, and
S25 War bonds to the best Juvenile
gardeners in the United States. The
National Grange will also give a
SIS War bond to the best Juvenile
gardener in each Grange State.
Since the age of the child will be
considered by the judges the young
est child may win. AT least six veg
etables must be planted, records
must be kept and reports sent tc
the State Juvenile Superintendent
Come on Montana Juveniles, let's
Plant for Victory in l945
JULIA A. BEEBE,
Montana Juvenile Supt.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
LII. NINA LARSON
HONOR CHEST

1t Nina Larson, q. 81 was honor
guest at party given by Miss Mil
bred Buck at her home Tuesday
evening when Court Whist con-
tributed to an enjoyable evening.
High score was won by Mrs. Loren
Gompf and the consolation prize
went to Mrs. John Mass. A guest
prize was presented 1t. Larson.
The Lieutenant, who has been
serving as Naval nurse for the
past year in Guadalcanal and New
Caledonia entertined the. guests
with mny colorful and interesting
tales of her overseas life.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
HERE AND THERE

Mrs. Glen Thorn, Mrs. Lee kens-
Ter and Mrs. ]. B. Farris made a
shopping trip to Libby the last of
the week.
Miss Vernetta Johnson who has
been spending a holiday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. johnson
left Monday to return to Spokane.
Mr.. "Gyp' Johnson who last
week had a team runaway but was
uninjured was not so fortunate this
week when his team ran away again.
This time he suffered several
cracked ribs and had to go to the
hospital in Bonners Ferry for
treatment.
Mrs. Affoelder and little daugh-
ter, Mary 10 who accompanied Mrs.
Fife from California last month left
Tuesday for their home in Cali
fornia. Mrs. Alffoelder is daugh-
ter of Mrs. Fife.
On Monday Mrs. r. N. Cox went
to Libby where she received med
ical treatment for badly spraned
thumb.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Fem returned from Coffee Lake,
Mont, where they had been guests
at the home of Mrs. Fenn's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Metrovitch. Mrs.
Fem was gone about month but
Mr.. Fem joined her to spend Easter
there.
Miss Hazel Mackey who was a
graduate of Troy High School and
later worked at the soda fountain
in the Drug store was in town for
the weekend.
Miss Flora Mae Sagen came over
from the University Of Montana in
Missoula to attend the wedding of
her friend, Miss Dorothy Webb.
William Purcell is spending few
days at Cut Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Grippe returned
Tuesday from Spokane. Mr.. Cripe's
health is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Slice returned
to their home III Troy this week.
They were employed in Spokane
during the winter
Floyd Darling reports that he has
a fine bunch of boys from Jnuior
High turning out for track. There
are only five High School boys. Mr.
Darling is organizing the boys for
baseball SO that they may continue
this interesting pasttime after school
closes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Conn have a
daughter born April d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Orr are par
ents of a girl born April 8.
Janice Slauson, daughter Of Hugh
Slauson, was admitted SATURDAY with
broken leg.
Walter Frazier, Troy, was admit
ted Wednesday for treatment OF
tendons cut in his hand, the result
of an axe injury.
Released were: Mary Shawl, in
FAINT daughter Of VIM. Shawl, Fri.
day: Cecil Burnhard, Eureka, Wed
nesday: Mrs. Clarence Parmentier
Troy, Wednesday; Mrs. Oliver Phil
lips, Saturday,
Fritz Erickson, Cass Lake, Mimi
was admitted with a broken LEG
Saturday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
News From Those
In The Armed Forces

Continued from mage ~


cal examinations, classification in
terviews and reassignment to do
nestle stations of the Army Air
Forces.
Fort Benning Ga.-Sgt. Walter f
Gardipee, son of Mrs. Robert Sloan
of Libby Mont, has won the right
to wear the Boots and Wings" OF
the United States Army Paratroops
He has completed four weeks OF
jump training during which time
he hade five jumps, the last a tao
teal jump at night involving COM
bat problem on landing.
In addition to producing jump
ers, Parachute Specialist TRAINING
is given to qualified men in Com
munications, Demolition, Riggers
and Parachute Maintenance, vital
skills for Airiborne Troops.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. S. Burton
Pharmacist Mate lie, arrived in
Libby last Wednesday from Astoria
Ore, where Mr.. Burton was sta
toned at the Naval hospital and
Mrs. Burton at the Columbia hos
pital Mr. Burton left Tuesday for
Portsmouth, Va, where he will en-
ter the Naval Hospital Corp Schoo
for three months after which time
he will be assigned for sea duty
Mrs. Burton has already spent two
years in the Aleutians also Guam
Mrs. Burton, the former Jean Vim
ion, will make her home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Vinion
of this community.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
CALL FOR BIDS

Trustees of School Dist. No. IT,
Lincoln County, are asking for bids
for the transportation of all pupils
from their home in District II to
the Eureka schools
A 3 year contract beginning Sep
TENDER, 1945.
: Must be a standard bus as called
for by state regulations.
Bids must be in the hands of the
clerk, Mrs. J. F. Robbie, by IL noon
April 80, l945.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
MRS. j. F. ROBBIE,
Clerk of District No. II, Eureka,
Mont.