davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-03-15
Sc bman le9t
Mmt nieOer

@aibington = Ser frii6ere @olt-
perneur 6es StooteS Stem gorf,
&erbet $. 2ebmaiL gab hefnnnt, OaB
er bon ielnem atlt. aIS @ene-
raj gireftor Scr llge9fHM 0uriid=
treten miro. Ser RiiGtritt geihiebt
ans @eIunobeitsriidiiften.
9ebmnn 6at ieile Giidtrittsab-
iidt in eineni 8rief on ben Central
ausihnB Der llO1G&A (lniteo Sea-
tions Relief uro Disqualification 9l6-
ndniitration) acknowledgement. Die
fer grief ben 9ebman o~eroffentlidt
bat, loa Dem llgeRM@ .9fqt bei lei
mem 3~uiommentritt in atlantic gi-
~, q. S., ant Greilas nnferbreitet
iueroen.
Sn Dem 8rief beiBt cs, Sap Dem
yiot oas @iidtrittsgeird porgeleet
meroen fole. Oomit oieier einen
@uhfoIger wablte.
Set Dem Gage i'm DECEMBER
1912" 10 6oiaet Der 9r'ef, IAN
Oetn id ouf @riuden beS Yrdli0en-
Ten 8ooiecelt orei @odyen Dor 9lb-
Iouf n1elptS Mmts ol8 @onberneltr
0es Gtaotes Stem Yorf 8uriidtrot,
Inn 6ie Mufeabe Der Blaming urdO
0rganiiierlmg Der acknowledgment
ytotbilfe,, sic Su leiiten mar, 81
i~ibernebmen babe ih Md aus
ihfieBlid 0ieier Alfgobe geruiomet.
SD bntte gebofft meine @rbeit
tpdbren0 0es 8eitebens Der lrgiyi@I
Mno bis Der oanad ourHfiib-
ren0e 9eif elmer organization bon
ldngerer 2~ebensoulter ~5ugefDielen
wcuoen mar, nufredterbnlten 5t
fonnen. acknowledgements bin id
ibfieBlid 81 Der lleber5elgulg ge-
foalmen, oaB id oem Hat meines
Mr5tes gebordea milB, Der mir lett
mebreren Mona:tn o~ringeno nnge-
raien bdt, cinem MubcoufentbaIt,
oeiien id isbr baocri, aiSuireten."
Washington Journal., 1946-03-15

gierOen ge5ogcn. Dor ibm NOR cine
6erittene @1ren9aroe, ebenialls Elm
Observation-Disclosures Der irilhen VI.
NEE. Pitt Dem @FaiioateApalnis
maren sic Observation-Disclosures
hbau init elmer 6arfe Die grin.
meiBNet6e SanDesio6ne unO Die poplt-
lidye QelbweiBe 5abne mi SalbmoIt
gciebt.
Sn SEN aa6lreidrn antonlobiien
raorcE Mitqlicoer oeS oiplotnotiiden
aorpS, 9rdiioent Sean z. Gaellp
llno icille Satin 8remier Cannon
Sc &alera ulto ieine Satin Mit8Iie-
ser oes Yurlanents mo 8camte
Don Qit6liii.
Nm 8uBe oes Sorges log aui eli
nenl rotten aiiien Der rotc aoroinals-
but, sen Yopit 8ins XII. ON 81.
6e6rliar aarOinal @lennQn uerlieben
hattie.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-15
fir
8erltduOi9nng

@aI6in9ton Ssn elmer Senats-
reGe na6nl Senator Gonnolln Noti5
pom Der acknowledgement lin0 Be
iorgniserregenoan~ Somiet Sal
tung, metnte ober, 6aB ogesenIeitige
8eritdh0igntl8 ltto 3~ulammennrbeit
nit 9uBIonO nid)t understandable"
iino. Ger 8oriitenoe oeS Nlsfp1rti-
gen Nilsidniies idylug Dor, OaB Dolt
Belt at 3eit 5iBungen Der @rOBeit
Grei ooer @roBeil Slim o6gebnlten
lperoen, i'm 9ef1brlife 9~ffjeren5elt
lin florer. einfader nlt0 notfallS
oelitlider Spradle" gil regeln.
GonnallD, ser BON ben fommen0en
3eiten ipradb bielt es fit ,.eine &C.
bieteriife Nottpen0igfeit Dob 0i.
8ereinigten 5toaten cine ausreiGen,
oe Nrnee, eine iberlegene 6Iotte I'M
terbalten~ = 5ltr Berteioignng ebens
10 ME sur llnteritiisung yunierer in
ternationalen @edte. lin0 8erpTlidd-
llngen. Solnnge RubIano. @roB-
britdnnien llnO Die 8ereitigten Stno.
ten oibre Gifierenaen~ 10 beileget,
iuie lie entiteben, miro Jrieoe berr-
ifen. Seine, oie Sen 6rieoen molten,
oiirfen feline Sanolungen beseben Die
arieg prouo5ieren fonnen."
Seine Station, 10 fiibrte gonrnIlp
aus, bat Ons &eft, 6ur1 Die Aus.
ii6nllg 9e1ualtigen tpirtinnftIidlelt
ODER politiihen GrlidS an0ere Notio-
ren ibrem @illen unterSuOrOnen.
On elmer onoeien SteIfe ieiner
&eoe ingte gonndllp: ,MuBlon0 bnt
elm @eft utF ieoe @egierungsform,
Die es gutbeiBt. @8 fat 6ds Me1t,
iein eigenes Sgitem obne ginmifh-
ing elmer fremOen Nation 1nsuneb-
men. Dieie 9ehte iiberihreiten .ni1t
ole 2anoesgren5en. Die 8ereinietell.
Stoaten un0 dlle ii6rigen 8ereinten
Wationen bnben 0as gIeite nnDer.
duBerlide Nebt, ibr M~egierungs-
mo @irtidaftsipitem obne oie Gin
miifping elmer dnoeren Mndt nl,3u-
nebmen. Die gereinigten Stnaten
meroen iih betpaffneter Mg9reifion
wioerieben. Sic lperoen iIdl aud Der
Aggreiiion onrd mirtihaitIihpn ODER
politiihen Druid ODER Mnn6ber
pioeriesen." -A
Washington Journal., 1946-03-15
KnrNinal Glcnncns
Gcidbc in Kapcac

Gu6lin, n Ok 2eihe BON So6n
Raroinal @lennon muroe Ourd Stra-
ben Gublins, oli oenen trauernbe
Menihenmengen Spalier bilOeten,
nod ser &apelle oes Nll &allom8
College gebroAt. 8ort wuroe cine
3eqniemmeiie fiir Sen gr8biihof BON
ct. 2ouis 3elebriert, Ser Dor weniger
ais orei @oden 9aroinolsrang En-
balten batte.
Gin eisfalter gsinO blieB ais ser
Trnuer3llg iidl lan9iam iiber ben
breiten Jnbrmeg Oes Irdiioentenpa-
lais beipegte, in Dem ser 83 Sabre
alte &aroinal ~gcitorben NOR.
aaMls cine Miiiiffapelle einen Srou-
ernlarih ipielte, gina Der Srnuer5ug
nad Dem College. apo Der Garoinol
ituoiert bate. Scr 2eidenmagpn
muroe bon bier ifmdr3berbongenen
Washington Journal., 1946-03-15
Iriiber 6eoenftao
fir Oe(terreid
pIuttye ttabmoknten ser 0Oiiertcn Offupoticirss
bebSrNen ais cine sekinNcrMno Ocs Sitcrretbiidem
2~lmIbomUiuens pcn staatsprGiiNent Or. Karl Rcns
ncr nnoeprnnoert
ttcr 0t0eprnn0crt

Sreiie : Gr0rterungen i'll Sen Neg,
ie geraoe anlabIid oeS grinnerlngs-
tages lpieoeraufgelebt limo: gS fonn-
te nid,t auSbIei6en, Dab Der Hiid-
bid altf ben II. Mar8 1898 nit eli
raer 8iSfuIIion oes olten E6emaS
pcrbunoen NOR, pie es Oon1ols Iofueit
fonnien fonrte, uno onbei NOR es
natiirIid) lnuermeioIid, OoB ole @e-
geniGbe 3piiden Den alien G6rijt-
lidio5iaIen Cole IN Der beltigen &e-
Qierung ourf sic ,,golfsportei" OeS
ginOesfdn3ler 6igl 0ertueten iino)
iln0 Ben 2infsparteien mie0er ibre
Moae Ipielten. So5ialoemofroten unN
@onmnllniitcn mahten fem SeDl aus
i6rer Aniidt, oaB 8tuiiden benz
uShuihnigg 6aidismiiS4 tlno benz
.Sitler 3oIbismis4 fem groBer
llnterid)ieo lei ur6 Die ,,olte &eof-
ton" 0o0rrdl ooB lie Ole 0rgoniIa-
tionen Der oemofrotiid,en arbeiter-
muIIen Geiterrei1s .5erid)lltg, Der
Na3i 8epeaung i'm 2anOe crit bic
gobn freigemod)t babe. 9ie 8ommu-
mrilteu, Die Dor Dem &riege in Deter
reid nidbt ods geringits beOeilteten,
aber nun Don't ser nIadtigen rniIi-
ihen Yroteftion efnen getualtigen
8orteiapparat niri8ieben fonuten,
paaoen Iih IanobI sagen Die &artei
6igIs mie aegen Die So5iaIocmofra-
ten, oenen lie infer auffriihnng az
fhluBfreunoIiher GeOen ibrer Sill
rsr in Der erlten Bet mad Erianon
p~orperfen, ,,groBoeutide", menn
nidlt uollocltide" 9l1np geiOroert
5lt bnben. 9r.. Menner beidranfte
i'd i'm @inflotw nit ieiner iterpar-
teilid)en Sterlung als Staotspr1ii-
bent, aui einen Nppea an ale orei,
MN Die politiite, gerontportling
tragenoen 1orteien 81 frieofider
uno 6armoniider 3lliommenarbeit
in Ser unlagbar idNperen gegenwar-
tigen Gage oes Stootes, Die fein
Iangc5 @erpeiIen Bel oergangenen
9ingen ~5uGoiie.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-15
pclcn pcrIdGrft Gremss
fcntrcAc fir 1aNcn

Mori6ou. aus unterrihteten
areiien erid6rt man, Bob 9olen Die
aontroIe ieiner meitliden unO 1ii6Ii-
den @ren5en nit ser Eide6oiloma-
fei beri6drft Bat, I'M unerloubte
@ren8iibertritte ein3uoammen. Gas
iiioiihe s3entralfomitee beriftet, onB
mebrere bunoert Su0en, Die Die @ren-
sc iiberifreiten MOLTEN, 5uriidgeld)idt
mlroen. Die M%ebubeit bon i6nen lei
ieooh nidt beredtigt gemeien, oas
2an0 5t perlaiIen.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-15
6ran5oien loben
inner nod Nn9it

Earis, - Sic nm @ieoeraEirif-
hung Der ourd Sen &rieg eridiitter-
ten @irtidnft~ bemiiDte &eaierlng
6ronfreihs iu6t D~er5reiielt @aran-
tien gegen 8ufiinfti9e angriffe
4entlhlanos 81 erbalten.
Oh fron30if8s aabenpBIlHf FOf-
bert dus oieiem @tiinbe 'tfne' Sater
notionoIiiierung Der Nibr, oeS Pr
Ienols Der Aggreliion", nn0 oes
M6einIanoas, oas General Be @nulle
Washington Journal., 1946-03-15

9tidter GamneI 9. 2cibpiuit Oermr-
teilte int GOnntpgeridt 8rOoflpn
ben MpOtbefer Benjamin Telomaa
gu sOOc pesen Murbes im |. @raoe.
Die Simridtnng 1T fir bic ISOLDE,
beainnenS nit benz II. April, int
Sing Sing 3ndtbans anseiett iuOr-
ben. TslSman mar idnIOis 6efan-
Ben mOr6en, Gtrbdnin in Sie Weblf
ain eemildt sn baben, Die er fig feline
Tram 6eritellte, 10 Sak iie am 8. %.
sembcr 1943, i'm 8etb 81 Soipital
az IrOOflgm itarb
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23
Conrad Area

PILOT PRODUCTION co. NO. H.
NV NV NV 1S-20N-3W
Spudded 4-10-4o; water, 1S60-T0. Landed
84n.s 1880; tools In hole. Standing, 2515.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23
New South Arch
Continued from Page -

These include r. A. Gwynn of
Washington, ID. c.; A. b. Chase of
Tulsa, Okla; w. H. Smart of Salt
Lake City, Utah, and the Northwest
Syndicate, the latter including
Stephens, formerly of Oklahoma
City and now living in Great Falls;
E. B. Emrick, Conrad geologist, and
his son, Robert B. Emrick.
Northwest Syndicate has turn
key contract for the drilling of the
well, and has let labor and tool
contract to Pouippert & Cole of
Cody, Wyo. Pouippert & Cole have
moved in large spudder and this
week were rigging up, with plans
made to commence drilling as soon
as the weather breaks.
Altogether, the group has approx
mately 5000 acres blocked surround
ing the we'll site.
While initial objective of this well
will be the top of the Madison lime
stone that has yielded more than
100000 barrels of oil in the Pom
dera field few miles to the west
1t is planned to make a thorough
test of productive possibilities by
carrying this well down to breaks
in the lime that have carried oil in
the Pendroy area, west of the Pom
dera field.
According to report by Emrick,
the structure on which the well is
drilling is northerly trending nose
extending from the eastern end of
the Pondera dome, similar struc-
turally to the Pondera oil field and
separated from 1t by narrow syn
cline.
The test now being commenced
is less than a mile northeast of
Bell.Adams-Venetz No. l, drilled in
1882 in NE Sc NE 31-27N-3W.
Emrick reports this well had gas
and show of oil at the top of the
Madison lime at 1868, plus other
shows of gas and oil in upper hori-
IONS, and says:
Three bailers of oil and trace
of water in II hours. A bad cave
started when gas was struck at
1868. The hole caved back to 1900
feet and was lost. This well was
not drilled into pay zone and was
not test of the top Madison oil
zone. The we'll was favorably To-
Gated and the log indicates that it
probably would have been a COM
mercial well if drilled to a sufficient
depth"
According to Emricl1's report, his
location of the present well is based
in part on a seismic survey of the
area in 1887, by the Holland Re-
search Corp.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23
LUCKY sIX-sEIFERT NO. 4

NE SW 15-10N-25E
Spudded 8-2S-46; showed oil and gas IL
muddy sand and in shale. Show oil and
water in 1st Cat Creek sand Standing
800.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23

ferson, 1859. Good porosity, S6S9- s513.
Core, 3576-359l, rec. ~ n brown doio.
mite, spotted poro8ity with fairly 1--we
brown Oil. DIST 3663-8l, open % min
est. 2o.O00. 600 r. sweet gas, 14oo lbs.
pressure. DIST S6s7-3S71. rec. sulphur
water only. Packer stuck at 1905, It'd.
Dril pipe cut 3S82. Tools recovered.
Drilled to I'd, 45o3. Plugging back %
set pipe for test of horizons that showed
oil and gas. P.B. 70 3775. Cemented Tin.
Shut In until spring when production
tests viii be made.
Warren Structure
EAST ELK BASIN BSG born BASIN =
BROCkWAY NO. -
SW NE l8-8S25E
iO-In cemented at 327. with so sacks-
Set 81 in. az l7e5; water broke in from
above. Pulling sin. 20 straight ream.
Show oil and gas coming up through
water. I'd, 1878; 81 in. set and &C.
mented at 1875. Sidetracked lost bit
Drilling. 1900.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23
Montana Powers
Wildcat AT 1925

Before it shut down because of
storm conditions, Montana Power
Company's test on the Blackfeet
Indian reservation, northwest of
the Cut Bank field and only short
distance north of the Madison lime
discovery well drilled in by Ed
Reagan, made hole to 1925 feet with
rotary tools this week.
The well is less than two miles
south of the Alberta-Montana Dor
der and may open up new gas
producing area, if it does not find
oil.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23
Haymaker Structure

Haymaker Structure
Il. G. TARRANT-wI.LIAAas NO. r.
Sec. 21-9N-13E
spudded 1896; show gas. s25. stand
ing, SIS.
Kicking Horse Structure
HUSKY REFINING-AEeDERM NO. -
c El4 SW SW 9-36N-1E
Spudded ll-17-46; standing, 20.
Mcdonald Creek AnticIine
BURKs-TRIGEN NO. l.
NE NE NE 31-15N-25E
Topped flowing water sand, possibly Sd
Cat Greek. s25 Went out Of sand. 1885,
(Flowed 500 bbls. water daily) Top Nor
rison, $50; 10-in. pipe set, 976. Morrison
caving shale. iaOO. COMPLETION. dry
hole, 11-17-46 Top list Cat Creek was
$50, I'd Cat Creek, 1856; Ellis sand. 1910
water only Cflowing). I'D, 1912. Elev.,
$500 DE-
Mission Greek Structure
RICHFTEL-wTEss NO.
Sc Sc SW 20-2S-11E
Wen starts in claggett- Show gas. 11s8.
Top Frontier, 2Os4; show gas, 2Oe4:
standing 1881.
POndera Field
COBB-ERTCKsON NO. s.
Sc SW SW 2-27N-4W
New rig, 1850. Fishing, 1850.
LINvn.LE & sMITH-MILLER NO. -
c NV SW 1-27N-4W
Standing, 1910.
Rock Creek Bench
ROCK CREEK BENCH OIL Co.-wEssEN
NE NE NE NV 3e-14N-leE
Elev., 44OO; spudded 10-l-46: drilling.
1000.
Rattlesnake Butte
sCHROCK-CLAUsOE NO. T.
c Sc NE 27-f3N-2sE
Spudded. WORT.
Reagan Structure
MONTANA POWER-TRTBAL 3S5 NO. T.
Sc Sc SW 10-37N-7W
Spudded 10-s-46; standing, 1925
Roger Lee Structure
II. L. P0STON.WENDT NO. L.
NV Sc 1l-2BN-21W
1O-in. casing set, 64s: Sin. run to 104s
Landed Yin, 1403. Drilling in variegated
clay, 1925.
Shawmut Anticline
r. C. TARRART-N. p. NO.
NE NE Sc 1-6N-15E.
Spudded 7-2-46; show sulphur gas, SIS.
Drilling, 735.
Sweetgrass Hills Area
TExACO-sORRELL NO. T.
NE NV 2e-36N-8E
Spudded 10-3O-46; Elev., 3745 RT In.
stalling blowout preventer, 2575.
Twin Buttes Structure
UNION OII-sTATE NO. L.
C SW NV 16-2N-20E
Spudded 9-2-46 with cable tools. Drilling
with rotary tools, S75.
Utopia Structure
TEXACO-IsAAB NO. E.
c NV NE SW 14-33N-4E
EN-, 2347; top Devonian, 1929. Top JEFF
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23
ACTIVE MONTANA
WILDCATS
false miscellaneous wea2R In proven
fields In which there Is bat little
6ffElina.l
Arch Apex Structure


NV NWA Mex 4-36N-3E
Cemented cave with 1161 sacks. Ran 2
in. TO 1882. Substantial ungauged gas
Tow reported, zO07. Lowering Tin. pipe.
Pipe set, 2004. I'd. 2036.
Bannatyne Field
BAHRATYNE OIL sYND.-sPEER NO. -
Ito BE Devonian Test)
NV NV Sc 5-25N-1E
Location.
BOwdOin Dome
TExACO-G0vT NO. T.
c SW SW 8-32N-32E
Spudded 9-14-46: Elev, 221O RT. Correct
ed tops, Colorado, 1876: Kootenai, 21S0;
Morrison n 2s45; Ellis, , 245o; . Big Snowy
ing to land Gin. on top of Madison.
Cassidy Structure
MIDWEST ORIG. co. SCHNFTZMEEER
Sc sw NE 14-s5N-1sE
spudded 7-9-4o; no report.
Cherry Ridge Structure
GEO. w. HARRIS. ET AI-WNTERROwD
NO. H.
Sc Sc 6-35N-21E
Rig up.
Conrad Area
PILOT PRODUCTION co. NO. g.
NV NV NV lS-40N-3W
Spudded 4-10-4e; water, 1s6O-7O. Landed
c-Au.s A0cua VOoAS IN hole. CtanuAHBs GoAo.
Devils Basin Field
BILL CIARK-N. p. NO. T.
NE NV SW 9-11N-2zE
Spudded 7-24-46; top Amsden, 500; Big
Snowy, $40; Charles, 1850; Madison, 2625;
Devonian, $3.50. COMPLETION 11-IS-46.
Dry. P. & A. I'D, 407S
LUCKY sIx-SEEFERT NO. T.
NE SW 15-10N-25E
Spudded 8-2S-46; showed oil and gas In
muddy sand and In shale. Show oil and
water in LIST Cat Creek sand. Standing,
$780,
Dunkirk Area
w. A. NOON-sHEETs NO. l.
2145 MS, 1855 WE 9-31N-1E
(Approy. SW NE NV SEQ
Spudded 10-1-46; changing to National
machine, 100.
NEW LOCATION:
East POndera Structure
C. w. STEPHENS-VENETZN NO. T.
NE NE Sc 29-27N-3W
Elev., 1910. Rig up. (FIRST REPORT)
Elk Basin Field
STANOITND-f28 EFT
c NV SW 27-9S-23E
Cni1dfnd f1-H-dR. drilling T2Q9
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23

any and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF LAND COMMITS
SIONERS.
Date of first publication Nov. %, 1916
2x
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23

illegal Advurttsing)
Notice Is hereby given that open com
petitive bidding for oil and gas leases on
the following described lands viii be held
in the State Land Office, Helena, Montana,
at 200 o'clock 2. NJ. December 10, 1916:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23
Dunkirk Area

w. A. NOON-SHEETs NO. L.
2145 MS, 1855 WE 9-31N-1E
(Approx. SW NE NV SEQ
Spudded 10-1-46; changing to National
machine, 100.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-23
Devils Basin Field

BILL CLARK-N. P. NO. T.
NE NV SW 9-11N-2zE
Spudded 7-24-46; top Al
Snowy, $40; Charles, 1856
Devonian. $3.50. COMPI4
Dry. P. & A. I'D, 407S.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-14
THE EVERGREEN NEWS
Six Initiated Into IL" club


Six boys are new members of the
'L" club as of the night of Novem-
Der 5th.
The initiates were, Gale Holder.
Dale Holder, Leo Peltier, Jimmy Pei
tier, Orvil Richards and Don De-
Shazer. After the fun was over
the boys were served coke and ham
burgers
American Legion to Sponsor Team
The Eureka American Legion is
planning to sponsor an independent
Eureka basketball team if it is
wanted. 1t viii be made up of the
Eureka population except for the
high school boys. The Legion will
furnish suits and make schedules.
A. ]. Barney will be the teams
manager and make the schedules.
All men who are interested in
an Independent basketball team
come Tuesday at p. m. to the
high school to decide if a team can
be organized and who will wish to
participate.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-14
Farmers and Ranchers Urged To
Attend Local AGA Election

Bert c. Roe, chairman of the Lin
coin County Agricultural Conserva
ton committee, today issued a fina
appeal to farmers and ranchers Il
attend their local AGA committee
men elections being held this week
throughout the county.
Elections will be held in the fol
lowing communities in the next few
days:
EUREKA:-1O:OO a. m. AAA Of
flee Nov. Is, 1916.
FORTINE:-5:OO p. m. Fortine
Store Nov. IL, 1896
REXFORD:-1:3O p. m. Com
munity Hall, Nov. Is, 1916.
LIBBY:-8:00 p. m. Community
Room (Courthouse) Nov. Is, 1916.
Three regular community COM
mitteemen and two alternates will
be chosen at each meeting. In ad-
dltlon, each community will choose
a delegate to attend the county con
Ventlon which will be held in Eur
eka on November % for the pur-
pose of electing a county agricul-
tural conservation committee of
three members and two alternates.
FsAANAoS OCNA dLOl >, SlldIeGIODDGIS
and tenants on farms where the
1916 agricultural conservation pro
gram or the sugar program are
being carried out are eligible to
vote, as is any person who has a
contract with the Federal Crop In
surance corporation.
Farmers have an important voice
IN farm programs through the far
mer-elected committeeman system.
Mr. Roe pointed out The respon- !
sibility that is being given local
committeeman becomes greater each
year The coming year, especially, (
IS sure to bring new problems dur
ing our conversion to a stable, long
range agricultural plan. BY cast
ing their ballots this week, farmers
can make certain that the men ad-
their programs are the
men most familiar with local needs.
hope every eligible person will
attend and vote at his community
meeting"
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Crusade Sunday To Be
Observed In Eureka

The World Mission Crusade viii
be officially launched in this com
munity with the observance of Cru
SADIE Sunday on November "a in the
First Baptist Church in Eureka.
In observing this unusual event
the Eureka Church will join with
more than 5000 other Baptist
churches in the "a states of the
Northern Baptist Convention in
raising postwar fund of fourteen
million dollars Thru the World
Mission Crusade Northern Baptists
plan to rebuild war-deVastated mis-
sion hospitals, schools, and churches
IN Asia and Europe, carry out
vigorous program of advance in
every phase of the denomination
work at home and abroad, and pro-
vide funds for world relief in CO.
operation with other denomina-
tions.
A principal feature in the obser-
vance of Crusade Sunday will be
the Service of Recognition and Dedi-
cation for the members of Eureka
church who are serving as Crusade
leaders and workers. This service !
will inaugurate the program of visi-
tation in which every member of |
the church will be given oppor-
tunity to subscribe. The First Bap-
fist church has set as its Crusade .
goal the raising of 100000. The 4
church will hold victory meeting n
on December 9th, when it is expec-
ted that the local Crusade goal will
be fully subscribed In the mean
time, report meeting will be held
for leaders and workers on Novem-
Der 25th and November 10Th.
Following are the Crusade lead
ers and workers who will take part /
in the Service of Recognition and |
Dedication; local World Mission
Crusade Committee, Mrs Columbus
Clark, chairman; workers Burgess
G. Drake, Mrs. Burgess Drake, Mr..
Homer Garrison, Mrs. Homer Gar
rison and Mrs Jess Wetzel.
Reverend F. L. Lewno, pastor of
The First Baptist Church. explains
that in conducting the World Mis-
sion Crusade with its goal of $14.-
100000 Northern Baptists are ac-
cepting their part in a great post
war program of reconstruction, re-
lief, and advance in which the ma -
ior Protestant denominations will
-dISe luldS dBgTegaIlng 9IIo, UUU,UUU.
This will represent the greatest
combined postwar program of the
Protestant denominations of all
ime.
Northern Baptists expect to fully
ubscribe their fund of $14,O00,O0O
W April 30, 1947. State, City, and
ocal campaigns are being conduc-
ed at various times following the
ompletion of extensive prepare
ion.
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Notice
Rheas' Beauty Shoppe will open
again Tuesday, November 10Th.
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Resolutions OF Sympathy From
The Royal NeighbOrs

Whereas, it has pleased our
Heavenly F6ther to call from our
midst our beloved neighbor, Mrs.
Zana Leonard, whose death has
caused the severance of another link
in our chain, therefore be it:
Resolved, that we, the members
of the Royal Neighbor Lodge No.
8Gll do hereby take this means
to express the deep love and esteem
in which we held our neighbor and
our appreciation of her loyal SER
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bereaved husband and his family.
our sincerest sympathy in this their
hour Of sorrow, and be it further
Resolved, that our chapter be draped
Continued on Page Nine)
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EUREKA NEWS
Local Farmers Union
Discuss State Convention

Local FARMERS Union
Discuss State Convention
The regular monthly get-to-
gether of the Trego and Eureka
Farmers Union Local was called tc
order by County President, Earl
/ Meiser, at $3.50 on October 26th at
the CYO hall
Discussions were on the state CON
vention at Great Falls, October 18th
to the 3lst After the meeting, a
delicious pot-luck lunch was served
by the ladies'
Artist To Appear
oliver Bangier, noted humorist
and character artist in his one-man
theatre will give a performance in
the LCHS auditorium, Nov. 10Th at
1000 a. m.
1t IS one of the funniest and most
entertaining shows on the Assembly
Platform. The program consists Of
Bugle Bungling, Cowboy Opera.
Evolution of a Nervous Wreck.
photographers Nightmare, Speed
Cop Blues Today's News. Movie
Meaces, and Hindu Hokum.
Admission will be l5c per per
son. Anyone interested is welcome
to come.
Editor Takes Trip
Tom Whithycomb, The Ever
green's editor, went to Fort Lewis
near Tacoma, Wn., October oath 10
take his physical exams for West
Point. He returned by way of
Portland, Ore, Oct. 9th.
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x slII3 III our Order and her never
a. il,, courtesy and willingness in
o ene IQiilillment of every obligation
resolved, that we express to the