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HARNETT TOWNSHIP
NOT LISTED

Ames T. R., lot Shore Acres
Barber, Mrs. Sudie, lots
Page Div.
Belcher, VIM. G.. lot Victory
Bellamy, Thos. W, 8 A adj.
Canady. p A pit J. N.
Hewlett "a int.
Bishop, Mrs. Lulu H. lot
Highwood
Blake, Hrs ]. H, Is A En-.
Boles, VIM. B. lot Green
Boswell, E. M. lot Fernside
Boykin, Hrs. Thos., AS A
Trail
Fredgman. B. ]. lot Fox Div
Brown, Susan, lots Allen TT
Bryan, Maude NJ. lot
Greenwood -
Bunny, Ola, lots Atlantic
Caps, Henry, 1871 A Caps
Caps, J. W. p A pit Brad,
ley OK Baton Land
Carr, Mary, lot Fox div
Causey, Margaret S., 1877 A
Masonboro Loop Rd
Cert, Bertha j., lots Villa
View --
Church of the Good Shepard,
lots W PIX Hts ---
Cooper Thos. E Tr., lots W
PIX Hts --------.
Mary. lots Fox Div,
lot Ridgecrest --
Cotchett, Mrs. Geo. P, lois
Daniels, S. D., lots pit Gore
McRae Div
Davis, Amelia, IA A pit Su-
san Davis -
Davis, Jefferson lot Fox DIV
Drew, Herbert L., Lot W PIX
Dowd. Frances. lots Fox Div
Dukes, Delvin, lots FoV DW
Dulin, Hrs. C. A. lots VIA
Dunn, Hrs S. c.. lot 452 Au-
Audubon
East vii. Lodge knights Of
Gideon. lots Gideon Hts
E. vii. PIX
Edwards, LESSEE NJ, ) a
New Bern Rd .
Elliott, Nora, lots Allen II,
Estate Corp, 1888 a ~
Switzerland, POS AN. j.
Carson. 8 A Peacock, ;
A Moore. 1912 2 Frances 1
Bell !
Evans, O. L., lot Seaga.e
Eva Dlv Raymond. 10. Fos
Federal Bldg. Dew. Co. lols
Greenwood, lots Victory
Gdns Bal
Fcnnell Mary, lot pt Amen
W. H.. lots W P&
Fletcher, Hrs W. P" 'o'
Futc yhl5 Jo sieS s.25 A pit F95ca
Galloway, VIM. a, S "A n
Greenville -------
Margaret, l a ~
Williamson -------
Hrs Joe. Is A FutcA
Gore, John, lot Fox by
Harry R., 26'7 n
Batson Land
Grady, Geo. W. 10 A Pump
kin Kiln
Green, Jos. P. lots ST1'l-
HAIL. r Hrs sly J. H, 6 A Green
Hrs Betsy,
Futch ..-------o
Catherine ct al IL
A Gibbs Land ---.cG-
Rachely, / A GA'
Pete, "A 4 p!
Fufch. .33 A New Bern I
Rd -----:---,oso5
Hines, Jos. M. 1857 r.
Gore Land
Hobbs, M. K. lots Prospect !
.olley. Cornelia, 10 a Al /
len
Iolley, Wade H.. lots AVo" !
Quincy P. Comm I
lots Summer Haven
r. v. or Lllu 0' /
lots Struthers Div
H j. Lx~ !
GreesSww ----.-~-Y"p
J. c.. lots Alien
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Sale OF Land For Taxes
COUNTY PROPERTY

For taxes unpaid for 1913, hive
levied upon and will sell at public
auction at the Court House door
Of New Hanover County On Non1ay
the 1st day Of September, 1871 al
200 O'Clock noon, the following
described property, to satisfy the
unpaid taxes due the County OF
New Hanover for the year 1915 un-
Less the amounts 50 due and I'M
raid are settled before sale. Cost
and expense to be added to the fol-
lowing amounts.
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c. R. MORSE
Cty-County Tax Collector
This 9th day OF August 1947.
CAPE FEAR TOWNSHIP
-WHTTE-

Name, Blk. No. Descr otion Amt
Barnhiu. 3. F.. IS A Broad
Water b.. --......-.....- s.S4
Blanchard. Lawrence. / A
Robinson .co
glanton. A. D.. 3.72 4 Wool
Win 1U.f1
Bordeaux. Mrs. L j.. 1928
Jones 60
Bordeaux. j. P. ct al. 1873
Hermitage ---.-.-..-. $50
gorneman. Mrs. c. L. 5A
st c4s: H7; Herbert. is.s A l''z
Eermitase --..-..-..- 7.s6
Browning j. L.. Lot 2 Len :.
gT nv. ! ~ !. n. Lots Pt vii:
son. 7.3 A Mil 3 A Love .
Grove Nu.u4
PUCK. Vim. A.. 5.5s Woolvin
Div. lot 100z250 Woolvin
Byrd. H. C.. 90 A Chadwick 40
Casey. John F., 12.47 A. lots
~ House Div. ball.. 21.oo
CLARK. J. ". 1S A Warwick 1.50
Clark, ". ". s A Bluetnen-
thai .----..-. .-..-.-.. ID
cor5ett c. c., Z A schnibben 1892
Denitson. John j.. 5 A Mara
thOn NV
Drevyn. Steve. 10 A Adj. 49,
Jones ....-.,- --.---. 4o.oo
Ellis. Mrs. Gertrude. es.e A .
Sudbury OK
Emerson. ". P. % A Rock 80.
Hill o'oo
Ezzell. Lois T. ct al, IL A
Castle Garden. ..-: e.W
Funderburg. Mrs. J. B.. 95.5 49,.
A Pumpkin Kiln : 49,. S.SO
Gangloff. PAU S. SO A Cor .
don Rd. 4.5z
Gaylord, Mrs. Martha. % A -.
Cape Fear River 80. 10
Hall. Josie T.. 10 A Mara 49,.
Hsrdee' N. D.. lot 5 Pt 20
HsrveI, E. L. R.. 81 A 49,.
Hermitage 11.43
HEATH. G. E.. 1.ss A FIN P 49,
Castle Hayne ....-..:.:- 14.o1
Henry, Mrs: Ethel w.. lots 80.
HeWett, waiter T.. is A Pt
Gore .-..-.. Nv
Hewlett. Roger W.. lots Wat
Ho 5 . H> B. E.. ii A Peter
SP Br. 22.R
johnson, Eddie B.. BIS A
Robinson .----..- lI.So
Keith. A. R.. lots Pt County
Home fS.LO
Kerr. Vernon. 4 A Prince
M aba Hattie ! 4 Pt
Flemming -..-..----- 1.3o
Meyland. E. NJ. AZ A Kerr
Mills. ]. b. ct ux. is AHer-
mltage xfu
Mohr. Andrew H.. 3.5 A Bell
Moore. Mrs. A. D., Sc A
Castle Hayne lot Castle
Hayn 8.oU
Murray. Chas. P. lots in
McCasKell. l. r. 5 A Cas-
NfTsyas1; C. A.: lot in o,
McIntire. W. L.. So A Bell
Newton. c. S.. s A farrell.
ls;7 A Gore. 27 A Saunders
Getaway e. T.. 2.37 A Oak.
ley 1927
Peterson. Mrs. /. ". 9 A
PIT Oakley ..-..- .-.--- 7.20
Richter. Mrs. Cha. c.. 8 A
Rock Hill 4.M
Russell, Julius NJ. 1918
Oakley 26.09
Sandlin. Mrs. Annie E., lots
Castle Hsyne ..-..--- 4.oO
Spencer. Edward E.. 2.5
Oakley .....----. .-..---- $50
Strickland. j. R.. Bldg on
land H. W. Strickland..- 1874
Styron. Stephen R.. lot Han
over Gdns .--.-.. $50
Trask, Mabel D.. 23.2 A Adj
Green --....-..-..-..~..- 1890
Watkins. A.. J. Jr.. lot Pt
Newton 10.43
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CAPE FEAR TOWNSHIP
-~COLORED-

Adkins. John c.. IA A Acorn
Allen. Sandy. lis A Leon
ard & RI TT ...--...- go
Ashe. Elsie. 14.5 4 Kerr. a.
Baldwin. John j.. 8.5 Blue
Bannerman. Mrs. Geo.. A
Adj Henry Kelly --.. 80
Boney. Robert. rs A Pt Shi-
var. 2 lots PIT Shearin. -. 80
Boon. John w.. l A PIT An
drew Moore IL
Brown. Attilia. 4 A Pt Brown ii
Burgwin Mrs. Chas.. BIS
A PIT j. Burgwin. .--... o
Clark. Jordan. IL A Allen
corbett. VIM. H. 1925 A 10
RI ldte III
cotton. TT g.. SIS Bun Bryant l.e
Dixon. Mrs. Cicero. 6.95 A
PIT. BurgWin adj Hermit
age q
Dixon. Jas. 1897 A Hermit
age. 1925 A Prince George
CT. lots Castle Hayne, 1873
A Blue Clay Rd. 200 A
Prince Geo. Cr......-... 49.B
Dudley. Dessa. S A Loutter-
lough $500. ------. ~
Dunkins. Lilly B.. 1.25 A
Wrightsboro .-...... 1e
Fairs. Harriet Ann. S A Adj
Kerr 1.3
Foy. Mrs. Johanna. 3 A adj
Aycock an
Toy. LeWie. 2 A PIT Foy q
A Pt Bear Ga
Gaines. Thos., lot Pt Shearin ia
Grady. Hrs Albert. 3.5 A Adj
Grady. Louis. sos A Rock va
Grady. Rebecoa. So A Az. "
Grady. Robert. 5 A Nat Foy 81
Grady. Walter. House on
Amanda Moore Land -. 1914
Grady. Hrs Wright. As A
Grady. Wright jr.. a.o6 A 3D.
Aycock 11.9
Green. Jake. 5 A Bun Bry-
H.rrsn. Callie Mae. IL Pt
shearin. lot Shivar 1880 ~
harris. Alice. S.75 A Burg
xsnder:in. Hr. Henry. III -
Adj hermitage --.----.. 81
Henderson. Leila. 6 A Acorn
Hi. Hrs Devid. 3 sc A PIT 49,
I'LL Ok
Hollingsworth. Hrs Louis.
100 A Rock Hill-......-- 81
James. Charlie. lots Love
Grove 49,
James Neil. / A Pt James. AZ
Johnson. Hrs Chas.. 2 A Fer -.
nv TT.
Jordan. Mary H.. 8 A PIT
MONTGOMERY ..-.....-..- 81
Jordan. Hrs R. W., 8 A near
VriRhtsboro. l.8 A Kerr 40.
sqEdsa, ~ WIKI. ss.ss A =,
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Lottin, Carrie 3. E.
Lottin, Hrs Pie1SitTn WI II
Lottin Hrs, Mrs Z y
Bradley, Is 4 Int]
A, Piggy Lott3 =,
l.. vine. 2.43 4 H. Dc,
Mac g. Woodrow, lot G..3a ar lsn
Maids, Jas 3 !. N
/. Gideon Hts 49, -ots
Mandy, Hrs Geo, - 1 W. "a
aaa1sehburn. Bertha \ n "
A Futch Ba. %
Aelt s9?s, J. G.. 10: wa... 10, 10
Moore, D. n. So 4 al ~
l.. ander Bal mex
Moore, Hrs EaISsv 90 in
Aasdk Ca-nev '
MURRAY, Thos.. Is 4 F,1e.5 Il!
McA1llster, Y. D., rs Ia -
:.
Mccall, Hrs. v, H -. ~
!. Souherland ~
MeC rae J: D. II. lois : ~
w. PIX, lots G55sdn
Hts, 2.85 A Princes s =.
Rd ~"
Nesbitt, Jas, lot : wi ,, IN
Newkirk r. D., IS A $40 al
Nixon, G. E, 5 A Fis5err77s ~
Nixon, D. c., A En- G-orS sa
Fms -- .
Nixon, Hrs Geo, 5 4 C-sa- 10
vile 0'eeA'
Nixon Joe, .25 Pt Fotc- -
Nixon, Hrs MCKEE. 8 A eli. Oh
L.. lespie $780, ..
Nixon, Wesley a l. WIN a ~
A StoAey Big Gun 2. -.
Pearce, Richard, 5 II 4 p w
Shepard -.
Pickett, Hrs Joseph. 9e 4 ~, ~
Futch - NJ,
Powell, Hrs. Aehur, 525 4 "ls
Futch -.
Pridgeon. Hrs Andrew 5A "a
Sudbury, 8 A Fu,ch ~
Pr1ogen, Rober;, 2 "a A '
Reddick, Holden, ga ="
Futch --- q.
Reddick. HIS Lem3si, ! A 80
Futch a,
Reddick, Raymond, 238 4 n
Futch -- l..
Sudbury. Anna 1925 A SD. ~
bury - Iv
Fox Div . 81,
Sudbury, Julia, l IL A Sid
Sudbury, Levi, l A Sidburv- sa
Sudbury, Walter, lots South.
erland ~
spicsr. John H. 10 A Pt IL
Street, Hrs Elsie, lot Fox '
Taylor, John, 5 A Canady ~
Taylor. JOS. e: al, 2 A "'
Baskerville ~
Taylor, Maggie, S A near
Baymeads ,n
Toney Eli. l.88 A Fisherville 4
Vereen, Ivory. lots Fox DIV. ei
Walker, Richard, lots CT.
deon Hts. -
Wallace. Hrs. Sandy ". 367
A adj Canady So
Whitfield. Chadbourn, Il A
adj. Walker 40
Whitfield Hrs Gilbert. 10
adj. Walker .. ~
Williams, Annie, 10 A pt
Shepard "A
Williams. Flag W, lot Of
Fennell 90
Williams, Thos., lots Fox
Div OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES llr
vile lla
Wilson, John. 2.5 A Fisher
Wilson, W. H.. lots Gideon
l< IN
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Rogers, Linwood. lots Sea $50
Rogers, W. r. a-s2 A Adj .
R=usssIi. i /. P. lots High
sammon, W. A. lot Brad
Sanders, H. L. s.61 A Ha--
riss 1911
Sanders, H. L. Jr. 1.73 4
Gore, 1.72 A near Nc 800.
McCumbers ST. 5.51
Sanders, W. E. rs A Gore,
8.25 A Harris No. 2 1888
Saunders. L. F. or Nanette 49,.
Taylor Is A j. T. Foy 2.o4
Savage, J.. D. ct ux Tt 8
Howard Penton Sub Div 1880
Scott, R. M. 1874 A Gordon 80.
Shepard, A. z. 4.5s Adj Blan-
Shepard, c. E. 5 Apt Mas
Shepard. B. L. 2 A VIII ,
lams 2.3o
Shepard, G.. T. e.e2 A Will
Gams, 6.13 A Dunn 2.52
Shepard, 1. D. 1.78 A Gore 1884
Shew, Robert L. pit I'm 81 -
W PIX Gdns - 7.G
Sudbury. K. c. 1917 A
Queens PIT. 96.6 A Marsh,
2 A Queens PIT, 20 A Lot
tin, lot Montgomery lots
Queens Pt, 5 Gore, 5 A
BASKERVILLE 9O.64 A Middle
Sd, u A Brand, IA A Gore
IA A adj H. E. White,
5 A Gore, so A Nixon 10
A Mosely Nixon Land,2
Is A Emmett, 158 A Black,
pit I'm "a W PIX Gdns. bal l19.4S
Sneeden, Mrs. Efie So A
sneeden, Steve 10 A Hwy
Seagate, pit I'm 81, IS, SO
" PIX Gdns, lots pit .
staniand, Mrs. Alice P.
lots Seagate -- 1.20
Steiner, Mrs: Emma E. lot
stewart. G. T. lot 22s
Stokey, W. T. lots Villa
View, 6.37 A pit Stokley 48.9 9
Strickland. 1. B. ga Harris 1853
Struthers. Mrs. Mamie N.
lot pit Westbrook is
Summerlin, H. l., 81 A Har-
Sutherland, E. F. lot Shore
Sykes, Addie NJ, OF I'M 81 W
Tart, + o4A A., is A pit Tart,
house on Tart Land --- 1852
Taylor, Nell ct al. 5 A Elm
Tailor, ". A. A Rogers. II
A Bradleys CT ---.. 1857
Tompkins, Hrs. H. W. % IL
rom p ans ~ Hrs W. B.. s.55
rwi a sdj IF Es e.. IS A queens SO
:. Pt, 10 A Marsh z 900
Vanlandingham. c. c., 2O8
Piney Woods Bal - 100
Verzaal, Henry, lot W PIX
GOnS ------------ ----- LIZ
vuncannon, B. W.. lot Fish
walton, j. W., lots Seagate - 32.51
Waters. Mabel Shepard, lot
pit Middle Reaves & Ma.
son ~- $50
Weinberg, A. L.. lot Shore
Acres 1.5O
West. c. H., Jr. LOT Garden
City 1875
Williams. John L., lot Gar
den City. lot adj Garden
City 7.80
Williamson, J. S., lot W PIX 1879
Wilmington Brokerage Co.,
lots Shore Acres 1890 2.A
Wood. Annie L.. lot " PIX
Gdn 800
Wood, Thos B et ux, pit I'm
81 W PIX Gdn - 1915
Wright, Ebert H. 2 A Adj
Paul Caase - CTS
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TOWNSHIP


Wilmington Furniture Co..
lots Shore Acres
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Wade. Jas. Il. ct ux. ! A
Car Bch Rd rs
Wade. Louis W. l A pt
Green. 10: SeabreeZe ..- 14.0
Wade. Hrs Louis. 3 A adj
Robinson q
Wade. Roger. ! A adj Sea-
breeze ---.--- SIS
Wade. Sadie. 90 A Freeman SO
Virgins. Robert Luther. 3 A
adj J. B. Davis -... &c
Williams. Fred lots Myrtle
1IoSG -
Wilson. Fred Richard. SO A
Williams ~
Wilson. ". E.. l A pt Nc
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-06

deepest sympathy to his mother
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Christie
of Butte were weekend guess
at the VIM. H. Lindsay residences
Mrs. Foyn Brock of La. arrived
in Bolton this week to join her
HUSBAND who is here visetiuxI
his mother, Mrs George HendsE-
son. They all plan on motoring
to Mountain Home, Idaho for =
visit with Mr.. Henderson who
is employed there.
Guests at the H. o. MahoaAv
residence include Mrs. Chester
Mahoney and two children VIE
are enrute to Ogden, Utah,
where Chester Is with the arnU
based at Hill Field. Also at the
Mahoneys is Mrs. Ralph Kin
bal and two children of Missoula.
Mrs. Bob Vincent has taken up
her new duties as clerk in the
Bolton P. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art HEIR have
returned from an enjoyable mo
tor trip which was spent on the
coast.
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South Fork Town

Memorial day found a number
of local people picnnicking in the
Park, and in general, taking 9
day off from their varied tasks.
William Edwards, Mrs. Mary
Johnson and son, Jim; Mr.. and
Mrs. Berger Saverud and child.
rem, Wayne and Johnny. Kalis-
pell, called on Mrs. Leo Edwards
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. & Mrs. Oscar Edwards and
son, Bud, spent a couple of days
at their home here while attennd-
ing to business. They returned
to Glasgow Tuesday morning.
The Nash families are expect
ing their brother Leonard, to
spend the summer with them.
They hope to start construction
OF the church and parsonage
while Leonard is here.
AL Highland returned from his
visit with his sister at Vancou-
yer, WASH, Saturday afternoon.
On Sunday Al, Andrew Torval
son, Leo and Nancy Edwards and
Leo, Jr., drove up to Swan lake
and returned to Bigfork, where
they spent a few hours boating
and fishing.
After a long delay the pre-fab
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pecting his father and mother
from New York state to spend q
week with him here.
MI. and Mrs. Pop Johnson have
taken Paul and Phil Hecks to
BOARD and room. Their parents are
martin City residents.
MI. and Mrs. Fern O. Pressy.
santa Paula, Calf, were guests
OF Mrs. Pressy's cousin Mia John
on.
Joan Daugherty asked a group
OF her friends in to celebrate
her birthday.
A large crane was shipped in
for the project and several cars
of steel.
Mrs. Laura Seville just return
ed from a trip to Malta where she
visited her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Crossthwaite
iett by car for Sheridan, Wyo.
Ihelr son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crossthwaite,
Will join them there on q tip to
webster City, Iowa, to visit with
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wilson and
children. Mrs. Wilson is the only
daughter of the Crossthwaites,
They plan on being gone all the
month of June.
The Brownies will have a pic
mic Saturday at p. m. with Mrs,
James Christoff in charge.
Visitors at the Salois home du-
ring the past week included MT.
and Mrs Henry Williamson. Jr. !:
Verne Salois, and Jerry Spind-
Ter, all Of Dupuyer.
Miss Virginia Mariana spent
the weekend in Heart Butte. Her
friend, Marjorie Brown. came
back with her to Coram for a
visit.
Mrs. Louis Ehlers is ENJOYING
visit in Havre, Beverly has taken
charge Of the home during her
mothers absence.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-06

home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Nichols, Martin City, is being
erected.
Still no action on a town ga
thering to discuss and plan for
the town welfare. We seem to
be the only community without
civic pride, yet we certainly have
as much to be proud Of and to
offer newcomers or any other
boom" town around the dam
site. Why not voice your view
point at meeting with your
neighbors and do your best to
Rememer, in union there is
strength. but without union and
cooperation there is neither
strength nor unitp of purpose.
So, how about a meeting of the
people to start things off.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-06

Among the sad news of the
past is the word that Captain
John E. Sloan, co-pilot, was kill
ed in an airplane crash in japan
He was we'll known in this com.
munity and also in the Bolton
and Columbia Falls communities
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Christen-
sen and daughter, Sally, left the
first of the week for a three weeks
tour along the western coast. Ar
iona and New Mexico in their
newly acquired Ford, four pass
enger coupe.
Mrs. Mollie Jumper has return
ed from "trip to Cul1ertson.
Mont, where she visited old
friends. She is acting as caretaker
of the Robert Korsmyer farm dur
ing the absence of Mrs. Korsmy-
er, who is spending a pleasant
vacation in Whitefish, accompan-
led by her mother, Mrs. Ruth Mel
son, who is here from Portland.
A common question is Have you
heard from Shirley YETI" Well.
VIE may go out to see her one of
these days II we don't hear from
her. Or, should I say when we do
hear from her?
Little Betty 10 and Patricia
KartReiser, who have been at
tending school in Spirit Lake, ID
aho, are at home with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Karth-
eiser of the F. X. & l. lumber
company.
Mrs. Mary Diller was a patient
at the John B. Simons hospital
in Whitefish' a couple of days
last week. She is back home now
and feeling much better.
Verne V. Bush, better known |
as Bruno is the official mail
messenger at Coram. He started
his duties on June 1. The post
mistress is certainly happy to have
the load taken off her back.
A grand bang-up going away
party was given at Sevilles for
five young gentlemen about to
leave the protection of their chill
dhood homes to venture out into
the cruel world to seek employ
ment and at the same time to see
some of the world. The party was
in the form of marshmaIIow
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and weiner roast
me next day five suitcasas
We're lined up on the deno+ 49,
form all bearing checks readine
opoAane. The small fry looked
IN admiration as the vo,nn 49,
departed. But the young ladies
only sighed as they predicted .
ouli summer. Those leaving wore
George Peterson, Danny and stan
ICY PERKINS. Bud Darlington and
Robert Ressler.
Mr. and Mrs. Pop Johnson mad
a piece Of bad luck. Their ono
ana only gentle farming COW died
leaving a three-day old calf baw-
mug 1or milk. The Johnsons are
looking for another COW.
mr.. and Mrs. Danny paoliui
and daughter. Cheryl, whftefigh
were guests at the Christoff home
Miss Dorothy Stone is leaving
lor a few months with her sister
in Missoula.
MISS Anne Mae Salois went to
Dupuyed to spend the summer.
MRS. Fred Novak was again cal
LED to Great Falls due to sick
ness in her daughters family.
iier young granddaughter is In
the hospital suffering from a kid
aey injection. The son-in-law. R.
J.. Sundl1ng, was injured in a car
accadent couple of months ago,
but has made satisfactory re-
,overy.
Rev. James SchoHeId is ex-
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-06
CoramI Boosters Will Mee+

Regular meeting of Coram's
boosters club will be Monday ev-
ening at 1880 in the church base
ment.
Among topics to be discussed
will be progress of plans for the
city water supply system, and the
effect OF present highway No. 2
conditions on local business.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-06
Brother Builds at Coram

DroIher Builds at Coram
Jack Forsythe will have his
orotner, Sid from Minneapolis,
IN business alongside his nearly
completed Coram store. Sid star
.ing business alongside his near
~ completed Coram store. Sid
started to build his mems fur
nisnlngs store building on high
way No. 2 in Coram Tuesday.
JACKS building which will house
novelty and sporting goods es-
adjustment is nearly finished
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-06
Gordon Heads Fraternity

Dennis Gordon, Coram, was ell
ected president of the Montana
chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilo,
national social fraternity, at the
University of Montana. Bob Fehl-
berg, also of Coram was chosen
secretary. Both men have been
active at the university.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-06
Bolton Briefs

The community was sadden-
ed yesterday when news reach
ed Bolton Of the tragic death
of Capt. John Sloan. We extend
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NEWS
By Elsie

loun sstown. O.. July l0-Those
sad reports on our baseball games
will be getting the best OF us very
soon fellows. every week we find
The great words Lost to score
written after Youngstown.
History may repeat itself, but we
have repeated enough. Last Sun
day Salem led with a score Of
20 to 4.
Youngstown travels to Canton
next Sunday. July II. only this
time we are coming home with
the victory.
To Miss Pierce-head OF the
sandwich brigade and the rest Of
the committee thanks a. lot kids.
Remember all club entries for
the Swimming Meet must be in
by July Is.
Meetings will start promptly
at 8. SO lets be on time.
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SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
Bv Hans Steiner

Cleveland, O.. July lO-As we
go to press we are unable to Civ e
you report OF our last meeting,
we will do so next week. W G
spent nice 4th of July in Salem
by our good old Saxon friends.
1t turned out to be a good gath
erlng. we had swell dinner foi
supper. we fried porkshops over
the open fire. we had plenty re-
freshnents. Will some one tell
me. why at gatherings oi this
sort SO many of us Saxons like
to hear ourselfs talk at length
when you could say it all in five
short minutes. and it would also
be for a good cause.
At the dance hall many nice
couples danced beautiful, and the
older ladies had their fun talk
ing about them.
johnson 4 Johnson baby pow
der makers have predicted that
in 1947 almost 4 million babies
will be born. we think Salem has
good start. Welcome to Cleve-
land MIR. and Mrs. John RochuS.
John Is our new assistant SeCre-
tary and treasurer in the Central
Nerbands Office. Did YOU know Of
the 18th annual major appropria-
tiOn measurerS. only one -- for
the Treasurery and Post Office
departments - has been signed
by the President. Did YOU know
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OF four, however. received less
than $14o while one out of four
received more than $l95. In spite
cf the general average of A
scheduled hours a week one nurse
out of four worked 50 hours or
more week.
Hospital and institutional nurs-
es, for whom the need is most
acute, actually worked an average
OF AZ hours and almost one-third
worked at least 30 hours. In many
hospitals the hours are split so
that free time is uncertain and
broken up. General staff nurses in
this category, the largest single
group in the profession, received
next to the lowest salaries record
ed in the entir. study. They aver
aged $l6l month for those living
out and S151 for those living in
hospital quarters. In spite of these
facts, approximately 100000 nurs-
es are active in practice in the
=. S. today. Add to that the fact
that there is general lack of Sc
curlty for retirement, old age and
unemployment and you will have
TO agree with me that, contrary to
the charges made that nurses as
whole are unduly concerned with
economics, they are actually evil
denclng a sincere devotion to the
public health.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Carl


Cleveland. O.. July 10 An en-
thusilst'c baseball crcw,. iron.
East journeyed to Detroit last
week and had a very good time.
We were disheartcneG at losing
our first gan'c OF thc season. hrt
We still. enjoyed oui >civeS. The
score was 5 to 3 in Detroit, favor
Thanks lot for the flc !lospi-
tality Detroit. We certainly ar-
preciated your fire lcI in enter
tanning us.
Attendance at ,nG.tG re- ear,
sails has improved q little. but
there are still man. OF our Lrs.
not present. Let, try again and
again to get more there. We esrc-
cially need more fellows. Singing
starts promptly at $50 every
The next regular business meet
Wednesday evening.
ing will be held next "Wednesday
right after singing. Come and
help us plan some more sumner
events.