davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-10-07
ROOMS FURhIsnEp-Mp. & VA.

ALEXANDRIA-Two rooms West Rose
mont: private home privileges. OV. 1871.
TAKOMA PARK-Larse corner ground fr.
rm. pvt. entrance, next bath; phone and
4Wn !a11 PnyisI DTiyilsgss & SS7 oaMs 81 1868: IS
Medical Center; semipvt bath, kitchen
privileges; no objection to school 70 e
child. Phone OIL. 9l13. -
SILVER SPRING AREA-Furn rm, suit
able for " girls or employed couple; unlim.
phone: next to bath. Sligo 1866. "a
BEDRM. AND KITCHEN APT. in private
home; near busine; couple. OK. 0922
VICINITY OF LEE HWY. and Glebe I'd
double room next to bath. OW. 6121. =
ALEXANDRIA-West Rosemont; a nicely
furnished dorble rm.. lst floor, adjoining
bath, twin beds lEe, closet, a blk. to bus;
sired .Alex: 4"4s. after 5 pm; -
N. ARL.-Warm. well furn.. for, Govt.
privil. Sat. and Sun. good transp.: $40
II2RRGEM. ~ ArTRAcI1vELY r. STfi furnished room.
next to bath; breakfast privileges: EN-
Hall: excellent bus service to downtown
Wash. Phone GL. 440O. Ext. 81 morn
ines. s.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

FURNITURE vAN-Two expert movers; s6
ase. ANAcosT1A MOVERS. Ak. e44e.
SMALL JoBsmpers; effects, baggage, etc;
suns ANAcosTH MoXERs. Ak. s44e,
MOVING BY ExPER. VETERANS. furni-
ture, baggage, 24-hr. service; reas. rate.
MR.: GARRETT. oW. 175l. -l4
SAFETY STORAGE & TRANSFER Co
Individual compartments as low as SO per
month. Moving local and long distance.
For in immediate service call sterlins ,Gac? 439?
MOVING ACROSS. TEE sTREEr or across
the country. safe storage in sepsEsts
UNION STORAGE co: NC: est; 1905,
service; furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage:;. AT. 2759 or FIR. O3s6
HOUSEHOLD MOVING between Washing
ton. D. c. and Eastern, Southern or Middle
West States. For. free estimate, phone ST.
wick. Md 1856 and reverse charges.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
niture as part payment on your moving
storage. ia. "931; after pm, GE. 1915
Evening star., 1948-10-07
CATTLE LIVE STOCK.

BREEDING HEREFORDS Very high
grade; 30 head fat, marketable. NO.
9417 before 10 am or ewes. -
black Jersey milk COW;
near Falls Church. Phone Kenmore 6095.
RIDING MARE, years old. will have a
colt some time in March or April; also
one mare. 10 years old, can be ridden
by anybody; new harness and wagon. needs
repair. all Sll0; also goats. fine breed,
$40 each. RE 1925. 90
Evening star., 1948-10-07
ROOMS WANTED.

PERMANENT Government employe mon.
room with large closet IN home Of Chris.
tian Protestant family. Northwest section
must be reasonable; best local references
Write Box 432-A. Star. -
EMPLOYED woman want.
single room in private family; willing stay
with children some nights or perform other
will paw about S25 mo NO 1876.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

ARL, VA-Front, twin bed room. kitchen,
porch, fireplace; single young lady; $50.
CHI. OS56 -
GIRL OVER rs. to share 6-rm. modern
house with 3 others: 20 min. downtown:
S42 incl: util: GE; 4062 after 4:3O.. -
REFINED YOUNG LADY to share modern
apt in NV section with young lady.
privileges allowed. but not abused; S15 wk.
NEAR 18th AND FLORIDA AVE. NV
Colored young man to share. .one-bedroom
apt. with my .17-year-old son; use Of
kitchen and balance of apt. l am there
further information. o.
GIRL TO SHARE apartment with three
other girls: on 10th ST. NV. HU. 9O47
GIRL To SHARE MOD. APT. with 2
others; S45 mo-, including meals and utils.
Call ia 1000 after $50 pm 10
Evening star., 1948-10-07

OWN YOUR OWN APARTMENT HOME in
the Broadmoor, one of Washington S
finest buildings. Connecticut ave at Porter
st. NV. A spacious 2-bedroom. 2-bath
nom nome lor $h.,ooo @ is one one OF the ma many Iea
ments left in this splendid building being
sold in record time under the Flynn 1000
cooperative plan. Do not be one Of those
opportunity to purchase fine homes in an
outstanding building at such reasonable
prices. Omce at the Broadmoor open l
days excepting Saturday. EDMUND j.
FLYNN (authority on cooperative apart
ment plan since 192O-responsible for most
developments), Washington BLDG, the
Evening star., 1948-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

REFRIGERATORS. washing machines.
ironers, waxers, vac. cleaners, sun lamps,
etc: also for sale reconditioned. guaran-
teed equipment. DIST. ELEC. CO.. WO.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
ROOMS UkFURNJsHEp.

DOUBLE ROOM for 2 reliable young gfris.
no drinking; references. Call between
$50 pm. and pm. any night, HU. 6943
CoLoRED-s1e soth PL.. Fairmont Hsts
Il large room: employed couple. Hlck-
ory 9252 5
Evening star., 1948-10-07
LUXURIOUS LIVING

liv: rm., din. rm.. kit. and pantry, 9
bedrms., 2 baths, inclosed heated porch,
maids room and garage, reduced for
WARD J. KYLE. Realtor. 1907 Eye st.
nv at b765 8
Evening star., 1948-10-07
APIS. FURk. AND UhFuRN.

TOWN OF FAIRFAX-Very desirab ble com.
Dletely modern and private 2 rms, Kit
and bath; suitable for bachelor or EN-
ployed cple.; 20 minutes by car to Memo
rlai Bridge; furnished or partially fur
niShed SlO0 mo- Phone Fairfax 316 -
Evening star., 1948-10-07
HOUSES ruRh. OR uhFURh.

COW. BELTsVILIE. MOL, Nd. UNIV
Cottage surrounded BY acreage; bath, ga
rage, cleo h.-w. heater. oil heat. 945 mo.
plus util Pref. couple. Box 211-D, Star,
Evening star., 1948-10-07

Located in beautiful Hillcrest-7 rms, 3
bedrms. and lge. den. 2K bath and powder
rm, beautiful rec. rm. with fireplace: ga
rage; lge lot. Call VICTOR WICKER
SHAM, OR. 2100.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
AVIATION,

a25-H.P. LYCOMING ENGINE. complete
with mount. oil tank. cowling, throttle
linkage, etc. This assembly complete
from frewall forward Will At any Stear-
man. Engine tust topped S400. Rock
vile 1891 5
Evening star., 1948-10-07

COAL, WOOD AND FUEL OIL.
DRY FIREPLACE WOOD, hard or mixed
delivered OK 1881 -
Evening star., 1948-10-07
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.
CO. -oP. APTs. FOR SALE

UNFURNISHED 1-bedroom apt, nice loca
ity; near public school; for apt. or hou.
near parochial school. VI 1905. -
Evening star., 1948-10-07
CONN. AVE.-VACANT

Liv. rm., foyer, l bedrm, kit. and bath
lge. porch. newly redec. only $3.50
terms: Other apts. from S5,750-$s,959
For details, call Mr.. Palmer. co. 6436
HOME REALTY CO., 1928 Pa. ave Re
Evening star., 1948-10-07
POULTRY and EGGS.

JAMES FEED STORE, s19 K st. NV. NE
OOs9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
400 n. H. PULLETs. 5Is mos. old: ready
to lay. So each also 100 white leghorn
layers. Bring coops. PINECREST FARM.
u S. Hwy. No. /, Lorton, Va. Lorton
Evening star., 1948-10-07
APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

3 VETS. perm Govt empl. desire OF
3 bedrm. furn. apt. In Nd. sub. UN
94S5, morn. or eve. -
3-ROOM APT. in Alex. or suburban Va;
under $50: furnished or unfurnished;
sober. quiet. Call Il O50s g.
Evening star., 1948-10-07

AM A MEDIUM SIZED, short-haired
black dog. male. young. housebroken;
good dis I need a new home. 81. 6109
POINTER PUPS (3): > females, l male;
3 mos, old; pedigreed. TR. 1866. AT. 1850.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
RRAND-NEW HOME

I1ItdJ1NIo O3VOOs
wv. 444s, 2523 Wilson blvd, OK. 433:
1910 81
Evening star., 1948-10-07

REFkrGER.ToR; gas ssIys Elsetr9lqE
i4 fEfRiGERAroRsma H5 iss4 9R size Frtstdars in
&9od Eorking goo cond So or Pest pest. onsr p
Md MaLE 81 800 is dasi asA sH' 1920 nights
aSsFsaSI .sP9 .sa sss ps9 BROS IS ED
GINEERGNG. 3616 l4th st. NV Ho.
RsHTFR1GERAroRs. new s-cubic-to Hot:
BIOS. ENGiNEER1NG, 86ls i4th st. NV.
RfFEiGERA1oRs. all sizes. z a II . makes; <;
MeREHe s, se1Te Md GU
Ss5; Crosley shelvador. : Gu. # $50 both
In perfect condition. LU. 6565. 3l9 18th
RKFRIGERAToRs new and used, sss and
immed. del; terms; best buys IN town
1918 14th st. NV, DYE. 1910 We service
REFRIGERAToRs, =, New Westinghouss
guaranteed, recond. boxes. p. o. SMITH
Sales and Service Service 1874 st. me- Ii
I1Aa RIe1FARaIGERAToRs. brand-new. as low a,
$Ie995 also for tmmeaiate Sh,eo deI!Vegs' MVer GE
ELEcTkicAL CENTER, 514 10th st. NV
EzAERffsEhA1oRs, rscona,tiones; suarsn;
rental. DIST ELEC. CO., Wo. 4902. 10
ROOM COOLER. Climax, model DIG
ls-in. fan; sacrifice price. TIE. 2973. -e
RUG SALE-200 large and small Orientals
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP, 2421
lssvhfssey.r,, lsth st. Rv opsp till and ppB labeled
double door safes suitable for ali purposes
also iron safes. many sizes: can be ar.
ranged to suit your requirements: "a
labeled safes are tops in security and pro
lection. Phone or mail inquiries solicited
THE SAFEMASTER CO.. 1904 Pa. ave. W
sAW' oG.t 5.hp D., table a-phase. S1a5 cuttinl
torch. hose and gauges ss5, RA. 622s
sAxoPHoNE, C melody, good condition
S35 Call AID 6493. -
StXOPHONE, E-fiat alto, Buescher. silver
plated. excellent condition; SIS. Box a. A.
sEHING EWING MACHINES, large selection ne,
and used desk and consoles; 5 and =!
Year guarantee; $50 30 up OK 3635 36;3,5,
VIRGINIA SEWING CENTER, 291s Will
sEwiNG sIH IHGS MACHINES, Singers, sale or rent
immed. delivery. SEWING MACHINE Elk
sEWTNG MACHINES. singer electrics
sale Or rent We also slectrlty any mass mass
eyes, Sl09 14thxt. NV. co. 1921.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
ROOMS FuRhlsnEp-s.E. and s.w,

COLORED-11i5 N. CAPITOL ST.-Fur-
nished room for girl: twin beds, privileges
washing machine, telephone. North 242Y
Evening star., 1948-10-07

Continued on Next Page
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30

In the present contest we have
adhered to that policy. We have
scrutiniZed each Of the candidates,
giving informed and unprecedented
study to his background, his ex-
perience, his honesty, his ability,
his platform, the character and
tendency of his support, his record,
public and private, his knowledge
of state government, and those
qualities of head and heart which,
in our belief, should be possessed
by the man who is to be Governor
of Florida through The critical
years Immediately ahead.
AS a result of that scrutiny and
study, we have IN our considered
judgment, reached the conclusion
that, viewed from every angle, the
man best qualified and best equip
ped to be F'lorida's next Governor
is Dan McCarty, of Fort Pierce.
We find in Dan McCartys plat
form, much to approve, nothing to
criticize. In fact, he declares for
measures The Tribune has been
advocating for years.
He is for cooperation in solving
the problems of the citrus in
dustry and other forms of agri-
culture; encouragement of the
tourist trade by nationwide state
advertising; a practical plan for
water control; revision of the Con-
stitution, ratified by vote of the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30

auy candidate.
In its editorial of March 18th,
Untitled "Electing A Governor"
tbe Tampa Tribune says:
During the SO years of The
rrib,,ne's existence, Florida has
had 10 elections for Governor. In
oocb of these elections, this news
naper has, after careful consider
alton. endeavored to select the
man who, in our belief, was best
m,alified for the office. Our Sc
lection made, we have given him
our editorial support. We may
saw without boastfulness that in
every case save two, the man we
supported has been elected. We
have never, however, based our
preference on a candidates pros
poets of winning; rather, on our
reasoned Judgment as to his SUI
perior capacity and dependability
for the job. In IL out of Ii in
stances, a majority Of the voters
concurred in our choice.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30

estimated at a quarter of all Flor
ida, the voters of this county
possess a great political potential
It can, in fact, be the decisive
weight to balance the elections one
way or the other. This power be-
gets an obligation. We should
use it to help the people of Flor
ida select a governor for the COM
ing four years who will be a
worthy successor to Governor
Caldwell, a man who will advance
the state in every department
and in every section from Pensa-
cola to Key West.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30

In these circumstances The
Herald recommends that you vote
for Dan McCarty of Fort Pierce.
The times call for a governor of
the native ability, capacities and
youthful vigor and experience of
this distinguished citizen.
His family background is root
ed in pioneering Floridians. His
grandfather established the citrus
Continued on Page 4-B)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30
FLORIDA DAILIES SUPPORT
nAN MCCARTHY FOR GOVERNOR

recent poll FOridas daies by the H. Perry chain
showed cCarty with more aes edtOriay and actively
H Of uapers have out editOray
tho Miami which states big three
behind McCarty The Tampa Tribune edtoriay supported
on March 28t the Herals editorial appeared on April
and the TmesUnOn has not preference for
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30

PeoP1e, uCInOSL possible improve
ment of public schools and insti-
tutions of higher learning; greater
safety on the highways-he has
supported drivers license, high
way patrol, removal of livestock;
giving the people more service for
each tax dollar collected and
spent, basing all taxes on ability
to pay; expansion of the public
health program; development of
state parks-he sponsored legisla-
ton for the Everglades National
Park; conservation of natural re-
sources, particularly wild life, fish
and game; every possible assist
ance to the aged; development of
the states aviation facilities; more
public highways, particularly farm
to-market roads; promotion of the
fishery industry; central pur-
chasing system, to save the state
millions now being wasted in indis-
eliminate and uncoordinated buy
ing, and against a general sales
tax.
In the concluding paragraph Of
his platform, this clean, construct
i've and conscientious Floridian
says:
Florida's future can hold for our
citizens a full measure of health,
education, and prosperity. But this
will not come by inaction or re-
action. It must be built. It must
be built by the development Of
the Incompatible human and nat
ural resources which a gracious
God has given us. The building
of it will require a progressive
and cooperative spirit on tho mart
of our people and leadership which
is determined and true. Our gov
eminent can supply that leader
ship. If elected Governor, I shall
see that Florida has a government
that is clean; government that
is alert, strong and virile; a gov
eminent that is friendly and close
to the people, Hand in hand with
the rank and file of our citizens
we will go forward confident of
our destiny.
That is the platform upon
which, we believe, every Floridian
can safely and steadfastly stand.
Dan McCarty combines young
manhood with matured experience;
untiring energy with resolute pur-
pose; straight-thinking with clear
vision; firm conviction with fair
reasoning; full information with
sane deduction; unyielding integ-
rity with human tolerance; sound
decision with effective action. His
past performance assures his
future achievement.
We are confident that we make
no mistake in commencing Dan
McCarty to the favorable consid-
Grafton of the people of Florida
and that the people of Florida will
make no mistake in electing him
Governor.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30

In it's editorial of April 25th,
entitled "The State Needs A Man
Like Dan McCarty For Governor" +,
the Miami Herald says:
The election of a governor i'm
poses on the voter one of the grav-
est responsibilities of citizenship.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30

With registered voting strength
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-02-26
Doc Owners Now Hove
Their Own Magazine

Answers to many common COG
problems comprise the bulk of the
editorial content of Your Family
Dog" new publication for dog own
ers put out by the Gaines Dog Re
search Center. $50 Par. Avenue, New
York II, N. Y.
Beautifully designed and elabo-
rately illustrated in black and color
this magazine Of dog fact and ne
ton" is believed to be the first one
to devote itself entirely to care, feed
ing. grooming. eXerc. Sc, etc, which
will help the average dog owner get
the greatest pleasure and service
from his pet. Copies of the magazine
may be had for 5 cents each. The
initial number contains a wealth OF
informative, entertaining, lnsplra-
tional as well as helpful articles and
departments including Babying the
Puppy. Presidential Pets, Thrills OF
a Dog Show, Pets of the Movie Stars,
Courtesy Is Required of Your Dog,
too, Dog Oddities, Hound Humor,
Life With Fido, Dots in the News
and Advice to the DE- ,"~n.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-02-26
Thursday, February rs. 1913

Lion James Davidson, pastor of
the Libby Presbyterian Church.
gave an interesting and inspira-
tional short address on George
Washington, whom he described as,
man of vision with str9ng. relIr
gious faith, and the antithesls OF
66 I day communistic leaders in.
many strata of American life. The.
the integrity and common sense OF
the American people whom as
whole he is certain will have moth
ing to do with the false doctrines
now so prevalent throughoqI tnS
world, and even in the United
Guests at the meeting in addition
to Miss johnson and Miss Hanson,
included Joe Hills, The Da1les,
Ore. Otto Nordstrom, Kalispell, and
Melvin Knudson of Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-02-26
Rurol Dogs Voted
Most Useful" Title
pennsylvania and Idaho CANNES
/ So Outstanding Judges Can't
Decide Between Them

A committee of judges, weighing
abe merits of candidates in "Ameri-
cas- Most Useful Dog of 1947' con-
hest, finally decided to award the
title to two dogs, it has been an
The winning dogs are "Tubby," a
SCOllie-St Bernard owned by Karl B..
loud, RID. l, Wellsboro, Penna.,
and Spike" of German Shepherd
and mixed ancestry, owned by Mrs.
I'D. Schlagel, Route /, Cataldo, Idaho.
Zach dog had so many qualifications
Ahat the judges simply could not de-
eide between them.
The contest to find the Most Use
hul Dog" was undertaken by the
Gaines Dog Research Center, New
York City, as part of the observance
Iof the 1947 National Dog Week.
Judges in the contest were Sydney
III. Coleman, executive vice presl-
dent of the American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals;
Ted Malone, prominent radio person
lality; and Harry Miller, director OF
Abe Gaines Dog Research Center. The
two dogs have been presented by the
Research Center with handsome red
and blue collars bearing sterling. sill
WeT GnBIdNGO PlotSS ettCoNilA7 W sAA~--
honorS in this contest.
'oTubby," only year and half
old. is not only an excellent all
round watch dog, but real herd dog
who takes out and brings in the cows
each day in the best farm tradition.
Tor this purpose he carries a stick IN
his mouth which he Yields with great
dexterity. In addition, he brings In
the mail, carries firewood into the
house, carries pals to and from the
house and barn, bears notes to and
from his master in the field, saves his
mistress endless steps by fetching
from upstairs rooms hat, shoes, wal
let or other desired articles, and per-
forms a variety of similar chores. He
can also do about SO tricks, count up
TO ten. and, according to reliable Wit
nesses. can speak a few Words-al-
though the judges did not take these
last into consideration in selecting
him for the award.
Spike" on the other hand, serves
as right-hand-man to Mrs. Schlagel,
who. with an invalid husband, mas
the responsibility of running l9O-
acre ranch. He, too, is an expert herd
dog with cattle. Among his other ac-
embellishments is acting as chaperone
TO his owners flock of chickens, pull.
ing a wagon and skidding small trees.
He is an exceptional hunting dog
and has cleared his owners property
of COYOTES, badgers and other Yermln.
A yieilant watch dog, Spike" keeps
his home place free of all trespasserS.
He watches over the Schlagel chill
dren, whether. at home OF in the
woods, as anxiously as a mother.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-02-26

Howard Blanchard returned home
Tuesday from Spokane, where he
had cataract removed from his
eve. The operation is reported to
have been a complete success.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark and
.Rickie returned home Sunday from
spending a week in Spokane, Wal
lace and Kellogg
Mrs. F. c. Robertson is reporting
again this week for The Western
News in the absence of Mrs. w. R.
Baeth, who was not expected home
from Missoula until the middle of
the week. Libby friends will be
glad to learn that Mrs. Baeth's faith
er is improving and is expected to
make a complete recovery.
There will be a sound motion pic
ture during the Sunday evening
service February % at the Presby-
terrain Church.
Mrs. Warren Brown entertained
Sunday evening with four tables
of Pinochle Mrs. Viola Jacobs won
high prize and Earl SwitZer re-
ceived the consolation"
! Mrs. ]. A. COPYRIGHT entertained
Circle B of the Presbyterian ladies
Tuesday evening at her home. A
pleasant evening is reported.
Herbert S. Daniels of Warland,
left Tuesday for White Salmon, Wn.
where he expects to spend several
months with his brother, j. D. Dan
iels. operator of sawmill near
White Salmon.
R. w. LeDuc returned Wednesday
of last week from Spokane, where
he attended a pre-vieW of Philco
products for l948.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Jaqueth re-
turned Tuesday evening of last week
from Portland, where Mr. Jaqueth
attended an Oldsmobile dealers
meeting. The Jaqueths also visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McCully and
Mrs. Alice Farris of Ellensburg,
Wn. Mrs Farris is Mrs. Jaqueth's
and Mrs Cully's mother.
The Western News is advised that
the district manager of the Inter
state Telephone Company, plans to
confer in the near future with Fire
Chief George Wood regarding new
plans for fire notification from the
Libby telephone office.
The Bridge Workers bridge club
was entertained Friday evening by
Mrs. Viola Jacobs in her apartments
at Utah and Ninth streets. A pleas
ant evening at bridge was enjoyed
and a delightful luncheon was SER
we'd by the hostess Mrs. Ray Rice
won high prize and Mrs. George
Smith, the guest prize,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grambo Ct
Rexford. were business visitors
Tuesday in Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-02-26
LIBBY

J. w. Daniel was a business visitor
in Libby Tuesday from Warland.
William Pierce is in Havre this
week, going over last Tuesday.
Donald S. Martin is another of
the Libby alumni who IS attending
college His school is the Montana
State University, Missoula.
Gene Huchala came from Mis-
soula Saturday and visited with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Huchala
Robert Doll, also of Missoula, visited
his grandfather, Fred Carter, over
the weekend. These boys are mem
bers of the "Stardusters" orchestra
that provided the music for the
Washington Ball here.
Mrs. John Minde and Archie, who
went to Missoula to visit relatives
and friends over the weekend, re-
turned Monday night
" A. Harpole and Oscar Miller
of the West Fisher were IN LIBBY
/ Wednesday on business. Mr.. Har-
pole came over from Deer Lodge
/ a week ago. They expct to have
their Custom Mill ready for opera
ton by the first of May
Thursday evening of last week
a group of friends gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thomas
on South Louisiana, to help Mr..
Thomas celebrate his birthday. The
evening was pleasantly spent play
ing Pinochle and 800" Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Roberts won first prize
and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Leckrone
received the consolation
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-02-26
STATE FEDERAL RESERVE
DERTTS UP IN 1913

Helena, - Feb "a - Wp - Mon
tana's Federal Reserve Bank debts
amounted to $233, $4,000 in Janu-
airy, an increase of IS per cent over
the same month a year ago, the
Federal Reserve Bank has reported.
BY cities, debts included: Great
Falls. S48,238,O0O; Billings, $685.
889, 1000; Butte, $37,700,000; Helena
S23, 1884, 900; Missoula, $l6,398,OOO
Bozeman, $10,015,O0O; Kalispell, $8,-
CAB 900; Havre, $7,997, 900; Miles
City, $7,13O,OOO; Lewistown, So
400 000