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The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
OOTOYOK RETURNS TO DRAW HIS ARCTIC NORTH

Wilbur w. Walluck, Monday returned to Nome on the Alaska Airlines plane from Anchorage and in a few days expects to con- tinue his journey, which started at the University of Chicago or thopedic clinic. where he hopped an airplane for Anchorage, then to Nome, and finally to his home in Shishmaref.
 Walluk, l9-year-old "Ootoyuk of the North" full-blood EskimO was first of "A Alaska children of fered treatments by the Univers- ity clinics, left Alaska last April for the Chicago hospital where for three months he underwent treatment for tuberculous verte- brae. He now wears a brace and is we'll on the way to becoming fully cured.
 Wilbur stated today: "It's good to be back in Gods country again. I like it! I love it!!'
 When he arrives at Shishmaref, Wilbur says he will settle down to make his living through his art in Alaska drawings.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
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 2. Monday, examiner Wallace E. Royster held that the same union and also the CIO American radio association violated the law by demanding a continuation of their hiring halls in Atlantic and Gulf ports.
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or. JAMES CHURCH NEWS
sv cHARlES ALLEN

From the subject by Divine APP
polntment" q very stirring message was
brought 20 the morning congregation
by Rev. Benjamin N. More. special
music by tho senior choir and Mr.
Ernest coVinSton.
A. $50 PM the children Of the
Church School were presented In their
Childrens Day pageant, with principle
parts taken by Robert Hickman. Janet
part were: The Beginners Department.
the Primary Department. and Constance
ScToKHins. Arthur BlAkey. Donald
James, John TwtREs. 1neI Smith Mil
bred Rsaaby. shirley Barber. Dorothy
Payne. HoaemaTie Browning, Blanche
Winters, Elijah Mcintosh and Leroy
Harmon. A solo rendered by Eults
Sonny Pierce. proved him 20 be the
coming boy soprano OF ST. James. In
eli these youngsters deserve credit for
effort and continuing 20 show the
oldNtoTE that 81, James must make q
place for IS children, or there will be
no need OF building.
Speaking OF building. committees
arc formed and things are taking final
shape for the very intensive work
which Is TO be done In the next ninety
days. The following persons have been
appointed as the Building Fund Com
mittgs. chosen from tho Committee Of
TOO Eunice Lewis. Cynthia Foster, Alice
Mayes. Cayuell Ponder. Nancy Alien.
Alberta ~ Murray. AidoniA Anderson,
Amanda Williams. Lillian BSlsnReT,
Matte A. King. Gladys johnson, CiaF-
ina Cox, Phoebe Chambers. Della Hol-
somback. Gloria l.. Williams. Eva Rail-.
Bertha James, Cora q Moore, v T.
Galloway, J v. johnson, r. L. Cox.
Clarence Anderson. Lester Boyd. John
Patton. l.. A. SCtpio. J. y. Smith, J c.
Williams, MRceo v. Littleiohn, James
q Lynn, James Watson. Henry Blaksy.
Booker Ellis The SmoTRasboTd Com
mittee, Virginia Duke, Aldouia Andcr-
son. Cynthia Foster. Marion Smith with
the Junior Usher Board serving Pub
lefty Bertha l.. King and Lester 4.
Boyd
The Pow-wow a. planned by the
University of Life, Patricia Foster
chairman has been postponed because
OF conflicting dates. Watch for date
next week.
All young people are urged TO re-
member that they are meeting with the
Youth Group OF Mt OiiVet baptist
Church, Sunday. June 20 at 5 % pm
Miss Gloria l.. Williams will bring the
dsvotiona
bradford BsnnsT and Patricia Foster
Eress 70 meet at ST. Peter AME
Church.
FOR Spiritual up-nft In Message. Song
and Fellowship. worship with US at
~, James. Bertha l.. King
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|MAHaY m5
IMQmgsl,;ss.

Birthday greetings IN g. Paul. June
2ls.rGlATeneG WlginRton, e7g Sc An
tf0ny Ave. Harold Ripper. " Paul.
June z7-JOhnnis Whitmore. 800 Rondo
Ave, Naomi q, Smith, SIS W, Central
Ave. June "a Mrs, BsTnies Duke, ess
Anthony Ave, Juns 7S-Mrs. &. NJ.
vssaar. col ~. Anthony Ave. June 7s--
Rufus Carson. IT, .. Paul. June II
mon !. Owens. Gz7 sslby Ave; EarI
Weber. yr.. TO Carroll Ave; Louise q.
brown, 4s3 Hondo Ave. Louise q, Hop
Eins IoS iElshaTt Ave Juns 7s--MsSy
A. I3Fistsr. 344 ". Dale. Mrs, Ida conbs.
HSs NJ. Anthony Ave. Juns 3o--GeoTEs
BlOna. SIS -, Anthony Ave.
Out of town greetings 70 Mrs. W. n.
Humphrey. los Angeles. June n.
Birthday greetings In Minneapolis
June 1O-ETsd { EsiwaTds, 7zo6 Eili0t
Ave. Matt Hsmmopd. 1891 Bryant Ave.
Mo. Dslois Gilehrlst, s1i7 Eifth Ave
70 July WIN Carter. z1to. Clinton
t hSy I t. s.,.s sa"S 81 h Ta.ss
Ave 10 July 1-iiAroid Wright, 1e0o
Portland Ave. Hollis Hawkins, t1A Col
fsN Ave No Bsasis James, A0i1 CHM
ton 10. July Ss-ponald Gates, po3 Bry-
art Ave. No. Harley Poors. 270I Ftfth
v FranEItn, July s-Lss Bland. Tol
seventh ~ No, Frank W, samusls. se(
bryant Ave No. Mrs. Palmer Jackson.
l7us Fourth Ave. So Mrs. Earl W
bowman. mss fifth Ave. So; Mrs Ar.
thH Wright. ca Eighth Ave. No Mrs,
L.sons MuTphy 400 y 5ath st.. william
Dye. 9a70 10th Ave. 10 saVella Web
stsF. asa I9th Ave 50. July S-Eyslyn
Chatham, JatS Fourth Ave So; willie
White, 1H9s Fourth Ave. So. July g.
Mrs blanche Frisco. 1891 Bryant Ave
No. Vssta MOsisy. t2a CoifaA Ave, No.
Out Of town greetings July 7---Adsl-
Inc Adams Chicago, M
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File No fu3Go
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEptN
IN PROnATe Court
IN Re Estate Of sam AntoHotf,
ORDER FoR NEARING PETITION To
PROVE Will
TT N ORDERED that aIi persons In.
crested show cause 10 any they have
oefors this Court on Monday. June 18th
leAa, AZ 10 O'Clock am. In the Court
House IN Minneapolis, Minnesota Vshy
the pstition herein MED a. Robert AZ
Antonoff, OF Charles city, Iowa for the
allowance OF an instrument purpoFtiRs
70 ~ TIE last WIN and Testament 81
aatd DoCedent and the probate thrTrof
and for the appointment % George
RUhitShok, 90 Minneapolis, Minrsassta
a. ESecutpr, should not be granted
oapHh TO EIiE CLAIMS AND FoR
NEARING THEREON
" Is FURTHER ORDERED that
sllhtn tonf months frufn the date
Aervof all crcsiit0Fs pf said Dgcedrnt nj.
thHt CtaIrDs go t3ss Co... :s-s.s. s-...
bs heard ard ClAiTns examined ami
adjusted hefuFc this Court on NIoyrfay
November ist, tsts. At 10 o'clock a y,
W Tire Court HOeHs IN Minneapolis
Minnesota
These orsisrs shai, b. published In the
Minneapolis Spokesman and cDptrS
ntailrd accoryiipF 10 law
SEAL oE PROBATE COURT
WITNESS the HON JAMES q
kEhoS Judge % Probate court. mi,
kRNesr p LoRENz
lsonaFd, Street 4 ppinaTd WI
lale ABtlrtn nldg,
Attorneys
Spokesman June 4 n A tsn
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services. The morning worship
Text, Act 20: 1929, Subject: al.
most Persuaded Mrs Bolts, Jr.
pianist. A. the evening worship
The Children's Day program with
Mrs, James Ice, chairman wal
held, Mrs Daniel Coates spoke
stating that every day was child,
ren'a day and paid tribute "a
workers filling In the capacity a.
'MOtheTa." Remarks with q ser.
mon was made by Rev. Bolts, Jr
Little Dannettc Coates and Mau-
rice CoRkley took the Offering In
boy and girl contest. The girls
won.
The Hand Of fellowship" wan
given 20 Mr.. Daniel Coates at the
evening worship.
The Infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Dysart. 2t9 No. Dakota
Ave. who was returned home
from the hospital last week had
10 be returned 10 the hospital
Monday.
Mrs. william TOIson. 1893 West
9th Street. was hostess 60 the
Missionary Society Friday al her
home. A study Of the Worker
was held with Mrs. Oscar Bridge
water acting president,
Father Returns Home! MIR. and
Mrs. Harvey Bentley and Mrs,
william TOison motOTod back 10
Salisbury. Mo, with their father,
MIR. Charles Bentley. who has
been III and h much improved.
The Bcntleys and Mrs. Tolsun will
return on Monday.
nsautIeian Examination at
Pierre, So. OAK. Mrs. Adrian Tol O..
bert and Mrs. Rosannh Parker
were among the graduates TO take
the behutiCihn exams last week.
Their grades viii DO forwarded
In about three weeks.
Vacation In Iowa; Mr., and Mra.
Melvin Smith, 2lB East Sand
Street, and their two sons. Melvin
JT. and AlonEo, will motor 10 OF
tumwa, bloomfield, and other
points In Iowa 90 visit their
father, Mr.. Alonxo Hawkins, and
her sister. Mrs. Bernicc Milton,
and friends, Donald Smith, who Is
employed In the city. will take
his vacation al the latter date.
Mrs. %. Bentley has Just re-
turned from attending the 4Sth
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Page a. Minne.poli. SPOKESMAN Friday June Is. 1913

thony, MIS-. Birda RucIB and Tonsy
Lucas of Liberty Baptist Of Chicago.
Al the Q pm. hour, Rev. Massey
preached In the ShrtnsTs' Jubilee Day
Service. The Young Womens Choral
Group furnished special music.
Next Sunday. June 20. h the InstAlla-
ton Day. Rev. Massey delivers the
sermon. In addition the Hymn book
racks on the seats viii be dedicated
They we're built and installed BY the
Mems Club.
Al the 3 pm. hour. Rev Massey
breaches the Annual Masonic 81. John 3
bay service. The Gospel Chorus VIII
render special music.
July II, viii be womens Day at Pill
grim. Everyone Is welcome. The Choir
for the day viii be made up of al
women under the direction Of MrH, Ben
Taylor.
You are always welcome 10 worship
at Pilgrim. the church Of lofty friend
REHoBOTH CHURCH or CHRIST
Sunday. June II was q high day a.
Rehoboth Church Of Christ,
The Sunday and morning services
were nicely attended,
The afternoon was given over TO the
Foreign Missions. Sister Stella BiGlow.
Chairman. had . lovely program.
Visitors were EVahgeliSts: Olivia
Louis and husband, Elizabeth Thomas
Of this city and Sister Griffin Of Los
Angeles. California.
Mr.. Louis favored uB with q solo.
Mr.. Lucas also was among the viaitoEB.
The young peoples chorus gave .
nice selection.
Following the meeting, dinner was
| served and enjoyed by all c. T. Par
keT - Pastor, iIa9 Aldrich No.
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Duluth News
by zILLAH N. WATERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols,
1880 North Seventh Ave. East, at
tended the graduation exercises
Of their son. Charles, on Friday,
June II. Charles received his II. s.
degree from the school Of educa-
ton at the University Of Mime
sofa.
Mrs. q. W. DozIeT took Mrs. l..
Ellison OF San Antonio, Tex. on q
motor tour through the city on
Wednesday, June Q. On Sunday,
June -, Mr.. and Mrs. Dozier
treated Mrs. Ellison 10 a motor
trip up the North Shore. The VS.
itor spent ten days with her SON
ln.law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +, Maupins. Jr,. TIA East
Fourth 81 The Maupins enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday, June 10.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. @. w.
Dozier, MIR. W. y. Maupins, Sr..
and Zillah NJ. Waters. Mrs. ELL
son, a teacher in the public school
system Of San Antonio, left We'd
nesday, June 10, for Colorado
where she will take a refrcaher
course in teaching before return
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones
are the proud parents Of n baby
girl, born Saturday, June "a.
Mrs. EaFIyn BELL. 100 North
Eighth Avenue East. left for a one
week visit In ST, Paul last Sunday,
Mrs. Clifford Scott and her son,
James, Of Spokane left here for
the East on Monday, June 7. They
have been visiting Mrs. Scots
uncle and aunt for the past ten
days.
Attend Funeral: MesNrs. Albert
MINIS. Thomas Copeland and
Frank buddy Winfield of 81.
Paul were up 10 attend the funer.
al OF Eugene Waters on Monday,
June 7. Mr.. MINIS was one Of the
pail bearers. Mr.. Copeland and
MIR. Minis returned 10 81. Paul the
day following the funeral. Mr.
Winfield remained for a visit with
his mother. Mrs. Anna Winfield,
Ills Lake Avenue South.
Mrs Frank Franklin, see East
Seventh ST. was released from ST.
Lukes hospital Wednesday, June
D. She Is recuperating at home.
Mrs. Belle Hyatt, l5la North
Eighth Avenue T., returned 10 her
home from 81 Lukes hospital Fri
day, June II.
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Sioux Falls,
So. Oak.
by Mrs. Oscar BridRowatsr
65B No. MINI. Ave,
Sioux Falls q. y.

Two Weeks Vacation Rev. n,
W. Bolts, Jr., pastor Of 81. Johns
Baptist church, and family, Mrs.
Bolts and small daughter Sharon,
left Monday for Minneapolis,
where Mrs. Bolts and daughter
will visit relatives and friends
while Rev. Bolts will continue 10
Cleveland, Ohio, 10 attend tho
Sunday School and BTU. Con.
gFeAa,
Rev Bolts will stop over IN Chi.
caEo. and Milwaukee, Wis, en-
route home 10 visit friends before
joining his family In Minneapolis
To return home,
Pilgrim baptist Church. Rev.
Eugene Williams, Pastor, Sunday,
June 10. regular services followed
by the study u Temple" In the
evening Joy Mccoy was a visitor,
Mrs. Norman bacon, MS No,
Dakota Ave. left Thuraday 20 at
tend the funeral Of her niece al
Waycruaa Georgia. and who Ia al.
50 the niece Of Mr.. John Arm
strong Of this city.
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton was
hostess 10 the Pilgrim Baptist
Church Missionary Society Mon.
day at her home ,7O7 East 9th 81.
Mrs, Anna Burns Ia president Of
the society.
Mrs. Edgar Pendlston. S33IS
No Main Ave. who was very III
at her home II now up and
around,
Mr.. Walter Edgar, rs No. ia.
kota Ave- who Ia a patient al the
Sioux Valley Hospital continues
10 improve.
Mr.. ChAa. Woods Of Duluth,
MINI. formerly Of this city, was
here over Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton, mana.
ger vt the Booker +, Washington
Center spent several days with
her sick daughter, Mrs, q Rogers,
Sioux City. Iowa. Mrs. Rogers Is
q patient now al the Lutheran
Hospital and Ia seriously IN.
~. Johns Baptist Church, Rev.
II. W Bolts. Jf., Pastor, Sunday,
June -, An early morning hap
tiam was held ai the Terrace Park
where Mr., Daniel Coates, $40
Maple Street was baptized by
Rev, Bolts, Jr., assisted by Dea.
con James Monkey. The beautiful
different shades Of green made
q fitting background. surrounding
the clear smooth water A break.
fast was planned following the
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Promise That You'll Wait for Ne Theima I'm Left Behind

Mrs. Robert Jones and two
daughters Of 100 w. Central have
returned home after visiting Mrs,
Jones father, Mr.. Roy Davis, in
Seattle.
Mr.. John ClaIbOuEne Of TEL 81.
Anthony Ave. who was a patient
for several days in Northern Pa
cific hospital. has returned home
and Is showing much improve
ment.
New Residents: Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hall, formerly Of Mime
apolis. are now making their
home in their new apartment at
900 Carroll Ave.
Mr.. Miguel AcevedO, Cuban
prize-hghter, who will fight on
June II against Willie Pep, was
entertained on Monday evening,
June IL. by Mr.. Mel Brown and
MIR and Mrs. Augustus l.. Hill Of
as st. Anthony Ave. Mr.. Aceve-
do Is a guest at the DyckmAn no
tel, Minneapolis.
Mrs. IrmA Jean BranteIy Of De-
trolt. left Sunday, June 10. for her
home. after visiting in the city for
the week with Mrs. Blanche Blu
ford. 895 81. Anthony Ave.
Miss Arlene Brown, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brown,
87l st, Anthony Ave, was one Of
the June graduates Of Central
high school. The other graduate
was Carmitta Hit, who left this
week FOR Detroit, where she will
visit her parenta
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ny REY. EpWARp Il. THOMAS

by REV. EDWARD II. THOMAS
g. James AM.E. church con-
tlnuSd 10 prosper on the east aide
after In founding In 1899. In q
few years the town IT 81 Anthony
Fails was renamed Minneapolis.
Tho business district shifted
from the southeast aide across the
river 10 the south central part Of
Tho new city, The east-sldc along
Main 50. and the river front was
unable 10 furnish sufficient en-
pl0ymcnt to support the growing
Negro population, Across the riy.
or there was more work % be had
and many Of the families began
10 move and settle In the mare
thriving part Of the city,
With the movement Of popula.
ton the site Of s. James on First
Ave, no longer was convenient 20
the bulk Of its members
When Rev, J, King assumed the
pastorats the old properly near
the Exposition Building (pFeaent
site Of now Coca. Cola buildlnEl
was abandoned. The conRreKa-
ton moved 20 q store front on
Fifth Ave, so, and Fourth s..
where II worHhipped for q mum.
Der Of years,
During this same period s.
Peters A.ME. church was organ
iEed out Uf n Sunday school
founded by John Neal. father Of
W. Squire and John Neal.
In lBa2 n young ambitious pas
tor, Rev. d, n, Butler, came 10 ~
james and found congregation
which had once wnrEhipped in a
commodiaua edincc crowded into
q store front,
The old property on the east
side was sold, with the assistance
Of generous white citiGcna the
congregation bought n lot at
Eighth Ave SO, and Fourth 81. A
brick structure was built, In the
basement there were facilities for
the young people and the church
was well equipped 10 carry out
the work Of q social church.
Az this time. though there were
other Negro churches. ST. James
was easily the leading church,
Young and old throngcd her
Risles, Her influence was incalcu.
liable in the civic, social, moral, In.
tsllectuai and spiritual develop.
ment Of the city
We sselHons the citizens 20
come out 10 our church Sunday,
June ~. 90 witness another mile
stone In St James history.
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File No. 7O449
IN PROBATE COURT


state Of Minnesota
County OF Hennspin
In Re Estate Of Ralph Walfrid AiphonRo
Anderson, Decedent
Order for Hearing Petition for
Letters Of Administration
u II ordered that all persons inter
gsted show cause, II any they have. be-
fore this Court on Monday, July nth,
1913, at 10 o'clock A. NJ In the Court
House IN Minneapolis. Minnesota. why
the petition Of Audrey NJ Swanson. Of
Henneptn County, Minnesota for the
appointment of herself a. adrninistTa-
trtN. herein filed. should not be
granted
order 10 Vile Calms ana for Hearing
II II further ordered that within four
months from the date hereof all cred
ttors Of said pceedsnt file their claims
In this Court. Proofs will be heard and
claims examined and adjusted before
this Court on Monday. November list
lp4a, 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ In the Court
House In Minneapolis. Minnesota
These orders shah b. published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman ard copies
matted according 10 Law,
Court SeaD
witness the Hon, James O. Kehoe
Judge Of Probate Court. this 18th
day OF June. 1919
Ernest p Lorena.
Clerk Of Probate Court
Lee tidfstad
T1S Rand Tower. Attorney.
Spokesman, June 10, IS. and July 4
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annual Iowa State convention Of
Col0red Women'B Clubs In Sioux
City, on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Of last week. She re-
eeived q State appointment a.
head Of Business Women" Of this
group.
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CARD or APPRECIATION

Twin Cities. In churches. lodges and
clubs. Because Of this I take this
medium 10 express my heartfelt Rrati-
tude TO all for their great interest
manifested In me
Thank you one and all for the
lovely cards, letters and flowers sent
me during my recent illness.
Cordially yours,
Howard NJ Hunt
90s Carroll Ave.
st. Paul. Minnesota
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Fils No. H0ao
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION ron
REGISTRATION OR LAND
STATE OF MtNNEsoTA

COUNTY or HENNEpTN
DISTRICT COURT
Fourth judicial District
In The matter OF the application OF
Charles Raymond LaMeFe 10 register
the title 10 tho following described real
estate situated IN Hennsptn County.
Minnesota. namely; Lot -Four (sl, Block
Three lSl, south Side Addition 20 the
city Of Minneapolis. according to the
plat thereof on hle and Of record Ia the
Once OF the Register OF Deeds In ard
for said County Of Hsnnspin. Applicant,
Sam p'Amhrogio. Laura p'AmbreUio,
Robert G.. Miles, June Miles, Milton
NofdnsyeT, Florence NoFdmeyeT state
Of Minnesota, Thomas LAMsrs. Charles
A. Lsckott and all other persons or
parties unknown. claiming any right.
title. GJtate. lien or interest In the real
estate described In the application
herein. Defendants.
THE STATE oT MINNESOTA To THE
AuOfE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and re-
uutred 20 answer the application Of the
applicant In tho above entitled proceed
tna and 70 hle your answer 10 the said
application I'm the once Of the clerk OF
said court, In said county. within TWEEN
~ ta0l days after the service Of this
summons upon you. exclusive 0f ths
day OF such service, ana. 70 you fail 10
answer the application within ths time
aforesaid. the applicant In this proceed-
tn9 viii apply 10 the court for the re-
tief demanded therein.
(SEALl
WITNESS, n. X Warmth. Clerk
Of said court, and the seai thereof, 81
Minneapolis IN said county this TN
day Of June, A. d iDsa
BARNEY W. wASMUTH
Clerk
ny c, q. MAURER, Deputy
Hait, Smith. Enkei a HeSihInd
Tui New York Life building
Mlnnsapolia. Minnesota.
Attorneys for Applicant,
Cspckesnan June n. 10 q ~
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st. James A.M.E.
Minneapolis Was
Earliest Church

EdltBfH Note This h the second
inatAilmsnt uf q bTisf history ~ ~
James A,ME Church u Mime
hpoia Thla congregation Il holding
. mortgage burning sunday, June
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

! wish 10 thank all Of the kind friends
and members Of Bethesda Baptist
Church who were 70 kind and thought
full Of me during my recent serious
illness In the hospital
The beautiful cards and flowers, the
thoughtful visits were extremely com.
fOrting 20 me. ] win always remember
such kind deeds and thoughts.
Mrs. Joseph Quinn
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Tho state ot Georgia graxcs
million cattle and raises as many
hogs,
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@Az7s)
200 NieoIIet

Rudy just got back from
Canada where he and his
party Of ave caught their
limit of walleyes and north
ernerS Every hsh Was
caught on the Canadian
Spoon. The Canadian Spoon
comes in brass, copper and
nickel Rudy and his party
report that the bait Is equal
~ effective whether you use
brass, copper or nickel
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dby
Minneapolis
o Mr. andM Jo Iarpole
and
the
In he
Montana labor news., 1948-12-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Domingo Buion. Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator OF the estate Of Domingo Bu-
Jon. deceased; to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within four moaths after the flrst
publication Of this notice to the said nd
m!Aistrator III the office of the Public ADJ
ministrator, Courthouse. Butte, Montana, the
same being the place iof the transaction Of
the business Of said estate. II the County
Of .S.lycr Box. State Of Montana.
EMMETT LYONS. Administrator Of tile
Estate OF Domingo Buion, Deceased,
Dated Butte. Montana. this 18th day OF
November. 1913.
coyle & Ybarra, 6li silver Bow Block. Butte
Montana, attorneys for administration
First publication Nov. 10, 1913 Il
Montana labor news., 1948-12-09

Labor Council-Meets I'd and
4th Mon, A.O.H. Han, John Mogus,
pres. Eugene Mcbride. v.p.; Walter
n. Riley, sec; Ed Kelly, treas.: +. g.
De La Hunt, sgt.-at-arms; Harold
Erickson, Henrietta 6chrapps and James
Rice, Trustees.
Plumbers Local Union No. 673-w. J.. O'Brien,
pres; J. A. Vanisko. v.p.: H. B. 6chrapps,
secy: ~. Do1 Xxx 20: 1e e y seG nss 1ue'uAS
Teamsters-Meets LIST and Sd Thursdays,
Carpenters hall. downstairs-Willtam
Goodman, pres: l.. Lucier. Vice pres;
Jack Anderson, sec.-treRs.: H. J. VII
leneaue, rec.-sec.. John MORus. bus.
AGENT: Tom Vanisko. con. & war.
George Hess. ]. Cordial, Fred Thomas.
trustees.
Montana labor news., 1948-12-09
Roster Of Billings Unions

ellowstone County Trades a. Labor
.Assembly-Meets Fri, 5 PM. IN the
Labor Temple. "a South 29th ST., 20.
BON 1916. Robert West. pres; Maui
rice Holmes, v.p.; Glenn G Hallam.
fin. sec.-trcas.; Martha w. Peterson,
rec. sec: Ed klipstein, -sgt:-at-arms.;
Howard Smith. George Lnvfle. Frank
Mayer, trustees. Phone 1885.
Carpenters Local No. mn. Roy
Thompson pres: +. H.. HelterDran,
rec. sec. Meets list and Sd Tuesdays.