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ALI advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN OF ENGLAND 194s sedan; 81 1896
plus tax most car car eyer tb snd
Rolls i sI Royce, Bentley. standafds triumph,
sRv sns PahaEs nfsE MroRs Asd and dv,sion 81
Austin 1913; see and drive this remark
able new car now on display 4; IT'S ,wa aPKep or
four door models selection of colors; com
plete with heater defrosters and other
TAN AUTO RADIO CO, both sides Of
1th st, at R st. NV phone NO 1o51.
ser giGa ss1sd lst ea1 esy wAssERi Ii Di 81 81 e.
BUICK super 4Ear dr. de luxe; -aa al exit extras
BuICK 1942 Roadmaster convertible; r.
and h; new top and paint iSo; p excl sf1
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster; r. and h.. seat
covers, 1000 miles, like new; must sell
Brill MoToRs, 44ss Conn. ave, ,Wo.
BUICK 1e41 4-dr. sedan; from orig. owner:
1885 or best offer under. Wo. 74s4; ia
eHeellent % con Condition Throughout; 500. WA,
BuIck thS s''f5 1888 4dr. sedan; new paint Job
Service; i $495. CAN ai. 44oo, Ext. 7sa
ss'ct sss sss L.? ssssE club s5ss5 Sss 10y P
BUICK is47 super sedsnette; fully
speae; Best etfer uie' under De sS59. O9 VI
BUICK 1941 -Roadmaster convertible club
coupe: beautiful blue, finish, fine condition
CENTRAL MOTOR co. 5000 Lee highway,
Arl., cH. 1000. Open ewes. and Sunday
RIrICK 1871 Super 4-dr.: r. and h., ex-
ceIent cond inside and out orig. 2-tone
ofTshn At eG 4ass Sr
BUICK 1a42 Special 4-dr. sedan; black, r..
. h es esne hs5 cars on ouf o s i is IN
1sy ISL eeas ne has onIy sea 4s
PONTIAC, 1911 King ST., Alex. Va, oV.
BUICK 1a4l Super sedan; like new in
ss9 for % set ny a{ 7s GOOD rsss
IN allowance. S S MOTOR CO., ,TR,
k sugar :as4a sosdes s.ssD ss 9as
Y old driven only by owner. Call sH
er, black finish; this car is excel. in every
ye5s clean sass and d0va n s6
BUICK 1871 Special ssdane.tsa; s,a maroon:
Sl.2A5- Gall IE. 0b65. Ill.
BUICK 1a41 conv coupe; T. and h.; looks
and runs like new; price, 81, ,475: cash.
terms or trade. Call any time, 410S New
Hampshire ave. NV. RA. 4946. III
fully equipped plus seat covers. no mile
age: So, 600 CH. 5000 after 6 p.m-11
BUICK 1910 Roadmaster convertible: orig
inal owner; original mileage; S1,375, or
best offer under. DU. 1905. III
BUICK 1a47 Roadmaster 4-door sedan; r.
and h. white sidewall tires, seat covers
500 miles; So 900 Call WA. 1541, DR..
LEONARD LAVINE, or WA. 1918 after
4:30 pm. ~
BUICK la41 streamlined sedanette, one
OF the finest and best cars available; q
very popular style: fully equipped with
original two-tone paint; priced at only
S1,395. 8. a. S. MOTOR CO.. TR, 0oo6,
BUICK 1871 Super club coupe; dark
green finish. radio and heater. seat COW
ers. new clutch and brakes. 3 new tires:
kept in good condition; bargain at
Slt25O Call GE 1876 Ill
Evening star., 1948-01-09
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BRAND NEW AZ OR '48-Any make BY
insXises asEhsoN Du p gsyS sSo cash. no dealers NH
PRIVATE PARTY will pay 81 100 to 81, 200
cash for 194l or 1912 Pontiac sedanettt
20" or "S": car must be in good condi'
tion. Call SH. 1882.
PRIVATE PARTY wants used Ford oil
sonabiy priced: no dealers; MIR. sUBER
sik sSs HostsT E.sF srpFnsAIs p sfa1esy on a.
W sss wasr II CARS ex nE 3tSS OF PRICE
an tyaas ysa get sn our bs bsT prices or
csrsWiss6 car to issS, Absolutely hish cash
price II car is paid for viii give you cash
fsf Day y p9s esh pad ERE s Dsz
elusive used:car dealers See MI. Barnes
oy soRsaos one pas q In '4s 1860
ciossd tt,a 'stMsh Sunday. no. I'LL 'e" ''' 70 o.
100 CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY-'37
to win Or Oss yf 5ss 81
W,S Ia W;rR s. pe * $500 pr,c. for your
space. space osen % eVes;, % = am. mt to s pm: WINS
M0Es ss1 asrTs 1ss roras nx ave ne 4a 5x 2ess
tape. ape "eSf scHLEdEI 4 GOLDEN. s57 Carroll
f pe5i CAR " Waited ol asss sC
have less than LOCO miles: oK: $sSo
aobp Price IT sT ou s4s suaE IT & Get nsa
f!sS5 heTSs RS5 n e s' ksod:
!se zSsf s5 nc esfe ''Rs E:
TakSma paEk 2; e. Georgia 1900: -,
taDe ied bHSNE ss csrre GO
i PaEs s ,sds GsOEs Gaa ss09
new business. EN-. 9719 any time.
LADY IN DIRE NEED OF '4s or AT chev-
hlsh ail-cash price. oW.. W. 4o7s. vi VIZ
any make Of car that has had good care.
e. Ss@ e. XVI fsz rs
VIZ vi NEED III ps 20 CARS CARS. Now is the time to
sell your car while prices are high. You
fas5ts BRoWs susiSRsli DEaAko ts AuTo FIX SALES sse
aass sfE Us s'f bEfoRE Re EoU 'ei sfLIA fiat Price
Of $50 for selling your car. at your own
price no other charge. MR.. REYNOLDS
or MR.. CROSS, MA. 7349. Open sun
SEE US BEFORE you SELL. poHANKA
WE WILL PAY SPOT Cash PRICE fol-
clean used cars Can US today or drive tc
STEUART MOTOR CO., 6th and N. Y
ave. NV. Ma. 5000. :.
wanted BY private party; will pay the
SIT sSTTUDEBBAkER 1s47-4s; cash in min.
utes, also other makes. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS. N. Y. ave. and Bladensburg rd
Try TR 'T1RiIANGLE-aet top cash price for
call. or drive to TRIANGLE MOTORS,
WANTED wan +; 70 70 BUY. 1s47 or 1s4s Ford,
Mercury, Buick PONTIAC, Olds., Cadillac,
Plymouth. Dodge or chryslers; will pay
highest cash dollar. Call M. THERRELL'
AATT;rESrioN, AT; asiii AUTO OWNERS - We will
sell your 40 to '4s auto at the cash price
you name. all you pay US is 5ee commis,
soId at your price. MuRRAY-gMRsnILL MO 70
TORS, 4432 Conn. ave. NV, WO. 3249.
aUTo. AND TAXI OWNERs-We can sell
your '3s to As car at your price: 5.S
commission; no charge unless sold. CAMP
BELLS AUTO. SALES, 80 Mass. ave. NV
Is Is eiso on az MODEL CAR, pa, ali cash.
e 70 bay Day CASH ash Cal Du. s7ai. 81
CARS WANTED, by D. c. dealer, clean
ton dollar, need ears. Phone FIR. 1873.
iss7 OR 1918 CONVERTING. by pvt.
FASH Fash foR s' Youk So ceAa-fords. chevrolet;
1nT saa ryFGSsI Moss hSns s1d .nd A'nIf 81. ss
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Toke.My Word for 1t
By Frank Colby
Don't Say Pro-gr'm.

This is my 18th annual report on
the progress of my National Crusade
to Teach. People That It's Wrong to
Pronounces Program as ''pro-gr'm."
If you read my last report, you
will remember that q year ago there
were 139 ,999 1888 Americans who had
not yet been persuaded. to say PRO-
gram, to rhyme with no ham" In
short, only short II months ago
we could count but II persons who
pronounce program correctly.
Today it is a far different story.
Our converts have reached the i'm
posing figure of 81 count 'emD a!
Meredith Wilson, the band leader,
called long-distance from Holly
wood. pledging himself to PRO-
gram forevermore; Tom breakfast
in Hollywood Breneman and Art
Baker became converts 10 and 20,
respectively, and Jimmy Fidler. No.
81, wired: you can count on me
stop never again will I say quote
pro-gr'm unquote thanks to you
comma and do mean you."
-Four converts in one year Is no
mean achievement. At that rate.
Of course, 1t will take q little time
to swing the remaining 139 9,999 ,979
Americans over to my side.
Meanwhile, I invite, I urge every
reader of this column to look up
program in any dictionary. Note
especially the way "a" is marked in
the second syllable-it Is fiat as-in
tram, dram, cram The gram
of program, then, is exactly the same
gram which occurs as sufax In
such words as monogram, diagram,
epigram.
Correction-Silver Spring, Nd:
"You recently wrote that "good
King Harold II was slain by 10
Norman sword" Colby, yod'te
WRONG! 1t was a Norman arrow,
not a sword. III. w. 81
Answer-Right. The Battle Of
Hastings was fought on the hill Of
Senlac, October IA, 1866. Harold
was slain when an arrow pierced his
eye. His brothers, Gyrth and Leof-
wine, died with him.
Would you like . list Of commonly mis-
spelled familiar words in q handy lesfet7
The title of this leafet by Mr.. Colby Is
"Hard-to-Spell Words" C-5. =""
To obtain a copy. send cents In coin
and q stamped self addressed envelope TO
him. care Washington Star, P. o. Box 90,
Station G. New York 10. N Y. IA
lCopyright. the Bell Syndicate. Inc, l94sD
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Answer - GRASSLAND.
Founders to Be Honored
By AIphu Pi Chapter

Alpha Pi Chapter Of Tau Kappa
Epsilon Fraternity will honor its
founders with an annual banquet
at 1880 pm. tomorrow in the Ward
man Park Hotel
Guest speakers will be Dean Ny
ron L. Koenig of the junior college
Of George Washington University
and Comdr. Theodore B. Nicson,
U. S. N, who recently returned from
the Southwest Pacific.
Evening star., 1948-01-09

"reverse" in modern contract bidding
has gained such wide currency. For
the very use of that term has led to
a confusion Of ideas. Reduced to
simple terms: The bid OF a higher
ranking suit after q lower ranking
suit has previously been shown (such
as bidding hearts first and then
naming spades, or as in the above
example, bidding clubs first and then
diamonds) Is technically known as .
reverse" Why? I do not know.
However, 1t must be agreed that
such q sequence of bids should de-
note strong hand, for the simple
reason that q high level OF bidding
is automatically reached in this
manner. When partner opens with
one club and subsequently bids dia-
monds, you are to presume, not only
that he has five clubs and four dia-
monds, but that he has q powerful
hand in the bargain, since q prefer
ence for his first suit will require
your bidding at the level Of three
clubs-that is to say, it will be impos-
sible for you to return to two clubs.
Instead OF resorting to the mis-
leading term, reverse" it would be
sounder policy to state, ANY time
you manage to get the bidding upito
three of something or other syou
ought to have very fine hand II
you haven't, you ought to deliber-
ately deceive partner as to the exact
number OF cards in each suit, in
order to keep the bidding at IN
economical level. So that holding:
AAK95, VKJ953, o64, asa.
1t is better to open the bidding with
one spade pretending that you have
only four hearts, so that the hearts
may be shown at the range of two
and q preference made by partner
at that level.
North of today recognized what an
enormous hand he held opposite .
partner who could afford to bid one
club and then two diamonds (such
a sequence generally denotes a hold
ing of at least four honor tricks.
He therefore indicated his enthusi-
asm by sizable leap. South, realiz-
ing that he was not subject to the
immediate loss of two spade tricks,
went on to slam.
At this point, we normally hear
the protesting voices of the vintage
players who contend that Norths
jump to five clubs was what they
quantity refer to as "shutout." I
don't know exactly what "shutout"
means, but evidently North thinks
his side can make five clubs. And
he wouldn't be In a position to think
so If he didn't have some pretty
good cards. Then, too, 1t must be
recalled that North was willing to
talk things over because he first took
the pains to bid one heart and then
made the violent jump Whatever
else North may be charged with, he
cannot be accused Of having q bad
hand.
(copyrisht 194s, by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1948-01-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VAN TRUCK SERVICE, Specialized furni-
ture movers; large or small jobs; reason
able rates: prompt service, day or evening
VETERAN desires household moving, gen.
efaI hauling; van. stakes, panels; white
help; reas. rates. VI. $3.50, Ext. 72;
DOLLAR TRANSFER-Can us, our price Is
week service; vet operated. il. 4479. -19
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chev.
vans, stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
nRIVE-UR- SELF. ME. 7O11: j.
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; prompt
serwee rsas o ITlcesf sfteE oea p ana ifns 1915
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Word Game

Find 81 or more common English
words in a!
meaning, establishment In life, In
business, in Office, ETC." Average
mark is % words. Time limit, 25
minutes. -
Rules Of the game. Words must beiof
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition OF IS" such4as
bats" cats" are not used. 8. Only one
form of q word Is used. 1. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow
Evening star., 1948-01-09
20 sTHE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
Q
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE (cont.l

cHEYROIET 1889 h-ton panel; excellent
REPUBLlc MOTOR SALES. is NJ st. Sc
cessiEvVGRSoLEr esiV 1e4o 9.-ton pickup; A.
offer under 1921 New York ave. ne. III
CHEVROLET 1946 1a-ton stake body: ad-
ditional springs, excellent cono.; VI or
best offer under. ME. 9S92; ewes. RA.
Africans t2), airbrakes; Ford 1912
with 1946 motor; Brockway with refriger,
ated body; International with refrigerated
body; International tractor and furniture
van: various makes and sizes. 2lls blaa,
ensburg I'd ne. Once, TR. $500. ACTION
AUTO & TRUCK CO. III
FORD 1928 panel os truck a. motGT or nssds nssa
CHEVROLET 1947 (newl chassis and cab
with. 2-speed rear and s, heavy ,d duty tires
Cali Call MR.. CARTIER. EN- o742. II
CHEVROLET 1e41 h-ton panel. new
ggan ggnh lpRks R ,s9a s9a dagtme 5ans exactly like
SEE 6 ssst lst er Gads ca fHo6 81
WILL TRADE 1910 FORD N-ton panel
for lighter panel or car. Call TO: 5gl4
malor 1se@ 3 r faas @
Ss 18th ,ssa s ku oesaD oes with closed
in body. This truck must be seen and
driven to appreciate its condition. real
bargain at 1928 cash. terms or trade;
r 2uo nSeff5onA RPpEANcE co sh and ts
IRA FRxcPeR Po AND ASD TRAILER. Mack" @ FTas-
ssnf san sdsG sas5 Eo sSSd esa5 sa50er S00a cG00
MACK 1887 truck: frst-class condition;
also one 1887 Ferd. stake Ga BODY. lHa,ton' %
Wash aAG BAG Go Dctun Tto runs ST. ike sS
terms or trade. HERsoN's AUTO & AP-
PL1ANcE CO., sth and O SITS. NV De
WHITE model 7os tractor with Trail
mobile fat trailer; unit Is equipped with
X ssoa saHd sS9nS 'Fss Can 'fd M
ohH' DODGE 's6 s. panel truck, $3.50 or under.
caRVRoErT hfnf eli III 1asa = trick: heater
esIgsf cHGSRoIEr sfI 1915 pickup truck; $500
eine, clutch, universals; DoSey 20-foot nat
bed trailer; $1,000 or best offer under
Ex; $685.; ewes, Sligo ..4 614s; .o.d;,ior Ma
Must inspect to appreciate. Ho. 1850
GMc 1899 1-ton panel; good condition;
and mechanical condition; $4oo. aY
5406. -
DODGE 1899 12-ton panel; new paint and
top, motor in good condition; $3.50 or best
offer under: AT. 1919. ~l3
STUDEBAkER new trucks; special display
co.e with merchandiser body, packet panel
body, step-in body, stake body, pickup, van
body Truck owners are invited to see
these world famous trucks. Early delivery.
BENNING MOTORS. INC, 1900 Benning
rd ne, FIR. 1922.
CHEVROLET 1899 truck; van; good tires
motor in good cond; price, $500. Call
DE s9O5 between and 4 pm. 3
DUMP TRUCK-1936 Chevrolet with wood.
. yds. hydraulic metal body, in excel. mech
cond and good tires: 1895. KHUEN &
RHODES, Rockville 1892.
CLEARANCE SALE-Truck bodies; two IL
it. steel van bodies (new); two 12-ft. stake
bodies. used: ! hydraulic hand-dump body
for pickup: grill guards for 194a models del
FRED s. GICHNER IRON WORKS. INC.
1914 gath st. NV. RE. 2419.
FORD TANK TRUCK for sale; 1.70O GAL
8 comp; 10. wheels; too large for our
use. CHI. 1910.
JANUARY OPPORTUNITIES-
Chev, AZ, "a t., panel. like new 81 .295
Ford, 49, u ton, stake e---------- LOU
GMC 80 1h-ton van------------- 9lo
CheV., AZ, 1h-ton, panel $40
1-ton cargo trailers. cheap, so more
trucks, "a to ton, IE, oil tanks pick,ups,
<N~a NOrr =
Evening star., 1948-01-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WILLYS 1898 4-dr. sedan; good cond. :
must sell: $500 or best offer under B.
c. IMMATURE. 221 H st. ne. 10
Evening star., 1948-01-09

JANUARY OPPORTUNITIES-
Chev., Az, u t., panel. like new--Sl .295
For1d "a 10 ton stake --- 1,25D
GMC 40 1t5-ton van aIl 975
Chey 40 115-ton. panel S75
1-ton cargo trailers. cheap. so more
trucks, "a to ton, lie, oil tanks, pick,ups'
panels vans stakes, tractors, dumps half
tracks, AKA and 6x6 CENTRAL MOTOR
co, GMC truck dealer. 5000 Lee hswy.,
Arl, CHI. 1000. To reach: Cross Key
Bridge, right on hgwy. 21l Ia miles. y
Evening star., 1948-01-09

STUDEBAKER 1912 Commander club cpe ;
new motor put in October. 1947, new tires.
s1,o7b, cash or terms. Murray -BR1LL
MOTORS, 4432 Conn. ave, WO. 3249
Evening star., 1948-01-09

Would you like q list Of commonly mis-
spelled familiar words in q handy leshet7
The title of this leafiet by Mr.. Colby Is
"Hard-to-Spell Words" C-5. =".
To obtain a copy. send cents In coin
and q stamped, self addressed envelope 10
him. care Washington Star, P. o. Box 90.
Station G. New York 10. N. Y. Ia
(Copyrigf1t, the Bell Syndicate. Inc, 1o4eD
Evening star., 1948-01-09
AuToMoslLrs FOR SALE.

| OLDSMOBILE 1941 club coupe; T.s h.;
excel. cond.; orig. owner; S1,050. WI
ooIIIDsMoB1E 1s41 model 7e de luxe 2.
ar ciuS Sos sedan; a SadiS asa1 seat covers; good
OLDSMOBILE 1889 "6' 4-dr sedan; ra-
dio and heater: new paint and inspee-
| tion: excel. mechanical cond.: $500. TIE.
OLDsMoBILE 1s4e Number ''7s"; ike
new: radio and heater. $1,000. Cali co.
0..S7 after pm. 10
OLDsMoBILE 1910 "6" cylinder sedan;
radio and heater. black finish, fine tires,
| immaculate interior, one of the incest
terms. TRIANGLE. SOLO r. /. ave. ne.
OLDsMoBILE 1910 e-cylinder. a-door, tor
just passed ). P z. 1s inspeeson @ motor o and
and tsrms; ss s MoToS
&c. 6 tFord a,sse saeaier'' $50 Siadensours ro'
oLDsMoBlLE 1899 4~dr. sedan. r. and h..
motor and body in excellent condition
iaw es k1sH sSs z e. sx ssf
oIpsMoBiEE 1910 1910 e-eyl. station wagon;
age, 45,SIe: owner driven. Inspect Q am.
Eltzseraid. s41 End ',; st. Sc. i The M Evening
Star Newspaper Co. garage; 5000 cash.
oLDsMoBILE 1899 big 9 5-passenser
ciub coupe Clds heater. dtfr., clutch,
tires, body. battery and rear end excellent;
500 cash: no dealers. See at 100 Hill
oIDsMoBiLE lS4s Se: sedanette: me- e. radio rs and
heater. new tires. excellent 'cond.; $1,000.
oLDsMosiLE 1910 4-door sedan; new
motor, good condition: $685. 594S
Georgia ave. NV. ia. 655S, IL am. to
OLDSMoBILE 1s41 ''ss" 4-dr. cruiser
black sedan: r. and h.. defroSter: excellent
condition; original owner; $1,000. Phone
oLDsMoBILE 1895: radio, heater; big
steal for $500. We also have 15 others to
choose from. s & 8 MOTOR CO.. 1900
Bladensburg rd. ne. TR. 00O6. III
OLDSMOBlLE 1898 2-door, in good cond. :
| will sacrifice for quick sale at $425. Cali
81. $3.50. Iii
OLDSMOBILE 1941 sedan; "9s" series,
beaut new finish. new tires; a bargain at
81 1895, trade and terms. s. & s. MOTOR
CO., $500 Bladensburg I'd. me-, TR. O0O6.
Evening star., 1948-01-09

ROLLS ROYCE 1929 convertible sedan;
red leather upholstery. 3 new tires. heater
very good condition; $500 or best Offer
under. HO 615l. Ext 4U6. Ill
STUDEBAkERS l947 coach and sedan;
xl,Y95: 194S models. all body types; i'm
Y. ave. and Bladensburg rd., TR. 94T4
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-29

Mrs. Barney Erickson underwear
an operation in Whitefish last weeK
The next meeting Of the Dap's
Ladies Aid will be at the noiiiS o
Mrs. Burgess Drake with NIS
Crecus as hostess.
The Libby Terriers vii! venture !
into the Lions den on February D
This should be a good game anu
large crowd is expected.
Mrs. Robin Clark is in kaHspel
this week receiving medical lied''
ment.
Mrs. Oscar West spent several
days in Spokane last week one
attended the wedding OF her SISTER
Joy Fluharty.
Mrs. Burr AIverson was IN hal-
ispell last week where she attend
ed the State Officers Grange scnool
Mrs. Will West and daughter, Mrs.
Ton VanLeishout went to WHITE
fish on Thursday to bring pack
Billy VanLeishout who has been IN
the hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville johnson re-
turned last week from thompson
Falls where they have been visiting
their son and family, Mr.. ana mrs.
Earl johnson for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hansnan left
for their home in Tacoma after VISIT
ing in Eureka for the past two weeks
with their son and family, MT and
Mrs. Melvin Hansman.
Bum Knots returned last week
from a visit with his family IN Port
land.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Baily was taken to the WhitetlSh
hospital Friday.
A. R. Goodson has purchased the
Dave Crowley farm. His son-in-
law will arrive here sometime in
March to farm the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bally are
the proud parents of a baby boy
born in Havre, last week.
Rudy Peck left Thursday for Spo-
Zane where he plans to spend a
Few DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. Everette Byers and
Mrs. Agnes Badgley spent Monday
in Whitefish and Columbia Falls.
Frank Mason of the US Army
is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Cleo Tory.
A basketball game was played be-
tween the Eureka Town team and
the Kalispell Transits at the LCHS
gym Saturday night. Kalispell won
by a small margin.
Pete Spurzem of the Kalispell
Hi-way department was a business
visitor in Eureka Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bauska of
visited at the Gordon
Lyons home Sunday.
Newt Knutson has purchased the
Tom Price Jr. residence.
Mr.. and Mrs jess Bolen spent
in Kaispell.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-29

Wilfred johnson shipped in II
head of yearling cattle from Glas
gov last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oxender O.
Seeley Lake spent the fore par
Of the week at the home of Mrs
OFFENDERS rarents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon Lyons.
Mrs Alfred Eberth enjoyed 4
visit with her sister, Mrs. Lynr
Fraiszer one dav last week, be.
tween trains Mrs. Fraiszer was
en- route to Cheney where she will
visit a son.
Bob Green was a business visitor
in Libby Saturday.
Word has been received from
Mrs. Hendrickson stating that Mr.
Hendrickson is still seriously i'll al
the St. Patricks hospital in Mis-
Soula All of the children are there
except their son Ralph who is in
Alaska and unable to get down al
this time.
Mrs. Dewey Martin and daughter
of Stryker were Eureka visitors
Sunday. They attended the ser
vices at the Episcopal church.
Bishop Daniels of Helena con-
Quoted the Confirmation services
heio at the Episcopal Church at
Furek$ Sunday. Rev Masuda Of
ficiated at the Baptism. This was
a farewell service as Rev. Masuda
will be the Rector of the St. Lukes
Church at Billings, beginning Feb
ruary first. Arch Deacon Foote of
Helena will conduct services at the
Episcopal Church in this field once
a month.
Westly Jack of Anchorage, Alaska
spent last week visiting at the home
Of Susan Taggart
Mrs. Tom Smith of Troy spent
the weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Thomas.
Mrs Edward Lynn, Letta Char
les and a sister-in-laW of Mrs.
Lynn's of Newgate spent Sunday
IN Eureka. They attended the Ser
vices at the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Evey were
guests at the George RAINBOW home
Saturday night in hClor of Mrs.
Evey's birthday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Lyons were also guests and
the evening was spent playing
cards and visiting.
Mrs Morse Nyberg and Mrs.
Larry Riley spent Monday visiting
in ReXford.
The LCHS basketball team left
Thursday to play at Poison, Big
Fork and Whitefish. Results of the
Games will be published in the next
issue.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-29
Uncle Bill Passes

John William Baker Was born on
October 30, 1871, at Shell Rock,
Mimi, and passed away January
20, 1913 in Eureka at the age Of
76 years, months and % days.
When a boy at the age of seven
years he came West with his par
ents and a sister, Mrs j. J. Green
who proceeded him in death thir-
teen years ago. His father, Will
liam Baker homesteaded in Idaho
making their home there until 1902,
when he and his mother moved to
Montana where he has made his
home. He homesteaded in the To-
bacco valley and experienced all of
the trials underwent by the Pho
neers of those days. After his
mothers death twenty-five years
ago he spent most of his time rails
ing horses, as he was a great lover
of horses and spent large part
of his time riding He helped many
of the ranchers with their range
stock and was often called Cow
boy Bill" He also did quite a
little logging for the Eureka Lum-
Der Company in his younger days
His health has been falling for the
past few years. He will be greatly
missed by all who knew him. He
leaves to mourn his passing, eight
nieces and their families, two nep-
hews and their families and host
of friends.
Burial was from the Baptist
Church with Rev. LeWno officiating.