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AZ K st. NV.
SMALL FARMS


2 acres and independence $50
down, Sl5 a month. Plenty Of room
for chickens. garden, fruits. COW.
etc: cleared land or woods or an
acre right on Bull Run--come early
and take your pick. Picnic here
or grow your vegetables or park
your trailer here till you are ready
to build-you can use your land
as soon as you pay the $50 down.
Country property with city conyen-
lenceS-convenient to everything,
including bus to downtown wash
ington.
$50 Down, SIS a Month
35 minutes drive out Lee blvd. or
Lee hwy to centreville. turn left at
tEafhc light on Route % toward
MANASSAS 4 miles to our big sign
on left. SMALL FARMS. Open every
day III ito o pm. Any railways bus
to Manassas passes US. Bring $40
deposit 10
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NEAR VIENNA VA

This SO acres Of Lovely rolling land,
with 2 large streams, has q 4-bed-
rm., 2-large-liv.-rm.. all modern
home. Scar garage. barn and tenant
house Oyeriooking valley and
meadows.
Freeman & Sherburne
Realtors, Vienna. Va. Vienna 80
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WATERFRONT FARM
JOHN C. WRIGHT, INC.
LIFETIME GIFT
FOR MOTHER


Make every day q Mothers Day.
CONT 2-bedroom cottage with ?
gIass-inclosed poreheS. Will provide
restful beach home for years 70
come. A bargain at only $3.50.
Any reasonable down payment. and
mediate possession OF this desirable
Long Beach cottage. Near new pm
vate yacht basin on oil-surfaced
street connected to central water
system.
bor-front lots will be shown; for
$500; regularly priced from $1,000
TO 81 1000. Special terms may be
arranged on this sale.
Drive miles south of Prince Fred
erick on the Solomons Island I'd to
St. Leonard Turn left and follow
sign % once facing Chesapeake
Bay. NJ. z. ROCKVILLE. INC.
Room 207. 1928 X St NV IS
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. near Coles
vile I'd. acres, very fertile
ground, has electricity and new
wei. o.s p 800. ALVIN EPLIso'
$50 DOWN. sI5 MO, high wooded
ylassi1Is, yEaSios v ". 1xNc5s An 55so5 cefsssd ceefSssd
Sunday -
BEAUTIFUL HoMEsITE for house OF
rambler on 31s acres Of nice clear
ground in sDringbrook on colesVine
I'd. Call Ia. 0342. Is
BY oWNER-13 wooded acres. near
Fails Church; /, 900 #. on Lee hwy.
Side Side I'd: sI5,560. GL. Ss5s. IS
70 BEAUTIFULLY WOODED, rolling
acres with stream, plus attractiVeiy
remodeled all-modern farm house of
rms: With oil h,-T,h and Ia @ paths,
ette a most attrac, buy at SlJ.2 ZOO
only IA mi. from cloyerleaf of 4-lane
Shirley super hwy. l6 nj. from
Wash; excel. terms. DORoTHY
NV. DE. 7115i ewes. Mr.. Thompson
10 ACRES-U. 8. 30l,. 10 miles to
600; less for cash. GE. 3453. --l2
NEARLY go ACRES on the outskirts
OF Alexandria and suitable for hign
density development: front on z
age Of over 1000 feet; the necss-
sary utilities are in the neighbor-
hood and a large housing project
Z under way on the ad5oining {,fp fEas1 s;I,
Columbia pike. Phone IA. 7447.
(Closed Sundays)
SILVER SPRING AREA. 21a acres on
Colesville rd., close IN. excel. buy
ioTaINInN in s9PdiyiSi3n sIE1G IREES2rg Per ssa ssIs
Georgia ave, 81. 3700. -6
a ACRES with small brooks pleas
antly situated between .AnnandaIe
and Falls Church, Wooded mostly
with oak and poplar and with an
abundance Of dogwood, laurel and
magoN a3llz PEIfs; aissr. 4lSe 4nnsnd.le ef8s Va.
Phone FA. 7447 weekdays. y
80 ACRES, IL miles from D. c..
acre. LEE CRANDALL, OIL. $3.50.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA. Partly
wooded hilltop corner homesite in
ess cl5saes down., On s55G5Ders5 BEE mS SERNoN SEsNeN
LYNCH d SONS, Lincolnia, Va.
AZ. 1905 CLOSED Sundaysl. =
BEAUTIFUL ACREAGE
Near olney, with view OF rolling
countryside unmatched in Mont
gomery Co. Ideal for the country
home you are planning to build now
or In the future. Reasonably priced
with budget terms. Open till 8 pm
Murdock Real Estate
Lo. 5-1IO5. 6'
$50 PER ACRE
Manassas. 24O acres; was at one
time a very good farm; now wooded.
AL or can sell IN 3 parts.
J. MCPHERSON
OK. 0321. Res, CHI. 243s. 5
ACREAGE WANTED
WILL TRADE Al Olds or Studebaker.
good honse trailer. and 80 Int.
dump truck, new motor; and some
cash for acreage on Wash. BALTIC.
blvd, within mi. st. Dennis. Md.
OV. 9S61. =
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1885 s4-ton panel; extra
heavy duty 4-speed transmission,
oversize break drums, I new, tires; a
ssEF1P e. sRs s Sat-, siS' :. s4s 0f1 Is. Be Sc seen
WILLYs ia41 walk-in vanette new
jeep ensine, $500. . ego ego N. Ohio
stste; s'ido miles; i owner: "' excel;
ANGLE 4 n MoToRs. Ss6i soio r I: ave.
DODGE SIs st,t,l Is44 l'aIson; platform ai body
70 s4a5. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
v1n0 400 r os !; aye; ne. DE. ss.4; -
ally clean inside and out; tip-top
SSdSLE sSi SooToRs. So Gsoi6 4. I. ave sss.
FORD 194o pickup, special inclosed
ssss sns teTms eGns''er rRafsa sfsk sssf MofoR eSsg
state modei ks-5 pries. hssh s4ss' 1ast
sIseSS sIpSs. ssss sssVr0let eHfS3 fs4s c4SgR tsR
ModFoh CO. INC 7As' 77s5 wis. AsSs ave-.
FokD Sh oiHSi isis m-ton panel Thames:
sells for 81 ,e45, viii take sS95'
4odAN 10 Ma GFOr0' $3.50 14th st. NV
sTEUDEB32KER late 1915 1-ton pie pick
up: excellent condition. original
tires; .sIs sso9 sac. ", Martin N Art, a., MOTOR
GMC is4s s-ton de luxe model
pickup, heater and air-eond. unit;
10000 miles. FA. als4. $
CHEVROLET TRUCK 1887 Ia-ton
R1Uns!si RUl s-5sssl sSGa condition; si7S' 8. Gan
FORD '46 hs-ton pickup; heater. ex-
cellent condition $500 CANNONS
ESQ SERVICE. MINI. and Bcnning
cHhdE;yRRoeLEr 1884 half-.on panel:
paint; push bumper. etc, KENNY
AZ oAkso Al. oVsS 2sn TRUCKS reduced,
II s sss s's ana Is
REG VAN 1s4s aH-ton; like new;
". s1a's Nv ''Eas 81 $3.50 Ap'ss Il 3D. S. 45s Es
CHEVROLET 1s4s h-ton panel; pvt.
new; $500. Io. 5-osss. -
cHEyRoLET ,Ils.l T., 1e4s @-son platform
F0pd ons .ss, 1ssl sdas S-t0n' c. o. e. chassis
GMc 194s h-ton panel. new. dis
GMC 194s la-ton pickup, new, dis
count price, Sl.495
LENox MOTOR CO. s4gs Kenil-
worth ave-. Bladensbure, Md, Wa.
FORD laa5 ls-ton pickup truck new
new. Guaranteed. sSs5.
Arlington Motor Co.
1917 No. Moore St. Arl.. Va, ow.
s7s7. l blk So Key Bridge. -
TRUCK VALUES
'4s chev. sedan delivery. 81 .0a5
AZ Dodge h-ton panel. $S95. AZ
Dodge lz-ton pickup, SS75. '4o
Dodge A-ton pke. delivery. 81. Jas
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET
1880 Conn. Ave NV. RE. 7s7s,--es
TRUCK BODY SPECIALS
12-ft. York Hoover van S3a5
we can also furnish chassis q
RENTAL Co. s3ie Ga. ave. NV,
TRUCK VALUES
AS Dodge 1s-ton C. and c. 80.
'4e International lh-son IL -
'45 Ford is-ton stake 695
As GMc. hydraulic dump. q
speed axle 1905
or. All eond. 600
AS GMC ACR 5a3 tractor Tas
GMC Truck and Coach Div.
80 n ST. NE ME- o5o5. 10
1914 CHEVROLET Ia ton; s795.
Is4s podge ih,ton; sI.595.
1sls Int, s-yd. dump. Sos.
1910 Chevrolet dump: S695.
1a4S Dodge 1-ton stake. 81 .3e5
l94S Chevrolet pickup; S1,l95
1871 1919 r'ss chsyrSlst sen Gn psnsl; mel sses.
4,sieeper CAB tractors; air brakes:
SO cshss trss. earsains. Va. and
We sas Sc snS ;s sauet ArEs rasss4rsn trucks and
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
$500 Lee hwy. Arlington. CH 1000.
1901 oronoeo st.. alexandria oV
Steuart's Guaranteed
Used Trucks Are DeSt
SERVING WASHINGTON SINCE 1915
!. STAKES
as Ford F-5 -----si .ses
'46 Sfu6ebaker itz-ton ---- esS
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ST. MARY'S BEACH

Now is the time TO look over those
3 to 10 acre farms nr. Patuxent
with terms Of SO monthly. AL
tracts have St. Mary's Beach privi-
leges. Representative at beach house
sales office Sat. and Sun. Direc-
tions: Out Pa. ave. Sc. right on
Branch ave. TO Waldorf. left at
Waldorf on Route 5. Is mi. to
Guys Corner, straight ahead to
st. Mary's Beach sign, thence left
to beach. For further information
call ~ G. HINES &, SON. OK. 1860;
ewes CI. 1A11 LIN lNG9
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MONEY TO LOAN

End AND 3rd TRUSTS on D. c
property: 24-hr. service. NATION
IF YOU NEED MONEY, we can hell
you. NATIONAL FINANCE Cos
1014 K NV. -
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Richter Trailer Sales
Berwyn, Md. Call TO 6o35.

TRAILER COACHES
See the new Schult. Travelo, Ameri-
can and Howard trailer coaches on
our display lot from am. to o
pm. daily and Sunday SO months
to pay.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 1921.
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WATERFRONT PROP WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

sleep Il; mod. conv.; season or only
mo. Bay Ridge or vic. VI. 4760
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DON'T MISS THIS

&25,o0 New ranch house. A acres.
Close In, near Colesville. All modern
stone. Firepl. in liv. rm. Master
bedrm.. 1st a.. Large equip. Kit.
door firepl. shade. flowers. shrubs,
fruit. View. s acres of wood. Large
stream. Also springs. Land in best
state of cultivation and all newly
fenced. $4,000 cash needed. JOHN
BURDOFT. Colesyille, Nd. Call Ash
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DESk SPA@E TUX kENt
DESK SPACE-Air-cond ONCE, sec
and switchboard service; excel. ioc.
ln25 Vermont ave. NV. SUITE zol.
DI. 314I u
NICELY FURN. OFFICE with teie-
phone service. 402 Dupont Circle
DESK SPACE, in centrally located
bldg. ideal for sales representative
or real estate broker. Apply 1925
Vermont ave. NV, Suite 3l3. DI.
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AUTO rsucKs-sAlf tcsrs. F,
Manhattan Arto 4 RADIO Co.
MANHATTAN
AUTO & RADIO co.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AaFtzsf 2Esa Aaz44a osassT Para sSe
service Eesh s46ss e3 t. ~ a. & u
uW Nnrth TS5~
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COLEsVILLE. MD.-Excellent farm,
Consisting of approx 80 acres. with
good house and many farm bldgs,.
located on State road with good
frontage, within 10. miles of D; c,
Shown by appt. only. Open til 8
pm. THOMPSON g. GRAY, Real
tors, 904 Ellsworth dr.. Sligo 610O.
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WESTERN MD, 2Ia miles from Tan
ney Town, Carroll Co.; 125 acres
or rolling, sandy, red land; old g.
room brick home, electricity, water
from drilled well with automatic
electric pressure system. dairy barn
for 35 head of cattle, hos pens.
chicken houses; stream through
property, good pasture, some timber,
hard-surfaced road to entrance.
Priced for quick sale. p. j. WALSHE,
INC III6 I've st nw MA 64GS
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ACREAGE WANTED

WILL TRADE Al oids or studebaker,
good honSe trailer, and 80 Int.
dump truck, new motor. and some
cash for acreage on Wash. BALTIC.
blvd, within l mi. st. Dennis Md.
OV, 9S6l. -
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TRUCK VALUES

44NSSxA SEAISIo
AS Dodge 1h-ton c. and c.
new motor $T93
'46 International 1H-ton IT,
II. stake qn0
AS Ford hls-ton stake 695
speed axle 1905
or. Al eond. 600
AS GMc AcR 523 tractor Ta5
GMC Truck and Coach Div.
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$50 PER ACRE
Manassas. 24O acres; was at one
time very good farm; now wooded.
All or can sell In 3 parts.
J. MCPHERSON
OK. O321. Res, CHI. 243s. 5
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CHE &bHS A-aEs sF1.s A3SANtas
seat covers excel. eond.; org
owner. S625: Colonial Village. CH-
CaFyRoIrT soos; oIi; sIs, Is47 r,eesmasssr % zoar.
sedan: bsautffui e-tone flnish. radio.
heater, other extras. Low mileage.
looks ike new special, sI.3e5. A
d s MOTOR sALES 451s lzfh st.
CHEVROLET ia47 4-dr. Fieetnsstsr
sedan. fs. 900 nj. ie ni q. xal. OF
gas, uses no oil: tires Rood Tor &c.
600 mi: motor and hody q psn,
cnud. ORIG. cwnef. Price. SI.459
or best offer. RE. 0ez5. Ext 20s.
cHEyRoIET 1880 4-dr.: sass cash
OF best Offer new motor last Sep
tsmhsr. Apps SOS esta si- Seat
CHEVROLET 1917 eonv. coupe 4
and b.. iow mileage. very clearss
Sls84k See Mr. HediEs RANDAL1
MOTORS. NC. sles-Piyncata
deAisfsl. 18th and II 50. n.ws *.
CHEVROLET 1877 club roape: per-
feet: si.22as SMILING SAN 1s-s9
wis. ave. NO dsfts4 twashanEtons .
fastest srewtn8 used car dsaiEri
is47 Yleesnasser a-ar.s
futone. excel eond: si.e95. SILL.
ING Sam. ls1a wis NO. fssB4
twashinstrn's fastest grcwtns assd
cTsryRoLET MI aa5IlEs' is4s ssyiemaster cub
coupe: radio. heater. seat ecFsrs,
white rims Y ono miles VI Aa0s
cash. TT. 400. Ext. ls-3lS4. from
Q am. 90 AS De.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, near Coles
vile I'd. 8 acres, very fertile
ground, has electricity and new
well. $4,000. ALVIN EPLIsG,
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other handicraft work which had
been prepared by the members of
the Yakima Club.
The meeting was opened by the
Takima president, Mrs. Leo Starr.
The senior club, lad by their presi-
dent, Mrs Budina, gave the club
collect The Takima Club sang
their club song and gave their
pledge. Members of both groups re-
sponded to roll call by standing.
Mrs. Huff IN her talk told how she
had become interested in textile
painting and the pleasure to be de-
rived from it as one progresses in
creative ability. She suggested how
one might get ideas for designs,
where to get the paints, kinds of
materials which are satisfactory,
and the durability of the work. At
ter her talk a question and discus
sion period followed which was
very interesting to all. An infor-
NAL period followed during which
the exhibits were viewed and lunch
was served.
Hostesses from the Troy Woman's
Club who served lunch were: Mrs.
Grover Smith, Mrs. George Strom,
Mrs. Ivan Hodges, Mrs. Hilmar
Hansen, and Mrs. Bert Thomas. Mrs.
Farris poured. The dainty center
piece arranged on a lace cloth was
created by Mrs. Huff
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Eastern Stars attend
Idaho CHAPTER

Nine people from Troy attended
the Moyie chapter of the o. E. S.
at Boomers Ferry Monday night. The
Idaho chapter was hostess to Stars
from Standpoint and Rathdrum, Ida,
and Creston, B. c., Canada, as we'll
as to the following who attended
from here: Mrs. Jack Brown, Mrs.
E. ]. Weidner, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Zimmerman, Mrs. E. F. Dixon, Mrs.
Irma Kessler, Mrs A. E. Watt, Mrs.
Thomas Smith, Mrs. Lee Kensler.
The group reports a very enjoyable
evening.
Recently six members of Kootenai
chapter SIS of the o. E. S. from Cres-
ton, B. c., were guests of Kootenai
chapter 88 at Troy.
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Mrs. Roger Kensler. A rummage
sale was held Saturday, Nov 5. Pie
and coffee were served during the
afternoon. The committee in charge,
headed by Mrs Virgil Koistenen,
reports that the proceeds were
gratifying. Mrs. Roy MIaness, presi-
dent of the W. S. c. s., states that
anyone interested in coats or shoes
left over from the sale may see or
have them by contracting her
A pot-luck fellowship dinner was
held in the church dining room Sun
day evening for members, their
families, and friends. Church ser
vices, conducted by the Rev. Mr..
Stearns followed the dinner.
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Install Traffic Lights

Last Friday two flasher traffic
lights were installed along U. S.
highway No 2 which serves as a
street through part of town and past
the schoolhouse. It is hoped that
these lights will help to slow down
traffic, resulting in a safer high
way for both drivers and pedes-
trians.
The installation Of these lights is
the result of concerted effort by
the Business and Professional Mems
Club who have worked on the prof.
ect for several months. Credit is
also due those who made cash dona-
tions and to Mr.. Kusner and Mr..
FriSbie who donated their labor
during installation.
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Went proof Of q better wGY 70
driver Come take fhe wheel of the
only cor with automatic drive fhoi cont
shift you into wrong gear =. the only
such cor with fhe positive control on
slippery roads. Went proof of
greater comfort? Come sit in the
only choir height scots in the luxury
field. Come see HE cor with wider scots
thoi's easier TO hondle and park.
Compare the exho heodroom, shoulder
room, lee-room, and sreoter vision.
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TROY NEWS


6GMNbA NCWS
TrOjans Play AlbertOn
The Trojan SiX-man football team
vii lplay Alberton, at Alberton, on
Armistice Day for the Western Mon
tana Division Championship. Coach
Joe Rife and the boys will leave
Thursday afternoon for Missoula
and will spend the night there, go
ing on to Alberton Friday morn
ing. Players who viii make the
trip are: Price, Larson, Laffoon,
Carr, Tubbs, Fuller, Sullivan, Pear
son, Fauley, Dempsey, and Peter
son.
Alberton won from Victor 30 to
in a game played Nov. 3 to win
Southwestern District honors and
the Trojans are expecting to meet
tough opposition in the champion
ship contest. The Trojan squad will
be. strengthened by the return of
Tom Dempsey, who has been out
of action since the Charlo game
due to leg injury.
Carnival Plans Completed
Preparations are being completed
this week for the annual school
carnival which will be held Satur-
day, Nov. H. The big evening will
start with a boxing card in the
gym, following which the conces~
Sions will be opened. There will
be dancing in the gym from ii to 2.
The big event of the evening will
be the browning of the 1949 car
nival queen in the auditorium at
midnight. While the crowd is as
sembling for this event, the school
band, directed by E. E. Walton, will
make its first appearance of the
year. Following the coronation
there will be a drawing for an cleo
trio oven and a clock. A large as
sortment of prizes have been selec-
ted for the various skill games and
concessions, and an interesting even
ing is assured for young and old.
Rhea Dolan, freshman candidate.
was leading in the carnival queen
voting Tuesday evening.
Teachers Organize
The members of the Troy teach
ing staff met Monday evening and
organized a local unit of the Mon
tana Education Association. Fran
els LaForge was elected chairman
and Gerald Moulton, secretary.
New Equipbent Added
The school has purchased a new
16mm protector machine, two new
sewing machines for the home eco
nomic department, and a new re-
frigerator to be used in the lunch
room.
Grange Hall Destroyed BY Fire
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Clubs Discuss Textile Painting

At a Joint meeting of the Takima
Club and the Troy Woman's Club
Wednesday evening, Nov. 2, an en-
Pertaining program was presented
by the Takima Club. Mrs. Thurs
ton Huff talked on textile painting
and gave demonstration of the art
as she spoke. There was display
of varied stenciles articles and
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-10

Moose hall with all officers present
and an attendance of thirty mem
bers and ten children.
The usual business was carried on
which included a lengthy discus
sion in regard to a new hall to re-
place the lost one.
more Troy on Page Five)
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Doctor Kinser Holds Omen House

DR.. and Mrs. W. {. Kinser held
an open house reception for the
residents of Troy Sunday afternoon
from 200 to 600. The doctor and
his family have only recently moved
to Troy and are living in the former
William Bissell home.
Those who came throughout the
afternoon both to meet and to greet
the doctor and his family, enjoyed
the dainty refreshments and the
warm hospitality of the Kinser's.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-10
Entertains Football Squad

Jon Tubs was host Wednesday
evening at turkey dinner provided
by Mrs. James Tubbs and Mrs.
Andersen assisted by Muriel Starr.
His guests were coach Rife, Bill
Lindsey, James Tubbs, ST., and
James TubbS, Jr.; also the follow
ing members of the Troy high school
football team: Rudy Larson, Jim
Price, John Sullivan, Tom Dempsey,
Howard Fauley, Bob Laffoon, Bobby
Fuller, Bob Peterson, Bill Carr.
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NOtes from MOuntain view Lodre

Notes from Mountain View Lodge
Saturday night the employees of
the Interstate Telephone Company
met for dinner party in honor of
Miss Margaret WEIGHS birthday.
Those present besides the guest of
honor were: Florence Pautz, Mr..
and Mrs, Byron Pitcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. McDevitt, Bethene Candee. Luz
ellie Tarbert, Alice Riddle. and
Joyce Newman.
Among other guests Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice D. Pace and
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Zimmerman from
Bonners Ferry, Ida
Another Sunday dinner party was
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Guild Meets

The Episcopal Guild met last Fri
day afternoon at the church. Plans
we're completed for purchasing a
new rug for the church aisle. Hos
lesses who served a delicious lunch
were, Mrs. A. NJ, Miss Marie, and
Mrs. Clark Hubbard.
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CIuh Studies Rug Making

The home Demonstration Club
met Wednesday, Nov. 2 at the home
of Mrs. Ella Cole with Bonnie
Sloan co-hostess. A delightful lunch
was served at noon with the meet
ing following. Mrs. Horace Hud-
son of Rexford gave a very interest
ing demonstration on How to Make
Rugs With a Rug Hook" County
Agent and Mrs. Robinson and their
two sons of Libby were present.
The next meeting will be held
Dec. z at the home of Mrs. Wesley
Cooley with Mrs. Leon DeBorde
assisting. The topic will be Fam
lily Life" and we hope to have a
speaker on the subject.-Reporter.
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composed of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Lewis of Warland, and Mr. and Mrs
R. T. Cloninger and family from the
Yak district.
Troy Cabinet Grange News
The Troy Cabinet Grange met in
full session Saturday night at the
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Methodist Ladies Are Active
For the ladies of the Methodist
church the past week has been a
busy one. The sewing group of the
w. S. c. S. met Thursday for a
pleasant afternoon at the home of
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the old Chase schoolhouse on Lake
creek about 81 miles from Troy.
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Grange Hall Destroyed BY Fire
The Cabinet Grange Hall was
completely destroyed by fire of an
undetermined origin last Friday
night. This building was originally
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-10
Curtains Hung in Library

The Troy branch of Lincoln
County Library acquired a new
look with the hanging of paper
Grapes Saturday. The curtains were
furnished by the Troy Woman's
Club.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01
Swanson Buys Ranch

L. w. Swanson recently purchased
the ranch just south of u. S. high
way No. 10 at the spot where a sign
denotes the ambush of Jim Bridger
in the early days of territorial Mon
tana. The ranch is east of Livingston
about IA miles. Swanson will run
straight purebred Aberdeen-Angus
cattle. He recently purchased the re-
serve champion heifer, a Carl Slim
son, Belgrade, coming 2-year-old, at
the Montana Winter Fair, to add TO
his breeding herd.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01

was raised from vice president to
the presidency, taking the place of
Archie Parkes, Vaughn, outgoing
president. Claude Windecker, Ennis,
a past member of the board of di-
rectors was elected vice president.
A. E. Boswell, Billings, was re-elect-
ed secretary : treasurer. Outgoing
members of the board include Vim
cent Pendleton, Wisdom, and Ellery
Owens, Phillipsburg. Howard Lewis,
Bozeman, and F. S. P. Foss, Glen
dive, were listed as holdover mem
berS of the board. Next annual regu-
lar meeting of the association will
be held in Bozeman during the 1850
Winter Fair.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01
Home Butchering Can
Be Made Safe
DON'T BUTCHER YOURSELF

Butchering time is fast approach
ing for farmers who want to re-
plenish the meat supply in their
lockers, jars and pantries-but at
the same time, more accidents are
predicted for the people partici-
pating in this project.
Nels Dahlquist, assistant Wyoming
livestock specialist, urges that the
following rules must be observed if
farmers and ranchers are to butcher
and not be butchered:
1. Put in good repair all hosting
equipment.
2. Keep all knives in a suitabls
rack when not in use.
3. Use a tamper to force meat into
the grinder.
4. Use extreme care with scalding
water.
5. Never use gasoline or kerosene
to quicken a smoldering fire.
6. Always cut or chop away frona
the body.
One of the greatest causes of ia
jury, too, is slippery footing, Dahl
quist said. Be sure to remove the
ice and sprinkle ashes on the ground
where the ~butchering is to be done.
For butchering done indoors, sand,
sawdust, or crushed rock salt will
improve the footing.