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5-Yeor-OId Minister,
Ordained in October,
Morries Couple
BY the Associated Press

LONG BEACH, Calf, Jan.
"a sailor and his bride are
honeymooning today after be-
ing married by a 5-year-old
minister.
The preacher, Marjoe Gort-
ner, who was ordained last Oc-
tober by the Old Time Faith
Church, performed the rites
yesterday. His father said he
has been preaching since he
was 3. He was assisted at the.
wedding by his 2-year-old
brother Pat.
Married were Raymond Mil
Ter, %, attached to the U. S. S.
st. Paul, and Alma Brown, Il,
Long Beach.
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MRS. Harry BigeIow Dies
Wife of Dayton Editor

DAYTON. Ohio, Jan. 3-MrS.
Mary S. Biglow, as, wife of Arthur S.
Bigelow, managing editor of the
Dayton Journal, died Saturday
night at her home.
Surviving are her husband: a son.
John Alden of Dayton; two
daughters, Mrs. Albert Wack of
Chicago and Miss Susanna Morton
of Stroudsburg. Pa. and two sisters.
Mrs. Leroy Dengler and Mrs.
Herbert Kistler of Stroudsburg.
Funeral and burial services will
be held in Stroudsburg Wednesday.
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A native of
New Castle, Ind,
he was living at
2 Worthington
D riv We. Vest
moreland Hills.
Md, and died
there at 10 pm.
Commissioner
Barnard was ap-
pointed by Pres
ident Roosevelt
in May, 1914, to
C o m p ! e t e the
unexpired term
of the late Jo-
seph B, East
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men, Qled Tnex-
pectedly yester-
day at his home,
1903 Newlands
street, CHI evy
Chase, Md.
His wife has
long been prom
inent in Mary
land politics and
as a leader in
the temperance
movement.
Mr.. Nicholson
retired form the
Revenue Bureau
in 1941 after "a
,s
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Darn nf Thauka

burden. EUGENE c. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks and appreciation
TO our many friends for their beautiful
Moral tributes, kilograms and cards of SYM
pathy at the passing of our beloved
brother. EUGENE c. burden. in New
York City December is, 194S.
MABEL WHITLEY AND FAMILY. 8
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Jesse ". Nicholson,
Retired Tax Appraiser,
Dies in Chevy Chase

Jesse w. Nicholson. 70, retired ap-
praiSer OF the Bureau of Internal
Revenue, who set values on estates
OF many of the country's famous
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George N. Barnard,
Member Of ice, Dies
I0f Heart Attack at 81

George M. Barnard. 81 member
of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for more than years, died
Unexpectedly of a heart attack last
NIGHT
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Dratha

uaTy + 1913 at Als2an ssia'' Aosp Sa
James L: March, husband of the late
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th St. and Mass.
ave. ne, where services will be held on
Tuesday January 4, at IL am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
McBAIN. MARY MARCIssIA JOHNSON.
enn su Md NARY IaR9ar MARcs ISL Johnson HssS
McBAIN. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Willie
J; Johnson: CIarksburg, Nd. Also SURVIVING
burg, Md: Ave sisters and one brother.
Mrs MarGsret Tasting Mrs. Mabel Crather,
Funeral Home, Gaithersbure. Md. Funeral
sse at
ment church cemetery.
MCCARTHY. MARY J. On Saturday.
Eys st. ne: MARY J. MccART Tfra ' 'nee
Sulliy aH beloved wife of the late James
P. and Richard b. Mccarthy. Funeral
from the above residence on Tuesday, jan
at Holy Name Church at q am. Inter
ment Mount oliyet Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
MeCAULEY, ANN F. On Saturday. jan
naTy b bet AIM Ssn s. VIA Wash Of
the late John A. McCauley and mother Of
George R. Ellis. Mrs. F. G. Shreve and Mrs
F. C; Groschen; also surviving are 10
grandchildren. Remains resting at her
late residence, 30l N. West St. Falls
Church. Va, until Tuesday. January 4. at
am: thence to st. James Church where
requiem mass will be offered at am
1nterment St. James Cemetery.
. NEVERSON, ALFRED J. Suddenly on
Thursday, December 80, 1a4S, ALFRED j.
NEVERSON of No. 3 Puma Court NV. He
leaves to mourn their loss wife. mother,
live sons and a aunt Funeral Tuesday
January 4 la4a, at l 80 pm. from Allen
& Lowe Funeral Home 1925 Eye st. NV
1nterment Payne Cemetery. Elder Russ,
officiating.
NEWCOMB, RALPH LEROY. On Sum
day. January 2. J949, at the
United States Naval HOSPITAL
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8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, ?90l l4th
ST. NV. Funeral TUESDAY, January A. al >
pm. Interment 3 pm, Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
F. G. STEIN, Adjutant. 3
WEI LULU MARTEL. On Friday,
December II. 194S. at Freedmen's Hos
ptal, LULU MARTEL WRIGHT, wife OF
James r. Wright, mother of James R., ir =;
Benjamin c., Mrs. Blanche Wright Mel
son. Church. Mrs. Marie Wright Smith;
Harry l.. Ralph N. Earl W. Ernest !. and
Wright Alonzo Nelson Smith Lulu Mae
and Ernest Wright Friends may call at
the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church,
1892 You st. NV after /, pm. Monday;
January 3, where funeral services will
be held on Tuesday January 4. at pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Memphis (TennD papers please copy.
YOUNG. EDNA ELLIS. On Sunday,
January >. 1919, at Columbus: Ga: in the
75th wear Of her life. EDNA ELLIS YOUNG.
wife. of Charles NJ: YOUNG. daughter of
the late James w Ellis and Naomi Dorman
Ellis She is survived bv her husband
and sister, Mrs. Es'elle f. Smith OF
Columbus Interment Tuesday, January A.
in Riverdale Cemetery, Columbus, Ga.
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bfatha

BAKER: EARLE. On Saturday: Janu-
fRE F 4s4s II PKkER of H 5aa s
St NV, beloved. husband Of Louise Baker
and devqted father Of Alfred and Naomi
other 9th relatives and friends. Remains Of
Mr Baker is resting nom in n the Tatt WI
Notice of funeral later. A.
BAXTER, JOHN MOSES. On Saturday,
January /, 1919. JOHN MOSES BAXTER
husband of Jamie Baxter. son of George
Baxter, brother OF George, r., and Robert
tower. Melissa Williams, Annie L. Peter
son, Tecaro Tillman and Irwelda T Baxter.
III as amd penGs Ndee Of
neral later. Arrangements by Malvan &
Schey
BENNETT, LEWIS On Sunday. Janu-
LEV = h' RE 5sSlffnSe beloved t hus
MS 5aaSt F M RSoG e sad fsvs Ben
I. Bennett, both q FREDERICK; Nd ssrv,
sa61 14th s. NV on Wednssday, JAW;
airy 5, at II am, Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery Frederick. Nd.
BENNETT, LEWIS w. special COM
munication OF Acasia Lodge No.
o. s.; =;
WILL e. WE, w. M
Attest: K. s. MILLER, Secretary. 4
~ SOiaeh E kul s.o Leass 10 .:imnI. q
p qes0a at R GanaS Funeral 'f Home 1901
lt;sss So far our s2ot iSndof LEWIS Ms W
~ bENNETr who passed away q his
" home on f EDGAk 2 W. PIfT i lst9
CHARLES G.. BARTON.
Recording Secretary.
BERNARD, GEORGE M; On SUNDAY;
January >, 1919, at his residence GEORGE
NJ BERNARD. of No, :, Worthington DR.;
IVES, Morelaqd Hills: Md beloved h HI mrs
James W. Forgie, Mrs. A. J; Sordoni Ir!;
Mrs. RAYMOND Steele, Mrs. william Hollo-
way, William O., and George M: Berna n,f
dren. Remains resting at the s H. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 290l l4th st. NV.
Eorice of funeral later.
BLACKMAN. ELLA ALBERTA. On Fri
ELLA ALBERTA BLAcKMAN Of ~ Yale
DR., Alexandria, Va. beloved wife OF Samuel
OF Alexandria, Va Mrs. Thomas R: Wood
rum of Jacksonville, Fla; Mrs. H; Norman
Bureh ir Of AeSandra Va ob and d VIVIAN
Of MIS-. Ella Boothe Of MONTGOMERY, Ala,
and sister, of Mrs; M. p Cree! and Mrs
6 0ean Pn 8a 'hS and leon
Hines Co Funeral Home. 29n1 I4th st.
NV. on TUESDAY. January 4. at J. pm.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
BOLD. AGNES COLE. The members of
the Blessed Virgin Fodality of 81. Angus,
prayers for the repose of the soul of Mrs
g. 1919. at 7:3n p.m., az the Mcclure
Funeral Home 1870 9th st. NV. REQUIEM
high mass at S.. Augustine's Church Tues
day, January 4, al 10 am
ERMA B. CORNISH. Perfect.
BOYD. AGNES NJ. Nee COLE. On
BOYD Cnee Cole of 1913 s st. NV,
daughter of Anna and the late Henry
Cole and beloved mother of Gloria BOYD;
also surviving are two sisters, six brothers
and many other relatives and frlends:
After 10 a IN, Monday. friends are invited
to call at the Mcclure Funeral Home.
1920 9th ST. NV. REQUIEM high mass Will
be offered at ST. AuguStlne's Catholic
Church Tuesday. January T. at 10 a m,
Interment Mount Oivet Cemetery
BOYER, CHARLES DARWIN On SUM-
day. January >. 1919. at his residence,
AL N Carin Spring I'd. Arlington, Va,
CHARLES DARWIN BOYER. beloved hus-
band of Aurie WEIGH Boyer and father of
Charles D Boyer. IT.. ard William BOYER
Remains resting at the I've Funeral Home.
cS41 Wilson blvd. Arlington, where funeral
services will be held Tuesday, January a.
at 1890 am Interment Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery.
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eA nrday; January l., 1919. at
N R HilRfSfa M of w III is' St t.
~ nv nv -, beloved $50 SON T, Of Agnes
wv brother of Miss Anna NJ. Har-
rington. Mrs. Eleanor Sweeney and Mrs
FGWey Funeral Iron the
$50 am High requiem mass at ST.
Aloysius Church at 9 am. Remains VIII
Then rest at the Timothy HanoH Funeral
January D. at $40 am. Unit Intermen t Su A.
lington National Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. =
TILLMAN: GEORGE. On Sunday. jan
of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Frazier's
Funeral Home,
HOLLOWAY, VIM. LEAyELLE. On
re United 81 states IN Naval f HqsP5ta
@ R ReShfsSs u BELOVED wed hu shIt Of
EA Susan 6. Holl1 9gn s sen OF RoPerf
nesday, January 8. 9 am. Grave Grave side
se5 30 am PoTtSm nS9m and Norfols Va,
papers please copy.
I n eenmuni @ ton of Joseph i.
On Milans Lodge. No. 80. F; A. A. M
IN Will be held in the Northeast Ma
~ nesday. January 5, l949 for the
v purpose Of S M5e nIaM the H t1nffsl
VI WAY " By order Of EUGENE 3: ABER,
HOLT. BESSIE. On Friday, Decemoer
81. 1913. BESSIE HOLT of 2446 SHOWS
f foTe Funeral Fun Fe Home a4ss Eye St. NV
Notice of funeral later.
HowsER, CARRIE LEE. On SATURDAY.
January ], 1919. at her home. ;32iS MOT
Sister SIS; r"S Of Mrs. Mary Regena Moore Re-
mains resting At her ate seSi fba Shrine o Of
the Most Blessed Sacrament. CHEVY Chase
Circle, where requiem mass VIII 2e o 6t;To1
On sunday January .. 1919, at his resi-,
b wss1 sySssa sSa
P fsfSer Oh of Ms MIS- Frederck H. studt Of
Chicago, ill.,. it. Comdr. Franklin Hynson
Hynson: p brother S Of Dr.. Lawrence NJ Hyn
son and N Thornton Hynson. Friends
may call at the. above residence. Services
will be held at the Church of the Epiphany,
1917 G ST. NV. on Wednesday, January 5,
at pm Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
JACKSON. ANDREW M. On Friday, De
cember n 1s4s at Proy ho,nvsd Hosp.a
Of Annie V. Jackson .,nes Tippetu and
father of James Kenneth jackson, brother
of William "A; Jackson MIS- ALBERT c hsey
and Lsnors Jackson a9ms a. III
on Tpesdsy or January ~ T f. sac
Catholic Church, 18th and v st. Sc, at
10 am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 5
JONES. GEORGE ALFRED. On satur,
day, January l, 1949. at his home, 95Q2
GGRes 1Td Jo oHsE beovsd
a Anna a0's N, Watkins and d MS. Fannie 6:
Kellum. Remains resting at the warner
ave. Silver Spring. where services will be
held on wednesday. January 3. at 2 pm.
interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
JONES. GEORGE A. Members of Ana
~ costa Council No. ! &, Jr. o. U:
! E&A A. M, and the. color guards of
G DiStrGt et Co assebe
| VEW neral Home, S4a4 Georgia ave.
~ Silver Spring, Md on Tuesday lay
the purpose OF conducting funeral services
of our late brother. GEORGE A. JONES.
II NJ HAYNES, Councillor
KITCHEN, CLAUDE C. On Friday De-
cember 81, Ia4s, CLAUDE c. KITcH1N
h ao2 nd Ea evesda
NJ. Kitchin, tnee ,ortonI: father of Mrs
Anna Lucille Austin and brother of the
late Augusta Kitchin Lcor. Friends may
eal5 at VIM. !; Nsley,s Fur Funeral al. Home
January l.. 1919. at 2 pm Rels tives
and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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m ond Powell u and Mrs, N Msrs n.rs
Southeast si Fansra Home saneef 81 hs sP se
Interment Arlington National Cemetery;
SHIELDS. PETER D. Suddenly, on Sun
lax an ~ 9t Firth e h Is sHEp
call at his late residence until Thursday,
s. At At Rsqusm mass at St
and friends invited, Interment, Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Mattingly funeral service.
3. 1919, TRINA M SMITH, beloved wife
Harvey kins uoT Funeral Is IRON .d The W "
NV, on "Wednesday. January &, at pm
Relatives and friends invited, Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
SKINNER. BERTBAP. On Sunday. jan
vary :, 1879 R f. hss es sRfNNHp 1s
loved wife Of the late Robert R. skinner,
mother Of Miss Marjorie skinner of Wash
NJ aadd Do H.shfs N J and n Mrs. II
Hinman of Tucson. Ariz Remains resting
at the s. II Hines CO. Funeral Home, 290i
Brodhead wis.
STERLING, EMMA e tnee KINsEY). On
ca aasH RMMA sERG Ifs e eu kS
sEY Of s433 Guiliord ter, Baltimore,
and mother of Grace K. Sterling r. <.
Nelson Sterling and Mrs Harold S. Hill.
Friends may call at the Mitchell home;
1900 Eutaw pl Baltimore. Md, after 3
p m. today. Services on Monday at l p m.
'nterment in Loudon Park Cemetery.
STEWART. JULIA. On Sunday, Jan
uary ., I94s, JULIA STEWART of 1904
S. She is SURVIVED ryEsa by y,t relatives
Murray a. Son, 1887 10th st. NV. Fu
neral notice later.
TAYLOR. GRACE. On Saturday jan
loved wife of the late Charles c. Taylor
and mother of Mrs. Katie Thorne, Mrs.
Maude Thorne, Mrs. Ethel Simonton. Mrs,
ss see, and Geor Simmons &c Ti Bros
Funeral Home, aoo7 Nichols ave. Sc,
Tuesday. January 4, at 80 pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Providence M. E. Cemetery, Friendly, Md
TAYMAN. BESSIE REBECCA.. On Sat-
G Gr6eH Md BESSIE e NJ MIN
beloved wife Of Harry packard Tsym nan
John M Tayman. Also survived by three
grandchildren. Friends may call at her
late home until Tuesday; January 4 at
Ma ST. on anaag
4. at 2:30 pm. Interment church ceme-
terry.
TOLSON, EDWARD r. After lingering
illness. EDWARD r. TOLSON. beloved hus-
band OF the late Mary E. Tolson and father
Of Mrs. Ida T. Holmes and Mrs. Berneice
on wednesday. January 5. 1a4s, at . pm.
Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery, i
more. Md.
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SEIS, PEARL A. on SATURDAY., January
. |. 1919, at Mount Alto Hospital.
Il: :: 1;
SerNiceS ChanherS,
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NEwCoMB, RALPH LEROY. On Sur

day, january :. 1919, at the
| n;
bers Funeral Home, 400 Chaplin
ST NV Services and interment Milford
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States Treasury Post 2400.
v. F. W, are notified OF the
death of Comrade JAMES G.
WOLF on Saturday. January
], I9da. whose residence is
3331 Hiatt pl. NV. V. F. w
Honor Guard service will be
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HARRINGTON. WILLIAM J. On Sat-

urday. January i, 1870. at
United States Naval Hospital,
Bethesda: Md, WILLIAM j.
HARRINGTON of Gil LIST st.
NV, beloved son of Agnes
and the late John Harrington
brother of Miss Anna NJ. Har-
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on SUNDAY. January >. 1919. GEORGE
EDWARD HALL. He leaves two brothers,
LYNN HALL OF The Plains, Va. and Ches-
ter Hall of Marshall Va; Jour sisters,
Mary j. WASHINGTON. Alexandria. Va ;
Bur- watkins OF Falls Church, Va: Minnie
Bolden of The Plains. Va. and Sadie
Briscoe of Massa chusetts and host of
relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday.
January ), 1919 at | pm. from First
Baptist Church, The Plains. Va. 4.
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HyssoN. RICHARD wAsHBURN, SIR.

On sunday January 9. 1919, at his resi-,
dence, :s4t5 :sath p' nwi ,s,a RICHARD ARE
band of Marguerite Weller Hynson, and
father of Mrs. Frederick H. studt OF
Chicago, ILL.,. 1t. Comdr. Franklin Hynson
Hynson;. brother of DR.. Lawrence M: Hyn-
son and N. Thornton Hynson. Friends IDS
viii he held at the Church of the Epiphany,
1917 G ST. NV. on Wednesday. January 5,
at pm Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
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BENNETT, LEWIS w. All members OF
- Golden Rule Lodee. No. p, !. o.
~ Q. F.. are requested to assemble. on
A Tuesday, January T. 1919, at $50
I'm pm, at Hines Funeral Home, 29ol
HU14th ST. NV, to conduct the last
|rltes for, our brother, LEWIS "
N home on Sunday, January >, 1919.
~ EDGAR w. PITTMAN.
Attest: Noble Grand.
CHARLES G. BARTON,
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Saturday. January l. 1919. at
ID 4; !; s H.:
mains resting at Chambers Fu-
neral Home 3012 M st. NV, until We'd
nesoay, January >. q am. Graveside
services at Arlineton National Cemetery,
a30 am. Portsmouth and Norfolk. Va,
paperS please COPY.
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NORRIS. ROBERT LEROY. suddenly.

on Thursday, December 80, la4s, ROBERT
LEROY NORRIS of II Decatur St. Ken
sington, Md, beloved of Daisy H. and
William L. Norris. Remains resting at
of VIM. Reuben Humphrey. Bethesda, Md,
where funeral services will be held We'd
neSday. January .. la49. at 1890 am.
Intermtn Mt Arlington National Cemetery. 4
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BOYER, CHARLES DARWIN. On Sun
day. January >. 1919. at his residence,
CHARLES DARWIN BOYER, beloved hus--
band of Aurie WEIGH Boyer and father OF
Remains resting AT the I've Funeral Home:
2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, where funeral
services will be held Tuesday, January 4,
at 1870 am Interment Columbia Gar
derS Cemetery
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HUNGRY HORSE NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 49, 1919 =

before me, William O. Sarette, no.
tary public for the state of Mon
tana, personally appeared Robert
E. Lincoln and Paul F. VOORHEES,,
known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the
within instrument, and acknow-
lodged to me that they executed
tn seame.
Isl WILLIAM o. SARETTE
Notary public for the State Of
Montana. Residing at Martin City,
Montana. My commission expires
June, 1851.
(NOTARIAL SEAL) ~
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Stote Craft, Art
Meet Starts oduy

Montana writer's, dramatists, So
cial scientists and historians as
well as fine artists and craftsmen
will meet in Great Falls today,
Saturday and Sunday for the first
annual festival of the Montana
Institute of Arts.
Exhibits will include Montana
sculpture and painting, handicraft
and weaving.
There will be formidable dis
cussions conducted in the various
specialties. Joseph Kinsey Ho-
ward, author of Montana High,
Wide and Handsome" will lead
the session on the non-fiction
articles and books; Mildred Wal
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only owners of said business; that
we are conducting said business
as co-partnership; that our full
and true names, together with our
places of residence, are as follows:
Robert E. Lincoln, Kalispell,
Montana.
Paul F. Voorhees,, Martin City,
Montana.
ROBERT E. LINCOLN
PAUL F. VOORHEES,
STATE OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF FLATHEAD IS.
On this 29th day Of April, 1949,
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ker Schemm, who has had seven
books published, will talk on the
novel, and Norman Fox on the
short story. Fox has written is
western novels and has had about
$50 western stories in print.
Social scientists and historians
will hear of the restoration of Vir-
ginia City; they'll visit Charlie
Bovey's "Old Town." and hold
thier meetings in the Charlie Rus
sell memorial building.
State premiere of Montana
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men who see that you get ample low cost cleo
trio service. They have to know the hOur-by-
hour needs of every neighbOrhOod and that's
where they draw on intimate knowledge Of the
community that the power company has gained
over many years. 1t is the skill and experience
of electric company people like Jimmys dad
and the common sense business methods they
use-that have provided for Americans the most
and the best electric service in the world
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II bad storm breaks, Jimmy's father de-
tours your electricity, damage won't black
out your community. Whenever you and your
neighbors and factories in your town are using
more lights and appliances, he directs more
current over the wires. When the town sleeps,
he orders less. As load dispatcher, he holds
one of the most important Jobs In your electric
company.
Your mex door neighbors are these helpful
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By Bud Fisher
By Gene Byrnes
By Arthur Pointer
By Len Kleis

playwright Bob Finch's 1.-THE Gun
man" will be presented Saturday.
Finch has authored a number of
one act plays and two books. His
home is in Beaverhead county.
Craftsmen and artists will also
have their discussion roundtables.
Miss Martha Bolles of Bozeman
and Mrs. Douglas Tidban of Basin
will conduct the session on weav-
ing.
The show is open to amateurs
and professionals.
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CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUS

CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUS
MESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS
NAME
We, Robert E. Lincoln and Paul
F. Voorhees,, certify that we own
that certain business engaged in
accounting and auditing under the
name of LINCOLN AND VOOR-
HE'S; that the said business is so
transacted by us in Martin City,
Montana and Kalispell, Montana;
that the principal place of bus
mess of the said business is Mar
tin City, Montana; that we are the
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|rkers Return
bme Valley
n AND JEFF
r. AR FELLERs
drs, Phil Stevens

Mrs. Phil Stevens
birds return north for
Ter, so do the native
kers who have gone out
Finter. Your correspon-
med on Sunday from a
ent in California, ac-
uttons and Bows, to find
Tuchuck road still had
Of snow in some places.
btly she had to leave her
I Polebridge and walk
Two miles.
Mrs. Walter Block of
X returned Monday, af-
ing the winter in New
d Wisconsin. They had
onday evening at the
comb ranch.
Mrs. Ben Rover of Pole
lnt Monday in Kalispell.
is still under a doctors
butane range is being
i Kintla ranch at Trail
ek returned from Butte
spent the winter.
Mrs. Ralph Day have
m Bolton to Trail creek
fmmer.
Mcfarland of the Quar-
NC ranch was in Kalis-
fay.
shanans and Paul Ber-
ed the rangers confer
|slton.
MRS. Dan Block of Trail
aned to their home after
ne winter in Milwaukee,
a new Ford, congrat-
aoge Cooper of Moose
n saolng a few days in
This week.
mrs. Phil Stevens of
FIX had dinner at the |
aS0n ranch on Tuesday. |
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