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PRESTON MILES. Exalted Ruler.
HARRY r. PRATT, Secretary.

lON MILES, EXAIJeQ HulcT.
HARRY r. PRATT, Secretary.
JACKSON, ADDIE L. On Monday. June
26; 1850, ,ADDIE L. JACKSON, OF 82s
KKsnn,edy Kra,S st NV, mother Ct Philip and
Arha1 snd so of ss1se.s sss he
g. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th
st. NV. on Wednesday, June 2S, at II
noon. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
'9MEs 5S G9hRE oBE oaEs op s0nsa d YP FIVE 81 e.
mother Of Resinaid Greenneld srsnd-
moneE OF 1 Mra Nsns1 H. moh
niece OF MRS Mamie Turner She also
Is survived by other relatives and friends.
Thursdsy mSS June De s s the sf'es Barnes Pm
sw. where funeral services will be held
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. 90
KEARNEY. IDA LILY. On Monday, June
Chase Svd at fna ef rfidsnfs Y KsssY 1ssG chf.y s.
: Helene Ahalt; Robert Harry Kearney, il.
and Raymond J. Kearney; sister Of Mrs.
She also is survived BY Ave grsndchiI-
aTsn; ,S Services ss sso the 3; H: Hines Co.
afsd he%s June 2scl At l4if St nm ins.r
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
LARRICK, ROSE. On Tuesday, June 27.
1850, at HOMEOPATHIC. Hospital. ROSE
ASsiSSa Ssloysa ia. mother Of Ms Msry
L. Conn; She also is survived by two
grandchildren: James L. dochenour and
fdsy BSta June &C. as a.
Funeral Home, Strasbure, Va. Interment
Mount Carmel Cemetery. Middletown, Va.
LAWRENCE, LILLE J.. On Monday, June
as sr 1s5G 4sS9 Rv.f Il the rd Tesdsne%f % e hs
RENEE. mother Of Mrs John Kosaveaeh,
Ralph W. Lawrence Of Tokyo, Japan, and
indianspoiis, IND. and O. s. IAN and Z, (, 3. :.
paws, both OF Indianapolis, IND. serv-
contribution may be made to the Heart
q. 1853. CARL J. LEHSHARp ldsfS.Si q 1857 1857
Crtttendsn st: ne. father Of John H;
Mrs. Anna 1; Parker; brother Of John L.,
Lou and William Lchnhard. Remains at
Chambers' Funeral Home, 517 11th st.
Services at Fort Myer Chapel at 1 pm.
1nterment Arlinston National Cemetery.
LowN, MILDRED NEIcE. On Sunday,
Eeseit.n' NIL "asf E''i ioWa SfRefe
oyeS SS9S Mynssts e3 dr Rethesda Nd BE-
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert a. PUN
phrey, Bethesda. Mo. Graveside services
5Tns }inns ss; e.mtts;S at sSo am' at Arlington Ma
LUCAS. LIBBIE LEE. On Tuesday, June
81, 1850, at Arlington Hospital. LIBBIE
LEE LUCAS of 1880 North Quincy St,
Arlington, Va, beloved wife Of the Rev.
Elmer Lucas and mother Of Charles W,
Philip E., Mildred F. and Elizabeth p.
Lucas Of Arlington, Va and Mrs. Forrest
Lee collings Of Elmira. N. Y. Remains
resting at the Ives Funeral Home, oS47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. where fu-
neral services will be held Friday. June
80, at 2 pm. 1nterment Columbia Gar
denS Cemetery. 90
at $50 Eye St. sw., husband Of Maud E.
Mahoney, father OF Walter s. Mahoney
and Mrs. Frances L. Taylor. brother of
honey; Mrs. Pearl Padsett, Mrs. Bessie
Ballinger and Mrs. Viola johnson. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, SIT
11th st. Sc, on Thursday, June 20, at s
am. Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. 28
MAuoNrv IaMEs r.r-.d.s ~ -,
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n hItA a. members Oh WdSU-
ington Council, No. 224,
Knights of Columbus, are ad-
n vised OF the death of Brother
= PATRICK A. SMYTH, and
y are asked to meet at 1929
10th st. NV, on Wednesday
evening. June 2S, 1850, at
eek, to recite the rosary for
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No. 80, I. B. P. o. z. OF W, IS
hereby notified of the funeral
of Brother JOHN HUTCHINSON,
Thursday, June 90, 1850, at ]
pm, from the Taylor Funeral
Home, 1929 11th st. NV. Ses-
sion Of sorrow June 20, at
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HIT Mrut urtant

JACKSON, MAGGIE. In loving memory
OF our grandmother and mother in law,
life three years ago today, June 2S, 1947.
Memory will always keep her near us.
LEROY. Sr.: VERMELLE, LA VERNE,
ROLAND, LEROY, Jr., AND DONALD.
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Attest: c. A. PFLEEGER, Secretary. 2s
HUTCHINSON. JOHN H.. On Tuesday. |
June ~. 1850, JOHN H. HUTCHINSON |
of AZ Quincy pl:-n.w., beloved husband |
of Matte Hutchinson. father OF Richard /
J. and Reginald T. Hutchinson, Elizabeth |
Berry and Bertha H.. Mosby. He also |
leaves to mourn their loss five grandchil- |
dren and other relatives and friends. |
After pm. Wednesday friends may call |
at the Taylor Funeral Home, 1925 11uh |
st; NV, where services will be held on |
Thursday, June %, at pm, Rev. J. w. |
Duckette officiatins. Interment Lincoln |
Memorial Cemetery. |
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sNEAD, HIRAM JUDsoN. ono,

AM JUDSON. Oficers and
members of Eouality.Walter
Reed Post, No. 2S4. Veterans
of Foreign Wars, are hereby
notified of the death Of
Comrade HIRAM JUDSON
SNEAD. v. r. w. ritual
services BY the National
! Weonesday, June 2S. 1850,
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BKUWN, ANNlE MAL. On NUHuay' 1UH'
20. 1850, ANNIE MAE BROWN OF BIT
Eye ST. sw., devoted sister of Morris anc
James Brown. niece Of Mrs. Sylvia S
Dunn, Mrs. Lottie Dickens, Mrs. Mar,
Coldneld, Norfieet. Winzor and Lueius
Brown. She also Is survived by other
relatives and friends. Remains may be
viewed at her late residence after pm.
Wednesday. June IS. Funeral Thursday,
June 90, at ] pm, from the New Hope
Baptist Church. 1917 5th ST. NV. Rev.
Charles H Hamilton officiating. Inter-
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrange
ments by Barnes & Matthews. 20
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HANNAH. In loving remem-
branee Of my dear mother. HANNAH
WILLIAMS. who died forty-one years ago,
June IS, 1909.
The Lord is my Shepherd.
her DAUGHTER, LOUISE. .
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Dfaths

CITIZEN. RICHARD DUNN. suddenly. on
stsnits5ium. RICHARD DUNN oiEsirES
81 and Edts i5he 3 oen h and '0e brother 81 W'f of
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. es0i
: pm. interment Fort Lincoln c.ms.
GOODRICH. AUBREY SANFORD. On
Hospital; AUBREY SANFORD GOOD
f.6er Of ueaana elord T. ns'ns Rns NAY SSea
DAVID and Martha Elizabeth Goodrich.
He also is survived BY two sisters. Miss
ks.foh services 1nc on
June 90, at 2:3o pm. at the Wheatley
Funeral Home, Alexandra, Va. Inter.
ment Colonial Gardens.
GRAYsoN, HAROLD. on tuesday. June
~, 1850: at his residence, 72s 3rd st.
Of mrs. Belle Brown. father Of sylvia
and Barbara Grayson. brother Of Mrs.
Eleanora johnson. RAYMOND and Lo-
.sn1a rem s.S GTayson James f. ClaIense' RaDa .,
Flora Green. He also is survived BY
other relatives and friends. Remains
Home. 614 4th st. s.w. Notice Of tu-
neral later.
GREEN. EsTELLE. Departed this life
June %. 1850, at Glenn Dale Sanitarium,
ESTELLE GREEN. She leaves to mourn
their loss two brothers, two sisters. three
aunts and host of other relatives and
friends Remains resting at the Edmon-
son Funeral Home. 2006 9th st. NV,
after & pm. June 2s. Funeral Tnursday,
June ~, at pm. from the above fu-
neral home, Rev. William s. Doughtery
ofhciating. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry.
HARRIS, EDWARD. Suddenly. on Sunday,
June 25, 1850, EDWARD HARRIS of 215
@ st. NV, beloved husband Of Wnhel-
nina Harris. brother of Harvey and Jake
Harris. son-in Law of Mrs. Alma Bryant.
Also surviving are other relatives and
friends. On Thursday friends may call
at the Carver Memorial Funeral Home,
29-31 Fl st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Friday, June 80, at 80
pm. Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. 2Ss
HUDDLESTUN, FRED M. On June 20,
1850, at The Plains, Va, father Of Cooley
A. and Marshall v. Huddlestun, Mrs.
Hazel D. Saunders and Mrs. Inez B.
Montgomery. Services at Chambers Fl-
neral Home, SIT 11th st. Sc, on Thurs
day, June 80, at 2:30 pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Wash
ington National Cemetery. %
HUDDLESTUN, FRED M. There will be q
m special communication of West
Gata M Qy
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BRYANT, BERNARD 1. On TUESDAY. June
81, 1850, at his residence. 1913 Gallatin
St NV, BERNARD L. BRYANT. father
of Mrs. W. H. Cole. Mrs. M F. Bartlett,
Mrs. G. T. Garnett and Herman Bryant;
brother of James Bryant and Mrs. Emma
Clark He also is survived by three
grandchildren. Services at the s.; H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2a01 4th
st. NV. on Thursday, June 90, at l
p.m. Interment Manassas, Va. %
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-08
The Velvet Touch Appears In Everything
KAY VAUGHN 4

New York cty--(CNS)-From what we can see the de-
se got together and every Fall gown dinner dress and
uah sophisticated elegant velvet touch" to enhance the
coming season and mated with diamonds the effect is most
peWcns Already the Hollywood stars have succumbed to its
HiH Dofouy lamour for while shopping in Beverly
m store chose deep garnet for voumnous coat to
Top aayhe dresses short dinner dresses silk suits
e paoned collar and under it she says she'll slip long
goIa ehaln holding diamond medallion gift from hubby
irene ahne another favorte is wearing navy velvet suit
WIN dey cut jacket treated to peaked double give
vest effect She has put three diamond birdsn-ght the
revers.
Dorothy Kristen the songbrd loves black velvet against
her silver blonde hair She it sary simple with short
sleeves and low wide necne draped by diamond necklace
Betty Hutton, can be expected velvet casual
manner She's got gold toned doman jacket topping full
brown skirt that has its velvet change purse dangling from
the belt And she's pinned daisy of yellow diamonds to it. She
too knows diamonds girls best friend
Joan Bennett preferred jumper Of electric blue with
pseudo coat effect down the front Her wey odd silver
basket filled with diamond fruit which she has pinned to
shoulder
But Lena Horne hear beat all the the vevet
touch While in Paris this she caught the designers
dreaming their vevey creations So she bought ucous deep
velvet sophisticated and sve to show off her diamonds
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-08

September comes and vacations
are overt Even though work be-
gins, there are happy compensa.
tlons. Now interests to pick up,
old friends to see again.
Where youngsters are concerned,
gatherings Of the clan take lots Of
forms. but the old standby IL a
birthday celebration So, for a
school.age birthday party. here's n
novel idea that will amuss and de
light even the youngest Of scholars
"A chocolate-frostod cake made In
the form of a slatel
Use rich Hungarian Frostlng as
the background Of the slate, with q
white border striped with more Of
the chocolate icing. Then instead
of candles TO give the age write It
on the frostlng In true slate form
6 - or course. II may be
5 "a 8, or whatever the child's
are happens to be- Place candles at
the corners 10 add the conventional
birthday touch And a PS. 10 busy
mothers - use - downy-textured
white cake mix for the cake itself,
simplifying preparation and allow.
ing more time for the truly original
decorations suggested here.
Bsek-to-sehool Birthday Cake
2 iG on. packages white cake mix
cups milk
Chocolate Frostlng
Ornamental Frosting
Turn contents Of packages into
mixing bowl. Add 1 cup OF the
milk. Blend, then beat minute
Add remaining milk. Blend, then
beat 2 minutes longer. (Beat cake
vigorously by hand or at a low
speed Of electric mixer. Scrape
down bowl aud spoon or heater
often.)
Turn batter into 13 . x 2.Inch
pan which has been lined on bot
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tom with paper Bake In moderate
oven t350'F.) 45 minutes, or until
done.
Cool cake In pan on cake rack
for 10 minutes. Then loosen from
sides with spatula. Turn out. re-
move paper. and turn right side up
on rack TO cool. Frost cake TO re-
semble a childs slate as illustrated
In the picture.
Prepare Chocolate Frostlng, re.
serve Y cup for decorating. Spread
remaining frostlng on top and sides
Of cake. Smooth top Of cake with
knife for lettering
Prepare Ornamental Frosting.
Mark n one-inch border around top
Of frosted cake. Write desired
greeting on the "slate' aud then
fil In the border with remaining
Ornamental Frostlng Use the re-
served Chocolate FrOsting 20 draw
diagonal lines on the white border
to resemble eord.bindlng around
the slate.
Hungarian Chocolate rrostlnr.
Melt AZ squares unsweotencd choc-
olate I'm top Of double boiler Re-
move from boiling water. Add ga
cups sifted confectioners' sugar and
4 tablespoons hot water, small
amount at n time, blending well
after each addition. Add whole
egg and egg yolk, blending well.
Add tablespoons butter, n table.
spoon at a time, beating thoroughly
after each addition.
Ornamental Frostlng. Add y
cup sifted confectionery sugar TO /
unbeaten egg white and beat thor.
ouehly Add z teaspoon vanilla
and "A teaspoon lCmon juice. blend.
Then add about u cup additional
siDed confectloners' sugar and beat
we'll.
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-08
BY BETTY BARCLAY

Your railing plane, singood Mercury which tends make
yom energies Sooner later though, always M
the scheme OF Ahing.
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AM&N Grid Squad
Begins Practice.
Release Schedule

Pine Bluff-The AMIN College
Lions. with 35 Freshmen and 10
varsity candidates, opened prsc-
tice here September /, which is lle
official starting date in the South
west Conference.
Two practice sessions daily ars
slated for the Lions as they nake
ready for the Wiley Wildcats irs
their opening game at Marshall,
September &c. The Lions meet
Coach Longs Texas Steers In Pine
Bluff, October 7.
Head Coach Lamar Buddy" Al
len will be absent during the ini~
tial workout. but Assistant Coach
es Roland Bernard. Mac" Robin
son, Burgess Lawson and Alvin
Brown will send their charges
through heavy drills as they
swing into fall practice, Most OF
the new men are in camp. ana
others are coming in daily Tho
Lions will have a strong represen-
tativo from Arkansas schools.
Assistant Coach Roland Bernard
attended the Southwest meet az
billiard University in New Orlcar5.
October 1920 The entire coach ~'-
staff and candidates made a y
TO Little Rock September 2 -
attend the professional iii botweca
the Philadelphia Eagles and De-
troit Lions.
The Lions will depend on Van
Johnson, three-year letter mars
to handle the quarterback job
However, nothing is definite as
johnson will have TO prove his ~
bility before the final nod is given
by the coaches.
Generally, attendance at the AM
&N College stadium will be ex-
bNNNNu w it"Nn on dil-Nltile Hiktts
The Lions will open on a New
Athletic Field and with a New
Stadium Modern lighting faciIi-
ties, box seats and other offerings
will please the fans this season
Most of the games will be played
under the lights for the first time
In AM&N College football history.
The season schedule: Sept. 80.
Wiley at Marshall; October 7.
Texas College at Pine Bluff '-.
Oct IA. Southern at Pine 2
tN; October q, Prairie Vie q
Prairie View; Oct %, Bishop g.
Pine Bluff Homecoming. Novem-~
Der 4, Samuel Huston at Austin.
November II. Langston al Pine
Bluff N); November 10. Lincoln
at Jefferson City; Nov. %, Philan-
der Smith at Pine Bluff. and Dec.
]. Texas state at Houston, Texas
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-08

were way past 80 ard some Of
them were still! going good at 40"
says Joe Louis In October Ebony
and If | win my title back frons
Charles, he'll be entitled to re-
turn match II he wants it, I'll keep
on fighting from IN re-
Louis continues in the story her
wrote explaining exactly why he
is fighting a. lin. I'm hot evers
thinking about losing Because
frankly think | can beat anyone
around in the heavyweight dfvi~
sion now. And il | can I'll be able
to satisfy one OF my biggest desires
to be the only heavyweight eve1
70 win his title oack"
The ex-champ says:
Its not going to be eaS1
fighting Ezzard. I've met him beA
fore and I know he's about tho
best heavyweight around. We
fought an exhibition once out IN
Fort Clark. Texas, during the war
and even though he was a whole
lot lighter than me then. he was
fast and could punch real hard. 4
knew then he'd 60 long way ~
fighter and that IL the time ever
came for us to put on real fight
he'd be trying hard to beat ma
And Joe adds: Not that I'm
thinking about losing. But II ne
beats Newell that's something
Z ..-t S.a...-
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Mrs. Mary E. Carter. 1927 Ken
sineton, Kansas City. Mo. is
mighty proud OF her beautiful
flower garden and she likes to
keep it in tip top shape. Her gar
den won't be looking rundown
any more because she now has the
pep and energy to get out and
work. She says this can be traced
to HADACOL. Her system was
deficient in Vitamins 81, b. Mia
Gin, and Iron.
Here is Mrs. Carriers state
ment. Before | started taking
HADACOL l had an awful hard
time with aches and pans of neu-
ritis in my arms and legs. Seems
like all the wind would have TO
do Is blow little an | would
catch cold. I had an awful hard
time sleeping--seems like all ]
did was sleep between pains
just cat maps all night long. took
many pills-nothing helped. Then
| heard one day how other folks
were being helped by HADACOL.
| have taken 3 bottles of HADA-
COL and the change Is amazing
no more aches and pains In my
arms and legs. And slcep-why !
sleep hours without waking up
feel worderful-just wonderful
thanks TO HADACOL"
Thousands Are Thankful
for the way II has helped their
systems which lacked Vitamins
81, B2, Iron. and Niacin. Yes, even
hundreds of doctors have recon-
mended HADACOL to their pa
tients.
And these important Vitamins
and Minerals In HADACOL come
TO you in special liquid form so
that they are more quickly abb
sorbed and assmilated In the
blood stream. ready 10 90 right
TO work at once HADACOL even
builds UP the red blood cells
twhen Iron Is needed) 70 carry
these precious elements 70 every
part Of your body - TO your kid
neys, lungs. heart, liver - even
TO the hair nails and eyes!
Relieves Cause Of Your Tronble
from Such Deficiencies
HADACOL now makes Is posi-
bic for you 20 relieve the active
cause of neuritis pains and n
general rundown nervous condi-
ton when due to deficiencies of
Vitamins 81 B2, Iron, an Mia
Gin So why be satisfied with
symptomatic relief when you can
now relieve the cause with HAD
ACOL Yes. relieve those de-
flclencies directly
So what are you waiting for?
Why continue to suffer? Why be
miserablc7
Know what II means TO get
that wonderful. wonderful HAD
ACOL feelingl Make up your
mind that you'll start this very
day and take HADACOL.
HADACOL costs only a small
amount daily and Is sold on a
strict money-back guarantee.
HADACOL must help you, or II
costs you nothing. Trial-size bot
tie, only si25. Large family or
hospital size, $3.50
1850, The Leblanc Corporation
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-08
Joe Louis To
Keep Fighting

Chicago, Ill--"There have been
fighters who diis't quit until they
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the expenditure of funds for
meeting of such emergencies;
BE 1T RESOLVED, by the
Board of County Commissioners
of Big Horn County, Montana,
that a public emergency exists,
which could not reasonably
have been forseen at the time
of making the regular budgets;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
that it is estimated that emer-
gency budgets must be adopted
for the estimated amount of
$4,000 for the Library fund of
said County, for the estimated
amount of 100000 for the Poor
fund of said County and $4,000
for the road maintenance fund
of said County.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
that notice of a Public hearing
be given and that a public
hearing be had on the adop-
ton of said budgets on May 26,
1850, at 1000 O'Clock A. M. of
said day."
NOTICE is further hereby gil
ven that a public hearing will
be held at the Commissioners
room of the Court House of
Big Horn County, Montana,
Hardin, Montana, on the 26th
day of May, 1850 at 1000
O'Clock, A. M. for the purpose
of adopting emergency budgets
for the purposes and require
ments set forth in the within
and foregoing resolutions.
Dated, this 3rd day of May,
1850.
Harry E. Cox, County clerk.
pub. May 18, 1850
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. second meeting meeting Of an t 5ou Rld Is
seniufin IL Helena June iii II. study
The nfl1 ees good and 4b baa,
al alflfadfing children in three ae
at6asnsMbelow six. six to -, and
g1oa y d The fourth group will
lev . organizations having g
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LEGAL
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that
the Board of County Commits
Sioners of Big Horn County,
Montana, by unanimous vote on
May 3, 1850, adopted the follow
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NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR
HEARING OF APPLICATION
FOR LETTERS
TESTAMENTARV

4LS f1lN1ILIN AMI
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICI-
AL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF BIG
HORN.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF WALTER HAM
MER, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That a petition for probate of
the Will of Walter Hammer. de-
ceased, and for the issuance of
Letters Testamentary to Ber-
neice Hammer, has been filed
in this Court, and that Thurs
day, the 18th day of June, A..
D. 1850, at the hour of Ten
10000 o'clock A M, or as soon
thereafter as Counsel may be
heard, at the Court Room of
this Court in the Courthouse,
in the City of Hardin, County of
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tributed to my recovery through
their donations of blood.
lens Kalberg.
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10 APPOINT COMMITTEES

state Public Instruction Supt;
Mary M. Condor has announced
she will name four committees
fo study Montana youth before
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Big Horn, State of Montana,
has been set for the hearing OF
said Petition, at which time
and place all persons interested
in said estate are notified to
appear and contest the same,
if they choose. Z
DATED at Hardin, Montana,
this 18th day of May, A. D.
1850.
r. p. ROSS, Clerk.
DAN w. MADDOX,
Rooms z, 8 and 9,
Trask & WestWood Bldg,
Hardin, Montana.
Attorney for Petitioner.
pub. May ID: rs, June u
NOTICE ,
Notice is hereby given that
there will be a meeting of the
Democratic Party in the Com
munity Room of the Court,
house on May 23rd at elght
o'clock P. M.
All committeeman and Com
mitteewomen, also all prospec-
tive candidates are especially
requested to be present. All ell
ective offices except the Clerk
of Court are up for election
this fall.
j. A. Putnam, Chairman.
(Pub. May II & 49,
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given by
Harold L. Lind that he will no
longer be responsible for any
obligations or debts incurred by
his wife, Doris Lind.
Signed:
Harold Lind.
pub. May II, 18)
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RESO

WHEREAS, a Public emer-
gency which could not reason
ably have been forSeen at the
time of making the regular
budgets has arisen and now ex-
lists; AND WHEREAS, it is nee
essary to adopt, pursuant to
law, emergency budgets in or
der to appropriate funds for
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do with, children's problems
CARD OF THANKS

CAfCU UF IEIHNhS
I wish to thank each nm
who helped me W tn ToSaae
Grass news both personally sgS
by mail when I was corresnona
dent.
Mrs. Jess Taught.
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60 lAs9et1r
- NsEfW Mau1E

ing resolution relating to the
adoption of emergency budgets,
to wit:
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IN APPRECIATION

IN APPRECIATION
I wish to thank the many
friends for the cards, flowers
and visits during my stay in
the hospital. Special thanks
goes to those who greatly con-
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THE HARDIN TRIBUNE-HERALD
LIsHED 1907 - OFFICIAL PAPER BIG HORN COUNTY

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RAY CRISWELL
Managing Editor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year - $3.50
Outside County, - $500
Six Months -- $1.50
Three months -- $1.00