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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-30

by the Hoover Commission. The
possible savings estimated by the
Committee was S245 million annual
ly, or about half of the annual
deficit of the Department.
The recommendations of the
Commission are interesting:
Cd. Decentralization into IS au-
tonomous districts. CAT present
$4,000 post offices report direct to
separate divisions in the Post Office
Department in Washington. This
would be the same general method
of administration found both work
able and efficient by such business
firms as Sears-Roebuck, Montgom-
cry Ward. Ford, etc -. "a. An in
crease in first, second and third
class mail rates to make up the
deficit >. . 80. The much discussed
separation OF subsidies from rates
which are now concealed in the air
mail contracts. This last would not
bring about any reduction but
would bring the $50 to 60 million
subsidy involved out into the open
where it would seem to belong
a.. The main issue suggested by
the Commission is that the Post
master General could not serve as
such while holding Office under any
political party or committee. This
would bring the Post Office Depart
ment into the non-political field.
Appointment to all classes of offices
by the Postmaster General would
be governed by Civil Service laws.
Special services such as registry,
COD, special delivery. money Or
ders. etc, etc. to be charged for at
levels making the services self-sup-
porting.
At the moment there is no indi-
cation that any Of the bills before
the Committee will be brought out.
This seems an unfortunate attitude
on the part of the Majority Leader
ship when savings of every kind are
imperative if We are to carry the
heavy burden of the responsible
ties Of our leadership among the
United Nations.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-30
CLEVELAND
AcENDA CLUB

Hats off to Helen Fernengel
and her committee. Ann Fernen-
gel. Bill Gerling. Mike Henneges,
John Schneider, Kay Savage,
Anna Schuster and Pete Weiss
for TIE wonderful evening of en-
tertainment last Sunday night.
Many thanks to Pete and Lo-
retta for their hospitality and the
use OF their home and yard for the
wiener roast and meeting.
This session ended with usual
song-fest Of both English and
German songs and many clever
"didittees.' Helen and Ann Fern
engel have lot of talent to con-
tribute to the Sunday Church
choir. How about it girls?
Guests for the evening were :
Ann and George Schmidt, and Al
Buehncr and Carol Reidel. \ good
time was had by all. Did anyone
hear about "Natascka - What a
gall
kav and Jim Warren just re-
turned from Michigan and Pete
and Loretta Weiss are going to
Columbus. Maybe after Labor
Day all noses will be accounted
Tor.
All members who are interested
in tho Agenda Clam Bake for
Sept. 9th, please call Esther Hen
neges.
See YOU in Church..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-30
COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
BY ROSE & HILDA

lust a reminder that Senior
Lodge meeting was postponed
from September 2nd to September
9th because Of the Labor Dav
weekend so lets all be there to
support our Senior Lodge on the
9th. An Entertainment Committee
was established and we are really
getting some lie into the fun
after the meeting. Las, month we
had impromptu solos on the piano.
accordion and violin. 50 don't be
baShiul - come on out and get
int" the act. If YOU can't play all
instrument, YOU can always help
out on the singing and dancing.
Don't forget Juniors. the Corn
and Hot Dog Roast is set for Sep
tcmber Sth at Goebbels. II anv
TX Juniors or guests are in
terested III the outing. contact any
officer to make arrangements and
join i'll the fun
There will be about 10 people
IN our Football Party on Septem-
Der 10Th and lots more for our
dance that night. We will be look
ing forward to seeing our Junior
Saxon friends from Canton and
Cleveland again we absolutely
promise the dance will take place
at the Saxon Hall
Congratulations to Lois and
John Goebbel on the birth of
another daughter. Nickv Lynn.
That should make an even dozen
in our Junior Saxon brigade about
now.
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I'M 3 llbr nohn,ittoNs itottfiloet.
is lpiirpe inns iebr frelIcn, 10 riele
Sdlueitcrm nic nllolid) in olclcr
&crianlmllmo bcNriibcn III fonren.
Gs pcroen inns in hicicr Ncrion,n,s
luna ipl0enoe Sdlpeitern nit &utfee
llnn &lU)en erfriiden:
Gcaina Selmon, Gliiohcth !fies'
mer Sclmon, Mothilbo Gpans Sel'
man, Sornthco Sd,ullcr, &oth. Sols
ser. Gliiobctb Schunn. rolbcll
Sd,lnun. Hpiina Sd,llltcr, N(orid
Sd,l1itcr, &atb Sd,lritcr, A,ilOd
Sd,etinp. 0eIen Shenf, Guiana Ho'
berts Sd,ntid,.
&otb .l;iinosorotf. Sefr.
80, 9.
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2lms 11e,t, pere City

Gine Mohmno eracht al ollc
MitaIicbcr ocs ;}lpciNcs a.. oo; I'M.
lere nGd)lte &erion,mllno Die nrci=
plertcliGhrlidc &crionlmIlmu lit.
NeOcr iplllc perllo)cn. unlpcienb ,ll
iein, Inn lid, i'm ciNcnen >Interciic
int ;}cntralpcrbonb ionic I'M 4ron,
fcnpcrcin Outltcheno Ill mahcn. slui
Der Mrunfcnliiic lit Sttn ioutn,onn.
IN Der lestcn &eriommllmo bot
ten mir eincn 3oit, Mr. &icld), Der
filr;lid, aus Der alien Aoeimut fnnl
lrnn icbr Sntereiiunics pm bort
cr;1blle.
Guth. Spntid). Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-30
Auf der FIvcht vor
Tsehechen ersehossen

Soi. gopern. - lie weitoeitld,e
Vnli,ei nleloete, belnl Terildl. Die
tisbed,ilhe Srenie iu ilberld)reltet.
iei fiirslid) elmer BON brel Slolpafclt.
Sic ibren fpmnllliitiid}cn Salo ellt'
ileben mclten ollrd) tldehldNe
6renjpclten erit)oiicn morOen. Ser
;pete Iliihtllng erreihte ilber Die
Deutite @ren5e, inOem er cine Hln.
oerbcrne als Setllug Dor Oen Shil''
ien benuvte Ten Gerbleib bes orlt'
ten Mannes fonnte Ole Oelltibe NO.
li5ei nid)t leilitcllen.
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2lms Henteitea>, Pa.
3weia 6
2m,eia 6

Gs hiene alien Nriipern ;ur 9tod,s
rit)t, haH in Der lesten Neriomn,s
ll'no helfloIicn murbc. onltott cin
Eifnid irocnolun brallBcn, iollen
mir ein Gicner INN Gum Huolt IN
Der &creinaholle ubholten NM ;lpor
on .. September. Sllle MiitNIieber
irllcu ompeieno icin. lm iih on
Dieicr llnterhdltlln0 III hctclliacn.
llnicrc lcetc &crlon1mlllno om II, :,
sllolit mar iicmlid, out hcilld,t INN
olle @eid)oite lplrpcn in SrOnltn0
crlcolOt.
Sic Seonllcn hcs &ereins hci.
icn, nof nortnem Die ,Serien Dor
ilbcr limo, micbcr n,chr grilber 'ld,
nm Dos S&ohler0ebeu hes &crcins
fiunmern merDcll.
Shpmos :. Gllit, Setr.
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH s

We are planning corn roast.
Nieners included for Sunday
September ,, 1881 at the Saxon
Club.
SO don't forget to come out for
the fun: it's Tree to all Old and
\ oung. So come and help Us
celebrate. .At this time Branch E
will hold Burning OF Mortgage
ceremony.
10 all members from Branch
3. Our regular monthly meeting
will be held on Sept. 8, 1881 at
! 80 y. m.
it would be pleasure to see the
meeting well attended.
Thomas J. Gulst, Seer.
n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-30

III 8antbirs lulo SonacnberI bel
@uppertal erridltet Wcroen 'olleu.
Ter Sumbllraer 1 @ilopatt Gen.
Ser 'oH Oann nob &annoper ucrIest
mcrocn, ludhreuo elm gleisJ itarfcr
Scnocr III aoln geplant lei. 9lllbcr.
Nenl 'eien 'iir Ve!eIclb lmA 'iir alcl
ooer shrrs lold)e Senoer porgc.
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2(mS Meitaee, pa.
3weia 81

Is nienc alien Schlpeitcrn ;lIr
oeialliaeu 9tad)ritht. Dnh bic 8cnes
ralncrlommluno ant Spnntaa, Den
8. Septemher um S llhr obenos ohz
geholten ipirD.
MQe Shlpeitern iinb aeheten III
eriheinen unb iid, qutiteheno s,t MO-
rf)en int Gerein lno audi i'm 3entro=
perbonD.
sllle Shlpeitern. bic ibre 90
9lufluae nrcb niht beiahlt boben,
nlUhten, bite IN bieier &erianmlllno
cs tim.
Slli1ma Homiiber, Scfr.
%, 80.
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Hovsstond des ver.tor-
benen Kronprinzen
wird avfseIoest

Scd,ungen. - Ser Sausltano bes
Gronprlnsen Wilhelm
bon Vre,lBen miro auiselolt. Ginet
5cil ber Ginrihtunasse9enitanoe er'
hiclten nod ieinem lcsten 8illen Sle
Mngeltelltcn ieines Sauies uno Die
Iiencr. Sein perionlIhes Giaentllm
miro in oic alte 3niierbilra alli Dem
6pbeniollcrn aeld)niit.
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2meia 20

@crte griioer! Ter 2,ueio 90
moht olle alltmerfiom, noH mir Die
reaeImdbiae &eriomn,Ilna pum ,.
Septcmber ollf ben 8. Septcnlber
(ScnntoQ) II llbr n,oraens, pcrs
idoben hoben. ipeNen Dem 9lrbeiters
tag. gitte ale WtitalicDer piinftlid,
Slt erichcinen, "a mir ipic)tioc Sc
iddfte ,u erleoi0en hubem.
Sobn &eber, Sr., Sefr.
80, 8.
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&ird,en ,vranenuerein Der 6pnterns
(Semciubc

Sic DiitoIieper nes 7eutihen
,Srolcnpereins ,perDen hermit in
&cnntnis oeicst, naf bic rcoellnGHi=
oe Mpnatsperiummillna unl Mitt=
,ppd. ben 5. September llm 9 Hin
nu.rn,itioos I'M Soollic bon ShNpeiter
Pima eSenrich obNcholten luirn. Sic
Milolicncr Iinb erild)t, iicb iuhlreih
III hcteilioen. IN nos apmitcc tiir
&oftee lmn &llhel, ierpicrcn iinp bic
folNcnnen Sd,lreitcrn crnonnt: Sln=
ra Gcnrid, llnh Slnno Sd,ieh.
.Mario Il. 9'inber. Sd)riiti.
80
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i3rueia t6

llnierc rcocImdbioc &criommllma
iinDd am Spnnto0, hcn .. Scptcnlz
ber lnn , llhr nodlmitto0s Itott.
"a iehr luichtinc 6cidGitc I'll CT
leniNen linn. merOen Die SWitOlicner
crillri)t. inhlreich III critcilen. Gr.
frilhln0en nud) Der Ecrionmllm0.
Soro Il. Srcnoi. Sefr.
30, &.
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CLUB SECRETARIES

Notices arriving Wednes-
day morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
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2lms eric, "a.
C-E-EMPLOYEE

wife and new baby, desperately
need 4 or rooms. unfurnished
house or apartment. up to ShS.
in Erie, Pa. Write to Martin F.
Bretz, 2l2 (, Lake Rd,. Erie. Pa.
\ NO j
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2l,.s Gll,peeS City, pa.
WOELZER PIcKNICK

t'nsere dies jaehrige Zusam-
wird am 2. September bel
John Bellman in Canton. O.,
abgehalten. ALE Landsleute
und Freunde sind eingeladen.
Bringt gutgefuellte koerbe
und guten Humor nit. Fuer
Erfrischung sorgt das ko-
mitee.
Fred kraus.
d 70
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;Srauen Gcrein Der Gunno. 2nth.
6pntcrns 8cmctnoc

G. biene ollcn Shrcltcrn 'llr
nah Die ndthlte Ncrs
iomn,lllna pom 9. Scpten,hcr ollt
ocn 1G. Scptcmhcr, pcrichpbcll lpnr'
Den lit >pcocn ncs Tlnpcs SonNcr=
fcltes. 2Sir hpfIcn. hoH lid, Die
Srbmeitcrn ppll;ohliN beteilioen
mach Der lunoen ,Scricnicit.
Slnno Aocrhcrt. Scfr.
80. 6.
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2lms Ecrain, Okie
Hrucia >

slllcn VrilDcrn Des ;}lpciaes >
,ur aciGll,Ncn Aohrid)t. ooE unicrc
rcNcinlGHiNc &crionlmlllnN an,
Solmstoo ubcnb, ben 1. Scp1embcr
itctriinbct. Slllc INN cril1d)t, umpe=
icllp sll ieill. llnicr liidnif nm ~.
9luOlit mar out bcild,t. slllc llnterz
hicltcn iin olis geitc. SSir bniicn
halo mierer 10 Gin Eidnid obiubal=
ten.
Nphn Soub, Scfr.
30
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Treasury a n d
Post Office Bill.
The rest of the
government is
being operated
on a temporary
extension basis.
t e C h n / c ally
called, a con-
tinuing resolu-
ton"
A recapitula-
ton of the pres
ent G on gre s s
compared with
the 80th and
0feN
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Smeia 20

Slllen Shneiter,, nes ;2rpeiaes 2S
aienc illr .tod,riht. hoE Die nohitc
GerionlmIuno am SonntoN. Den ..
Scptcnlber I'M , llhr nod,mittoos
aboeholtcn miro. Pile Sd)meitcrn
'Inn ocbcten, Der &eriummIllna bel
,lllpnhncn.
6. Suntber. Sefr.
%, 80.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-30

konzertprogramme fuers Saengerfest
MASS CHORUS CONCERT
SIEBENBUERGER SACHSEk SAENGERBUND
South High School Field House
SUNDAY, SEPT q 2:3o P. IA.
Erwin J. BendeI, Director
L. overture t1coceh Concert Orchestra
Mixed Chorus
B. Mayor Charles p Henderson " ecome Address
"a Fine kene Fruehngsveise Arr. by r. Schuser
b. "Das Sedcheln Rudolf Scnuster
5 Tenor Solo Ralph Merarto
Male Chorus - Tenor Solo bv Frank Bokesch
l. Mr.. Henry Meier, President, S. S. Saengerbund
Mixed Chorus - Soprano Solo: Fritzie kascfer
Ladies Chorus
lC Congressman Michael kirwan
H. a. eDer die f1elde Albert Schenk
b. Das Dornroeschen r. Schuser
Mixed Chorus
- Soprano Solo Marlvn Mag
lS Cngarher Liederkanz Rudolf Schuser
Mixed Chorus
A. Orchestra Selections
hr Ianz
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PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUAL Ch0RuSES
SAXON CLUB HALL
MONDAY, SEPT. 3, 2.30 P. IA.

l. Sonna gsgocke Rudolf Schuster
.cConcorda Chorus Youngstown. f. Bende, Director
, Welcoming Singers Frank Bokesch, Fest President
s. brunbaS Sken- Burba Grleg
Erie Maennerchor o. L. Grender, Director
T. "Sonnag auf dem Meee G.. A. Henze
Ossee Liedertaiel Gemischter Chor Cleveland,
r. Schuser Director
s "kennst du das Land from Mignon Thomas
b. Mach AusWahl
Frohsinn Damenchor, New Castle Pa
W. A. NisChwitz, Director
Heimat ..
lanzled
Canton Gemischer Cho Jacob Faust Director
l. Noch sind die Tage der Rosen
Eintracht Hermana Maennerchor, Cleveland, o.
X. Scfuster Director
Erie Damenchor O. L. Grender, Director
g. Selection from Showboat Kern
Erie Gemischer Choir O. L. Grender Director
lC Die Chr Carl Loewe
Damenchor Saxonia, Cleveland, Ohio,
r. Schuster Director
H. a Die He1mat A Lenz
b. The Bells OF St. Marvs Adams
Gesangverein Eintracht, Loran, Ohio
IL a Am Morgen H. (1ondack
Einrack Maennerchor New Castle Pa
". A. NischWitz, Director
l5 Die Sule Nasserose ."......Fanz Ab
Damenchor Edewcss Youngstown, Ohio,
Erwin Bendc, Director
a. Schwaebsches Tanzied w Moldenhauer
Concorda Gemschter Chor, Youngstown, O.
Erwin Be,de, Director
Uhr Tanz
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lcben.
Cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,mi.
idcn Salnbllrg llno aolu lit bercit5
int @ou. Gin bid)tes Ncs iclfer @l,'t.
fabcl ilbcr @eitoeutid)Iano ,pilroc
Sen ,Scrniebelnp'nng in Sen obgcle-
acn'tcn Begenoeu moglih modcu.
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;3rueie II

G. blene nllen MitNlicDeru ,ur
9tahrift. Dok m1iere nGi,ite Ser
'anun1IllnQ ant San,stoa. Den I
September INT $50 llhr obenos
ltortiinbet. Iie Sd,ipeitern iinb oc.
helcn. Die &erian,nllna piinftlid III
beillden. 9toh Der Serian,mlln0
lpirb Grfrild)unu icrpiert
Soilba Vinoer, Scfr.
30
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This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

A UGUST is almost over and as OF
"A August 10Th only one appro-
priation bill has been passed: the
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N,,s pemneste,umL Wkie
3Wei9 %

Is niene ouen Sd,lpeitern Dcs
;3lpeiaes % ;ur acfdQiaeu 9tahriht,
onk uniere reaelmdbiae Ieriomm=
luna nm Sonntaa, ben 9. September
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-08-16

Carl Rabenberg, left, and Bill
Brown, are co-oWnerS OF one
of Hardin'S newest business eS-
Establishments, B & r Buick and
Implement Co., dealers in Buick
cars and Massey-HarriS nipple
mentS. I
The partnership was formed
in February of this year and
the establishment is located at
200 North Custer avenue.
Rabenberg, the r of the B
g. r Buick and Implement Co.,
came to Hardin from Billings,
where he had been engaged in
contracting and building for six
years. He was born at Mobridge,
S. D., and attended schools
there. He married Vivian OXner
at Aberdeen, S. D. in 1886 and
the couple came to Montana in
1889.
MIR. Rabenberg was manager
for General Mills Corp, at
Great Falls, until moving to
Billings in 1913.
,Carl'S main activity in sports
is bowling, although he enjoys
other sports and occasionally
takes time out for a fishing
trip. He is a veteran of World
War II, having served in the
coast artillery in the. Philippines
for three years and spent two
years at Corrigedor.
Mr. and Mrs. Rabenberg
have a son, Arlyn, Is, and a
daughter, Nancy, 9.
Bill Brown, who also came
here from Billings, was en-
ployed there by Billings Buick
for five years as parts manager
and salesman.
He was born at Belfry, Mont,
and lived on ranches there and
at Bridger for Is years, at
tending schools both at Belfry
and Bridger.
In 1912, he joined the Navy
and served aboard a destroyer
escort in the Southwest Pacific
until 1916. That year he mar
ried Helen Hartman of Roundup,
and the couple have two
daughters, Ruth Marie, 4, and
Beverly Ann, 2.
They live at TIC North Gus
ter avenue. Bills principal hob
by is also bowling, although
nothing was said as to how the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-08-16
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF BIG HORN
A. M. FINK, Plaintiff
VS..
MARY FINK, Defendant
TILE STATE OF MONTANA
SENDS GREETING TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint in this
action which is filed in the Of
flee of the Clerk of this Court,
and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof on the
Plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service of
this Summons, exclusive of. the
day of service; and in case of
your failure to- appear or an
swear, Judgment will be taken
aginst you by default, for the
relief demanded in the COM
plant.
The said action is brought by
the plaintiff to obtain an an
nulment of the marriage enter
ed into between said parties on
or about the 18th day of April,
1851, upon the basis that the
plaintiff was fraudulently in
duced into said marriage by
defendant, all of which is full
ly set forth in the Complaint
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-08-16
. LEGAL

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOllCE III "
Sealed bids will be received
by the City Council of the City
of Hardin, Montana, on Tues
day, the 21St day of August,
1851, at eight o'clock 5000 P.
M, at the Council Chambers in
the City Hall at Hardin, Mon
tana, for the purchase of the
following material, to-wit:
Pipe and Fittings to meet
AWWA Specifications for
Glass $50 Pipe Water Mains.
Section 1.
90" Iron Body, Bronze
Mounted Parallel seats,
Double Disc, Hub Ends,
Open Bell MRS. Gate
Valves.
10-Cast Iron adjustable Valve
Boxes, for use on 6" hub
end gate valve, 5 #. cover.
, 5-Valve Boxes, same as above,
for 8" valves.
30-6" Cast Iron Sleeves.
1-8" x 6" Cast Iron Reducer.
Large End Bell.
Section II.
$500 feet of 6" asbestos ce-
ment Pipe, with Simplex
type Coupling and rubber
gaskets. Not less than IS lin.
#. in 3 it,, 3 in. sections,
machined.
Bids will be accepted on each
section separately or combined.
The City Council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Bids are to state the approx
innate date of delivery of ma
terial.
DATED at Hardin, Montana,
this 23rd day of July, A. D.
1851.
SAMUEL r. YOUNG
Water Superintendent
pub. Aug. 2. 16)
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CALL FOR BIDS

The Board of Trustees of
School District 17H will receive
Bids for the construction of an
Elementary School building in
Hardin, Montana up to eight
o'clock P. M, September 18th,
1851, at the office of the Sup
erintendent.
The Board will receive Bids
for General Contract, Heating
and Plumbing and Electrical.
The Board will also receive sep
arate Bids for the following,
furnishing Labor and Material:
Masonry, Concrete, Plumbing,
Heating, Glazing, Roofing, Car
pentry, Plastering and Elec-
trical.
Plans and Specifications are
on file at the office of the
Superintendent of School Dis
trict 17H.
Bid bonds in the amount of
so of bid are required of each
bidder.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Marjorie Staudenmeyer,
District Clerk
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Montund Creamery
Production Down

Montana creameries produced
$780, 600 pounds of butter N
June, compared with 1,O2O,UU9
in the same 1850 month and
the 1853 average of 1,178,954,
the federal bureau of agricult-
ural economics has reported.
Cheese production in june,
was 100000 pounds, about 2per
cent over a year ago.
Ice cream production totaled
285, 900 galions-10 per cent less
than June, 1850.
Cottage cheese production of
$4,000 pounds was $4,000 under
that of last June.
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INCREASE

A total of 1884 guests have
registered at the state capitol
building in Helena this year,
Official Guide Ed CommerS has
reported. This is an increase of
1854 above last years July 81
total. There were 1855 out-of-
state visitors included in the
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF MORUEA

IO lf1lE Ut NlOIO4lunl ~
STANLEY, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned administrator of
the Estate of Morilla N. Stanley,
deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of
this notice, to the said Admin
iStrator, Bert w. Kronmiller, at
the office of Bert w. Kron-
miller in the Courthouse
Building at Hardin, in the
County of Big Horn State of
Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
August 10, 1851.
d, BERT w. KRONMIIIER
Administrator of the Estate
of Morilla N. Stanley, Deceased.
BERT w. t~KRONMILLER,
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report.
The midSeason tourist report
showed that visitors from 10
foreign countries, all the Cam
adian provinces and every state
but Delaware and Mississippi
have toured Montana'S capitol
building. There were 226 Mon
tana towns and cities repre-
scented in the guest book. /
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CITATION FOR PUBLICATION
IN TILE DISTRICT COURT OF
IHE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF BIG HORN.
IN THE MATTER OF TUE
ADOPTION OF WILLIAM
JOHN TURNER, A Minor.
TILE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA, TO JOE PHILIP
TURNER, GREETINGS:
You, Joe Philip Turner, the
natural father of William John
Turner, are cited to be and ap-
pear in the District Court of the
thirteenth Judicial District of
the State of Montana, in and
for the County of Big Horn, at
the Court Room in the Court
house in the City of Hardin,
County of Big Horn, State of
Montana, on Thursday, the 9th
day of September, A. D. 1851,
at ten o'clock q0:00) AM. of
that day, then and there to
show cause, if any you have,
why the prayer of the petition
filed herein by Harvey Willcutt,
Jr, should not be granted, and
why the said child, William
John Turner, should not be
adopted by the said petitioner
in said cause.
DONE in Chambers at Bill
lings, Montana, this 18th day
of August, A. D. 1851.
GUY G.. DERRY
District Judge.
DAN w. MADDOX
Rooms 7, 8 & 9
Trask & Westwood Bldg.
Hardin, Montana
Attorney for Petitioner
CPub. Aug. 16, %, 80, Sept. 81
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Courthouse Building,
Hardin, Montana,
Administrator. =
pub. Aug. Is, %, 80, Sept. %