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‘ = : = . . — s . : r— 5 | ‘7 2 LCCUATRATAAA UNA TANTNNT CANAAN ATTN TAN NNN . _ Che Powder River Co.Examiner ee ee ee SIXTH ANNUAL = ‘ foaes = E : The Broadus Publishing Co. — . Oh ¥ eah YEARS |: | 9 —E ‘ a i$* s = 5 = . : : ! = ‘ 4 ‘ = ‘ * EDWIN A. JONES, Manager \AFTER |Z | 2 Rl ° = 2 2k: oud, iz _ . 4 Pi = ' . ' =_ Ss ¥ By A. . = — : 5, SUBSCRIPTION RATERS E — = ; = oo Ten tin advance) $2.00 a <— —~|(Reprinted From. The Examiner =. _ See Months (*n advance) 00 Don’t forget the Firemen’s Ball! |*- Dated December 22, 1922.) . \z s = = , = 2 das second class mail matter Sights worth seeing— John H. Morris, chairman of the = = ; , 1919 at the postoffice at Roscoe Bates trying to find an un-|board of. county commissioners, |= = ‘FreReF™ Montana. Unter Act of — derstudy for Santa Claus. Bill Ensley ‘passed away at Fremont, Neb., Fri- |= = a — yaas |tracing -down the dog poisoner. \day morning, December 15) 1922, and = » . ; = , es a li nt occurred = , at ; ; RESCUED FROM OBLIVION ‘willingness to work. They needed) our own vaddeville— . po re tne following Maat oe = NEW YEAR Ss EVE = The live : help during the period of transition, «what's the interest in the First'survived by his widow and three|= = e lives of 13,633 Ameriean na- which fortunately they were able to|National Bank?” ‘children, Wayne, Jack and Margaret. |= : \B = oe ce ae a , —— : oe iO ohe on amen eit dive “A swell looking cashier.” a | ..Public electric light service was |= urs ay, C 2 = ‘ th | mmm ~ resumed in*B i i = . = and aoe _ which has just such help instead of using the tax-| y wonder— last medic by GE rankivs Sea he = 9 = , Le zo an y Charles Scribner’s payers’ money to create jobs that can *lf Cap Taylor got that cold sitting ‘three associates. The poles and wires := Macy s Hall at Broadus = ‘con ©on ee seams of the Amer- not be permanent? 1 know of com-|on the back porch? If J. Garson is in'were repaired. Service is supplied = . . = am gel ot eens Somes. 2 panies which could employ three'the oil business at Winnett? When'from the basement of the Powder = Sponsored by the Broadus Volunteer Fire = $79 articles, th ge oF times the number of salesmen they Charles Farrell got religion? If Gene River hotel, where there is a large) = D . = we & i em u eae now have,with such government help |Michaels met Paul Jones on Christ-'gasoline engine and two generators, |= epartment = ¥ xima ani new territories. mas? ; Pa = 560,000, or a total of more than 11,-| My own experience as an employer iene : re sed ro ati = Sea S dN Y 'SE ith the fi d = 200,000. The sketches have been writ- is that two out of three employees} pome— ae ee, — ‘eh = serv rid ves pen ew Years Eve with the Nremen an = i C. : : |disconti: : i are turned|= * De nts Ge wae Gee of Pa “He be Se ee oe = Kids like him 5 lon early in the evening and run with: |= have another one of those rollicking good = . ies rea ; ay be e, but he is + : i - fli ; a[= «a . = poe, of 8 y y Just because jout interruption or flickering until|= times that have made this event the talk of = » r reshly chronicled in lazy. And strangely enough our peak His name is late at night. = : = . a light of all available irformation. of unemployment never went be- Santa Claus. Clifford Cyril Craw passed away at E Southeastern Montana. te = ; i 7 a — f 0 ee fig- ening aa of the eo pop- his Broadus home at 7:20 o’clock|= ee = Fee a ee ea ee ae cine tapioca thelr skill by stady| Little known tacts— Monday morning, succumbling to a/= MORE FAVORS! MORE CONFETTI! z Grant, Hamilton, Hawthorne, Jeffer- or reading? How many learn an al- A letter addressed to Capt. Geo, ‘pneumonia illness of eight days. He is'S : —— = son, Jackson, Lincoln, Marshall, Poe, ternate trade, for a rainy day? en ae ae Se aaa a apa ed ae hag aad oes = MORE F UN! = ; , } : ‘lanter Georgia, Nigger ' is mother, Mrs. Mar raw of |= = Taft, Thoreau, Washington, Webster,| This phase of unemployment could \coiored Div. Broadus Secret Service, Broadus and other relatives in Tlir- | Sen v0tteeuiiUitiveUssUsteiieee UUUUUATOUUREOTONUUEEUNAUODEAUUDCGUOUOOUAOOUEOUEATAUEUEONONAEETNANUEEATE Wilson, Whitman and the rest are well be attacked, without any addi- mite : such a i issimi ti ‘ Broadus, Montana, was delivered to Ois and Indiana. : = s gaging but dissimilar and tional expense, through our schools. ape Asal . 1 : ' . relatively unknown figures as Han-,;“How to Get a. Job and Hold It” Cap Taylor last week. usiness deal was completed this HAY CREEK \Frank Cornelio on the head of Pil- - nah Adams, the first woman i ight be introd i ~ jweek, whereby Charles Monroe, re- grim creek Wednesday. , the in mig uced to advantage in ‘sia aaacant trata ile ¢ eee . America to make writing a profes- every curriculum—academic, scien-| Real pals (paid their subscription a nae ne fag Pe ra a is farm | Tony Francisco helped Arthur Mrs. Sadie- Oswaid and Miss Thel- sion; Ohio Columbus Barber, who tific, and commercial. this week): Theo Mangen, John ® °° oo ae Robison butcher Monday. ma Robison attended the program peddled matches of his own manufac-| If we are to maintain the Ameri-|Irion, Glen Ames. oy soy eee a ee ed A abi d o Johnni ‘er dance given by the Boyes school. ture and later founded the Diamond can system, private industry must get —_——- pani a ibyvill ansAchON “was! oé a ison an ea eanRIss| - Mrs, George Wice from the Peer- Match company; William A. Bullock, the unemployed back to gainful, per-|_ Persons I have never met: Floyd ae a ee Ind., by Dick|were Piniele visitors Sunday. ‘less coal mine west of Broadus visit- an orphan boy who completely revo- manent work. When government |4™derson, Dewey Stewart, John J. Evans, father of Mrs. Louis Monroe.| Albert Bone of Broadus delivered eq her mother, Mrs. Victor Stabio lutionezed the printing business by stops competing with industry, and J@nuscewski, Dolores Herzog. | Frank T. Kelsey of Moorhead and hay at the Morella ranch Tuesday. Thursday. his i : high s : 3 . “ a es ‘Broadus on Monday was appointed| Mr. and Mrs. Tony Francisco were \ : nis invention of the high speed press; begins to help new and growing in . iv peniiealener be Seles S. Broadus bail risit arene ae Moses Farmer, whose incandescent dustries to add employees faster— BUTTE CREEK eee on to fi a ma al Ee a eoenaiae es er a NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION lamp first flashed into a glow some then and only then will we begin to —_____ ib the death a J “ai a ae 3 a i te d ae i 1 ea aad Department of the Interior, Gen- 20 years before Edison established his make permanent and rapid progress.| Ajber cies Atri bode Saeko Ogg iV ISLLe Wo So audi\ eral Land Office at Billings, Mont., lab hater? iat Menlé Park’ Thomal see Fe ee eae made a trip tO tice to that effect came from Miles Sunday. December 12, 1936 smear - Se a ee nC aye |\City the next day. Mr. Kelsey has! Biel: f Ridge delivered a re pig Fitzpatrick, trapper, guide and In- DROUTH IS Miss Moss visited recently with the eae the areata’ — ree aa ah oe cresix school sue Gugieuin tk ae oor cian ae aia ne put for Lain ek PLAYING HAVOC Bly Bartholomew family. The vacancy in the office of clerk Monday. . ‘who, on July 9, 1931, made Addl. S. apm sna ae mith Kit Mrs. Grover Rumph, Marvin and of the board of trustees of school dis-|_ Dominic Williams visited at the'R. Hd. E., Act Dec. 29, 1916, No. are —e ae — = _ Betty visited Sunday at the William trict No. 79, caused by the death of ;Victor Stabio home Tuesday and 032436, for W ¥2NW %, Sec. 11; NE%, iccntill auntie of treating drunk-'ctiternia Livestock Men Are Ex-|Hendricks home. IC. C. Craw, was filled this week by Wednesday . /E’%*NW'4, section 10, township 5 ards, and, at $25 a week each, cured, | Mr. and Mrs. Don McBride and ‘the trustees appointing H. R. Strai-! Vi Ria p TOMA EHavacreckvinited south, range 54 east, P. M. M., has some quarter million of them—be- periencing a Period of No Max returned to their home iri Ham- lion s ppo & H. R. Strai-! ictor Stabic of Hay creek visited ‘filed notice of intention to make final ing : ; a, , eae | : \ : ees i r aes . ules ey a Rainfall Pa Iowa, Friday. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ov described: befons H n Sure s ciown, who be e a B : ™ . Mi rartz a i aa | Department of the Interior, Gen- . See eee ” theater manager in his day; Francois | sip sine tal lt ai 1e “5 o-_ er a“ aged oe BEAVER CREEK ‘eral Tana office at Billings, Mont., 'L0\ clerk of the district court, at a Prevost, surgeon, who “alone” in a) Drouth conditions are becoming | ene eae Were guesis over Khe week | -————_ ,December 12, 1936. , ’ Broadus, Mont., on the 28th day of Negro cabin dimly lit by candles, as- rather alarming in California as the “nd ee ee ; | (Too late for last week.) | Notice is hereby given that Fran- January, 1937. . | sisted only by < . ae vith- result of the continued long dry spell | Mrs. Agnes Reder and William; 11 un R is doi emod- cesco Gugliemino of Boyes, Mont.,; Claimant names as witnesses: Tr ati tee: eeake Sain throughout the state. Northern andjNelson were at Bowers Wednesday | |; see his house twho, on July 9, 1931, made Addl. S.',,7onY, Leff, Frank Cornelio, Joe . out anesthesia, without asepsis, with- - . ae ee - visiting with the Dewey Allen family. eling on his house. — ; R Hd FE At D ’ 29. 1916 No. Kane, Baptista Morella, all of Boyes, out modern instruments, probably Cemtral California are very dry and ; George Schiller visited the Rooney |-\ tee crane are » ‘Montana : a ~ have had practically in thi _| R. H. Heaton was out from Miles} : : 1032434, for S%%, section 10, township , ; ; | without even common cleanliness, Pp cally no rain this s€a-|_. . , ;., and Schiller homes Sunday. \ | WILLIAM RIDDELL, Register. a son. The result is that feed conditions |City recently and was an over night d It visi |5 south, range 54 east, P.M. M., has, (pirst publication Dec. 25, 1936 performed the first Caesarean sec- in the state as a whole are consider. (guest at the William Hendricks! Mr. and Mrs. John DeVault visit-|fijeq notice of intention to make} that ae i - Cc. a4 -) tions in medical history. These, and '\ 'e § ’ é § nena. e@ Friday evening at the - Rooney final proof, to establish claim to the publication Jan. 22, 1937.) literally thousands of others, the dic- ably below normal. C. L. Rumph and J. B. Jouvenat home. land above described, before H.;R.| ~~ tionary rescues from oblivion The — for the oe yi ; trip to Gillette on the 11th to! H. C. Schiller, John DeVault and /Straiton, clerk of the district ae 7 of Lands in Powder — ve a . ,. Spring lamb crop is very much in|aee * : j and | ' a, i : - cane rank isin sesence, the Dio€- Goubt. at. this time. due. to the dry ehip turkeys in the Clouds Peak as- Wolter diige mowred to Brandus and of Tortary: 1037. |'ng Lease—Pursuant to the order of portant individua's in every field of Weather. It takes green feed in order sociation. . | Hugh Rooney, Dave Maass held a Claimant names as witnesses: ; he Secretary of the Interior, dated endeavor, illuminating the entire t 8ive new born lambs a good start. pemrvin emnpe hoom Fie recsnes school meetin ‘at the home of the, Tony Leff, Frank Cornelio, Joe; \ugust 29, 1936, and to the provisions caariaah from the beginning (Most of the California early lambs |®\4 sister to North Dakota where oe M lh It iKane, Baptista Morella, all of Boyes, <f section 15 of the act of June 28, an oe ee are dropped in November and De- they will spend the winter with Mr. pret SES. ae Montana. . |1934, (48 Stat. 1269), commonly on the frontiers to the present ~ember ; . lRumph 1. Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Choate and Mr. WILLIAM RIDDELL, Register. known as ¢he Taylor Grazing Act, as ———E eit er : nas been ae for jand Mrs. H. C. Schiller were visitors| (First publication Dec. 25, 1936.) ae ates by the act approved June : MU y owers to go in a considerable ex- at the R home Sund fter-| (Last publication Jan. 22, 1937.) ‘26, 1936 (Public No. 827, 74th Con- a ee =) ee jpense in feeding th. ewes in order to es ‘noon, money ‘ ay after| = + gress), notice is hereby given that all It's capacity of a pond that counts, provide enough ruilk to give the By C. E. PIKE | Mr. and Mrs. Schiller and son, Al- ee of the vacant, unreserved and unap- and depth is an /tMportant part of lambs a good start. This has been ex-/The high school is finished ‘len, visited Thursday evening at|_ Department of the Interior, Gen- propriated public lands located with- . eee po F janalcetandlittictestiontthiatlinerreen eases re : spe eral Land* Office a‘ Billings, Mont.,|in Powder River county, Montana capacity that often has been over- pe < is S be ry tee The job is well done, the home of Mr. ard Mrs. Hugh N ber 18, 1936 are hereby offered f. 1 f ’ looked. will take the place of green feed in,The pupils now have it Rooney. ‘Notic < oe . ne that M F. ling agian ae a Ga od atl ee eee giving the ewes a good milk flow for| For their work and fun. | Miss Loice Smith and her pupils San ae Powdeeille. Mont. nce. ditions as may cicwatier tee ne tember: ys all af cattle wilh drink jtheir baby lambs. a jare busy practicing the merry chants on July 26, 1930, made Orig. 8. R. Hd.jed. Any and all persons having ad- nearly 'an acre-foot of water—325.- | Ewes are thin in most sections of ,The men who did build it, for our annual program to be given|E. Act Dec. 29, 1916, No. 032324, for|verse or conflicting claims to such 850 gall | er cata Of abba 10 (the state, although in many instances| Had plenty of work [Decernber 24. * SE4%4NE%, NE%SE%, Sec. 7, S%|lands or desiring to lease any part il ga a? we ‘ Foohes —— a i flock managers have managed to,4d the man who did boss it Dave Maass has moved to the NW%, SW%. N‘%sNE% SEX NE, thereof for grazing purposes under gallons of water for each animal'y oop the sheep up in relatively good| Never did shirk. Gclaatind place last Chek incxder to Sec. 8, W4W'4, NE4SW%, section authority of said act, must file no- daily. The department of agriculture Condition by utilizing miscellaneous | ,;; oc. . h hi : \9, township 3 south, range 54 east, |tice of their claims, or proper graz- has found that in the great plains in istsiivandivinevariticed His name is just Nalley, ibe closer to school for is children, |p yy. M., has filed notice of intention |ing lease applications in the United this same period four to five times as ¥ _|. But we call him Bob, |Bill and Margaret. «,-.. to make final proof, to establish claim |States district land office at Billings, much water may be evaporated from! _ Tht. cutlook for the cattlemen is And we all say together Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Choate and|to the land above described, before ;Montana. Any one desiring to assert ao reserintr , jequally disturbing, although there} He's the man for the job. daughter, Blanche, spent the night/H. R. Straiton, clerk of the’ district a preference right to lease isolated or In constructing reservoirs or ponds “PPC@rs to be a considerable amount; ; ” lwith Mrs. Jud Wilson of Liscom {court at Broadus, Mont., on the 29th disconnected tracts of 760 acres or car Weatock i < Ti ot acute pone’s of confidence in the future markets. |“It's eight o'clock boys,” lcreek last Wednesday. The new boy |4ay of December, 1936. less in accordance with said act as for livestock, a dept of couble @ sea- The result is that the trade of stock-| He'd sing every morning, ‘of the young coupl> is well and grow-| Claimant names-~as witnesses: amended will be allowed 90 days son's evaporation loss is a safe rule. '.. and feeder cattle has continued at|e’d all start to work ; er\ y Dee Mattie Elliott, Frank Sykes, Roy jfrom date of the first publication of says the soil conservation service a slowly normal rate during the fall} FOr We knew well his warning. =n. PINE. pailler, Andrew Collins, all of Pow-|this notice within which to file a ‘rom April throug ptember av- . . ; : j : aes ; _ ‘derville, Mont. r application for } . FRED ésage evaporation from ponds in the season and growers are carrying their |with rule in the one hand |. a epee dictionary contains WILLIAM RIDDELL, Register. By. PYOHNSON, Turalaneee: gw great plains runs from five feet in stock along on what dry feed is ob- | And pencil in the other jabout 40,000 characters. (First publication Nov. 27, 1936.) eral Land Office. . , western Texas to a little less than tainable and also through tne use of Now this must be straight, * (Last publication Dec. 25, 1936.) (First publication Dec. 4, 1936.) dhites Sect. rae eintet. cen Sek supplements, such as cottonseed cake,| And he'd never stutter. os —~ _ . : ~ barley and other feeds. ; ' : NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ne sane ae oa ae ey There are more cattle and lambs |Wit? hammer = rgd Christmas Peace Department of the Interior, Gen- -POWDER RIVER LODGE ~ : ” jin feed lots in California than nor-|,,,..© Sure Is a dandy, | - RAYMOND PITCAIRN eral Land Office at Billings, Mont., a. 0. @ 4. Mm, 18 land agriculture. In the dry summer mally, but the market appears to be With a tape- and a trisquare By : . December 5, 1936. of 1934, evaporation losses reached; He'd whip Amos an’ Andy. ' National Chairman ianwe ; Meets second & tourt® : 5 on the upgrade. Los A ha ; . Notice is hereby given that Ernest nearly six féet in southwestern Kan-| PE ngqjes hes had | Sentinels of the Republic D. Fredrick of Broadus, Montana ‘Tuceéay naar Ranier U arnt its \$10 cattle on the cpen market this|with patience and patience | , — a re VISITING sas. Figures for the drouth summer! onth and it is anticipated th er di To a tfoubled world, as this is written, |who, on June 20, 1931, made Orig. wom of 1936 haye not been completed, but a ee at good) He never did fuss, S. R. Hd. E. Act Dec. 29, 1916, No ‘ ‘ ; : : - returns the calm spirit of Christmas— |S. - BE, Ac . 29, , . they will.be much sbove average \prices would be paid on the cattle|I know he’s a Christian i to guide us anew along that footpath |032400, for SW4%NE%, SE%, Sec. 8. A. BOL?, Bey. Evaporation losses in 1934 showed “24 lambs fitted for the Great West-| For he never did cuss. | to Seace from which man stumbles so |34; S%4S%, Sec. 35, T. 6 S..R. 50 E; Ana po . wed 'arn livestock show. | pitifully. when he relies on human |NW%, N%*EW%, SEXSW%, sec- PLPPPPP PLP PIPPI LILES PL PPL PP these increases over the 15-year av-} The Californi - |For this year’s greetings te ti 2, township’ 7 south, ra 50 erage: 20 inches at Hays, Kansas; 16! ee tint Wie oe _ vision alone. ion 2, township’ 7 range inches at. North Platte, Neb.; 15 S<t¥ice estimates that there are now|4nq hope for a dolla | For Christmas brings a pause, a |east, P. M. M.. has filed notice of in-) . DR. P. P. HALLEOK sinches at both Colby and. Gacden 14:00 cattle on feed in California, |’ \You never are stuck , | breathing spell, in the spinning gyra- {tention to make fingl proof, to ¢s- City, Kansas; 12 inehes-at Dickinson, |2\ n¢rease of 25 per cent over a year | . | | tions of Thumari ambition and human \8 Sefore H. R. Straiton, clerk| PHYSI ity, Kansas; 12 ihehes-a insbn; [seo and about 90 per cent larger th a £8 wean striving.“ At Christmas time ‘the voices |S¢ ore H. R. n, cler HYSICIAN - SURGEON N. D.; 14 inches at Lawton, Okla.; 13 : 4 ger than | We'd like to be with you, f kipgs and of captains sound, some- |of the district court, at Broadus, q inches at Dalhart, Texas; 12 inches at |(P*,,\ve-year (1930-1934) average.| On any gid job. how, tess strident: the flags of nations |Montanay on the 2ist day of January, ‘Tassacek i wig iar | Of the state total, it is estimated that [Please accept. our best wishes flaunt, somehow \Jess defiantly; and |1937. =‘ creases at other ‘points in the d th 51,600 are on feed in northern and} AS eS = like you, Bo b. men everywhere see the brother rather | Claimant. names as witnesses: Broadus, Montana € Grout central California, the balance in the than the wolf in their neighbors. Laura Broaddus,- Charley Fred-| , : etal ; San Joaquin and southern California Where to Put That That is because at Christmas time we rickson, Frank Busch John Broad- ~ Evaporation losses may be reduced | +i, “ : : + | dus, all of Broadus, Montana. L. J. Onstad C. B. Onstaé by locating stock ponds and reser- Se en renee i tis Water Reservoir wk not by sight, but by faith—the | \\WwitrtAM RIDDELL, Registe . \ oe ; ; number of cattle on feed with about | faith which the poet describes as “a : : rs voirs, if possible, so they will be pro-!77 999 on Salt River valley pastur Ta higher faculty than reason,” and the (First publication Dec. 18, 1896.) O t d & O t d tected from hot, drying winds bylagainst 58,000 a year ago, |, Ability of the soil to Hold water| apostle ‘as “the substance of things | —(Last publication Jan. 15, 1937. nsta nsta steep =o or trees. i the greatest Despite the increases in the num- should be carefully investigated be- | hoped for.” NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION : saving of water is made with a pond per of both cattle and lam & in Seed fore deciding definitely on the site; It is because Christmas comes as an | Department of the Interior, Gen- Law yers - igo area and maximum|;,, California and adjoi prerin for a reservoir, advises O. W. Mon-/ annual, Serta Neiy eral Land Office at Billings, Mont., - a . Record of southwestern reser-| 1a Ket observers are optimistic pon son, irrigation engineer at the Mon- come, er some ro ligy ee December 5, 1936. hws ast BROADUS, MONTANA oirs show those more than 12 feet|1,. outlook due to the reputed. short- tana agricultural experiment station. | 8teater, oe ant Geman tos Notice is hereby given that Roy H. ‘ = » deep go dry much less. freguently lage of cattle and lambs on feed. in|He®vY layers or pockets of sand and] f$P%ttan ‘the path Mast, Heston, deceased, of Biddic,| TARBELL & ORSOHEL ‘ wou the middlewest and Rocky nountaia gravel near a dam site generally in- 14 af Christmas we remember, too, eeitana, er on May 22, 1928, mati Livestock Growers country. There appears to be a very |Ucate its unsuitability for holding | ‘nag paith without Works is dead. The |Orig. S. R. Hd. E. Act Dec. 29,-1916, Biddle, M A PLACE FOR FEDERAL Alp _|¥\8eRt demand for: the better grades|W#te\ he said. A. small. amount of | spirit of giving, which began under an |No. 029762, for lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, ontana of féd cattle and the market has sand or-gravel may not be a serious} ancient star still shining in the hearts |NE%, E%XNW%, NEXSWK% N%& vin t s : shown considerable strength duri objection, he explained, because the| of men, is an expression of that con- |SE%, section 31, township 9 south, = eet ue stork ary in the fur-line past two weeks. Many obsecvdre [settling of silt and mud from the in-| viction, At Christmas all worldly joy¥ jrange 51 east, P. M. M. has filed no- ’ oe ure Seen ae a job at onticipate a very sales winter {LOWing water will make the reser-j #f¢ subordinated a oo \oulne os eae tice of intemtioy gg on Bean aia $75 per week selling ii ior, land spring market for the man who bead ae a “ae with ee fellowsh! nip and sympathy in which the described, before H. R. Straiton, Andie dak 5 ice ak Sek makes his cattle good. eae § ee eae Poorest can sharé as lavishly as the clerk of the district court, at Broadus, _ ~ i ; : f rich, ontana, on the 21st day of January, - . eects and js earning more yow} | ‘TRUE TO FORM is actually more’ impervious than too, brings pence—the peace {1937. =” i —— Si Bet RCo in het agen ba cee yale i wn ee Seg | SEL Eien mee be 2 : = ‘om. ra’ : I of Reviews. |. .. | “Exactly; he blamed it all on his TAKE THAT | of Man, a Wight, all of Bay Horse, Mont. Hi- ° Both were shellulsly: gree in their wife.” | . “I shall a er declared Slow moving o'er his “tram Mahoney, of Broadus, Mentana. Left Shoulder er: i * tis Fi B A st Su Bite Mew, lines and without contacts” Both] 1996 the historic liebiho abiioses ae int 2 &F ‘who iis ‘my. movolight of s perfect peace WILLIAM RIDDELL, mio Head BakingPowder Oreck — rere over 40. Neither one was bril-|cape Henlopen, Del, was destroyed| “Well,” observed Cota, there are we alaek Caciied + beat Be Jan, 1571937.) [eatable, Reward for Information con a : * . on, - W t a wi “- a ¥\ r » 7. se : ae me ut Wey had coursge gpd a hy the inroads of the Atlantic, - lot of intelligent girls in the area.” ~,40 tals Way a eames: -}Landing to Recovery of Stray Cattle ; uae ‘ Shale = - = one CE genie ee See ; ate A> . —ee ‘ e+ ” te
