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Lodge Grass News Notes Written by Lodge Grass School Pupils # Sresserrwoo1reseresreso1osssoeseseseeveroso-osooesse-o1nworerreowswersoise•0 1 10440 Jim Kintade was a L g e U. D. Waddle has erected a Grass visitor last week.' new porch on his restaurant. Drone Savage was in town last Frank Mena was a week -end week. visitor to Crow Agency. L D. Kephart has installed an Fern Young volts a Sheridan electric light plant in his home. visitor last week. Mrs. Robert Miller spent last Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Stevens week in towfl visiting friends were Hardin business visitors and relatives, last week. Faye Abel and A. C. Dill were Mrs. Nettie Thompson was a Hardin business visitor last called to Hardin to serve on the week. jurysluring this session of court. Mrs. William Miller and Mrs. C. E. Garr entertained the la- dies' Aid in the social room of the church Thursday afternoon. Dr. W. A. Russell, county health officer, examined the grade pupils in Lodge Grass public schools last week. A high school glee club was organized Friday morning, dur- ing assembly. . Kenneth, Kephart, who is at- tending the /Hardin high school. %pent the 'week -end with his* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kephart. The Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. A. W. Gardner, t h Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Percy Forman as hostesses. Mrs. Wm. Miller, Mrs. John Ryan and Mrs. Wayne Bond were guests of Mrs. C. E. Carr last Tuesday. The afternoon was spent playing bridge. Mrs. Bond made the highest score. The advertising committee of the high school have been very busy the last week getting their Material .for the carnival to be given by the pupils on Armis- tice day. A party was given at the church Friday night in honor Of Hie teachers by t'ie mem lers of the Jeidies' Aid and their hus- colors were selected, a number WANTED—TWO milk cows bands. The crowd was ente.ie of games were played. In a from three to five \allies of age: short time they were called into also a 2 -year -old Holstein bull. 16-tf SAM YOUNG, -Hardin. Cloanna Bond will be leader for the Baptist Young People's society next Sunday night. Miss Twila Williams was a visitor at the home of B. F. Ithinehart last. week. Mrs. Lucy Voiles and Mrs. William Hetten made a shopping trip to Sheridan last Thursday. Josephine Kelly was absent from school several days last week on account ..of illness. Philip Dunn left last i'riday for Oakland. Californ, where he will spend the winter with his parents. Twenty-five new desks arrived Saturday morning and are tei be used in the third and fourth grade buildings. John Ryan has installed elec- tric light's and an electric hair clipper in his barber shop. Pearl Eastman has gone to Pine Ridge, South Dakota, where she will atbend school. • RITTER ROOTS HOLD PARTY Stained by singing and an indoor track meet. The 7 . uests were divided into three eToeps, Wy- ola, Lodge Grass and Grom Agen- cy. Wyola was the winner of the contest. - After this a deli- cious supper was served, con- sisting of chicken salad. sand- wiches, pickles and pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee. The Bitter Root troop of girl scouts held their third meeting of the year at' the L. S. McAllis- ter home, about .15 members being present. After holding their patrol meetings at which the patrol names, mottos and the dining room where they were much surprised to find the room prettily decorated in yellow and black, and the throe tables to correspond. The girls were told to find their places, and when they were seated, a delicious lunch was served, at tthe close of which they were all instructed to pull a string and 111111111111111•111•11111111 ., CROW AGENCY I I 3 Si St S I 1 1 t I I SS 1 Si G. J. Balel•ein of Bridget was a Crow visitor Wednesday in connection with his lumber and hardware business here. Mrs. Martha Howe, wife of Dell 11 u w e of Lodge Grass, died in the Crow hospital Tues- day. The body was taken to Lodge Grass for burial. The teachers of the school left for Miles City Thursday morning to attend the district. teachers' association meebing there for three days. Mr. and Mrs. McLean and Mr. Sloane made a trip to Bil lings Sunday to visit with mem- bers of the Haskell football beam en route to Spokane as they had friends and relatives on the team. This community will give a Hallowe'en party Satnrday night in which all are partici- pating with their most ghostly stunts, but it is hoped that the lunch may be a material affair. Mrs. .11arriet Kyselka is vist ibing at Crow Agency en route from Cass Lake, Minn., to Fort Hall, Idaho, to which place she has been transferred to he employed with Mr. Kysellea . again. She will visit their daughter Madeline at. Missoula' on the way. Mr, 11Cyselka is reported improving from his re- cent injury. Carl is in school in Pocatello, Idaho. Mrs. Porter of Red Lodge, president of the Ladies' Aux- iliary of He American Legion, visited Crow Agency and • the battlefield M o n day, accompan- ied by Mrs. Burke of Hardin. Mrs. B. A. Winans of Living- ston visited her ..sister, Mts. Asbury, Saturday, en route from Indiana • and other eastern points, where she had been visiting. when they, had done so, each found on the end of her string a walnut shell containing hi* fortune writtee on a pie' , of paper. After all had read theie fortunes the girls went home, reporting a most enjoyable time. —By One of the Girls. 0111 1111 /00101.0 1 001010/1001/00 SW MIR Cusaraeter and Badder SJIMIN, MONT. 1 10 10 0 6 0 1 101.1.10101110010.001110111 CHICHESTER S PILLS SaMilik iv Get your clothes Taller Media Our Suits rang's. from $21.00 and up. Fischbach's Taller Obese A. M. CHILLY'S Funeral Home, Hardin, Mont. LICENSED EMBALMER Ft 1NERAL DIRECTOR AN UNDERTAKER 20 YEARS Phone 39 NEW MOTOR HEARSE U It 32 U 13 33 12 U 12 13 J. W. Uls 1 Licensed Embalmer IN HARDIN SINCE 11116 BULLIS FUNERAL RONEIC EXCIATSIVE AUTO HEARSE Phone. 118 sand 107J 111413 1138111111111UUU13:311111 Dr. G. A. BAKER Physician and Sargeon Era Hisao 1515—Offtco Phone 40 °MCA Over Big Horn Co. Bank btAe• MAIM - 10 4er—Lt 118 a. SL I 00-4 Iasi T A10-41 p. a. 111111a RL L E. HAVERFTELD Physieian and Surgeon IMBee—gullivan Block Mee Phone 94 Residence Phone US 1111111111MINNIMMIMMIIIIMMIMMIMISIMIM DR. RANSIER DIENTIST X -Ray Work EXAMINATION FREE Plisse I — 04111111111 SITMLIKOMS la Ilbs Marks °oars of I Thlr- 11114.114 Judicial Dissartot of Ms NNWofMiastaas.I.sad tor ea Casaks or Mkt Ham Assion Fultworth•. Plaintiff. viii. & aside Forworthy. Defendant. is STATE OF MONTANA. SENDS GREETING TO T 11 IIC ABOVE NAIIIED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned, to answer the complaint in this action which is Merl in the offioe of the Clerk of this Court, and to tile your answer and serve a copy thereof on Plaintiff's attorney withio twenty Lays after the (merles of this Saw- atone. suroluatre of the day of sorrier; sod In case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be When assalast you by default for the re.. llof desasusded In the oomplalot The mild action is brourlit to roe- -mire an absolute and permanent de - tree of divorce from the defendant on the rrounde of wilful deeerttosa. as allered in the complaint borate. VVI'l•NIESEI my hand and toe meal of said court this 10th et, of Oc- tober. 1925. GEORGE: H. MILLER. (Seal) Clerk. Franklin I). Tanner. Attorney for Plaintiff. Pet) Oct 11. 21. 30: Nov. 4 1926 lie Coach og5 CalsnisztHick r ft., flos# wt. Son ea lures that make this 'ft -a -the worlds finest low priced Coach In the Chevrolet Coach you will get scores of unusual quality features such as you would expect to find only on higher priced cars— dry disc clutch—extra large brakes— semi-floating rear axle with one-piece pressed steel hous- ing—vacuum fuel feed with tank in rear—Remy electric starting, lighting anddistrib- utor ignition—Fisher VV one-piece windshield, auto- matic svincishield wiper— and cowl lamps. Come in and see for yourself this remarkable coach value. ' Touring $525 Roadster 525 Coupe 675 Sedan 775 Commercial Chassis 425 Truck s Chaseis 550 AU prices 1 o. b. Pint, birch. KALBERG-CHEVROLET QUALITY AT LOW COST ot A Remarkable Performance 0 3 4 iminp•-semp•-••••-•1111.0. IN HIGH GEAR .101111110.441111.6. -•••••.- A standard stock FORD touring car -..-with new improved stream - body --equipped with a RUCKSTELL AXLE, was driven by a iepresentative of the , Ruckstel 1 Sales & Man ufactur. ing Co. from Los Angeles to Arrow . -head via Waterman Canyon -- then over the \Rim of the World\ drive to Big Bear, returning by way of Mill Creek Road through Redlands, Riverside and Valley Boulevard, successfully accomplishing this feat for the first time with a Ford car in high gear. Over 7000 feet Altitude Climbing to an elevation of approximately 7800 feet over 91 miles of winding -- road with grades averaging 10 to 18 per cent, in addition to the 130 miles of high- way traveled, the trip was completed, without replenishing either their supply of water or lubricating oil, in 7 hours 26 minutes, averaging 18.5 miles per gallon of 111715 HAR. DIN MOTOR CO.- MONT. gasoline. 1.1
