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LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION pan■HHHinV'iBeaaRB’inn Here’s an Unusual Golden Wedding Department of the Interior, U. Ï3. ontana NOTES[g A. J. GRAVDAL, Pastor M Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. Land Office at Miles City, Montana, is (a Confirmation instruction evnery December 10th, 1924. REA SURE STATE TALES « msmmmm ■ Î On the r w.t Saturday at 2 P. M. NOTICE IS hereby given that v TERSELY TOLD Kff Sunday December 28th— NELS KRISTIAN JENSEN, iv’ =U m J £ ft English services Circle 11 A. M. of Weldon, Montana, who on June Bridge dt zM W 8th, 1920, made Hd. Entry containing Dies of Meningitis.—Twenty-four e 320.24 acres, No. 042456, for West hours after she was stricken with MSV Half, Section 5, Township 21-N., Midnight /V>—• ST. FRANCIS CHURCH Xj •V-.. Range 43-E., M. P. Meridian, has spinal menlngitLs, Mildred Woodworth, '*'■ t: i ■yj 5 ■ filed notice of intention to make 10, daughter of Mrs. Anne Woodworth, V/dWyfr » '4 Saturday, December 20th— vt 3 IV three year proof, to establish claim By Marion R Reagan A who is a student at the normal college a Mass at Mink 01 V to the land above described, before w Sunday, December 21st—s d at Dillon died Dec. 16. C. F. Campbell, Cleqk of the Dist. Mass at Weldon Carbon County Pioneer Dies.—A. E. Court, at Circle, Montana, on the ■ Thursday.December 25th—Christmas Flagler, 70, widely known in business f . 28th day of January, 1925. (®. 1924 Western Newapapor Union.) 12:00 A. M. Midnight—Highmass a circles of southern Montana, died at m ft Claimant names as witnesses: f at Circle. a H9 VERY New Tear’s Miles City Dec. 10 while sitting down ml > MB 8:00 A M Low mass at Circle Carstien Voila, Peter Jacobson, Eve the old lady : and Jacob Jensen, all of Weldon, to breakfast. He was identified with f ■ ‘ 10:00 A M Mass at Brockway F came. Hoskins had Sunday, December 28th— Montana. Russell Madison of Bonin, the wholesale business in that city and ft- been watching her j forn,erIy a prominent business Mass at Vida Montana. was J. D. SCANLAN, Register. now for several U: \ New Years Day—Jaunary 1st E man of lied Lodge. His wife, visiting v: First publication Dec. 26th, 1924. 10:00 A M Mass at Union (John years. A 1 w a y a j ,n California, and his children, survive. ; m« mi about the same f (M) ® : Basta) Improve Valley Hotel.—Improve­ C I Friday, January 2nd— NOTICE TO CREDITORS 3 time, eleven on I D ments to cost approximately $40.000 ? J i : twelve, she would ; ; First Friday of the month. j are contemplated by the management yar » w 7:00 A. M. Mass at Circle, Estate of ELIZABETH A. FERGU- come and take her stand In the mid- i j Sunday, January 4th— tl U j of the Valley hotel of Sidney. The ■ SON, deceased. ^ if die of the bridge looking expectantly !j present structure, built 10 years ago, j 8:00 A M Mass at Circle Notice is hereby given by the un­ down the river. As the “Amalia,” an j U 10:00 A M Mas at Brockway dersigned, administrator of the es- j is strictly modern throughout, but has Fifty years ag * John U. Lloyd witnessed a double wedding of brothers | q old barge engaged In the Indian trade! ;i been found insufficient in capacity, and sisters which furnished the basis of his most popular work, “Stringtown on : Sunday, January 11th— Ute of lizabeth A. Ferguson, deceas­ and scheduled to arrive annually In 10:30 A M Mass at Circle ed, to the creditors of and all persons i The hotel Is owned by Mrs. May Ball, the Pike.’’ A few days ago Mr. Lloyd hurried to Cincinnati to meet these same j M London on January 1, galled up the . against the said de- brothers and sisters, now observing their golden anniversary. Above, at the FATHER RAUH having claims 1 river, she became violently agitated. 1 'vh0 locateJ ,iere years a ceased, to exhibit them, with the ne­ left, are shown Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Souther. At the right are Mr. and When It passed directly under her, she ' Rancher Kills Self With Rifle, cessary vouchers within 4 months Mrs. Frank Souther. They are perhaps the only brothers and sisters in ttie shouted loudly in a cracked, hoarse Louis K. Derehleau, a pioneer home­ after the first publication of this no­ ri United States to observe their golden wedding anniversary at the same time. THE UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH ti tice,, to the said administrator at the voice, and tossed a purse down to a steader of the Louse Creek bench dis­ a Anderson, in certain sailor on the deck who greet­ trict, committed suicide in his home C. W. Loomis, Pastor. residence of David I MonUna, whose ed her with wild cheers. She would at Benchiand by shooting himself with Services for Sunday Dec. 28th— McCone County, i postoffice address is Frazer, Mon- watch the old boat glide easily up a 30-30 rifle. Two notes left by Deron- « Sunday School 10 A. M. a leau told of his intention to take his Mrs. F. C. Massar, Supt. tana. the river till it was out of sight. Then a Dated at Circle, Montana, this 22 life. Brooding over his estrangement Morning Worship 11 A. M. quietly she turned toward the south day of December, 1924. from his wife and losses in gambling Sermon by Pastor and walked away. mues’ DAVID ANDERSON, SPECIAL Music by Miss Alta and Now Hoskins was a conscientious are considered to have been the causes . O.Jçwrencc Tjaudho Mr. Ray LaRowe. Administrator of the Estate of Eliza­ thief. It was not his policy to rob of Derenleau’s despondency. me Junior Christian Endeavor 2:30 P. M beth A. Ferguson. old women ol -There «re 8,458 *9 First publication Dec. 26th, 1924. Juice is Popular. / It matters not how many years . Mrtyle Dawe, Leader their purses. Th< houses In the City of Billings and Young People’s Christian Endeavor . Of life I chance to see; ^ NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR opulent old men according to the Montana Power com­ JW 7:00 P. M. of Hyde Park, pany, 8.548 are wired. This being true y It matters not what unknown fate James Loomis, Leader. COUNTY PRINTING and the young Billings stands at the top of the list The future holds for me­ Evening Worship 8 P. M. 4 Mil Sermon by Pastor NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that men, too, were hli as being 100 per cent perfect, with no lt matters not, if every day ‘J game. But latelj need for a "house wiring campaign,” ->W Address on Great Characters of the sealed bids for County printing will Bible. be received by the Board of County there were tot such as is being held in most every I find some task to do » All are most cordially Invited to Commissioners of McCone County, I many In the bus! ; /■sA tices were sent out Dec. 15 by Secre­ V fice of the County Clerk and Record­ pers were against tary J. A. Rowand of the Montana p We should not measure life alone _ er of said County at Circle, Montana. him, dally r e sheriff's association for the annual Printing contract to run for three minding theli i, By checking off the miles, ^ meeting to be held at Helena January imi months after January 6, 1925. readers to be Hall's Catarrh Medicine 5. Important business in addition to éj But while we live our little day yé Each bid must be accompanied by Sr ware of pick­ Those who are in a “run-down” condi­ the election of officers is scheduled. £ Let’s count the friendly smiles ' a certified check in the sum of pockets. Peopli 7- tion will notice that Catarrh bothers them , . ,______•—*» Sheriff S. F. Burks of Granite County Y That mark our path, and let’s be so much more than when they are in good $500.00 and must be made payable to watched one mor« « president of the association : Sheriff health. This fact proves that while the Chairman of the Board of now and one had Considerate and kind SÂiX Smm ÏoWK0’ Commissioners 01 McCone Jim Barnes of Lewis and Clark county x.-V to be on one's guard at ail times. i HAUL’S catarrh medicine is p county, Montana. ts vice president, and Undersheriff That love will shed its radiance Reluctantly Hoskins forsook the old m Combined Treatment, both local and in­ The successful bidder will be re­ Rowand here is secretary. - ..-v." On those we leave behind, ternal, and has been successful in the field of his activities and sought other treatment of Catarrh for over forty years. quired to furnish a good and suffi- prey. It was a hard year, however, j Plan Bond Issue.—The Cartersville Sold by all druggists. . cient bond in the sum of $2000.00. * What little he picked up from the irrigation district, a large Irrigation F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio. 1 The Board of County Commission- Christmas shoppers he already owed »reject In Rosebud county, expects to V ! ers reserves the right to reject any il a?: ’ to friends. He was facing the New make a $350,000 bond issue soon after I CAME to my place one yearling and ail bids. By order of the Board of County Year almost penniless. Then he re- the first of the year, according to an- heifer and one spring calf. Have mv ,v Commissioners of McCone County, membered the old lady and her fat louncement just made public, The ■HH i no brand. Owner may have same by h m j proving property and paying costs. Montana, under date of December purse. He despised himself for think- >onds will bear 6 per cent interest and /*. 9k ing of It—he a man of principles—but ire expected to reduce the Indebted- W JOHN MILLER, 13 mlies NW Circle. 4,1924. M m 9 jS0i JESSE F. DAWE, starvation Is starvation, and It was less of the district to approximately County Clerk. Tonight she would (40 an acre, the present Indebtedness New Year’s Eve. FOR SALE— Registered Duroc come. »mounting to about $60 an acre. Jersey Hogs. Fancy bred boars and NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION He concealed himself In an old Babes Burned In Store Blaze.—Three l ’ and breeding gilts at very reason­ crevlse in the masonry. It was a per- nfnnf SOns of C. D. Smiley, rancher ÆŸ \ able prices, also fall pigs. The' big Department of the Interior, U. S. feet hiding place. He could see out ,jving near Eden, 18 miles south of frame and heavy bone type with a Land Office at Miles City, Montana, easily and not be seen by anyone. Ireat Falls, burned to death Dm. 14 good quality. Nov. 14, 1924. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That About midnight he heard the slow, vhen they were trapped on the sec- C O LAWRENCE HAWTHORN! See LENZ BROS. Redwater. heavy step- of the- old lady. She ,n(] f]0or 0f the Eden general store, % WEi 12 12 EDITH I. DUNLAP, formerly Edith I. Malvern, of Wat­ passed close by him and advanced a irhlch was leveled by flames thought kins, Montana, who on Sept. 24th, few yards. He emerged from his hid- :o hava started from an overheated TURKEYS FOR SALE—Inquire of 1919, made Hd. entry containing Ing place and followed. About to furnace. The children ranged In age Mrs. K. Wahl, Circle. 319.28 acres, No. 046189 fsr NB1^. make a quick spring at her, she >rom 10 months to three and one-half 4» E^NW^.Lots 1, 2, Section 30„Town- turned, and faced him. He composed rears. y¥ ship 17-N. Range 47-E, M. P. Meri­ himself with difficulty, tipped hie hat Petroleum’s First Board.—The first ;< CAME to my place about two dian, has Çiied notice of intention to and bid her happy New Year In a 'll )oard of county commissioners of weeks ago, a’roan cow and calf. Ow make three year Proof, to establish weak, strained voice. Petroleum at the initial meeting elect- ißM- ner may have same by proving pro­ claim to the land above described, j td “Oh, thank ’ee, sir; the same to you, Ml George A. Burr chairman. The SB perty, and paying costs. before C. F. Campbell, Clerk of the sir.' Y GEO. FOUNTAIN. Hamblin. District Court, at Circle, Montana, »ther members of the hoard are Robert J “Fine weather we been ’avln?” P. Hays and J. W. Beck. Nick Lang- (ofW on the 3rd day of January, 1925. iV David Clark, Art Wagner, Glen “Fine, Indeed. And fine for that boy lausen, elected county attorney, was o’ mine what’s cornin’ In tonight from 7' NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Claimant names as witnesses; sngaged by the hoard as 1rs attorney David Clark, Art Wagner, Glen them ’ot ’eathen places.” The old lady ■intil such time as he takes the oath _ÇK 2 I •> N Department of the Interior, U. S. Malvern, and Fred Ingrahm, all of sniffed. Hoskins edged a little closer >f office officially. m Land Office at Miles City, Montana, Brockway, Montan.a to her. Must Go to School.—For failure to J. D. SCANLAN, Register. “Ain’t seen yer boy for some time?” December 10th, 1924. send Ids children to the public school, First publication Nov. 28th, 1924 “Only from the bridge ’ere onct a Iv NOTICE IS hereby given that Joseph Bnzant, Belt farmer, will spend Ain’t seen him to ’old In my CARSTIEN VOLLA i(...... year, 14 days In the county jail, it was de- of Weldon, Montana, who on Nov 8, Lj—'ïiiST- . :.’i ar arms since he was 1920, made Hd. Entry containing jJ y Teed by Justice P. .1. Shields. Bnzant The Supremo-trol, Universal Wave-length, Ultra-sensitive Distance De­ I lad o’ twelve. fined $5 and costs, amounting to 639.80 acres, No. 047795, for Ail of was stroyer—Here Is the Ideal Baby Receiver for Simplicity of Operation and Dell- fl The hoarse old Section 1, Township 12-N., Range ,lîi VÏ Ü28. Unable to pay the fine he was cacy of Control. It’s the "King of the Air” and “Four Aces" on DX. It Will „U > * ft voice trembled a 43-E., M. P. Meridian, has lQ UTi j remanded to the county Jail to servo Bring In London With One Foot and WGY With the Other, All at Once! It’s little—a ImoBt filed notice of intention to make « B I out the fine. It was brought out at the Safety Set for Radio Nuts With the Squirrels in a Cage. The Banana At­ broke down. “An’ ! the hearing that Bazant had failed to three year proof, to establish claim ? Te rn c ; thi ■rÄej tachment Is a Marvelous Tuner for the Saxophone Loud-Speaker Which Shouts 'ard life for a lad. j send his children to school because of to the land above described, before 3 of ini ing when­ ;r. V “Yes, We Have" as Only Bananas Skin! It Speaks for Itself!—Radio News, C. F. Campbell, Clerk of the Dist. 1 that, on them ' a disagreement with the school author- ft ships, and no T* Court, at Circle, Montana, on the I Ities In the Belt district. fl ft ’ome, and an 'ard- ildJ 28th day of January, 1925. ever you need it. Both Legs Are Broken—Alfred Gore, | er life for me Claimant names as witnesses; I - what’s his lawful iUp aged 11, son of Mr ilnd Mrs. James i Peter Jacobson, Nels Jensen, O. L. mother never to Gore. Is at St. Vincent's hospital at The Radiola III A Kvam, and Ed. Kohn, all of Weldon, a Billings, suffering from n compound Our Prices Are Right g lay an arm on him Montana. )a .! fracture of the bone in both the right J. D. SCANLAN, Register. In all these years.” and left legs, half way between the First publication Dec. 26th, 1924. Here she broke \ ankle and knee. The lad was riding to Into a heart- I breaking sob. “It’s u school in the rear of a truck which was driven by his father, when another A Dandy 4=tube Receiver a bad 'un I’ve machine crashed into the rear end of been, sir. I the truck, throwing the boy backward couldn’t let that 4 THE before he cold draw his legs to a ; With tubes and headphone lad o’ mine see his mother was such a miserable old witch. It’d break of safety, ICOMPAÖiääl his- ’eart. I get together all I can In Caboose Hits Auto.—Bert Clark, I $65.00 killed and Mrs. mm THO&J the world and give It to him onct a aged 45 years, was YOU year for his 'oilday. It's the best I Margaret Stone, Charles Beley and YOUTH’: fiFUU.-i 4H YOG*M< can do for ’im. Don’t know who he Stanley Sando were Injured when a NOTtr-Mt HQgS: thinks I am. He never troubled to caboose being coasted on the Butte, find out. But—’Ey, >?, there, she Anaconda & Pacific railroad to a wait­ mm ing train, crashed into the automobile ill shouted suddenly. rS COMB The “Amalia” was steaming up the In which they were riding while the river. It was directly under them now machine was crossing the tracks on a ill Bigger and Better Than Ever and a little youth In uniform jumped thoroughfare In the southern part of about eagerly on deck, signaling to Butte. The 4-year-old child of Mrs. A A Feast of Good Things for 1925 of the Widest Variety and Highest Excellence. the old woman on the bridge. She Stone, also In the automobile, escaped frj Stories of the Sea, Stories of the 8School SERIAL Life, Stories thatSTORIES will delight you tewSupon ^weeks.'0"63 01 dropped the purse squarely into his Injury, K-13B l Pik: U. \ * : ,,>7 hands. às V by Men «d Women who ** ’Ooray for ’er Majesty,” called the bandit« Get $600 W 50 SPECIAL ARTICLES wnte with authority. youth, his gay voice continuing to Chester Smith, proprietor of a peoi 200 SHORT STORIES bythe mort popular writers of sound merrily as the barge disap­ hall at Niehart, was attacked by two ■'ll unknown men at midnight Dec. 15 and * Caleb Pea.lee ’»Cage CadPhiloeophy-The Rett Children’t Page-The Family peared up the river. robbed of $600. According to Deputy ■j *■ ' : Page The Boy a Page The Girls1 Page—The Doctor*t Corner Finally the old woman turned to Ed Donovan, who Is stationed at Nie- ft, ‘‘iij Hoskins. Good night, sir, and God 1mm START A YEAR TODAY hart. Smith was Just ready to close his bless you in the New Year,” she said place of business and was checking np OFFER No. 1 softly, and walked away, Hoskins OFFER A the day’s receipts when two men. horh stood motionless, gazing up the river 1. The Youth’s Companion — 1. The Youth’s Companion of them masked, came Into the place. 52 issues for 1925 for 1B2S ... $2 50 I after the small hazy object that was They knocked Smith unconscious with 2. All remaining Weekly 2. All Remaining; 1924 Issues the barge. There was a sentimental 1924 issues; also 3. The 192S Companion a club, snatched the money and fled. 3. The 192S Companion look In his eye, and a softness In the Home Calendar (Sert w -cqmt) Smith recovered almost Immediately Home Calendar (Sent on rtqaut) 4. McCall’s Magazin.- $1.00 droop of his mouth. “God bless them,’’ With Loud Speaker $25.00 Extra. and called Deputy Donovan. be breathed. ’Twould ’a been a bad AH for $2.50 All for $3.00 way, that, to begin {be New Year. 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