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THE BILLINGS GAZETTE Sunday, July 21, 1945 Pag fhrr Hassock Horsie Frozen Food Plant At Cowley Is Wyoming's Latest (Continued From Page 1.) Recent Brides At Joliet Complimented Wyola Couple Exchanges Vows At Hardin in Rites At Congregational Church Former Plevna Girl Marries In California Ceremony; Baker Residents Make Trips Lineman Douses Fire Albany, July 20. (U.R) It was a lucky thing for Tom Brown that Lineman M. J. Tycer, of a local power company, had his pole spurs along when Brown's house caught fire. Tycer, who is also a volunteer fire department captain, climbed to, the roof with the aid of his spurs and doused the fire with a garden hose.

1 Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Klelnhessellnk.

Bernard is the nephew of Mr. Klein- Baker, July 20. Miss Ruth took place at the home of Mrs. Schuetzle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.jHobbs' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis Jnhn Srhuetzle of Hitchcock. S. Shreve at Willard. Present were Mr.

casM Wfre shlpped out the first day Workers Ambidextrous vtoriiers Amoiaenrous Hardin. July 20 Miss Crystal Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

B. Graham of Wyola. and ard England. The matron of honor inaroia nager, son 01 Mr. aim ivirs.

All the operations are executed Hager of Wyola. were mar: much less time than it takes to tell.icd Thursday at the First Congre- and all workers have apparently Rational church by the Rev. Rich- Hnrnlrl Hnppr son nf Mr nnrl Mrs Mr. ana Rev. and! Mrs.

Gil- rs. Curtis Mrs. Joseph Snyder, the Mrs. Ellis Sollie, Mr. and bert Cloksene Mr.

and Mrs. Shreve, Mrs. Anna Shreve. Mrs. James Rye, Mrs.

William Mrs. Henry Stenerson. Joan Clock-i sene, Shirley Joy Stenerson, Dorothy Bergstrom, Harold O'Connor and David Enos. Mr m-. vf iited Wednesday in Baker at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Rost. and Mrs. Bryden Blaser, Mr. and i was Mrs.

Carpenter of Billings, and and son. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hen-Everett Hager. brother of the bride- derson and daughter left Sunday for groom, was best man.

ITorrington. after visiting Mr. A reception and shower were given and Mrs. T. A.

Weir, for the couple at the Wvola recrea-j tion hall. Thcv will make their I. Mai; WnnetlM. 111.. home at Wyo.

Vls iug her Mrs' W' Russell, Marion Russell honored Mrs. Clara Til lm i tfkir Tmarinm Vn at a Joliet, July 20. Mrs. Alma Martin, Mrs. Mel Armstrong, Mrs.

Ar-lene Anderson, Mrs. Kenneth Anderson and Mrs. Minnie Davidson were hostesses at a bridal shower Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Martin in honor of Mrs. Ellis Barker.

Miss Selma Erlckson of St. Paul sang several selections. Mrs. Laura Bunts, Mrs. Abble Simons, Mrs.

Anna Monaca, Mrs. Mvrtle Hughes, Mrs. Laura Mc-Daniels, Mrs. Ella Dewell, Mrs. Mae Hants, Mrs.

Hattie Young, Mrs. Joisey Pettlpieee, Mrs. Eleanor Sigg, Mrs. Jessie Johnson and Mrs. Ls'dia iHogan were hostesses at a miscel-'lancous shower in honor of Mrs.

Clark MoGarrv Thursday at the! I. O. O. F. hall.

The Lutheran Ladles' aid was en-; tertalned at the home of Mrs. Minnie Davidson of Edgar. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Amundsen and Mrs.

Sophia Loomis were the Rev. and Mrs. C. O. Anderson and daughter, Ardell, of Laurel, Mrs.

William Blrk- land and Miss Clara Haaland. Mr. and Mrs. William Richman and son and Mrs. Ernie Creech of Los Angeles and Mrs.

Eugene Boyer and family of Anaeondn visited last Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ping and Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Small spent Sunday at the Small cabin in the Little Horn canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Ping remained there for a few davs.

Mrs Johngon jmatfcr and children of Imarium. ar-W. rived Tuesday to visit at the W. A. Russell home, Mr and Mrs Rpy pflst and grand.

daughter of Bremerton, vis-fast iied Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bouton. George Hough of Miles City and 20 years: Grant Taggart, also of son, Lavem Hough, and son, Dickie, Cowley, and Ernest J. Goppert, Big of Los Angeles visited friends here Horn basin lawyer.

Wednesday. The new owners have enlarged and improved the plant, and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bessert left equipped it with new and modern Thursday for Denver, Colo. machinery for quick freeze process- Mrs.

Hattie Atkinson and Mr. and jing, while at the same time im-Mrs. Thomas Atkinson returned last Proving facilities for canning opera-week from Denver where they had.tions. visited Mrs. Ollie Sikorskl.

The basement to the new two- addition is 50x150 feet, Mr and Mrs. E. Severson and'i2 feet deep, with stalls parti-San Bernardino, were recent uinnaA fr ctri'l tnr iumtiuui, Charles Hibsou of Alberta, Canada, and Sam Hibson of Casper, Wyo. Mrs. Merrill Evenson honored her son.

Merrill. on his ninth birth-1 la meater pany Mr. and Mrs. Lee Terpenlng and daughter left Tuesday for a two-week vacation in Billings and Silver Gate. Mrs.

O. E. Anderson returned from Terry. ert Stuefln of Wisconsin are visiting Reunion Held By Cousins Ryegate Ryegate, July 20. Mr.

and Mrs Jim Buchholz of Ladysmith, Mrs Will 'RiirlilKilz nf Nnn-rl I luncheon Wednesday. Guests were Mrs. Laura Strand. Mrs. R.

S. Mrs. J. J. Ping.

Gladys Ping, Mrs. Eleanor Sawyer Linthicum, Mrs. Ada Wort King, Mrs. Orin Weir. Mrs.

L. H. Labbitt and Mrs. Ken- neth Christiansen. Mr.

George Banks, father of Mrs. C. Sawyer, celebrated his nine- tieth birthday Wednesday. A family dinner was held in his honor. Mrs.

Ella Gilmore had as break- guests Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. i i Wilt Make this and your child can have a horse of his own to ride! That's just part of the enjoyment he'll get from this horse hassock. So much fun to make, too. Use upholstery fabric or ticking, with mane and tail of yarn.

Pattern 7200 has pattern, directions for making. Send 20 cents in coins for this pattern to The Billings Gazette Household Arts department, Box 3217, San Francisco 6. Cal. Print plainly name, address and pattern number. Our newest needlework book, 1946 edition, is yours for only 15 cents more 104 illustrations of designs for crochet, knitting, toys, home decoration, embroidery, and a free pattern for three polholders printed In the book.

North Dakotan Visits Brother Shepherd Home Shepherd, July 20. Mrs. Helen MacKcnslc of Fargo, N. Is visit-: ing her brother, Mr. C.

Ulckford. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark and Mr. and Mrs.

Ewald Grofel have returned from a three-day trip to Yellowstone National park. Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Flatebo of Bend, former residents of this community, are visiting their Ron-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Clark. Mrs.

Max Zuelch and daughter returned from Minnesota where they visited relatives a month. Mr. ann Mrs. John Flatebo were guests of Mrs. Marie Drange.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meierdlng and family were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schrupp.

I 7200 wy II It I fffJSf f0rmer'S SiSter' M. L. RUSSell. Visitors last week end in the home of Jake Thompson were his broth- er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

William Walker and son, Jimme, and Mrs. Martin Frazier of Ore. J. P. Smola, son, Charles, and daughter, Valeria, went to Bis- marck, N.

Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Briggs and Mrs. R.

Tunby returned Saturday irom iaano. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Patton and daughters of Terry visited Sunday in Baker at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

U. C. Patton. Ramona Evans of Colstrip returned home Saturday after visiting here a week. Mr.

and Mrs. Frederic Brugge-man, Lory and Bradley visited Saturday and Sunday in Glendive with the Wayne McDonald family. Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Clarke of Glendale, arrived Sunday to I 4 ft 0 yv as learned to be ambidextrous as thev Work like automatons, with both hands. The'" cannery was purchased In August 1945 from Marriner S. Eccles 0f tne federal reserve board, Wash- iington, D. and Attorney S.

J. Su.mney 0Iua't LaKevlJ', 'terscm obert A Reynold of Cowley, who managed 'the canning factory for more than sn cartons and and supplies in general, everything pur- chased in carload lots. The engine room holds a 300 horsepower electric motor, a tank holding 3,300 pounds of ammonia for refrigeration, and much of tanks and elevated machinery which "plated with a cork-type insulation applied in sections, The canning and freezing opera- Itions, as well as most of the equip- ment for washing vegetables, Is on the first floor Express Expedites Delivery The second floor holds huge vats for brines, big bins for the salt and for the sugar used in canning and machines for folding cartons for frozen vegetables. When ordered, the time element was so important that they were shipped by express to expedite delivery. Express charges were $1,200.

Almost every operation is done by special machines, but at peak production, the managers expect to employ 100 workers. The shipping cartons, labels, are printed by a special press in The expected output for the sea sons canning is 3,000,000 cans, which include peas, corn, beans (green and limas), carrots, beets and pumpkin. The company will market brands under six labels. Officers are Gop- pert- president; R. H.

and R. L. Peterson, vice presidents and gen eral managers, and Taggart, secretary. Parties Mark Park City Park City, July 20. Mrs.

Harold Fink was hostess at a party Thursday honoring Mrs. B. Helge- i son on her birth aniversary. Mr. and Mrs.

S. M. Cain entertained-at a lawn dinner Sunday honoring Russel and James Cain and Mrs. Arthur Vork of Livingston on their birth anniversaries. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter William! were week-end guests of Mr. and i 3 visit the formers sister, Mrs. Deantne Cowley factorv. and Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Streeter of Oklahoma City, Dillard Bur-Billings visited Mr. J. Buchnoi2.jrouBnBndMr.andMrs. Jack Owen cousins, R.

E. Rorabeck, D. J. Rora-lof re RuesU of Mr- beck and Mrs. J.

Lockman. It wasand Mrs- E- S- Mclntyre. Sio (pahadsL their first meeting in over 40 years. Mrs. Bertha Anderson home after visiting her former home, Yellowstone National park Monday Sparta, Wis.

and Tuesday. sni fiM.n. m.t MiV Ford Gariield Thursday. a.f the A' jzetti and Nils Ottun homes. Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rorabrck and'Buzzrttl and daughteV Karen re- Get in the swing with our Helene Curtis "Elasti-Curl" a smart NEW technique in Permanent Waving. Hie fifitsL Shop. Phone 4876 2702 Second Avenue North Across from Security Building it Loan son of Midwest visited Marvin Rora- beck and other relatives.

Mrs. William Lamers of Alder is visiting in Ryegate. Alice and Mary Boa Milne of Seattle accompanied their grandmother and will visit Mr. and Mrs. John Milne.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lammers and son of Hedgesville, Mr. and Mrs. George Fochs and children of Shaw- mut visited Mr.

and Mrs. John Bet week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Shandy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Latta of Denver Arrived to visit Mrs. Mina Horstman and Fred and Ed Horstman.

Mr. and Mrs. Seven Syverson of Sparta, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Johnson. Bodley Hough arrived from Kirk-wood, where he has been spending his vacation with his brothers and sisters. White's Clinic 814 No. 27th St.

Featuring Steam Baths Swedish Massage Colonic Irrigation Short Wave Inrra-Red Ultra-Vlolet Ravs and Naturopathy Treatments Phone 9-1461 vV TWO COMPLETE COATS IN ONE uff hessellnk. Mr and Mrs Bert Sto Rf'ir xisatme hiiii Aii.t. rst'u oioiiznian ana their home ing here. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard MeCullough Mrs. W. A. Russell is visiting in rrl. 1 Muss LaNell Bouton left Monday for Seattle after visiting her par- ents, Mr.

and M's. Harry Bouton. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larktn of nimnps spent thc wfpk pnd vislUng Mr.

Larkin's mother, Mrs. Ella Lar- kin. Lois Cass is spending her summer vacation in Hardin. Billy Kaley left for Chokio, Thursday after visiting Mr. and Mrs.

tinier tuauery. cation in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pnwlitschek returned from a two-week vacation in Minnesota.

Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Swanson and children of Omaha, and Mr.

and Mrs. G. A. Kamp of Miles City visited Mr. and Mrs.

II. V. Swanson. Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. F. Koch left Sunday for Helena. They will visit their son, Edgar H.

Reeder in Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Jack FHppln of The Rev. and Mrs.

L. E. Wel.shons .1 Tt XT ..1 Buzzctti left Tuesday for malned in Hardin for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Nelson of Fairmont, arrived Monday to visit, Mr. Nelson's brother, the Rev. B. N. Nelson and family.

Mr. and Mrs. John Swindle and daughter and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. Domingo and children of Weepingwater, left Sunday for Calgary, Canada. Wednesday for their home in Los Angeles. VhllHrrn of Vis ing at the Finlayson and Cammock homes. Major William A.

S. Dollard arrived from Berlin to visit Dr. M. L. Fisher.

High lights of the state convention at Missoula were reported by Mrs. Rcibeth Tuesday. The nro- committee appointed for the ycar comprises Miss Beulah HuntTes, Miss Mildren Reeves. Mrs. Rciteth, MLs.s Eileen Burgess and Mrs.

Cora Rcirimrlf. X(J llrj IxeSICJenTS AfP (-H JPQfc uwu 111 Broadview Homes "iiwavicw, ouiy Mr, ana Mrs. camp. comsnrh. club hXd a quilting at American han Thursday.

Hostesses were Mrs. R. C. Mrs. Max Conover and Mrs.

V.j E. Conover. Mr. and Mrs. Loren SandakT and son of Great Falls were week-end guests cf Mrs.

M. S. Ea'toa I Mrs. A. J.

McCartney returned Wednesday from Kansas City and! Poplar where she visited her daugh- ter, Mrs. Thelma PauLvn. Mr. Mc- Cartney remained In Exceisior Springs for another month. Mr.

and Mrs. Max Conover and family were guests at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Te home Wednesday. former residents of Plevna, was married Sunday to Karl Patrick of El Segundo, Cal.

The Rev. Mr. Har- rineton of the Methodist church i officiated at the services at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Patrick.

Mrs. Patrick lived in Baker after her graduation from high school in rievna, ana oniy recently went to California. Mrs. Irne Graf and daughter of Miles City arrived Tuesday to visit at the Steiber home. L.

E. Baker left Tuesday for his home at San Diego, after visiting his sister, Mrs. K. O. Lentz.

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Thompson and daughters attended a family reunion at Ekalaka park Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Faulkner and child left Tuesday for Tulsa, Okla Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen left Monday for Detroit Lakes, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Grainer.

Miss Catherine Hanratty arrived Tuesday from Los Angeles. Dnci BtrvVev nf TJilUntrc Vior brother, Emil, and sister, Mrs. Al Guthrie, visited here last Wednesday on their way home from Taylor, N. D. Mr.

and Mrs. Connie Hatton returned Thursday from a vacation spent in western Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Sepherd, Feme and LaVern and Fay Beach returned Saturday from a trip through Yellowstone National parte.

Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Kemp and Nancy spent last week in Yellowstone National park. Mrs. Carl Rose returned Friday night from Dayton, where she had visited her daughter, Mrs.

Jack McLaren. Mr. and Mrs. Henning Steen, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Steen, Miss Jennie Steen and Mrs. Elmer Wang left Friday for Dale, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Ahlstorm and children of Los Angeles arrived Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grandy. Arleen and Ronald Thomke of Beach, N.

are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Pat Plummer. Miss Eleanor Slater of Billings arrived Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Slater.

Mrs. R. E. Morrison left Wednesday for Elk River, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. O.

P. Bernard. Mr. and Mrs. Holgar Trandum of Butte and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. M. Montana of Spokane, visited friends in Baker recently. Mr. and Mrs.

Trandum were guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. North. Ruth, Jack and Karl Lentz, left Sunday to spend two weeks at a Bible camp near Sidney.

The Rev. A. Allen, Ruby North and Beulah Repplinger left Monday for Eagle Camp, S. to attend a Bible camp, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Correy and children returned Saturday from a vacation spent in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. James Kochel were hosts at a dinner Thursday in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Faulkner. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenny Kochel and Mrs. Ethel Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rost and daughter Alice, accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Foss and daughter, Donna, of Seattle and Cameron Ross of Bellingham, arrived Tuesday after visiting relatives In Wisconsin and Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hobbs of Miles City were guests of honor at a shower given for them Monday by Mrs.

Sten Wiman, Jr. The affair The complete facilities of this shop are utilized to care for your every BEAUTY NEED ROTHROCK'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 3293 1 Ywr is I hninr tKwf Her gxj azrjubm tnt tunf sdi te At IiaI reefs, uxa ff'i wire orcenrc bt ma enc.ose Tsar nonT mamM if order cot fcrorr. Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs C.

H. Duppler and Mrs. M. Henry left Monday on a trip to the west. Mrs.

Manford Hawks and daugh ter, Delena, and the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bloom dam of Minneapolis, Thursday from Coeur returned d'Alene Idaho, where they had visited Mrs. Hawks' sister, Mrs. Al Edwards.

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ferrier and children left Friday for their home in Minneapolis.

Mrs. Henry Stenerson and daughters, Mrs. James Rye and Shirley, of Tacoma, arrived Thursday from Roundup where they visited relatives. They will visit here. Mrs.

Dorothy Marcotti and son Pat, of Great Falls are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wash. Mrs. Elmer Newell and twin sons aud daughter left Wednesday for Cresbard, S.

visit Mrs. Ne-well's sister, Mrs. Harry Hansen. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lehman and daughter, Janice, of Tacoma, were recent guests of Mrs. Lehman's uncle, Odin Myhre. Miss Joyce Hofbauer and Marc Borgers of Detroit, niece and nephew, respectively of Mrs. C. F.

Hogeboom, arrived Thursday to visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Rolson and Mr. and Mrs.

Terrence Slaughter of Mobridge, S. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Olson. Society Gets Its Man, And He Receives Dog New York, July 20.

(Jpy After a month's search, the American So tmger- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ford left Mr.

and Mrs. Art West returned to Monday for Sun Francisco to visit Tillamook, Ore. their son, Kenneth and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Nagle of Mr. and Mrs. William Corkins and Portland, en route home from son left Sunday for Sidney after Pennsylvania, visited Mr. and Mrs. visiting at the C.

A. Corkins and C. Charles Robinson over the week endJE. Ford homes. Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. Marquardt en-j Mrs. Rushann Schneider is vlsit- tertained for Mr.

and Mrs. Harold ling Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durkin in Barringer and Mrs. E.

Jacobs of! Forsyth. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs.) Mr flnd Mr, K.rBnH Mrs. Herbert Williams in Bozeman.of R0undup.

William Stokes and Mrs. C. Smith Mrs. Elizabeth Ammers and Mr, 'and Mrs. Harold Christiansen of Kalispell arrived Tuesday to visit at the L.

W. Marquardt home. Mrs. John Bcttingcr, and Miss Marlon Rein spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Ungcr. Mrs. Ford Garfield entertained the Junior Sewing club Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

C. V. Johnson Olenik at thc July meeting of rtmDA the Easiness and Profpsnlnrml w. Mrs. Ray Plowman was compll- mented at a pitch-in dinner on her birth anniversary Saturday by Mrs.

R. W. Davis. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank P. Goeder of Fort Collins, were feted at a dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Whitcanack. Phillip Finley of Miles City was a week-end guest of Earl Eastlick. hosts at dinner Monday for Mrs. Mrs. Helen Braun.

Mrs. Josephine Cufzon of Beverly i leu ior aozeman wea nesaay. sne was a guest at me k.i Bozeman. J. W.

Corwin is spending the week in Helena. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thatcher left Fridav nftr visiting hor nsrmts i I ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty 'Josephine Curzon of Beverly Hills, to Animals finally found the owner! Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Gehrctt of a stray spitz dog a marine in and Mrs. Pearl Davis of Laurel and T.e.' i t-. u. neroeii, iaie ui umtaKu visiuiig relatives in the county. Ssia BRrnard Joscpn and SJster rr.i "4 Tu I Hawaii.

The marine, Reinhart L. Mettlng, answering the society's letter, ex plained he'd left the dog for a friend to send to his home in Goliad, I Texas, when he was shipped fromjW. Davis home for three New Yorlc. The society shipped theirs, uavis accompaniea ner to, fi i i4 I 'U ii if i iua aiiu iviuine.tuLa. rv.lo "Mr.

and Mrs. John Harding, lor' DaIe llbrt anrl tamiiV Seattle i Missoula to visit Mr. and Mrs. David G- w- Shelhamer and his daugh- were guwts of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry IThatcher before going to Minneap- ter Mrs- Fred ot CJyde Fry hni Mr- and Mrs- Tliyrold olis to reside Park, were guests of the Paul Berg- Schuster. I Mr Bnrt Mr, ureter rP Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reintsma and turned TueS' frJ'oK Na Mr- and Mrs- A- N- Erlckson of children of McMlnnsvllle. were Hnmf i nnrir oiacier p.

a Eiiings and daugnterr Mrs, Dwjght guests of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Fry. I Brooks and of Detroit spent: Mrs HaM Hum an(J Mr Mr. and Mrs.

Dane Vannice and Mvcral da's laSt week with Mr. and wwe hwtess.s t0 tn; family toured Yellowstone National Mrs. Laurence Enckaon. Congregational Ladies' aid at Amcr- park during the week. Mr and Mrg Art Veum of Ken- ican Legion hall Wednesday.

Mary- Mrs. Almeda Porter of Laurel was Minfn- and Mr-8nd Mrf 1 en' a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dane Van- eum Mlnn- vteited -t er lned witn and violin se-i nice for several days. Hle Andrew Dale home.

Mr. Art lections. 18 brotner of Mr- Andrew. Robert C. Conover.

was Don- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lewis, who Daie.

ored at a birthday dinner by Mrs. have been guests of her parents, Mrj tnd Mrs and a9Vgh. Conover. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.

and Mrs. Paul Roberts, left for their' of Billings are visiting her broth- R- C. Conover, and Mr. and Mrs. home In Seatt.e.

er, William Lance, and family. Maurice Conover. 1 I Mr. and Mrs. W.

Vichwe? and son Mr. Herbert Keefe of Minneapolis Phyllis Conover left Thursday for and Joe Klack of Sioux Falls, S. is a guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. Camp Rotary, Neihart. where she guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard end Mrs. Harry Henton. will be a counselor at the Girl Scout Mrs. Glen NeLson and daughter of )uislana is visiting her Mrs.

Amanda Nelson returned tTom an extended visit in Nebraska. Mf and Mrj cgj-jjj of Roundup visited Mr. and Mrs. Nat Allen here. Andrew Eriekson of and after visiting his brothers at Mar- marth, N.

and Miles City. Stanley Dakolios and Earl Eartz spent several days last week in Denver, returning Sunday. dog home for him. 1 The first public water supply system was instituted in Boston, in 1652. Black or Red SHOE (SIS First Arc BiUinn.

M.ni. (ill Lcstin BlBC lnt 1 f. i Mr. and Mrs. Lee Caswell and daughters of Des Moines.

Iowa, were 'guests ol Mr. ana m.s. wum Season In, seaym out. Season Skipper's best for It's two complete coats In one. It's tailored by those same master craftsmen who make our famed men'a coats.

Just button in the lining quickly, easily when the Llerow. 'Mra. Dwight Brooks of Detroit were Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Modt and uests cf Mr- 8Rd Mrs.

Fred Metz- son of Burbank, arrived Tues-, ger- day and are guests of her Mrs. Claire Coleman and daugh- Jack Stone. Wednesday Mr. and ters and Mrs. Melvin Eartz accom- Mrs.

and son and Mr. Stone panied a group of junior farmers to were guests of Mr. Stone's sister, a camp at Huntiev, returning home Mrs. Dora Brannon at Big Timber. Sunday.

Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Williams and Miss Pearl Davis of Ernest Dakolios returned Sunday extra all-wool warmth even up whiff of Spring, out comes the the your Season Skipper weather turns cold you've your sleeves! With the first lining sleeves and all becomes a lightweight topcoat! Laurel entertained for Mr. and Mrs. O'Modt at Laurel.

Mrs. Charles Whitney of Aibu- queque, N. was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Kinney..