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   Hill County Journal, The (Newspaper) - April 12, 1942, Havre, Montana                              THE HILL COUNTY SUNDAY Sunday Morning April Kremlin I three months home Sat jurday Mr and Johnson Carl Craft former Box Elder entertained Friday eve resident now of Columbia Falls ning honoring their niece Miss S visited here during the week Hazel Sorenson and nephew Enj Clifford Schleusner spent the eign Harry Guests weekend at home iu White were Mr and Mrs Carl Sorenson Mr and Arnold and Mrs Levi Thompson arid daughters Sandra and Sunday in Havre with Mr and Mrs Clarence Bishop andj daughter Mrs Joe Moore daughters Mayis and Donna Mr and family and Mrs Charles Petrie and Fred Weber left Tuesday for daughter Harriet and where he will i to the clinic and Mrs Howard mond spent Easter G M Wik that her Whitewater with Mr Hammonds has been promoted from private class to corporal Washington Become Jap Evacuation Camp V parents Mr and Mrs Fred Mr Wik entered the army at and son Wallace Lewis about a year ago He day Angeles where they had spend ihe winter Air and Mrs Wendell Winter entertained at Tuesday for Mrs Winters broth er Harold Guests were Mr and Mrs Harold Howser and little and Air and Mrs E C Winter Mr and Mrs Ed as Easter Sunday guests IMr and Mrs Chrisr son J ohn and Gle and Halvor Eriekson Mrs Harold liad as guests Jdr aud Mrs Winter children aod Mr and Mrs v Sinion who recently from NorthDakota where he had spent the is now stationed iu California Mr and Mrs Clarence Rule of Great t Falls visited here Sunday at jhe Frances home C T Nolan arrived here last for a visit with his sou C J Nolan and family The churches were all filled to IOK Easter Sun day services Atthe Catholic father substitut ed for Hinderer At the annual election held for school here Sat 10vvMy m i Paul returned home from Mrs Poore a very McClellen and Ben bo where they had spent successful and happy Brandvold were in town the winter Rev Milo Lee will hold serv to get farm This community was sorry to ices at the school house getting ready to seed hear of the death of Bert Harmon April 19 ut Everyone wel Alex and family were of Chinook Mr Harmon was an come visitors Sem home Sunday early settler in this community Mr aud Mrs J and Out Bank community joins in were Miss Ruth Funk came down sympathy for Mrs and Sunday from Shelby Saturday evening to sous t Mrs Irvin spend Easter with home folks j Mr and Mrs Win Gilead and family were supper guests UK The ladies aid is sponsoring a Mary Jean and Tommy were Fields home Sunday afternoon ner guests at the Ben Vedig homo Mr and Jackson j April 16 tor one of their mem Thursday L formerly i 1 i Doris Goldberg Everyone is ini A m 1 1 i This will be iu the church i J parlors Tlie meeting of the if were iu Wednesday North JK j Carried in Marcii i ivo so returned home Future Farmers held a Saturday where he special the some woi k done Mrs Easter vacation at homo II 1 Nelson Frank Jurenka visited thu in Kenneth Jackson elected a r v of one Sam speni her home ia t j Nick of From fairgrounds to Jap evacuation camp in step thats S j f O o Vi 4 n T3 T i t from j room of the joplin high school March iO it was decided the fol lowing hoys represent Jop I HJI at the Bozeman high school Tern pel Nobert Van Dean This team will take parti Kenneth Ji the contests with Tempel TH as alternate will also act ln Haue j delegate from Joplin chapter i F A and Dean Chapen will rep resent high jn the R p A baud March 2G the chapter held j a meeting to raise entertained the young Cora Mao Packer who teaches in the Poplar school came home to spent Easter 011 i The Circle and Gildford and children societies at a service and breakfast on Easter morning The Circle presented a pageant and liev Koed of ford gave the message weie laid for 00 at rlv tables and i was enjoyed Mrs J W enur morning Harre here aast Thursday Seattle Tacoma changed tilings at the site of the Puyallup Western Washington Pair where guar are being erected to house 8000 Japanese pending their removal from vital to permanent left Mon day af tera her ilrs Carl Sorenson Ensign Harry JE Spr also visited at his home left Diego Calif or aad v Easier and and Mrs Alvin Dees and Jittle daughter of Great Palls avere Easter Bests at parents Mr and Andrew Dees ser returned ey Los had spent the Mrs i Miss la left this a vs at at evacuation centers to Future Farmers There six applications presented following were raised and brought from VI enlisted their son Irvin vre Thursday He in the army service ago and received his at Salt Lake City He was ablo to return home for speni the and Mrs CT Nolan daughters and were Minneota school at the Hill fair last Light in Gildford Sunday Ilex were presented Nobert Van Dasi f u lul U ll Alvin and Charles I Ilex Gulick and Jack Hunsen L r and sons were Van Wechel S on business meeting nomo program the hostess luul ed a dainty lunch and daughter Verda out Havre to spond the Easter weekend and in Lincoln family dinner at the Lincoln home District No 49 elected E mitui u i UiSU ICL 1 ifall The children each received Mr and Mrs pie Olson and j These meetings were closed with business Saturday Suckow trustee J and sou an Easter treat from their Richard of Box Elder in pledges to the flag of J ancl Harold and Mr and Mrs C er Mrs B Perry j Tuesday old U S A The F F Gustafson and daughter left for Several people from here at Wmi Gehlen of Missoula t broadcast over March Sunday 7jatxth Noons mother Earl Johnson and to daughter Doris visited Sunday at April 15 Clarence called at dates in election of Lassalle home trustees returned Several from here at Tony Ericksoh home Sunday spent tended the meeting ot the Veter to do the last five months in Shriner hospital at Spokane of AVars held Tuesday evening m Miss Kathryn who Mrand Olive Owens and Sattleen Cathi the George Geesey have been helping j Billy j Easter at of and Mrs George Clink geri Ellis spent Easter vacation at her mother Mrs Gatz week ior Bay City M iThe aid lunch tne ices at Big Sandy Sunday Mrs Martha Bickle of Havre called here one day last weekin regard to the school J Mr Ban house ready to move into their here Bangs and Hoi Havre callers in town were taken through the Gas refinery the clean barley a thorough investigation w chapter wish to thank Mrs Bjorn stad for the use of her car for the the E Home Lee conducted com mini ion at Pleasant Valley school house on Good Friday Grace church enjoyed a pot Harry supper at the church parlors Sid ret Friday one day on Thursday evening followed by a service and communion trip the winter with his daughters Fresno at the basement Mrs W H Williamson medical patient at a Her invited Catherine Johnson motored to Great on a rapid recovery from ness and Mrs Marlin Spicher Mr and Mrs Tony Schend weri in Havre afte r by boy April Mrs storage cx i T T i periodically inspect your i Joe was in Rudyard FUKS during their stav in BUT Thursday TREVS vault This community wishes Mr a C Olson of Joplin ivas out to Beatrice Perry Steve Boyee Jack j visitor e farm for a days this Lines and Ole Arnundson noon her j We have been getting a shower Mr i George Clink George Geesey of one to two inches of Benton spent the weekend j Hoon Clive Owens and C J Ramberg every two or three days here thein Hingham I is employed ia Butte for some time returned home Tuesday Food and callers Monday past week j Mrs of Denver Mr and Mrs C J Ramberg i Mr and Mrs Harold Barber is visiting at the Andrew Kraft ana i Wm Gilead and at the AI home in Havre Easter Seeing 4H were callers Thursday were Havre callers the first of the home here Gustafson came out j at faster the benefit students home T J aier Mrs Mrs Sam is sponsor of bis a lp the Qnn Vlr and Mrs Miss Mana aird j Holland is sponsor of callers Wednesday renson and Mrs fy J J of Butte are soil Mrs Ho Mrs i A C Langel and Mr and Mrs Leonard to Havre Thursday j Marian Bainbridge visited j Shambo school Thursday i Some of the neighbors here at i tended the funeral of Mrs Collier in sons Mrs Mrs Lee Clark and t Hubert Dedman and dinner guests Sunday F L Thomas home sister i Hatler atf Fred and his Mary Kidd received two tended to farming interests here 1 very sad telegrams last Wednesday i The first one was from Ironwood I reelected as to inform them of the traga school trustee at the election ic deaths of a nephew Carl April 4 I men and liis wife which occurred Mr and Mrs George the 3Toung couple were in Havre Monday f ing to their work on bicycles Mrs Diana Bulman and son r Mr aid Mrs Eriekson brothers spent Swan and in s iii and daughter Mrs Howard Hammond motored to During the month of 3Iarch a day there they Visited Yemen a patient ihe f BoxElder recently a truck crashed into them killing j j Rudolph Boettger was a Havre j Mr and Mrs Ohmen As on e T caller Sunday Fred and his sister were and Mrs Floyd called in Havre I ing the possibility of attended i vacated by 3Ixs visited Saturday j funerals a second shocking e US AIrs Raymond Lenhart to tell them of the I i i i spent their Easter death by drowning of another Among those on me sick list ti on on the ranch i nephew 16yearold Bobby Wai I Abe Beatt Falls ed and two other boys in Havre j trying to cross the river above Rainbow falls on a raft which i immediately v Highest total of 1329 complete meals 5eryed lo school on the school lunch f Bohert Connor i week are Bobby Wehr Abe Beatty spent Sund j rick Elling Richard Strissel and j m Havre with his family Sanvik i joe Heavey shopped ii sung Holy communion was passed the congrega tion ty two of the young of the church was a very Im pressive and beautiful service A large number of people attended wonderful service It was by all those present Robert Bartlett teacher at Whitewater and Irene St John j Hayes Stark left Monday j Minneapolis on a business trip Robert Mclntosh visited with they had made When half way i i Tne Rudyard high school his home folks Monday cross the wind took the rait out Mrs George Janzen spent j Of control The body of one Monday in Havre waS carried over the dam and to place and I Raymond Lenhart visited and 1 was recovered the same day but i at the E M Shipman Mrs Wendland and shopped in Havre Friday the Walworth boys body was not i Mrs Charles entertained Barnes Stewart and Gladys until late the next day j R Hodgdon and Howard Janzen spent One boy esc an ed without in jury i Monday the Easter with Mv and Mrs E shopped in Monday the Easter holidays with their was the only child of Mr and Walworth arid had Ernest Shipman and Mike Rudyard callers Thursday were j parents Havre shoppers and Mrs Vic Seuser and Mrs R Lenhart and daughter j spent of daughter Harvey Angus Frank visited with Mrs George Janzen tions at the Ohmen farm near and Stevens and Alfred Tollefson evening Morange Betty i and Robert Hollingshead attend and rMs E M Shipman Matt Voss called Sharon spent the weekend I during the week in weekend at her home Northern Montana college studay morning dent visited here during ttel spent weekend Ethel Formanack teacher Jit Alice Mr and Mrs Alvin Dees and Jpf Great the weekend visiting at Ed Fpr home s and Mrs K Shipman and families were Joplin Carl Ohmen was the only j Havre child of Ohmen and 1 will be remembered by his many j Robert Mclntosh shopped in if riends here as he too had spent S f t Havre Wednesday I much time at the Ohmen farm celebrated his Mrs Fred Delean were birthday at a party Monday night 6 oclock dinner guests of Mr and ed Easier sunrise services Sun1 at Loma visiting the Marvin callers Thursday The Shipman children were ed lor diphtheria imoo Mrs Minnie Safford made a Mr and Mrs Charles Mills to Havre last Friday This Lawrence Elfer and 3Iiss Jean j Mrs J T Swift were Havre Jas Mrs Saffords first trip to r Friday aud Saturday i Havre for two months on account and Mrs Floyd j Stevens home Thursday and Fri in Havre at the home of 1 i Mrs Howard Dove Mr and Mrs Norman Kaercher Several people from here at were town shoppers Monday j tended the wedding of Mr and and Mrs were visitors tie home of Mr and Mrs John Grass and Mrs George bf Helena visited during the week end at the parental home l j Mr and Wesley William Schend who has been family called on Wilson employed at Butte for past Monday j Mrs H JAngus were j John LyIe Thursday and Mrs Alma Norenberg and j stayed to attend a Farmers Union Slaughters June and meeting was held at the spent Easter Sunday at the Victor i Lyle home later that evening Jones home j The small son of Curtis Phillips Mike Murphy Charles Freeland who has been and Jack Murphy of j very ill is again able to he about were in Hingham on Sunday aft Frank Meldrum moved his i family out to the ranch Thursday j Mrs Leo Kraft and daughter after the cold months spent in and Mrs Elizabeth Kraft were in j town to bring the children nearer 1 Havre Thursday school The Catholic ladies club was Mr and Mrs Roy Peterson and THE SIGN Amundson was reelect i Juice i Rudyard Tuesday trustee for district No 1 j 5 at the election i and 3Irs Dan Stevens and on April 4 Mrs Beatrice Pain Quickly If you suffer from rheumatic arthritis or this atthe Herb Mrs Beatrice Perry spent home Easter j Easter Sunday the Joe Miss Katherine home relatives here j Norman Welte i Joe Anderson and son Eugene and daughters Lois and Monai from south of Joplin Tvere among j 1 belle visited at the home of Mrs the farmers who shopped a supper at the Mrs Phil visited j don home Tuesday Mr and Mrs Wendelin Schweit at the home of Mr and Mrs Jake Voice Sunday supply today Mix it with a quart of water add the juice of 4 lemons Its easy Jo trouble at all and pleasant need 3 tablespoonfuls two limes a day Often within 48 hours sometimes overnight splendid results are obtained If the pains do not quickly leave and it you do not feel better return the empty package and cost you nothing to try as it 5s sold by an Compound for sale and recommended by Com and drug stores everywhere winter Jn California of the Lark in colors and to his home Thursday i was Bought with money earned I Mr and Mrs A A the children of the Shambo f head entertained the following the Earl of Sandwich I R Hodgdon John Jilo range Mr and Mrs James Vini cent Mr and Mrs E M Shipman ir and family and Mr D who liked to Pains oC morsels ttr cards H is hardly likely he and Wesley woaM T Swift and Kent and at the homa of suffered stomach ulcer pains v j t Trv a Air anc Mrs E Sunday 25c 25c box of relief of ulcer and stomach pains Indigestion gas Mrs N W Kaercher Kf und sons were Mr and excess acid Tablets must help Mrs Angus Sunday joney At Owl and TAXPAYERS Taxpayers who have delinquent taxes are reminded that the present Moratorium on will end on May 31 1942 The Moratorium Law Chapter 13 1941 Session Laws provide all delinquent real estate prior toand including the first half of 1940 can be paid without penalty or interest provided payment is made not later than May 31 1942 As the second half of 1941 taxes are due in May at which time have a heavy volume of work we would appreciate payments or checking of rec ords be made in April or first part of May if possible FINLEY County Treasurer Today more than ever before this sign beck ons all ear and truck owners who wartt the skilled reliable service that comes with 1 trained mechanics 2 quality materials and 3 reasonable service this kind of service from your Chevrolet dealer because for dealers have had the largest number of and there fore the widest experience in servicing and conditioning all makes of cars and trucks ORIGINATOR AND OUTSTANDING FOR SERVICE THAT SATISFIES SERVICE THAT SAVES Check and Rotate fires 2 Get Regular Lubrication 3 Service 4 Test Brakes 5 Check Steering and Wheel Alignment 6 Rear Axle Check Cooling System 8 Protect and Preserve Finish CAR CONSERVATION PLAN k Go adv HAVRE MONT ft  

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