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and ,t is understood that steps n't* I ,ar'*®r* opnngsalready underway for the nbatemc,,. .d und furnl»'^ of th-s nuisance Another, matter bv^!.th?'I*™™' which is being considered is the pos- P to cnsibility of stocking thy Ilawardcn sand pit with bass in order to afford same good fishing, a few years hence. If the-efforts to stop the pollutfo9i if thn river proves successful these h-iss could then be transferred to the river.Another hig open meeting is to be held next Thursday evening, Keb. ilh, at the American legion hull when Mr. (Iren D. Steele of Council Bluffs will be present to discuss other phases of activity in which the Isaak Walton League is engaged. The present mem-bership nf the loco) chapter is about fifty and it is hoped to increase this to nt least a hundred at this next meeting after which the charter will be closed. Election of officers of the local chapter will probably be bold at the meeting next Thursday night. It is also planned to serve refreshments. Everyone interested in this movement is urged to attend.... „— in the sale brought 5150 and was sold to MiUenburg Bros, of Onkca, N. D., on a mail bid. These buyers had.authorised their agent go us high as 5250 for this gilt. The 44 head in the sale brought an average of a little over 966 per head, while the 20 head which had been bred to None Such, the boar which won first prise at the lows State Fair lost fnll, averaged a little'over $74 per head. Loafstcdt A Sons are well pleased with the result of their sale which was one of the most sueceanful Poland Chinn soles held anywhere this year. •* *WIIJ Hold Notional Ski Tournament CMiton will hold the National Ski Tournament there on Wednesday iinj Thursday, February till, ami IJth. The Sioux Valley Ski Club i.« making arrangements now for lh« big event and they are preparing to entertain largo crowds both days. Over 160 skier* will take part in the teurna-mcnt. Special trains will he run on the Chicago. Milwaukee St Paul railroad. Admission charges for adult* will be $1.00 a day or ll.fio in advance for both days; children under to years Will be admitted free, and children between 10 and 1C will bP admitted for ;.0 cent* a day.* WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES ** + * + + + + * + lt;■ + + + + *The regular Monthly meeting of iht Womnn’ii Out will bo held nt the Associated church Wednesday afternoon. Keb. 4th. at 2:20. The History and Travel Department will have charge of the meeting. This department has been studying South America this year and the members have I «*♦ secured Dr. W. T. Robinson of. Sioux A City, formerly of South America, to lecture on Wednesday. His subject will he, “Incidents of History and Travel in Four South American Republics From 1880 to 1020. Dr. Robinson lived for muny years in South America und bin lectures are much in demandyyx| cfylCfc'ArrowIKliN*'»COUNrY cThe executive board of the Woman’s Club will ntect nt the librury nt 7:30 Monday evening. At this time the board will consider an amendment to .. tho by-law* governing the manner of I electing the officers of the club Members of the club are requested lo sub- j mil suggestions on this amendment to j the board before Monday evening.Club Reporter.rRANKtiH'sCOUftTY COALMore llomeaeekcra Excursior H. J Hmirn lru*'it tnnn* lt;» tV.uuia a incna. rounds c ly ejaculates—“Say, that bus for the scrap pile by a long s King's Garage a ring. They'll it back to you a-hlttin’ like i Royce.”Bill was a little dubious. “But, do any more than try 'cm. Mav 'or kick up dust for a mile or tw. for a phone.Gets quick action. The Service bus before he has hardlv hum i he parade starts for Davis I
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Hawarden Independent
Hawarden, Iowa, US
Thu, Jan 29, 1925
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