Declarer’s Play of a No Trump in Bridge Defense
The article analyzes a bridge deal where declarer cannot bid due to a weak five card suit and lack of quick tricks. It follows a no trump bid, then outlines the play including a diamond and heart finesse, ducking to preserve lead, and handling a long suit with careful timing to secure nine or more tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior
Declarer
Junior
Jack
Heclarer
South
Dunmimy
Cclarer
Religion Bows to Hunting Four When Whale Sighted
The report describes Faroe islanders turning to a hunter drive after whales are spotted. Church leaders quietly relay Grindabund to villagers as meat supplies become scarce. The religious community hesitates to abandon the Lord's table and join the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faroe Landers
Messenger
Grindabund
Mm. Bigesing
Sim
Lee Dennis Files for Governor on Rebub Ticket
Lee Dennis, Montana railroad commissioner, announced in Helena his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. He promotes a four year term, economy, anti-fraud governance, and expansion of agriculture, industry, and branch rail lines to aid farming regions. His platform centers on honest, efficient government and reducing state costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dennis
Helena
Dennis
Sioux Falls
S. D
Cascade County
Montana
Black Boy Be Yourself! Collins Show Delights Local Crowd
The Saturday Collins performance of Dumb and Dumbers wowed audiences with strong turns from Joe Alzhemeir and Larry Witzgerald. Provo played by John Berringer stood out from curtain to finish, with Fred Gewald and Robert Funk also praised for their roles and directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Joe Alzhemeir
Dum
Larry Witzgerald
Jazzbo
Provo
John Berringer
Middleman
Fred Gewald
Robert Funk
Dumber
Darwin Crane
Amandy Ann
Wayne Gewald
George Alzheiier
George
Nick Banis
Mesdames Funk and Woodward
Pendroy Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Homemaking
Mrs Wormley Mrs Swanson and Mrs Brewer spent Friday with Mrs Earles. Mr Phillips is busy kalfemining Shawvers and Ewinskis homes. Mrs Defger Mrs Davis and Mrs Brown surprised Mrs Pfrimmer on Tuesday evening for her birthday. Joe Fallon is redecorating his store. Jim Campbell has been on the sick list this week. Mr and Mrs Earl Shawver arrived from Los Angeles to Pendroy Sunday night and will stay with Mr and Mrs Chas Shawver. Mr and Mrs Olson of Minnesota arrived by car to work at the John Sullivan ranch this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormley
Swanson
Brewer
Earles
Phillips
Shawver
Ewinski
Defger
Davis
Brown
Pfrimmer
Joe Fallon
Jaunisch
Jim Campbell
Earl Shawver
Pendray
Los Angeles
Chas. Shawver
Olson
Minnesota
John Sullivan Ranch
Kaupish
Gutshall
Talbert
Teton High Students Enter Fifteen Contests in Scholastic Meet
Teton High has fifteen contestants slated for the scholastic meet in Great Falls on April 14. Ag club adds Donald Davis and Howard Harman with Thomas Winner elected secretary. Junior normal training girls work on penmanship certificates while training girls test seed germination with corn kernels. Florence Trescott attended the Helena music meet. senior play and T Club dance date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Great Falls
Donald Davis
Howard Harman
Thomas Winner
John Norris
Norman
Missoula
Florence Trescott
Helena
Nan Cole George Radcliffe
Complex Montana foreclosure suit targets Schatz defendants
In Montana District Court, W M Owens sues Fred W Schatz Ella B Schatz Overly Land Mortgage Co and others to foreclose a 1916 mortgage on land in Teton County and recover 4000 plus interest taxes and fees. The suit includes multiple co defendants and promissory notes with 8 percent interest. First publication March 23, last April 12, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
W. M. Owens
Fred W. Schatz
Ella B. Schatz
Overly Land & Mortgage Co
Overly
North Dakota
Thomas W. Connore
T. W. Connole
Morgan M. Connole
George Connole
County of Teton
H. P. White
White
The
California Co
June T. Guthrie
Joseph Crawford, Jr
Herman W. Tronson
Catherine Tronson
Cathrine Tronson
Montana Pacific Oil Co
H. K. Newman
Ethel B. Newman
Robert J. Kelly
Ruth Kelly
P. B. Haber
Mary Haber
L. F. Rutherford
Rutherford
T. O. Withee
E. F P. Erwin
W. R. Lee
H. H. Drake
Chas. O'Hare
O’hare
A. R. Thompson
Overly Land and Mortgage Company
Teton County
State of
Montana Meridian
Blanche M. Jacobson
R. M. Hattwrsley
Conrad, Mottana
Plaintiff
Lewistown Hoax Reaches Choteau Crowd at Kennedy Cafe
Report details a Lewistown hoax involving John W. Hall of Choteau Montana president of the Montana division of the American Water Works Association and J J Disher held briefly at the Kennedy cafe then released amid rumors engineers influenced the arrest. The Lewistown Democrat News notes the event as a diabolic plot and confirms Hall felt both fear and relief after the stir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hall
Choteau
Montana
Hall
American Water Works Association
J. J. Disher
Pacific Coast Iron and Steel Company
President Hall
Lewistown
U P Railroad Furnishes School Booklets for County
County Superintendent Anna E. Stafford received 125 paper bound booklets from the Union Pacific railroad. The illustrated pamphlets cover six topics including Yellowstone, the Pacific Northwest, national parks, Colorado mountains, and California. A second set, After the Rain, on cleanliness customs, was issued by the Cleanliness Institute of New York City for primary children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Stafford
Union Pacific Railroad
Colorado Mountain
California
Stafford
The
Cleanliness Institute
New York City
Grace T. Hallock
Farmers Apply for Shelter Belt Trees
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports 12 applications for shelter belt trees. Applications will go to Montana State College in Bozeman for processing. Requested varieties include caragana box elder northwest popular green ash American elm Chinese elm golden willow and blue spruce. Applicants listed include R L Gordon Swensen and Green W J Burk C V Lillenquist J Cahoon Albert S Jensen C Eddington J C Moss and K L Molen all of Bynum Carl P Roberts Lowry Frank Neis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Montana State College
Bozeman
R. L. Gordon
Swensen
Green
W. J. Burk
C. V. Lillenquist
J. Ca
Notice to Creditors Estate of G. M. Coffey
Executor G M Coffey Jr asks creditors and all with claims against the estate of G M Coffey deceased to exhibit vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims to be sent to Rooms 1 and 2 Larson Building Chateau Montana. Dated March 27 1928. First pub March 29 last April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Coffey
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
G. M. Coffey, JR
Dixon Files for United States Senator Seat
Joseph M. Dixon of Missoula files as a Republican candidate for the United States Senate in Montana. He notes Montana has had no Republican senator for 15 years and says the state’s industries such as sheep, cattle, sugar beets, dairying, wheat, manganese and lead face crucial tests next year. He adds he would bring experience from ten years in Washington and aims to advance Montana’s natural resources before focusing on foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States
Senate
Washington
House
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Merk, Jr
Lee-Dennis
J. R. Jones
Loney
Gladys
Haynes
Will Wellenstein
Nick Wellestein
Gulbrandson
John Wellenstein
Jim Shelton
Pendroy
Lucille Delger
U. P. Railroad
Weinder
Dutton
Jos. M. Dixon
Joseph M. Dixon
Valvoline
Hyvis
Adams Oil CO
Laccett & Mrazs Tobacco Co
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