Friday, January 1, 1943
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For Sale!
FOB SALE: COAL AND GBAVEL
We make all arrangements con
cerning hauling.—J. S. Harvey,
Phone 66, Harelm ts.
For Sale —Stoves
FOR SALE—One cirouatling heater,
16 inch fire box, one box heater
and 2 camp stoves. Inquire at
Hutches Pluce. l-8p
For Sale —Pigs
FOR SALE—Twelve head white
boar pigs. Inquire H. T. Rowley.
B.R. No. 1 southwest of Harlem,
Near Merrill Bridge. 1-lp
For Sale—Bull
FOR SALE—One 6 yr. old Registered
Bull. Kaier Swenson, Turner. l-l-8p
For Rent—Apartments
FOR RENT: HEATED ROOMS—
Security State Bank. 11-10tf
Lost—Calf
LOST—Spring Calf branded circle R
on right shoulder. Red color with
white face. Ingval Kudo, Turner
Montana 12-25 1-lp
Wanted—Housekeeper
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WANTED —A lady to do house work
2 days per week. Leave names at
Harlem News office. 1-lp
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NOTICE
। Seo your Gamble Store Dealer for
special prices on baby chicks for
j spring delivery. 1-lp
Lost—Steer
LOST —White face long yearling steer
branded HF Diamond on right
ribs, also round holo in loft ear.
Notify Francis Rowley for reward,
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Lost—Billfold
LOST—A brown billfold between pool
(hall and post office Monday after
noon. Finder may keep money but
return papers and billfold to Harlem
News or Elmer Wilson. 1-lp
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Luthern Church
Rev. M. Cohrs. Pastor
luuthern Church services will be
I held next Sunday at 2:30 P. M. Sun
[day school at 2:00 P. M.
THE HARLEM NEWS, HARLEM, MONTANA
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guns and tanks and planes
he’s got to have to do the
job and protect your home,
your family, your future.
Think of his protection,
too —and give him a break!
Put at least a dime out of
every dollar in War Bonds
—join the millions who are
investing 10% or more of
earnings in War Bonds
through the Payroll Sav
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Predicts Light Damage
by ’Hoppers in 1943
ißozeman —KUR)—Grasshopper damage
to crops will bo much Tighter in Mon
tana during 1943 than during the
past few years, Dr. Harlow B.
Mills, state entomologist, said in
his annual report tot the governor.
He said a recent ogg survey indi
cated grasshopper infestation will
be spotted and tho least severe in
five years. Control work in 1943
will bo concentrated in Big Horn,
Yellowstone, Stillwater, Golden Val
ley and Musselshell counties.
Mills estimated grasshopper dam
age to crops during tho past year
amounted to more than St»l,soo,oo<>.
Approximately $817,000 worth of
farm products were saved by farm
ers’ control methods in 1942,, he
said.
20 Years Ago
(Dec. 15-31, 1922)
Plans are underway for the annual
community Christmas tree festival to
tbe held at the High School Saur
day evening. Dec. 23. In spite of
the fact that this has been a loan
year, the kiddies will be looked after,
jas usual. Women from the three
churches of Harlem will join to
gether to seo that the tree is trim
med and candy bags filled. Men
will make the rounds with the
4 ‘nose bag’* to provide tho treats.
A fine entertainment is being ar
ranged by tho grade school.
Owing to severe weather it has been
impossible to complete the water
works and the people of Harlem
will have to worry along with in
termittant service for a while longed.
Harvey McMichael, son of Mayor
McMichael, broke a bone in his left
arm just above tho wrist Wednesday
afternoon, while playing on the school
grounds.
In spite of extremely cold weather
Jack Clark is still running his auto
stago between here and Havre. This
is proving quite a convenience since
trains have been running so uncert
ainly. He had his first trouble
Friday evening when the magneto
on his engine went ibad at Chinook
and he had to lay up there for
the night. Passengers are finding
the trip comparative^ comforiable
with side curains on the car and
foot warmers provided.
Attorney J. L. Angst man and fam
ily have returned from Helena
where they visited relatives the past
few weeks. Mr. Angstman took his
examinations for the bar, while away,
passing them. successfully so he is
now a full-fledged lawyer and will
open offices here.
The worst blizzard in the history
of the Great Northern R. R. raged
on the western, slope of the Rockies
Sunday. Four feet of snow and
winds bordering on a hurricane isol
ated mountain towns. Trains were
belated by a snowslide near Java,
blocking the track for 21 hours.
According to the report compile!
SEASON’S GREETINGS
E. P. Ekegren, Inc. Harlem, Montana
Christmas, last year, was not an occasion for singing
Pee.ce on Earth, Good Will towards Men for the very hope
of all Christendom was momentarily scattered.
This Christmas, in all our hearts 'we find a New Hope has
been born; the Hope and the Vision of a Real Peace on Earth
and Good Will toward Men and Women of all Nations.
We believe that this will bring about a better underst ind
ing of Peace and something that is practical and lasting.
We sincerely wish that You and Yours will have a very
pleasant Christmas, regardless of any circumstances and we
hope that this coming year will bring to this world, Peace and
Good Will and to You a liberal measure of Happiness.
Thanking you, One and All, for all favors shown us
in the past and hoping to be able to serve you in the days
to come, we again wish you a
Very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.
Sincerely,
E. P. EKEGREN Inc.
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The ’lectric train that wasn’t there
Some things are hard to under
stand when you’re six. Long be
fore Christmas, Daddy explained
why there couldn’t be a new elec
tric train this year. But Jimmy
kept on hoping .. . maybe ...
somehow ... Santa Claus. .. .
Jimmy’s a good soldier. Hell
get along with his old wind-up
train that jumps the track. And
Daddy will tell him again how
the wonderful electric locomo
tive, with its light and whistle
—and all the shining cars—are
going into gun parts now*
by tho State Highway Commission,
Blaine county has 748 automobiles,
of which 451 are Fords. Overlands
I come next, with 55 in use in the
county. Buicks number 29. There
are 86 trucks and only one motor
cycle in tho count}’.
Coburg News
I Mr. and Mrs. Dan Olßrwan were
j visitors in Harlem Thursday.
Coburg school presented a program
and a Christmas tree Thursday Christ
mas eve.
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j Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Hallam and
j Mrs. Dan O’Bryan motored to Malta
■ last week.
Keith Hallam is visiting his par
ents over the holidays. Heis employed
in Colorado.
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I Mr. and Mrs. Dan OUlrpm were
shoppers in Dodson Monday.
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Harlem U. B. Church
Albert Win HUI, Minister
Church and Sunday School at 10:15
A. M. Unified service.
Wo urge all parents and children
Ito be present.
Sunday 7:05 P. M. Y’oung peoples
service.
Sunday night at 7:45 P. M. Fel
lowship Hour.
Wednesday night—Mid-week service
Friday 7:45 P. M. Senior Choir
Notice to Truck Owners
Tho following is the information you
will have to furnish Io your county
Treasurer when you make application
for this years truck license:
The kind of operation, for hire,
private use, public use, etc.;type of
'business in which vehicle is chiefly
used; total mileage (estimated) mech
anical conditions and size of each
tire and tho residence of owner with
in city limits or in rural area. Also
the owners report the kind of vehicle
its horsepower, and what model, cap
acity in tonnage, size of body (inside
dimensions) capacity of tank and num
ber of axles.
(1225 1-1)
And maybe Daddy will add
that the same electricity which
drives tiny trains is also driv
ing the big machines that make
bombers and battleships. We
hope Daddy does mention it.
We’re proud of the part that
power plays in war production.
Every war plant has had
ample electric power when it
was needed. Millions of extra
kilowatts have been installed —
until today America has far
more dectric power than all our
Axis enemies combined!
> Presbyterian Church
Rev. T. M. Kingsley, Pastor
Following is the order of service
for tho special Christmas music at
the Presbyterian Church on Cristmas
Eve at 7:30 P. M.
Processional
Invocation
Choir —hark The Herold Angels Sing
♦Scripture Response
Choir—Fairest of Roses
Scripture Response
Sextet—Star in tho East
Sermonette —(Peace on Earth Good
Will to Mon
Choir The Lord is My Shepperd
Scripture Response
Solo —Over Thy Cradle—Marjorie
Brown
Choir —Silent Night
Hymn—Joy to tho World
Benediction.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
f TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
7 OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
| IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
| BLAINE
i Order To Show Cause On Sale Of
Real Estate
I In the matter of the estate of
। Joseph H. Schwaller, Deceased.
[Ruby Schiwnlier Ellis, the administ
ratrix of the estate of Joseph. H.
Sch waiter, Deceased, having filed her
petition herein praying for an order
of sale of the real estate of said
| decedent, for the purposes therein
। set fourth,
• IT IS Tn E BEFORE ORDERED
| That all persons interested in tho
estate of said deceased appear before
the said court on Tuesday the 12 day
of Jan., 1943, nt ten o’clock in tho
forenoon of said dwy/it tho court
room of said court, at tho courthouse
in Chinook, (Blaine County, Montana,
to show cause why an order should
not bo granted to tho said adminis-
1 tratrix to sell tho said real ©stalo
lat private sale; and that a copy of
| this order be published at least two
successive weeks in tho Harlem News,
a newspaper printed and published
at Harlem in said county.
Dated this* 32nd day of December,
11942.
C. B. ELWELL
Judge of tho District Court
Z/id neven-fighths of all thia
flood of power comes from ths
electric companies under Avur
ican business inanagemant. >
Power is production — and pro
duction points to Victory. ...
Then real Christmas will come
again—and Jimmy will got his
electric train.
The Montana Power
Company
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