Laurel outlook. [volume], November 03, 1948, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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A good harvest, and a top market for crops and livestock ore not the
only things that provide a profit from farming.
Money saved by proper care of farm machines is a profit you can har
vest in the cold of winter. Avoid costly breakdowns and repairs . . . get
more years of good service from expensive machines. .. increase profil
by proper maintenance of your equipment.
Give yovr Machinery
READY-fOR-SPRING-USI
attention this winter
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Your Carter Oil Supplier hot high quality Oval-E specialized
lubricants to help protect the life and improve the performance
of*your machines. Check machinery for faulty or worn parts . . .
make needed repairs now. Apply protective paint where necessary
. . . shelter equipment if possible.
Apply a heavy coating of Oval-E Oil or Grease to earth-scoured
or other polished parts. Oval-E petroleum products on bearings,
axles, spindles and gears help seal out weather, moisture, rust
. and gritty dust . . . put your machinery in shape for a quick,
\ trouble-free start next spring.
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They are a valuable guide in money-taving service ... contain many
helps For safety, far better farm and ranch operation.
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"Johnny Cake"
"Johnny cake" was originally
called "journey cake". It was used
by hunters and traders on their
long journeys on foot over Indian
trails.
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Potatoes
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QUAKER
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CAMPBELL'S
Tomato Soup
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GOLD MEDAL
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Indiana Dimes Park
Indiana Dunes state park has a
three-mile frontage on Lake Michi
gan, and is located about 10 miles
west of Michigan City on state
highway 49.
Heat of Light Bulb
Heat of the wire inside an in
candescent light bulb is between
4,000 and 5,600 degrees F., so in
tense that it would make brick
flow.
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58 Cars Of Beets
Are Shipped From
Park City In Month
Park City. Nov. 3.—The 1948)
beet harvest which began Sept. I
28 ended Thursday, Oct. 28. !
Fifty-eight cars were loaded by
the 18 growers of the community.
Mrs. Nancy Vaught of Laurel
weighed the beets and W. D.
Whitcanack was dump man.
Ballard Bare had charge of the
dump in Trewin district.
Panthers' Winning
Streak Continues
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Park Citv. Nov. 3.—It was with
little difficulty that Coach W. F.
Truckner's football six ran up a
bip score on the Roberts field
Thursday afternoon. The Park
City Panthers made 25 points in
the first quarter.
Alvin Kober started a touch-1
down march on the third play of (
the game. The second team was
sent in after the quarter. Others)
making points were Wagner, Gon- j
zales, Minch and Mattheis.
The score by quarters was
Park City 25, 14, 6, x: Roberts x,
x, x. x, making a victory for
Park City, 45-0.
This game was the fifth play
ed and also the fifth win for
Park City.
Colleen Eisenmann, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Eisenmann,
placed second with her 4-H club
barrpw at the Fat Stock show in
Billings. Oct. 27-29.
Thursday
The pro
Mrs. C. V. Mosier was hostess
to the Garden club
afternoon at the hall,
gram on "Pictures of Gardens
Near and Far" were shown by j
members. A pie social and en- 1
tertainment was planned for
Nov. 13. and Mrs. Alex Fox, Mrs.
John Altice, Mrs. W. F. Truck
ner and Mrs. Ballard Bare were
appointed to arrange for the oc
casion. Mrs. C. V. Eastlick and
Mrs. C. V. Mosier reported on
improvements in yards, homes
and the townsite in the past year.
Ideas were discussed for next
year's program. Mrs. E. Van
dersnick was a guest of the club.
Mrs. Tom Story entertained
the birthday club Thursday eve
ning at her home, honoring Mrs.
John Fry. Members present
were Mrs. Allen Lierow, Mrs. Al
len Whitcanack, Mrs. Basil Hel- j
gesen, Mrs. W. F. Adams. Mrs.
Dick Vandenburg, Mrs.
Fink, Mrs. Stanley Pearsall and
Mrs. R. C. Bolin of Terry, a
former member of the club.
The Park City Legion and
Auxiliary sponsored a Halloween
dance at Riverside in Laurel Sat
urday night. Oct. 30. A big
crowd attended and a good time
is reported.
Mrs. C. C. Ford of Los Angeles
is visiting her son and daughter
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Hoff.
Mrs. Marie McCune and two |
sons. James and John, of Ab
sarokee were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. S. T. Flood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKenzie !
apd Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Eastlick
Harold
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and family went to Barber Sun
day to be guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Eklund.
Mr. and Mrs.
spent Sunday in Hardin at the
home of their daughter. Mrs. J. !
W. Scott and family,
Colleen Adams entertained at a
Halloween party at her home
Thursday evening. Games were
played outdoors, and a lunch was
served.
A. O. Nelson
Her guests were students 1
of the high school and junior
high.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Bare ;
spent Wednesday in Cody with ]
their son and family. Their
granddaughter, Jackie Bare, ac- j
companied them home for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Nelson
spent Wednesday at the home of
I Mr. Nelson's brother, Charles
j Nelson.
I The Park City school closed
j Thursday noon and the teachers
! attended the Montana Educational
association meeting in Billings
until Saturday afternoon.
During recent weeks friends (
have received cards from Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Keefer, who were in
Florida enjoying summer heat.
Oct. 31 they were to attend a
family reunion in Michigan and
would then start home.
Guests last Sunday at the S.
T. Flood home were Mrs. Helen i
Braun. Mrs. H. D. Tompkins and
Mrs. May Miller. j
Neil Keefer of Billings, grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Keefer! I
of Park Citv, was one of the four Î
i students who appeared on the ?
"Teen Agers Forum" of a Bil- I
lings radio station Saturday, Oct. i
30, on "The Coming Election."
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lewis and
Mrs. Myrtle Peters of Billings
,were guests Tuesday of Mr. and
Mrs. P. W. Roberts.
) Mr. and Mrs. Sig Eggar and j
t daughter from near Bozeman. I |
spent Thursday with Mr. and f
Mrs. R. W. Davis. i |
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Story enter- i
tained at dinner Wednesday j f
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night honoring Mrs. Ralph Story
on her birthday. Mr. Story was
also a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Esp of |
Big Timber spent a few days j
during the week with Mr. and *
Mrs. C. V. Mosier.
Mrs. Leland Grover of Hamil
ton came recently to visit her .
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman I
Wolt
Mrs. Robert Coat and son, ,
Howard Allen of Rosebud came I
Wednesday and returned to their |
home Saturday. Mrs. Tompkins •
accompanied them home for the »
week end.
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Curb
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SERVICE
Chicken In a Basket
Steaks
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Zinne of
Columbus were guests Sunday
'of Mr. Zinne's sister. Mrs. Albert
Kline. Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
Kline were guests of Mrs. Kline's
brother. Arthur Zinne, and family
in Billings.
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OF LAUREL
Now Under the Management of
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. SIMMONS
Miss Frances Fenton, assisting
Our Policy
• Low Profit Margin
• Nationally Advertised Styles
• Always Something New
The former stock is
Reduced to Below Cost Prices
to make room for our
New Holiday Merchandise
VISIT THIS SALE
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SIMMONS
LAUREL, MONTANA
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Mr. and Mrs. Ole Eggar and
daughter Marjorie of Bozeman
were guests Saturday of Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Davis. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Orchard of Billings
) dinner guests Wednesday at the
! Davis home.
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| Supt. and Mrs. R. C. Bolin and
family of Terry, formerly of
I Park City, came Thursday and
were guests at the W, F. Adams
were)home. Superintendent Bolin at
(tended the M. E. A. meeting in
Billings during the week end.