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Park Citv Feb 15 —Park City
high school's basketball team went
to Columbus last Saturday and
played the Jordan team. The lo
cal Panthers took the lead from
the start and held it throughout
the game By periods the scores:
were 18-9 30-21 46-28 and 56-36,
Panthers Continue
Their Winning Pace
Xn ^ favor of Park Citv Harvey
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Matheis scored 23 points, and Don-,
aid Hedges 19.
Park City met the Joliet Jay
hawks on the Laurel floor Tues
day evening and continued its for
ward thrust in the district, de
feating the Hawks by a wide mar
gin. The Panthers led 10-7 at the
end of the first quarter, 20-13
at the half, 33-19 at the end of
the third quarter and 48-30 at
the end of the game. High scor-j
ers were H. Matheis, 14; J. Kober,
12, and V Gonzales 12. The Joliet
b squad defeated the 1 ark City
B ' ;!5 ' 20 -
The Park City team went to
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the first quarter and 8-17 at the
end of the half, but went on a
scoring spree in 'the third and led
Edgar 28-26. Both teams battled
for honors in the last quarter,
which Park City took, 42-37
Kober made 13 points and
Matheis 11.
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Park City, Feb. 15. Glen Sea-1
man , 45, of Bozeman, an insur
ance man. was fatally injured
Wednesday morning of last week
when his car went out of control !
and crashed into the Valley creek
bridge west of Park City. Ihej
impact sheared off 14 hamster pil
lars of reinforced concrete.
Nearby ranchers burned to the
scene and at i en gth succeeded in
removi „g Seaman from his car, a,
two-door sedan that had landed
bottom side up in the creek bed. ;
The car's motor landed about 20 j
feet away. |
He died
Park City, Feb. 15.—Mel Roske
considers himself very lucky. Last
week end he and a companion went
tc the vicinity of Eureka for a
load of lumber, and on into town
spend the mgh t wlule tonter
H..™* being at^nidnig u|
^ " ent to ,, bed - ™™'T
Kosice was called and informed
thfc lumber was loadeJ ana re - ui > j
Seaman was taken by ambulance
to a Billings hospital,
there the following day.
Roske Misses Hotel
Fire Taking 5 Lives
to go.
A short time after Roske and
assistant leit> the ^ ia , :£rnt .
fire and five people lost their lives.
j wo oi the victims were browning!
basketball players. Don Fox, son
0I - M r. and Mrs. Alec Fox. is thej
Browning c . oa ch and was with h.s|
team j„ Eureka that night.
-
The American Legion auxiliary
sponsored a Valentine food sale
at the p ea rsall store Feb. 11. The
sale was in charge of Mrs. Harry
Sands and Mrs. S. T. Hood. ,
Miss Audrey Kinschloe of Mel-;
stone, who had been at the Owen
Ketehum home the past two weeks,
spent the week end at her home
in Melstone.
The W. S. C. S. met Thursday
afternoon at the home of the presi
dent Mr? r v Fnstliek Mrs
' ' ' ' " j
Floyd Braley conducted the devo
Uons. A program, prepared by
», A T n U u xi'a a
Mis. A. L. Grubs who was assist
ed by several other members, was
presented. Guests were Mrs. Dora
m. Hansford, Mrs. Dick Vanden
(-urg, Mrs. Riley Pierson, Mrs.
Owen Ketehum. Mrs. Earl Duns-i
worth and daughters Carolyn and
Nancy^ Mrs M. L. Dunsworth and
Mr8 \?' J . Brow-mwe». ^
and Mrs ; C ' G ' Speilman and son
of Laurel. A. Valentine lunch was
served by Mrs. S. T. Flood, Mrs.
Jcnar.es ätonerock and Mrs. Ray
mon d Daley. A Valentine ex
b the ho3t .
e sses.
Miss Betty Krieger a student
a( Eastern Montana ' College of
™ UCa rion in BilliS and daugh-!
ter 0 f Mr and Mrs Conrad Kr.e
was listed on the honor roll
of the collegTlas". qulrter j
Miss Elfrieda Kober, a senior at
Montana State college in Bozeman,
arrived here Thursday and spent
the week end with her parents, I
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kober, while
gathering material for a theme on,
local history. ]
Coach and Mrs. Leroy Jacobson !
• •■•e the parents of a daughter,
Mary Loraine, who was born in a
Billing's hospital, Thursday, Feb.
9
Mrs. Loraine Tolliver, first grade
teacher who was called to a Bil
U hospital because of the sen .
ous illness of her husband, was un
able to return to her duties all
, as( . week> Mrs w F> Truckner
taught during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meinhardt en
tertuined at a card party at their
home Thursday evening. Guests
were Mr and Mrs Atec Fox Mr.
Coîrad MehHng Mr and Mrs'
Jonrad R Mehlmg, Mr. «d Mrs.
M r. ami Mrs. Lewin Kober,
Mr and Mrs> Sol Richter. Mr. and
Mrs Bill Kober. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Schessler and Lewin Hergett,
the lost three from Laurel. Re
f reshments were served at the
(close of the evening.
B- W. Davis was able to return
to his hon ]9 Thursday last week
after pending 10 days in a Bil
I'J 1 * 8 bos P lta |- follovvmg surgery
^'dnrfn^thp'Vo^av^nfriod^
Li mT Helen*Braunto
her home here from Billings Sun
dav after being the guest of Mrs.
.Emma Brown two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Streedbeck
and son Jimmy of Billings were.
Ji^M^r'streedb^k'sparents Mr
-, nd Mr S j h Dove '
M rs. M L Dunsworth returned
home Wednesday from Billings
where she had spent several days
with her granddaughter, Mrs. S.
B. Flood. The latter's young son
Tommy underwent a tonsilectomy
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cain enter
tained at dinner Monday evening
for Rev. C. G. Spalding of Great
Falls and Rev. C. G. Spellman of
Laurel.
Alex Shimsky was called to
Clarmont. W. Va.. Saturday, Feb.
11 because of the death of his
father. Mike Shimsky. The Park
City man had made a trip in
JanuaiT to visit his father.
Mrs. Ivah Brock returned from
F ond du Lac, Wis., Tuesday after
spending two months with her son,
John Brock, and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Aasen of Aneta
N. D.. came the first of the week
te visit their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jacobson,
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and to become acquainted with
their new granddaughter, Mary
Loraine Jacobson,
Rev. Walter Spalding of Great
Falls conducted. a Sunday school',^
training class for both Laurel and
Park City Methodist church teach-,
ers, Sunday. Monday and Tuesday,
A. W. DeGroot of Helena was
here Thursday and called on
friends. He was en route to Bil
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LAUREL HAPPENINGS
25 YEARS AGO TODAY
FEBRUARY 11 1925
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Recent transfers of Laurel prop-1
erty include C. L. Morns to Call
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\els Vorwahl lote"^ 19 ^and* 20
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i° n , ^els voraam to James tvuc
eia lots 18, 19, and 39, block 1J,
East Laurel subdmslon ' 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson
0 f Molt were in Laurel Tuesday
v i s iti ne - their son Peter D. Thom
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Quoted and paraphrased items
of news from the 25 years ago
Laurel Outlook.
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Mrs. F- MacDonald entertain
ed the J. 0. club at her home on
First avenue Saturday afternoon,
Three tables of bridge were in play
.with Mrs. C. L. Calloway and Mrs.
*Bert Sherrow winning the honors.
M c w Laird; Mrs . r Brough
1 , M D Writrht and Mrs
^. n ' ^ rs ' ,V ean and mrs '
> C. Wilson of Billings were
guests of the club.
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The Tuesday Bridge club met
with Mrs. Roscoe Broughton at her
home on Third avenue Tuesday af
Soon Three tables of bridge
M " bnd ^ ( e
" ere in , play ' v * th T , J ' , P '
Moore and Mrs. T. J. Click win
"J n ff tbe honors. Mrs. J. P. Moore,
Mrs B B Hageman and Mrs..
H. H. of
club. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close
of the afternoon's play.
Mrs. Paul Gerard entertained a
company of friends last Friday
evening as a farewell party for
Mrs. Martha Fish, sister of B. J.
Berger, who has been visiting here
for several months. The invited
guests were Mesdames Foley,
Cross, Cook, Wilkerson, Concan
non, Wiggins, Schwertley, Watsa
baugh, Shannon, Braswell, Patter
son, Harry Clark, Mi's. Eltzroth,
the guest of honor and her brother.
G. W. Fenton has purchased a
new sedan car which is equipped
with al Ithe latest features in
cluding balloon tires.
Misses Elsie Fink and Martha
Stadalman and Messrs. Roy Jones
and Ellis Fink were an auto party
to Billings last Saturday.
Jack Cole, who had been visiting
in Billings, returned with them for
a visit with the H. A. Fink fam
Mrs.
ily.
James Kucera, agent for the
Northern Pacific at the Laurel
terminal station, has purchased the
D. H. McNeil residence propez-ty
on north Third avenue this week
and expects to move his family
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McNeil property includes three
lots and the large two-story dwell
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Frank Beslanowitch, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Beslanowitch, Mrs. Robt.
Kilpatrick and son, Mr. and Mrs.
John Eisenmann and William
Sleeter were visiting at the John
Kappel home of the Trewin dis
trict Sunday.
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Mrs. J. M. Walsh of Molt, was
, hostess at a party given at their
! Îî 0m ^ Tuesda y evening for her
1 dau S bbers > Misses Margaret and
Muriel. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs> H Hulett, Mr. and Mrs.
w Bridges, Mrs. E. A. Mangier,
^rs. C ' ^ Cowan, Misses Mildred
Reimer, Frances Bretrand, Athe
l®*? 1 Co 0 v J ran; Mesars - Art Kenney,
t, n biavens > Lester Mangier,
Ber t Clark, and Morris Rademach
er * Five hundred featured the
ning's entertainment.
A deal is reported between A.
L. Trace and H. E. Ebersviller
whereby the latter becomes the
owner of the Trace residence pro
perty just west of the corporate
limits of Laurel at the west end
of Fourth street.
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A delicious
'lunch was served at midnight.
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tess Fnday evening at a sur
prise event marking the forty
^ weddi anniv " rsary of
!parentg; Mr & and M rs Charles
Stadalman The eaiest list
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St ^ J ° hnson ' Mr ' and Mrs -
iElhs Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Don
|Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kürz
j ei . ( Mr and Mrg< claries Belinak,
Mrs Loj s R USS ell, Junior Fink,
Harold Dittrich.
Local News Items
Miss Prances
j Fenton, Mrs. PYank Jacobs and
Mrs. John Kinney. Canasta pro
vided entertainment, with prizes
going to Mr. Stadalman and Mrs.
Hurzler.
Harold Thoren, manager and
buyer for Laurel Trading Post,
left by plane early this week for
Chicago and Minneapolis. He will
be gone a week and will buy stocks
of merchandise for spring and
summer.
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