Deadwood Pioneer-Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 4

SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1944 PACE FOUR DEADWOOD DAILY PIONEER-TIMES. Deadwood. S. Dak. Mrs.

F. L. Bennett, of Spearfish, has LOCAI. ITEMS Spearfish News (Mrs. Marguerite DriskiU) been promoted to captain in the U.

S. army. He is a graduate of Black Hills Teachers College. Mrs. Ed Rantapaa, former resident of Spearfish, now living in mons, Wilson; Saunders, James; Slott, William; Slott, Charles; Starr, Dale Starr, Gene Stump, G.

Smiley, J. Spurgln, Harold; Sperling, Anton; Sperling, Louis; Shryock, Thomas Smith, Donald Smith, Dale Silfven, Ja- jcob Sorensen, Dale Shedd, James; The nominating petition of Ralph uykendall for member of the city mncil from the first ward, is being rculated at this time by friends. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, of luma.

are the parents of a daugh-r born last evening at St. Joseph Butte, Mont, came to Spearfish Friday to spend the week-end with friends. She has been visiting rcl-( atives in Lead. Maxine Lynn, Spearfish, daugh- Thursday evening. Miss Goodrich received her degree from the college of science, literature and the arts where she majored in journalism.

Henry Laitala, a staff sergeant in the army engineers, is in Lead for a visit with his sisters and other relatives while on a 21-day sick leave. Henry left here with the national guard unit in February, 1941, and has seen 22 months overseas duty in the Pacific area. He was returned to the states in January after being stricken with a tropical fever. He arrived in Lead Wednesday evening from Ft. Logan, and will return there at the completion of his sick leave.

Preston; Miller, Dwight; Mitchell, James Mitchell, LaVern; Minton, Melvin; Mortenson, Andrew; Motley, Fred Motley, John; Moye, Jeff; McNenny, W. McCrorey, Lloyd McGlone, Robert Nelson, George Norman, Harold; Norman, Frances; Ormsby, Earl; Ormsby, Walter; Oslond, Joe; Ostrander, Charles; Ogilvie, Lawrence; O'Hara, Phelps; Palmer, George Patterson, Fred; Pascoe, Wilbur Puthoff, Richard Pringle, Donald Porter, Joe Pendleton, Jack; Phillips, Clifford; Peterson, Richard Parker, Thomas; Pearson, Donald; Ryan, John; Regan, Jack Rineveld, Kenneth; Rochester, Lowell; Rochester, Melvin; Rochester, Vernon; Rogers, Harold; Roberts, Joe; Rz-nicek. Layman; Simons, Orvil Smith, Earl Sala, Vernon; Sanders, James Shea, James Shipp, Carl; Sim 802 584 635 1821 maard'a Grocery Hackler 112 113 93 318 Minard 145 157 170 472 Campbell 96 110 118 324 Cooper 119 144 120 383 Vancas 124 163 158 445 Handicap 27 27 27 81 623 714 686 2023 Montgomery Ward Johnson 136 133 144 413 Moye 114 111 115 340 Hastie 113 111 138 362 Gilbert 120 166 131 417 Roberts 158 171 134 463 Handicap 44 44 44 132 685 736 706 2127 H. S. Clark Mackie 195 151 143 489 Jennack 146 155 140 441 Jacobs 145 107 134 386 Berry 149 135 137 421 Knutson 116 127 149 392 751 675 703 2129 Average.

Less 15 pins penalty. ospital. I wi in. aiiu mra. nuss i.ynn, a patient at St.

Joseph's hospital, having undergone major surgery there a few days ago. Sister M. Mildrida. directoress of t. Ambrose school, of this city, Mr.

and Mrs. Osborne Pemberton, Js, arrived in Spearfish Friday from their ranch at Bioadus, Mont, Mrs. Pemberton and children to remain in the city for a time visiting relatives. Mr. Pemberton will return shortly to the ranch.

Mrs. Earl Wendell entertained her club at a dessert bridge Thursday. Two tables engaged in play with Mrs. L. C.

Emerson tallying high score for the afternoon. Mrn. Clyde Ice was second high. Mrs. Darlene Schlenost and children have arrived in Spearfish to spend the duration with her mother, while her husband is serving in the armed forces.

John Bennett, son of Mr. and the gathering proved a most enjoyable one. Dr. Russell Jonas, president of the Black Hills Teachers College, was the principal speaker. The annual St.

Patrick's dance for Elks and their ladies, will be held at the lodge home this evening, with a lively time in prospect. Good music has been secured for the dance and preparaions have been made to welcome a large crowd. A good advance ticket sale has been had for the St. Patrick's dance to be given tonight at the city auditorium by the Deadwood American Legion post. Good music end entertainment features will be provided and the dancing public is assured an enjoyable time.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Baker, of Spearfish, are the parents of a son born yesterday afternoon at St. Joseph's hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Hunt returned from Lafayette, Tues-day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunt and friends in Deadwood. Harold Hunt graduated recently from Purdue University, where he had been taking a naval electrical course.

After an eight-day leave. ho has been ill for a short time, as removed yesterday to St. Jo- I Thompson, Clyde Thompson, -Clifford; Thompson, Howard; Tre-ber, William Vancas, Francis Vancas, Joseph VanHeuve-, len, Virgil VeitL George I Waugh, Francis White, Nerval Whitelock, Orville Winburn, Phillip; Winburn, Charles; Wiswell, Charles Wiswell, James Wiswell, Oliver Wilson, Miles; Waters, Charles Webb, Charles; I Wolfe, Carlton Wescott, George Williams, Arleigh Williams, Emery Wertzbaugh, Dale; Yea-ger, William Young, I. Zar-baugh, Guy F. I tph's hospital where her condition st night was reported as grave.

elatives residing in San Francisco Ire en route to Deadwood. Dr. J. J. C.

Smiley, M.D. I IIVSIC IAN and SURGEON Uilict's Over First National Bank Building Office Phone 65 Residence MA Smiley is the attending physic ian. I Bowlings Scores" Thomas Egger, of Sturgls, a resi- lent of Deadwood a number of lears ago, has been discharged from he U.S. army and has returned to Start Listing ranch home in Meade county. A eteran of the African campaign he (Continued From Page 1) Lffered severe wounds and was ecorated for bravery.

He was born i Deadwood, his mother being the DEADWOOD LAST TIMES TODAY EVENING Matinee Saturday at 2:00 rmer Mary Mansfield, daughter of well known early-day Deadwood Lmily. A well-attended meeting of Alta ebekah lodge was held at the Odd ellows hall last evening during 2L9tHi Anniversary Hampel. Frank Hardy, Ernest; Hardy, Glenn Hardy, Kenneth Hardy, Ray; Harter, Don; Hansen, H. Hansen, Allen; Haywood, Lynn Hardin, Charles; Hurley, Henry Hunt, Harold; Hogarth, Melvin; Hogarth, Robert; Heffron, Thomas; Hammond, Andrew Hough, Marion Hcider, Howard Hilton, Morthland; Hill, Har-wood Hoffman, Chas. Hoist, Ray; Hayes, Charles; Hallock, Robert Earl; Hallock, George Hacdt, Robert; James, Raymond; James, Clarence Jacobson, J.

Jacobson, Rob- ert Jones, Francis Jones, he is to continue his course as fireman first class, at New London, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt left Friday from Rapid City, where they had been visiting Mrs. Hunt's father Harry Pouriea.

Sheriff Ted Kelley, son Ted, and R. G. Livak returned yesterday from Sioux Falls where the men had been on official business. Shortly after their arrival in Sioux Falls Ted. was stricken ill and on advice of a physician was hurriedly returned to his home here, where hich the initiatory degree was inferred upon Mrs.

Helga Miller OF IRON! CmMi'I Com Mr Hiaf Vc Ind Mrs. Ada Power, of this city. WOMEN'S LEAGUE Old Style Boyle 107 100 127 334 Parker 134 115 100 34!) Brubaker 81 93 95 269 Plummer 136 100 122 358 Nelson 120 136 151 407 Handicap 3 3 3 9 581 547 598 1726 Geib's Music Craig 177 147 110 434 Hutchens ....139 108 163 410 Gardner 130 133 172 435 Isaacson 107 131 139 377 Krause 106 144 113 363 659 663 697 2019 Kubler's Insurance Gorum 156 160 159 475 Kubler 125 125 91 341 Brown 139 146 123 408 xNorman ...125 125 125 375 Hunter 153 110 139 402 683 651 622 1956 Guy Vie's Morey 87 115 121 323 xHoughton 83 83 83 249 Markland 84 116 127 327 E. Miklethun 77 121 102 300 xByrne 121 121 121 363 Handicap ..121 121 121 423 563 667 665 1895 number of visitors were present om the Lead lodge. Mrs.

June fjF7 BD3 mith, noble grand of Alta lode. resided. A lunch was served ft ic close of the meeting. i The St. Patrick's dinner and card irty held at the auditorium of Thos.

Kennedy. Keith Kennedy, Don Keene, Edward Kellar, David; Kerner, Phillip; Kef- It. Ambrose church last evening roved an outstanding success and felcr, James Kearin, James i tracL'd a capacity crowd of local he has since been confined to his bed. The exact nature of his ill ress had not been determined last night. While away Sherifl Kelley delivered over to the warden of the state penitentiary Albert Parkinson, of Rapid City, who has started serving a two-year term for grand larceny, being sentenced by Circuit Judge Charles R.

Hayes here last week. ((I Second Feature rople. The dinner was prepared k- Chalk "Pops" Wagner, a man "Williamsburg Wreath" 45-Piece Dinnerware Set ho has made culinary history in eadwood over a long period of ars. and was greatly enjoyed by 1. The "waitresses'' were the men Exquisite floral pattern and wide 1-ory b.ind adorns each piece, with gold edge line on beautiful fastoon thapc.

All in Knowles triple-fired, hand selected, urst quality ware. the parish, decked out in Spring nnets, rouge and ruiTK s. 1 Kelly, Howard; King. Drexel; Kuy-kendall, Frank Kirsch, Carl LaDue, Robert Lambert, Jack Larson, Lawrence Larson, Russell Larson. Verlynne Larson, Walter Larson, George Larson, Lief; Larson, John; Larson, Orvel; LaMarr, Everett; Law-ler, Philip Lang, Clayton; Lang-don, Lara; Lawler, Geo.

Lewis, Robert; Larive, Clifford; Lynch, Irene; Mason, Jack Miles, Edward: Miles, Noel; Miles, Raynor; Miles, Cs w. i tauenborn Luus 1 he lMews Statistics on the recent state Central Garage LEAD NEWS (From The Call) Green 137 93 128 358 Lomheim 142 138 115 395 J. Miklethun 114 138 97 349 Enerson 95 78 159 332 Franzl 114 137 136 387 sketball tournament at Aberdeen mpiled by The Associated Pi ess. corded Carl Eilers, of the adwood Bears in the of from various sections of the ite receiving honorable mention the tournament games. He was You Save $5.00 Ceiling $14.95 ttQ95 PRICE NOW! jiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiilililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillililiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii': only player from Deadwood to 8 DINNER PLATES (lo-inrh) BREAD and BUTTER PLATES 8 TEACUPS and SAUCERS 8 SAUCE DISHES VEGETABLE BOWL (9-lncb) PLATTER (UVi-lnch) SUGAR and CREAMER SET 1 so listed.

Some imju'ovemunt was noted in the condition of Mrs. C. Kenwnrthy. of Deadwood, lio has been quite seriously ill at Joseph's hospital. Friends and Mrs.

Lily Applegarth, who has been spending the winter months with her daughter, Miss Victoria Appkg.irth, in Anadarko, arrived home on the Burlington train Thursday afternoon. Word has been received by Lead friends of Everett Shockey. that he has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant in the navy. He is stationed at Alameda, in the naval air corps. Miss June Goodrich, daughter of X.

P. Goodrich of Trojan, received her bachelor of arts degree from tho University of Minnesota at the winter quarter graduation exercises held at Northrup Memorial auditorium on the university campus quaintances will be pleased to of this more favorable turn trust for early recovery. Pioneer-Times Classified Ad Rates Cash must nccmnpativ all classified ads. i'tt per word, one day. 5 per word for three consecutive days.

9f pnr word for six consecutive days. J5f per word per month. If ad is run consecutively. 3t per word per da for all classified ads received fri.m uuUlcie of South Dakota. Ejcti iniUal and each set of figures count as one word.

Name and address is counted as part of the ad. Minimum clt.ii fee is 50i. Telephone 560 Deadwood large number of fathers and Tiger Chief Batteries GUARANTEED PERFORMANCE FOR 18 MONTHS eir sons attended the annual Son banquet held in tho ning room of the First Baptist urch last night. The ladies of church served the banquet and 45 or 51 Plates Longer Service More Power Ceiling Price is $6.75 Price Now $6.25 (All Batteries Installed FREE!) Gold Bar COFFEE 31c Ambassador liSSUE 3 roIls 140 and CORNFLAKES inrr.fl7 Fresh Stock POTATO CHIPS 150 Fresh DEADWOOD SUNDAY and I) A Continuous Sunday CLASSIFIED COLUMN SPECIAL FEATURE The Latest MARCH OF TIME 100 12 For Sale SPECIAL 6-VOLT ELECTRIC FENCE CONTROLLER Ceiling Price $11.25 Price Now $10.25 Complete Set of VARCON PISTON RECAMS FREE! with purchase of each set of Varcon Supreme Piston Rings I929-41, $6.93 FORD, A 1928-32, $4.45 value $2.89 PLYMOUTH, l935-40, $7.13 value $5.29 3 PACKAGES GOLD DUST Scouring Powder FREE! with every purchase of a "Free King" CASSEROLE FARM SPECIAL! LACE LEATHER, lb. bundle 37c STICK BELT DRESSING, tube 09c 46c value, Both for 3Ttf For Sale Skunk fur chubby.

Very good condition. 803 Main St 3-lG-3t ICE CREAM Pints or Quarts Butter Scotch Butter Brickie Vanilla Magazine subscriptions. Mrs. Mc-Guhcy. Any legitimate offer duplicated.

Phone 274 or 142. 1 22 Want to Buy Carrots, Lettuce, Yams, Celery, Radishes, 8 WANT TO BUY Highest prices paid for posts. See C. B. Marshall or phone 152.

3-5tf VvY.r.T TO BUY Good used cars. iiiUs Motors, 034 Main, l'hone 90. I 12-24-U taNHrw EATONE (SINGLE JTRUMPET HORN $1.98 )ELUXE TWIN-POINT SPARK PLUGS 1ILK STRAINER PADS, 100 per box, 3 boxes. 690 Houses for Rent 25 Duplex, four rooms and barth. Phone Z3.

10-15-tf 30 STARS! 26 Apts. for Rent 3 BANDS! KATHRYN Furnished modern apartment. Adults. Garage. 148 Charles St.

Phone 355 or 38. 3-16-tf Turnips, Parsnips, Tomatoes, Garlic, Xew Cabbage Bananas, Pink or Regular Grapefruit, Apples, Oranges MEAT DEPARTMEXT Fresh Homemade Sausage 'i Mincemeat Fine Beef Steaks, Roasts and Stzw Good Veal or Lamb Cuts Pork Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Spareribs SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ivllinarcl Grocery! Market Fhone 516 We Deliver RAY MINARD, Proprietor iMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMiiMiMi'iiiiiMiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiimiiiiMmmmimiii'imiii" GRAYSON GENE KELLY MARY ASTOR JOHN BOLES SPECIAL! Cotton Felt MATTRESS Comfortable, 50-pound, all cotton felt mattress. Strong, lone wear ing covers. Obtained especially for this "19th BIRTHDAY A feature because of its exceptionally low price. ALL NEW, SANITARY MATERIALS throufhout.

Thick and fluffy. 48-inch sixe. value, Special Price $12.95 ir Sen Blu Froncn Ralfrty Mary Elliott Frank Jnk ir Frank Sully Dick Simmons If Bon Lossy and tht M-G-M Star Farado Apartments. Reasonable. 65 Forest Ave.

Call 257-W. 3-4-tf Apartments and houses, furnished or unfurnished. Storerooms. Lead and Deadwood. H.

S. Clark, phone 2078. tf Furnished aparlmunls. Phone Senn. 1-14-tf Apartments.

21 Lincoln ti-3-tf HelTWanted "35 WANTED Post cotters and peelers. See C. B. Marshall, or phone 152. 3-5tf MICKEY ROONEY JUDY GARLAND RED SKELTON 1r ELEANOR POWELL ANN SOTHERN LUCILLE BAIL VIRGINIA O'BRIEN FRANK MORGAN LENA HORNE ir MARSHA HUNT MARILYN MAXWELL DONNA REED it MARGARET O'BRIEN JUNE ALLYSON GLORIA DeHAVEN JOHN CONTE SARA HADEN DON LOPER MAXINE BARRAT KAY KYSER and his ORCHESTRA BOBCROSBYandhisORCHESTRA BENNY CARTER and his BANLT Tho M-G-M Dancing Girls AUTHORIZED DEALER JOSE ITURBI In hit ftrst tipjf wf tMi Ih (HN Infroducinfi Phone 456 641 Main CARL DYER mgr.

38 Instructions G-M's "LET'S GO BOWLING!" Imapleway alleys I TECHNICOLORFUL HIT! Shorthand, typing, bookkeeping in-I structions. Mrs. Cooper. Call 118. 3-4-lm.