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The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 5

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Havre, Montana
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THE CLASSIIED ADS Your BestWartimeBuyingGuid Truman Hefts a Snowball Help emide or Houses or Sale Miscellaneous Miscellaneous lollahd isnes tq pe rememnerea Czedho Havre Kremlin friends latter Another? brother Pvt I and James Rock accom He or Apartments OUT OUR WAY By Williams Even the' President iwr or Sale Machinery Are Extended or Poultry Help Wanted Male or Sale Machinery To Buy By red Harman RED RYDER Wanted professional 1 or Gardeners By Hamlin ALLEY OOP IN MOO WHERE? GOSH I WULpNT govern i lower to 1 0 2 A 6 29 had losses running to Chrysler lost nearly two WELL 'HERE THIS'LL HELP you THROUOH DAV 4 clubs throughout Wyoming have adopted home ground beau tification as one of their most Important current projects choice $1800 supply inquiry $1450 'iPmARi 1 inn I Williston The wedding was solemnized in in ly OR SALE No 8 International 12 foot combine Call 912 3 or see Earl oubert Highland Park 27 6tp WANTED Bellhop Hotel Havre 28 3t LOOK OUT RED OR SALE Case combine ft grain drill duckfoot and 3 bottom plow with stubble and breaker bottoms Box Daily News 22 6t AS BETH CLIHB5 OUT THE WAGON SHE fAOiAENTA KILT SHIELDS BOOMER' OR SALE Spring fryers Gib son Dairy 3 miles west on high way No 2 29 3tp WANTED TO BUY Electric re frigerator and a medicine chest Write box 13 Havre Daily News 28 3tp issues Sears touched OR Apt house close in Good investment' Call 58 28 3t WELL HBRE Wfc ARB! (NEA Telephoto) Mr Truman smiles broad! Waitresses dishwash ers and daytime assistant dook Apply' at Dutch Shop Cafe Havre Mont 27 tf OR Strictly modern 2 bedroom home and grocery store at 305 2nd St 27 3tp rAOElVfc LOWERS or The Departed Artistically Arranged Havre Greenhouse "Home and Montana Grown OR SALE 7 room house 2 bed rooms upstairs 2 bedrooms downstairs hardwood floors Garage and garden spot 707 2nd St 29 3t OWOOH' I GOT MY LUKICH BOX BY MISTAKE IN IT BUT A LETTUCE SAN' WICH AN' ON A REDUCIN DIET AN' WORK IN THIS WANTED TO BUY Live and dressed chickens PriceRite Market 20 8t Scofield Conlin A wedding of interest to many Havre friends is that of Patricia Joan Scofield daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Scofield former Havre residents now of Los An geles and Chief Petty Officer Clement Conlin navy of Two hundred twenty pounds of dependable protection every ten foot square on ybUT what our long lasting Homeguard Slate asphalt shing les give you Let us evaluate your roof job today do the work Gamble Stores 27 3t a new day had come meaning in up until Monday meaning in turn that the appropriations be made Saturday the absolute final day to pass' out the money be cause the new fiscal year starts Sunday The word I think is oops THURSDAY EVENING young Havre man who is entering the navy in the next few days lost his rose gold "wrist watch with sweep second hafid and flexible band Rewarci Tel 804 2if 3tp THIS DISH THIS IS I BEANS I ONLY A WILL GIVE YOU A PW VITAMINS SO YOU GlT IRED 33 19 30 32 40 117 50 19 23 12 27 16 34 43 623852 30 2 17 58 68 48 33 45 The National conference of Christians and Jews founded by Charles Evans Hughes and New ton Baker has more members in Chicago than any other city in ica Louis Laughnah hAs Arrived at Camp a at early trad ned buying of its own except OR SALE rubber boat com i plete 2 red wood round stocK tanks 2 rebuilt Delco Hglt plants' 2 sets of batteries 1 used 32 volt shallpW weft pump 1 Eclipse windmill and tower Reichel Supply Houiel 5 28r3tp Bridge Luhcheon ifty women enjoyed the bridge luncheon at the Havre County club Thursday afternoon Mrs A Wright Mrs Wylie and Mrs Ole Belland won cut prizes High school prize was won by Mrs John O'Neil and low by Mrs Askew of Memphis Tenn Markets at a Glance By United Press Stocks lower in moderate trad ing Bonds lower ments firm Curb stocks irregularly Silver unchanged Wheat closed up cents a bushel OR SALE Small home North Side Ideal location Inquire at 330 Hill St Tel 168 29 3tp 157174 34 7938 34 109 6 1 32178 61 42 44 67 55 52 WANTED "wife driving to Texas would like some one to share in driving and expenses Call 984 2nd St 27 3tp STRAYED or taken from 5th Ave white and black wire haired terrier about 2 months old Used by ish andWildlife Service Tel 714 29 3t OR Tomatoes doz Cabbage 75c hundred CJauliflower broccoli bSssel sprouts 20c dozen Egg plant Perennial clumps 25c PanSies 60c doz Petunias stocks 140c doz Marigolds asters 30e doz Phone 224 Greenhouse i 635 12th St 18 I2t Majerus Solomon St Catholic church was the scene of the marriage of MisS Betty Solomon daughter of Mr 4nd Mrs Chester of Havre to Leonard Majerus son of Mr and Mrs Edward Ma jerus of Havre The wedding vows were exchanged before the Rev ather Charles Coughlin Wed nesday June 27 at 9 o'clock Miss Magdalen Majerus sister of the bridegroom was maid of honor and Edmond Solomon brother of the bride was best man Ushers were rancis Majerus and Giles Gregoire brother and coiisiiT Of It bridegroom Throughout the nuptial mass vo cal selections were sung by RAa Gibson 1 panied by MrS Goligoski organ ist The bride given in marriage by her father wore a gown of white taffeta with illusion skirt fashioned with a sweetheart neck line and three quarter length sleeves iter fingertip length veil of illusion fell from a pearl studded tiara and she carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses Lace mitts and a necklace of pearls a gift from the groom completed her ensemble The maid of honor wore a pale blue net gown with matching chapel veil and mitts She carried a colonial bridesmaid botiqtfet ollowing the cereifiony a wed ding breakfast was served at the Elks banquet room for the fam ilies and friends The table was attractively decorated With pink roses and sWeet peas and a five tiered wedding cake topped with the traditional bride and groom A reception was held at the home of fhe bride in the afternoon The occasion also was the wedding anniversary of the grand parents Mr and Mrs( Edw Red win" Girt of town guests were Mrs Majerus Valier: lorence Majerus 1 Washington Robert Young San Diego Calif and John A Schmid Jr St Paul Minn The bride attended Havre schools and is a cadet nurse at Sacred Heart hospital at Havre The groom is a graduate of Havre schools and is engaged in ranch ing south bf Havre where they will reside The going away cos tume Was of pale pink with black accessories and she wore a cor sage of pink rose's and sweet peas Mr and Mrs Majerus left late Wednesday on a wedding trip to Yellowstone park the parish church of the bride in Los Angeles with the Rev Muirissey officiating The brides maids were former Havre friends of the bride her maid of honor being her sister Mary Ann The bridesmaids were Joan Kuka Dorothy Griswold Shirley Young while Rita Sinnott' also of Havre and now studying mustc in Los Angeles sang during the wedding ceremony Harold Scofield Jr was the best man During the wedding breakfast five of a former sextette of Havre high school joined in singing ap propriate songs these five were Mrs Conlin Mary Ann Scofield Joan Kuka Dorothy Griswold and Rita Sinnott Mr and Mrs Conlin were childhood friends when both families lived Willston and the families lived in Williston and the for many years Mr Conlin has been 011 active duty on a carrier in the Pacific for many months and lias now been assigned to shore duty He was wounded when a Jap suicide plane struck his carrier but has entirely recov ered although he had a very close call the plane missing him by a matter of seconds Mrs Conlin has been in nurses training at St Elizabeth's hospi tal in Los Angeles The bride is a grandaughter ot Mrs James Holland Sr Stocks NEW YORK June 29 (UR) Stock market close: Allied Chemical American Tel Tel Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel Borden i Cerro De Pasco Chrysler Corp Columbia Gas Commonwealth Southern Continental Oil Eastman Kodak irestone Tire General Electric General oods General Motors Goodyear Tire Rubber Great Northern International Harvester 84 International Nickel Nash Kelv Natl Dairy Products Northern Pacific Pacific Gas Elec Penney Phillips Petroleum Pure Oil Republic Steel Radio Corp of America Shell Union pit Socony Vacuum Stand Brands Stand Oil Calif Stand Oil Stand Oil Ind Texas Corp United Aircraft United Corp United Gas Imp Rubber Steel Western Union Westinghouse Elec Woolworth EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN or coats suits and fur de partment in one of Great finer Ready to Wear stores Salary S3000 per week plus commission Great alls Mont SOCIAL and CLUB Social and local itenls must be turned Into the editorial offices of the Daily News by 11 a if they are to appear in that issue Short items may be phoned call 70 1 please Weddings reports of A and various other organizations should be turned into editorial office and checked with news editor Thank you Local Market No 1 heavy dark northern spring wheat $138 16 per cent protein 14c No 1 dark hard winter wheat $138 16 per cent protein 9c Rve $129 lax $269 I i OU) Ah)' TAKt Trici I GUNS THEM UNllE lb7 DUCHtoS AN ALHlLt KtAVfcK iikpq to toss snowuaiis just before pelting a snowball at Gov Mon Wallgren of Washington stat during vacation sightseeing trip to Mount Rainier The President i resting in the Pacific Northwest before coming to San rancisco to ad dress final UNCIO session NEW YORK June 29 Stocks extended losses ly one to four points in a less active session today Attempt to rally in ing failed to generate and the market fell weight with no support at wide price concessions Some of the leading swung through wide arcs Roebuck lor example 116 up 1 at the opening tell 3 points from its Livestock CHICAGO June 29 Livestock: 7 4 4000 active fully steady good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs and up $1475 good and choice sows at $1400 complete clearance I Cattle 1500 calves 500 gen erally steady all grades and classes clearance good receipts principally cows strictly 1232 lb steers brought the ceiling scattered $1 6 0 1 670 not much for strictlv erass steers at down to $1250 and below best heifers $1650 lighuilUT'Cirfas down most beef cows $950 1250 heavy beef bulls up to $1550 weighty sausage of ferings to $1325 vealers mainly $1550 down stock cattle slow Sheep 500 fully steady good and choice spring Iambs $1600 1635 bucks $100 less medium and good $1450 1550' common lightweight down to $1300 one double deck mostly medium grade old crop 85 lb shorn lambs No 1 pelt $1550 shorn aged ewes mostly $800 down to $650 ac cording to grade Peterson Kenneth Nielsoa nd Robert CaldfcH'lwtuuMste4 In the nvy Thif Ueft for bootl training cimp' at Shti Tom here vlsttfng his mothfif Mrs McGilliS relatives and He has part in three mtfjoT battles in Philip pines Okinawa His present address is' Tom Wagemaker 'le Div'U ff Sfahgamoti (OVE 26)' leeft Postoffice New York 'r Richard A is ing with Ithe farmed gurd and has recently' returned from Cal cutta India hls address is Richard A Damschen' S' 1c Armed duard Center care PO Sail flonajld Damschen is with the mechanized cavalry1 and his dddress is Pvt Donald Dam schen 39491 198 Troop 'T' 2 TNG Regt 'T" C' 'ort Riley Kain BRKS 2785T Mr and Mrs James "Langhnatf received word from their son Pvt Woody JLaughnan who stationed in He is a supply battalion clerk in the Headquarters office of 1280th Engineers He states the Russian! men do thbtr' ahd Russian' and Polish girls make their bunks and do the sweeping and washing their clotbesHe also writes tfief American people do not realize' 'how much freedom they have in a country like' America The de coratioris he is allowed to wedr are the ECTO ribbon with one battle star 3 year service stripe and 6 ihontbs overseas stripe He lohn ramom hArflH tn nil Another ls: Lt Audhj I Murphy above oj armersville Tex "who Won th Congressional Medal dt for a number of feats of braVerj ih the Colmar pocket among which was the repulse" almosi sirtgfe a strong coun ter attack by German" infantry supported by tanks Tri 30 months of canbat with the vCt teran 3rd Division of the Sev entn Artny'Murphy rose from private to company commander Later it high Steels a point points Johns' Manville was down four points Douglas dropped more than two Airlines had losses run ning to two points in TWA Rails were down fractions to more than a point Utilities Based small amounts Standard Oil (N J) fell more than a point Losses of a point or more were noted in American Telephone Allied Chem ical Montgomery Ward Lockheed and Rubber Commonwealth Southern featured in turnover and held at the previous close Pan American Airways was active at a small net gain Low priced motors notably Packard Graham Paige Nash Kelvinator and Studebaker were active Rails had a fair turn over With Those in the SERVICE EEDING A LOCAL tmousmtf COPS 195 BY MSA SERVICE Wp Corn: 118 Oats: mixed 72 Uc 72 No 1 mixed heavv 72Ur Barley: Malting $115 J39 nominal teed aoc llJd aomlnal Holland and Bqnine uneral Home MONUMENTS: Phone 120 210 3rd 8t Havre Man Army TAXI When You Phone QdVO a for DIAMOND Yon Are Protected We Ard Bonded for Your Protection Onr rate are no higher and are approved by the Montana Board of Railroad Gommla I alonere effective March 26 I 1940 I or Yohr SAETY ALWAYS I PKTE WYNNE Owner The Gen Douglas 1 MacArthur medal sketched above will be awarded to boys and girls of 5 the nation who make outstand ing records with Victory gar i dens this year in a program sponsored by the National Vic tool Garden Grain CHICAGO June 29 Cash gnhin: 'Wheat soybeans rye and cash provisions: No sales No 2 yellow $117 No 3 yellow $118 No 1 mixed 72c No 72 No 1 ed special No 3 red special 71c OR RENT urnished base ment apt suitable for' two girls Inquire at 621 lOth'St 27 3t ff4V1H Lost and ouiid World War II veterans desir in advice and aid on various problems concerned with their discharge are urgt avail hepise jves of service offered bjf a veterans advisory committee composed of Monte orney Dee Beny and Wayne Josee Infor uiuition on insurance claims ml hospitalization is offered bythf group The connmittee meets once a week riday nights from 8 to in the Carruth Insurance Go office 121 Third avenue This service Is free to all 'v' Keith Rhodeg navy 12 unit stationed at the Uni versity of Wisconsin at Madison is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Rhodes He will return this week end to resume his training Pfc William Cornel ius army Infantry Is ex pected to arrive home this eve ning for a visit with his mother Mrs Ethel Cornelius and relatives Bill has been vyith the 97th divis ion and has jbst returned from overseas lie nas ueen in iiuiioiiu Belgium Germany and clnonLln LI In tlxO IntfAt Diuvanzcz up nuo ihv khv i country when Germany surrend cred He entered the service June 26 1943 I' Staff Sgt' 18'5th "di vision army Infantry is in the Philippines He has written friends her that the fighting has been stiff but they expect to have tlie entire area cleared of Jap anese soon Prior to entering the service Rastad was employed in shoe department entered the service in '1942 Three Havre young men Pete Shelby Miss: after spending 17 day Ifurlough' at his home Kremlip i SENATORS (Continued from page 1) McClellan of Arkansas walked rubbing his eyes Came final Joseph of Wyoining without any cops ft) tow By now it was after midnight The experts ruled that this meant turn that BiBibo couldn't be shut CIASSIIILI) ADVtRtlSING Phone 7ft LOCAL RATES On cent a word each nubUcatlon minimum it One extra publication with each two paid in advance Ads in the Classified Column ar STRICTLY 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Years Available:
1916-1995