The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 21

SATURDAY. JULY 22, 1944 THE EVENING HURONITE, HURON D. PAGE NINE ADVERTISE IN THE HURONITE CLASSIFIEDS FOR QUICK ACTION PHONE 751 Ask For Each initial and cadi wet of counts ax one word. and addreai or number count part of the ad. Report Immediately.

The Huronita will not bm responsible for mora than incorrect insertion. Rates based on consecutive hv- icrtiana. Use Handy Chart to Figure Cost of Your Ad CASH WANT AD RATES Day Dayi Daym 1 3 8 1 to 10 11 to IS 18 to TO 21 to 35 26 to 30 31 to 35 36 to .35 .53 .88 1.00 1.23 1.40 .70 1.00 1.40 1.75 3.00 2.45 2.80 1.00 ISO 200 2.60 3.0.1 4.20 7 DAYS or per -word per insertion. 28 days or more--Ic per word per insertion. Blind Adt Extra LOST--Black billfold containing A and gasoline, rationing 'looks.

Reward. Return to Huronite. Gust E. Goranson. MISC.

SERVICES l-A BEAUTY SHOPS LORRAINE BEAUTY SHOP-- manents, hair styling. Contoure make-up. Above Council Oak. Phone 4225. FOR EXPERi HAIR CUTTING permanents, soft water call Emil at Hai-triagel'i 263L over tempo's.

2 A GOOD THINGS TO EAT DRESSED SPRING KRYS delivered. Phone 45F42. Mrs. Russell Winter. WANTED Electric drill inch preferred.

State make, condition, price. Write 1345, care Huron- ite. WANTED--Fancy feathers, rooster neck feathers, tails, all kinds of quills. Also goose, duck feathers, new or old. Send to Farmers Store, Mitchell, S.

D. ALWAYS BUYING good, used furniture. Munion'm. Phone 4olO. HIDES AND WOOL WANTED--We are always buying hides, wool, fur, pelts, grease and hair.

For top market prices see Bolles and Rogers, Huron. 14. PERSONALS WE SELL ladies Red Cross fuH fashion hosiery at 89c pair. Open evenings, Sundays and 15. TRANSPORTATION TRUCKS FOR HIRE--Jack's Garage, 4254.

WANTED Ride to California by Aug. 1. 3 persons. Phone 842. 16.

ANNOUNCEMENTS MONEY ORDERS ISSUED Days. nights, Sundays, and holidays for your convenience. SINGER BUTTONHOLES--Sewing, alterations. Mrs. Shaw, 241 Colorado.

FARM BULLETIN 20. STOCK--EQUIPMENT FOR SALE--One 16 ft. McCormicfc Deering windrower, price $325.00. H. R.

Schocker, Madison, S. D. Phone 2507. FOR SALE--One I. C.

tractor on rubber with starter and lights. Also separator in good shape. If not interested in both, need not answer this ad. Vernon Christopherson. Phone 07F51, Brookings.

10-A RADIO SERVICE Roxy Service MITCHELL, SOUTH DAKOTA We Repair All Makes of RADIOS REFRIGERATORS WASHING MACHINES and VACUUM CLEANERS 21-A. OFFICE MACHINES TYPEWRITERS, CASH REGISTER, adding machines--repaired--sup. plies. Wanted--used machines. T.

Brain, 425 Wisconsin. Phone 800 OUR NEW SERVICE is at your disposal at the Furniture Mart. If you are leaving town or want to dispose of your present furniture you may consign same to us and we will sell it for you--or buy it outright. Our new service will enable you to dispose of your furniture at your convenience and at highest cash market. Always try the Mart first, Huron's newest furniture store, 32-4th St S.

W. FOR SALE--20 inch all steel Case thresher in good running order. Complete with good drive belt Cast terms. 12 M. North, 1 M.

East of Yale. Geo. J. Gross, R2, Carpenter. I Scrap Iron Metals Paper Pelts Magazines Rags HURON HIDE METAL CO.

155--157 Kansas Ave. S. E. FOB SALE MISC. I'OR SALE--Tent and cots, dufold mattress, one bed complete, one Perfection oil heater, electric plate, 2 five gallon stone water jugs, four one gallon stone jugs, one churn, comolete, one ten gallon stone jar, one 5 one 3 gal.

Other articles too numerous to mention. Lenna Jefferson. 722 Wis. S. HAVE YOU TRIED the Furniture Mart--Huron's newest furniture 4th and Wisconsin.

BEER i per bottle, cold; $2.18 case. Huron Liquor Store. CIGARETTES--18c. Velvet, Prince Albeit, Big Ben. Kentucky Club JOc.

pounds 69c. Pipes and cigaix. Huron Lia.uor Store. FOR SALE--Junior bicycle. Good condition.

Call 4251. FOR SALE--Pre-war mens bicycle. CITY PROPERTY 6. HOUSES TOE RENT FOR RENT--Three room house. Full cement basement.

No sewer. 440 Seventh St. N. E. $10 per month.

Phone 2493. Leave address or phone number. 7. ROOMS. APTS.

FOE BENT FOR RENT--Sleeping rooms by day or week. 475 Kansas, N. E. FOR RENT--Room with board. 231 Idaho S.

E. ROOM for light housekeeping, close in, ground floor. Phone 3047. FARMERS--Worm your sheep with PhenothiaziBe. 1 to 5 Ib 8 to 25 25 to 100 89c 150-lb.

drum, 85c Ib. Humphrey's Drug Store. SEE US for pick-up guards, canvas, binder repairs, and harvest supplies of all kinds. Order your thresher repairs now. Warren Implement Parts Co.

23. FARMS FOR SALE FOR acres good hay land five miles southeast of Hitchcock. Will rent for nothing if renter will J. B. McAllister, cut the weeds.

Huron. 24. FABHS FOR RENT Farms For Sale 160 acres unimproved, $14.00 an acre, 9 miles east of Hitchcock. 160 acres improved, $19.00 an acre, 6 east and 1 south of Hitchcock. 160 acres unimproved, $6.50 an acre, 3 west of Broadland.

160 acres unimproved, S16.00 an acre, west 3 north of Virgil. 160 acres improved, $25.00 an acre, 4 miles east of Huron. This farm is all fenced with woven wire and crossed fenced. 316 acres, good improvements, $21.00 an acre, 4 miles northwest of Yale. JACOBSEN'S AGENCY Phone 3202 K.

P. Bldg. Rm. 2 EMPLOYMENT 27. HELP WANTED--Mali FOR SALE--A and bucker.

Ted Waldner, Carpenter, S. D. FOR SALE--McCormick Deering 8 foot binder just overhauled and ready to cut. A. V.

Ramsell, Phone 50F48. WANTED--Outside salesman for insulation and roofing. Guaranteed salary and commission. Must have Apply in person. Gamble Store.

FOR SALE 2 No. 61 McCormick Deering 6 ft. combines with motor and pickup 2--6 ft. John Deere combines with motor and pickup 1--6 ft. Case combine with motor and pickup 1 A.

C. combine with pickup 1--1939 D-30 I. H. C. truck, good one 1--1936 H.

C. truck 1--22 in. Case thresher, ready to go 1--28 in. McCormick Deering thresher, very good. O'Keefe Hardware Implement Store CAVOUR, S.

DAK. FOR SALE 3 2-yuar-old milking strain heifers. Cross between Ayrshire and Shorthorn. Wipf Bros, Yale. THRESHERS FOR SALE--One 2846 Red River Special complete with all belts, including drive belts.

One 28-46 Minneapolis 14 ft. feeder in good shape. One 30-50 Wood Bros, in good shape. One 28-46 McCormick Deering complete with all belts, including drive belts. Oscar Field, Lake Preston.

FOR RENT--Furnished housekeeping rooms, close in. 254-4th S. W. If YOU ARE LOOKING for a room or an apartment not place an inexpensive Wanted To Rent ad. like new, table size radio, twin 8.

cylinder Evinrude outboard motor, MISC. FOR RENT new restaurant style national cash FOR RENT--Room in beauty shop register, electric malted milk mixer, 6 ft. lemonwood bow, 12 matched Arrows. Phone 3227. next to Tip Top.

Call 553. ATTENTION We have a good selection of furniture and stoves ready to go. STOP IN TODAY Huron Seed Second Hand Store East Third Phone 882 FOR A Crating Phone 3329. material TOR SALE--Complete line of household goods, 457 12th S. W.

Phone 3527. FOR SALE--One brooder house, $40. Phone 4286. 606 9th S. W.

MINNOWS FOR SALE in back of 580 Frank S. E. FOP. SALE--Maple stand; zinc covered kitchen table. 865 Lawn Ridge.

FOR SALE--Philco cabinet radio, A-l condition. 167 5th N. E. FOR SALE Triple insulated ice box. 931 Idaho S.

E. FOR SALE--Auto covers, 1936 sedan. Phone 3785. 708 Colorado 6. W.

2. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE--Ree Cafe in Ree Heights, S. D. Building fixtures all complete. Will take good car in trade if priced right.

Good business. Al M. Getchffl, Ree Heights. TOR SALE OR TRADE--28 inch Case separator; always been shed- fled. Ted Decker, Huron.

WANTED TO BUY WANTED Medium size safe lor use in school. Write school clerk, Eee Heights, S. D. WANTED--Used 22 rifles ud ibot- gimx Store. Pay eaih.

Huron Liquor FOR RENT--Lake Byron by day or week. Phone 2447. 10. PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE--Building 18x10. Insulated lining.

Telephone 2823. FOR SALE--Strictly modern home. Call 872. FOR SALE--Attractive 5 room all modem house on edge of town. Chicken house and garage.

For price and terms see J. B. McGinty. FOR SALE--Modern 5-room house. Call after 5 or Saturday afternoon.

Phone 2439. Mrs. B. M. Madden.

FOR SALE--One 10 ft. Case combine with new pickup; one 12 ft. Case combine with pickup. Both in good shape. Also a number of good used power binders.

Frank Bold, Phone 105 Howard, S. D. HOUSE FOR SALE--Must mt once, all modern 5-room bungalow, 232 Frank Ave. S. E.

This property will be sold at a very low figure. The owners are leaving city. Jacobsen Agency. Call 3202. K.

P. Bldg. FOR SALE--Five room house, garage and two lots. 404 5th St. N.

E. House has been remodeled, but woodwork has never been finished. With a little ingenuity you could make this a cute home. Owner will accept bids. Jacobsen's Agency, K.

P. Rm. 2. Phone 3202. FOR SALE Duplex, all newly wired and new plumbing, new furnace and one furnace reconditioned.

Both apartments easily and economically heated. Good location, beautiful trees and shrubbery. Everything in first class order. 963 Dak. S.

Phone 3202, Jacobsen's Agency, K. Rm. 2. PUBLIC NOTICES 19. LOST AND FOUND STRAYED--Spotted sow, about to have pigs.

Leon Gascoigne, Iroquois, S. D. LOST One casing. Between Huron and 118. Notify ManhaB.

ATTENTION THRESHERS Just received three more new 26-46, long feeder, Tiraken bearing Wood Bros. Threshers. Also complete line of parts. A. H.

Nuss, Tripp, Phone 2491 or 3871. FOR SALE--International power binder. Ed Laposky, Iroquois, S. FOR SALE--International separator, 28-40, A-l running condition. New straw racks, new bearings, aU belts.

A. M. Urquhart, Huron. FOR SALE New header attachment for John Deere 8 or 10 ft power binder. 1 set Boyt heavy breeching harness.

Ruddy Implement Wessington. FOR SALE One Deering 8 ft. binder, good canvases. Vernon Koch, Wolsey. FOR SALE 10 ft.

McCormick Deering power binder, good as new, $435.00. Ray Irving, Forestburg, S. D. FOR SALE--Deering push binder, good condition, new platform canvas. Verlin Horn, Bonilla, S.

D. FOR SALE-- 32 inch steel Case separator with 14 ft. Garden City feeder and new belts. Andrew Beck, S. on 37, Huron.

FOR SALE--McCormick Deerini power binder, 10 ft. 2 years old, $390.00. 11 south, 2 west, south of Woonsocket Albert Selland, Letcher. FOR SALE--One John Deere 10 ft. power binder in very good con dition.

Emil Field, Lrke Preston. 2L MISC. FARM HXXD8 WARNING! FARMERS ATTENTION--Insure the health of your livestock by vaccinating now. Our stock of aniraal vaccines, serums and bacterins is complete. Don't delay--we loan yoa the syringes.

Humphrey's Drug Stare. FOR SALE--I. H. p. 10 power binder.

Gordon Conkey, St. rence. WANTED--Before Aug. 1, late mod combing 6 ft. or larger; prefer Verona.

N. 28. HBLP WANTED--Female WANTED--Girl for general housework. Box 369, Huron. Affairs of Young Folks A Section Derated to News of and Girls of Central South Dakota Edited br EVBLYK HARTNAGEL Huron Sends Girl Scouts To Four Different Camps In S.D.

This Year "Going-Away-To-Camp" is the order of the day in Girl Scouting this month and next. Twenty-three Girl Scouts under the leadership Miss Norma Jean Nelson left Huron Sunday, July 16, for a week of camping at Camp Sakajawea on Lake Kampeska, near Walertown. The girls were Jean and Lois Artz, Joann Beadles, Nancy Burger, Donna Boone, Patricia Brumwell, Patricia Callahan, Wanda Cantonwine, Do- Parker, WilJiow Lakes, and Watertown. Mrs. R.

R. Trickey. Lincoln, will direct the staff of 14 adult leaders in a complete Girl Scouting program of swimming, sports, handicraft, outdoor cooking, hiking, trailing and nature study. The following Huron Girl Scouts have chosen their week's camping at Camp Lewis and Clark near Pierre July 26-August 10' lores Freske, Joyce Gilland, Ann Maryrose Hyland, Patricia Haze. June Hedblom, Janeane Hegg.

Marilyn Nelson, Elizabeth Matson, Mary Odegard, Theresa Poellinger, Marlene Pollock, Zonna Rhora- baugh. Rose Ann Stam, Blossom Splitek, Jane Van Alstine and Murna Walston. Ninety-eight girls will attend Camp Sakajawea this week. This number represents girls from Dawson and Montevideo, Huron, Wanted COOK AT THE CLUB LIDO Wages $90.00 Per Month Waitress $70.00 Per Month INQUIRE CLUB LIDO Nine Clubs Attend Sanbora Help Day Four-H Club Help Day for Sanborn County was held the morning of July 12 in the city auditorium in Letcher and in the afternoon at the courthouse in Woonsocket. Approximately 50 members and leaders representing nine clubs attended.

The clubs and leaders represented were: Letcher Little Women, Donna Kingsburg; Ravenna Happy- Pals, Mrs. R. C. Clark; Sunshine, Olive Drown; Butler Boosters Wallace Welch; Cornell Clan, Geraldine Moe; Happy Housekeepers. Mrs.

G. E. Davies; Jolly Housekeepers Mrs. Ralph Schlomer; Elliot Boosters, Mrs. Frank Powell and the Willing Workers, Mary Yeager.

There were ten demonstrations in all. Mrs. Anna Walker, South Dakota State College clothing special: gave hints on judging and assisted in the Delores Murphy, reporter. Kathryn Ann Kiol, Lucille Lemmer, Mary Ellen Manning. Jane Sanderson, Mary Ann Sikorra and Beverly Ann Tobin.

Joyce Buchanan and Margaret WANTED Experienced girl for general housework; gocd wages, working conditions. 2 in family. Write 1349 c-o Huronite. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted. Steady work.

Call 3540. iIRL per week. Call after 6 pjn. Frank's Hamburger Shop. SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS--50 for $1 with name imprinted.

Make up to $50 on fast-selling 21-card $1 DOX. Also Religious, Evcrydays, 3ift Wraps. Sell friends, others. Samples on approval. HertelArt, 305 W.

Adams, Dept. R-2, Chicago. WANTED--Middle aged lady who can make their home, assist with children. $15 a week. Mrs.

Elmer Hein, 2904 So. 60 Omaha, Neb. HELP WANTED-Kale or Female ANYONE WHO THINKS THAT or she can drive Taxicab to the complete satisfaction, of all the citizens of Huron please call at our office at 376 Hlinois S. W. 30.

Business Opportunity Ritchey will attend th Black Hills camp July 30-August 13. Beverly and Carol Ann Bii.choff have chosen Camp Drifting Goose near Aberdeen for the week of July 30- August 13. Reservations will still be accepted at the Black Hills. Aberdeen, and Pierre camps, said Mrs. J.

M. Laster, council camp chairman, today. The Girl Scout Council also sent two adult leaders to training camp at Camp Fannie Bailey Alcott, Duluth, June 25-31, as voted by the council at the June picnic meeting at the Scout House. Mrs. H.

A. Gehm took the special training lor! Brownie leadership and will hold a Club Makes Plans To Decorate Float After the president, Ila Haum. of the Good Luck Poultry and Livestock Club had ulled the meeting to order in the Arman Bender home the members answered roll by givjng suggestions for the decorating of County float for the State Fair. These suggestions will be turned over to Jim Rogers, president Of the council and chairman of that committee. Mary Lee Cranston, secretary, read the minutes and Phyil- Mattke, treasurer, gave he- 'report.

The president explained the National 4-H Food for Victory cor.tost and passed pamphlets on it to those interested in enrolling. Leonard Mattke gave an interesting talk on "Feeding for Pork Arman Bender toid about South Dakota driving laws. Then the discussed accidents that they know had happened when these laws were disobeyed. Phyllis Mattke told how manners are neglected in home. The leader, Mrs.

Frank a read a clever little poem on manners and then p.n interesting article on the same subject. After the meeting Mrs. Bender served lunch. Cora Mae Hill, reporter. school of instruction for Brownie leaders early in August.

Mrs. Bischoff attended the same and took the volunteer tr course. Mrs. BiJcholT will also hold a school of instruction in August Social Follows Business Meeting The regular meeting ol the Bcarila Bandits 4-H Club, led by Eva Bells Baum, was held 14 in iho home of Betty Jean Walters. Tha meeting was called to order by the president.

Stanley May Roll call was taken by the secretary. Arlene Lyman, and ten members responded. The secretary's re- and approved and gave the trr report. Three members mad May, for Gir! Scout troop leaders. For the girls who are too your.

tions to the Achievement day was and all members reported planned have i i A discussion of year's work I servatiqn was a I.so in a I al lh to go to camp a Brownie Day Camp was held at the Scout House June 7-8-9-10 with Mrs. Ralph Bischoff as camp director and Mrs. J. M. Laster council camping chairman Reports given at the ir.C'C'.ir.c 'vera as follows: Care and F.Ttiins a Brood Sow.

Betty Joan Waiters; Cuiv and Feeding Baby Chicks, a sell: Judging Sheep. Dorothy assisted by. a councilors. Sov- Anrt 1r bv 'P'''. a busy Roo Serve Lunch After Girls' Club Meeting The Let's Keep House 4-H Club of Ree Heights met Tuesday afternoon at the home of the Rev.

Mr. Jurgensen. The local leader, Florence Nicholas, was in charge. A lunch was served by Mrs. Jurgenson.

NEWS OF MEN UNIFORM FROM CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA and happy four days of grownup i camping. Equally interesting and happy was the program that the Girl Scouts held at the Scout House following tho Brownie Camp. June 13-14-15-16. Fifty-three Scouts attended with Mrs. Ralph EischofT as camp director assisted by 10 adult councilors.

It was meotinfi decided to hr.ve the- r.i-xt at tho of HIGHMORE--Pvt. Wallace King the signal corps is here from Camp Edison, N. visiting his mother, Mrs. Barbara King, and other relatives Cpl. Norman Lee is visiting his parents, Mi-, and Mrs.

Ed Lee. ALPENA--Cpl. Howard Peters and his wife, who has been visit- ing him at Camp Roberts, have arrived in Alpena. Cpl. Peters is on short furlough but Mrs.

Peters will remain at her home here and resume her duties as a home economics instructor in the Alpena S. D. Has Total Of 8,669 In 4-H Work BROOKINGS, July 22 South Dakota has a total of 8,669 active members enrolled in 4-H club work, according to Milo S. Opdahl, state club leader. Figures at the state office show 4,851 members enrolled in farm projects and 3,818 in home projects.

Club members are now working toward achievement days scheduled in August. Exhibits and demonstration and judging teams will be featured at the county events. then Arlene Sheep, Lyrr.an; Nadine Summer Lyman, Care oi Mem'nc-rs High School Roland Crippen, FOR SALE Small grocery store, brick building, complete stock, fixtures, refrigerated meat case. Exceptional opportunity. Priced to sell.

Retiring from business. Write owner L. L. Stewart, Lynd, Minnesota. AUTOMOTIVE 3L CARS--TRUCKS FOR SALE--1923 Ford truck, No.

1 thape; tires and all; triple grain box. Can be seen on lot at Firestone. FOR SALE--Chevrolet panel delivery truck, l'J35 model Hanson's Garage, Wessingtoc, S. D. RETURN FROM VACATION ALPENA, July 22--The Rev.

and Mrs. E. J. Eslinger and children who have been, on an extended vacation in Fredonia, Bismarck and Coleharbor, N. arrived home Friday.

The Rev. Eslinger -mil his parish duties Sunday. boatswain's mate is home from Key West, where he has been in training. His wife, the former Margaret Maerns, accompanied him. They expect to return soon CpL Cecil Binger, who has been visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Binger, left for Camp Grant, 111. Ree Heights Girls Attend Help Day Several 4-H girls met in Ree i Heights Monday with their local leader, Florence Nicholas, for a special meeting called Help Day. Mrs. Walker of BrookinRs and Mrs.

Betty Svardstad of Miller, county extension club leader, met 1 with the girls to give help for their demonstrations and team work, pre- paratorv for Achievement Day Aug. 24 in Miller. Girls attending the meeting included Betty Nicholas, Jacquelyn Lackey, Loretta Jurgesen, Bethene and Marine Deuter. Jacquelyn Lackey, club reporter. will also report on victory jobs and projects and what they plan to show at fair.

The motion was made by Paul Ramsell and seconded by Betty Jean Walters that the meeting sri'ourn. Songs were sung and lunch served, --Elaine Lyman, reporter. Club Has Business Meeting And Lunch The regular meeting of the Country Maidens 4-H Club was held in the home of Armen Bender 14. Roll call was answered by i progress made in jobs for' victory, Patriotic talks were given by Cora Mac Hill and Ila Baum, and Phyllis Mattke gave a talk on how courtesy is neglected. Each member told she had made or is making for State Fair.

The leader. Mrs. Frank Mattke, road an article on care of face and hair. The meeting was adjourned by Cora Mae Hill and seconded by Mary Lee Cransion. Lunch was served by Mrs.

Bender and her Tf. 7-15-M L.P. 8-5-44 NOTICE TO CREDITORS State of South Dakota, County of Beadle, SS. In County Court. Estate of Eugenie C.

Taylor, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Gladys Pyle. executrix of the estate of Eugenie C. Taylor, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six (C) months after the erst publication of this notice, to the said Gladys Pyle. executrix.

3TC Idaho S. E. at Huron, in the County of Beadle, State of South Dakota, or file such claims in thfr office ol the Clerk, ot Courts and immediately thereafter mall a copy thereof by Tecistered mall to said Gladys Pyle. executrix. 376 Idaho Ave.

Huron, South Dakota. Dated at Huron, S. this 13th day of July. 1944. The next meeting will be in tha home of Ila Baum Aug.

11 at 8 p. ta, --Phyllis Mattke, reporter. Picnic Planned By St. Lawrence Club The Homemakers 4-H Club of St Lawrence held a meeting in the home ol Evelyn Carter Wednesday. Several helpful demonstrations on different kinds of buttonholes were given and it was decided that Verna Van Zee and Betty Kunkle would represent the club with a demonstration on Achievement Day.

The girls' projects were discussed and it was decided to have a picnic in the park. After the business meeting lunch was served by the hostess. --Evelyn Carter, reporter. Royhl Gladys Pyle, Executrix of tbe Estate of C. Taylor, Deceased i In Longstafl.

Girls Given Help F.P. T-l-44 I.JP. T-U-M NOTICE TO CREDITORS fltate at South Dakota. County of Beadle. In County Court.

In tike Matter of Estate of Coe I Crawford. Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under- sinwd Jaannette Lusk. Administra- trix of the Estate of I. Crawford, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the caid deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Adminisjtrctrix at her residence at 719 Iowa S.X, Huron, South Dakota.

or to file such claims in the office of the Clerk of Courts of Beadle County. South Dakota, at Huron. South Dakota, and im- medlaielT Ibereaftor mail copies thereof toy nail to the said Adminis- tratrix at her address, to-wit: 119 Iowa Avenue. 8JE. Huron.

South Dated at Huron, South Dakota, this 17th day of June, 1944. Jaancette C. Administratrix of. the Estate of Coe I. Crawford.

Deceased B. B. Al Ke. National Bank of S. D.

76 Third St. S. Huron, South Dakota. Attorneys for Executrix No. 380 (adv.) FJ.

7-15-M L.P. 8-5-M HOTICE TO CmZDITOItS State of South Dakota, County of Beadle. In County Court. In the Matter of Estate of George en by the under- N. Houih.

Notice is hereby giv Ex signed Eliza Housh, Executrix of the Es- state of George N. Roush. deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within six months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Executrix at her residence at 347 Beach Ave, S. Huron.

South Dakota or to file such in the office the Clerk of Courts of Beadle County. South Dakota at Huron. South Dakota, immediately thereafter mail copies thereof by recistered mall to the said Executrix at her post- addreai. to-wit: Beach Ave, S. Huron.

South Dakota. Dated at Huron. South Dakota, this llth day of July. 1944. giiTM Roush.

Executrix of the Estate of George N. Rouih, Deceased. B. f. ICcClaakwy.

Attorney for Executrix No. Ill Cadv) Members Discuss Rulers For Camp The monthly meeting of tha Green and White 4-H Club was held at Gerald and Lyle Lien's home July 14. The meeting was called to order by the 'vice president, Wilbur Gutormson, and the minutes of last two meetings were read. One member was reported absent. A discussion on club camp was hold and the leader, Mrs.

Marvin Sparks, announced that only uvo boys, two girls and two councilors may attend from a club. Lunch served by Mrs. Descombaz. The next meeting, Aug. 4, will be at the O.

S. Gutormson nice Gutormson, scribe. ATTEND CAMP The Faulkton Boy Scouts returned Saturday from Camp Dakotah, south of Miller, where they camped a week. Scotty Burrill went with them as assistant Scoutmaster. The seventh meeting of the Go- Getters 4-H Club was held in the' home of Virginia Weber July Roll was answered by naming a' Bible character.

There were five' members absent. After Delores Jenner told about club camp the leader, Mrs. Jenner, presented each with a gift, an ani- mal of felt. After the meet-; ing adjourned lunch was served. The next meeting will be at the home of Bonnie Lou and Dwight Wilson Aug.

2. Mrs. Walker from Brookings Mrs. Svorstad, the county extension agents, met with the girls July 18 to help them with their demonstrations at the home of the leader. DISCUSS MATERIALS The Cheerful Chums 4-H Club of St.

Lawrence had a meeting with Dessie Fanning July 14. They discussed different kinds of materials, after which lunch was served. The next meeting will be held in the home of Helen Brans July Choate, reporter. ABSTRACTS and FIRE INSURANCE Beadle County Abstract and Title Co. Hail Bank of So.

Dakota John Claymore Howard T. Shober Phone 2045 LTI. (:00 ajn. yoinf LTV. Huroa 10:00 a-m.

going souih lot Sioux Falls and tioox Cilr. LTI. Huron 2:00 p.m. fw MMl Rapid City. DIRECT 1 CONNECTION! COAST TO COAST KUHON PIEBKC Ml.