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tion Resources for Living and SDSU Specialist THE QUEEN CITY MAIL Spoarf lah. 8. Oak. Jan. 13, 1972 LAWRENCE COUNTY FARM NOTES ky Ray Rassfc County Extonolon Aaont Wntm fflttti mail 7S4 MAIM ITMIT EstabHthad 1189 Pwbllthtd avory Thorsday at Spoarfish, S.

Dak. 5 77 S3 Sswnd Spa1, J- Dafc. 57714 Subscription rtat $4.00 par yaar in Lawrancs County, Savtfc Dakota and Crk County, Wyoming; $3 par yaar alsawhora. Fayabla in aoVanca. Mlka Halnbaush, Pubtltnor Will Visit County s7V.

o. I a.Aa "Household Detergents and will be the program topic-by Carol Jo Thompson, extension! area home furnishings specialist. South Dakota State University, Brookings, when she is in Lawrence County Jan. 18 She will speak to extension club-project leaders and other interest ed persons at 1:30 pm. in Uie-Spearfish City Hall, and at p.m.

in the Ping Pong Room of the Homestake Club, Lead. During the program Mitt Thompson will explore the relationship of household- detergents to the pollution problems of today. As Extension Area Home Furnishings Specialist, Miss Thorns- Tka Oaaan City Matt it official nowapapor of lawranc County and tha Chy of Spoarfish and If a legal nawspapor for publication of 'gal noticoa. Mambar of National IdHorial Association, Sown Dakota Praia Aaaedation and 3lack Hillt Pratt Association car becomes the property of the survivor. When the title it assigned in the names of the "owner and another person with right of survivorship (WROS)," both signatures are required on the titie when selling the car.

Upon the death of either person, the survivor must present Uie death certificate, plus Uie title to the Register of Deeds to obtain title to the car before it can be told or a new title obtained. One Dish Meal 1 lb. ground beef, 4 c. onion, chopped; "4 c. green pepper, chopped; 1 t.

salt; "4 pepper, 2 8-oz. pkgs. noodles; c. sour cream; 1 8-oz. pkg.

cream cheese; I c. cottage cheese; 2 8-oz. cant tomato sauce. Brown beef; add onion, green pepper, salt and pepper. Cook un til vegetables are tender.

Cook noodles in 2 quarts of boiling wa ter; dram and set aside. Mix sour en-am and cheeses. Place a layer of noodles in bottom of greased 8 13-mch baking pan. Top with a layer of meat, then a layer of cheese Repeat process. Pour to mato sauce over top.

Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Yield: 10 servings. son is responsible for informing3' Shadows Newa jtems of ic'-r 1 Quality Drycleaning at every-day low prices CASH AND CARRY MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SUITS $1.30 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S COATS most 1.50 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S HEAVY JACKETS 1.50 Issues for the There are lota of picture. Cep'e? of the 1971 Yearbook may be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.

20402. Each member of Congress also baa a limited number of copies for free distribution. Tax Guide and Farm Record Books There has been a brisk demand recently for the Fanners Tax Guide bulletins which are free of charge, and also for the Extension Service Farm Record Books for which there it a small cost of publishing charge. The tax guides have also been placed in the bulletin rack in the county courthouse and in the Dead wood and Spearfish banks for your convenience. We still have copies of each on hand and can get more if you clean out our supply.

Dates to Remember Jan. 18 Beef Production meeting in Spearfish. Jan. 31 Crops and Soils meet ing in Spearfish, 7:30 p.m. Feb.

1 Black Hills District 4-H Leaders Institute at Buffalo, S. D. Feb. 1 1 Annual meeting of i Black Hills DHIA ai Siurgui, S. Charlotte Bryant Schuttler Co.

Extension Home Ec. Agent can be used in a convenience form. The pods are not shipped. It eliminates some shipping cost, i They can be stored and shipped in less space when they are canned or frozen. It saves cost of storage.

Carrot tops can be left in the field, i orange peel can be k-ft near Uie; grow ing area, eliminating ship-1 ping cost. Car Title Can Bo Assigned Three Ways There are three ways to assign the title to a car: In the name of Uie "owner only," in Uie names of the "owner or another person," I and in the names of Uie "owner and another person with right of-survivorship (WROS)." Check your car title to see if it is assigned in the most desirable! way for you, suggests Alverda' Lynch, Extension family economics specialist at South Dakota State University. If the title is in Uie name of Uie "owner only," the car can be sold only by the owner and Uie car title can be transferred only with his signature on the title. In the event of death the car becomes part of the estate. However, the car may be disposed of through a legal will, Mrs.

Lynch points out. If the title it assigned in the names of the "owner or another person," either one can sell the car and transfer the title to a new owner. If either person dies, Uie IM Ui I COME Boof Production Moating Jan. IS A beef production and disease meeting centered around the topic of "Calf Crop Percentage and Its Impart on Profits" will be held in Spearfish, Tuesday, Jan. 18 and everyone Interested la invited to attend.

The meeting will be in the hospitality room of the First National Bank starting promptly at 11 a.m. and closing around 3:30 p.m. Since we have three speakers on Uie program and realize the ranchers' time it short these winter days, we have arranged a midday meeting and don't really expect to unhitch for lunch. So, in order to save time, we hsve arranged for a sponsored simple buffet luncheon in the meeting room. Some of Uie material presented during the day will be based on iliiOi liiatioii pitss-iiUd at thi Tour State Beef Symposium held in Cheyenne, Wyo, recently.

Program for the day it planned at follows: 11 a.m. "A Broad Look at the Cow-Calf Operation in the U.S.A." and discussion period by Joe Min-yard. Extension Livestock Specialist at Rapid City. 12 to 12:30 Do-it-yourself buffet luncheon and visiting with stockmen and specialists. Economics and Reproductions "The Effect of Calf Crop on Proflta" and discussion period by Mick Crandril, Extension Management Specialist at Rapid City.

1 "IBR 'Red Note' and other Diseases Affeiling Uie Calf Crop" and discussion period by Dr. James Bailey, Extension Veterinarian, South Dakota State University, Brookings. 3 00-3 30 Coffee, questions and answers, or discussion on any related topic. We think we have good worthwhile programs planned, so mark your calendar and take time to attend. Waldron Wheat Dropped From SCSI) Racommondationt Waldron spring wheat will be dropped from Uie 1072 list of recommended varieties because of its tendency to produce "ergot," a fungus disease which replaces Uie normal kernel with a dark colored growth.

According to Elmer Sanderson, Extension agronomist at South Dakota State University, Japan and some countries in Europe have just snnounced Uiat they will no longer accept wheal containing more than .04 percent ergot. Some United States wheat in export channels has exreeded this toler ance. Since only a very small amount of ergoty wheat could contaminate a large shipment, wheats Uiat have this tendency will no longer be recommended to South Dakota growers. Waldron has been a high yield-g variety but Uie disease was a probliin for many growers in l69 and for wane in 117 1 Growers have other varieties such as Chris, Polk and Sheridan from which to choose. All resist ergot.

"We are withdrawing Waldron from the recommended list to protect the quality of our wheat and to prevent it from being discriminated against in export trade channels, Sanderson said. Now USDA Yearbook Titled "A Good Ufa for Mora People" Many believe that rural America can help make living good for all Americans if there it a re distribution of Uie populaUon over the next 30 years. This would take some of the pressure off metro politan centers and create new growth centers around the smaller cities and towns of rural America. Some ways of doing Just that is the central Uienie of Uie newest Yearbook of Agriculture entitled "A Good Ijfe for More People." The 80 chapters dwell on four mninr anA- -Snace for Living." "Services for Living," "Produc- Mrs. Lawrence Did you know, the mistake most often made in using accessories in Uie home, it placing too many jmnll ones in a room.

Many tmall articles add clutter and require too much dusting Empty spaces add to Uie dignity and restfulnest of a room. You know how easily you can overdo Uie use of Jewelry and consequently ruin the appearance of your costume. You do not wear all of your Jewelry at one time Just because you have it. So do not try to uae all of your accessor k-s at one time. Store some items and change the ones you display occasionally.

Convenience Foods Convenience foods may cost more than those foods without tin-added service, they may cost very little more, or they may actually cor.t less Uian foods without any added service. Fresh peas in Uie pod generally cost more than frozen or canned peas. There are several reasons why a convenience food might cost less than its counterpart without convenience. Ii-t'a talk about peas again. Peas are perishable.

More of the crop Spearfish Srudont Earns Degree at NCB Fall Semester Graduation lieRoy A. Prowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prcszler, Spear-rtsh, was among winter graduates at tlie National College of Business following Uie fall quarter of 171. PmuJer received a Bachelor of Science Degree, with major work in data processing.

Residing Rapid City, his future plans are indefinite at present. WOMEN'S PANT SUITS WOMEN'S DRESSES most MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SLACKS SWEATERS SKIRTS Pom arjout new trends in furnishings, household 'equipment, housing and ei-olofi, I Miss Thompson holds a bachtVI i of science degree in home econ-jomics from the University of 1 Montana, and has done graduate 1 work at the University of Mon- tana, Portland and SDSU. State University I.JO SHIRTS 65 45.75 We Solicit Your Patronage 26 Years of Serving Our Community SPEARFISH CLEANERS Across from Post Office Phono 642-3187 Kan and Edna Sooiey He 70 Years Ago Jan. 15, 1(02 Thl issue of the Mail eomplet the Ihirtrmlh yrar of ita exittenw. On Jan.

30, 188U, the Mail made Ita first appuaranrr, and since that date it has nrvrr niiucd an issue nor changed management. During the first six and one-half years of ita life H. Warren was the editor and principal contributor to its columns, and during five years of that period the Daily Bulletin was issued every week-day evening. Hugh Johnston, the mail carrier between Spearflsh and Boar Gulch, is compelled to use a sled over part of the route and for Uiat purpose keeps a fled at the snow line, all ready to transfer the mail sucks and freight and proceed with the least delay. Someone using the sled without permission broke quite badly recently, and if the Individual is found out, he will be severely punished.

A word to the wise ought to be sufficient in this caae. At evidence of the (act that tha British government IS spending a good dal of gold tor horarapaab In rorincction with the Boer war, P. Gammon sayt the horses ship ped from this country cost the government an average of $321 when landed In South Africa, and that their average life It sis wwekf. Over 200,000 horsra have already been sent and the demand la Increasing. Jean Cowgill is permanently lo cated in New York City, with a position on the contributing Bluff for two or three publications.

She has made a success on the stage, but has temporarily discontinued that work for the purpose above noted. She exports to visit Spearflsh next April. Dr. liilibs reports a case of scarlet fever at the home of Mrs. liiu-rtt In tins city.

The invalid Is ten-year-old boy, but the case not considered serious. The hum-Is under quarantine. 50 Years Ago Jsn. 11, 1922 Vital sliitistics fur I-awrenre eounly for 1921 were recently re-li asi-d by rl-rk of courts Jenkins. IlirUis In Uie county were 328, while dt-allis were 202 and mar-ruiKea 11'7.

C. K. Ixmn li ft for Huron Monday aftrnuun to rrprramt tins part of Um- state at the winter iMeting of the South Dakota Fish and Game Protective association. Keports of an attempted holdup were in circulation a few days ago. According to the story, a couple of young women in a weal side residence heard what formed to be some prowler attempting to break Into the house.

They were scared all right, and began firing a gun at Uae supposed Intruder In an effort to scare him or bring as si stance. No trace of the housebreaker was found, but the women did receive assistance. The American Legion basket ball squad is getting mto its stride with flying colors, having defeat ed the Dead wood aggregation Wednesday evening by a score of 35-8, and the fast Lead aggrega tion 23-24 in a game at Lead Spoarfish hoklf first place in the Black Hills League at this writing diaries Graham received a mes sage Monday morning from meov, Mrs. Jamra King of Nashua, Mont, that her brother, Sidney, had been shot four timet in the body. With no complications, he la exported to recover from the vuoa Luf trim" and nude plans fur rationing new tires and tubes in Spearflsh.

Ray Smith of Dead wood waa elected county chairman of the tire ra tioning board. T. L. Cutter has been selected Spearflsh city tire rationing chairman. Cole man, and L.

W. Schmeltzer, will serve with Cutu-r on the local board. The county has been al lottrr 33 new tlrea and 43 new tubes for tiie month of January. W. D.

Beardshear, Spearfiah superintendi-nt of the lumber and timber division of the Homestake Mining company, has been ap pointed on the highways and tour ists committee of the Greater South Dakota Association. A "Victory Quern" to represent Lawn-nre county at the state-wide defense exposition at Huron Jan. 14 and 13 will be chosen at the city hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 pm. Contestants must be resi- di-nts of the county. Over in the Dupree community patriotism is running high also.

S. N. Parrott, brother of Mrs. W. Clark of Spearfiah, took two of his best bulls to tha sale ring at Faith and donated them to the Red Cross.

The Red Croat recelv ed $320 out of the deal. IS Years Ago Jan. 10, 157 Candidates for the annual fire. men elections are Earl Hood, in cumbent chief, and John Schaub Hood, a life-lung resident of Spirflsh has served In the offic it of foreman and assistant chief More hu current position a chief. Schaub, manager of the lo cal Mobilgas bulk station, has liv ed In Spearflsh for 13 years.

He has held offices of wrretary and foreman In the Hsw Company. James D. Jclbert, newly elect ed state representative from I-aw- renre County and assistant eash- mt of the Sprarfish branch of the Kirxt National Bank of the lilack Hills, left Monday for Pierre where he and Mrs. JellxTt will attend the governor's ImttiKUr-ot ion and he will be sworn into legislature. Hay Fuller.

Spearflsh resident for Uie lust two years, took over his duties us the tu-wly elected coroner for Ijiwn-nce countv Jan. 7. Spearfish I.ion Club members Don Derosier, Everett Ponipy, Cliff 1'iipik and I'lnrenre Kiggs, zone Chun man, will travel to Pierre for a ljont bunquet in hon or of Uie 1 H57 state legislators and Gov. Joe F(iS. A Srn-arfish youth underwent fmr hours of surgery in the Bennett Memorial hospital, Rapid City, as a result of an accident which occurred south of the Orval Banning farm near Spearfiah Fri day.

Larry Eddy, 21, aon of John Eikly, received severe hand and arm injuries when he was pulled into a post peeling machine which he. Lyle Peterson and Otto Albert were operating. One Year Ago Jan. 14, 171 Jerry Banning, Spearflth't new fire chief, will assume the re- sponstbihtiea of office after out going Chief Clyde Cooley dispens es with old bunneta at the Feb. 10 meeting of the Volunteer Tire De partment.

Lawrence County's official pop- ulatian in the 1970 census was 17.453, up 21 percent from the 1MS0 figure of 17,073, according to recent census reports. Dick Ruzanski, IS years old, and his sister. Mendy, arete among winners in the first annual American Junior Bowling Congress tournament held in Spearfish recently. Black Hills Slate College has re ceived $10,000 from Horner Sur- beek of New York City "to complete the funding of the Bovd Leedom Scholarship." Barbara Swisher was installed honored queen for the spring term of Bethel No. 16 International Or SEE FOR YOURSELF OH OPE 6 Business and Professional DIRECTORY Nortnsm Hillt rry lnd Storage Professional Building Agents for Unitsd Van Linos OHlrZZ Moving with C.ra SULLIVAN Monuments and Markets insurance AGENCY Deadwood Granite and ah f.

of mour.no. Marble Worka 42-3OS0 148 W. Hudson Phort. 678-142 Spearflsh 1 31 W. Illinolt fX paarflah, S.

Dak. -as Phon. 442 MM Fire Auto Ufa Track Ask tor Bdu or Jaaloa ELMER BERTSCH. Agent Across Iran rust MatJoaal Bonk Spearfish Motor Co. p.ismnoand Tti ialn 1 "Tingl ovnewffvctK nnwwpj -20yaaftsariaa- PHtl MURPHY I Call S4J-41S1 fee free BaMmata CMO0fACTC SALES K9 Phones S41-J4S6 41-3484 to SmurdOT Tf M7 Frftll Miatavattt tMsarooeoa.

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Proctor Eiinneeriflx orrcaMfTKST Men. thru Frl. SM. memllte CONSULTING INCiNKRS uvt w. JlckMfl SpeeefW rUftmy MStawiSk Doadwsea SaaartWi toarfleti TaL 67S.17S1 S4E.4SM I -i GREEN STAR MOBILE HOMES Ve Will Have a Fine Selection of 1S72 Hones on Display including ir and 14' wide 2 and 3 bedroom KENWOOD INVADER BELLA VISTA STAR SAFEWAY Mid MtroMty HOURS: a.m.

6 p.m. Monday Saturday Evening Aapointmontt Welcome Complete Financing Available irean Star Homes, inc. OF SPEARFISH Horb Hoff, maiMigor Phono 642-2715 Locatod at Hwy. 14 and 85 1 block oast of Margio't Stippor Chub wounds. The Rebekah Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs.

O. Dotaon Friday afternoon. Us. and Mrs. John Ura hive gone to Parmaleo.

30 Years Ago Jan. IMt Spearfiah civilian defense workers met Monday night with the city defense council, Chet Worth, William Schetb and Rex Repass. der of Job's Daughters at installation ceremonies Jan. 3..

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