Ravalli Republic from Hamilton, Montana • 7

RAVALLI RHTrCLICAX, HAMILTON, MONTANA, FERItl'AHY 19, 1042. PAGE SEVEtf Notice of Hearing of Final Report of of dower. Inchoate or accrued, de- OFFICERS HAHED BY Sugar Books to Be Sent County Clerk Classified Where Buyer and Seller Meet Rates are 1 cent a word, payable in advance. Minimum charge 26 cents. Telephone 138-J Conuuissioners.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of Montana in and for Kavaill County. In the matter of the formation of Humble Drainage District, Ravalli county, Montana. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the order of the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of Montana in and for Ravalli county, made and entered on ihe 18th day of February, 1942, a hearing will be had on the JaA'e 2 Groups of First Aid Class The approximately 75 members of the first aid class have been divided into two units with one meeting every Monday and Wednesday night and the other meeting on Tuesday and Thursday nights in the high school. Dr. C.

C. Tefft will direct the Monday class, Dr. R. L. Peterson on Wednesday, Dr.

Donald Gordon on Tuesday and Dr. Herbert Hayward on Thursday. The course of instruction is being taken from a manual sent out by the Red Cross. final report of the commissioners of failure to appear or answer, Humble Drainage District, Ravalli Judgment will be taken against you county, Montana, on the 18th day, default for the relief demanded of March, 1942, at 10 a. m.

at the complaint. This action is court room of said court, in the b.rtougnt for the purpose of quieting court house, at Hamilton, Ravalli tltle 0 the land situated in Ravalli countv. Montana, at. which time and place any person interested may appear and file objections and be heard in reference thereto. The said report states that a change has been made in the plan of drainage, which is proposed to be a canal constructed on the right of way of Northern Pacific Railway company in a general northeasterly di rection, from the Quast road to the Bailey road, giving its dimensions throughout, then west under the railroad and canal of Supply Ditch company canal, then north through the W.

S. and Elsie A. Bailey lands, thence west and north through the Dan Morris land, and northwesterly through the Nora Opal Wood land, to empty into a slough of one of branches of Bitter Root river. The right of way through the Bailey lands is donated. The bene fits are estimated to equal the value of the rights of way of the Northern 'aciflc Railway company and of the Nora Opal Wood's lands.

The value of right of way over benefits is esti mated to be 8725.00 in the matter of the Dan Morris land. The cost has been reduced from fifty-live to sixty thousand dollars to approxi mately twenty thousand dollars. The boundaries of the district have been reduced bo that the acre age Included In the district is 2560 acres, instead of approximately 4800 acres, and Include the following lands: All of section 28; All of Bcction 21, except tho N1 Mi of NWtt NWIi! lJVi and the SEV4 SW4 of sec tion of section 15; SV4 nnd S', NV4 of section KM nnd the NEi NW'U of sec tion SKVi SW4 of itecllon all iu township 7 north, range 20 west, Montana ntirldiiiu In Ravalli county, Montana. I The said report further contains, Tony Hork, county clerk, has been advised that sugar rationing booklets will be shipped direct to him i from government printing plants. The booklets will be for distribution to the public elementary schools where applications will be received from individuals for "war ration book one." Trade rationing to deal-, ers will be handled at public high schools two weeks before private ra- tioning cards are issued.

ENLISTS IN NAVY. Max St. John left Monday for Salt Lake City, Utah, to take his final exam for enlistment in the navy. B. A.

Benedict, Missoula, who was here in 1934, will take Max' place while he is in the service. WANTS NAVY BIRTH. Clifton L. Winkleblack, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Winkleblack, signed for enlistment in the navy with the recruiting officer here Tues day. ENLISTS IN ARMY. Robert Reinbold, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Reinbold, has enlisted in the army in Seattle, Wash. He went to the coast about two weeks ago. Church Services Presbyterian. Bible school at 10 a.

m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor Society meeting at 7 p. m.

Evening services as announced. Rev. Charles R. Miller. Christian.

Morning worship at 10 o'clock. Bible school at 11 a. Ben Luebke, superintendent. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 p. in.

Sunday evenlug evangelistic service at 8 o'clock. Rev. Earl Ii. Saladen. IbiptUt-MefhodUt Federated.

Church school at 10 a. in. 1'ublic worship at 11 a. m. Meeting: Federated Young Peo pie at 7 p.

choir practice Friday Dlglit; Ladlea' Aid, first and third Thursdays; Cub Scouts, first Friday; Central Circle, third Monday; North Circle, aeeond Thursday; Builder' clans, third Wedneiiday; South Circle, fourth Thumduy. Rev. Arthur D. Hubbard. Kt.

l-'rnnel Catholic. Coofiiioni Faturdayaat 7:30 a. Sunday mae at 7:30 and 9:30) a. Sunday arhoot after taal iua. Vk day man at 7:30 a.

tit. Itn. M. J. Donohua.

frae I.titberan. Morning ettlre at 11 o'clock. Sunday ncljotd and Bitde cM at lo I BANCH PRICED FOR QUICK SALE GOOD FOR SMALL DAIRY PROJ ect. 100 acres with excellent wa ter rights, good farm buildings with electric lights. Located just north of Como river bridge on old highway.

See A. B. Cole, Darby, Montana. 7-3 SALESMEN WANTED. WANTED; MAN FOR RAWLEIGH route.

Permanent if you are a hnstlfir. For naviculars write Rawleigh's, Dept. MTB-81-103, Minneapolis, Minn. 1 FOR RENT. FIVE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE IN 500 block on South Second.

Partly furnished. Call 149-W. TWO-ROOM APARTMENT; FTJR-nace heat; modern in every way; west of court house. Phone 149-W. 51tf FOR SALE.

XJATHONETTE, SWINGING GATE for porch, nursery chair, for sale. Phone 783-W. tf BILL OF SALE BOOKS FOR SALE at the Republican office. FLOWERS FOR SALE. FUNERAL SPRAYS! SFaSONAL plants and cut flowers.

Hamilton Moral, locally owned. Phone 135-J. WOOl) FOlt SALE. EDGEINGS AND SLABS, CUT 16 inch, green, 13 per cord load; Rlvervlew Manufacturing Company. Phone 132-W.

16tf CAItn OF THANKS. Wo wish to express our sincere appreciation to our many friends for the kindness and sympathy extended us during our recent bereavement. Also our deepest thanks for the beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. John Ritchie, Mrs.

Marjorle Seicck and Son. AlitIM HllllllllOIIN. In the District Court or the Fourth Judicial District of the State of Montana In and tor the County or Ita-alll. K. W.

Wilburn, plaintiff, vemus lUvalll County, a municipal corporation of (he Slate of Montana; Maud A. Drinkenberg; Mary E. Fink, Surah hi. Will I my, lilanrhe Fullerton, CbelU T. Whitney and Cva Whitney, Li wife; Jennlw C.

Ali. lite heir at law of Neil Whitney and Ultima Whitney, hi lfe. dec-Aed; Frank McWIiIrk and Mary Ann Mr-Wbirk, bl wife; JMward Cary I and Juno lw Lawiwn, hi wife; Herbert 1 Campbell and Jane tfco Campbe ll, hi ir; Ibo iHr at law ff J. 12. CuiitMll.

it i m-I; u.l I I lie Win and Mary u. IkWiii. bi wife; Wlllum A. tlillrn aleo W. A.

IIjmH, and l.llfabHh M. lu wu; Vaniiio and YmaMf WrMlde, Ihe bir at law til U-l tlill II. A. Iit 4 1, and n.i M. Ild, l.i Wile, I.

A. Ilrnwlnn and 3m ittiihj5r4 bl Anna lli flxrll. lic'olo lh brf. Wll lijtii liVbrr and Hi MrbU POSTPONE CLINIC AGAIN. The second postponement of the Victor health conference was announced yesterday by Miss Aagot Hoyendahl, county nurse.

The clinic was scheduled for last Friday, postponed to this Friday and is now set for next Friday, February 27. A Republican Class Ad Will Sell It. V. F. W.

NOTICE Members Bitter Root Post 1430, Veterans of Foreign Wars, meet in Memorial hall first and third Tuesdays of each month. Ravalli Motor Freight (Insured Carrier) Serving the Bitter Root, Butte and Anaconda OFFICE ON HIGHWAY 03 Phone 700 Anaconda Iircwlng Co. Itocky Mountain Beer oil draim-ht. HAMILTON HAU Hamilton, MuiiUna VAU.KV iiAit Moitt.uu OI.I7 PI.ACT. Corvalll, Montana mohi: fun out of i.ifi; Checker Cocktail Lounge M'l I If.ll.

i JM Ola lt tl 4 HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE 1 In tabulated form, th-e name of ihelriKht I reserve to reject bids the owner of the respective tract, la avm in nicn wnmu lerim of forty acre (or Um) iuraciure of aawlosa In it mil located within the boundaries oue, Ihe acre in nichl of way. iMr value, beiieiit moused, damage aud 1 i per ft. Ml for all fendants The State of Montana to the above named defendants, and to all other persons unknown, greeting: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action which is filed in the office of the clerk of this court, a copy of which Is herewith served on vou. and to 1 file your answer and serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiff's attorney within twenty (20) days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of Montana, aescriDed as fol- lows: Lots numbered three (3), ten (10), fifteen (15), sixteen (16) and twenty-two (22) in block numbered four (4) of Ward's Cove, according to the official plat of the survey thereof, on file in the office of the county clerk and recorder of Ravalli county, Montana, said tract containing an area of 86 and 25100 acres more or less. Reserving a right of way over, across, through and upon said lot 22 of block four for the construction of the Ward river ditch, said right of way being 60 feet in width.

Witness my hand and seal of this court this 9th day of February, 1942. MARSHALL ANDERSON, (Seal) Clerk. By Shirley Keith, Deputy Clerk. Koch Brownlee, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Hamilton, Montana. 7-4 National Forest Timber For Sale Sealed bids will be received by Forest Supervisor, Hamilton, Montana, up to and including 2:00 p.

m. March 20, 1942, for all the live and merchan table dead timber marked for cutting on an area embracing about 115 acres within Sections 3 and 4, T. 1 R. 19 M. P.

Newnes Draw, BItterroot National Forest, estimated to be 400 DM l'onderosa pine and 30 ft. BM Douglas-tir more or less, No bid of less than $4.20 per ft. BM for l'onderosa pine and $1.50 per ft. BM for Douglas-tir will be consld ered. The sum of $1000.00 must be deposited with each bid, $850.00 to be applied to purchase price and $150,00 to CWF account, or to be refunded, or lo be retained In part as ii'iuiuaied ttaiungeH according to of mile.

The right to re- any and all bid Is reserved. The not of HHii-rroot Management Plan a if' a awai" fta ttiijfin or bid it my ffrtfii l'irl ii llaiiiition. MMl4IU. rrl It4ll itT. Wrl 1,...., I I'm FoocI-for-Victory Loans Available Ultima tvrtatt la taali Ma IhH and sill la all tvf i lt- Ui nitfiti litM ul aHf4 I ra ittudxr a fcc lo.t.1 Inl tUlxil finr 4wtania aad i i- irMai tSNM, ilw 1 i8iia ai MftHaiiM, IM I "i Hl, MM4t ti 4 flat Mia t0aj tM a it 44 t4 ita I a4 ft I (i'i: )' tft-iiiit ipf 1 14 I ti t-l -a" a a li al Hi i 9.

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Nu daiiusra are aWd lo any aW rf' I of liatiunal lofrdl timber. Inrludintf ThWihe loial amount whlrb lUe'V tl HPROVEHEN. GROUP Newly elected directors of the Ravalli County Improvement association organized with the election of Ed L. Reed, Stevensville, a3 president, and George Durland, Como, vice president; possibility of having western Montana changed to the ra cific time zone, and shortening school vacations to provide student farm help were discussed and refer red to committee at a general meeting of the organization here last week. Following their organization meeting the directors annonunced that a secretary to succeed C.

M. Buxton, who refused to accept another appointment, would be named at the next meeting in Darby on March 11. Directors were elected as follows: Sula Fred Wetzsteon. Conner J. E.

Coultas. Darby Clyde Shockley. Grantsdale Henry Bell. Charlos Heights George Durland. Hamilton V.

C. Hollingsworth, Joe Iten, John G. Howe. Woods! de O. L.

Kenney. Corvallis W. E. Pollinger, Clarence I'opham, Victor E. S.

Patton. Etna Morris Strange. Three Mile Ed L. Reed. Florence J.

E. Hanson. Stevensville Harold Hagen, Joe Antrim. Ask Time Change. Problems and difficulties confronting tho farmers as a result of the change from standard to war time were detailed by George Durland, who said that the farmers were united In asking the support of the organization in a movement to put the territory back on Pacific time.

Mr. Durland said that the government was asking the farmer to produce more but was making it difficult for him to do so. He pointed out that with farm machinery scarce or unavailable and with the labor situation, already acute because of the number of men called to service, further complicated by the tiuio change, the farmer was in a predic- anient. He declared that the Humeri could not do things by the clock, that the sun hud to be given time to do the things nature intended it do on the farm and that the chuutiiiu' of the clocks put everything oil Klivdulc on the farm. In connection with this, Clarence Popliaiii told of the difficulty he bad with a hind h.ui'l.

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