Lunch - Each person should
bring their own picnic lunch, un-
less their club has made other
arrangements.
Piano - There will be one avail-
" able if a few husky volunteers show
up at 9:30 to help move it to the
area.
4~H Judging
Place - Bud Voss picnic grounds.
Grasshopper Spraying Date - May 29, Rain or shine.
are safe in signing up for Lunch at noon. Judging after-
if there is a question as wards with Ken Faulkner in
grasshoppers are thick charge. Bring a picnic lunch.
The government will not Deer burgers and refreshments
Ying unless there are 5-7 will be provided.
ers per square yard.
Crickets . Sheridan Judging
)rs will be able to get May 31 - June 1. I hope several
(probably bait)for small from the prospective State Fair
ich they may be able to judging team can attend. We can
evaselves after an official take five livestock judges or more
a shows a need. If you if someone can dig up another car.
;a?all spot you would like
01 let a member of the Houston Creek
Per committee know or
!Extension Office. (May 23)
arieties m -:
~istance to com on stratus Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Chatfield
~ght you might try Kenne- were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Ewing at Rozet on
+aerokee potato varieties. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morris
~aised in North and South
,ut apparently not in Wyo- and daughter Patsy from Buffalo
met them there for a visit. Patsy
accompanied her grandparents
ior Leader Comp home to spend the summer vaca-
ted not be a Junior Lead- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Chatfield ac-
end the June 4-8 Camp at companied Miss Ruth Frolander
but must be 15 as of Jan. to Hulett to a Farm Bureau meet-
and have definite leader- ing Saturday evening.
asibilities. Exceptions to Callers and visitors at the Rich-
[bait above are public ard Snider home during the week
tad sheep shearing con- were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman
ho must be 14 as of Jan. and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Snider of Upton, Jack Boos of Gil-
~ne complies with the lette, George Lake of Denver, Har-
alifications and would old Castor of Moorcroft and Mr.
to camp, please inform and Mrs. Roger Snider. Mr. and
Extension office in the Mrs. Snider and Harold Chapman
lays if you haven't done were transacting business in Gil-
lette Saturday. The Snider family
Sunday were in Rapid City Tuesday.
worthwhile organS- Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Chatfield left
takes time to recog- Monday for Independence, Mo. to
of man. attend the funeral of Mrs. Chat-
Scout movement sums field's sister, Mrs. Tiffany. They
Words "a Boy Scout is are expected home the latter part
a thought which every- of the week.
[ bear in mind. So, too,
raeraber should be rever- Wilford Kennedy, Roy Kiser, Ray
Potter and Ray Osgard helped
ide a period of wor- Wyman Bushnell with branding
On Rm'al Life
one day during the week.
the clubs combine to
Art Schelldorf and hired man
and Mike Lindsey helped Harold
a.m., rain or shine.Schelldorf with branding Friday.
Tower ? near the Cheyrl Chatfield, Patsy Morris,
Eddie and Nancy Chatfield called
There will be free ad-
on Mrs. John Schelldorf one after-
to the monument for this noOn during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Graham and
You may also or- +
• der y o u r fresh
_
flowers for Mere
orial Day through
US.
Sundance, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Snook were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mattox drove Dick Proctor, Wilford Collins
supper guests at the Charles Chat. to Aladdin Sunday to visit at the and Alvin Pepper and sons Rodney
field home during the week. Gale home of Mrs. Bertha Wilson. Mrs. and Kevin attended Armed Forces
Ludwig was an afternoon caller. Lena Simmons, who had been a Day in Rapid City Saturday.
The Chatfield family were in guest the past two weeks at the Mr. and Mrs. John Quint attend-
Spearfish Saturday. Wilson home, returnedto town ed church in Newcastle Sunday
Mr. and Mrs..Wilford Kennedy with the Mattoxes. and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
were Sunday visitors at the home Mr. and Mrs. George Richards Harry Hats and got acquainted
of the White brothers near the were expected home this week with the Hats' new baby daughter.
Tower. The Houston Creek school from Rochester where they went Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rayburne
taught by Mrs. Kennedy will come on the llth for Mrs. Richards' of Spearfish were brief callers Fri-
to a close on Friday. checkup at Mayos' Clinic. day at the Cecil Crago home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Engelhaupt
and children were Friday supper ~
guests at the Reuben ttindman - !
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home. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Weg-/ PUBLIC AUCTI0~ :
her and children left Friday morn- L
ing to return to their home in
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Butte, Mont. "~ Due to ill health, I will sell at public auction at the place +~
Mrs. Ray Osgard accompanied by 4/ miles northwest of ,Ilulett on Hulett-NeW Haven gravel road t,
Charlie Carson and daughter, Cora,
t
noon.Were in Spearfish Saturday after- ~ TUESDAYf JUNE 4 +
Mr and Mrs Sam Rice and Bob . Sale to start at 11 a.m. Free LUH¢ (Bring Cups) 'j
were in Belle Fourche during the
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past week. They were callers at ~ LIVESTOCK (
the Cal Werre home one day. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Cundy visited at
the Rice home Saturday evening. ( 60 Hereford Cattle 60
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cummings
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were in town one day during ti)e {" 20 young cows with calves at side, 11 cows to calve, 6 dry Ik
| cows, one bull, 2 Guernsey milk cows. Above cattle are good df
week. Snow that laid on tl~e { qualit}, Herefords. Team; RegiStred livestock brand and1[
ground was reported Tuesday., ~ irons; 2 saddle horses. (
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Pe sonal Items HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graham and ~ . Terms: Cash i
family drove to Rochford, S. D.
Sunday to visit Mr. Graham's sis- 5 RANCH FOR LEASE •
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Brewer of Huron, who were, LAWRENCE "? "
guests atthehomeofMr. Graham's ~ J A Owner
aunt, Mrs. Mary Hendrickson. • • I
Monday dinner guests at the ~ R.A. (Dick)Mader, Gillette, Auctioneer
Leigh Haptonstall home were Mr. Mundane• State Bank, Clerk
and Mrs. Erett Haptonstall and
Sammy of Carlile.
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