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Mr. and Mrs. Preston Mitchell
went to Eastern Star in Hulett
on Wednesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Crago.
Mrs. Preston Mitchell, Billy
and John helped Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Mitchell Jr. move into
their new 14 by 70 foot mobile
home in Sundance on Saturday.
The Bearlodge Exercise Club
met at the Gary Steele home
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Steele got
the fat pig and Mrs. Lloyd Vier-
gutz the skinny one. Mrs. Fran-
cis Madden and Brian were visit-
ors. Gary Steele spent the evening
with Frank and Charles Pearson,
MODEL RAILROADERS. operat-
FOR SALE ing He railroad. New member- and Francis Madden. Frank and
FOR SALE: Shotguns and rifles- ships open. Call 283-1677 or 283- Charles Pearson, Francis Mad-
why pay more? Buy your gun 1811. It den, Jerry Ryan, and Rick Bren-
at the Coast to Coast Store in gle spent Friday evening at
Spearfish - we trade. 35-39 .. Steeles.
Our New Mr and Mrs Larry Magel, St
FOR
SALE:
1959
International
Paul, Minnesota called at Frank
~ckup cab, good condition. 756-
1. 37-39"
FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 1970 Jeep, CJS., 4-
wheel drive, vinyl top. 283-1077.
38-39*
FOR SALE--
R'e sFer "Suffolk
rams, 2 yearlings. Ph. 283-2850.
38-39*
FOR SALE: Used color and black
and white TV sets. Wide selec-
tion of sizes and styles. Harl's
'IV Repair, 283-2115. 38tfn
FOR SALE: Vacum cleaner, can-
ister type, hardly used, $35.
283-1077. 38-39"
FOR SALE: 1951 Cadillac, 66,000
actual miles, exceptionally
clean. Call 283-3797. 39-40"
FOR SALE: Apples. Call 283-
3363 after 4 p.m. It
CONSIGNMENT Auction. Satur-
day, Sept. 29 - 1 p.m. 2 ml]es
north of Upton, U. S. 16. Furn-
iture, tools, antiques, misc.
Gladys Chapman. Ken Sackett,
Auctioneer. lt*
isn't complete but we are
doing business every day.
Come in and see us.
We have a nice building
rite for a split-level home,
)riced right.
The Sundance Apartment
Motel is for sale. Apartments
in the winter, motel in the
summer. This business will
pay for itself and make you
a little extra money. Call for
details
MILE.HI
Sundance Branch
Rose Zella Proctor
Phone
Office -- 283-3477
Homo -- 283-3695
Pearsons Monday afternoon. Lar-
ry hunts at Pearsons. Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Madden and Brian
spent last week visiting Gordon
Shoemakers and at Pearsons.
They left for their home at Glen-
dive, Montana on Sunday. Lori,
Sandy and Nell Ishmael spent
Tuesday and Wednesday after-
noon at Frank Pearsons. Mr. and
Mrs. Ileff Myers, former resi-
dents visited at Pearsons Wed-
nesday afternoon. Harold Ander-
son was also a caller that after-
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pear-
son and Brian Madden called at
Alfred Hutchinsons Thursday and
at Wolffs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. John Me-
line, and Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Brengle and children went to the
traveling card party at Colony
Sunday afternoon.
Almost all of the neighbors
went to the funeral for Gust Wolff
Saturday afternoon. He will be
missed by all who knew him.
FOR SALE: Farmers Income , ...... • A discussion of homecoming
-"- week events featured the Sep-
Ta:~ Record Books at The 3-C'~ FACTORY authorized Norelco &tember meeting of the Sundance
Remington razor service sta-High School student council.
FOR SA~E--~9~-F-ord "pickup,tion. Prompt in warranty or Tins Sprague reported that it
electric drill, .22 rifle, .30-30 out of warranty service. 24-hr. had been asked if there were
rifle. Can be seen at Petersen mail service. Neugebauer Jew- any rules involved in judging the
Lumber and Grain Co. 39-40* elers, Sturgis, S.D. It floats in the homecoming parade.
... ,,, j ~ The council decided the only rule
~HEJ WAl~d[ eclaytag?na_~oro_n,ao| was that all floats must follow
the parade theme, "Comics."
Events scheduled during the
HELP WANTED: Maid, week- J Franchised Dealers |
days only. Apache Motel. It
homecoming
wee~
are:
"umeJ~ w~t we ~1~ matin Oct. 8 - Red and White Day -
~tr mamr tatka~t ~ everyone will dress in red and
WANTED: Responsible man to
work on ranch. Must be able
to work alone with livestock
and machinery. Wage plus live-
stock. Contact Neal A. Garman,
283-2874. 39-40*
WANTED: Maid, Bear Lodge Mo-
tel, Sundance. 39-41
WANTED
WANTED: Grain or livestock
trucking. Licensed and Insured.
Bill Mathews or Hubert E. Ma-
thews. Tel. 307-283-2389 or 605
892-4744. 29 tfn
Rent electric floor sanders,
edgers, and polishers here.
ttt tt
We Buy, Sell or Trade Guns
714 Main 642-3351
Spearfish, S. D.
•
I WANT to lease 100 ~o 125 cow
ranch in Crook county. Write:
Four Corners Route, SR Box
O, Sundance, Wyo. 82729 35-39*
WANTED: Cash register, prefer-
ably small type. If you have
one call 283-1130, or 283-1230
after 6 p.m. It
FOR RENT
Sept. 17-23
Claudice Pearson
Don't forget the Turkey Shoot at
Aladdin Sunday afternoon, Oct.
7.
John Pearson went to Belle
Fourche with Chester Hejde on
Tuesday.
FOR RENT: Trailer space for Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller spent
parking at Beulah, Wyo. See from Friday-Tuesday on a trip
Gee. Hoyer or call 643-3168.39-- to Cody, Jackson, into Idaho and
41" through Star Valley. Mr. and
MISCELLANEOUS
SEE BILL Thompson, Thompson
Lock and Key Service, 627 5th
Ave., Spearfish. 37tfn
BEST of All Kinds of Insur.
bonds. L. O. Tracy, Sun.
lffn
REDUCE excess fluids with Flui-
dex water tablets at J.B.'s
Pharmacy. 32-46
Mrs. Horace Anderson and Clau-
dette Miller took care of things
at home for them. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller were at Dick Mosleys
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ryan went
square dancing at Vale Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon El,el,
Kaycee, Wyoming visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wilard Viergutz. Mr. El,el
is a brother of Mrs. Viergutz.
Clayr Alexander spent the week
end at home from his school at
the School of Mines.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ryan and
To Give Away: 4 male puppies Mr. and Mrs. Larry Byrnes and
out of good stock dogs. Ph. 283- Linda Erich went to the NRCA
2850. 38-39* rodeo at Miles City last week-
white.
Oct. 9 - Theme Day - students
will dress according to the home-
coming theme, "Comics," with
judging to be held and the win-
ner selected from each class.
Oct. 10 - Spirit Day.- the classes
will put up signs m the halls
with the signs to be judged on
quality.
Oct. ll - Dress - Up Day - ev-
eryone is to dress up neatly.
Oct. 12 - Quiet Day.
The council decided to ask the
junior high students to participate
in these activities.
Some type of activity during
halftime of the homecoming foot-
ball game was discu~,;sed and Kirk
Ellingford was to consult band
instructor John Gaylord to see
if the band was going to perform
at halftime. A skit by the fresh-
men was discussed but not decid-
ed upon since permission from
the freshman class was needed.
The council also approved a
suggestion that the homecoming
floats be taken to the football
field for exhibit following the
parade. Each class must clean
up its own float after the game.
The coronation of the home-
coming king and queen will be
held Oct. 11 in the high school
gymnasium with the homecoming
dance planned for the following
night. The council agreed to
have the opposing team invited
to the dance.
The Lettermen's Club will be
asked to build the "S" for the
burning ceremony.
Kirk Ellingford, Tina Sprague
and Peggy Talley were appointed
to a committee to plan and dec-
orate the front bulletin board dur-
ing homecoming week.
The council selected Peggy Tal-
Icy to check with the Hulett and
Moorcroft student councils on
having the three councils meet
three times a semester at the
various schools.
Results of the workshop held
recently were given by Kirk EI-
lingford. The general session of
the workshop was broken into
small groups which then discus-
sed communication. There w~
also a session on evaluation,
mor clinic and broken puzzle.
THE SUNDANCE TIMES ..,
Sundance, Wyo. Sept. 27, lg/a
Complete List of Items Including
Antiques
In Next Week's Paper
to the music of
& His
-.on--
9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
fhu rs day s ar
Our dining room is open Sundays
from 4 to 10 p.m.
PRIME RIB Thursdays and Sundays
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Fran and Verlin Griswold
The Land Bank has always had both the desire and
the resources to provide dependable long term
credit to farmers and ranchers. Now, with the new
Farm Credit Act, the Land Bank has the flexibility
to help more people in more ways.
If you haven't talked with the Land Bank people
lately, you should stop In and get all the details
about the new Land Bank and the new ways they
can help you with a loan on land.
LOANS ON LAND
CHARLES G. SUTTON, MANAGER
FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSN.
BELLE FOURCHE, S.D. 57717
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