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4 a115AN
LEAGUE 1
AND FRIENDS OF T
F0$UE SHOULD CLIP THIS
CAGRRY IT UNTIL THE
gAGUE WINS A COMPLETE
coRY NOV. 5th.
Senate
V. * JEANNETTE RANKIN
National Ticket
mate Justice S. Court
CIIAS H. COOPER
Republican Ticket
rad Commissioner
JACK HALL
Democrat Ticket
ute Senator
CLAIR STONER
National Ticket
State Representative
J. S. NYQUIST
Republican Ticket
coqty Commissioner
JOHN ANDERSON
Republican Ticket
sheriff
JACK BENNETT
Republican Ticket
Coity Auditor
BEATRICE K. O'GRADY
Republican Ticket
Co. Clerk & Recorder
A. A. MAJOR
Republican Ticket
County Treasurer
REX MOVIUS
Republican Ticket
Cuty Attorney
J. J. GUNTHER
Republican Ticket
quty Assessor
H. B. HILL
Republican Ticket
Co. Sept. of Schools
MABEL V. THAYER
National Ticket
County Surveyor
C. E. CORYELL
Republican Ticket
County Coroner
M. M. JOHNSON
Democratic Ticket
LOCAL MARKET REPORTS
Wheat, No. 1 .................................$1.99
Wheat, No. 2 ................................. 1.97
Duaum, No. 1 ............................... 1.99
Durum, No. 2 ................................ 1.97
Flax ............................................... . 3.33
Barley ...................................... .6b
Oats .-.-.................. -............ .49
Rye .................................................. 1.36
Flour, per 100 lbs ............. 6.50
FORDSONK
T ACTORS
THE COST - OF OPERATION IS
LOWER THAN ANY OTHER TRAC
TOR AND THE QUESTION AS TO
WHETHER THEY WILL STAND
UP HAS BEET ANSWERED "YES"
BY. THOUSANDS OF FARMSR
WHO ARE USING THEM EVERI
DAY.
We Have the Agency in Shoidan Coun
ty for the FORDSON ITRACTOR
OUR CoWTRACT FOt THE AGEN
CY FOR THE FORDSON TiAC
TOES FOR SHERIDAN COUNTY
Is sIGeDs o1? AJID~3 NoW~
RAVE A LIEW N I mI OFr
ATE FDSI4"Yl
41
so tb
rt. 0; -Y k
d'r . the fint.. Seor-R
TTrT
IIAN.
-r O 4 bidaily new 4
paper, and we wonder if the doct '
who is also a candidate on the Re
publican ticket for U. S. Senator, in-]
sinsates. that his coulptrymen are
pro'.Geain?
London Oct. _.In Sweden. one
is disa y struck by the num
ber of people who speak Germaa,
When asked a question in English, a
Swede, be he a policeman or . a civt
han, invariably colntered in Ger
man. At hotels and restaurants feW '
porters and wMters understand or
speak English. I book shops Eng
lish books are few, while German
are largely represented.,
It is dimreat i Norway.. English
is taught at -aehoe, and pearly ev
erybody one meets, from the porter
at the station to one's neighbor at
the dinneir table, speaks English flu
eýtl. The wift s in the book
shops are lull of ` and Amerli
can publications.
A PROCLAMiATION
. ?YT THE MAYOR
WHEREAS, The second day of Nos
vember A. -. 1918, has been ofcial1
ly proclaimed, by the Governor of th&
State of Montana as Fire Prevention
Day:
Now Therefore, I, J. J. Gunther,
Mayor of Pleatywood, Montana, do
hereby designate, Saturday, the Seec
ond day of November, A. D. 1918, as
Fire Prevention Day for the -Town of
Pieitywood, Montana.
It is a commop occurrence to re
ceive reports at the Fire Marshall's
office, stating the cause of fire as
"stove too close to wall or wood
work," or "caused from over-beated
stove." Also, statistics kept in the
Fire Marshall's office in the State of
Montana' show, that over fifty total
loss ,fres were due to the defective
chimneys and flues.
On said Fire Prevention day, let
the Fruse owner, the land-lord and
the tenant make it his or her duty to
see that furnaces and flues and ev
erything that offers a possibility as
a fire starter are put in perfect con
p dition for the winter's use. When
of ,t f th at
or ef. `Sr hi :an*w
line of hum;aedp or; ah hea be
IN WITNEBS WHEREOW4 I have
hereunt net my bhaud SM ceased the
seal of t t T0wT 9t Plentywood, o o
te a :x.
Done at Plentywood, Montana, this
t&a.tii d4-df 0ctebr. A. D. 191 .
J. J. GUNTHER, Mayor.
WANTED-Man and wife without
ch idren on farm for wintar Wrl
P. . VQEGH Madat, Mkt.
RIPUBUCAN CANDIDATE
A~ssede Jamie
B
f
charlesII.coo~pe
Techuicalies muat give war
d to sabstautial justice.
e Admitted to the Bar in 1892;
f practiced law in State sad
LI Federal C ourt..
IAs ForJustice--
In SIMPLE FORM WITH
OU T TECHNICALITIES;
a WITHOUT DELAT; WITh
OUT PREJUDICE; sad WITH
OUT UNREASONABLE
COST.
~ 3A$K OJF
* ~ versus 4 .~S r THBER,
ERV id s.t .1
To be gol1d at mheia3 's aid on thel
,2W~ dr of Novei~er A.,D, 1918, at'
Athour of 9 ole togk p. ao., at _the
:front door of ~the eourt house, in the
O.K
All Ladies' Coats at Slightly
Above Cost
A FINE SELECTION OF NIFTY
WAISTS IN GZQRGETTE AN"
CREPE DE CHINE.
Extra Quality at Moderate "
Prices.
The Fanmus Capital and, Monogram
Hats J
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR WEAR
IN GAPPAREL
Every woman )nows that the early
shopper gets the choicest creations,
hence we suggest that you come in :
most any day and look our latest =
styles over.
"
THE WOMAN'S SHOP
MRS. MAMIE BEWICK, Proprietor
PLENTYWQOD O
"
:
:
00
_______________HEW
The Candidates For Associate______" 0
j/ IK
Ij JUDGE JOHN A. MATTHEW~
The Candidates. For Associate Justice
Of The Supreme Court
JOHN A MATTHEWS, CHARLES H. COOPERI,
Democrat Republican
1. Graduate of University of 1. Admitted to practice law in
Michiban, law class of 1899. 1891.*
2. Appointed Deputy County At- 2. Said to have had a case in
torn yLewi8 and Clark Coui'- 1894 which went to the sn
ty, 1900. - preme court where his name
3. 16i active, aggressive practice appears as of counsel present
aince 1899. ing brief, with other attorneys.
4. Five times elected County 83. Hai been for more than 20
Attorney of Broadwater years a public stenographer.
County. /4. Was stenographer for Gov.
5. Appointed Judge of 14th Ju- Leslie twenty odd years ago.
'diclal Diattlct, March 7, 1913. 5. Has been court reporter in
8. Elected Julg said District, Helena for mol'e than 15 years
1914. .past.
14)..lce by overwheblmag 6. Baa never been in active and
inajoy Ia 1916 though a - seneemful ptactice of the law.
&brict aistr@ngly republi
'8. Was held pourt In two-thirds
funts erms In e...a counties
-I *at~.~
three, tswnshp thitrty-$q t-po
'pgS ee ,tate qma e
hAqtsia #11 in. otidan County,
:: ated >Q~ober 31sts, 198,..
Sheijiff of S~erid4ij County, Moo tmn.
By F. L. FOENCROOK,
29-32 Undersheriff.
S-i Farmer su 'b tt Ws inase.`!
CI J
The City Cafe
EAT WELL, FEEL WELL, DO WELL
It all depends on what eats you buy, where you
buy your eats, and what you pay for your eats.
If you buy good eats you eat' 'well. If you eat
well, you feel well. If you feel well you do well.
Most people eat at the CITY CAFE. Why not you?
CHOP SUEY, Evenings after 8 o'clock
Let's Eat at the
_: - ELGIN CAFE
THE CAFE THAT GIVES
SERVICE AND-QUALITY
'WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
PRIVATE DINNER SERVICE
I0* It. * * L OPS ,P p *. *5
. 0. : -
.*
I'N "N~
CLOS ING OUT
SALE
On The Following At Less Than
HALF PRICE
Men's and Boys' Suits
Men's 2-Piece Underwear
Women's House Dresses
Children's Dresses
Remnant Goods Ladies' Furs
A ohm- ood at pr poDt Low
C $c..-Tak admtý W . tidr Sald
~PA LUBKCKIS
NEW 'r. !J' RE
at. E '}a .y - #4 # f~^'dý.r:p - ' sx ,.,`¼
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