The producers news. [volume], October 26, 1923, Page Page Three, Image 3

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, ILa Aid Bazaar
aa(l o 7 a «lance will
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e ' e plenty wood.
Monday
Pay
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on
*öi the
(itched
p Rice
. N. Dak.,
fc>S-toCta«P>
of
for
left
will
where sne
: h e expects to «o
to visit another
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of
Hanson
. the Anton
Sidney
•- Mrf
visitors a
Monday.
Barnstead
The
Chari
'V
,v
Mr.
ior,
are kept j
men
^ are now haui
C3 1 ele
irmers
ir ?r a! '
per ami
■er grades of our i
in honor ;
>ram
pr
m
1 the misfortune
, lar bone iast week,
g is Saturday,
uni-« the broken bone is
'' ^Iv i could be ex
r.ai
rap:
been in
r, e r who has
eek or two is ex
i;.„ . Peterson
\' ijiiierson •
rented the
barn for the
has
ivery
Mis?
n familv called on
• her new home on
er.-o
uwlay a
:> ta r «entlv installed in the
10 Te tjomsos & Hagen
Hagen. Tjomsos and
source of pleas
number of our
proving a
iovment to a
I*«
fel Paulson expects to open up
- e -outheast of town next
K Van Vorst of Antelope is
P^rfetor of the Hunter and
the
hall
ami Viola Ever
=«es Lillian
'êponria Singleton who are
Medicine Lake
who is attend
>chool spent the
school in
a-, Peterson
t tntelope * -,
* at their respective homes,
'•-taurant man. Will Ander
;^ v plowing on his farm this
held last week at the
closed Sunday
good audience in at
■.. rvifC'
>1 house
it n a
■ Mrs. Joe Vogel visited the
•leton family Sunday,
ildren of the lower
tructing a
■ sand table.
t Connote and brother spent
i Saturday in Medicine Lake
Herman and son attended
at Culbert
grades
pioneer clay
coi
I -urkey demonstration
■ Tuesday.
1-v Fairchild, Mrs.
Singleton, Madsen Hutchinson
the: Thornsburg, Mr. and Mrs.
en were among the busi
itors in town Monday.
Viton Anderson and daughter
Plentywood visitors Sat
Dan Me: lie,
h vst
icitt Hurry left last week for Chi
li with a carload of cattle.
«EWELL PARTY
TO F. N. BLAKE'S
fc. Van Vorst and Mrs. Alfred
k »ere hostesses at a surp |lse
Br riven in honor of Mrs. Fred
Bus i: the Van Vorst home Thurs
Bf gering The rooms were gaily
■rutec with Hallowe'en witches
Bleats and jack o'lanterns. Spooks
Btthe truest? at the door where they
B» sorted to a gypsy fortune tell
Br.: cave the guests their task to
Bff< rtune for the coming year
and dancing provided the
B^e entertainment. At mid-night
mysterious Menu was given
to choose their dinner.
^itA.0. E. S. pin was given Mrs.
a token of friendship. Those
% were Misses Lucile Brown,
Butterworth, Nancy Butter
-Alvedia Rorvig and Bella Ror
Fred Blake, Mrs. Fred
r J- Mesdames C. A. Foster,
* ^ ra yson, Richard Grayson,
i 'on. W. H. Bessire, Jess
Mette, 0. B. Hoven, Jess
McLaughlin. Boh Rich
Mr : AWon Ue. W.
«Br Coartnev,
&
Gottlieb, G.
I,.. • ■ Morck, Wamsley,
L j'I Hunter, Larson and Mrs.
[Antelope Independent.
Moard Hears Request
Poplar To Stop 2 Trains
fi j*} 20.—The Montana
I,. . r railroad commissioners
tearing in Poplar Thursday
,3 ar commercial club's
passenger
on
request
w?tnn . , sendee, special
of t r ains Nop - 1 and 2
LA';'.' Aere discontinued about
Hilf tim n a?0 .' Pee Dennis, chair
■v )ar( * "f railroad commis
p . ;it Die meeting, and
KV nnl , m and Ericson repre
1,1 the case.
pLv Wltnes ' ( ' s testified
■ Ä ar to the inconven
thesno ^ 0?S this serv
shim! * C ' a r f^ ei 'ence to passen
■, : V", make c °nnections with
«oSSä* from Hele " a
of Hav ' '
on
in fact all
re, on account of
^comodations.
- - '"troduced by the Great
Kb l dlhva E included A.
Piî ; T n R en i °V he
ö4 Sm,th '
■ ? Th?' U
car
E.
Mon
general
Falls; L.
and E. J.Jenney
C'fcason^fnr? 1 ^ as to time
i« schedule 'icivi n g made the
>hown ,u' an ,' ot ' iev matters,
k Wo!{ Poiîit îf Än. lunnin R time
than it J " 1 llston is slow
the u trains
Kΰ m 10 aTm ' tin T - he hearin
be erm • 0 p - m - The
K * v *n, n rft fi ,ered and a
r It within two
- v '(ience ^ ral °Pmion that
E ? /topping of t p r oduced
■ '^Ko l 5rSL& ain 2 a cer
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Having rented my farm, I will sell at Public Auction to
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the highest bidder, at my farm, 6 miles northeast of
Dooley and 6 miles northwest of Comertown on
P
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Machinery
Horses
1 -7-Ft. McCormick Binder
1 Van Brunt Disc Drill, 20 Shoe
1 Keystone Disc
1 4-Section Iron Drag
1 P. & O. Gang Plow
1 Emerson Sulky Plow, Stubble, Breaker Bottom
1 Corrugated Packer, 8 Ft.
1 McCormick Big Four Mower
1 McCormick Hay Rake
1 Manure Spreader
2 Wagons, 1 Triple Box
2 Sets of Bob Sleighs
1 Fanning Mill, Hero 1-Horse Garden Cultivator
1 Smut Machine
1 Buggy, Clarke
1 Cream Separator, De Laval, No. 12
1 Washing Machine
1 Heating Stove
1 Tank Heater
1 Road Scraper
1 Sorrel Gelding, Age 9, Weight 1200
1 Sorrel Gelding, Age 10, Weight 1200
1 Black Gelding, Age 13, Weight 1350
1 Bay Gelding, Age 12, Weight 1400
1 Black Mule, Age 14, Weight 1200
1 Black Mule, Age 14, Weight 1200
Hereford
BULL
Cows
Five Years Old
Sheridan No. 759657
1 Red and White Cow, 8 Years Old
2 Red Cows, 7 Years Old
1 Red and White Cow, 7 Years Old
1 Red and White Cow, 5 Years Old
1 Red and White Cow, 4 Years Old
2 Red Cows, 4 Years Old
3 Spring Calves
1,000 Bushels Oats
Swedish Select
Harness
FOR CASH
4 Sets Work Harness
1 Single Harness, Extra Heavy
8 Collars
OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION
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TERMS OF SALE: ALL SUMS UNDER $20, CASH; OVER THAT AMOUNT TIME WILL BE GIVEN TILL OCTOBER 1,1924,
GOOD BANKABLE PAPER, BEARING 10 PER CENT INTEREST—5 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH ON ALL SUMS
OVER $20.
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Franc Murray, Auctioneer Geo. Epier, Clerk
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