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FROM AROUND THE COUNTY
Or. Roy will be away from tue of
fice from July 23rd to August 15th.
The Misses Margaret and Chris
tine Deck drove to Williston Friday
and returned Sunday. They stopped
at Medicine Lake a few hours on
their vay down. *
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cosper and Mr. '
and Mrs. Clinton Cosper attended the
picnic at Medicine Lake Friday af- \
ternoon. !
Ray Goltz drove to his home in
Minnesota last week.
Mr and Mrs RhndpnVlr pnd -nu
dren Leanore and C ha ries ^at tended
the* 1 celebration "at
S Ole 3 Johnson Stanley McCracken '
-Ær- Ä
ntäS fo e , OJ ße" d
other points in North Dakota !
oinei pouus in .\ortn uar»G..a.
Miss Ruby Boe has been helping
theast°week 1 "' k a ' to " k f#r
it' i in * 1.0 4
Miss Helen Pates was here Satur
dav visitimr old friends
uay siting oin irieno..
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kircn from
fheTke *' S "
OUTLOOK
Len Took Jack Gaines and Q i
Goodlaxon attended the ' dance at
Ruvmond Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schurell and 1
family motored to Plentywood Satur-!.
dav
Mr and Mrs. Frank Lund and rel
atives motored to Wolf Point last
Thursday and returned Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Boe and child
ren motored to Brush Lake Sunday
forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ely Harris and sons,
Price and James, returned Monday
from an extended visit at Afferent
points in North Dakota.
Vida Goodlaxon left Saturday for
Minot, where she has secured a po
sition in the Westland Oil office.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Karlson motor
ed to Brush Lake Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Liz Vaughn and Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Flannery left Tues
day on a fishing trip at Shalbrook.
W
ant
RELIABLE, practical nurse, inquire
Producers News. 16-2tc
V ANTED TO BUY—A grain separ
ator, 24 or 26 inch roller bearing
type. State price. Write or see
OLE WANG, Plentywood, Mont.
15-3t
WANTED—Cook on ranch, 2 miles
out of Plentywood. Apply at the
Producers News office. 15-t2
i n< 5 T On» ö j — .Z7
. ST Cne femals police dog with
col l ar. Finder r etur n to this offi ce.,
GOOD DWELLING FOR SALE_Six
rooms and bath.
Agency.
See F. D, Morck
10-tf
I OR SALE—A brand new Chevrolet
coach. Unusual bargain, A. E.
Reinertson, Plentywood
16-1
heating systems
for school houses. Write or see Al
fred Wibe, District No. 66, Ante
lope, Mont. (15-2t)
, r -—
r OK SALE—Tenor Banjo, almost !
new. Price reasonable. Call at Pro- j
ducers News.
i
Fm? cat p vu* 4 tv , i
i UK SALE—Ellington Piano good as j
new. Write or see Mrs. J. M. Stone
Ant elope, Mont. 13-tfc |
FOR SALE—Young Chester White
CART FTMV
CAKL FINK. Raymond,
FOR SALE—1 deering Binder, in
quire or write Mrs. Emma Savage,
Plentywood 16-1
j
ESTRAYED from my place about I
° ne ^ rown , P ony ' 1
about 950 pounds, white strip in
face branded on left hip, also little
white on one front foot, short tall. |
one black horse, weight about UW
1DS - _'
TA'NK FOR SALE—Large wooden
tank 9 ft. in diameter and 8 ft. in
height. Can be used as a cistern or
cut in two and used for stock
troughs. Write or see L. J. Moe,
at White Barber Shop, Plenty
wood. (13-tf.)
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CAME TO MY PLACE—'Thursday,
July 19th, two black dogs. Owner
can have same by paying for this
ad. Inquire Producers News.
Pigs.
Mont.
FARM FOR SALE—1 mile southeast
of Plentywood, 480 acres. Write or
see Emma Savage, Plentywood. 16-4
FOR SALE—At
Rumely, also 20-40 Case ready to
go and just the thing for threshing.
v See Joe Kavon. 16-3t
a sacrifice 16-30
FOR SALE—800 bu. wilt resistant
North Dakota 52 flax seed. Mus-
tard pulled and should be clear of
all noxious weed seed. Price, clean-
ed $3.00. Also some good seed oats,
î H. B, Braddock, Outlook, Mont. (2tf
ELECTRICITY! MECHANICS! AV-1
IATION! Big demand for practi
cal trained mechanics. Largest, fui
ly-equipped school in country. Pre
pare yourself NOW to attend this
school next fall or winter. We
a large Aviation Department. Gov
emment recommends pilots to learn
ground work mechanics. Write for
ELEC Ca & OR AVIATION SCHOOL,
Fargo, N. D. (15-8tc)
TAKEN UP—12 Horses:
one, right thigh.
three, right shoulder.....
and right shoulder
one left jaw .
and left hip .
one right shoulder.
(T ln
-DL
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y
one left thigh
JwGT
one left thigh.
one black gelding, no brand
one yearling brown, no brand
two sucking colts
E. T. STRANDLÜND,
Homestead, Mont.
15-tf
„ . wail .a .a •„ . .
. a. k. W hile there they will visit at
the Ray West home.
<.£•*» La !*« Da ï. Saint Sunday
§f h ° o1 enjoyed a picnic at the Tom
Clauson residence last Sunday. The
a ^ er ?u on was spent in playing games
then a d e llcl °us lunch was laid,
Pla £ s we , r e Piaeed for thirty-two.
^™ al ?, d ^ rt? ' P °y, Ed y daugh
Pbylbs .' r< ; tura< i d last Wednesday
v 0n ?. a n t f ip . to dlfferent points in
Dak °t a ; .
T 1Q se registering at the hotel this
we f\ T are V,, Ben . H - Christy and Mr.
and Flaming, show people; Carl
Ostegard, Kenmare; aeroplane men;
A ' Richter; A1 Gudmundson, Minot;
H, Ç Schumaker Fargo; Ike Webb,
Myresi Faulsten ^Barton Stev
£» D N ; R. ; J C - C F Ä
John Willis, Glasgow; Charles Nelson
familv Kenmare- C T Arrives
ana ia v 111 > T ' ^ en «iaie, c. l, Arrives,
ß 3 D wîbb, mSmJ V a Swfnson,
Minot- R F Whitaker TVTinnt- F T 1
*• w nilaKe £» ™ot, E, j.
George, Mandan, N. D.; L. H. Fee
,, Minot
ha ^ v "ral famiUes from here nicniced î
at BJavel CrTk^JtTunday '
Mr - and Mrs - Claud Mills and son
Frederick and Mr. and Mrs. Sandin
and son Norman, picmced in the
coulees last Sunday.
Little June Marshall and her cous
m were visitors at the Bill Omai
home the last part of the week dur- 1
William Boe, Raymond Homme
Clarence Grove and Conrad Benson
attended the dance at Flaxville Sat
urday evening.
Harry and "Toots" Gaines were
here Sunday visiting friends and
relatives.
am,ï£t"Â'.ndii
vi?itine: reliTtives'and friends! "
andNofran,f e Mr Kh an a d nd Mre' j'lhll
Ladd, Jr., and daughter returned
v, « 1 ., auu udUKiaer reiumeu
, ork
,orK|
it
ing the absence of their parents.
They returned to their home Satur
day.
c...« Mrs. John
Ladd, Jr., and daughter returned
Tuesday from a short trip to points
in North Dakota.
Clinton Cosper returned to
this week after having been unable
to do so on account of a serious acci
dent a couple of months ago.
Mrs. Engler returned from Plenty
wood Sunday where she has been vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. 4 , 4 «.
Mitchell, who recently underwent
operation for appendicitis.
The "Krazy Kats" orchestra
guaranteeing every one a good time
who attend the dance given by the
American Legion at Outlook Satur-.
day, July 21st. - .
Mrs. Charley Grant's niece, Kath
leen has been here the last few weeks
visiting and enjoying her vacation.
.
«
Mrs. Marion
an
are
John Wunderlich returned from
Plentywood Tuesday with a Ford
car which he had purchased.
Mrs. Sven Rydberg and daughter'
Marjory and Dorothy were Plenty
wo ,°d visitors Tuesday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hass from
Kenmare, N. D., were visiting here
be £^ een , trains Tuesday. Bruno Hass
I returned with them on the afternoon
train. ,
WESTBY
Dr. Roy v\ III be away fro n the of
from
^ Mrs * , Bu r ke and daughter, Mrs.
f* 60 -.Miller of Minot spent the week
end Westby.
Mr. George and family arriver Sun
day and are settled in the Luther
Hultgren cottage,
Florence Stageberg and brother
Lyle returned to Little Falls, Minn.,
Tuesday after a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends here.
Marie Thompson returned from
C °M ad M , on i ay ' „ .. „ . .
Mr -and Mrs. Martin Rostau and
family of Comertown attended chau
tauqua Monday evening.
Mrs. Peter Nelson, of Danville, is
on the sick list.
Miss Bell spent Sunday with friends
at Fortuna.
Lillian Freund returned from Ken
mare Wednesday.
Mrs. Hans Larsen left for points
in Minnesota Wednesday.
Rev. Egge of Plentywood visited
with friends in Westby Friday.
Rye harvest is now in fuii swing.
Ed. McCalister of Columbus is
spending a few days in town.
Rev. xNtiSon and family returned
from Alexandria, Minn., Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoei returned
from Fish n,ake Tuesday. Bu' whore
are the full'I
Rev. and Mrs. Dordahl spent a few
da V s at Anteiope and Plywood
a fianv W.ttby folks had .he thr.ll
»any .{..j , na tim
enjoying » ride m an airpUne .u
da £ nton Ndson and sister. Mrs. Lang
^ ienora Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Hultgren ana
daughter Helen are spending a week
at Midale, Sask.
Paul Hultgren is on
to Wisconsin,
After four day|
the chautauqua clo .. t
ning. There has been a large attend-
j ance eac hday. We understana the
businessmen of Westby have signed
1 up f or the chautauqua to return next
• 4 prps tine ball game was play
, , i__ t Sunday between Westby
60 ^wlhHo^e the Jcore being 2 to 3
? nd ^ of Wildrose
m f a electrical storm struck
j c C -ction Sunday evening. It was
I th ' Q hywind, hail and rain.
have!^ t dama ge was done near
L. S \ t reports coming from var
) n ther points tell of heavy losses.
1 MfB | h R Jâce entertains the Willing
1 ^^Bi^day arcle was entertam
j çd a t the h 6me ^
ments were § served by Mrs. Poter
Miller Mrs. R. Stageberg and Mrs.
Hawbàker. The next rneetmj mÿ*
at «he home of Mrs. Dordahl, tVe..„
Th U e sad news has reached Westby
41 4 . TWvc Fernborough, formerly
Q n i of Colgan, died at
Selma T° r ger«>n °i L R • Mrs.
F m k° n«Jh was a high school stu
Fernborough was a h g and
dent m Wcstb> ijftwj ® a dd eried to
I her many friends are saaa
hear of her death. She leaves
mourn her passing her husband, an
infant daughter, parents, three bro
thers and many other relatives all
whom have the sympathy of a large
circle of friends in their bereavement.
a business trip
I of entertainment
sed Monday eve
year.
An
son
,, j %r r. rw- I
Mr and Mrs. Percy Dick arriven
from Whitewater, Mont., to make
their home here. Mr. Dick will take
Mr. Shepp s place as border patrol
man. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Decker motored
to Plenty-wood Wednesday afternoan
to attend to some business matter».
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Chandler and
family drove to Colgan Thurstiay to
spend a few days with relatives
Verva Flummertelt left Thursday
for her home at Devils Lake, N. D.,
after a few weeks visit at Ætwnîf
°f ber cousin, Mrs. M. W. Markuson.
Mr *. aI î d theV ..n
are visiting at the home of their son,
Louis Hout, for a few weeks. •
Ray Mitchell made a business P
to Ambrose, N. D., Thursday.
George Ehrhardt returned Lome
Thursday from the hospital at Ken
attention for ^he past week.
spent Thursday evening at tue Shill
ine home at Conrertown.
in K. nome . I r „ tm , ,
Friday "o t
after a few days visit in Dooley.
alter a ww '■*** ct , v J .
E. C. Fer^u.on ot Westby >\as
Doolev caller Fruriv.
W. W. Scott and Lee Munson mot
ored to Medicine Lake Friday to at
DOOLEY
tend the Farmer-Labor picnic at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. W ankle were
Dooley callers Friday.
James Clausen drove to Plentv
wood Saturday afternoon to attend
to some business matters.
Adolph Schultz was a Plentywood
visitor Saturday. I
Mrs. Frank Loucks and sons and I
Mrs. M. W. Markuson motored to 1
Plentywood Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schilling
Comertown attended the ball game
here Sunday afternoon.
The ball game here Sunday between
Gladmar and Dooley was attended by
ÄÄtÄ ^
Mil H fc K.*Markuson ^
"cjifTiml oi"on and Chris Bjork of
Comertown were Dooley visitors Sun
■- _visited
Peter Schumaker and Gordon Me
Glade motored to Plentywood Mon-1
-
Carf Bod made a business tr.p
Plentywood Tuesday
Gordon McGlade 'left for his home
in Minneapolis Tuesday after a week
visit at the home of his cousins, thei£
Schumakers.
H. N. Stenseih motored to Plenty
wood Tuesday afternoon on business,
M. W.
__
Clifford Olson and Chris Bjork of
Comertown were Dooley visitors Sun
da y
"
da y. afternoon,
[
f -
. Dr. Roy will be away from the of
i^ ce from Jul y 23rd to August 15th.
...Mr. and Mrs. George Lund left
.£3
RESERVE
Wednesday for a two week's vacation.
They intend to spend some time in
Glacier park,
Chester Jacobsen announces that he
has resigned his'position with the Oc
cident elevator and will accept
sition in Butte. We are very
see Mr. and Mrs. Jocobsen
Mrs. Dawe, formerly Miss Gertrude
Ness, is spending a month with her
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paulson,
Mrs. Dawe is accompanied by
young daughter.
. Last Sunday evening as Charles Vi
len with his family were returning
from their farm on the reservation
a p;>
sorry to
eave.
her
the steering gear on the car broke
while they were coming down the hill
west of town. The car turned over,
throwing Mr. Vilen through a window
cutting his left arm severely, 11,e
other members of the party escaped
serious injury. However, Charlie
will be laid up for a week or two
Last Thursday evening the Waukea
club entertained about forty members
and friends with a supper served in
the school at seven o clock. Among j
other features were two domonstra
tors for an aluminum concern served i
vegetables and meat cooked the wa- ;
terless way and followed it up with a|
very interesting talk on foods and i
cooking. Both the supper and the j
lecture made a big hit
The ball game at Medicine Lake on
July 13 resulted m a score of 15 to
% S r e i °T* Wes + tby - „ ,
July 15 the local team took Radville
seven to six at Brush Lake Only a
few days previous Radville took Mi
not 5 to 4 so the boys are taking on
some heavy stuff these days. A game
had been planned at Radville for some
time this week but on account of the
weather it will have to be postponed.
REDSTONE
Dr. Roy will be away from the of
fice from July 23rd to August 15th.
Rev. Ashworth left Monday for
Glacier National Park, where he will
attepd the annual meeting of the Ep
worth League.
Mr. and Mrs. Baldur Jensen left
Monday for Minot, N. D.
C. B. Bull was up from Plentywood
Saturday arid Sunday.
Joe Wagner of Daleview was a
county seat visitor Monday.
Vic Wilberg, the Hart-Parr repre
sentative, was here Monday looking
after company business,
Wm. Hurst, one of the prosperous
farmers of the Whitetail territory,
was visiting with Frank Potter Mon
day.
Hugh Whitmore and family of Ver
montville, Mich., are visiting with the
Fishell families a few days this week
while on their way to Yellowstone
Park .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray returned
Wednesday from a visit in Norn Da
ko t a and Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray and Mr.
and Mis. Harry Gray left Thursday
for Saco, Mont, where they will visit
W1 H . H? and T "ïîknk^ Potter were
WednCSday
Ar ' t Hagan and the Johnson Bros.
are eack loading a car of wheat for
the eastern market. -
mAIJMnn:
COALRIDGE
, -r
Tjie Saskatchewan fishing party in
eluding Mr. and Mrs Oscar Thors
tenf * n > Mr - and Dolphy Lobdell,
son Gene, George Powney. Ethel Con
Dagmar Nelson and the Clarence
an(J E rnest Chapman families return
ed home Sunday. They report having
had an enjoyable trip. However, fail
ing to see any of their catch we pre
sume they had the usual "fisherman's
luck." '
I The meeting of the Clear Lake
Friendship Club for July 22 at the |
Delbert Chapman home has been post,
poned to July 29 due to the sports
£ roid scheduled f" r the saint cay.
Bert Guenther and Albeit Ator
in P | entyw d j Ionda y on bosi
ness perta i ning to r „ ad construction.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Lobdeil, Grand
chapman and A he Haience Chap
tam iiies " £ dinner
folk o( Mr and JL Guenthei.
Miss Christine Tuliistosch returned
tke 0 £ t he wee j c f ron i an e-c
tended visit with relatives at Medicine
Lake
Harriet Olson of Plentywood spent
last week at the Dolphy Lobdell home.
Mr. and M rs. * Myers took in
the dance at Ant <riope Saturday night,
Mr and Mrs Th pt *' Trowbridge
and children of Comertown are guests
0 f Mr. and Mis. Delbet Chapman.
* 1 , t>„ r> • a 1 « in Plentv
™ d ' Mondayln h^r° dpw Durant
^rs GriŸ/ vL^ed "th her
SatSday M "* M ' * Gien ° ra '
aoc Ä Ms
SSL Dower of Na
wTh air vli Tuesday for a
cnese, w asn., arrived iuesaay 101 a
short visit with relatives. From
«ri V Vii accompamea oy mr».
Wm. Lobdell and Mrs. Bert Guen
a,sixers of Mr« Dower. Theie
;!* ' Sl - ier . s , Mrs 1 ^ ovv 5 1 a, -
P arty then brother Eluon
Chapma n wno is ln business.
WOLF CREEK
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Lucile Metzler of Forbes Missouri
ar ^e Metz^r of Forbes, Missouii
arrived uere 4\ionday to spend me
summer with her father, L E. Metz
^ er and 8 ^ er » Mrs. Morley.
M. Maclnnes and son Maxwell
were Plentywood callers Tuesday.
Lucile Metzler visited with Helen
Maclnnes Tuesday afternoon. •
vi^ 1 p. t C ^ a *!!Tr Cromwell,,
Mrs. Pake and Addie _ Graves were ,
ve ,ilr t0 p® , ca . e ^ s J P " e?day * ,
The Girls 4-H Club met at the home
of Mrs Marsh Wednesday afternoon.
attended
- the Fairway F a ™ near Broekton,
, f with
ftS attoüdLiee. U Mrs?Bimibmek! 0 Mre'!
E E. Sheridan and Pearl Lawrence
with the club The next meet
will be held August 9 with Mrs.!,
Da n Campbell.
Mrs. Riva Callahan spent a few
*o|days with Mrs. Si. Ulrich the past
week.
, Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Cowan and chil-1
dren Beth, Will and Marie are here
rom Manitoba visiting with the
James Cowan family.
. L>. M. Maclnnes was a business vis-!^
in Redstone Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Campbell and
family and Claude Pettie were Red
stone callers Saturday «venins
-Mr and Mrs John Albert of ? Red
TttP r« '"a «., ^
The Ladies Club met with Mrs.
Jack Burke Thursday with almost a
full attendance. Mrs, Bambenek, Mrs.
"• Sheridan and P^arl Lawrence
B w —-- «*~-i
q -fû /Vrn E ^,? er % and Ridgway
of . Valle y City, N. D., Margaret
ï! n°M m \ FaIls Mr and
Mrs. D M Maclnnes and family vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs. James Cow
an and Mr. and Mrs Joe Cowan Sun
day.
j
Dr. Roy will be
fice from July 23rd to"'August
The Progressive Parmïî? 4
Frankie Graves and Donald Gray
were calling on Kenneth Graves at the
Ma cl nne s farm Monday.
and Ml®- Herbert Grant and!
Sunday!
MEDICINELÂKE
away from the of
15th.
picnic and dance lt ^
Friday. Al? Go Get-Ers fnrn^^
the music for the dance in ^ hed
ning. Everyone who ittendpd 6 CVe *
ed 1„ gather Tro tte minïtuTe
steam threshing engine built bv I u
Smith of Pleptywood J 1
There was f a dance at the Mike
Schmitz barn at which a big crowd
gathered. i- * crowu
Mr. and'Mrs. Fielding Bush and
son Miles returned from Missouri the
first of the week, where thev had
been the past few weeks visiting with
relatives and friends
The chautauqua which was held in
Medicine Lake July 12-13-14 and
had a very large'attendance. Many
bought season tickets.
Elmer Richwine sheared sheep
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. Jensen is having a well dug
this week s
Barney * Feathers and family spent
Sunday at Wflford Parent's
Robert Nelson is now working up
i n the Westby district '
M rs. B. M. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Larson spent the past few
days j n Canada.
Sarah Richwine called on Eva Nel
son Monday afternoon.
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McELROY
Mrs. J. L. Ueland arrived Friday
for a visit at the O. M. Lutnes home.
Services and Sunday school were
conducted Sunday at the Ingvald Es
peland home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Spoklie and Mr.
and Mrs. John Rice motored to Minot
Friday for a short stay.
Mrs. M. S. Peterson, accompanied
by her husband and children arrived
from Garvin, Minn., for a visit of
several weeks at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Stage
berg.
A party consisting of Ole Hove,
Gunnar Johnsborn, Ole Odegard and
Kittel Midtgard attended the Norwe
*P a J^ PyKd ^\ a ^ at Saskatoon, Sask.,
frc j,™ thirteenth to t xteenth.
^ 1SS Florence Stage
ber ?> wh <> W been their
uncle and aunt. Mr.and Mr lOA.
and River Falls
Jo thenr home at Thief Kner tails,
* « . Mrs Selmer
Bo1 ?' an >it Grenora N
at 1 j : ] 1 v f hospiL and the
the hous^hold drove to Gre
norai Sunday to see th® f "J e a g^_
«nt ViSS Ä fa PJP^jaUy com
Pleted. It is. n ic eI>^ n JJ d building
equipped building. house.
V'A Stageberg ar
rived Ce Tuesday from a ™it with
(riends and relatives at vanous North
Dakota points.
Mrs. S. Bartnes
came home from
p i ta l last week.
A three-room
been completed at
house for a teacherage.
short vacation school has re °l*^ed
with two teachers and forty-three pu
nils „
Mr and Mr« Ted Nordhagen, Mr
and ' Mrs ^yin Stageberg, Mrs.
lObert Stageberg, aalJ Mr and Mrs
and infant son
the Ambrose hos
building has just
the Ueland school
After a
I
G>nnty Agent's Notes
tj . nilüCTlMr MFTi-IOnS
HARVESTING MtiHUDS
Tf) nr DEMONSTRATED
,u Bt UtWIUDIO i iww
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A harvesting demonstration which
w m be of considerable interest to the
farmers of northeastern Montana will
be staged bv M. L. Wilson of the
Montana State College at the Fair
way Experimental Farm 14 miles
north of^Brockton on the afternoon
0 f July 23
At this demonstration Mr Wilson
, w . t i f ie ld test the var
. 1 show by actual iield test ine var
|ous ways of combining wheat under
^ ^he To" windrow er.
^ ock pickup straight combining and
ÄÄ
f «f £" Ä *
Larve-ted with a minimum amount of
trouble to be had from wet wheat and
wpp j ; c nrevilent in
many fields this year. The machln
ery wd | b e operated in a rye field as
nrac ti,. a iiv nore of the wheat will be
f., , ^ ly ? • a wneat r: 111
fit to be used in the demonstration at
this early date .
Thig dem0 nstration will enable the
farmers to secure the necessary har
vesti J? K eqaipmen . t if , u t . hey wish A to
practice windrowing this year. As
the wheat is very une\en
and as tUere is considerable weed
g row tb in many fields those who own
or p i an to purc hase a combine this
vear should avail themselves of the
information on windrowing by attend
ing this demonstration so that they
_•_
August Hultgren motored to Mioale,
Sask ^ Sunday> The heavy rain that
evening forced them to stop on their
way home near A lkabo, N. D. They
sp / nt the night in the oar and com .
f'f d """le the next .»„in
«■*,. Danielson of Madison, Minn!,
Mr the — heKwithWa
A - F - Taylor is putting a full base
ment under his house on the farn
purchased from J. M. Buchanan
Pete f D u e S ea has changed the cel
lar under his house to a Dds^ert and
added some room to ihe - vse.
|, c • lract " Abrahamson of Grenoru
has accepted the contract for the
McElroy Farmers elevator nouse The
| hml^mg is to be finished b> the fif
! Augus L , , enilo
| Miss Laura Ferch of Missoula,
on v'' T
j tea <*he r at McElroy for next yea .
! T Copious rains have, fallen during
! dune . a " d J hus T tu
: heaviest shower at McElroy fell Sun-
l a ^ y ' 6 ! emng a *
of water came down.
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SCOBEY WOMAN HIT
BY AUTO IN GLASGOW
!
Mrs. Billy Davis of Scobey, who is
i is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Tyler and her sister, Mrs.
Amy Alsop, was struck by a tourist
car one day last week and knocked
I down in the street in front of the
Grossman garage. She was consider
I ably bruised .and her clothing soiled
but she was not seriously injured.—
Glasgow Courier.
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A better program than ever before
and at a time you can get away.
TWO WONDERFUL PLAYS; WONDERFUL MUSIC;
TWO GREAT SINGING EVENTS
Read Program then buy Season Tickets
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A group of people have guaranteed the Chautauqua $ 1 300
receipts. have to sell season tickets for that amount. We
believe YOU want a Chautauqua of that Class to
we didn t we sure wouldn t take all this trouble and chance to
get it here. We are wondering whether to sign up for anoth
er year. If enough People want us to we will. THE ONLY
If
come.
WAY WE CAN TELL IS IF YOU SIGN UP FOR A SEA
SON TICKET.
Some of these attractions cost $1.00. You get a Season
licket for $3.00 for grownups and from $1,00 to $1,50 for
children. Small children with parents free,
take you to 1 1 performances. Sure cheap for the class of
tertuinment
One ticket will
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BUY A SEASON TICKET.
Yours truly,
The Committee
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will be in a position to elimiate nany
serious trouble later on.
Many farmers, combine owners and
implement dealers have expressed
their intention to make the trip to
the Fairway Farm on the afternoon j
of July 23' Those in the northern ;
part of Sheridan county who wish to
go on this trip will leave from the
County Extension office at 11 o'clock
eat dinner at Medicine Lake and
leave there at 1 o'clock for the farm
which is located about 25 miles south
west of Homestead. Those who aie
interested in seeing this machinery j
demonstrated should plan to meet the ,
group either in Plentywood or Meui- j
cine Lake as they may have difficul -1
ty in finding the Fairway Farm where j
the demonstration is to be held.
The old original Holt combine, the
forerunner of all combines, which are
in exclusive use on the Fairway j
farms will be given a most complete |
demonstration and every combine
owner, and everyone who contem-j
plates the purchase of a combine !
should attend the demonstration. I
FARM TOUR IN SOUTH
PART OF THE COUNTY
Sheridan County may become '•
-familiar with the recommended a
adapted agricultural practices that
re being followed by a great many
farmers throughout the ^ oa J l . ty -
TthTfarmtour a re
piiiT^^imi LTov^dTee,! fields'
1 k u rv P «helterbelts vari
ptv Tf ' modern ' farm
ety test plot. and modern fa
^nyone who is interested in better
ÄhT'trS The ÄwiS'k.ve
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farm where a stop will be made for
lunch and then continue north ami
west as far as Antelope, hrom An
telope the tour will return to Reserve
and end there. A similar tour will be
staged in the northern part of the
county, starting from ^tlook on Au
gust 7th. Details of this tour will be
Extensive plans are being made for
a farm tour to be held in the south
part of Sheridan county on Wed
nesday, July 25. This farm U\r is
sponsored by the County Agent so
that the farmers and farm women in
ern
Reboring and Regrinding
We have installed a Reboring and Regrinding ma
chine. Bring in your motors and have them made
like new. All work guaranteed, at reasonable prices.
Don't forget we can recharge your Ford Magneto
while you are in town shopping, with the latest Colpin
magneto charger. *
Plentywood Âuto Company
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and child in the count*
SÄ t0 attend at '•WSIfi * 1
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EAT
BREAD
It is full of life-giving, tis
sue-building elements.
It is known
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The Staff
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of Life.
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And when it is as deli
cious as the bread that
comes fresh from
en, you will be delighted.
Just try a loaf!
For dessert try some of
our excellent cakes and
pies. You 11 be surprised!
our ov
Plentywood Bakery
Martin Toftness, Prop.