The producers news. [volume], August 10, 1928, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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FROM AROUND THE COUNTY
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OUTLOOK
agent,
Mr. and Mis. Brown from Minne
apolis weie in Outlook on business
Wednesday.
Mr. Ferguson, the county
from Plenty wood, was in Outlook on
business Pi iday. ,
Ih. Outlook Methodist Ladies Aid
are living lunch in the Omar-Radons
store building, from five to ten, Fri- 1
day, August 11th. |
George Winters from Williston was
an Outlook visitor Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. Htidinstine arid family
il,, from Miles City, arrived here on
Friday. Dr. Hridensline will open an
office in the rooms next to the Karl
son store.
Oscar Henson fr«»m Plentywood
culled on h i«mis here Friday.
if
Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Larson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stoner returned
on Tuesday from Iowa where they
have bien visiting Mr. Stoner's moth
er for th«* past few weeks.
Mrs. N. J. Nelson returned on Sat
ui«lay from Minnesota where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mr. an«l Mrs. Frank Fee and fam
ily from Washington are visiting at
the William Omar home.
Mrs. Deck left on Monday for Am
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fri.nds at Homestead on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. El wood House
vi. il<>«l friends and relu
lives at Hengough, Sunday.
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Ads
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GIRL WANTED—Apply at Evenson
I'af« 1 , Medicine l.ak«*, Mont.
That my tank taken from
the Keinlastoder farm had been
s«»l«l by mistake. Chris Toedte, R'2,
Plentywood, Mont,
FOUND
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* Ik 'hjTAt bargain price, one
1<i«*m*< 71 A H lll ôiVnnnk** ,r M ntïi.f c *
i , 1C". , . v onk , Montdfil. If
mleresle«, get in touch with EH.
ÄÜW ; orthe % Ho û
KOUSAt.K-,.;.. Of NF.V. „f Sec.
HW*. of SWF. of See. K; NWti of!
NWVt. S'4 Of NW'4 and N14 of
SW 4 «»f S«>c. 17, all in township
.15, North of Range 5.'| East of Mon
tana Meridian. In.juire of owners,
of James Clancy, Morton, Minn,
(19-2tc)i
LOST—Female Russian coyote hound
Strayed away tw«» months ago. Col
or white ami brown spotted,
name is Jean. Notify Arnold Han
son, Box 125, Comertown,
tana.
Her
Mon-1
(17-2tc)
WANTED—High school girls to
hoard an.l room; cun accommodate
Leo, Plen
(19-4t)
four girls,
tywood.
Mrs. R. T.
FOR SALE—Hay Crop on Ms section
of good Jam! 3 miles north of
Dooley. $50 cash. See or write A.
H. Nelson, Raymond. (19-lt)
FARM FOR SALE—240
acres, • 24
miles west of Plentywood, 12 mile
J sell for
Inquire of Pro.iuo
( 19-4tc)
south of Redstone. Will
$7.50 per acre,
ers News.
FOR SALE—Dining room
s«»t com
pletejcombinutlon table ami cabinet,
two 9x12 rugs, b«'«l room set, floor
all in
New range.
Inquire of Ed
Ruser «>r call 55 at courthouse. J9-2
lamp, 3-piece
excellent
Cheap for cash.
parlor suite,
condition.
or
good dwelling for sale
See F. D Morck
ii ^ io-tf
Six
rooms and bath.
Agency.
Plano good us
new. Write or see Mrs, J. M. Stone
Antelope, Mont. Lt-tfe
Raymond,
FOR SALE—Young Chester White
CARL FINK,
I'lgs.
Mont.
iKSTRAVED from my place about
April 10th, «»ne brown pony, weight
about 950 pounds, white strip
face branded on left hip, also little
white
■one
\ Üb».
TA'NK FOR SALE—Large woo«len
tank 0 ft. in diameter aml 8 ft. in
height. Can he use«l as u cistern or
cut in two and used for stock
troughs. Write or see L. »I. Moe,
at While Barber Shop, Plenty
wood. (13-tf.)
m
on one front foot, short tail,
Mack horse, weight about 1100
12-tf
CAME TO MY PLACE—Thursday,
July 19th, two black dogs. Owner
can have same by paying for this
ad. Impaire Producers News.
E MTm™ T m r^NICS'
TATION! Rig demand for pructi
cal trained mechanics. Largest ful
ly-equipped school in count!y. I m»
pnre yourself NOW to attend this
school next fall or winter. We have
a large Aviation 1 epnrtment. Gov
eminent recommends pilots to learn
ground work meohonics. W.ite for|'
free catalog.
ELEC. & AVIATION SCHOOI
Fargo, N. D.
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(lo-8 tc)
STRAYED—Dark bay mare, wieght
1100, left hind foot white; white
star in forehead. No brand. Jake
Peterson, Reserve 19-2t
TAKEN UP—Bay roan mare weight
950. Came to my place about the
middle of May. J. J. Regan, Ante
lope, Montana. (19-3tc)
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I AKEN UP—1 bay gelding weight
1200, unbranded. Amirew Chris
Gä nsen , Antelope. Mont. (18-8t
TAKEN UP-—12 Horse»:
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tin « n», right ahoulder....«.....m||lBg
and right shoulder.^B9MH
one left jaw .' 'HSSHw
and left hip .NSI9H
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one right houlib'r
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one left thigh
one left thigh
one black gelding, no brand
one yearling brown, no brand
two sucking colts
E. T. STRANDLUND,
Homestead, Mont.
16 -tf
hrose, N. D., to attend to business
matters.
Geraldine and Sheirly Stapelton are
visiting lr lends at Dooley this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ikey Selvig left on
Sunday for u trip through the coulh
i. part of the state.
The Soo line paint crew moved to
.. ...
Raymond Monday,
rhme Misses Christina, Margaret
and W domina Deck and Mrs. "Slim",
Garrick drove to Plentywood on busi
•*( .-s Monday.
Oscar Hoe and sons and Leo Lund
returned Monday from a trip to Can-1
ada.
Emma Swensruiie from Albert Lea,
Minn., is visiting friends here this
week.
Richard Wunderlich from Ben
gough, Susk., visited with friends and
relatives here Sunday.
Mr. und Mrs. Kord entertuine«! Mr.
Mrs. Brindinstine and family at
Ray Goltz returned Saturday from
Minnesota wh«'re h«> has been visiting
i datives,
.
Dooley
friends here.
Among those who registered at the
] lotc j the |)ast week are: Mr. ami
\r a l Howland, H. W. Howland
ami Mi ss Karletta Mulkey, Seattle;
V. C. Swanson, Minot; B. D. Webb,
Minot; J. T. Kridir.stinc and family,
Sam, Casley, Gus, Steffen, Minot;; C.
E. Blanchard, Minneapolis, Edna
Schumacher, Courtney, N. D., and E.
E. McKee, Seattle.
Fred Mills drove to Plentywood on
business Fi nlay.
Lola Nelson returned Saturday
dinner Saturday,
Mr. an.l Mrs. William Omar drove
to Plentywood <»n business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hout from
passed the week end with
visiting friends.
E. G. Ferguson, the county agent,
leil a tour of the town an«l country
people through the county looking
over the crops an«l stmlying new me
tour took
i thods of farming,
place Tuesday.
Mrs. Swensrude from Albert Lea,
Minn., is visiting at the Curl Wallen
home.
James Larson of Homestead is vis
iting at the T. J. I»arson home this
The
Many people attended the baseball
games hero Sutur,lay night and Sun
day afternoon. The Paisley Brook
t*.«m pU v «.i hrr*- Swt
urdav night the score was r> to h in
favor of Daleview. Sunday afternoon
.
? "g S *r fÎJ 5
»eo.e wo, « to X m favor of White
jnx^ un "* h " r
Mi««es I i7zie and reelle Cole ure
.„lÄKfit?*
Mr», larch Jacob» was in town Tue»
day dolna some »hoppln*.
Born to Mr. an.l Mrs. Elmer Chaf
fee a 7',4 pound hoy Friday, August
5, 1928. Mother nml son are doing
j nicely.
Mrs. Karl Bantz returned to her
j home Sunday from Plentywood.
Miss Lyla Porter of Raymond is
here visiting with Elmer Col«> and
family.
Tho Daleview hall team will play
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Mr. and Mrs. E«lw. Fink are the
Pfoud parents of a baby boy born on
Friday, August 8.
A larg«* number of young people
; from Raymond, Dooley, Plentywoo.i
and Redstone attended the «lance here
Saturday evening.
Mrs. J«)p Kowski entertained a
number of her friends at a party at
her home Tuesday afternoon.
Irene Sunieshaw from Drake, N. D.
I is visiting at the William Goo.llaxon
home this week.
DALEVIEW
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tail
at Paisley Brook, Sask., Friday the
10th.
There will he a baseball game be
tween Daleview and Wolf Creek at
Wolf Creek, Sunday, August 12.
Mrs. Christ Christens«»!! is cleaning
th«» school house in town aml will la
ter clean the one out in the country.
F. O. Torno ami family went to
Redstone Momlay afternoon.
Adolph Chaffee was at Outlook on
Tuesday «loing some shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cole and fam
ily were Redstone cullers Monday.
A. L. Desonia an.l sons Ernest an.l
Henry went to Plentywood Tuesday
to get a new car.
(Too late for last week)
There was a large crow«i in at
temlance at the bull games here Sun
<lay.
The Whitetail Boy Scoyt team play
ed the Daleview boys here Sunday the
*29th. The score was 8. and 8 in the
seventh inning. The men were wait
L h( , r>th
The ^ olf Crcek ball team played
the Daleview team Sunday. The lo
cg | bo y M held the visitors «jown until
the g th inning with a HCore of 6 to0,
bu ^ won ^ gume by a sc t, re 0 f 5
g j x
The Daleview men's team has lost
one game out of seven this year so
far. They will play at Wolf Creek
Sunday the 12th.
„ Th f electrical storm here early
Monday, morning killed one of John
Wagner s cows.
. lhe hal1 storm Tuesday did
damage.
We have had considerable ruin in
this vicinity the past week,
John Wagner left Monday for Min
neapolis where he will visit for about
tWo weeks. He will return home in
a car accompanied by Mr. Gregory.
M r . und Mrs. Lon Desonia and
Adolph Chaffee motored to Plenty
Ä 0 „mi.v°Ä aft,,n,oon '
' '■'•'■■mW 0 « people from
attended the show at Outlook Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bantz and neph
, w druVe to Plentywood Sunday to
atteml a family reunion a tthe home
of Karl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Bunt/,.
Miss Dola Nash returned to her
home here Wednesday.
Miss Fay Chaffee, daughter of M.r.
ami Mrs. Elmer Chaffee is visiting
at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Bantz.
Frank Smith was visiting In town
Monday.
Adolph Chaffee and son Ralph mo
some
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t ored to Outlook Tuesday to do some
I shoppii g.
j oc a ,„| Frank Wagner were in
t«»wu Wednesday,
Jack Porter and family visited here
Wednesday,
REDSTONE
Mr. mid Mv», Alfred Kurt» were up
from Plentywood Monday.
Mr. and Mis. Lus Wigmore 1«
t^v îucnfi ' tfe f fair leRma WH "
UdHrU 1 H r*ub went to Biunh
Lake Saturday ^nd remained over
Sunday. All report having had a
goo«l time. Mrs. Jack White accom
paiiKU the Kins.
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Guer r rin a and HenryTnu,l»on were o'i
Plentywood Thurs«lay afternoon.
M. H. Callahan was ut Williston |
the first of the week where he was (
making arrangements to get some '
tiueks for full business. 1
Hans Hansen and Boh Laws left I
for Regina Wednesday to take in the i
f u j r> ' j
A force of men were making re
pairs on the tin shiing of the Farmer«
elevator that had been blown off by i
some of our heavy win.is.
Wolf Creek and Daleview played a
of bull at the latter place Sun- !
«lay that was equal to a great many I
of the professional games. There
was not a score made until the sev
enth inning. At the beginning of ;
the ninth the score was a tie, 5 to B.
Daleview finally made a score in
their half and won the game wiht a
score oft (» to 5.
Hans Madsen of Archer, republican
candidate for Sheriff was transacting
business in Redstone Thurs.lav. '
Vic Wilberg, the Hart-Parr repre
tentative, was a Redstone visitor
Tues, lay and Wednesday.
Mr. an.l Mrs. Ray Bishop are at
Regma this week attending the fair.
Mr. ami Mrs. Bert Daley and Mrs.
? olke ! eft {o .[ Ho K u . ia Thursday morn
fc* where they will atteml the fair
the balance of the week.
M rs. Edw, Engebritson r« i tume«l on
p .***"f* s ; £>...«
^ u for ! ! of weeks
yz.py'z.rx-'™ H-v.
M Mrs Bul| aml , Uu|?h .
wrt
• Mr ' "P'l Mrs ' R Evelyn are enjoy
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„| M D'Evelvn'» «1,1er'
Churches FerrvN n
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game
Th*. K*.h,.*.i hn 0 »,i u
of I E Metzler Tuesday eveninlr 0
WOL F CREEK
Herb Grant, Hugh French und Jas.
Cowan w«'re Flaxville and Scobey
visitors Monday purchasing machin
ery.
Mr ûml Mrs H H Cafluhnn^nii
«•d at' the Machines hnm*
Dan Campbell ris a Rodstoïp^ S'
ed Friday Uedat0ne caiU to
Rov Cam obeli ami hi u r
South Manchester Ind who * huv«^
been in »outhvrnCal&ia.h?« May
arrived here Friday for an extemied st
visit with Dan Campbell
The Flaxville ball nine came down
Sunday and took our team into camp
17 to 0. After the first inning our
team hel«l the visitor» down in goo«i
shape.
The Sunday school and church
vices were attended by a large crowd
Sumluy. All are. welcome at these
servies at 11 u. m. and 12:15 p.
respectively.
Hugh French, Roy and Dun Camp
bell ami their father were Flaxville
visitors Saturday.
Ashworth was a dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Maclnnes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Baldur '«inseti of
Redstone aml Mr. aml Mr«. Nein Ok
sendahl were guests of Mr. and. Mrs.
James Cowan Sunday.
Luclle Metzler, Gladys, Mabel and
Thelma Garneau were visiting with
Helen Pace the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Pace, Bessie, John and Helen
Pace were calling at the Maclnnes
home Satunlay evening.
M#h. McCallister and Mrs. Crom
well were Redstone visitors Monday.
Harriett Cromwell visited with Hel
en Maclnnes Monday.
Mrs. Ulrich and children were Red
stone callers Tuesday,
Burton Davenport, D. M. Maclnnes
and chihifen were business callers at
Redstone Tuesday.
Mfcs Vesta Hanson, home demon
stration agent was here Monday and
Tuesday scoring kitchens.
Innés accompanied her
neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs Nels Oksendahl went
to Plentywood Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. James Cowan
Maclnnes Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cowan
Redstone callers Tues«iay.
»er
m.
Mrs. Mac
around the
called on Mrs.
were
DOOLEY
The Tuesday morning train wa» de
railed at Crosby and did not Arrive
until seven o'clock
p. m.
Tom Brockley was a Dooley caller
Tuesday.
The G. F Loucks families and the
Misses Dorothy and Marian Rupnert
motored to Plentywood Friday.
Mr. Breen, life insurance agent, was
Dooley caller Thursday and Fri
a
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Erickson and
family visited at the L. J. Sorby home
j
Saturday and Sunday and returned
to their home at Culbertson Monday
Mr. Sorby and M r - Erick
attended the fair at Retina Sat
morning.
son
U, The Ehrhardt & Stenscth families
fair Frl
returned from the Regina
They reported a very
«lay evening.
Ä SchUUmr of Comer-!
Mil «Ä
rveral from here attended the
dance at Brady's barn Saturday nite.
N. K. Marguson of Medicine J^ake
and Melvin Markuson of Ophe.m
were business callers in Dooley Sat
*u\ny. ^ ^ JohnHon
I L nmp „ rr Afis .T«)hnson's sister, Mrs.
I °M cd ic ine.
I.»Ke Thutmlnv.
Mrs. Pete Marron, Miss Katherine
Matron and Mrs L L. Shipp* were
dinner guests at the Dooley ranch,
Sunday. *
Mr. anil Mrs. Tom Brockley ol
Comeitown ami Mr. and Mrs. R. r. 1
Biockley an.l family of Plentywood
vlsit.'d at the W. W. Sc«»tt home Sun
day.
.
, ' ,l> ' M 'T.uson of Westhy was in
town Suiu.ny. 1
O. K Loucks an.l P. G, Neville
<l,ove to Permit, N. 1). Sunday and
r< l* rru d Monday.
Mr. am. Mrs Henry Hunter ami son
Donald returned Sunday evening from
!^tended trip through North Dakota
and Minnesota.
Mr - aml Mrs * W. Markuson left
Monda y afternoon for Missoula and
othpr , Mon . tuna P oi »t Hwhfte they will ;
spend a few w« i eks visiting frien.ls
an ll ,0at ^ K, v . . n . . _ . !
Ernest Ehihurd of Gladmar, Sask.,j
w,, '' nt Monday and Tuesday with his.
P ,m nts Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ehrhardt. |
, C . liff ; , J.' 1 ^ col «> ^ assisting at the |
h ° U nCP ° f Mr * I
c i" r tUI ! n #l , ,. . I
♦ Û •' Nelson left for his farm ,
^?:Vi thWest of Flentywood where ho (
'[ P f P q,,„ i nv
J- Schumacher left Sun.lay
a \ f îr n ! n , K Minneapolis where ho
J " IM wl ^ e . w îî? ,R o ,! u t,n,;f Îî er
Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher
'T. - -ui.lc of wcw-.
the „aaee et
MhkSMl hijht. .
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t ^ uton m °t°red ;
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, ' u » ,ni ' S!i caller here last Monday.
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Carl Christensen has bought Max '
Hueth's farm west of Coalridgc.
Christian Christensen Is building an j
addition to his house. George Loren-1
sen is the contracter.
N - H. Damstrom, one of Antelope's I
Up to <late farmers hns a new
ANTELOPE
Cape Cabinet harvester.
Chris Mrl*au«rhlin and family and
several other Antelope men motore.i
Regina and took In the fair last
wrok
Heland. J. Courtney and A.
R™,lad wnrvhard hi. by thn hail
°xT laat f wcek ' 11 ' , . i|
Harvesting will be general in this
01 ' 00 nPX ? Tf k - Tht ' wf,Put P rom '
£ a , pr ? < ?,. , L
. Tjl, ' a b,,u Kht a new McCor
mick Peering tractor from Graysons
last week.
RESERVE
Mrs. Riley opened the new post of
building Monday morning. This
«rrangement will be a great Improve
ment to the town and will be appre
<riat«»d not only by the public but will
be much more convenient for those
who have to handle mail, affording
m«»re room and more convenient ar
rangements.
Our baseball team done splendid
work at Westhy last Sunday at the
big ball tournament held there. Re
serve defeate«! Westhy 8 to 8 and
then cleaned Hanks 17 to 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Lund returned Satur
day evening from a rather extensive
trip through the western part of the
stute < and through western Canada,
visiting the parks and Calgary, I»«th
bridge aml Medicine
gina fair.
Carl Helje is building a very fine
barn on his farm north of town.
Miss Sophie Hunter of Glasgow is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Ray Kallak.
Joe Vogel and Nels Andersen have
each purchase«! a combine to handle
their crops on the reservation.
A quartette from Concordia college
entertaine«! the community last Tues
very good
fice
Hat, also the Rc
day evening with
singing.
Mr. and Pete Groskurth relumed
last Tuesday evening from their trip.
some
MEDICINE LAKE
days visiting at Wilfred Parent's. She
is a sister of Mr. Parent.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sayers spent
Sunday afternoon at Jim Sayers.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rose,
July 81, a baby boy. ... .
Miss Anna Gentry > s vl *^ in K at
Carl Angvick's. * e .
Elmer Richwine left Friday f°r ,4.
M rôi KICn*
Paul where he will meet
wine who is oniire way home from a
two month's visit In Pennsylvania.
F.v„
I The Mi»so»' harnh S'! m 7"
and Helen Neir.on and Addl~ K
«lav and ! !
er auit'-ud to George Richwint s va-t
ing thof Froid Saturday. Jane Rich
wire, who has been visiting there for
nearly two weeks, came home with
them.
Ailce Delorme has accepted a posi
tion in the Cozy Cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. LnMere of Sentinel
Butte, North Dakota spent a few
GOD (N HIS MERCY MUST
PUNISH
The busy spring was over,
The seed was in the soil,
And in each h«ait a prayer was fell:
Oh God! Reward our toil!
Hut God in all His mercy
Knew what man needed most,
And planned to test ou* tunt in Him,
For fear we might be lost.
T h«
Their prayer God answered not,
The rain had not yet fallen,
They weie all afraid of drought.
men became impatient,
God then looked down on his people,
He saw their nee«l was plain,
An.l he who caused both earth an.l
s ky
Sent down a gl.mous rain.
The people's heaits grew joyous,
1 fhe crops began to gum,
And Go.i looked «lown and blessed us
A »<* «•!» «•»* f " rth " «'»•
wicked fruit» of money!
That hath cause.l full many a fall;
Oh the pride caused by great pros
pectsl
Began to clutch us all.
i tookaUthé claim
Of the riches that lay in store for us
WhC " ,h * ^ Wh "'
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\V.is angirid at tht thought
all
hat so soon we would forget H,« aid
And the rains that he had brought,
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The «lay was hot and sultry.
It was to no avail
And 'ere Cie sun had sunk to rest
The groun«! was white with hail,
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Our C.od has taught us a lesson
Jt has made us all seem poor
But He has not forgotten us
He will tide us the winter o'er,
Ami if we'll trust in the Father,
The soil will bear again,
Ami we will profit by its fruits,
Injured Glasgow School Con
t rar tor f.op« Fast- Seeks
UlCiOr VaOCS Last, oeeKS
Treatment by Specialists
G i ahROW Aur> 6 .-Gus. 1). Forseen
of Missoula, contractor for the new
additions to the Glasgow school sys
tem who has been confined at the lo
oul I>eacone88 hospitu! for several
weeka owin K to a arokea thigh whic'i
he sU f fcrtMl wh il e engaged on uic
Luihiinp:, left Sunday for Minneapo is
wk '- >re he will consult a specialist. He
wus accomoanitd bv David Havncs
WAVii Werc'lrJSî
t«Ä " JÜS? /SSuAhfct
1<)2H for furnishing 50 tons or more
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So, thanking God, Amen.
—A Daughter of the Stricken Land,
Dagmar, M«»nt.
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Also l»i«ls for bus drivers on routes
known as East Route aml North
route.
. The hoard reserves the right to rc
Ject any or all bids.
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The state 7th and Kth grade ex- ;
F. W. MARTINI,
Clerk District No. 6,
Sherhiun County, Montana.
EXAMINATIONS
amination» will he held in Plentywoo«l i
August 23 and 24. Following is tho |
schedule to be followed both dates:
n ■ . . First Day
C iv, cs: 10:15 Recesl; 10:30
History; 12:00 Intermission. 1:00 p.
*=' 6 ««<«•
nflr ' 4 J ' CI ° Se '
f
Second !>ay
9:00 a. m. Arithmetic; 11:00 Recess
11:15 Spelling; 12:00 Intermission.
1:00 p. m. Physiology or Agricul
ture; 2:30 Geography; 4:00 Close.
Ethel E. Singleton,
County Superintendent.
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Conrad—Contract is let for
$80,000 school building.
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WHOLESOME
MEATS
FOR
BETTER MEALS!
Good meat is the foundation of
»»very meal. Every housewive
knows how impossible It is to
plan a meal without it.
Forman's Meat Market you re
ceive only the finest cuts—at
the most economical prices.
At
Our meats are received fresh
daily—ami kept in modern re
frigerators — thereby assuring
you the best at all times.
Try us once and be convinced.
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Phone 17
Plentywood
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JUDGE HAS BUSY DAY
IN COURT, WOLF POINT
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Wolf Point.—At law and motion
day of court here Wednesday George)
Lewis, charged with wire stealing at
Poplar, recently, pleaded guilty to the
charge, waived the right to have an
attorney and was sentenced to serve
from one to two years at Deer Lodge,
The case of Julia Christiana Mag
man of Brockton, who is suing the
Montana-Dakota Power Company for
$10,000 damages for injuries alleged
to have l>een sust ained by her 12 year |
old son lr. t October, came up for at- '
tention. The complaint alleges that
the boy climbed up a ladder left by a
power company employee against a
light pole and that he touched a live
wire being severely burned and per
manently crippled as-a result. The
power company entered a demurrer
alleging the charges were not suffi
ciently specific. Judge Paul over
ruled the demurrer and gave the com
pany '20 days in which \ answer the
complaint, and Mrs. Magman 10 days
more in which to file an answer.
Four divorces or annullment ac
tions came up. David Maltby was
granted a divorce from Dot Maltby.
The marriage of Grunt Smith of Pop
lar and Marie Bauers was annulled
on the grounds that Smith was under
age at the time he was* married. Di
vorce proceedings of Sanborn Iron
Ring against Virginia Iron Ring
came up. Mrs. Iron Ring had with
drawn her answer originally filed and
the court took the matter under ad
visement. The marriage of Helle At
isch Miller and Wm. Miller was an
nulled. Action was brought by Mrs.
Miller who alleged that Miller is part
negro and that she did not know this
at the time she married him. Mil
ler admitted the charge. The mar
riage took place about Two months
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Threshing
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Scoop Shovels
Oils and Greast-s
Implement and Wagon
Paint
Thr«»«hint? 1 arps
l ank pumps and hose
Harness and Harness
goods
Binder Whips
Nose Guards
Bundle Forks
Copper Rivets
Water Bags
Belting
Drive Belts
Blankets
Chevrolet Trucks
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Regardless of the destination of your trip or its distance
from home, the familiar blue Bell sign is certain to greet
you when you need the telephone for communication.
To keep in touch with relatives, friends or business as
sociates at home, to call ahead for hotel reservations, to sum
mon assistance in emergencies, to talk with anyone—any
where—you will find a telephone handy.
Today, in this country alone there
system of almost 19 million telephones. This company ac
cepts the responsibility for part of that nationwide service
as a public trust. Our duty is to provide the public with
reasonable cost, and
interconnected
is an
adequate and dependable
service at a
the wide acceptance of "Tong Distance
foi quick, economical communication has
proved value of the service.
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Bank of Culbertson i.
State Bank of Wolf
The case of u 15
quent half-breed ' Indi*
Poplar was brought uo
said to be incorrigible
papers had not been
father, the giil WUs ,
custody of Supt. Kg,,,,, ' V fj 1
may be brought un
Qlascrow TKilrl n;„
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Burns in » Jit
anaual , ^counting of the thn,.
j. ls . ^0 receiver
hauk and st at ,;
the Secu
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lily
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1 he child in
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From
Explosion
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Glasgow, Aug. Mildrcl
M"if y, J h M 6 ; y, ' ar old daughter
Mike 1<. Mcinerney, farmer north
Nashua, died m ti„. hosnit.,1 i
Monday from burns receive« 1
day when a two-gallon
sene exploded as li«* r
of
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. . mother
pouring it on kindling } n tl , r kiwi
range. The father and one
child were slightly burned an«! M,
Mcinerney lost considerable Idols
from a cut receive«! when he broke a
window to reseu«- the chil.lren Mrf
M«Tnerney was unhurt. The chili
oid not at first seem ..tiiouJv i
an.l -a ; net hruu.-hl to ths hoKpSTai
nere ui.tn Sunday. The house Vw
only sngntiy dumag. d.
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W. H. Quitmeyer of So«» arrived in
the metropolis for the first lim«, i
several weeks to «1«> some shonnin«.
He says he has been too busy S
farming operations to think ' about
coming to town.
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DR. I. J. BR1DENST1NE
Physician and Surgeon
Outlook
Montana
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