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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-04-25
SHERIFFS SALE

Plentywood T. & B. Co., CORPORA
ton, Plaintiff, VS.. Hans B. Rygg
and Julia Rygg, his wife, Defend
ants.
To be sold at sheriff's sale on Mon
day, the 18th day of May, 1919, at
ten o'clock a. m, at the front door
of the Court House in the Town of
Plentywood, County of Sheridan, and
State of Montana, to the highest bid
der for cash in hand, the following
described lands and premises, situate
living and being in Sheridan County,
Montana, and being described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Lot Fourteen OF Las
ater's Gardens in the Town OF Plen-
tywood, together with all and slngu,,
lar the tenements Entertainments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging
or in anywise appertaining thereto.
Dated at Plentywood, Montana
this 18th day of April, 1919: z
| JACK BENNETT,
Sheriff of Sheridan County, Mont
By H. F. FEETHAM, Deputy
BABCOCK & ELLERY,
Plentywood, Montana.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. o
First publication April ~, 1919
Last publication May 10, 1919.
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SHERIFFS SALE

In the District Court Of the Seven
teenth Judicial District Of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Sheridan. -
A. Riba, Plaintiff, VS.. Oliver sGunder-
son. Susie Gunderson, Plentywood
T. & B. Co., corporation, and The
First National Bank of Plentywood,
Montana, a corporation, Defendants.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S
SALE on Sd day of May A. d. 1919,
at 2 .. M, at the front door Of the
Court House, in the Town OF Plen-
tywood, Sheridan County, Montana,
the following described real estate
situate in the County of Sheridan
State of Montana, to-wit:
The north half of the southeast
quarter (N1s SEQ and the south,
west quarter of the northeast quar-.
ter (SWA NEA) and the south hall
of the northwest quarter (SE
NWH) of section thirty-four (Sec
34) and the east half of the north
east quarter (Eh NEA) of sector
thirty-three (Sec. 33), township
thirty-five Twp. 35) north of rang
| ffty-four (Rge. 54) east of the Mon
| tana Meridian.
Lot numbered eleven (11) O.
Block numbered (2) Of the orgina
townsite of Plentywood, Sherida
County, Montana.
| JACK BENNETT,
Sheriff
By II. F. FEETHAM,
STA Deputy Sheriff
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SCOBEY

Rev. Kier came up from Flaxville
on Friday.
Herman Forbregd drove up from
Madoc on Monday.
Pete Bieto is an Opheim visitor in
the city this week.
Art Aldrich was a Raymond VS.
itor in Scobey on Sunday.
Rev. Father Dillon made trip to
Plentywood Thursday.
J. C. Wigmore came up between
trains Thursday on business.
Judge Davis made business trip
to the county seat on Friday.
ATTY. w. Erickson of Plentywood
was a visitor here last Saturday.
Geo. Cudhie, assistant county at
torney, was here from Plentywood
over Sunday.
n. Davis made business trip to
the county seat last Friday between
trains. :.
The Great Northern Railway is
improving the main street near the
depot this week.
n. Rothwill arrived Sunday IRON
Great Falls to Join his family on the
homestead.
Mrs. Ben Dockstader returned OF
Monday from Minneapolis, where sn'
spent the winter.
Angel Ellingson is another of on
soldier bows to return. Angel wa
a member or the Spruce DIVISION
Joe Milestone, newspaper ma
and deputy game warden 1rcr
Opheim, made Scobey a business Wis
it last Friday.
Miss Laura Misenholder, VINO ma
been confined to her room the pas
two weeks with influenza, IS aroun
again. NJ,
Mr.. ]. Prociuk came up from Pier
tywood on Tuesday with Mr.. W: Fo!
chalk and Mr.. J. Throw. While
Plentywood Mr. Procuik took out n
;; final citizen papers.
nj. M. Johnson, county corone
came up from Plentywood on Tue
day. g..
Clarence Erickson was ScoDe
|, visitor in the city from Peerless
Wednesday. :,
Pierce Egan and family fro
: Flaxville were Scobey visitors Tue
= dar ard Wedn sday.
= ]. C. Crowley, of the Great fa.
work. was a business vlsl
ob~v Tuesday.
. Henry Shipstead was IN SCOPE
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the first of the week getting things

the first of the week getting things
in shape for Spring work.
Henry Grey came up from Red
stone the first of the week in the
interest Of the Hughes Oil Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mngley were
in from their ranch on Middle Fork
the first of the week.
G. w. Wolbert, travelling salesman
for the Simmons Hardware Co.,
made Scobey a visit this week.
Mrs. H. Kettleson got back on
Tuesday from an extended visit in
Fargo and other points in North Da-
kota.
Harvey Jolley drove through SEQ.
hey on Thursday from Plentywood
en- route to his homestead near Glen.
tana.
Oscar Gullickson, who is represent
ing the J. /. Case Co., is back on TIT
pob after spending fourteen month!
in the Marines during the world war
Fred KONG, foreman on the Ben
net farm south Of Madoc, was /;
business caller in the city on Tuesda,
and while here took out two men TO
work on the farm.
A 24x30 foot addition is beini
added to the rear Of the Battleson
Co. Hardware Store, the work com
mencing this week. Lester Wood
ward received the contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lieut.. Edward v
Burke and two little, daughters Al
rived last Friday from Omaha, Neb
| to visit with his brother, Roger I
Burke and family. They returne
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Munson arrive
in Scobey on Tuesday after spent
ing the winter in North Dakota. NJ
, Munson proves up on q valuable 81
out near the Whiskey Buttes tn
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Shank To-
: their two months old baby boy fro
, pneumonia last Sunday. The burr
q occurred Monday. Rev. Cookingha
. officiated.
Tim Shea, Of the assessors Off
!, force, is assisting Geo. Vandenbul
= in assessing the city. Tim at Of
. time worked in the depot here Al
is well Known. He has one we;
. foreign service to his credit.
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COMERTOWN

Ole M. Olson was a shopper at
Dooley Wednesday.
Mrs. Alex st. Arneaud made sew
eral trips to Dooley the past week
to consult DR.. Sells. ,
Earl Hoist of Dooley is expected
to arrive here in the near future to
take charge of the Nelson-Sannerud
Store at this point.
H. C. Ditmarson left last week for
Wolf Point, where he will have
charge of a Froid service station
there, which is being erected by u
L. Onstad. Mr.. Ditmarson's father
in-law has charge of the lumber
yard here.
Last week Tuesday, the Fl. c. Dit
marson and Severtson families were
pleasantly surprised at the school
house, the occasion being a farewell
party. The evening was spent il
various amusements, and dainty
lunch was served. A purse was pre-
| sented to each of the families, as !;
farewell remembrance from thel1
friends at this point.
Robt. Brockley and Mrs. w. W
Conner went to Dooley Wednesday.
James Hurley arrived last week t.
resume his duties on the Broekie,
engine.
Alvin Bruvold was in Dooley Tues
day.
isaac Symes returned Wednesda
from Burwick, N. D., where he ma
been teaching the past four month
He is making arrangements to farr
| and do some custom breaking wit
i his tractor.
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FROID

Mrs. Al. Slunaked left last Friday
for North Dakota to spend the sum-
mer with her parents.
The Roosevelt Board of County
Commissioners were in session this
week over at Mondak.
Mrs. J. C. Sullivan of Brockton,
Montana, is spending the week at the
home of her son, C. c. Sullivan and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hardie are
the parents of a baby girl born Mon
day, April 14th, at the Dahl hospital.
All reported as doing nicely.
A new baby girl arrived at the w.
u. Reiter home on the 10th.
II. 7. Stempfe has started work in
connection with the building of his
new residence in Froid, and expects
to have it ready for occupancy dur
ing the early part of the summer.
Mrs. Ed. Rhoda left the latter par
Of last week for st. Joseph, Mo-, II
visit for a short time with Mis-
Myrtle Hughart who has been
spending the past several months a
that place; she will return to Frol'
with Mrs Rhoda.
John Feeley and ]. w. Schnitzle
are the owners of new Fords.
Ed. Luebke has let the contrac
Tor building his fine new countr
home to T. L. Purves who will com
mence building operations next Mon
day morning. A couple of years, ag
Mr.. Luebke put up one of the fines
barns in this part of the state an
his new home will also be one Oh tn
best in the community.
The Froid Auto & Oil Company al
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Selnar Cornelius home.

Selmar Cornelius home.
Attorney S. E. Paul moved his
family to their ranch Wednesday,
where they will spend the summer
months.
L. C. Lindemann was transacting
business at Medicine Lake Tuesday
for the Gray-Lindemann Oil Co.
John Gunderson one of the Sheri-
dan county boys who has been in
the overseas service, has been hon
orably discharged from the service
and returned to his home at Navajo
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dutton was a visitor with
Scobey friends Tuesday.
Mrs. F. N. Harmon was q visitor
at Plentywood Thursday.
Frank Gordon was in from his
ranch a couple days the first Of the
| week.
Henry Gray was at Scobey Tues
day, interviewing the oil dealers al
that place.
Mrs. Nellie Patterson Of Plenty.
wood was here Wednesday attend
ing to some business matters.
Miss Cora Lochram Of Madoc ha'
accepted a position with the Montans
Stores Co., here.
| T. G. Peterson and s. n. Swanson
have moved their families to thei
ranch homes on the reservation Thu
week
! Mrs. Edw. Engebritsen left Mon
day morning for Glasgow as q dele
gate to the Red Cross meeting he'll
there.
| C. C. Christianson Of the Red
stone Nero. Co., was transactin
business at Daleview Thursday morn
. ing.
u Miss Sallie Hanson returned Tues
3 day from Sweet Grass, where sh
has been spending the winter wit
t relatives.
A Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wilkinson Of tn
| reservation, who spent the winte
a in Minnesota, arrived here Sunda
and went out to their ranch HON
e this week.
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S25 90 REWARD

For the information leading to the
recovery Of one black gelding, weight
about $50, 3 white feet, star in fore
head, branded D on jaw; black mare
2 yrs old, branded NJ V under quar-
ter circle on right thigh; bay yearling
horse colt branded Triangle A over
quarter circle on left thigh; horse
colt, yearling, black, with white face.
Notify JOE MCGOWAN, Raymond.
Mont. 2-3t-p
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CULBERTSON


Earl Sullivan of Mondak spent |
Sunday in Culbertson.
Mrs. Rowene Stephens spent day
in Williston last week visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lawson of
the South Side were in Culbertson
Tuesday.
Miss Woken and Miss Oelkers at
tended the dance in Culbertson last
Saturday night.
Sylvester Cooper sold his farm last
| week to L. w. Rose.
Mrs. ave Goodwin of Iowa City is
here this week, visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Arends.
The Culbertson ferry has been run
ming since Tuesday morning and
many south siders were in town this
week.
Lillian Jaumotte stopped of in
Culbertson Saturday on her way
home to Brockton. She had been Wis
iting friends at McCabe.
Harry Phillips, formerly soldier in
France, landed in New York april
18th. He went to Camp Merit, N.
j., to be discharged and is expected
home in two weeks.
Albert and Oliver Hougen, broth
ers of Mrs. L. E. Schow, arrived
home from France yesterday morn
ing. They were members Of the
636th Aero Squadron.
Alex Forsyth sold his last quarter
section this week to Harry Larson
who now owns the D. M. Moothart
ranch. He came here from Nebras-
"a about two years ago.
: P. ]. Benson arrived here from St
> Paul the first of the week and has
accepted a position as clerk ane
7 bookkeeper for S. S. Moen, in place
of Art Strom who went into business
at Antelope.
Roger Hage arrived home from
France Sunday. He was a member
Of the Coast Artillery Corps. He wa
: in France some six months, working
. mostly on the docks and in the tim
Der, and did not get into any battles
. He wet to Reserve Tuesday to visi
his brother.
3 Frank Jones arrived home from
Is France last Saturday, and his moth
er and sisters were sure glad T
;, have him home again. His sister
IL Eva Jones, did all the work on tn
, farm for the last two years. She
only sixteen years old, but took
le mans part in keeping up the HON
for her patriotic brother.
y Joseph Runion and his brothe
le Elias Runion, arrived here last FIR
ID day morning from France. They er
listed from the Diamond Ranch nes
re Culbertson in November, 1917. The
+ were in France nearly three month
a They were moved up TO the froI
just about the time the armistit
go was signed. They were in the Eight
}" Division of the Second Artillery
:, E. F. They were both honorab
IL discharged on Feb. 10, 1919, fro
ds Camp Taylor, KY. Joe Runion h:
le. a claim near the Day ranch on Il
x South Side, but they expect to g
us Jobs with farmers during the seaso
IN. Frank Moon has qualified as Ju
g tice of the peace.
~ DR.. c., J. Munich of Culbertson h
by been appointed County Physician.
E. J. Rice of Brockton has resign
eW his office of Assessor and John Gu
Snt ran of the same town has been q
no pointed by the county comm sslo
ga ers.
ilu Lieut.. Richard Smith sent a rae
lao message to his father Tuesday fro
ni' q ship in mid Atlantic to the etfe
that he expected to land IN Ne
au York Friday.
off DR.. Spooner of Bainville a
County Commissioner Frank Wei
has rich were in town last night.
her Spooner has been appointed cha
rs man of the County Board Of Heal
is
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ROUNDUP
I.,.resting County Items From
81 Exchanges and Readers
COAL CREEK

!, pomerleau has just received
- dollar Buff Orpington roost-
- St. Cloud, Mimi, and it is
J bird" so the critics say.
s Larson and Leland Mccain,
{ q the star rope throwers Of the
& ek = country did the branding at
81 waIter J. Reid ranch a couple
zsvs last week. The work was
9s. McConnen made a business
! 10 Scobey Monday.
c. Knapp brought out another
,e;pe this week.
RI and Mrs. Reid gave a card
and dance last Wednesday ev-
':sg which was well attended and
"a Christensen and family have
90 down on their own place.
and Mrs. VIM. Wesco from
the line attended the dance
J I Peid's Wednesday.
- Woodley and Oscar Holver
Is established a precedent by get
Y. ii into the field last week.
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MEDICINE LAKE WAVE

Russel Wigmore went TO oeooey
Sstie Eie was down from Plenty
I'D Tuesday.
Joseph Bruce was up to Plenty
wsod on business Tuesday.
peter Connole left Sunday morn
il for Mohall, N. D., to visit his
Tsser who is very sick.
Ms. Henry Leffring left Sunday
- Montrose, S. D., to visit her
father who is quite sick.
M, and Mrs. c. w. Sager of the
Iake Hotel, were visitors at the
saanty seat last Friday.
Nrs Carpenter of Antelope is Wis
;z;no her sister, Mrs. Saxton, this
week.
Jack Leonard of Wolf Point, was
orpetiug friends here Wednesday
A son of Johannes Olson, who has
ri ~ very sick with pneumonia, Is
recovering. =,
Mrs. Carries La France left for
Wiliston last week where she will
undergo a medical operation for ap-
pendicitis.
John Lutzenheizer was up to the
ecunty seat on business this week.
Mrs. Andy Johnson left Sunday
morning for few weeks visit at the
home of her parents near Grand
forks, N. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Oenry Pumaleaq are
kAre visiting at the home Of his par.
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Puma
1bu. *
James Campian, who was reported
sery sick with rheumatism is nov
htter and able to walk around.
Mrs. diversion came up from Viii
sIiston Sunday and is visiting friend
Id the country near her former home
Charles Cad arrived from Flax
ION, N. D., and is looking after hi
farming interests on the reservation
A son of Martin Jorgensen of Dag
mar, who is recovering from pneu
nonia which was followed b,
measles, is still quite sick.
J. W. Nicholson, who lives a fey
niles northeast of here, has bough
IN Aultman & Taylor tractor an
Intends to farm extensively this sea
4 son. Mr.. Nicholson is of the kin
Il hat succeeds in Montana and hs
done we'll since coming short tim
Ego.
M Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Livingsto
we're visiting friends here Saturda
Ehey left for their home at Wo
E Point Sunday morning.
! Mrs Emil Engberetson, who h;
been spending the winter with h
mother, Mrs. C. Stevens, left Thur
day for Poplar, where her husband
Engaged in extensive farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sparkling +
Burned home Tuesday from the IL
Springs, Arkansas, where Mr.. Spar
ing has been for number Of mont
Baking treatment for prolong
attack of rheumatism. We are 81
to note that he has much improve
looks well, but still a little lame.
The Misses Clara and Anne
knudson of Plentywood, stopped {
here Sunday to visit friends. In
were enroute to Aneta, N. D., whe
they will reside at the home
their brother Alfred. The you
ladies have many friends here who
good wishes they carry with then
Miss Clara Holland of Plentywo
was visiting friends here Sunday.
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s25 90 REWARD

to any one finding these horses and
notifying me, phone 4 K, Outlook,
Montana. One bay gelding, weight
about 1900, branded boot on right
thigh, small spot in forehead; 1 bay
gelding, weight 1900, branded on
left thigh, left hind foot white; white
stripe on upper lip; bay gelding
weight 1400, branded M--I--i on left
thigh, white spot in forehead. Wher
left home were all clipped with leath'
er halters on. DAVID DRAKE
Outlook, Mont. r. F. D. No. /.
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FOR SALE-Good IL horse power
International gas engine in first
class condition. This engine is a
good one and developes lots of pow
er. Price $62.50. Inquire at this
Office. 33-tf.
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FLAXVILLE

John McColeman was taken Ill |
Saturday and confined to his room
for a few days.
Pierce Egan returned to Flaxville
Tuesday from a three weeks bust
ness trip in Minnesota.
Fred Hanson ran his tractor out
to his farm Tuesday, preparatory for
the seasons work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sparkling are resid-
ing on the farm during the work OF
getting the crop planted.
Westly Anderson was in from the
ranch the first Of the week. He says
they are rushing their spring work
and are keeping the. tractor going
day and night.
81 Mrs. P. A. Paulson, who spent the
past week in Flaxville, left Thurs
day morning for Williston where she
will visit for a few days before re-
turning to her home at Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox left Tuesday on
a trip that will take them to the
state of Washington, where they will
visit. A relief agent is in charge or
the depot during the absence OF Mr..
Fox.
i Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Rslakson Wis
tied with friends at Redstone Sum
day. ~
moved from Whitehall to his farm
southeast of F1axville.
John Broughton, the Madoc gar
, age man, was transacting business
, in Flaxville Friday.
Presiding Elder Van Orsdel was
here Thursday evening with Rev
Dutton for the regular M. T.. ser
vices.
MIR. Papendick was in from his
reservation farm the first OF the
: week making final preparations fol
farm work.
L Mrs. o. R. Aslacxson and Mrs.
M. Mill were at Plentywood last
week for the purpose of having den
c tai work done.
Miss Olive Lindgren was visito
n at Redstone Sunday. She was &C
companied home by Miss Effie Corn
n nelious of that place.
Miss Fanny Mae Adams, tn
j. trained nurse, arrived from Wllhsto1
Sunday to assist in taking care o
o the sick of our community.
Dan Danielson was in from hi
n farm Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Williams
p former residents of F'laxvllle, nov
living at Scobey, are the parents
ID a girl baby, born last Thursday.
We hear that Landlord Boyer IN
t. tends to remodel the Flaxville hott
ID in such manner as to give him
larger dining room which his bus
to ness demands.
IN Mrs. Smerud arrived home Satul
day from Williston, where she we
is called by the death of her nephey
ne Mr.. Smerud preceded her home
few days earlier.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Grover arrive
ne from Williston few days ago az
are now residents of Flaxville, M
on Grover having accepted a posluo
ne at Swenson Brothers garage.
Mrs. Kirkeby arrived at Flaxvil
Ut Saturday for a visit with friend
as Since leaving here two months a.
Mrs. Kirkeby has spent the great
an part of her time at Williston, viii
.m MIR. Kirkeby is seeking a new loo
10 ton.
John McColeman has received
' ,a German helmet from his son, Es
-, McCo'o man, who has seen much
-" tive service in the great overse
-, conflict. Earl, who is with the mt
~ or corps, says he has driven on b
tleields where dead German soldie
III; is Law so thick that it was impossil
'n0 70 avoid running over their bod
ou 81. the car. The helmet is on
e hibition in the window Of the Fla
1i'le Mercantile store.
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REDSTONE

M-c. G. r. Nance was q Plenty
wocd visitor Monday. !.
Toe. Gordon was transactlng busl-
,ees at the county seat Tuesday.
Mre, Rem Endersby OF Whitehall
.vae pedstone visitor Thursday.
M;te Iindgren was here from
Elaxville Sunday for visit at the
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STRAYED AWAY

One bay gelding, branded 6, weight
about 1000 lbs, main and tail bob
bed, wire mark on right hip, had
shoes on front feet when missing.
Call at the Producers News Office for
reward. CHAS. GARNER, Owner.
1-tf.
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LOST
z colts strayed from my farm, 3
miles east Of Antelope last fall,
about December l. There were 3
3-year-old and 4 2-year-old. All
were branded 0-5 on right hip.
if they have been seen by
anyone during the winter please no.
tify A. tn. LARSEN, Vando Farm
Dagmar. Mont. 52-3t
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FOR SALE-Full blood Barred Ply
mouth Rock eggs, s1.00 setting of
fifteen eggs. Guaranteed fertile.
H. M. HENDRICKSON, Box 563,
Plentywood. 5O-tf-c
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DR.. Margaret Kroner, eyesight
specialist of Helena who tests your
eyes by the most scientific methods,
will be at Plentywood Hotel Thurs
day, April Gath.
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adding another addition to their al
ready large establishment, putting
on substantial oil house at the rear
of the building.
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FOR SALE-Shorthorn fresh mich
cow and bull calf. L. E. RUE,
brentwood. 2-1.
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Regular $2.25 Mems Blue Demon
Overalls at $50. Palubicki's New
Store.
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ESTRAY

Came to my place early last fall,
red heifer with stuffy ears and
bob tail-no horns. About 2 years
old this spring. Owner can have
same by paying for care and this ad.
HENRY ZIMMERMAN,
51-5t 8 miles N. e. of Plentywood.
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FOR SALE-Registered two-year-
old Red Polled Bull. Fine animal.
L. E Rue. Soft.
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WANTED-A job blowing about 100
acres with horses. Address n. 8.
ARNESON, Raymond. ATT.
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FOR SALE: EmefsoI. sulky plow,
16-in. hubble bottom. Inquire of
w. E. Frederick, mi. east, II mi.
north Of light plant. 1-tf.
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We are oiIing Harness! Bring
harness one day and get them the
next. HELLAND-STRAND,
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Serge and Taffeta dresses at only
$9.75 at The New Store. 49-E.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. MRS. I. A. CAKES. 48-tf
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FOR SALE-Thirty sets of heavy
work harness, and about one humid
red new leather horse collars. D.
w. KELLY. 25-tf-c
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