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INDIANS, IL; SENATORS, 6

WASHINGTON. August 2.-Cleve,and
took today's game from Washington.
!: 10 o, by timely placing Of hits, al
though outbatted by the locals The
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RESULTS YESTERDiY
Richmond. A.; Portsmouth. O-3.
Newport News. ST.: Petersburg. 90.
SUFFOLK. 10; Norfolk. Uen inninEs).
GAMES MONDAY.
Richmond Mt Fort smouth
Norfolk Mt Newport News.
Petersburg at suffolk.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh, s: Boston. =.
rhila!elpiila. ~: Chicago, Is.
I:ronklyn. 3: st. Louis, g
Cincinnati. 6; New York. o.
GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at CINCINNATI.
PHILADELPHIA at Chicago
Brookiyn at st. Louis.
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Philadelphia,
Totals =. SIS 5Il 0 Totals

s.battcd for Rogers In eighth
c. score by innings: II
= , :ss5 ) 9 ST. 90 Is
summary: Twobas hit-Strunk Home
TunL-,J acobson. Sacrifice hit-Sothoron
D6uple plays-Turner to witt 20 Bjrfus.
.'ernsr to Austin. Lcft on bast&-st Louis
: irh,iiadelphts. Base on bails-Rogers.
struck out Rogers. :. Sothoron !:
Johhson !. Wild pitch-Johnson Losing
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.Bi,,ea for coopcr IN eighth.

Pittsburgh ...... o e6eG0GG-I
Summary: Two. base h!ta-Cutshaw. Three.
smits h'ss1IsS stosn basssn 19seAe
Rawlings. :, Double p!ayS-Maranville. Hsr.
cog and Ho!ke. eaton. Cutshaw and Sa!re.
Lett on base.Boston. s: Pittsburgh. s. Base
on oals-Fiii!ngim. :: Cooper: 5. Hits-on
Cooper, 5 In S: Mayer In /. Hit BY pitcher
by Fi'itaE!m. tBisbce). Winning pitcher
cooper. Losing pltchcr-FiiiinEi
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New York


.i}a,ed for Benton In sixth
score by Innings: r.
Srw York .......0 q q a n -
Cincinnati ........o q q: q 2 d @ IS
summary: Two base hits Nesio. thinner
man. Three. base hitS--Roush. Salice
Thatcher. stolen base Raridcn. Sacrifce
hi,-%oais Double pIay-saliec 10 Dau-
hHs - New York. &: Cincinnati. Z Bascs
on .ai,r-on Benton. i on Dubuc. }. Hits
struck ou'-by Benton. !. Losing pitcher
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he having been traded to Chicago for
players Mann and Pick. Herzog lef;
Tor Chicago tonight
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FIRST GAME.


sRsn for Adams IN tenth
iButtcd for Smith in tenth.
Tran for Deal In fourteenth.
Score by innings: r.
philadelphia ..........0o0D0 900 0oI0-a
thicdso ...............O ooO - l U 0000-l
Summary: TWO base hits-Barber Black
burn, Whitfield, Paulette. Thrcc-b base hit
Adams. Sacrifice hiis--Magee. Deal. Double
p:iys-NdaniS 10 Bancroft; Paulctte 10
Ludcrus. Left on bases Philadelphia. 10:
Chicago. s. Base on alis-on Alexander.
:: oil Smith. I; off Meadows. g. Hits-oH
smith. In Q innings: of Meadows. 3 in ;.
Struck out-by Alexander, 49, by Smith. /;
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Itruok1yn.
ST. Louis.


I"V"'' ....-,oj Totals ..Gj
Hated for J. smith In ninth
SHitsJ Tor Tue.o in .eycnth
1isan for Shotton In seventh
sSattec toy Woodward in ninth
sore 10! innings; y
sfo1kyn .....-..................io0
.;sun'inSry; Two base hits Wheat.
80. ;;'',!er ~. stolen bases-konetchy.
ven stock and Miller: Gr!thth. olson
n IN ''nhnson Len on base Brooklyn, .:
~ Louis. ;. Base hlllS-C.tors %.
woodward; ! Hts-on Galore ! in : none
u.t u, eisnthl; on Tuero. (, IN i struck
cut-nS Galore. !; by Smith !; BIZ There
Winning p!tcher-Cadorc. Losing PITCHER
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. 81: Chicago. $40.
81. Louis. 5; Phiiadeiphia 2
Detroit. IL: New York g.
Cleveland. IL: Washington. 6.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit ut New York.
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Cleveland.

.Batted for Gill in seventh
Tran for Milan in seventh
Score by innings:
0NttesSidhH .......-. ...........e 81 5o3i OIL.
Washington -::..... ..-.-.....Go 000G3oo-6
Summary: Two-base observation-disclosures
GEaney. Rice: Three-base hit--Gardner. Afy-
eTs Stolen bsses--Speakcr. ,: Judge John
ston. Wambsganss. Sacrifice hits-E.rick-
son VAN bssalss. Sacrifice fies-Murphy
Double piays-Myers TO ONeii to John
ston. Left on bases.Cleveland. 0: Washing
q GIL !. G Zachary. l.. ,Hiss-eff Erickson.
Hit BY itcher-by erickson. tsmith.
o.Sciil>; Struck oYt-by Myers. 8; Erick;;
baEs-Picinich. Losing pltcher-Erick-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-16
SHERIFFS SALE

Plentywood T. & B. Co., a 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,
lying 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 singu-
lar the tenements ,hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging
OF in anywise appertaining thereto.
Dated at Plentywood, Montana,
this 18th day of April, 1919.
JACK BENNETT,
Sheriff of Sheridan County, Mont.
By III. F. FEETHAM, Deputy.
BABCOCK & ELLERY,
Plentywood, Montana. >
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First publication April 20, 1919.
Last publication May 10, 1919.
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WHITEHALL

III. and Mrs. J. N. Backus moved
81 to their homestead Wednesday
8sernoon.
Helen Dunn celebrated her sixth
EEthday Wednesday by entertaining
Sc of her girl friends. There were
Il invited but one could not be
sent. Those present enjoyed
hemselves immensely.
Miss Mary Huddleston will be here
Ills week to take charge of the
wing department for Miss White.
"a number of ladies from our berg
sltoed to Flaxville and Madoc
anrsday. All report o good time.
Carl England went to Akron, Iowa,
Wednesday,.
aArS. Archie Birch and children who
aFe been visiting her mother out
y her homestead, returned home
Aursday accompanied by her moth
House cleaning time has arrived.
s ]. Hindoien is having his house
zpered and the woodwork painted
Als week.
Miss Selma Overland is assisting
Il Miss Whites Millinery Store this
Heek.
Fern Wiley, Ragna Grendal
Ihdys Sederholm, Irma Stagg, and
willie Sederholm are among the
VI of pupils who are taking the
Aghth Grade Examination.
Mrs. Clark, who has been sick with
81 Scarletina for over a week, Is
aproving Her sister, Mrs. Beddo
& taking care of her.
Miss Ella Dunn, who has been very
Rk with the small pox and Bright's
ssease at her home near Cherokee
wa, is improving. Miss Dunn has
homestead near Whitehall and hel
other Dick is farming it for her.
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HOMESTEAD

j. P. Miller is operating his big
gas tractor on his farm and will pu
in the farm of Henry Horstman in
q few days, to wheat.
Ed Luebie starting blowing and
seeding Monday, April 28th, and if
all goes we'll he will soon have his
crop all in, besides farming, Mr.
Luebke is also building a large, up
to-date dwelling house.
John Danielson has seeded nearly
two hundred acres of wheat and rye.
]. w. Schnitzler is pretty busy
blowing and seeding and has already
several hundred acres plowed and
seeded.
Carl Wilke is assisting John Dan
ielson in seeding on account of help
being so scarce and nearly every.
body is out in the field helping where
they can.
Ed Virgins has been out on the
reservation looking after his farm
which he purchased recently. Ed
has now 480 acres of land.
A. l.. Schultz has rented part of
his farm to Floyd Fleishman and he
is making good Roadway operating
Mr.. Schultz's farm.
Bert Herrim of Lake, Iowa, who
came to Montana this spring is OPP
Grating the former w. G. Peter
farm with a tractor.
The Walter G. Stephens family
have moved back on their farm
again and Leslie Stephens, who
recently returned from France, is
now operating their farm north OF
Froid.
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". d. Potter brought bunch of
ca.'le down from Whitehall this week
for Glen nigel. 80
Mrs. .. A. Ness and Mrs. J. 8.
ness were in from their homes south
OF town Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. C. c. Cbristianson
and children and Oscar Christensen
autoed to Plentywood Thursday.
Henry Gray was at BainyiIle a
couple of days the first of the week
IN the interests Of the Gray-Linde-
mann Oil Co.
Henry II. Lepper of Helena, spe-
elal agent of the Department of the
interior, was attending to official
business here Wednesday.
cash prizes aggregating $500 are
provided by the State Fair for the
better baby contests, which will be
made an educational feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. King were in
from their ranch on the reservation
Wednesday and spent the day with
MIR. and Mrs. L. C. Lindemann.
l.. {. Lindemann and Glen Ingel
were Whitehall visiotrs Monday.
l.. Z. Cotton was transacting bust
ness at the county seat between
trains Monday.
Miss Ellen Wilson, Co. Supt. of
schools, visited the Redstone schools
last Friday.
j. ID. Franklin, who has been out
in the coast country the past win
ter, returned here last Friday.
Miss Myrtle Hammond, who has
been i'll at Plentywood, returned
here Saturday and is visiting with
MIR. and Mrs. F. N. Harmon while
recuperating her strength.
Hans Hanson and Roy Cambridge,
a couple of Redstone war veterans
who recently returned from France
and received their discharge papers
from the service, arrived home Tues
day.
Oscar Christensen, who has been
in the service of Uncle Sam for the
past year in France, returned home
Sunday, having received his dis
charge, and is visiting with the
family of his brother G. C. Christ
ianson for short time before start
ing into private life where he left off
when he entered the army service.
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CULBERTSON

Art Strom of Antelope was in
Culbertson Sunday.
z. j Eie of Medicine Lake spent
Sunday in Culbertson.
DR.. Edmonds left yesterday morn
ing for LeMars, Iowa, to visit his
mother, who is ill.
Chas. Huebner of the firm of Nor
IN q Huebner, of the Brush Lake
A Amusement Company, was in town
Wednesday.
Clarence Ross of Opheim stopped
Off in Culbertson Tuesday night and
Wednesday renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Mrs. w. C. Lane is here this week
visiting her son Lester Lane. Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Lane moved to Den
yer, Colo, about a year ago.
Terry Wilson arrived home from
Camp Lee, Virginia Saturday morn
ing. He was in Uncle Sans SER
vice one year lacking six days. He
belong to the Sixty-Second Infantry.
Clifford Winter, who was i'll with
the flu SO long last fall, came up
from Ray, N. D., last week and
spent couple OF days IN town visit
ing friends. He has not as yet re-
covered his full strength, but is
working part time at Ray.
II. M. Smith received a telegram
yesterday from his son Lieut.. r. D.
Smith to the effect that he had been
transferred to U. S. S. Finland
Troop Transport, which was to de-
part for Brest, France, on Thursday
and would return to New York about
June LIST.
Owen Olson, son of Mrs. Oscar
Olson, who lives about four miles
west of Culbertson, arrived home
from France Wednesday night. He
was in Uncle Sans service little
over a year and was in France for
nine months.
Patrick Gold of the South Side ar
rived home from France Sunday.
He was drafted at Sidney, Oct. 3,
1917, and was honorably discharged
April 8, 1919. He was overseas nine
months and in France seven months.
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SCOBEY

Mrs. F. M. Catlin and daughter
of Culbertson were visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Collinson this week.
Mr.. Lannon returned Monday from
Rochester, Mimi, while Mrs. Ian.
non will visit around a bit first. She
is now feeling much better and her
many friends will be glad to see her
in good health again.
A quiet wedding was performed
at the Methodist parsonage Friday,
May End, when Mr.. John J. LaSalle
and Miss Amy Berge took the vows
that made them husband and wife.
Mr.. LaSalle recently arrived from
Duluth, where he has made his
home. Miss Berge has resided in
Scobey for the past year. Her par
ents have a farm about twenty-five
miles north of town. The young
couple are going to Seattle to make
their future home.
Axel F. Colby answered the final
call last Friday night at about nine
o'clock at the Colby home in Scobey.
He was taken with a severe head
ache the day before while working
at his homestead on the reservation
twenty miles southwest of here and
was taken home. It. was at first
thought nothing serious, but the
end came suddenly. He was a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Colby of Scobey and
has several brothers and sisters to
mourn his absence. The funeral oc-
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COMERTOWN

THE Lone Tree Ladies Aid met
lth Mr.. Ole N. Olson Sunday.
~. A. Harris and M. Z. Hooper
ere passengers to Dooley Tuesday.
r. D. Conner and Isaac Symes were
DooIey Monday getting some re-
PRS for their respective engines.
Mr and Mrs. Phil Vossen were
Iopping in Dooley Tuesday.
There are five applications for a
auonal Bank at this point, but as
p as We know, none have been al
wed at this time. Several local
arties are interested in the bank
opposition, and it is expected that
E bank viii be started here within
couple of months.
u. &. Farmhouse of Comertown
81 Louise Lebatte purchased regis
PED Hereford bulls from H. Hunter
|onday.
l.. n. Rostad has taken charge OF
e local postoffice and has made
ephcaton for appointment as post
|aSter. We understand that the
Pphcaton has been favorably re-
'pmmended. Mr.. Rostad will re
lodel his store in order to accom-,
|odate the Office patrons, he having
Feady ordered some more office
ktures, etc.
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bounty ROUNDUP
Interesting County Items From
Mr. Exchanges and Readers
DOOLEY

M DOOLEY
Marry Burnham has purchased the
# between the White Kitchen res
Ssrant and the former Sheridan
81 J and will move his barber shop
"A the same in the near future.
F,ritt Chandler has purchased q
"a car.
#Ipbn Nelson and Alfred Clemetson
s. / here from Comertown yester-
I'll morning.
William Willet of Ottertail, Mimi.
al 1T the first of the week at the H.
Inter home.
10 VOTES of Park Lakes, Sask.,
III here Tuesday.
ldolph Schultz was at Plentywood
zsnday.
"a E. Perkins was here from the
Hsstbv country looking after bust
AIS matters.
1Eugene Tessier purchased a 1920
in from the Dooley Implement
I'll Tuesday.
Hrs. NJ. Loucks and baby and Mrs.
.sser and son of kermit, N. D., are
sEting at the N. P. Loucks home.
Zhrs, N. E. Nordes and sons Glen
81 Kermit left Saturday for Wolf
'snt, where they will visit with the
NIGrytness family few days, be-
'xh going to Great Falls. At Great
lis, Glen will be placed in care of
specialist.
Ii. K. Markuson spent Sunday with
81 family here.
5Toseph Vossen of Portland, Ore,
fhved here Monday to visit his son
III G. Farmhouse was here from
Il farm Friday and Monday, pur-
sing repairs for his disc, which
|ss quite badly demolished in a
ahaway Thursday.
MT. and Mrs. H. M. Nelson were
From their farm Sunday.
Ms. J. H. Series was a shopper
town Monday.
less Cooi1 was here from Whitehall
zHurday looking after business in
sfests.
Egohn Goss returned to Rockford,
d, Saturday after a few days
III at the home of his son, Loyle.
Burton Massey of West Mount,
|Apada, arrived here Saturday to
|St the Ehrmanntrauts and work
i'll Jacob this summer.
baby girl was born to Mr.. and
rs. Adolph Christensen, living sew
i miles southwest of here, Satur-
ia, May Sd.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFvS SALE


In the District Court of the Tween
tieth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Sheridan.
Security State Bank of Outlook, a
corporation, plaintiff, versus An
ton Johnson, Anna Johnson, Ole
'Adolph Johnson, State Bank of
Plentywood, a Corporation, C. S.
Mcdowell and H. H.. Luther, i.
copartnership, E. J. Lander and
Company, a corporation, Williston
State Bank, corporation, C. E.
Styer, Plentywood T. & B. Com
pany. a corporation, P. J. Bjerke
and H. C. Nelson, Defendants.
To be'sold at Sheriff's sale at the
front door ofs the County Court
House, at Plentywood, Sheridan
County, Montana, on the Goth day
of May, A. d. 1919, at the hour of 2
O'Clock p. M, on the said day, the
following described real property ly-
ing and being in Sheridan County,
Montana, to-wft:
The M of the SWA and the
sen SWA and the S1a NV n and
lots numbered four az and five (5)
in section five and NEA NWA of
Section Eight all in township thirty
seven (37) North of Range fifty
three (53) East Montana Meridian.
Together with all and singular the
tenements Entertainments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging or in
any wise appurtaining.
Dated this 23rd day of April, A. D.
1872
JACK BENNETT, Sheriff.
By II. F. FEETHAM,
2-4t DEPUTY Sheriff.
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WEST FORK

Paul Holiday made trip to SEQ
hey on Monday.
Mrs. j. Malone, who has been Ill
for some time, spent several days
last week in Scobey receiving medi-
cal attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Miller, OF
Rosedale, visited with Joe Hanson:
on Sunday.
Ruth Anderson came over from
Avondale on Friday to spend the
week end on her homestead.
Victor Swanson motored to SEQ
been on Sunday.
L. ]. Conlan braved the rain on
Friday and motored over from Os-
Wego to see to business.
Mrs. Green arrived recently from
Minnesota to visit at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Gus Jannson.
Misses Grace Holiday and Ruth
Anderson spent Sunday with the
Beachler's.
The attendance at the local school
has increased to nineteen with more
to come later on.
Several members of the j. Mack
art family are reported on the SICK
list.
Rob. Allen returned to South Da,
kota after spending few days here
loo..ing after his farm interests.
Mrs. Ida Bexton, who has spent
the winter in Seattle and othel
points in the west, returned to hel
homestead last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holiday Wert
Scobey visitors on Thursday.
Mr.. Cottingham with Demo ant
Dorothy are busily at work on th'
Quinn farm near Ossette this week
Messrs. High fell and Cotes made
quick motor trip to Oswego OF
Monday.
Albert Jensen and Ole Buer wer'
out from Scobey on Thursday round
ing up the McClelland horses.
julius Ajer, who has conducted
store and postoffice at Ajerton TO
some time, has decided to devote al
| his time to stockraising, and las
week sold his entire stock of good
to our West Fork merchant, ii. )
| Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Holiday ant
Willis and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beachle
and Marland took in the sights a
Avondale on Sunday evening.
John Hayenga with Mr.. Conlan'
crew of men are now at work on tn
Sandum and Highfell farms on tn
reservation.
Mrs. Lou Bergner left on Satur
day for Aberdeen and other point
in South Dakota to visit relatives.
There was some excitement OF
Saturday morning when fire wa
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MEDICINE LAKE

Marie E. Moore left for North Da-
kota the first of the Week.
Last week Ole Rodland lost a fine
mare and colt.
Dan Cuchene of Culbertson was
here on business Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. M. E.. Frandsen, who has
been visiting friends at Poplar, re-
turned Wednesday.
The city safe has been moved in
to the E. 6. Peterson store, this
week.
Andy Thompson was up from
Bainville on business Wednesday.
Geo. Vrandenburg and E. T. Shea,
county assessors, were in town list
ing taxable property Wednesday.
Morris Jensen has the seeding done
on the Oscar Stromberg place, and
has moved to the A. Madsen place,
which he recently bought.
Landlord C. NJ Sager was in from
his farm Sunday and was a guest at
the Lake Hotel over Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Rickett and Calls, farm
ers on the reservation, were trans
acting business in town Monday.
Alfred Moran returned last Satur-
day from St. Mary's hospital in
Minneapolis, where he went for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Joseph Pumalo, who has been
very sick with symptoms of pneu-
monia for the past ten days, is get
ting better.
John Grothouse, Gotfred Gotfred-
sen, and Pat Lizzotte, soldiers of
Uncle Sam, returned from France
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mark Olson, who is in the
hospital at Williston under medical
treatment, is growing convalescent,
which her many friends are glad to
hear.
Mrs. Meadows and brother Sergent
johnson of Antelope, who has just
returned from France, were calling
on friends here Tuesday.
Carl Peterson arrived here Monday
from LIE Seuer, Mimi, and has ac-
cepted position at the Mead G.
Winters auto garage.
Ben Borley, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Borley, who was in the
u. S. Navy, arrived home Tuesday.
Roman is expected to arrive home
soon.
There was a good attendance at
the meeting of the City Council
Monday night. The regular routine
of monthly business was gone
through and other propositions sug-
pested beneficial tn the welfare of
the city.
Last week S. o. Swenson became
the owner of the Anton Nicholson
section, four miles east of Medicine
Lake. He expects to have it broke
up in time to seed it to flax this sea-
son.
]. L. Jensen has bought the Chas.
Glaze farm adjoining town on the
north and will soon take possession.
Mr.. Albert Hueth, who is a farm
er on the Fort Peck Reservation,
went to Williston last Saturday to
undergo a medical operation, and
on Wednesday Mrs. Hueth was called
to Ross, N. D., owing to the death
of her sister. They have the sym-
pathy of the community in their
trouble.
S. C. Faaberg, formerly cashier in
the Security State bank, but resigned
his position to join the ranks of
Uncle Sans soldiers, returned We'd
nesday from the March Field Avia-
ton Camp, Riverside, Cal.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Francis M. Hamilton,
eoacod

Estate of Francis M. Hamilton, de-
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By
the undersigned, A. Rueber, admin.
lstrator of the estate of Francis M
Hamilton, deceased to the creditors
OF, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within Four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the
said Administrator at The State
Bank of Outlook, or the office of c.
J. Cure, both at Outlook, Montana
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate in the County of Sheridan.
Dated May Ord, 1919.
A. RUBBER,
Administrator of the Estate OF
Francis M. Hamilton, Deceased.
First publication May 9, 1919.
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REDSTONE

~. H. Golterman was a county seat
llsitor Sunday.
A. F. Tunquist spent Sunday at
'hteiope with relatives.
MrS. X. o. Carlson was a Plenty
POO visitor Saturday,
ELngbritson was a Plentywood Wis
|oi Tuesday.
Alfred Kurtz is around again af-
n being confined for week with
e humps.
Miss Lulu Gray has been confined
I her home for the past week with
Pc measles.
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S. REWARD

Lost Friday (today) black bill
book, with the name ROLAND HI.
jerks printed on the outside, con-
tanning $21 in bills and the registra-
ton card of ROLAND H. jerks, with
the address of Moore, Montana.
Finder leave with County Agent An
dersOn and get reward.
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$1,000 REWARD.
STRAYED OR STOLEN

One black horse colt coming two
years old, unbranded, heavy imbed.
Gone since. first part of winter. Stol-
en- or run off range. One bay horse,
z years old, weight 1900 lbs. to 14OO
lbs. Small brand on left jaw. Miss
ing since first of February. J. J.
FOLEY, Sec. 33, T. 81, R. SIS East.
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Should Have Known That.
Slarence-"Pop, what is a millen-
mum! Darktown Father-'It's dess
about de same as centennial, huh son,
on'y it's got mo- legs."-Puck.