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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09
CULBERTsON
guests.

Editor Jerome of the Poplar
Standard, was in town yesterday.
Another nice soaking rain last
night and this morning.
Hugo Bruegger has accepted
position as clerk in the Farmers
Store.
Mr.. Stephens of Butte is here
yisitin his wife Mrs. Rowene Steph-
ems.
Walter Chisholm returned Tuesday
from Minneapolis where he went
some week ago to have an operation
on his foot. Some small diseased
bones were removed, the wound
healed, and everything is well with
him now. He says ats sure good TO
get back to Montana"
J. w. Hogan, manager of the
gopher poison distribution In Roose-
Veit county, was in town yesterday
and appointed the Farmers Elevat-
or as distribution in Culbertson.
A. Plucky returned to Culbertson
Sunday. after visit to the Cops
farm in Minnesota, his home town
in Wisconsin. He also went to the
Pacific coast and viewed the sight
there.
G. w. Sparbar of western Nortf
is home on furlough, and has beer
DAKOTA. member of the U. S. Navy
is home on furlough, and has beer
in town several days this week; III
owns a bunch of horses when nave
heen wintering in this vicinity.
H.
Sunday He is on a farm, 10 miie'
west of Medicine Lake.
Ralph Lode arrived from BROCK
ton Wednesday and has accepted M
old position as clerk in the BROOK
Store.
E. E. Carey, formerly town mar
shall, returned last Saturday an
/ is working his farm on the for
Peck reservation. His family WI
arrive in the near future.
, Frank C. Winkes has reslgne
Z his position as clerk in the Brook
: Store and will devote his time I
, nainting and paper hanging. -,
Wednesday afternoon, April 50tl
a birthday party was given to MIS-
/ Charlotte Moothart, age year
: There were Is little folks presen
and the afternoon was spent playin
games and having a good time. L ne
thew were all called in for reIresi
ments. The birthday CAKE was
o nm with Is candles, which each OF
blew out, as they took a piece
o cake. Charlotte received many III
r presents.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE

. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
In the District Court of the Twen-
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, q
copartnership, E. ]. Lander and
Company, a corporation, Williston
State Bank, corporation, C. E.
Styer, Plentywood T. & B. Com
pany, corporation, P. j. Bjerke
and H. C. Nelson, Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's sale at the
front door of the County Court
House, at Plentywood, Sheridan
County, Montana, on the 26th day
of May, A. D. 1919, at the hour of 2
o'clock .. M, on the said day, the
following described real property ~
ing and being in Sheridan County
Montana, to-wit:
The M of the SWA and tbs
sen SWA and the S1s NV Il and
lots numbered four az and five 81
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 IL
any wise appurtaining.
Dated this 23rd day of April, A. D
1919.
JACK BENNETT, Sheriff
By III. F. FEETHAM,
Pat Deputy Sheriff
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PARK is LATEST MONTANA
COUNTY TO FILL QUOTA

Helena, May 6.-Park county fin,
ished it's allotment of $300,0O0 of
the Victory loan late Saturday, &C
cording to a telegram received by
State Chairman N B. Hotter from
Chairman Angus at Livingston.
This brought the total of counties
in Montana in which the quotas have
been subscribed to a, or nearly. SO
per cent of the Victory loan units.
Other counties reporting today
that their allotments have been
reached were Mineral, Custer and
Powder River regarded as one), anc
Fallon.
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OUTLOOK

There was quite an exciting time
for awhile at the Andrew. LELAND
farm just south of town on Monday,
when the shack in which the hired
man slept, took fire and burned
down.
Mrs. Will Weber returned on Mon
day after spending the winter In
Saltwater, Mimi. e,
Word was received from Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Slaughter, who are Wis
iting in Independence, Iowa, that
they have baby daughter.
O. Cronin has sold his elevator
to the Farmers Elevator Company.
Jim Henrahan bought 0. w. Cron'
ms car this week.
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iting in Missouri and other states
the past winter, has returned.
Mrs. FL. Sparkling viii entertain the
Ladies' Aid on Wednesday, May 9Th.
William Reimers had his arm bad.
ly burnt last week while unscrewing
a cap on a steam. pipe of his car.
Mrs. M. M. Olson went to Willis
ton Wednesday for medical treat
ment. She is now well on the road
to recovery.
Andy Monro has leased his farm
a mile west of town, to Mr.. Carver
Of the Boundary Lumber Company.
c.. J. Davies, assistant cashier in
the Security State Bank, has pur-
chased the Koser residence and took
possession Tuesday.
Last week Olaf Moller had gran
airy and about 100 bushels of wheat
burned by a fire started by a neigh
Dor to burn weeds.
F. w. Halls, who located on his
homestead on the Fort Peck reserva-
ton about year ago, was In town
after supplies Wednesday.
C. F. Winter and wife, c. j. Davies
and wife, and Frank Huber were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| C. J. Winter at Froid Sunday.
C. E. Barnes, a most proficient
chef, who has been employed at the
| Lake Hotel number of months, left
Sunday morning for Lusk, Wyom-
ing. His friends here wish him
success.
Mr.. Sletten and Mr.. Manley Ever
son arrived here Tuesday from Han
naford, N. D., was car load Of
STOCK, farm machinery and house
hold goods, and have located on their
homesteads few miles west of here.
We bid them welcome to Montana.
Last, week in answer to telegram
of the dangerous illness of her faith
er, Mrs. Henry Letting left fol
Parker, S. D., but he had passed
away before her arrival. The sym
pathy of this community is extended
to her and sorrowing relatives. Mrs
Letting returned Thursday accompa-
MED by her sister.
! C. NJ. Sager, landlord of the Lake
Hotel, who has been out at his home
stead on the Reservation number
of weeks, is reported to be progress
ing rapidly with his farm work ane
has a number of acres planted with
wheat.
The High school girls gave sur
prise party to Miss Kies, one of theil
teachers Thursday evening and pre-
sented her with beautiful chatting
dish. A very unique lunch wa
, served and all had a jolly good time
Frank Huber arrived here las
, Thursday from LIE Sueur, Mimi, AM
has accepted a position as salesmal
in C. w. Winters meat market. MI
Huber has had a number of years
) experience in the butcher bushes
which he thoroughly understand
, from first to last and is a yer,
: courteous salesman. He is broth
, er of Mr.. Winters first wife.
Mr.. A. T. Anderson, the high elias
{ miller of the Medicine Lake fiourinl
. mill, left Wednesday for his farm
near Buford, N. D. Owing to tn
scarcity of wheat to keep the mi
/ ir constant operation it has bee
/ thought best to shut it down TO
;. awhile and until the new crop al
/. rives Mr.. Anderson will remain o
: his farm. He still remtains his pc
| sition and will return when the mi
: opens 70 rbusiness again.
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CASUALS FROM MONTANA
REACH NEW YORK MAY 4

New York, May with 1,643
troops, including two officers and III
men of the 464th aero squadron and
casuals from Montana, the cruiser
Frederick arrived today from Brest'
The, steamship General Goesthals
from Bordeaux brought 1,4l7 troops
including the Goth, 161st, 491th
494 and 655 aero squadrons and the
656th aero supply squadron.
Twenty-one casuals from Calltof,
MIA returned on the steamship west
ern Hero from La Palline.
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MEDICINE LAKE

Mrs. o. S. Bradshaw is very sick.
Otis Eie left Wednesday for Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
II. McGill left Wednesday for
Minneapolis, by auto.
n. Sparkling went to Flaxvllle on
business Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Macarthur is reported
very sic..1 this week.
r. Paulson was down from re-
serve Wednesday on business.
Mrs. NE. E. Frandsen is visiting
relatives at Poplar this week.
E. G. Peterson, of The Lake Store
has erected a line of hitching posts
for horses, back of his store.
G. w. Lipscomb, who has been Wis
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(UNTY ROUNDUP
resting County Items From
Exchanges and Readers
WHITEHALL

w
lack Porter, who has been
,g the winter in Iowa for her
81 pntllrned home Wednesday.
& and Mrs. Everson and fami-
,,od the first of the week into
o,lso which was formerly occu-
h. the Jones family.
g 'TrIesdeIPs family arrived the
If the week from Daleview and
ZINC in the Hansen Barren
ssence We welcome them to
4 are glad to report that little
j Belt is recovering from infuen-
j Nv May baskets were hung
] night which was enjoyment for
7civer and receiver.
II Backu, who has been laid up
1 the rheumatism for some time
eonrted better but is not able to
j r6lnd yet. The children are re-
srino from the Scarletina.
is Hazel Hansen, who has
pnds in Whitehall, was married
Irsday, May 1st, to Mr.. Joel E
h. at CHntonville, Wisconsin.
r. Schaff, who lives in Canada
l. the Courier a pleasa-.t cal
Ing the week.
lis Emily Johnson is now living
Miss Whites residence.
NJ. Dunn was transacting bust
! in our city Friday.
he / 0. o. F. celebrated theil
tn Anniversary by holding a ban
I Saturday night for the mem
) and their families. A numbe-
members from Scobey were pres
A program was rendered con
ing of songs, readings and reel
ons. Many good toasts wer'
en- by the toastmasters, supper wa
we'd in the evening and a genera
ID time was had by all.
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DOOLEY


Mrs. Lenfest is working at the
Dooley pharmacy.
Herman Heppner recently pur-
chased a Ford car.
Jim Trawler was here from Dale
view Wednesday.
Krist Kraakmo returned to Ada,
Mimi, Monday.
Steiner Thompson of Pepper, Sask.,
was here Sunday.
N. P. Loucks and Lars Hanson
motored to Fortuna Sunday.
H. Hunter returned yesterday
from ten days trip to Minnesota.
DIR. Pierson and Blondy Flasker-
I'd were here Tuesday from Am
brose.
John Goss of New Rockford, N. D.,
is visiting his son, Loyle and family.
Chas. Markham purchased fine
team from liver A. Johnson Tues
day.
Alex st. Arneaud and sons of
Comertown attended mass here Sat-
urday.
J. Frailey and Bert Bertelson of
Opheim spent the first Of the week
here.
D. P. Bailey and family spent
Sunday at the G.. FL. Fallon home at
Whitehall.
N. P. Loucks and wife moved into
| the H. M. Nelson house first of the
| weei..
Harry Rounsevill sold his farm to
Chas. Heising last week. Consider
alton $4,000.
VIM. J. Ehrhart and Prosper Uyt-
terhagen were here from. the Glad
mar country Monday.
N. K. Markuson left yesterday fol-
Medicine Lake to take charge Of the
Epler- Markuson garage at tina,
point.
Bob Dawson returned Saturday
from Thermopolis, Wyo., where he
has been spending the winter.
Sophus Morstad was operated upor
at the Mayo hospital at Rochester
Mimi, last week.
Harry Rounsevill purchased Chew.
rolet car from the Dooley Implement
/ Co. the first of the week.
C. E. Perkins of the Boundry Lum
er Co., spent last Friday here attend
ing to business matters.
i I'D. Cruickshank and w. j. Har
ris purchased Ford cars from thu
Dooley Implement Co. last week.
:; The Dooley Implement Co. ha
just unloaded a carload OF Iltal
tractors and Chevrolet cars.
Il The Misses Grace McNeeiy ant
Tressa Franey attended a teachers
institute at Plentywood Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Hunter is spending tn
week at the Hunter farm near An
/ telope. where her son, Roy, is i'll wit
the measles.
Earl Hoist and family left las
) Friday for Comertown, where n
will have charge of the Nelson-San
/ nerud store at that place.
The Misses Grace McNeeley an
Tressa Franey and w. R. Vezina an
| family motored to Outlook Saturday
: returning by the way of Plentywooe
!. H. w. Brown was here from Nc
/. Elrov Saturday. Mr.. Brown wi
4 soon dispose of his stock OF mel
!. chandise at that point and will re
: sumo his trade of piano tuning.
e Martinus Stenseth, brother OF I
S N. Stenseth, has recently been pre-
: NOTED to captain and given CON
: mand of an aerial squadron. Cap
n Stenseth is an American ace.
: Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Stenseth entel
e tanned at dinner Sunday, Rev. an
e Mrs. Fretheim, Mr.. and Mrs. z.
+ Hegsetn, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Wetz
d and Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. johnson.
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DANE VALLEY

Rev. Anderson went to PIentyWood
last Sunday to hold services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Nelson and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson
and family from Culbertson and Mr.
Martin Olson of McCabe spent Sun
day at Niels Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Anderson and
children spent Sunday at Jacob
Thomsen's.
Just about everybody is busy seed
ing, and the rye fields are looking
fine this year.
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REDSTONE

Mrs. Chas. Fellon of Daleview was
sitting here Wednesday.
Mrs. John Sweeten attended the
asachers' meeting at Plentywood
Iuesday.
John Brenna and Bert Spokesly
Nere over from Navajo last Sunday.
CLAUS Eggan of Archer was in
tbwn Saturday attending to bust
ness matters.
d Mrs. C. B. Bull has been confined
"a her home the past week with the
flu"
Mrs. VIM. Hodgman, who has been
lutte seriously i'll with heart trouble,
IS reported to be improving.
y Deputy Sheriff Freetham was here
from the county seat Friday and
Saturday, transacting legal business.
Fred HareIand was in from his
ranch Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Blae was in from her
ranch home Tuesday.
G. E. Mcconnell and Rev. Dutton
We're visitors at Whitehall Wednes-
day.
Paul Kurtz is confined to his
home this week with tonsilities and
a returne of the "fu."
Selmar Christianson of FlaXvile
spent Sunday here with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C. Christensen.
S. J. Dorothy, the electrician OF
Froid, who formerly owned the cleo
trio plant here, was transacting busl-
ness here Thursday.
Atty S. E. Paul was at the county
seat Saturday where he appeared as
counsel for J. W. Mcclure in q
$4,000 damage suit.
Mrs. Otto Steffler, former resi-
dent of Redstone, is now residing al
Ai,abo, N. D., is visiting with Mrs
Jos. Gordon this week.
Mrs. Cynthia Plummer, Crane
Matron of the Eastern Star Of Mon
tana, visited with the chapter here
at their meeting held Monday even
ing.
c. G. Cornelius was in from hi
ranch south of town Saturday.
Mrs. Otto King arrived here Mon
Gay from Minneapolis to join he
husband, o. R. King, who has bee7
for several weeks making prepare
tons to put in a crop on his rancl
on the reservation. Mrs. King l
visiting with Mrs. L. c. Llr"emaal
(; rev dag; before going out to IN
ranch.
Bank Examiner J. w. Langle
Of Helena, was here Wednesday an
went over the books of the Stat
Bank and found everything in tn
best of condition.
T. 0. Helgeson, of Columbus, !
D., and L. Vannetter, of Mlnot, \
d., were here a few days this wee
ir the interests of the Piper-HoW
Lbr. Co.
Sheriff Bennett was here Monda
attending to some legal matters an
receiving congratulations from n
many friends here over the recel
arrival of fine bouncing boy at n
home.
Miss Mccarthy of Seattle, Wash
is visiting with Misses Lulua, Emn
and Ruth Gray before commencm
upon her duties as stenographef
the office of the County Clerk
Roosevelt county.
John Schlag, one of our prospero'
farmers, was in from his ran'
southeast of town Tuesday.
Thos. Hendrickson, one OF the he
stone boys who had been in the Sc
vice in France, returned here la
Saturday, after receiving his dl
charge from Uncle Sam. he carr
several bullet wounds to remind NJ
Of his visit to France.
There was quite party OF YOU
PEOPLE from here who attended 7
dance at Outlook last Saturd
night. Those composing the paf
We're: Misses Louise knight, Emn
Lulu and Ruth Gray, Dora HubDa
and Miss Mccarthy, Messrs. II
kurtz, Neil Ness, Roy Wigmore a
Dallas Matkin. They all report nj
ing had an enjoyable time.
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FROID

Wasn't that peach of a rain!
S. ]. Dorothy was at Bainville the
first of the weeic.
County Surve or Hart was up
from Mondak yesterday looking over
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09

FOR SALE-20 bushels seed pota-
toes, Early Ohio, rs cents per
bushel. Will sell for rs cents now
rather than carry them over at
$3.50. Address A. A. Bake
Plentywood. Aft.
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Lieut.. VIM. ]. Forsyth, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Forsyth arrived
home from France on Tuesday, April
20. He volunteered May 16, 1917,
and served almost two years.
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ESTRAY

Came to. my place early last fall,
red heifer with stutfy 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 miles N. E. of Plentywood.
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IN THIS PAPER WANT ADS ADVERTISE

FOR SALE-Full blood Barred Ply
mouth Rock eggs, S1.00 setting Of
fifteen eggs. Guaranteed fertile.
H. M. HENDRICKSON, Box SOB,
Plentywood. 50-tf-c
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Producers News Wants Ads bring
results. If you have anything to
sell, rent or have lost or found any
article, our Want Column will serve
you.
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$1,000 REWARD

One bay mare, $50 pounds, four
white legs, white face, branded A
on right shoulder. One chunky
brown made, 1000 pounds, white spot
on shoulder, wire cut on chest, brand
U on left shoulder. JOHN AALLEN,
34t-p Raymond, Mont.
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year old iron grey mare,
weight about 1852 or 1900, white
strips in forehead, had halter on
when last seen. Notify TED LIN
DELL, Antelope, Mont, for re-
ward. 3-2t-p
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Regular S2.25 Mems Blue Demon
Overalls at $1.50. Palubicki's New
Store.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

One black horse colt coming two
years old, unbranded, heavy limbed.
Gone since first part of winter. Stol-
en- or run off range. One bay horse,
7 years old, weight 1900 lbs. to 1400
lbs. Small brand on left jaw. Miss
ing since first of February. ]. j.
FOLEY, Sec. SO, T. 81, r. SIS East.
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FOR SALE-Thirty sets of heavy
work harness, and about one humid
red new leather horse collars. D.
w. NELLY. 25-tf-c
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Serge and Taffeta dresses at only
S9.75 at The New Store, 4o-tf.
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FOR SALE-Shorthor fresh mich
cow and bull calf. L. E. RUE,
Plentywood. 2-tf.
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ESTRAYED

FOR SALE-25 acres joining town
site of Outlook. Under cultivation.
For particulars, write Mrs. Sophia
Belfrage, 1921 N. Walnut St.,
Spokane, Wash. Lite
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WANTED-A job blowing about 100
acres with horses. Address M. S.
ARNESON, Raymond. Att.
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We are oiling Harness! Bring
harness one day and get them the
next. HELLAND-STRAND.
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FOR SALE-Registered two-year-
old Red Polled Bull. Fine animal.
L. E Rue. Soft.
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FOR SALE-Full blood Rhode Island
Red Eggs, $1.00, setting of fifteen
eggs. James Lodahl, Dagmar.
Phone IT, Line A. 3-3t-c
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
NEW ARK

Porter Wallace ID: u good di'iv-
ing horse ,unday.
Waite: GOODWIN and N. ". Fall
haze been il with the grip.
PIT. Cecil Cimber Of Camp Devcn$
has been home on five days fur
Tough.
james H. Baldwin Of St. Johnsbury
spent the week end at l.. D. Gordoa's.
Mrs. xerrdrifff has returned from her
vacation in Rutland to her school in
the Beck district.
Arthur l;bercc is working for
Porter Walhce.
Mrs. Phil iiolbrook and children
are visitin" her relatives in nerbs
,or a week
MIS-. Flora, Bail is chairman Of this
town in the lcl;cf work for the Nca,'
East.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
CABOT

The annual New Years dinner ana
roll call was he'd at the Congrcga-
.ional church, Jan. /.
Union services were held at the
Methodist church last Sunday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Bricn were
visitors at Greensboro New Years
day.
Several from here went to Walden
% attend dance New Years evrn-
ing.
Sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Burtnette, who arc nursing hare. !"!
word their home was burned & \. /
Danville that morning, so tht: see
obliged to leave the families OF
Withar. and Heath, and get their
Goods moved to the Dr.. Watt cottage
where they via j. 'o.' ne present.
Miss Clalissa Woods OF Walden
2souaH SIN puu HIN 1o1 "u!1ro s!
Witham, and Mrs. Emma Woods is
helping in the home of 0. P. Boyles.
Communion services were held at
the ConGreGa. onal church Sunday
morning, at which time seven united
with the church; three by confession
and four By letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. II. Heath are both
i'll with influenza. Mr.. and Mrs. ii-
neit Withan and Mrs. Able LAW
son arc i'll with pneumonia following
influenza at the home Of y. 7. BGy-
les. Mrs. Lamson has Il nurse from
Montpelier caring for her, Mr., and
Mrs. Burtncttc of West Danvillc
have been caring for Mr.. and Mrs.
WI HI pr, and Mr.. and Mrs. Heath.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lam&cn Of
Mont Meier wera called here by The
ser'oul lines, OF their mother, Mrs
Abbic lam. on.
George Boyles of Montpelier WAS
q BUSINESS visitor here the last OF
tho week.
Mrs. VIII Adams has been on tn"
sic|. list, a!,o NJ. Sallic Lyford
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

ATTENDANTS wanted--Men and
women wanted at Vermont State
Hospital FOR the Insane. to take poo
sitions as attendants. For those who
50 desire. opportunity is offered to
enter training school for nurses. For
uarticulars apply Vermont State Hos
pitul for the Insane. Waterbury. Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
WEST DANVILLE

Miss Arlene Jennison and Harold
Swasey were recent guests at Charles
Swasey'5.
Neil Matheson of the Royal Flying
Corp of Toronto, Canada, spent the
week with his sister, Mrs. A.
D. Blackadar.
Ned Woods spent a few days at
St. Johnsbury last week.
Miss Emily Armstrong returned
home from St. Johnsbury Saturday,
where she has been working for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Mary Aver is spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Walter
SWEET.
Henry Woods of the U. S. N. Of
New York went to st. Johnsbury
Monday to snend a few days before
returning TO New York.
Mrs. Jennie Allsopp of Lii
Rock, Ark, has come to spend
winter with her mother, Mrs. All
Daniels.
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WAS RESTLESS AT NIGHT

Sufferers from kidney trouble ex-
nC:icrcc bacEachc. rh:unat.c rains,
aches in Joints ard muscles and other
torturous affection. Z. ". XII t, r.
r. p. 2, Fox ., Shortcrs, Ala, writes:
y used Foley Kidney Pills as I was
% restless over night with pains in
ny back and side. They did me good
and truthfully say Foley Kidney
pli; is the medicine for kidney troul,-
lc.' Snl'l Everywhere.