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The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-25

November Issue of BszOo Monthly
Is Dedicated TO Banker.

OF interest in Columbia is the an
nounccmont that the November issue Of
The Bazoo Monthly Magazine. published
by Col. ]. West Goodwin Of Sedalis, is
dedicated to Col r. B. Price. Columbia
banker. The notice appearing Oh the
front l1gc Of The Bazoo says: Respect
FULLY dedicated to Col.s r. L. Price Of
Columbia. Nc, the Oldest banker in the
state, a dipii6ed gentlemen Of ihe old
Southern school.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-25
LAWRENCE WRIGHT ENLIsTs
ST. Louis Recruiting District Ac-
cnnis 5i Apnlicants.

Lag1rnc Wright of purhlo, Colo.. on
listed sesic~day = lie local tr,rnifiss Z
eficc lor service ir Vie. field artillery.
!Ie he's been making his home in Co.uT-
bis recently With biz cousin.. Elmer Ca
Icy, On flinkson avenue
Fifiy-six applicants were ccceP.ed yes
ierday in The S,. Louis recruiting dis
uict. Of which iae ColIsnbia sIaiicn Is
"a branch. Tiis.iies.:hs resord. ioI. daily
csiisim MS sasls. lsst. Monday. ,....-...
Today has been ideciared a hSiiiay'
BY Col. John Parker. who is in charge Of
lhis disIri,i and the recruiting .s:H.o
viii be closed all diy. + fa
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-25

TIE French Chb hsvc ,lcrted these
officers: pfesidcni. Grace sErHeberry..
sccretsfy.iIcssurv. Msrssfe,, HAS. The
meinhcrs Of second year French Glasses
whose French wosk is good, are eligible.
The beginning students who rank as
excellent. arc also eligible. There are
forly members in the club.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-25

Tic Eta upsilon Gaming, a Sorstity cf,
stephens College will : cnsatain ninc.
guests ThsnksGving Day. They are:
MorjoIie Stewart. St Louis; Nrll Lewis,
Shelbina; Janc Enloe. Eldorsdo; Rowtn,
McKinae, Edalia; Besriee Elnors, Wsr-
ronsbwg;, Helen Treat, St. louis; WI.
ma Morris. Gait; Gladys Schou- Jefor,.
son City, Kaihenne sinclsir. Jefferson
City: Jennie sCrrsns: gokimbia. The
sorority Will give breakfast At 10 o'elcek
lemorrnN morning.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-25
Stephens College Notes

Sisters and daughters Of shriners in
Stephens College hsys fotme6 club.
There are thirty Ine,nbrrt. The officers
are: President, Flow Terry. vicc-presi-
dent. Margaret EDglc secretary and
treasurer. Clenbcll Lane. The club
marched IN the Shriner psrade hast Sat
rrdnx
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-25

then the window i pulled shut by the
weight Of the by 4 which hangs out
side the WINDOW. When the broom bar.
die trors. the buckle, Of rocks is released
and /, also dfcf,s about one foot. This
1rop causes the string which is lied To
he backet and the lever Of the register
to jerk the lever over and the heat is
lurnci or.
"Yes sit. That invention was ! neces-
lily. iou bet j, was!' said Plal,enburg.
NJ getting up in the cold morning,
closing The window and turning on the
heat for me. Just had to think it cu, J
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
viii serve sppriizing lunches Thursday
lll day. These lunches are prepared like
Nelhers. Tenth and Broadway ADV.
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MORTGAGE BURNED.
Cedars M. r. Church. Free ~
Debt, Was Dedicated
Sunday Evening

Dedicated free from deb. I. che dis
tinction ~ Cedars VI. = Church All-dsy
services were held by that c0nsr,sation
Sunday ~ celebratiOn Of the Noh.evs
rnent. The morning services Ne. m
charge ~ Rev lvanhoe Wills In thf
afternoon, ~ the burning ~ lbs n0Ttugs
Rev. John r OTIS delivered an irserosi
ing address
Dedication wrviose in Re sv-nin.
we're conducted by Rsv Robsr, Wet
district Eipor.ntendsnt Prior b his
sermon, Dr Wat, informed his aufissror
that The entire anVlnt n monsy hal
becn raised and that ~ church va- frss
from any debt
The little church a. ths C.Ssrs pAs -
small 70 accommodate The lsrye erovds
a. tho ser1Tccs yesterday ard lsst evening
several hundred we're Obliged - stand of
the outside
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business Servles.

Business Service.
WHITE PINE CYPREs,
}. e. PINE ChkS rNUr
YELLOW PINS POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
ROOfeEs, SheALhins. nooraS cy-
presS ShInGe>.
AouldLngs Snd v A. Bo>xa-
5. O. SIMMONS & BROS. co.
front And TsSaAl Ssrux4.
D. & A. PSI. Also41-a 80.
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Under Assistant py'n~4ps'

The Wilmington High sohool VII p~,t
ably continue u charge - Acting prin
clpal BarkIry until PshruAry Prof Per
I'm death raused yaoarsy ~ Tho prir
ripalahp
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AUCTIONS--LEGALS
Auction Sales

CCTTON sALE5-.Jf every de~-rfpfiou
Anywhere II you ~zut TO sell sec Hamif-
ton. the square Deal Auctionee- and Farm
Agent. I0b Madison -. Phone 734s VI
PUBLIC 9ALE-At George n Tanx'a st0r-
age House. i205 Orange street THURSDAY
December o. 10 a. m Hand some lot -
china. glassware. rugs. carpets. table linen
bedding. &C Great many of above goods
are suitable for Christmas gifts. and worth
inspection
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

II you think you can't write a yr~,s v-nt
ad, ask Want Ad Takrr - rri,> no ~
for YOU No hargr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

OPERATORS-Girls experienced on Union
special feIlins machines 20 work on athletic
union suite. Clean work. oIcollent working
conditions. Very best piecework prices
Apply Tops1s Bros CO.. az French street
YOUNG LADY-For desirable Office posi-
ton. du POnt Building stenosrRphy not
essential. Sl2 70 start. Address in onw
handwriting. T. IL. Every Evening ON o
Help " Anted-h1ale -
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MERCHANDISE
Machinery and rOols

90 II. r. ChH fnE CRANK ENGfNE-Tr ro
wnoAs, one three feot. Iz13-incn face. six
feet 14ti-iDcb face Uetasr ana governor,
good conoition. Cheap for cash. James r..
besicy. d3i H.. Twelfth 81. Chester, pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
THE STRAND
Fourth ami Poplar Bufee. Tabs
board. Newly furnished rooms. Phone
G240 W.
Wanted-Rooms or Board

" aHIeU-NUUItis bUd1I
ROOM Wanted, furnished or unfirnished
with or without board, ON west side above
sixth. Address. giving rates and other par
ticuiars to V 10, Every Evening Office.
TWO OR THREE RoOMS-N anted, With
board for man, wife and e-year-old girl
North of Rrandywine west of Washington
preferred Address H. Every Evening
Offfce,
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lsl u8ieas instruments


PATHE FBoNpohATHs--ap thclr great e.
est features. no nes1iss TO cnanko. rays all
maze records with tneir respective nesdlss
~ theIr p1st. Guaranteed i've years. Al
tord PIANO Co, zIu w Hintb street.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

AUTOMOBILES
1917 OVERLAND. TOURING. $3.50.
1910 DODGE. TOURING. $500
1919 poRT. TOURING. s4o0.
FORD. TRUCK. $500.
1920 DODGE ROADSTER.
1918 OAKLAND. ROADSTER.
1920 HUPMOBILE. SEDAN.
The above cars may be purchased on
our convenient monthly payment plan
n desired. Act quick.
k~. Mr.. RA.ledse. Ioi7-Ie Orange Sd.
Open evenings, to-.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
l-aper,ng--fAInuna

faper,ny-fnnuns "a
PApEkU AN NGiNus-And wall decora tlons
OF QuAnty. tine WORK n speciAity. kosin h
Bro, AL ehipiey street. fnons 100 ].
WALL. pAPkk-Nov 10 tue ume 10 have
~ors done At moderate prices, Esstmates
cneeriuny Iurulsues1. d. J Holiett, ais
IatnAu strest. fnone s2o9.
WALL rAfEh-ana pApernAnsinx. Low
est price anu suArantseu work. n. sbames.
1U3 N. JAcsson street. pnonc <S2l j.
WALL PAPkk-Of quAkty, Window snsdes
GAll has ". " iilIAm IL. ooodley. sii
hhipIey street.
Printing 40
PhLN lin G-rrlnJers OF business builders
tnarles Ill. cray, IL r.. hIshth street
Pnone Jovp.
Profess,onx, Services n
NUKsEs-Ins Visiting Nurse Associs-
ton OF Wilmington oners eScakttoUat up-
pOrtunttles tol Ine care OF the stck IN th"if
nomo py gradual nurses at tue minimum
cnArge of sihJy CO - visit. A ne service
is Tree 20 tnoss who cannot pay. Nurses
are ON duty from y. IN. until y. m. no
case Ue carried wItnouL pDysiclhn
In attendance. tat Superln ssudsnt, oo@
Nest strcet, Telephones ossv-ossl.
aepaiTlng Is
FUkNIT L khe-A, ariux oiu turnitur. look
equal to new. Repairing. upnoistertns anu
Gaming. Phone otso " Viz rrenCh stree.
anteu-. usin ss service Oh
WANTED-luUU carpets to clean. House
hold goods stored. george r, Lana 90.
Loo orange street, Phone 1887.
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Mantsd-Female 3z
COON NanGed 10 rast with downstairs
Work. koierenC. required. Iuu5 frsnsnh
street
GIhl<-F For general house-ork. Two in fam
ily. No wRsnlns Address al, Every
hvenlns Once.
HO USh " Uttn--Csp ia l,le woman for house
WORK. Reference n.c.ssAry. <Uva PARKWAY.
HoUSkM ohh-Aiiodle- A.ed woman for
seDeral housevoTk. Apply xU< W venty-
nlntn street, Phone soos J.
no USEN NOhk-N Woman for housswork-
No ~ssnIns. Apply evenings at 2lp n.
Frank nn street
OUSEWORh-Desfre tho services of
wBite woman in family OF three for gem
era housssorE, 10 40 home at nisnts
No wasnng or ironing state wages en-
pcoted and give reference 10 =, Every
Eveuins once.
OUsEkEkPER-wh bite. experienced
AAust have Al r~fsrence. Phone os.b ".
LADIES Refined youns ladies' 10 sell house
hoic article. bls money .,<S ". Inlrtieth.
MALD-N mite or coIored for general
nousewors. 10 remain MS ts. Phone 35l 4.
AAlD-Axperienced. for general house
sork. heIeFencss- Apply 1910 Franklin 81.
MILLINERY sAL-EoLaDlES-N Anted. er-
perlenced. Apply frioRy Morning bernard
sIs Aaarket strevt.
OFFICE AssIsTANT-Must be accurate
st nsures. Address ; -. livery hvening
Once.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Pnrrns and Land For SsIe

Farms and Land Por Sale SO
ne INDEPENDENT NT-On thfg I9 acre
farm, level fertile soil four miles from
Middlstown. on stone road Ave minutes
waik 70 stores churches schools Acre a@t
in strawberries. Good SIX room house
small barn, poultry house Eastern states
Land Co. Middletown. Del
GENTLEMAN ESTATE Seventy a~res
i1-rOnm houHs. modern conveniences new
stone and frame harm on concrete road
near West Grove, ia Mus. 10 seen ~ -
appreciated box i07 New London pa
Houses Por Sale "A
L OVERTkC AVE. i33s-siT rooms ard
bath all modern convenienre~ Across
from Brandywine Park
WA1HINGIbN HElGHTs-Vsn Buren,
street, INeDty- -second and Twenty-th Il
streets Ssw ssvsn-room house with hath.
attic. open fireplace thrse porchss tlls,
bathroom, large Uvingroom not water
hsst.C Colonial nnish, Apply 800 Orange
street phoue 1fr2q "
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Lots For Sale

LOT--T<a Wing city, must selI choice + Of
overlooking Delaware river One fare
Reasonable terms. Address q 10 Fye-v
Evening once
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FINANCIAL.
Business Opportunities

CoLrToE MEN-Tuo or three good. live
young fellows. with plenty OF Initiative
College education desired. Splendid op-
Every Evening once.
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Service Stations. Repairing

AUTO PAINTING-Why should you
travel In = shabby car paint and up
holster them like new for small amount
Phone 3Z02 J.
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kCOmS AND BOARD

kOON1S AMI BOARD
Rooms With Board 81
MARKET 81. 1901 noom and board FOR
young ladies 80 Pnons AL "
TATNALL ST, IuIl- hoom and board by
day week. Good home cooking. Good
service, reasonable.
Van bUREN 80. s29-Niceiy furnished
room VITA Ooard Sc OF pnone.
WEsf 81. 5lt-koon tor rent with board
All conyeniences.
hooms lthoui board SO
DELAWArt. AVE-. yUl-ric.iy furnished
rooms for rent. All convenIences. Pnons
1lbz.
FRENCH ST. llOo-Hcated room. suitable
Tor t~o sentlenen AL conyunlenoes.
JEFFkk>ON ST slU-NIcely furnished
seconu-slory front room. Modern con
yenlenees 70 OF telephone. Private family
Mon hOh. 81 lOu+-Niceiy furnished
room Tor one or two gentlemen. Also taDle
board. Phone o0s5 J.
PINE ST. I0I6-Three rooms and bath on
second roor. Unfurnsned.
ROOMS Two. for gentlemen or ladies en-
ployed during the Gay. IN small, private
fanny - OF pnone. Pnone 5Szl J.
Rooms Inree. furnished Win use or
bath. heat aud lignt. for two adults. Near
Twenty fourth ana AiaFket. Phone 740e Il.
ROOM Nicely Iurnisned. TOR lady or gen
tIeInan. GOOD location, private family
Board If desired. All c0nyeniences. Use OF
phone. Can ia
SCOTT ST l7O6-Burnished front room
for rent Heat Phone Ill5 W
TATNALL ST Furnished room for
rent g 80 per week. Phone 1.yS J.
WEST ST. 1918 Desirable room. newly
furnished Phone 7O54 j.
WEST ST 1910 Second-story front room
Gentlemen preferred. Private home. Phone
32uo N.
WASHINGTON ST. sII-NiceIy furnished
rooms for gentlemen or married couple.
" SMITH ST. 1908 Two furnished rooms
for rent Phone 55os.
" NINTH ST. l2ul Light airy rooms
furnished. In private family " eli heated.
" l4TH ST. 3OB-Ntcely furnished All
conYenlences. Suitable for TWO gentlemen.
Five minutes from the Hotel du Pont.
W 18TH ST l22-N acancy for gentle
man Conveniences. Good location
W 3OTH ST, . One furnished room for
one or two gentlemen
Rooms kor Housekeeping 90
CLAYAiONT ST. lSO4-second door. un-
Furnished for rent. Heat ana gas
E. PATH ST. Two unfurnished rooms.
second floor. Use Of BATH electric, gas. hot
water heat.
FRENCH ST. 7U5-kooms or light house
Keeping or dodgers
KING ST. o25-Eurnished rooms for
housekeeping heat. gas and electricity.
MADISON ST 2O4-Three rooms on sec
ond floor. with bath.
MADISON ST. 712-Threc unfurnished
rooms for rent. on second door. American
people.
MONROE ST. sO6-Three unfurnlshed
rooms. bath. gas heat Middle ased couple
preferred No children.
n. HARRISON ST. 6O7-Two unfurnfshed
rooms ana bath. Phone 4lO4
RODNEY ST. 3u2-rwo second-story
front rooms. furnished for light house
keeping. with neat.
". FOURTH ST, 205-One large furnished
front room, Tor housekeeping.
". SlATH ST. oU2--'twO furnished rooms
for hsnt housekeeping.
". SIKH ST ,O3Il Two furnished rooms
Tor ilsnt nousekeel pins. Lie At neat and sas
RANGE fufnIshed fnuuo boUS
" Mnere 20 EaI II
WEST ST, I2u2-I able board by the week
Home cooking. Phone 5oo >,
nnere 10 STOP ln Town az
THE STRAND
Fourth ami Poplar. Buree. Tabs
board Newly furnished rooms. Phone
02a0 W.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Comm. Events
Personals
Lost and Found

RFnfOvAL-H. 5. Mitchell. Jcweler. FOR
merly of Ford Building. Tenth ana MAI
kst now los w. Ninth. second hoor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
6ooa Things 10 LAT

SA USACE-fure. country made, 81 cents
pound. Pure country scrappie, Is cents a
pound. Parcel post paId. Satisfaction guar
Rnteed or money refunded. Casn with
orQer. George ". HANKS. Greenwood, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
AUCTION LEcALs
Legal Notices.
sEMKsT POK pH6r-J ExLs
CONSTR GCT STATE HfGHWAys
o. WV CAsTLF COUNTY

Sealed Dropo~.is win "a r~~~s~-> - -.
-taf" runway prparfr1~rt. - - 49,
Iterernber ~ lg2n and ~ fhss 1la~. arr
time publicly opened fur -. errs.rTt~sfn-,
~ ~ miles sfstf Highway grazing n N--
Castle county. llelerare. Involving ~. faf
lowing appruEirnate quantities.
CONT M -
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MoneySaving Specials Here
AUTOMOBILES
SeIsiCe StntiOn, IAepairinR

AUTO kEPAlk CO.-General repairing OF
eli MAKES OF cars. llI5 frencn street.
haAa, lA.a.-.
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Investments, Stocks. Bonds

CITIES SERVICE COMpANY-na bankers
shares MONTY Distribution No %. Henry
IL. DGherty n Co. announce that tire
tvsnt ty- second monthly distribution on
Caties servioe Bankers shares payable
on January |, 1874, to Bankers Shares of
record December 10, 1920. will be 81 cents
on each Bankers share.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09

profound ard learned Mr.. George W.
, uAhic, squire, general counsel for
The majority members Of the beard
Of county commissioners. This bril-
,;ilt huucii pulled :: bone. A bone
that means that the needy farmers
>'iil I.ni'a:ly not 'rt. their hoped Tor
>,>u grain.
Tho news spread nat the bond is
"uc was not legal: not a soul wouId
lD';c the county warrants. Seed
wheat ,orid not be bought. The
/ "HlS b. i,'W can only be issued to
iusIl IT,, "~,rrant.; >.il&r the war
IuHt "a1 !"alIcu. 10 seed grain
Geld h., .,yureN t>nn banks would
II l1i:r il chance al the warrants
II t:!'t :1NIo,'y N,.,1., t t. buy pig; in
'ut:r..
'a.n Il" people di: covered t::..t
IL. ",nNs Go1s'.t. "ners were Nu;
..ar"5';H; the seed :..-iz2 fund n 4"
,s:','"'r ~ prulniace. It was - :
.,',tH. i ,'rlt t|ic sod grain spccl!,t:~
>. T.; i:,>t t'n cards *t~ ked. The l>.ltu~
>r1 ;,nd o.,Il,<c!.s i? nc Scobey PFC
ING; ,o%u IL, q !1las>. \ meeting Wa
+, ii>I II >1cuNcE. bike 'H;lnmoNs end
h5.; J..co'., leaned COUNSEL Cuth,c
: ere called or t,l> >,ipct ana it lnu'y
90: lui, :. l:hic as Il. 5hcv would by
rlo,trl yhrv had pulletl their foxy
grandpa stuff once too many. There
MAS Sonstern,:tion. Two elections
had been called for :. bond issue and
one was lest End ore won Still the
farmers are to m,>t no scn,l GRAIN,
Due to what: Due to the monument
tai stupidity, inehiictncy and ignor-
aucc of Fir. Cudhic and his lrnch-
men, Mr.. Tin,mun, and Watkins,
coupled with the failure of Mr.. Do
lin 10 deliver the necessary printing,
end because the iyllviish, spineless
specimen in the Clerk & Recorder
Office did not have the CUTS to 60 t,
Il shop where he could ct the print
in. and get it v',.,, he %huu{A have
wrt ter ii. That N,atld have offended
Mr.. Nui:u and Mr. Major cheriShc=
the -.1d viii ami ,;m:,l,}s Of Eir.
ny'in and &tt., al h. s.ai.ol CHAR
..,te..
,>o,nt .iliry :,at! l.. he tjenc. Nobody
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09
PR0(,,RESSIYE;S
MAKE GAINS

.+' 80 ~: -, i''-"N' '''t II - l'''
wv '''a' CIV e''' ri"H'',Ht\' l'c''ui'-
,.'i'n ah'' !''ho,'A''' Eic'<'t% won IN
(''t '',',''''1 Oh ''%' u'H'"'H i -
'l'H'' vac '''' p''''' ayes on oo''a
l'ju>'' nave sn'',> <o'' ''v'''n'H !5'''iS'
- "''' ''''''' N''' - : E''''' .,''IA $'"E'~
''N'' 70 ~, '' ''' ''''%'" '' - q, '|.'-
|'"''' /" '"'N"' .''' ':,''','~' vac E'''
''f we prog ':'!>'' 'H1'H'i''i'''' W
'",,&'"N'''"'\ mega, .''"h "'}' re
>"'' t"' >"''' ','' q 't.''.' .;''i -. e i
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09

legal bonds Of any kind just now And
it is, a safe bet that no bank in Min
ncapoli> will take the warrants. The
bankers here wont take chance on
them, and it looks now as ii the
farmer will be able to put in his
eye ali the aid that he viii ger this
year by means Of the county seed
grain bonds.
For this he can THANK his county
officials: stupidity is costly.
k'ut the butcher, the baker, the
candIcstick n>;tli>r al! hid q bon vcy-
age.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09
Real E,,,state Transfers

REM. L;;rATM TRANSFERS
l.. $. i, 10 Lars Eottcn, patent, "
H.. s,W H., -, Sc IA l. - SW Ia
.,h-:}D-lt;.
Henry Peterson 70 Moe Bros.
Coop, warranty deed, $50, lot <,
block :. Archer.
Iii STATE land Co. to Theodore ].
Brown, decd, lot /, block :, Famous.
G. i. Dull, ;.>!sn., 10 Lillian Bridges,
adm. ,>.rd lot 4, block 4, R;.nous.
L. :. :. to Hans c. T. Jensen, pat
ent. MI. IA, l5-3A-ol.
L. $. \. to Dell II. Finnes, patent,
ST. -, l5-32-o11.
Ernest W. Kihcr to Niels J. 4Arder-
son, warranty deed, NE IA. 21-32-57.
Elmer T.. Erickson to Melva L.
Eric!:> on, warranty deed, lot 6, block
Is. >coDey.
Elmer i. Erickson to Mclva l..
Erickson, warranty deed, lot II,
block T, Scobey.
u. S. A. TO Charles Halls, patent,
S IL NE Ii, ST. IA, 20, L IL NE
1T, .l2A-33l-5l.
/. S. 4. to Eugene +. kappcnIlam,
Il. G., 10. II, +. - SN ia, 4-a7~5o.
H'u:r2Ec L. kapphan to Gilbert Z.
Ru:,:.~, warranty decd, consideration
>i2r'?, lot II, + IL S;W Ia, 4-37-55.
Joan \. Davis to Leanuer Jolly,
WARN, ny deed, lot 3, block i, Davis
;>;sou}ul Add. PlcntyWood.
lr&A lcndricllsun to Andrew 0.
tiGn,tri2k*on, warranty deed, $50,
MI IT. M. IL. 9-30-5!.
Ecrt Mason, Well known farmer of
the Sconey country, was county
seat business visitor early in the
week.
G ,,n1 Steiner and CIval Eantz were
in Plenty today Oh the way from
the reservation, where they had been
hunting horses.
C. J. Cntlcr<!al and son James, we'll
known farmers Of the Outlook terri
terry, were business; visitors 20 the
county scat Thursday.
Attorney l.. J. Cns,..d was in Wolf
Point several daIs this week attend
ing t. his growing legal business III
thu metropolis Of Roosevelt ecuAty.
Rohncy SALISBURY, Oscar Collins,
AcSs Aloo,>, Haa Whitaker. Arthur,
ttuocr, Henry WALKERS. Charles.
AdoInh and Amos Westphal, were
nerti, country visitors who were in
Plcntywoo0 Easter Sunday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09

Sam Tough, well known farmer of
the Homestead district, is spending
several days on important business
matters in Plentywood this week.
Charles Huebner, one of the pro-
prietors OF the Brush Lake summer
resort and picnic grounds, was in
the county capitol Thursday, attend
ing to business incidental to opening
of his amusement enterprises.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09

Attorney Erickson of Medicine
Lake was transactirg business in
Plentywood Thursday.
X y X
The World War Veterans OF Archer
gave q dance and smoker at the Arch
or hall last Saturday evening. The
local interest in the World War Vet
Grams in this section of the country
is growing rapidly.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09
Elmer 4. Erickson to Mclva l..
Erickson, warranty deed, lot II,
block T, Scobcy.

Ecrt Mason, Well known farmer of
the Scohcy country, was y county
seat business visitor carly in the
week.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09

Cant Steiner and Orval Eantz were
in Plenty weed today on the way from
tho reservation, where they had been
hunting horses.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09

c. J. CHtlcrGal and son James, we'll
known farmers Of the Outlook terri
terry, were business visitors 70 the
county scat Thursday
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09

Attorney l.. }. Cas,,>d was IN Wolf
roint several days iris week attend
ing t. his growing legal business il
Tho metropolis Of Roosevelt county.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09

RodAoy Salisbury, Oscar Collins,
AcSs Aloo.>. nsa Whitaker, Arthur
Rtuocr Henry Wal.lcrS. Charles,
AdoIph and Amos Westphal, were
ncrti, country visitors who were in
PlcntywooU Easter Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
START WORK ON
STAR BUILDING

Excavation work has been begun
on the lot at the corner Of Fourth
street and Choctaw avenue, opposite
the federal building, preparatory to
the construction Of a two-story brick
and stone building so feet wide and
125 feet long which, when finished,
viii be the home of the Star Publish
ing company of this city. Tho build
ing will front on Choctaw avenue.
Actual construction work viii be
begun within the next day or two
and will be rushed to completion. 1t
is expected that the building will be
ready for occupancy within the next
six weeks. +. Bfightwcl. manager Of
the Star, stated this morning.