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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-09
Avontlaie transacted business in SEQ

Avontlaie transacted business in Sco-
hey on Monday.
| J. +. Lestoe, representing the sec
Rotary Of states office, was in SEQ
hey this week, checking up the Ii
censes OF automobile owners.
Mrs. T. J. Murphy of Austin, Mimi,
arrived in this city Tuesday evening
and viii spend few weeks at her
sons home, P. Z. Murphy.
Doc Han'ey, who at ono time did
his practice in Scobey, but now Of
Detroit. Mich. is spending this week
in Scobey on business matters.
Miss Ethel G. Lockrem of the Cle.k
and Recorders Office at Plentywood, is
spending a few days in Scobey with
friends.
1t. J. o. Frosted of the Salvation
Army of kalispell, Mont. arrived
here Monday from that place and
visited couple of days with his
sister, Miss Frostad, Of this place.
Harry Shook Of the Shook & Davis
Garage Co., was out the early part
Of this week, looking over the coun-
try for 50 miles around Scobey. Mr..
Shook says that the crops are look
ing fine in all directions.
Miss Alvina Luger of Minneapolis,
who has been spending few days
ut the r. B. Murphy home in this city,
left Saturday for the Yellowston Ma
tional Park, where she will spend a
couple Of weeks.
Carroll w. Spurrier of Julian was
a caller in this city last Saturday.
Mr.. Spurrier lost a few head of
horses and is out trying to round
them up.
John KiIlenbeck of the Avondale
country was caller in the county
seat Of Daniels Tuesday. John says
that he is $3.50, half in Valley coun.
ty and half in Daniels.
| Mrs. Harris and daughter Isabel re.
turned to this city Frida! evening
from the coast, where they have beer
spending the winter months. They
LETT Saturday afternoon for their farm
in the Coal Greek country, where
, they expect to spend the rest Of thu
summer.
4 number of business men turne,
out on Tuesday evening for the pur
pose Of organizing d volunteer fire
. department. Royce ID. Burke wa!
, elected chairman of the meeting, Gil
bert Bake, fire CHIEF. Roy N. Stew
art. clerk, H. l.. Ellingham, treas
ureer.
slr and Mrs. Fred Tasa of Flax
vile motored over from Flaxville Sun
: day evening.
Jim Meade of Peerless TRANSACTED
business in this city the latter part OF
last week.
> Miss Murphy and Henry Anderson
Of the Julian country attended thu
sl,o. at the Rex Sunday evening.
4. N. Freuen has ordered music
and has enough instruments at hant
to start band in Scobey. A meet
ing will be called within a very short
time.
The local Odd Fellows will give q
picnic on Sunday afternoon, July II
at Stonie Point The Whitehall ant
Scobey Junior base ball teams vii
Iplay there. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. Ben Hart returned Saturday
evening from Austin, MIMI, where
she Was called six weeks ago owing
to the death of her mother. Mar.
garet McAdoo and Verna Fink, sis.
tiers of Mrs. Hart. returned to Scobey
with her and are visiting at the Har,
home
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-09
WESLEY

Emil Austad and family from Com
e1town were down Sunday, visiting
with friends.
Lewis Allen resigned his position
at the depot Thursday.
The DorraS Laaiies Aid will
meet with Mrs. VIM. Guam July 18th
at = O'Clock. \ cordial welcome to
all.
County Agent Babcock Of Divide
~c1n,nfy passed through this city Mon
rtlay on his way to the Dareville coun-
try.
j. E. Jensen arrived here from Ray
. mond Monday and will be employed
, at the Westby Meat Market
Christ Hoist of McElroy was !
Westby visitor Thursday.
Henry Skeels went out to his farm
Tuesday morning to make arrange
,nsnts TO have his fields dragged to
destroy weeds.
Geo. Elliot, of kenmare. left Thurs
day for his home after closing a very
successful term of school in the Nc
Kinley school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohwoder re-
turned Thursday afternoon from
their vacation. They report q good
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skeeis went
down to Crosby Wednesday to hear
ex-president Taft. They returned
this morning.
Oscar Helgeson and Bernard Gun
tlersOn from near the boundary line
took the 500 from here to AieNandr.a
Mian., ON Tuesday, where they viii
attend the convention Of the RENE
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-09

COMERTOWN
Joe Winters representing the At
wood Larson Commission Co., was in
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austad and son Her
nit autoed to Westby Sunday.
p. Bruvold and John Nelson went
to Plentywood Wednesday cha auto.
Nels Nelson and family Of Westby
were Comertown visitors Tuesday ev-
ening
John Nelson and family moved out
to the homestead south Of town We'd
nesday morning.
John HOLDEN Of Hanks, N. D., was
seen on our streets Wednesday.
Jess Cook Of Whitehall and rep
resentative Of the Westland Oil Co,
Of Scobey was looking over the Com
er1o"n territory Wednesday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-09
SCOBEY

E.H,," s.I,:e % Nas!Oc waH among
tic '.,.-in"-- callers here the first Of
i.Ir .r."k.
;. j. p nee and Carl Grot,c took
in IT,, .sitt- y: al! Saskatchewan last
wr.x.
u: nr' Mr.. lloyd Hanson OF Fer
tile. Mnn. arrived IN th'. city last
:-:.,.L...a. afternoon and expect to
rn.:.:> i.,".r future home in Scobcy.
VI. Hun-on Ms cashier Of the First
| N;..,"n1s Bank of :Scohc: laai yea,
ar. iia4 10 leave here on account Of
| illness. Hn!.ver. Ee i feeling fine
40" ar,. Drbcc,. ~ go into some
business IN this city within Il short
tins,
Il. y. Tc,nplcman OF M:ldoc WAS I.
caller IN Sc9t,ey III: ilr OF the
week.
William: Jarvis 81 GleE,nna was
arnvn1 INC yuEir2-. caIier- ~ Scohe!
Tuc-iay.
Nir unn Mr.. Geo. ". Lane OF
N,uyc werc Scubey visitors on Mon
da;.
RABBIT" johnson and Punk
IA-ke who are engaged in classify
ing .an.- in Roo -cveIt county. arrived
here Non.iay in the Hesperus II and
sioppe,i long enough, to see few of
tn"'r friends before departing for
Wn: Poin. !. which place they are
heaiiHua.ter
Ca? VI. :Aidrjch. one of the pioneer
farmer, in the NaIoc territory Was
n business caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. AMI Mr.. Gus Nal,l we're Mon
.iay callers in the county seat OF
Ianiel- Count
Sheriff Jack Bennett; Mas up from
P:cnt.y...I Monday on Official bust
ness.
Mi-> Ethel hougiani. \. p. Bilstad.
,pIunI Holml.. and James HOugland
we're over from Whitehall Monday ev-
cning.
Mr.. ". Spurrier. clerk and re-
cor.ie- ot the County OF Daniels. was
Il plea INT caller in this city the
eariv par. Of thi. week.
$. W Matter ami Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Otis left TUESDAY morning FOR points
in Michigan. where they will visit
their homes for 4 few weeks.
T. o. Ti.ndc, one Of our local mer-
chants le;, last week for Portland.
Oregon. w..crc ne will spend couple
OF week With relatives. Mrs. Tande
lief; he-c some time ago and Will re-
turn TO Sco;,ey when Mr.. Tande re-
turns.
j. K Williams was a caller in town
Saturday.
Wait Truax came in from his
RANCH TUESDAY.
p. 3. Murphy. cashier Of the Mer-
chants National Bank. spent few
DAYS ut New England. u. D.
Geo Craig and Conrad Myre who
came back TO Scoi,ey short while
ago to put the finishing touches on
the water tank. left Tuesday morning
for points in Colorado. where they
expect to put up three more tanks.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. I'd. Bueker
o.. FIaxville on Sunday, June 9th. a
ten pound boy.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Meudenhall Of the Julian country. on
SUNDAY. June 27th. a girl
Bills Davis and ". $. Griffith trans
acted business at Poplar the early
part of this week.
F.. L. Erickson Of Minet Is spend
ins couple Of weeks at the Chaplin
home.
L. Carroll. l.. Heisler. Geo Craw-
! for,i and \. r Bilsteai notorei over
from Whitehall Sunday afternoon.
Pete Carlsrude. manager of the
Farmers elevator. transacted business
at WiiiiSton. n. D.. the early part of
. this week
! A. y. Frcucne. who is there with
the brush. is painting the Rex Thea
tire and the Scohcy Citizen building.
Mrs. Harry Shocks left Monday.
July 18th. for Anamoosc. \. d.. where
she will visit Harry's folks for few
weef'S.
Louie Edland and Hans Scott Of
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-08-29

Continued from page one)
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-08-29
Oddie. a Vote Getter
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS.

Who. among The Republican ena
toriaI candidates. can most certainly
win the election?
In the case of former Governor
Oddie there are no uncertain e.e-
ments. Past elections prove the ia-
ture.
In 1910 Oddie was elected govern
or By a vote of the Republican candi-
dates for senate aud congress by 63s
and 33e respectively.
In the Democratic year OF 1911,
Oddie's vote in the state outside Of
Washoe county. exceeded the vote for
the Republican candidates for senate
and congress BY 7s3 and "a re-
spectigeIy.
Owing to local issues in 1914,
eddie received in the Republican
county of Wasnoe but 1850 votes as
against mis- opponent 2e+7 votes. \
reversal Of Washoe's votes would
have elected eddie By 500.
-Four years later. 1918, Washoe
county swung back for eddie With
the magnificent vofe Of 1884 as
against 2s15 for MS same opponent
in 1914
In 1s1s-a Democratic landslide in
Nevada-in which the average plural
ity OF seven Democratic candidates,
outside OF governor. was 4206, eddie
was defeated by but 1850 voices. Cd
dies vote exceeded the average tote
of seven other defeated Republican
candidates by 2349.
The Democratic candidate for the
senate, whose plurality was i13i, re-
ceived In 1918 but $50 moro votes
than did Oddie. The votes were:
Henderson, 1a.197; oddie, 1855.
IL Henderson could get only 352
more votes than eddie in a Demo-
cratic landslide, where will he get
of with Oddie as his opponent In
the Republican year 1920.
The vote of Nevada may and prob
ably will determine whether the next
senate will be Republican or Demo
cratic.
u is imperative that Republicans
think and vote wisely. This Is no
time for experiment.
eddie has proven n can deliver
the goods.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-08-29

Contributed by Republicans who
believe Oddie would be the strong
est candidate. CAdyt.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-08-29


about twenty guests we're entertain
ed al cards in honor Of Mrs. Winfield
Scott Elliott and Mrs. Henry Krumb.
Invited 10 share Mrs. bennett hos
pitality upon the occasion we're Mrs.
Elliott, Mrs. Krumb. Mrs. George
whitley, Mrs. Ralph Bowdle, Mrs.
Charles Chandler. Mrs. John Weber.
Mrs. Gael Hoag. Mrs. Van Newman.
Mrs. Julian Fliege, Mrs. George Lins-
ley, Mrs. Samuel Patrick, Mrs. Fred
Clark, Mrs. William Neil McGill, Mrs.
Arthur Smith, Mrs. Aubrey b. Don
ham. Miss Lakenau and Miss Smith
Mrs. {. o Bonner was the host
es to the Needlecraft Sewing Club
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Elithrope of Reno is the
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J
p. Rumbaugh.
Mrs. Julian Fliege OF MeGill has is
sued invitations for caris on septens-
Der third.
Mrs. NJ. A. Clays OF Salt Lake Il the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Fred
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Harris have
returned from their honeymoon trip
in California and are domici1ed at the.
Stsptoe hotel.
The Catholic ladies card party was
an enjoyable entertainment CT FRI
day, attended by fifty guests who
participated in 800" during the
evening, the prizes being awarded as
follows: Ladies' first prize, Mrs.
Tom Bath; ladies' second prize. Mrs.
John Eager; gentlemen's first prize.
Jay Brinton; gentlemen's second
prize. Layton Plummer.
The meeting OF the Methodist Aid
Society at the home of Mrs. E. C.
Hair was an enjoyable affair of Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Eddy and son Her
bert and Mrs. Marie Brown have re
turned from an extended visit in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Mary Bonner and Miss Eliza
Bonner of Cherry Greek have return
ed to their home after an extended
visit In Ely.
Next Thursday night the Wofnans
Club of Ely will entertain with a
card party at the home of Mrs. 81.
Miles on Clark street. The district
convention OF the Nevada Federation
OF Women's Clubs will convene In
Ely In October and 1t is hoped funds
TO defray the necessary expenses at
that time will be raised at the card
nartv Thursday
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

The office of the Supervisor o;
Registration will be open on the Is
Monday in each month for the pur
pose Of registering any person who
is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been a resident
of the State for two years, and CT
the county one year. and OF the
polli-g precinct in which the elector
offers to vote four months before
the day of elction, and shall have
paid, six months before, any poll
tax then due and payable, and who
can both read and write any section
to him by the Supervisors of Regis
tration, or who can show that he
owns, and has paid all taxes coilectl-
BILE on during the present year. prop
erty in this State assessed at three
hundred dollars or more.
B. E. CLARKSON,
Clerk of Board.
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my wife said she
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hired girl a holi-
day and get me up
a boiled dinner,
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