davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Heights Houses Lead Way
In Apartment Trading
Six.Story Building Occupying
Block Front In Amsterdam
Ave. Sold bv Operator

Jules Nehring, Inc, have sold to JOS
Greenwald the Dolson apartment, q
six-story elevator apartment, covering
block front on the westerly side oil
Amsterdam Avenue, between 10th and
iF!th streets, on plot 200x10O. The
building accommodates 120 families and
twelve stores.
Seventh Avenue Flats Sold
James o. Wright has sold for Iich.
tenberg Bros. to the Unique Operatina
Company, Inc, the six-story modern
apartment with eight stores, on Mot
40xl0O. at 2501-3 Seventh Avenue
northeast corner 145th Street The
same broker sold for Joseph T. Phillips
TO Adolph G. Sska the five-story fiat
and store, on lot 2Oxl0O, at $3.50 Sew.
en.h Avenue.
Other Trading on Heights
Charles Galewski has BOUGHT from
A. q J. Kearney the two fiye-story
apartments at All and 473 West 145th
street, northwest corner of Convent
Avenue, on plot 75x10O.
Edward B. Corey has sold to John
!. beeman the six-story apartment at
5a7-5l9 West 1s9th Street, on plot
Charles ]. Fritz has sold for the
paulward Company 500 to 513 West
l16th Street, two five-story apartments
on OF plot 85xo9.11, to the University
Realty Company, Inc
Buying in Other Sections
j. Edgar Leaycraft e. Co. have sold
Tor the Bankers Trust Company. as
trustees, 81 East Fourth Street, q five
story fiat. on lot 26x96.
j.. S. Maxwell has sold for q client
to Adolf Weiss the five-story building
at 1913 West Sixty-sixth Street, on plot
The West 154th Street CORPORATION
mas sold to Harold Matthews 234 East
Seventieth Street, a four-story flat. on
lot 25x1O0. '' W.
Duff & Conger, Inc, has sold for a
client Of Middlebrook & Borland tho
Two buildings at ali and Alb East
Eighty-third Street, on plot 4sx102,
and for John s. Jenkins the apartment
at 232 East Eighty-frst Street, on plot
24.11x102.
The Circle Realty Company has
bought from Daniel II. jackson the six
saory apartment, on plot 41.8xf00, at
ozo west Ninety-sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Investor Gets Three Flats
I'm Briggs Avenue. in Bronx

Edward H. Burger has sold the three
four-story apartments at $500, 1884 and
2698 Briggs Avenue.
B. Schldhaus has sold for the A.
Aren't Company to Charlotte Columbus
S82 Kelly Street, a fivestory fiat, on
plot 38x100; also sold for Jacob Javitz
to David Shapiro SOC Cauldwell Ave
nue., three-story dwelling.
D. A. Trotta has sold for A. D. Adams
2409 Beaumont Avenue, a fve-story
apartment, on plot 5Ox65x95, and for
Lena Mcmahon 2471 Arthur Avenue, a
three-story dwelling with store, on lot
25Xl00.
Ryan E. Co. with Eugene Busher have
sold the two-family dwelling at 1920
Ogden Avenue, on lot 20x100.
Otto c. Borden jr. has resold two
three family dwellings, on plot 5ox8O,
at 3342 to 3344 Decatur Avenue, through
Leon G. Losere.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
TRANS.PACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Cen
el-al Postoffice and City Hal! Postofflce
station. New York, at p. m, follows
Hawaii and Guam, via San Francisco
U. $. a. transport Sherman. March 81.
Hawaii. via San Francisco, steamship
Japan. Corea. China. Siam. Siberia
Cochin China Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and Vie
toria. B. C., steamship Empress of Russia
April 3.
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook islands New
Zealand and Australia, VIA San Francisco
steamship Tofua. April 4.
China, Siam. Cochin China, Netherlands
East Indies and Philippine Islands, via San
francisco, steamship Nile April g.
Japan, Corea and specially addressed
mail tor China. via Seattle, steamship kash-
ina Maru. April 5.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Packard Motor Car Company
To Erect BROOKLYN Building

The block front on Bedford Avenue,
between Sullivan and Malbone streets,
a plot measuring 200 feet on Bedford
Avenue. 900 feet in Malbone Street and
100 feet in Sullivan Street, has been
purchased by the Packard Motor Car
Company, of Detroit, as a site for a
three-story ornamental building to be
devoted to show rooms and sales de-
partments.
Thep lot was assembled by William
P. Rae as broker, and the various own
ers we're the Realty Associates, Mrs.
" Stilwell, known in the literary world
as Laura Jean Libby; Abraham Below
sky and John H. Eckhoff. The build
ing planned for the plot will be the
largest in the borough devoted to
motor car show rooms
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Old Thomas Homestead.
Near Flushing. Is Sold

Ira L. Terry has sold the old Thomas
homestead on Broadway, Auburndalc,
to Elizabeth Hoffner, Of Manhattan;
the property at so Central Avenue,
Flushing, to Joseph Rogers; the bust
ness property at 38 and 40 Main Street
to Will,Hm c. Williams; a parcel left
by William II. Ewbanks in his will to
st. Georges Church, Flushing, to
Abraham Staten; the property at e2
Parsons Avenue to Mary Mccarthy
and property on Madison Avenue to
Charles Imperato
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Long Island Sales

The Clinton Trading Company has
sold to Siebelt Kruse a dwelling in
Fifth Street, $50 feet northeast of
Rockaway Avenue, Valley Stream. l.. l.,
o. plot 45x165. irregular. Ernst Fin
deisen was the broker
j. Albert Johntra has sold the house
at 1855 Cypress Avenue. Flushing, for
Anna Burd to H. w. Harpin, on plot
50x100.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Estate at Rye Rented

Stewart c. Schenck has leased an
estate at Rye, facing the water, con-
sisting of stone and frame house and
garage, all out-buildings, with five
acres, belonging to Janet M. Sherman.
The Robert Il. Farley Organization
has leased for the summer months for
George A. Harker his residence at
Howard Avenue, White Plains, to H.
D. Kaufman of this city.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Bourne Buys Manor Property

Mrs. c. NJ. Murdoch and Arthur s.
Hawley have sold the property at Lin
den and Grove avenues, Manor, a house
and garage, to Humphrey M. Bourne,
of Larchmont; for Mrs. Margaret Allen
Martin her home on Fountain Square
to John F. Kohler; for the Larchmont
Holding Company apartments in Larch-
mont Court to w. A. G. lie Boutillier.
of Rye. and Latham ]. Ovens, of New
Rochelle.
The same brokers have rented for
Frank NJ. Hardenbrook his home on
Walnut Avenue to Harry Negbaur; for
Lynn W. Thompson his home in Larch-
mont Park to Thomas F. Hall, and for
Miss Josephine Cone her house on
Kane Avenue to C. A. Gardiner, Of
Larchmont.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
jersey Houses for Brooklynites

s. S. Walstrum Gordon & Forman
have sold for the Smith-Singer Com
pany the houses at 391 Rock Road at
Glen Rock, N. j., to Paul A. Chevalier,
of Brooklyn, and for Jorgen P. Eriksen,
his home, at 325 Highwood Avenue, to
Charles B. Page, also Of Brooklyn, and
for Charles F. Carter to Lotus Phillips
276 South Maple Avenue. I'll at Glen
Rock, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
83d st. Home of Builder Sold

The HaggstromCal Company has
sold for the estate Of Richard Deeves, a
builder, 58 West Eighty-third Street, a
five-story dwelling, 25x85x10O, to Bruce
Reynolds, who will remodel into suites,
converting the first and third floors into
a duplex apartment for his own occu-
pancy. The brokers have been retained
as agents.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Westchester Homes Bought

Prince & Ripley, Inc, has sold for
Mrs. SELMA Wagner her house on Cliff
ford Avenue, Pelnamwood, together
with five adjoining lots, to Fl. G. Car
rell
The home of Bertha J. Ottinger on
Myrtle Boulevard, Larchmont has been
sold to Richard Hill, of this city.
George Howe was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
New Building Plans

2n AV.. cor 4lst st for a 4-sty store
and lofts, 24.sxSo; Hup Realty Co. Inc,
329 East 3Sth ST. owner; Maynicke &
Frabke. 25 Madison Square North archi-
tects: cost .,......--....... $4,000
ELIzABE ST. 204-2o6: for a l-sty
transformer station, 80. 0.3xa54; United
Electric Light and Power Co, 1870 East
18th st, owner; w Whitehall. ~ Elm ST.
architect ............$ 800 900
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Trade Claims 56th St. House

A. W. Miller & Co. have leased for
Miss Julia Budlong 242 West Fifty
sixth Street four story and basement
dwelling Tor fifteen years. and heve
sublet the property to the Record Tire
Company, which will make extensive
alterations for salesroom and executive
Offices. 1S-''
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Sale of South Orange Estate

Edward P. Hamilton & Co. have sold
for N. V. L'Hommedieu Colonial
house and garage and one acre on
Ridgewood Road, South Orange, N. j.,
to F. E. Voegelin, and also to Mr..
voegeiin one-half acre adjoining for
Tallmadge w. Foster.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
26 Trenton Houses Sold

The Meister Builders, Inc, has
sold to Louis Fine twenty-six houses
on Princeton and Crane avenue, Tren-
toa, N. j. These houses were recently
purchased by the seller. Eugene Stone
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
John Leitch, Author, Buys
Home at Pelham Manor

Mrs. G. v Rogers has sold for the
Chambers estate the Italian villa in
Pelham Manor, designed by Dwight J.
Baum, to John Leitch, the author of
"Man to Man." who is also extremely
active in promoting his new theory of
industrial democracy
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
To Alter Chappaqua Home

The home Of James H. Criffen on
King Street, Chappaqua, has been sold
to client of George Howe, who plans
extensive alterations.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
House for Baltimore Woman

Pease G. Gilman announce that the
buyer Of the house at 181 East Eigh-
tieth Street, which they sold this week,
is Mrs. Marian R. Horner, of Balti-
more.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Gets House at Scarsdale

Spencer V. Silverthorne. vice-presi-
dent of McCreery & Co. has purchased
home in Colvin Place, Scarsdale.
Misses Nash and Kennedy were the
hr0kers
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30

Space for American Red Cross
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. has leased
to the American National Red Cross
the sixteenth flood Of the Aibemarle
building at 1101-1109 Broadway, con-
sisting of 1850 square feet, for a term
of years g a rental aggregating $780,
OO0
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
AMERruAr pnprs

hMGNAUAN PORTS
Lake RaatnlnoRr ua,ass March 20 Arrived: Str,
snsSSsnaah nSu.n.aaa g. FsrssSom New % York; 'Ssssa sss
DorchestsGr Gls4ssd; nraG,, str cushnst. Galveston
rs,ters psiaulfi MonadnoaH dasI'Sf; r, ispSn nreas
hsmoaHoxis. houna aus , New York Passed Cape Henry,
dMrsoibo. d.ss etc Sort utai). Gibraltar Tor or or
' sosTosSs hess 9Mtsscbi Mssobi ssssn.issge;; szs;v.,
hhau.'''on. hu' n caieta. Colombia, via Colon Yam
MI MI. New York for Portland and Antwerp
onare nsw copslss Spsk for roM Taa
mors NOR Shrl. baltimore for Liverpool: cam
1en 9nr, wilmington. wilmington Sailed: strs .Knla
nthssnkmsys thony con.tIn In,}, New YORK; St xn:
AVUaHIsSSqsF; UHSRfF' 'nsrnN sKrsnrshaw; Philadelphia.
many; ps,,sy; Powell. Cuba Sailed: Str oien.
s,S.x Sax55vaSsToN. 5sa;s p Tex, March ss-Arr,vea
snylIae' ssntllo pnr3 george Henry Tampico: Man
xana. sailed: strs rrindad,an daa u1sn Ta,npco ha
hhin,tthis. hn,t. Sagua la Grande; Manzanillo. Port
.JACKsoNv1EL1. March 2e-Arrived: !:
STR s.rs Wekika. Ternandlna; Naiwa. savan-
nan; Merrimack. Baltimore: yacht While
awaX, Ana|s, Miami Ssa'led for New York;; sch
Norman bridge. Tampico; sch Theoline.
Yarh Yamh.'ton Hermuda; barge Toneville, New
,siS KEY WEST. Fla. March ARRIVED
Ssr). saeua. Sailed: Str 1ne"'' Gnd'a GSssY. 70 3.
PENSACOLA: schnr Maloyon (Hond), NIjonl.
rahe MoslLn. IL Ala March 2s-Arrlyea strs
York HsTnan wntsr fnsse0la sooas ns'' roso Ss~
Sailed: Strs Manasua (Nic), New leans,
p"rte lake PPrreeland Pre New YORK.; schnr Rachel.
9. NEW ORLEANS. March ss-cleared:
Slrs M Hormione (Br). Havre and Rousn via
MMewport MeM,pp%ns News; News; Lucelun, Port Arthur;
6. .rlH,1,LA,DELrHIA. !, March 2s-Arrived:
strs sars,,'c W. NJ Irish. Tampico, Persian, Jacl<-
nres Tnnslls M0, and Sa savannah Passed Delaware
Str West Tacook. London. Passed bea-
ware IaS,,,,s ,Breaakwater: bound out from Phia-
6. PORT EADs LA. March 2s-Arrived:
Strs M Chalmette, Havana; Coahuila (Mexe.
Mexico Mexico; Federal. sel. Galveston; George "
korselfjord (Nor). Progreso; Lake Mattato.
s,1s I,r1ontesa ERA; Logician (Br1. Liverpool; Ran
o snea strs csn1 Eo4o1e Mss
GGoorsia. Goos. Port Arthur; Masconomo (Br).
ooar Mu5ops o,s Maiden vds', Creek. Europe Matini
SAN FRANcisco}.' spci March 2s--Arr.v.d:
Sailed: strs West Hepburn, Mania. Da'''A'
-, sAND Is., KEY. Fla. March 2e-passed
west 2Sth' Strs Brandywine, Sabine Sun,
Cornueopia; orrns l.eethopolis; 2sth Arizona
TAMPA. Fla, March 29-Arrived: Schrs
J Boyce. Key West; Georgia D jenkins,
Caiohrien lizzie a Williams, Cardenas
William A Nauglen (Br), Preston, Cuba.
Grande.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
SantosS Balfc
Iondon-S Benoni, Minnekahda
Sydney-S S Nuddea
fanama Canal, Cristobal-S 8 N1unra
Nyborg--S S Breifond.
aull-S Hurliness. City OF Madras
Cadtz-S Cabo Espartel.
Arrivals From New York
ShanghaiS S Bolton Castle
East I-ondon-S S Dundrum Castle.
Delagoa Bays Sabine
Buenos Ayres--S S Pancras
Gibratar-S 8 Canoplc.
Hull-S Lake Elkwood
Panama Canal: Cristobai-S Yarmouth.
Havre-S S France.
Shanghai Toyohasht Maru
Leg horns S Tarantia
London-S S Mcsaba.
Antwerp-S S Rockaway Park. Icpanto.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
NEW JERSEY
Private Home for Quick Sale

Ny mining interests call me to
New Mexico permanently. To close
sale of my handsome Colonial homo
within the next two weeks will ac-
cept $500 cash from desirable pur-
chaser and leave balance OF $17,500
on mortgage. including car ga
rage. now under construction. In a
beautiful. refined. highly restricted
suburb. House contains Is big, law
ishly decorated rooms. 3 fully tiled
bathrooms. washroorn and servants
toilet. fitted with buklt-in tubs and
the best fixtures money can buy,
and Is located on plot of almost
an acre. with fine shade trees and
enormous velvet lawns. A boating.
country club and golf club are near
by; splendid land and water Views
spread out for miles: elevation
nearly 1000 feet; all city improve
ments. with the advantages Of the
country here: just a convenient dis
tance from Broadway. Committing
within the hour. Cannot be dupli
Gated for $4,000 at present cost of
building, and it is only three years
old and in perfect condition and re-
pair. For pictures and details write
MINING, Post Office Box 37s. city
Hall Station. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
Shipping News
urGn WATER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ss...--The above figures are Standard
~ ~ Ard not New York State time.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
REAL ESTATE

I,NFuRNIsHED APARTMENrs TO TE7
New-York tribune., 1920-03-30
kN~ BROOKLYN, QUEENS xhap
+ end LONG ISLAND e|SSx
ESsS Rones .Fasu,s. Business Property A&0
aR u = zalalll,zz==szAIzzzzil ID
BROOKLYN

Prospect PI.. near F1atbush Ave, 5story
single, steam heat hot water supply: 4
rooms. bath Price s16500
CHAS. SMITH, A. Court st.
Room loo9 Tel Main 1856
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13
FARMERS AUDITING.
ASSOCIATION HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING

The Northeastern Montana Farmers
Auditing Association held their annual
meeting ut Plentywood last Saturday,
August It'll,
In addition to the directors and dele
gates of farmers stores, elevators and
other organization, E. w. Anderson,
formerly Sheridan county agent, D. B.
Noble Roosevelt county agent. and J..
{. Heisler, chief auditor for the asso-
citation, were present. The secretary
made a good report on the finances
and growth Of the Association.
1t was decided to continue the ser
vices of the present directors who are
AS follows: John p. Miller, president,
Froid: 4. c. Tyler. secretary-treas-
u.er. Homestead: John Stoner. vice
president. Outlook: Tom Rrockley,
Comertown: Sid Blaire. Culbertson;
Delhert Rhodes. Wolf Point: and F. NJ.
Robinson, Scobey.
The Audit work has met with un-
precedented satisfaction. The neces-
Sity Of accurate records are apparent.
The farmers and financierS have more
confidence in the companies that are
audited The income tax report is
easily made out from the auditors re-
port. The farmers, stockholders and
public know that their business is op-
Grated right--a square deal for all. j..
{. Heisler was employed as chief audi
tor and inspector for the next year.
All inquiries regarding the auditing
association work should be sent d.
rectly to the Secretary-Treasurer, r..
G. Tyler, Homestead. Mont.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13
COUNTY AUDITORS
FURNITURE
RESTORED
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
means the defeat of the county COM
missioners in their first round and it
is now up to them to bring a QUO war
ranto as the Producers News has all
the time maintained.
The decision also means that Mrs.
O'Grady is still auditor and Gavin is
not, not even the de facto auditor, and
that all of the warrants issued and
paid on claims audited by Gavin are
absolutely illegal and void and it
means that all these claims must all
be presented to Mrs. O'Grady for re-
audit and actions will in time be in
Stituted to void all OF the actions of
Gavin and the Board of County Com
miSsioners. This will mean that the
bondsmen will have money to pay be-
fore the trouble is ended.
1t is up to County Attorney Gunth-
er, it is his duty, which he is avoid
ing. evidently, to bring an injunction
against Gavin, and the Board of Coun-
~ Commissioners, and A. A. Major,
Clerk 4 Recorder, and Rex Movius,
County Treasurer. from acting as
County Auditor, passing claims, audit
ed by Gavin and issuing warrants or
registering or paying the same upon
claims issued by Gavin. The people
are waiting to see whether Mr.. Gunth-
er will do his obvious duty or whether
he will almost criniinal1y allow things
u drag along as he is doing now.
1t l. up to Mr.. Gunther T. act and
he is duty bound 10 act At once.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13
SUSPECTED OF INSANITY:
LODGED IN COUNTY JAIL

Wols Point Herald: orion Conners.
:. 10 MaA> resident of Wolf Point sew
Sral years ago, showed up here again
las. week and upon adsiee of state
and county authorities was placed in
Jail ny Chief kearney. who expects
hat the Sheriff will take ConnorS
IL the county jail ut Menetak tomor-
uw-
When Ccrrors first lived here he
a. - declared Insane amt taken 70 the
>G.1ce 4Sylnf-l 1T Warm Springs. 1t
a. Ees known II ne Was discharged
SeuE linz asylum o. wandered away.
u men s,trIsetf that ne %l> here. the
superintendent Of the asylum in
-rz,cs,t the sheriff to have Connors
-sAssr are4 custody if necessary
SztsrI5- Naxs. advised Chief kearrey
- kSsr tn 81 CoHnors ana az
Ee=se h1n Z ht 1ers-t i. I manner that
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13

The auditors # IL Farmers Eleva-
t>r, H. c, Craft and Fletcher. are in
tawA tbs week.
Ar. and Mrs s A. holland and Ar,
md Nrs> J. W. Ray aNtoed to frosd
last SaAaar>
Miss leaaa kANtseA called o.
Re<tAa Rre1eaea Sunday Afternoon
Dat l. 4 Shaker. Ee& sae md vate
aaaa b = u. August 1aaA League
candidates 1Re enaoRse1 - The DeAo-
<1a&Se TSekae> h leax1e needs ev-
efy veto - aaAr fail to q ysar duty.
NatA and ClaTeAee Nyslnger from
California are visiting with their sis
ter, Mrs, Orrsn Rogers Of the city,
Ms H. J. Walker naaste q business
tSip to Medicine Lake between trains
Monday
Mr. Roxlar1 came to Homestead
ns~ssaH and is taking charge Of the
Nss~sia elevator in place Of Roy
Vd&>
oscar Iensvsn and family autoe<t
to the Sant! hills Monsiay on berry
picking,
lsak 1r>t Ter fer The name ii A. W,
$t&Ngs@anA an the Democratic Ballot
at tAe frsmarses> Tuesday. August
9Th As~x<n the hears If Il noen
and : p ~ and PIT IN X after his
NaRse tyr District Judge
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13
BABCOCK AND ELLERY
COLLECT $50 DOL
IARSF0R FRIEND
LY SUIT
1T COST THE TAXPAYERS THAT
AMOUNT TO FIND OUT
WHETHER THE SEED GRAIN
ELECTION WAS LEGAL OR NOT.

We reproduce below the bill. Gavin
audited, of the law firm Of Babcock
l. Ellery, for their services in the
suit entitled, 1.-The State of Montana
ex rel Carl Bull VS.. The Board of
County Commissioners of Sheridan
County, Montana, which was the
friendly suit brought to determine
whether the Seed Grain Election held
last March was legal or otherwise.
In this case. Babcock & Ellery made
4 trip to Helena to argue the case in
the Supreme Court on a stipulation
Of facts.
This bill is one of the reasons that
great efforts is being made to unjuStly
deprive Mrs. O'Grady Of her office.
10 Services in case, entitled
THE State of Montana ex rel
Carl Bull vs.. The Board Of
County Commissioners of
Sheridan County, Montana $4,000
The above fees cover motion to
Vtl;,Sh temporary restraining order
and brief and argument thereon: de-
murrer and brief and argument
theron: drafting order sustaining dc
mur-r and drafting and filing Of
Judgment in favor of defendants dis
HI iSS'tiS Liz COutpikllII lllSl III '>..lSl
action.
STATE OF MONTANA,
SIS.
County OF Sheridan,
The undersigned being duly sworn,
>>.>> that he is 4 member of the firm
Of Rabcock 4 Ellery as therein stated.
an dthat the amount therein claimed
is correct, just and wholly unpaid
c. r. El.LERY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day of August A. D. 1920.
SEAL. r. H. JOHNSON,
Notary Public for State of Montana.
residing at Plentywood. My commits
sion expires, August Is. 1922.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-13
CCA!ERTOWN
lAsnt forget the Pris

AAsA0 fGsget the frlmarle$> August
ccsss, Es> there. The \N,parti>an
--easue Candidates are On the Demo-
c>s,is Eir&e.>
Gof, i>"ekle.y called at the John
Series horne st>t week.
1ahn Gates IS hauling coal from the
! >ec;rsc r,'9-.
LIS, ban Mccall \. as :: caller at the
t,o>c Gih~.n home last week
Gil >us',.;eN M 1T Coca Skunk
t.,:n': On .a<ias~> tn !;;tter part of
I y t,:o>!>,ry ard Jack Roach
Z - < looking aHer their crop to see
ROM much damage the hail done.
NsS. Pricheft MAS & caller ut the
tohr Series home.
TED your neishbsrS that 4. ".
Skassssand Is the League Candidate
fer Jadge and hot to forget that the
Primaries evn.e OH August eth.
Dam MCGOWAN was caller in
Pheasant Valley Thursday.
Their MAS big hail storm We'd
evening in and around Com
sstewn which did lots of damage.
Leo Bradley and family visited a.
ct,e Dan MCGOWAN home Sunday.
s<or johnson was shopping in town
the latter part of the week.
john Series and wife were callers at
the Dan Metso~an home Sunday.
Mrs, lvor johnson had the misfor-
tune to lose 70 turkeys by the coy
cteS.
ChaS. Maxen was out to the Mrs.
MeGovsrn place Monday
bout he Stacker, get cut and vote
Primary day. polls open from 1850
nsan t. p NJ. August 24th. League
candidates are endorsed IN the Desao-
cratic Ticket, The League needs ev-
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