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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-08-31
WOOL CONSUMPTION.
Second Only to Wheat Flour Among
Lending Commodities

Leading Commodities.
The stability of the wooden and
worsted industry in this country,
and the desirability of investment
in this class of industrial stock, is
of particular interest just now to in
vestors and prospective investors in
the stock of the Lincoln Worsted
Co.
The following table, compiled by
the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York, shows calculation in per-
centage figures of the production in
this country of eleven important
commodities during June of this
year, figuring normal production and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-08-31
Franklin,

Mrs Lester Salisbury of Bangor
was recent guest of Mrs. Boyd A.
Blaisdell.
Ralph Perkins of Somerville,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Edward
Perkins.
Mrs. Ella Blaisdell entertained at
Knoll Top" Wednesday, having as
dinner guests Mrs. j. H. West, Mrs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-08-31

CUT OUT AND MAIL COUPON NOW
Lincoln Worsted Company Lincoln, Maine.
H. A. Roberts, Ellsworth, Me,
Gentlemen:-Wthout obligation upon part kindly
send full particulars regarding the
Preferred Stock (fu
Common Stock offering.
Name
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
PRONTUARIO.
267

1ales los exp6sos No pueen adopado los hos legtma
dos pues enen estimation legal moral los ios
adotvOs Con los nauraes reconocldo la
adopc6n tee que hacer ura pdbcaar 2OSnO selia
CstO adopci6n escrito ndubado sucene ho
harmonic arcuo 1913 incso oblgare al padre
cerlo mpugnando adopcon prmelamente 10 auoa e
articuo 21O.
Noto-Ios C6dgos Cubano Filipino Espahol
son 173
Refcrcncias-3 Ill Falcon Dob
BOne
ART 2O2-DERECHOs FORzosOLd ddOpci6n
peudicard ningdn los dehos correspondent los
hedros fosOs0s ubsistidn la ddop6n hub
cnfcado Este artfcuo exe C6dgo Espano ha 81
10 teramente tornado del de Louisiana 2 poteen
los deechos de los eerOs pueen
dcado adOpci0n Por estatuO
mite persona aopar adoptado tene la
e del adoptane deeco la heIenca de
puee herdar abintesao benes adOpante pues
pertenecen al hemano del adopaneS L. r. A. I'LL r. c. t. GIL
FL adopado heeero del adOptanteart SS6 sguentes
NOaEste artfcuo Codigos Cubano Felipino
Espahol
ART 203DERECno ADorTADO-EI adOptddo tendrG la
dmd del ddOpdnte 10 sdcchos consideration hjo lcg
DO la crccpc6n cstdblecidG drtclO E adop
ado ene la ama del adOptane los derecO dberes de
o egmO la consideration ho perudigue
los herederos Este artfcuo C6d
EspanOl La dferenca recOnOcmienO aopc0n
ella por la prmera hjo adqiere esao legal que da der
cho heea del padre medic de los causahabenes
die PADRE adopc0n a derechos adoptado1 r.
G. 613 Que enende "derechos deebres de ho leg
no? Por Ell 1885, derechos hio legfmo leyar
e apido de los padres ecbr alimenos la hencia le
gtima Por e 213 el deer dar almeno los padres Po
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
lnforme sobre el Mercado de Azucar Cafe
DE LA BOLSA DE NEW YORK

guiendo, mas bcn dicho, deSpues del
"Dfa del Trabajo'', la American COM
pro $500 sacos de aZticarcs de Puerto
Rico, para embarque Immediate, con
opciones para puertoS de fuera, a
4.61c. c. l. +. Subsecuentemente, co
mo unos $4,000 sacos de azl1cares dc p.
Rico. Il fiote Y para embarque en- Ia
primcra mitad de scptimbrc. fueron
comprados por Arbuckle V Ia American,
a 4.50c. c. l. f.. V el mercado mas tar
de decline q las bases de Axe. n Gu
yo precio. Arbuckle compr6 10000 sa-
COS de Puerto Rico. deSpacho inmedia-
to- 1900 toneladas de Filipinas. en-
puerto. Y In Federal compr1 como unas
|G.600 toneladas, de Filipinas, que de-
'berdn llegar tarle, on septiembre, a In
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

New York. Sept. 9. 1921.
Durante Ia Scmana SO ha cXperimen
tado en- cl mch.atl0 aZlcarrro. tauto
on el mercado de azlicareS crudos. CO.
mo en- el rcfinado. otra rcacci6n h:rcia
Ia baja. No Sc han prcSentatlo nincu-
nos nucvoS dcSarroIloS de naturaIczl
variable. que hayan podido cntrar en-
la situaci6n. per0 Ia polftica de indi-
ferencia por parlc de los diStribuido-
res consumidorcS. que han limtado
sus compraS Il las neceSidadeS dc dfa
on dfa, ha cargado. por decirlo aSf.
Ia habllidad dc los tencdOrcS dc aZli-
cares crudoS. particularmcntc a0uelloS
azticares. no los de Cuba. de mantcncr
una actitud tirme. q tai grado que los
aZIlcares cn drSgracia fueron otra vcZ
fCsZadoS Il entrar en- el mrrcad0. No
ha habido preston Sobrc gran volunen
para In yenta. pero cS evidente que los
tenedores Sc han pueSto m POGO in
quietoS ante eSta con;inuada indife-
rencia de los compradOreS V tratan de
aligerar mas ALA SuS eXiStencias de
aZllcareS no vcndidoS. Los refnadOreS.
eXperimentan una continuada deSilu-
sion. Sobre los peGidos por el aZlicar
retinada v por 10 tanto Sc han mostra-
do renuentes como compradoreS de aZ1
cares crudos Y sus compras limitadas
han ServidO para agravar In situacion.
rs mas evidente q. los distribuidoreS V
conSumidOres tienen la intenci0n de
adherirSe a una polftica muy conSer-
Nativa para hacor SuS compraS Y dejar
que los productOreS lleven In car"a
de las eXistencias viSibleS del mundo.
haSta que los muchos problemaS eco
n6micos sean enteramente resueltos V
los negocios en- general hayan vueltO Il
Su curse normal. V cuando los sunni
nistros sean distributes mas equita-
tivamente por todoS los canales del
comercio.
La baja en- los precioS de los aZilca-
res crudoS durante la semana. han 81
do de los aZticares de Puerto Rico Y
Filipinas, los cuales han caidO hasta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.
266

ART 201CONDTCIONEs ADoTANTEEl adOptdntc debc ha
drse penO decch0s crls hdb cdo la eddd
de rentd siete ademds debed pr 10 des
oco que adopado La persona que adopte ebe haa
pleno deechos cvles No jar
esta redacada la pmera pare de arculo Gel
adopante dee halarse no dehOs cvies E Co
go dice: peno deecos cvles: goce
dos terminOs distnt6 sgnfcado lmado
El de mpca de Una persona
de derechos cv aquea todos
de la vida civil pero que ene aguna nhaac6n que proce
de del estado persona
civiles Ejempo A. casado que hubere
c0ntratado administration benes
soedad onyuga de treina ene administration
de los benes sociedad corresponds
art 159 En- la
hos civies Ia restriction anOtada ene
erechos cvie Esa mujer puee adOpar No pOa adOptar
Oetera incapadad urfda
esado de la muer tendrfa derecos cvies Ell
los dechos cves 10 da la mayOa de edd
;17 obene los veiniu E cvs
adoptar la edad de Existe
gran dencia los derehos cvies para eerc
la adop6n de los derehos cyles de tai maner
hombe ventdos de edd tene de los derechos
eve pena capacdad civil puede adopar pues
cuo determine adopante debe la edad de
h a6o adoptado debe eer 10 dez ocho amos mas
que adopado No pueden adopar que sometdos
estrcciones de capacdad cvar 2los jos e
gfmos egitmados 211 los tuores segdn art 211
canado mayor edad treina tengan por
dz ahos que adoptado Pueden adoptados
mayoes que
los hos gmo las condolences de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

algodonero. La reacci0n subsecuente en-
cl algod6n nj mismo tempo. result6 on
alSllnas liouidacioneS en- cafe, pero Ia
mayo pate De los tcnedores sienten que
el mercado del cafe. eS debid0 Il un
adclalto adicional, c>pccialmente CO.
mo las condicioncs financie1as del Bra
sill cst;in mciorando y los mcrcados
primitivos sosticncn tono muy tilme
V eStdn II prcmios conSidcrables s0lrc
este mcrcado, hacienda impossible cl
rccmplaZar vcntaS dc cafe en eNiS:cn-
ciaS. Il lin ser Q'lc sea Il precioS au
mcntados. Is evdcnic que cl Gobicr-
DO Gcl Brasil ticnc domirada la situa-
zion cn 81 mclcado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
MERCADO DE CAFE

SidO del tOdo SoStenilO. SO ha dcSlrro-
lladO on el mercado de cafe I'M Scnti-
miento gradualmcntc mciorado los
preci0S durantc la Scmana han lncjo-
RADIO "a a 80 puntos. las caSas conner
cialeS fucron compralorcS m0deradoS
Y hubO algunoS prdidoS de intcrcScS tie
fuera, presumidameutc basados en- el
agudo cambio hacia ariba. del mercado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

;ouien puede Ter. que safran los na,seSI ss,so.
Nenes con parties del cusrE,1, 'N,ossri nsrv,,ios
ueS Ca,, crostrss rt incrazonesil lcatitas youeTps-
citos de chiquillos deshguredos poF en'eF-
Vnedades de Ia piell o,5.as a..
SEoroue NO evitaglo2 A 1as niadres ue
sos nii,os que sufreu, querernos hahiarie:s
del Lavo,; del narsyiiioso LIQUID; PTa'I, n;i
cador f1ca'cinal; que ccasTlza n,,rpr@ ,,rpr las
Intermediates de IL piei: i:.e..,., ,o.
La primera gotta complace = refrescs ;.nS. a tos
pequehueios. Toda comezon oeIa a P;an.s,, PP;ar,
Ia irr;tacion sc subyuga, y VlGne eA DieneS
TAR La cura la pIucipi; do -. < r-
jsufre I'd. de granos, erupciones, 80 -
ckas que dan reaz5n? 2, LsyGi ;;rche ayaie yTiens
I'D costrss duras, esca nl;ls, nagas husae-
Sas & @ eczema cue secreta aqua. eilal1u'eis ir
dsl aagd Sat5ti Dc Ss saa
desaparecera
Ei Lav0; 10 curara. .,..,.,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

4.:'Sjc. G. l. T. o equivalcntc IL unos
~ { coSto V tiete por los de Cuba. La
ComiSi6n Financiera AZucarera cuba
ma. no ha camhiado >uS prccioS de 3Hc
Los aZllcarr$ de fupra So vcuden Dor
10 mcnoS Il un medic ceutavo mIS ba 10
dc los de Cuba. naturalmrntc. no SO
han consumado ningunaS vcntas DOR
conducto dc la com;>jn. MicntraS GUe
hay como unas $4,000 toncladas de
aztlcareS cUhanoS en- este puerto. e>toS
aZlcarcs cStin detenidos por la conf
sion. Y seslin So dice. no SO tracr;ln
azllcarcS adicionaleS hA>ta que los aZli-
cares en- puerto sean yendidoS Sc han
nrgado cnfdticamcntc los rumorcs. de
que estos aZtcares sean rctinados Il
derecho tie molicnda
Micn.ras que Ia preston liltimamen-
to ha venido p0r complete de los aZti-
cares fuera de los dc Cuba. la canti-
dad de tales aZlicarcs di>poniblcs du-
rantr el reSto de In eStaci0n, SO cree
que cS comparativamente poca, algu-
nos calcuian que los SuminiStroS dis
ponibleS son de no menoS que unas
10000 toncladas Bajo condicioneS nor
males. este crearfa preston. perO dcbi-
do Il In cOntinuada indifcrencia en- la
demanda por parte de los retinadores.
los tenedores no han Sido capaceS de
rcSiStir las bajaS. No OhStante. los azti-
cares de fuera no son SuficienteS para
Suministrar Il los refinadorpS con aZti-
cares crudoS. por niEgin periodic V cual
quier aumento Ell la demanda por el
rc1inado con toda probahilidad, envia-
ria a los retnadoreS al mercado cuba
no por ;lziicareS crudoS.
La mayor parte de los negocios que
SO han l!ev;ldo ii caho on el mercado
de aZllcareS crudoS, durante la semana
ha Sido en- aZticareS lbreS de derechOS.
V los aZucares de Pto. Rico V Filipinas
con unaS cuantas partidas de aZlca-
res no preferidos. compradOs pOr un
refnador local para llenar pedidos lie
eXportaci6n por aZilcar rciinada. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

Ray una Cosa On qua 40 pusds
.terdsrss tempo: Fl Nagocio. Hay ora
cosa que le ahorrara el tismpo perdido.
La Federal Visible"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

misma cotizaci6n. V la American COM
pro $4,000 Sacos de Puerto Rico. pa
ia embarque Immediate.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
AUTO
i NOW READY

Helena, March 7.Secretarys of
State Charles T. Stewart, registrar
Of motor vehicles, announced Mon-
day he is ready to receive applica-
tions for new automobile and deal
ers' licenses under the provision for
the registration law as amended by
the Seventeenth assembly, Governor
Dixon has approved the bill,a which
raises the rates, in most instances,
So per cent over the old rates. $50 y
Secretary Stewart began returning
10000 applications for licenses made
since the first of the year under the
provisions of the old law. f5tea4.'' T
Dealers licenses will cost SIS under
the new law, and dealers exclusively
in motorcycles $3.50. III
Motor wheels to be attached to BIZ
cycles must be licensed at $1.50. -
The new rates are as follows:
Passenger cars: sit}
Not over % horsepower, $3.50.
Over % and not over 81 horse pow
er SIS. Se1 fit
Over 81 horsepower $3.50. g Is
Electric passenger vehicles Sis.
Motor trucks: ss513 sa'
Il Not over one ton capacity $40. ~
e Over one ton and not over two
tons, $3.50.
Over two tons and not over three
tons $3.50. IS s. '.,'
Over three tons $50. -.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
TownshipMaps

We have for sale, at the Pro-
ducers News Office q series of
Township maps Of every township
SHERIDAN 81 AND ROOSEVELT
The maps are made by VIM. jan
SON. County Surveyor Of Mckenzie
county, N. D., and each township
map shows each and every farm
In the township and the name of
the owner of the farm printed on
the land indicated by the ..map.
The maps are blue prints.
Complete Aliases of the counties
can be secured if desired.
Price per Map, SOC
The Aliases sell $25 separ-
ate or SIS combined.
Every farmer should have one.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06

vances, taxes and costs herein, that
all of said defendants be required to
set forth their interest in said pro-
perty and to have the same adjudicat-
ed and determined, and for a ded6cien-
cy judgment, If any exist, all as more
fully appears from plaintiffs verified
complaint on file herein, to which ref
erence is hereby made for further
particulars. s--. ...-,-...-..
WITNESS my hand and the. seal
of this court this Goth day Of April,
A.. D. 1921. 3 =. {. -
(Court Seal) C. B. PETERSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
ONSTAD E. GREER
Plentywood, Montana
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
First publication, April 20, 1921.
Second publication, May 6, 1921.
Third publication, May Is, 1921.
Fourth publication, May 20, 1921. 3-4t
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
Shower of Meteors to Be
Seen in June Following
Comet Now In View

Berkeley, Calf, April PA me-
teoric shower may take place about
June 81 if the Pons- Winnecke comet
at present approaching the earth has
meteoric matter in its warke, it is
announced by Professor A. O.! Leuschs
ner of the astronomy. department OF
the University of California. /.
Although the shower may be some
what spectacular, Professor Leusch-
ner said the comet itself viii be too
faint to be seen without. the aid Of a
telescope. AT its greatest brilliancy,
al>out June 18th. ~ ssss-s :
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
Discovery Of Gold
Last Chance Culch
< Marked by Tablet

Helena, April "a tablet to mark
the discovery Of gold in Last Chance
eulch, now the business center of
Helena, is being placed beside the
Montana club building by a joint COM
mittee of the Society Of Montana Pho.
neers and the State Historical society.
The committee after several con
ferences at which old timers testified,
concluded that the club building
stands on the original discovery claim.
The tablet is bronze, 80 by 40 inches.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
SHERIFF'S SALE

In the District Court Of me e.. !,
heth Judicial District OF the -
Montana, In and For the o'''
JOHN NJ w SHELBY, Plaintiff, ]
VS.. 8
JAMES E. PORTER, son. +
& known as J. e. Porter an, 49, y
q Edward Porter; EMMA, .fV a
SHERIDAN COUNTY, =, y
BANK. a corporation; y; II u
@ SON and OSCAR GUbbnens
Receivers for Sheridan :
State Bank, a corporaMs7oo1hr
FISHBECK; E. G. SI ;t1 ~ d
CURITY STATE BANA - al
I. LOOK, a corporation sr% n n.
DAN COUNTY, MONiAfnsaii
Municipal Corporation "
u IS sold lat sheriff., sal sale : 7
23d.day Of May, A. D. W. H. s.
o'clock p. NJ. of said day az ~. ~ ,
door Of the court house j s 81
Of Plentywood, County OF .;. s
State Of Montana, to the ~ iii
der for cash in hand, tnse.t ID
described real estate, SLUT H.'ats.
and being in Sheridan .l Gours
tana, and described as fol!oHnNaa XIII
Thes.Northwest Quarter 81 d
the North half Of the s Ssau,
Mk Ssl sof Section ST
North, Of Range Fifty-aTTss, ; y
East of the Montana . ms
together with all and .ln aHd 1
tenements, hereditame,n 1s,; ass
|,Aenances theeuato. beion''5 /
E1,Fwise Appe1tainng, .a IA
q 6ated al. sP1entyEs'oes4 \ a1l
hS 26th day Of april T.. "a; s..' HiIi
OSCAR ): Cos
Sheriff, of, Sheridan ! IiSB0J
ny ''D Deput! =
ONSTAD 4 GREEK NJ
! pfexfyWood, Montana:
Attorneys for plaintiff
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
President Is Asked to Appoint
Toomey Member of l. c. G..

Washington, April Senator T.
J. Walsh has transmitted to the pres
ident Recommendations from Montana
public officials and others for Edward
G. Toomey for interstate commerce
commissioner. The attitude of Sena-
tors Walsh and Myers in the matter
of applicants for Office under the
Harding administration is going to
be "hands Off unless people back
home request them to j present en-
dorsements, or the president asks for
their personal opinion about candi-
dates.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY

New York, April.-The visible sup
ply of American and bonded grain
shows the following changes: Wheat,
decreased 100000 bushels; corn, de-
creased $4,000; oat, decreased, l.
O09, 900; rye, decreased $4,000; bar
ley, decreased ISL 900.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
Cood.peed Sets New Daytona
Record of Mile In 34.26 Sec.

Daytonna, Fla. F. Goodspeed,
driving a stock car at Daytona beach,
few days ago, established a new
worlds one mile automobile record Of
cars of the stock chassis type. Good
speed negotiated the distance in 1926
seconds, or at rate of 1858 miles an
hour. Tr~ .ecord was formerly held
by Ralph Milford. -.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
GREEK WOMEN TO VOTE

Athens, May "a favorable re-
port on the granting Of suffrage to
the women of Greece has been decided
upon by the parliamentary commit
tee considering the measure.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06

JOHN W. SHELBY, Plaintiff, ..
ss 4s-sia.t5 VS.. 6ss Gs5l.s:f lid
CLARENCE l.. WELLS, INCA
WELLS, his wife; HENRY GRAY;
SHERIDAN COUNTY STATE
4 BANK, a corporation; and n. L.
4 NELSON and OSCAR GULLICK-
SON, Receivers for the Sheridan
County State Bank, a corporation,
4 Defendants. .. e..s.ssz nil VI H.. n.
L THE STATE OF MONTANA sends
greetings to the above named defend
ants and to each Of them,- ;. as@;;a a..
/ You are; hereby summoned to ans
wer, the complaint - in this action,
which is filed IN the office Of the clerk
OF this court, copy Of which is
herewith served upon each Of you, in
the county wherein. you reside. and
to- file your answer and serve a copy
thereof upon plaintiffs attorney with
in twenty days after service, and in
case Of YOUR failure to appear or ans
wer, Judgment viii be taken against
YOU, BY default, for the relief de-
manded in the complaint. g..:ssff Ii
i This is an action for the foreclos-
,lre Of a certain real estate mortgage
executed by Clarence L. Wells and
1ngas Wells to: John ". Shelby for the
sum, Of $500. 00, evidenced. by five
prpmissory notes Of r One Hundred
Dollars ($1OO.0Ol EACH, dated. j Nov.
26th, 1916, and due Nov &c, 1916,
Nov 26th, 1917. Nov. 26th, 1915. NOV.
26th, 1919, and Nov. .26th, 1920 re-
speetiyely, Of which the first three Of
the above mentioned proniSsorX hotes
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
SHERIFF'S SALE

In the District Court of the N
tieth judicial District of the Stss|
Montana, In and For the Count,
Sheridan. -.s
NATIONAL q LIFE INSURAN
COMPANY f OF THE UNI
STATES OF AMERICA, con-
alton, Plaintiff,
BERNT RYGG and ELSE RYt
SHERIDAN COUNTY TA
BANK, a corporation and n
NELSON and 0. S. CULLEN
Receivers thereof, Defendants
To be sold at sherff's sale Oh
23rd day of May, 1921, at the ]
of two (2) o'clock p. m. Of said !
at the front (south) door Of thea!
ty court house at Plentywood, y
dan County, Montana, the foh
described real estate, to-wit:: Tka
half (Eh) of Section ten (1ol Y
SHIP tmrty-S1x (o6) norm OF
ffty-six (56) East Montana =
dian, containing three hundred 2
ty 5000 acres, according to tss
eminent survey thereof. s.
And more particularly ~
right, title, claim and interest O.
said defendants, Bent Rygg
Else Rygg, in and to said real .
hereinbefore described, which
real estate is standing upon m
cords of Sheridan County, MON
lin the name of Bernt Rygg. !,
4 Dated this 26th day Of Apll4 n |
i e 2sFOSCAR ]. COLIN
d. DnnNFV CAIISBUBl
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
By RODNEY SALlSBo1!S ]
-. Den11ty ~

HOWARD M. LEWIS, Esqu1sfs
Plentywood, Montana. .. t.yssss.s ss
Attorney for the Plaintiff. 10,
First publication, April ~, W. ~,
Fourth publication, May 70, lsss
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

: SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
] In the District Court Of the Twen-
tieth Judicial District of the State of
Montana, In and For the County Of
JOHN W. SHELBY, Plaintiff, -.
tsss VS.. - t's
EARL R. YORK, sometimes known
as E. R. York; PEARL YORK; T.,
COUNTY STATE BANK, a cor.
poration; N. L. NELSON and OS-
) CAR GULL1CKSON, Receivers for
Sheridan County State Bank, a cor
poration; T. J. BREEN; KOHL
MAN KOMPANY, a corporation;
SHERIDAN COUNTY, MON
: TANA, a .Municipal Corporation;
e MARY E, YORK; C. j. BEISEKER,
and ELLA WERNER, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
sends greetings to the above named
defendants, and to each Of them
You are hereby summoned to ans
wers the complaint in $, this action
which is filed in the Office of the Clerk
Of this court. copy of which -. is
herewith served upon each of you in
the, county wherein you reside, and
to file your answer and serve copy
thereof upon plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after service, and
in case Of your failure to appear OF
answer q Judgment will be taken
against yoll, by default, for the re.
lief demanded in the complaint. z5.
II This Is! an action for the foreclos-
.ure of AHcertain real estate mortgage
executed by Earl r. Y ork and Pearl
York to John w. Shelby for Six Hun
dred Twenty-Five Dollars l$62g.00),
dated July 1st, 1914, and due III In
stallments, the last installment fall
ing due December LIST, 1924, all in
stallment notes bearing interest at IL
per cent per annum after maturity,
in=favor Of the plaintiff John w.
Shelby, which real estate mortgage
covers
The North Half OWL of Seq
ton Twenty-six (26t in Town4
ship Thirty-four (341 North. of &
range Fifty-three (53) East of
the Montana Mcmillan, in Sheri- /,
dan County, Montana; 4-+s g - ?
Tor advances as payment of interest
coupon notes on a prior lien; and fol
attorneys fees and costs including
abstract Of title; and to further pro-
cure judgment against said defend
ants for the total amount found dive
under said mbi aages that III 0fSsaid
defendants h 'rsquned 10 1 set Sfosth
their interest In said property and "a
h4ve the same adjudicated and deter.
1lined, and for deficiency judg.
mint, if any exist, all as. more fully
appears from plaintiffs verified com.
@int p4E fit4ghaEein ,Aoss refer
fiace is a 4pd @ -
81 this c6dft tbs 9th day IT April
Ar .. 1921.
lEourt Seal) C. II HETEk5oNs
Il Clerk Of the District Court
@ eaN;'; GEIj|||, f fEkEk i, n
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06

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