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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
Nem u1unih,

gines ieligen CODES lit an Diem
ltugmotgen bergatrgeere1r @o9e IN If
rent flint Meilen 1iiolih BON bier ge=
|legener Seim gran 8ran3 5tr0mg
lon ben Solgen zines S~6lagmfaqeS,
bon Dem lie obt Sage norber getrof-
fen muroe, geitorben. Die 8eritor-
bene mur6e I'M Sebr1tar 1886 gebo-
rem, erreidte iomit bas Sitter bon IS
|Sabren. Sm Npril 1914 perebeli6fte
Tie ii6 nit Sran5 5troing, nit Dem
tie Elm gludlihes, nber leioer Elm MIR
10 sfur5es @beleben fiibrte. Mt benz 10
|iblper gepruftten @atten betrallern ibr
&inf9ei6e1 lire 8ruber: Matbias nnb
Bouts Biittner bon Seem Ml1nih, Mi=
|6nel nrb Sobn 8iittner bon Blue
|@haB, Mi1n., unb cine 56meiter,
.Sran &ofa H0pping bon Seem Wn=
mid. Die 8eer0igung ffan3 6reitag
nod einem bonn bo6m. p Gerard, g..
s., geboltenen &equiem auf Dem
'bieligen @ottesafer itatt, nobin ibr
cine groBe Mnaabl 2ei0tragenoer oas
Iebte @eleite gab. Ser 8erltorbener1
6ie >epige <be u1t6 6en &~interbliebe-
men nufri6tiges 8eilei6.
Die SSabresberiammlung Der Mftio-
more ser State 8anf Of Stem Mh1ni9
tDnroe Dienitag 1ebter 8obe abgebal=
ten. Sci Ser 8abl mnr6er sic Beam
ten bes borigen SSabres beibebalten.
Die Witglie0er Der Sarmers Wu=
@ompanp fat1ben li@ Dienltag
Dergangener ISOLDE in Ser Sbulbale
gu ibrer SabresDeriammlung 5niam@
men. Bralibent Sen. Sntnbert legte
bas Mmt nie0er, nn0 Die 8eamtentpabI
batte %folgenbes @rgebnis: Sen. @ie=
Bolt, 8rdit0ent; sos. 8auer, SSr. Slice
prdiioent;; Sofepb Soppe, 5efretar;
8ilb. &oppe, SbaBmeiiter. Die 81
refftorenbebor0e beltebt nebit BEN Be-.
n1nte11 aus Seinri6 @olberfuble nn6
@eorg @iltner. Ser fribere Wanager
eSobn Bentfiel6, meld)er am 1. Sa1u=
ar bas Nmt %nie6erlegte, bielt cine
Idingere 9niprade, utr6 an ieiner 5tel
le tpl1roe sos. 8orger0ing, IT., bon
als @eibdftSfiibrer er1rannt.
Morbert HiBl ur6 Sobann Wieber
reiiten Witte pergangener ISOLDE nob
Detroit, Mi6., mo lte eine1 <rius
in Der Mutomoblf6ule 6urdmaden
tper6en.
&ermarr @iGing bon Cincinnati
erfreut leinei bier mobnenoen 59fpn-
ger nn0 leine S6tpeIter, Sen. @iebolt
un6 Srou, nit 8eiu6.
Nab 5pei @ode1 la1tgem @eiude
BEL ibren IN ct. Nanl mobnen6en 81
tern, S. Der nn6 Coffin, lit Sri. Gli-
fe Der nie6er 5n nns 5urudgefebrt.
Sobn 8entfielo rn6 German Snm<
bert maren 5omitagt IN @ei6dGdften
Ser &~apitolita6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
Rodpiue.

Die GodDiue Granite @on1parD bat
einige Steinba1ier in ibren nel,e1
.S6uppen 5u golo 5pring in Mrbeit;
6iefe M%rbeiteraabI miro aber binnen
:&nr5em beoel1tenb bermebrt tperben.
6ran Sobn Mein5 bat fia bon If
rem 1ntuobliei1t 10 melt erbolt, oaB
tie ibren Mannen bal6 bon Ser &ro1t=
fenliite miro itrei6en laifen f0n1en.
Sri. Mngelina Sentges, nelbe I'M
Setter @roB &eim gu Watfins at1ge=
fteM if, belt li6 bier gu einem fur
gen 8efn6e auf.
Sobn &rudten, pe1der ii1 nod
fuiir dr5ttltbe 8ebanoll1ng be-
geben Bottle, lit pieoer na6 &anfe 5u-
riiidfgefebbrt.
Ma6 6rei 8ohen tangent Stim-
itan6 lit Die Nrbeit in BEN bieiigen
5teinbruben pieoer u1fgenommen
tpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
Goen Daley

9ie 6armers Chipping Mliocia=
tion belt lebten 6reitagna6mittag il.
re Sabresperlammlung in Der Marr-
8lomferz@aqe.
Setter Gbeis bon Bier5 llro sSSriaiu=
lein 8aulina Moler, Eo6ter Der So
Mile Solepb Moier, fDl1r0en bonn
bodm, Bfarrer Settler ebeli6 berbun=
6en. @lMd gum 8nnoe!
Sran grpir Bennett unter5og iid
zines Cages pe~rgange1er Bode I'M
Marps &ospital al M%einneapolis
elmer i9tpierigen Sperution.
Mr6reas &a6ema6er nnb Gbeo6or
I8eue iino mad mebrere Gage langem
.8eiude BEL Ser bier mobnen6en So
mile MIer Stint un6 lonitigen Ser
Dan6ten nod ibrem Seim IN Beit I'm
ion 5nrudgefebrt.
&i9. Green, sos. @eltrupu @la=
renee @oob nabmen an Ser in Min=
neapolis abgebaltenen Dreiber Son
bention tell.
@eopg Bridges beiorgte fir 6ie
2ibeltod Sbipping Niiocia-
ton bon g6en @aaep sen Berianbt Ell
ner 8aggonlaonng 8ieb mod Sontb
8aul.
Sri. Noia 5attler bot iib our Muf=:
nabme ifrer Stu6ien nod South
8en6, Sro., 5urmdbegeben.
s. Casper bon minneapolis er ren=
tie feline bier mobnenoen 8erman6ten
mebrtdgigem geinbe.
SSnban Srid nn0 @attin DeranItaltez
ten etma finf5ig ibrer 8ermanbten
l11no Sreun6e cine angenebme Mben6-
nnferbalt11ng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
.einige Gage langem 8eiuhe Bel Der
.ttpanoten in Welroie III ibren SAINT
slienfreig auriidgefebrt.t

einige Gage tangent 8eiuhe BET Der
tDanoten in MeIroie in ibren garai-
lienfreis 3uriiidgefebrt.
4 Claude gtber bon grooflton,
Minn., mar lpdibrenb Der eriten Gage
letter Wohe bier IN Ser Ganliiie SSoz
.bann CITIZEN 5u @5nite. ..
Mgeah brei @pd)en langem 0erbleib
.bei einen anidiigen gesIlttern itHidss
urb ag9ieber al1 ein Mlrbeitsfelb II
Guthrie, Meeiinn., 5ntrluiildfgefebrt. .i:a
Matb Gal,ppert llrlD Sra,l balten
itbsmebrere @ohen beiudsmeiie BEL
IN Sor0nn, Minn.1 nobnen6en Ser
tDan6ten anf.
9tbmar 5trouB isbon Mapbem
Safe in 8enton County 5urndgefebrt,
no er mebrere Gage Bel ieinem o.
betm Sobn SleegeI gu @aite mar.
Nab abt Gage langem 8eiube i'm
bieiigen SSobn Mbeln &eim iino Soar
gnretba Mbeln unb Mnna S9netber
nab ct. Gnul 511ridgefebrt. I.
SRI. Grances 8rGgelmann lit nad
9nlutb 5uriidgefebrt, no lie tire Stu
5bien an Ser u0iua S6olaitica" mie=
Ser a%ufgenotttttert bat. 5
Sic bon benz Srauen-Ndbperein
9onnerItagabenh peran1taltete
&%artenpartie mar iebr gut beiubt,
SRI. @lilabetb &0ttger errnng ben er=
1ten 8rets. .#. ts
8ei Der SabresDeriamml1,tg Ser
nno Direftoren Ser Mmeri-
can state 8anf mur6e sic ublliihe balb=
iabrlihe Dipi6en6e erfIart, nno fol-
genoe 8eamten muroen fir bns la11=
fen6e Sabr ertpablt: 6rioalin 8nrit,
8rdii6ent; Sbeobor Mlbre6t Slice
pnaiioent; clinton g. &ielanb, &aiii=
rer; @einri6 Stint, @ebilfsfa1firer.
Mm Sam1tag, ben Is. Sanuar, bielt
Die &i6mono Cooperative Creamery
9iiociation lire Sabresperimmlling
in Der 8ilage Sale 5n &ihmonb nb.
5ammtli6e 8eamten unb Direftore11
mur6en fiir's f%olnr1enbe Sabr pieoer-
ertpdbH: Sobn 81. @iqenbring, Brd=
foent; Mi9. Nies, SefretGr nn6
S6abmeiiter; @erbar6 Eorborg, So.
S6langen unb Sermarn Eorborg,
3%ireftorett. SSn bas 6inan5fomitee
nrroen gepdblt:: Nifolaus &lein, 8e-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
Safe ber1rv

gei9. 2ieier, @attin unb Gobter
|EbefIa unb Carat, Soiepb 6ubs uno
.@attiM Maatb. 5panier, 6rau uno
Godter Mnna, 60. @eB un6 6rau mie
Soiepb MeDer uno @attin bon
Melrofe maren SonntugSgaite Der So
Mile Sobann 2en5.
Sn Der Gamilie g. S. 5tidbad
gab es Sonntagabero cine &artenparz
tie, Die sen Seilnebmer11 6as ertDiinib
tie gergniigen bereitete. Deri6ieoene
8reiie famen babel our Berteilurg.
2oren5 @eiber un0 Srau maren bier
Counting in Der Sobn 5paniers So
mile at @aite.
@roBmutter 2ieier 1T nod mebrere
@oben Tangent 8eiu6e BEL IN &iA=
mono mobnenoen 8ertDaroten nieber
in ibren bieiigen 5omilienfreis 5uz
riidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
Colo 5prine.

Sobn Otter nn6 @attin reiiten an:
fangs ieBter ISOLDE nod &odeiter.
no Serr Otter iid I'M MnDo Sospitall
obermols dr5nlii6 bebanbeln lieB..
Sran5 Gsplan unb.@ attin, bic I'M
IGngIt BON einem IN CANADA gemad=
ten 8eiuhe 5uriiffebrten, baben ibr
&eim bon bier nod ct. @lol0 Der=
legt.
Sn bent 8efin6er Ser Sra1 San.
Otter, pel1e in leBter 3eit ffrdinfelte,
Bat ii1 erfreulidertpeiie cine 8en-
bltng gum 8eiiepen eingeitent.
Die ont Montngaberb in Der 5hn1=
baIIe berdnltaItete Mnterbnltung bot
te nieoer cine CUTE 3ugfrafft, ntro al
Ie, pie iie % naren, %erfrenten fid
BET Spiel uro Cana rnh Screens
Iult.
Baul Gbeiien befifoet li1 in Be
gIeiting feiter Sdspelter Marfa BEL
III Dorian Weinn., Dobneroen Ser
tpan6ten 5u @}aite.
Sri. 500 S1tggentattn, iDelDe IN
BegIeit1tng brer &afine, Sri. gbere=
5id SelIe BON MlhIt linton, bier IN ber
.sSarnilie aarl Seffe 5u 8eil1d neilte,
hot 1td la11fangs letter 8obe mad
abrsm 9eim IN Sen, g. 9, 5ltriidd-
begeben.
Ser gelibtitel oes goI6 5prine
Dontn1es nro 6es otrgren5enben st
aer1turng 1T bon B. s. @raD an Die
NodDile Granite gompanp gegeu
Mug5abll.ng bon $50, 800 abergatt
get. 8 5
Die garrr,ergs 22iDe sfof gor1pant
berianote bieler Sage cine giienbab1t
DagerIao,tng ieb mad Soufb ST
gNa1tl. 81 ss s..
Tra1 Marrbauie11 bon SSnfion, Mt.
higdn, erfreut lire bier tDob1e11ber
gltern, @5eorg grgen nt16 Gattin nit
8eiud. DUH. #s ..8
M. S. Mial1rin brad]te eiir1e 8ag=
qorInol1rq qemiidteg gieb SdtDeine
1frro fefte Sfiere, ON Diienlffttag ebter
ISOLDE 5ntn gserianot.
@eorg @ra1ner bon Sarge eraffe=
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st francis.

Sur WfitternnbtsItur10e al1teten
|oie &irbenglofen beim Sabresned-
|ieI bem 11euen Sabre ibren peibeDol=
len @iqfo1n1tgruB eutgegen.
Nm 3. SSa1tuar iDl1rben bel eiaem
bonr bodtp. Hffarrer sos. In1balten.
gebnltenen Mn1te fgetra11t Soiepb ST.
IDnf bon ct. MMoia nit 8iittpe Maria
.Shnar5bauler. Mm IL. San1lnr lie=
Ben ftid) BET einefn 8ra11tamte berebb9e<;
|Iiden Maartin 5dn1iH, 2ebrer Der bic,
Iiigen Dorfidule, n1tb Moria 2a1tge..
fBfarrer sos. Mmba1en amtiierte. Ms6
|ge beiben 8aaren Elm Iot1ges nnbn 55uz-..
frieberes Gbeleben beidieoen fem!
am Sorntag ma1r0en in Der Gfnrr.z=,
ffiir6e erfhnaIs 5urn gbelta16 berffIiin-,
bet &apml1r6 3iinniel l1nb 9t,tta BON
9eel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
st, Johns MniperlitY.

Sn Ser an II. San1tar abgebal=
tenen B~erfamml11ng bes ST. 8onifaz
5ins Iiterariiben 8ereins belt ser
bodap. p. Sofepb, 8. g. s., einerl
Bortrog, in mel6em Ell ben &nuptin-
bait eineS Dor fur5em enlightenment
8n6es, SIZE SnternntionaI Sem,
1mieoergab nn6 erfldrte. 8enannte
.Sdrift mirft 11el1es 2i9t auf bas
uMnrl1m" Ser io5ialen grage IN bbodf]=
intereilarter 8eiie. .
Sos Stubium Der pdpltltben en-.
5DfflIitffn vRferlm Nobarl1m" 2eos 13.
iiber bie Nrbeiterfrage miro nad)fitens.
forfgeiebt.
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pier3.

Die 8ier5 Mutlal Sire Sninrance
Company bielt lebte Bpde lire Sab.
resberiammlung in Der Sanit Saae
.ob. Die borgeno1111rere 8eamternaN
batte naddtebenbeS @rgebnis: Wag=
nus Na11bl Hrafibent; Serunam
Bierf, 8iceprdfioem; S. 81. 8oliter,
5efret1r; emil Srobner, Sbabmei-
iter. ST. Ben Direftorenrat mur0e
Sobn Mii9fe bon 8udtna1 erpdblt.
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Rid11nono

Dorot6bea, bas crit aebr Sabre al
te GSsdbterden SET SarnilIiie Sneob.
ShIener ltnrb Mitt LETTER 8ode nno
ip11rDe 5reitagnadmitng BON ser ct.
geter & BauIg @ttr1e ols beerbiigt.
5rau clinton yiierenba1lien lit t 1add
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
st. 1o1eph.

q. g. Seifert, peldder Satire long
III 5tearng lrb ben angren5enben
Counties nIg aebrer tddttig mar 1nto
fid ht beg fpobllperoiienten M1tbeiittean=
l6es effreu, frat bor Weeonafen eitte
The producers news., 1921-08-26

The following are the market
prices IN Pletywood as furnished the
Producers News by the stores and
elevators Friday morning, August
The producers news., 1921-08-26

Miss Elva Nees from Fort Peck
Reservation has been employed the
past week at the H. E. Borreson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson from Twin
Valley, Mimi, were callers at the M
p Dalby home Friday.
On August 18th, the Stork visited
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Root
and brought a bouncing baby girl
Mother and child are doing nicely.
s. Mrs. 4. Nygaard WAS a caller at the
Brenden home Saturday.
Oscar Jensven has pulled out his
threshing outfit and is threshing fol
S. A. holland. The crops reported are
turning out very good.
Miss Grace Nees is this week en-
ployed at the Homestead Hotel.
Mr.. Chas. Turner has commenced
repairing Homestead's old school
house. It is going to be used for "a
church building hereafter.
Mrs. A. III. Kveseth was visitor
at Grovom's last week.
@. @. Foss returned Tuesday from
Canada, where he has been looking
after his farm at that place.
Mrs. L. H. Clemons left last week
for Sherwood, N. D., where she ex-
poets to visit for some time.
A. N. Grovom and family were Wis
itors at the Foss home Sunday.
The producers news., 1921-08-26
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
-, RQNDS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
in pursuance of a certain resolution
duly adopted by the Board Of Trustees
If School District No. 49 of Sheridan
County, State of Montana, at a spe-
c;al meeting of said Board held on
the 28th day of July, A. D. 1921, au-
thorizing the issuance Of the coupon
bonds hereinafter described, the said
Trustees will, on the oath day of Sep
tennber. A. d. 1921, at 200 o'clock
p M. at the office Of the Clerk at
Dagmar, in the County of Sheridan,
State of Montana, sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash, twenty five
1857 coupon bonds numbered from 1
to rs inclusive, of the par value of
One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each,
aggregating the sum of Twenty five
Hundred Dollars ($2500.0O) bearing
interest at rate not to exceed six
(6) per cent per annum, payable semi
annually, said bonds being payable in
Twenty years and redeemable in ff-
teen years, and issued for the purpose
of equipping and enlarging the school
house. The said bonds will not be
sold for less than their par value, and
the Board of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any and all bids, and
to sell the said bonds at either pub
lie or private sale. All bids other
than by or on behalf Of the state
The producers news., 1921-08-26

80 vers;on Of AKismet," =" and Otis
SIN s,s;gner. : perhaps M the best known and
.,sas+ $3.50 noDular actor in the country,
;a.,,.v.".,faIized a,vss Hail during the years
Ia l,l.'1e raye 81 life to this characterization
OF Tha s,le Robertson Cole Company has
e,,,ad 81 the famous play, which will be
. nhnwn st the 0rpheum Theatre in this
e;4y s;+u december 18th, and thousands Of
,aeonle 1.s IA this vicinity are going to
have pave'a an opportunity Of seeing Hail,
4he Hnso heeear 81 portrayed by no less a
,,arcon "a, fhan Otis Skinner himself. 1t
8 II a9 safe prediction that the swag-
oering, 3 crafty, adventure loving and
s ssn,1s;np old Bagdad vagabond will
win 3; every ones heart and in the years
- : = come. when old plays are discussed,
his hi memory will be green.
On the stage Hail made an instan-
+aneous hit wherever "Kismet" was
n1aved: the screen version will do
that that and more, for, on the screen Hail
has an opportunity far beyond the
limitations Of the speaking stage, and
sk;nner's Interpretation Of this role
n the screen version will stand for
q long time to come as the finest
st,1dv in character work that the NOV
ing picture cameras ever recorded.
The producers news., 1921-08-26
BOB, KAHLE WRITES
CONTINUED from First Hage)

(Contlnued from H1ExI fAgeJ
master class, and thereby bring upon
him the ferocity of that class. Where
as, if he decides for the master class,
the producing class, the class that he
exploits, the hands that feed him,
might turn against him, so he re-
mains upon the fence until one of the
pickets therof impales him; and SO
bound fast in an nnending hell he is
unable to jump to either side. )
TO be good Lord and good Dey-
il for long time, must and does in
jure ones soul, (if they have one).
Trying to look in both directions at
the same time, the man on the fence,
after a time goes morally cross-eyed
loses all aptitude for righteousness.
So he sits and watches from his
throne athwart the fence top, watches
the world rush on to it's ruin, and he
dare not voice a protest, SO wishes he
might die. And my hope is: after
death he will have to sit on sharp
picket fence half way between HI
and heaven (if there is SUCH unable
to go either way.
If he does get to either place, am
satisfied he will never be entered i'll,
for he belonged to the useless class,
the worthless class, too good to go to
hell, too bad to go to heaven All
that he can do is to get bucket of
pitch and start a hell Of his own, or
go to the foundry and be re-moulded,
hoping the next mould will produce
something that at least has the
stamina to stand for something.
So this spineless, worthless, useless
ambitionless, parasitical class shuttle
through life, dare not have any ambi-
ton, so for their physical exercise,
they take one tumbfer full Of warm
water and two heaping tablespoonsful
of salts. They pass through life I'm
noticed (but few of them know it,
and after they die no one mourns, no
one weeps, no person misses them as
they have left no vacant chair in the
oligarchy or left no gap in the ranks
of the advancing proletariat. So this
mite of tool of the system ends
Now, my Has Been Friend, don't
yelp, lay down, for if you yelp |
will be forced to come again, and if
I must come again you might anger
me and l would naturally get rough.
Very truly yours,
ROBT. r. KAHLE.
The producers news., 1921-08-26
LITTLE JOHNSON GIRL
DIES NEAR REDSTONE

Redstone Review: Early Wednesday
morning, August 10th, Ethelyn AL
berta, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter C.. Johnson at, their farm
home on the reservation.
Little Ethelyn Alberta was born
Sept. 21st, 1913. She had been sick
only few days, and the parents with
neighbors doing everything in their
power to relieve her from that dread
disease, diptheria.
The parents have the sympathy of
their many friends in this their hour
Of sad bereavement.
The funeral services were held at
the home Thursday, August 18th, and
were conducted by the Rev. Kjer and
the little body was laid to rest in the
Norwegian Lutheran cemetery near
Flaxyille.
The producers news., 1921-08-26
SHERIFFS SALE

SHEklFF"S SALE
In the District Court of the Twen
tieth Judicial District of the State o1
Montana, in and for the County .o1
Sheridan. '..-
STATE BANK OF REDSTONE, .
corporation, Plaintiff,
VS..
NELLIE JANE FINLEY, formerly
NELLIE JANE BOE, now NELLIE
JANE PETITE, and WALTER L
PETITE, her husband, Defendants.
To- be sold at Sheriff's Sale on The
oath day of September, A. D. 1921
at the hour of 200 o'clock P. NJ, or
said day, at the 11snnt 111rscnnt lsouth) doo'
of the County Court House, III Jne
Town of Plentywood, Sheridan Coun,
ty, Montana, the following described
real property, to-wit:
The Southeast Quarter (SEA)
Of Section Seven ~, the West
Half of the Southwest Quarter
(W1a SWA), and the Southeast
| Quarter of the Southwest Quar-
ter (SEA SWA) of Section
Eight (8), in Township Thirty
: Six 1867 North Of Range Fifty
two (52) East of the Montana
Meridian, in Sheridan County,
Montana,
Together with the hereditaments ant
appurtenances thereunto belonging Of
in anywise appertaining.
Dated this 25th day Of August, A
D. 1921.
Sheriff
S. E. PAUL,
Plentywood, Mont, On -
Attorney for Plaintiff. 1o-.4
The producers news., 1921-08-26
2O-t4
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
In the District Court Of the TWen-
tieth Judicial District Of the State Of
Montana, In and For the County OF
STATE 1l BANK OF PLENTYW0oD,
corporation. Plaintiff,
JOSEPH J. MCINTOSH, JESSIE A.
MCINTOSH. his wife, J. w. Nc
KEE, FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PLENTYWOOD, corporation
: and LIBBY YARDS COMPANY, a
corporation, Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale. on the
oath day Of September, A. D. 1921, at
the hour Of 200 o'clock P. M. on said
day, at the front (south) door Of the
County Court House, in the town OF
Plentywood, Sheridan County, Mon
tana, the following described real
property, to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter (SWA),
the West Half Of the Southeast
Quartr (Wh SEA), and South
Half Of the Northeast Quarter
ISL NEH) Of Section Twenty
s FIVE (25), in Township Thirty
five 1851 North Of Range Fifty
four (54), East Of the Montana
Principal Meridian, Sheridan
County, Montana,
Together with the hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging OF
in any wise appertaining thereto.
Dated this 25th day Of August,
A. D. 1921.
Sheriff.
ALFRED T. VOLLUM,
Plentywood, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 2O-N
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level; and that as a consequence Of
high carrier charges production and
distribution costs exceed the prices
the farmer gets for his crops. Wit
ness after witness asserted farmers
could not continue to produce without
substantial relief and the deplorable
conditions existing among the farm
population was demonstrated in a
way that defied contradiction.
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pGIIIllL Tic pCVV3OUV,VVU dUpIOpIlaLlON
for the carriers to go through with
out too much oppositio On. In pursu-
ance with this plan, Eugene Meyer,
Jr., director of the War Finance cor
poration, approached certain Southern
senators and informed them that If
they would vote for the Administers
tion bill large sums Of money would
be loaned by the government to cot
ton exporters of their state. The
Southerners allowed themselves to be
influenced by these questionable tao
tics and as consequence the Norris
bill was Sidetracked and the bi-parti-
san bloc dissolved.
FARMERS ASK LOWER RATES
Representatives Of all the states
west of the Mississippi river, which
are asking for reduced railroad rates
on farm products, have been piling up
an amazing array Of evidence before
the Interstate Commerce commission
showing that agriculture cannot stand
the existing transportation charges
and continue to produce. More than
$50 economists, rate experts, farmers
and members of state railroad COM
missions, have gathered in Washing
ton for the hearings and the railroads
have their brightest attorneys on the
lob to becloud the issue. The evi-
dence conclusively shows that the
farmer has been debated more rapid
" than other classes; that the prices
of farm produets are below pre-Wa1
levels: that railroad rates IN some
cases are 240 per cent above the 1914
M 4saA
The producers news., 1921-08-26
SPORT ENTHUSIASTS
PROMISED THRILLS
sss-~ssas4 80 -s~- s-s.. r, 49,.
GASOLINE FIESTA At STATE FAIR
EXPECTED TO ATTRACT
TOP koTcHERs
,1s1i.;.t,~z-
OFFER 5000 IN PURSES
Keen Competition is Assured When
Dirt Track ehamp!s1s Mix
Things Up on Fair
-. .;.s.''-'-speedway
OFFER 5000 IN PURSES
speedway

r.za- y=ssl. 5s.s4%
The producers news., 1921-08-26


Sport enthusiasts of the treasure
Estate who crave the thrills provided By
the speed games are to haye their ap-
petites satisfied according to Secre-
tary Horace S. Ensign, who has opened
negotiations with half score of dirt
track auto race drivers in an effort
to cinch their entries for the gasoline
fiesta which will feature the exposi-
ton this year.
Big Money Up.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
have been set aside as auto race days
at the fair, Secretary Ensign has an
nounced, and if early spring prospects
materialize, the pick of the pilots will
be available for the big meet in which
more than $4,000 in purses will be Of
fered as an incentive for the most fa-
nous drivers in the country TO bring
their powerful! machines here. Sew
sral automobile concerns, tire manu-
facttarers and business institutions
have sfgnified their intention Of add
ing attractive prizes to the list Of
awards for the winners, giving indi-
cations that keen competition will be
developed among the drivers.
Look EN- Over. =
Secretary Ensign has forwarded en-
try blanks to such drivers as Louis Dis
brow, Sig Haugdahl, Fred Horey
Johnny Raimey, Jean Duray, Tony Du
Mont, Jules Ellingboe, Dave Ketzla
and dozen others who have been
fighting for the upper steps on the
ladder of fame during the last ten
years.
Will Improve Track.
In harmony with the plan to bring
the fastest cars and the most daring
pilots obtainab1e to the State fair this
year, fair officials announce that the
local track will be placed in first class
condition, paving the way for the
speed kings to shatter standing records
and bring to Helena its share Of recog-
milton as an American sport center.
Sanction Secured.
Sanction for the race meet to be
held here has already been granted
and when entries have been obtained
for the various events, everything will
be Ia readiness for the dropping OF
the flag when the competing pilots
will be sent away in their battle OF
skill and daring.
The producers news., 1921-08-26

eoa1d oosad,ef: Of land co,nn;,.
acc ACCOMPANIED mp! BY b'alsse
Of one sum. sum Of $l25.oSo eslda
forfeited tsi Slbgned bn q clerk kpss'!
me me event he Shall lIaeses ass
the IS said bonds ''e'l fefus
,,nadl,,.! All bids shall be- ),
tn;de UNDERSIGNED clerk = ) tadde
'rlct at Dagmar. Ma,,sa 3 sa
LANES 7. 'ossl
Gnbh1sT Mibh 7. eas,,S
trustees e, Of School, Sgsss y
Sheridan Ce,ma4hll 4hss
Attest: lg a.
PETER G. rHuEss,
CHI