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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
DENY ALL CONNECTION
WITH GAMES OF CHANCE

Emphatic denial OF any connection
with game OF chance. which caused
an Investigation by police. was made
Yesterday In a notification sent out 10
members OF OpcnchanCanough Tribe,
No lis. Improved order of Rcd Men.
hy T. s Meadows. sachcm. and W. +.
Mcdowell, chief OF records Members
who made safes OF cards were re-
qucstcd Ia return all collections to
the purchasers.
Regarding notice sen, out by
Cray Eagle Tribe. No. ~, mentioning
punch cards" for 4 funeral fund
officers Of the tribe state that the
organizations funds are In good
standing and that they have sane
toned no collections. Police state
that those responsible for the "en-
terprisc" have fled the city.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE

SEW YORK. sept. 2s-i'he market FOR
cnie. FUTURES lost part ~ last weeks
advance "a a result Of scattering liGuid,-
change IN tho general character o. tho
ngNS. The opening was : points higher
20 points lower and after selling at
SO early. December contracts cased OF
I" as under scattered realizing which
arnear.f 10 come chiefly Though HOUSES
Win Wall street CnnIcC' toms. 9th. rNv -
there was no sIpnort trading fcutu-c and
'nt prices we're about the loves. OF tho
d1N wi'h r"ir-s point higher on Tho
two near mo9tha but generally 2 to -
p'it9 net !lw.r. Sa.cs wrr. estimated
at about ;."? bag Closing quotations
Follow; September and October. 80: Do.
cember. rs: January. ISL March 7.i.
May. S.0s: July, slc
continued fair dcmard was reported
IN the SPOT market With prices arm at
~ 20 ~ foE. RIO =. and liz, to ~. for
santos s., Cost and ;rcich, offers were
% honTbnns II s. TO 100. and well de-
victoria : illus e0a were offered at TT5
or about = points above tho last price
asked before government buying in that
market under the va!o!i2ation plan was
Tho Official cables reported decline
~ - r"ls IN tho dollar buying rate. with
III" exchange on London unchc ngCd. TIL.
Rio marfat was UNCHANGED and Santos IN
oharTni ia 70 r"!s lower Rcr"iNtS at the
,we Brazilian ucr,s wc-" 5I6sH and Jun
i'hhN rcc"l0ts eGO0n bags. Victoria rc-
n.Tied Llenrlnces Of $500 bass for the
United States.
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COTTON IS SLIGHTLY
HIGHER AT CLOSE

NEW ORLEANS, la. sept. .5-rriccs
-.gt '%iay N 'hs fHec Of large tenders
-ttH'- teIno.r contracts. notices FOR
aNEl l,EJ ba as of tenders ty.eur'ul;
..r-nl htnn.-s was displayed ON me
~ N.HE nG! for nome time AFTER prices
.H-.r this initial bulge rising q 10 81
n when carried October 10 1873 and
ht,cr Oh. mrs, bulge realizing worked
ygH.7H' yn!i's o. some .N,en. and To- tho
HftsruDUn when u looked as IL the inward
% ha woH.g again be resumed there was
sv..iaE on tAr report that Welsh coal min
n.F Were .t-ylUg 'hr pits.
Jncn~latEty over OctUbc: dcvclou'nc n 4; y
W N~ NgrA tomorrow, which is nrst
notice day Ms-e w.. also against n-m.
m.rs !n She late trading. a; one time
prices were ony 70 . IL noin!s hisa2r
thtG 10. Gloss %; Saturday The close
sh .%eH ~. snns On ;hs, Ga-' OF 70 to -
HHItua- r'.g-s were not allowed 20 ctr
,G.Atr and IAe.r quick Stop.1sC vaI IN.
~ the main features o; the day. one
local SPOT nrru wa- credited with sinp-in.
notices rnT 1900 bales kumOTs IN rrEaTsI
TO New York were thai tcudera there
were lku'v DO amount to - 90 bales 5ui
notices nos .hIc would he sto6;,ci bv spoi
Interests Trading of the day was almost
entirely boun! W T.. the October posi-
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. sop, ?f-Thc raw sugar
marie, was quiet today. and as there
We're no s.l-s ren0rtcd. price. were un-
E'cos and iSi for Cuhns. rho Urlerton".
however. was steady aH! offerings were
u~ht In raw sugar futures there was
only quiet trade and Will" September
advanced - points On covering by be-
lafed Shorts. iaJc- deliveries were weak
and lower under scattered trade selling.
Closing rrlccs were 20 pojnts htrhtcr on
S'r'"ur her and : to Is points lower an
other T0sitions. October closed at 2Gi:
Dgc-:nh"r. ; IS: March. 2}i and Nav. -.
Tuc uu-kct for vrnNri sugar was lln-
chH rr.d nj F.G) 20 : IS for fine grnup'at"d
w''h business light and OF hand to-
mouth character.
EcNnoa srturSs wore nulot ana prices
irr"rnlnr. Soutcmb.r closing AZ an al
v"nrc OF 81 points on covering nv helatea
shorts. while other active posltilna were
unchanged. October closed At 20. ncccm-
Der and March, So. and May 80
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SAVANNAH WOMAN
HURT IN AUTO SMASH
Mrs. ScrkinGrr suffers Fracture OF
Meek nnh Several Scrtrbrnr
When Chr pyrrturnS

Despite a bad fracture OF the neck
md the breaking Of three OF the
vertebrate. injuries sustained BY Mrs.
NJ .. Seckingcr. OF Savannah. Ga. in
IN automobile accident last Thurs
day near Ashland, physicians at St
l-ukc's Hospital last night enter
tanned hopes OF her recovery
Mrs. Seckinger was under doc
tors care in country home near the
scene of the accident until Sunday.
Upon being removed in an ambu-
lance to the local hospital physicians
found on Nray examination. that
she had suffered fractures OF the
fourth. fifth and sixth vcrtcbrac, and
for a time they dcspaircd of her re-
Covcry.
According to the injured womnn's
husband. the accident happened
when the car in which they were
riding turned turtle in Attempting to
pass an automobile said 10 have been
occupied by George !. Coleman.
state Highway Commissioner, ana
others. All or the occupants in the
overturned car were thrown clcS' OF
the machine hut Mr.. Scckingcr. lie
nor any OF the other occupants of
the car. with the exception of his
Wife. was injured.
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n. Y. COTTON NERVOUS:
TRADING IS QUIET

NEW YONK. S9nt' 16--Thc cotton mar.
ket was nervous today. but trading was
comparatively quiet and the uric. move
q points After selling az eI2i eu-!y.
December contracts cnscd OF 10 % Is nat
rallied later and closed z, % Il. coiupa.al
with 1855 At the clos" % last week. The
genera! markei closed steady a. a net
advance ~ 10 70 - points
IN" market opened steady at an alvnnc"
Of ~ to 2 points IN response to bu.Ish
Liverpool hdv'Ccs and rcDpFts OF rains or
showers In Contra! and Western sections
81 the belt. l.ivcru""i was good bur ~
mere. and there was scattered trade buy
Ing on th- initial upiuru which carr..d
october up TO 1855 ana January TO 90 %.
or nhomt 3 70 % u0.nLs mnl hLEh.r nn
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Accordlng to the infnrcd womnn,s
Sell steamer y, Auction.

The steamer 8oseGale will be sold
ut public auction at noon today in
front OF the Bank Street entrance to
the Post-OfEice building by order Of
the United States District Court
When the vessel was recently sold at
auction to satisfy libel claims. the
bid OF $4,000. which was the highest,
was rejected by Judge ID. Lawrence
Groncr
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CIuC,GO GRAIN N,rxcT

ttiltAto. sept. -1.-ACNu1aUl Eillg stocks
OF wheat together With absence az export
business Ead u Gch To do with dawutugns
IA The price al wheat. Tho lrlsat closed
GEsei.leG ~ !, 70 .. net !ow.s "tE De-
Hgtn-T .@i,s 10 l.:i7a and May '.-si. 10
- Corn lost -. 10 j.. and oats
II was evident from the start hat the
United States visible supply total 20 TO
ppst"! just before the close Gou show
u tegi leu Increase. The actual "n.arre-
men; ful tN- week proved Go ia more
ihIn 100000 bushels and w!-G uu even
.rvattr increase snowu for Canada the
effect was naturally depressing 10 The
bulls. Meanwhile. cNI vrt=rs as-.,rru thaf
met WIN unttrprOposllS TO ssll. aud
lI this connection II was po!nta "a at 'i'ut
German marks had sunk 10 new ',w
price record. Rallies due t0 uTonl- taking
10y shorts failed 1" hold In tEt ut" deaf
ings, notwithstanding the rCralu' OF u"r-
slst.ut crop damage adviccS '-rm tho
Northwest and despite curta!l-! eS;iUa tes
OF yield nj Canada.
Corn ana oats declined with wheat al
though ~ FIRST relatively steady gHiUE
- talk about Horn acreage HsV.ug ryr-
other hand. bears stressed IN. fact that
Che visible surp.y of oats Is b. FAR lie
iurrtSt ever known.
Dowriurns in the value Of hogs weak
cu-A provisions
Leading futures ranrcd as follows;
WHEAT OMEN. Eirh Low Close
Serteubcr o.. l.25 l.3 III l..H
Ray IFS is ii55j&. i i:t4 ii s,.
September :. 5. 50 ii 81
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CoTToNsEEp OIL

NEW YORK. Sgut. @..-Ccttousccl of
was easier under scattered selling and
,he h""vincss IN hog products and grain
Covering on tbs better showing in cot
ton checked the decline October close.
u POINTS down and later months | To {
net lower. sales. it.gH barrels. Tenders
TO barrels. Prime crude so sales; prime
summer yellow spot. lI+tY 80. October
80. Degemhcr. 81: MAr-M. }. o. ~! DDS.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


NEW YORK. Sept 26--Cotto2 goods and
inand wei! scattered Tor small lots. Raw
SIX was nrmcr and higher with some
large buying reported for American i'm
por;crs Dress goods FOR spring viii be
priced in few days by some of the
leading houses. Hur!aps were easier with
demand qu!ctcr.
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A,drc.,c. DonyiIlc unnI,cr.

Jesse f.. Wood, vice president OF the
National State and city Bank. of
Richmond. was the principal speaker
last night at the first fan meeting of
the Danvillc Chapter. American In
stitute of Banking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
RICHMOND STocK MARKET.
Quotations by Cnsitic q. Burch 6 Co
Ills East Main street.
City and State SccurItic.

Bio Asked
Va se. Old C. and r. 1s2 s2s ssI
Va centuries. /! 3.
&. ana X. .y.... 1891 665 CT,
street Hallway 1tonds.
". and r. T. Co. SIS. 1886 "a
Va. r. and y. Co. 5s..l934 65
street Hallway stocks.
Va. r. & p Co pfd 100 "A
Va. r. & p. Co.. com 100 10
Insurance Stocks.
Life 1ns Co. OF Va. 100 $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

NEW YORK Sept. .6-ticriian marks
mad" II new low record toduy. Preliminary
quotations varied from ESQ to O.ss cents
each.
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All SpIthrrn hoes cold subject fn.psc
t'n au! when, soft and oily.
CmICNGO Line ..rnrK MAEErr

CHICAGO, Sept. @.-Cattle: receipts q
800: choice ana prime curn-fcL steers al ,i
E.Hrhhts. steady; native and western
steers oull 'nutsly y to :, cents lower:
top ycar!ings ip.JJ: bulk beef stecrs 60 "a
=. rat he stock dull. uncvcniy lower;
Gamers aud cutters steady bulls strong
c1lv"s mostly - lower: quality plain. buit,
N"hieTs i2""e. 10: stockcr. and feeders
!" 70 = ccnis lower
than Saturdays average: cl0sinr frIn ON
butcher dull on hacking sows: hold
over moderate. ton %: bulk lights "A 4
Hight ag,cAe-s 7;jIS!G. bmlK packing
COWS, 8 2 Il $50: pigs Steady. bulk Desirable.
sheep: receipts. GOO: killing Glasses
mostly steady; feeder lambs : Love-
ION f1t we3,ern is'7bs. SIS: bulk S5Ous -
top rlitv"s. s.1i hulk. $50 II 500: cull-
mostly iGpG5.5l: top IN, ewes $50. hum,
log 90, feeder lamb toE at noon. 6 70.
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THE ZZlES-DLSPATCEES RECORD or FINANCIAL NEWS
GERMAN NApEg

closing bid. AZ: offered at .: lat loan
i. call loans AGAINST acceptance. it,.ti,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

Sew Yori-Mlddlnc, p .. receipts. i57:
exports. 20. stock. ii5.s-'
f|unr uo-'s-srugk. 80.
Total today -IieeiDts. 3'.s3s; exports, 49,
o gi- -
Total 'or. season-Receip;s, 9e5,325; ex-
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NEW YORK BONDS
tSOuTItEf,%,

--.-antb.r rs I.rt
7. &. =. registered .........., la iiii'..
l. - Suunon,. .'..'.......'s... tb!t JOE,
= s. rcSi5i"red .........,...... thi1 !'ry
Panama -. registered --.........-... Tttly ISL
i"n"fuaf H. cOugun....... .......... tlUli -f',
A,ugrean re-. an. Tsl g. - ....... l'-l.
AirhtpSH gen. T. ........ --G-
Atlantic Coast l.lns Ia ~ ....... 81.
nu.i@n0re ana ONO cE SIS ........... Tl.4
Central q: Gcocr a Con. as........ta..I
central Lea. H.s Is ...... .......... JuiI) GOT.
ChnsH pcalc and ohio rs. stI
Chicago. Mi. and st p. CIV r=s.-..... -
Guy II Paris .-..-. ~
Colorado and Southern r.. p4r - -sr
l"nr"r ana RIO Gr-uue cuuns,. is.. ;,
nloin'ni"n 81 Canada - t.gsD .......... 81
Int Mcr Marine y ...,,.' ~.
hhnS.s -. ~ ,S"lthsTn rc: Is ......... -
Missouri. Kan and Texas u, is..... so.
NiS~3lTi tdc. zen. g. Observation-Disclosures, Eg..
St% YORK central GeG. 5s ...-.......... g.1,
%%or,n,,k aId Wss,yrn e". Is ......--....
pennsylvania gen 5s N-......... 81
nNerrb.ic IRON nnh s,oe! S u1ij Cbi) s.
Seahnnrd Air Line lGi. IS
Southern Eell Tel IS ............. s--.
southern Pacific c.. - ........... JLIlJ ..f,
southern Railway Is .......,. ,s.
T.Ioni, hern hAnl%%aay E..n. - ........... ~
th!un PacIiic. - ............ .1s.
tumci i;inrdom ~ g u ana ! $40
T. sy,,;':.' '''''.''''' '..-'''........ st
MirWnlN- Car. ChrrUiaal : .............
wilson and co cv Is ..i..........
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,hs active months, This buiEet no, con
sii"raLlc scattered selling for Southern
lcsoGni and realizing Tor uN,r The APP
"'vach.n: government report. h5"cvrr.
..H aii.- the clog. OF LIVERPOOL prices
=, October Sold on to 1852 aud January 20
-t''. or back to just aby-l TIA, closing
htITrA or saturday dur.uE the Uii..c
ui iAc day but 3tuu.c who sold cary tn
i!e tAryctst! ton .. hedge purchases BEFORE
iAH c.pse turned 70! cove! late In ;uc
ali.ruoD" aud last ar!cea showed Tul.l.S
~ 70 or - points from Jae lowest. Re-
'h.rity placed the condition 81 III. arSu
80 " and the Indicated y.4'd at $4,000
tt..s c9tuD"Fed rathc! bcaTishiy with the
iT.hai" reports o: last week. and Trrla "a. s.
,yHi.laGted 70 4 feeling that t!le approach
t.- H9h"EH;unut report had a,rU i-rtty
Won dlf.p4nted This Ne supposed TO
n.r"rni FOR some u Tho midday sol. iuv
willie rcno!ts that som. @: n" Welsh
t'.t i-.h- owners were gHlu. 20 clos"
a Tn owing 10 demand from The Bri'!-h
".erurnat ih-t thLy increase tl..l- con
if.butlon toword ,niucrs' wnr' GO had
"a Lha t''AE influence. liverpool rc-
asy ana tho s'OIIinE OF Octu9c- notices
iu Nr'r Orleans probably had Z, s;caGy!uE
eNurt on tEs !uCG! market.
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rICuMoND GRAIN EYCiINxGE.

W Eu.rHA.r G4N ls1..fS on 'NarEr.
September %. 1921.
rhcs. quotations represent prices which
are being ut!t "r offered by dealers and
------- L---- rl--t
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New YORK. Sent .s.-Call money.
steady High, 5: low. s. ruling rate. 5.
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RICHMOND LAVE sroCK Mki;kEr.

Richmond Union STOCK Yard-
September -. 1891.
ErtnarkS; Fai- supply ui cattle Market
-t-Fa: AIL4Ft A.n prices ABOUT steady a.
-umph:ol WITH -AEf Mn.h
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LIBERTY LOAN noND MARKET.

by FkEp'k = NOTHING n Co.
Investment Bankers
90 y. Main Struct I--N MINI Nn
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q 2 v ~ 4 z 2 s !
FROID

]. w. Anderson and Attorney
Brown spent Tuesday at Poplar.
C. G. Sullivan visited with his
parents at Brockton between trains
Tuesday.
g w. A. Wheeler is putting in his
spare time trying to conquer Lizzie
Ford
The Westiand Oil Co. have a force
at work putting in the concreate
foundation for their new building to
be used for supplies and ofice
.Mesdames Donohoe and Munich Of
Culbertson spent Friday afternoon Of
last week with Mrs. Kate Keller Of
this place. ii
o. e. Olson will leave IN 4 few days
for Kenmare, N. D., where he has
accepted position as MECHANIC in
one OF the garages Of tint city.
Manager Peterson Of the 4 Libby
Yards. Co.., along the branch, was
here in the interest of the company
yesterday. .sItrs
Nj. and Mrs.. ]. E, Brewster, who
have been visiting at the Butler home
FOR the past two weeks, will leave
tonight for. their home Il at Fisher,
Mimi. u, sf.s#ls ffsl IS ssssgs Isl !.
III II
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COUNTY ROUNDUP |
habe ing Ibauas friosn Cur
Exchanged and Staff WRITER'S
con ER WIN l

/ Misses Laura Murnane and Eta
christensen were joy riding to Com
ertown Saturday. s
John SeFles was IN on business Sat
urday.
+ Mrs. Rose Gibson and Mrs. Elmer
johnson we're in Plentywood on husi-
ness Saturday. gia 81
ASSESSOR Walter Bye called on. Jack
Roach 1ondaY. .ss
Miss Nakxne1ite Roach Of Outlook,
who had been visiting in North Dako-
To the past weel, stopped of 10 visit
her brother, Jack, on her way home. =
VIM VAmdeunark was in ON busi-
ness Saturday. is.ssS IS
Il John Series called IN Charles Max
ham Monday. u.
Bill Cofcoran was shopping in town
the latter part OF the week.
Alex St. Arnaud was shopping in
town Monday. -.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Ivor E. johnson cali
ed at Che home Of John Series Tues.
day: %
Series were shopping in town We'd
1n&yald 1verS0n says he - going
to take, another vacation but will
bury, his harness before he goes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Strand and
AdOlph Anderson were shopping In
Dooley nsesday.. s.E
Inqilire a. Hotel MCGOWAN for
BH6 Orphngton eggs. A
D. ]. Mccall has got them all beat
for getting in, his crop in his section
OF the country. SIS
Jaek Roach was shopping in town
Tuesday. #
Andrew Vate was business caller
IN Comertown Monday.
Chas. Ovens was seen on our
streets Monday.
Bob Brockley made hurry up trip
to Dooley the fore part of the week.
@. u. Strand called on bert Sol
heim Monday.
Chas, Maxham was il Dooley Tues
lay.
Guy Harris has moved on to the :
lake Ehrmanntraut place.
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.lez 49, = - ~ os.14 -. 81
eys. 49,. - = i
50 s p..yea no - 9 ~
go 81 Y, s. oysu., 80. ...ssT sY
60 cspsu1a ulss h na1nS PIT 80 =.
nrtney tss 49, oes'e s9:. ss; e. n 4
!. s ll1Ss IsaEs 49, 49,. - i.
1eIs eco3tlo l'sst r.'. 20 * S,,,,c5,
~ y ass .eeosd IA 49, pr;ze was Is Sc
as We all 10y, knas go loss 8
ltnle eoL = t. 1880 = 80
8 Kiss Mary bogeen, VINO e. st4ylne
~ dAelseoA 8 senoof - -
|~:.y paeasanfiy surprised On 49,
sflnrsday even1n& Wnem 2 nun u
er classmates d!opred 70 ana aJeys
- an evening q iunsae occaHe1 ~ ~ 8
ing the yop DE ~ - !. =! -
Lee served 13r -! s,1 - ~ az g S. jolly
|Gpod time u
Art Ha,ael Is 1ssl II TN illis Geo. SvsEe
can with the work on the railroad this
week.
The Welfare Club held their regu-
lar meeting in the Red Cross room
wednesday afberneon, ii
3 Aaee I'll. ore u tl,e Pm.
oIreessve and prosperous farmers and
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tendi som 90 nniuess awnfters an11s
doin7 SON buyiI i1ls sHs ND
~ VA IN K.lla NR ss,,,rI,.s1.A ! ne,
: me- MI W ~ !, ~ & 8 49,
.staIi3 4 krs 4 ~ - - s.
80 /. .ssz Ss3
q sz - 49,: y y
sne +, one. saeolne - 49,
,oan ~ mas 49, puttlng e some
sllon8 nonEs on - fraeSor and ms 8. 2
AZ aeIse seeeeo g gram fie
'lell1 acfes DC
10y ouk q tae k1otan anQ iooA
me. So, S j.
FfAd Miller. o. the norfheast cou1i-
tuxY was business visitor in Ante.
loqe Monday.
~. Kellar Of Minneapolis, ~, itor
,affae Wilson lire a banks, WINS g
bd1iness visitpr IF Tie local kaN
coming on The Saturday noknl1zg
tr1lM and leaving A0ndky 2fte1noon.
MI Kellar reports buglness conditions
over his territory improved much
since his last visit here about two
months ago.
aIrssD Silver Slettk left for Culbert-
'sonA Tuesday VII She viii visit VIII
hor narents for 3eW G]ays. -
a. r Strom. manager of the Strom
Hardware Company. went to Sco6ev
on business Monday morning. s..
Lon. Hnrsar $50 hrnsrrn5E frnns tJ,a
lplow which. IA Was ridinr one dav
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ANTELOPE

VIM. 2. Anderson was in from the
farm Monday shopping and taking a
relax from the spring work.
p. e. Grams, our local butcher,
made 2 trip to Reserve on Friday af-
Mrs Ida Knutsen OF McCabe, SIS
ter Of Art Hansen, Of this city, was
up visiting at the Hansen nome on
Monday and taking peek at the
new arrival.
Paul d. Madsen Of the Dagmar
country WAS ii our city Saturday at
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Order Your Monument ~
the factory.
We CAN SAVE Y0u NJ
CAL on or Wit.
FEEDER BRUVOln|
Agent
Conertown, Mont
REDSTON

The monthly business n...
the Ladies Aid was held s
church basement May It'll
Emil johnson returned a.
evening from his trip thr.a.s
Cat Greek oil field.
A. P. Smerud, cashier Of II.
Bank Of Flaxville, was a IS
visitor Wednesday.
Baldur Jensen was tra,.l
business at Outlook Tuesdas.' :
". r. Profit was a Scohs, !,
Wednesday and THURSDAY.
County Supt. Of Schools n
visiting our schools TODAY.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-13

u. S. A. to Anna F. Sul}iv,.,
emit, N 1-2 SW Ia, SW IL 81
IA, 2 IL Sc Ia, Sc IA NEu
34-53.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-13

Henry C. Lee ct ux to Carlton B.
Bull, warranty deed, 81, p Ia NE
Ia, So, w IL NV Ia, 34-34-52. .