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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01
CONFER TOWN

II. P. Foster was at the Beaver
Mine Saturday.
The Library Club gave a party and
supper Saturday night which was a
big success.
R. P. Fitzgerald was at the Beaver
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01

verifying in Miners Sup
re have HEL1AND-STRAND.

~ WPtiItSANN~S
y Hagen of Redstone was down
j J. ~ y, h looking after business
RsuH5 y
4 Johnson was over from Doc
4 lT TT55e 3, oy' Of this week,
4 1roland Of Antelope was a
I :,a a. caller Wednesday III Tie
Eg1ntg seat
i Constance Dugstad spent
l,aal55 ms with relatives at o0lun-
In, N D, IS
4 uorrv Mclaughlin Of Scobey
i vi riisiting friends in this city Tor a
h days
s. o,,ross Of the Clsness Lumber
NJ Lent 95fl' Wednesday in the county
! . ~ sY't f-ransacting business from ms
! ~ WE at Homestead
! Pay up your .aoseription-d' it
49,, rosper motored over from
,l l5eio"W Wednesday to look after
6 l.lSss. here Wednesday !, :
M - .,-,oor cashier Of the First
9,l y; w. Panf of Westby, was q coun-
3 . lo.@l caller Wednesday on business.
M SVS' 49,
Il n..,n crpinfof Dagmar stopped off
q ' P5IsS51tywood Wednesday While lie en-
he to spend the winter at NlnoV'
r,,.rsr Anderson left for Chicago
I. !. 4P ~aek in charge Of stock. He ex-
IT. 10 be gone about two weeks.
pn,bon seaber@ of Outlook was a
mas. st1. caller in the county capitol
o1dsy Of this week.
IN. PauIsen came up from Medi-
n Lake Tuesday to look after bust
IN 2 ucCarty was down from
/ ayyfIe Tuesday looking after bust
A. Breteser Of the McNulty pre-
III was a business caller in the.
3 uty capital Tuesday
George 0nstad Of Westby was q
Isitor In the county seat Wednesday
b legal business and also visited rela-
Clarence Carney son Of G. E. Car
!, a former resident Of PlentyWood,
wishing old times friends in this
II Geo. Lunle and family of Blooming,
rada. were in Plentywood last Sat
g shopping and looking after
q Eounty CommissiGner-elect Charley
tdean, was q court visitor in this
this week, attending the Outlook
gasoG case.
Ea1tsr Koester Of Outlook was a
or IN Plentywood the first of the
boxing after business, matters /
attending court.
#N x
81 ater Glenn Of Dagmar has leased
81 fam and was in PIentywood
nesday on his way to Minot, N.
where he Will spend the winter
his parents near that place.
aas Seaberg, Outlook mine owner,
IN the county seat Wednesday
supplies for getting the coal out
he ground. Mr.. Seaberg has
2 a fne vein Of coal and is doing
d excellent business.
R. Heppner Of Dooley was a
= ? IN the county seat Tuesday and
IN the city had bis name placed
ne Est Of readers Of the farmers
le livery harm af F1ovs-;lIa WAC 10.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01

the eyesight specialist, well known
here for years for her ability III re-
Heying headaches and nervous troubles
troubles due TO eyestrain and straight
ening crossed eyes with properly fit
ted glasses viii be at the PIentywood
Hotel, Sat. and Sun, Dec. go, and at
the Palace Hotel, FIaxviIle, Mon. and
Tues, Dec. 11-12.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01

What of the Mysterious Key? See
Bolster's window.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01

1ANARIEs- Singers ST to $1,000,
females $3.50. Birds shipped by ex-
press. Guarantee safe delivery.
MRS. Fl. F. BANNTSTER, Outlook,
Mont. 33-4t
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Regigtered
Hereford bull. VIII trade either for
cattle Or bull Of same breed. Inquire
of CARL HOVDEY or BERNARD
VOID, Outlook, Mont. 1872
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01

FOR SALE-Registered Duroc Jersey
bears, April pigs. These are the
large size. JOHN EGGEN, Archer,
Mont. 34-t2
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HOUSES FOR RENT OR SALE
Rent as payments credited on pur-
chase. G. r. PETITE, Plenty
wood. 27-
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LOST---Key that will unlock Mys-
terry lock. Big Reward. See BoIsters.
Ask anybody, then see our window.
BOLSTER & SONS.
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FOR SALE AT REASONABLE.
PRICES: Five registered Hereford
bulls: one four years old, two one
.year-old, two sucking calves. For
further information see or write O.
M. Lutnes, Westby.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01


biz / graves. Who lives south Of
S9so55ita2i patient at the Plenty m
b S'f IN having Shot himself
ben cIoo t1gnt hand. Kenneth
3 4 see$; 20 a revolver and put
la6ips I'm N to see how it fit. AZ
I R6ilss 'i Sn shel! in he forgot about
b tbo g o the trigger on
The lossd do was empty chambers
|ong t tSSoed cartridge, the mis-
5RbiSieaf Trough tg the palm of his
\ be ' Is the the wound was quite
|sand i ssEttI I!g along fine and
: Heallng up in good
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FARM FOR RENT
THE AAGE tn. LARSEN HOME
PLACE NEAR DAGMAR, FINE
BUILDINGS, GOOD WATER. 400
ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION.
ALL FENCED. WRITE G. E. Full
KERSON, Owner, Mohail, n. D. 1878
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lumber or
small building. G.. r. PETITE.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01

ROOM FOR RENT ALSO BARN
SPACE for team. Inquire at this
Office. 32-3t
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
NEW INDUSTRY FOR
 HOT SPRINGS TOWN

renatoo. Che wdl known hoa'th port and ualne c.nlor .a to hayo n now ecncraI merchandise industry and oeai huL Wm p uoD.on. D roure anI popular Alaskan hcIne ho founder and operator Mr. Hon- .on was born and r.lrgl In ,hr Ien- atee narhborhooI auI H'lhoueh but e0 yclra %. aeo h0H demnn.'ra.. cd Ihs ability to succeed .u ororF Tine wIh which hc haH boon connected
 Flor two yc.u Mr. Hoa.on NM general lIIc muuHror for ,He A-
 sa Packing and Navigation Com. nlny and for two yolr hc w.H H trusted employee o. Ihr Pao.N. Coast Gypsum Company ic wu educated in Che a.ale. where he maI- nod. hIa wl. being au EusI'"h woman They have two children.
 Dor somc Umo past Mr. Hah.1n rrr had hIs cvc on Ton..e. .H u .u... .bIe location for U general store and .oraf hniI but not mHI Ono nlo.nt how. hn n'aua ma'or.aIEol m. Hrl shipment tcn tom or eoola ha. boon received and other shipment. Wu follow regularly Hc Is known a am ho1c. and capable huaue man and that h.s oIort In h.e new venture win be rewarded WItI we. .ca |. assured
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
PERSONALS

Marion Go|Us.eIn rHloI hH homo uhuc ae Wuam wa. Iu n1r. hu, continued m UH. way In .He WI- WnII nm IHe aue .l0.me- NH trip mn. o.ouI uu .H. Iu.or uIo. h. !. un mr0HEn. Ion. I.e had boon m ...IIe for .ha.. f...l
 Roy. H A. Hu.h.Han ol lao s.I.a hrlou church. WH H.r. tHH H0.. m Ih. WU u N.....".n .o a.anl n meeting oI ,He NWH fle- hy.0r
 1 Geol.. w. Fo.a and utuo on win au.to on lno steamer Quon du. tomorrow They have hen F...t- mr r..aIto. In s"i'o Tor iHe n'.. lhro. mouta.
 w. J. NnrHu er.a.e ol .ho pu.Io Steamship Company u che Io.aI oe... |. eNH....I .o WH.e m H. uu..U. Sunday. Mr. HaH.H.u Inn. bon ah..H. from Juneau .uoo Im.r when h. wen. E.. to take n Hmt .0n .n fHr parents O. Nr. NH.H.u in 'wn '.an.H
 rce I.Heh who uaF.I from the .u.H two Wo..H a.. Inn. .oHe .o che westward aud uar Ua hF wind mp ut FmrHu. n. .H ou u ..sH.- #..ur trip and may decide la locate Il hc uI. u m.HH'. u....
 Nbut WUc. .om.r postmaster at Eoi.h.Hu. now Alaska representa- live ur M scIor X Company nI sc- .I. arrived eau FHrhw. and One westward on .He Folo-.a
 Deputy Marshal UHIr returned on H. Victoria from short trip 'o Seward. whom. h. HnI a.eu W. IT, Lur.H who wa. arrested hor. n .hor. time ae1 on a warrant Io'o-
 unIM from tHc d.nl.r marshal Ior. uu u oHue. o. llo.l
 Earl Hm.or special Territorial nl collector returned yesterday from uHI lo .He several A'HE town. fo Ho .ou.H ucuIne Hrder II. lr. boon .uH. ..f.".I "U..H.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
ORE SCOW TURNS TURTLE.
 LOSING VALUABLE CARGO

Tum....l. thousand Ia.H worth o. Hrm... n.. now Ho. u. t.. bottom o. Observatory u..I aHnH. four mH.. from IurnN Whe.e U Wa. .o n.r. boon landed ..r ,H. GmHr mH.er T.. I. occurred lHraueH uH Ia.I.I u.h m. and .oWe by m. mr TuHr turning mI. presumably on account 70. h.Hr uatuIo.I Only U. hua l. u.. u. Tn. ..HIar. mIe reached hor.. .. IHo Information |. m.I.
 Th. Tr.rr HH..I IHW II" morning uIII .n mu.r aW and u0..of for II In In. Io.I.I which .0n. stunned IT. hoIr The nN aa..oI her. on he .H. trip o. .Ho ue m. b.m loaded for vorI du and owns Ie.Nne HadIr frequent rm nr hou. necessary .o E..n .t uI.o.. The mr departed IHuHdly evening uh both .au and II s believed h.l m. I...r one Io.. I.s load The accident happened Saturday mom nr Imu"ue lmt trouble O. som. kind had boon encountered. w Che .m. m.Ir MI. very ...H THo .eoW ua loaded ufn .1H tom ol .0oHl-
 grade o-. worth about 500 a tom Ul0r Nn.r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL HOUR CHANGED
N0II00 n TUr0nI8

Notice io rwonis
 At n recent meeting or Che teach. en or the Northern Leh. prHhy teHan church. II was I.ricI Chat tHc Sunday school hour would h. changed to Che period ut before church rather chan a0or church a It present. Beginning with sunIur April l therefore sunday Hon' win meet at a.f5 a m. The ion win ho one hour In Ionr.h as I'm One na.t Dismissal win .aEc r.aoe nc IU.f5 n. m.
 It Is hoped Chat Chi. change in th. hour win rosu'. m better att.ud.H.. during Che spring and m.. months For Che eaHt.r'oner o. parents who may un. Hnr. tHe .nr- rect Umc. Che church heu win H. rune n. g.I5 n. m. each 5mI.. and .rIIu nt H.f1 r. mn. Che hour when .He nn hcru.
 Thanking rou for your .n1neH. Uon Iu making Ono sundar school a success and trusting .ha lh. cham. .I hour win meet with your au. n.ogaI. am. worry sincerely yours.
 LESTER n. HENDERSON
 Superintendent
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
SOCIAL HOTEs

Mm. c. E. Cartwright entertained 0n Friday afternoon with a sowing party in honor of Mr Cleveland
 Mm J D. Helps gave dinner party lo % few friends on Fuday oroning
 Mm w. w. Coacy Jr. entertained with small dinner party on Friday evening.
 Mu. A. w. Stewart is entertain mg few friends wilh sewing party thIa afternoon.
 Tho Friday Bridge Club mot with Mra Charles Goidstcin yesterday afternoon
 Capt aud Mu. c. &. Ward gave two dclehtu br.dso parties ou Wednesday and Thursday of this week at their residence ou Seventh IrccL
 Eight tables wcfo kept busy on both evenings Che prize winners bee ing Mrs. L Worncckc and William Buu on Wednesday and Mrs. E. Jacobson and c. E Cleveland on Thursday
 The usual program for bridge parties was varied a litue ou Thurs day evening by surprise on Mrs. Cleveland. whose birthday it hap- ponci to bo. by Ono hostess present. ne her with a birthday cake with candles and a present in behalf of herself and friends who planned Che mrphisc
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
REGISTER F. A. BOYLE
 TEMPORARY CRIPPLE

Away hao. in th. muIr.e days oI hnsho0I Register Frank "A Boyle oI tn. United state. Land OH.r. had Che misfortune Tn .u.Hr. ou. 70. HH m.. and r..arI.o o. m. .o. I..l many yuu mt. boon rolled mp on lh. scroll u. Im. since .HH. n.. haaah.ml ol demanding .Eu. care and attention m m. slightest provo.
 cation \ h0HUH. r... under 200 n.s0. Ia.H.H .t uu. .u..'u. ahor. ..U i. only H ..H nH causes II .u n.... ". right" .H invalid
 WI. u.. I. mad. ..... ".H .u l.. H.| alloy. HW. .I.. U. i. Hm0HH..H- .. s. Ann H.n.t| and .H.II. .H. receipt. 0. m. Uu.. I.r. 0 r..HH n mU from H. 0u.. .HnI h. HE.N... oar ... cam. WU'. H.. l. Hn..ne
 I0u. regarding I.. condition 0 U. r.rI.m. n0. II. m. n.tH .0urn over r..m.ne Che injury don. Tn |. Iu Che long Hrn
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
RETAINS HEADQUARTERS

A c1blerum from Commander A C Fisher of Juneau Post Mo- T. Tho American Legion Department O. Nr.la. who n iu attendance at th, tonurm.n. meeting now in session rD Kolch.m Co Walter B King O. UU. place states Chat tho c1orH tg remove department holdquarion from Juneau to Ke.chikn was de- Ia.t.I ut yc.IorlayH .on nJ a dc r..II. E...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
MSS HAIEY AZ KErcHIKAN

WH Dorothy Haley Is attending ho meeting of Ono Grand IeIoo Pio- noem of Alaska, at ko,chIkm aH a delegate from Che Auul.ay of Ju- neuu IeIoo No. e N.# HaIcy carried nror.c. ol Che other delegates of One Auxiliary who were not able Co a.- fond She went io ke.chikan on Che Victoria. leaving here Thursday -----
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01

T.1o D. -Roao instruction and hencI.ouon
 "Wednesday and Friday al i.i0p r I..t.n u.roIonH F.r. Wcinc- |.r instruction and bcncIIcuon. rrI.r Way uI Ono CroH and ocne- I..uon.
 Hlr UnI rri1y ol tUe month ...U I..0uous I'm honor ol thc
 I H..r GcncraI Communion .. ren.nUon nrI mass al E o'clock. FH.r ut D. m. h0ru'r nr .r. u. I.. I.IIo Altar so..e.E In tn. Paris. club Room. Nr Hector H.I..n win He -rr hos.ca.
 N..I Sunday 0na.m euioafI 0...I Communion for Ono memoe.a .. H. N. Society.
 .u u... days aI d o'clock r n sI. 0lapeI and a. h.a0 ...... m n. UaHona chapel.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
JUNEAU DENTIST AT RYDER

ur w. E NmhoIrr vHo nu. uool dentistry in Juneau for several roan has located at Hrior Az hou Hrdcr and Iu ur.rhhor stewart have been without IartIHH for ar .aI months Dr. Mmho..Hu found many patients waiting hH arrival whom he reached Hfier according .g fHn HrIcr Miner
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
DECISION UPHELD
 W SLIDE CASE

Attorney Horny KoIor ronreon.- ns Che panun was Informed hl wire on monday thal One rorIc. oI tho district c1ur. .u Che ca.e ol Iar son rs the Alaska Juneau Gold NtH- nr Company rendered Che s.h oI May nal yelr had boon reHIrm0l. Larsen was awarded dHmee lo .H. amount of ff5Io as Che result o' Che H'.Ie ol two years ago.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
ao1DsrEm ORDERS NEW TRUCK

A new Chevrolet truck win Doc tddo dto tho delivery fleet of Gold rto.u's Emporium. an order having been placed for thc truck thia week. Tho Alaska agonu for Che Cheyrelot mako Of cnr arc olson C. MehcrIu.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
APRIL FOOL DAY

Although hH Ia April lat whom m kinds of fool tricks and iotoa are supposed t1 bo played. thcrc was hut uu. attention paid .o it here. al- tfaueh few mild attcmpu wore mad. during hto ur'y part of Che day.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterian Church
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 Morning worship al If..' t.H I..t rne s.H..Ir of .uo H00r
 un'. H0n. -. ..|. I.. w..H- rr. .... m n.HI ..e .aanse H Ono hour n. r0..n I.. .Ho0. IHH r.m. H. ..Ir.n .r en.er .Ho church II. " ...r urto .. .'s church.
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 n. .. M. N..H.IU church ur f.. One ...r.... 0. ... ... ... UH... "..... meeting ". ..r. -. ..e w.H. Hu "UH ....". N.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01

Minister -"Jamos. ] have not seen you at church for some months. Does not One voice of duty call Co yout
 James Maybe it do. siri but since J had Ono Innuenzy last winter I've been as dolf as @ post"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
REPoRTED OPTIONS

It was reported few days ago hat Mcasrs. Iackling. Thanc and c. T Jackson of Che GastIncu Mining Company have taken options on a bunch of promising claims in tho Portland Canal district.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
W HOSPITAL AFTER
 FSTIC ENCOUNTER

Two Austrian. erarei .u mu. ...r encounter ut TI.aIv.I Thur I.. ....... and one ol thcm Ia now r Juneau hospital witch Ihe im- urr. .. ..| nm HH lcal Tho .... . r. IHro been Ono on. r..... u. . .oHd .hat hos eNa.e. .I.n ... mon Tor somo umc No
 .... had H.n m.ic Ht noon today and n. information bad heon N.eI ......H... Tn. m.Eun.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
sELIs RnsNEss HERE

Chas Fuzel who recently sold hls mtorcat n tho Union Hotel to his partner. ". J. Benson, ieft with his family on Che Victoria for kctchi- kan. where thcy resided before com- ine to Juneau several months ago.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
Church

. Mass .u. mu.... "- ... mon ". ... r... #e. Mrs. and mn. .. TT. e .. Tn. .. L a
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
INVOLVING THE MAYOR

It wns reported this morning that Mayor R E. Robertson had with draNu from tho otaoin shrdlu fflW rooi uIdv
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
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 Service. ... hold crcry Sunday at tfam. in Che church ot Chris u.n Science so..o.y of Juneau. on rth sr... ue.uoon Main and seW- .. sr. The ublect Sunday win
 saud.r school at f2.i5 p. m.
 WUr.Iar Testimonial. mecune -. N.I. r m.
 Christian s.orre Reading Room
 Room E. Muuny Block opon MHr .l..n, Sundays and holidays from e.' To and Co 9 D. m. Wednesday evenings from Co s Tho public Is cordially invited Co attend ne ar.... and Fa.. One E...ne Room.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01

.... did Enr .alu m .oHHo.
 r.n. HH. tUe w.met., ......m. r.. worked for me aa.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01

WANTED Clean cotton na rhe srHIorH W0..Ir
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
FINAL GAME PLAYED
 BY HI SCHOOL TEAMS

Ll night wimc cd Ono final um. of iue Heaaon of Che uoug.UH and Juneau Weh School basketball iem It uaa played in Ono Doug.u Nauiorum and resulted n victory
 n .Ho Douglas hoya Che score ho- Iur II to VI. lt Waa spirited con- ut but .he Juneau boys did not l.re n chnoo of winning at amy
 Iu.o or lHe game During Che lr' mI Uour.a scored 2I and Juneau D ucnttor ou Iou'r A dozen louIa was called during Che wmo. scfcn ou umeu and five ou Jmmu No 0.'d eonl. were scored hy Juneau in hc nu mIL Cole of Juneau was r..er0e The lineup and individual ..|.I. mad. unrn nn InIIuWU.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01

ENCOURAGE AN ALASKAN INDUSTRY BY TRADING
 AT HOME
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01

Our large Manufacturing Department is in position to turn out all kinds of fur work on new garments as we'll as to rem ovate old pieces.
The Bottineau courant., 1922-08-10
FOURTH CLASS POSTMASTER
EXAMINATION, /"

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
ination to be held at Bottineau, N.
OAK, on Sept. 2, 1922, as result of
which it is expected to make certifi-
cation to fill contemplated vacancy
In the position of fourth-class post
master at Omemee, and all other va
cancies as they may occur at that Of
flee, unless it shall be decided in the
interests Of the service to fill the va
cancy by reinstatement. The compen-
sation of the postmaster at this office
was 1912 for the last fiscal year.
Applicants must have reached their
twenty-first birthday on the date of
the examination, with the exception
that in a State where women are de-
clared by statute to beof full age for
all purposes at eighteen years, women
eighteen years of age on the date of
examination will be admitted.
Applicants must reside within the
territory supplied by the post office
for which the examination is an
nounced.
The examination is open to all citi-
zens Of the United States who can
comply with the Requirements.
Application blanks, Form 1853 anc
full information concerning the re-
quirements of the examination can be
secured from the postmaster at the
place of vacancy or from the United
States Civil Service Commission,
Washin gton, D. C.
The Bottineau courant., 1922-08-10
ENDORSED

The chairman of the Republican
National Committee and the chairman
of the Republican Congressional Com
mittee, two quite well informed and
wide-awake gentlemen, must have
overlooked the warning given them by
the Fargo Forum to keep hands off
the campaign in North Dakota if they
knew what was good for them.
Either .that-or they do not take
the Forum as seriously as it takes it.
self, Or credit it with the power and
influence it assumes in the affairs Of
the Republican Party.
That is the only conclusion which
can be reached by the announcement
today from Washington that Mr..
John T. Adams, chairman Of the Ma
tiohal Republican Committee and Mr..
Wood, of Indiana, chairman of the
Congressional Committee of the Re-
publican party, are supporting the
nominees of the Republican party in
the June primaries.
This means that the Republican ma
The Bottineau courant., 1922-08-10
We are pleased to report that II. j.
Hanson is able to be around again al
ter an illness Of several days.

We are pleased to report that II. j /.
Hanson is able to be around again al
ter an illness Of several days.
"snow Blind A breath from the
great outdoors which blows away the
petty, firing cares that take the joy
out of living. At the Grand Friday
and Saturday. " +. .... F. H.
Mrs. r. A. Scholfield left for her
home in Minneapolis Saturday, after
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. r. Costello. Enroute home she
visited with Mrs. Jacob ohmart at
Grand Forks. Es@ .& a."
Mrs. Geo. Miller ard children Of
Rugby are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Miller's mother. Mrs. Catherine
Riley, this week. .>. i. @~ ..><.
Jacob Ohmart ISL the city this
week attending to- business matters
for the Russell Machinery Co.
Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart, Chair
man of the United States Illiteracy
Commission, gave very interesting
address at the Presbyterian Church
last evening Oh Elimination OF Hitter:
acy in the United States. She is
very forcefm speaker and brought out
much helpful information.
The fire department was called out
Saturday noon in answer to an alarm
that fire had been discovered at the
Ed. Chretien home on South Thomp-
son Stret. However, when the depart
ment arrived it became known that an
old electric light wire caught on fire
when curling iron had been connect
ed. No damage was done.
O Roswell P. Merritt, Optical Spec
ialist of Kenmare, N. Dak., will per-
sonally visit Upham Monday August
Fl, Willow City, Tuesday Aug. %;
Souris Wednesday Aug. 23; Westhope
Thursday Aug. "a; All persons having
defective eyesight headaches or who
need their glasses changed or renewed
should call and see him. AIT
The Bottineau courant., 1922-08-10
COST OF PRODUCING
~. WHEAT $1.26 A BUSHEL

Fargo, N. D. Aug. 9-The cost of
producing whsat in Bottineau county
III 1921 was $1.26 a bushel and $1e.1o
an acre, according to figures just
compiled by the farm management ex-
tension workers at the North Dakota
Agricultural College.
The lowest cost on the various
farms where careful records were
kept by the extension workers making
the survey was s15.O3 an acre and
$1.09 bushel while the highest cost
was $16.4s an acre and $1.54 BUSH
ell. %@
The highest single factor in the av-
erage acre cost, was the use of land
which cost $500 an acre. Other costs
were threshing, $2.23; seed, $2.22;
man labor, $500; horse labor, $1.90;
summer fallow, $1.55; use of machin-
cry, s1.02; management, go; over
head, 32c; and auto and manure each
29c an acre. @