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dos y una carrera en- ell setimo y no
veno episodio. Score A.
Fue en- verdad muy interesante la
practica para lose "jinetes" en- Las
Lomas. Bello conjunto de mujeres,
cultos caballeros de toda la zona, in
telectuales interesados en- la suerte
de los "sangermenos" todos coope-
rando al adelanto del sport. Tn do
Bile triunfo para los "jinetes", quie-
mes fueron objetos de grandes aten-
clones por el Dean del Institute Po-
itecnico de San German, a cuyo plan
tel hicieron una vista ell domingo por
la manana. Quedaron grandemente
entusiamados con "I.as Lomas"; ell
pueblo en- masa desea otra vista.
POGO antes de las nueve de la ma
fiana del domingo salen los "jinetes"
hacia la Sultana Del Oeste, donde sc
les esperaba con gran ansias. A ESQ
de las diez estaban va en- Ia Liga de
Paris. Aunque grandes cartelones
anunciaban con profusi6n los dos, en-
cuentros entire estos equipos, ell ptl-
blico no respondi6 como demandaba
la ocasi6n. POGO "a POGO fu6 aglome-
randose la gente. A las once da CO.
mienzo el juego matinal, actuando &c
umpires Baez Y Fantauzzi, ocupando
ell box Salvador defendiendo ell ho-
gar Mendoza. Los "jinetes" a Ia
ofensiva Sc anotan dos carreras al
ligar Gaoho, despues de dos outs, un
soberbio home run por right que en-
puj6 a Beitia al hogar Gesde la ini-
cial. En- ell segundo episodio anota
Monchile otra carrera.
En- el tercer episodio Sc van en-
blanco los "jihetes", pero en- el Guar
to sc suman tres carreras mas palo
limpio, explotando al pitcher "car-
denal". Al cerrarse este episodio pa
ra los Sports, la score era a 0,
pero al tocar ell bate a los "carde-
nales", JUICY que lanzaba por los
Sports, afloja da oportunidad pa
ra que C2co, con un hombre en-, ba-
SC y sin nifg1n out, ligue un precio-
so home run por central, probable
mente el mas largo conocido en- el
Oeste Sc anoten dos carreras para
ell "MAYAGUEZ". FL pdblico que sc
interesaba por ell juego, aclama al
heroe, llueven los obsequios para es.
te y sube la fiebre por anotarse ca
rreras, pero los paleadores siguien-
tes no sacan la bola del cuadro. Score
6 g
Los Sports" mas agresivos en- la
quinta jornada, toletean la bola a
Marcel, ouienl ocup6 ell box en- lugar
de Salvador " Sc anotan cuatro ca
rreras. El "Mayagiez" Sc va er
blanco. En- el sexto los "cardenales'
explotan juicy y Sammie 10 susti-
tuye; cinco carreras anotadas. Score
10 7. Siguen los pitchers su labor
y el campo coopera para no dejal
haccr anotaciones al contrario, Il
! cual consiGuen. Termina el iuego
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Notas de Sport

LOS JINETES SON OVACIONA-
DOS EN- LAS LOMAS.-GRAN EN-
TUSIASMO POR PRESENCIAR
SU JUEGO DE PRACTICA, QUE
RESULTA UN RENIDO DESAFIO;
Z A 4.-EL MAYAGUEZ PIERDE
10 A 8.-LOS JINETES EMPATAN
EN- SEGUNDO JUEGO Z A 7 EN-
OCHO Episodes.
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ECoNoM1cE:- Piezas autOmoviles
~ para todas las marcas en- uso en-.
Puerto Rico, sopandas hojas sueltas.
Radiadores. Ruedas. Guias "Roller" y
"Ball Bearing, dinamos motores.
Magnetos cuatro seis. Panzardi Re-
pair shop, parada 80, Hato Rey.-2-l
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VA LLEGo.--LA oPoRTUNIDAn
= QUE DEsDE HAcE TANro ITEM
Po listed ESPERABAl-Los arux-
mentos para Ell cine Sc pagan muy bisn
y 81 posee usted una instruction reKu.
lar, bien pueds usted escrfbir bueaos
argumentos. Muchas psrsOnas que nun
ca nj siquiera soharon con clio, SO de-
dican en- la actualidad escrtbir para
Ell cine exclusivaments. Nuestro Cur.
de Instrucciones en- castsllAno 10 su
seharA el secreto de los buenos arG1s
mentos y le dira adem&s. d6nde cj-
mo lograr venderlos. Este Curse 10 en-
sefiara tambi6n q dessrrollar sus iAsas
con faciiidad.
Pfdanos 1nformes sobre les pSrt1cu
lareS de nuestro Curse ell cuaI es 81
uuico en- castellano hasts Ia fechA.-
LATIN AMERICAN PHoToPLAY
SERVICE, P. o. Box 40, Station !
New York, N. Y.-2-1.
90 CENTAvoS DIARIoS POE UN
SoLAR:-Por esta cantidad puede rs
ted comprar -su solar para fabricse su
hogar. listed puede hacer esta econo-
mia con suma facilidad, maxine. cuan
do Sc trata de tan justs causa. Pids
informes embellishments. Henry W.
Dooley. Telefono $50, San Juan, Tauca
2.-P.
Sc VENDE- Una magnifica finca
de concrete, en- Santurce, con cuatro
apartamentos, .junto a una escuela.
Renta $120. Dos chalets en- la Gale
de Lola, propios para residencias.
Finca rdstica, Glen cuerdas, senbra-
das de cana, con Treinta cuerdas de
gran cultura para 1924, desvio, pro-
pio, en- Rio Piedras. Inca Vannina.
Solar IN Santurce, Dos mil metros,
con una casa en- NAL estado.-EACT-
LIDADES PARA Ell PAGO- In.
formaran Coll & Co. Allen st. San
Tuan. p
UN PIANo-Se vende uno magni-
ficas voces en- excelente condici6n. Co
mandante a. Mercader. Wilson 90. r.
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POGO despues de la una, con un score
Ga 10 a Z favor de los "jinetes".
Res1men: La labor de los umpires,
buena la de los jugadores buena tam
bien, salvo alguno que otro error.
Home runs: Gncho y Caco. Tribeys:
Rogue Y Lii. Tubeys: Ciqui, Mon
chile, Soler, Thompson. 2. Doble
plays: por SPORTS" l, Brown,
Thompson, Gacho. Baterias: Saliva
dor Mendoza por "MAYAGUEZ" F.;
Juicy, Sammie y Soler por Sports"
Struck out: Marcel /, juicy 2. ITEM
po: 2 hr-15 min.
Score:
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sports"
"MAYAGUEZ"

Esperabase que ell juego de la tar
de atrajera mayor numero de fans
Ia Liga de Paris, pero el publico
escase6 quizas por haber indicios de
lluvia, pero las nubes fueron bastan-
te ben9volas permitieron que Sc ju-
CARA pelota con pleno sol. Las 3:45
marca ell reloj. Baez act1a nueva-
mente de chief umpire; Filippi en-
bases, pero es sustituido por Tony.
Durante los tres primeros episodios
los "jinetes" muelen vidrio, pues
exception de Brown que cogi6 Ia base
por error de Perucho, que lego
calentar la antesala, los players
no alcanzaban la inicial. Ithier y
Paco, bateria "mayaguezana". Ithier
Sc presenta bastante efectivo duran
te los Tres primeros innings.
Los "cardenales" Sc empenaban en-
dejar en- blanco a los SPORTS,
pues no temian la bola de Gacho
Y en- ell primer inning lie anotan tres
carreras y enseguica aoandona el
box, lanzando nuevamente Sammie.
Dos carreras mas en- ell segundo cpl
sodio suman cinco. En- la cuarta
iornada los "jinetes" Sc dan cuenta
de la fojedad de Ithier, palo
limpio, sin ning1n out sc anotan cin-
co carreras emparejando ell juego, y
con dos outs anotanse por un tribeys
de juicy. Score 6 a por el Sports.
En- este mismo inning empatan los
"cardenales", dejando las bases reple-
tas al dar una Inca a Thompson.
En- los episodios 5, 6 Y 7 no hay ma
da para los "jinetes". MAYA
GUEZ" anotose otra carrera en- ell
quinto inning, Y dominando por una
carrera hasta el octave, en- que los
/ SPORTS" nuevamente empatan el
juego. Ell octave inning para los
''cardenales" fuese en- blanco, queGan-
dose el score z, al declararse ell
juego empatado por el umpire debi-
do a 10 avanzado de la bora.
Resdmen: Baterias: "Cardenales'
Ithier y Paco; "JINETES", Gacho,
Samrnie y Soler. Tribeys: Castillo y
juicy. Tubeys: Thompson, Caco, Pc
(ContIn1a On Ia D&R. ~
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$1.25. 2ADIO:-Aparatos para reci
bir mensajes por inalambricc. Dirfjase
Segismundo Quihones. Tetu4n 6 1 2
Box SS6-1-13
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ESPI.HNDIDA REsmENCIA On Ol
cOudado, csrca del mar, de dos plan
tas, ? cen solar muy AmpliO, estA dc
vsnsa para SntrOga inmediata por un
preciO rmitsdisimo. Informar&A aparts
q S6S san Juan. p
RHOToREs para sutos trucks
AVA transmisiones, diferenciales, ejes,
delanteros completes, adaptable cual
auier marca en- uso. Ejes traseros para
trucks. Vendemos baratos. Pan
sardi Repair Shop, parada 80, Hate
Rey.-2-1.
CE VENDEN 14,OOo metros de to-
reno orillas de Ia carretera de
Rio Piedras, 8 Carilina; q IN KIN. de
RIO Peidras, fncadas de malojillo, CO.
cos Arboles frutales, aqua corriente
V casa raz6n de SO cts. metro. Sc ad-
mite negocio con casa en- santurce.
Para informes en- la misma finca FL
del Arenas. (Direcci6n Postal: Fidel
Arenas clio Gabino Mercado, Bio Pie
Aras p. ~ 81 Isl
"~-~-~@No
Sc vENDEN solares para residencias
en- ell mejor sitio del Condado. Solicite
entrevista con ell propietario. Lee II.
Vendig. telefono $50 santurce. Box 36l
San Juan. 2-24
(NoRNELL WOOD BOARD Lo me
jor para tabiques de oficinas Y cie-
10 rasOs. De venta por Finlay Way
mouth & Lee, Marina. San Juan.!-eS.
VENDO CASA MADEIRA, cuatro dor
mitorios grandes Y uno pequeno con
una casita dos habitaeiones fondo
corral. Parada 1912 Coloner No. 2.
Informaran Colomer z, Telefono 444
negro, Santurce. 1-S1
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS:

Sc vENDE negocto muy productive en-
buenas condolences 0 Sc admite s9cio
con capital. Box 1143, San Juan, P. R
&9
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FosFo- -GLICo- -KoI.A DOMENECH.
Para casos agudos de Neurasteni1, De-
caimiento fisico, debilidad genital,
Convalecencia etc. Sc vends en- todaS
las boticas del uundo, p.
A.-.Ao,..-.,...-,>-,> ~-.>->--->--.->
CE ALQUILAN. EsplendidOs apar-
~ tamentos con tres y cuatro dor
mitorios y todas las comodidades mo-
dernas, en- magnifco edihcio acabado
dc construir, On Ia Gale Infanta Lutss
No. Marina.
InHormaran en- Ia Joyer1A Bourst.
IT'D Sc AsoMBRARA del poder re-
~ constructive del ''ARCoDOL"
una preparation a base de Extracts
dc Malta, HipOfosftos, aceite de baca-
lao cerezo Silvestre.-2.1
TAPATER0S:- 81 QuSrtis scono-
xtxar sn 10 compra dc ptsleS y
satsriAlss del rAms, ssHcitsd HuestroS
precios. ApArtado lS4. Aguadilla, P
R.-P,
CoLARES- LOLA ,(PARA
~ DA 44)-Nusva Urbanizaci6n-
Estamos vendiendo los primeros vein
te solares de esta nueva propiedad con
una gran reduction en- Ell precio. Com
pre- su solar antes que la Inca del
trolley este terminsds. Henry ". Doc
.ey, Ediicio Belaval, Tanc& 2, Tele
fono 5SO.-P.
~,~----->r>o-~
TOMAS s6lidas para trucks" do
~ todos tamafios sesenta por Glen.
to descnento. PanzardI Repair Shop
Hate Rev.-2-1.
Sc VENDE un bazaar de Ropa hecha
con todos sus utensilios y muebles de
famiha. Informaran: Dolores Figueroa,
Quito No. 8. Stop 81, Santurce. 2-5
Sc VENDE:-- Muy razonable un ca
rro Cole. Siete pasajeros, magnifcas
condolences. Seis gomas buenas. Diri-
girse a Cochran g Lowell, Stop 10. Te-
lefono s9s, Santurce. 2-6
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a 60 centavos In cana On el DOB
MIToRIo de LA CAFETERIA, sl mas
umpio fresco y de mas assO On ID re-
% do c2mA.-P.
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vENTA DE ACCIoNES: 81 desea I'd.
adquirir acciones de IA Compafiia Po-
pular de Transporte, Inc. la cual decla-
ro este afo un dividendo de Is por
ciento, dirijase Miguel Such, Muelle
Nc. 2, Bull Insular Line, Inc. San
Juan. P. r. 2-12
- .~- ~ -
CE vENDE o Sc ALQUI7.A. despues
de diciembre primero, en- Montedo-
res, casa estilo ''Bungalow' de ocho
hsb1taciones. Casita para ell servicio se-
parada. Tieno garaie. Lame 81 telSfo-
ne 81 Roio. santurce.-P.
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Sc ALQUILAN en- $4,000 una casa
en- la calle del "Hip6dromo con cua
tro dormitorios v garage, cuarto en- los
bajos doble servicio Sanitario. Ca
sa en- la calle ''San Rafael" Sc alqui-
la por $45.Oo Tnformes: Tel6fono No.
IT'S AzuI. santurcs.-P,
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CT listed aesss un bonito rama
para novia, csrsnas . Aorss susa
sas Dirfjass al tel6fsno EOS azul San
tures y ssrG asandias tnmsdiaaamansa.
% ...l...la La
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RLUSAS

Sc solicitan agentes para distribuir
blusas hechas a mano. Solamente aque
Hos que puedan producer de 800 1000
blusas mas semanales. Escriba dan
do amplia information acerca de su
trabajo.
Apartado 1856. Mayagiez, P. R. 2-6
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AAeA4 OSASu1SS b~k11 AS1VtSSS M&&S41A
samsnte.-P.
CE ALQUTLA. Un msgniAco LEGAL
de 400 metros cuadrados, propte
para almacen industria, en- Ia Gale
Infants Luisa No 2, Marina.
Tnformaran en- la Joyeris de Bourst.
PoR so CENTAvos le sirven un al
muerzo en- Ell Hotel Puerto Rico, Allen
"A Y tambien una comida por otros 50
centavos. Una CANA so centavos. 2-3
CT listed NTERESA Trucks-G Qua
guas completes. Chassis para Qua
guas. AUTOMOBILES diferenteS modelos.
Trucks diferente tonelaje de Glen do
lares en- adelante. venga . Pansardi
Repair Shop. Parads 80 Hato Rsy. 2-1.
-~~-~-~--~-~-~~~~-~~~~~-~- ~~-~--~~-~~~-------~-~--~
SE vENDE benits y c6modo ''BungA
ew" En- 81 SitiO mas pintoresco del
UOndaao, cerca del mar. Solar dc mas
10 800 metros cuadrAdos. Precio lirni-
ssds. InfOrmAr&n Apartads S5s San
IuAR. r
Sc vENDE una CANA de matrimonio
de MADEIRA en- buen estado, un escrito-
rio de caballero y otros muebles.
Informaran en- San Justo SO altos.
p.
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N/8NxA d. KLOk8B WA&U1Ar
LMS On 10 cAllS ''Hsare'', step
IL SAnSurcG--LlAnO Al tOl&fOnO cts
asal SsHsurss , ssrAA services IAMsGia
sameHse.-P.
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On vENDE:-Un autom6vt 'Hud-
son-supersix' I'm perfecto ss'
40, para paSso Y Wales. Mitad de pr'
10. InSormarAn p. o. Bsx 26.-SaA
Fua1, 2. R.-P.
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FrGURINEs MCCALL, para Prtms-
vera, cen los ruevos = nudistmos estj-
los en- trajas para Gale y baile. tlu-
mtnados con los colores de moda, So
centavos y s centavos para franQueo.
LA villa de Madrid, San Juan.
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TOMAS s6lidas para trucks" do
todos tamafios sesenta por Glen.
to descnento. Panzardi Repair Shop
Hate Rev.-2-1.
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CE vENDE la casa ndmero 46 de Ia
Gale General Contreras. .-Dirfjase al
apartado 645, San Juan, p. Rio.
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Sc VENDE un bazaar de Ropa hecha
con todos sus utensilios y Inuebles de
famiha. Informaran: Dolores Figueroa,
Quito No. 8. Stop 81, Santurce. 2-5
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RADIO.-La maravilla del dia. Lo
ensenamos GRATIS por correspondent
cia. en- castellano. Dirijase al PORTO
RICO RADIO CLUB, INC. Box 866,
San Juan, p. R.-2-16.
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21O $40 0O0-10
600 205 OOO Z
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-10-19
EVANGELSTIC SER
VICES AT EVAN
GELICAL CHURCH

Max o. Siewert, pastor of the
Evangelical Church in this city, has
been holding meetings at that church
the past week and which meetings
will be conducted all of next week.
Rev. Siewert has been having a
splendid attendance out to hear him
tell about the gopsel and they have
a very fine choir to help csrc50ith the
singing.
A cordial invitation is extended to
members of all churches and every
one to attend these meetings and Rev.
Siewert is sure that no one will be-
grudge the time spent in hearing the
Gospel as he tells it from the pulpit
and as he sees it.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-10-19
FAREWELL PARTY
GIVEN WELL KNOWN
OUTLOOK PEOPLE

Last Sunday afternoon and evening
the Krieger home located seven miles
northeast of Outlook was the scene
of a pleasant gathering of neighbors
who met to pay their due respects to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krieger who ex-
pect to leave the last of this week for
the east.
The large number of neighbors and
friends present enjoyed the afternoon
in different ways and at 500 a splen-
did luncheon was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Krieger were presented with
several beautiful presents as tokens
of the high esteem in which they are
held by their many friends in that
community.
The Kriegers will leave the last of
this week for Illinois, Mr.. Krieger
having rented his farm for the COM
ing year to Louis Becker. Later they
will 90 west. Their presence will be
greatly missed in the Outlook COM
munity where they held high posi-
tion both in social and business circles
and the we'll wishes of their many
friends go with them wherever they
may decide to locate.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-10-19
Council Meeting Last Monday Night Takes Care of Many
Pressing Questions Mayor Onstad Takes Strong Stand
in Regard to Moral Welfare of City-Ewing Resigns as
Alderman.
S. 7. KLOVSTAD NOW is CHIEF OF POLICE

The PlentywoOd City Council had a
regular go-get-'em meeting last Mon
day evening, when it was announced
that the ordinances of the city from
now on are going to be enforced and
steps in that direction would have to
be taken Immediately. Mayor Onstad
is reported to have stated that if the
law breakers in Plentywood could not
be curbed and their lawless action
stopped he would resign his office as
Mayor, because he would not stand
for the breaking of the laws of the
State and City ordinances while he
was Mayor and that he intended to
clean up the city.
EWING RESIGNS
VIM. Ewing resigned his position as
Alderman on account of the fact that
he is federal employe, being engaged
at the local postoffice, and oculd not
hold the two positions. His resigna-
tion was accepted by the Council.
MOE APPOINTED COUNCILMAN
Upon the resignation of Mr.. Ewing,
Mr.. Louis Moe of the White Barber
Shop, was appointed to fill his posi-
tion by the City dads, the vote being
unanimous with the exception of Joe
Kavon who voted nay. Mr. Moe was
notified at once and he Immediately
qualified and assumed his new duties.
PRODUCERS NEWS. AWARDED
PRINTING
The subject of printing then came
before the Council and bids were
opened, it being found that only one
had been submitted; that of the Pro
Continued on Page Sevenl
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-10-19
PLENTYWOOD CORN SHOW TO
OCCUPY HELLAND-STRAND BLDG.
LABOR
CONVENTION MEETS
AT GREAT FALLS

Great interest is being taken in
the ensuing Farmer-Labor Con-
ference which is called for Great
Falls, Tuesday, October 23rd.
Many of the labor unions of the
state at Miles City, Butte, Great
Falls, and other cities have elect
ed delegates and many farmer
: delegates from many counties in
: the state will be present.
The Farmer-LabOr Party will
be formally launched and pro-
gram adopted, and officers elected
+ and plans made for state wide
organization.
The convention will be held at
Carpenters Hall, the union labor
hall at Great Falls.
Already organizers are in the
fields who report splendid results
in organization. The membership
: gives the right to members to
E participate in all party activities.
J. w. Anderson of Richland
: County, Clair Stoner of Sheridan
e County, James Ostby of Roosevelt
3 County, Sen. Taylor of Sheridan
8 County, w. F. Dunno of Butte,
= Ole Sandvig of Hill County and
: many others will attend the con-
vention.
x x II
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-10-19
FINE OPPORTUNITY TO TEST THE COUNTRY

For some time past the farmers and
land owners in Sheridan County have
been talking OIL saying "If we could
only find oil here this Country would
be alright" but talking did not bring
any results until a bunch of these
farmers called on o. A. Aspelund and
l.. S. Olsen and asked them to assist
them to get in a bona fide drilling
concern to put down a test we'll for
oil here. This was asking them to
tackle mighty stiff PROPOSITION, as
these farmers did not want some
promotion concern to come in here
and first get all the land leased up
and thereafter sell stock in the con-
Germ which would be thrown to the
birds by the promoters.
However, after talking iteover and
writing to a number of Companies
and finally enlisting the aid of w. E.
Pierce of PlentywOOd who has an In
surance Office in Great Falls, propO-
sitiOn was made them if they would
secure 10000 acres of leases that a
Company would come here to drill,
and they proceeded to get these leas-
es, and just as the contract was to be
signed the bottom dropped out of oil
and the drilling concern refused to go
further.
They have, however finally closed a
deal with the Saratoga Oil Company
of st. Paul, who will drill a well
somewhere west or Northwest of
PlentywoOd to a depth of at least
5000 feet and deeper if oil is not
brought in at that depth. However,
the Saratoga Oil Company insisted
that Aspelund, Olsen and Pierce must
secure 10000 acres before they would
come here to drill and this they
promised to secure in the territory
desired by the Company. The Com
pany wished to have their machinery
and derrick here by February 1st.,
1924 and be ready to drill by March
1st., 1924, but they have now decided
to come here Immediately that the
the 10000 acres of leases are secured
and have the machinery, consisting
of large Heavy Duty Standard drill
ing outfit and an sc foot steel derrick,
lready to load on the cars from Spar
ia, Wisconsin, as soon as this acreage
is obtained
Insmuch as there will be no stock
sold here, and the company agrees to
drill down more than 5000 feet it will
give us chance to test this country
and find out if there really is any oil
here, and it is up to the land owners
to help out and give Mr.. Aspelund
their leases so that this work can
proceed.
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-10-19
Popular Hardware Man Donates Use of Spacious Room in
Bolster Block to Use of Corn Show Exhibits in This City
Exhibits are Rapidly Coming in Exhibits Will be a
Wonder to Behold.
FREE DANCE MONDAY EVE AFTER SHOW

Through the courtesy and public
spiritedness of Mr.. E. G. Holland of
this city in donating the large room
on the side of the floor room of
the Bolster Block, the Plentywood
Corn Show will have an excellent dis
play room situated in the center of
town. Donating this large space and
the moving of the hardware creates
no little amount Of trouble to Mr..
Holland, but that gentleman has al
ways shown himself willing to go
more TIM half way in helping good
thing along and he has the sincere
thanks of the local committee for his
generosity.
Exhibits Coming In Rapidly
The exhibits are coming in rapidly
at the office of County Agent Ostby
at the Court House and when the day
arrives for the Plentywood Exhibit
there will be one of the finest dis
plays of farm products gathered to-
gether as will ever be seen anywhere
in the United States or in the world
for that matter, exclusive of products
of the far south.
Committees Working Hard
and are gathering together a fine
line of exhibits in each community
which they will have on display the
morning of November 5th.
Big Free Dance
The committee on amusements have
arranged for a big free dance follow
ing the educational program and
speakers of note will be in Plenty
wood on that day to speak on agri-
culture and wool growing. The var
ious towns in Sheridan County will
have had their Community Fairs in
a few days and with these prize win
ners coming to Plentywood to COM
pete for the champion farm products
in Sheridan County, it will be day
long to be remembered.
List OF Prizes
The list of prizes donated by the
Plentywood business men will be
published next week.. Look it over
carefully and bring your best pro
ducts to Plentywood for the Corn
Show November 5th.