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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23
Kansas Aggic Swimmers Win.

Aggie swimmers defeated mermcn of
the University es ScbrGcEa here
Thursday, 80 to 81. The local SWIM
mers won first place in four of six
events, in addition TO winnins the 100
yard relay. Dilts of the Aggies, was
high point man with ten.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23
TWO LEAGUE GAMES
Central Christian and Wesleyan !
stitute Intermediates Win.

Two games were played in the int
mediate division of the Sunday Soho
Basket Ball League Thursday nigh
The Central Christians defeated Il
Mckinley Avenue Methodist, %
9, while the WesleyaI Institu
Methodists downed the South 81,
Baptists, IL to 10, in n notify co
tested affair. Other teams schedule
for games failed to appear.
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SARAZEN AND
HUTCHINSON IN
FRONT At 10
Hutchison's Playing Large
ly Responsible for
Three-hole Lead.
ALL SQUARE AT NINE
Mangham Holes One Off
Edge to Square 1t at
Halfway Mark.

Gene Sarazen and Jock Hutchinson
or, rather, Jock Hutchisol and Gene
Sarazen, for Jock was about the whole
show-lad three-hole lead on
Clarence Mangham and Tom Lally,
the San Antonio golf professionals
trying to get $500 in a 36-hole match
at the, San Antonio Country Club
Friday, when the match reached the
halfway mark at l O'Clock.
Hutchison's play on a water-logged
course, with slow greens, despite some
Trojan work by the groundkeeper. was
the marvel of the morning eighteen
holes. He played 60 strokes, 80 out
and 81 in. Only a few of these were
short conceded puts.
Sarazen, the national champion and
therefore the cynosure of all $40
eyes-the gallery was only S160 at
a dollar a head-won only one hole,
the seventeenth. His medal score,
counting the concessions, was 70.
Local Men Had IS.
Lally and Mangham both played
T6's.
The frst hole that was other than
halved was the fourth. which Hutchi-
son won with a three. The match
was hard-fought from then on all the
way out. The rest Of the holes were
halved until Mangham. lying to the
left Of the ninth green. hOled his ap-
proach in sensational fashion for
three. squaring the match.
Hutchison won the tenth with
three and the fourth went 10 the
visitors when each took four. The
twelfth and thirteenth were halved.
hut Margham laid his drive n yard
ron the min on the short fourteenth
wi Won the hole with two. cutting
t." Lad +" ono up.
HutcaiS0n in Form.
-yutch!srn m~de two IN again by
--'~Z the fifteenth with three
q 'HHn his four caDtured the six
r"fh when Lal;' and Mangham ncch
1gsI puts. The visitOrs became
+" on the seventeenth when
'r-~r played q three.
~ fine eighteenth. Lally had a
r. four and reduced the lead Of the
f""~Dus tourist to three up.
Their cards:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23
DEVlNE GAME OFF
Breckenridge High Probably viii
Play Team at San Marcos.

The scheduled trip to Devinc by the
Breckenridge High School basket ball
team in order to decide the bi-district
title OF the interscholastic league local
ly was called off Thursday because of
muddy roads. breckenridge High
probably will meet Devine High at
San Marcos Saturday afternoon,
Coach Engelbert of the local five
states. -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23
San Angeles BY Forfeit.

San Angelo, Tex, Feb. 2s.-The
bi-district title has been forfeited TO
the San Angelo High School basket
ball team by Pecos High, champion
in the western tip Of Texas, quail
flying San Angelo for participation in
the state interscholastic league meet
at Austin March 2. .
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23
White SOx Release Two

lineage, Feb. 23.-Harold Bubser
ana Roy Disregard viii riT maze Sc
trip with the Chicago American
League baseball club 10 its spring
raining camp next Monday. Busber
was released TO Kalamazoo, Michigan.
and Disregard 10 Nashville, Tenn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23
Cedar Rapid High Wins.

Iowa City, Iowa. Feb. 23.-Cedar
Rapids High School won the second
annual Iowa University interscholas-
tic indoor track meet here Thursday
with 30 points.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23

The afternoon round was To start
shortly after . o'clock. Joe Kirkwood.
the Australian trick shot artist. was
TO give a demonstration after the
match.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-23

Umpire, Grimes; scorer, McCul
Tough.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-08-03
PLENTYWOOD CHAUTAUOUA, AUGUST 4 TO9

Ter of Alexandria. Mimi, who are on
their way to Los Ageles, Cal. by
auto.
John Miller and Ed Iverson made a
business trip to the county scat the
fore part Of the week.
Carl Johnson Of the Coalridge
country left Saturday for Rochester,
Minnesota, to undergo medical treat
ment.
MI and Mrs. Carl Peterson return
ed home Tuesday from Minnesota
where they had been visiting.
Art Rueber and -. r. Ctesap Of the
Montana Wheat Growers Association
held a meeting in the A. q. u. w.
Lodge hall Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John + Weller re-
turned home this week from their Ole
home in Minnesota. where they have
been visiting the past two months.
VIM Mchlroy left for his home in
Minneapolis Wednesday after a weeks
visit with friends and relatives and at.
tending TO business matters.
The Crosby band accompanied by {
large delegation of that place came
10 Westby Tuesday afternoon TO al
vettise the Divide County Fair The
] band rendered several good selections
Last Sunday about 80 people gath
cred at the August Hultgren hom,
and enjoyed a picnic dinner. The at
ternoon was spent in PLAYING horse
shoe and different smusements, whil
Others were inside playing and sing
ing
Gust Johnson and family Of Tolley
Inv. Oak. visited in this city over Sun
day with relatives, Mrs. H. Larson an
Mrs. Roy stsgeberg being sister an
niece Of the former.
Hans Larson went to Crosby Wed
nesday to take in the fair and pla
ball with the Noonan team VS.. Este
van. which however ended in tie 9
It was called off at the end Of the st
inning on account of darkness Thurs
day evening.
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ANTELOPE

Ed Sherman. the busy farmer and
rpnCher Of the Reserve territory, was
in Antelope a few hours Monday buy
ing harvester repairs and attending TO
some business affairs
MIR. and Mrs. Earnest Grayson re-
turned Tuesday from a three-weeks'
honeymoon trip thru southern Min
nesota. They visited with friends at
Cottonwood. Marshall and other points
Niels G. Peterson Of the Dagmar
country was in town few hours
Tuesday afternoon
The Girl Scouts of plentywood pass
cd through Antelope Saturday morn
ing on their return trip home after a
weeks camping on the Richardson
ranch west Of town. .
John Grayson unloaded a carload Of
Irvine and one Of binders and repairs
Wednesday which arrived in the nick
! Of time as several farmers were wait
inc 80 begin harvesting rye Inc
wheat harvest will begin about the
FIRST of the month.
The Hoven Grain company are nav
! inc an hydraulic self-dumping seaie
installed in their elevator this week
When completed il will make the Gle
vator one Of the best equipped houses
along the line
The Congregational Aid was enter
tanned by Mrs A. T. Van Worst at hei
home Wednesday afternoon.
Jens Jensen and Anton Jorgenser
loaded two carloads Of cattle Thurs
day and shipped them to st. Paul
Mi Jotgensen went down 20 attent
A. the marketing of the stock
MI. and Mrs. J. Vollimer Of Vol
Point were callers at the Monarch
Lumber yard Thursday Mr.. Vollim
on looking after the interests OF The
company in this territory.
Fred Miller, president OF the Tar
mera' Elevator company, was bust
ness caller in the big little town Mon
day. Mr. Miller reports the crops u
his territory the best in several sea
sons. and some big yields may b.
| looked for
Viuo Peterson. of Reserve. and J. J
Gibbons the genial Great Northern
/ depot agent Of that place. were An
talope visitors Saturday evening
! Miss Myrtle Ludeen who has bee
. visiting Antelope friends during tn
4 past week. returned 20 her home =
Minneapolis Tuesday
Miss Mildred Bessire, who visite
i a few davs at the G. y. Fulkerso
home in Grenora returned home Wed
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-08-03
EVANGELICAL CHURCH NOTES

A Vacation Bible School was con
Quoted at Two Tree with an enroll
ment Of 20 pupils Their ages were
from years TO II years The school
closed on Saturday July 18th. by rem
dering a program which was appreCi-
ated by more than $50 people The
afternoon was spent I'm community
picnic. The main features Of the pic
mic was an athletic contest between
Wanso and the Two Tree districts in
running. jumping, racing, etc. In
this the Wanso district took the lead,
obtaining N points and Two Tree AZ
points. The afternoon was climaRed
by a base ball game between the two
districts The players on the Wanso
team were! Tony Robertson, catcher.
Herbert Grant, pitcher. Gordon Rob
ertson, John Robertson. VIM. White.
Knute Knudson, Rudy White. Curtis
Btoyle. Mitt Hatfield
The players Of the Two Tree team
were Zeb GArneau, Arthur kazeck,
pitcher. Leland Leet. catcher. Ellis
worth Ross, Elmer Johnson, Jim
Garneau, Blame Bentsen. Eugene Slei
Gehard Johnson.
The games ended in z to in favor
of Two Tree.
Plans are being made TO make con
! test an annual affair.
The Sunday School at the Marsh
school miles north Of Plentyw00d
rendered their second annual Chill
dren'a Day program Sunday, July
18th. The school house was beautifully
decorated with various kinds OF How
ets. wreaths. symbols, and signs The
program is worthy Of special com
mend. which shows that the teachers
and the superintendent spared no
pains In making il what it was. There
was present an audience Of t40 peo-
pie.
VIM. Ross. Huber Calvert and M Q.
giewert autoed 60 Reed Point. Mon
tana. 68 miles west Of Billings TO at
tend the State Convention Of the
Church. held July ~ Go ~, They re-
/ turned Tuesday night, reporting that
: IL was one Of the very best conventions
that they ever attended Reports Of
) the conventions will be given at var
/ ious appointments
Big plans are being made for the
[ Church School which will be condusted
by the Congregational and Evangeli.
| cal churches. which will open August
| 18th. Plan 90 have your children at.
8 tend and young people attend. There
3 will he something of interest to all
. There will be Sunday School and
K preaching Sunday afternoon at
. o'clock at the Two Tree school Ellis
: worth Ross will deliver the sermon
Rev. Ellsworth Ross conducted the
g morning and evening services AZ the
: church last Sunday A full house
!, listened TO his messages.
IS The Ladies Aid met at the home o.
a M. r. jackson Wednesday afternoon
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will be taken against you by default.
for tho relief demanded in the com
plant.
The said action 10 brought for the
purpose Of obtaining a judgment npon
the amounts due, payable and unpaid
upon those certain promiHsory notes
"a followsl For the sum Of 9igg 90
together with interest thereon az tho
rate Of 10 per cent per annurn from
November LIST 1921. for the sum Of
$3.50 together with interest thereon
At the rate Of 10 per cent per snnum
from November LIST, 1922, for the
principal sum Of g2B0000 together
with interest thereon at the rate of 10
per cent per snnum from November
LIST. 1922. and for the sum Of 9t27.b7
paid for 1922 taxes together with in
terest thereon at the rate Of ~ per
cent per annum from April gath. 1923.
and for the cost Of continuation Of an
abstract Of title. reasonable attorney
fees and the costs Of this action. and
for the foreclosure Of that certain
mortgage made. executed and deliver
rd by tho above named defendants.
Allen r. Clarke and signe Clarke. his
wife. otherwise known "a Sigma
Clarke. under daic Of November 9Th.
! 1913. as mortgAgors, TO Wells ickey
! Company. corporation. rs mottgA
gee. and which said mortgage was
duly fled for record in the office Of
the Clerk and Recorder of Sheridan
! County. Montana. on the t4th day OF
November. A. y. 1913. at four o'clock
! T. M Of said day, and duly recorded
in Book $50 of mortgages, pages 4tB
40 and 400. and which said mortgage
effects the following described real es.
} tate. 60 wit. South half (Stk) Of sec
ton eighteen (1G) in township thirty.
six t3G) North OF range iifty-siK (66)
East Of tho Montana Meridian. con
tanning three hundred eleven (3tt)
acres more or less, according TO the
Government survey thereof. and which
said mortgage was Of record duly as
signed to the plaintiff in this action
all Of which more fully appears n the
compliant on file herein. reference to
which is hereby made for further par
tiCulArs.
Witness my hand and the seal o.
said court this 10Th day of July. 1923
G. u. PETERSON.
Clerk
! BRATrtN g. KETTER,
Sidney. Montana.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. let
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McELROY
7tl

At the present writing the McElroy-
Overland road is being worked 0p-
posite the Selmer Espeland farm.
Mrs. Anna Bartnes has visited the
past week at the home her son Sc
vprn. Mr.. Bartnes took his mother
via auto TO the home of her daughter
near Stady. NJ D., Sunday. where she
is staying for the present.
ole Aspelund, Assessor, is reclass-
flying land in this vicinity. He thinks
the roads north Of McElroy are bum.
We agree.
SIG. Nelson returned home July 10.
Mr. Nelson and family left early in
Julv bv auto for Minot where they
took i'm the North Dakota state fair.
From there they went by train TO Mrs
Nelson's former home in South Da-
kota. Mrs. Nelson and the children
arc remaining in South Dakota for
more lengthy visit.
Fd gpoflie and family returned
Juiv ~ from FIVE weeks auto ttiE
thru Montana and the Yellowstone
National Park. They travelled 24O'
miles altogether The return trip wal
made by way Of the Yellowstone tiv
on. .,t.
Last week might be called elevate
week at MclGlroy. Wednesday, J. =
Heisler. head Of the Auditing associ
alton came TO audit the books, Ftidal
he finished the work and held q ses
sion with the Board Of Directors
Saturday the board met iirsb then tn
annual Stockholders meeting wa
held. the latter being called at tw
o'clock. Two members u. l.. McElto
and A. A. Brenteson were elected o
The board. The present list Of officer
il as follows. Pres, J Frame Murray
Viee Pres. Ed spoltlie. Sec Chris
tInlst. Treas. O. NJ Lutnes. Director
| gip Nelson. u l.. Mcl3lroy and A. 4
Rfentsson. Joe Winters was presen
al The meeting Before leaving 70
J Outlook FOR further auditing dutie
. Mr. Heisler stated that the MeElro
Elevator had done better financial
than other elevators in Sheridan cout
Nv and that Frank Welch had handle
more grain single handed than is n
. uallv handled by two or three me-
These statements surely reflect cred
ON Manager WelCh.
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nesday Miss Bessire returned with
Mr.. Fulkerson and will spend the bal
snce Of the week visiting with her
North Dakota cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake knutson Of
Plentywood spent a few hours We'd
nesday evening visiting Antelope
friends.
The Cottlieb Pool hall is receiving
a fresh coat Of paint this week. Wal
lace Domonoske is doing the work
The G. II. Loutzenheiser family have
moved into the N. 6. Nelson resi-
dence in north Antelope so that Mr.
Loutzenheiser may be near his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake and little Hell
on returned Friday from two-weeks
trip through North Dakota and Can
ada where they met old friends of 70
years ago. Mr.. Blake says that crops
look better around Antelope than al
any point along the route.
=. L. eros Of Niobe, N. D., superin.
tendent for the Rugby Elevator com
many. was in town Saturday making
| the regular yearly cut Oft at the loca
/ elevator. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lee tool
him home Sunday. They stopped a
Woburn a few hours en- route TO sa,
hello to the Fred Glaze family.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Slette and thu
strom family. who have made tou
of the Glacier and Yellowstone parks
returned home Monday. They tepor
a wonderful trip.
Ted OMAN and G. Bestland returne
from two-weeks' visit at Gram
Forks. ". y. Ted says the crops an
punk" all the way after leaving tn
Red River Valley where they arc fair
The Cottlieb, Wamsley and More
families motored to Medicine LAX
Thursday afternoon for few hours
fishing. They report good luck.
Torvald Astrum is building a larg
machine shed on his farm near Goa
ridge which he will use for a bar
replacing the one that burned tn
spring. Mr. Astrup plans to erect
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w r. RYAN. Plaintiff,
JOSEPHINE

w. T. RYAN. Plaintiff,
versus
JOHNSON KLOV-
gTAD. formerly Josephine Johnson
and SUR Il. KLOVSTAD, her hus-
band. JOHN w. SHELBY. SllERl-
DAN COUNTY STATE BANK, a
corporation. Sheridan County. Mon
tana a masi- municipal corporation
and DANIEL J. OLSON. Defend
ants ............
no RE SOLD AT SHERIFFS
SALE. at the front door Of the court
house. in the town Of Plentywood.
Sheridan County. Montana. to the
highest bidedr for cash in hand, ON
the 2bth day Of August. 1923, at z
o'clock =. M the following described
real estate and premises situated ~
Sheridan County, Montana, described
as follows, to-wit
The East Half Of the Northeast
Quarter tEm NEh) Of Section
twenty-five (25). Southeast
Quarter Of Southeast Quarter
fsEA sEA) Of Section Twenty
-four (gD. Township Thitty-five
(9bl North Range Fifty-iive (bb)
Il M M! South Half Of the
Southwest Quarter (Sls SWA)
and Southwest Quarter of South
cast Quarter (SWh SEA Of
Section Nineteen (t0) and West
Half of Northwest Quarter I'VE
NWi4) Of Section Thirty (5Ol,
Township Thitty-fve (3b) North
Range Fifty-six (b6) H.. M. M
together with the tenements, heredita
ments and appurtenances thereunt
belonging. on in anywise appsrtainlng
Dated July Goth 1923. ...
RODNEY SALISBURY
Sheriff
Nv G. M TORsTENsON.
t7.tA Deputy Sheriff
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versus
IHl-STATB LAND 4 LOAN co
also known az Try Stats Land &
Loan Company and Try State land
Loan Co, corporation. CONN.
ny OF SHERIDAN, STATE or
MONTANA, a body polite and cor.
porats, JOHN SCHMID. and n. n.
BELANSKI, administrator of the
estate Of George Thompson also
known es George y. Thompson and
9. y. Thompson. Defendants.
10 be sold at sheriif's sale az the
front door Of the court house in Plen-
tywood, Montana, on the 2bth dav Of
August, 1923 at the hour of 2 o'clocl,
= M. the following described real
estate.
Lots numbered one "a. Ave (b)
and six CD of section number
twenty (2b), in Township
number thirty-six (96) North. of
Range Fiftyeight (5B) East. con
tanning 1T acres more or less. acs
Cording 10 the government survey
together with the privileges and an.
purtsnances thereto belonging or in
anywise appettaining and all rents
issues. and profits which may arise oi
be had therefrom
RODNEY SALISBURY.
Sheriff
BY r.. M TORsTENsON.
l7t4 Deputy Sheriff
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RAY NYEMAsTER, Plaintiff,

IVA ~ ' I'M 40 nv ilHhlLlHs
versus
ERICK ERICKSON. CHRISTINE
ERICKSON. SAINT PAUL STATE
BANK, So Paul, Minnesota and
FARMERS STATE BANK, Grenora
North Dakota. Defendants
THE STATE OF MONTANA sends
greetings 90 the above named defend
ants.
You arc hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action
which is filed in the Office of the
Clerk Of this Court,
and TO file your answer hnd serve a
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs at
totneys within twenty days after the
service Of this summons, exclusive of
the day Of service, and in C9e OF
your failure 90 appear or answer,
judgment will be taken against you by
default. for the relief demanded in the
complaint
The said action is brought for the
purpose of foreClosing that certain
mortgage dated November goth. 1917.
made. executed and delivered by the
above named defendants. EriCk Erick-
son and Christine Erickson. his wife,
10 the Wiliston State Bank which
said mortgage covers and is q lien up
on the East Half Of the Southwest
Quarter. the Southwest Quarter of
the Southwest Qaurter and Lot Three
Of Section Twenty-one, and the North
cast Quarter Of the Northwest Quart
or Of Section Twenty eight all in
township Thirty-one North of Range
| Fifty-nine East Of the Montana Mer-
i idian i'm the County of Sheridan, state
Of Montana. together with the tene-
mcnts. heteditaments and appurten-
anees thereunt5 belonging or in any
wise appertaning. a copy Of which
mortgage is attached 60 the complaint
herein. and for the further purpose oi
securing judgment upon and enforcing
payment Of that certain indebtedness
secured by said mortgage The plain
tiff is now the owner and holder 81
said mortgage and said indebtedness
secured by said mortgage.
WITNESS my hand and the seal o
said Court this 2sth day of July. 1923
G. r. PETERSON,
tgEAIa Clerl,
Johnston. Coleman g Johnston.
Billings, Montana.
Attorneys for Plaintiff l7-t
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-08-03
HUNGARIAN CROP LARGER

WASHINGTON. July 2b-Huu-
gary's wheat crop this year is 5000
900 bushels larger than last years
harvest. A cablegram from the ma
tional institute Of agriculture at
Rome 10 the department Of agriculture
placed the crop at 6O.797.000 bushels
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AROUND The COUNTY
Taken From Our Exchanges.
REDsTONE

Mrs. Chas. Hubbard left Thursday
afternoon for few days visit with her
daughter at Glasgow.
G. Il. Vace and 2. A Beveridge left
for Columbus. N. OAK. today with
truck and will return with a registered
bull which MI Beveridge purchased
there
Jack Wagner and r. J Wyatt were
over from Dsleview Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon DesOnia Of Dale
view were doing some shopping in
Redstone Wednesday
@. G. Cedarholm of Whitehall the
international Harvester Co, repre-
sentative was looking after business
matters here Wednesday,
Misses Selma and Hazel Carlson Of
Kahle. Mont, are visiting at the =. X.
Hanson home.
Mrs. Francis Beveridpe Head form
on President Of the Nebraska Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, is here
visiting her children Peter and June
Beveridge and while here will visit
points nearby in the interest of the
! Montnana w. G. T. u. This week she
visits scobev and Flaxville Sunday
evening. August 9Th she will speak IN
the M. n. Church in Redstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brown arrived
here Thursday from Richey, Mont.
and Mr.. Brown will take charge OF the
Monarch Lbr. Coz yard here. We
welcome them TO Redstons.
MI and Mrs Holiday Of ScobeI
were Eedstone visitors Thursday
Jack Bennett came up from the
county seat Tuesday and went out e
the ranch where he was busy branding
some colts.
Tho man who does things tina
count Is susually the fellow who doe
not stop Co count them,
Rev. and Mrs Frame and MIS-. /
]. Sherry were Outlook visitors Tues
Mi and Mrs. +. NJ Hannah wer
over from Outlook Sunday and visite
with Mr. and Mrs. JOS. Gohermann.
Quite a number of the farmers
! this vicinity started t. harvest the
urain hut the majority of them WI
moi begin before next week when "
look to sec the harves in full blsf
/, on the early grain The hot wealth.
: of The past couple weeks has tipene
the grain very fast, and IN 9 Few spot
has done some damage.
Mrs. Denham, mother OF Mrs. ia
Il ~ Gray, arrived here Monday fro
d Saco for a visit at the Gray ranch.
w. n. Hodgman and Mr.. and Nh
4 Will Stfatton returned from Granad
y Mimi. Sunday, where they have be'
q since last spring.
n Mr.. and Mrs. J w Bueklin Al
3 Mrs. Ed Engebritson were county Sc
= visitors Monday.
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RANCHER RECOVERING
FROM RATTLER'S BITE

Glasgow. July 24.-Harry Sykes
was bitten by a rattlesnaks near South
water creek Monday morning and
brought Co Glasgow in a serious condi-
ton. He was taken 90 the Deaconess
hospital and given medical attention
and will recover.
Sykes had slept on the ground and
while getting up in the morning the
rattlesnake struck him twice in the
foot. lie attempted first aid, but the
wound kept getting worse and the
swelling kept on spreading lie rode
10 miles on horseback to the nearest
ranchsr. who brought him 60 Glasgow.