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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
DOS JUEGos A BENEF1cIo DE LA
NovENA BOSTON STARS"

-Mahana en- Ia Liga de la parada 8 Sc
lleyaran "a efecto dos granaes desafios
a benefcio de los jugadores que COM
ponen ell club Boston Stars, tornando
parte estossy ell "Puerta de TERRA"
Los benefcios que Sc recauden de
los dos juegos seran destinados a me-
jorar ayudar la situacion por que atra.
viesa Ell conjunto de jugadores que nos
trajo de los Esados Unidos el amigo
Paco, Diaz, y los eua1es han quedado
hueffanos de la protection que tenian.
Exhortamos los nunerosos fans de
la ciudad a que no edejen de concurrir
el domingo. rnanana. y tarde, a los. te-
rrenos de la parada oclio, porque al mis-
mo tempo de ofrecersele dos -buenos
juegos, contribuiran ayudar econonii-
camente un grupo de jugadores.
va han sido colocados muchas loca.
lidades para este benefcio y no duda.
mos, que enterados los fanaticos del fin
que tienen estos dos juegos, manana
invadiran los stands de Puerta de Tie
ira.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Ell MERcADo AzUcARERo.


La mayor parte de las centrales
lzueareras de la isla, estin mOliendo
han comenzado los embarques.
FL mefcado sc ha deprimido algunos
ountos en- estos dfas, y ESQ ocurre
siempre en- los primeros meses de "a
Sra, pero Sc informa, que Ia crisis que
sodavfa no la pasado completamente,
influye taMbi6n en- Ia baia, por que
aecesitados de dinero~ los productores
las ofertas Sc hacen bajo esa preston
~ los compradores Sc aprovechan de
clio.
Los calculos generates de personals
entendidas en- azdcar, anuncian un
promedio de precio de $3.50 para la
zafra de- Puerto Rico en- el 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

Contra Jese Fuentes, de 10 amos,
de Bayam6n, " Salyadors Gonzalez, fue
presentada una dehuncia por falsa re-
presentation, consistente en- d. el dfa
IL del corriente mes, haciendose pasar
por Inspetcores de Saalidad, bajo cu-
va falsa comisi6n obtuvieron un caba-
llo en- calldad de afqui1ado, de la pro-
piedad de Santos Torres, qlien reside
en- el barrio del Seboruco, de- Sa1Itur
ce, el cual vendieron mas tarde al in
dividuo Manuel Gonzalez Reyes, GER
cJ del kil0metr0 30 barrio Rio Cana,
de Caguas, en- La cantidad de veinte
dollars, tomando otro ,caballo en- de-
yoluci0n, siendo recuperado ell de San
tos Torres, y el otro deyuelto al COM
prador; = habfendose yisto ell caso en-
Ia Corte Municipal, secci6n segunda,
de San Juan. esta impuso 90 dfas de
cifcel Jose Hueftas, expidiendo a
la vez mandamiento de arresto contra
Salvador Gonzalez, prestando estos
servicios los detectives Cefra, Lafon-
taine Alyarado.
-Amparo Herrera, natural de Aqua
dilla, que reside en- Santurce, fue re-
quisitoriada por la Corte Municipal
de Mayagtiez, por delito de ~alterar
la paz pdblica, Y conducida por ell de-
tective Cerra, en- ferrocarril, la referi-
da Corte lie exigi6 cincuehta dollars
de fianza.
Con motive de Ia tragiea muerte
del seiior Alfredo d. Martinez, CAPT
tan de la Guardia Nacional en- Cabo
Rojo, ha sido aseendido para dicha
plaza ell primer teniente Guillermo w.
Montalvo, para Ell de este, el segun-
do teniente Antonio r. Silva.
--Por orden de la Corte Juvenil de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
HUsfAcAo VS.. SPORTS.

Grande fue el anuncio que Sc hizo
para ios juegos efectuados eI domingo
pasado, en- Ia Liga del barrio. Ade-
mas de circular los scartelones con mu-
cha antieipaci6n, tambien el sdbado
dia anterior al de los encuentros, una
orqaesta complesta mayormente por
snifos y j5venes escolafes recorri6 la
ciudad ,encantada soIanente para dar
a conocer al pdlieo que el dfa siguien.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

Rogue para eelebrar dos desaffos con
el Mayagiiez el pr6ximo domingo, dfa
IS; en- los cuales Sc otorgard I'm pre-
miO al vencedor. Reina gran anima-
cidn Ell esta ciudad para hacer excur-
siones al oeste, v es de esperarse que
este acontecimiento resulte brillante,
pues Mayagiiez espera con los brazos
abiertos a todos los visitantes en- Ia
TRADITIONAL fiesta. IA gozar al Oes-
te!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
"HuMAcAo" Y PONCE"

Nos dicen que CRISES y leones han he.
'cho las passes. No habia que esperar
otra cosa. Los. .muchachos del Ponce"
y la mayor parte de sus fanaticos, pa
decen del rnisn1o NAL que los CRISES de
don Genaro
Los fanaticos de Ponce y Humacao
estan poseidos de una inveterada pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
DEsTINADo A SAN JUAN.

Ef joven arecibeno Felipe Negr6n,
ha sido nombrado policfa insular,
quien prestara servicio en- San Juan.
FL nuevo policfa tiene eursado el Guar
ID aifo de High School, Y fue Clerk del
fiscal de aqutl distrito, sefior Palmer.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

sion con sus respectivos iugadores, y a
las mas. de las veces, son ellos los eau
santes de Las, malas decisiones de sus
u1npires Y de los malos conpoft ftatnien:
tos de algunos de sus jugadores.
Celebramos el efectuad8 enlace, y que
tengan una eterna luna de mieI...
s Luis Progress.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

te medirfan sus sfuerZaS las aguerri-
das novenas Humacao Stars los
Sports, rivales en- ell 1929 adn mas
IN el 1923, pues los muchachos de
Oriente Sc proponen conquistar victo-
rias a mas no poder en- el presente ano
Y al finalizar el mismo obstentar ga
llardamente el tftulo de CAMPEON.
iAlla veremos!.
) DeoIdO a I'm aguacero que nos re-
fresc0 como csc de las nueve de la
mafiana del domingo, no Sc vieron los
StanGs como Sc esperaba, pero a pc
sar de clio fue bastante publico para
obtener una buena ganancia.
Los encuentros resultaron como no
Sc esperaba, Y los teams Sc repartie-
ron las victorias. Al uno III otro les
fue facil ganar.l
FL gran batting de los muchachos
de Oriente decidieron ell juego a su
favor por la manana con score de 8
IA 4.
Ell admirable pitching de Gacho y
el descalabro Gle San, cooperaron la
victoria de los jinetes por la tarde,
con score de ) Il T.. He aquf ell estado
de estos dos Clubs al empezarse Ia
lucha por CT campeonato.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
sFANATISMO DE PARTE DE Los
FANS CAPIToLINoS?

. Algunos fandtfeos del team Puer-
| to Rico, Green que este team no ptle-
de perder Y algdnas ycces ssc~dedicep
a disparatatlos comeuts,rios.
Con este el baseball no puede su-
bir en- Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
EN'LA L1GA DEL CASTILLO

Dos CRISES y leones Sc encontraran en-
nida, segdn anuncian los progranas que
el Castillo manana. Sera una lucha re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
vALIosA ADQUIsTCIoN.

Ell team Ponce ha alquirido una
magnffiea ayuda para conquistar el
primer puesto en- Ell deporte, basta SC
lamente decir que Clark famoso ju
gador de pelota, short stop envidiable
Bateador de ciencia, aclanlado POI
nuestro pdblico en- sus jugadas sor
prendentes, fornlard parte del team
Ponce.
El ex bostoniano Sc propone' enca
rrilar los Leones del Sur, Y el re
sultado sera grande, pues Clark es IN
magnffic0 trainer.
Sc rumora con insistencia que tam.
bien Thompson; famoso lanzador for
mara parte en- el staff de los ponce
nos. i Arriba de ella, Ponce!, y a con
quistar laureles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

che tan bllen juego contra Humacao
resuitsi ahora que los fanaticos carl
duros son un0s "Buches y Plumas"
Cue suba otra vez ell deporte en- Fa-
jardo y Yanco, son nuestros deseos.
Los BUCHE STARS
Todayia Sc recueAlan en- Humacao
las dos pa1iz.s sebre los Bostonianes
ii a s por Ia mafana a l porla
aEile. Ne Sc sabe adn en- esta ciudad
los resultados de los juegos Ponce
4 vs.. Boston Stars, ahinque creemos que
Ia victoria. corresponds les Leones,
Monsant y otros cronistas de San
Juan, Sc equivocanscn Ia anotaci6n de
carreras de los teams Sports Y Orien-
tales, el pssado domingo. El score
per Ia mahana fue 8 n favor de HUI
macao y por la tarde Z 5 favor de
los Sports.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
-BENErIc1o 4 Los BOSTON,.

FL domingo % mediran sus fuerzas
Puerta de TERRA Y los Boston Stars,
beneficio de los tiltimos, que embar-
carait en- cl proximo correo hacia los
Estados Unidos.
Reina gran entrsiasmo por los fans
en- esta capital, para demostrar que
ellos saben responder un liaInarnien-
to como este, y no dudamos de yer en-
Ia Liga Insular a todos los amantes
del deporte para que asf cada uno
contribuya al exito complete de este
fin. s.
Pinch HITTER.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Los CRISES oRIENTALES HERR
DOS P0R LAS FLECHAs, DE GU
PHO

San, Camaron, Agapito, Jdllase Y
Cartasena, parece que han sido heri-
dos por las flechasJ.de Cupido. Fell
cidad EN- sus amores les deseos a los
Mqdernos Romcos, y a sus respectivas
Jiilietas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
FAJARDo Y YAUco sILRNcIoso'

Los fandticos de Hrlmscao Sc pre-
guntan con insistencia las raZones del
silencio de los teams Faiardo Sugar
> Yauco. ;Sera por POGO entusiasmo
O por snimosidad entire los jugadores
Nucstros deseos son de que estas dos
novenas vuelvan Ia palestra del ba
se-ball V sigan obteniendo laureles
como 10 han lcaho hasta ahora.
Fajardo, despues de haber triunfa
do sobre Puerta de TERRA y haber he
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
N0taS dc Base Ball

han circulado en- Ponce. Clark defende-
ra ell short por los ponceiios
Con el ingreso de Clark en- Ell Ponce
queda descartada la Erase aquella de
los cronistas del Sur de que Eel Ponce
nunca necesitaFia, los servicios de ju.
gadores extranos''.
El que liable hoy. etc. etc.
Ell SPORTS" A MAYAGUEz
Ha sido contfatada para celebrar dos
juegos en- el Oeste, la novena Sports
Ia que luchara con los muchachos de
Tony en- la Liga Paris, de Mayaguez.
Mucha animation reinara en- la Sui
tana, con motive de la vista de los
generates, pues hay gran interes por
admirar las jugadas de estos.
= Con >ia adquisicion de Brown, SUI
cuadro corto ha quedado robustecido,
o mejor dicho, no habra ninguno en- la
isla que 10 supere.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
ExAGHERA j fELoTERo

Ell cronistal Agelotero'' desde las CO.
lumnas del @Tienlpo" clasifica a Bob
Meusel como c6lebre cron:sta. Exa-
gera Ell companerd amigo. No es tan
es tanta la belleza," como dice un re.
fran popular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

Al cumpe anjversaro del natao gande de
Presene naci6n principaes
deFes
defecha NJ Robes de
5s Mrs. Caroline Rantz Hamilton Holt New II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
CRONICA DE BASE BALL
por Bob Measel
oRIESTAI.Es vs.. JINETEs

OIelE-N1-Ai<lHp tSo. 5J14NL1E Ed
Todavfs siguen empate los Iinetes
y los Crises, en- Ia lticha por elscani-
eponato. Este quedo demostrado q
domingo pasado, cuando ambos teams
Sc llevsron los honoFes de Ia victoria.
Por Ia manana, vence Humacao, o ca
rrertas a 4. En- este juego, Jallase lie
v6 Ia esferide, 81 Radio Station, al
canzando ciiatro esquinas. 10 cnal fue
mliy scelebrado. En- los Iltimos seis
innings Moncho Sc hizo respetar, no
permitiend0 carreras. Sammy Ea-
bito fueron yfctimas de Ia majagua
Oriental. Por la tarde yenee ell Sports
Ell echo innings, con un score de z 6
). San fu6 maltratado estuvo muy
descontrolado. Esto 10 aproyecharon
los Borfcuas para triunfar regismente
Ell Gaeho Sc lucio, en- el caj6n y al
bate. Mi felicitaci6n. ambos teams.
JUEGOSS SSATLGIICsOS EN HUMACAO
Para el "a de mario, Sc han anun-
ciado los juegGs atleticos de las cla-
ses "a" y "B", que Sc lleyaran a ca
bo en- la ciudad Oriental. Estan de
placemes los habitantes de Humacso
y en- esos dfas nuestra diudad presen-
tara nm aspecto de fiesta, para reci-
bir dfgnsmente nuestros numerosos vi
sitantes.
A cartagena le recomiendo que prac-
tique mucho nuestros- muchachoss
para vcr 81 podemcs obtener algunos
puntos.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07

The following pupils have had so
percent and above IN all their subjects
last period and are on the High School
Honor roll fer the next six weeks and
have to attend school only to be pre-
sent for classes; Lillian GundersOn,
Susie Legge, Mabel Guenther, Halle
Wheeler, Marion Mitchell, Oliver lie
barth, Wynona Wankel, Ray Park
hurst. Marion Nancy. Ten percent
Of the students enrolled are on the
Honor roll, and next month higher
percent is expected.
The High school will give a Christ
mas musical program at the Orpheum
two weeks from Wednesday to the
public, free of charge.
Frances Wheeler and Elvina Peter
son, delegates to BOzeman, have en-
tertained the High school Monday and
Tuesday, by giving a synopsis Of the
trip to BOzeman and back. They
gave reports on the lectures which
they heard. and had taken notes on
the vocations for girls. The reports
were very interesting as well as edu-
cational, and the students enjoyed
very much listening to them.
The eighth grade civics class went
to the courthouse, Tuesday, to hear {
civil trial. The civics class are just
studying juvenil court, and the tria
in process helped them to- make theil
work more understandable
Helen and Benjamin Braoec e1rereC
school Monday They came from Mis-
! Crawford's school five miles north c.
here. Helen is in the fifth grade anC
i Benjamin is in the sixth.
Jean Pierce was promoted to thr
third grade Tuesday. She is getting
along fine with her advanced work.
Marie Best left for Glacier Par
Monday. where she will start school.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07
DOOLEY
(By our special Correspondent

Olaf Retain is having a radio in
stalled by L. Goss.
Scotty Urquhart and Earl Potter
are building an addition to the
George Lerbeck residence.
Walter Bye was in DcOley the lat
ter part of the week.
Mrs Milo Kingsly arrived home
Tuesday Of this week from a visit in
North Dakota and Milo has a broad
smile again.
The International tractor man was
IL Dooley this week.
G. R. Petite was a county seaC Wis
itor Tuesday, returning to Dooley
Wednesday.
Martin Klakken and wife We're
county seat visitors Tuesday. return
ing in a fine Buick car, which he
purchased from Otto Donaldson.
Christ Solheim transacted business
at the county seat Wednesday.
Andy Abbott was d county seat
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday.
Matt Eaton and DR. Cooper were
county seat visi5ors Tuesday evening
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07

case and had conference with the
County Commissioners at the regular
session Monday, when the Board gave
him carte blanc authority TO take
the necessary steps to recover the
money. assuring him that the county
would rely upon His judgment in the
matter entirely.
After going over the contract and
records carefully, Attorney lie Sueur
was quite optimistic about being able
to recover the entire sum due the
county from the Minnesota Loan &
Trust Company.
lie Sueur returned to st. Paul
Tuesday noon over the 500 via Ray
mend and will start proceedings i'm
mediately.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07

larson of Reserve was a coun-
visitor on Wednesday.
rrina Of Mems and Boys Suits
,-ryed-THE NEW STORE.
u- Aneson of Daleview was a
caller in Plentywood on We'd
Modem left last Saturday
mot r. D., on Q business trip.
t C81izter returned Tuesday
Srev and Glendive. Mr.. Cal
- Nagaard was in last Satur-
rc wheat ground into -four
local mill.
n i've you 100 lbs. of Flour for
Ira Bushels Of Wheat.-PLENTY-
WOOD MILLING co. 3O-tf
vmdan and sister, Mrs. John
Q. Redstone were in Plenty
last Monday
NJ RYAN was in Wednesday with
d whea- w.icL he naG ground
ua. tie local mill.
Ne gTe you 100 lbs. of Flour for
Bushels Of Wheat.-PLENTY-
ODD MILLING co. Soft
E Carl Bull and Henry Gray
zone were county seat visitors
usiav.
EALE-LaIge Bronze Turkey
Geo. Crosse, FlaXviile,
Bats
Evick Pho10graphs and records
sc at Ammdsen's. the Jeweler.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07
neutrality-suspicious.

On Saturday, December 1st, at the
Lutheran parsonage occurred the mar
riage of Oliver L. Nordwick of Dowd,
Mont. to Leona May Knudtson of
Homestead, Mont. Rev. A. M. Egge
officiating.
The bride is a daughter eff Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Knudtson of Homestead
Mont. and the groom is a son of 0.
T Nordwick and is an Industrious
Young man being successfully engag-
cd in farming near Dowd, Mont,
where they intend to make their nut
ure home.
Their many friends will be pleased
to hear of their marriage and bespeak
for them a bright future and wish
them much Joy and happiness IN their
welded life.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MET
IN REGULAR SESSION MONDAY

The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular session Monday
afternoon at 200 o'clock and contin
ued in session over Tuesday until late
Wednesday afternoon. Chairman
Tyler and Commr. Lundeen, and Clerk
& Recorder O'Grady were present.
Commr. Ibsen was absent, being away
on a leave of absence, having taken
a shipment of cattle to market and
stopped off for visit at his old home
in South Dakota.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07
ORGANIZATION IS PROGRESSING

The rest of the dates for the
Farmer-LabOr organization cam
paign now going on in this cOun-
ty at which Sen. J. w. Anderson
Of Richland county is appearing
as the leading speaker appear be-
low. Sen. Anderson is being
greeted with splendid audiences
wherever he speaks and as a re-
suit members are joining the new
party and helping to get neady
for the big Farmer-LabOr battle
in Montana next summer. Senti-
ment in favor of the Farmer
Labor party among the farmers is
nearly one hundred per cent in
Northeastern Montana and care
full political observers predict a
victory for the party next year
more sensational than the Minnie
sofa victory this summer.
Sen. Anderson, who is a very
fOroeful and eloquent speaker,
: will complete the organization
publicity campaign in the county
with the following dates:
COMERTOWN-MOnday. 2:30 p.
m, Dec. 10th.
: DOOLEY-MOnday, 1880 P. NJ,
December 10th.
: QUITMEYER SCHOOL-Tues-
day, 2;3O P. M, Dec. 18th.
= SCHOOL DIST. NO. 5-Tuesday,
1880 p. M, Dec. 18th, Sen.
s. Taylor and VIM. Moe.
= Observation-Disclosures 1880 p.
. m, Dec. 18th.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07

State Examiners Williamson and
Dryer. left Tuesday for Daniels
County.
*
FEED GRINDING-Investigate the
Gay Bee" grinder before you buy
no burrs, gears. rollers or plates
grind anything grown from corn
stalks with corn to finest corn meal,
and whole wheat flour.
JOHN F. KREYCIK, Distributor.
32-tf Richey, Montana.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07
NOTICE

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the Eighth grade room of
the Public School building on Tues
day evening, December 18th, at 500
An interesting program in charge of
the Evangelistic Superintendent will
be given. If you are interested in
the welfare of this community, please
make your appearance at this meet
MRS. M. o. SIEWERT.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07
Arthur LeSueur Employed
on Beiseker Collection Matter
CONTINUED from page y

January LIST, 1923. Beiseker defaulted
when it was discovered that the Min
nesota Loan & Trust Company had
not actually guaranteed the payment
of the Beiseker notes as given out by
the lawyers. Beiseker has taken no
steps to make any further payment
to the county, and when the Sheridan
County State Bank was closed again
IL September, the Commissioners
realized that further effort must be
made for collection.
Attorney LIE Sueur arrived in ,Plen-
tywood Saturday lest from St. Paul
and secured all OF the records IL the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07

M. Hoppin shipped in another car
Of Ignite coal Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Mukuson
spent Thanksgiving at Medicine Lake.
Rag Ignes3 = TIE Gladmar coal
mine and store, was a DoOley visitor
the first of the week.
The Grosseck Brothers of Bloom
ing, Canada, were in Dooley We'd
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-12-07
LOCAL N EW S

U. G. Farmhouse, ST., of Conner
town. was a court house visitor on
Stork Swenson of Medicine Lake
was a business caller in PlentyWoOd
on Wednesday.
FOR SALE-$125.OO Electric Sing
er sewing machine. Good as new.
At your price, if taken at once. In
quire at this office. 35-
We give you 100 lbs. of Flour for
Three Bushels of Wheat.-PLENTY /
WOOD MILLING co. Soft
Stanley Palubicki and Dwight Cal
lister left Sunday with Earl Vance in
the aeroplane for Glendive, Mont.
They returned Tuesday night.
David Nielsen was a business caller
in the county seat Tuesday, having
some wheat milled at the Plenrywood
Milling Co.
The Gustafson family has been re-
leased from quarantine last Saturday
after being kept to their home for
about two months.
We give you 100 lbs. OF Flour for
Three Bushels of Wheat.-PLENTY-
WOOD MILLING co. soft
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Luebke Of this
city spent THANKSGIVING with relatives
and friends in F'roid, returning to
Plentywood on Friday morning.
Ed. Buchanan, of Outlook brought
in a load eff wheat last Thursday
(which he had converted into flour at
the Plentywood Mill.
Mrs Frank Gunther is again able
to take up her duties in the Plenty
wood Bakery after having been con-
fined to her bed for several days with
touch of pneumonia.
Robert E. Gunderson and family
of Reserve, and Julius Beck and faml-
/ ~ of Dagmar, were entertained at
i THANKSGIVING dinner at the Hans
/ Rasmussen home in this city.
Harry Willard and E. C. Holland
made a trip to CulbertsOn to meet
Mrs. Holland. who had been visiting
/ the past two weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. HelgesOn, in Poplar.
Bervl Pierce arrived home Thursday
of last week from Minneapolis where
he has been attending the University
of Minnesota. He was forced tC
leave his school work en- account OF
i'll health.
Joseph Fish was arrested on De
cenber 4th. by Deputy U. S. Marsha
Packer, for stealing flax ana ho d
in Canada. He will be taken TO Hell
ena on Friday, where he Will be hel'
for extradition.
Howard C. Hoon of Rupert, Idaho
arrived in Plentywood Tuesday to &C
cent the position as Principal of tn
RAYMOND school. Miss Esther SoI
enson will be in charge of the PR
mary room.
Mr. and Mrs. D. j. Olson enter
TINED a few friends at delight1u
Cirner party Sunday afternoon; q 2
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs: W.. T
New and scu MI. and Mrs. A. :
Moore and family and Mrs. B. +
? Luebke.
Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Kin
have resigned their positions IN u, tn
Clerk and Recorders Office, where the
have been employed for the past sew
eral months. Miss Fern Homme am
Miss Sarah Hansen have been appoint
ed to fill the vacancies.
Last Tuesday evening the Degre
, IF Honor held it's regular meeting
} the Bolster Hall. A large number j, {
members were present to enjoy tn
especially lively meeting. ;i Sever +
2 new membres were inflated into MI Il
order. The new members are: MI Mr.
Cbas Tavlor. Mrs. Clair Stoner, Mr.
3 E. W. York. Anna Hovet, and Mrs
q J. Olson.
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nesday.
George Wright was a DOOley Wis
itor Tuesday of this week.
The teachers and pupils of the Doc
ley school are preparing for Christ
mas entertainment.
j. R. Seger, our custom house Off
Ger. is back to Dooley after having
been gone for few days.
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NELSON SAUNDERS

Eldred Nelson and Mildred Saun-
ders, both of Whitehall, Montana,
We're married at the Congregational
parsonage, Nov. %. Mr.. and Ms.
Havder M. Thomas, brother-in law
AMI sister of the briie, accOmpaniel
them. The bride and groom will be
at h1me to their friends on a farm
naar Whitehall
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DIR I.HAMON COMING

DR.. Geo. A. LhamOn, Exclusive Eye
sight Specialist, will be at the Leland
Hotel. Dec. 18th, one day only. Have
your eyes examined, get the FACTS
about your eyes. 33 years experience
assures you of right glasses. 35-t2
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Mr.. Hedges, who lives east Of this
civ. brought in a load of grain to
be ground into feed by the Plenty
wood Milling Co. last Wednesday.