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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
@&A TARcZA A@
LEGENDA

Mostanaban. a scent karacsonvi
iinnepek utan, Krisztus urunk egy
sZep napon Scent Peterrel leSzal-
lott a f0ldrc gyalogszerrel elm
dnlt, hogy maid szetnez egy XII
csit idelent. Mentek. mendegeltek,
de bizony egy all6 napig semmife-
la el6 emberrel sem talalkoztak es
mem lattak mast, csak rombadolt
varosokat, clpusztult falvakat. fe.
her csontolat, fekete, iiszkos ge-
rendakat. Madarat sem lattak
mast, csak hollot. Estefele aztan
valami nagy varos ala ertek. Mi
kor mar csak egy futamnyira vol
tax a nagy varostol Krisztus
urunk megallott AIT mondta
Scent Peternek:
- Eredj be fam, ebbe a Macy
varosba tudakold meg, 'hogy be-
fogadna-e engem valaki egy Ell
szakara ?! Amig te odajarsz, addie
en- eliild0gelek lit az utszelem az
erd0 alatt.
Scent Peter hat elindult a va
rosba. Amint a varosi soromp0hoz
ert, megszolitotta vamszed0ket:
- Befogadnak-e kendtek az ur
Jezus Krisztust egy ejszakara
A vamosok roh0gtek egy ra-
gyaskepii ICY felelt a nevokben:
- ITALIAN bolond kend, hogy
vamszedok hazaban keres szallast2
Hat mem tudja kend, hogy ez hi
vatalos epiilet. hivatalos epiiletben
pedig a Jezus Krisztusnak mines
semmi keresnival6ja!
Scent Peter tovabb ment. A va
mon beliil, a kertek alatt, egy pa
rasztembcrrel talalkozott, aki iires
kocsijaval piac-terr6l igyekezett
hazafele. Scent Peter megszolitot-
ta:
Atyafi, ideval6si kend?
- Az volnek lit hazom, fol-
dem mem messzire.
Hat befogadna-e kend az ur
Jezus Krisztust egy ejszakara?!
- 10 penzert szivesen! - felel-
te a paraszt. - 10 penzert maya
max az ordognek is adok szallast
Scent Peter felmordult:
- Hat mifdle istentelen embcr
kend2l
= Ugyan, ne izeljen az ur! =
harsogta parasZt. Hiszen a
Krisztus koporsojat sem oriztelS
igyen. Miert adn6k hat en- ingyen
szallast neki?
Ugy? Hat kend a poganyok
utan indul9
Az atyafi ra Sc hederitett Scent
Peterre, hanem megcsapkodta a
lovait es elz0rgott.
Scent Peter tovabb ment. A va
rOs szelen sep, cifra, tornyos kas-
telyt latott egy Macy kert k0ze-
pen bement oda. Az mas Xxi akar-
ia lokni, de larmara elojott d
'haziur ICY scent Peter megkef-
dezhette, hogy elfogadna-e az Ur
'Jezust egy ejszakara?
- Az en- nyaralom mem vendeg-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
Irta. BART0KY J0ZSEF

san hatat forditott Scent Peter
: nek, de aztan ARA gondolt, hogy
ITALIAN megsem lesz jo ujdonsiilt
milliardos l6tere Jezus Krisztus-
sal ilyen kurtan elbanni, = visz-
szafordult hat meg az ajtobol $
AIT mondta:
Sok jot6kony egyletnek is
merem az elnoket. Ha 6hajtja, szi-
vesen adok valamelyikhez aianl6
levclet.
Scent Peter mem kert semmife-
lie ajanlasbol, hanem tovabb ment.
A kiils6 varosban egy munkasem-
bert szolitott meg:
= Befogadna-e az ur Jezus
krisztust egy ejszakara?
A munkasembcr ICY felelt:
= Ha rattan alma, uram, BIZ
Zony en- befO9adnam, inert mar Ia
tom, hogy az 8 tanitasa igaz
legf6bb torveny es a leghatalma-
sabb hatalom csakugyan: szere-
tet. De egymagam mem merck sem
NIT Sc tenni, inert azok, a gyiil5-
letnell hirdetoi, arul6nak monda-
nanak engemet
Scent Peter tovabb ment,
nagy utcan megszolitott egy pol
garembert:
= Befogadna-e uram, az ur Je-
zus Krisztust egy ejszakara
A pclear mintha egy kicsit meg
iJedt volna, szinte dadogva felelt:
= Jaj kerem, ne tessek t0lem
ilyesmit kivanni! Olyan zavaros
ma meg a vilag, hogy legjobb, ha
az ember mem vail STINT
Scent Peter tovabb ment. A f6
utcan csak ugy talalomra megal-
lott egy fenyes palota elott es ep>
pen azon toprenkedeft, hogy be-
menjen-e szerencset pr0balni vagv
sem, mikor megnyilt a palota ka-
puja s a palota gazdaja kilepett
az utcara Scent Peter elebe allott
megkerdezte:
= Befogadna-e uram az ur Jt-
zus Krisztust egy ejszakara
A kis kover emberke pislogott
egy darabig azutan ICY vala-
szolt:
Persze, hogy befogadnam!
Csak az a baj, hogy mem merem be
fogadni, inert tetszik tudni, en- zsi-
do amber vagyok es mar most ha
befogadnam a Jezus Krisztust: a
zsid6k kigunyolnanak, kcreszte-
nyek meg klnevetnenek
Scent Peter tovabb ment a Sc
tanyon egy idivatosan 0lt0zott ur-
holgyet szolitott meg. aki a kis
leanyaval setalgatott. Az urh0lgy
bajos mosollyal utasitotta ell Scent
Petert:
Mem, k0szon0m, mem kerek
olyan vendegb6l, aki a mezok Ii
homait emlegeti! Bizonyosan nagy
predikaciot tartana nekem a divat
ellen.
Scent Peter az urholgy kis lea
nyat is megkerdezte, hogy adna-e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10

bajo ~ gyar melodiaknak. Hen
ry Fordot annyira elragadtattak
a mnzsikusok, kiil0n0sen a cimbal-
mos, hogy felkelt es megolelte
6ket. Ebed utan egy 6rakor kez7
d6dott a mulatsag delntan negy-
ig ell sc tudta 0ket ereszteni. A mu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10

latsag vega fele maga hozott HI
kottakat ia bels5 szobakbol $ az an,
gol darabokat mar ugy jatszottak
a. magyar miiveszek, hogy az auto
kiraly sa.htkeziileg tartotta neklK
a kottas fiizetet.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
At LAST The REMEDY

Pster StOrkm and Ray Lang finally hit upon the real
remedy for their continued failures convincing the voters of
last two elections crooked and should be ousted
offices election
After preliminary Investigations they decided there
chance for them to convince the they there
fore hope to elect their gangstes Pser
SOlan quandy and slept very little several nights
and reported to have bOOded his slim prospects
weeks but finally he got the idea Like the explosion pow
dehouse idea through massive cerebral conduts and
he Immediately sprung his tangled Ray Lang Stor
an the pseT fearing that vile eyes hidden dctaphOnes
might his notion convey third parties spoke whis
perm very low whisper indeed Ray listened aentivey All
he exclaimed it will work It will work. And the Plster
tnued:
Roger Burke you know Roger Green Ink Roger count
ed out Bridget OGrady in the 1918 election Why hear
is leaving Joe Don and his Carbon County Chronicle Why not
import him into the county and have him do again count
out the Reds Bridget perfectly willing work with him this
time She wants office again and she will for
ing the election fixed We know that she be elected in
any other way. This time will spend little money the
variety Of pencils and will furnish different cOOrs of
nthat is not contne Roger green ink only, but
must get other cOOr too such yellow ink blue ink red
ink and other different cOOrs and then will know
but that the Boshevk Themselves The
thing the matter with 1918 that Roger confined green
ink only Now they should have better than that"
Ray became eated He too had been thinking about
such arrangement Pster Storkan you're gen. he exclaimed
And with both hearts beating one the Gold Dust
Twins proceeded send for Green Ink Roger Burke He
cepted ALPS we'll Ray Lang not going to lose another nce
his election BETS No Stree not with Green Ink Roger the
ground
And Green Ink arrived in Pentywood and Plster Stor
kan met him at the train He Immediately him to his
Psterne office and gave him preliminary Instructions He
is to write dirty lies possible about all Of the farmer
that won't do the work. well then it Green Ink Roger to
elk EN- up"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18

other words he OKd Treasurer Olsons cash and book
balance
In November 1922 Treasurer Oson's cash balance
again correct.
In his report dated Dec 18th, 1928 he said in part
''Ihe General Ledger Balances were checked against
the trial balances and found agree The district school
petty ledger balances checked found to
Gle with the General Ledger account"
In the Shelton report of January r. 1924 there
correct balance although is claimed there
uay shortage of $32OOO plus $4,000 on account of the
Homestead district and on that date he said:
"The edger's balances found to be in agree
ment with the trial balances monthly statements"
"The balance Of the several school districts
found to be in TecOnciement with the balance as
by the General Ledger"
And it will be noted that opportune date 1924
there mysteOusy appeared shortages which claimed
by Shelton existed for men over years.
but which through his ceduy evident lack inherent
ability he failed to disclose In fact in order charge Olson
with this shortage he deliberately revses all his former
ports and thereby renders them null and void
Is possible that he could have been so devoid of ability
and knowledge that three consecutive reports were eroneous
The is not difficult.
The secret is that there big by one of Dxons
tools in Sheridan County and that in divert public
ton from him. it necessary make an innocent party
suffer- He chose Dan Olson he was the one to
credited for failing comply with the of
Examiner who would order Olson deposit S25OOOO in New
York banks without bonds security absolute violation
statutes of Montana.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
ATTEMPTS TO HOLD
TREASURER LIABLE FOR
ACTS OF BOARD OF
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

Referring to the examiners report
on page five of this issue, it will be
found that besides the checks, most
OF which are on the State Bank of
PIentyWOOd, the examiner also at
temps to make Treasurer Olsen IL
able for S1,320.00 paid out for COUP
ons clipped from $4,000 bond is
sue Of School Dist. Nc 20, at PLENTY
wood. His argument in this connec-
ton is a monumental farce as the
School Board made its own terms
with the bonding company, and
agreed to- allow the. amount in ques-
ton as a discount according to later
information. Mr.. N. L. Nelson chair
man of the school board of Dist. 20.
personally made the settlement with
the county treasurer in April, 1921,
and specifically stated that the
amount turned over to the county
treasurer, including the coupons, was
the agreed purchase price of the
bonds between the bonding company
and the school board. Of course the
county treasurer had no alternative
but TO accept the amount and it was
credited to the school district exact
~ IN accordance with the school
boards instructions. In the case of
Dist. Al, the clerk of that district
and who was then also cashier of the
homestead State Bank, had clipped
the coupons from the bonds before
they were presented for registration.
ana later presented those coupons for
payment. The payment of these
coupons was the direct cause of an
error en- the part of the school board
more than on the part of the treas
Gref, and the coupons were not can
celled as indicated in the examiners
report before they were present
ed for payment. The statement in
the report in that regard is mali
c'ously llbelOus and the bank recelv-
eC the money to which they were not
entitled and owe it to the school dis
trict. The item of $4,000 is there
lore purely a matter between rba
school district and the receiver of the
hank at Homestead.
An item of $237.CO criticized in tbe
report is purely and simply an ar
tempt to diseredit Sheriff Salisbury
Nj. Salisbury pai6 mis- fees in t6e
form CT checks fer bookkeeping reas-
ems and later cashcd tho checks at /
his office. In fact the examiner knew I
al of the time that checks were pail |
before he completed his examination. I
but evidently decided to make some
political propaganda for Oscar Collins
~
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
WHEN ARE THEY TELLING THE TRUTH?

dealing with examination of the office of the county
treasurer public examiner Shelton his report published in this
issue finds alleged and serious shortages.
One item of $132OOO is claimed been paid
bond issue for School District 90 PentywOod
tana issued in April, 1921.
It is singular and amazing this shortage should
have been overlooked by the examiners for period of three
is further amazing that examiner should wait
1t is still of a mystery why should wait until all
OF the banks involved the transaction should have been closed
and is indeed strange that he would enough to give
the matter the investigation which it merits
For three consecutive years the checked the
ords OF Sheridan County and each time he found that the
ances OF the county treasurer K Three different
did the checking but each stated the results
Finally in May 1924 when he called barefaced
theft OF $2OO which appropriated use and
benefit of Jack OGrady he decided that possibly the former re-
ports might not have been entirely complete after had gained
an admission is understood from Popbote Jack that he ac
uay did steal $780, 1t that there existed
common understanding between Popbote and Dixon and
that Popboe Jack republican of the variety and that
this little political May flower up Sheridan county must not be
injured politically speaking That possibly was policy to in
ue someone else necessary order to keep POpbo Jack
the megh the mOonshne rather This was probably the
reason for the attack upon Dan Olson
In rather halfhearted way the examiner after his LITTLE
act OF mudsngng completed states report that he
ds no case OF dishonesty misrepresentation county funds
by Dan Olson to his or benefit
Of course this very nice of To say anything else
however, would be subjectng himself libel He had the
omenous gall to virtually revise the examiners reports for
ee years IN order to show alleged shortage of $4,000 In
s connection we will quote portions his reports which
should be interesting and of extraordinary value:
In his report of December g. 1921 Examiner Shelton takes
special pains to show that there no shortages in the funds
OF the county easurer although he now claims there
actually existed that date shortage of 81 10000 He cold -
part
ITO balance in all funds Oct 28th, 1921 1852 1857
TO cash in banks and Office Oct o. 1921 1852 1851
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
State Examiner Attacks
Treasurer Olson
CONTINUED from page u

legal tender, they were told that the
bank would have to- close If they
pushed their demand, but were urged
to issue a check to the county treas
urer in payment of their taxes and
then wait until they received their
receipts from the treasurer. This a
great many taxpayers did. The banks
never paid the checks, but subsequent
ly closed their doors, in which event
the taxpayers lost. not only their
money in the bank, but their taxes
must be charged back against them
en- the tax rolls and penalties added
unless they should be able to make
the checks good within a reasonable
time Treasurer Olson decided TO
hold these checks as cash items for a
while and give the taxpayers an Op-
portunity to make good their checks,
thereby saving them the penalty If
possible This method of accOmmo-
dating the taxpayers was lauded by
a deputy examiner on a previous eX-
animation and of course Treasurer
Olsen thought that the examiners
were possessed of at last a grain Of
consistency. At this time, however,
evidently at the behest Of some of the
political gangstes in Sheridan COun-
ty, Examiner Shelton demands that
the county treasurer replace the
checks with money out of his own
pocket. This argument is, of course,
purely arbitrary and without legal
foundation because the Treasurer new
er did receive one penny on any cf
the checks in custom. The taxes
were never paid and no receipts were
issued. DixOn's stool pigeon is only
attempting to formulate rules APP
plicable to Olson only whereby he
hopes to discredit him and his official
| conduct.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
SHELTON HIMSELF
THE REAL CULPRIT

Many of the readers will remember
the scandal connected with The Mon
tana Banking Corporation deal when
it was brought out that DixOn's Bank
Examiner was one of the directors of
the Banking Corporation. 1t is gen
orally conceded that a banker will
not prosecute another banker because
Of the close relationship they feel to-
ward each other, especially when it
involves avoiding the laws. This
proved true in the case Of Shelton and
he would much sooner persecute a
county treasurer and attempt to hu-
initiate him before the public-a cOun-
ty treasurer who has done more for
his county in one year than any 9TH
Ell county government in Montana
has done in dozen years-a treas
urer who has made the most phenom-
email record for fearless and impair
tial dealings with the taxpayers and
who has conserved the cOunty's funds
and paid off 100000 of Indebtedness
in one term, than criticize a banker.
This is a record unequalled any
where's and for which the taxpayers
Of Sheridan County are justly CRATE
full
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
DIXON CROWD DOES
NOT LIKE PACE SET
BY SHERIDAN COUNTY

The Dixon administration is not at
all pleased with the record made in
Sheridan County by the farmer Off
Gals. They have proven that indebt-
edness may be reduced even during
the most stringent financial crisis in
the state with honest and fearless adj
ministratiOn of its funds. They have
set a pace which the Dixon gang
can not explain in view Of their own
gigantic extravaganza and the monu-
mental increase of indebtedness of
the state. 1t puts Dixon and his gang
in a bad light. so they are attempt
ing official blackmail against the
Sheridan County Treasurer, thereby
hoping to forestall new successes by
the farmer officials in Sheridan coun-
tV.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
and Popbottle Jack.
WANTED TO PLEASE
HIS TOOLS IN
CuEPTnAN COUNTY.

0f1EAl OOO4N1
1t is generally understood that the
Dixon gang at Helena seized upon
this opportunity to attempt to again
place his tools into power in Sheridan
County The report as printed IN
this issue is understood to be the
crux Of wire-pulling by Oscar Collins
anil POpbottle Jack who are desper-
ately trying to force themselves INTO
mower and fleece the taxpayers Of
Sheridan county. Oscar Collins is
reported to be charged with the task
81 disrupting the FalmeT-LabOr party
in this county and create confusion
ami suspicion among the farmers.
While upon the state payroll and at
state expense, he is the official spy CT
Dixon and has been fer over a year.
He is travelling up and down the
county peddling wild TumOrs and lies
about Dan Olson, Rodney Salisbury,
Chas Taylor and other officials. Of
course he will cut no mustards he
cause everybody knows his connection
with the underworld and everybody
knows that he is nothing but cheap
reneCade who has stopped to the low
es. tactics in the human imagination
in order to avenge some imaginary
wrongs to his political ambitions.
REPORT ON O'GRADY
! STEAL BY EXAMINER
NOT YET SUBMITTED
Despite the fact that the seed grain
steal of Jack O'Grady was the first
to be examined by the State Exam
iners, this report is still unified and
the report and opinion dealing with
Mrs. O'Grady's fee stealing matter is
/ likewise held up for obvious reasons.
Some time ago, PopbOttle Jack is re-
ported to have declared in jCbilant
spirit engendered by excessive moon
shine, that the report dealing with
! his work as seed grain collector will
never be filed before the, fall cleo
tions unless it is possible to switch
the responsibility onto somebody else
and give him (Popbottle jack q
whitewash Evidently this is the pur-
pose of the reports dealing with the
Producers News printing claims anC
with Dan Olsen. The latter reports
are evidently designed to distract
public attention from the O'Grady re-
port should it be necessary to filc> it
For this purpose it is evident that
the examiner anxiously concocted {
cOnglomeration eff figures and allega-
tons which Of course were only in
tended for political dynamite in be-
half of Dixon's tools in this section
/ Of Montana.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
McELROY

Leon Mathew, son of Mr.
Albert Mathew is carrying b f'l,u MIS-
arm since the Fourth. Tbo oanuaged
quite badly burned as tbo s ann was
firecracker. ." exploding
II. T. HansOn's brother ana e.
and his mother arrived Sat ,,u 3danily
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs 0i nay Tor
they travelled by car from 'aii Ioi
home at Valley City, n D ''' 'helf
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson OIL
fant son are taking in the eio oj,t M /,
The Yellowstone National Par ,2"S Tl Of
stopped en- route to visit Mrs 0ll lney
sister, Mrs. John Nelson. foro,o 0isOn 5
ComertOwn. '''eily Oh
Mr.; d. S. Dunsdon and her dano1
ter Mrs. j. L. LELAND Of FJ Joosn-
n. d., arrived Thursday and s sr5
ltlng at the H. J. Dunsdon bone VS.
Mr.. Negaard ST., is visit I'm |.
son at Columbus, N. D. HS
Peter Olson and family are visit
ing at Madison, Minnesota. '''i''
Ed Negaard and family are maIin.
an auto trip to Minnesota.
The consolidated school nortbwo.4
OF McElroy closed for vacation INV f,
third. 1t reOpens the 21st Thy
teacher, Miss Johanna Larson went ant
to the National Park then home. -"
The elevator board met SATURDAY
They found that the financial Affairs
are in very good condition. Tbay
ordered a Magic Grain dump to he
installed soon. J. F. Murray was
elected as a delegate to attend a
meeting Of the auditing association
at PlentywoOd Tuesday.
The books of the elevator are be-
ing audited this week.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18

Of the Farmer-Labor nar4,.
TIME the directors poi gat.y' At that
the reserves of the asso eG out that
established for use in'ftI5C H. Were
OF wheat and not for me marketing
poses and that the moneg g'ff baa!l pur,
the property Of the me,, ,bbeIein was
the concern, farmers Of o vaI.;rship of
teal thought. so that the e's nous poll
ten OF funds to any SHOP @iPopropria-
would not be legitimaattlelSIeo party
tCre. Nc expendi,
1t will be noted that fl.
story uses the words a. above
stated" "said" "accordino warning"
the article and gets awaT s' ETC., in
direct statements. This rom ns any
proves the article to be : IL u Itself
writer a deliberate liar I It and the
noted also that nc name Of II H. Will be
OF the article is mentioned ~ ,ilt i Writer
correspondent does not SION II bi yilal the
How all this information bal ms name.
vulged to the writer at Sc ,rt9 Ueen d.
stated but probably he bae SoeS IS net
press wire all his own private
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
s25 90 REWARD

I will pay $500 reward 1or tori ll'i and
nation that will lead to the arrest esie NV nv
conviction of the party thal SyU-d car
cushions and hood off OF my I !ubt Of
at Rounseville's barn the a \ lgi;Iburv
June 28th. Notify Sheriff 12SSc IlO0N
ROSE GlBSON
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18

TAKEN UP-Saurday, June 28, one
bay mare age z, branded bar over
S H on right shoulder Owner may
have same by paying for pasture
and this adj, 6 mi. south and mile
west of COmertown. SVEN SUI
ERQUIST, RI, Plentywood. 1851
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
NEWS CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

The Dooley Feed Mill will be closed
for repairs July 18th for about two
weeks. L. GOSS. 14-t2
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18

COME TO MY PLACE-About June
LIST, one white faced bull calf, about
Is months old. ANDREW CHRIS
TIANSON, Antelope, Mont. 14-t2-p
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

My purebred Percheron Stallion
will stand for service for the rest Of
the season at my farm, 5 miles north
of DOOley, sec. 19-37-56,
14-tf HENRY BOLKE, Owner
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18

TAKEN up Buckskin mare
weight about 100 TBS. Branded ,
on right hip and E on right Jaw Jaw
One buckskin gelding weight lzOO
No brand. Owner may have same
by paying for ad and keep. Aloe ~
Bal1ken, Plentywood, Mont I0-'0
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18

STRAYED-One red heifer cali, I'D II
months old with horns. he ,.oJ.
will be given for information 6 lgTS
ing to recovery. NIELS MAD0g9t- -n
Dagmar, Mont.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-18

FOR SALE-5-room bungalow, on
Main street. Rue's addition, large
lot, full basement. See MRS. BAR
RY, Telephone Office 1872