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RUSSIA COINS
METAL MONEY
Continued from Page Onel

Continued from Page Onel
there may be enough to meet tho
needs OF the people. By Octg I 1904
5O,OOO,O00 gold rubles will be isenad
IN metal money and treasury notes
ana oy Jan. L, 1925, 100000. 600 nv
tnat time there will be in circnIa+io1
IN Russia altogether 100000. OO0 GOLD
fiuoles, including the 3OO.OOO.OO0 now
IN circulation in the form of chervon-
SCz' inns amount has been reckoned
ny financial experts as the amount
necessary to satisfy the circI.Iafion
needs OF the country, without tbreat-
gt5nlng the stability of the curranc,y
Inc money is being coined go
metal belonging the the state treas
ury '''''e treas
-, Amazing Results
Inc money reform will have i'm
lile0'laCe and FAR reaching results in
sne economic life of Russia. In the
l l. place, the very fact that the
government is able to GO over to
s sI4 currency during this period If
LdllIIlg currencies all over Euronn be-
peaks tne amazing reiuvenation of
IiIeI[ whole economic life. This s+e1
mas Deen IN preparation for iona
me but could not have been taIroT
"IChout the establishment of inJ1,s
ny ana transport and the deveIon-
hehC OF home and foreign trade tLP+
years. last TWO
Means Development
! SCaDle currency means still f,r
Il9F development in all, branches of
i'uuSVIy ana agriculture and trade
peasants Benefit Most
Perhaps the GREATEST bene6+ IN
s o neIt oy the peasantry, The stable
LI ~ only got into the hands If
ne Tlcher peasants, as all transac-
IONS carried on by the middle and ]
osC classes of The peasantrv are
ecesSarlly IN very small SIMS a~S
ne peaSent therefore sTffaToJ ,.. anu
IAN anyone else from the constant
eP9reclation of the paper money A ,
Que currency with stable snooI
lange at once frees the peasant1.v !
ON loss IN selling their prodnc' :
~ makes 1t possible for them ~ :
we we up enough money to bur, oo.,.; !
- machinery and implements
~ III Improve their condition general
me peasants have ALREADY 70 Z
' = 70 the reform by PUTTING on
i market the old gold and silv az r
Ing winch n they have been boardin0 =
me IVU,OOO,OOO gold rubles worfsIb' y
"'i0n IS computed to be hidden
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+ armer-Labor National
Convention june 18th
CONTINUED from mage II

stituticn; E-Abolition of the usa n
inc injunction In labor disputes.
The preamble to the call saws the
fignIs guaranteed by the United
states constitution have been denied
70 the great mass of people in favor
OF the privileged classes; that these
classes have concentrated control of
economic life, largely through the
organization of trusts and interlock-
ing dlrectOrates; and that all this
has worked TO the disadvantage and
unhapplness of the masses.
The preamble adds that the persist-
ent exploitation of farmers and work
efs has extended to all branches of
The government. The Teapot Dome
scandal is cited. A slap also is taken
at the Daugherty injunction against
railroad shOpmen. ~'--''''
Representation Basis
The basis of representation fol-
lows: N'--i''''i0ii IoI-
Each state shall be allowed
votes equal to it's electoral vote nI1,s
one vote for each 5000 votes or mai
u IIacuon thereof, cast for the pro-
sieSSIVe candidate receiving the |
n8IleSJ number of votes in the 1922 |
general election. Any state delega-
ION failing to agree, the total vote
1 such state shall be apportioned
,quaIly among the delegates from
hat state. 0iii
Each national political organiza-
ION shall be entitled to five votes.
ach national economic organiza ion
nail be entitled to five votes. nrovid-
such organization shall have sub-
1rloed to the fundamental PRINCIPLES !
pom. Which the call for the conVan9
on is based. '0i'eii-
~ AppOrtiOn Delegates
blows: U0iesdCeS
Each state federation. central
1dy and local organization of labor
-fmI1eTs, business or professional mon
lalI De entitled to one delegate. Al
any group of rs or more faT17ere
u represented through another or,
siIIHaUlon from the same Territory
IAIhg their signatures and addraeee5
credentials indicating their agree
5nC with the political demands
y q ed IN the convention call II
zIhach state political organizal
y !, having legal standing shall he
IdI ~ 10 live delegates; where no
al Standing exists, a state political
faillzaClon shall have but one dele
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away in their stockings. The ole
coinage is no longer legal tender
but the government can buy it IN
and thus obtain more bullion for fII-
ture issues of coin.
The workers will greatly benefit bv
getting the full value of their wages.
and are greeting he reform with
great JOY. Finally, the reform will
do a great deal to stabilize and Quick
en- trade relations between town and
village. There viii be an Immediate
effect on re- all prices, and the meas
ant will at least find it possible to
buy the articles of city manufacture
which he needs.
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Dental Electors and the Election ot
Delegates to Presidential COnven.
tons. 10 Be Held in the County OF
Sheridan, State of Montana on Tues.
day, the 9th day of May, A. d. 1924
State of Montana, County of SheIi-
dan, SIS.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. ac-
cording to law, that I, the under
signed, B. K. O'Grady, County Clerk
and Recorder, and as such ex-oficio
County Registrar in and for Sheridan
County, Montana, will close the req
istratiOn books for the registration of
electors residing in Sheridan COUNTY
Montana. on Friday, to-wit: the 11fb
day of April, A. d. 1924, at The hon,
of five o'clock P. III.
That said registration books will
be closed as aforesaid on account of
the Preferential Primary NOMINATING
Election Of Candidates for President
and Vice President of The United
States, for the Nomination of Presi-
Dental Electors and the Election If
Delegates to Presidential COnven-
ions, to be held in and for the Conn
" OF Sheridan, Montana, on Tuesdav
.o-wit: the 9th day of Nav. A. Il
1924, between the hours of II o'clock
loon and TOO o'clock P. M.
That all electors desiring to vote
1t said election must register bv an
'earlng before a Deputy Registrar or
'efore any Notary Public or Justice
4 the Peace, but preferably before
ne County Clerk & Recorder at her
f1ce IN the court house in the Town
1 PIentywood, Montana, as and in
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ROOSEVELT CO.
TREASURER DIES
X. VI. Kellogg, County Treasurer of
roosevelt County, Died Last Fri
day Morning at Wolf Point.

Poplar, Montana, March IA
After being critically i'll for several
weeks, County Treasurer r. M. KeI-
llogg died at 1 o'clock this 1nornino
IN the Wolf Point hospital. Death
was caused by heart trouble and OH
er complications.
Mr.. Kellogg has been seriously i'll
al ms home in this city for the mast
TWO months and on Tuesday of tbis
week he was removed to the hosnitaI
III Wolf Point. When he entered the
lnsllu ION DR.. DeWane agreed with
Df. j.. l.. Atkinson, who has been tba
physician here, that there was nrac-
Ucally no chance for recovery.
Wednesday night the family ubo
were IN this city were called fo biS
bedside and they were with him When
death came. 'ii0ii
Mr.. Kellogg was a splendid tvno IF
citizen, a devoted husband and . r. -, u
father and had the respect of All wbo
G AIIeW hifn' Two years ago he was
erected treasurer Of Roosevelt countv
cient officer. anu en-
Ar MI Kellogg was born at Arlington.
NO. ana was 48 years of age. He
Ill 70 montana about Is years ago
and took up a homestead near Ta94
ark TINS county, and lived there m
I'll ne was elected to Office. He ie
survived by his wife and five child
rem Of which there are four girls and
one boy He is also survived bv
brother, who lives near Jordan. biS
state. Mr.. Kellogg was a Mason and
vas affiliated with the Culbertson ]
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c. M. ANDERSON, Plaintiff

AIDE ode HAGAN formerly Addie
Weiss and WYMAN T. HAGGWS
her husband, T. L. BEISEK1E71P3'
JOHN w. SHELBY, and SHFPT'
DAN COUNTY LAND COMPANY
corporation, Defendants
IHE STATE OF MONTANA
6ends Greetings to the Above Named
DEFENDANTS, and to Each of Then.
1Ou are hereby summoned to ans-
Wef The complaint in this action
winch IS filed in the office of tba CIo1.il
u ms Court, copy of which is here
YIN GICn served upon one of YOU in each
Cc1nly wherein any of you reside and
~ NE your answer and serve q con-,
C.eIeoI upon the plaintiffs attorney
Whit! Il twenty days after the service
u ms summons, exclusive of tbe
Jay OF service and in case of vo1-1.
LaIIufe 10 appear OF answer. Ji1d0-
IIGHC VIII be taken against Won 6,,
uIeIaIlC' Ter the relief demanded ~
me complaints. The Nature and oh
y9cC OF the above entitled action l.
1 IiIe foreclosure and determine the
l n, Oh a certain mortgage, dated De-
celnDer 10th. 1916, made. execn+od
ana q LqIellvered by said defendants Al
oIe 41Iagan formerly Addie Weisel
ana Wyman I. Hagan. her bueba,oJ'
aS MOrtgagOrs, to T. 1. ReisaIro1. ~
IOfCgagee, which said MORTGAGE vo o.,
ITcqQTued IN the office of the Count
Gler * and Recorder of Sheridan Co1nyy
W. montana, on the 18th dav of n
cemoer, 1916, at 400 o'cioci D M
IN bock 134 of Mortgages. At naoo "a
ana also to foreclose the com; 3 y
rreueLnptlon of each and all of fbe do
l ien9anCs herein, in and to tbo foI
loving described real estate -.
ne ne East half of the Ncrtbweet
quarter (E18 NWH) and the No,.tb
east quarter (NEA) of Section ~ Ti, III
1.-TWO (32) and the West half of
III me = Northwest quarter (W1b NW1<9
u oe 3I Thirty-three (33) in Town M
ZIP ~ - Ihlrty-five 1857 North If R9n~o
IaIIIIy-tWo (52) East of the WoT+neso
OIetIulan, Montana, containino 900 /
LES @CLes more or less according fo A.
survey thereof. IN AZ
county OF Sheridan, State of MI
did, and to have the aforesaid mn
'eICy sold, and the proceeds o1v 5;o
= One payment Of The money d 800 o'1
=, nc s5lu mortgage, and for sucb o+ u
{, 4 Ieile5 as may be warranfed ~
'to!Ii Iii complaint in said ootio,, ~
=" Aef further
ai Il[ ness my. hand and the Seal IF
aD1 court this 18th day Of Waro %
Seal Of Courtl p PETERSON,
;. E.. crow Nv Clerk.
IFeat Falls, Montana
Attorney for Plaintiff
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UNCLE SAM HAMPTON
OUT FOR GOVERNOR ON
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

:, Le,W.lstown, March 15.-"TTnclo
. oam Hampton, who is here to sneak
al a series of farmers meetings 10
De held IN various parts of the conn
W, gave cut the formal annoIn, Cll
ment last night, through the Dem
ocrat-News, of his candidacv for tbo
governor of Montana. Mr.. Han1n9
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ton has been a farm bureau lecturer
throughout the state for the past
seven years and is also we'll known
aS an edltor, having papers at Sid
ney, hlchland county and at. Bel
8EILdue' IN Gallintin county. Mr..
hampton says the keynote of his
PiaIIorn will be economy of the adj
mlhlstration of state affairs.
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DISCUSS p1,,--

Stockholders s3,3S5 of T tRe st.i March H.
nesda 9y,' Reid which oh. closed last sank vs.
s a3f discussed the affairs mere oF today
year, f but ago, and was reo qsS 55qsed
week. ''ilA to close ia =,
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E. J. LANDER J. & CO., corporation
Plaintiff.
ERWIN LESTER, as Administrator
Of the Estate of ELVINA C.
CLARK, Deceased, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given that there
will be sold at Sheriff's Sale, on The
18th day of March, A. d. 1924, at the
hour of o'clock P. M. of said day,
at the front door of the County
Court House, in the Town of Plenty
wood, in Sheridan County, Mont ana,
the following described real property
situated in Sheridan County, Mon
tana, to-wit:
Southeast Quarter (SEH),
North Half of Southwest Quar-
Ter (N7a SW14), and Southeast
Quarter eff Southwest Quarter
(SEA SWAl of Section Tween
ty-one (21) and Northeast Quar-
ter OF Southeast Quarter (NEH
SEA of Section Twenty (2O),
all in Township Thirty Seven
(31( North of Range Fifty One
(5l) East of the Montana Meri-
dian.
Together with all the tenemen. s.
hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining.
Dat Dated this 9Th day eff March, A. D.
RODNEY SALISBURY,
4o-C4 Sheriff.
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the the manner sn 9 required bv
55s ~ 81 r. s'5 s.s sa@ 52ss e 81
tef e ia fast general eiec calIod to vote '' !.
who yg5 % 5o vote at this e ile9 must Foga
I nip nave nave moved frogm9 cf tE eecto,,
r iegiS nave the change e rent prec1e.
iegfE4S Is 1$alIon books. s. Noted On ~
y6 OF 6 ~ U, ARE I. NOT Brcru- We
IN IN GI5A54lNS 5yG0T VOTE EGISTERED
ba rN WITNESS WHFPpon
ny s oos i3' t ny S 9s5a sSaa5a.s
8r 0% d., Of ,Pientywood. Nous Mouse, IN IT, 4
0io Gay OF March, A. D "q900 63n TN II.
County SllcE Clerk and d 4, oo3'5GRADY
5 81 5,,5 exs-oficio Cou1 S9Fde : and as
tn tan and for Sheridan GouIR ,gi +
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NOTICE

III GpIos losing Of Registration Rookie e.
Election Of Candidates it,raT y. Nominating
and Vice-Presideng Of iO tbo resident 9Ti
states Tor the Nomination Of T5leeu
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FOR SALE FORDSON AND PT,OWS
complete with both bottoms. hi brand ~ J
new tandem SIT. disc, 8 oil bbIs
ana binder hitch, part payment and
me balance until next fall on banlrI
aoIe papers. See outfit at the IA
Eng school, 9 miles west of Medi-
enc Lake, also owner Gro
tENGHuSEN, Medicine Lake, Mon
4S-5t
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Lucky is the man who can saw
don't even know thai bavo
a stomach" In him that orosn
IS working so perfectly that he
i'i' even aware of its existence.
Pain and distress of anv store
are merely Natures wav of warn
ing you that something is wrong
lou may disregard those warn.
lngs Tor a time; or Won NAV
deaden hem with drugs: but ma.
ture Is no respecter of nereone
penalty. 'i'e
Far better to heed the fret
signals of danger; find ont fba
SAOSE of your trouble. and have
!nat cause adjusted. The cause
Is IN the spine, an obstruction of
the How of vital current over
ne nerves, an obstruction brouoht
ABOUT by the pressure of hard
pony substance against delicate
nervy substance.
n can examine your spine and
zen I: you why your are having those
distressing symptoms = Natures
warnings v, Consultation and spin
a! analysis free-Our way of con
ylnclng you that ChirODracfic i
truly the better way 10 health.
Edw. E. York
CHIROPRACTOR
PlentywOOd, Montana
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ALIAS SUMMONS

~ ALIAO SUMMONS
LIN 1N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
nHE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DTS
I L OF THE STATE OF MON
lana, IN AND FOR THE COf1N
TY OF SHERIDAN. 0OON-
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EGGS FOR MATCHING y Afto.
Ware March 10, Rhode Island Reds. sinoIo
TTtOIhp' owens strain; Rose Cop7b
Eeach strain. Heavy LAYING tvne
oCaIe KIND wanted. Place orSa az.
early S!.25, by mail $3.50 naS
f seudng OF 10. L. S. OLSEN, Plen-
-NOui0' 47-St
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NOTICES
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COUN-
TY OF SHERIDAN.
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versus
BOLSTER G SONS, INC. a cornor-
alton, Defendant.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFFS
SALE on the 29th day of March
l 1924, at the hour of two (2) o'clock
p; M Of said day, at the front door
cd the, County Court House at PIen-
ttywood, Sheridan County, Montana
the following described real estate
Lots numbered two and. three (2-3l
OF Block numbered sixteen G6I Of
the original townsite of Plentvwood
Montana, according to the map or
pa pat thereof on file and of record in
me office of the Clerk and Recorder
OF Sheridan County, Montana
Dated this 9Th day of March 1904
RODNEY SALISBURY
NJ. LEWIS g. '7- -
JAMES G. WAGNER,
P.lentywOod, Montana,
attorneys for Plaintiff. ~
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FOR 1It SALE CHEAP-FOrd tracto,.
enactment d for Ford car in 'i" firot
oIs;ss CONDITION, good as new. IN
9 ~ ne at Producers News office "
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FOR SALE-1O Gal. Barrel Cb,---,
ana ana economy King Cream Se lrcl Il
1927 aooLf inquire at Producers News VS.
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FOX D. SALE: A limited number Of
% Orplngtons. Pure bred birds
Cd large size and good color: ew,
S S5Ba layers. $1.0O apiece
Mis-. HENRY SKEETS Wo.+l,.
Montana. Box Y. "G So
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ok SALE-A tea wagon. a rocl-o-
S oau aoaoy cutter. Inquire at fbis
40-tf
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IEeu Dy ms wife and five child
rem OF which there are four girls an
one boy he is also survived bv
DfoJher, who lives near Jordan hi
9CaCe' Hf. Kellogg was a Mason an
was was affiliated with the Culbertso
NEWS CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
"ANLED-To buy hogs weiobino
LOU IDS. or more. w. w. CLARK
--.eIOpe' noIlI. 49-t1
WANlED-Plowing or Rrpal-;no =,
c'ie acre. VIII also put m eyo ny
s % cash. Call at Producers
- me. o0-4t-p
WANTED-Cattle to herd d,,,-no
season season. 5Oc per month per head
"[IIe or see CARL BANTZ. Ont-
look, Mont. ~ - y ~ ~
FOR SALE-White Plymouth Roclr
Eggs for Matching. 75c per settinor
y Il N 1IJeen eggs. Add postaoe
n ~ HOFLAND, Outlook. Mont
FOR SALE-First class rnIo-5 =
FGSEpST I ton IN stack. JOHN !
E0G I'm, on Fadness Ranch. Arch.
~. 5O-1t-p
FOR SALE-Fifty sucEin0 -
about eight weeks old. resi- t pigs'
JOHN BJORKLUND. one III ~
north of Raymond. 5ol4 lliie
FOX SALE-Qrantity, Western Puo
Grass seed. OSCAR TTND4EES
-0o--, -1olCana' 5O-t6-p
Fur SALE; Two bay horses
years old, weight 100 lbs on %
geiGihg and one is mare ca
workers workers. Price $25OO cash S Gu
VEIN ANKERMAN, PIentvwo,2oeJS
5O-t1-p
FOR SALE: A limited nI,n,bor =
bCII Orpingtons. Pure bred birds
Cd large size and good color: ev'
SeIent layers. ,S1.0O aniece
mRS. HENRY SKEFTS W5oa41.--
Montana Box Y. "T Eo
FOR SALES M. B. Turkey Tonog
early hatch, nice birds S5 IN o 0,liS'
". y. GRANRUD, IL miles no roll !
Oh raymond, Mont. ''' 40 40 20 20
FOR SALE-Baby Chicks GIL. i
comb Rhode Island Reds ~ 9i"e I9 a
CSRIS apiece. Mothers so can+e !,
' GEORGE BORNHOFT. PIon iv2' i i
80. 49-3t-p il
FOR SALE-1O Gal. Barrel Chm, e
ana economy King Cream Sa lrel. ! .
10 aoo L inquire at Producers News -
FOR SALE CHEAP-Ford trao+o-. I
oios1 for Ford car in frot Il u
oIasS CONDITION, good as new IN u
% AZ re at PRODUCERS News office
FOR SALE FORDSON AND PLOWS q,
complete with both bottoms. brand IL,
new tandem SIT. disc, 8 oil bbIs =
ana Olnder hitch, part payment and 60
III Odlahce until next fall on bank e.
9oIe papers. See outfit at the I'd Il
a;ne' sGhQoI, y miles west of Medi- he
I IR{C,7- lake, also owner. GEO / (;
tana. >''0'''e Lake. Mon Mon WI
EGGS FOR MATCHING - Af4or m
March IS, Rhode Island Reds si 1ICJl Nd
comb, Owens strain; Rose G Stl,sIe ye
VVeach strain. Heavy Iavino 49,
state kind wanted. Place -, y ~, ),
early SL25, by mail s1 5O oas .Ll
settlng of Is. L. S. OLSEN pl p0I liz
---oe' DI01i'' 47-8t
OK SALE-A tea wagon. q rocl-o- De
Office. inquire az this the
4O-tf ito
HE MILLIGAN HOUSE for ro,,+ = poo
9ALE; $40 per month. q p nee ieS
PETITE, DOoley, Mont. ~ ~ t the
-oRSES STRAYED-1 6l9cl- a-I5 deE
L ing, age 2, weight 1900; e daIl- STA
brown q5 gelding, age 8, weight 1S Scl enc SLla
FIease notify ART KANE. CO. aIo
nora N. ID. Good reward. 50-S+ enc
riRAYED TO MY PAgTTTPE cult
about Sept 1st, one heifer, about . ~
years old. Owner can have ssn,a ~.
Dy proving property, paying for fbis t fPo
nollce and cost of feeding CHIPS o olls
A1tNDEkSON, Reserve. Montana. Som Som
of :
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
IHE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DIS
1RlCT OF THE STATE OF MON
lana, IN AND FOR THE COUN-
TY OF SHERIDAN.
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NEWS CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

"A 1rN buy hogs weighing
Antelope, Mont. '1 lot
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F0 ~ IS SSALE-First class upland bav
2%I,UU per ton in stack. JOHN
er, Mont. '''iOii' aLch-
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POR SALE; Two bay horses 3
years old, weight loo lbs, one &c
geiGhg and one is mare. CooJ
W9TReFs. Price $500 cash See
MIN N1EhN ANKERMAN, PlentvwoIoCJT
50-t1-p
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FqE SALE-White Plymouth RocE
Eggs for Matching. 75c per setting S9@
q m 1Iteen eggs. Add posfaoee
n HA ~ HOVLAND, Outlook, Mont
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f0 IL, SA1LIE-Baby Chicks. SINGLE
c 0O4o Rhode Island Reds, at II
CHS pa 44 Mothers so cents
wood. Mont. [ In my
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FoR SALE-Fifty sucking MOS
d 4O2ISr eight weeks old, real hoes
JOHN BJORKLUND one ro a;i"
north of Raymond on0 5o 4 ~
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F-AARWELL,, OZMUN, KIRK g.
COMPANY, a corporation, Plain
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I OK SALE-QCantity, Western Rvo
Grass seed. OSCAR TTND I4Ee
Outlook, Montana. IN Ed ~ ~ :,
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FOR SALES M. B. Turkey Toms
early hatch, nice birds $500 e o1S'
NJ. p. GRANRUD, IL miles , eo,CI
'iOllu, HOnC. 4o-t9
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"At4NlED-Plowing or Breaking bv
we acre. VIII also put m eyons
5QL cash. Gail at Producers
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"AHIED-Cattle to herd during
7 7Gdsoh. DOC per month per head
WI W[Ite or see CARL BANTZ. Ont
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TIE MILLIGAN HOUSE for ron+ =.
PETITE, DOoiey, Mont Un.n' =; r r
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E. J. LANDER & CO., a corporation,
Plaintiff
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SI Kaye TO MY PASTURE
About Sept. LIST, one heifer, about .
years old. Owner can have same
oy proving property, paying for fb;s
ho glE and cost of feeding. CHRIS
47-4t w. montana.
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;,lo STRAYED-1 black reid
ing, age z, weight 1900; e darl-
brown gelding, age 8. WEIGHT 1 TssaA
Please notify ART KANE 1 SUo
nora, N. D. Good reward ~ Gr e
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(SeaI of g. Z. B. PETERSON
R. E. crow Nv Clerk.
Great Falls, Montana
'lii' 50-t4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-06
Traverse Jurors for
November Term Court

The list OF traverse Jurors drawn
for the November term of the kenne-
bee county Superior court which is to
be held in Waterville has been an
nounced from the office of the clerk
of courts. The jurors are ordered to
report in Waterville on Thursday
morning, Nov. 13, at 10 o'clock.
The list Is as follows: Charles E.
Brann. Hallowell; Carl A. Cornforth,
Waterville: H. L. Curtis. Randolph;
F. A. Dolloff. Mt. Vernon; L. r. Ell
bridge, Benton; James D. Genthner.
Gardiner: o. L. Gerald. Clinton: Wal
ter A. Goodwin, Oakland; Walter
Hartman, Litchfield; Mrs. w. A.
jackson. Augusta; Charles Lalle-
mant. Augusta: Edward F. Lambert,
Augusta: Guy H. Lyon. Sidney:
George E. Moore. Winslow: Harold
Morrison. Waterville: Victor Robi-
ckaud, Waterviile: w. II. Robinson.
Vassalboro; George L. Riggs. Wayne;
W.. w. Seavey. Farmingdale; Maur-
ice Swift, Windsor; Dana d. Wagg,
Gardiner; Preston w. Wellman. Au-
gusta; ]. Wallace West. Waterville.