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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-26
LODI alumni
rts
GATHER FOR
anniversary
One Half OF Gradu-
ates OF Fifty Years
Ago Attend Golden
Jubilee Celebration

Nearly one half of all the alumni
of Lodi high school gathered there
on Friday to celebrate the 50th
anniversary OF the establishment
of the high school in 1874 More
than 80 of the 724 graduates i'm
Guiding a member of the first class
and three former principals were
among those who gathered at the
school during the day to renew
acquaintances and reminisce. Grad
yates from all parts of the United
States and Canada were present,
Miss Mile Maynard of Madison
was the only member of the first
graduating class who attended the
celebration. She was member OF
the class of 1874, and at the ban
quet, Friday night, was the guest Of
honor. She was presented with a
banquet in honor of the occasion
A. A. Miller, of Crookston, MINI,
principal of the high school during
the year 1856 was also guest. He
was the second principal of the
school. A. J. Henkel, principal in
1882, r. e. Loveland, principal in
1S94-9S and S. M. Thomas. principal
in 1904-9 were also in attendance
A banquet was served at $50 o.
clock Friday at the high school
auditorium, which was decorated in
red and white, the school colors.
Table decorations were carried out
in white and gold, the colors of the
first graduating class.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-26
Passing Bogus
Checks Charged
To Wealthy Lad

Marshall Parkinsons 10 years old
son of wealthy lIimberman Of
Madison, was in jail Saturday
charged with passing twelve worth
less checks on Chicago business
men, Parkinson is assstudent at
the University of Chicago Police
said he admitted passing the checks
because he was short of funds and
did not want to appeal to his faith
er. The checks total $1,000.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-26
TORRID spell.
FATAL TO48
Ohio Heaviest Sufferer
With Is dead; Penn
sylvania r ep ports
Eight Dead With
Several Overcome

Severe neat and humidity which
has prevailed throughout more than
dozen states and the District OF
Columbia during the week has TAX
en- toll of As lives and caused
more than 100 prostrations, accord
ing to figures compiled by the Uni
ted Press Saturday night.
Ohio was the heaviest sufferer,
with is dead and Is Frustrated,
Pennsylvania reported eight dead
and dozen overcome. and Illinois
four dead and 20 Frustrated.
OF the dead, dozen were drown
ed in an effort to find relief from
the oppressive temperatures
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-26
PICNIC OF
MASONS Is
BIG AFFAIR
Lodges of Reedsburg,
Lodi, Delton, Por-
tage, and Prairie du
Sac Join in Gala Day

The annual picnic of the Mas
onic orders of Baraboo and vici-
nifty was held at Effinger park
on Thursday and in spite of the
threatening weather was a real
success, everybody joining in the
program OF fun which bad been
arranged by an enterprising COM
mittee. There were Masons pre-
sent from Portage Reedsburg
Lodi, DeEon, Prairie du Sac and
other visitors from distance.
The afternoon was spent in
games and sports. Those having
this part OF the entertainment in
charge had used much ingenuity
in preparing program of clever
and unusual stunts.
Among those winning prizes
were the following:
Boys Running Race
First Schilling.
Second Ingelbritson.
Girls Running Race
Catherine Butterfield
Second Evelyn Marriott.
Ladies Walking Race
First Mrs. Paul Herfort
Second Mrs. Roy Frazier.
Wheelbarrow Race
Culver and Hanson.
Second Houston and Hall.
ShoeAIn- A-Barret Race (Boys)
First Franklin Marriott.
Second Richard Fellows.
ForA Girls
First Prudence Wood.
Ladies' Running Race
Tirst-Mrs. Leith Fellows.
Second Mrs, Sherron, Portage.
Ladies 6all Throw
First Miss Frazier.
Second Miss Moog.
Backto- Back Race
First-W Whitman and Hall.
Second Herfort and Schadde.
Ladies Nail Driving Contest
First Mrs. George Moog.
Second Mrs. p A. Wood.
For Men
First Ora Cahoon.
Second A H. Rotzoll.
Package Guessing Contest
First-Mrs. Leith Fellows.
Second T. r. Deppe.
Baseball Game
James Bonham's Nine IL.
Paul Cahoon's team 8.
Other Events
The band played during the af-
ternocn and Leith Fellows or
G1estra furnished the music for
Gancing in the pavilion during the
evening. A picnic supper was eat
en- on the grounds. Mr.. Effinger
had spared no pains in getting
his park ready for the picnickers
and many from out of town who
had not before visited the spot
expressed their admiration for the
beautiful surroundings and a de.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-26
EvanS Loses To
Madison Golfers

Chick Evans, noted amateur and
Jock Hutchinson, Chicago pro. both
former national open golf cham
pions. we're defeated one up by Guy
Martin and John Hackbarth, Madir
son professionals, in an eighteen
hole exhibition match in Madison,
Saturday
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-26

ters Myrtle and Ruth of Cumber-
land, Wis. who spent>a week visit
ing relatives and friends in Bara-
boo and here returned home OIL
Tuesday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-26
Entertains G.. A. r.
On Memorial Day

Manager Lester Daniels Of the
aud a former reside:gt of Bara-
boo, has warm spot in his heart
for the members Of the G. A. r.
and never misses an opportunity to
brighten the pathway Of their de-
clining years. On Memorial Day
this year he entertained ten mem
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-26

TWO ESCAPES
Excitement on Kill
bourn Road Leads
Up TO Arrest; Often
d er Takes Dutch
Leave

A speeder arrested on the Kill
bourn road Saturday afternoon eX-
hibited unusual agility in evading
the law The man was first taken
into custody when he speeded by
Motor Policeman Ed. Meter on the
Kilbourn road, driving "a red Paige
roadster. Mr. Meter had stopped
to assist a party of ladies, who were
having tire trouble, when the
speeder passed and Mr.. Meter took
after him and took him into GUS
tody. He accompanied the officer
back to the spot where Mr.. Meter
had left his tools and while Mr..
Meter was engaged in gathering
these together, the speeder step
ped back to light a cigarette and
cut the wires of the motor police
mems motorcycle. He jumped in
to his own machine and was off like
a flash
Second Escape
Information was later received
that the speeder was at Kilbourn
where he was making a commotiol
of some sort in q dance pavilion
and on Sunday night, Sheriff w.
H. Ode made a trip to that place
and brought him back. The road
ster was taken to the Mueller gar
age on Fourth avenue and accord
ing to reports Mr.. ode and his
prisoner was walking. down Broad
way when the heretofore amiable
speeder suddenly made a dash
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18
FORD, THE SAVIOUR
OF THE POOR

rue Ford possesses hundreds of millions, and EXHIBITS
cenS OF thousands of workers. But his economic
4ploe MN INTO the fight against Wall Street and aoansf
FoId t 81 SCee coal and transportation This links
onJse Oh the trusts, and Wall Street. This condto
for.o q olloge between Ford and small businessmen
cnn ana class unconscious but bosshatno worora
FaTnor" uIineSsen hate the trusts which ruin them
'iIheIS nate the banks which choke then, Will 49,
nate trusts which raise the prices of all inusto
bafo through high coal and steel prices and tbov
te railroad corporations which by their higb fo i5$
Ford 4 Oh Tor themselves the cream of their crons
"snCS against the trusts and Wall Street ~
Is why small businessmen farmers and class iae
~ AelS Sa" IN him their leader and Saviour
- SOUNDS almost incredible The richest man of A.
stand a te saviour OF the poor! But we must under
~ ' 1re very reason that he coud,pav the soyo,
o. e poor was the fact that he is the richest
pro ~ol Ford' Tor the usion-stricken masses is Ia
lce charming of the fairy tale It is tne bo 10 ite
i'i9S' man OF the world but he was Door rnecborO
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

atoms and basic industries. Ford is one of the cbas
men OF the world. But Ford is manufacturer Of o+o
mobiles And that makes him different from Rocofollo
head OF the oil trust Morgan leader of bank capital Ca
ne chief OF the steel trust Ford became big as an
Wdua manufacturer, and not the head of tY1s+ Ae
the manifesto of his followers say about him: ..Uba+
ever virtue the COMPETITIVE SYSTEM has tbio mo-,
mas eXempifed." Ford a manufacturer of finished
products has to buy steel and COAL must Use roil5
must borrow working capital His interests are aoinot
e interests OF the steel trust coal trust railroad co,
aoAS ana against the money trust of Wall Street uo
IS against the trusts because trusts mean monono ond
CheTeIore high prices of steel and COAL high reiobt +
ana hlgh interest on money This explains Ford's nod
Il Cnuhderngs against trusts and Wall Street Ford
wants 70 produce fertilizer. For this reason no +
70 guy muscle Shoals But against this plan he nd tho
power Oh the fertilizer trust and behind the for+1i
1uSC Cne whole state power, the government and Con
8reSs. lhls explains FOrd'S crusades for cbean foi
ana MS accusation against the fertilizer trust and
te Patron OF the trust the government The conadio
t!olS between finishing and basic industry the con+oJ
on0 oeCWeen individual manufacturers and t11s+s i+
o' oy IN the United States, but in every hiobI,1 dI
opeu capItahSt country. The whole present nolfiG do
VeioPInent IN Great Britain and GERMANY vvopid h $500
!seSS we were not to take into consideration +ao
Internal conflicts within the capitalist class Witbo,t
TIeSe contradictions, the conflict between Baldwin d
1loyu george IN Great Britain, or the fight bo+oo
stood. 00Ulu HoC De under
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NOTICE

4
N3 11II7I1 OF INTENTION TO RE
u AND PAY CERTAIN orr
STANDING REGISTERFD WSP
RANTS ISSUED BY SCHO0I
DISTRICT NO. 70 OF SHERT6EN
SOUNTY. MONTANA. ~
Fubllc Notice is hereby oivan %
cordng to law, as follows. az
IHlaC School District No. 73 If Sbo,-
i TI county, Montana, will on FRIDAY
January 18th, 1924, at the Office ~
the County Treasurer, in the 60, ~
mouse, IN the Town of Plent,,,1 80 :
sheridan County, Montana, EXERCISE /" CEI'
Tne flghC to redeem and nav the fol
loving registered and I;+st .,n III
S Tiarrants OF school district No. n i5
sheridan 4 County, Montana, to-wit. -
All General Fund Warrants Reois
'eT Tgl prior to July 1st 1929.
Ip ne 6ooVe warrants should be nre-
SenIe6 Tor payment on or after lam
dry Iouh, 1924, as aforesaid af+e,.
winch date all warrants inciTJod a. ' =
'iiiS u can cease to draw interest.
All the above warrants draw into.
est at the rate of 6 per cent ne 49, on
IuIn from date of registration un+iI
date of this call. -'''- q 'iOH Until
Dated at Plentywood. Sbar;don
county, Montana, on this the T 1S.tiI
Jay OF January, 1924.
d. J. OLSON.
=, County Treasurer.
0ueTluan County, Montana. |
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

cy They hate the Dictatorship e OOul rA
centrailzed government and at ~ Tie big int. "
IS Henry Ford who declares tbo+ t'I same time ~
dent for normal times. but orI -''V lie Is not %
f 4ip' %ai4n me constitution does not period %
eIolls'ole Cnat farmers are democrat u1 hb@
SHOWS that the political form Of fa, AUG Glass; bE
o1ten the rule of a dictator T5a 'ler democsor9
role Oh the farmers explains this toy V5SOnomc and Y
i've dispersed millions and MILL e'uelcy TeA
Uhey can venture the fight aoaino4 u Small u,,
power OF the CENTRALIZED t,,,at 'ne Over5s
only IN the form Of a CENTR AT T7T rT2 clueS and n
poIeon was made emperor bv A. unlctatOrsbh
against the bourgeoisite of the citioo french "A,
pressed 1t: The strongest Nanooo,f. AS Marx m@
peasant plot of land. A dictato,-I. IDEA was II.
the fundament Of the Caesarion, - u The fana
p I,'lIlerS originated the movement which 5Oeon Ill
Roosevelt lifelong president. If ForI,, sought
dictatorship would be realized it wo OIg dayde
tatorshlp against centralized trusts O bo De a
and workers '''"' banks and hi,
All these factors together exnIoin
tnaC Henry Ford, the rich man and ov Now Came
IDOL OF the poor and exploited ''t'OI'er' besrs
Ford was the greatest and most f..
~ IOI 1hlfd Party on national soo1o Oooe Posi-
Time the greatest menace against oIo. olu &tes
clSSS-consclous workers and exnoito5 movement
SHOWS the chaos and great confuoion r. iaIlNea
Clcs. 1t IS the most serious synptoo Of America
PoltlcaI instability of our country tbo+ a. NC ecnO
ford dictatorship became a poseibIitv ' jeS'GHs
lnOSC serious internal illness. of the soor,. Shows
ana sound American capitalism that A. Ugly ny
anu revolt OF the masses could turn to Hem,
rOIu was the narcotizing dope for tho boni -Uu
"haC a World-histOrical jest! Henry I'm
over IIOOOO,OOO people A man with A. % u
poor mechanic and with all the autoc,atio 9 ~,
big eXploiter. A man who believes f5o+ Ous
al class contradictions because he is nrono,s ss.
the class prejudices of the most nal9ol pDss,s'
seOlsle. man of the coolest business oaIa"Ii
lhcalculated Outbursts of rage BORDERING ~ iu
nan VINO IN the whole of the United State. Las
EeaiIh most quickly and on the greatest Scala. a.
through his superficial crusades against tmst, l..
ed millions of poor and exploited.
through his immense private pronerv H.,,u
ued up with the general interests Of co,tor,u
manufacturer he is against the profits Of hank
aSlc industries. The Coolidge administrator a.
rnnent OF trusts and banks has simnv h,n4.
Lenry Ford. Coolidge has promised him Nu,,s 4. (.
ora the capitalist has betrayed the masses VII. M
trusted nm. Millions Of farmers. small h,ruv
ave become the poorer by an illusion
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NOTICE

NrOu,o,- NOTICE
1'G 9IN OF INTENTION To RE
D u AND PAY CERTAIN orr TT
S9IANDING REGISTERED WSP
R RIcT . ISSUED BY School
GDdd921KICI NO. 80 OF SHERTDHN
GGOUNTY. MONTANA. "A y
ooI ruohc Notice is hereby given a.
co1E9S ia to law, as follows.
mat School District No 90 Of CL
i Td1Il. county, Montana, will on Fridsv
t January Jar 18th, 1924, at the office ~
the County Treasurer. in +ba 80 81 u
eSIoS5i III Cne Town of Plentvwood
t 1hneI ,!1 County, Montana, exercise
~ I1lT Ign 70 redeem and pay the fol-
loving registered and ontsfand ~
e,iI OF school district No 90 e
0neIiuan County, Montana. to-wif -
All General Fund Warrants Roois
Cer rel prior to December 14tb 1875
Inc above warrants sbonIJ ~ 80
oIIL 56t Tor payment on CIR after lam
my Lolh' 1924, as aforesaid. afte,.
winch date all warrants inci1dad a. ' q
1llS can cease to draw interest -
All the above warrants draw int.
9SC at the rate of 6 per cent mo-, 80. 90
Iun from date of registration ,,,o4 eli
late of this call. ''-O 'niUll
i, Dated at brentwood Sbo,.idou
IjouLlIy' Montana, on this the 18th
lay of January, 1924. lo'n
D. J. OLSON,
County Treasurer. |
Sheridan County. Monto3o
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800 NOTICE
| NO1lCE OF INTENTION To pE
DEEM AND PAY CERTAIN OI1T
STANDING REGISTFREn WGP
RANTS ISSUED BY SCHO01
DISTRICT NO. Al OF SHFRT6EN
COUNTY. MONTANA. ~
Fu0llc Notice is hereby given a.
corning to law, as follows.
mat School District No. al of Che,
1dan County, Montana, will on Fridev
January 18th, 1924, at the office ~
the county Treasurer, in the cont
mousse. IN the Town of Plentv1,oooldO
9 t1lO County, Montana, exercise
rlle rlght to redeem and pay the fol-
loving registered and outstand;Dr
w warrants of school district No, Al Is
sheridan County, Montana, to-wit. -
All General Fund Warrants Reo;s
Cered prior to November 22nd. 1908
Inc above warrants should he nyo
sented for payment on or after I6T,,
aIy Ioth, 1924, as aforesaid. afte,.
~; 9aCe all warrants included in
0hlS can cease to draw interest.
All the above warrants draw infer
est at the rate of 6 per cent ner On
lum from date of registration mil |
late of this call. ' uii'ii
Dated at Plentywood, Sheridan
J;ounty, Montana, on this the 18Th
lay OF January, 1924.
D. J. OLSON,
County Treasurer
sheridan County, Montana. |
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to the day, date and hour for
closing of the registration b
aforesaid.
Electors who failed to vote &
last general election must reasa
vote at this election; electors
have moved from the precinct
voted in. to this precinct, must
the change noted on the egs1-
books.
IF YOU ARE NOT REGISIEl
YOU CANNOT VOTE.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / 3
hereunto set my official sigaas
my Office in the Court House .
town of PlentywOOd, Montana.
18th day of January, A. D. l&5
B. K. 0GRDl
County Clerk and RecOrda
as such ex-Oficio County (
istrar in and for Sgl
County, Montana. Y
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NOTICE

null NJE
NO1IGE OF INTENTION To RE
DEEM AND PAY CERTAIN ORR
SIANDING REGISTERED W6P
RANTS ISSUED BY SCHOO1
DISTRICT no. 81 OF SHERT6EN
COUNTY. MONTANA. -
Fu0llc Notice is hereby 0ivan %
cording to law, as follows. o" ac'
mat School District No. 81 of Sbar-
i TI9-I county, Montana, will on FRIDAY
January l8th,e1924, at the Office ~
the county Treasurer, in the co,,,.t
6ouse. IN the Town of Plent,,,Uood'
- sheridan County, Montana. EXERCISE
Inc night to redeem and nav the foI
loving registered and ontstandin inc ].
S TIarrahts OF school district No. 81 IN
sheridan County, Montana. to-wit. -
All General Fund Warrants Reois
OeT re- prior to April 25th, 1929
Inc above warrants should ho mo
oenCed Tor payment on CIR after lam
aIy IoOh, 1924, as aforesaid afto,.
winch date all warrants incI11da5 a. '9I
Chls call cease to draw interest," II
IL All Ine above warrants draw intar-
est at the rate of 6 per cent no 80 an
I nun from date of registration rn r+I;
date of this call. ''- 'iO" until
Dated at Plentywood. Sber;dou
county Montana, on this the 10+b
lay OF January, 1924. 10'l
D. J. OLSON
C, County Treasurer.
0iieIluan County, Montana. |
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NOTICE

,.o NOTICE
NOIICE OF INTENTION tn pr
DEEM AND PAY CERTAIN ORR
SIANDING REGISTERED WGR
RANTS ISSUED BY SCHOOI
DISTRICT NO. 46 OF SHERIDAN
COUNTY. MONTANA.
Public Notice is hereby given %.
cordlng to law, as follows:
mat School District No. 46 of Sber.
1dan County, Montana, will on Friday
January 18th, 1924, at the office a.
the county Treasurer, in the couyt
mouse. In the Town of Plentvwoodl'
sheridan 81 County, Montana, exercise
Ine right to redeem and pay the fol-
loving registered and outstandino,
warrants of school district No. AZ i1
sheridan County, Montana, to-wit.
All General Fund Warrants Reo;s-
Tered prior to Dec Bird, 1928.
Inc above warrants should no Dro
sented for payment on CIR after lam
aLy Ioln, 1924, as aforesaid, after
W., winch date all warrants included in
ChlS call cease to draw interest
All the above warrants draw in+or
esq at the rate of 6 per cent per an
Iuih from date of registration mill
late of this call. '--''ii
!, Dated at Plentywood. Sbar;dor
J7ounty, Montana, on this the 1 1C51tb
lay OF January, 1924.
D. ]. OLSON.
County Treasurer. !
oherldan County, Montana /
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NOTICE

NO1ICE OF INTENTION To Pr
DEEM d,E AND PAY CERTAIN orr
5tANDlNG REGISTERED WGP
RRANIS ISSUED BY SCHO0T
DISTRICT NO. 20 OF SHFRT6SN
COUNTY. MONTANA. n y
Public Notice is berebv o,;,,ou
corning TI TO law, as follows:
mat School District No. 70 If Sbor
1dan County, Montana, will On 7 F,. IL
q. January 18th, 1924, at the Office a,'''I ~
Inc county Treasurer, in tba 60, -
mouse, IN the Town of Plentv,U 49, :
= County, Montana. eyor C'Iu'
me rlght to redeem and nav the fl lI
lowing registered and ontsta ,n III
SLd.:ICs OF school district No. 70 i66
II County, Montana. to-wit. -
All General Fund Warrants Roois
'eT 6S, prior to July 24th, 1929 %
me above warrants sbouId bo No.
sehUed Tor payment on or after Jan,,
aIy Iouh, 1924, as aforesaid sf+o,.
w Y date all warrants inclndo5 q 81
1hlS cal cease to draw Interest -
an tne above warrants draw infer
81 ~. az the rate of 6 per cent DER an
lu4 from date of registration until 1+i
dated at Plentywood. Sberidon
Jioullty' Montana, on this the 19 l
lay OF January, 1924. 10'ii
D. J. OLSON,
sheridan County, Montana.
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NOTICE

L 4NO41OE
NO11CE OF INTENTION To Pr
DEEM AND PAY CERTAIN orr p
SSIANDING REGISTERFD WGP
RANIS ISSUED BY SCHO0I
DISTRICT NO. 66 OF SHERTDEN1
GOUNIY. MONTANA. ~
Fubllc Notice is hereby oivon 90
0o 1E TO law, as follows:
That School District No. 66 If Sbor
1dan County, Montana, will On 7 F, IiIeI-
January 18th, 1924, at the Office 1O''' ~ y 2
the county Treasurer, in the 60, -
6HouSe; IN the Town of Plent,,,I1oo1ll'
sheridan County, Montana. EXERCISE
me right to redeem and nav the foI-
owing registered and outstanding
S wlarTants OF school district No. &C. i1
sheridan County, Montana, to-wit. -
All General Fund Warrants Reo;s
UeT TI prior to September 23rd. 1893
Inc ABOVE warrants should he nra-
SenCeG Tor payment on CIR after lam
aIy I01h, 1924, as aforesaid af+o,
winch date all warrants incI,ldoJ a. OGI
ms :, can cease to draw interest.
All the above warrants draw in+or
est at the rate of 6 per cent nor 80 81
nun nun from date of registration until 1
date of this call. . iOn until
Dated at Plentywood. Sheridan
IIounty, Montana, on this the I 1SItI, |
lay OF January, 1924. io'li
D. J. OLSON.
County Treasurer
0lleIIuan County, Montana.
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NOTICE
,7o,, NOTICE
4NG 1IHI OF INTENTION TO RE
u DEEM AND PAY CERTAIN orr III

ANOA4AE
+NG5 II OF INTENTION To Pr
d DEEM AND PAY CERTAIN orr I1T7
SIANDING REGISTERED WEP
RANIS ISSUED BY SCHO0I
DISTRICT NO. 81 OF SHERT6EVN
COUNTY. MONTANA. --'- = "A ~
Public Notice is hereby oivo,
'o1TGIIng 10 law, as follows:
That School District No. Ga If She,
Iuan County, Montana, will on Fr 49,
January 18th, 1924, at the Office 11O'' ~
the County Treasurer, in the con-, ~
nous H0uSe; IN the Town of Plentvwood'
Shendan County, Montana. eye &c.
Ine right to redeem and nav the foI
owing ,Ja,l,. registered and outstanding
S warrants OF school district No. GA i 6
"iGI q al County, Montana, to-wit.
All General Fund Warrants Ragis
'eT Ta PRIOR to January 23rd, 1929
me ABOVE warrants should be nro
seIVeG Tor payment on or after lam
airy 18th, 1924, as aforesaid e. FL
winch date all warrants inci11doJ a. ' q
'iii Sn can cease TO draw interest.
All the above warrants draw in+or-
est at the rate of 6 per cent nor 80. 90
mum nun from date of registration until
date of this call. ''''- '''i0" Until
Dated at Plentywood. Sheridan
county, Montana, on this the I 1I5stil
Gay OF January, 1924.
d. J. OLSON.
- County Treasurer.
sheridan County, Montana |
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NOTICE


N0IICE OF INTENTION To RE
DEEM AND PAY CERTAIN ORR
SIANDING REGISTERED WAR
RANTS ISSUED BY SCHOOI
DISTRICT NO. IS OF SHFRTDHN
COUNTY. MONTANA.
Public Notice is hereby given ac-
eoTGlng to law, as follows:
mat School District No. IS of Sbor-
1aan County, Montana, will on Fridev
January 18th, 1924, at the Office ~
the county Treasurer, in the CONT
r H0uSe; IN the Town of Plentvwood
sheridan County, Montana. EXERCISE Ce'
Ihe right to redeem and paw tbe foio
lowing registered and oIitstan tor ~
warrants OF school district No 65 IL
sheridan County, Montana, to-wit. =
All General Fund Warrants Peois
'eT re- prior to January LIST. 1924
me ABOVE warrants should be nra-
sehJed Tor payment on or after lam
dIy Iobn, 1924, as aforesaid. after
WIlch date all warrants included N
IhlS call cease to draw interest
All the above warrants d,ayw 49,.
est at the rate of 6 per cent per an
mum from date of registration until nj;
date of this call. ' Oii'ii
Dated at Plentywood. Sbar;d.r
county, Montana, on this tba 1o+L
day OF January, 1924.
D. ]. OLSON.
County Treasurer
sheridan County, Montana.