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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-02-06
McELROY

Ingwald copeland returned Satur-
day from Minot, n. D., where he
has been attending the tractor school.
Florence Welsh visited at her par
entail home between trains Saturday.
L. D. Dunn returned home from st.
Cloud, Mimi, Monday.
Joe Noon returned on Thursday
from Helena, where he went on bust
ness.
Mrs. Nile Miller returned last Fri
day from Kenmare, where she was
called on account of the illness of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Lee Darling
Tom Welsh Jr., left Monday for his
home at Ignite, n D., after visiting
few days with his brother Frank,
and family.
Joe Winters of Ambrose transacted
business here last Wednesday.
Auditor Hanson of Fargo checked
up the elevator last Wednesday.
John McFadden, brakeman on the
Z: T. B., left for Winnipeg Monday
after helping Mr.. Noon the past
three weeks.
Frank Welsh is still i'll from rbeum-
atism, but is able to be about.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-02-06
NORTHEASTERN CO.
ASSESSORS MEET
CONFER IN WOLF POINT ON
UNIFORM VALUATION, HONOR
SYSTEM AND OTHER METHODS
OF PROCEDURE IN CONNEC-
TION WITH ASSESSING.

Wolf Point, January 3O.-In -ac-
cordance with a plan suggested by
the state board of equalization the
county assessors of the state are
holding group meetings for the pur-
pose Of reaching an understanding for
uniform valuation on property of the
same class in the different counties,
The assessors CT the northeastern
corner Of the state met in this city
Tuesday. Those wh9 attended were
Rem Cottrcll Of Valley county, Olaf
TT- ,, of 5soti6ae county, Ole Aspeluqd
of Sheridan county, iran. 'O"
of Daniels and L. NJ, Clayton of
Roosevelt. The assessors of Richland
and Garfield counties were unable to
be present.
The valuation of farm hand of var
ious classifcations and the valuations
of livestock of the different kinds
were the principal things considered.
The honor system Of listing property
was discussed and approved by all the
officials present, The system is now
in use In all the counties represented
at the meeting and some have used
it for three or four years and find
that it brings results just as salts
factory as the deputy assessor plan
and at less expense.
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Mrs DR.. Laberge received the sad
message Wednesday morning that
her brother, ]. P. DeSchens, had died
at the hospital at Warren, MINI She
and the doctor left on the afternoon
train to be present at the funeral.
Mr.. DeSchens was a single man So
years old.
The masquerade at the Orpheum
last Saturday evening drew a large
crowd, and everyone had a good time.
Chas. Meyer won the prize for the
funniest dressed man, while the prize
for the best lady's costume was won
by one Of our timid young ladies.
Elmer Paulhus died at the Dea-
coness Hospital at Kenmare Sunday.
January 18th, at p. m. He was
operated upon for appendicitis two
weeks before he died and was report-
ed to be getting along very well and
was expected home soon, wien com
p1catlons set in and death came sud-
denly. He was 10 years old at the
time of his death. He was buried at
Oslo cemetery. on Thursday Rev.
Bueide officiating.
A meeting of the local telenbona
company was held this week and #
was decided to go back to the old
rates.
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week.
James Flemming visited with l.
daughter, Mrs. Jay BedweIl Ms W. ills
at the Plentywood hospital EEI o ~
ports her improving nicely. 1e-
Maude Sherry came home fyo,
Plentywood Monday to recover f ro,r,
a severe cold from which She Is s sUf
fering. ~ = u !
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldur Jensen ,va...,
visitors at Williston, N. D., this veal geIe
Mrs. Y. R. Profitt has bee9 W c oeA'
fined to her home by illness the D r9,,t
week. '' 'iie past
The masquerade ball given at Pal
stone last Saturday night was a og r.Tii
success. The dancing started a. t s.oa.
sharp, masks were taken off a. 10y c-2y
there were about 40 couple On ~ -
floor. The first prize for gents ,y gllS
awarded to J. D. Matkin representa-,
Thomas Jefferson in colonial davss
First prize for ladies was given f. +
Mrs. Nance and Mrs. Bull represent
ing the Ku Klux Khan. The prize for
most cOmical mask was given to
Olive Bedwell, representing a liveiv
old lady,
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WESTRY

Mechant Hatfield and son of Aka
90 We're In town last Saturday.
The Local delegates to the Bozeman
vocational conference leave Saturday
VIA PlentywOod and Havre.
"A we'll is being drilled for T11hbe7,
HCltgren on his lot back of his meat
market. It will also be used bv
Messrs. Skeels, Rostad and Larson
Inc Latahni Camp Fire Girls held
Chelr hrst formal meeting Monday ev-
gnlng. The charter members are
Louise and Kathryn Schloesser, ~
e ca Spoklie, Helen Larsen. Fsthe1,
Schaber, Charlotte Morrison and irene
NeSten. Miss Esther Stencil will act
as guardian. The Campfire oirIs
IMAM the public for its PATRONAGE at
the sale Saturday afternoon and ov-
enlng and looks forward to itc 90
operation in the future.
BORN, to Mr. and Mrs Hen,~v
OSKsa cn the 18th, an 8-pound how
ana Henry is wearing the smile that
won't come off.
Walter Olsen, Soren and Anton
Nelson are attending the Minneano-
us auto show. going via Fargo.
m lNcSOOCIS ana WlIe returned
tuesday from Minot, where thew had
been visiting and Mrs. Stagebero has
0een receiving medical treatment
Mr.. Stageberg states they have, less
sonw IN Minot than we have here
Which is not much.
A dance will be given at A1ksbo
on Friday, February 9th, at which
$4,000 Columbia Graphone and nd AZ
records will be given to the holder IF
the lucky number. It will no doubt
draw a large crowd
The ladies of the American Taoion
auxiliary held their regular meefino-
thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. c. N. Rostad. The ladies hava
made several hospital garments for
The disabled soldiers and will send
'hem to the hospital at Helena.
Basket ball games during the weaIr
we're played as follows: Monday even
ng: High School and A. o. w
singles. High School won. 25 to <
Wednesday evening: Wildcats and
Iepp Five. Wildcats won 25 to 10
Wednesday evening: T. and T. and
Eagles rs wons II to 4.
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ALLEY THROWS FOUR
MEN AT WOLF POINT
Well Known Wrestler Cleans Up in
Short Order At Big Railroad Town
Throws Four In Less Than One
Hour.

Wolf Point, Jan. 30.-The wrestling
card at Glacier Hall last Friday night
drew a good size crowd of the sport
ing fraternity to see Tom>Alley car
ry out his offer to throw three local
men within an hour. Martin Michael
son, Howard Riddle and Les Gross
were the men who undertook to keep
the Professional bnusy for 60 min
utes. They all made a good showing
considering that they do not claim to
be trained in the wrestling game.
Gross, the blacksmith, gave Tom the
hardest tussle and kept his shoulders
off the mat about 25 minutes, hat
when Alley had finished his job he
still had nearly 20 minutes to spare.
After the crowd had started to
leave the hall Charlie Shields, an IN
dian athlete, challenged Alley to Al
match, and they finally agreed to
terms by which Alley must pin him
to the mat within ten minute, ;S,nar-
lie made a brave effort to hold out
for the time, but it took Alley only
about three minutes to finish the Job.
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COMERTOWN

DR.. Laberge of Westby was in town
last Friday and vaccinated the school
children; also a few grown-ups.
Harry Mckay was down from
Whitehall and spent Sunday with his
folks.
Oscar Clementson and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Satte4n.
Mr. and Mr.. sSchilling spent Sun
day evening at McKay's.
Mrs. M. L Rostad and son Carlot
went to Crosby Monday to have den
tai work done.
Anderson and King have been busy
these days putting up ice.
Sig Otheim of Crosby called on the
merchants here Wednesday.
George Miller Of Westby was in
tiWn between trains Wednesday.
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WANT INCREASE IN
STRENGTH OF GUARD
SUPPORT WILL BE REQUESTED
AT THIS SESSION OF LEGIS-
LATURE.

Helena-Support will be asked
from the legislature this session for
a project to bring the Montana ma
tional guard up to fell peace time
strength, according to Adjutant Gen
eral Charles A. Sheridan. For this
purpose, an appropriation of $4,000
for 1926 and $4,000 for 1927 will be
needed, he says. The appropriation
for each year Of the past biennium
was $4,000 and the department will
have a deficiency of $3.50 this year.
In order to bring the guard up to
full peace time strength as fixed bv
the war department, the adiutant
general says it will be necessary to
provide an additional appropriation
for two battalions Of combat engi-
neers, consisting of four companies.
a battalion headquarters company
and a regimental headquarters com
pany in addition to II organizations
and Al officers.
Item by item, this addition to the
military forces of the state, accord
ing to the adjutant general, means
81, 300 salary for an assistant military
storekeeBer $500 each as the regular
company allowance for II Organiza-
lions, $50 per officer as clothing al
lowance and an added incidental ex-
pense fund of $500, principally for
use In instruction camps.
On the basis of records showing
that the federal government has con-
tributed approximately $215,000 with
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Redstone

Alec Monahan arrived here Wed
nesday and will visit at the Herman
Callahan home.
r. II; Ellison was Plentywood
visitor the first part of the week.
Edw. Engebritson, Jeb Garneau and
Albert Schlag were in Redstone this