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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
CE yENDEN baratas dos hermo

CE YENDEN baratas dos hermo-
Ssas residencias, cuatro hahitaciO-
nes. sala. eomedor. garage. doble ser
vicio sanitario. closets. corredores.
No han sido habitadas. Sitas en-
Ave. Macleary esq. Yardly Place !:
otra en- los terrenos de Font-Andi-
no. Parada 43. Faeilidades pago. In
formaran ]. Hernandez y Hno. Te-
lefeno 667 rojo Y 1872, negro, San
turce. 3-31
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

MUEBLES:-Se vende un juego
de sala, cOnsta de pleas de
muy POGO uso. Costaron $4,000, Sc
dan por $40. Informara telefono
4S2 verde, Santurce. 3-23.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

NEND0 en- Ciudad Nlieva, ell solar
No. 3 de la Manzana J. El COM
prador puede seguir pagandoIo a
plazoS Informes: Jose A. Merca-
do, Tel 17S San Juan, 1125 Roio.
Santurce, 3-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

HnO JAP0NrS Sary.r'e,
tos &c hnn eaii,l,'s'l na,N
n mann s manUtns
bilidad tension especial Envln
In isia franqueo extra. Los M0cha
chos, Sau Juan, 7. Z. Z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

CE VENDE finca cerca de Carroll
ma. Mide cuatro acres V esta 81
tuada en- Ia carretera. Es muy salu-
dable tfene corral para gallinas.
Informarin Box $40, Santrce. AT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

F.N CONDADO IS frente a Ia es.
cuela Luchetti. Sc vende una ne
vera Veute Frost, lamparas, alfom-
bras. Una sombrerera caoba. Tn
hermoso jarr6n de may6lica de sa-
la. Adornos Gle bronco. Mesas de CO
Gina, etc. Pueden verse por las tar
des. Sc dan baratos por ausentarse
ell duefio.s Alt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

CANGA:-Vendo solar de 16x48
$500 metro frente carretera,
sitio seco parada 291a. Hato Rey.
Dejo mitad en- Hipoteca. Informu
tel6fono 482 verde, Santurce. 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

81 10000 de contado Y resto a ochO
amos plazo vendo magnffica casa
concrete ocho divisiones y garage en-
Santurce. Informes tel6fono 1543
negro Santurce. 1925
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

OPORTUNIDAD de hacerse de un
buen restaurant. Sc vende ,el
Restaurant La Villa del Rosal por
su dueiio tener que partir en- asun-
tos urgentes. Luna 20 San Juan. P.
r. 800
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

TN AIBONT'T0 orillas de liz Ca
rretera Central, a distancia de
$50 metros del pueblo. Sc vende la
~quinta "yiiia Victoria" edificio de
cemento armado, ocho dormitOrios
de - X Il pies. instalaciones sani
tarias. tres garages con 2.48S me-
tros de solar con arboles frutales
v cisterna. Informaran Box "a
AibOnito. p. r. 4-13
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

RUEN NEGOCTO por ausentarse
sn dueno Sc vende la Farmacia
Cadilla, de Arecibo, p. r. Sitio cen.
trico Y perfectamente surtida In
formara en- la misma. 3-A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

CE VENDE una maquinilla Under
wood en- buenasg condolences, ca
81 nueva. Informara teI6fono 200
rojo, San Juan, Sol SO. 1926
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$16O0.0O.-Por no poderla admins
trar, vendo casa esQuina concrete }
MADEIRA, magnifico algibe, $50 metros
propia para establecimieno y vivien,
da. Pueblo Viejo, Carretera 25. Infor-
mes M. A., Box 289, San Juan. S-2o
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M r. MELENDEZ, Construye ca
sas concrete MADEIRA, trabajos de
Albanilerfa algunos a plaZos. Ven
de casas de concrete, MADEIRA y So
lares. Coloca dinero en- hipoteca. Te-
l6fono 1861 azul. Oficina IL Perez
Ave. 4-12
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

CE VENDE en- la calle Latimer
una hermosa casa con todos los
adelantos modenos. En- sitio ,centri-
co fresco Y Saludable. InfOrmaran
tel6fono 1856 rOjo, Santurce. 1926
I A BAYAMONESA, no haga sus
compras de mercancfas antes de
visitarla. En- ella encontrara usted
10 que desea al precio mas bajo.
Allen 81, telefono 294. 4-16
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SO yENnE casa conereto reclel

construfda, sala, comedor, tres
dormitorios. Y servicio sanitario, ga
rage. Gale rrolOngaci6n Padre
Isern, Stop 43. telefono I36 verde,
Santurce. Alb
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

SE VENDE solar grande, al lado
de la Estaci0n TalIeres Y del nue.
vo edificio del Tel6fono, prOp6sito
para fabrica, almac6n tres casas.
Gale IA afirmada. 2. o. Box 1924,
San Juan. p. R. fe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

macen situado zOna cOmercial,
calle M6ndez Vigo, esduina FOmentO.
diez puertas frente, renta $1,000
mensuales. Para informes, Francis
ca NJ. viuda Anzoategui, Mayaguez,
Playa. 3-22
Evening star., 1925-02-08
(COntinuedD

APARTMENTS-FURNISHED
I449 N-WELL HEATED; ROOM, KIT.
semi bath; continuous hot water; h-w.h., elec.
gas included; s37.5 Frank. 5523.
229 ST. N.E.-yERY ATTRACrIVE: EN-
tire second floor; modern, complete, private,
cleaA; plano and furniture new; high-grade;
ready for living; 4 to 8 people. Cali Sunday
and eveAinEA
Evening star., 1925-02-08
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

I'LL ST. NV, Apt. Large rooms: suit
able one two: all conven .ences: adJoins
bath rpaSpnnle
Evening star., 1925-02-08
APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR

APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.
I2O ALLISON sT.-3 LARGE HOUSEKEEP-
dry, porch. bath: reasonable. Adams 5553.
DESIRABLE APT. FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished: rooms. baths, kitchen, large din
posures. North $500. 1870 Wyoming ave. 81
1908 KENYON ST. N.w.-2 ROOMS AND
kitchenette: ami: instant. hot water: con-
venient 2 car lines and bus: reas Adams 3240.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, TWO OR
three newly papered apartment, front
1923 Corcoran st. NV.
THREE ROOMS. BATH. KITCHEN, PORCH;
irst-class order: excellent locality; references.
Apt. 106. 1857 31st st.
SHARE APT.-PARTIALLY FUR. LARGE
desir rm., kitch. semi-priv. bath; gentleman
lady; reasonable. Apt. 130 18TH st. Mans.
AMY GORDON. APARTMENT SPECIALIST.
Apartments, fur. unfur. Month or year.
Room 11O8, 1343 H St. Main 583.
THOSE WHO ARE SEEKING AN APART
ment in the downtown section. Of an exclusive
tyne will do well to inspect today. Agent
on premises. ~ ~
ba tn with built-in tub and 6xtures fine closet
space.
Splendidly furnished.
24-hour elevator service.
Reasonable rents.
McKEEvER Il GOSS.
Realtors.
1415 ST. NV. Main 4i52.
Evening star., 1925-02-08
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED


1858 COLUMBIA RD.-Room adjoining bath.
, well kept home: gentleman. So
1928 18th ST. NW.--Seeond floor, Apt. -. 81
1915 EYE-APT. 800.
Large, beautifully furnished room, twin
beds: every convenience and privileges: suit
able for one or two gentlemen. franklin S0IJ
after $50, all day Sunday.
1886 QUE ST. NV.
Warm, single and double rooms: reasonable e.
board optional: garage.
1909 RIGGS PLACE.
Clean, warm room, next to bath eiec.;
sonable. Bet and s. OF 10th st. " 1903. .
1929 X st. N.W.-Downtown.
Sunny front room. adjoining sen-priyate
bath; twin beds; h. h.: electricity. l3'
lie MARQUIS.
rooms, kit. bath. Pot. 30.
Evening star., 1925-02-08
ROOMS AND BOARD

NVUUXS ANU 0V0UU
1894 18th ST.-(Two meals a day are included
in al rates) Rooms with private bath. two
in room. s7j each per month; one In room. $50
per week Suite for four, $65 each per month.
Suite for ave, $40 each per month. Each suite
has private sitting room. bath and one extra
iavatory. Phone Franklin $50.
1903 18th NV. AT MASS. AyE.-LarGe
front rooms single and double; steam heat.
electricity, continuous hot water: large parlor;
delicious meals; inspection invited tourists
accommodated. Franklin 101S9. 10s
1870 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifuly furnished
rooms and board; every convenience; in walk
ing distance of departments. Fra0kltn 4R2&
Evening star., 1925-02-08

sol g ST. S.E-Three large rooms. with neat.
Ink: entire second floor; reasonable; adults
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28
ATTEMPT TO BURN
WOLF POINT HALL
Two Men, Believed to Have Been
Drunk, set Fire to Coliseum; Blaze
Extinguish,l Quickly.

Wolf Point.-A clumsy attempt to
burn the Coliseum, a large general
purpose hall, was made by two men
early Tuesday morning. They poured
a large quantity of kerosene over the
floor at ono side of the building and
between the sides of the wall then
opened some Of the windows and
doors and ignited the oil They made
their escape in a noisy Ford hey had
parked in the alley.
Several attempts were necessary
before the car could be started and
everybody residing in the vicinity
were awakened, even overhearing
some Of the mems conversation.
Within two minutes after their de-
par ure two heavy explosions Oc-
Cured in the building, no doubt from
kerosene vapor. The fire department
was prompt in reaching the fire and
put it out with damage of less than
500 to the building.
The Building stands by itself at the
edge of he residence section. The af.
fair is a mystery but has the appear
ance of the work of DRINKS or per
sons with a grudge. The owner of the
hall, Olive NJ Rogers, is absent from
the city on vacation.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28
RESERVE

Miss Flora Carpenter returned on
Monday from a two months trip to
Niles City.
Miss Susie Legge re urned from
summer school at Miles City on Sat-
uday.
The county grading outfit is pro-
crossing rapidly with the two and .
half miles of new grade north of
town. About a half mile is already
completed.
Quite a number from town took in
the dance at Brush Lake on Sunday
evening. They report a very good
time.
The continuous fine weather has
given the threshing outfits a good
steady run and the indications are
that threshing viii be completed in
tins territory by September /.
Farmers and threshers have haC
uhqlty in securing adequate helI
With five dollars a day the going
wage.
All three of our elevators have en-.
gagged helpers and the new grain
seems to be moving at a lively rate.
Nes Jensen has built himself {
lsa garage at his home here.
Martin Nelson, formerly grain buy
z ior the Farmers elevator, is herr
n a ylls Mr.. Nelson drove owe
non his home at Belmont.
Ole Jensen has taken over the ga
age business here.
n, Lewis BrOmberg returned frou
Won Point to spend a few day
Around town.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28

Cord tires are now standard equip
men5 on all Ford cars.
At the main offices Of the company
it was stated today that production of
the new line is under way in all as
sembly plants of the company
throughout the country and the i'm
proved cars are being sent to dealers
for showing.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28
Medicine Lake Man
Leaves for Canada

D. ]. Bedford called at the Pro-
ducers News office yesterday on his
way to St. Walbur, Sask., where he
intends to stay for while. He wants
10 keep in touch with the doings in
this and surrounding counties and
for that reason ordered the paper for
warded to his new address.
Mr.. Bedford is one of the best
known old timers in Sheridan county.
He came to- Medicine Lake "a years
ago, building the first house north of
Culbertson, and in the terri DRY which
is now named Medicine Lake. He
tells incidents of the time when what
is now Plentywood was covered with
buffalo grass and was only distingu-
Iishable from the rest of the prairie
by clump of trees and the river.
| Mr.. Bedford has been in Montana
50 years loca ing at first in Jefferson
county.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28

Outstanding features of he i'm
provements in both open and enclosed
types are lower, all-steel bodies on a
lowered chassis, complete new design
in most body types, change from
black to color in closed cars, larger,
lower tenders, newly designed seats
and larger, more powerful brakes.
Longer lines, effected through high
er radiator and redesigned Cowl and
bodies are apparent in all the i'm
proved Ford cars, but are especially
pronounced in the open types. Wide
crown tenders hung close to the
wheels contribute to the general eff
feet Of lowness and smartness.
While lunabcut and touring car re-
main in black, the clc1ed bodies are
finished in harmonic color schemes,
enhanced by nickel radiators. The
coupe and tudor bodies are. finished in
deep channel green while, the Fordor
is rich windsor maroon.
Greater comfcr is provided for
driver and passengers in both open
and closed cars by larger cOmpart-
ments, more deeply cushioned seats
and greater leg room.
Many new conveniences are also in
corporated in the improved cars. In
the runabout, touring car, coupe and
tudor, the gasoline tank is Under the
cowl and filled through an ingeniously
located filler cap compile ely hidden
from sight by a cover similar in ap-
pearance to a cowl ventilator. One
piece windshield and narrowed pillar:
in the tudor and coupe offer the driv
er greatly increased visibility and i'm
proved ventilation.
Driving comfort is materially in
creased by lower seats, scientiicall.
improved back res s, and loweret
steering wheel. Brake and clutcl
pedals arc wider and more convent
emily spaced.
Four doors are now provided on tn
touring car and two on the runabOut
permitting the driver to take his plac
from the left side Of the car. Cur
aims, held secure by rods, open wit
the doors.
Most important in the mechanics
changes are the improved brakes. Tn
: transmission brake drum and band
have been considerably increased i
size which gives the foot brake softe
and more positive action as well a
longer life. The rear wheel brak
drums are larger and the brake c
self energizing type.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28

Edsel B. Ford, president of the
Ford Motor Company, in a statement
issued following the announcement Of
improved Ford bodies and chassis re-
finements, said:
eve do no5 want the impression to
prevail that we are producing new
Ford cars.
Bodies for Ford cars have been
materially improved but the Model 7
chassis remains unchanged except for
a lowering of the frame and a few
other important changes. Bodies, in
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28

Body changes and chassis refine
ments more pronounced than any
made since the adoption of the Model
T chassis were announced here today
by the Ford Motor Company. There
will be no advance in price, it also
was stated.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28
COMERTOWN

q. ms harvesting is on full blast in
~ he.ghborhood at the present time.
es,eial lhreshing rigs are at work
-.- IN a very short time heavy laden
a-soAs and trucks viii be bringing
crop to market. While the crop
o-. mort the wheat is Of the highest
e my and for that reason it is ex-
LEU 10 bring a good price.
,, eoAe crop sharks have visited this
F-:.llilhiJy bCt on account of the pub
~. gwen to their movements in
r.. 49,, parts Of the county they are not
ing with any success amongst the
~, ,:.5ls here. They are very shy il
w. advances towards farmers this
4 i ana there is an entire absence
U.s1 I't OLD dommeering spirit they
50 . employ They seem to bt
le '' q their jobs, as they should
~ worst pests here this wear an,
ma gamblers. These fellows ar,
- eol19landed, well dressed slick
Of 0s s-i. Inc same as the goldbricker
IL 9NVlook described in the article Il
s5s,i, views two weeks ago. The Gro
are w r.! e!e tied but this aggregate
~, "ailing to fleece the fal79er .
4 Con ne gets some money for hi
puf anu ouSg Z; as soon as they a tempt t
9rsbSl5y Illegal stuff thew will b
this L. Inc farmers are sore 2
% the cor ~ Suckers who are no goo
enough Immunity, y and who stay lon
spent 90, ~ accumulate a wad to /
siekere' i ~ VI. else. There are for
'ney are not looking 70
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28
LAWYERS NEED
SKILFUL STENOS

Absolute accuracy is necessary in
the work turned out by lawyers
stcnographers. An error may lose
the case. Leading attorneys en-
gage graduates from Dakota Bus
mess College, Fargo, because of
their careful training. Sena Went
worth recently accepted a fine pos
ition with Attys. Pierce, Tenneson
& Cupler. Such positions lead to
highly-paid court reporting. Nearly
all leading Dakota courts employ
D. B. c. men and women.
Watch each week. Follow the
Successful. Fall term, Sept. 1.
Write F. L. Watkins, Pres, 806
Front ST., Fargo.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28
Wr1rHty
XSjtlksz$
REDSTONk

-,rr r3r Gray man, invest
jay Beo|' Fond tuck TO use on the
Fl D ~
5ay line. ne. Penn Go. oil station
The 4lla,,,r,nIsted Men have been
Is nearly CON- a IN week. Selmer Coz
F9i hl s the manager
nsils ~ Mrs. c. B. Bull and daugh-
Mr. anG :.t we're visiting friends in
tsr, me- ~ tuesday evening.
Bsistols rrrdson and Mrs. Stone and
hs+s Mora, were FIeh'5"oou
o .r. tuesday afternoon; .I
SIS. % PaIubicki OF PlentyWood
Stang s5stone visitor Tuesday.
vas NJ s Hodgman returned from
l AZ on Sunday, where ne SP s1
tie ea .,r, ~ The trip was made by
TIE -r5 and a half days. Mr.:
CT II -' expect to ship a car OF
HolslAa-- eastern markets soon.
hosss 14ra Ford was a RcIstone
Saturday afternoon
VI vC + and Ms. II. A. Cleveland ana
". @-.-uned home Tuesday morn
tlal.. - having spent a week visit
ilg az e;l.5s and relatives at Regina,
Sax Hanson and friend, Mr.. Mel
"H.. MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, arrived
sa 4 Tordav evening for a months
tsis -b Pill's aprents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 H. Hanson. ,o.+ T,,,rs
~ ~ Rochester, Mimi, where he
eas IN raceiving medical aid.
ha 5r ~ Marjorie Oswald Of st. Paul,
MS rived here Saturday for a
Al-l Is,s visit with friends.
is, ,r o"s c,rar+. who accompanied VIM.
~. IL here from Granada, Mimi,
ho-s- o5 tcI9v with a carload Of IN
i5.1 guy. borses. They will be put on
I'M Minnesota markets.
q. last Saturday, Ray Profit made
III whereby he sold his poolhall
I' I,rbor shop to Otto Stadig. Mr.
S ny WIN remain in RedstOne ano
Ia, q do the barber work for 8
-io If months before he joins his
s - al Castle Rock, Wash. Mr.
EMO .4 who is an old time barber
80, - If one time at PlentywOod
l:.;ts the work Of all the old Gus
t.~erg and guarantees to give ,he
5sst Of satisfaction.
N 1,rs SIevev Of Milan, Mimi, ar
.,.I here Thursday and will assist
s. HI brother. Roy, i'm the garage here
Ios Lrkovitz, one of the prosper
=. varcbprs living on the reservation
s-rtb If town, received a Red Rive
Snscial separator by freight Wednes
AN and viii now be able 0 go ah"a'
mi ID his own threshing when he /
-s9ly and will not be compelled t.
wait for any one.
There we're three carloads Of cattI
Skinned from here Thursday by par
fas living south of town. Mr.. Mccall
lister had charge Of the shipment.
Miss Amelia Blase and her mother
Of North st. Paul, Mimi, arrived her
Wednesday and viii visit with friend
and relatives for some time.
i IF. Flaherty, representing the In
tanational Harvester Co., spent
couple Of days here this week wit
The local dealers.
Mr. and Mrs. kurtz Of Carlisle, la
arrived here Thursday and will Wis
their daughter, Mrs. Sadie Kur |.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28
FORD IMPROVES line
OF BODY TYPES

Are Most PrOnOunced-BOd
les Longer, Lower and All-S Gel
Goes to COlOrs in Closed Cars
Many Other Refnements Made
Brakes Are Larger, More Powerful.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28

four types, have been completely re-
designed and built lower to contribute
to better appearance, driving and rid
ing comfort and reliability of the
cars.
Body improvements and chassis
refinements at this time are more pro-
nounced than at any previous time
since the adoption of the Model I
chassis. They are, however, entirely
IN accordance with the policy of the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28
PAGE THREE

Ford Motor Company to give to the
public the benefit of every improve
ment which we find practical for Ford
cars.
"By preserving the design Of the
Model T chassis, the company is safe
guarding continued good service for
owners of approximately 100000
Ford cars and trucks now in use
throughout the country as we'll as
for our new car purchasers"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28
OUTLOOK

Miss Florence Gilman of Plenty
wood is a guest of Margaret Simo-
nett this week.
A. Gamess drove to his home at
Powers Lake on Sunday and returned
with his two sisters, Constance and
Dagmar, who remained here until
Monday.
Mrs. Mullan and Miss Mullan and
Mrs. Thompson of Fortuna, motored
to Outlook OH Sunday and were guests
at the S. N. Thompson home un il
Wednesday.
The Misses Hazel Hart and Han
nah Johnson and VIM. Garner drove
to Whitehall on Monday to take in
the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trower were business
visitors here Tuesday of this week.
Philomine Rick, Hazel Hart, Lee
Petree and Frank Close drove to
Whitehall Wednesday to lake in the
dance.
Lars Whittier returned on Saturday
from Kenmare, N. D., where he had
/ been to seek professional assistance.
Mrs. George Davis and children
]
Davis family near Medicine Lake.
Dr.. Fawcett returned on Wednes-
day from his vaca ion trip to Spokane
and other points in the west.
Mrs. Asalaxan Of RedstOne was in
town Tuesday of last week.
Rev. Norton of Redstone and Rev.
i Cole of Havre we're in town on bust
ness Tuesday.
Oswald Selvig made a business trip
to Medicine Lake on Tuesday of this
week.
Leon Murphy left for Whitehall on
business Monday.
I Maxwell Deck returned Tuesday
from Dillon, Nom, where he had beer
attending summer school.
Miss Hannah johnson returned
Sunday from Dillon.
]. C. Long of Miles City was +;
business visitor here Wednesday 0.
. last week.
L. Lundhorn of Darlington, N. D.
was in town on business Thursday O.
last week.
Ray L. Petty of Sidney, Mont
made a business trip to our city Fri
l day.
w. H. Hardy Of Belfeld, N. D., wa
here on business Saturday.
| Chas. C. May arrived Sunday froT
Culbertson, Nom, to look after bust
4 ness interests.
Misses Larson visited with friend
d in Whitehall the beginning eff tn
week.
9 Mrs. Carl Hoveland and family an
Mrs. Goehring and family of White
: all visited with friends here on Tues
n day and Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl HOMELAND an
a family Of Whitehall were visitors hel
on Sunday.
: Lionel Opgrand and Leroy JOhnso
e of Homestead, Mont, visited wit
+ friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Larson al
/ family of Homestead were guests
the I. J. Larson home Sunday.
n Miss Ingram of Bozeman, Mr.. Os
IS by of Plentywood and Mr.. Wordi
Of Scobey were in town on buslne
on Sunday.
Miss Marley Steinrude of Flaxtc
N. D., is a guest at the Ray Morn
IN home this week.
e. Outlook Hospital Notes
x Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank KOsl
y, ~ a baby girl, Aug. 20.
= Mrs. Oswald Selvig had her app!e
y dix removed Monday and is dol
- very nicely.
x Mrs. Wilmont Wilson had a serio
operation performed Monday norm
!, and is improving rapidly.
o Mrs. Earl Potter of DOoley, W
IN has been ill in the hospital for
o. past three weeks, will return to /
ne home Thursday.
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