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money, by the loss thereof throuob
no fault of the creditor. i
1t is apparent therefore. that any
loss suffered by reason of the insoi,
vency OF depository bank. is tbo
loss by the county of general funds
and not of school district or otber
FUNDS which have been paid into tba
hands of the county treasurer in biS
GIfIclal capacity. It follows that tbe
defendant was without authorize To 70
pro rate the loss as was atforcyy+o ~
anu mat the complaint herein states
a. : cause OF action. The demurrer to
Glle complaint it overruled. Let the
WIFI as prayed for issue forthwith. !"
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29-t4
CALL FOR BIDS

BIDS for hauling the Archer school
chlldren for the four calendar nSo CrlIol
or december, January, February and
1r1sfeae VIII De considered by the school
u iI IslgeS at the school house at 8e00
o'clock p; m, Nov. 18th. 1927 Ri6 GioU
20 furnish their own conveyance
ROUTES
er TO TO- 4doTp T0@ oI Odas Eggen to W. Lead
Noe. -AOe' N I. T..
c. Roq 4 So, &C Madsen. Theo. Flakna
.o6 Route S.-Trules Jensen, H. P. Mad
oo 90 DISTRICT NO. 70
29-t3 o. E. WHITMARSH. CLERK
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UPTON SINCLAIR'S
PLEA IN VERSE

Los Angeles, Oct. 24.-Couched in
verse an appeal for justice was cabI.
ca to Hungary yesterday by UPTON
Sinclair, socialist author, to Regent
horthy, asking him to grant a fair
trial to Matthias RakOsi, peoples com
mlSar IN the 1919 government under
Bela Kun. RakOsi is to be given a
three-day trial and Lewis saws he
mas information that a death sent.
ence is certain. " Se"''
The appeal read:
You torture him; his wild heart
beats
Turn to tumult in your streets.
his quivering eyelids shake the TOWN
His meanings breaks your dungeon
down." Gun
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The STATE OF MONTANA Sapds
greetings to the Above Named Def eilGs
''n Yop and nd to So each Of them: -
- ~ are hereby summoned To ans1ror
the Complaint in this acfion 49, ItlI 81 :?
Leu LEU Ia The office of the Clerk of tbiS
So,rIs a copy of which is herewith
MI MI 80 NS9 upon one OF you in each Comfy
Wuereln any Of you reside and r. 6IS
your answer and serve a COW tbor ne
upon the PLAINTIFFS attorneVS LIE Ijtf SG 81
SSWenIy days after the service of t liz
S 2iitilil,Ions' exclusive of the day of SER
vice and in case of your fai1I1ro u = SCI SCI
pear or answer, Judgment will he to1 az
99sdInsI you, by default for fbe raIioe
fbn enSitC IN the Complaint, to-wit: for
ne tnG foreclosure of that certain real C.
3 T5CS mortgage given by the defendonf
W. I w. SelIarS, also known &c PsinI
Co,,, SelIers, to the Middlewest SecnrifIl
company, corporation. and nv II 10y
signed to the plaintiff, coverines tbe as
tIIis,4 Two seven, eight, nine. ten snS
Sa llrieTh Il, 2 z, 8, 8. TO- and 1S) of
sey1eII 11n2ree 90, in Township thirtV-
9SS99SSn, I'D North, of Range fifty-eiieS+
Io9) East, M. NJ. containing two b, ig1l
cSo,, dCres more or less according to H.
ed iTa tho survey thereof, and record
ana Recorder of Sheridan Co1In{,, S SIeI.
4 ma, on the 9th day of MAY. i916 Of
% y ~ CIOck +. NJ, in Book 113 of Mort
5T6s'+ On pages l67, 168 and 1863.
nat the sum of Thirteen b,,r7,,
forty Dollars ($194O.0O) with i pterosi
cent 6 6eS DoIlars ($8O.OO) at eight per
1000 ~ dnhun from January Isl
80 . interest on Eighty Dollars $50 n02
O. eiSnI per cent per annum from lam,
20 I 49, 1873; interest on Eighty Dol |
n1i,9, NSoU.OO( at eight per cent Der an
t ttC,ilt from January LIST, 1924. and in
Ce10oo on on Zen Hundred Eighty Dollars
U:UO) at eight rer cent Der ann15I7 (
- oHl january LIST, 1925 tOgef IoaT vI-;ti
= reasonable attorneys fee IF Opa IL " IN
oISQ tlIIy Dollars ($150.OO) and A.
cosIS and disbursements Of tbie o,+i ny
may De declared to be due and . IN IN
on said premises. N'0 anu lien
81 mat the usual Decree NAV he mode
LOT the sale of said premises IN, iiie AZ
snerlI or Sheridan County AT9r+o .lI0
- 1liu CLdI the proceeds of said sale MAJ
80 S,Ppiieu IN payment of the amount
9 E0IIIq que, and that the defendante
-SSI2 Wv Selars, also known as Rain6
W. oeIIerS, M1ddleWest Securities Con-
.09ilS' a corporation, Albert A. Ashley
,Tr5 a A. Ashley, E. f. VoIIImanII'
~ -. L. VOIkmann, and c. J. CIarI-
H. ~ al persons claiming under them
lIIIueF as purchasers, incumbra ncars -,
,,CnerWlse, may be forever barred ans
. TecloSed of all right claim and eo,1itC,
y redemption in and to said mort "a eeS
= TI I'll! ana every part thereof
w lIneSs my hand and the seal of
9o6oq9 court this oath day of October
SEAL) n Oroo1-
BY A. M. HANSEN.
I. S. KLINE e DepuIy'
:. 3. ELWEII,
attorneys for Plaintiff,
taVre Montana. 21+t {
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FARMERS- TRUST & SAVINGS RANT
4 OF NEW ULM MINNESOTA . con =
poratlon, Plaintiff, -" OoI
DAVID A. ABBOTT, a single man n
BElSEkER, JOHN w, SHIFT % y
LILLE FARMERS & MERCEtTr 4 N ~
STATE BANK OF NEW TTT'ST 2 aA1 oc l .
PPoraIIon. THE FIRST NATION6T
BANK OF RAYMOND, MONTANA a :
coQGPoratIon, SHERIDAN COTTTT;ys
MONTANA, a Body Polite Defand,'
TO BE SOLD AT SHERTFTs sArz
70 70 the highest bidder for cash, AT t6e
1LohL door OF the Court House. in fbe
LoWn Of Plentywood, Sheridan County, IlIe
montana, on the 21st day of Novenobeyy.'
a II. 1925 at the hour of 2:00 O'cIocl3
IN the AFTERNOON of said day. the foIN
lowing described real estate foS1-1j+ III
Ihe southwest Quarter of III
southeast Quarter (SWH SEHS
and the Southeast Quarter of the
SSouthwest Quarter (SEH SWH) Of
9IecIlon Twenty-seven (27) and the
East half of the Northwest Omar
Ter (E72 NWA) and the NCrfb
east quarter (NEA) of Section
1nlrty-Iour go Township Tbirty--
seven I'D North of Range FiftXy
I'VE (55( East Of the Montana ATe1i
qlan, Sheridan County, Montana
7o5sa Ied this 18th day of October. A. d
RODNEY SALISBURY
On 4, Sheriff of Sheridan County, Mont
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.sPs ss3 dc Oct 26 I Supreme Court today handed
to sveyv contv s mJek that of immediate
deposited holds John McGraw county yp treasury. runds
osebpd County responsible for $4,000 Of school OF
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TWIN Y NJ CITY FIRE INSURANCE COM
l corporation, Plaintiff,
VS..
RA y Z IL w. SELLARS, also known &c
I 4TALPH w. SELLERS. MTDDT ~ FS
C ~ EST SECURITIES SEC COMPANY, a
Mis-. ALBERT r. n Y
I1O7 r: VOLKMANN, MRS. p r.
feOL5hMANN and c. ]. CLARK ne.
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EarmerSEleVatOrCO.
OF OUTLOOK
OUTLOOK, MONT.


We are still paying the fin
est premium for wheat, and
shall be pleased to have YOU
come in and see us in regard
to prices for your grain.
We are now selling the fin
est kind of oats at 55c per
bushel. Come in and leave
your order.
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rTeTRICI GU "a ~ !. - = Z.
8. - JUDICIAL DISTRICT
I.-lt 81 MONTANA, nv
M COUNTY OF sAERI-
NATIONAL BANK OF
corporation. Plaintiff
versus
m Defendant ~
5 An SHERIFF S SALE,
- rr-uz If a Writ of Exc
issued in the above
10 The highest and best
Il the front door Of the
the town of Plenty
county Montana, on the
November 1925 at the
10 the afternoon of
following described real
-l The Southeast Quar-
@ Northeast Quarter Use
section One Cd in
-rtythree (33) North
y-rwo (52) East of
r Meridian. and Lots
r-as SD and -Four "a,
invest Quarter of the
1rtsr lSWL NEL),
Half of the North
Sl NWA) of Sec
Township Thirty
Worth Of Range Fifty
SD East Of the Mon
h day of October, /
RODNEY SALISBURY. (
Sheridan County. Mont. I
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ALIAS SUMMONS

TIN IN TIL, THE DIsTRICT COURT OF TEz
~ ENE4ETH JUDICIAL nTSTPTSsT
a 1T7, IE STATE OF MONTANA m
nST <OS THE COUNTY OF SHEET
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SCHOOL DISTRICTS May RECOVER
MONEY LOST in CLOSED BANKS

county Treasurer Becomes Responsible for Funds DeDos.
comes subroeat tsFG to RI Rs School Districts Be
Failed Banks for Funds Lost Therein D'Slc and Sue
1Ieiena Oct' Zo'-Ihe Supreme Court handed do,, :
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SHERTFF's SALE

ry ny LIE DISTRICT COURT on n.y.
or nv rX; I1EIH JUDICIAL, 1T ST TIE
Ann T6ps STATE OF MONTAMA AG II
DAN. THE COUNTY OF sEiEP 5N
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szERrF's SALE

II DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EElH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
~ STATE OF MONTANA, IN
F.s IEK COUNTY OF SHERI-
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s-yGE Plaintiff

versus
l-H and LOTTIE SMITH. his
D McCLINTOCK. and
il-S BANK. a corporation
North Dakota, Defendants.
SOLD AT SHERIFFS SALE.
H ly Of November, 1925, at
% Two % o'clock p. NJ. of
be front door of the coun-
AZ Plentyw0Od. Sheridan
--a1a the following describ-
@ situated in the County
state OF Montana, tO-wit.
invest quarter of southeast
a"s SEQ. west half Of
quarter WIZ NEH), north
g northwest quarter one
section fourteen (14), and
@ southeast quarter (W1b
..on eleven (11). Township
ED North, Range fftv-
Montana Meridian. CON
acres more or less. accord
.'eIament survey thereof.
- The tenements. heredita-
lrlanances thereunto be-
alEWise appertaining.
-Jh day of October.
RODNEY SALISBURY.
--7r munro Sheriff.
! WAGNER.
.he Plaintiff
Montana. On -
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TAIL LIGHTS TOO

1AIL LIGHTS TOO.
:, Everybody says that in ten wears
the arr Will be full of aerOpIanes. Now
is the time for some enterDrisino
young man to invent bumper for
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAN
DEED

Mott Notice is hereby given that the I'M
o celSIsLleq VIII on the 8th day of De
, TgLilDeI, d9z5, apply to the county treas
a tI Of Sheridan county for a tax deed
20 Jhe following described property, To-
VT, Northeast f4GI g Quarter (NEH) and
SD of section Thirty-One 1Si9 t0 CIT y
snip Thirty-FOur (34) Range Ffftv-FT'iiVIe
No5l, sheridan County, Montana.
Amount due S1394.O7.
Date Nov 6, 1926.
5l-t2 THOMAS NOONAN. Applicant
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sAERIFF's SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL, nTSTrTS m
OE TEE STATE OF MONTANA. IN
DAN. SAGES4-
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TO BE SOLD AT sHERIFFs SALE
az at public auction, to the highest bidder,
F0T cash; at at the front door of the Court
dan County, Montana, on the SIsf GaI-
on November 1925, at 200 O'clock p NJ
ln one tract or parcel the following de-
SG o,I,3fC1t real estate, situate in Sheridan
80 south Half Of Northwest Quarter
SSA NWA) and South Half of N Nor t5l
S %ino Quarter 5 Gs1A NED of Section
quarter (S15 NWH) of Section Ten
(4U), IN Township Thirtysix (5e1
N M Of Range. F'ifty-five (551 3, M
\ Az IT,, IogeLher with the tenements, here
belonging IhereuhLo
Dated October 20. 1925
Gu. RODNEY SALISBTTPY
2oE olseIlI OF Sheridan County, Montana.
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NOTICES
LIPS SALE

-rT COURT OF IA -,
5E aa7 COUNTY OF sHEAl-
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SCHOOL DISTRICTS
MAY SUE BANKS

OCHOOL DISTRICTS
MAY SUE BANKS
This will have the effect of causino
d lot OF suits to be instituted for tbe
recovery of money deposited in burst.
ed banks by school districts. wifi
such a prospect in sight it is antici.
paCed that the officials of these insti-
tuClons who are still at large in Mon
lana, may seek a milder climate in
the near future.
FOUR BANKS
CLOSED
During the last four years, accord
ing TO the complaint, four county de-
P0sltarles have been closed. On April
o. 1925 the books of the treasurer
showed a total credit to the school
dlstrlct of $27,739. On May 80, 1928
Inc treasurer is alleged to have so
altered the entries in the books that
more than 80 per cent of the credit
was wiped out on instruction to nro-
rate among all funds the amount on
deposit IN each closed depositarv
ana as payments were received from
tneSe closed banks, to credit funds
with the pro-rated share.
Attorneys for the school district &C
well as for the Gainesville IRRIGATION
district, which is plaintiff in a SINH
lar suit contended that the treasurer
was entrusted with trust funds and
ChaC ne should be held responsible for
money lost in bank failures bv the
SG SC; district or irrigation district
Inc supreme court uphOlds the alleoa-
ton. '--0 ''iieed-
FUNDS
After reviewing the duties and re-
Spcns1bility of the county treasurer Of
length, the opinion, written bv Asso.
clate Justice Mathews with other
members of the court concurrino
All of the money, therefore. COM
ing into the hands of the county
treasurer in his official capacitv and |
nus required to be deposited bv the |
county, becomes county funds. and Is
~ the county loaned to the denosi1
airy bank at profit to the county.
Thus the funds of the school dis
riot, on deposit by the treasurer lose
near identity as school district funds.
no all that the school district there
liter has is credit on the books of
ne county treasurer for the amount
and into the county treasury to the
redit of the district; the money it.
elf becomes the property of the conn
Y, or county funds which the coun-
Chereupon loans to the county de-
estuary, the county being then mere
general creditor to the bank
YVES
CHOOL DISTRICT
while the county treasurer is the
lstodlan of the school district funds
p to the time he makes the deposit.
nder the law as it now exists. when :
2 complies with the above provi-
ons and while the funds remain in
le depcsitary, he is not the custo- .
an thereof, and the relationship of
eDtor and creditor arises between the
.hOol district, having a credit with !
le county, and the county, for hav- !
g obtained the money of the dis (
let, acquired title thereto and pass 5
that title on the depository, the (
unity comes within the definition of
debtor" and can not be relieved :
ON its obligation to pay over the ]
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NOTICE oF sHER1rrs SAFE

IN, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIT,
= ~ " EN91EEH JUDICIAL DTSTPTTssT
S = LEE STATE OF MONTANA TTT
5EHS FUR THE COUNTY OF SHERT
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sEERUFs SALE

--5 DISTRICT COURT OF Trr
q. JUDICIAL DTSTRTCT
=, s- -lE OF MONTANA. N :
-AA COJNGX OF SHEPT-
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quarter (NNAl Of
l2D. Township
North Range Fity-
Montana Meridian Grid To-, e29 :
~srt survey thereof;
rs tenemBts heredita-
s~ances thereunio be
-rwfse appeTtainsng
sr rf October. 1925.
p0DNET SALISBl R3,
Sheriff.
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. To be Sold at sheriffs Sale
the ho oay of Of N0Yem35b3er a D. 1925 a af
said said day, at the front oi 3c6r f. NJ, of
td6U the Court House at Pie1tywSoIod the he
tana. f to t5e OF Sheridan, State of Mon m
a ffeI9Wlng described Real Estate fes i the
Sheridan, st afa 6 6fei n in the County Of
MID The ,6 Southwest quarter Of pvt secttoo
North 20 Of N Ra T0wnsRiR Thrtytwo (829
q the Montana Meridian. Mon1t 2o1 East
And more 9ne hundred Sixty d601 acres S9n
title. claim Ue an particular all the right.
P 5TreG defendants, in and to the a Beai
D Epfe5y Il R4eTTeeIlnbefore described. e"'
9qt GIaO ed at Plentywood, Montana hi,
zSth day Of October, x. D. D." i 1879 this
Sbories 20 =, RODNEY SALISBTTPy
S1IeIlH OF Sheridan County, Monfa1o
by CLAIR STONER.
RAL1Eyr7r,1 Under-Sheriff
HSIteulclne Lake, Montana
attorney for the Plaintiff. 91+A
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CHARLES HANS, Plaintiff.
VS..
H1g84EE :E~t@ w: HANNAH and ARTTJ,A
HANNAH, his wife JOHN w ST Hal !
BY and FARMERS e MERGH47 3i NT1T Re
S SLIEAIE BANK OF NEW UT,M. MIN
NhSOTA, corporation, Defendants
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-D AT sHERIFFs sA1r
e November. 1923 A.
I'D O'Clock r 1T a.
front door Of the COM ~
& tlentywood. Sheridan 1,5i
re following describ-
situated I'm the Co1rf}-
e of Montana. town town
I'VE %, three 81. f IN
20, seven as. eig6t
llll. of Section W. 15,ll
nship thfrty-f6ur an
I.y-eight l5S5 Fast Sl
containing 53o a n.,.se'
ording to the Go w.. ~,
ne tenements. beradi+o
enances there1n'tgo, - ~ q
wise appertaininr
gay of October. 1903
NL1 SALISBURY
e LEWIS Sheriff.
A3EEp
.aa Plaintiff
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55y y II ySIiERIFF,s SALE
to "a oyember. 1923 At ~
bs fr-r. o'clock p 81 az az
,ss, PIen5yy2Wso % The be-. e25qn-
estate eis,. following de-
situated and lying
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rIT9uIsT Plaintiff

n y versus ~ q corpOr-
.y2ER 81 GPAYsON and 1d IAN :
HAHD ffs Wife JOHN
sTS-N ELIZABETH a.
Is. rlentywood. Mon
Bslh-.+on. and II. A
9r s.ger thereof = T.
z .ad 4 ". MARCH De-
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IF az FIRST NATIONAL
poratior1 EYE EYE, MINNESOTA a az co n,
G n versus
estate of OLE RODTiii SNT4tor or the
S Sd5S9 4Bn0Wn as OLE e ROM otS &4I5a2
STNTGG RIIY STATE BANK on E4I n
tana H L coF16r. Medicine Med Lake. Non Non
BORG. Receiver Of s s5iG p 81 =. FAA-
PENDANTS. saIu Dank, De-
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Aa1-LIcH Plaintiff.
FsrSus
~ AND ANNA T.EE
-ldants ILL.,
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IN 1 4S1 COURT OF TEE
81 slArT c-1CLAL DTSTRTrsT
i,s lFr " 20 MONTANA ~
NOoNTT OF sFEPT.
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Don't Read This One
STATE OF MONTANA,
S
County Of Sheridan.

I, DOla Nash, a resident of
Whitehall, Mont, in said
State and County, being first
duly sworn upon oath, do
state that the following
statement is true:
I contracted appendicitis.
tOnsilitis and stomach trouble
from an unknown cause. T
had heart trouble for about
a year, and had worn glasses
for six years. After the at
tack of appendicitis and ton
silitis I went to the hospital;
the medical doctor advised an
operation to remove the an
pendix and tonsils, but upon
informing him that my heart
was very weak, in fact so
weak that it would step for
short intervals, he said he
could not operate until he
had built up my heart. While
I was waiting for my heart
to become strong enough so
I could stand the operation,
1 called on DR.. Robert r.
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d27 TRUST & SAVINGS RANrux
OF, NEW ULM, MINNESOTA. a cor
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Aah ChrOpractor eff Outlook Mont Upon telling of nv
troubles he advised back hospital have nv
tOns appendix stomach and heart removed stated if it
sensible and logical to the appendix because
% are naed then is just logical to
and heart fer they also Then Dr. Kahle explained the a
Oh my various ailments to take course of
adjustments.
With the aid of the NeurOcalOmeter a careful examination
revealed numerous nerve mpngments After second adjust
eh my appendicitis left after adjustments the tonit
disappeared and after two adjustment discontinued
wearing glasses and all and pains vanished from INV
stomach have had rattacs any of the aforesaid troubles
and today feel better in every way have for years
(Signed) DOLA NASH
SUBSCRIBED and sworn to before this 3rd day August 1925
(Signed) R. O. NELSON
Notary Public for the State of Montana
Residing at Outlook Montana
My commission expires April o. 1928
(SEAI0
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y q OLoON,
Clerk
TT G LyTTD-r Deputy
Q. 3. ELWELL
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Havre, Montana o.
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HOWARD NJ. LEWIS e
JAMES G. WAGNER.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff
PlentywOod, Montana
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blank space under the printed name of
the candidate for the office. The ballot
should not be marked in any other
manner. If the ballot be spoiled, it
must be returned to the ballot clerk,
who must issue another in its stead,
but no more than three to any one
voter. Five minutes time Is allowed
in booth to mark ballot. Unofficial
ballot or memorandum to assist the
voter in marking his ballot can be
taken into the booth and may be used
to copy from. The ballot must not be
shown so that any person can see how
it has been marked by the voter. Aft
er it is marked it should be folded so
that the inside cannot be seen, but so
that the printed endorsement and sig
natures of the ballot clerks on the
outside may be seen. Then the voter
should pass out of the booth or COM
partment, give his name to the In
spector in charge of the ballot box,
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for the information and guidance of
voters: A voter upon entering the
polling place and giving his name and
address will receive ballot from the
ballot clerk which must have endors-
ed thereon the names or initials OF
both ballot clerks, and no other ballot
can be used. Upon receiving his bal
lot the voter must retire alone to a
booth or compartment and prepare the
same for voting. A ballot clerk may
inform the voter as to the proper
manner of marking the ballot but he
must not advise or indicate in any
manner whom to vote for. If the
voter wishes to vote for the candidate
whose name is printed on the ballot
he should make a cross mark after
the name of such candidate. or ut any
place within the space in which the
name is printed. If he wishes to vote
for person whose name is not on the
ballot, he must write the name in the
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English Lutheran

Palm Sunday next. Appropriate
services.
Worship in the evening at 7:30.
Welcome.
Sunday school as usual at 9:45.
Young peoples Bible study classes
same hour.
Special music by the choir at our
Palm Sunday services.
Confirmation school Wednesdays.
Juniors at A o'clock, and the Seniors
at 4:45.
Juniors meet for rehearsal Friday
afternoon at o'clock. 1t is very
important that all are present as
there will be only one more rehearsal
left on the Easter songs.
Regular choir meets as usual.
Adult baptism and confirmation
class meets for review Tuesday eve
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Notice of Municipal Election

and pass out of the voting place. A
voter who declares to the presiding
officer that he is unable to read, or
that by any reason of any physical
disability he is unable to mark his
ballot, can have the assistance of one
or two election officers in marking the
same, 70 be chosen by the voter; and
if he declares that he is totally blind
he may be assisted by any person
chosen by him from among the legal
voters of the county. The presiding
officer may administer an oath in his
discretion, as to such persons disa-
bility. The following is facsimile
of the official ballot:
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Swedish Mission

Morning service in the
Mann Valley church. Theme,
"Christ's Seven Words on the
Cross" (Continued).
11:45-Sunday school in both
churches.
7:30-Evening service in the local
church. Theme: "a Prelude"
The Confirmation class meets at
the parsonage next Saturday at 2
o'clock p. m.
Choir rehearsal OH Tuesday night
at o'clock.
No mid-week service on Wednes-
day of this week.
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Catholic

Sundays-Low Mass and Sermon
at 500 a. M. High Mass and Ser
mon at 1915 a. m. Rosary, Litany,
and Benediction at 2:30 pm.
Week Days, except Saturdays
Mass at 1880 a. m.
Saturdays-Mass at 900 a. m.
Catechism Instructions for all child
rem under Is years of age from $3.50
to HOO a. m. Confessions, 400 to
600, and 500 to 1000 p. m. Rosary,
I.itany, and Benediction at 1880 p. m.