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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-14
ASKOV

J. C. Jensen and family visited
relatives in Rock Creek Sunday.
Remember the ID. S. S. calico
ball tonight Thursday at the
ID. b. S. hall.
A. M. DeYoung accompanied
his mother, who had been visiting
here the last few weeks, to Min
neapolis Saturday.
MaxReld johnson of Los Ange-
les, Calf, visited at the home Of
his brother, II. C. Jorgensen, from
Thursday till Monday.
Henry Frahs bought a used
Ford sedan from the local hard
ware store Friday. trading in his
Saxon roadster on the deal.
A number Of friends spent a
social evening at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. p. p. Kilstofte Tuesday,
the occasion being Mr.. 'Kilstofte's
birthday.
Mrs. Claus w. La Frenz Of
Bruno, called at the American
office Monday and added their
name TO the list Of American read
ers. The La Frenz family came
TO Bruno this spring from Flan-
dreau, S. d., and are now living
on a farm south Of Bruno.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and
son of New Richmond, Wis, visit
ed here at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. A. M. DeYoung,
from Thursday till Monday. On
their return TO New Richmond
Mrs. DeYoung and son accompa-
MED them for visit there.
Jens p. Bic bought a 1914
ESTIMATED. exact year unknown)
Saxon roadster, in good running
order. from the Askov Hardware
Co. the first Of this week. The
purchase price of same consisted
Of one second hand heating stove
and one ton Of rutabagas to be de-
livered in the fall.
ii. Petersen spent the week end
in the Twin Cities attending the
editors short course at Univer-
sity Farm and looking after bust
ness matters. Mrs. Petersen and
Evelyn returned home with him
Sunday after visiting several
days at the DR.. Thor. Petersen
home in Minneapolis.
A committee of three appoint
ed at a recent local Legion meet
ing met Tuesday evening and dis
cussed plans for concentrating
Decoration Day, May 80. On ac-
count of the annual school picnic
being held the day before MAY
29) in the local park and there
being commencement exercises
in the ID. B. S. hall on the eve
ming of the 10Th it was thought
by the committee that it would
be difficult to get good attend
ance on the S0th. In view of
this it was decided by the COM
mite to confer with the school
picnc committee and endeavor to
join the Decoration Day services
with the school picnic on the
Goth. AT the time of going to
press the final outcome is not
known but definite announce
ment will be made next week.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-14

this afternoon Thursday from
the Danish Lutheran church of
which the deceased was a life
long member, with interment in
the Askov cemetery, Rev. S. d.
Rodholm officiating.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-14

| Evald Sorensen was in Mime
apolis Friday seeking medical at
tention for chronic skin dis
ease.
The ball game scheduled for last
Sunday between Sturgeon Lake
and Askov was cancelled on &C
count of cold weather.
Miss Urania Jensen who has
been working in Minneapolis
came home last week to help her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf
Jensen, for a while.
Helvig Jacobsen who has been
visiting several places the past
few weeks, returned to Askov
Saturday to spend a short time
at his home.
George Swanson, north OF
town, left Monday for the state
of Washington where he plans on
working for the Rutledge Lumber
Co. Arthur Underhill. Rutledge,
recently returned home from
there.
During the week of May 8 to 8
inclusive an official count was
taken Of the number of sacks of
mail received and dispatched at
the local post office. During that
time 81 sacks Of mail were re-
ceived and 81 sacks were dis
patched.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. II. Jen-
sens boy, Ingvard, who is in the
first grade, fell from a swing at
the school last Friday, breaking
a bone in the right wrist. He is
getting along fine but will have
to carry the arm in a sling for
a couple Of weeks.
Uffe Strandskov and V. S. Pc
tersen were in Minneapolis over
the week end and drove home a
couple new Fords for the garage.
On the way home the latter had
a collision with another car req
sulting in slight damages to the
cars but no one was hurt.
The Carl Miller family and
Mrs. Niels B. Miller and two chill
dren autoed over to West Den
mark, Wis, Friday for a visit
with relatives, returning home
Sunday evening. While there
the Millers also drove to st. Paul
with Mrs. Millers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. Birkholm, to visit
their daughter. Miss Dagny Birk-
holm. who is very i'll.
Morten Larsen, one Of the
ablest and best known ministers
in Denmark, who is on a tour of
America will come to Askov the
latter part of May. He is at pres
ent lecturing in Grand View Col
lege, Des Moines-and will be
there week or more. From
there he goes to Tyler to speak
on May "a and will be at Askov
on Wednesday, May q. Folks
from neighboring congregations
of the Danish Lutheran church
are invited to the Askov meeting.
There will be services in the
church in the forenoon and also
a meeting in the afternoon, with
a community dinner in between,
1t is expected that a number of
visitors will be here May "a.
From Askov Rev. Larsen goes to
Cedar Falls.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-14

In the old days, too, there was
a filling station on every corner,
but it had shiny mirrors and
brass hardware.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Moore Fountain Pens

Owing to concentration on
other lines, we have marked for
quick clearance as follows:
8 "Major', Pens, with large
barrel clip. Regularly s6. Fri
day only, S3.95.
"MOnarch" Large Barrel Pens.
Regularly $3.50. Friday only,
S4.25.
= Medium Size Pens. with clip;
medium size, with ring. Regu-
larly 81 Friday only, $50.
Medium Size Pens, with clip.
Regularly $3.50. Friday only,
S1.95.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Boys SIS and SIS Two-Pants
Suits, Friday Only, SIZ.05

A special sale Of Boys Two-pants
Suits of all wool, tweeds, worsteds and
serges. Three-button, single-breasted
Norfolk models. Four-patch- pocket
style. Alpaca lined coat, taped seams
throughout. Sizes to Is years.-Main
Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Special Group of
ST, $I.5O and $1.95
Jewelry, Friday Only,
soc Each

Three-stra Pearl Necklaces.
Pearl Bracelets.
Earrings.
60-inch Pearl Bead Chains
white or colored.
Ribbon Watch Bracelets.
Rhinestone Hat Ornaments and
Bar Pins.
Sterling Enamel and White
Gold Filled Cuff Links.
Fancy and Pearl Bead Chokers.
Red or Amber Bead Long
Chains and Colored Bead Neck
laces in all the new Spring
shades.
Main Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Odd Group of
OVerblouSes and TunicS
EridaY Only. SI.60

Wolfe and Crepe de Chine Blouses,
made in tailored and fancy models;
various neck lines, with short and long
sleeves.
Colors are gray, fallow, canary and
black with white.
Also Tunic Blouses made of crepe de
chine and novelty silk. All-over en-
broidered or plain: the plain blouses
are embroidered at the bottom. Have
short sleeves and round neck.
Sizes Sc to AZ in the group-Third
Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02

Women's ST Jumper Blouses
Friday Only, Soc
blem and lace medallions form the trimmings,
In white Sizes SO to 4S-Barsain Base
ment.
Women's $1.2o kimonos, Friday
Only, csc
Brightly Figured Crepe kimonos In empire
or straight models Regular sizes:-Bargain
Basement.
ST Bungalow Aprons, Friday Only
SSc
An assortment of pretty styles and colors
Regular sizes-Bargain Basement
Women's ST Extra Size Waists
Friday Only, soc
Made of good quality dimty with fine lace
edging. Sizes 46 to 54-Bargain Basement
Women's Aprons
Friday Only, 53c
Polly Prm, Dutch and Waist Aprons. In neat
figured percales and check ginghams-Bargain
S9c Princess Slips
Friday Only, 79c
OF striped sateen, with hip hem. Regular sizes.
Bargain Basement
ST Princess Slips, Friday Only, 88c
Sateen Slips. Regular and extra sizes.-Bar-
gain Basement.
Women's soc Bloomers and Step
ins, Friday Only, 4oc
OF pressed crepe. Flesh and honeydew shades
Regular and extra sizes-Bargain Basement.
Women's ST Pajamas, Friday Only
S8c
shade
with Jenny neck. Regular sizes.-Bargain
Basement.
Crepe de Chine Teddies, Step-ins
and Bloomers, Friday Only, $1.z5
Regular sizes-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Mems English Broadcloth
Athletic Union Suits, Friday
Only, $1.15

All white. with a high luster silk
like appearance. Tailored to perfec-
ton, sleeveless and knee lengths. Sizes
"a to i6.-Muin Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02

8-$7o.5O Winter Coats,
Friday only, $3.50.
ISIS and $3.50 Odd
Sport Coats, Friday only,
$8.98.
1-$115 Winter Coat t,
Friday only, $45.
2-$11O Winter Coats,
Friday only, $39.5O.
2-$85 Winter Coats,
Friday only, $35.
2-$5o.5O Winter Coats,
Friday only, $3.50.
Palafs Raw
Evening star., 1925-04-02

Children's 19c Socks, Friday Only
2 Pairs, 2oc
Fine Rib Cotton Socks with colored figured
roll cum top In white, pink, blue tan
WOmen's SOC Union Suits
Slight lrreguIars
Friday Only, 2 for 7oc
Fine Rib Cotton Union Suits low neck and
sleeveless; knee length. Regular sizes IS to Ss
Extra sizes 40 to A. Double extra sizes for
larger women-Bnrgain Basement.
Women's zoc Vests, Friday Only
for 44C
First quality Fine Rib, Cotton Vests built-up
or bodice style; low neck and sleeveless Sizes
IS to H-Bargain Basement.
Women's 6oc Stockings
Slight IrregularS
2 Pairs, ST
Silk and Rayon Stockings with long boot seam
up the back, high splced heel Isle sole.
and garter hem. In beige. apricot. gray. tan.
black or white. Sizes sh to 1o.-Barsain Base
Women's Csc Cotton Stockings
lrreguIars
Friday Only, Pairs, 49c
Fine Ribbed Cotton Stockings, with double
heel. toe and sole. In black brown. Sizes
to 10.-BarEain Basement.
Women's ST Silk and Rayon
Stockings, Friday Only, TIC
First quality Silk and Rayon Stockings boot
has seam up the back, high spliced heel In
Spring shades of nude, peach, airedale. thrush,
cinnamon or black Sizes 8h to 10.-Barxain
Basement.
Women's 39c Lisle Stockings
Slight Irregulars
Friday Only, Pairs, 69c
English Rib, Lisle Sport Hose. with double
heel. toe and sole. In heather shades of brown
and tan, black or gray. Sizes to 10-Bar-
gain Basement.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
WOmen's SOC Low Neck
Vests, FRIDAY ONLY. 44C

Low Neck Ribbed Vests, built-up
shoulder and bodice top. Some have
rayon stripe. Regular and extra sizes.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Ribbon Garters, Friday Only,
soc Pair

Plain colors and two-tone effects. All
colors and many combinations. Fin
ished with knotted bows--Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
$1.Z5 to $1.5O Values in
Fabric Gloves, Friday Only
0Sc Pair

Fine Quality Chamosuede Gloves
Novelty 6-button length, all over en-
broidered. In mode. pongee and silver
Short-cuff Novelty Gloves, in chamo-
suede and filosette
Elbow lengths, in silk, filosette and
sueded fabrics.
Strap-wrist Silk Gloves, embroidered
stitchings.
These gloves are in wanted colors
and white. All perfect and good
range of sizes.-Mafn Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Friday Specials From Our Bargain Basement

2OO=Yards of Blue and White Oil
Cloth
Second Quality
Friday Only, 17c Yard
Bargain Basement.
Girls ST Dresses, Friday Only, S8c
Gingham School Dresses, in checks and two
tone effects prettily trimmed Sizes to 10
years-Bargain Basement.
Girls $1.59 Dresses, Friday Only
$1.20
Hosts of pretty coiors and models, daintily
trimmed. Some in bloomer style Sizes z to IA
years.-Bargain Basement
Girls $1.9S Dresses, Friday Only
Made of the popular and durable Amoskeas
Security and American ginghams. All neatly
trimmed. Some in bloomer style. Sizes to IA
yearS.-Bargafn Basement.
Babies ST Sacques, Friday Only
8Sc
Knitted Wool sacques in white; trimmed with
pink or bIue.-Bargafn Basement.
Infants ST Robes, Friday Only, 8Sc
Cunning Little Robes of white, pink or blue.
Prettily trimmed-Bargain Basement.
Infants Dresses, Friday Only, 53c
OF white nansook and plain colored chambray.
White, sizes to years
Colors, sizes to years.
Bargain Basement.
Children's zoc Sport Hose,
Irregulars
Friday Only, 2 Pairs, 44c
Dill
top double heel and toe. Black brown. n
sizes 71S to 9k.-BarHain BaseAent
Evening star., 1925-04-02
$3.50 and SIS Umbrellas,
Friday ONLY, S3.05

Stubby styles of Silk and Imported
Gloria Umbrellas. Attractive fancy
handles, tips and ferrule. In popular
colorS and black.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Summer Trimmings

Cotton Trimming Brafds
For the Summer wash dresses. In
many different colors, white and Per-
sian colors combined. Also many plain
colors such as jade, rose, orchid, etc.
Regular 15c and zoe yard-Friday
only, 1Oc yard.
Regular 30c to SOC yard-Friday
only, 25c yard.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
40 Pairs WOmen's $1.59
Rayon Bloomers, Friday
ONLY, S1.20

With pleated ruffie at knee. In pink,
peach and dark colors. Good assort-
ment of sizes.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02

A Group of
Imported Beaded Dresses
Friday Only, $3.50
Regular Values S2S.OO
A group of Lovely Imported Beaded
Dresses, in all the high shades with
some navy and black. Beaded with
crystal beads. Sizes 16 to 3s.-Thfrd
Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Women's FuIl=Fashioned
Silk (Rayon) Hose
Slight IrreguIars of 81 Quality
Friday Only, 74c

Special purchase of Silk (rayon)
Hose, with scanned back. mercerized
garter tops. In black and wanted col
orS.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Clearance of
Fur-T trimmed Winter Goats
For Won,en and MiSSeS
For Women and Misses

3-$4o.5O Winter Coats,
Friday only, $50.
3-$25 Winter Coats,
Friday only, $3.50.
SOS Fur-trimmed En-
semble Suit, Friday only,
$3.50.
3-$3o.5O Plain Winter
Suits, Friday only, $3.50.
25-$7.98 and 1898 Odd
Skirts, Friday only, 1898. j,
13-$39.5O Winter Coats,
Friday only, $3.50.
I'M e. U1,c-
Evening star., 1925-04-02
81 Gloves, Friday Only, SIC
Pair

Mocha Suedine Fabric Gloves, in
slip-on cuff styles.
Chamosuede Strap-wrist Gauntlet
Gloves, in general wear shades of
brown, beaver, mode, gray, etc Broken
sizes.
Also 2-clasp Silk Gloves, double
tipped, Paris point and embroidered
stitchings. Heavy quality, all perfect
Broken si5es.-Main Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-02

Friday Spt
Women's $1.9S Gowns and
Pajamas, Friday Only, $1.7o
Gowns of high colored voiles and white ba-
tiste, with deep lace yokes.
Pajamas in butterfly, stripes or figured effects
of wash -and-wear' Windsor crepe Regular
szes.-Bargain Basement.
The Last of a Group of
$1.4o Non=Lacing Girdles, Friday
Only, soc n
OF novelty material with elastic panels on
side, four supporters, with various length skirts.
Sizes 26 to s2.-Bargnfn Basement.
An Odd Group of
3oc Hook=Back Bandeaux
Friday Only, 25C
OF novelty material, with elastic in back.
Broken sizes-Bnrgnin Basement.
SO krinkIe Bolster Spreads, Friday
Only, $500
s1x1os-inch scalloped-edged Krinkle Bolster
Spreads, made all in one piece. In color stripes
heavy qualty-Bargain Basement.
CIean-Up of 5000 Yards-Mil Lengths of
Wash Goods and DOmestiCS
Offered N Four Large Groups:
Group Group
Friday Only Friday Only
&c Yard 13c Yard
Group Group
Friday Only Friday Only
17c Yard 21c Yard
Bargain Basement.
ST. House Dresses, Friday Only, SSc
Ten different styles, in many colors. Organdy
or contrasting color trimmed. Sizes Ss to A.
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
TOiIetrieS

Fan Toi Bath Salt, Friday Only
25c Size, 19c; soc Size, 38c
softens and perfumes the water
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Women's ST. Chiffon Silk
Hose. Friday Only. 80C

Womens Chiffon Silk Hose, fine,
sheer full-fashioned feet; also scanned
back with shadow clocks. In black,
gun metal and all new colors. In q
sealed package-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Women's SOC Rayon and
Sport Hose, Friday Only, 44C

Mercerized Ribbed Sport 'Hose-Eng-
lish ribbed and pineapple weave. Black
and colors.
Also Rayon (silk) Hose. with scanned
back and mercerized garter tops. In
black white and colors. All sizes
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
$I.25 Peasant Overblouses
FRIDAY ONLY, ST.

Made of fine white voile. with pip
ings of color. Sizes to IA years.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Remnants, Friday Only, u
Regular Price

Consisting of odds and ends of wash
goods and linens. Many desirable
remnants from previous weeks selling
of new merchandise.-SeeOnd Floor.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-07

Aagard. Helga, PlentywoOd, 2-SS-54-
imp. $500, hts. 500, mi. SIS, cwh.
500. mch. $500. i auto $500, 10 p.
S42O, 16 c S425, , 5. $50, 90 p SO
Aal1hus, Dan, Antelope, 1-S4-5b-lInp
Aakhus. G. E. Antelope, 22-26-35-s6-
Imp $500 HIS $780, mi SIS, cwh 1925,
auto $3.50, meh $3.50, b S240. c
Aasheim. 5. O.. Reserve, 22-s8-56-Imp
none.
Aashein. s. O.. Reserve. 2s-ss-56-Imp.
S27O0, hts. $3.50, cwh $500. ap S2oo
h. S400, 9 c. 10 c. $3.50, Is. IS, 1OO
p. $1,000.
AbenrOth. Hilda. Plentywood, 11-S5-5S
Imp 1900, hts $50, cwh p, auto $50,
inch S205. h $500, 10 $3.50, 80 p.
Abbott. d. A. Dooley. 27-34-S7-55-Imp.
$3.50 hts $50. cwh $50, auto $3.50,
INCH $1,000, drill $3.50, 10 $500, IS
Acme Coal Co. Dagmar. 1S-S4-57-Imp.
$1,000. inch $780, cash 5000.
Adams. Thora. DOOley, 1S-37-56-1mp
AGO. on S6-SS-52, imp. $4,000.
Aasved, Mrs. Geo. Reserve. ! 1913, Q y
Reserve. Imp. $3.50. hts $3.50. , c $50.
Akers, Estelle, Homestead, S2-Sl-55-
Akiestad. P. PlentywOod. ss-87-54. no
ALre. Almar. Reserve. 27-Ss-5s-Imp.
$780, hfs s1O0. cwh. $50, auto $3.50,
ap $1,000. S210, 10 $685. p p
Alden. ]. F. PlentywOOd. ASSISTING.
Aldrich. A E. PlentywOOd. 1O-s6-55-
Imp. none, hfs $50. Auto S125. $50
Allen Guv. Medicine Lake. s-s2-54-
Imp. $500 hfs $50. mi 800, cwh
SIS. Truck s27O, 40 h $3.50 p c
Alien. Guy. Med. Lake. 25-Ss-s5-Imp.
$50 In S0-SS-56. Imp. $50.
A11er-v~ T0Sn~rn Rnfeourt n d.. lQ-S6-bZ
Almberg. A.. Archer. 24-s5-58-Imp.
500. In Ss-S5-5S Imp. $500. In s-S5-5S
Alrick. F. r. Whitewater. Wis. 1856
.Ahlberg. a. \. Est. brentwood. Tract
Adj. PlentywoOd. No imp.
Allestad. b. Plentywood. Riba's 1st,
Ia. b. Imp $3.50. hfs s125. mi SIS.
Alexander. Ella. Med. Lake, Buffers IN
BIS. Imp. $500. hfs $50.
Allen. James, Med. Lake. Orig. II. B14
Amstutz. a. Archer. s-e-s5-5s-No imp.
Amundson. A. G.. Plyentywood, 26-s5-s4
Amyot tt.'' F. Belcourt. 1869. No Imp.
Amyott. JOS Beleourt, 2s-S6-52, No
Amyott. ". F.. Belcourt. s-25-52. No
Anderson. c. C.. Grenora, n. d. 1888
S. No Imp.
Anderson Chas. Coalridge. 2S-S5-5S,
Imp $500
Anderson. Emil. Reserve. S0-SS-57-Imp
$500. hfs 800. cwh s10O. Mch 500,
h $40 8 5000
Anderson. Herman Westby. 15-S5-5S-
Imp $500. hts 500, mi $50, cwh 5000
autos $3.50. msh $1,000. m mch $3.50
cash $1,000. II h $3.50. c SO. / 5 SIS
% D $40.
Anderson. ]. J.. Westby. e-s5-5s-Imp
1926, hts s125. mi s1s5. cwh SO. auto
$3.50. truck $40, mch $1416, mes SIS.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-07

imp. indicates improvements, such as
buildings, fences, etc.
hts. indicates household furnishings
and supplies.
mi. indicates musical instruments. IA
dos, monographs, watches clocks
and aud all personal Jewelry.
cwh. indicates carriages, wagons, har-
ness, robes, saddles etc.
auto indicates automobiles or autos"
indicate more than one automo-
bile.
Truck indicates automobile truck.
inch. indicates farm machinery n
Guiding tractors and threshing
outfits, manufacturing and min
ing machinery, fixtures AMI sup
plies.
an. indicates grains and other agricuI-
tural products, and the figures ap-
peariug after same is the value.
mldse. indicates stocks Of merchandise
Of all sorts.
cash indicates solvent credits-nonsy,
bonds, warrants. securities, etc.
lib. indicates professional libraries ana
books.
tx. indicates furniture and fixtures of
Offices, stores, hotels, rOoming
houses, pool halls, etc.
b. indicates horses and mules Of al
classes, both work and range
stock. AS for example,; 81 b.
500" shows that the property
owner has reported head Of
horses at total value OF $4,000
G. indicates cattle OF all classes, and
tie number ahead Of the letter
shows the number Of head re-
ported.
sh. indicates sheep.
S. indicates swine.
D. indicates poultry.
Est. immediately after the name indi
Gates Estate.
Est, s Pen. indicates that for some
reason the County Assessor Ia:
been unable o obtain any report
Of this property or the owner IA;
neglected or refused TO report
the property for assessment and
the Assessor has estimated thu
amount Of the property and pen
allied the owner for such re
fusal TO report the property.
racls. indicates miscellaneous property
not otherwise reported.
You are further in formed that i
there are any errors or omissions In tn
assessments reported, that the Board o.
County Commissioners VIII sit as
Board Of Equalization from the dat
hereof until the 10th day Of August
and they viii hear and determine al
matters for adjustments during thi
time. If you fail TO appear during Thu
time you cannot afterwards be hear
for adjustment, correction or cancela
ton Of any assessment. If the Boar
Is not in session you should report a.
such matters to the Clerk Of sal
Board, who will take il up with til
Board as soon as they are in session.
This condensed report is divided int
two branches, the first one being 1c
those assessments which are backed
real estate upon which the taxes WI
become a lien. and the other part rel
resents assessments Of personal proper
II only, which in the opinion o. tn
County Assessor, Is not lien on REL
estate sufficient to guarantee the pay
ment Of the taxes.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-07
B

BabcOck, Paul, Plentywood, S4-S7-54,
imp. none, brentwood orig. l. II, =.
10, imp. $1,000, cash $1,000 hfs. 500,
auto $3.50, lib. $1,000. fix. $500.
Back, Andrew, Outlook, 6-36-54, imp.
$500, inch. $500, h. $500. C. $500,
Back. carl. Outlook. e-2s-54, imp. $1,000,
hfs. s125. mi. 1925. auto 1875.
Back, S. J., Outlook, 1868, imp. 1885,
hfs. S65, mi. $40, cwh $3.50, auto
500, INCH $500. ap. $3.50, h. $3.50,
c. S215, so p. SIS.
Baglo, G. NJ, Missoula, Mont, 19-S7-54,
Bailey. Cora E.. Wolf Point. 1856.
Bailey. Maude. Wolf Point. 1S-85-57.
imp rome.
Bak. a ]. Est. PlentywOod. 26-25-58,
Backer. a J.. New Ulm, Mimi. 1-SI-54,
Baker. Fay Fsy. Grenora, n. D. 81-a4-5s,
Baker. Harry. Grenora, n. D. 20-s2-59,
imp. $500, hts. $50, mi. $50, cwh.
s125, auto $3.50. mch. $500, S h. $3.50
6 c. $3.50, As p. $50.
Baker. R E. Homestead. 27-31-56, imp
S400. hts. $50. cwh. $50. mch. $3.50
IL h. $3.50, c. $500, $40, p. $50
+ Bake, A. O., Outlook, S1-S7-53, imp
$1,000, hrs. 500, mi. $50. cwh. $50
/ auto $50. mch. $500. h. $3.50. c
$40, 40 p. $50.
Bake. Katherine. scobey. 9-S4-55. imp
none.
Fake. ole. Dagmar. S5-s4-5s. inn
i $500. HIS. $50. cwh. $3.50. auto $50
mch. S11S5. 10 b. $40.
1 Bakken. a O., Raymond, 14-37-5A. imp
i S2T5, hfs. SIS, cwh. $3.50. auto $50
inch. S1100. ap. $50. IA h. S4O0. 80 c
S1145. ? s. $50. p. SIS.
Bakken. A. o.. Raymond, 1885. imp
i Sllo 1. p, B. 1, Davis End, P'wood
BaIken. Andrew, Antelope. 1e-25-57
imp. soc, hts. $50. cwh. SEQ. mch
S5oa 5 h. 5000. IS c. S4O5, 1 5. SIC
80 p. S1z.
/ BalSken, Ole s., Homestead, 20-S1-56
/ imp $500 hfs. $780, cWh $50, auto
$50 mch. $3.50. 10 h. $500. IL c. 1885
s $50 p. SO.
Bakken, Ole s, Homestead, 1s-S1-55
Bakken. Theo.. Whitehall. SO-s7-51. imp
none.
Bailey. Cora, Wolf Point. L ?. B 5. orig
imp S1100.
Bakeweii. Grant. Med. Lake. acreage
imp. $1,000, hfs. 500, mi 500, auto
$500. fix. 5000, lib. $500.
Bake, A A, Vancouver. Wash, i. s.
SO, B 1. Orig. Plentywood. imp. none.
Bake, L. A, Vancouver. Wash, L Z
3 1. original PlentywOOd. imp. $500
! Ballack, n NJ, Lincoln, Neb.. 34-31-56
Bambenek, Joe. Wanso. 16-ss-52. imp
$500. hfs SIS. ewh. $50, inch. $50. h
/ $40. 9 c. s265.
Bander, Mary 429 E. 5th St. Winona
Mimi, 9-37-54 imp. $500.
Bankers Farm Mtg. Co. St. Paul. MINI.
2S-S5-5S, imp. $500, 22-S5-5S, imp
500, 24-S3-5S, imp. 500, 17-31-5s
/ imp. $3.50.
Bankers Farm Mtg. Co. ST. Paul. MINI.
2s-S6-5S. imp. $500, 1852, imp