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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-16

Manly Featherly Of Braddock was a
business caller in this vicinity the
fore part Of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus
were business callers at Linton Tues
day.
Godfrey. Grenz and Ben Hcmcrso
were business callers ut Hazelton the
fore part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppv made a
business trip to Bismarck Wednesday.
John Ohlhauser, ST., was BUSH
ness caller at Linton the fore part
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy billy of Linton
were visitors in this community We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kycs at
tended the Missouri Slope fair ut
Mandan Wednesday.
j. +. SchOtt of Linton was a bust
ness caller in this vicinity the mid
die part Of the week.
Dewey Lawlcr took 80 head Of cat
tie to Linton FRIDAY which hs sold
to {. +. kelsch Of Linton.
Among those that were at Linton
Saturday on business were Ferman
Busby. Fred sOhrhauser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Koppy and Porter TIMBER.
Mrs. Merle Buck is u patient at a
Bismarck hospital.
Godfrey Grcnz has shipped two
carloads Of wheat this week.
The dance given at the Seeman
Park south of Linton Wednesday eve
ning was attended by number Of
young folks of this community.
Frank Chcsrown went to Linton
FRIDAY, returning the next day.
Ben HENDERSON accompanied by
y: Z. Grcnz were business callers at
Linton Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rensselaer, and
son. accompanied by Rhineholdt Rem
senior, were Sunday dinner guests
ut the formers parents.
Henry KNITTED was caller ut
Hazeiton Saturday evening.
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Leith

Mr.. and Mrs. Hawlcy returned last
Tuesday from Fargo, their former
home, where they attended lunch
con at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Fred Hagen, announcing the en-
gagemcnt Of their youngest daugh-
ter, Gladys Lucille, to Ford Rufer Of
Moorhcad. The wedding date is set
for Oct. Is. Mr.. Rufer is vice prcsi-
dent Of the George Il. Freeman COM
pany, brokers. Miss Hawlcy is u
graduate Of the Fargo high school
and the North Dakota Agricultural
college and the University Of Wiscon-
sin.
Charles Cotton. one of the early
settlers Of this vicinity, now residing
in Minnesota, is visiting friends here.
Bertha Scholsscr of Carson is u
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Moen.
Miss Beatrice Root left last week
for Bison, So. OAK, where she will
teach nine months school.
Emil Brinkman was in town Tues
day with his new Chevrolet truck in
which ne is transporting gram to
the elevators from the Minot country.
Agnes Finch left Saturday for Bis
marck to resume her studies ut St.
Mary's high school.
Miss Alvina Sticnly of Carson
visited friends here Thursday.
Presbyterian church notes for
Sunday, Sept. IS: Carson, Sunday
school meets at ii o'clock, Mrs. Lane.
superintendent. Evening worship at
Is o'clock. A special invitation is
extended to all public school pupils
Lark, Sunday school meets at 2
o'clock. Preaching service at 8
Leith, Morning worship at 10 o'clock
Sunday school at IL. 4 cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to worship
with US. L. w. Corbit.
Mrs. j. H. Rock and children re-
turned home Saturday evening from
Ashley where they have been visit.
ing for the past few weeks.
Misses Fern and Nellie Emch left
Sunday for New Leipzig where they
will teach rural schools in tho same
district.
Mrs. A. Wyman had the misfortune
to injure her finger quite seriously
in large grinder at the meat mar.
ket.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Finch, accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Finch
spent Sunday with relatives al
Gopher, So Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Will motored te
Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Robert O'Connell visited
! friends at Carson Saturday.
Irene Klopeck and Veronica Far
real, who teach at Solen, accompan
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-16

led Miss Ruth Cochrane home Fri
day and spent the weekend.
George knutson is on the sick list
the past few days. During his alb
sence Lou Omdahl is acting as cream
buyer.
j. d. Ferguson and family from
Raleigh were callers at LAWYER
Studio Sunday.
Miss Ruth Ticker, a student of the
Bismarck business college, is spend
ing few weeks with her parents.
N. G. Emch had the misfortune to
sprain his ankle and have one of his
legs badly bruised last Thursday
when a cow he was milking kicked
him.
Mrs. Dave Griffith and son, George,
are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Hawley.
Mrs. Ella Thielc and children Of
Mandan are visiting relatives here.
Miss Mildred Ionic Of Carson spent
a few days with Fay Mossman.
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Dodge

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Davidson. who
have been III Mandan for a few
days, returned to their home Satur-
day. Mr.. Davidson .was taking treat
mcnts in Il hospital.
Einar FischSr vas passenger
to Fargo Thursday.
Heisn iBergum of Wisconsin is
visiting few weeks with her sister.
Mrs. Alfred Peterson.
d. I. Grossman and daughter Hilda.
VINO have been transacting business
IN Bismarck for Il few days. returned
Thursday.
Mrs. c. S. Barrows and daughter
IRIS were passengers to Hazcn Satur-
day where Mrs. Barrows had dental
work done.
Dan FIX motOrcd to Bismarck Mon.
day. HIS wife, who has been i'll in
st .Alcxius hospital, returned with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey OF
duluth. Minn., are visiting at the l.
n. BOthner home. Mr.. Harvey is ;
brother of Mrs. Bothncr.
August Wiegc of Golden Valley wa.
a business caller in Dodge Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simplendcrfo
were passengers to Bismarck Monda,
where they called on friends of thai
city.
Mrs. Fred Specht was a passengc,
to Hazen Tuesday where she visited
with relatives.
Miss Helen Featherstone who wa!
to teach the eighth grade and frs
year of high school suddenly received
telegram that her mother was very
i'll. Miss Feathcrstone left for he
home at Valley City Tuesday. W,
are sorry to see her leave US thi
year. A new teacher will fill tn,
vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Huber o
Golden Valley visited with friends il
Dodge Monday.
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MenOken

VIM. Ebling. Sr., of Bismarck, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting at
the Edd Ebling home.
tent show arrived in Menoken
Wednesday and gave performance
in the evening. 1t was quite we'll at
tended and specially enjoyed by the
younger members of the audience.
Mrs. Edd Ebling entertained the
Menoken ladies' aid with only six
ladies being present. Mrs. Ebling
served two-course luncheon.
Dorothy Salter, the two yearold
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Salter, is I'll with whooping cough.
Miss Luclla Dreis Of Bismarck is
working at the VIM. Dance home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Ayers, Miss Alice
Woods motored to Sterling Friday
night to attend the dance there.
The new consolidated school open
ed Monday. Miss Gertrude Ness of
Hcrdsfield, will teach upper grades,
Miss Ruth Kuhn Of Minneapolis will
teach intermediate grades, and Miss
Evanston Of Northwood. N. d.. the
lower grade teacher. The teachers
are doing light housekeeping in two
rooms at the school. Park Wood will
do the janitor work during the school
term.
Mrs. Chas. Graves spent Saturday
visiting in Bismarck.
The wOrkmen that are distributing
the telephone posts for the Bell Tel
ophone Co.. are taking dinners at the
Ayers home.
Miss Nellie Dance began teaching
in Trygg school district Monday. She
will 20 by car for awhile.
Mrs. II. &. Abelein and daughter,
Avis, were shopping in Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. DraNe and
daughter, Edna. Maxine Wclcl, were
guests at the VIM. Dance home Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. King and fam
lily were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Agncw.
Joe Hill has rented the Taylor farm
which has been rented by Clifford
Craven the past year.
Laurette Jacobson is now staying
with her sister, Mrs. Roy Furncss Of
Sterling.
A farewell party was given Sun
day evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Craven. who expect to leave
soon for New York. Four tables Of
whist were in play during the eve
ming with highest score going to Mrs.
Homer Craven and Mr.. II. G. Abclcin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craven were presented
with a hat box ms a farewell gift. A
delicious two-c0ursc luncheon was
served at midnight.
Mrs. Harold Welch and son of Bis
marck spent Sunday and Monday with
her sister. Mrs. Edd Ebling.
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Mrs. Pearl Diyby has accepted a
position in the A. w. Lucas store
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith were Bis
marck visitors Monday.
Mrs. Amelia Bagnell is i'll at her
home in Sanger. Her. many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
The Helpful Club met at the home
of Mrs. Martin Staigle Thursday af-
ternoon. Because of the numerous
harvesting and threshing activities
only a few Of the members were
present. The club will hold its next
meeting on Thursday, Sept. %, at
the home of Mrs. Earl Slater.
w. b. Richardson was a business
caller in Center Friday morning.
August Johnson Of Washburn tram
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Miss Edith Lindahl and Miss Mary
Fcycrciscn were passengers 70 B,.-
marck Tuesday where they will 70.
enter high school.
Miss Myrtle Feltheim started her
term Of school in Dana No. 3 Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cain and Miss
Genevicve Of Dickinson called on
hraddock friends and visited with
their son George on their way home
from South Dakota Tuesday.
The ladies Of the Woodman Circle
met in the hall Wednesday after.
noon. After the initiation Of ona
new member. election of officers waa
held. The new officers for the en-
suing year arc: Past-guardian, Mrs.
y. X. Martini: guardian, Mrs. r. Aar-
Wig; advisor. Mrs. r. NJ. Long; cor
responding and recording secretary.
Mrs. A. J. kocnig; banker, Mrs. G.
huIctt; AUDITORS, Mrs. T. ]. Kinney,
Mrs. K. Aarvig and Mrs. S. Tracy:
first attendant. Mrs. j. Allcnsworth:
second attendant, Miss Mary Ryan;
chaplain, Mrs. w. w. Mandigo:
inner sentinel. Mrs. VIM. Besclcr:
outer sentinel. Mrs. Fred Fockler:
musician, Elsie Bcscler.
Harold Jungc and Don Mcdonald,
who have spent the winter at Wichita
Falls. Texas. returned to Braddock
Saturday, Sept. 3.
Dr.. Baer and Rasscn Aarvig went
to Bismarck Thursday morning
where the doctor purchased new
Pontiac six sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Shepard of Bis.
marck visited with Mrs. Shepard's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4. Briggs.
Monday.
Mrs. George Smith and little son,
Of bismarck. were the guests of Mrs.
u. Bacr several days this week.
Carl Larvik and daughter Margaret
from near Temvik were in Braddock
distribution sale bills Thursday
morning. Mr.. Larvick is moving his
family to Fargo.
Mrs. J. Bohlig returned to her
home at Solen Thursday after a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Shcr-
win.
Our new teachers, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
y: Bauer, Mr.. Bruno Snyder, and
Miss Evelyn Day, all arrived in Brad
dock Saturday. Mrs. Sherwin. the
primary teacher. has been here for
some time.
Nick Grauas, who has been in St
Alcxius hospital for several weeks.
came down Saturday to visit with
his Braddock friends. He returned
to Bismarck the same day.
Mcsdames. Long, Aarvig, Shcrwin.
Mandigo and Savage attended meet.
ing of the o. f. S. at Linton Tues
day evening.
Miss Alice Piers left Friday for
Enderlin where she will teach school
for the coming year. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Vie
j. NJ. Werth, one of the Braddock
old timers, passed away Thursday,
Sept. 3. at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. George Dickson. Funeral ser.
vices wer conducted in the Method
list church by Rev. c. NJ. Pearson o.
Napoleon.
Miss Rachel Shepard left Sunday
evening to teach term of school 10
miles southwest Of HaIelton.
Mrs. Arnold Anderson and little
daughter returned to their home az
Cooperstown Sunday morning after
weeks visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Alien Of Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Morrison and
children from Neilsville, Wis. visited
at the Nels Thompson and Henry
Sorem homes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sorcn attended,
church in Phclman Sunday and spen.
the day at the home Of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Carl Larvick.
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Oscar vangnessi home and enjoyed
the new radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Jacobs and chill
dren spent Sunday afternoon at the
L. X. ranch to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen.
Harry Schaffncr, father Of Gordon
with Gordon Schaffner while Mrs.
Harry Schaffner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tiegcn went by car to Wahpeton,
Mimi.
Matt Boespflug has been quite busy
the past few days hauling lumber
out of Richardton for grain bins on
section q.
Max Lehman and two sons Lloyd
and Make motored to Hebron Tues
day where Lloyd took Bible lessons,
and Make brought out the new corn
binder and Max brought the new
thrcshing machine home from Rich
ardtOn.
H. F. Cohen and Lloyd Lehman
motored to Marshall Tuesday to do
some shopping.
Mrs. Godfrey Winteroth and her
sisters little son motorcd to Hebron
Tuesday.
Miss Hope Schaffner spent Thurs
day night after school at the Arthur
Bierig home.
Miss NJ. Abraham and sister, also
Miss Douglas and Faye Woolery mo-
tored to the Arthur Bicrig home
Monday evening which is the board
ing place Of the teacher, Miss Abra-
ham. School started Tuesday morn
ing.
Dan Peck moved out to the sec
ton q. near the L. X. Ranch, with
his thrcshing machine from Rich
ardton Friday evening and shock
threshcd on Saturday.
Miss Kathcryn NJ. Douglas rode
horse back from Max Lchmann's, her
boarding place. to the Arthur Bierig
home to visit with Miss X. Abraham
Saturday forenoon and in the after
noon they accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
II. +. Cohen to Hebron and returned
to Max Lchmann's that night.
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Knife River

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Jacobs and chill
dren and Mrs. 1. r. Woolery and
children also Mr.. Gordon Shaffer and
children motored to Sunday school
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Burgess and
children Of Dodge spent Sunday at
the Arthur Bierig home. also Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Gahen and children
were there q little while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fuchs and
children also John Fuchs and other
relatives from Hebron spent Sunday
at the Max Leheman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Gahen and chill
drcn motored to Marshall Sunday
afternoon and spent the evening at the
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Grace m0tored
to Bismarck Thursday where they
went to consult a physician regard
ing Mrs. Gracc's health.
Misses Jesse Morrison Witish and
Powers. nurses in training at Bis
marck hospital. motored down We'd
nesday to spend the day at the Nor
rison home.
Andrew Lcin passed away very sud-
denly at his home near Treda We'd
nesday morning at the advanced age
of 70 years. Mr.. Lcin suffered a
stroke a few days before his death,
but had recovered from it and was
able to go about his work when
death came suddenly. Funeral SER
vices were conducted ut the Luthc ran
church in Freda, Rev. Halmrcst of
Flasher officiating.
Frank BOsworth purchased a new
truck for his business and he is also
looking for new 400 gallon capacity
oil tank
F. X. Dempsey had the misfortune
Thursday evening while driving home
after dark of having his horses get
off the road and the wagon wheel
getting into deep rut throsing
Mr.. Dempsey and wagon seat out,
breaking his collar bone and receiving
other minor bruises.
Janettc Kahn departed for Bismarck
where she is attending St. Mary's
school.
Mrs. Griswold returned Wednesday,
from Havclock where she spent a
weeks vacation.
Mark Kahn. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. +. Kahn, received severe bruises
about the head and shoulders Wed.
nesday afternoon while trying to put
belt on an engine at the Rausch-
Kahn elevator.
6. w. Schied. business representa-
tive of the Bagley Elevator company,
was business visitor in Raleigh
this week.
Mrs. Arthur Lein, former resident
of Raleigh, but who makes her home
in Minneapolis, arrived Thursday to
attend the funeral Of Mr.. Andrew
Lein.
| Herman Rcck, who has been en-
ployed ut the Rchl store during the
summer months, departed Sunday for
vacation, spent with home folks
at Lucca, N. d. He will visit friends
at St. Paul before returning the
first Of October to take charge Of
his school duties as teacher at the
Tomclson school south of town.
Miss Martha Zanders returned to
her home at Roscoe, s. D., having
spent month as clerk in the Raleigh
Mercantile store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Frost and
SON Irwin motored to Bismarck the
first of the week where they had
dental work done.
Miss Esther Dolly departed Fri.
day for Tomahawk, Wis. where sh.
will make her home with her aunt
and attend high school.
Miss Roplina Miller, the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Catherine Miller
was taken to Bismarck Sunday suf.
fcring with severe case Of ruptured
appendix. She is in q serious condi.
ton.
Mrs. Peter Klien entertained 8
number Of little folks in honor Of
her daughter Margaret's birthdaw
The afternoon was spent ut games
after which dainty luncheon wa.
served. Margaret received many mic,
presents.
Raymond Sehn is building a new
barn on his farm east of Raleigh
J. ]. Bosch has the contract for car
1 ncnter work.
Ed Rasmussen is hauling out lum
II
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Brittin

Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Crawford Wis
tied in Bismarck Wednesday.
x. l.. Andcrson's mother from Min
nesota is visiting here.
Alfred and Eric Slovarys received
the sad news of the death of their
sister who lives in Minneapolis. They
left tor Minneapolis Saturday.
Alfred Hoover and Russell Drall6
visited Clarence Hoover Sunday. =
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Der for new barn which he will
build on his farm west of town.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-14
WORK ON SOD
BUSTERS EDITION
AGAIN 3AKEN UP

Work on the Sodbusters Edition of
the Producers News is being resum-
cd after a little delay caused by the
Xmas season and the bad weather
which blocked the roads, preventing
travel to the farmers and out-of-th
way contributors. However, condi-
tons are now such that our solicit
ors have been able to procure more
data, so as to enable the Edition to
come out some time in February
Enough new material has been OBJ
tanned to add many novel features TO
this book, making it a very interest
ing document to look forward to.
A number of requests have come
to us from all over the States for
copies of the book. Friends and in
-terested persons from WASHINGTON,
Minnesota Iowa, California, Illinois,
Florida and Canada have written to
US regarding them, including persons
from dozens of cities in Montana,
outside of Sheridan county. Any
one wishing for copies of the Sod
busters and Ranchers r lition. shonld
write in, and they viii be reserved
for them. 1t may not be possible
for the solicitors to reach al IF The
prospective customers on account of
the bad roads
Any who may have any items
which they believe worthwhile con-
sidering for publication in this book,
ate asked to get In touch with us.
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American Legion Notes

The regular meeting of Post No. So
OF the American Legion was held at
the Elgin Cafe.
The main topic of the evening was
IN regard to another amateur night
which we feel will be night of en-
joyment and pleasure to all.
Also at this time the Commander
appointed a committee to take I'D
the matter of another boxing bout
notice of which will be found in an
other part of the paper. The follow
ing are the members of the commit
tee: Posku POpesku, E. J. Kjelstrup.
S. Erickson.
We failed to mention in the last
issue the Vice Commanders of the
nearby towns. They are
Hub Wirtzberger, Westby, George
Svorcan, Antelope; Filing Lee, Out
look; George Johnson, Dooley; Dale
Fishel, Redstone; Peter Norby, Ray
mond.
After the meeting adjourned de-
licious lunch was served which was
most enjoyable and which is the kind
the Posku serves.
We invite all legionaires to attend
and see what the Legion is doing.
Regular meeting are every third
Tuesday in each and every month.
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Continued from page One)
Neither of them had money to buy
food.
Mr.. Dickinson came from Scobey
about five weeks ago where his IA
Their has homesteaded. Villas Win
gate is from Virginia and has been
at the Masters home staying there
since Christmas. Both of the Of
tenders have been working in the
Outlook locality for about three
years and are about 81 years of age.
Mr.. LELAND, it is said, wants the
boys to go to the penitentiary to set
an example for other boys who might
try similar stunt The stealing of
any kind of live stock is grand lar
ceny according to Attorney Howard
NJ. Lewis and Sheriff Salisbury. The
case is to be taken up before a jury.
When the sheriff asked the boys on
arresting them why they took Mr..
Ueland's calf, they answered.:
"Why, he's the richest man in the
country, and we didn't want to take
anything from the poor to give to
those children" Mr.. Masters has
four children at home, the oldest be-
ing six years.
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the place where the first trucks
jumped the steel. On The arrival o.
a wrecking crew the derailed cars
we~e toppled clear Of the right Of
way and regular schedules were be-
ING maintained on the line Thursday
evening. Several days will be need
ed to clear up the Wrcckage, rail Of
ficials declared.
Crushed By Truck
The body of Mrs. Gonnerm2n was
found crushed beneath one Of the
trucks of the day coach in which she
and her husband had been riding. In
addition to Mr. Gonnerman, the list
of seriously injured being cared for
in a hospital here include:
William Castles, Superior, Mont,
injury to side
Mrs. jeanette Erickson, Superior,
injury to neck and spine.
Theodore Boyd, Superior, fractur-
ed hip, cuts.
Carl Johanson, Butte, Mont, hip
and knee injury.
Mrs. Cara Mays, Roundup, cuts.
Levi Eller, Alberton, Mont, face
cuts and bruises.
William Clemmons, Portland, brok-
en- arm, scalp wounds.
Roy Evans, Spokane, scalp wounds.
Mrs. E. P. 1ineman, Seattle.
shock
Quincy Durkee, Chicago, injured
shoulder
P. A. Barnes, Spokane, thigh IN
juries.
Minor Injuries.
James Miller, Saltese, Mont.
Paul Guimont, Saltese, Mont
Henry Reese, Chicago.
Mrs. E. A. Ramsdell, Chicago.
Edward Nothnagel, Chicago.
Frank Mulholland, Elizabeth, N. j.
Mrs. FGred II. Fordie, Judson, Ind
[. A. Jackson, Chicago, porter.
T. j. Sadler, Chicago, porter
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NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
TAKES OF REAL PROPERTY FOR
THE YEAR 1926.

Notice is hereby given that a COM
plete delinquent list of all persons and
property in the County, now owing
taxes, is on file in the office of the
County Treasurer and is subject to
public inspection and examination.
Unless the taxes so delinquent to-
gether with penalty and costs are
Paid the real property upon which such
ak is q lien, wiz be sold at public auc-
ton (unless previously sold and not
redeemed), on the 28th day of January,
1927, at 10 o'clock A. NJ in front of
the County Treasurer's office at the
court house, in the city of Plentywood.
Montana
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of January, 1927.
ENG. TORSTENSON.
County Treausrer.
Sheridan County, Montana.
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Plenrywood School Notes

The Junior Class made $50 on the
magazine drive.
The Misses Dyste, Heyerdahl and
Croot we've entertained by Mr and
Mrs. Lewis last Sunday.
A large shipment of biology lab
oratory material ives received last
week.
Mrs. e. H. Helgeson visited the
third grad Monday.
The seventh grade made calendars
for the New Year Harold DeSilva's
was chosen as the best
Lucille Hunt started school in the
eighth grade after the Christmas va
cation
Mrs. J. G. Wagner visited the first
grade Tuesday.
On January z, 1927 the Plenty
wood boys basket bali team beat the
Crosby team % to III.
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PLEASANTLY SURPRISED

A group of friends of Eugene Gar
neau surprised her last Friday on her
18th birthday anniversary with a
pleasant party at the Garneau home,
and pretty little gift. Games and
music were enjoyed during the eve
ming followed by a big and whole
some lunch. The friends all left at
1880 after having enjoyed a very de-
lightful occasion.