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New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
CHAPMAN LOSES
 TITLE TO BASS
Philadelphia Battler Recognized
 as FeatherWeiSht King

Philadelphia, Sept. 13.-tP'-With
 official title recognition in Pennsyl-
 vania and a s1 900 belt to show for his sensational tcn-round victory over Red Chapman of Boston, Ben ny Bass today was ready to dispute with any rival his claims 10 the | featherweight championship of the ago.
 Bass. 22-year- old Philadelphia | fayorite, emerged the victor over Chapman last night at the sesqui- centennial stadium in bout which threatened to end in a simultaneous knockout as both fell to the floor from the impact Of head-on rush at the start Of the ninth round. One of the rarest of ring specta- cles, however, was aNcrted when Bass, recovering more quickly, got to his feet in a, few seconds as the referee tolled a count of eight over Chapman already a bloody figure from a gaSh over his left eve from being bumped by Benny's head in the seventh round. On his man like a young tiger, Bass sent Chapman down again for a count of eight but fought himself out trying for q knockout. Chapman. although in bad way gamely managed to last the round. In the tenth, both seemed too exhausted to do more than clinch and stab at each other weak ly.
 Bass however, earned the unani- nous decision of the judges by a two listed slueging attack sustained through tho seventh, eighth and ninth rounds. Soizins his advantage from the injury to Chapman's eye which slowed up and handicapped the Boston boxer, Bass dashed and harried his foe about the ring. Chapman's boxing skill, which had given him an earlier advantage on points, enabled him to avert a Threatened knockout several times but especially in the ninth.
 In this round. Bass himself ap- peared nearly as groggy as Chapman alter the first sudden impact that sent them both to the floor. They had come out swinging and their left leads connected simultaneously 10 the head. Benny rolled back to the ropes, then to the floor. as Chapman fell flat. The dilemma of Referee Frank McCracke was solv- ed when Bass got up, leaving Chap man alone to take the count.
 Pennsylvania boxing authorities, who officially sanctioned the bout as a title affair, will seek recognition Of Bass as champion by the New York state athletic commission and the National boxing association.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
Yankees Hope to Clinch
 League Pennant Today

New York, Sept. 13 UP)-The New York Yankees expect to clinch day.
 If the Yanks beat the Indians in q double header they will assure themselves the flags. or they can split with the Indians and still be Athletics.
 With the pennant mathematically assured the Tanks will shoot for a new record for games won by an American league team.
 They need ten victories out of their next r games to shatter the old record of 105 victories.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
GIRLS LEAGUE STARTS,

The Stanley Rule & Level Girls Bowling league will start the season tomorrow night at Rogers Recrea- ton Alleys with h teams entered. Judging by the increased interest being shown in the game by those on the league teams and the form displayed in practice sessions, pre- vious marks are going to take tumble this year.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
FUNERAL IN BULL RING

Murcia, Spain, Sept. 13 P}-When Anselmo Lorencio died here last week. his last thought was of the bull-ring, of which he was owner and manager. His dying request was that his funeral be held in the ring in which he had staged so many brave contests.
 The wish was fulfilled and on Sunday 21,000 bull fight fans stood while the body was borne twice around the ring. Then the regular fights were staged.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
WASHINGTON WINS.

The Washington school baseball team won one Of it's hardest games Of the season when 1t defeated the Bartlett school team by an II to 10 score. The game went to 19 innings before a decision was reached. Capo- dice, Jaworski and Golas each hit home runs. For games with the vic tors see Teddy Jaworski at 147 Broad street
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
VI AJbk LIZ \GIE JE3DIRe
 \ llID\ tI,

I'H'ing r. Wmor, Pirates. .3Sl. tiuns-I.. Naucr Pirates. 1tS. Iiils-r, Wanor Pirates. 2io. houb)"s-S'ouhanSon. Cuhs. 4o. frp'os-P. Wanor, Pirates, 1S. iomers--Wilsou. Cuhs, 27. stolen bases Frisch. Cardinals, IS.
 Flicdmg Henlor. Giants, won 1j, n.t
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
CINCINNATI

1-batted for R. Smith Tn 7th Boston ........,.IOO oro oon { Cincinnati ...n1o O1o 0oyc Two hasc hits-Moore Brown 2, Four ner Dresser, Hargraye. Kelly Three nase hit-pressen, Losing pitcher-R. smith mpirps-McLaushijn, ODny and Reardon. Time-1:4G
 Second Game. l'h' hhau ............Ooo 200 1ox-3
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
MI .ItIt N

I}attihg- simmons, Athletics, a9O. Rrns-Gchrig and Ruth, Yankees, go.
 Hits Combs. Yankees. 2o1. ponbIrs-G G'EHg Yankees. 1o. Tripl'S-Homhs Yankees, 1a. IIom"rs Ruth, Yankees, 50. Stolen iascs-Sjyinr Erowns, 27 Fltching-fioyt Yankees, won 20, oSt [
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
SCHOOL TEAMS BATTLE.

The Smallcy school 4-2B baseball score of 10 yesterday. The 4-2C nine jumped into the lead at the opening of the game but the win ners came through in the seventh inning with a rally that gave them enough runs 10 win.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
.iiItAGo
Totals 4u 1r o- Ie

TTT-TFI TIT E|T" m NTT1
 Ne" i"rE ............nI eei o0o-- Ni ago ....-...... lao a,I .,1
 Two has" hits iiyotheo'c Uor.sI,r ti'z7'mmoH WI'su-. Grimm ,f.,r Three has" hts-',uelIer LInI-.rou' iam" ruD IIome'v. Wusor I.s.rl. pitcher Boot. t'ut -qIiu'sv. rar- f4n aud W,"on. Tmr-2.at
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
PIRATES STILL IN LEAD
 BY MARGIN OF TWO GAMES

Giants Batter Cub Pitching Ace-Cards Bowl Over the Brooklyn Robins - Pittsburgh Squeezes Out Win Over Philes-Boson Braves Suffer Two Losses At Hands of Cincinnati Reds-Athletcs Win Only Game In American League, Defeating the Detroit Tigers.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
Totals
Hi lv PfFIi.AIbLIPHIA
Totals

TIFIT'TT E7T TI-TT7TTTT TI VII.
 z-natted for Foley In Wh. bctroi' ................ou oGn rg0. Philadelphia ..........60l eco r1%-I Two base hits-G"hrnzel MrN7uus French. Home run-FothergIu Umplrcs Nalir and Biucen Tfnc-l.3f
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
BROOKLYN
Totals

1-Battei for Partridge in gth. ST Louis ..-............O00 020 0Gx-2
 Two base hits-Hatey. statz. Home run-Bottomley. Cmpires-IIart. Rlgler and Moran. Time-1:ii.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13

x-Ran for Smith in 7th. Philadelphia ..........0 01o 00H 100-e Pittsburgh ......-.....0U0 Ol0 l1x-3
 Home ruus-Smith. Wright Losing ritcher-scott. T'mpircs-Jorda, klem and Mccormick. Time-1,49
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
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RESUME AMATEUR BOXING
 HERE ON FRIDAY NIGHT

Jack Kelly, Mddleweight Champion and Joe Bard to Mingle In Feature-Johnny Cinch to Met His Old Rval Rolo Roland of Waterbury-Harry Seeche, Formerly of Boston, to Battle Leo Larrivere- Other Ring Stars Sending In Entries For Tourney
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13

"CHANG" what is it?-advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-13

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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21

in line asd purchased a new Cbrvsla,
this fall and can now come to town in
comfort regardless of the wether con- n.
ditions.
H. D. Loucks, accompanied Ed
Whitney to the Mayo Bros. bosn;ta 81
at Rochester, Mimi, last Saturday
where Mr.. Whitney will receive med;,
cal treatment.
Mrs. Chas. Charbone and son left
for Minnesota point last Saturday
where she will visit with her parents
and other relatives
Thos. Henderson was in from his
ranch northwest of town Wednesday
and took out some lumber to do some
repair work before cold weather.
Get your suit ready for the big
masquerade dance at the Farmer-I,a.
Dor Temple. P:enty%ts Sat ~
18th. Halloween atmosphere, and a
good time
Paul Kanning was in from his
ranch southwest of town last Satur-
day. Paul is well satisfied with the
work done by his combine this fall
and would not be satisfied to return
to binders and separator to do his
harvesting.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21

Thursday. Oh A"iiiilS
Jasper Phelps is busy these DAVIS
moving on farm north of Wolf
Creek owned by Mr.. Bolke w"
Mrs. Bill Cromwell snan+ Fr;do,.
afternoon with Mrs. Machines
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington are tho
proud parents of a son born Thurs-
day at the Plentywood hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cowan motorad
to Plentywood Friday EVENING 70 49,
IN the movies of the Tun6ev and
Dempsey fight. anu
The auction sale at the Sweeten
munity. '''e CUM
Mrs. Vic Wilberg and children Of
Wlliiston spent Saturday and Sunds =
with the French and Marsh family
Mr.. and Mrs. AL LOSING and chill
dren spent Sunday with Cy UIrich and
Get your suit ready for the h;v
masquerade dance at the Farmer-La.
Dor Temple, PlentywOOd, Sat. Oct.
18th. Halloween atmosphere. and a
good time :"
Mrs. d. M. Machines and children
was visiting with Mrs. French and
Mrs. Wilberg Sunday afternoon.
The weather has made a decided
change in the last few DAYS and
is again in full swing
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Gilbert Condit arrived Wednesday
from Westby, N. D., to visit at the
H. N. Stenseth home. Mrs. COndit and
the children returned home with him
Thursday.
James Brady of Minot, N. D., call
ed on trade here Wednesday.
/ G. C. Epler of Wilhston, N. D.. and
C. Bjorkman of Valley City, N. D.,
spent Thursday in Dooley and vicini-
ty.
Several from here attended the
show in Plentywood Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Jordan of Raw
mond were Dooley visitors Saturday.
! Fred Bretzke of Browns Valley.
Mimi, arrived Saturday to visit at
the home of his brother Herman for
some time.
Eric Olson of Comertown was a
Dooley caller Saturday.
DIR. John Ewing of Kenmare, N. D..
attended to business matters in Doc
ley Saturday.
Mrs. H. ] Schumacher and Mrs M
w. MarkusOn mOtored to Plentywood
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shilling and
daughter stopped in Dooley on their
way to Canada Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Vossen motored
TO Mmot Sunday where they visited
their daughter Florance who is re-
celvlng medical treatment in that
place. They returned the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Schumacher
spent Sunday at Comertown.
William Ehrhardt was down from
Canada Sunday.
+. e. Neville visited at the Frank
Loucks home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Loucks of Plen-
tywood were Dooley visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hout spent the
week end at Plentywood.
Z L. Sheridan, collector of customs.
and d. P. Bailey, special agent, were
IN Dooley Monday on business.
Paul ROsseau left Monday for
NoOnan, N. d., where he will be en-
ployed in store during the wintet.
Mrs. &. l.. Rupert of Kermit. N. D..
is visiting at the Frank I.oucks home
for few days
Mrs. W. D. Dooley spent Monday
visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. |. L. Shippe near brentwood
+. K. Decker and H. N. Stenseth
made a business trip into Canada
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Martin Klakken drove to PLENTY
wood Tuesday to attend to business
matters.
Mrs. o. M Johnson, Mrs. H. NJ
Stenseth and Mrs. w. w. Scott mot
ored to Plentywood Tuesday after
noon.
Get your suit ready for the big
dance at the Farmer-La-
Dor Temple, PlentywOOd Sat-. Oct
18th: Halloween atmosphere. and a
good time.
"Zeka's Wild Rose" showed here TO
a good house. The dance afterwards
was well attended. . N'
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REDSTONE

Frank Evans of Williston, N D.
representing the Northern PACKING
Co, while making his regular trim
through here the first of the week
stopped long enough to make a deal
Tor new Chrysler car with M. II
Callahan, our local agent, that he will
use in making his trips through this
territory.
Frank Crossen was in from his
ranch is the Wolf Creek co,,nt,.I5
Thursday and took Chas. Cornelius.
who has been working in town out
with him to finish up some carpenter
work on his house.
Gordon New, the well-driiler of
Whitehall was here Monday to see
about some wells that are to be drilled
in this vicinity.
Jos. Grueber, one of our prosperous
farmers of the north country, has got
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21
WESLEY

George FRANKIE Is at Minot this
week, having medical attention.
George Ammen and family left
Westby last Friday. They will visit
relatives IN Kansas for about a month
and will make their home in Sweet
Grass, this state, later.
Mrs. Frank Welsh was a Westbv
shopper Tuesday.
The ChristoffersOn family are now
settled in their newly-built home. Mr.
ChristOffersOn will finish the inside
work during the winter months.
Mrs. Hewlett Petersen of Parshall.
n. D., was in Westby a few DAYS. tax
ing orders for ladies' coats, dresses
and lingerie. ~
Mr.. Boyd is our new Immigration
oftlcer He is taking Mr.. Ammen's
place here. .
A large crowd was in town Tues
day night to attend the big show
Iunney and Dempsey fight, but no
show appeared.
Aloyz 4orOslaski is staying at Mes
tons while attending High School.
A large crowd turned out for the
Ladies Aid in the basement FRIDAY
afternoon. Mrs. w. AnhoIt. Elias
Olson, and G. Stubbee served
Mrs. G. F. Friesleben, Mrs. Han
sen and Mrs. Morris Bergh are as
siSting at Nelson's store during the
sale. Bill Stageberg is assisting in
the mems department.
y, Mr.; ana Mrs. Edwin Helseth were
WeStby shoppers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sorenson snent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Han
sen.
A. 7. Olsons and Soren Simonsens
drove to Sidney, Mont, Saturday. re-
turning Sunday. :
MISS Mathilda Johnson and brother
drove to Plentywood last Sunday
!ngar Nelson of Alkabo visited
with friends here Monday.
Irene Neston is working at tba
drug store. She returned from FARGO
~ D., last Friday evening. Mr. Mes,
ton met her at Crosby, n. d., in the
Luther Hultgren shipped nine car
10 OF cattle to Chicago last FRIDAY.
lie plans to return Tuesday.
Plans are being made for a Luther
EI1,eague again this winter. Rev.
oklndlov of Spokane, Wash. will hold
here Sunday morning.
Jim Hansen has taken over the
North American cream station. Leon
ard johnson plans to go to Williston
TO have charge of a station.
!hreshing has been going in full
swing the past week. The nice wealth
er has made it possible. MANY rigs
Will finish up their runs this week
Mrs. Nile Miller, who has been here
the past month, looking after bust
ness interests, returned Tuesday to
Minneapolis, where her husband is
Get your suit ready for the big
masquerade dance at the Farmer-La.
Dor Temple, PlentywOOd, Sat-. Oct.
18th: Halloween atmosphere. and a
good time.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Elliot
OF Hanaford, Washington, a baby
girl, about week ago. Mrs. Elliot
was formerly Mae King, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter King.
Rev. Miller of Scobey was here
Sunday.
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FROM AROUND THE COUNTY

Mr. Larson disposed of all his proner-
ty in this district.
MI. and Nj. j. J. Gibbons are leav-
ing the last OF the week for var;ons
points in Eastern Canada. They will
visit Mr.. Gibbons parents in Toronto.
Winnipeg, Montreal and Quebec will
also De visited. They will be gone
about month. Mr.. Nelson will have
charge of the station while Mr.. Glib
bons is away.
Mrs. Halvor Everson entertained
the Community Ladies' Aid societv at
her home last Thursday afternoon
The ladies are making preparations
for their annual autumn bazaar which
will be held in the near future. mrs
Evenson served delicious refreshments
at four o'clock.
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PAGE FIVE

they left behind on their departure.
With the aid of this implement. the
burglars had taken about half the
screws from the vault door facings
which serve only as trimmings.
After failing to secure entrance,
they rifled every desk drawer and
left with three typewriters, one of
which has been found by Sheriff o.
Brien in hay stack located on the
county poor farm, mile south of the
city.
No trace of the guilty parties has
been found thus far and it is the gen.
orally accepted theory that local peo-
pie with little knowledge of vault
construction were responsible.
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RESERVE

Miss Lillian EversOn and Alvin ia
@osn were in Plentywood last Sat
laay attending a meeting of the
al'ly teachers. They report a most
l.aesimg meeting.
Norman EidSness received an an
lacement Of the birth of a son to
az and Mrs. N. B. eastman of Will
Aol last Wednesday. Mrs. Cash
--l Is well known here, having been
'gs4lent guest at the Eidness home.
AlA a. k. Rice and Mrs. Bob Gun
s,l'aa We're IN PlentywoOd last Thurs
calling on friends.
Ai' and Mrs. Hans Larson, accom-
'-sl by Mrs. Myrtle Donaldson of
. 's-'!Vood went to Minot last We'd
6a, and drove home a new Buick
s + s which Mr.. Larson purchas-
TIiIIgh the Donaldson garage.
i .'g haInklnson Nursery has Skinned
n Io' Of fruit ana shade trees which
y ~ y planted in the vicinity.
s,, o' your suit ready for the big
u ''y Tde dance at the Farmer-La.
M temple PlentywOOd, Sat. Oct.
ga5 q halloween atmosphere. and a
yr p; and Mrs. Chas. Bornstedt and
T IN, Llaness mOtorod to WiIliston last
Iss s.ay " to visit friends.
q So,. Albert and family have NOV
q h. s"I In me Berg farm near Reserve
che Is so'n Collier place near Medi-
IL MA. =, Aadsen has sold his land On
psrF .', J, ana his personal pr o..
thg = y recent sale, and are plan
s1tsr move into Reserve for the
asgiis ana Mrs. Beck Larson and
gasr5s s5 are leaving Wednesday q for
tsir t fptn, Iowa, where they will make
''u'e home. At a recent cen sale, sale
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red sixty (16O) acres, more or less
ACCORDING to the United States Gov,
eminent survey thereof.
,o Dated this 18th day of October.
RODNEY SALISBURY.
Sheriff of Sheridan County
Sheriff of Sheridan County Mont
By ROBERT Rookie.
-. Under-Sheriff
FIRST publication, October 81. 1927.
Last publication November II. 1927
HOWARD d, M. LEWIS, Esquire,
Plentywood, Montana.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 2e-t4
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SIDNEY BANK BURGLARS
FAIL TO OPEN VAULT

Sidney.-Burglars, leaving traces
that prove them to be amateurs. broke
the plate glass in front of the Rich
land National bank here Tuesday
night and attempt to secure entrance
into the caults with the aid of a rusty
and handleless two-inch chisel which
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21
OUTLOOK

r.,,,or. Mrs. Sam Thomp-
yp.ID Don 9a5 llY Testy drove to Plenty
o s1 sdi. ands on business Cb;oooo
~ e. Eso returned HUN
rssy .,,,,rity gave reception for
he conlIng TTI51yrsday evening, which
a vel d professor James and , Dr. Dr.
srsn b., if.lrgoTet Simonett and Lola
I..3 .91. each played s solo al'er "ni'"
5sicioas lut''l 4ishworth of RedstOne
RsF J0S TTIpnrsday visiting friends,
= here r aver arrived here Friday y
Oral ,ll lSi9p D. c., to visit at
ron Was ~ bis aunt, Mrs. T. J. Lar
Nan drove to PlentywoOd
I,sr'as ~ \ Mrs. Carl HOMELAND from
". .s an listed friends here Wednes-
aE 7or.on from Antelope was a
Z Il. :. r caIier here Wednesday. .
'l3 SIZE Mills drove to Scobey Sat
.la-a here he attended the Amerl-
a.1 iisrion convention. n,.,
q, ,,i Dsi Holtan drove to Plentywood
,..--4ay on business.
sa 5. ODqrand from PlentywOOd,
~. 80 At the Farmers Elevator Mon
e. IL Radons drove to PlentywOOd
S 55.-,o1d George from Flaxville
p y Outlook visitor Saturday.
y Tl.s Kennedy was buried at Plenty
- I,.s1b Billet, who has been con-
- n his bed for several weeks due
I -. : broken leg, is able to be up and
r5und again. MN.
u.-. EsIlum and Clarence Wallen at
go the dance at PlentywOOd Sat
riay evening.
NJ John Fink, Mrs. ROderick and
i.rgbter LeanOre drove to PlentywOOd
1.ssiay.
Core Ley and his mother of Red
zane visiting friends here Sunday.
Mrs. H. c. Nelson and son Lyle
l,rs m PlentvWOOd Saturday.
Nr. |. SunstrOm is spending the
TX at the home of her mother,
Vrs John StOner.
he Outlook teachers drove to
yr.ywood Saturday and attended
3. teachers meeting.
Rsy Homme fixed the telephone |
rs between here and Raymond Sat
ri2y
Nrs. T. ]. Larson and daughter
EVELYN drove to Plentywood Saturday. !
nose who registered at the hotel |
r. past week are: Louis Black, Sioux
Ctr: H. N Kramer, Kenmare; Mr.. |
Al Yrs. W. A. Callahan, Ambrose; !
Z Hauser, Minot; Jim McGrew, Los
irgses W. z. Daley, Minneapolis;
Fi J. White, Seattle; John Ewing
an ". Peterson. Kenmare; Boyd
On. Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mr.. and
r 2 u Zaudt, Scobey; S. Matleek,
r-s. Falls; and Edward Ellerbust,
FARGO
Nsrtn Homme returned Wednes-
y from Duluth, Mimi, in a new
Chandler Sedan that he drove back
'r The Motor Inn Garage.
III. ard Mrs. Ed. Larson and fami-
B from Scobey visited at the T. J
larson home Sunday
Get your suit ready for the big
Masquerade dance at the Farmer-La-
i0f Temple PientywOOd, Sat, Oct.
Sh Halloween atmosphere, and a
good time !
AB. Amund johnson and daughter
Evelyn drove to Plentywood Saturday.
Mrs Q. Fraley from Archer visited
O The AnhOlt home the first of the
week
Nh. and Mrs. Jack Keo and family
.li Miss Ethel Shoeman drove to
Asenr n. D., Friday to attend Mrs.
A8s parents golden wedding ami !,
asafy, Nh. and Mrs. Lacey.
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WOLF CREEK

The Ladies' Club met with Mrs.
Nels Oksendahl Thursday afternoon
with good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cowan and chill
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NOTICE OF SHBRIFFS SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COTTRT OF
THE TWENTIETH. JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF MON.
TANA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SHERIDAN.
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GEORGE FORTUNE, Plaintiff,

GEORGE FORTUNE, Plaintiff.
versus
FERDINAND HUETH and AUG
USTE HUETH, his wife: FARM
Frs STATE BANK, MEDICINE
LAKE, MONTANA, a corporation:
and Fred Ibsen. receiver thereof:
MIDLAND NATIONAL RANK
MINNEAPOLIS. a corporation. and
w. S, DAVIDSON, Defendants.
no BE SOLD AT sHERIFFs
SALE on the 18th day of November
1927, at the front (south) door of the
County Court House at brentwood.
Sheridan County, Montana, at the
hour of two (2) o'clock p. m. of said
day, all the right. title, claim and in
terest of the said defendants. Ferdin-
and Auguste Hueth, his wife, in and
to the following described real proper
ty, situate in the County of Sheridan
and State of Montana, to-wit:
The southwest quarter (SWH)
- Section twentv-fcur (24). Town
n I'll tv-four (34l North. Range
fifty-seven (57) East of the Mon
tana Meridian, containing one humid