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Putnam patriot., 1928-06-28
Biggest and Best Attraction Since 1914

substantial sum in the treasury and will be ready to start in with work again in September when school opens.
 Clarkville school closed Friday, June 22nd, with picnic in the afternoon. The following pupils were present ev- cry day during May and June: Rosa lie Sweet. Erma Young, Mildred Law, Hannah Peal, Helen Young, Mary Cheney, Harold Clifford. Raymond Cut Ter, Joseph Janezyk, Walter Law, Ray mond Giard. Frank Law. Erma Young and Helen Young have been perfect in attendance the whole year. In the flower contest, Shirley Miron gathered f31 kinds and Mildred Law l0s. The boys contest in destroying tent cater pillar nests. Henry Clifford l6s, Jacob Janczyk l60. The total number de stroyed by the boys was 727
Putnam patriot., 1928-06-28

Brakes, twice as eff cient as those estab- lished as standard by the A. A. A. safeguard
Putnam patriot., 1928-06-28

National wealth of the United States has mounted to S55 billion dol lars. the National Industrial Confer ence Board estimates. This amount, which Is equivalent to S3.000 for every man, woman and child in the country, represents an increase oi 90.7 per cent since 1912.
Putnam patriot., 1928-06-28
NORTH GRosvENoRDALE
ST. JOHNS DAY CELEBRATION
Parade and Field Events Witnessed by i.5oo persons, Saturday

Tn connection with the annual St. Johns day celebration the local toan- cil of L'union St. Jean Baptiste so- ciety conducted field day on the Grosvenordale Company's athletic field at North Grosvenordale last Sat urdav which was witnessed by more than i.50O persons. A parade with approximately 500 persons in line featured in the observance. The various organizations of the villages were represented in the line of march;
 The field events which were held on the grounds formed an. interesting program and the following received prizes oifered;--
 Nile run. won by Donat Laroche, second Alferi Desautelle; hose coup
Putnam patriot., 1928-06-28

Deserted by their mother. three lion cubs, born in Oakland. Califor- mia, were adopted and fed by Span ish setter.
Putnam patriot., 1928-06-28

nearly S20 was added to the treasury. The Toy Orchestra instruments are at hand ready for fall The club has a
Putnam patriot., 1928-06-28

Studebaker engineering genius, quality materials. pre- cision workmanship and rigid inspections, make brilliant speed and stamina possible. Drive Studebaker built cars 40 miles an hour even when newi Change motor oil but once in every 2500 miles.
Putnam patriot., 1928-06-28

"Tbe Mollusc" Comedy Drama "Tommy," Comedy Drama K. K. Breed, Impersonator Indian Snake Dancers Junior Chautauqua
Putnam patriot., 1928-06-28

Studebaker's great speed.
 Studebaker's complete manufacturing facilities en- able us to sell every model at allow One Profit price. Drive aStudebaker champion today. You will never again be satis- fled with less than Stude- baker s thrilling performance.
The Washington times., 1928-01-14
new TELIVIsI0N
TEST SUCCESS

SCHENECTADY, N. r.. Jan. a..
Radio television for the public
will be a reality within five years.
it was predicted today, following
the first successful demonstration
OF television broadcasting here.
The possibility that homes through
out the world may soon be con-
nected by voice through the radio,
was demonstrated in the radio lab
oratories Of the General Electric
Company. More than 20 persons
in darkened room OF the, lab
oratory and other groups in three
homes in different, parts OF the city
saw q miniature moving picture OF
the radio announcer in another
room of the laboratory.
The picture and voice of a smil-
ing Young woman were received
simultaneously on the first home
teleyisor. or picture receiving ma
chine. ever built. The observers
clearly saw the smoke of her Gig
arctic and the flash of her teeth.
The possibilities Of television were
demonstrated last year in an eX'
ueriment made by the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company
This latest performance, according
to the inventors bf the machinery
was the first bruhdcasting and re
ception by means of instruments
which within fkw years may he
installed in homeS that now possess
loud speakers.
The new apparatus was developed
by DIR. e. f.. w. klexanderson, con.
sulting engineer the Radio Cor
poraticn OF America and the Cen.
eral Electric COMPANY.
The Washington times., 1928-01-14

Hide
Away For
a Rest

PANAMA. Jan. 14.T Though the
young aviator refuses to definitely
outline any of his movements for
the immediate future, 1t was under
stood that today Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh would fly to Boquete, 2
small town in the Interior, tor
few days rest.
Boquete is unusually cool. and
would provide an excellent spot for
the flier to rest There Is also a
landing field there which - often
used BY United States Army filters.
Colonel I.irdbergh IL moi expected
to leave Panama Until Monde
III scheduled to take Off tben for
Venezuela. but 1t was said he may
accept colombia i invitAtion to ny
there first.
The flying colonel returned To the
Atlantic side Of the isthmus last
night after greeting me two FreneI
aviators, Costes ana Lebrix, wtaa
arrived at Camp Lindbergh frorl
Ecuador.
Colonel Lindbergn's participate
in the greeting extended to tqf
French filters was IN keeping vii
the air hero's modest tradition. F.
flew from France field and wag /,
one OF the planes that welcnrafs
the Frenchmen in the air, but q
slipped away and landed unostena.
tiously at BrooEfield.
The Frenchmen, in the lg4s 4.
while. were welcomed by "
crowd, which nevertheless. kipt
Continued on Page 2. Column
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G AINS LIE
HAS GOOD
ARI
y in.etpationai rsws service

FLINT, Mich, Jan. IA
Despite the redoubled efforts
OF every law enforcement
agerry il Michigan and scores
Of independent invest ators.
tie kidnaper and SLAYER Of
5-year-oId Dorothy Schneider
was still al large today.
In the roundup Of suspects
and the surveillance or in
quiry into the whereabouts Of
others, none has been found
who completely answers the
description Of the murderer
Among several developments
(continued on Page 2, Column 81
The Washington times., 1928-01-14
NJ rs
IN DANGER
FOR 1Nl

NEW Jan ~
narrowed, broken old Lady,
ewes duh above deep purple
circles, rose yesterday from
al uneasy bed 10 hurry 10
Sing Sing. In another hour
the unfailing mother expected
to be speeding to hold Ruth
Snyder again In her arms and
give such cheer as her de-
termined courage might COM
naand.
Tears Tell Story
But the sired wcn1sn ID
justing dress, glanced into the
living room. Her eyes swept two
faces. faces furrowe1 deeply with
sorrow, faces wet with tears
Robbed az Farewell
And Mrs. Josephine Brown knew
there would Ne no trip to Sing Sings
knew the state had robbed her ut
farewell, knew the daughter she IN
tended to console was dead
with 3 scream Of anguish that
chilled the others with horror. she
clutched 1t her heart and shfieked:
my cod, they have killed herr
1t was hours before q physician
would say Mrs. Brown would live.
She Ii 10 shaken she will not b.
permitted to view her daughters
body. which lies in the receiving
vault Of woodlawn Cemetery She
will probably attend the burial,
however, when it is held in few
days.
Wife &c Gray's Burial
No such delay attended DISPOSE
ton Of Judd Gray's body. 1T WAS
buried YESTERDAY afternoon IN
Montclair. Mrs. isabel Gray. wife
OF the executed slayer, was at thA
grave.
Ii was a day Of nervous reactions.
A, distressed warden, upset az never
before by executions, sped of for -
vacation. An executioner who
hitherto had found the dealing o.
death merely routine means o.
earning 4 livelihood was 50 shat.
tered by having to kill a woman ne
collapsed and was attended by Or.
nj. K. Hertz A brother broken hy
sisters death III the chair plcdded
tearfully to the prison to gather her
last effects. Among these was 2
letter to him, pitiful document. ~
which Mrs. Snyder yearned some
day, when the time comes to have
her Baby" Lorraine, beside her
ln,frnAl .nnRP1
The Washington times., 1928-01-14

If it were Anot for one of the chill.
dren for whose benefit she attempted
to take her life, Mrs. Sadie Carroll,
30 years old, 205 Rhode Island Ave.
n. E., might today be dead instead
of recovering in her home from gas
The Washington times., 1928-01-14

POISONING.
The woman's son. James Carroll,
nine years old. returned from
school shortly after 8 o'clock yes
terday to find his mother stretched
unconscious on a divan in the living
The Washington times., 1928-01-14

room. Gas was flowing from two
open gas jets. it was said.
The child Immediately sought the
aid of neighbors and the Casualty
Continued on Page 2, Column ID
The Washington times., 1928-01-14

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. i
The Presidential special reached
Jacksonville at 7:45 o'clock this
morning and departed for Miami
after a brief stop.
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26

Bjo~k, Mrs. Betty, Comertown, L 1, 2
B 5-imp $1,000, hfs 500. aut $50.
Bjork, Andrew, Westby, 2S-37-5S-cwh
$50, mch $50, 6 h $50, p S12.
Blackmore, Fred. Antelope. 24-24-55-
imp $1340. cwh $3.50, INCH $3.50, 6 h
s240. Is Q $3.50, p $50.
Blase, Arthur, Redstone. 9-S4-52-imp
$500, auto S515, IA h $40, s c $685.,
p S29.
Black. VIM. Z w. Raymond. L % 3 .
-hfs $500, mi $50, truck S175, auto
$500, A h $3.50. 7 c s215. sh s24, p
S24.
Bl ssa ssoa; Fred. Anticipating 5000
Blake. Miss Craze. Plentywood. 1854
56-cwh SIS, mch 5000, 3 h S120, 3 c
500, p s35.
lifts $500, mi 500, auto $500.
Bolke, Henry, Dooley, 1876 - hfs
sos, mi s25. cwh s10O, inch SIS, auto
$50, IT h $500. Is c s505. sh s24. p s22.
? autos s2115, mdse $500. fix $500.
B~randborg, l.. N, Raymond, 7-56-55-
hfs 5000. auto $500.
Brastad, Mrs. Sylvia, S3-36-52-2 h
inch SIS. auto 500. truck SIS. 10 h
$3.50, 10 c $3.50, s IS, p $40.
Brekke, Thorvold, Antelope, 4-S4-56-
d0lO @&OO@
Brensdal, Bergitte, Antelope, 17-35-57-
6 h $3.50, l c $40. p s37.
Brensdal. ]. o., Antelope, 17-35-57- 3 b
$50.
Brendal, Peter L., Antelope. 17-35-57-
hts S35, cwh $40, mch $3.50.
Brenden, Mrs. Ole, Med. Lake, L s B 8
-hfs $3.50.
Bringdahl, Edward, Dooley. 22-36-56-
hfs $40, cwh 500, inch $50. 6 h
s240.
Brinkman, Carl, Dagmar, 14-32-5s-
inch $500, mi $50.
Brinkman, Christian, Dagmar, 14-32-5s
-auto $3.50.
Brisbin, Frank. Antelope-auto 500.
Briggs. Carl, P~lentywood, L 1 B 16-
hfs 500, mi SIS.
Bromberg. Martha, ~Redstone--hfs 5000
auto $50, I2h $3.50, s C s195, p $40.
Brockley, Robert, Plentywood, l. IL E
13-hfs $500. mi 800 auto 5000.
Brombery, Louis, Plentywood, L II E
Brooks, ". D., PIentywood, L 5 B l.
hfs $3.50, mi 5000.
Bucklin, Edward, Redstone, 6-32-52-
mi $50, inch 5000, auto $125.
Bull, Carl, Plentywood, 22-35-55-hfs
$500, mi 500, auto 1897.
| Bye, Weston c., Dooley 4-37-56-cwf
$50, inch $40. auto s25, 4 h $40.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26

Zeidler. Mrs. Jennie, P'wood, 90, 1885,
56-imp none.
zeidler. Mrs. Jennie, P'wood. 5-S5-55-
imp none.
zeidler. Mrs. Jennie, P'wood. s-s7-52-
zeidier, L. G., P'wood. %, 2s-34-5s-imp
800.
zeig, Anton NJ. New Ulm, Mimi, rs,
26-37-54-imp hone.
Zeigler, Carl, Billings, 20-37-55-imp
zeibarth. P. NJ. P'wood. 2S-ss-55-imp
zeits. Mrs. Albert. Froid, s-31-55-imp
none.
zeibarth. A. F, P'wood. 1, 12-s4-54. s.
34-55-imp 500, cwh $50, inch 800,
2 autos 1857. 4 h $3.50, 9 c $685..
Zimmerman, Louis u Adolph, New
Germany, Mimi. 32-37-52-imp none.
Zeidler, L. c., P'wood, 10-13-imp $1,000.
auto 800. mdse $4,000, fix $500.
Zefdler, l.. G., P'wood, Limp $3.50.
Zeidler, Mrs. Jennie, P'wood, 8, 4-3-
imp $4,000, hfs 500, mi $500, auto
$500.
ziebarth, Florence, & ziebarth, Arthur,
P'wood. 7-6-imp $500, hfs s40O. auto
$3.50.
ziebarth, A. F., P'wood, 6-6-imp none.
ziebarth, Della. P'wood, Lasater's-imp
sIO5O, hfs s175, mi s25.
$4,000. hfs 5000. mi $3.50, auto $500.
Zimmerman. Louis, Outlook, 9-16-imp
$500.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26

hfs SIS, mi $40, mch 5000. truck 800,
auto SIS. ) c s175. p $50.
Hoff, Kolbjor, Bonetraill, y. D.-mch
$500.
Hobart, Fred, Outlook, s-s6-54-hfs SIS,
cwh $3.50, INCH 5000, s h $500, 7 c s265.
Hofeit, John. Grenora, 1s-31-5s-hfs
500, cwh SIS. inch $3.50, auto s125, Fl
Holbrook, Cay, Med; Lake. I2-32-5s-
hfs $40, cwh $50. INCH $3.50, auto
Hs SESo, : h s2ooi pi 7 { sldC, $ S45a-
hts sos, mi s25, cwh 500, mch $780,.
auto 500, 10 h $3.50, 3 c 1895, s $50,
Hollatz, VIM, Outlook, 24-se-5s-hfs
$50, cwh $40, mch 500. auto $50, s h
1920, 2 c $3.50. $ IS, p $40.
Holmgaard, Martin. Dagmar. 27-33-57-
hfs $3.50, mi $50, cwh s125. INCH $500,
auto 5000. Z h $3.50, IL C S425, s $40,
p s25.
Holmquist, Harry, Redstone. 2s, $685.
51-hfs $50, mi SIS, cwh 800, inch
$500, truck 500. auto s75. 8 h $3.50,
Holmquist. Dave, Plentywood, 1856
-cwh $50, INCH $1,000, auto $50, 6 h
Holmquist, ELI, Plentywood, 21-35-56-
HIS $50, mi $50, auto $50, Z h 1920.
Holway, CLYDE. Baldwin Park, Calf
Hoist. C. E., Plentywood-hfs $500, mi
5000.
Hoppins. Schuyler. Dooley. 2s-s7-55-
uIS 80 c"n SlEO, men S5UU, auto
1925, IL h 1920, 9 c $3.50, p Sc.
Hopkins. A. v. Plentywood-hfs 800,
s h 1910, Z C 1925, sh SIG, D IS.
Rowland, Henry. Antelope, %, 29-34-57'
-hfs SIS, cwh $50, INCH $500, auto
1912, 5 h $3.50, 9 c $500. $ 1872, D IS.
Rowland Bros, Antelope, 2S-35-57-cwh
s125, inch 500, s h $3.50.
Hout, Louis. Comertown, L. 6 b. 3-auto
s240.
Hoven Grain Co, Antelope-auto 500.
Hueth, Max, Coalridge, 3-34-57-hfs
SIS, auto S25.
Hultgren, Mrs. Annie, westby, 1853
-hfs $50, cwh $25, auto SIS, l h $50,
5 C $1S5.
Hultgren. Paul. westby, 2-3e-5s-hfs
$50, IL h s645.
Huebner, Mrs. Chas, Plentywood, L. /
B. 1-auto $425.
Huebner, Mrs. Chas, P~lentywood, L. I
B. lifts 800.
Hultgren, Elmer. Westby, l.. 9 B. T.
hfs 500, mi SIS. auto SITS.
Hutton. Joe. Dooley-hfs SO, cwh SIS,
mch SIS, auto $25, 8 h $3.50, p $29.
Hunt. Mrs. Ella, P~Ientywood, L. Is B.
17-fx 500.
Hyde, B. H, P~lentywood, 1s-3s-5s-hfs
800, auto SIPS
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26

jacobson. Carl. Dagmar. 25-s2-57-mf
$3.50, auto $500.
Jacobsen Albert, Homestead, s1-s1-55-
auto si5o, 5 h $50. 3 { sla5, p SIS:
Jacobsen, j. p, Reserve. 22-33-57-hfs
$50, cwh $50. / h $50. l c $35, p SIS.
Jacks Transfer. Plentywood. l.. 9 B. IA
-cwh 800. truck $3.50, 4 h $500.
Jacobsen, Aage, Reserve, L. IL b. "a
hfs s25. inch SIS.
Jackson, 1. o., Antelope, L. 10 B. l.
Jackson, Mrs. Jacob, P~lentywood. L. s.
6 B. 2 2 2-hfs $50. mi 500.
Jacobsen, Alvin & Carl, Plentywood-
Jeneh, Christ, Daleview. 9 4. s-Se-52-
hfs SEQ, cwh $50, 64 h s720.
! Jensen, Johannes, Reserve, 15-33-55-
auto $500.
Jensen. Marius, Dagmar, S-33-57-auto
500.
Jensen. Palmer. McElroy. s-ss-5s-hfs
500. cwh 500. inch $500. auto SIPS,
Z h 1920, 8 c $500, p IS.
Jensen, A. E, Dagmar, 11-Ss-55-imp-
Jensen, Fred. Dagmar. 22-33-57-hfs
$3.50. cwh .s75, inch $50. 6 h 5000, 6
Jensen, g G., Dagmar. 22-ss-57-auto
$3.50, 4 h s16o.
Jensen, christensen. Reserve-auto
SITS.
Jensen. Jorgen, Dagmar, 2s-ss-5s-hfs.
Jensen, Morris. Med. Lake, s1-33-57-
hts $50, mi s125, cwh SIS, mch $780,,
auto $50. 3 h $40, 10 c $3.50, D $50.
Jensen, Karl, Reserve, 35-33-54-auto
s25.
Jerde. Peter, Comertown. 10. 15-37-57-
auto $3.50.
johnson & Erickson, Antelope, 25-34.5e
-cwh $500.
Johnson, Adolph. Dooley, 9-36-5e-hfs
500, cwh $3.50, INCH $3.50, auto $25,
IL h 5000, 4 C $3.50, s SIG.
Johnson Sven, Antelope. "a, 25-34-56-
cwh s35, 3 h s135-
Shifts $50, cwh $1eo. inch $500, auto.
500, 6 h $3.50, 8 c $s5, p SIS.
Johnson. v. E., Homestead, 22-31-55-
cwh 800, inch $500, auto $3.50, Z h
$3.50, IA c $40, s 1924. p s35.
Johnson, o. NJ, Dooley, 5~-37-56-hfs;
$50, cwh $50, auto $25, 3 h $50.
Crimson Mrs. Edith, Outlook, 21-36-53
-hfs 500, mi $500, cwh 500, inch
$500, auto $3.50, truck s350, 10 h $500,
c s45, p 81.
Johnson, Axel, Antelope, 7-33-57-auto'
5000.
Johnson, Walter. Plentywood. 2s-s5-55
auto $50.
Johnson, Ben. Raymond, 19-36-55-hfs.
500, cwh 5000, inch $4,000, auto $3.50,
10 h $3.50, s s12.
Johnson, Mabel, Homestead. 22-31-55-
hfs 5000, mi 5000.
Johnson, Joe, Outlook, 1-37-52-hfs $780,
mi $3.50. cwh 5000, mch 5000, z h $780,,
5 c $50, p SIS.
CONTINUED on page z, section p
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Alexander. ]. B., Antelope-auto $500.
Albert, Leon, Med. Lake-hfs $500, cwh
$50, mch $1,000. auto 5000, 5 h $500,
s c $3.50, p s25.
-hfs s100. mch $500. truck. $500, ap
5000, h $3.50, 6 c s245, p SIS.
Anderson, Martin. Westby. 16-S5-5s-
hfs s125. mi S35, cwh SIS, inch $3.50,
truck $500, auto $235, 3 h $50.
Anderson Hans, Reserve, S6-33-57-imp
Anderson, Clifford, Dagmar. 25-sa-57-
Anderson, G. A. Outlook 12-s7-5s-
mch S1340.
Anderson, Bonnie, westby, 21-37-5s-
hfs SIS, mi s25, cwh SIPS. mch $3.50.
auto $3.50, II h s27o, 40 c $3.50, sh
Anderson, John B., Dagmar. 36-33-57-
hfs $40, cwh $3.50, inch 1925, s h $3.50,
50 c s1475, sh SASS, p SIS.
hts 500. cwh $50, mch $1,000, truck
$3.50, auto 5000, 5 h $3.50. $ c $3.50,
Anderson. Hugo. Dagmar, 1o-8s-57-
Anderson, Andrew, Reserve. 27-33-57-
cwh $50, mch $3.50, auto $500, 2 h $50.
Andersen, Jacob H., Dagmar, 24,aS-57-
Anderson, Frank & Kronen, Comertown,
14-37-57-mch S1050.
Anderson, Frank. Comertown, 14-37-57
-hfs SIS, mi S55, cwh $3.50, inch
s2a5' auto $780, h $50, 2 c $780,
Anderson, Matt, Reserve, 24-s3-54-hfs
s25, cwh 5000. inch $500, auto SIS,
Anderson, Otto. Reserve. 14-ss-5s-hfs
500, cwh $50. inch s125, auto $500,
7 h s235. 10 c $500, p ST.
Anderson. Niels j.. Med. Lake, 32-33-57
@ $50, truck ScR' s sSs ! sz h s @eh p s s17' auto
Anderson. Carl. Dooley. L 7 B 2-hfs
$50.
Anderson. Andy, Med. Lake, L HIP
B 8. L u B 9-auto s462.
Anderson, Arnold B., P'wood, L 4 B 7
hfs 500.
Anderson, Alvin, westby, L 9 B Pap
$500.
Anderson, E. G., westby, L 6 B 2-hfs
$3.50, mi $50, auto 1910.
Anderson, Herman, Westby-hfs 5000,
mi 800, auto $500, mdse $500, fix
800.
Anderson, Mrs. ]. P, Med. Lake. 1888
Shifts 5000.
Andrilnas, Paul, wanso, 20-33-53-hfs
s25, cwh $50, INCH $500, auto $50, 5 h
$3.50, s c $3.50, S IS, p 50.
Antelope Thresh. Co., Antelope, 34-34-
55-mch 1915.
Antelope Trading Co, Antelope, L 11-12
B 5-auto $3.50. mdse $4,000, hx $1,000;
SIS. cwh $40. inch $4,000, auto 5000,
J s $40.
Arneson, Gilbert, Antelope. 27-35-57-
auto $40.
AIneSOns EuWdEus AHttiopcf If-oo-ot
hfs $50, cwh $50, auto $50. 4 h s12oi
C $3.50, p $35.
Ator, Albert, Dagmar, $3.50 - auto
5000.
Ator, Henry, Plentywood, hts $50, mi
$40, cwh $3.50, INCH 5000, truck 5000
IL h $3.50, As c s12s5, sh IS, p SIS.
| Ator, Thomas, Plentywood- cwh $40
auto 1870, h 800.
atlantic Elevator Co, Mpls.-imp $500
ap s204.
Atlantic Elevator Co, Mpls.-imp $4,000
ap 1916, mdse $3.50.
Atlantic Elevator CO., Mpls.-imp $4,000
ap $4,000, mdse s165.
Austad, Emil, Comertown- hfs 5000.
auto $50, p SIS.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26
F.

Eckley, NJ. D.. Med. Lake, L II B s.
hfs $500. mi $50, auto 5000.
Ellen Valley Threshing Co, Reserve,
Egger, Dan. Outlook. 25-37-52-hfs 5000,
mi s25. mch $50. 9 c $500. $ SIG, p SIS.
Echrmontrout, Harry. Dooley, 2S-36-56
-hfs SIS, inch $40, auto S125.
Ehrke, Gust, Westby-mch 5000, auto
Eharhardt. stenseth. Dooley. II B =
auto $50, mdse $4,000, fix $500.
Elm. Alfred, Westby, 10-35-5s-cash
Emikon, Mrs. John, Outlook, 12-3s-53-
hfs $780,, mi $50. cwh $3.50, inch $3.50,
, autos s440, 6 h $50, 6 c s135, 5 IS,
Engdahl, Nels. Dooley, 1876 hts
SIS. cwh s1Oo, inch SIS. 8 h 500. 9 c
Engdahi, VIII, Dooley. 15-s7-55-2 h
SIS, 3 C S135.
Engeiking. Albert. Med. Lake. 27-s2-55
$50, 80 h $40. 80 c ss4o, p s25:
Engebritsen, Bert, Homestead, 23-31-55
inch $3.50.
Engebreitson, Eel. Redstone, 6-35-52-
ewh SIS. inch $1,000, 2 autos SAYS, 2 c
$50, $ So, p $40.
E~ngelking, Fletcher. Med. Lake, So
32-54-auto s175, 4 h $40.
Epler, VIM. Plentywood, 2-35-56 -hfs
500, cwh 500. inch $500, auto 1910.
2 h $50 l c s45 p s14.
Englum, Margaret, P~1entywood, 1896
55-hfs $50, mi 500.
Erickson, Miss Linda, Dagmar, 1884
57-auto $3.50.
Erickson, Otto, Plentywood-hfs $50.
cwh 500, INCH $1,000, auto s25, Z h
1925, l C s45, p S12.
Erickson, Albert, Raymond-auto $25.
/ h $50.
Ermatinger chass westby,. 35-35-57-
hfs $50, mi $50, cwh $50. mch $3.50,
auto $3.50, 6 h s140. IL C 1856, s So.
copeland Gustav, McElroy, 31-37-58-
auto s170.
copeland. Theodore, Antelope. s-ss-5s-
auto $40.
Espen. Andrew, Comertown-imp 5000,
cash 5000.
Evenson Clara, Med. Lake hfs $40,
mch s240, cwh s35, auto $40, 4 h
1920. IT c s545, p 81.
Evenson, Melvin, Raymond-hfs 500,
mi 800. auto $40, / h $50, 2 c 500, sh
SIS. p $40.
Ereth, Jacob. Outlook, s-2s-53-hfs SIS.
cwh $125, inch $3.50, auto $500, 10 h
$3.50, s c s245, sh $40, p $23.
Estenson, Osmond w, Reservoirs s35,
auto s25.
Evelyn, c. G., Redstone. L. 1, B. 2-hfs
$500, truck $500.
Eaton, A. M, Dooley, L. 10, B. Z, L. -,
B. Z, L. Is, B. Z, l.. Q B. s-hfs 5000,
mi $3.50. auto 5000, 10 h $3.50, 2 C $50.
Eckley, NJ. D., Med. Lake, L. II, B. g.
hfs $500, mi $50. auto 5000.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Not Backed by Real Estate

Adams, Mrs. Thora, Dooley. 1s-37-56-
$40, 5 h $3.50. ; c s155. p s22.
Adams. May, Raymond. 1S-37-55-cwh
$40. mch 500, auto 5000, h S42O. 10 c
5000. sh SIG, p $50.
Ausheim. Oluf. Reserve, inch $3.50, auto
$50.
$3.50. mch $50. auto 800, h $40.
Aasved, Geo. Reserve, 30-33-56-mch
1925. auto s25.
Allen. Guy, Med. Lake. 3-32-54-h fs
$50 mi s25, cwh 500, inch $3.50, auto
s175. &c h $3.50, 2 c $50, 2 sh $50,
p s22.
Alison, Aft, westby, 1-35-5s-auto 1872.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26

Yaraslask. Nick, westby, 35-35-5s-imp
$500. hfs SIS, cwh $50, inch $50, 5 h
$3.50. 4 c s155, 20 p $40.
Young, Andrew, Coalridge. 2s-34-58-
imp $500, hfs 500. mi SIS, cwh $3.50,
inch $500, auto s175, 5 h $40, IS p
SIS. cash $500.
Young. Francis L., Raymond, 27-a7-54-
imp 500.
Young, Francis L.. Raymond, 2s-37-54E
imp none.
Young, Frank A, Med. Lake, 34-32-55-
imp $3.50, hfs $50, cwh s25, inch SIS.
Young, Fred, coalridge, 2s-s4-5s-imp
$1,000, hfs SIS, cwh 500, inch $500,
ap 800, 9 h s270, 1 c s45, rs p s13.
Young, r. c., P'wood, "a, 23-35-54-imp
$1,000, hfs $500, mi 800. cwh 800,
inch $1,000, auto $40. IS h $3.50, "a c
$3.50. so p $50.
Youngsberg, Anton, Coalridge, 1-34-5S
imp none
York, Rhoda Jane, P'wood, 1876
imp none, 2 h $50.
York. Rhoda Jane, Pwood, 3-5-imp
$3.50. hfs $3.50, mi 500, 2 autos $3.50.
Young, Walter, westby, 24-36-5s-imp
none.
Young, Frank A, Med. Lake, l to IL inc
limp none.
Young. Frank A. Med. Lake. 10. IA, IS
13-imp none.
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Grovom, Arthur, Homestead, 20-31-56-
mi $500, auto $500, 4 h S95.
Grovom, Gemandus, Homestead, 2S-31-
56-cwh $50, inch SIS. 2 h $50.
Groskurth, Reserve, 27-33-57-auto $40.
Groskurth, Axel, Med. Lake-hfs SIS,
cwh $40, auto s25, 8 h $50.
G%roskurth, Mandex, Reserve, 21-33-57-
auto $40.
Gross, John, Plentywood, 2s-34-54-mi
SIS.
! Gross, Martin & Leo, Plentywood, %
34-54-cwh 800, inch S16O, 2 trucks
$3.50, . h 500, 25 c $500, 2 S SIG.
Grooman. 1. c., brentwood, L. B. s.
hfs 500.
Guether, b.. r., Dagmar, 8, 1885
hfs $40, mi $40, cwh s35, inch $3.50,
auto 500, 8 h $3.50, 4 c $240, s IS, p
$31.
Gunderson, John, outlook, 13-37-52-hfs
$40, cwh $50. inch $500, auto SITS, 6
II $3.50. s c s2S5, p $40.
Gunderson, Oliver, PIentywood-hfs $50.