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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-10
RESERVE

Mrs. Riley opened the new post of
flee building Monday morning. This
arrangement will be a great improve
ment to the town and will be appre-
GATED not only by the public but will
be much more convenient for those
who have to handle mail, affording
more room and more convenient ar
Engagements.
Our baseball team done splendid
work at Westby last Sunday at the
big ball tournament held there. Re
serve defeated Westby to 3 and
then cleaned Hanks IL to 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund returned Satur-
day evening from a rather extensive
trip through the western part of the
state and through western Canada,
visiting the parks and Calgary, Leth-
bridge and Medicine Hat, also the Re-
gina fair.
Carl Hole is building a very fine
barn on his farm north Of town.
Miss Sophie Hunter of Glasgow is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Ray Kallak.
Joe Vogel and Nels Andersen have
each purchased a combine to handle
their crops on the reservation.
A quartette from Concordia college
entertained the community last Tues
day evening with some very good
singing.
Mr.. and Pete Groskurth returned
last Tuesday evening from their trip
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OUTLOOK

Nh. and Mrs. Brown from Mime
apolis were in Outlook on business
Wednesday.
Mr.. Ferguson, the county agent,
from Plentywood, was in Outlook on
business Friday.
The Outlook Methodist Ladies Aid
are serving lunch in the Omar Radoh6
store building, from five to ten, Fri
day, August 18th.
George Winters from Williston was
an Outlook visitor Wednesday,
Dr. and Mrs. Bfdmstinc and family
lis from Miles City, arrived here on
Friday DR. Bridcnstine will open an
office in the rooms next to the Karl.
son store. IL
Oscar Benson from Plentywood
called on friends here Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Larson visited
friends at Homestead on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Elwood House and
son Harry. visited friends and rela.
tives at Bengough, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stoner returned
on Tuesday from Iowa where they
have been visiting Mr.. Stoner's moth.
CT for the past few weeks.
Mrs. N J. Nelson returned on Sat
urday from Minnesota where she has
been visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fee and fam.
lily from Washington are visiting al
the William Omar home.
Mrs. Deck left on Monday for Am
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REDSTONE

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kurtz were up
from Plentywood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rus Wigmore LETT
Monday morning for Regina where
they attended the fair
The Girls All Club went to Brush
Lake Saturday and remained over
Sunday. All report having had
good time. Mrs. Jack White accom-
panied the girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Baldur Jensen were
Flaxville visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray, Mr..
Guerrin and Henry Knudson were at
Plentywood Thursday afternoon.
M. II. Callahan was at Williston
the first of the week where he was
making arrangements to get some
trucks for fall business.
Hans Hansen and Bob Laws left
for Regina Wednesday to take in the
fair.
A force Of men were making re-
pairs on the tin siding of the Farmers
elevator that had been blown off by
some Of our heavy winds.
Wolf Creek and Daleview played a
game Of ball at the latter place Sun
day that was equal to a great many
of the professional games. There
was not score made until the sew
enth inning. At the beginning of
the ninth the score was a tie, to 3.
Daleview finally made score in
their half and won the game whit q
score on 6 to S.
Hans Madsen Of Archer, republican
candidate for Sheriff was transactinp
business in Redstone Thursday.
Vic Wilberg, the Hart Parr repre-.
sentative, was a Redstone visito,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bishop are al
Regina this week attending the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Daley and Mrs
Bolke left for Regina Thursday morn.
ing where they will attend the fair
the balance Of the week.
Mrs. Edw Engebritson returned on
'reesaaS ef~na e,i,~@ls.ss., Rri....., L.l.-.-.
she had been for a couple of weeks
visiting with her sister.
Thos Kelly was up from Plenty.
wood between trains Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Charbone left
Thursday for a visit with relatives In
Minnesota, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs c. y. Bull and daugh.
ter Harriet and Grace Sherry were
Redstone visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D'Evelyn are eniov.
ing visit from Mr. D'Evelyn's mo.
ther and brother from Madelia, MINI
and Mrs. D'Evelyn's sister from
Churches Ferry, N. d.
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GOD IN HIS MERCY MUST
PUNISH

The busy spring was over,
The seed was in the soil,
And in each heart a prayer was felt:
Oh God! Reward our TOLL
But God in all His mercy
Knew what man needed most,
And planned to test our trust in Him,
For fear we might be lost.
The men became impatient,
Their prayer God answered not,
The rain had not yet fallen,
They were all afraid of drought.
God then looked down on his people,
He saw their need was plain,
And he who caused both earth and
sky
Sent down a glorious rain.
The peoples hearts grew joyous,
The crops began to gain,
And God looked down and blessed Us
all
And again sent forth a rain.
i Oh, wicked fruits Of money!
That hath caused full many a fall
Oh the pride caused by great pros
poets!
Began to clutch us all.
We forgot our daily fears,
And ourselves took all the claim
OF the riches that lay in store for u
When the heavy wheat was slain.
But God in all His mercy
Was angered at the thought
That so soon we would forget His al
And the rains that he had brought
The day was hot and sultry.
1t was to no avail
Ard ere ne sun had sunk 20 rest
The ground was white with hail.
Our God has taught us a lesson
1t has made US all seem poor
: But He has not forgotten US
He will tide US the winter Ger.
And if Wen trust in the Father,
The soil will bear again.
l And we will profit by its fruits,
So, thanking God, Amen.
7 "A Daughter Of the Stricken Ian,
! Dagmar, Mon
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JUDGE HAS BUSY DAY
IN COURT, WOLF POINT

Wolf Point.-At law and motion
day Of court here Wednesday George
Lewis, charged with wire stealing at
Poplar, recently, pleaded guilty to the
charge, waived the right to have an
attorney and was sentenced to serve
from one to two years at Deer Lodge
The case of Julia Christiana Mag
man Of Brockton, who is suing the
Montana-Dakota Power Company for
$4,000 damages for injuries alleged
to have been sust aimed by her ~ year
old son last October, came up for at
tention. The complaint alleges that
the boy climbed up a ladder left by a
power company employee against a
light pole and that he touched a live
wire being severely burned and per-
manently crippled ass result. The
power company entered a demurrer
alleging the charges were not suffi-
GENTLY specific. Judge Paul over
ruled the demurrer and gave the com.
pany 20 days in which - answer the
complaint, and Mrs Magman 10 day,
more in which to file an answer
Four divorces or annullment ac
tions came up. David Maltby wa!
/
granted a divorce from Dot Maltby
The marriage of Grant Smith Of Pop
lar and Marie Bauers was annulleC
on the grounds that Smith was unde
age at the time he was, married. Di
vorce proceedings Of Sanbon lrol
Ring against Virginia Iron Rini
came up. Mrs. Iron Ring had with
drawn her answer originally filed an,
the court took the matter under ad
visement. The marriage of Belle AT
isch Miller and VIM. Miller was an
nulled. Action was brought by Mrs
Miller who alleged that Miller is par
negro and that she did not know thi
at the time she married him. Mil
Ter admitted the charge. The mar
riage took place about two month
ago. The defendant retains her form
er name, Belle Alisch.
H. c .Skarie filed and had approx
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WOLF CREEK

Herb Grant, Hugh French and Jas.
Cowan were Flaxville and Scobey
visitors Monday purchasing machin-
cry.
The school board met at the home
of |. E. Metzler. Tuesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Callahan call
ed at the Machines home Wednesday.
Dan Campbell was a Redstone call
ed Friday.
Roy Campbell and his father of
South Manchester, Ind, who have
been in southern California since MAY
arrived here Friday for an extended
visit with Dan Campbell.
The Flaxville ball nine came down
Sunday and took our team into camp
z to 0. After the first inning our
team held the visitors down in good
shape.
The Sunday school and church ser.
vices were attended by large crowd
Sunday. All are. welcome at these
services at IL a. m. and 1916 D. m
respectively.
Hugh French, Roy and Dan Camp.
bell and their father were Flaxville
visitors Saturday. s
Rev. Ashworth was dinner pues,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Machines Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldur Jensen OF
Redstone and Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Ok
sendahl were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Cowan Sunday. 80
Lucille Metzler, Gladys, Mabel ant
Thelma Garneau were visiting witt
Helen Pace the fore part Of the week
Mrs. Pace, Bessie, John and Heller
Pace. were calling at the Machine
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. McCallister and Mrs. Crom
well were Redstone visitors Monday.
Harriet Cromwell visited with Hel
en- Machines Monday.
Mrs. Ulrich and children were Red
stone callers Tuesday.
Burton Davenport, ID. M. Machine
and children were business callers .
Redstone Tuesday.
Miss Vesta Hanson, home demon
stration agent was here Monday an
tuesday scoring kitchens. Mrs. Mac
lnnes accompanied her around IN
neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Oksendahl wer
to brentwood Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. James Cowan called an MI,
Machines Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cowan we,
Redstone callers Tuesday.
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FROM AROUND The COUNTY

brose, N. d., to attend to business
matters.
Geraldine and Sherry Stapeton are
visiting friends at DoOley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. key Selvig left on
Sunday for trip through the couth-
e.l part Of the state.
The 500 line paint crew moved to
Raymond Monday.
Time Misses Christina, Margaret
and Wilomina Deck and Mrs. "Slim"
Garrick drove to Plentywood on bust
ness Monday.
Oscar Doe and sons and Leo Lund
returned Monday from a trip to Can
ada.
Emma Swensrude from Albert Lea,
Mimi, is visiting friends here this
week.
Richard Wunderich from Ben
cough, Sask., visited with friends and
relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Brindinstine and family at
dinner Saturday
Ray Goltz returned Saturday from
Minnesota where he has been visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Omar drove
to Plentywood on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Hout from
Dooley passed the week end with
friends here.
Among those who registered at the
hotel the past week are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Val Rowland, H. w. Rowland
and Miss Karletta Mulkey, Seattle;
V. c. Swanson, Minot; 3. d. Webb,
Minot; J. r. Bridinstine and family
Sam, Casley, Gus, Steffen, Minot;; G.
Il. Blanchard, Minneapolis, Edna
Schumacher, Courtney, N. d., and f.
f.. Mckee, Seattle.
Fred Mills drove to Plentywood on
business Friday.
| Lola Nelson returned Saturday
from Daleview where she has been
visiting friends.
f.. G.. Ferguson, the county agent,
led a tour Of the town and country
people through the county looking
over the crops and studying new me-
thods of farming. The tour took
place Tuesday.
Mrs. Swensrude from Albert Lea,
Mimi, is visiting at the Carl Walen
home.
James Larson Of Homestead is Wis
iting at the 7. j. Larson home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Fink are the
proud parents of baby boy born on
Friday, August 3.
A large number of young people
from Raymond, Dooley, Plentywood
and Redstone attended the dance here
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Joe Kowski entertained a
number Of her friends at a party al
her home Tuesday afternoon.
Irene Sunieshaw from Drake, N. D.
is visiting at the William Goodlaxor
home this week.
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Saturday and Sunday and returned
to their home at Culbertson Monday
morning. Mr.. Sorby and Mr.. Erlck-
son attended the fair at Regina Sat
urday. -.
The Ehrhardt e. Stenseth families
returned from the Regina fair FRI
day evening. They reported a very
good fair.
Mrs. and Mr.. Schilling Of Conner
town passed through town Saturday
on their way to Culbertson.
Several from here attended the
dance at Brady's barn Saturday mite.
N. X. Marguson of Medicine Lake
and Melvin Markuson Of Opheim
were business callers in Dooley Sat
urday
Visiting at the Adolph Johnson
home are Mrs. Johnson's sister, Mrs.
Patterson, and her family, of Minot.
l.. Sorby motored to Medicine
Lake Thursday.
Mrs Pete Marion, Miss Katherine
Marion and Mrs. l.. l.. Shippe were
dinner guests at the Dooley ranch
! Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brockley OF
Comertown and Mr.. and Mrs. II. I
Bfockley and family Of Plentywood
visited at the w. w. Scott home Sun
day.
Ed, Ferguson of Westby was in
town Sunday. .......
G. +. Loucks and p. G. Neville
drove to Kermit, N. d. Sunday anC
returned Monday.
Mr.. ana Mrs Henry Hunter and sol
Donald returned Sunday evening from
q extended trip through North Dakota
and Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Markuson lef
Monday afternoon for Missoula ant
other Montana point swhere they will
spend a few weeks visiting friend
and relatives.
Ernest EhIhard of Gladmar, Sask
spent Monday and Tuesday with hi
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ehrhardt
Clifford Dooley Is assisting at tn,
post office during the absence of Nh
end Mrs. Marlluson.
Adry Nelson left for his farm
southwest of Plentywood where h
will prepare for harvest.
II. j. Schumacher left Sunda,
morning for Minneapolis where h
will join his wife who is visiting he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Schumache
T. ri schnit1 n couple Of f,, wss'ss 81
to Plentywood Tuesday.
Selmer Halvorson of Blooming
Sask,, was a caller at the w. J. Ehr
hardt iiOn.e Sunday.
D. L. &Stcn attended tine dance 9
Outlook Saturday night.
Bra1ltS Dooley took LA INC show n
Plentywood Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Eaton motore
to Plentywood Monday.
Peter Nordby of Raymond was
business caller here last Monday.
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(Too late for last week.
There was a large crowd in at
tendance at the ball games here Sun
day.
The Whitehall Boy Scout team play
ed the Daleview boys here Sunday the
Goth. The score was s, and in the
seventh inning. The men were wait
ing for the diamond so the game was
called off and will be finished Sunday
the 9Th.
The Wolf Creek ball team played
the Daleview team Sunday. The To-
cal boys held the visitors down until
the Sth inning with a score Of too,
but won the game by score Of to
six.
The Daleview mems team has lost
one game out Of seven this year so
far They will play at Wolf Creek
Sunday the 18th.
The electrical storm here early
Monday morning killed one Of john
Wagners cows.
The hail storm Tuesday did some
damage.
We have had considerable rain in
this vicinity the past week.
John Wagner left Monday for Min
neapolis where he will visit for about
two weeks. He will return home In
a car accompanied by Mr.. Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Desonia and
Adolph Chaffee motored to Plenty
wood Monday afternoon, returning
Monday night.
Quite number of people from her,
attended the show at Outlook Sunda,
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bantz and neph
ew drove to Plentywood Sunday <
attend family reunion a 1.-THE HON,
of Karl's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Bantz.
Miss Dola Nash returned to he
home here Wednesday,
Miss Fay Chaffee, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Chaffee is visiting
at the farm home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Karl Bantz.
Frank Smith was visiting in tow
Monday.
J. Adolph Chaffee and son Ralph mo
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ANTELOPE

Carl Christensen has bought Max
Hueth's farm west of Coalridge.
Christian Christensen is building an
addition to his house. George Loren
sen is the contractor.
N. Fl. Damstrom, one of Antelope's
up to date farmers has bought a new
Case Cabinet harvester.
Chris MCLAUGHLIN and family and
several other Antelope men motored
to Regina and took in the fair last
week
r. r. LELAND. J. Courtney and A.
Romstad were hard hit by the hail
storm last week.
Harvesting will be general in this
section next week. The wheat prom
Uses a good yield.
Fred Lila bought a new McCor.
mick Deering tractor from Graysons
last week.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is herby given that the
beard e trustees of Scnool District
No ), ~, idan County, Montana, will
receive sealed bids until August 25,
1928 for furnishing so tons or more
of Ignite coal and delivering at the
school house.
Also bids for bus drivers on routes
known as East Route and North
route.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
+. w. MARTINI,
Clerk District No. S,
(l9-2t) Sheridan County, Montana.
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Injured Glasgow School Con-
tractor Goes East; Seeks
Treatment by Specialists

Glasgow, Aug. Gus. d. Forseen
Of Missoula, contractor for the new
additions to the Glasgow school sys-
TEN who has been confined at the To-
cal Deaconess hospital for several
weeks owing to a broken thigh which
he suffered while engaged on the
building, left Sunday for Minneapo. is
where he will consult a specialist. He
was accompanied by David Haynes,
VINO also suffered Severe bruises Ia
the same accident, but who has en-
tirely recovered and who will care for
him during his trip.
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er motprel to George Riehwine' cast
ing thof Froid Saturday. Jane Rich
wine, who has been visiting there for
nearly two weeks, came home with
them.
Alice Delorme has accepted a posi-
ton in the Cozy Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaMe.e Of Sentinel
Butte, North Dakota spent few
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MEDICINE. LAKE

days visiting at Wilfred Parents. She
is a sister of Mr.. Parent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Savers spent
Sunday afternoon at Jim Sayers;
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Rose,
July 81, a baby boy. AZ.
Miss Anna Gentry is Visiting at
Carl Angvick's.
Elmer Richwine left Friday Tor ~
Paul where he will meet Mrs, s. nlch-
wine who is on-hre way home aignu q
two months visit in Pennsyly,s1n, I,,,.
Eva and Helen Nelson speeii. .s, ,nu
day and :. y at Sarah me-" r Eva
The Misses Sarah Ricnw,sl"ec, Dbl. "a "a
and Helen Nelson and AddlS ." >
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Glasgow Child Dies From
Burns in Gil Can Explos;o,,

Glasgow, Aug. G.-Mildred NJ,
erney, the 6-year old daugb,oMa c'n.
NIKE r. MScl,nemey, farmer north Of Of
Nashua, died in the hospital VI bo ol
Monday from burns received SI mere
day when a two-gallon can o. ' Sou
sene exploded as her mother "v ,.
pouring il on kindling in tbr ii,o WAS
range. The father and one , o,Ia
child were slightly burned and M m
Mclnerney lost considerable bo o,.;
from a cut received when he bro J,oOu =
window to rescue the children NJ d
Mclnerney was unnurt. The oS ;S
aid not at first seem aeIiously burr ,,,i
and was not brought TO the bosn ,it,J
mere until Sunday. The house 'p Man
only slightly damaged. was
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DALEVIEW

Many people attended the baseball
games here Saturday night and Sun
day afternoon. The Paisley Brook,
Sesl.. mems team played here Sat
urday night the score was 5 TO 8 in
favor of Daleview. Sunday afternoon
Whitehall mems team played Dale
view. Daleview won to 4.
The Whitehall Boy Scout team play
ed their return game here with the
Daleview boys Sunday forenoon. The
score was 6 to 8 in favor Of White
tail
Miss Fay Chaffee returned to her
homo last week.
Misses Lizzie and Cecile Cole are
away visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lock Jacobs was in town Tues
day doing some shopping.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Chat
fee a IA pound boy Friday, August
3, 1928. Mother and son are doing
nicely.
Mrs. Karl Bantz returned to her
home Sunday from Plentywood.
Miss Lyla Porter of Raymond is
here visiting with Elmer Cole and
family.
The Daleview ball team will play
at Paisley Brook, Sask., Friday the
10th.
There will be a baseball game be-
tween Daleview and Wolf Creek at
Wolf Creek, Sunday, August IL.
Mrs Christ Christensen is cleaning
the school house in town and will la
ter clean the one out in the country.
f. o. Torno and family went to
Redstone Monday afternoon.
Adolph Chaffee was at Outlook on
Tuesday doing some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cole and fam
lily were Redstone callers Monday.
A. l.. Desonia and sons Ernest and
Henry went to Plentywood Tuesday
to get q new car.
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EXAMINATIONS

The state 7th and Sth grade ex-
aminations will be held in Plentywood
August % and "a. Following is the
schedule to be followed both dates:
First Day
900 Civics; 1915 Recesl; 1880
History; 1900 Intermission. 100 D.
m. Grammar; 300 Recess; 3:15 Read
ing; 4:t5 Close.
Second Day
900 a. m. Arithmetic; HOO Recess
11:t5 Spelling; 1900 Intermission.
100 p. m. Physiology or Agricul.
ture; 2:30 Geography; 400 Close.
Ethel e. Singleton,
1879 County Superintendent
Conrad-Contract is let for new
$4,000 school building.
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DoOLEY

The Tuesday morning train was de-.
rallied at Crosby and did not arrive
until seven o'clock D. m.
), Tom Brockley was a Dooley caller
Tuesday.
The G. f. Loucks families and the
Misses Dorothy and Marian Rnnnert
motored to Plentywood Friday.
Mr.. Breen, life insurance agent. was
q Dooley caller Thursday and Fri.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Erickson and
family visited at the L. J. Sorby home
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ed the annual accounting Of tho n
banks for which he is tho Wv, ~o Ihree
tne Citizens State Bank and Ie'e ever,
BANK OF Culbertson and the stat state
State Bank Of Wolf Point. SECURITY
The case of l5.venr'oi5
quent half-breed Indian phi I 1 e
Poplar was brought up. The ob; d,goin
said to be incorrigible. Inaeo V'lid is
papers had not been served , on as
lather, the girl was remanded ", me
custody OF Supt Eggers until n, 20 me
may be brought up again nun the case
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w. II. Quitmeyer Of 500 arrived IN
the metropolis for the first time i; IN
several weeks to do some shopnirr
He says he has been too busy with Win
farming operations to think about
coming to town. '''
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one black gelding, no brand
one yearling brown, no brand
two sucking colts
Il. t. STRANDLUND,
loft Homestead, Mont,
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tored to Outlook Tuesday to do some
shopping.
Joe and Frank Wagner were In
town Wednesday.
Jack Porter and family visited here
Wednesday.
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TANK FOR SALE-Large wooden
tank 9 It. in diameter and #. in
height. Can be used as a cistern or
cut in two and used for stock
troughs. Write or see l.. j. Moe,
at White Barber Shop, Plenty
wood. (13-tf.)
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CAME TO MY PLACE-Thursday,
July 10th, two black dogs. Owner
can have same by paying for this
adj Inquire Producers News.
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ESTRAYED from my place about
April 10th, one brown pony, weight
about $50 pounds, white strip in
face branded on left hip, also little
white on one front foot, short tail,
one black horse, weight about 100
/ lPs, 12-tf
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GOOD DWELLING FOR SALE-Six
rooms and bath. See F. d. Morck
Agency. loft
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