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ADAM A. WEDCWIEN ( 5JN. AuCWOnHeI#
Bankruptcy Sale of practically
new high grade laundry and
garment cleaning machinery
end equipment; also valuable
lease and accounts receivable.

BY virtue Of an order OF the Supreme
Court of The District Of Columbia, holding a
Bankruptcy Court IN r. Craftsmen Dry
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a colonial resort near Bluemcnt, ON Shen.
ahdoah River, valley, mountain and water
seenery, shaded gfnnnd, drives, nshtnS, boat
lhks swimming new baths and sewerage; no
children, inyaldS or tuhereulars taken SiA
ana Sih per week, un 10 December IL, haak-
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By Public Auction
Monday, September 3, 1928

At l OCIock I'm.
Terms--Reas0nabIe and made known nj
time of sale. 5000 cash deposit required at
sale.
24,27,30se1
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sALE---HoUsES.

tCantinued)
\ SPECIAI.-COLORED.
Many houses all sizes and locations; $50
sash and up; monthly payments like rent
j. HOLMES Co,
{ 1904 x ST. NV. Main 1917.
b TO COLORED.
= Northwest-SS.oS0.
10 rooms. bath, h.-wh, wide alley.
barRain.
Northeast So. oS0-$250 Cash.
Nearly new. all modern, 6 rooms. bath.
SNchange.
Southea st--S4, S00-SS00 Cash.
Is rooms, bath. frame. h-wh., alley,
: These are exceptional values and should
De sold quickly,
Main 1882 500 ilth St NV
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RESORTS.
aAEANNFAh y ~
-'7'-ss---=sass.7. 7is77zs--s.s a---.s.-r.s-4s7s
OCEAN CITY, MD,

OCEAN CITY. MD.
DNEEhEkS Rooms win hor and
cold running water and private baths Phone
70 q. a. Timmens, Prom,
THE HASTINGS HOTEL or
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VIRGINIA.
CASTLEMAN,S INN

walk, Modern and npmelike Running waite
and private baths MRS CHAS LupiAM
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EAGLES MERE PARK. PA.
THE FOREST INN on the a, 4

AGO feet above sea Excellent boating and
nathing Two eolt courses Music and dane.
tng Modern hotel FOR booklet write Her.
man v. Seaser. Res. Mar,
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED
az room 500. District Building. until 2
O'Clock. pm, September &. 1928, for the sail
OF Lot 8O2, Square 269S. at the intersection
OF 10th and Webster streets NV, containing
q total OF ifl4S square feet Description Of
the property by meteS and bounds, form OF
proposal and other information at room goa
District Buidins. PROCTOR L. BOUCHER
TX. SIDNEY F. TAL1AFERRO and WILLIAM
y LAuDE. Commissioners, d c, au27.2S
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at room 500. District Building. until f.
O'Clock. pm. September o. 1878. for tue
sale OF two parts OF parcel So I IN the .resr
ot lot l t2500 both street n,wl, square si4s
containing a total of Tl9i so square feet
and the rear of Parcel So Q tnow lot ecS.
square 2ilo) containing IL total of 1884 SO
square feet Blue prints. description OF the
proposal and other Information at Room
209 District Buildlng PROCTOR l.
DOUGHERTX. SIDNEY + TALIAFERRO
and WILLIAM II, LADuE. Commissioners.
d C, au9T18
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COLONIAL. REACH VA.
NWNVNENA hENNHs NNs
So To 50 daily with nealsi Si6 10 $40 Wkiy
COLONIAL. BEACH HOTEL,

as miles from Washington. on the historic
Potomac, with It's nshing, Grabbing, salt
water hathinE; dancins, horseback ildiag
water, plus hospitality, invites yeu for your
vacation. Booklet Telephone FRANK u
hLACktSrONE, owner and MEr. 500
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Near Walter Reed Hospital.

A Home You'll Enjoy.
Located on one of those pretty
Northwest streets of detached homes.
Colonial design. of stucco conStTuc-
ton.
Bargain Pricc-& $50.
$3.50 CASH. SOS y MONTH.
rooms, bath. hot-water heat. with
separate heater for the service water;
great big covered porches running
around sides of the house; deep lot.
Phone service till pm.
l4th NTtpI1@I NJ
& K - 90S0
BARGAIN.
226 St NV IS r. & b.. electricity, garage
for two cars house in good repair sell or
terms OF $500 cash. balance monthly. Price
reduced TO $6,S50
VIM. I. BALLARD,
1921 Eve St NV
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THOS j. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS,
1881 Eye Street Northwest

al ftGh'
A. II. SHTLLTNGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
au24-d&ds. exSu&hol
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LIBRARY NOTES

"The Orphan Angel" by Elinor
Wylie is a new 1ovel which lovers of
will enjoy. Elinor Wylie is
essentially a poet and her beloved
Shelley is the hero of her story. Shell
ley rescued near dead from drowning
off leghorn by a Yankee clipper brig,
and not unwillingly carried him off
to America (for he suspected that
Mary no longer loved him); Shelley
with his hearty rescuer, Davie But
ternut off for st. Louis where the
vague ideal of an injured woman
alone, beautiful, in peril, captured his
fancy like an unwritten poem; Shell
ley drifting down the Ohio on a log
raft with a philosopher and mathe-
matician; Shelley lifting his fine
head proudly while the Indians pre-
pared the torture; Shelley loved by
mountain maivete and by the desert
passion of Anne. the adopted daugh
ter of tribe; Shelley in California
troubled by the metaphysics. of love
and freedom-what an opportunity
for poet whose chiselled. prose cal
render sophisticated fantasy and cal
adapt the primitive and the barbar
Gus (but never the bourgeois) witt
that ease of 0eneralized portraitur
which the eighteenth century know
so WE'LL"
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MONTGOMERY WARD
TO EXPAND SYSTEM

Chicago, Oct. 20 An immense
scheme of expansion that would de-
velop Montgomery Ward chain stores
department stores and mail order dis
tributing centers into what he term
ed the largest general merchandising
chain in the world, was revealed to
stockholders today by George B. Ev-
eritt, president, co-incidentally with
announcement of a large stock melon.
President Everitt foresaw profits
for 1928 exceeding any previous year,
with the completion of mail order
distribution plants in Denver and Al
bany. He said the company would
have nine major plants located in
strategic centers in the United States
Retail department stores are being
established at. such centers as Biz
mingham, Omaha, Spokane, Sacra
mento, Tacoma and Duluth, and Mr.
Everitt said the company plans 'tC
expand this activity rapidly"
In addition to the mail order cen
tiers and the department store chain
he disclosed comprehensive plans t
honeycomb the country with chair
merchandising stores by the addition
of a tleast 200 stores each year. Nor
than 200 will be in operation by tn
end of 1928, he announced, and in tn
field of 1900 cities and towns havin
a population of 5000 or more he say
an opportunity for the profitable OF
Grafton of hundreds of links in tn
. Montgomery Ward chain.
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lative act. You could have raised
constitutional question. You could
have vetoed it. But you approved the
bill and affixed your signature there
to, as governor of Montana.
Whether interested or not, it was
your duty to veto this bill, this trav-
esty on justice, and as chief guardian
of the school children's money, YOU
should have allowed the law to take
its course, by permitting the leases to
expire in accordance Herewith.
In the matter of lease expirations,
the states position was unique. 1t
could have dictated renewal terms. II
could have accepted or rejected all
offers. The lessees had nothing to
say as evidenced by the necessity OF
provisional legislation of doubtful
constitutionality.
To establish the market value Of
thesesleases on the dates of their ex
piration, no one would have question
ed your method had you sold to tn,
highest bidder and had the sale beel
conducted with the understanding
that the lessee would be given pref
erence should no bid be higher thai
his.
Had you been interested in guard
ing the school funds of this state
you would have outlined some cours
) of procedure, that would have yield
: ed the greatest sums in return flo
, renewals of oil leases.
In this instance, in your case, tn
correct summation is, that you PEE
mitted the school funds of ,Montan
to be ravaged to the extent of Mi
LIONS OF DOLLARS.
: The pertinent questions now ar
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GOV. ERICKSON
1Continued from page Onel

ais. the expiration date, in several in
stances, being that of July IL, 1927.
On June 80, 1927, or twelve days
prior to the said expiring date, the
records at the state house show, for
the quater ending on that date, that
the production from some of these
state leased lands exceeded 235,OOO
barrels of oil. And show also, that
the leases were renewed.
Attorney General Advised Governor |
In connection with the renewal of !
these leases you were admonished by
your legal adviser, the attorney gen
e1al of Montana.
By the attorney general you were
told that you and your board of land
commissioners were without authori
ty to renew these leases except on
valuation basis, as ascertained and as
Of the date of such renewal.
On December Ia, 1926, the attorney
general supplied you with his writ
ten opinion relative to lease renewals
and with citation of authorities, told
you that the LEGISLATURE was
without constitutional authority to
make provision for the renewal of oil
leases at the end of five-year periods
excepting that such provision be
made to require that compensation to
the state for such renewals be based.
on the market value of the leased
land on the date of such renewal.
Quoting the attorney general: "The
view that the mineral estate cannot
be leased until after its discovery
harmonizes section 1882 with section
:. 1 of article XVII of the state consti-
tuition, which provides:
"* x x. none of such land (public
land of the state) nor any estate or
interest therein, shall ever be dispos-
, ed of except in pursuance of general
laws providing for such disposition
nor unless the full market value q
: the estate or interest disposed of, ia
D be ascertained in such manner as may
t be provided by law, be paid or safely
Z, secured to the state"
t Commenting, the attorney genera
2. said: "a lease is a disposition of TIL
land or estate leased for the purpos'
and during the term of the lease, ant
a lease, containing a covenant Civ
ing a perpetual right of renewal a
the end Of each five-year period o.
u the same terms and conditions as
4 contained in the original lease, is
Is permanent disposition of the estat
q leased (Lerch VS.. Missoula Brick an
/ Tile Company, As Mont. 315) befor
g the FULL MARKET VALUE o.
g, the ESTATE, or any value, has G
II could be determined, and clearly viz
AZ lates this provision of the constitl
~ ton"
T. Five months prior to the expiratic
ne of these leases referred to, the 49,
an legislative assembly enacted chapt,
Us 108 and made provision for the r
Fl newal of existing leases. in gener
og terms, and without requiring the les
e- ees or highest bidders to pay into II
ne school fund such sums as would
Il commensurate with the value of Il
oy lands and the leases thereon, on t
,Tc expiration dates of such original lea
rs es.
IA You could have opposed this legi
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- nd Lars Angvick , were Pien-
carl anu oGlitical visitors Wednesday
Wv lversOn one of the Conner
/ G. ,6 r prosperous farmers
Brn PP5Sfssnitt5yywOod visitor Tuesday.
W ,.o,,r Chevrolet car or ,,,t truck !
Get RSr TJt & Larson at "es 5pyf
,,.p StOner of Outlook motored
'SPlStf wood Saturday to secure a
70 Plenty needed repairs for his car.
~ ,.rd Hass of the Outlook cOun-
Ricnannsescted legal matters in Plen-
~ tI y tbe first of the week.
- handle the Chevrolet cars and
We s. n' BBredevine and Larson, West pe !;
y. adv -oo- :,
sos satins, Jersey and the
Dls II and woods, all the latest, just
a aesE,e Cd at JOhnsOn's Store s adv
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Disturbed Sleep Is Natures
Signal Danger Ahead

Mrs. G. w. Bushongton, Blooming,
H., says, "Come or write to 1912 S.
East St. and l will tell you my full
experience with Lithiated Buchu
(Keller Formula). Often was dis
turbed 20 times night" 1t acts on
bladder as EPSON salts do on bowels.
Drives out foreign deposits and less
ems excessive acidity. This relieves
the irritation that causes getting up
nights. The tablets cost &c each at
all drug stores, Keller Laboratory,
fredericksburg, Ohio, or locally at
Plentywood Drug Co. adv
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

Plentywood Council
Postpones Meeting Date

The Plentywood Council of the
Progressive Farmers will not hold its
regular meeting, Monday night, No
vember 9Th owing to election. The
meeting will be held the following
Wednesday evening, November 9Th.
All members are requested to be
present.
MRS. P. D. HOWELL, Sec.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

Sunday school with Bible class at
10 a. m.
Divine worship at DOoley at 11:OO
a. m.
Morse services at Outlook at 2:3O
p. m.
English services at Antelope at
1880 p. m. The question of organic
ing Luther League will be brought
up for consideration. The young
people of the community are espe-
cially invited to attend this service.
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nv Mr.: and Mrs. Tony Reinertson
lett for Dickinson, Mont Fr; sSOn
morning where they will remain foy
the winter. man lor
90
MRS. Richardson and baby left the
nospltal Wednesday for her bo me
at Antelope. M nome
M Mrs. Grace K. Corey of Peerless.
Mont was a business visitor in Plen,
tywood and Westby a few DAYS last
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4 .s-@ - ssssssHeG-1zs5>

DR.. Zimmerman, eyesight specialist,
may be consulted about scientific OPP
teal service and correct glasses at
the Plentywood Hotel Saturday P. M.
and Sunday, November 10th-11th, at
Redstone between trains, Nov. 18th.
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WOULD YOU HAVE VETOED
THAT LEGISLATIVE ACT HAD
YOU NOT HAD A PERSONAL IN
TEREST IN ITS PASSAGE AND
APPROVAL. AND DID YOU CON
SUIT "HONEST JOHN BEFORE
AFFIXING YOUR SIGNATURE
THERETO?
(Signed) FRANK J. EDWARDS.
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Contracts on eight projects involv-
inp 81 miles of road and four bridges
let bv state highway commission.
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Winnett Section of North Get
Creek road runrino from bottom of
Rohr hill to steel bridge is completed.
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TUX SALE-My dwelling in Antelope
Will make attractive price if taken
az once. Size 24x34 and SIT porch.
also 28O acres pasture land near
reserve, Mont, running springs
and fenced, priced for a quick sale,
SIzOO. F. D. Morck, Plentywood,
Mont. (21-tf)
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Glasgow.-New $4,000 flood con-
troll dixie is completed in south part
of the city.
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WEAVING PIGGS $40, sired by
Montana's Grand Champion Duroc
Jersey Boar. Bears, bred gifts and
sows for sale. Wallace Ranch,
Jens, Mont. 29-t4
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FOR SALE-Purebred bronze tur-
keys. Young toms, ST, hens SIS if
taken by Nov. 5. Eight old hens
and one tom, hens at ST and tom
SIS. | won first and second at
Sheridan County Poultry Show,
1928, on turkeys. MRS. P. REIT-
EN-, Rt. 1, Plentywood. 30-t1
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FOR SALE-Restaurant and Meat
Market combined, fully equipped.
Coed terms. Box "a, Richland,
Montana. (29-3t)
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FOR SALE-Feed barn and dray line
fully equipped and doing good bus
mess. Box "a, Richland, Montana.
(29-3t)
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Carl Hovdey, who lost his car in
PlentywoOd last week and had the
sheriff's office looking for it, was
much pleased when it was recovered.
Just like Grandpa's specs-it was
"mislaid."
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

The car licenses in Montana have
passed the 100000 mark. One car
observed on the streets of Plenty
wood this week had license number
102,175 the highest number known in
this section by 5000 and the year is
not over.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

Used PIANO like new in this vicin-
tv for sale. Cheap if taken at once.
Easv terms if desired. Box 944,
WillistOn, N. D. (3O-4tp)
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MRS. P. D. HOWELL, Sec.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Mad
sen of Reserve, a big 10-pound boy
at the Memorial Hospital, Wednesday
morning, October 23rd. Mother and
child are doing nicely
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MILK GOATS For Sale also pure
bred Light Brahma chickens. In
cure at the Producers News or P.
D. Howell, Plentywood. (28tf
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FOR SALE-FOrd light truck. Cheap.
E. R. GOoder, Plentywood. 29-t3
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Learn Auto & Aviation Mechanics,
sure future. We pay 25c above market
i 1 wheat. Write for information.
Il Hanson Authorization School, Fargo,
n Oak. (23-13t)
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I'm not going to forget the Bio
naliowe'en Carnival yanIi Dance Wed.
nesday evening, October 31st. at the
Farmer-LabOr Temple. " ''o
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.lLTant
IN Ads

,oCT-Black Portfolio containing Su-
% DorMade Cook Wear literature, be-
Rreen Tourist park and business
% .".tion Finder please return to
II. office and receive reward. w.
P Gardner z4-tI
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EANTED TO BUY-One registered
SbOrthorn bull of serviceable age.
Must be a good individual. Andrew
Elvsaas, Rt. 2, Froid, Mont. (30-4t)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mum
son, Sunday night, Oct. 21st, bounc-
ing girl. Harold is all smiles. The
mother and child are getting along
fine.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

FUR SALE-Heating Stove. Inquire
Of Emil Stenmark, Plentywood.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Dwelling in
Antelope. F. D. Morck, Plentywood
(24-tf)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

POIrND-In front of Mint Cigar
Strre two Chevrolet MILLER" keys.
Owner can have same by calling at
6is office and paying for this ad.
(29-tf)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Farris, Mr.. and
MRS. Paul Kurtz and Mrs. 1. p
ayers were entertained at luncheon
at the Elgin by Pasku Popesku last
saturday at loo o'clock. A splendid
repast was enjoyed by the marty
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

I0ST-Bunch keys IN black leather
DV eo.e Return to this office for re-
.a1 27-tf
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

JACK Becker, who has a place of
business at Medicine Lake was in the
sheridan County Metropolis between
i Trans Tuesday. Jack saws Joe Do
ms town is the coming CITY of the
county 5 IVY VI ele
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

TMIND-Parker fountain pen. Own
o. can have same by paying for
This ad and proving property. Pro
J & News. 25tf
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs Nels Sundsted were
Plentywood callers Sunday. Nels is
an Independent candidate for repre-
sentative from this district.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

Theodore Grossneck of Pepper
Sask., was in Plentywood Saturday
and Sunday looking over some cars
and tractors. He also looked after
some legal matters while here.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

DR.. R. E. Bechtel and Postmaster
A. E. Gutekunst of Drayton, N. u,
spent the week end of October l2tn,
visiting and hunting with Supt. M.
o. Glorvick.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

Thomas Burris of Spokane was III
Plentywood between trains the flrsI
of the week and called upon DR.. and
Mrs. York. He will be here later
with a car of fruit.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

VIM. Wise and wife of Outlook mo.
tored to Plentywood Tuesday. Mr.
wise was here to have some necessary
repairs made on his car.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

Henry o. Hanson was in from hi.
farm in the Antelope country Wed
nesday on matters pertaining to trac
tor fuel.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

While Norbert Portra of Froid was
entertaining some of his friends last
Tuesday night in Reserve u unknI know
narties stole his Chrysler II sedan;
The sheriff's- office was notltled ana
the car was traced to Dagmar where
Il had remained until early hours OF
the morning. Returning to Reserve
and heading south toward Medicine
lake it was ditched about halt a
nil, nile from town, where it was found
badIv wrecked but nobody near. Inc
owner was notified and the car was
brought to Froid for repairs. Nor d,
bert saws he is glad to have the cal
hack but if he k2ew who took II ne
would be tempted to work EN-
over"
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Mf -
o....ssZSatins, Jersey and the
pre- e. and woods, all the latest, just
res wed slI at JOhnsOn's Store adv
exs
IN % AdsI
AS%:ls:
,oCT-Black Portfolio containing Su-
D SorMadp Cook Wear literature, be-
E 1l Tourist park and business
% .s.tion Finder please return to }
This office and receive reward. w.
r F. Gardner, 24-tf
I0CT-Runch keys IN black leather
DV .osp Return to this office for re-
ward. gu
TM1ND-Parker fountain pen. Own
~ ran have same by paying for
his ad and proving property. Pro
ducers News. zot1
mIND-In front of Mint Cigar
Store two Chevrolet miller" keys.
owner can have same by calling at
This office and paying for this ad.
WANTED TO BUY--One registered
SbOrthorn bull of serviceable age.
Must be a good individual. Andrew
Elvsaas, Rt. 2, Froid, Mont. (30-4t)
Used PIANO like new in this vicin-
nv for sale. Cheap if taken at once.
Easy terms if desired. Box 944,
WiliistOn, N. D. (SO-4tp)
FOR SALE-Ford light truck. Cheap.
E. R. GOoder, PlentywOod. 29-t3
FOR SALE-Purebred bronze tur-
keys Young toms, 81. hens SIS if
taken by Nov 5. Eight old hens
and one tom, hens at 81 and tom
SIS. won first and second at
Sheridan County Poultry Show,
1928, on turkeys. MRS. P. REIT-
EN-, Rt. 1, PlentywoOd. 30-t1
FOR SALE-Restaurant and Meat
Market combined, fully equipped
Coed terms. Box "a, Richland
Montana. (29-8tl
FOR SALE-Feed barn and dray line
fully equipped and doing good bus
mess. Box "a, Richland, Montana
(29-8t,
WEAVING PIGGS $40, sired b!
Montana's Grand Champion Duro
Jersey Boar. Bears, bred gifts an,
sows for sale. Wallace Ranch
Jens, Mont. 29-t
MILK GOATS For Sale also pur
1 bred Light Brahma chickens. In
cure at the Producers News or I
1 D. Howell, Plentywood. (28t
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