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Evening star., 1928-01-25
BY Public Auction
At No. 1918 c St. NV.
Monday. January 30, 1928
Commencing 10 O'Clock AM.

Fur trimmed Coats, Morning. Afternoon and
Eyenlng Dresses ant Gowns Millinery etc.
ALSO
Garment Cases with Tr'niicaie Mirror. ksh
'snsfire He ,ters Singer se~tns Machine NesN,
rl.str,r ir,n Vacuum ttsSnrF. ih"piAN a
ti-a Htn,istw n(~uinV k}Xt}tFvS. etr
The above will Hrst i@ orvre,i a. an en-
ttrvlN and = satisfactory hsd - hot re
crirat wiii ste immediately snd n ds'A'i.
TerAts' cash
lrNsfoRn l.. HAMNtH TtnsIre
is'A ~ vr.S tattuiuio9n Eu'htn<
TnO~ j. own & son. Att' rloNrER>,
i.5 EYE ST NV,
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TRUSTEES SAFE ~ .vNrAaLr rnRfr.
STORY AMI RASEMESf ERh y
nWFlflNt, KNOWN As PREMISES

rRrsyFES. SAFE oF ,yNr,AyaLf rNRsE,,lts, :
40, 4Iti i. STRNEr okruWk>F
Re ,trttie of certain 'feea NJ lsH~'. ooh
rer"r,,eA IA Llher NJ, asac te,in a.: g, sre
az tho land records At the District ~ '"'1m
Mia ant a the reauest NJ ths narts se'ttiet
thereby the undersigned 'u toe. VII .eH Al
nuhlir auction In tr,tnI ct ths premises on
MoSnAv, Tnr slArhr nAy. M. o. rr EsnHsiS: piy
oCt.ocE rM INC trllowiNs ;,e.,'. ~, ',@a ,r
Iu,nhla and de.isnatea ~ AMI lelax |"t ~
in e =, Chesney : saeh,tst,n. Of m'si"al
t,iher n At folio ins in she surveyor :
onica of the plstFtet cf te'umMa,
Tsfhs Said suh{ect ca pcter deed ~
tfust Tor IS ana further rArtt ntsts et Which
Will Iva announced AT time "t S1ie the rUf
chane ptcr ahase ssb' trast tn s~ ea,a /"
ASH A ,trnosit ~ ~3nn scuWtrci totsEN
Noetns teoensns etc. ~ thFs'hts@f r"st
Terms ta Iva complied NttN attfQn thitt
da,s utheVNl&a ,tet,ust t"rtVtte sni thu
nfrnsstv ma. I've a;'t~.ts .ei ant sesch a,
the ,lsrIetion aG the tt1tstses
L " stMHsNN
q ffRVN M*{ife
ta"A - ~ tat HtN>t*rs
tuO~ ! own so< AtCrinNGFRS,
A
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Trustees Sale of Semi Detached
Brick Dwelling, Eight Rooms
and Bath, No. 5222 Chevy
Chase Parkway NV, With
Brick Garage.

ratsd S'' !" he t. No o's" sop 20 i@" a op 5' a@
Iumtts ehd al the reyuest IT the pat'S ~.
oat"'i ~. thereby The nn,iof.iH.rd trustee &C., NJ
the premises On MONDAY ritz ritlRTiETn
DAY o. iANi,ARy ip9s At FoR
i'mns @ !" VII, "'e L", nnn,harea IN m% X n tranc.
4 bundon and V.ctnr hlundon sn'ell
per pisi. recorded iu the uhi,e ~ the. snr'
seF,r r. e. tan ,he h'.'r Of c"lamqna y m ,hr' y,
Tern, qt sale The above property VII
81 o"o Al III "sr esp, sp,'' due as's sep,emSer IS
ia%s ~ 600 to 10 paid a, tine Of t rlns,ms
sei ~ a'' r"s, "rrn,.~r }" Gs .sF"' ,% sGs % ,S,s
monthly nosmeni of 500 which ,ncindos
,nisre,t ~ The hr,t and Interest "nd nf,t,i.
,rli., at on,on ~ r,lrehssrr A ,teposit II
$500 90 teanired ot nurchaser At t,h,s i
taflsi fees at enat OF purrhascr fetms ~
sale ~ Il" .hmrheh Nith utthia thltt, dsy~
>efte 81" raht 3" tesell the nfhrrfN q ttr
ftzs go ""vi # The ,tvtnutitnF p"tehs~rf
alter ~" da'A a,ts, fttsrn,eNt ~ sitrh resale
% =, some ne" ,"',er pttished !" ~" 'in "i
,,,atnt tnt - e nlsMtR
RIOS I "MrN 4 ANY Ar,rtoNtthS
i'Pa ~" street Northwest
fW.+rtLa SALE OF NAtUAhiE KEhl
lsfath nElN9 4 rWn %fnHN AN
co'lhhNN Is An 'l>N, 'nflr>N'"t1 FtH,NMES Sts,n<
Rooms AM nArtl UpuT ~ a.
NN@e RN""N As "oa oti>r,NA III
ro,,. =, ',,s i, rt Of s 'e.G aes ;. ., l"s he
lant ,e"o',ts ~ !he hi.,fiet al triowh,s and
n" m,e' 5sne'i % niil sci a. Ahl,e e"'ir,,nn,
IHin,GIIbS,i,tp ia IA d .}A}TiGy ,tG .bsss
ln"iaa -isselthsi land aud nIen,t.os situate
70 ne ttis,net ~ tninmhla aud iwlns. ia,
s"t,afe hnmteret tWsut. -nine hnnttvi and
y hit nhe tHhsl' hs iescri,eh ia sasi ,ioei
az ,trNsi upah The tpliaNtHs tetms
Term" Terms ~ al. sall etHw'te - ~uh,eyt ~
| ress ~ 81 900 90 ant .at1 ni,,,tttt Mtll he
aid Hhhivtl io saiA tarei az trast In,ipntt.t
1ns, ~ y huI"htsF eu,e n,ef a,td ah''r
~tsh A." ii. Ia, n"~ @ "'' !" ~" - sas !" Al Nv ,ns, II
| n'fhts rathhe in t'ns ana IVA Wears rtst~asa
! ttNtit W.T. interest ~ The rata al II pat
t"1t uff aotuin H4tahie ~sa,i annnsiis re
| 'nfei hf ,r'ond iced ~ trust Un1a the
,he tur,hassf ln,e,est sna tasss /" ~ as,i
| n aJn>teA 10 he date oi sale A tienosii
~ ea"o 80 vi, 'r teahin'd a, ,hp ,ta,e af
! n 'he s"st ~ ,nfrh9-et fetWs ~
/ saiH 4 ia "ahpliet with within thitts
| taSs t,nm late ~ ssiF ethef ai*e
| 'epnst s,il y" f,u.teitgi AID me ptan
! Fstlthk nntths%sf attr1 iva asss aassF
uahiishsd Il. Ia W."snl@sss,i'a'a i ts"' W." ''"'''
'Nrsa'" ''r,.,,,', ,fass s'ita't n. e..
.,sao saaasf gtaslss.
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l1I5 Eve st. NV.
ALEXANDER MTNCAsTER.
lSO [ a A Nn \ ~
THOS, j OWEN ( SON ATCTTONEERs
ll2o Eve Street Nnrih hMest

'HgJSFfs NE sAAf GsrAT e YALEtPtF tNaas
.SoRRT1HhwSEsTN wAsHIxofToSS FOX 66rftEl 5 G.
r. BY virtue Of n certain deed of trust dated
necen.her Goth 1926 being instrument No
2l3 recorded December ,2nd 1928 among
me land records OF tho District of Columbia
ana 1t ,he request of the party secured
thershy. the lnacrsIgned trustees will sell at
ddFFoHsnAY dF SaNAiYlARYT THE rwE,SSyIyslSTTH r6S 6AS
O'CLOCK PM. tho following -lescrhed land
and PREMISES situate in the city Of Wash.
lhston, District Of Columbia and designated
"a and being the west 20 feet = inches front
on north Eve Street ny the fun ,iepth
thereof Of original tot fifteen tt5r in square
hNn hnhdrea and sixty-two t56"i together
WIN ne 'n'nrovemorts consisting OF a three
story and celia" brick dwelling
lrrms OF sale One-th,r1 of the purchase
n'onev to te naid n cash balance IN two
ndua instalin'ents ravahle in one and Two
wears with interest Mt seven ner rentun, PEI
Ann'm raNahlr sem'-annuay from day OF
sale, secured ny decd Of trust upon the pro,,.
eFtv sold or MI cash At tho ontion of tn.
purchaser \ d"nosit Of $500 90 viii h,
rnnuir'd al time Of S1le All conveyanc,ug
recording etc. NJ cost of purcha=er Terms
DAYS from dnv ~ sale oihnrv iso the trustees
reserve the riRhi In resell tho urnprrty NJ
the risk and cost of defaultins nurohascr
after fve davs' advertisement Of such resale
D c. wa
JAMES !. RrCKER
f. PERClEAL VII SON
HARRY S. WEIGH
tal ~ - c3 ., Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
STORY. ROW, BRICK DWELLING 252H

IIinhS; Ii,h s.6rn's HDWs nHlCK DWELLING 2'!"
By virtue nf certain deed Of trust ,'uI,
recorded in Iiher No 593i folio $50 "t
sc9; Of The land records oi tn, District Of
| secured th"reby, tn" undersigned TRUSTEE.
VIII sell at public auction in front Of the
ntnnti-es on WEDNESDAY, THE FIRST
PAY pa, ;, 0E ,pPEEER,.AhY,u Az, laas At
ing des"rihe'i Land AMI premises. situate in
the District Of Columbia and ,Iesl 1naicfi ~
| a''l lcinS lot - in Harry. y. Wilson's sub
dnIvi%'nn n',nn, ~ lot, ~ block !" uounrMa Got n !,
Of the SURVEYOR for the District of Columbia
in Liter :!S M folio IA. executing thr
wcst or rear 81 feet ',v that width Of laid
lot dedicated for pubic aev rrtrup.es ~
shown on niai in sold surveyors office IN
fihnr - AZ folin . said block 30 now
known for purposes Of as-ozsnout ard taxa.
tion ~ suuare 1886 subject ia covenants Of
record
Terms: Sold subject 10 prior decd of
trust for So 360 90 further particulars Of
which Will he announced at time of sale ~"
purchase price above said trust to hn Datd In
cash. A deposit nf $500 required Convey
1uring recording. rtc. nj ptirrha-ers { cost
Terms To he comriied With within 30 dats
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prorertv
may he advertised and resold ut the discre'
tion pf the trustees
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two.
Story Brick Dwelling, Being
Premises No. 1928 Fifteenth
Street Northwest.

Bv viItue Of a Certain deed ~ trust, datefi
February % 1929 i.etug instrument No
lio recorded, February - iaeH. among the
land records Of the District u Columbia
and ai 'he request of The rarty secur@i
al nuhllc auctlnn. in frcnt of IN" premises
on TI1FsnAY THE FIFTEENTH hay nf
THiRTY O'clock PM. the following .de
..ribed land ard premise. situate 10 tho nis
ing lot 100 in y. b. Groffs snhdivisio,
q square 100 az ner Mat recorded 10 Lihet
No. 10 f,lin ~ OF the records Of the oftif~
af the surveyor OF the District nf Columbia
Terms: Sold suhfect 10 = prior deed Of
trust for 81 50H 90 further particulars OF
Hhich will ne announced At time of sale; The
purchase price above sad trusi to he paid
IN cash A d~nosit Of 500 90 required
forveSarcinw reenr1tiag etc. al purchaser .
cns, Terms - he con,niiei with within
ihirt~ d1s< otherwise deposit forfeited and
the nrriertv NAV fee adver'isnd ard res0ld
IT the diserri s,n nf the tFnsirrs
CLARENCE y nE VElLE
JAMES Il. NICHOLSON
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Bankruptcy Sale of Ladies' and
Misses Clothing. Millinery,
Store Fixtures, Etc.

Ev virtue If an cryis.r ~ the Snpre me-
Court of the Fslstrtcl 81 Eulumha, holding ?
Rank FuPtFv Court IN Fs VIII ana ko~"0. rssi
lnx as Maisun Blanche B9ukruut Ne. 1912
L. ..ral MI ILL
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AUCTION SALES.
TH05. ! OVEN & SON ATCTT0NEERs
ll23 Eve street North wet


TRUSTEES SALE Of vALgAtLs: STORY
FRAME DWELLING KSOWS AS 2lo
CAPITAL AVE w CITY D e..
By virtue "f d.n,i % trust, Med fnr
ni~nt M &: n the land fsco-ds of saId
district and ~ the requcst of the party, ~.
cured the undersigned trustees will sslI at
public su'tmr IN ffont pf the DremIses On
MnSDAY THE IHtRTiErH DAY OF JAs.
pm the fniowinI land and pren,ses' in
the D'-trirt oi Columbia to Wit: Lots ~
and lS m 'iV"k nOw sduars 40t4 lev
CITY NJ ,Der Dtaf IN the snrgevurs . Office for
sad District ~ i>Nvv Court :, AZ folio Sfs.
Terms ~ sale Sold subject to prior en-
"ln an"e of r~cord Particulars Of which
viii he srnunnceh at time Of safe baanre
20 he pad N cash Deposit 0f 500 AZ
fiTns ~ sale Adjustments TO ~ n ads ss nf
date ~ sat" Conyeyapctnx re,urdInz etc.
~ cnst ~ nUrriia@~r Terms tn he rom.
phe1 with III 30 days or teDosit forfeited
and DroDertr re1old At discretion ~ trustees.
RIcutPn ". PARKER
EVEPETT G CLEMENTS
'ais ~ S.i ~ u 30 Trgxtsse
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM 4 WEsCHLER & SON Auctioneers

| ADAM A WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
rRcSTEEs EgrsTr SALE OF IMssoyEnR2 sNiAd sEAt
sTRfET NORTHEAST, BEING a MOD,
ERN TWOSTORY AND CELLAR BUN
GALOW
By vitue Of certain deed Of trust. duly
recorded IN Lber No 5542. folio 3S0 ct seq.
OF the land records of the District OF C"nni.
hia and at the request of the partv ."''l'IeI
Tor sale bv public auction. ~ from, 81 he
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1929 AT FOiIR.
FORTY FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the following
described land and premises, situate IN the
ss,ric. n Of c'lnmha ,nn, to VI l.ota mn, nni
as "Grcruvae" now called National CITY
Heights" as per plat recorded in the ,fn"e
OF the surveyor for the District of Columbia
IN Liber 81, ut folio 10. subject TO resiIi,.
tions aud covenants of record.
Terms nf sale: One third ot purchase
money TO I've paid In cash over and above a
prior deed of trust for SO 500 with interest
at per cent per annum until paid payable
semi-annuHly and due November 1880
ana tho balance PAYABLE N monthly in@taI'
ments OF Si5 including interest ut ~ per
cent per annum until paid and secured bv a
hon on the property sold. or all cash At the
option of purchaser A deposit Of $3.50 re-.
uuited at time of sale. Convcyancng re-
nnfdng and notariat fees at cost of purchaser.
Terms OF sale to be complied with within
htteen days from date of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 10 rcsell the prop
erfN ut ilsk aud cost OF dcfaultiug pur.
'haser after five DAYS advertisement Of
s!rh resale ~ some newspaper p1hushed tc
Washington. y G.
JESSE l.. HEISKELI.
l1I5 Eve st NV
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IF
horse held by Ralph Williams N the name
Of +. j. Thompson Is not called for by
February ID 1928. same will be sold at
nublic auction ~ accordance with the law.
!" feep arg "snsr Nns rnargss; "s;orrev
rHoS OWEN 4 SON, AuCTIONEERs
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Trustees Sale of Two Desirable
Two story Semi detached
Brick Buildings. Situate Nos.
422l Brandywine Street
Northwest and ASH Forty
third Street Northwest.

~ FItiN@ NI fvFtkIN NvNIs Vt WMsF =
.~,{,l~tt IN l,ter NJ Aesa Al fNit@s IS glS
~ ths lard y~.>%,svss ut rae nsstsevs u ~
lu,niaa W shall ssll u IS.Ss x Ias sfsaeS,ssSs sSs.
KCARY An iasS AT Fot'E Thirty
nCiossK fA lots nameese<t - eSa =
inclusive ~ Leonard L. S.eksAson lansars
su,whvisian ot lots m SQUARE aegecre<s
iNsa ~ per piss recoSied Ia the eesrw 81
the surveyor tvr the rss.rict NJ totaaims
~ rvcord
al ak per cent per sanum ctyaes smt
si'nusley, erN.,s II 500 90 ~ -, @ -
fhsser ai(,wvd AtteeN dsSs from tNe ~
saie ~ vNmniete ,e~ s1Fra =" snssns
particulars NJ TIME ~ sAsa "A SNAFrssaS
AkrntR g, etSaoe
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CIAHE>cT " nE vEil.E
JAMES u. NICHOLSON
TFtistAei

'rTnr PURCHASER or rnr aRnyE ~
FCRfbFn PROPERTY ItAIt$G; FtIfEn r
-cMpI.Y wiTn Tnr Tf9NS * STArFn
THTREis ~ttn paNrERTv VIA. ~ kE
~nIn On THTr%nAY THE TWENTY
SIXTH nay oF JANUARY ia"s Al
THREE 1iiHTi O'clock Pm. sAAF
ny ORDER oF THE TRUSTEES
as a a II
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS Atrt,tk<tN,>.
Trustees Sale of Modern De.
tached Frame Dwelling, No.
58l6 7th St. NV.

By tlEtne OF certain deco OK trust duly
Of the land records OF the District OF Column:
thereby the Undersigned trustees Will offer
for sale hy ruhl,G auction. n front Of The
FIFTH DAY, OF JANUARY l9.S. AT
FOuR-THiRlY O'CLOCK PM. the follow.
ing -,iescr. bed land and premises situate IN
the District OF Columbia to Wit: Lot AZ IN
Austin {; waller snl'i'N,sion OF lots III
ni4t tecoricd IN Ltber so folio AZ of the
rrcoris OF the Office Of the surveyor of the
District of Cotumni7. subject to butining
restriction lines as shown on said plat and
COY Grants at record
Terms oi sale; All cash. A deposit OF
81 600 90 required of purchaser at time Oi
sale. Ali conNcyancing retor,iIng ami no
ta'lai fees at cust OF purchaser. Terms OF
sale to I've Coniulted with within thirty DAYS
from day OF sale, otherwise the trustees re.
serve the right ~ eseii the property at the
risk and cost Of the detauIting purchaser
after iivs tiys advertisement of such resale
N some newspaper published In the city OF
WASHINGTON d {.
John r WALLER.
THOMAS b. LAWtER.
l-t l.. c.,
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TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY SALE OF
vAtIsBl.E LEASE ,WlTu PRlvli. kGF
0F Pt'RCHAstSGb up LOTS ~ 'fn ~
INcLrSIyE SQUARE :s17 PREMISES
No. ~ 2il:.l11a1H GEORGIA AvENtIF
roof
Pursuant 10 an order passed In bankruptcy
causs No f1is IN tho supreme Court of ih~
District. of COLUMBIA; entitled. In re Dis
trirt Of Columbia Spntis ard Amusement
cinh Inc" and hv virtue OF an assignment
mads 10 me | shalt offer Tor sale al n,hli"
auction To the highest bidder for cash rn
iD@s AT TEN.THtRfy Oci.oCK AN ~
the offce OF Ralph y Qttninr, referee IN
hank ruptry wilkins nmldnx Washington
= E. The leas" af nremisfs known "a lots
81 ~ ~ and 81 s,uara 1stG ia the Dis
trict Of Columbia improsed hy a sStmnitus
pont All information with rrshrt ia the
lease and ia terms Which toeitplos m 90
iion IA s,ur'hAse the land for the sum at
al hts thousand dutiars can lar had from the
unde pftot tn the time Of safe
u NtNSHtP HHFATf.FY
Trustee IN Bankruptcy
JOSEPH n SULLIVAN
Attorney tur Trustee
tat% H1Hhm
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TH0s- ]. OWEN 4 SON. ATCTIoSEERs.
l&25 Eve ST. NV.
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,it.sl 80 -
TENOR ROW

RIOS j ONFN & SON. ArCTi0%EERS
iaa3 Eve Street Northwest.
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VU UTFVT'IVV - NENEt TSENIC.
NEW JERSEY l.Or RARGATN--Sn CASH
s. monthly buys 20 lots near Atlantic City
Prcc Si60 only 81 each. DAVlnOFF. lst
Broadway New York. 25s
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-12

Wednesday, October 8, at Plentywood
hospital, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Johnson spent
Saturday in Plentywood.
j. lessen, who has been employed
in Hoel's barber shop a few months,
has bought barber shop at Medi-
cine Lake, and will move there in the
near future.
Mrs. Henry Reuter- and two little
daughters, of Havre, are visiting rel
atives and friends here for couple
of weeks.
Walter Olson drove to Minot Fri
day.
The Birthday Circle met at the
home of Mrs. o. Enger on Wednes-
day afternoon. A delicious lunch
was served by MRS. Hawbaker Fries
leben and A. Hultgren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elsness are prepar-
ing to leave for California in about
two weeks, where they expect to en-.
| joy the climate of that state during
the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hall an
children started on their trip TO the
coast Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Freund and fami
ly visited friends in Plentywood Sun
day.
Mrs. Miller of Sidney visited hel
sister, Mrs. w. Olson few days las
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olson enter
tanned company of friends at thei
home Sunday.
On Friday afternoon a prairie fir
was noticed coming from the mort
at high speed which endangere,
several farm homes, but a few tap
of the fire bell brought out bunc
of men from town who soon by tn
use of tractors for blowing, had tn
fire under control.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-12

were made for the annual fall Dazar
and supper which will be held on DC
tobeF 20.
Mrs. C. C. Petersen. and Mrs. Pete
Groskurth were Plentywood shoppers
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Evenson went TO
Miles City Monday to look after some
business affairs.
John Kallak is the proud owner
of new Wyllis Knight coupe.
Miss Martha Jacobsen spent last
Thursday and Friday in Plentywood
attending the county teachers meet
ing. The pupils of the lower grades
enjoyed a, brief vacation.
Fred Lynch of Plentywood is busy
installing a heating plant in the An
dersen filling station.
Mr.. Twedt has signed a contract
to build cottage for Mrs. E. 0. Kali
lax on the lot west of the Eidsness
home.
Richard Paulson has a truck deliv'
ering coal around town from his new
mine on the reservation. It appear.
to be exceptionally good coal. II u,
| Wednesday morning school ad
iourned for the day to take in tn,
fair and stock exhibit at Plentywood
This is as much of an educationa
proposition as any day in the schoO
room.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-12
CHlLLS AND FEVER
Dawson County Review

The copper dailes of Montana all wagng
snarling battle against Rankin and Dixon The cleo
ton of either would be calamous to the big
ton. They hate Dixon for what he did to them when
he was governor and to think of Rankin in the gov
ernor's office gives them cold shivers and shakes!
Governor Erickson is a most amiable man but since
he succeeded Dixon governor nothing official has
happened without authority from the Hennessey
building His promises reduce the state deficit have
been kept Indeed without the metal mines tax put
through by Dixon the state today would be
hopelessy further in the red than it is.
Wellington D. Rankin is not under the thumb of the
Anaconda hence the panic among copper officials and
the superheated efforts to bolster the whiting Erck
The overwhelming majority against Erickson in
Butte in the primary election gave the Anaconda chs
and fever. If Erickson could win IN the primary by
only 700 his chances against able, popular,
fighting independent opponent like Rankin in the
sraI election r. pretty pale and palIid.
We think the public why they bought the
Butte Miner.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-12
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Plentywood high school foot
ball team journeyed to Antelope and
played them a scrimmage game on
Wednesday of last week. The score
ended 40 to 0 in favor of Plentywood.
The Antelope team came to Plenty
wood Wednesday of this week and
the score was ? ??
Plentywood plays football at SEQ
hey Saturday Oct. 27. We will need
about six cars to transport the play
ers to the game. Please let us know
if you can come with US.
Examinations are being given this
week. This means the end of the
first six weeks period. Parents
should check the report cards care.
fully on Wednesday of next week tC
determine what type o fwork theil
children are doing in school. If no
satisfied with the results get il
touch with the school.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-12
RESERVE

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kallak are driv-
ing a new Whippet coach, a recent
purchase from the Lang Motor Sales
in Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. BOrnstedt re-
turned Monday from Duluth where
they have been on a short business
trip. While away they purchased a
new Chrysler sedan, de luxe model.
Mrs. Jack Zalkus returned to hel
home in Chicago after spending three
weeks visiting her mother. Mrs. P. G
Petersen and other relatives. Hel
sister Agnes Petersen returned witt
her to spend the winter.
Mrs. Dewey Christianson spent {
few days in town last week, the cues
of Mrs. Axel Christiapson.
Mrs. George Lund entertained TIL
members of the Waukeia Club ant
the ladies of the aid society at he
home last Thursday afternoon. Plan
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LIBRARY NOTES

The library has added daily pub
LEGATION to its number of newspapers,
the Minneapolis Journal. This is the
only daily paper we have from the
Twin Cities and it is without doubt
one of the best papers in Minneapolis.
The library also has a new maya
zine, the Historical Outlook, an edu-
cational magazine. 1t deals in gener-
al with education and in particular
with the teaching of history. 1t
should be of great interest to teach
ers of history.
A new novel has also been added;
cred Sky at Morning" by Margaret
Kennedy. Those who read and re-
joiced in 'The Constant Nymph" will
want to read this new novel by the
same author. The settings and char
acters are somewhat similar but Mar
garet Kennedy understands them anC
again makes them vivid and enthrall
ing. AS in the first book, the chill
dren in this book are delightful. Tn
book, Red Sky at Morning is decided
ly worth reading.
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were former DoOley residents and
have been visiting at the Tom Brock
lev home at Comertown for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ehrhardt mot
ored to Radville Wednesday, where
Mrs. Ehrhardt took the train for Re
gina to spend few days visiting her
daughters at that place.
i. ]. Sorbey and Henry Wolfe
drove to Lake Alma, Sask., Wednes-
day, where they transacted business
MIR. and Mrs. w. D. Dooley were
Plentywood visitors Tuesday.
Mat Eaton made business trip &c
Plentywood Thursday.
Cecil Johnson, who has been senloi
border patrol man here for the pas.
two years, left Friday for Swee'
Grass, Mont, where he will be sra
toned for some time.
Walter Raess of. Plentywood was
in Dooley Friday attendin" to ousf
Dewey Wigmore of Medicine Lake
called in Dooley Friday. afternoon:
Fred Jacoues of Medicine Lake
was : visitor in Dooley Friday after
noon. .. , 1;
Ole Ehrhardt of Harlow, N. d., i
visiting at the home OF his Drotner
w. J. Ehrhardt for a few days,
i Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Markusol
spent Friday evening at Medlcln
Mrs. Peter Schumacher and Mr.
Hector Schumacher motored to Plen
|, tvwood Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Chandler wer
brentwood visitors Thursday.
H. A. Bretzke made flying trip t
| Plentywood Saturday afternoon.
, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Potter drov
to Plentywood Saturday. :,
I Mrs. Kramer of Flaxville is WISH
ing at the home of her sister, Mr.
H. A. Bretzke.
Mrs. John Campbell spent the wee
end visiting her parents at Albrlt
Sask.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Simonette and Re-
: Father Leahy of Outlook were SUI
day guests at the Peter Schumak'
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy of Nashu
Mont, were Sunday guests at the
]. Schons home.
N. X. Markuson of Medicine Lal
was a Dooley visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl West of Plent
wood called in Dooley Monday afte
moon.
Mrs. Fred Forman of Plentywo
called on friends in Dooley Mond
afternoon.
Mrs. F. ]. Shilling, Mrs. M. Roos
welt and Mrs. M. w. Markuson MT
ored to Plentywood Monday.
Dante's Inferno" was shown to
large crowd here Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harry Huffman and WynO
Wankel visited friends in Dool
Tuesday evening.
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R. Vezina of St. Croix Falls, Wis,
visited old friends in Dooley We'd
nesday morning. The Vezina family
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might be a part of the regular :.
program. 1t is hoped that so. lar
q crowd will see the game ts' ana a gGOdly
tne rudlments of the pIav anu learn
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The state high school inspector
was here Thursday and Friday, Civ
ing us the once over. AS usual the
school was OKed in every respect.