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The Washington times., 1930-05-15
TRAINS VOICE
FOR NEXT
FEATURE
BY DOROTHY HERZOG
Copyright, 1880. Premier
syndicate, Inc.

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, May Is
Ramon Novarro is headed for
Lansing, Mich, where he will
spend several months, studying
with his vocal instructor, Louis
Graveure. Upon his return to
the gilded coast, he is reckoned
to star in a musical version of
Prisoner of zenda."
Recollect this silenter? 1t
launched Ramon in his first
important picture, if I'm not
way wrong. ! He played opposite
Alice Terry, with Rex Ingram
welding the megaphone.
His portrayal of the part was
even more significant, for it saw
him in a spot where he had to
stand up under comparison with
Rudolph Valentino, formerly In
grams leading man. Ramon
survived comparison. His pop
ularity today, in the talkies, is
greater than it was in the 81
lencers. Salutez.
This may be news. Sharon
Lynn rises from the sands Of
Malibou long enough to say the
houses on that beach are built
SO close together that the song
writer's living there find them
selves filching their own tunes.
The sun bathers are commenc-
ing the "burn-alloVer" expose.
1t is to be expected that the
Goodyear blimp will also COM
mence it's lazy flights over Bev-
erly Hills. That ship sent
many an eve scurying for cover
last summer. The pilot can
dip it so the darn thing almost
bounches off a roof.
Are you interested in knowing
that Fern Andra (she plays the
lead in Henry Kings new talky
version of Harold Bell Wright's
novel. Eyes of the World") once
toured in voodvil as an unad-
vertised member of Bird Mill
mans stellar wire-walking act?
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Make Comedy

Benny Ryan and Harriet Lee,
vaudeville headliners, appear in
their second comedy for Vita
phone Varieties, "A Tenement
Tangle," directed by Roy Mack.
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NOVARRO TO TAKE SINGING LESSONS
When The Feature Is
Shown On The Screen

COLUMBIA-Norma Shearer
in THE Divorce" At 1885, 1885,
$40. $40, TAO and 9:4O p. m.
RK.O.KEITH'S-Bert Wheeler
and Robert woolsey in THE
Cuckoos." At 1913 a. m. 1:2O,
3:2O, $40, 7:25 and $50 p. m.
PALACE-Ramon Novarro in
In Gay Madrid" At 11:5S a.
M, 2:l5, 4:4O, 1885 and 9:55 p.
m.
EARLE-Bernice Claire and
Alexander Gray in Song of
the Flame" At 11:45 a. m,
LAS, $50, 5:45, 1850 and $50
p. m.
FOX-El Brendel in "The
Golden Calf" At 1929, 2:40
4:45, 7:55 and 10 p. m.
RIALTO-Paul white mans
King of Jazz Revue" At l1:20,
1:2O, 1920, $40, 1920 and $40
p. m.
METROPOLITAN - w in n e
Lightner and Joe Brown in
Hold Everything" At 1l:l7 a.
M. 1883, 2:41, 4:23, COS, 7:48
and 9:32. p. m.
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Philip Barry's current play,
Hotel Universe" has just been
issued in published form by Sam
uel French.
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sophocles's "Antigone" for two
weeks, beginning May 26, at Ann
Arbor, Mich.
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OUTLOOK

Cecil Garrick had the misfortune
TO be kicked by a horse, throwing
him into the wheel of the separator
and knocking out three of hhs teeth.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Arne-
son, a girl. on August 26th. Mother
ana babe are doing nicely.
Mrs. Happy Stapleton will leave
for Camas. Mont. Saturday.
One of VIM. Writes little bows
became suddenly III Monday and was
rushed to Plentywood, but is much
better at this writing.
Ed. Hamilton and Miss Jennie
Stubbe spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cosper
Those registering at Outlook ho-
tel the past week were: Chas. T..
Hawk and wife. Madison. Mimi: 7
Thompson, w. Searle. Minot: Jaw
Mayberry Elk City, Okla: Thorn. T.
Walsh. New Richland. Wis: Herbert
kramf, Blinler. Wis: H. III. Soren-
soy. Williston; VIM. Amondson. Mi
not; VIM. Markenroth. Minot: Chas.
Bea. l.. Bryant, Geo Lofthus. Cros-
by; J.. ]. Sandle, Malta: T. l.. Cook
son. Williston: H. c. Nelson, SEQ
hey; Elder Parker, Peoria. ILL.,; r.
w. Nelson. Peoria ILL.,: Fred Kel-
logg, Hargler, Neb. Reed. Pete
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| FROM AROUND THE COUNTY


dauohters. Alice and Charlotte are
leaving soon for Canada near WIN,
nipeg. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Holland
moves into her home. CO.
Mr. and Mrs. r. ID. Clark, sue
aud Dorothy are expected home sSae-
nrday from Minneapolis, Where ~, 49,
attended the Minnesota state ral,,
Harold Wilkes and waiter ila aii a.
are in charge OF the iarHi WIN
ClarNs absence. ~. Tn
esdav at the school near ltoViuiiu :,
Miss Mitchell at Lindqulsl 8 "i
Margaret Richardson southeast VI
The first meeting of the Z. I. a;
will be held at the Antelope sc,0 90
,5riday evening. Sept. lzth' az ~
o,ciocI The committees Tor the
program. entertainment anu an
are endeavoring to make TINS az
enjoyable event. Ia ruia
Mrs. Fred Lila and Arnold L ~.
~snt sunday and Monday win MI
md Mrs. Roy Dahl of Poplar;
Mrs II. Hendrickson and Billy are
tra1,eling with Mr.. Hendrickson OH
Tho road this week. Mabel Oeiahu
is acting as operator at the teiS
phone office in place OF MIS- menu
rickson. 49,, .,aro hidden
nv Mrs. Fred Blackmore TO an az
ternoon of bridge at whlch sn1 ITs nm
tostess tuesday. Miss Carrie Ram
.tton who leaves for her home IN
nSeIv York soon, was the guest OF
honor Others at the party were
Mesdames e. Courtney, K. QUINN
Poh Richardson, Jesse Hedges, Har-
nv Larson, Peterson. 9. A. rosIeI,
a. r.. Berg, Jesse Clark, creme
Hunter. r. e. Grayson, Geo. Gray
son Alf Hoven, o. b. Hoven' -
Stewart.
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WOLF CREEK

John Pace, Jr., was taken serious
~ i'll early Sunday morning and
taken to the hospital in Plentywood.
Mrs. Cy Ulrich and son Lewis
were in Plentywood Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Jas. Cowan and daughter
We're shopping in Plentywood Mon
day.
Mrs. r. L. Phelps and daughter
Betty were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Phelps the first part of
the week.
Mrs. Vic Wilberg and children OF
Williston were visiting with the
Marsh family Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Cromwell and children
were visiting with Mrs. Cy Ulrich
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Machines
were Plentywood business callers
Wednesday.
Mrs. McCallister and Mrs. Neal
Pake were shopping in Plentywood
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Dan Campbell and children
were visiting at the Machines home
Tuesday afternoon.
VIM. Cromwell and Neal Pake
were i'm Plentywood Wednesday ev-
ening, getting repairs for their
combine.
Mrs. Lee French and Mrs. Vic vii.
berg were visiting with Mrs. A. M
Hagan Tuesday.
The Ladies' Club was entertained
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by on Tuesday to meet hi. dau shtcr
Carrie. who returned from a several
months stay in North Dakota.
Martin Wikum and fami y Moved
recently to their own farm near the
North Dakota line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Lipscomb AMI
family moved back 10 Meuici..e la. -
Monday after spending the SUMMER
on the ranch.
Mrs. Karen Hieberg plann ID to
start back to Washington Monday,
after having spent the sunaer lac. e
with her son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wi,lu zen
and family were Wi,liston visitors
Friday.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid was
held on Sunday at Sunny Hi
school.
|. Doris Williamson spont Sunday
night with Lois Vance.
Confirmation services were con-
Quoted on Sunday at Volmer Alfred
Hansen being a IN lnber Of the c ass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Brock and
Wendell We're Sunday evening call
ers at Christ Willumsen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hansen Wis
tied on Sunday at Vic Sonnenbergs.
Luella returned home with her par
ents, after having visited with her
aunt for two weeks here.
A farewell surprise party was
held on Friday afternoon on Mrs
Karen Hieberg. A number Of hnr
old friends came in to bid her good
bye before her departure west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Willumser
and family visited Sunday afternoon
at the Damstrur hone.
School will begin Tuesday in
District a. Mss O'Brien being re.
tanned at Lincoln, Miss Muriel King
will teach at Franklin Miss Eva
Hess at II. G. Anderson and Miss
Jensen at Wilson
Miss Olsen of Dooley came ii
Saturday TO have charge of View
Hill school this year.
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COALRIDGE

Mrs. Ole Doe and daughter attend
ed Grub Wednesday at the Jensen
home south of town.
Joe Tlustosch is recovering nicely
from an appendicitis operation al
The Willtston hospital Friends and
relatives from here who motored
down to visit Joe included: Mr. and
Mrs. Tlustosch. Mr.. and Mrs Par
Chapman, Peck Harshburger and
Mrs. Laura Chapman.
Mrs. John Powney spent Tuesday
Hueth.
On Tuesday the Ludwig Matheson
family motored to the Writing Rocl,
Hliis where they were entertained
at the Nelson home.
Tie Mesdames Marl-art Stenbon
Ella Murphy Maude Olson and Hat.
tie Hueth enjoyed bridge at the lat.
ters home Monday afternoon. The
honors went 10 Mrs. Olson
Invitations were extended 70 n
NUMBER or the community ladies for
shower on Mrs. Fred Paulsen and
in1ant son Charles Leroy on Thurs
DAY. After social hour Mrs. Paul
sen opened the parcels and the
serving of dainty luncheon fol-
Miss Lillian Tlustosch left We'd
nesday for Sidney. where she will
enter as High School student
MRS. Ethel Conger was interview
ing DIT. Weeks of Grenora in regard
To ear trouble this week.
Virgil Guenther left Tuesday bv
train for Spokane en- route to his
home at Harrison. Idaho. Mr.
Guenther was afflicted with rheuma.
tism and will consult Spokane nhv-
sicians before going 10 his home
Little Mildred Nelson is gl,est
this week of her cousin Bernie,
Mafheson. Miss Mildred. who's
home is near Westby expects ~
attend school here this term.
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Miss Ethel Holmquist has been
engaged at the Harshburger schooi'
Helen Steinke at the Brentlesoh,
and Mildred Nelson of Antelope AT
the Roosevelt school this coming
term.
Virgie Guenther and Mabel Ator
were calling the Pete Lodahl' Har-
sen homes on Tuesday in regard 10
school matters.
Mrs Maude Olson and daughter
Harriet returned recently from
Shaunavon, Can. where they have
visited at the Jack Grayson home.
Mrs. Tlustosch is looking forward
/ this week to q visit from her daugh-
ter Christine and son of Victoria
Canada
TO Ambrose. N D.. Monday, where
they visited their sister Rena, who
is a patient at the hospital.
The Levi Kaufman folks expect
to leave this week for a few days
ptay at Minot Mrs. William Lob
deli and Arleen will accompany the
Kauffmans as far as i'laXton. where
they will visit at the Smith home
Mrs oscar Thorstensen Of Dag
mar. Margaret stephen and Hattie
Hucths were dinner guests of Mrs.
day. The Mesdames Stephen and
Hueths were also consulting Coun-
: ty Agent Ferguson.
Mrs. Clarence Chapman had as
Sunday dinner guests. Mrs. Math
Ottenbreit and daughters Elizabeth
: md Anna. Mabel Ator and Pearl
, Matheson.
Orville Chapman and Oscar Thor
stensen made a business trip TO
| Froid Wednesday.
Mrs. Martha Hill has accepted
work at the Grenora hospital, be-
ginning he~ new duties Wednesday.
Little Leabelle Kaufman suffer
ed painful accident last week.
when she fell from trunk frac-
turing the elbow. She was taken to
the Grenora hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krauso and family
of Re serve We're Friday dinner
guests at the Deb Chapman home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Myers and
daughter Irene were Plntywood
shopprs Friday and while in town
called at the Charles Luehr home.
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QUTTMEYER

Mrs. James Mattingly of Minot
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Schaumkessel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Vance and
Miss Vera, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Brock and Wendell were Thursday
evening visitors at the H. w.
Henke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stampe and
daughter of South Dakota are
here for a visit with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Turnell and
Miss Agnes left for their home
at Monohmen, Mimi, ON Saturday
following weeks visit with their
daughter and family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jacobsen of
Dagmar are the parents of baby
daughter.
] Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Sorenson
and Ruthie were county seat visit
ors on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Patterson Wis
tied Sunday afternoon at Vic Son.
nenbergs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Hieberg
and children spent Sunday at
Battleview, N. d., visiting at Mrs.
Hieberg's brother and family.
Mrs. Mike Hoff and baby spent
Sunday at A. w. Sorensons.
Miss Ella Peterson spent Sun
day with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Hansen, AL
fred and Gladys were shopping in
Williston in Saturday.
The Hendricksons spent SUNDAY
visiting cousin at Redstone
Miss Mable and Elizabeth Han
sen spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurth of McCabc
and Miss Fredricks of Medicine
Lake visited Sunday at Herman
Petersons.
Mrs. C. r. Brock and Wendell
called at H. c. Hansons on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Bell Of
Medicine Lake spent Sunday al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
Sonnenberg.
Mrs. Christ Williamson anG
Irene visited Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Jack Vance.
Bro. Rhode held services at, View
Hill school house on Tuesday af-
ternoon. DR.. Harris, the ex-sec.
rotary of the Baptist Association
was with him and gave a very in.
teresting talk.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patterson anc
children visited at Vic Sonnen.
bergs on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Anna Grnalund visited the
Rasmussen girls on Friday after.
noon
Friends here will be sorry to-learr
that Geo. S. Bell has been quite sicl
with the flu and confined to his he'd
for a week
Mrs. IT. W. Henke and Mrs @ p
Brock attended the South Dagmar
home Demonstration Club held nj
the home OF Mrs Pete Theusen ON
Thursday afternoon.
Henry Groin resumed his work on
Route three this week after an alb
sence while threshing.
Mrs. Karen Hieberg was on the
sick list few days last weeg.
Mrs. II. G. Hanson drove to West
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Mrs. James Clausen and son Leo
motored to Plentywood Wednesday,
where Leo remained over night at
The hospital to receive medical at
tention.
l.. j. Sorbey made business trip
to Plentywood Thursday.
The Stenseth and Kalfleich fami-
lies motored to Plentywood Thurs
day.
l'hyllis Decker of Minot, N. D.,
spent a few days last week as the
,uest Of Janet Goss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyle Goss and fam
ily were Plentywood visitors Thurs
day afternoon.
j. r.. Segar was here from Scobey
friday looking after his farming in
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. sommer and son
Minneapolis, Mimi, are visiting
II the home Of Mrs. Sommer's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Engdahl.
Mrs. George Ehrhardt and Mrs
n. w. Markuson motored to Plenty
wood Friday evening.
rom Broclley Of comertown At
ondcd to- business matters in Doc
~ Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Decker and
GENTLY Of Minot, n. D.. visited witt
fiends in Dooley Saturday and Sun
mr. and Mrs. x. i. Mar usor
we're guests at the NJ. w. Markusor
ONE Saturday From here they
| eeturned to Omaha. Nob.. where Mr.
| Markuson attends school.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hall Of Re
gina. Sack, were week end guests a
he home Of Mr.. Halls parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. w. j. Ehrhardt.
| Dorothy Rupert spent the weel
md visiting her parents at CO by
! Y. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bolin or
wed Monday from Tugene. OreSon
ar. Bolin has accepted the position
Of principal here during the COMING
school term. They will occupy tn
Fred Jacques house while here.
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RESERVE

Carl Hole and Lars Angvick
drove to Plentywood last Thurs
day evening to secure some thoro-
bred cattle shipped to that town
from Wisconsin. The cattle were
distributed among members of the
All Calf Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lund
drove to Minot last Saturday. Mrs,
Lund remained there for a few
days.
Miss Bina Murk spent last week
with Aleneda Mead on the Reser-
walton.
Our school will open next Tues
day, Sept. End, with Jas. T. Ran
dali in charge of the upper grades
and Mrs. A. H. Cross handling the
lower grades. Six or seven new
pupils will start this season and
as many more little ones will be-
gin their first year.
The school house has been given
complete renovating, kalsomin-
ed, painted and woodwork varnish-
ed. New seats have been installed
and a complete set of weather
strips have been fitted on the
doors and windows. The school
board has also secured eighty new
chairs for the school which can be
used at card parties and other af-
fairs held in the building where
the desks cannot be used.
Roy Hunter who has been spend
ing short vacation with his par
ents east of town, returned or
Tuesday afternoon to San Francis
co.
Mrs. Everson returned last Thurs
summer visiting at her old home il
Norway.
Mrs. Herman Nelson returned las
week from a trip to Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sorbel of Froic
| were Sunday guests at the c. c
Peterson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Larsen have
moved into town from the farm fol
the winter.
| Miss Eva Macheel, who taught Tho
Rose Hill school last term. returned
last week 10 spend few DAYS witt
friends here. She left last SATURDAY
Tor Scobey where she will teaci
school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Steward ant
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grayson were
Sunday guests at the Rorvig home.
Bruce Henderson rs working a.
third assistant at the Occident Ele
vator this week.
The county grading outfit is max
ing extensive improvements to tn,
road east of town. making mucl
improved approach to the new stat
Highway.
VIM. Moran has been temperate,
engaged as assistant at the Resery
Garage.
Hans Tjomsos made a car trip I,
Minot the last of the week.
A large Indian camp has been es
tablished on the flat south Of town
They evidently moved in from neal
Poplar. Probably they don't Xix,
the idea Of living too near that towr
with the epidemic reported there.
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Dy Mrs. Everett Rosenbaum at har
new nome on the reservation Thurs.
day afternoon. A"u's-
Mrs. Vic Wilberg and children
were visiting with Mrs. VIM. Crom-
Well Friday afternoon.
a large crowd of young follse
sathered at the home of Mr.. and
9 Mrs' ~ hosebaum Thursday even
ing 10 help Kathryn Barney colo
brate her birthday.
ALVIN Cornelius and ID. M. Mae
Times We're business callers in Rod
stone Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Vic Wilberg and children
left Sunday morning for their home
IN Williston after visiting with rel
allves the past two weeks.
Miss Louise Marsh left sunday
morning for Minneapolis. where e,,,
VIII I'VE with her grandparents. Mir
ana MRS. 10. E. Phelps and attend
her third year Of high school.
Schoot VIII open September. The
znd' az the Phelps school. MI
Mia Robinson VIII be the teachc,
again this year.
Miss Hazel and Mabel Marsh Glt,
French and MaNw u Machines viii
attend high school in Redstono nj
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Campbell apd
children were visiting with Mr. anf
Mrs. Jack Sheridan Sunday af;cr
noon.
Miss Addie Graves Of rlen woo.
was visiting with her mother. Mrs
Jack Sheridan over Sunday.
Neal Fake had the misfortune 4,
nave IS CIR burn up ca.ly ia
morning near the Phelps schoo'
Dar\ Cami bell and Hugh lr.,4o-
We're callers at tic Face honlc MN
day evening.
Chas. Marsh had his foot bad,
cruahed while running a combin
Nita Robinson arrived Monda
: evening TO start school Tuesday a
: the Phelps school.
Mre. McCallister Mrs. Cy Uric
and Mrs. VIM. Cromwell were Ilen
tyWood visitors Tuesday afternoon.
John Pace and children left Wed
nesday morning for Williston r.
ceiving a message that John. j
was seriously ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Pake are IN
!. proud parents of a baby girl tina
arrived Thursday evening.
The community was saddene
Thursday morning when a messae
arrived that John Pace. Jr., ha
passed away at the Will'ston bof.
tai. The funeral took place in Pier
n
! largely attended by ncighbore On
friends Of the youn~ ran and n
d, family. The family have the deel
est sympathy of the con,r u~ifv
: the loss Of their sen a~d b 20.
Mrs. Mckinney Of Lanarl-. sist
of Mrs. Pace. '..ns re 70 after
2 the funeral of John Pace, Jr.
Mrs. Dan Campbell, Chas. Steel
and ID. M. Machines were in Fla,
: Vile Saturday evening TO get r
. poirs for heir combine.
Mr.. ard Mrs. GO Frorch and c'.i
= drcn Of Smo' Crno'- Woo Vi STIR
at the bore of Mr.. and Ms. II.
:, French Sunday.
Q County Agent Fergu~oH md ,vi
were visitin" in the 'HYlun''y Su
o day afternoon.
: Mr.. and Mrs J. nj. R,rA-e we
r visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
Wise Sunday Afternoon.
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Mrs. lehlstrom Of Adams. N. D.,
returned to her home TuesdGy after
spending q couple of weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Crveney.
l.. ]. Sorby Was a Plentywood Wis
itor the last OF the week.
Ed. Koser of Plentywood was at
tending to business matters in Doc
ley Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. n. r. Loucks and
family were Sunday visitors at the
Frank Loucks home.
August Olson of Comertown was
a business visitor in Dooley Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Ibsen were
Plentywood visitors the last of the
week.
w. W. Scott and family were Wis
iting Robert Brockleys at Plenty
wood Sunday
Miss Dorothy Rupert spent the
week end at Crosby. n. d.. visiting
relatives.
/ w. J. Ehrhardt has been attend
( ing to business matters looking af-
ter his farming interests IN Cana
da the past week.
Contractor Urquhart is building a
large granary for Peter Erickson.
Donald KerSten and TsnoS Nelson
were visiting i'm Plentywood Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall of Re.
Gina visited relatives i'm Dooley ov-
er the week end.
c. l.. Dooley spent Sunday in
! Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bolin of
Eugene. Ore. arrived in Dooley Mon
day. Mr.. Bolin will have charge OF
the Dooley schools the coming year
School will start Sept Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ehrhardt were
Plentywood visitors the last of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Decker and
family Of Minot. n. D., were visit
ing friends in Dooley Saturday and
Sunday. John returned home with
them Monday. having spent his sum
mer vacation at the Franklin ranch
Gus Swanson of Billings was Wis
-iting at the l.. J. Sorbey home the
last of tho week
Mr.. and Mrs. Sonmor Of Mime.
apolis are visiting the latter's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. n Engdahl o
few days.
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q letting
Up Nights

Getting Up Nights, Backache.
BUSINESS. or Burning, due to Junction.
Al Bladder Irritation, In acid condi-
lions, makes you feel tired, depressed
ana discouraged, try the Cystex Test.
WORKS fastr starts circulating thru
thousands for rapid and positive ac-
tlon. Don't give up. Try Cystex (pro-
nounced Siss-tex) today, under the
lron-Clad Guarantee. Must Quickly
array these conditions, improve rest
Only coo at ~s~'
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Kroger. Peoria, ILL.,; Gus Schultz.
Peoria, Ill.,; Gus Schultz. Peoria,
ILL.,; Mrs. Baugasver, Norma, ~ D.:
Alex McGilN airy. Anacartes. Wash. /:
j. l.. South. Keokuk, Ia; Edward.
Cypert, Geo. w. Johnson. City, Jack
Wilson. Twin Falls. Idaho: Roy Nell
son, Peoria, Ill.
Christina and Leona Deck were
Plentywood visitors Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Deck and son Max are
leaving for Minton. Can. Tuesday.
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(Too late for last week.
Bernadetta Kelly of Wiiliston, N
D.. was in Dooley Tuesday on her
way to Comertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kalfelish and
family of Minot. n. D.. were over-
night quests ct the H. n. Steneeth
home Wednesday.
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Friday ..: Sept. u. 1874

tant finally ree ssGi1tS'a !. Mon
dollar rain. It came downs " + million
buckets and Cascades 90 % Sheets
OF it and it did imn r,'1 Inches
good to crops. measurable
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-09-12

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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-09-12

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