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The producers news., 1930-11-07
"DAKOTA" GIRLS
In LAW OFFICES

Agnes Anger has become Secre-
tary and reporter for States Attorney
McMurchie, of Cavalier. Donna
Bakken has gone to Atty. Weston,
Fargo. Both girls trained at Dakota
Business College, Fargo, many OF
whose alumni have become highly
paid court reporters. Congressman
Frank H. Horner, prominent Twin
Cities attorney, is D.B.C. man.
oO% of Fargo Offices, all Fargo
banks, employ Dakotans. Follow
the successful with ACTUAL
BUSINESS training Copyrighted
at D.B.C. only. Winter term
Dec. 1. Write F. L. Watkins,
Pres, 800 Front ST., Fargo.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

The Misses CnrlStine X. Wllhel-
NINA Uech were fIenJyWood VISITORS
last TUESDAY.
mrs. ~. Garrick has been on the
sicA IlSL LnlS week.
M. anu ALrs. Ied Kohler drove
10 MInneapOIlS tuesday. Mr.. hohl-
er IIsJ5 work there.
Aars. trauh LAonIer went 10 North
DahoLa tuesday. Wnlle there she
VIII visit Illenus ana relatives.
MRS. hvd EnSler rom FIenLyWood
was a VIsllor IN OUTLOOK Thursday.
MRS. Arneson ana baby ana her
brother ana SISTER moved TO Dagnlar
tuesday. Ar. AIneSOn StlII resumes
MS dulIeS al Ine coal mine.
The Ioohe IaInlly nave moved out
OF rne ola pruning Office. Mildred
Is going 10 nlgn scnooI at Conner
| town.
OIe Garrick is moving the old
printing office TO his farm, where
1t VIII De used for a dwelling.
Inc s, b. ladies held their weekly
Injecting al the nome OF Mrs. John
Ladd, Sr. AT $500 o'clock a most
delicious lunch was served.
Dad ana George omar returned
from Lewlstown, Idaho, last Mon
day.
mr. and Mrs. Keogh and Mrs. Ladd
Jr., left Tor North Dakota to attend
Lne funeral or Mrs. keogh's father
and Mrs. Ladd's grandfather.
Mr.. Harry Prescott took his sol
Rlcnard 10 Minot Monday, Where
kIchard had his eyes examined.
"A large crowd ATTENDED the Higl
school Carnival and dance, and tn
nlgh school sincerely thanks thos
VINO helped to make the carnival
success.
Mr.. prescott and Richard returned
from Minot Wednesday.
. Herman Wangerin and MadelIn
Nelly were married last week. Tn
) community extends congratulations
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. j. Scott drove t
Havre Wednesday, where they will
visit their son. Mrs. Clinton Cospe
: accompanied them as far as DodSor
, where she will visit her son Ken
: meth and daughter Lois.
A large number of the Plentywoo
: young folks attended the Carniva
' dance at Outlook Friday.
The Misses Helen and Edna Har
and Alice Graves came home froT
: Havre to visit over the week end.
o George Nelson of ScObey was a
= Outlook visitor Sunday.
q Chester Ford and family of Sec
: hey were visiting friends in Out
look Sunday.
The Midnite Ramblers played &
White Saturday night. The dane
was quite we'll attended.
A large number of the Outloo
young folks attended the dance {
r Dooley Saturday night.
r A large number from here attenC
e ed the dance at Whitehall Saturda
! night.
= Among those who registered
e the Outlook Hotel were: J. Jerom
II Chicago; w. A. Hoffman; w. ]. Co
= ferman; A. M. Hayes, Minneapoli
II A. e. Baird, F'laxton, N. D.; J.
Hampson, Crosby; George f. Oma
Outlook; Mike Flannery; V. A.. Car
= son, Gladmar; f. E. Deck, Outlook
w. A. Carlson from Gladmar w;
lr a visitor at the home of Mike Fla
merry October 31st.
The producers news., 1930-11-07
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned B. Larsen
and Luther Hultgren, heretofore
co-partners doing business at Cros-
by, North Dakota. under the firm
style of Crosby Meat & Grocery
Company and at Westby, Montana,
under the firm style and name of
Westby Meat & Grocery Company,
have dissolved such partnership,
effective November 1st, 1880, and
that from and after said date the
said business conducted at Crosby,
North Dakota, will be owned and
operated by the undersigned B.
Larsen as sole owner, and the said
business conducted at Westby,
Montana, will be owned and oper-
ated by the undersigned Luther
Hultgren as sole owner.
Dated this 1st day of November,
1880.
B. LARSEN
TTTHEp HTTT TGPEN
The producers news., 1930-11-07
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Due to the limited time in which
to conduct the installation services,
members and friends of the Lu-
theran church will kindly note the
date and hour in which the install
lation will take place in the vari-
ious congregations Archer, Sat
urday, Nov. Is at IL a. m; Ray
mond, Sat-, Nov. Is at 2:30 p. M
Plentywood, Sum-, Nov. Is at 10.SC
Outlook, Sun, Nov. 16 at 2:3O p
M; Antelope, Sum-, Nov. 16 at 7:3(
p. M; Dooley, Mon, Nov. II a
1000 a. m.
The producers news., 1930-11-07
IDEAL WEATHER

Sheridan county is enjoying
ideal weather at the present time.
Many farming have been taking
advantage of the moisture in the
ground to do fall blowing and this
work is continuing as the weather
remains mild with only moderately
cool nights.
The producers news., 1930-11-07
NORTH DOOLEY

A very successful Halloween pro-
gram was put on by the teacher and
pupils of the Jefferson school last
Friday.
Mrs. Thos. Henderson is visiting
her daughter and family at Savage,
Mont.
Peter Erickson purchased the Ford
coupe sold at the Van Pelt sale.
John olson has been doing some
mechanical work on Miss Ruggle's
Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dahl and
family visited at Bert Klakken's
Sunday
The producers news., 1930-11-07
BABY GIRL DIES

A baby daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Madsen, who re-
side on a farm on the reservation
west of Reserve, died this Friday
morning, living one day. The
mother is not doing any too well
Mr.. Madsen was in Plentywood to-
dav
The producers news., 1930-11-07
LOCAL MARKETS
-, Iovember 6, 1890

- Hill of outlook is a
,,iient at the local hospital
,,orris of outlook was seen
hgs ,Se Plentywood streets MohuaS'
Henry sachow spent the week
u Ti,h her daughter and tamily IN
soobey. -o,-
.o,n,, commissioners are
,,i5inE iIT their regular session 'niS
week -oo-
,g thc Tlentywood callers
Ws5icine Lake Wednesday was
Ms Dubner.
I'D Mrs. julius stone of An
NJ we're Plentywood shoppers
slr.ng ihe week
- ~,II,r Wen known resident of
Il n. erent Wednesday in the
county capital
- Mrs VIM. Haggerty of
4 W W. attended the dance at the
\ - Tuesday evening.
4 -, ,roe wei known Archer far
4 5-ove 10 PlentywOod to pur-
L.sa supplies Wednesday.
h m.a Sobwcicr Of Williston, N. D.,
~ tho dance at the Farmer-La-
I Tsrnle Tuesday evening.
r.-,.s Norton Of Medicine Lake
-. nm 10 transact business In
4 pls-tvwood the first Of this week.
,.,srr Jensen Of Redstone was ir
1 =. coIrtv seat Monday hobnobbine
-s,s friends and Old acquaintances.
~ and Mrs. George Lund were
4 8-L.-,srs At the county seat Tues
~ and remained for the evening
activities.
u,-o,d Hanisch and Alden John
.-, srova 10 Opheim Thursday. MI
ps,iecb win he employed at tn
sspOt there.
Charles Grant. we'll known Out
- farmer. drove down to do som
---rhasing and attend to other mat
Is Monday.
Avsl Romstad. we'll known farme
- mail carrier of Antelope was at
tsBsing 10 legal matters at the coun
" metropolis Wednesday.
Hfer Glein and Robert Larson o
n ouitmeyer country were trans
8saing business at the county cour
8b1use early this week.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, by
the undersigned, Alfred w. Soren-
son, executor of the last Will and
Testament of F. w. Sorenson, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said Alfred w.
Sorenson at Dagmar, Montana
(29-4t) ALFRED w. SORENSON
First publication October IL. 1880.
The producers news., 1930-11-07
LUTHER HULTGREN.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
TIE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SHERIDAN.
The producers news., 1930-11-07
The WASHINGTON SCENE
By LAWRENCE TODD. Federated Press

government as a cabinet officer,
and drawing a forbidden salary
from the university also. Federal
law forbids any government "offi-
cial or employe" from receiving
any salary in connection with his
services "as such an official or
employe" from any source other
than the federal government.
s* = s%
LELAND STANFORD
AND POWER
The point in Wilbur's getting a
hig ealary from Stanford Univer-
sity while drawing salary as Sec
retary of the Interior is that the
University has some 100000 of
power companies securities, and
hence is financially interested ir
| the generous policy of the Secre-
tary-in his capacity as a mem
Der of the Power Commission-to
ward the power trust. Hoover a!
trustee of Stanford is likewis'
interested in helping the powe,
trust to bigger dividends. Nobod!
can say that Ray and Herber
have not been loyal to their Stan
ford when it came to giving pub
lie power sites to the trust, and il
making federal regulation of pow
, er companies a joke on the people
Hence the thin official hide whe1
public resources scandals are hint
ed.
The producers news., 1930-11-07
UNDERMINING FAITH
IN GOVERNMENT


Five minutes earlier, some of
the correspondents had taken from
the bulletin board at the State
Department the advance text of
Secretary Stimson's speech attack
ing Gov. Roosevelt of New York
as having "shown his unfitness to
deal with the great crisis now con-
fronting New York State" and
digging up the political corpse of
Boss Tweed to drag it to the door
step of the governor at Albany
Stimson's effort to undermine the
) faith of the people of New York
in their state government, in the
person of Franklin Roosevelt-was
o more daring than Kelley and the
h World had attempted in the case
a of Secretary Wilbur. Nobod,
: questioned Stimson's right to d,
this. Hoover, on the other hand
It was displaying a deplorably child
f ish lack of sense of humor.
e WILBURS ON
: TWO PAYROLLS
Id Ray Wilbur, an even less i'm
N IN pressive figure than his brother
is who was Coolidge's absurd Secre
Id tary of the Navy, is singularl
Id like Hoover in this pose of ute
III III goodness. He need well keep tn
pose, for Mercer Greene Johnsto
so of the Peoples Legislative Servic
IN m is on his trail. Johnston observ,
Mt nj that the board of trustees of l.
Mt land Stanford University,
TIL whom Hoover is one, suddenly c.
.s- on Rays salary as president, {
ter october 25rd. This action ms
FOR comfort Hoover, says Johnsto
IN put It -can bring small comfort
,g" e" Dr. wilbur; for, for the past
ng. months ne has been committing
Err statutory offense." That is,
:. mas been drawing salary from t
The producers news., 1930-11-07

In the matter of the Estate OF
f. w. SORENSON, Deceased.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

For winter driving, your car
needs better care than in summer:
A good mechanic should check A.
over to see that all connections are
tight and various adjustments aS
they should be. Then fill up VIII
Red buffalo WINTER gasoline, and
YOU will have a minimum of coio
weather starting trouble. At west
land pumps. At no extra price
Westland Oil Co. au''
The producers news., 1930-11-07
THE WASHINGTON SCENE
OIL SMEARS HOOVER

Misunderstanding tremb-
ling with indignation, President
Hoover faced the press correspond
ents after his cabinet meeting Oc-
tober 28th-one short week before
the voters were to administer to
him what his advisers predicted
would be a humiliating defeat
and read to them denunciation of
the Kelley oil shale scandal charg-
es, published by tho Now York
World. He declared the broad
casting of these charges, which
had just been answered by his De-
partment of Justice, was an "at-
tempt to charge an odious oil
scandal upon this administration" I"
He roasted Kelley, veteran en-
ploye of the General Land Office,
for having sold the articles to a
newspaper that has not supported
the administration. And the worst
of the crime, as Hoover saw it,
. was that the paper published these
disclosures during the political
campaign.
DENOUNCES WORLD
+: Summarizing the claims made
a by the Mitchell whitewash report
/; that Kelley had not tried to inform
e the administration of any mistakes
!; or wrongful acts before selling
t the story, the Chief Executive re
, buked the World for having daret
i to publish Kelley's documents with
out having first consulted Secre
tary Wilbur. He lauded Wilbur a
distinguished public servant, sac
h rificing his private financial inter
S, est in order to be a great publ
l. benefactor. He asserted that mos
le of his cabinet were making a lik
l. sacrifice for the welfare of tn
/ nation. Scorn burned on his lip
t. as he spoke of the same involve
Y in undermining, by such attack
/; the faith of the people in the
30 government. When he had fiji
p. ished, the men of the press file
80 out, shaking their heads at his e,
at hibition of self-righteousness-
display that Charles Eval
Hughes might have envied.
A4 . o
The producers news., 1930-11-07

A very pretty banquet was ar
ranged at the West Cafe Friday ev-
ening of last week at $780, when
12 Past Matrons of the Plentywooo
Eastern Star Lodge greeted tne
Grand Worthy Matron Mrs. Merlle
Brattlin of Sidney. good urhe
was enjoyed by all.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

c. G. Fansler of Williston, sales
man for the Finch Van Sleek & Nc
Conville Company was in Plenty
wood Thursday where he called on
his regular customers.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Mrs. Henry Sachow is enjoying a
visit from her sister Mrs. Johnson.
who has just arrived from Minneso-
ia. After a short stay she will con-
tinue her journey to Washington.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

New and secondhand tires, all
sizes; Prestone, Glycerine and al
cohol, the famous Kelly Tires at
the Tire Shop. adv.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

A large crowd attended the speCIaI
meeting of the Eastern Star ioqge
last Friday evening, when MRS; Mer,
tie Brattlin, Grand Worthy Matroi, 3L
of Sidney, paid her official VISIT ~
the local chapter. Mrs. BRAUN com. .,
ner in which they carried on theil
work. A program of music ano
readings was given during the even
ing which was much enjoyed py tn' m
members. After the meeting oe
licious lunch was served.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Mrs. VIM. Hanishc and daugnter
Mrs. Robinson autoed to kenihate,
N. D., where they visited at ,iie
Mrs. Margaret Norrie. From Ken
mare they all drove to Minot, re-
turning Tuesday afternoon.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Mrs. Peters arrived Thursday noon
to spend a few weeks with ner
daughter, Mrs. Henry Goodman ana
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman are
the proud parents of a fine papy
boy born at the local hospital last
week
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Mrs. Slaight and Miss Roble au-
toed to Minot where they spent the
week end shopping and visiting with
friends. They returned Sunday ev-
ening, having greatly enjoyed their
trip.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Erickson and
Bert Torstenson autoed to Regina
Wednesday, where they attended to
business matters. They returned
Thursday afternoon.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence UndhJem
from Mrs. Cndhjems parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hanson and her brother
Walter, who reside at Portal, N. d.
They came over by car and were
accompanied by Mr.. A. F. Grant. a
| friend
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Lionel Opgrande, elevator man of
Medicine Lake. was seen among the
"trippers of the light fantastic" on
Tuesday evening. as also was Mike
Eckley.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Start your motor with anti-knock
Red Buffalo WINTER gasoline. Tne
vaporizing points have been reduced
in this ideal WINTER motor Iuel, SO
that it starts much easier At West
| land pumps. At no extra price
Westland Oil Company. adv
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Electric light and power bills aft
ter Nov. 1, 1880 are to be paid at
the Farmers and Merchants State
Bank, Plentywood.-Mont a-Dakota
Power Company
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Mesdames J. A. Johnson, Opgrande
and Njaa drove to Bainville and
Culbertson, where they attended the
Lutheran convention on Saturday
and Sunday.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Mrs. w. D. Roy entertained her
sewing club early in the week. Af-
ter an enjoyable evening the men,
bers of the Club were served a very
tasty repast.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

f. ]. Sorenson of Minneapolis, who
travels for the Agriculture Bond
and Credit Agency, made his regular
call at the court house for this
month.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Among the Plentywood visitors
and shoppers from Antelope during
the week were Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit
Ueland and Mr.. and Mrs. Soren
Rungborg.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Last Monday evening Miss Ruby
Johnson and Miss Evelyn Watt en-
tertained their Sewing Club at the
home of the former. After the allot-
ted hours were spent in sewing.
most enjoyable lunch was served.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

The Plentywood Lutheran Ladies'
Aid will give their annual supper on
Saturday, November 18th, at $500
o'clock.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

III, PlentywOOd callers
An'IIs I,IIs7s;cine Lake Wednesday was
~ DubneT
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cosper drove
to the county seat from their home
in the North Outlook country We'd
nesday.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

avsl Romstad. we'll known farmer
ga mail carrier of Antelope was at
ss,sing 10 legal matters at the coun-
y metropolis Wednesday.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

A marriage license was issued on
October 80 to Edwin Bjerke and
Hazel Umback, both of Raymond.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

l.. Mclean of Great Falls. who is
working with the Commercial Credit
Company, spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in Plentywood in the inter-
ests of his firm, and also visited
with friends.
The producers news., 1930-11-07

-. county commissioners are, are
Ihe mir regular session inns
The producers news., 1930-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Peterson and
daughter Evelyn motored to the
county capital from Outlook during
the week to transact business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-17

TIME real leader never rests OH his
%laurcls. And Majestic leadership has
been built by striving constantly to I'M
prove what the whole world has already
acclaimed as the peer Of all radio receivers.
From time TO time, re6nements have been
made-improvements in selectivity and
range, in the quality of cabinets, and in
tone-each one an improvement which
in some way or another went just one
step further in proving the slogan, You
Cannot Buy a Better Radio Set than
Majestic at Amy Price"
Many ofthese improvements were made
and nothing was said about them, be-
cause il has never been Majestic's policy
10 shout about little things. Whenever
Majestic has chosen to nou an i'm
provement, il was not something trivial.
Instead, it was always something big,
something netc, something vital, something
real. Such a genuine improvement is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-17

Floore, secretary OF the Harrington
Chamber Of Commerce, because
SO many Of them are from up in
that section OF the country, and
they write home and tell their
friends to be sure and visit the
train and see what is being raised
and done in the Rio Grande VAL
ley"
The Exhibit train, consisting Of
one fruit car, one vegetable car,
baggage car. business car. and pull
man, opened at Pine Bluff Monday
January 18th, and left that day for
Little Rock, arriving there that
night and showing the exhibits
Tuesday the 14th. From Little
Rock, it went to TT. Smith, and
showed there Wednesday the 18th.
January 18th. 1t was In C~offeyyille.
From Coffeyville. IL will continue as
follows: Arkansas City, Jan. IL,
Dexter. Jan. IS, Winfield, 18th,
Wichita. 10Th. Hutchinson, 2lst,
Geneseo. q, Pueblo. 22nd, Saline,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-17

The cases divide as follows: IS traf-
fic violations, II hot check cases, 10
pulled before the court for drunk
eness, and / for fighting.
Before the month OF January Is
up, I expect we will have handled
well over 100 cases." Justice Of the
Peace Valdetero said.
Il would like to say that the
quicker the public understands the
traffic laws. including the light
law, the better 10 is going TO be for
IT," he explained. The law says
that the first offense calls for a
fine Of from S. to SIS and costs. and
all other violations. from the sec
ond on. draw not less than SIS nor
more than $500"
Section q Of House Bill Number
% reads: IF any person violating
any provision or this act, except
any provision setting forth a spec
ific penalty, he shall be guilty Of
misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined not less than
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-17

Mrs. Sarah Ann Knowles died
recently al Cheddor, England. at
the ase OF los.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-17

Experts from IT, United States
will assist Manila, p. ]. in IS plan
for vocational education in public
schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-17
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-17

IS nor more than SIS for the ftrs1
offense and not less than SIS noi
more than $500 for the second or
any subsequent offense after the
first"
Stay within the speed limit, drive
of the highway when stopping. sig
nal when turning or stopping keep
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before driving nc night check your
lights and be sure that you have
two equally strong headlights and O.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-17
Day In Congress
BY The Associated Press
Friday:

Friday:
Senate:
Continues debate on tariff bill.
House:
Continues general debate on
TreaSury-PoSt Office supply bill.
Thursday:
Senate:
Refused to grant higher tariffs
on sugar.
Request that w. K. Henderson.
operator OF radio ..ation KWl<H.
be called was made Of Interstate
Commerce committee.
Senator Blaine, of Wisconsin. Of
fered a resolution for repeal OF
the Eighteenth amendment, as
senator Sheppard Of Texas hailed
the triumphant tread" Of prohibi-
ton.
Reduction Of agricultural freight
rates was proposed in resolution by
senator Brookhart, republican, Iowa.
House:
Continued general debate on
Treasury-Post Office supply bill.
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