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binar Thompson. Christian Chris-
Jensen. Hans Johnson and Marinus
I'edersen left for Sidney Wednesday
They are going Co work In the sugar
beet fields.
The ladies aid had their July meet
ing at VIM. Johnson'a Their next
meeting will be held August 5th at
Svend peterson'H.
The Fourth or July celebration
held nj Tom Sundated's by the ali
clubs was a big SUCCESS. The club
baseball nine beat the Mems nine In
thrilling game.
Herman Stradakov In home from
ChioaEo on a three weeks vacation.
lie drove out here In n new Ford
sedan.
Martin Larsen. Brick. Niela ana
Esther SundstWi. Axel and Hans
Johnson and Axel Peterson attend
Cd the Farmers Union convention at
Wolf Creek hall July Fourth.
Janus Jorgen0en's road crew has
finished filling mud holes around
here.
The Danish school which finished
four weeks term OF school here
had n picnic at Anton Sundsted's on
Friday. good program was given
which was much enjoyed by those
present. After tho program ice cream
was served by tho Mesdamea Tom
ana Anton Sundated, The Ice cream
was much appreciated by tho chill
dren and grown ups
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,rn arnold and Icrmol Hanson Cn,,,
The d',nc. l,iV"tdurc ATTENDED
A., .' ~ ''"oIeF saturday n,rht
Ed Isl H.. Mrs, r,ra. I'M ''''
,tad 'hi'l u aud NIi"s ell ,N
! N"ruurc $40" .r-,., ''"uyh LA
" John labnch' ,'"N ~ tess
] flurso 81. raymond on
H., ,.'",n hanson ana ..udvjcls N,yn
/" look for work WI III" "eat
Mr. aud Mira. Harold Az,
uih"d from Town tho ta1,tVNolAoh
a., 'h' week whore they havo phrt
r"t,. WINTER with Mrs. MlcIoi %p,nt
,o MR. and Mrs. Christ Todo,o 49,,
~ CHRIST Mickclaon'a. "i''rhoon
=, 20, klns was tranaactinp husi,...
J" .ohlridse Saturday. '"''''oAa
Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Cp,.,..
ana son were visiting her T ni,,a
ana Mrs. William Corcora'' '1a, MT
near Comertown 'orah sunday
ne picnic AT Pete Maci,,. a., -
rah!" attended. "llur-
Pete nete I.arson's barn burned dam.
INV omy night. lie lost some feed
som" Insurance. ~ Carried
W.T., ana Mrs. Hans Andersor A.,
%n,nukh'er. Eloanoro. JermoI Wao anu
R.t,h W, l'hVcrdure and chIIdren
td i'alph Lawrence and Jim King
DUR "I 10. r'yds King. Gladys LaV"s'
W. W, D"n McGowan. Johnnie
,vG,rdurr spent the fourth or Tu, La
william Corcoran'H. VI july at
III, 10 ana ClyGe King and Murr,v
ttilunsDurry. left carly Mondov ,dnny
W" The ,'T MIN Minnesota to look for work
inc Decker place the E"mrth on
well attended. ''urth was
W., "uI Corcornn. youngest son or
Wm' Coreoran slipped and fell an VI
y r't,h, hnite cutting himself In the
tor or, a, "'I", TO was taken TO the doe
ss ou az ilentywood where II S'Ss.
'"uhu the wound was moi serIous
J9hhnie LaVadure left Monday For
North Dakota TO look for work i''
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Tire Comertown and McHlroy
Farmers Union locals held a Joint
picnic July 4th at the Robert Man.
gel home which was originally the
Juatua UelRnd homestead. Tugs OF
war, ball games and other games
were INDUCED In. Visiting and
lunching In the shade OF tho trees
helped TO pass the time pleasantly.
Free lemonade wa aaerVed by the r..
u. The attendance waa good.
Last Friday, cattle buyers from
the vicinity OF Valley City shipped
three cars OF cattle bought In the
Mclilroy and Comertown territory.
The week before John Rue SHIPPED
two cars and i. @. Peterson and
Christ Peterson shipped one car.
These three cars went 10 the Chi
cago market.
Monday. M. A. Lutnes, who has
been working for his cousin, O. M.
Lutness this summer. left for his
home at Fertile. MINI. He went first
TO Appam, N. ID. 10 look after ria
farming interests there
8. Bartnes and family left for
Minneapolis last "Wednesday. They
were summoned there by the death
or Mr.. Bartnea'a uncle. Olof Olson
IL looking after the farm ruring tho
absence OF the owners.
r. q. Welsh and Russell Mitchell
OF Mcnlroy and Charles Stubbe and
Harold Anholt OF Weatby who auto
cd TO Kansas about two weeks ago
To look for work are AZ present en-
ployed In the harvest fields.
John Shoal. 10. Drangatvelt, Oscar
Olson, Robert Mangel. Peter Lutnes
and Mr., and Mrs. O. M. Lutnoa were
llentywood visitors Tuesday listen |
Ing TO the talks on the Soviet Union |
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VIM. Goodlaxon'a brother I. Good
,hNoh or Drake North Dnkotn baa
p"'h visiting at the Goodlnxon bomc
ne past week. Some OF the frlcnds
~ WIN. GoOdlhXon gave "A marty for
INC brother. Sunday night. He re-
turned homo Monday morning
Mrs. Martin Lundeen entertained a
irW OF nor friends last "Wednesday
"'"Inoon AT her country home.
CATHOLIC pnrochlai school begnn On
Monday and viii continue thru nor.
iod OF four weeks.
rtod bundeen of Richlnnd VIVA n
visitor at the Martin Lundecn home
ihht Tuesday lie left there FOR
points In Minnesota and Wisconsin
Tire VIM. Rud family and the HnrIt
IhhliIy motorod TO Peerless TO attend
picnic They returned the same
Mr., and Mrs. George NcIson md
Lola Nelson Of Scoboy were visitIns
old friends In Outlook Thursday
The Misses Montana and Margaret
Coapcr spent a few DAVIS of Iost
week at the Ole Garrlck ranch north
OF Outlook. "'' W
Loo and Walter Lund and Velma
Sooulaxon motored TO Minot Friday
m -, where they Will celebrate
the Foufth and visit with Vido
Martin Lundeen and daughter Mar
karet and Esther KowalSi motorcd 10
luchland To spend tire Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. UndhJem of Iclnxton
who have been visiting their daueh-
Ter Mrs. o. A. Boz returned 20 their
home last Tuesday.
Ed. Iiarris'a mother and alstor OF
imlssoula visited at the Harris home
last week. From here Mr.. Harria
TOOK them 10 Cando. North Dakota
whore they stayed while ne went 10
Minneapolis and Duluth
M. M. Johnson OF 81. Cloud was An
outlook visitor last Thursday. He
was formely OF Outlook and Plenty
wood.
Louise Craig, o. A. Roe and fam
ny ana the Johnson family went TO
the evening OF the 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS Billet vIsIted
NJ the home OF Ben Void, north of
Raymond last Sunday.
, The celebration at DaleVieW on In
lependence Day was quite "A success.
The spectators were entertained nv
races or various kinds, bucting con-
Tests. steer riding. ball game and |
danS The Daleview boys carried |
.way nearly all the prizes. The ball
game wha played between the Out
ook and Bengough teams. The Can
adams won tire game by score OF
u to l 3. That IL the only game the |
outlook team has won this season.
The Outlook ban dplayed at inter-
,als during tho day. The dance In
he evening was quite we'll attend
ID.
The firth OF July the Outlook base
'all team played Grenora ut Brush
AXE. Outlook carried off great hon
w. the score being 20 II.
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WITH Al CLUBS

On May 10Th the Nimble Fingers
Club Of Archer held its fourth
meeting at the Christ Knudson
home. Miss Bellamy was present
and demonstrated the clothing kit
To the girls. The Dixie Girls were
entertained with Il program by the
Sun Bonnet Girls. A delicious
lunch was served by Miss Knudson.
On June IL the Nimble Finger
Club held its fifth meeting at the
Emil Moe home. Mrs. Main. our
assistant leader who had lust re-
turned from Glendive, told about
the farming school she attended.
q program was given by the Dixie
Moe.
The Nimble Finger Girls gave n
short program 10 entertain the
people attending the Fourth of
July celebration which was held at
Fred Lees picnic grounds. 4
Club Reporter.
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MRS. ROY'S FATHER
CALLED BY DEATH
belgrade JournaD


The spirit of J. w. Marcy. Dne
of Belgrade's noble and beloved
citizens passed 10 the beyond last
Monday at 1890 n. m. Mr.. Marcy
had been identified with Belgrade
people for many years, and was
universally esteemed. He was a
modest and unassuming gentleman
in every sense and was careful 10
never give Offense to anyone.
His kindly soul, was outwardly
expressed by a gentle smile that
was constantly carried on his face.
accompanied by bright beaming
eyes. He was a great lover of
flowers and as long as he was able
kept generous flower garden.
which he delighted 10 show his
neighbors, and which he often sup
plies in generous suantities on spe-
cial occasions.
Mr.. Marcy became feeble In
health more than a year aRo and
It became evident that the dread
ful disease, tuberculosis, was prey
ing upon the vitals of his life.
which gradually weakened him A.
way. But even in this emaciated
condition he endured uncomplain-
ly although consciously understand
ing that the end must come.
Mrs. Marcy, his faithful wife.
has constantly been mt his side. an
swering TO every call for help and
giving attention with tender and
noble devotion that only a true
wife and mother understands.
The Marcys have only one child,
q daughter, Mrs. w. d. Roy of
PIentywood, who, with her hus-
band, was present when death
came.
Mr.. Marcy was born In Portland.
January 1, 1868. He
in 1888 from Northern
Indiana Normal school at Valpar-
aso and was married January 90,
1886 TO Jennie Tallman, his widow,
who survives him. He came 10 the
Madison valley in 1901 where he
lived until coming TO Belgrade. He
vas member Of the Masonic
odge of Portland, Michigan.
Besides his widow he Is surviv-
d by one daughter, Mrs. w. d.
.oneta) Roy, wife of DIR. Roy of
'lentywood.
Funeral services were conducted
" Rev. Reginald p. Skinner in the
Il. James Episcopal church in
sozeman, Wednesday afternoon.
burial was In Sunset Hills GENE
cry, conducted by the Hagaman
Of Bozeman.
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CALICO CUT-UPS

We had our fourth meeting on
July first at the school house. We
brught ur dinners and spent the
day sewing.
another new member was added
TO our list: Johanna Mauritsen.
which makes us % members.
Mrs. Eidsness, Mrs. Everson.
Mrs. Kallak and Norma Christian
son were our visitors.
Mrs. Everson helped US with our
seking and Mrs. Kalak helped with
our games.
Plans were made for Brush Leke
camp.
Sylvia jacobson gave a very
good demonstration on how Co
make a pair of boomers.
We received most of our lnstru.
ments for our rythm band.
We have not decided when cur
next meeting will be held.
AT our next meeting we will all
have our band Instruments and
Elenita Mead Is going IN demon
strate how to make a combination
suit.
CLUB ReDorler
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Mr.. and Mrs. whitney Of Chloe.
arrived Tuesday evening 10 sncv,d y
rev days the guests of MIRA WHIT
neyA mother. Mrs. T.. q, Pedcrson
and other relatives ''''
MISS Mildred Loehse IN the guest
OF her sister Mrs, George I.und and
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson and
sl ana MIS-. Axel Chrhstiansen and
lhthliy spent the Fourth picniclInp
son. N"'"''t-
Mrs. A. II. Rice spent Saturday and
sunday the guest OF friends In RE-
Mrs. aI4wrence Fairweather ia con.
Iined TO her home with illneas.
mIs' NiBgo Petersen returned IN
n ,,t nome In Plentywood Monday eve
nins AFTER having spent n week NJ
the George Lund home.
Mng. j. J. Gibbons and qon snent
mo Fourth In Medicine Lake. the
guests or Mr.. and Mrs. FaaborR.
services were held In the school
mouse last Sunday evening by REV
etoweH' There was IN excellent at.
tendance. NJ
Movement In on foot to build q
beon working on the project for the
past Few weeks. II In hoped 10 start
operations soon In order 10 furnish
employment for some OF tho men
who are idle.
Miss Hazel Malinger OF RothAnv.
MINI. IL a guest OF her sister. Mrs'
eric bynsaRs and family.
The ~ members or the girls All
.a expect TO go 20 Brush Lake on
Monday for athree days encomD-
ment. They will be necompanied ~
sshelr leaders, Mrs. Bornstedt ana
MIS- Fairweather The boya elIIh
VIII ne accompanied by Mr.. Holje.
moadnmes VIM, Petersen and In
srld Petersen OF Minneapolis are Wis.
iting with Mrs. ". ~. EidaneSs this
Mrs. Anna Bidsnoaa and Mr.. and
MN Chaa. Borna'c1' were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. spauldine
In Medicine Lake on Monday.
MrH Lena kroaby OF Raymond
spent few days visiting with Mrs
To- O. Kallak here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Davenport
were visitors at tho zeb Garneau
home.
Mrs. John Pace was caller at
The James Cowar homo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Uirich entertain
ed nc Sunday dinner Mrs. Anna
Stubba OF Helena. Mrs. ID. M. Mao
Innes, Maxwell and Helen Machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell and
children took IN tho n. >. play at
ltedatone Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Annn Stubs returned 20 her
home IN Helena Tuesday afternoon
after visiting a month witr her
daughter, Mrs. Machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Ulrich and chill
dron were Plentywood callers Wed
nonday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve charnott OF
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NNNsAANA ANpHl FIOnN IHKGl
Haiold Donaldson Is badly burn.
ed about the ankles but will re.
cover in time il is believed. The
baby Is seriously burned on the
abdomen but the doctors have
hopes that they can bring him thru
successfully. Some skin grating
will probably be necessary.
The accident occurred about two
miles north Of Raymond on the
Regina road at the correction line
jog. The Donaldsons were driving
rapidly. 1t was dusk and the
lights on the car were defective.
When the car approached the
sharp turn in the road il did rot
take the turn but swung into the
Stone pile and turned over badly
wrecEing the ca and pinning III.
passenger who were In the front
seat IN some manner 80 that they
couid not get away. The gas feed
P'pe was snapped off and gas
leaked onto Mrs. Donaldson. In "A
lew seconds the gas ignited and
lighted the saturated spot In Mrs.
Doua!Json's clothing. The car also
took fire.
The Donaldsons did their best
10 extricate themselves and vainly
tried to keep the baby out of the
IRE while suffering agony and
facing what seemed sure death.
Kenneth Collins, coming up In the
nick OF time, plunged into the
roaring inferno and extricated
them and got them out from under
the car without much damage TO
himself, tho bravely and generous
~ risking his own life TO save the
unfortunate sufferers. The rescue
seems to have really been a mar
veIQus deed. Young Collins Is be-
lieved to be worthy of a Carnegie
medal for his heroic rescue, and
the matter will be referred TO the
ton. 'O's"
Everything combustible about
Lhe car was burned and II Collins
nad been a few moments later the
Donaldsons would have been de-
'troyed. The car Is a complete loss
ana there Is no insurance.
The Donaldsons went 30 the
axes near Regina for a fishing
rip over the Fourth. They left
'ientywood Friday evening and
we're on their way home Sunday
ed. ' N
Harold Dnaldson, abut 20 years
ld' Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ITO Donaldson who Is interested
the Donaldsn garage In this
lty, the local Buick agents. He
rev up IN Plentywood. Mrs. Dom
idSon was Margaret SINNERS be-
pre- her marriage. Her parents ,
93rmerly were farmers In this area. ,
ne also grew up and went 20 the
ublic schools here. The Young I
'onaidsons were married a few |
ears ago and have one baby, the /
'n that was with them.
harold, besides working at the I
Ilrage, was substituting for Al \
N Aspelund as rural carrier while /
e latter DIS In the east with his h
~. ana family on a months va q
Iuon, Now the routes are being =
Irried by Otto Donaldson until b
spelund returnes 30 his duties. o
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the type Of man they must he in
order TO be "a successful engineer
Inc man who il TO succeed in this
line or work must have the cour-
age that in spite of defeat and fail.
ure ne can and will try until he
succeeds.
1--WE had lunch. From TO Q
O'Clock we had pictures taken. in
county groups, one of the entire
group and one Of the leaders.
We again gathered at the assem-
bly, hall where Miss Euren pave no
a talk suitable plays for an
Clubs and the selection of charac-
ters. ''' ~
Then we went to the gym where
Mr.. jackson had us play games
until o'clock when we got into
the waiting cars and were off for
the mountains.
Inc Gallatin County Leaders as
ISOLATION furnished food for the
picnic. We ate lunch and then
played more games. Then before
we went home Mr.. Jackson had us
sing some songs.
Thursday, June 10
At tOday's project conferences
Judging score cards were explain
ed. We were also shown how TO
compare articles according To the
cards different divisions.
In this better business meeting
the constitution was adopted and
the appointed committees announc-
ed.
Miss Barnes gave us a talk on
health. Then Mr.. BrannOn told us
Of the rural youths challenge TO
bring more education into the |
country.
We were told Of the need and
development Of All Club demon
Thursday evening the All PLAYS
and sklts were given by club mem
1ers who had been chosen for this
work the day before.
Friday. June 10
In the project conferences TODAY
Judging contests were held, the
winners 10 be announced that eve
ling ut the banquet.
we went to another better tus-
ness meeting where some amend
nentS were made 10 tie conStitu-
ION, Taen the election for 1891
ffice's was held The following I
re " &C. ed: preslde:It, Ora Smith,
'tl W one; first vice rres Billie
ARISEN, Custer; second vice-pres. I
'hyllis Sullivan, Flathead; secre-
airy, Herbert Gael, Rosebud.
We were shown another All 4
hub picture, partners Three"
We had lunch and played games O
| the gym again for one or two
ours. We vert back to general b
sSembly where one member of \
he Alumni All Club told us nf the J
urpose, qualifications, and the ac- {
of the club. a
We went swimming and reported o
ack in time 10 get ready for the y
anquet ut 6;30 in the Baxger no. s
Il. ~ "
We left for home at 6:55 and :
lade the same stops as before ex- Il
'pt that our wait was in Great "
alls instead of Helena. Here we .
ent on another tour and were a
ken to see the Fair Grounds, the G
METERS, the falls, the giant .
'rings and other places of inter I,
It, arriving home Sunday after
bon. c
I'm certain that everyone enjoy
this trip and wishes to express y
Ieir appreciation to the organiza-
ons and individuals who made
~ RnnNInnA Inn M n.l.iIlo
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~ ICE is HEREBY GINEN Tbal
on the 9th day OF July 1891 ~,
Nlty council OF the CITY of pl.nt,S
wood Montana, passed n reaoiuttS,,
declaring II TO be the intention ~
tno sald city Council to create a
sPccihl Improvement sewer sxtensior
ulstrlct to DO known as Special I'm.
HNtoNu'n"ht sewer Extension District
10 10, Tor the purpose OF making
the following improvements In said
district, to-wit: "'N
TO construct sanitary sexer
w'thin said Special unDrovemant
sewer Extension District TO connert
city ." b"'i
Al OF which said improvements
are 10 be mad In accordanc. with
pI"'H ana specifications 10 be ndopt-
20 ~ me cry Council OF the CITY
VI iIchtyWood. Montana. which nIons
ana specifications will be- ON fjIe A.,
IRE otrice OF the city Clerk and nrc
ncrcDy referred 20 and by this ref
.iVncc made II part herof. To nh IN
Wn,9 ma purposes. the same IA ~
slid plans and specifications ver,.
iuiiy set forth Incorporated al Length
IN this Notice. '9''
Ihat the approximate cost (osti-
nn,..''l OF the cost OF making and
y o'lhtTuctinH all os aaid pronosed
IL the sum or One
in0usahd Fl.000.0O) Dollars.
- Ihht IL IL the intention of uo
I ,"ucil that all cost and expenses
incurred In the constructIon a'.5
,,naklnE OF said improvements sbsIi
" palu ny Special Improvement Sew
VI extension Serial Bonda or arr
and ~ eHon DondS. and that any costs
- VApohHes incurred In making
such improvements shall he noId Ia,
inc said proposed Special Tmnro ~
'iont sewer Extension District ana
oauh LOT or parcel OF land vitLia
'ucn district srall be aascssod o..
""t part or the whole cost Wbich
~ "Tch Bears To the area of tho on
IRE District. exclusive of str.ets
'r y. alleys and Federal proner,
~ ana mat said assessmcnts shou
wy """u"l IN
That said resolution OF inton,,o
y NO. $50 and IL on file In tbn oT
"I the city Clerk OF PIentywood
a vi''"na' IN which resolution n DO
ItI.p'loh OF the boundaries or said
'is sr reference is hereby made
% mn I'M the city Council or tho C,Itv
- ia.lehtywood. Montana, will no IN
,uhuia session on the 3rd dav 90
..--- 49, ~ inc Council Chm |
s'H IN llentywood at g o'clock -
re-, wien II Will hear objections or
!, against the proposed work
. against the extent or creation nS
nc district TO be assessed or botb
= Which time and place anv ncrso,,
y persons who are owners or a,,orta
= any lot or parcel OF land yvithtn
eu proposed Special Improvement
',, extension District who aboiI
LINN Fifteen Q5) days after H.
uDlication OF this notice bcro Inv
i've delivered To tho CITY Clert 20
nc city OF Plentywood a protest a.
, . ing against the work or oreation
: INC district to be assosaed. or
pun, snail have the right 10 onneor
= ,, sald meeting In person or bv
ouhaei and shall show cause r. .n 10y
n"re be- why the proposed specia y
h1proyement Sewer Extension DisI
az, shall not be created.
~ 20 |r'I m or the City Council OF the
IVY OF Flentywood. Montano WV
c. 10. ROBINSON.
ublIshed I,,, IN ,o.. city Clerk.
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particularly described as follows. to-
wit:
d, Lots 8. 6. II, ~. SWk. Sec. 6.
5 iWp. ~, X. b8 10. M. M. containing
$40 acres, more or less.
For further details. reference In
made To tho complaint on file here
Witness my hand and the Seal OF
said Court this 10th day OF July.
Court SoaD CieIl,
}. j. Wucrthner.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
dront Falls. Montana. UB-ltl
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The Sunny Smile all Club mem-
hers held their fourth meeting at tho
home OF Eddie Larter on Sunday,
juno 20. All members were present
with tho exception OF five, due 10 iil-
ness. The members will meet next
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CHURCH NOTES
LUTHERAN CHURCH
q NJ. Simundson, Pastor

e,rday. July II Services in
u,anIyv0od at II "a. m. and at
pnrmond ut 2.30 p. m. and ut Out
i"ni at s p. m. Mr. Sigurd Simund-
'on will have services at AntelopH
~ ~ II a. m. and at Doolcy ut 2:30
D. m.
Sunday, July 10 Services at
nolry nj II a. m. and at Antelope
=, 28O D. H. Mr.. Simundson will
have services at Plentywood at II
M. at Archer at 2:30 and Mt
outlook ut & p m.
The summer vacation school will
hogu al Doolcy on Monday, July
n hope that the parents will
find it possible 10 send all the
children for the entire term.
Mixed Feed $1,000 per ton bulk
At the Lake Mill. (l3-4)
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In - I'LL DxsrRTCr COURT OF TIVE
MANTIETA JUDICIAL mrs
T on THE STATE OF MON
- nNA, IN AND FOR THE COnM-
TX OF 5HERrDAM. WINS
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NOTICE TO OREDrroas
In the matter OF thu Bstats OF
VERNE AISKERndAN. DECEASED

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BIZ
the undersigned Lima Ankorman. Ad-
ministratrlx OF the estate of Verna
Ankerman. deceased, 10 the creditors
or ana all persons having claims n
khinst the said deceased, to exhibit
Them with the nocesaary Vouchers
Within four months after 'he first
puDncntlon OF this notice. 20 the said
undersigned at the office or + n
Eunthel. attorney PlentyWood, Non
Jana the same being tho place Tor
the transaction OF tho business on
SAID estate In the County az sheri-
Dated June 29th. 1891.
LIMA ANIIERMAN
Administrative OF Verne
Ankerman. Deceased.
first Publication July 3, 1891.
Last publication July "a. 1881.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-07-10

ViVOOO Will put you in posaosaion OF
W or so hcrcs OF very produCtiVe
IAhd WIN easy payments. Land
from 1000 to $500 per acre. Ar
mur Reubcr. Littlefork, Mlnneso-
(12-2tD)