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Mr7 Anton gundsted Wa. a., M.
tywood Friday ana had her tnnsi'.
'', .nHN ca Lenora Larsen In there
val'eCing. ~ con-
Joieen Jensen and yiola au,ds,.a
made trim TO Minot In n tr,,"i, o,,
m"rdHy They took load nr cr, :, ~, -,
uoWii and n load or .yrooerjcs Laai'
Ior the Dagnar store. gundated -
%poIts % mat the crops look about the
y,s ail the way m here axeept 10
,bowpeHs whore they ara consid, ,ra.
~ ", Iler than here. The hny cron
~ u, especially good around povho,tl
Sul'chteo also reports thar tbo "s,,t'
!hehs state Bank "f Mia ~" ,tosss
i'r doors while they wara tber"
,".'NsrsI people from around here
sslIended church in Voliner gunNsv
,. .ur, moon. IN the after iro1 there
w was IJiht meeting of ths Dopnnr
ss"n fI'ner congrcg ttionn =. which
~" ..n cnuiCh finances wate tboro,,,,i,i,,
uis'i'l FED. Rev. LarJ.n hos 1c,',s, y
80 taEe three monthS' Vnostfor ti',u
ia' WIiu he ana family viii srcnJ
a. '"uniaTE. They 'x5slt - ico,c
me Hrst or August.
~ lto boys and girls around here
LAka. '"'V NJ bruSh
Jim Johnson's and J.ns Nut...,.
~, ~" "'h houses blew down Inst Fri.
uey curing the winintorm There
WI, VIZ Few other snlali Ouihutidi,,ss
'''"h Gown NJ diffore n farms.
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FROM AROUND SHERIDAN COTJNT7

wora ,,tunderson and ed Terguson
~. NI0sby shoppers Tuesday,
Tu.nes vi Clubs held their inoettns
tuesday, afternoon. '''''s
tot,e sowing club met at tho Cbms
aoh mel ~ home Tho Cooking club
49,, ~ The Timbrcl homo. TLcv ar,
fa, p.ahhing things and getting road
80 ne camp ~ Bruah Lake tvi,,
20. ~ nnd tb. '"'F
,, mlss Margaret STARK from tso,.
r, ~ visiting Marjorie IEnpor re-,
go " shower wnH given ON M,v Is,,.
.r Friday evening. .tiI, a. s'ns
n't.Ii tul and useful gifts ,v,ra ,a
.iHou' The community extond. go.
lions TO May and Tditbnr
=, Mrs. Paul IIultgren mas re-, ,.,-
stS n"r relatives at Overland aast,
one ~ homo again now ''S"'
WI ana Mrs. Henry akoc1s r.a,,,
'r,e eest arc back again to Wes,t,,,
Them again. s'eu 10 SEQ
MISS Clara Cunderaon f. .,,,,,..
CCtn hof cousin. Annh Tnnbors -, :
'V.uInus Tor few days w
toE 'iunderson IN Confi,od ., ~.
n'd with The mumpa 10 ms
100. 200. Null. Alfred Helm t,d,,.,,,
.SoTsoh ana Vincent johnson ,,nt',. a" w
FOR work. bennington TO loolt
~ "r and Mrs. Chas. johnson mo,or-
do,to, Nrosby Wednesday TO have
a, MISS Myrtle Nercaon md r.a,..
Monday "' Nh"pp"rH on
ntipe. tGwape. Meetings have boon r,id -,
"JV1,rESnE lake from July 10 'o,'. ~
90 'NvIHi Copy should be IN banSs
w w printer not later than wed,nsdo,s'
W. w insure publication thai SyeaI
|isd,,n On only one eide Of the sheet
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them and remained until Mot duy.
Ardella Stoen was an overnight
guest wednesday at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. Albert Grimarud.
tofdoh ltichardgon ~ operating the
Richardson mine this summer. Ills
ey"eight is so touch improved that
nc WIN be able To attend high school
next term
a week ago Wednesday the We'll
,aI9 Gun enjoyed "A picnic ir the
lNChord son groVi.
Rev. and Mrs. SimundHdn. tCgeth-
or with Mr.. Simundson's folks from
minnesota picniced at the Richardson
grove Saturday and sunday the How
ara M. Lewis family from Plenty
wood was there.
Monday tho members of tho All
Club went TO the camp ~ Brush
LAKE Mrs. w. Richardson chaper-
1n"a tho cooking club and Mrs. ed.
lVcrHon the sewing club.
Ted Ueland and Oswald Hanson de-
parted last week seeking work In
tho ltc'l River Valley.
IRE N, II. Damstrom family At.
TENDS tho annual church convention
AZ Christ Williams In DnEmar July
~ to H. Albert l.indduistH will do
the chores In their absence.
hhodh Herman is guest this
WON w the hoino of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar ChrlstianHon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Clifford Pcnt Of Cal
..Ornia stopped over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glaze on their
way TO Minnesota. Mrs. poat and
mrs' tlhse are aistorH. Mr. and Mira.
Wm' Glaze werc over from Welliver
,o VISIT over Sunday at the Glaze
MRS. Julius Stoon called on Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trowbridgo are en-
Toying visit from Mrs. Trow-
brldgo's parontg. MIR. aud Mrs. John
son.
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The State OF Montana Sends Greet.
tngs TO the Above Named Defon-
dAntn, and 20 Ennh nf THANH


You are hereby summoned 10 an
Hwer the complaint in this action
which is filed In the office OF the
Clerk OF this Court. copy Of which
~ herewith served upon one of YOU
IN each County wherein nav pf yot,
reside. and 60 file your answer and
serve n copy thereof upon tho plain-
tiffH attorney within twenty days
atter tho service Of This Summons.
exclusive or the day OF service. and
In chHe OF your failure 10 nppenr or
answer. Judgment will be taken
against YOU. by default. for mo To-
wit;
ThiH action rs on certain prom
lsH0ry note IN amount 81. 900, dated
December H. 1918. and for tho fore
closure OF n certain real estate
ihortegaEc Of the same date aeeur.
lng said note, both made. aligned.
executed and delivered by Arthur
lVerHoh' i,'' then and there single
man, TO one Lawrence w Miller and
later assigned sold and endorsed 10
the plaintiff herein. That said note
peoame due Jan. I, 1894 and bal
ance or $4,000 and accrued interest
from and after Nov I. 1929. remnina
unpaid. That said foreclosure In.
Guides costs, taxes and attorneys
ices ana seeks 60 determine the
rights OF subsequent ineumbranees
and lien holders THAT naid mort.
gage was recorded IN tho office OF
The County Clerk and Recorder of
ssreeriuen : re- County on Jan. ~, 1912 at
ssiOO o'clock 7. NJ. IN Book tss of
Mortgages pages 449-3-4. That the
premises affected by said foreolosure
ana Het out In said mortgage arc
wit, y"
Lots 6, 6. n. ~. swK. Sec. 6.
Igawp. ~, r. IS ~ M. NJ, containing
dsV acres, more or less.
Tor further details. reference In
made to the complaint on file here.
Witness my hand and the Seal OF
,aid Court this 10th day Of July.
court seai) CLERK
J, J. Wuerthner,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
9reat Falls. Montana. (iB-lt)
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The ladies' aid met with, Mrs oia
Mathieson or Raymond Thursdsv
yuiy " most enjoyable time Svas
had by both the members ana H.
vlsitorH present W." '''
Mildred Holland returned On hs,
nome Friday after visiting M tLs
A. A, Rio home In Raymond WV
MT ana Mrs ben Void ana chill
urday '7''ors sat
Dr and Mrs. I N. Yorlt drova ,,,
from plentywood Wednesdav ~ ~
apend The evening NJ tho Meivin
Bvenron home. Mr.. and Mrs. T. q
them, peHieu
Mr. and Mrs Alfred atadatad e,d
children drove 10 Doolay Sunday to
VISIT with Mrs. gtadstad'H parents
mr' nnd Mrs ole Peterson and far
lily. ~"
Frank Raymond and Leland nve,.
son colllded while playing bait An
raymond Wednesday. Frank attstatpi
ed an injured ifnee and T,eonsrd
sprained an ankle Neither ono bss
been able 10 play ball lately.
Charlie Belts or Outlook has been
kept busy clearing tho rock orr of
the road from Raymond 90 the Gam
adian boundary for tho grader fbo
Tore part Of the week.
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WITH Al CLUBS
HAPPY HEARTS CLUB


The Happy Hearts Club held I'm
fourth meeting July at the home
OF the assistant leader, Mrs. G. J.
Ordahl at two o'clock. Mrs. Charlie
Ross was a visitor.
The meeting was opened by sinp-
ing "ClubWork." Norma johnson
read the program of work. Il was
approved Of by all members. The
meeting was ended by singing
America"
AT four o'clock very nice lunch
was served by Mrs Ordahl. The
next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Joe Johnson on july
Sth.
The fifth meeting was held July
Mt the home Of Mrs. Joe johnson.
Five members were present. The
meeting was opened by singing n
song. After the minutes were read
q picnic was planned for the fol-
lowing Sunday. We were pleased
TO have as our guests Mrs. Henry
Weiss, Mrs. Henry Radons and
Elizabeth Yung. Refreshments
were served at $3.50. The next
meeting will bo held at the home
of Mrs. Henry Weiss on July %
at 2 o'clock.
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Having spent the past weeisa IN
| Great Falls Hank stewart returned
home Friday.
lgarl Grayson arrived on SATURDAY. y
from ghaunavon, SASH for n short
visit with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Alice Yeager, Alice and Char
iotte left by train Saturday for Fer-
tile, Iowa to spend n month with
relatives.
Violet Anderson was visitor ~
az the Lars Holman home n few days
last week,
Being dismissed from tho Memori-
~ hospital ole nvenson makes his
home az the plontywood hotel. He
spent the weelt-en in Antelope
Sunday visitors u MIR. and MrH. N.
tfenriokHon were Mr.. and MrH. phii
Hiebarth and family and Mr.. and
Mrs, Harold Haniseh OF plentywood
Many or The Antelope citizens mo-
tored TO Antelope Sunday 20 see tho
bnll sqfne An's' 'be won by big
margin
Two other ganiB weei piayed at
BeHtiand'a-ths East side was defeat
cd by Dutch Hollow and Muddy Fiat
by the West Side. A bis crowd at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Strand autoed
60 FlaNvilio Sunday 60 visit with
Mrs Marie HonriclkHon and Knute
Henriokson. Knute returned with
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the boz had ever sent any contri-
buttons. Clements refused such
disinterested official testimony.
Denied any award. An appeal was
taken 10 Judge Carroll. He, of
course, accepted the post office re-
cords as the best kind of proof and
awarded all the statutes allowed
about twelve hundred dollars
which was paid without further ap-
peal.
CLARENCE HALLOWAY
llalloway's back was broken In n
fall Of ground. Compensation was
paid for II months--as long IA he
was alive 10 testify. As soon aS
he died the Company claimed his
death was due 10 tuberculosis, and
refused TO pay his widow and two
children (under 16 years) n cent
more. Claim was filed. The case
was hard fought. Clements ille0-
ally kept dt under advisement for
many months. Finally the widow
Tor herself accepted six hundred
dollars in settlement. (This Ia n
line example Of the "wearing-out
procesa~
PAUL CRAWFORD
Crawford was injured in n fall
OF rock. Hospitalized for three
months with broken pelvis bone.
losing 20 pounds weight. Returned
10 work on promise Of Shea of
easy work. Following spring
broke down and claimed compensa-
uon. At hearing the board, claim
ant and Shea agreed to submit the
question Of his disability rating 20
three physicians, DIR. Shields, DR..
Leroy Bolton mot the state hos
pital mani and DIR. Flynn of Hell
ent. Flynn rated him % to 35 per
cent OF total permanent disability;
Shields said the injury was healed
and the claimant had tuberculosis;
DIR. Bolton rated the man as sixty
per cent disability. The board
found an easy way b adjust these
differences Of opinions of the doc
tors. Clements denied all compen-
sation mt all. The Montana State
Laboratory tests show no tubercu-
loSis In this man. The man stoops
permanently from pelvic bones be-
ing broken on both sides.
WILLIAM OWSLEY
Owsley worked for the Anaconda
Company for 30 or more years. Al
the Pennsylvani afire, February
Ia, 1916, Owsley made three trips
down alone and save from death
twenty-one miners. Many died in
this fire. Incidentally Owsley's
heroism probably save the company
100000 In compensation that
would have been due widows and
orphans II he had not saved these
men. Owsley about five and one
half years ago was injured in his
left leg. II Is n broom stick below
the knee. He Is in constant pain.
Cornelius Kelly wrote him a beau
tiful letter for his heroism. Ows-
ley can never work again. Shea
offered him $965 for a complete
settlement. Hobbins told him IL he
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Ihe North Country Birtbdnv cru,
,rh',t Su ~ the Henry Kricger homo or
Mrs. Andrew Berg In Leader or a.,
Club. - F-H Sowing
Mrs. tko Scivig. who has hoe, 81.
49, hh'hVillc with her slater
tnnd t ;" Ou'look Wednesday She In.
% %.Vnuh 10 Join Mr.. Selvig In AIaslt,
~ WHO'RE no has n position M barbe,
ana In specializing In ladies' bnirr,,t. /.
Mr and MrH. Carl Hoveinnd ard
Iamily OF bingham. Mont vi,itnS
WIN friends at the Arthur ttcInn1
home tho Fourth Of July.
MlsH Roach or GlnaEow forp,or
postmistrcHH Of Outlook post ofrica
% was N outlook visiting with friends
Mrs Rooster and Mrs. Roy Mel.
svn 'i, entertained number Of their
,u,uoily ,,,.y ana young lady friends nj n
'unchcon ThurHdny afternoon
Lois Potter daughter or Mr. ond
mrH' Clinton CoHpcr. hna been vialt
ing NJ Tho Ole Garriclt home
Iho outlook bcgionnnirea pinv,d
nesehall nj Ccylon with tho team ~
mat town Wednesday nfternoon Oui
loon was victorious. the score boinp
"'@H rama CoHpCr has been vtstt.
ing at the Earl Coaper home tho
past week. Wv
Mr. and Mrs. T. q. Scott ana sons
hobert ahd George motorcd TO SEQ.
boy saturday afternoon where thev
visited at the Chester Lord home.
Miss Mildred Tookc Inns been em-
ployed nt the T1srl Cosper home tho
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Garrick and
sons s Gordon and Calvin started for
Spokane Tuesday where they will
visit tho parents OF Mrs. Garricl.
Mrs. Deck daughter Frances. Mrs
Thomas Clawaon. Mr.. Ripley loft on
Sunday morning for Fairview wher.,
they Will attend convention or the
Latter Day Saints crurch. They re-
turned Monday.
Claude Mills motored TO Igllendnle
where Mrs. Mills had been Waiting
her mother. Bhe and her son Fred 6
rick returned with Mr.. Mills tt ON.
look Sunday evening. Mr.. Ooodiax-
on went ms far M Minot with Mr..
aid.
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DONALDSONS SLOWLY
RECOVERING

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Donaldson
sro still in the local hospital where
tbcy arc slowly recovery from the
burna they received in the automo-
bilc accident last week.
II is now The opinion of physi-
ciana that Mrs. Donaldson will sur
vvc She is mcnding though IL may
h. necessary to amputate her left
lcg at the knee.
Mr. Donaldson will probably es-
oapc with a atiff ankle though he
may yet have to have the right
foot nmputatcd.
The baby is at .hc home cf It's
grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Donaldson where IL Is rapidly re-
covering.
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Mrs. VIM. Dominick was waat.
bly, caller Wednesday.
Paul Hultgren took down n load
OF young pigs TO Enderlin, NORTH
Dakota Thursday. ITe returned home
Saturday.
Ethel and Agnes Haugon returned
home Wednesday night from Mime.
apolis TO spend their vacation with
their mother. iaster and brothers
near Aikabo
Donald Wylle was n Gronora cali
or Saturday evening.
Rev. Marius Rhode conducted ser-
Vices In tho Orpheum treatro Sunday
Myrtle Nereson and Trena Metvedt
arc staying at the I'D. Lien home
while they are attending parochial
school
A number OF people from Weatby
attended tho Farmers meeting held
at Mol1lroy Saturday evening.
Tho farmers held a meeting In the
Orpheum Theatre Saturday afternoon
after which the Lutheran ladies aid
served delicious lunch.
Tho members OF tho All Cooking
ana Sewing Club wont 20 came Rt
Brush Lake where they will spend
Three days. All are looking forward
TO an enjoyable time while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hultgren and
family will leave FOR Minnesota in
a couple OF weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. eGorge and
FAMILY were visiting with friends in
Whitehall Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin 9tageberg ana
Family and Samuel Hall attended
meetings In Canada SUNDAY.
Mrs. Obort Stagoberg and mother.
Mrs. Ted Nordhagen. left for Lisbon
North Dakota where they will spend
n few weeks visiting friends and rel.
aitveA.
Lorraine Petersen is confined 60
her bed with n siege OF mumpH. Her
many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Anderson
and family moved out 20 the farm
for the summer.
Russell Peterson left for South pa
kota Tuesday to sock work.
Mr. and Mrs. I'D. lien transacted
business ia Alkabo Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ovcrgaard and FAM
lily Of McIglroy were Westby callers
Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and family left
for Minneapolis Friday where the
former will find work
Marion raulson. who has been
visiting friends and relatives IN Cam
ada. returned 20 his home WedneH-
day
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CHURCH NOTES
LUTHERAN CHURCH
.. NJ. SimundsOn. Pastor


Sunday, July 10 Services I'm
Plcntywood nj II "A. m. These ser
vices will be conducted by the pas
tors father, Rev. S o. Simundson
Of Kenyon. MINI.
Services at Dooley at If "A. m.
and at Antelope at 2:30 u. m.
Mr. Sigurd SimundBon will have
services ut Outlook at II a. m. and
at Archer ut 2.30 y. m.
Sunday, July 26-- Servicea NJ
Outlook at 1890 a. m. Communion
services at Outlook at 3 D. m.
Kindly notice this change of time.
Services Mt Plentywood at IL n.
m. and mt Dooley at 2:3O and ne
Antelope at S p. m. These services
will be conducted by Mr.. Simund-
son.
Outlook folks will notice thaA the
summer vacation school has begun.
It Is hoped that Everyone will send
all The children. All children are
welcome to attend.
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LOADED DICE UNPLEASANT
FOR LAWYERS

Whatever Jerry Shea wants the
board does. The maculate gang
Of Company physicians, Northern
Pacific physicians, Montana State
physicians, that enter Clements
swearing arena against any help
less claimant Of compensation Is
not to convince Clements or his ac-
complice, Stafford, (commissioer
of Labor, God help Labor in his
care,) but 10 make a sham record
that will stand up If the victim a
bout TO be slaughtered should ap-
peal,
So raw has the recent work Of
the board been that along with my
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(Too late for last weakl

tToo late for last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Moore and
children from Medicine Lake were
callers az the pauison home Hatur.
day Iuly 4th.
The following motored co Brush
Lake Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Ilergh and boys, Mr., and Mrs. Morse
Bergr and daughter Mildred. Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Kittieson. Vernon 1tittie.
son and Mr. and Mrs Henry Jensen.
Marven paulson In visiting friends
In the north country
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaH. Johnson were
pientywood callers Monday,
OLAF Gunderson and family were
callers az the Tandberg home NJ Co
lumbua July Fourth and firth.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd HaHs and daugh-
ter Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs, Carl
NereHon and children and George
Weller were pientywood callers Mon
day.
tfoibert Nereson and AdOiph and
Theresa Anderson Of Pleasant Valley
were Westby shoppers Monday.
Mrs. ole Gaigerud. Martha ana
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,t.,cJ Feed $1,000 per ton bulk
81" m,o Lake Mill. O3-4U
4 car load Of horses was ship
ID from Plcntywiod Thursday by
II Tnacn Of IIillsboro, North
Dakota.
n, and Mrs. Andrew Hansen
..tnrpcd from Wolf Point Tuesday
aGcr spending week there where
,bc former looked after his mill
ing interests.
Carl Lund returned Tuesday
,,om Alexandria. Minnesota, whcr,
- went about "A month ago on n
.isil When he arrived there he
was offered job Of building "A
SOy3G garage. He says he didn't
IA much visiting
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THE WEARING-OUT
PROCESS

In order to avoid this so-callod
"wearing-out process" the law re.
quired tho Boar dto always render
It's decision within thirty days aft
er the case is submitted. Clements
has broken this law to aid the
Company in its "wearing-out pro.
cess" in at least twenty instances
recently. He kept under advise
ment cases as long as three months
after submission. One ringster
The producers news., 1931-07-17

HE most striking fine types ever offered at each
low prices are now being presented by Ford deaers
These are the six newest de luxe creations Of tho
Ford Motor Company. They are designed and built
to meet every need Of the automobile buyer whose
desire Tor motoring luxury and outstanding perform
ance Is tempered with sound economy.
Get the facts about these fine cars. Compore their
'he clean-cut style with any YOU have ever created
III your own imagination. Learn about the de luxe
materials with which each car is trimmed and upbol
s'ered and how carefully these arc tailored SIT and
ride in the wide restful seats and you will realize
that just as no restrictions have been pui on mechnn.
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comfort and beauty
There Is much TO interest the careful buyer-o
choice of sparkling colors, variety Of rich upho.
siery materials Ruslless Steel safety glass, Houdale
doube-acting shock absorbers onopiece welded steel
wheels, slOnng windshieds and many other features
which make the Ford happy investment.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CRnDTTOns
In the matter OF the Bstats Of
VERNE ANKERAGAN, Deceased

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned Lima Ankerman. Ad.
ministratrix of the estate of Verne
Ankorman, deceased, 10 the creditors
or and all persons having claims a.
gainst the said deceased, TO exhibit
Them with the neoossarJ vouchers,
within four months after 'hs first
publication or this notice. 20 the tnid
undersigned at tho office Of j, ].
Gunthei. attorney. Plentywood, Mon
tana. the same being tho place for
the transaction OF the business OF
said estate In tho County os shori-
dan.
Dated June 2oth. 1897.
LIMA ANKERMAN.
Adminlstratrix OF Verne
Ankerman, Deceased.
First Publication July :, 1891.
Last publication July 20, 1891.
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ior Clements apologized to me fol
inns dirty work with the statement
that there was too much work foi
the board TO handle. Nothing more
was said when / asked him II he
meant by that, that the job was
too big for Burke anyway.
ED HAROLD STARVEs
TO DEATH
Harold was injured June 10. 1890
IN the eye. Anaconda claimed
trouble due TO prior injury, In their
service and that the statute of linn
ltatlons had run against claim
ant, but DR.. Maillet and DIR
Freund took steel from the eve
some days after this inis injury.
Clements heard the case january
10th. Under the law his decision
should have been in or before Feb.
ruary 18th. Harold was too proud
70 accept the food of his landlady
which he could not pay for. He
really died of starvation but lust
before starving to death took pneu-
monaa Clements on April 20 wrote
Waugh, Harold's attorney. TINT no
had just learned Harold had died
lie indicated the Board had no
further powers in the case because
OF claimants death.
T.. Il. BRISBIN
Brisbin worked many years for
the Anaconda Company. On July
o. 1913 he fell 65 feet down a man.
way; with many external injuries;
ne was never able to work after
wards and permanent paralvsis
soon set in. The company paid
compensation for seven months
only, Brisbin filed claim. AT the
hearing the company physicians
admitted that Brisbin would never
DO a days work again on account
OF paralysis. They claimed Biis-
bln had the germs Of syphilis and
that the disability WINS caused
PARTLY by syphilis. Brisbin has
raised a healthy family in Butte
Judge Bourquin, in January, in
structed a jury TO find for an in
Jured woman for full damages n
gainst "A similar defense in the
Federal court (the jury found S1O,-
OOO, which was paid.) AS mention
ed our Supreme Court has repeat
edly held the incident disease ia
no defense. II Is we'll known that
the germs Of this disease are found
In sixteen per cent Of all new born
infants and that they live long
and sturdy lives without ever find
ig out about it-and transmit the
germ to healthy offspring. Glenn
ents and Stafford found against
Brisbin-Geo. Porter did not ioin
them. An appeal is pending TO
Judge Carroll.
WIN. MEITTUNEN'S
FATHER
William Meittunen, (singlel 20
years old was killed in a fall Of
ground. He had sent his father
in Michigan fifty dollars ($5O) the
month for many months. Some OF
the remittances were by post Of
lice money orders and reoiatared
The producers news., 1931-07-17

JAMES i. MITCH11LL plAintirr
- vs..
ARTHUR IVBRSON. META IVnR-
SON. his wife, CAPITAL. TRUST
q SAVINGS BANK a corporation.
NELLIE tVBRSON, FI1RNn w,
HRSON and MONROE IVnRsON.
Defendants.
The producers news., 1931-07-17

IN TINE DIBTRIOT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DIS
TRIoT or THE STATE or MON
TANA, IN AND ron THE OoUW-
Tx or SHERIDAN.