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At the annual school election held
last Saturday the district elected
Hans Larsen as trustee for the three
year term. The district also voted
an additional levy of mills.
The new service station which is
being put up by Geo. Andersen is
going along at a good rate and
should be ready for business in
week or so. This will be a great
addition to the town
Spring work has commenced in
earnest here now with several out
fits in the fields. Practically every
available man has been picked up by
the farmers for the season.
Alfred Petersen will handle the
Jake Petersen farming operations
this year. Jake just returned from
a Minot hospital and is in rather
bad shape from an infected eye.
Erik Lyngas moved to the Kallak
| house east of town Monday. Geo.
Andersen is moving into the house
just vacated by the Lyngas family.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyngass were Willis
ton visitors last Saturday, return
ing home late that evening.
Easter services We're conducted in
the school house at IL a. m. Sunday
| by the Rev. Stowell. A very good at
! tendance was noted. The singing by
! the local quartette was especially
well rendered
| Fred Olsen from Dagmar was in
town Saturday arranging for the or.
ganization of a Cooperative life in.
,surance system for the Dagmar To-
cality. He was quite successful here
This type of insurance is becoming
very popular in many localities, es.
pecially among labor unions anC
promotes community efforts greatly
The blacksmith. the garage MAJ
and contractor Ted Murk seems to b.
the busiest men in town these day
which indicates that business is get
ting better every day
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Mrs. VIM. Robinson returned from
Bainville on Tuesday where she has
been visiting at the Ed. Robinson
home.
Johnnie Henricksmeier has been
helping Henry Ross clean grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McBurney and
daughter Myrtle, and Katie Kenne-
dy were callers at the Joe Brown
home Tuesday.
Adolph and Carl Hovdey were Wis
itors in Outlook Thursday.
Bill Robinson was transacting bus
mess in Plentywood Wednesday.
Edna Walkeden called at the Hen
ry Ross home on Thursday.
Mable Nelson, who is attending
high school in Plentywood came out
Thursday evening to spend the Eas-
ter vacation at the Adolph Hovdey
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Fink spent
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Henderson
were guests at the w. o. Wilson
/ home Easter Sunday.
/ Monday the Alfred Stadstad fam.
! lily moved on the old Geurge Stad-
stad place where w. .. Wilson's just
moved out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hovdey enter
tanned number of friends and rel.
atives at their home Easter Sun.
day. A most enjoyable dinner and
social time was had by all.
Edna Walkeden was a Friday call
er at the Carl Stadstad home.
Quite a number of young people
from Raymond and vicinity ATTENDED
the dance at Minton, Sask., las
Monday night. There were 20 cars
and 81 people from the American
side that reported at the Regway
customs house that night.
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The house known as the Knutson
building has been moved to main
street between Goods pool hall and
Hanson's barber shop. 1t is planned
to begin some kind of business there
this spring.
Mrs. Maude Olson, of Coalridge,
visited with her daughter Harriet at
the 9. A. Foster home two days be-
fore leaving Friday for Glasgow at
which place she will be employed in
a rooming house.
Wednesday Laude Tonnes was out
selling and transferring oil stock in
this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Trowbridge and
children are home again at the hotel
from their trip west. The Mathiasen
| family who took charge of the no.
tel in their absence have moved into
their own residence.
Ruth Arneklev was a week end
visitor at the Kermit Ueland home.
About 25 friends, mostly high
school students gathered at the c.
G. Hanson home Friday evening at a
surprise party on Mr.. and Mrs. Kay
Lang. A set of silver knives and
forks were presented to the newly
married couple. delicious lunch
ming.
Rev. Stowell of Medicine Lake
conducted Easter services Sunday a
m. in the Monroe school. Some Of
the grade pupils sang several appro
pirate songs. Mrs. J. ]. Courtney anC
Eli Sorvick sang at the PlentywooC
Catholic church Easter morning
Sunday evening a large congrega
ton enjoyed the sermon delivered
by Rev. Simundson and the beautiful
selections by the choir and a sol,
by Arna Njaa from Plentywood a
the Lutheran church.
Good Friday morning Mrs. Hedg
es entertained her first and secont
grade pupils and many children o
pre-school age at an Easter part.
at school.
A big crowd attended the dance a
the hall Saturday night for the ben
eft of the baseball teams. Sunda,
the players met for practice at How
lands.
The Chas Mclaughlin family en-
: joyed a turkey dinner at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lee.
Five of the Axel Romstad chill
dren are victims of the mumps thi
week. Eunice Lindquist is also GU
; of school on account Of the. sam
! ailment
Mr.. Hughesman, an official @
the G. N. Railway made a bushes
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Mr.. and Mrs. Downey Of McElroy
were shopping in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Trowbridge and
Mrs. Carl Johnson were Westby
shoppers on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson and baby
and Mrs George Leninger returned
from North Dakota on Wednesday
the return by Howard Ferguson. 49,
Messrs Peter Jerde and Ole Hele-
gard of northeast of Comertown
were Westby shoppers Thursday.
Many farmers have commenced
seeding in this district in the hope
that nice weather will continue and
the price of wheat will go up.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rust were in the
village Thursday visiting and shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh Of McElroy
attended the defamation contest on
Thursday night.
Royal Ness is home after spend
Ing about a week in the hospital
where he was operated on for ap-
pendicitis. He is recovering nicely.
]. HI. Hodss ~ was in town on
Thursday Nib ~ get his daught. r.
Rather ne. VINO is attending h'rh
schoOi hare
Mr.. and Mrs. s. CARLSBAD and
daughter, Alice, Of Alkabo. were
WeStby shoppers on Friday
Easter services were held In the
Lutheran church Sunday. A large at
tendance is reported.
Many Of the Westby school chill
dren went other homes over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ditmarson were
Westby visitors at the home Of Clar-
ence Onstad south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downey and children
OF McElroy were shoppers in Westby
Saturday night.
The declamatory contest was held
at WeStby on Thursday. The hall
was crowded. The winners were
Theodore Larson of the oratorical
| group, Lydia Norgaard of the dra'
matte group and Evelyn Welsh OF
the humorous group. Theodore Lar.
son and Lydia Norgaard will repre-.
sent Westby at Ambrose later on
The judges were County Superin'
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Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Nicholson
and children drove to Plentywood on
Saturday with the team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete LaVerdure
spent few days visiting with Ray
Tinkeys and Jack Smiths the other
side of Raymond this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace LaVerdure
spent Saturday afternoon visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Smith out by Raymond.
Mr. an dMrs. Tom LOTUS were to
Plentywood Tuesday to see Mrs. Lof-
tus' sister, Mrs. Carl Anderson, who
is in the hospital.
Pete Bruvold went to Minot on
Thursday on business. He returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hopper and
Arnold Hanson were to Plentywood
Saturday afternoon on business.
Christ Halskov, brother of Anton
Halskovis here visiting with his
brother and looking after business
There were Easter services Sun
day in the German Hollow church in
the German Valley.
The Luther League choir had a
very beneficial practice Thursday
night at Mrs. Rostad's. Mr.. Rosta6
treated them to a nice box of choc-
olates after the practice.
Among those who were in the vii.
lage visiting and shopping the past
week were Edwin Torpen. Lea Bra,
dy Benny Carson, Joe Mccall. Ed
win Bergenbokken.
Mrs. Hopkins from PlentywooC
was out to the farm near Conner
town the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Quamme ant
baby son were visitors at the hom,
of Mrs. Quamme's folkes. Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Corcoran Sunday.
August Gruchel was visiting witt
his sister Mrs Adolph Huper tn
latter part of the week.
The school election at Comertowl
was held Saturday, April 4th MI
Oscar Clements was the new office
elected. All the other officers wer
reelected.
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin windfoldet
of Ambrose drove over on Sunday to
spend the day with their mother,
Mrs. Laura Chapman, in town.
The Bert Guenther family accom-
panied by Mrs. Martha Hill were
Faster dinner guests of the William
Lobdells. Oliver Christensen was all
so a guest for the occasion.
Mrs. Ernest Chapman sponsored a
party for a number of children at
her home on Saturday evening.
Those participating included the Os-
car ThOrstensen children of Dagmar,
the Clarence Chapman, Ludwig Math-
eson and r. d. Chapman young folks.
Peanuts and candy was enjoyed by
all and games continued until mid
night
Mary Hamburger, who has been
a1l1ng for several days was removed
to the Grenora hospital on Saturday
in critical condition, the victim of
pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ator served
dinner on Easter Sunday to the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Paulsen, Mr.. and Mrs William Nc
Cauley, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Guen-
Their.
Clarence Young left the latter part
of the week for Fairview where he
will seek medical aid. Last winter
Clarence suffered the fracturing of
several ribs while working in coal
mine in the Fairview vicinity from
which he has never fully recovered
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McCauley and
daughter Doris, spent Saturday eve
ming socially with the Emil Hueth
/ family.
/ John Hamburger returned to his
home here on Monday from neal
! Williston where he has been employ
ed the past year.
Miss Olga Lodahl, an ANTELOPE
high school student, spent the week
end with her parents here and cele
brated her birthday anniversary BY
inviting in few neighbors on Sat.
urday evening.
Albert Spoklie was the newly
elected trustee on the school board
of the Coalridge district at the cleo
ton held on Saturday.
Mrs. Adolph Stephen and Charles
were Friday afternoon callers o.
Ethel McCauley.
Mrs. Maude Olson left here OF
Wednesday for Glasgow. Mrs. OlsoI
has resided at the Dolpha Lobdel
home the past year and a half, dur
ing which time she has made a hos
of friends who greatly regret he
absence.
On sunday, MI. and Mrs. Eml
Emf lHueth and son Elmer, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Murphy and Rudolph
Stephen, ST., attended German Lu
theran Easter services at the Nortl
Coalridge church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harshburge
were Sunday evening visitors at tn
Jim Glen home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guenther an
sons Leroy and Raymond of Plenty
wood were making short calls at tn
various relative homes near here o
Sunday.
On Monday evening Mabel Alto
served a waffle supper to the WIN
McCauley and Harold Guenther fam
, lilies. The evening hours were sper
! at 500
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The Producers News is now run
ming only four pages so space is
very limited. SO we are more inter
ested right now in the quaI1ty OF the
news sent in than we are OF the
quantity, and that's what we want to
talk to you about right now
What is News7
Ask yourself that question. What
is news to you is likely news TO the
other fellow. Now if a lady talked
for while with friend over the
back yard fence, would that DC news
to anybody If a farmers wife
goes across the road and mas COZ
fee with her neighbours W11eI you
wouldn't expect a poor printer 70 set
that into type and get pay 1or IL
would your
Now what the paper wants Is
news and not column fodder. a Few
well written Items, reporting some
thing worth while is worth whole
Lot of twaddle. Wa can't I'LL our
space with such stuff and leave out
interesting and instructive material
Now what number of our COR
respondents are apparently more In
terested in than anything else Is
their pay-they send in all sorts OF
silly bunk just to fill space.
And when you learn about some
C1nnS I1LdJ IS news Try 10 AAAA Ou
all the important facts: if a baby is
born don't forget to tell who the
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occurred and when; then tell if it bt
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about its weight.
Keep always in mind: WHO
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| A marriage, a birth, a death, visit
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Get all the important facts, spell
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Next weeks soma more.
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School election was held in town
Saturday. Melvin Evenson won out.
Harvey Nichols hauled some ma
chinery out to Leo Young's farm
Wednesday.
Several from Raymond attended
the dance at Minton Easter Sunday.
Erick Carlson. Toney Wilson and
Rastus Johnson of Outlook moved
the Misses Johnson house Saturday
and now Esther and Margaret John
son will drive back and forth home.
Mrs. John Umback has been on
the sick list the last week.
Emil Severson and Charlie Stew
art were PlentywoOd visitors Mon
day and Tuesday.
Sam Walkeden and Ed. Hannah
are starting work on the road.
Beryl S. Pierce of Plentywood was
a Raymond caller Monday.
Mildred and Stanley Tooke spent
the Easter vacation at Raymond
with their mother. John Firms and
Agnes Fink were visitors at the Ed.
Fink home Sunday.
Ed. Black was hauling grain for
LaGranges Saturday.
Evelyn and Vera Symes spent
Easter with their brothers James
and Kenneth.
Alfred Stadstad moved on the old
George Stadstad farm-when and
where from?
Walt Dickinson was caller in
town Tuesday.
Clifford Olson Of Comertown spent
few minutes in town Sunday eve
ming.
The Emil Severson family was re.
| leased from quarantine Thursday
| Kenneth Symes is helping Lee
\ Hisler with spring work.
Jark Clay and son Ridhard came
from Plentywood Monday morning
with team and wagon.
Lundy Zimmerman of PlentywooC
spent Easter vacation with Roger
MCGOWAN.
Martin Homme of Outlook was
visitor in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Heron anC
daughter Tootey were visitors a
the A. ]. Markuson home Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Hill returned from TIN
Plentywood Memorial Hospital Sun
day.
Fred Pluhart Of Dooley and Gee
LAGRANGE were Plaptywood visitor
Grant stoner of Outlook was il
town Friday for a graveler to grav
ell the street.
Dick Hesses were in town Satur
day for the school election.
Church services were conducted il
the Lutheran church Easter Mon
day.
Wilbur Strubey is working 70
Pete Nordby.
Frank Raymond hauled barley 70
Alfred Stadstad Tuesday afternoon.
The Welfare Club of North Ray
mond met at the home Of Mrs. Jas
Larter on Wednesday, March q
Miss Wort gave a very interestin
!, demonstration of clothes closets. TIL
next meeting will be with Mrs. Her
ry Ross on Wed, April %.
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day. Mr.. Johnson was manager Of
the line elevator at McElroy until
quite recently. He has not decided
where he will locate. At present the
Johnson's are visiting Mrs. Johnson's
parents at Egeland. Their many
friends in this territory regret their
leaving and wish them success in
their future endeavors.
The Lutnes Brothers made an auto
trip to Outlook and PlentywOod on
Monday.
School election Saturday resulted
in a close race for trustee in Dis
trict No. AZ between Pete Olsen and
Niels DanielSon. Mr.. Olson was
elected. In District the vote was
S. Barsnes 13, Mrs Lutnes II for
trustee. The vote for an additional
levy Of II mills resulted in five for
and five against the levy.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Larsen
on Sunday, April 5, 1881. a boy.
Peter Westerlund and Niels Sund-
sted started seeding wheat Monday.
Chris Johansen, Tom Sundsted and
Axel Johnson are blowing for Viggo
Johansen.
Niels Sundsted and family spent
Sunday visiting at Westby.
Carl Hansen is the proud possess
or of q new tractor.
On the school election Saturday it
was voted to move the Blue Valley
school house to the Lew Wallace
school site. Viggo Johansen was
elected trustee for the three year
tearm and Piet Nielsen for the two
year term in District 80.
Ragnhild Jensen has been sick
with the mumps the past week.
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call on the local agent, Art Enfield
on Friday.
Mrs. Rudolph Iceland is house
keeping at the Obert Dahl home dur
ing spring work.
Mr.. Bodahl, teacher at gilbert
son, called on A d. Hunter, one eve
ming last week.
More votes than usual were cast
at the school election Saturday.
Weldon Richardson won over Art
Olson for the three year term on the
school board and r. D Clark over
Selmer Thoresen for the one year
term with a majority of about two
to one. Mrs. c. A. Foster Mrs. Jesse
Clark and Ben Holland acted on the
detection board.
A correction in last weeks news
should read: Albert Lindquist and
daughter Eunice were callers at the
Jonas Erickson home Friday after.
noon. And
Mrs. Ernest Grayson substituted
for Postmaster Sorvick at the post
office when the latter acted his part
in the matinee at the hall Friday.
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~, Have your radio tubes tested at
The Tire Shop, Plentywood. (21
Henry Osksa of Westby was a
caller at the court house Thursday.
Mrs. N. M. Markuson of Doolev.
was a business caller in PLENTY
wood Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hunter of
Dooley spent Tuesday with friends
In Plentywood.
Fred Olson and A. W. Sorenson
OF Dagmar were court house call
ers Wednesday.
Aft Hoven was up from Ante
lore Thursday transacting bust
ness.
Heljhem Rudy who farms east of
town was a shopper in Plentywood
Wednesday.
Chris Petersen of Reserve visit
ed with friends and relatives in
this city Monday.
2. A. Beveridge, we'll known
Redstone citizen was a business
caller at the county seat Monday.
The White Brothers of Wanso
were in the city Thursday getting
supplies for the spring work which
is just ahead.
Alfred Norm and Cliff McKen-
zie both of Medicine Lake, spent
Thursday IN Plentywood.
R. w. Dickey of Daleview was a
business caller in the city the
first of the week.
T. ]. Doe, the ]. l. Case repre-
sentative is in the city this week
checking up matters at the court
house relating to the company.
George Lund, of Reserve was E
court house caller Wednesday. HI
was looking after seed loan mat
ters.
| The Congregational Ladies helC
their regular meeting at the par
lOrs in the church Thursday after
noon.
/ M. H. Otto and E. L. Gilstad @,
Sanish, North Dakota have spen
g. the past week in Plentywood anC
vicinity looking after business in
terests.
On Wednesday Messrs. P. L
/ Collins, Joe McBurney and Adolpl
Hovdey, all of Raymond, drove in
to town for the day. The gentle
men are finishing preparations TO
spring work.
| Art Wankel and Anton f. Olsol
motOred in to the city from tn
Dooley county Tuesday and locke
after business matters before tn
spring work gets in full swing.
On Saturday, April 4, a MARI
/ age license was issued to WilliaI
Stutsman of Mandan, North Da
kota and Josephine Ann Styles o
Grand Forks.
The Nick Reuter- family has re
moved to the farm where they Wi
stay until the crop is in when the
will return to the city.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dolin of Med
icine Lake. were attending to legs
matters at the court house Nor
day.
, Earl Cosper drove down frol
the farm near Outlook Thursday
attend to personal matters at til
court house.
Mrs. Christine Dahlgard ar
daughter of Westby drove over O
Tuesday to look after several ma
: terS at the court house.
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tendent Markuson, J. B. Alexander
of Outlook and Mr.. Raaen of Conner
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Christianson. Mrs
L. J. Onstad and sons Lyle and Ches-
ter were visitors in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
were Sunday visitors at the Art Het-
land home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hass and daughter
were in town Sunday.
Vincent Johnson, Harvey Larson,
Omar Helseth and Walter Rohweder
went to McElroy Saturday night
and took in the Farmers Union ga
thering.
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Instead of the regular session of
school last Tuesday forenoon the
teacher and pupils took in the pic
lures given at Westby to celebrate
the Centennial of the invention of
the Mccormick reaper Mrs. F. G..
Welsh and Ralph Downey took the
bunch in their cars.
Peder Solberg received another
car load of lumber for his new barn.
Mrs. Peder copeland is keeping
house for Nels Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Johnson and
children left for Egeland, N. D. Fri
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EGGS FOR SALE from pure bred
bronze turkeys, SOC each post paid.
Flock headed by 36-pound young
tom having full rainbow tail and
spots on all greater coverts. Prize
winning stock. Mrs. Charles A.
Norton, Medicine Lake, Mont. CPD
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BEE HIVES FOR SALE Seven
complete standard 10-frame hives.
Also II deep supers and Is shallow
supers with frames. No bees. See
Mrs. P. D. Howell. PlentywoOd.
Mont. 2-tf)'
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FOR SALE-Durola heater, new
Range Eternal, leg base, Al con-
dition. Horton Electric washer and
all household goods, kitchenware,
etc. Hunting boat and trailer All
priced to sell. See: S. P Cornelius,
RedstOne, Montana. (2-1t)
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DIR. LOGAN, Livingston Special
ist in optometry, will examine
eyes without drugs at Plenty
wood Hotel, Sunday and Monday,
April 1920. Strictly professional
service in glasses! (2-3t)
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FOR SALE-Comfortabl four room
house. Good large garage with coal
bins and storage room. II acre
of land fenced with stock proof WOW
en- wire and steel posts. A bar
gain for some one. See: S. p. Cor
nelius, Redstone, Mont. (2-1t)
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FoR SALE-House with three large
rooms and full basement, and
two acres of ground in Plentywood
Bargain. See p. D. Howell at the
Producers News. (2tf)
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FOR SALE-Register Nuland Flax
seed, first prize at county fair and
second at Great Falls seed show;
termination SO per cent. Price 81
the bushel. Nels NJ. Olson, Out
lCOE. (51tf)
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LOCAL MARKETS
Thursday. April 9, 1881

Oualzer State, the 1000 mile oil at
tbe Tire Shop, PlentywoOd. CD
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FOR SAL-Shecp manure. Call the
Cty pray, Phone 26W (51tf)
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REGTsTERER HEREFORD BULLS
POR SALE. Call or write James
Ostby. McCabe, Mont. (2tfp)
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