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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
ELNOkI LECKE AZ USzIT0KNAK
A rolph- -izmusr6l, meg hitlerizmusr6l

! portosulas szerint egymassal
szente helyeztek, egymas tor
kara uszitottak.
Most a hitlerizmus vi 6riilete-
nh tuze csapta meg megil1t
a<olzat az elemeket, amelyek te-
il:tsegukkel, tudasukkal, szorgal-
nuxkal el6re haladni mem .tud-
nak, vagy akik gyiilolet alias
.nJulatatoi uzetve, bosszut IL
',c2iek es bosszut keresnek; es
sajat szennyes indulataik kiele-
gn .sele a lelkek mergezeset pro-
AJAX.
Ez torekves nagy aranyokat
cddig nem oltott, de azert lit is,
OFT is tala1unk embereket, SEE
seny 5 gyenge jelleniekel, akik
korulotttik lev6 ernbertarsaikat
esy mask csoportra uszitjak.
Regi igazsag, a tortenelem al
tai e.erszer bebizonyitott valosag,
ncgy a felekezeti uszitasnak vagy
lelki eltevelyedes, az orulteknek
eey szomoru faJtaja, vagy lelki
du1vasag, a bosszu vagy haszon-
lcscs legutalatosabb indulata a
toicsoje.
Akik maguk moge komoly
mullkaval tomegeket sorozni nem
,udnak, de nagyratoro vagyaik-
Ian magukat predesztinalva err
Xix vezeri allasra, azok szok-
tax megprobalni, hogy a. leg
aia,sonyaLb emberi indulatok XII
feJlesztesevei, az uszitas mindig
heznel levo, de mindig egyfor-
lni;:l alias eszkozet vegyek ket-
segbeesesukben a kezukbe.
Akik munkajukkal vagyont
szcrc mi mem tudnak, de annyi
zslvanybecsilet . nincs benniik,
.iogy zsivanyok mereszsegevel
i lorveny betujet athagjak, azok
is szoktak az uszitas becstelen
iegyverevel harcolni.
udja ma mar nlindenki, hogy
magyaiorszagi voros uszitas
c5 feher uszitas szomoru emleki
szegenylegenyei egyforman a
gazdasagi koncot, a felekezeti IL
satasba burkolt rablasi leheto-
scgct kerestek.
De mindezeknel hitvanyabbak,
inillGezeknel aljasabbak azok, a.
Xix a rablasnal is, a nagyrava-
gyasnal is sokkal a1jasabb indu-
lat.oA rabjai, akik szemelyes bosz-
sssut ksresnek Is inert bosszu
eszkozeinek a birtokaban nin-
cssnek, egesz felekezeteket uszi-
l4nak egymasra, tragediak
ozone idezik fel, hogy bosszu-
szomjukat kitoltsek.
Ebben az orszagban mines me-
20 az uszitok szamara, ebben az
orszagban abba meg idaig bele-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
UGYANEZ A SZELLEM

nutatkozik Eastman vasuti &C.
crdinatcr rendeleteben, mely clcs
l:.ngon tiltja meg a vasutaknak,
hogy a munkasalkat fenyegete-
sckKsi, igeretekkel vagy mas mo-
don kompania junk szervezesere
r4z.assak.
Es akiknek. eek bizuny lie
.>ok neln elegsegesek ARA, hogy
a Roosevelt kormany liberals
paogramjat lclismeljek es mel
t;l;lyo';ak, azoknak a congressu.
kovetkez6 ulesszakat ajanlom
szives iigyelmukbe.
A kormany tanacsara kor-
minyz6 demokrata part vi ado
Javaslatokkal fog a congressus
ele Ja1ulnl, amely a Jelenlegi ado
lorvenyeket EGYEL6KE meg
hagyja ugyan cPsegben, de fell
en,eil a nagyjovedelmi einberek
a,lojal. Es lehetetlenne teszi,
nogy inoiganok, a mitchelick,
:..eg a t0bbi adocsalo bankarok
ez..,ul kibujhassanak az adozas
a.o'.
lie ami ennel is suiyosaDb csa-
ras lesz lagyt5kes osztalyra.
5;a!Isz'nlleg meg fogJak sziintet-
III a szosetsegi, a1lami, megyei
Is varosi jelzalogkolcsonok jo-
c.ie4ln1nek az adomentessegtt es
ezze. cgy csapasra levagJak a
nagytoke mocskos karnlait, a.
mc'y ltgelesebb fegyvcr volt !
ragadoz6 oszta;y piszkos man
IsaL.
Ha ugyanis magas Jovcdeimi
s,:1, szabtak meg niillios jove-
1clial emberekre. l,a a nagy-
.oke truccolni akart kormany-
nal Is szandekosall panlkot
kait felidezni, akkor ! t6kes-
os<:aly a penzet egyszeruen q
v1lialkozasokbol, amennyire le-
hetelt, kiyonta IS kamatinentcs
papiroxba fektctlc.
Negyyen6tezer nliilio dollar
A ilyen ert3kpapir van J naety-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14

Roosevelt elnok "Chnrches Of
Christ keresztyen templom ta-
naosahoz beszelt multi heten,
dc egy egesz orszag, SGT egy
escsz vilag hallgatta.
Is akik hallgattak, azok nem-
tsak megelegedessel, hanem
mclyseges orommel hallottak,
n,sy az 'Egyesiilt Allarnok feje
Is clso polgara milyen utalattal,;
nli's,en megvetessef belyegezte
mce azokat, akik az embereket
cG1lEertarsaikra uszitjak.
EIltclte azokat a csocselekbc
lil6 es veliik tarto hivatalos egye-
hcket. akik a reszeg es vad en-
bcreket linchelesre izgatjak es
Roipii kormanyzot, California
6rult urat csak eppen hogy a
ntven mem nevezte.
De amikor arces hangon XII
Je.clltette a keresztyen egyhazak
tanacsaban. hogy a te1nplom es
cgyhazak teljes szabadsagat ez a
clv1iizalt allan biztositja, sziiksc-
gesnek es, jonak tartotta megje-
gyczni, hogy EFT nemcsak a kc-
rcszteny felekezetek, hanem a
zsIdosAg templomanak is teljcs
mirtekben megadjak.
IL :;nern annyira Hitlernek, a
nemet4 oriltnek szolt, mint azok-
max a. kutmergezo IS kartekony
elemeknek, amelyek hitleriz-
must lit is meg akarjak pro-
ba.,,i. 80
Akik tudatlansagbol es leiki
durvasagbol, gonosz haszonleses-
Dol, vagy alias bosszuallasbol a
ftlekezeteket lit is megprobaljak
egymao ellen uszitani, hogy a
1 hi1lerizmus, a ,ku klux klanizmus
Is felekezeti uszitas tobbi IL
Mu5at. elhintsek ebben az or
szagban.
Senki mem baratja ennek az
orszaga1ak, sem az e1nberisegnek,
Xxi aSpolgarok kozt levo es a
vallasos meggy6zodes-sziilte fa-
lakatski akarja az uszitas alias
aas-szfgeiyel lelezni.
A habcfu utani intolerencia at
ln1possalasa utan hnteien fellob-
bant Ku klux Klan gyuiolettol
eg6 fMlyaja az orszagban, de ez a
faiyaM az orszagban, de ez a
loza4Es emberseges nemzet csak
iiainafA vegzett azolckal, akik' a
ielek&cti uszitasbol akartak meg,
elni s maguknak vagyont es
ka,liMt csinalni. '.'
Es hndorral, megvetessel tep-
XIX leIa fHkete indulatokat takaro
feilSfNleHedoket azoknak ko-
n,iszz kazEmbercknek az arcaroi,
akik gGhdolkozashoz nem $50
kit onlegeketi felekezeti cso-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
MEG EGY
|0SSZEtJTK0ZES

esedekes munkas-fronton az
aceltruszt es az elnok kozt, inert
az acelmagnasok megint sem
(Folytatas az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
II + + l : = + n Z +

Toxic birtokaban, anlelyck mas
fsle1ei mi,lio dollar kanatot sal
tolnak lsl polgarsagbol.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30
RESERVE
J. ]. Gibbons

Mr.. and Mrs. Axel chrisfenseE
drove TO WiiIiston last Friday Ii
visit Nels Christensen. who is q pa.
tient at a hospital there. He is re
ported to be recovering rapidly.
A number of friends aud neigh
bors of Skoy Nelson gathered al
his home east Of town Last Friday
evening, the occasion being his
birthday. the eyeninglwas spent al
cards and other amusements-
Mrs. Geo. Lund entertained her
bridge club last Saturday after
noon.
The Wakea Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Niggo ~Strandskov last
Thursday afternoon.
tertained a few friends Last Friday
evening.
VIM. Rokken is doing a couple Of
kalsomining jobs at the homes of
George Lund and Mrs. L. G. Peter
son.
The Henderson boys are busay
engaged in o~yerhauling a couple of
tfaetofs III the OLD reserve garage
this week.
A number Of friends or Erick
Sundsted gathered at his home east
Of Town Monday evening. il being
his birthday. Card playing wa the
principal diversion Of the evening
and a very fine lunch was served
TO the callers at midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larson are
moving out TO their farm house the
last OF this week
Five of the local boys have Sc
cured jobs on the highway near
Medicine Lake and are arranging
to drive back and forth daily.
John Mouritsen and Jim Eyensen
have handled a car of work horses
during the last few days They had
been gathering horses with the idea
Of shipping a load east. but the de-
mand here took them all up.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30

MI
FIesa Jerdzn

Mrs August MeS4raaG spent Fri
day with her sister Mrs Sgrulseck
ia PIentywod-
Bert Heron was a mif-we eel
business visitor Id Plenty wood
Wayne LassraH@r was down Il
the county seat last week.
Elmer and Harry Bngf1fsman
left last week FIR n visit with shei.
parents ON the reservation
Charles Lar1er and II. L. Collins
returned THURSDAY franz q business
"trip TO P~1enfywG~rd-
Laurence Anholr. who has been
helping AZ the Nick Lceken coal
mine, had his fingers crushed 20 he
is unable 10 work for a time
Mrs Peter Fink and AIRS Sam
Wilson we're guests LAST THURSDAY
IT Mrs. Fred Bntke.
Mary Eaton Of Is4,ley i teach
ing the Collins school, Mrs Crom-
well having resigned
Mr. and Mr~. Lr MunSnm enter
tanned Mr. and Mr. 4 T. Sehrupp
III dinner and cards.
John and GaH FINK were visitors
Al The county Ssaf the Latter part
If the week.
Iiarvt SIrElaIs and family Of
brentwood sl+nt sunday with
Raymond friends.
Alice Nelson and brother were
Raymond and IienEyw4~yd visitors
last Saturday.
Gar4 Eksze~it and family we're
through Ray morisi Monday.
agIe AMI IAan fsarrirk acre spver
from Outlook Mon1ay-
Eiws@Ai Hannah visited with his
sister Ut Outlook oyer the week end
They expect to Es-gin work ON
graveling the reads In Raymond
Tuesday under the supervision of
Commissioner Anker-
School election win be held Sat
uriay for eleeting trustee.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30

Florence Hass returned back TO
school Monday after spending the
week with her parents.
Carl West of Plentywood tran
Saeaed business affairs i'll Westby
saturday.
Mr. and AIRS. Roam of Fortuna,
y Oak. spent Sunday in Westby
the guests of their daughter Mrs.
Lawrence Rohweder.
Walter Rohweder and Helen Jen-
SEN spent Sunday at the home of
Helen at coalridge.
VI -. George Freisleben was
pleasantly surprised by a number
IT friends at her home Thursday af-
ternoon. \ social time was spent
and 4 delicious luncheon was sery-
Ell.
Harry Peterson was surprised by
I number of his friends at his
sloms. Wednesday night in honor of
his birthday anniversary.
Mrs Porter Wigness Of Fortuna
spent a few days in Westby with
her sister-in-law Mrs. Nellie Lem
niger.
Rev. and Mrs. s. L. Almlie visit
ell friends in Plentywood Monday.
R.tt5enl and GeFaa- HaIgaaTd spent
the week end ut their parental home
returning back to school Monday.
Eaenavr Griffin of Lone Tree
Spent d few days this week at the
honle Of Mrs. Aimlie.
Last Friday a number of friends
and pupils gave Miss Mason a treat,
the occasion being her birthday an
nfverSHry.
Mrs. Porter Wigness and daugh-
ter left for their home at Fortuna
Friday after visiting friends and
relatives in Westby.
Eriek Eggen of Pleasant Valley
vas a Westby caller Thursday. ,
MFR. and Mrs. Art Nordhagen of
MeEEroy called on Westby friends
Thursday
Victor Nelson returned last week
from Sidney and will put in his
crop.
Bill Morgan arrived last week
from WiiIisten and other Dakota
Mr-. Mary kronen of Lone Tree
called nj the home of Mrs. Chas.
Johnson Friday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30
EAST cOALRIDGE

Mr. ana Mrs Marsnnx Fa.ss4n and
Mrs.. Henrr Haaven yer. S,rn4vrh as
under the weather rhe mass wool
with SYMPTOMS If rha I'm
OSCAR Magr,v ANA st.ns rra~ars
and s.s~,rsa. asesxsnreansa-s he ua,rv
SryernI ana Ionic SesSan made :
business trim so Wnl5sfan Tg.u-.dsx
10 huv Ill md r-e.ssire
AR sna NJ Anam DAaa ss~
and Mr. ale R,a vrara apagn~ ~
interested listeners ~ uanrr Srrav-
nd Il, III. sark ors~ ~. - -.
Saturday gv Pro- Sm,.sar ~ ~
Farmers Ifl1su Henry H.axar sra
5Hx1frr.~s,r, wt-r~ nur
Aress.v s.,.raa far sha - 10000
Very Slim hs,x,ps wx.ve fas,g ort fnr
the farmer NV Mr S7r.v.za, - ~
cards the new a-~rs~ItursT ysanS
,1nde~ .,-onSissersrson ~ ror~~
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30

ANTELOPE
Fred Glaze

Last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. SyI
TIand and MIR. and Mrs. w. Grey
son were guests at the Albert Ras-
mHSSen home
HRS r. Lee. Mrs. III. Bestland,
Mrs A. Tyerson. Mrs. parpart were
hsrstesses at public aid Thursday al
The church basement.
Miss Myrtle Christensen went to
Medicine Lake to work at the cafe
here
The birthday club met at Mrs. A.
f~Iovens- A no-h0stess lunch was
served A lovely gift was presented
"a Mrs. Hoven.
ole Hippo was down from Plenty
wo<~I a few days to help with some
repair work that is being done at
the mill.
Mare Larson who has been alb
sent from school since Christmas
because of rheumatism was able
10 go for q few hours Monday.
Rodney Krone from Los Ang-
eEes. who il spending the winter
here mt the home Of his grandpar-
enfs. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hunter
hal some Of his boy friends in for
refreshments March 24th, the oc-
casion being his birthday.
Craig Saxton walked to the Geo.
Hunter home Wednesday. He re-
turned Thursday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

WILLISTON TAKE CIT The
teaching staff and janitors Of the Wnliston city
schools took cuts totaling more than $1,000 by a
ruling made by the board Of education when it was
confronted with a budget reduced from SST,0 900 to
$4,000. Reductions in salaries ranged from 7 to
20 per cent. All teachers were rehired.
PIONEER MERCHANT Deals. q. Cow
les. a pioneer merchant Of Sidney, died suddenly
from a heart attack At his home last week. He is
survived by Il son and daughter, both living in Sid
ney.
NAY HAVE GRAND JURY-Petitions have
bcen cirrufated in Phillips county asking That 4
grand jury be called to investigate the records Of
the county.
NEW FAD O GLENDIyE SCHOOLS
snpt. q. Il. Kidder who has been in charge Of the
Dawson county high school and the Glendive public
schools the past several years. resigned recently and
last week X. Il. Seudder Of Valley City, y. ID. was
elected to succeed Mr.. Kidder.
WILL LET BRIDGE cONTRACT-The con-
tract for the building of the Cnlbertson bridge across
the Missouri river will be let by the state highway
commission May Q. according to information given
out by members Of the commission at its regular
meeting in Helena last week.
HELD FoR HORSE sTEALING+Harry Eu-
sits, ex-conyiot, former Williston coal teamster, and
John Finn, Mountrail county COW hand. were arrest
ed last week on the charge Of horse stealing. They
were picked up in Mckenzie county following a ten
day campaign by the sheriffs of the two counties to
round up rustlers who have been operating in west
en North Dakota for some time.
NEW BANK AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
have been made to the North Dakota banking depart
ment for organization of the First international Bank
at WilliSton. This would be a state institution and
would replace the First National Bank which has
operated in the Williams county seat for many years.
DEPOSED MAYOR BRINGS ~ACTION-Last
year III. Rogers was elected mayor Of Havre. He
could not get along with his council, which finally
brought court action to remove him. The council
won, the case WINS approved by the supreme court
a new mayor was appointed. Now the deposed
mayor Is starting another action to regain his office
The outcome will be watched with interest
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30
COALRIDGE
Mrs. Fred Paulsora

Bill Fiustoch Of Medicine Lake.
formerly Of this place has been
here q few days looking after his
horses, and stopping at the Ehry
home.
Several changes have been made
the past week in the South Coal
ridge neighborhood. Nels Kasmns-
sen who has lived many years On
tile Aage Larsen place moved into
the place occupied by Hans Fred
erickson. Frederickson's moving to
the Sampson place. SIMPSONS into
the Aage Larsen place.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyder Pol
ing. Clarence and Ruth from s. e.
Grenora visited at the formers
daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Lon Myers. Mrs. Polling remained
to spend the week.
Ernest Chapman and Sally OF
st. Paul were ont horseback riding
and stopped at the Bud Chapman
home Saturday.
Grain cleaning and feed grinding
are more signs Of spring and preTsa-
Tdii6nS LOT anDineT temp at lar
ming.
Several from here attended the
Silver Wedding of Mr.. and Mrs Ak
ell Nielsen Wednesday evening MT the
Brotherhood Hall.
Arthur Larsen, having moved
from here several years ago with
his parents, but has been here since
last fall is visiting a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels paulsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Afor were
taken to Plentywood Saturday ere
ming TO the bedside OF his mother,
the hospital for some time Little
Gene stayed with his aunt, Mrs.
Bud Chapman.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30
DAGMAR
Evelyn Pedcrsezs

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Groin are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born Monday at the Memorial hos
pital.
John and Hans Andersen, Onseal
Nielsen and Clifford Andersen were
in Poplar Monday to transact some
business.
David Fredericksen was i'm Plen-
tywo0d Monday to have some dem
tai work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rasmussen
from Reserve were seen in Dagmar
Tuesday.
The neighbors gave a supper and
dance for MIR. and Mrs. Axei Mel
sen and family in honor OF their
25th anniversary In the Brother
hood hall Wednesday. Many atten-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30
r.
Mrs Kenneth Hoist

Mrs. John Petersen left for Ken
mare Monday where she will helr
take care Of her aged mother and
fatfler for n short while. as they
are both confined to their bed.
K%agnhild Bakken spent the week
end nj her parental home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lee and son,
Henry were last Saturday evening
$sIesaS al fIIe Ole Hoist home. The
occasion being chester's birthday.
Richard Gemetson family are
confined to their home with Ger
man measles.
Mrs. Fred Frebcrg and Clifford
and Mrs. Chris Petersen and Miss
Enger Olson were county seat
shoppers and visitors last Saturday.
MIR and Mrs. Chris Petersen and
Clifford FriIerg were C0alridge
shoppers Monday and also visitors
at the Ell Spoklie home.
MFR and Mrs. Chris Petersen and
MIR and Mrs. Kenneth Hoist were
We=stby callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Petersen and fam
lily Mr.. and Mrs Ole Hoist and
Chester and MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hoist were Friday evening guests
nd the Sanford Fransen home. The
occasion being Mr.. Fransen's birth
day anniversary. After a very en-
foyahEe evening was spent visiting
a very delicious lunch was served
by Mrs Fransen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Oemetson
and Oscar Clemetson motored 10
Crosby Thursday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30
r COALRIDGE
Mrs. j. Spokiic

The Ladies Aid society was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon at the
Peter Nelson home.
Levi Larson has been on the sick
list d few days with A severe cold
Sig and Clarence Nelson started
for Glendiye Friday by truck but
due to the roads they had to turn
back again.
Vera Jensen, who has been as
sisting at the Palmer Jensen home,
returned to her home Thursday
Alice Peterson accompanied her
from Westby and returned to her
home the following day.
Several farmers from this local
ity attended the Oil demonstration
which was held at the Walter Olson
garage at Westby Friday
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30
ROCK SPRINGS
Knute Kampen

Ole ~TIaIvorsen called ut Mary
Summers Wednesday.
John Wilson was busy a few
days hast week helping Jens Lund
clean seed.
James Mann and Joffas Fraistad
mDt0rrsi to Reserve Wednesday,.
Zap Smith called Mt the Ole
kamEen home Wednesday fore
nsssyn-
Dave Summers has been busy
rounding mp horses the latter part
uf the week
Melvin Kampen called at John
Wilson's Saturday afternoon.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30

WESLEY
Mrs 0kwxes Js1nSsxu

Mrs Kheinert SfuisIse. Mrs Ericka
HjeIm. Mrs chzs- johnson were
luncheon sIests MT the home of Mrs.
Skeels sunday afternoon
GheSFsr and Lyle Dnstad Of pfen-
tywos~i allied ON friends lin weSfby
SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs August Huitgren
were Pleasantly surprised Sunday
by their children and their families
in honr ~ their 35sh wedding an
niyersary-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30

{. A.. West and Jack Wagner Of Redstone
were IN town Wednesday and Thursday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30
DO YOU
News Items Taken from Files of
The P~lentyweed Herald of
90 YEARS q

Secretary of State A. NJ. Anderson today re-
ceivel from the board of county commissioners Of
Valley county Il resolution creating Sheridan county
and designated its officers.
The officers of the new county are: senator.
II. c. Walker; representative. Robert S. Richardson
treasurer, J. W. Anderson; sheriff. Thos. S. Court
ney; coroner, Harry Sparkling: superintendent of
schools, Irene Murphy, commissioner. two year term,
Harry Eottekst commissioner, four year term, Eli P.
Hansen; commissioner six year term, Frank 4. Vein
rich; clerk. Ben Johnson; attorney, Paul Babcock:
administrator, NieIs Christensen; clerk of the court.
T. ! ohstad; surveyor, Olaf Berg; assessor, H. u.
Hill.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30

Emigrants are arriving daily and loads of
lumber, furniture, and farm implements are leaving
town in constant streams.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30

In regard TO moisture, the summer of 1912 was
phenomenal in the Dakotas and Montana" SAYS Prof.
Thos. Shaw. THE rains that fell We're timely. The
crops were phenomenal. They were so bountiful in
both the pakotas and Montana. hat the average of
production may not be realized again for many years
70 come,
Now that the county fight is settled peace and
harmony should again prevail and everybody for the
upbulding of our new county Of Sheridan. Plenty
wood has Won the race fairly and squarely for the
Temporary county seat. for which she also wins the
respect Of all the voters Of the new ounty-Redstone
Review.
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DR.. II. /. Gustafson is here on his regular month
end visit attending to the wants Of his many Gus
toners.
The statement that Blain Dean made a short
time ago, that he was thinking Of quitting baseball
and joining the Frnid Dramatic Club is not to be
token seriously. Buck Munson. who has been doing
road work with him says that Rabbit is merely max
Ing a stall for i bigger contract and that there is
nothing to It. The fans may rest content that when
the bell rings he will be there.
Emigrants are arriving daily and loads Of
lumber, furniture, and farm implements are leaving
town in constant streams.
{. A. West and Jack Wagner Of Redstone
were in town Wednesday and Thursday
The citizens of the town met at the mayors
office Saturday evening for the purpose Of nominat-
img city officers for the next general election to be
held in the different wards April It'll. The ticket will
be known as the Citizens Ticket and the following
officers were nominated: Mayor, George Bolster; al
derman, first ward, Peter DIETRICH and NJ. NJ. John
son; second ward, Roy Forncrook, and Forrest Good
man.