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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-08
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL. PROPERTY

Intending TO buy smaller place or
move to town, will sell at public auc-
ton ut the Cunningham farm located
one-half mile west of Falling Waters.
eight miles from Mnrtinsbnrg. on
TUESDAY, MARCH IA, 1919,
the following personal property. to-
wit:
8 HEAD HORSES AND COLTS
No. 1. Nell. black Belgian mare. 8
years old, first class barshare leader,
bred to Castor.
No. 2. Bella roane Belgian, years
old. good brood mare. work anywhere.
No. 3, Mag roane Belgian. years
Did. good wagon leader.
No. 4. Prince. black horse. s years
old. good strap horse and Al driver.
No. b. Daisy, gray marc, 10 years
Did, fine driver and worker.
The above Ave horses arc good,
itocky, first class farm hofses.
No. G aud z, yenrling colts. roane
Belgiana. tine heavy drafters--nono
better,
No, 5. Black Pcrcheron, good heavy
yearling colt
HEAD OF CATTLE
Four cows now giving good flow Of
milk. another with calf by her side:
heifers, will be fresh by spring;
heifers well bred. Holstein and 3
Jerseys.
IS HEAD OF SHEEP
All will have lambs by day Of sale.
q hEAp OF HOGS
ono sow with Z pigs, l with 5 pigs. 4
5hoats. ! SOW will have pigs before
sale. male hoga. thoroughbred q.
|. G.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Fourhorse Town wagon. with 60
bushel bed. good M new; 8-horee
studehaker Va gon In good order; q
H. cut Deerlng binder. In good order;
Dayton and stick wagons. superior
disc harrow, XX-a0 Oliver chilled
plows No 40 Oliver chilled pillow. 2
spring tooth harrows 2 4.square har-
rows set hny ladders. set manure
boards. double and single-shovel
plows. double and single trees. Iron
crowd Sticks 3 sets heavy breech-
bands, sets Yankee harness. 4 sets
pillow harness. 4 collars. brides. butt
traces and breast ohainB, full set, OF
blacksmith tools. many other tools OF
different kinds.
New Empire li.hoie grain drill.
Black Hawk check row corn planter,
3 two.horse cultlvators. | one.horee
corn cutter, / dinner bell. long ta-
BILE, / buggy pole.
90 FINE HENS
All last years Matching; 4 roosters, /
pair large white geese, some ducks.
TERMS OF SALE
A credit Of nine months will DO CIV
en- on all sums over $40 purchaser to
give note with approved security. NO.
gotiable and payable al the Merchants
& Farmers Bank or Peoples Trust
Co. OF Martinaburg, w. Va. with In
tsrest from date, but If paid at ma.
turity. interest remtied. Under $40
cash 4 per cent discount for cash
over $40. No property to DO remov.
ed until settled for.
J. w. SILER-
Dodd g. Hoffman. Aucts.
HarWood Burkhart. Clerk.
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-08
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Intending TO discontinue farming /
win make public sale at my residence,
known as the J. b. Small farm, locat-
ed three miles west of Martinshurg.
on the Tusearora grade, on
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1916,
the following personal property, to-
wit Sale TO begin at 10 o'clock n. III.
7 HEAD HORSES AND COLTS
Gray mare, weight 1900 lbs, with
foal by Black Percheron horse This
mare is 4 No, l harahare aud wagon
leader.
Bay mare. weight 1850 lbs, with
foal by Black PercheGon horse. This
mare is No. strap animal.
Gray horse weights 1000 lbs, q No.
l barshare and wagon leader.
Black horse. weights 1000 lbs. q
No. barEhare and wagon leader
Bay mare. weight 1860 lbs. This
mare is a No. l driver.
Brown horse. weights 100 lbs. a
good safe driver for lady.
Brown yearling colt of extra good
size.
HEAD CATTLE
Two COWS with calves by their side
Two cows giving full flow of milk.
One six months old calf.
GOOD sHoATs
VIII average about 75 lbs. each.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 4horse Brown wagon, In good
condition; one 2-horse Brown wagon
and bed, in good condition.; falling
top buggies. cutter sleigh. l Penn
sylvania niue-hole grain drill, new,
only sowed Al acres wheat; / Walter
A. Wood mower, new, only used on
one crop, / Walter A. Wood self
dump horserake, new; set 20 foot
hay shelving, j. w Nolls make;
Superior single corn planter. with fer.
tilizer attachment, new; l Buckeye
double cutiyator, six shovels. new,
Oliver chilled pillow No. 40 and one
McWane boltless barshare pillow. new.
| spring tooth harrow and / four
square harrow, new, J. W. Noifs
make; | land drag, | reversible diak
harrw. with 10 disks, | double shov-
el pillow, and one single shovel plow
cutting box, new.
HARNESS
Two sets breechbands, and sets Of
front gears both sets now, Johnson's
make; set single harness, sets
pillow gears. bnnc brides collars
4 leather haltera. | pair check lines
These harness all new One pair of
spreaders. ! pair breast chains. 2
sets butt traces, sets trace car
riers. choke straps. lot thrlbble
double and single trees. lot forks,
hoes and raltes l wire corn scoop,
moving scythe. digging iron and mat
took x-cut saw, log chains, corn
basket
About Tons Clean Hay. 300 Blu. Corn
one.half interest In ID Acreo Growing
Wheat, well fortified and In good
condition.
One cream water separator. | Ice
box. 2 chunk stoves, lot screen doors
and window screens.
TERMS OF SALE
A credit OF eight months will be
gwen on all sums of ten dollars and
over. the purchaser to give note with
approved security, negotiable and
payable at the Merchants aud Farm
ers Bank OF Martinsburg. w Va, with
interest from date. but If paid at ma
tucity interest RENTED Under ten
dollars cash No property removed
until terms arc complied with Dis.
count for cash.
Hucksters allowed, but no cider to
he sold
G. L. NICELY.
Dodd & Hoffman, Auets.
HARDWOOD Burkhart, Clerk.
March | Is
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
pEDS0MAi PROPERTY

Intending tn make a change In bust
ness, / will sell to the higheHt bidder
at my residence at Pike Side, 3 miles
south Of MartlusburE. ". Va, on the
Winchester pike Oh
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1916,
Commencing at 10 O'clock a. NJ,
the following personal property.
8 HEAD HORSES AND COLTS
Fred, pay horse years old and viii
work anywhere hitched, aud lady
broken.
Mig, dark iron gray horse, years
I'D, sired by Moquett, a gn0d driver
and lady broke.
May. swell black colt. year old.
GOOD JERSEY COW
Five years cid. with calf by her side.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One fhorse road wagon, / spring
wagon, top buggies. barsharo plow
2 EarFowa, I spring tooth and ! "a"
shape corn harrow, | cutting box, 2
sieigha and bells, double and single
shovel plows. ! set buggy harness,
set pillow harness, collars, brides, lines
etc ! set horse clippers, nearly new;
scaling tank and pipe, double and
silGle tIcHdt lUL Fbpot pooL nOio uib'
ger, maui and wedges, forks. hoes,
matocka, ehovals, 20 bushels corn,
some god seed corn, zoe to 300 bun
die fodder In barn. small let OF good
Timothy hay, 20 fine young chickens,
Plymouth Rock and Black Minogea; .
or 6 gallons harvester oil, one 65
gallon oil tank good as new. / barrel
pure cider vinegar.
Househoid and Kitchen Furniture.
One bureau. burner oil stove.
safe. ! large -four chest 1 churn, and
many other articles too numerous to
mention
TERMS OF SALE
A credit Of S months viii be given
on all sums over SO, with negotia-
bic note, payable at the Citizens Ma
tional Bank Of Martinsburg. with In
fcreat from date. but int est remit.
ted If paid at maturity. Ten dollars
aad under cash No property TO be
removed until settled for 4 per cent
discount for cash.
Corn will be sold for cash.
H. p KERNS.
Dodd &. Hoffman, Auets.
T. Holt, Clerk.
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east Of Martinspurg. on OpeQuon.
Mar IA w. siler, Failing Wat
ars District
MAJ rh l5-W. Fl. Staley. Roczy
Marsh. Jefferson county
Mar le-Wthur r, Evans. Cerrsrds
town District.
Mar. &c. L. Nicely. 3 mi. wesi
Of Martnisburg.
March 18-S. B. Dorm. Martinsburg-
Mar. 18--H. P. Kerps. Pikeside.
Mar. e0--Wiiiian Walker, near
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Dam No. a.
March 21-R. t. Bowers. near Shep-
herdstown.
Mar 22--W. A. Hudgel, southeast of
Winebrenner's K Roads
March 23-Daplel stuckey. Toma.
hawk.
March 24---J. Frenk Hill, Opeqnon
district, near BillIyer's Mil, r. 8.
Mar. 27-~s. j. Bfrtles. east of Mar.
tlnsburg-
Mar. 2s--s. ". buseg. Iawaoa. =.
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SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

will sell privately the following:
10 COWS
Five with calves by their side and flvo
that will socn be fresh.
10 Mules. Lot of Brood Sows.
TERMS-Credit of six months Will
he given,
]. Y. KtDwEI.L.
Bell phone Sl5 + 81. Q 3 Il
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-1915 Chevrolet roadster
in splendid condition at an excep
tionally low price If sold Curing the
next ten days. See Geo. NJ. Bow
ers. Jr., Ramsey Bldg OBS
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the Voters of Berkeley County:
am a candidate for the nomination
Prosecuting Attorney on the Re
Dlicen ticket, subject 10 the action
the vetsrs at primaries to be hsld
June 6, next. Your support and
|uenea Is earnestly solicited.
II HARRY A. DOWNS.
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81. 4. Riddle. Gen. Pass. Agent.
J. Fl. ,Tonge, Supt.
\. card, Agent, kartinsb1rg. VIVA,
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same as on other ads. quoted below
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Additional Classified Advertising
Sales. etc. on Page g.
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FOR sALE-Fresa Jersey COW aad
calf. also lot Of tboce ughbred Po-
land China female hogs. at 315 S
Raleigh St. O-49'
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FOR ASSESSOR.

b hereby announce myself a can
Nate for the Republican nomination
/ the office OF assessor OF Berkeley
hnty. subject to the action Of the
|imary to be held on June 6, In
ew Of my past record as s life long
publican and nay promise to con
let a clean but determined cam
hsn for election to the office II
minated. l solicit your support sew
= at the primaries.
b I'm JOHN H. RINEa.
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FOR RENT
tcoNTlNuEp)
(h0USES)

FOR RENT, From April I, 1916
800 W Race ST, I room house. SIS.
426 s. Spring. room house, $40.
ZIG f. King st. S-reom. $500.
All Va. Ave, Z rooms, $3.50.
room house. Auburndale, electric
lights and bath. s1100.
ia L. Race st, 8 rooms. $500.
206 {. Burke st. 7 room, modern
Improvements. s210o.
Y. Poole, Attorney. M-l1b
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PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR

The following IL INST or the com
Ing sales that has been furnished to
us by Messrs. Dodd and Hoffman.
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-08

CUMBERLAND VALLEY r. r,
TINS TABLE
IN Effect Sunday, June 22, 1918.
|Daiiy except Sunday.
D0tly.
AVE ss 40 x12
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26
To Grade Road Along Ieb-
phone Line to Circle

We are informed by County
Commissioner Winkler that as
soon as the new road grader
which has recently been ordered
by the county, arrives there will
be considerable road grading done
in the RedWater Valley.
The first stretch Of road 10 be
graded will be the road along the
telephone line from near ount
Antelope to Circle and an & the
Brockway branch of the tele1hone
line to Brockway.
We are also told that the county
will grade up Main street in Circle
at the same time. This is certain
ly badly needed and viii e of
great benefit.
County Surveyor Hurdle Jas in
town Wednesday and stated 70 the
that he expected 10 be
out here about the first of June to
set the grade stakes for the grade
on main street and also on al the
other streets, but only main street
is to be graded now.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26
Miles City Roundup
Celebration July 3-4-5

Miles City is preparing to enter
tain the largest crowd ever as
sembled to witness a Frontier
Celebration on July 8, 4 and 5th,
when more than 500 cowboys of
the Montana range will strive to
hold their title as the Champion
Riders of the world.
Secretary Otis has recently is
sued statement in which the
celebrated Powder River" cow
hands challenge the World to pro-
duce more daring and skillfull
riders, asserting also that the
management will offer a hand
some prize to the party that can
produce a horse, steer or Buffalo
that cannot be ridden.
The Miles City Roundup is re-
for its magnitude and
conceded to be the most gigantic
affair of its kind on earth, and this
years show will smash all records
On July 5th, the last day, Gov
ernors Stewart of Montana, Burn
quist of Minnesota, Hanna of ND.
and Kendrick of Wyoming, will
meet with Chief Two Moons,
Leader of the Cheyenne Indians
At the Custer Massacre, and greet
he famous Indian warrior on the
same ground on which Custer
,amped twenty-four hours before
he battle.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26
Death of Mrs. Geo. Wiesner

The following clipping from the
Neillsville, (Wis.) Republican
brings us the sad news of the
death of Mrs. Wiesner, formerly
resident Of the Stony Butte
country. 1t says in part:
MRS. George Wiesner passed
away Friday, May 10Th. For
some time past she has had heart
trouble, and several weeks ago
she and her husband returned
from Montana, hoping that a
change might prove helpful, but
it brought no relief"
She leaves her husband and
four children to mourn her death,
two of which are Geo. F. Wiesner
of Circle and Mrs. Clara Winkes
of Lambert, besides a number of
other relatives.
To the bereaved relatives the
Banner extends coincidence.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26
Members of Corn Clubs
From This Vicinity

Below we publish the names Boys
and Girls Corn Clubs and the names
of the members of each club, which
has been organized in this vicinity as
furnished by County AgricIuturist Geo.
E. Piper.
There are already about 30 of these
boys and girls corn clubs organized
throughout Dawson county Why not
get busy and organize few more of
these clubs in the Redwater Valley?
Boys and Girls Agricultural Club.
H. r. Reinemer, leader; Robert
Kane, Thomas Brickert, Theodore Ell
liott, Frances Rane and Charles Moore
Brockway Corn Growers Club.
Charles S. O'Brien, leader; Rubertus
Seubert, Albert Syverson, James M.
Brockway, Allie R. Brockway, Stuart
Brockway and Pheletha Seubert.
Watkins Boys and Girls Corn Club.
Miss Inez Siegrist, leader; Martin
Hesser, Douglas Drager, Violet Wood
W VI III 1uu IlOlduu rl6CCu6T.
Corral Creek Boys and Girls AqricuI-
turaI Club.
Mary Mahlstedt, leader; Elsie Mahl-
stedt, Freeda Mahlstedt, Edith Mahl-
stedt, George Mahlstedt, Eva Stone,
Ada Stone, Maud Stone, Elsie Volpp
and Fred Volpp.
Young Crop Growers Club.
Effie Bryan, leader; Merle Boyd, Ev-
erett Boyd, Preston Tinkey, Katie
Cruickshank, Mildred Pierce, Alfred
Colby, Howard Bryan, Lloyd Stein
man, Joseph Cress, Delbert Green and
Edna Cress.
Lindsay Boys and Girls Agricultural
Club.
HI. r. Green, leader; Arnott Serviss,
Earl Green, Merle Green, Robert Har-
.ison, Leighton Rainey, Dale Charles,
Roland Gavin, Ellis Mickle, Lois Thorn
son and Roy Thomson.
High Point Boys and Girls Club.
Guy H. Owen, leader; Otto Hoffman,
eddie Hoffman, Madelia Rust, Wal
ace Rust, Emil Bren, James Hoffman,
Toe Bren, Rudolph Thomson, Lydia
Thomson, Bobbie Schoengarth and
dollie Schoengarth, secretary.
Others who have entered the corn
from this vicinity are: Dwight
soehm, Horace w. Coffin and BENZ. |
Bean all of Circle.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26
Railroad Doings

From Enid Echo
Blattner and Company started
the work of grading the station
grounds at Enid last Thursday
afternoon and have about two
thousand feet of the grade for the
main line filled in. They ale also
sinking a test we'll near the depot
site to ascertain the amount of
water to be obtained as it has
been decided that Enid will be
made a water station.
Crockett and Co., who have the
contract for grading six miles on
the Great Northern passed thru
Enid Monday forenoon and have
pitched their camp on the flat just
east of the Keeland school house.
1t appears that there will be con-
siderable grading done on the
New Rockford-LewistoWn cutoff
this season. 1t has been announc-
ed that sixty miles will be built
vast from New Rockford and the
Argus of LeWistown states that
work on that end Of the line will
be resumed in a short time and it
is also rumored that there is a
possibility of the section between
Richey and Circle being opened
up before the close of the season.
From Lambert Promoter
The construction of the railroad
is progressing nicely. McGregor
C Co., are making good progress
through the lake. The fill is now
well out into the lake, and the big
steam shovel is making the dirt
fly.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26

Last year Circle did not cele.
brate the 4th of July, but at g
special meeting of the business
men of Circle, held last Wednes-
day evening, il was unanimously
decided to put on the largest 4th
of July celebration this year that
has ever been attempted in Circle
"A REAL MONSTER!
D. L. Eastburn was appointed
chairman of the meeting and o. j.
Thompson. secretary and the fol-
lowing were appointed on the
program and finance committee:
o. j. Thompson, M. A. Thoreson,
C. A. Broholm, F. B. Pardis and j.
K. Lowell.
Already about $500 has been
subscribed towards defraying the
expenses of the celebration.
The committee is now at work
arranging the program, which
promises to be a hummer. It will
be published in full soon as pos
sible.
This is just a brief announce
ment of the big doings" that will
take place at Circle on July 4th,
but among the many attractions
there will ofcourse be music, and
lots of it, by the Circle Band, a big
ball game, races, bucking contest,
big dance, fire works, etc.
The people of Circle are going
to make it "some celebration" and
extend a cordial invitation to all
to come and spend the day with
us. We will try to show you "the
time of your life"
At the same meeting a commit
tee consisting of Max Lehman,
Fred Pardis and J.J. O'Keefe was
appointed to try and get a good
strong ball team organized.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26

Miss Jesse Dreyer who has
spent the past winter attending a
business college at Duluth, Mimi,
arrived here Thursday.
T. E. Flaskerud, one of Circles
enterprising business men, trans
acted business in Glendive the
first of the week.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26
Treasure State Invest
ment Co., Oreanized

We are informed that a new
farm loan and investment company
has just recently been organized
and incorporated to be known as
the Treasure State Investment
Company of which M. A. Thoreson
Cashier of the Redwater Valley
State Bank Of this place is one of
the main stockholders and is also
secretary of the organization.
The company is incorporated
under the laws of the State of
Minnesota, with capital stock of
$5O,OOO.00. The officers of the
company are c. H. Crockard, Pres.
Sam H. Clark, V. Pres, M. A.
Thoreson, Sec, and Fred Wells
Sales Manager Other stock
holders Of the company are N. D.,
and Minnesota men. The main
office of the company will be
Security Bank Building, Mime
apolis with branch office at Circle,
Montana.
The company is organized to
buy and sell lands and invest
ments in the states of Minnesota,
North Dakota and Montana and
expect to do an extensive business
this summer in North Dakota and
Montana lands.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26
Melted Ice Water
Found to be @. X.

Here's some good news for local
residents who are using melted
ice water for domestic purposes.
A couple weeks ago Dr.Koehler
sent a sample Of melted ice water
to the State Board of Health at
Helena to be examined as to its
sanitary qualities and the follow
ing reply has been received:
''In the laboratory examination
of the sample of water obtained
from melted ice, taken from Red
water creek, no evidences of the
presence of contamination were
found"
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26

If you're looking for a good
plasterer or need any concrete or
brick work done, call on S. C.
Ziler, Circle. 5-26tf
Still Wilkins, the bonanza far
mer from over on Lost creek k
favored the Banner with renew
al Of subscription Monday. Mr..
Wilkins reports that he already
has Is acres Of corn planted.
Edw. Storm and his lady
friend" spent Sunday in Glendiye.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26

DR.. and Mrs. Koehler are enjoy
ing a visit from the doctors
mother and sister of Wis. They
arrived yesterday.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-05-26
Glendive Market Report

Furnished by the Oecident
Elevator Co.
May %
No. Northern wheat $1.00
No. 2 Northern wheat SO
No. / Durum wheat .93
No. 2 Durum wheat .89
No. Flax 1.68
No. 2 Flax 1.63
Oats per cwt. 80
Barley .48
Rye -. .73
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-03-29
1.-THE Goddess Girl"

Any new book by Louise Eliza beth
Dutton is received with interest in her
native town OF Ellsworth. Thinly- yelled
glimpses OF familiar scenes and characters
under strange names add an interest
purely local which h-r readers in q wider
field cannot enjoy.
Her latest book, 1.-THE Goddess Girl"
opens in New England village known in
the book as "Green River, but the main
action of the novel takes place in New
York, in what might be called the Upper
and Lower Bohemia.
Miss Dutton is winning recognition for
her work among wide field OF readers.
But it is the interest in her career, as well
as in her books, which appeals to readers
in her old home town, and they read with
interest what the book reviewers say OF
her latest production, which has been
well received.
The Boston Herald says: Some writers
Of fiction devote much time to externals
and some never get beyond them. An
artist knows the Significance OF what ID in
itself small. 1t 10 q pleasure to lind
young writer evincing the true under
standing OF character shown in "The
Goddess Girl.
The New York Tribune says: "This is
book OF promise, with an attractive
freshness even in its capitalization. Miss
Dutton should confidently attempt wider
field"
Moiat, Yard & Co., lis West 32d st.,
New York, are the publishers.