davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-08-10
Will Idaho Springs Awake to Her
Many Opportunities?

The following communication o the Siftings is
merca salesman who has been coming Idaho Springs regularly
for He likes the city and always good word for in
his travels to other sections of the state Travelling have
of knowing how stands of people
general and they grasp better idea shortcomings op
pounties than the alert citizen of the itself This sales
Springs the many opportunities
that lie before her and become what destined
beautiful attractive heahfu mountain hohe Colorado His
letter follows:
What is the matter with the people Idaho Springs? Why
do they awake their opportunity become
winter than any other town IN the mountains on the plains of
Colorado You have the and best and the hot soda
springs with their wonderful curative powers only beginning
be generally known You have several cold mineral that
There people
who would here and build homes live where they have
advantages building
inspiring The automobile Idaho Springs longer
isolated place. dependent the railroad for travel
With vour fine automobile road now beno wiened
and placed condition. Denver
Many wealthy Denver people who prefer live in the mountains
building homes Bear Creek What's the with Idaho
Springs? Here they have dozen and advantages that
not available there You only need to get them started coming
your way.
appears that your principal the lack
operation between business people and weodo citizens and
the evident neglect of property the
keeping their buildings in neat repair Buildings that have
needed paint for unpned and become weather beaten and
ugly You have old that have been by fire. aad
there they standa neghborng propertya
the appearance your little cy-a damper
of those who prefer to make city attractive to visitors
can a od % mas now G on ssms e time M % history Een % she
and Identification park
would be attraction for visitors and the visitors
bave the advertising and it's attractions will have
and that's the growing You have
proved ground stretching from your cold springs insight
lily lumber yard Every passes this
These grounds could be made particularly beautiful and the
need be With the creek side
on the other and the novelty gold mining proposition with
in close affords opportunity for development
wall could be along the creek side good
crete walk along the street side Then could gradually gil in the
ground with canings and finally off with
good soil and the would be for beauty that
would enhance the value of all city property
Idaho Springs bound grow behind things push
Many visitors who would like furnished and
while search vain for will that fifty
neat little bungalows could have been rented good
this year would be the people
here 6 hundred hundred
where people light housekeeping they like
they like it and have the privacy rental
will pay for bungalow and its furnishings.
The advertised and will be advertised by the
big hotel but naturally they doing that their benefit
Now the and repair and beau construct ample
accommodations for visitors who afford the hotel
and the harvsrom the seed that has already been
Are you awake? Then get together and do something
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14

Sn 2ouispille 81 b.. pur0e
MorD glart in ibrsr Wobnuns nit
burdi9nittener 8eble aufgeIunben
unb otpor BON Rodbarn, Die auf ibre
Silferufe in bas 9ous e%inornngen-
Neben ibr lag Elm blutiges Rniiers
meKer. Die Jrou mar nod BEL uols
lem genuBtiein unb ertldrte, bub lie
li9 bic Wunbe ielbit 3usefiist babe.
Da lie oes 2e6ens iiberoriiIIig lei
Mon brodts lie Iofort nod Dem Ttaos
tiiden Soipitol, no lie tur3 no1 flint
llbr itarb. Die 8e, Itorbene mar ieit
ldnserer 3eit trantlid uno Oieies Iol,
na6 ango6e ibres Monnes, i6r oas
2eben uerleibst boben. sic mar as
Sabre alt uno auBer ibrsm Monne
binterIdbt Ie nod 5lpel Sinoer aus
%eriter She.
Smith Wibmeper unb 8.
s. groteoa ron Sancod. Mp., fanben
i'm potomacs6 Stub am 6ube pom
Sadions9iieel. auf Dem anosren
ufer pon 9ancod. Orei 8anonentuz
seln, Die ie 300 pfuno piesen. Sic
naEmen bic 8ugeln. Die ieoenfnus
Dor Der 9eidieBuns BON &anccd
BON oieiem Sii9el aus BON Soften
Stonemaa Sodirns i'm giirsertries
bsrriibren. in ben @nrtsn WiNs
meners.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14
@ebantenfpIitter.

0ebantenfpIitter. =
9iebe mn6t blind - barlm ipunbert
man fi9 ipdter pft, no man bic
Qugen gebabt.
Seine Musrebs. = apbn
gum RoisnbIii6): Du, 1T ss pobr,
peine iunge Srou foil 10 iebr eifers
iidtig iein9 Wie maGit bu es benin
oa, penn BIZ mai ollein ausgsbn
milf?
Rcicn6lii9: Ge Spie!srci. i'd t0s'.
ih asb baben!
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14

bic gsTdidte Doriibsr mar. Sit
bobtt S5snei. Dnbeim bate e.
cpig ipeI9e eeseben. Strafprebig.
ten BON Der 8adFiIdSeit on. Won
modte es ben g!tsrn ia ME redt-
Gud ieBt nod ni@t. Sic Ienttr
D~eltlGufig ab:-
~Sm !Ssrbft, ipsnn Gbarlep nod
Macebonisn mub, bonn bsiud' i'd
Gud, popo! Quf einmol Iteb' i'd
zines Id0nen Ibenbs in Der Siir!"
Der aIte 9srr nidte. 9orIdufig
.pdr sr frob, islbsr bon poris meg
sutommen. Mm n69Itsn Mittag
rsiite er nit Ieinsr 6rou ab. Mor-
oorsts ftonb auf benz 9abnbOf unter
benz 5snfsr Isines Nbteils. sic
iteIIte fid ouf Die 6ubipiBsn unr
rei9te ben @Iter1 bic 9Gube uni
fab nod einmol bic Iieben alien &C.
F9tsr, pdbrsnb Der 3us fib lang.
fam in 8%epesung iebte. Sbrs Nus
gen iparen elm psnis feuat, uIs Is
benz Aussans Sui4ritt. gber ba
trauben, Dor Dem biifteren getuDl6c
oes O%Itbabnbofs, lag bas Sonnen-
gplb bes 6riiblinsstases, ba 9riinten
biz. 9Gume, ba la4te poris -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

@eiitesgegenpart. =
Gn elmer Strabenede in elmer Siem'
Ii6 belebten 9s9enb ftebt Elm beruns
tereetommsner Ssrl unb itredt bets
ielnb bic Sanb aus. Gin SduB=
mann iiebt bas, tommt auf i'm sli,
unb iast: rS0rsn sic maI, 81.
itreden bic Sanb aus, Sic betteln
ppbl bier9"
limb in sr0bter @slaiienbeit iagt
Der @ouner: n9lter, Serr Wa4tmeis
iter, i9 pollte nur ieben, go. ob's
resnet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

Sc mad benz. Gaf (na9s
Dem er geipeiit bait: Die Spsiietarte
1T furAtbar unbeutli6 gei6rieben,
aellner. beibt oas bier elm Dollar
bierSis Sent pber elm Dollar sebn
Gent2
r,Sats geI6medt2"
n@orSiigli6!"
nn9ann beibt's Elm Dollar pierSis
Cent?"
Qu9 Elm aunfentb II 3.
fiat. Isle slauben gar ni9t,
Srdulei:s. ipie id fir anttts 8au'
iperfe ibipdrme. 9llte SGuier, 8urs
gen, &ir6en unb berslei9en."
nnRa. baben sic ii9 benn f9on
nal unieren tuuisnbiGbrigen prd9ti>
gen Dom beiebsn9~
rRo9 ni6t! 3pansismal idon
ipollte ib bineinseben. aber iebesmaI
batte id gerabe meine brennenbe 3is
surrs in Der 8ifase unb ba ging es
bod ni9t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

Mater 5reunbinnen. -
@rnut (bie idon otter pertobt gene.
FEM: rWarum bat bu mir sur
@erlo6uIs Elm acknowledgement
uno niht einfah einen Brief ge'
ihidt"2
9iusrGrtise Sreurbin: sd badte,
ebe Der SrisI onfommt, lit pielleidt
bic 8e-Iobuns pieber 5uriidgegans
gen."
- grtlGrt. sd fonn nidt
beriteber, iparum bu oeine 5rau itets
bsine ,beFere t6dIfte" nennit."
rDu piiroeit es fdon psriteben,
tpenn ba nit ibr bein @ebalt teilen
miibteit.+
@prpanb. &ellner (sum
2iebespaar, bas ii9 beitGnbis fiiBD:
nSarf ib ben Serri9aften Elm neues
9las Bier brinsen = gum 4nfeu9s
ten per aippen!2"
- Heibif9. (Q(lte Sunsfer,
cine Ruins betro9tenb): $50 cine
Ruine bat's bod gut, ie otter iie
pirb, beEio interefanter 1T iie!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
MiSeriprud.

9luf einsm NrisDtof eines iGon
DUN Der &ultu, beletten Glpenoorfes
itebt II. Il. Elm Grobtreu5 nit Der
SnIdrift:
Nnno'rer. pfliids bir Elm 9liimlein.
Seq es ianft auf Dieies @ro6 uIp.
Sn a!lssndditer Hdbe ober lit cine
ubrigteitIi9e Warnungstnfel fplgens
ben Snbalts angebra9t:
Oas 9ibreiben Don 9lumen oosr ions
itige 9ei9dbiguns Der gnpflanSuns
gen lit Bel 9eloItrofe perboten.
Dos 9emeinneamt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

Gin tluger Sunee aus
bem 2lufiob bes tleinen Mar iiber
bic Sleoermaus: Die Slebermaus 1T
10 furaiidtig, oaB iie nidt bic Suno
por 9lugen iiebt. Sic niitet nit
@orliebe in lansem Srauenbanr,
pesbalb Mama ibres INNER absubs
in bic 8ommobe i6lieBt. Wenn biez
Ielbe miibe lit, 10 tlammert lie iid
nit ben SinterfiiBen on bic 8oroers
fiibe unb fam ouf bieie Weiie fun
benlang bdnsen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

- 9ei ben 9lbcsS 6 Il B ~.
syrGu!ein: rRun, &inber, mas babe ib
eu6 benn seitern aus Der biblii6en
9Sdidte eradblt?"
n@ie Soiepb auf bem Sade iaB."
(9as SrGulefn bate ben &leinen
nGmli9 ersGblt: Limb Pbarao iebte
Soiepb iiber iein ganses Sous,D
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
81 . d1 nidlt bas. s.S dim M

81 . 9 mid t bas 9 9 i'm ms
fe. ,2trmer Mann," iagte Der Sas
marite-, als bas Opfer zines gus
tomobilunfals DON mitleioigen Sdns
ben auf bic Srasbabre sebpben purs
be, limb sic uerbeiratet9"
rRein," itObnte Der 8erunglidte,
.bies lit bas erIte Mal6eur. bas mir
bis ieBt paiiiert it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

= Sie tennt i6ren Souit.
nWfein ;1Ones Srdulein, Dorf i'd
pasen, meinen arm unp 8eleit ST.
men or5utragena"
rIb, na! Da muB i9o pantenl
9lauben's benn, ipiinet nit, mics
bem armen 9reterl sansen is2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

= 8tIaus. 9orFbenber beg
9ereirs Der 9idsn (beim SabresieID:-
Sd tann gu meiner 5reube tonitaties
rem, persbrte 2lnlpeienbe, oaB Der
@ersin i'm persunsenen Sabr 5par on
&ppf8ab! absenommsn, binsegen on
9epiht I'm $50 pfunb aussnommsn
bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

1lnsepSbnIider meg.
S9ubmann (absnbs einen S6orn-
iteiniegsr nuf BEN Sa6e bemsrtenb):
nSie, mas MAIDEN Sic benn ieBt IN
Sunteln ba pben?"
S6prniteinfsser (sebeimnispoD:
vGntf9ulbissn Sic, id mill nur
meins 8raut beiuden. bic Partsrre
!ppbnt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

- Sp9 einmal! = Sie:
ggrinnerit Su Did nod Der 9eisll.
i6aft bel 2ebmonns. bic mir sniams
men llitmadtenS Du lparit bnmais
mein Sii4bsrr."
Gr: paIfo bod einmaI Dein Serr
getpeien!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
Gin Wu1;fperHGnbi=

- Gin Iui:tperfdnbiz IL
ger. .Was9 fir oreibunoert
Dollars bat SIR Spbn, Der Wuiiter,
ii9 eine @iuIine setauft2"
psSreiii9 - limb babel mar er
nod ie9r iporiom! - benn pie er
mir idrteb. bat er iiG nur eins gan5
alte ausseIu9t2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

II Gin 8e6ilbeter. - ,@ie
ftellen sic ii4 oenn Sur Sioiietticn.
Serr S9pobbler2"
rSa, tpiiIen sic, ipenn nan iie on
totem Sieren pornimmt, fa6 i9
ni6ts bngeaen; aber an Iebenoigen -
ouT teincn ,6all!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

Ser Tabi is 10 g'innb uno friidJ
limb iuic a 9raut 10 iuciB,
Sppttbiui' is CT on ba5lla,
" Siinicrl is Der 9reis."
& trau' Der Srau auf's auate @'i6al,
9luf b6s is e'pib SerlaB,
S fauf' mir no au 8aditeintas
limb bann a 9ofbrarmaBl
gh'por bam BEN Hnoi itbueib',
Sreb II ITO breintal nm.
&oa' 26derl bon an 9fabiluurm
sSs all Dem HaOitrIlmn.
q sS6iIoiopb is 10 a @urm,
Ser in an 9iaoi ipobnt,
gSo's guat is. ipoaB Der GANG 9enall,
uIb mo iib's SeiBen lobnt.
gm gfaSi bat er's Seimatre6t,
Gel Serberg', iei' Soidi,
limb quito bat Der Nabiipurn
Sltrat benieu'n iuie l.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

q bgeit iir5ter Souriit Gid
miibiam ipieber aufridtenb): n@enn
ib getpuBt bate, baB ser sl6itieg
belte 10 ifnea oebt, bann b6tte id
gang gut nod 5pci babe Bier im
@ipieIbaus trinfen fonnen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

= @orfidtis. - Sdnsibsrs
meiIter gum Sreier): ,.Meine Sod.
ter follen Sic baben; ober ben be-
iteIlten In5ug laiien Sic nur ans
osrstpo MAIDEN -. Safiir lit bic
@ustuuft, bic ib iibsr sic befommsn
babe. su f4ledt aussefalIen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

= 3uriidgeeeben. - rOu
biit pirtli9 nt6t 10 bumm, tpie 9u
ausiiebTt."
-0as 1T ia eben ber llntsridiso
Spii4en uns 6eibsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

.Sn Sbrem Saltic, endoi9c 6rau.
lit nit Dem &riege alio allf bic
gr0Bte Spariomfeit eingc5ogen?"
p5reilidl @ciipiclSUeiie baben
mein Manu, mcinc S0bne rno Soh-
ter rnb id bas 3igarren- unb 81
garettcnrnudcn oligegebcn. SH
meincm Sallie raubt MIR nod Die
G0din!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

Sic: .@it bieient 5crriiicnea
Bod ipiaIt Gu ins 9urcal geben2"
Or: n@s lit Die bodite 3cit. :"
Sic: .Sicrgeblieben! 9ie aoIle.
gen iolen nid)t iagen: bas muB me
id0ne Sausfrau fsin, benz feline
Sralt. :. crit iescIt Gu Gid bin uno
= flidIt ibn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

alio Der. 0iccr lit pirfIid SIR glreaude geporon?"
ySa, benfen Sic mr."
9a mas tut ocun eigentIi ben sanacn Sag iibcr9"
,Sid!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
Sm 4affee6aus. Ga

-Sm 3affee6aus. 9aIt:
r8ellner, tporum 1T benn beut oas
DaFer 10 triib2"
aslIner: Dos lit bod tein @ai>
Ter, bas 1T ia oi, IPiI4."
- Der ri9tiee meg. @Ss:
Wobin gsbIts oenn9
Cube: Der 9lrbeet aus bem Wege!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
Ger Ggemann.

I.: Sic iinS bod nerbeiratet, lie.
ber Sreilnb; fonnen sic mir oas
Seiraten empfeblen?
o.: SnL - Die CHE lit nidt bas
Sdlehteite; bon Der Srelioe, penn
Die sllte NAL pcrrciit lit, bat II
SunggeIeIIe gum 9ciipieI feineE
Silnit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

llrb ipie / bann ben Haoi i6ncib'
Soa @ifer, in oau' Stiirm,
Sa idneio' bon Der Iitt' ent5iuei
Salt bob - an 9a0iiuuruI.
ga Iegit 81 uieberl 60 q gcd
Niir idJauSert por Dem Rorol
r@eb, 3en5l. 9'iftpino friid)e @ab
llnD iuirf Den 9fabi fortl"
8ir @iindluer bam a ipoatb's Gemiiat,
S fam foa' Slut net ieb9'u
u paar 1taB iiberIc9'n.
Ser Siabi ipoant. linb ipoant Il q Spr
@eim totcu gSurm im Cd.
llno / iib bcim 2eihcntrllnf
So lang an aIeiden SIec
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

9ener (enes geridlI6etm sm GIaubGe Scr Serr euIs
lit id1cn nie6er perrci"
@Gub ber i1on 5m 100 gfaIe nit 6icm @cicS abge
igt pirO rnnn ou Gtclbabnu gibfs ia gar ndt
Sbr Serr 81 fabrn porgbt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

.Wotroie: @cSbalb i6Ieppcrr
sic iid oenn nit Dem pielen Geiies
gcpdf2 StcIlen Sie'5 bod bier
binl
8eiienoer: Sa, ba6t' ball.,
bas S6ifi is id]on 10 idper bell'
6cn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

gsamperI: nSa ia, Ser SIT
Der lit a ungliidieIi1er Menidl Our6
unb Ourd, net auoI an ri6tigelt
Gurit bat er!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

Serr (ber iid) eincn Suno an.
idlaifen mill, als ibm Der SunOe.
bGnbIer einen 5orcI anbietet): ngta,
eigentlib bate idb idon einen GadsI
liebcr eebabtl"
SunbebdnbIer: p9a f6n.
nen g ben ba rubiG ncbmen, oel
folgt net q biiierll"
The Butte daily post., 1917-03-28

BUTTE MANIcURING PARLORs. z02
Pennsylvania block. Open evenings
Sundays by appointment. Phone I7i5.
Mrs. Bates. prop.
The Butte daily post., 1917-03-28
PIANO TUNING
BEAUTY PARLORS

Guyon. piano tuning. a2s Colorado. .os-I.
The Butte daily post., 1917-03-28
CROP REPORTS
MD THE BULLS
Report of Peace Rumors Fail
to Halt the Upward Ten
denCy of Wheat.

chicago. March 2s.-Peace rumors had a
decided bearish effect today on wheat The
influence of continued dry weather in the
domestic winter crop belt was soon more than
eounterbalanced by selling due largely TO re.
ports that Germany had offered favorable
Terms To hussn and that the German chan
ceiiors speech tomorrow would contain new
peace suggestions. Word that the amount Of
wheat on ocean passage was In excess Of last
year total tended nlso 70 handicap the bulls
opening prices. which ranged from hc TO 10
higher. with May at sl.e4M TO si9b and
July at xl61L 10 sl.67A, were followed by n
sharp setback TO well below yestertay's fnish
In the late dealings a rally took plsrs
owing in the main TO predictions OF n heavy
loss OF acreage In Kansas and Nebraska sen.
BOARD interests were said TO have made Omaha
purchases at the highest basis on the cron'
me close was unsettled NC net lower TO nc
advance with May at si.04A TO i.94ls and
July at si.661a to ti.6s%
Corn sagged with wheat Demand WINS
ohy scattered and speculators pressed the sell.
ing my SIDE. After opening unchanged to nc
hisner the market underwent a moderate gen
eral decline s'"'
frohibition Of Argentine exports OF corn
nelped substantially TO lift prices somewhat
net. - :" 7xe
oats took the downgrade with other eereala
buying orders were confined 70 small lots
active call for lard carried the entire pro
vision list upward. There was notabl,
scarcity of offerings
hA
The Butte daily post., 1917-03-28
CALL FOR BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.

Bids are hereby invited by the State
Board of Examiners for groceries ana
other supplies 70 be delivered at the DOR
mitory Of the State Normal College, Dill
lon. Mont for the use Of said dorml-
tory for four months. beginning May !,
1917. Also for stationery and office sup
plies, 10 he delivered 70 said college for
four months, beginning May /, 1917.
Bids win be received for such supplies
10 ~ O'Clock noon. April IS. 1917. at the
office OF said college. when and where
they Will be publicly opened
All bids must be mailed IN duplicate
to J. F. Monroe. president Of said col
lege, In plain envelopes marked on the
outside bids for Supplies 90
complete list OF all supplies desired
win be furnished to anyone desiring TO
bid on application to j. r. Monroe. Pres
ident. Dillon. Mont.
The said board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. or any part there
Of; also the right to increase or dirnin-
ish the quantity of goods called for in
the estimate as may be found desirable;
also the right TO order goods delivered
at such times and IN such quantities as
may be required BY said college
Dated AZ Helena. Mont. March 10, 1917.
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS,
G. T. STEWART. Secretary
The Butte daily post., 1917-03-28
LATEST STOCK SPECIALS

o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~>D~~~
Butte Copper Czar at 25c is the best
Butte offering that has been placed on
the market since Tuolumne was first put
on the market IN 1907 at 81 and Alex.
Scott sold for 81 so and Pilot Butte sold
at 81. There are Just as great posslbil-
ties now to get In on Butte Copper Czar
at only 25c. It lies in the district Sc
cured by the Anaconda Co. and the
North Butte, interests that know where
the good things lay. Many are loaded
up with other stocks who would like to
buy To these ! offer TO facilitate eA-
changes-300 for 1000 Tarbox, 300 for
100 Butte Main Range. 500 for 100 Tu-
olumne. or any other marketable stocks
at market price Montana Zinc has
shipped in large supplies for. pushing
things; superintendent at the mine says
Montana Zinc looks good for SOC TO 81
before summer Is over. offer 10000
Beaver Oils at lc, good buy. J. chau-
vim. Broker.
The Butte daily post., 1917-03-28
MONEY MARKET.

New York. March 2s.-Mereantile pa
per-4G4A per cent.
Sterling-60-day bills, All; commercial
s0-day bills on banks. AZ: commercial
60-day bills. 470A demand. AS ole;
cables. 476 7-16
Francs-Demand, 5s44 cables, 5ssA.
Marks-Demand, 69s. cables. 20.
Kronen-Demand, ll.40; cables, 11.50
Guilders-Demand. 40 7-1s; cables. 40i1
Lires-Demand. III; cables. 77s
Rubles-Demand, 2s A; cables. 2e.4s.
Bar silver-72Mc.
Mexican dollars. See.
Government bonds. weak
Railroad bonds-Irregular
Time loans-Firm 50 and 90 days. az
Q3& per cent. months, 4a4A per cent
Call money-Steady. High, 2s pei
cent; low, per cent; ruling rate, ~
per cent: last loan, 2L per cent; closing
bid, per cent; offered. 2A per cent
The Butte daily post., 1917-03-28
CALL FOR BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.

Bids are hereby Invited by the state
Board Of Examiners for groceries and
other supplies. 10 be delivered at the
State School for the Deaf and Blind.
Boulder. Mont. for the use OF said
school for four months. beginning May
/. 1917.
Bids will be received for such supplies
to II O'Clock noon, April 20. 1917. at the
office Of said school. when and where
they win be publicly opened.
All bids must be mailed in duplicate
to II J. Menzemer. president Of said
school. In plain envelopes marked on ths
outside Bids for Supplies"
A complete HIST Of all supplies desired
win be furnished 10 anyone desiring TO
bid on application 10 II j Menzemer,
President Boulder. Mont
The said board reserves the right 10
reject ans or all bids or any part there
of. also 10 increase or diminish the guam
fItY Of goods called for In the estimate
as may he found desirable. also the right
to order goods delivered At such times
and IN such quantities as may be re-
quired BY said school
Dated at Helena. Mont, March fs 1917.
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
e. T. STEWART. Secretary.
The Butte daily post., 1917-03-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK.

Portland. Ore, March 2s.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1ss head market steady. Bulk
Of packing grades. Sl4.25ali40; heavy
packing, sl4.s5q 1850: light packing,
si4 2Oql435, rough hcayies, s13.Ooa 1880,
sii.50d12.75.
Gattle-Receipts, ~ head market
steady 10 higher Steers. prime light
s935a9s5. prime heavy. ss.50Hs55,
good. ss00as25: cows. choice. 5000
s25 medium TO good. s7.00aT.75i ordin-
ary to fair. ss.25as.75; heifers, s6.500
500. bulls, 5000 .z5; calves. ss.o99 goo
Sheep-Receipts. none: market firm
Lambs, east Of mountains. sl3.25g 5gl3.50.
lambs, valley. s13.00ai3.25: lambs, shorn,
$40 75al2.25, prime wethers. sli.5o4 1900;
choice ewes. .l0.5onll.0o. heavy ewes.
ss 75Hs25
The Butte daily post., 1917-03-28
DEMAND IS FOR
MUN|T|0N SHARES
The Market is Broad But Dull.
Rails Make an lrregu-
lar Advance.

new YORK, March 2S-Dealines in to-
uay broad but duh market ran largely
" munitions, equipments and allied is
sues. rails also recording Irregular ad
'ahces. Sales were estimated at COO. 900
shares. '0V''Vo
Higher prices ruled at the opening OF
.ouay market but the movement was
mainly in specialties, the most note-
worthy incident being an extreme ad-
vance OF sh points to 75 for briggs
Seabury, one of the minor munition is
sues. standard shares of the same eroup
were higher by fractions to more than a
point with Marine preferred and sugars
Coalers were the strong features Of the
railway list with Union Pacific, while
New Haven rose almost point on re-
financing OF maturing obligations.
The general list yielded in the course
OF the first hour and trading languished
Aside from the improvement In rails
which extended to transcontinentals. ST
raul and New York Central. much of tho
early activity was traceable to pools
such specialties as sugars and Mailing
common and preferred, at gains of / tc
21e points. evidently receiving their i'm.
petus from professional sources. Wilson
facking rose points, Ohio Gas 3 and
| western Union points. Metals wer,
duil, but shippings hardened at midday
with Lackawannn and United Statel
Steel. United States bonds were irreg
| ular.
| Rails, motors. leather issues and som.
OF the less prominent specalties en-
| nvened the mid-session at extreme gain
| OF to points. Forenoon advances II
maltings and Wilson Packing were ma
terially Increased, with greater strength
1 In steels
Il Speculative issues were the foremos
features of the final hour, Ohio Gas an,
/ wilson Packing scoring new high rec
ords. The closing was strong.
The Butte daily post., 1917-03-28
WANTS One CENT A WORD
WANTED

WANTED-we pay the highest price for
mems discarded clothing. Phone 575S-W
and we will call