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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-06
SUPREME COURT
From Pierce Comfy

From Pierce County
H. S. KLINE and J. MINKIEWITZ,
Plaintiffs and Respondents
HATTIE HARRIS, A. C. HARRIS, G.
A. EBBERT nd j. H. MANTZ,
Defendants and Appellants
: SYLLABUS: In an, action when the
complaint is duly verified and is based
on a judgment roll or matter of record
which cannot be denied in good faith,
the defendant has no right to inter-
pose false and sham answer in the
form of general denial, and on prop
er motion, such answer should be
stricken out as sham.
Appeal from the District Court Of
Pierce County; Hon. A. G. Buxr, Judge
Affirmed.
Opinion of the Court by Robinson, J.
Christianson, j.. being disqualified,
did not participate.
Palda & Aaker and |. NJ. Oseth,
Minot, Attorneys for Appellants.
Campbell & Jongewaard, Rugby, At
torneys for Respondents.
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Extra! Ehhu Root Here
-,a
d. e. But All THIS Happened Moy 10
**** $500
1 - Z
MANY See Russian Mission

for Petrograd, there is no possibility
for harm to them in the statement
they we're here.
Mr.. Root remained in his car when
the North Coast Limited rolled into
the station. Some railroad officials
greeted him. General Scott, VINO
would attract attention anywhere,
stretched himself by a stroll IN the
station.
General Scott was chatty. nut not
with regard to the mission. Prob
ably 100 persons hurrying to trains
saw General Scott on the platform or
Mr.. Root at the window OF his car
but did not know them.
The Tribune had big story on the
commissions visit, but did not print
line of it.
Railroad men who handled the train
did not know who the men were, ex-
cept higher operating officials.
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ness deal, and at noon they proceeded
to downtown restaurant and had
luncheon together. The Wyoming
person ate his entire meal with his
knife. When he was near the end he
discovered that he had no fork.
Say" he called to the Omaha man,
"that waiter didn't give me fork" y
well, you don't need one" replied
the Omaha man, seriously.
"The deuce / don't!' same from the
Wyoming man. WHAT am I going
to stir my coffee with ?"-Puck.
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From Burke County +,
Z. G. KRUGER, -
D1o;r&iTf sN,I pocnnn6

Il. 4. kRUEGER, M
Plaintiff and Respondent
VS..
THE FIRST STATE BANK or BOW
BELLS,
Defendant and Appellant.
SYLLABUS: In this case the plain
tiff sues to recover money deposited to
his credit in the defendant bank. The
defense is that the bank used the de-
post money to pay an obligation of
the plaintiff on an appeal bond which
he signed in a suit of one Kennedy
against the State Bank of Bowbells.
AS it appears that the defendant was
the successor of the State Bank and
assumed it's debts and liabilities, it
had no right to pay its own obligation
and to charge the same to the plain
tiff, whose obligation was of surety
on the bond.
Appeal from the District Court of
Burke County; Hon. TX. E. Leighton,
Judge.
Affirmed
Opinion Of the Court by Robinson, j.
Christensen, j., concurs specially.
John e. Greene, Minot (Chas. j.
Fisk, Bismarck, of CounseD Attorneys
for Appellant. ..
D. c. Greenleaf, Minot, Attorney for
Respondent
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drab uniforms yesterday. The entire
day was occupied with giving out the
uniforms, and now everyone is sup
piled. The fort has pressed an auto
mobile diligence into service, and
trips between town and the post are
made in comfort and haste, providing
the maker hasn't run the guard line
without leave, which doesn't often
happen, for they're all tried and
trained soldiers at the fort, with re-
spect for rules if not for the provost
guard. Il D." g..
BLISS AT, FORMAN- --.-...- -
State Engineer Jay w.. Bliss is at
Forman, meeting with the Sargent
county commissioners on road mat
tiers.
ATTENDS WEDDING
=: e. A. Thorberg, first assistant dep
uty state examiner, spent the morning
in Mandan, attending the wedding OF
his brother, Harry Thorberg.
=
At cARRINGToN-
P. w. Thomas, assistant state en-
gineer, attended meeting Of the
Foster county commission at Caring
ton this week, to discuss highway i'm
provement.
NEW DRAFTsMAN-P. M. Stutrud
of Minneapolis, formerly with the
Minneapolis & St. Paul Railway COM
pany, has Joined the force of State
4gin Jay W. Bliss as drafts
'HfTiIG- r'tfn4 .',~"L .eaT
SHERIFF NELSON bEAD--'@',
.27 Adjdtant, General Tharalson today
was advised 'of the death at Grafton
Or an Old friend. former Sheriff Nj. O.
Nelson Of Walsh county, prominent
throughout the northeastern part of
the state .'&" G'I"''H' - %j:@~h
!: ji1@F tiG} t&4G%Is''f3 4GiGt. ."'r
TO SHRINE MEETING Il , 49,;
w. D. Austin, deputy state insur-
ance commissioner, goes to Fargo to-
morrow for a shrine meeting. Later
he and his family will go to; the Min
nesOta lakes for a two weeks out
ing. toJ2>! 2dt y.t'&a1" r =. 49,.
sW yeir 120f$us,ts'H a}t .r}y1s,| ~
FARMER GET MONEY! - "
ohThe referee in bankruptcy appoint
ed upon petition of the state railway
commission, to look after the interests
Of farmers who had grain stored in
the fdefunct Albrecht elevator at Van
Hook advised the commission today
that every holder of storage ticket
except one has been paid in full.
The single exception declines to &C
cept for his grain the price prevail
ing the day the elevator was closed,
but insists that current prices be paid.
SAW LONG RAIN
Examiners Orchard and Carpenter
of State Examines Waters force,
coming in from Dickinson yesterday,
report a drenching rain throughout
the entire Slope. Beach visitors to-
day declare they had rain in Golden
Valley yesterday and Monday night
that was a "pippin," and they are en-
thusiastic over big crop prospects.
George M. Hogue, secretary of the
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Maddux & Rinkeer, New Rockford,
for Respondent.
From Ward County
MACK HENDRICKS
Plaintiff and Respondent

Plaintiff and Respondent
VS..
FRED HUGHES and A, s. ANDERSON,
!. sYttL II. IT t9is ease the . plain IN,
tiff, sues TO- rec9yef aGA}1hnages from an
automobile Collision Resulting from the
fact that the defendants did not keep
on the rightp hand side of the street.
The verdict is well sustained by the
evidencesW,l M az ..,- .; ~. ~
o. Appeal from the District Court Of
Ward County, Hon. X. E. Leighton, j..
Affirmed.
Opinion of the Court by Robinson, j.
E. E. Brace, Crosby, Attorney for
Appellants. d. "-'A = "ss"f T.. :. "
, Francis J. Murphy, Minot, Attorney
for Respondent. ~, 4
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From Eddy County
ISABELLA MCDOWELL,
Plaintiff and Respondent
SAMUEL MCDOWELL.

SAMUEL MCDOWELL,
Defendant and Appellant.
SYLLABUS: Either husband or
wife may enter into any engagement
or transaction with the other, or with
any other person, respecting property,
The wife after marriage has with res
pect to property, contracts and torts
which the other might, if unmarried.
the same capacity and rights and is
subject to the same liabilities as be-
fore marriage
Appeal from the District Court of
Eddy County; Hon. C. W. Buttz, Judge
Affirmed.
Opinion of the Court by Robinson, J.
S. E. Ellsworth, jamestown, for APP
pellant. :.
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For Her Country

Mrs. Pardee docking up from news
paper): Here's an account of an Eng
lish woman who has sent four hus-
bands to the front and lost them all.
Pardee: Does the account say the
lady has resumed recruiting Puck,
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TO him who is skittish about join
ing the colors on physical grounds
there is., that consoling old fact that
more people die in bed than anywhere
else. ,.
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1t is figured that $40 per person
will float the Liberty Loan. But as
usual, George" will have to shoulder
some slacker's load.
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Fathers Suspicion

Jack-I told your father that would
give you every luxury.
Bess-And what did he say? rs.
Jack--Said that he would withdraw
his money from the bank where | work.
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.TnstfRableS GrOuch5

First Nurse Why is Mr.. Peever so
grouchy this morning? ~ ~ ~
Second Nurse He has discovered
that while he was under the ether he
said he had cleaned up $500 in stocks
this week! SO the surgeon is going
to charge him $4,000 for his operation.
Puck. Is :, ~.
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Victor Berger let's it be known that
he will not go to Copenhagen If the
government won't let him. Victor
shows his usual diplomacy.
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She presented him a personal letter
of introduction. Long years ago, it
seems, Mr. Calvert knew her father
and mother. AS he gaZed at this
plump Juno the light of memory came
into his eyes, but still he was not
quite certain about something.
LET me see," he unused, (which side
of the e, J house Y do you ' resemble the
"sir!"gI ahiee 9;sAtled IT, accent far from
Wild. '9"I.. don't resemble any side of
H. u ,..U I,), 81 III III HUVG '1I{& 81 .
= '' o' - Hin15onl L1o" lsla3o1 e1ii
o.. Good Reason ajol
she-They Bay, 1{ 10 ' not at all SAN s.
itary to kiss. ~ -, ~ Nv. =, ~
He-Perhaps not; but people 40 not
usually do it for their health "H''
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Peril and nImpertinent

h A young woman OF a pink com.
Jplexion but OF heroic build--a kind
way of denoting obesity-applled to
+. H. Calvert, the moving picture dir
ector, for a position as an extra girl.
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If the Germans think the Russians
are out of the war they evidently
have another guess coming-and
peppery one at that.
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Just Fun
Still in tho Dark

''He used to kiss me every time we
passed through tunnel before our
MARRIAGE said the sad little woman
"And doesn't he do so now" asked
the bosom friend
Nov he takes a drink."-Puck
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From Ward County

THE, DONNYBROOK STATE BANK,
. a Domestic Banking Corporation.
JIM ''' ii, Plaintiff and Respondent
ss9olu1'7sfvs. j '@3@'9'7''' .
+ aaoht utWfAuC0RBETT, u '~
9hoaG thd, eDethndant and Appellant.
, SNELABltSisG H.this case defendant
made to- the dpllaaiptiffi a1ehattel mort
gage to SECURE $500, with interest at
ten per cent, and at the same time he
made note corresponding to the
mortgage in all respects only that by
inadvertence the word hundred was
omitted after the word Fifteen. The
note and mortgage were made for an
honest value without any fraud or de-
ception. The defense was a sham.
Judgment is affirmed.
Appeal from the District Court of
Ward County; Hon. K. E. Leighton,
Judge.
Affirmed.
Opinion of the Court by Robinson, j.
Christensen, j., concurs in result.
John J. Coyle, Minot;. P. N. Clark,
Kenmare, CA. w. Gray Kenmare, an
oral argument), attorneys for5 Res
pondent. ~" II
Palda & Aaker and /. NJ. Oseth, Min
OF, Attorneys for Appellant.
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Evidence

'How do you know Bloggs is a
patriot? He doesn't say anything
about war;
That's how | know He is work
ing so hard for preparedness that he
hasn't any breath left for talk" -
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Soaking the ultimate consumer is a
game congress might we'll forget how
to play just now. '""" H'nA"
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The Prince of Wales Is having a
perfectly awful time finding non.
Teutonic wife
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FOR RENT-Two half-section farms;
good buildings; about $50 acres un.
der cultivation on each. See the
City National Bank, Bismarck, N. D.
5-6-6t
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STATE. HOUSE NOTES
GOES TO sLLpUAS-s eroysd w -,o

GOES 10 .87cIpU4Ss--4 9Yo19I s1oIF
Lester Budlpng, son Of Mrs. Minnie
G. BudlOng, secretary Of the0 North
Dakota publio, library commission; has
been instructed to- report for service
with the medical corps at Jefferson
barracks, St. Louis, Mo. While at
Harvard last year Mr.. Budlong drilled
with the Harvard squad. Later he
was accepted for service with the
quartermaster corps, and now he is
transferred to the medical division.
He installed NapoleOn's new electric
light plant some month ago and has
since been manager of that enterprise.
He is by profession an electrical en-
gineer. =.
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RAINFALL GENERAL
OVER NORTH DAKOTA

All but the northern tier of coun-
ties received a drenching rain yester-
day and today The rainfall at vari-
GUS points was as follows: Bismarck,
49, Lisbon, 1888; Dickinson, .95, and
Jamestown, rs. Other points in the
state. got about the same average pre-
Cip1tatiOn. 80 Il. 'atr.
Rain began falling in Fargo at
noon today Devils Lake reports %
and .Willist0n, '.16. No report has
been received from, Grand Forks.
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WEATHER REPORT

Forecast.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Thursday; not much
change in temperature.
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EIGHT KILLED.

Topeka, Kan, June 6.-Tornadoes
in Kansas. yesterday killed at least
eight persons, injured between 40 and
80, and caused PROPERTY damage in
excess of onetmillion.
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Practical

? He-I know I'm not worthy Of you
/ She-Of course not, but let's get
down to business-how much are you
worth? '.''.'. y4:".
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UNIFORMS HERE

UNIFORMS HERE " 81" :,
+ Much belated uniforms have - ar.
rived In abundance at Fort Lincoln,
and soldier boys who have been
ashamed to come down town in their
rag-tag outfits sported nifty, new, olive
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An Embarrassed Diner.

An Omaha man had a friend from
Wyoming ranch in the city on husi-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-06

Villa has captured a town on the
Rio Grande. Dead or alive?
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RANCHES-FOR SALE

4SO ACRES 10 MILES FROM MIS-
soula; good water right: new nine
room house and other outbuildings:
one Of the best hay, grain and stock
ranches in Montana. $4,000. on good
terms. {. II. Stanclift Realty Co.,
First National Bank building.
100 ACRES NEAR ARLEE; 100
acres can be cultivated; fair build
ings: part cash will handle. Price
$500. Price Jones Company. Hig-
gins Block. Phone 1916.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-SMALL GOLD WATCH. BE-
tween Central school and Y. w. &.
A. Phone % w. Reward.
LOST-A BUNCH OF KEYS RE-
turn to Sentinel office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALEs--WELL EQUIPPED taxi
denny business. No better location
in Montana. Tools, moldS, materials.
etc. Address Steven Camp, Ovando.
Montana.
EXCELLENT POOL AND CONFEc-
tionery stand. Own building. Doing
good business. w. w. Walls. Drum
nond Mont
RESTAURANT FOR SALE OR RENT
Furnished or I'M furnished. Box i6.
Perrna. Montana.
GROCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE.
Phone T60 Black
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BY looking more closely the astrono-
mers may be able to see whether there
in a can tied to the tail of that Wolf
comet.
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While the fool is waiting for an OPP
portunity the wise man makes one.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 3,

REBUILT TYPEW RIrERS-UNDE
woods. from s35 to 500. Rcmingtons
from $40 to $55. l.. c. Smith & Bros.
from SIS to $55. Royals from $50 to
$5o. Other makes cheap. Write
Montana Typewriter Company,
Butte Montana
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PANSY AND ASTER PLANTS, FIN.
est varieties, 25c dozen. delivered.
Hardy plants and novelties, soc
dozen delivered. My 1917 list and
cultural directions free. II, +. Jones,
View Acres, Hamilton, Montana.
TWO MOTORCYCLES, GOOD con-
dition; one nearly new automobile
top; one 54-gallon gasoline tank one
organ in good shape. Maynard 4
Son, 115 r. r. Ave.
FURNITURE. NEW AND SECOND
hand. l pay highest prices for sec
ond- hand household goods. Hans
Jsnsens, 1856 W. Main, phone 500.
l NICKEL PLATED HOT WAITER
tank and l cotf"" urn / first class
bake oven: will bake loo loaNes OF
bread, Inquire 1894 petoe ST.
FOR SALE-LAEGE STEEL SAFE.
feet high, nearly new; now in Mis-
soulan office. II taken Immediately,
SIPS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE = ALSO
twin cylinder Excelsior motorcycle.
II. Townsend, go South Fifth. w.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI-
ture bought and sold. ia West Ce-
dar. Phone 1411 Black
ENGRAVED WEDDING INVITA-
tons. visiting cards, steel die en-
''ost'i'AfN'
FLOUR, $685. ALB. SACKS, CHICK :
on Wheat, $3.50; sugar. SS.6a. Phone
1920. 914 Toole Ave.
NEW SEWING MACHINE CHEAP
for cash if taken Immediately. Mrs.
Hall, SOB f. Front st.
ONE HIGH TENTION BOSCH MAG
neto; one Schuhler carburetor. S.
&. Lawson, Florence.
GOOD BED, COMPLETE: DRESSER;
oil heater. cheap. Friday or Satur-
day. 1872 Brooks.
BARGAIN. WHITE ROTARY SEW
ing magazine, almost new; $5S. 2o6
II @ { sEHOLD FURNITURE. 4o2
University Apartments. Phone sos
OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT
The Office Supply Co. 25c per hum
dred.
USE NRG LAUNDRY TABLETS
when you wash clothes. 1876 S. 4th.
| OAK BUFFET AND TWO GOOD
heaters. cheap. Call 1874 Stephens Ave.
ANOTHER MAJESTIC coat RANGE
for sale. The Gas Co Phone sd ".
IND HAND SEWING MACHINES, IS
! up. Hoyt Dickinson Piano Co.
EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE CHEAP,
| good condition. w, w. Wickos.
| GOOD AS NtW-ELECTRiC PLATE,
coal stove and bureau. 9hT w.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT MIS-
! so1llian office: CSC a hundred.
RUBBER STAMPS. CORPORATE,
seals. The Office Supply Co.
OAK BEDSTEAD AND SPRINGS,
| 81. lis Florence ST.. Missou|a.
SET Low PITCH CI.ARINETS.
| cheap. 119 North Higgins.
WILDWOOD. sl.75 PER LOAD. THE
| Anto Truck Phone 2s4.
HAY BY BALE OR CARLOAD
| NORM Lumber Co.
A FEW CHOICE SEED POTATOES
| Phone 1861 black.
HOUSE FURNITURE. SAB SOUTH
| Fourth. W.
ONE %-ToN TRUCK. MONTANA
| Motor Co
| FOR SALE-I;ABY BED, 81. INQUIRE
| 300 n. 4th.
DRY WOOD. sl75 c. o. u. CALL $50
FURNITURE. All WEST PINE
| CORDWOOp. PHONE 1924 BLK.
SEED POTATOES. S57s RED.
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RANCHES-FOR RENT

TO RENT FOR COST OF CULTIVA-
ton, any amount up to 100 acres. J.
w. Rely. Phone 495
so ACRES UNDER WATER, FLAT
head reservation. on shares. Address
b. W., Missoulian.
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HELP WAN1ED-MALE

WANTED = FIRST CLASS FORE
m&hl on mill construction; must be
able to read and follow drawings.
Room 3l0 Florence Hotel.
WANTED-BOYS OVER IS YEARS
of age. Apply Western Union.
BOY WANTED TO LEARN DRUG
business. Box 1922.
WANTED-APPREN BOY AT
Muscular Office.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
West Bound East Bound


No, 1.~1o:4o p. m. No. .. $50 p. m.
No. 3..-12:40 y. m. No. 4. 1920 a. m.
No. Al. S:l5 a. m. No. A. g.. So p. IN.
Bitter Root Branch.
nepart-No- 271. Bitter Root local.
$40 a. IN. No. 292. Bitter Root mixed
train, p, III. f"xcept Sunday.
ArriV"-No. 272, Bitter Root local.
LEO p. IN. No. 29i, Bitter Root mixed
train. 1890 Il. III. Except Sunday.
Occur d'Alene Branch.
Depart No. 2G3. Occur u'Alcne local.
IL IS a. IN.
Arrive-No. ga, Occur Il Alene local.
4: ID y. m
paily. except Sunday)
Butte Locals.
Depart No. ESQ. SIS a. m. No. 25s.
$50 y. III.
Arrive-No. 1855, 30 n. III. No. Est.
~ 80 =. m.
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y, a.. ,,.--..I :. =, = =,
81 ~ ''H,t'' ,"'.i, OF IN" Set"hd
ta,, -, ,I ~, ~ w.. o.,i' " Non
p p'''' al ''''' va ''' N'"'itS u Hi'Eei
io"'
>" VI Wv, r'H'"'' o' isafh'y
p,,r ''''' ,''o''''u,
u'shlhl TO an ofdtf hh'y given and
,r III ,h1 "no.o ,h'.l''h court on
the list day of Arril, A. u, 1877. the
~ ~ ""'''ih'Sl'ttt'A OF tile
,-nt,, ,',n ~" ,",',' WI H,l' ~ pr.
,",' SAFE IN one parcel TO the highest
n'"'''' on or alttf iocsdaS, the 18th
icy =. H''H ~ - i'l'' an OF inc
iiHH', i''', interest ana estate OIL SAID
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MILWAUKEE.
East Bound.

EdSt bOUHU, WEST UUUNus
No. ls.... 7 90 Il. IN. | No. 15---1l:15 p. m.
No. Is. $40 p. IN. No. l7--ll:4s a. In.
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

Commissioner of Indian Affairs
60 to I-13 inc.
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PEAL ESTATE WANTED.

.ECNC - WAN o6I2
WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER
of good farm for sale. Send descrip-
ton and price. Northwestern Bush
ness Agency. Minneapolis. MINI.
WANTED-TO HEAR FROM OWNER
of good farm for sale. State cash
price and description. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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POULTRY AND POULTRY
SUPPLIES As

5. G. r. l, RED EGGS FOR HATCH
ing: Old Acres strain. Phone 1877.
RlREGGS. 15c SET, 235 w. SPRUCE.
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TWO MOTORCYCLES, GOOD CON-
dition: one nearly new automobile
top; one 4-gallon gasoline tank: one
organ in good shape. Maynard 4
Son, lis r. r. Ave
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| WILL ARRIVE MAY Is, 20 HEAD
| farm mares. l23 Pine street.
FOR SALE - JERSEY COW AND
heifer calf. S54l Purple.
| ALL KINDS HORSES 1n2a pill L IDS
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PANSY AND ASTER PLANTS, FIN
est varieties, 25c dozen, delivered.
Hardy plants and novelties, soc
dozen delivered My 1917 list and
cultural directions free. II. T.. Jones,
View Acres, Hamilton, Montana.
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ON IMPROVED RANCH LANDS AT
lowest rates. Write or phone us
Johnston Brothers. Real Estate,
Hamilton. Montana
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MONEY 10 LOAN

LOWER RATES AND NO COMMITS
sion charges on good farm loans. W.
II. Smead Company, western Mon
tana agents for the Banking Cor
porafiOn.
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RUG AND CARPET CLEANING 40
IN THE HOME OR TAKEN TO THE
shop. Also Hoover electric driven
brush machine. suction cleaners, to
rent. 81 per day. Delivered promptly
shop 1o9 Penwcll Block. Phone 1404.
G.. McNorton.
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HAT CLEANERS,

p A A MA AND FELT HATS
cleaned and blocked: retrimmed,
The Hat Box, Missoula, Mont.
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HIDES AND JUNK 81
WE BUY HIDES, PELTS. WOOL.
sacks, ruhbers, rags. bottles. paper
and metal of all kinds. Sacks OF all
kinds for sale. Carload Of wheat,
barley, oats and potato sacks for sale
Rarer d Son. Phone TAI, 63l-637
Woody St, Missoula, Mont.
ATTENTIONS! WE GIVE FULL
value and prompt return for hides,
pelts. wool, rubber Missoula Hide
4 Wool Depot. Gil West Vain.
Phone 1868
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-:HAeRs AND TIN SHOPS az
REID. THE TIMER FURNACES.
Telephone 635.
ROUND OAK FURNACES, MET
calf Sheet Metal Works. 129 Alder
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H'1'7 IHTN1f'lIFlX OF thH AbOVn EnlilTrd
Estate
T.. G. FLUENT
Attorney for said Estate. 2l2 DAILY
Bank Bldg. Butte, Mont, & 5 to 10 inc