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Alma record., 1918-10-31

we believe that our next legfsla-
ture should amend our present pri-
mary election laws so that they shall
prevent the members OF one political
party from assisting in the nomination
of candidates OF any other political
party. 40 that II will be impossible
for the name OF any candidate for
nomination At primary election to be
placed upon the primary ballot 10 be
voted for unless he shall have been
regularly indorsed by his party, or un-
less he shall file with his petition for
nomination statement subscribed by
him 10 the effect that he Is n member
OF and associated with the party
whose candidate he seeks TO be. We
call upon the next session OF the legis-
lature 10 perfect the primary laws OF
Michigan in these respects. Prom
the Republican State platform.
Alma record., 1918-10-31
Gem From Henry Ford.

Every man who deliberately devotes
his life to the trade OF a soldier is
either lazy OF crazy. 80 we are not per.
mitted to put them In esyums
Alma record., 1918-10-31
FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY

FOR SALE,-North "A feet of Lot 80,
Rockingham place, Alma, Michigan.
Four blocks from business center.
East front Will sell right and
easy terms. Owner, A. NJ. Wells,
Clinton. H.. 66-i-p
Alma record., 1918-10-31
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Experienced stenograph-
er, stenotypist or dictaphone oper-
ator; one with elevator or -four mill
experience preferred. Apply in
own handwriting. Good wages.
Chatterton & Son. Mt. Pleasant,
Mich. 63-tf-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FARM FOR SALE-Farm Of l0l
acres one-half mile north of Alma
city limits, best black loam soil,
all but eight acres under cultiva-
ton. Wen tiled, well fenced, or
chard, well, etc Best location in
Gratiot county. Must be sold at
once as operator has been called
to the service. For particulars in
quire of James l.. Edwards at the
farm. Alma, route 5. 67-4-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

STATE OF MICHIGAN County OF Gratiot.
~ me Circuit Court for the County OF
Jane. Dickinson. Plaintiff. vs.. Mr. james
r. Wilton. Mary +. Dickinson, Ella Dickin-
son-O'H Hair. Rolla Dickinson and William
Dickinson. or their unknown Hens, Legateta'
Devisees, and Assigns. Defendcnts
Suit pcndih, in the above court at Ithaca
in said County on the 1th day Of September
A. ID. 1915.
In this cause IL appearing 10 the salts
faction of the Court by Plaintiff verified Bill
Of Complaint that the bill is filed in pursu-
% the terms Of the Statutes OF tins
STATE, and that It involves the title to the
lands hereinafter described.
And II further appearing 20 the satisfaction
of the Court that none Of the named de-
PENDANTS reside in this State and that two
of them. viz. Mary T. Dickinson. and Ella
Dickinson o Hair recently resided at Ely IN
the State Of Nevada. and that It Is not known.
and cannot be ascertained after diigent
search and inquiry in what state or country
the remaining named defendants reside and
that Il is impossible % ascertain The nsmes Of
the persons who are included as defendants
herein without being named. after such search
and inquiry.
Now therefore on motion OF John w.
Myc-. Attorney for Plaintiff II IL ordered
that said named. and unnamed defendants
enter their appearance in this cause on or
bc'ore three months from the date OF this
order and that within twenty days the
fiaintif cause copy ot this order 70 he
published in The Alma Record. newspaper
for six weeks in succession, and also cause
"a copv thereof 70 be- mailed % said named
delr dant- at their last known Post ONCE
.rirr.s. by registered mail
The above suit involve the title 20 the
Io tlea-t quarter of the northeast quarter or
section thirty three in wnship eleven north.
-au.c ts,4 ,sost IN thc County Il Gratiet and
State of Michigan. and Is brought TO quiet
tlr title thereto.
lSignedl EDWARD J. MONET.
Circuit Judve
ountcr-igne,l.
lsivncdl r. l.. CASE. GO B uf the Court.
SignedI JOHN " NNFtS.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Alma record., 1918-10-31

STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court
for th, County of Gratiot in Chancery.
Mary Peter Plaintiff William Case,
deceased. and his heirs namely Robert Ken
nan Fannie " kennan. Mrs. Fred Clary,
Fannie G.. Vail Sarah Scott and Ada {.
Wightman. Defendants.
At a session of said court held at the court
house IN the village OF Ithaca. IN said county,
on the 1th day of October. 1915.
Present Hon Edward j. Moinet, Circuit
JUDGE.
Mary Peters. the above named plaintiff.
having filed IN said court duly verified bill
ef complaint against the above named defen-
dants. and which said suit involves the title
20 the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section twenty seven, in
township eleven north. range four vest,
Michigan and Is brought TO quiet the title
thereto
And IL satisfactorily appearing 70 the court
from said verified bill of complaint that the
above named defendants Robert Kennan.
Fannie V. kennan. Mrs. Fred Clsry, Fannie
c. Vail. Sarah Scott. and Ada c. Wightman,
the sole and only living heirs Of said
William Case. deceased, and that all OF said
defendants are Eon-residents Of the state Of
the state Of Michigan
Therefore. on motion Of james 6. Kress, at
torney and counselor for the said plaintiff.
Mary Peters, II is ordered that the above
named defendants. cause their appearance to
be entered in said on or before three
months from the dat hereof and in case Of
their. or any one Of their appearance. that
they cause their answer 70 plaintif's bill Of
complaint 20 be filed in said cause, and a
copy thereof 10 b. served on plaintiffs at
torney and solicitor within twenty DAYS after
service them any one of them, Of
Of copy Of said bill Of complaint and notice
of this order. and that in default thereof
said hill ~ complaint o. b. taken a. confessed
by the several defendants.
And 10 Is further ordered that within twenty
day after the date of this order the plaintiff
cause copy thereof 10 b. published in The
Alma, Record. a newspaper printed published
and circulating in said county and that such
publication be continued therein once in each
week for Xix weeks m succession. or that said
plaintiffs cause copy Of this order 20 be
personally served upon said defendants and
uron each of them. al least twenty DAYS be
fore the timo prescribed herein for the ap-
pearance Of the said defendants
EDWARD J MONET.
Counter,iF Circuit Judge.
tratiot County Circuit Court
PIE above suit involves the title to tho
'n.loVnr described property, to-vit. The
.rtheast quarter tSEitl of the northeast
luart'r tNEl,l and the northeast quarter
tNrll of the southeast quarter SEQ. all
N Section twcnty-scven t27l in Township
Ieven il north Range four til west.
michigan 6i-6-c
JAMES c. KRESS
Attorney and Counselor FOR Plaintiff.
Business Address. Alma Michigan
Alma record., 1918-10-31
LEGAL NOTICES



Ilc."tt ua,4nl been nrecr 30 the condition.
I'D D.. ai1 mertgayc made by e. u. Ieet
and to.ltIa l..tt hi- wife. of Ithaca. Mich
igan, Go Safah O. Brodebeck. of the tow -hip
Of Hamilf o.. Gratiot county. Michigan, dated
the l,th Gay Of December. 4. d. 1903. and
recorded iu the Office Of the Register Of Decds
for the county OF Gratiot and State Of Mich
iGau. on the 18th day OF December. A. ID.
1909. ia Lber l2l Of mortgages. on page
1870. on which mortgage there Is claimed 70
be due at the date OF this notice. for principal
and interest. the sum of Eighteen hundred
ninety-eight dollars, and Attorney fee nf
thirty-hve dollars, provided for In said
mortgage. and suit or proceedings at law
having been instituted 10 recover the moneys
secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof
Notice Is hereby given. that hy virtue of
the power Of sale cOntaiscd IN said mortgage
and the statute in such case made and pro-
vded. on Saturday the lth day Of January
A. ID. 1919, at one o'clock IN the afternoon
the undersigned will, at the north front door
Of the Court House in the village Of Ithaca
Michigan. that being the place where the
Circuit Court for the county of Gratiot Is
held. sell az public auction. 20 the highest
bidder the premises described In said mort
gage. or 30 much thereof may be necessary
% pay the amount so as aforesaid due on
said mortgage. with six p-r cent interest. and
all legal costs. together with said attorney
fee. 10 wit.
The northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section sixteen in township ten
north Of range one west. Michigan Also the
tile kilns thereon and all the machinery and
equipments Of every name and nature what
soever used in connection Herewith.
Dated October Is. A. y. 1915
SARAH o. BRODEBECK,
o. C. FUTILE. Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgagec. t65-l2t
Ruain... Addr.--a Ithaca Michlnan-
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-Baby carriage. gray fin
ish, new. Inquire Az Park Ave.
67-1-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-Furniture. Inquire 2O9
+. Downey st. 67-1-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-One Hoosier kitchen
cabinet, nearly new, one oak dres-
ser, one large oak sideboard, two
beds, springs and mattress. In
quire at rear of 1913 Grover ave.
Clip
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-About so cords wood
from the city park. Place your
order at once. 1915 per cord de-
livered, mostly maple Frank +.
Smith. chairman park board, A. r.
Smith shoe store. 67-l-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-A large quantity of
choice carrots. Enquire of Frank
Goodspeed Bell phone 190--4R, 21a
west and 3. south of Ithaca.
67-1-p
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-Repaired piano. The
greatest bargain | have ever offer
ed. Sl90 if cash or will make price
Of Lyons and Healy make with
bench scarf Frank F. Smith. A.
X. Smith shoe store. 67-1-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

easy terms. Owner, A. M. Wells,
Clinton, H.. O6-l-p
FARM FOR SALE-Farm Of l0l
acres one-half mile north of Alma
city limits, best black loan soil,
all but eight acres under cultiva-
tion. Well tiled, well fenced, or
chard, well, etc. Best location IN
Gratiot county. Must be sold at
once as operator has been called
to the service. For particulars in
quire of James l.. Edwards at the
farm, Alma, route .. 61-4-c
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND-A 10 acre fruit farm. nice
ly located. Good house, well 100
feet deep, cistern, good basement.
Two miles from Mt. Pleasant, II
mile from motor car crossing. Can
be bought for $2750.0O, part down,
balance on easy payments. Write
or telephone Cooper, Cover X
Francis, Mt Pleasant, Mich. 56-tfc
FOUND-A pocket book in front Of
Of 2l3 r Superior, October %.
about 430 p. m. Owner may have
same by proving property. Inquire
j. ID. Spinney, 9 Pollasky blk 67-lc
LOST-Three side curtains for REQ
car in the vicinity of Alma. Find
er please notify =. NJ. Smith, 800
w Superior 81. Alma. lie
FOR RENT ROOMS
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 4l6
Maple avenue. 64-4-c
FOR RENT-The brick Wright House
barn for auto garage or other de
sirable business. Inquire Wright
House. 59-tt-c
FOR RENT Three rooms for light
Housekeeping. Inquire 527 Wright
ave 67-l-h
FOR RENT-Noyember lst, three
large rooms WIKI bath. electric
lights. city water, access 10 base
ment, privilege Of furnace. Close
IN good location. 1l5 Walnut St
67-l-p
.. FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT-House and garage ana
also a barn on Grafton avenue.
Terms very reasonable. Inquire II
Mcnamara. 66-2-c
FOR RENT-An eight-room house.
entirely modern close in; including
garage Inquire V H. Shepard.
Union phone 500. 67-l-c
FOR Modern furnished and
one not furnished house, three
partly modern rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire of Lands.
BahllSe Blk 67-l-p
FOR -Five-room house at
bargain Inquire at Proud's Dept.
Store 67-l-c
FOR RENT Furnished house. Call
Union phone 265-2R or inquire al
1876 Meyer Owe 67-l-p
TO RENT-Small house on Maple
ave. Inquire at 526 w. Center ST.
or Union phone l6S Clip
FOR SALE-China closet and side
board in good condition Inquire at
this office or 312 Lincoln ave.
66-tf-x
FOR SALE-One double barrel 10
gauge shotgun for sale cheap if
taken at once. A. r. Smith, POS
+. Superior st. Alma. 67-1-c
FOR SALE - New building. just
completed, 6x9 inside dimensions.
POS +. Superior St, Alma 67-1-c
FOR SALE-One Dodge touring car
in good shape. Will sell at "a sacri-
fee. Union phinc 272. ellie
FOR SALE-Arabian pony and out
fit Call at GIG w. Center. 67-1-p
FOR SALE-Second-h furniture.
Inquire at 300 +. Center st. Clip
FOR SALE-About so cords wood
from the city park. Place your
order at once. 1915 per cord de-
livered, mostly maple. Frank r.
Smith, chairman park board, A. r.
Smith shoe store. 67-l-c
FOR SALE-One pair white rabbits.
Inquire SOB Gratiot ave. 67-1-c
! FOR SALE-One sixteen inch heat
ing stove in first class condition
Inquire Otto Sanderhoff 67-1-c
FOR SALE-Baby carriage. gray fin
ish, new. Inquire Az Park Ave
67-l-c
FOR SALE-A large quantity of
choice carrots Enquire of Frank
Alma record., 1918-10-31

Circulation eounts-we have it.
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-One pair white rabbits.
Inquire 503 Gratiot ave. 67-l-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-One sixteen inch heat
ing stove in first class condition.
Inquire Otto Sanderhoff 67-l-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-China closet and side
board in good condition. Inquire at
this Office or 3l2 Lincoln ave.
66-tf-X
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-Eight year old COW
fresh December l. Win take Lib
erty bonds. j. ID. Sullivan. 67-l-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-One double barrel 10
gauge shotgun for sale cheap if
taken at once. A. X. Smith, POS
+. Superior St. Alma. ellie
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE - New building, just
completed, 6x9 inside dimensions.
POS +. Superior St, Alma. 67-1-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-Second-h hand furniture.
Inquire at 300 f. Center st. Clip
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-Arabian pony and out
fit. Call at 6l9 w. Center. Clip
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR SALE-One Dodge touring car
in good shape. Will sell at sacri-
fee. Union phine 272 67-l-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

WANTED-Janitor at Wright Hall,
also dish washer. 67-l-c
Alma record., 1918-10-31

Attorney and Counselor for Plaintiffs,
Business Address. Alma. Michigan.
Alma record., 1918-10-31
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
WA NTED-One or two roomers 302
w End. 66-2-p
Alma record., 1918-10-31

FOR RENT-Five-room house at a
bargain Inquire at Proud's Dept.
Store 67-l-c
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20

+. J. Foulks. cashier Of the Dem
Ing National Bank, Is one Of the bus
mess men who believe that il is not
only necessary 10 discourage the idea
that Dcming will now become for
gotten spot In the desert. but who also
insist that the futue Of the town will
he what we make it, and that we
should al pull together as steady
boosters.
Discussing the subject. Mr.. Foulks
said: Looking at Il from a banking
pcini Of view. Il seems To me that
what Is needed is strong pull, all
together. 10 get the Southern Pacific
shops here. as that would help IN ev-
cry way. Even the comparatively
small local pay roll Of the Santa Fe
has marked influence on trade. and.
should we have the shops here the
money distributed ON paydays would
be- largely tlishursed here.,. That, and
certain development Of the county's
agricultural possibilities, will mean
steadily increasing prosperity for
Deming"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20
TNO CROPS A YEAR BEST
Better to Cultivate Small Tract Twice
Than large One Onee. Says
r. s. TwnihuIl
Z. r. s s. w. Land Expert Declares
for Intensive Cultivation Of
MImbFcs Valley

Mhmbres Valley farmers will find Il
more profitable TO cultivate 50 acres
twice each year than 10 cultivate 100
acres only once, according 10 Il. =.
Trumbnll, agricultural expert o. the
h. r. 4 $. W. Ry.. who addressed the
first annual session Of the Luna county
farm bureau ut the Tabernacle Fri
day afternoon ON the subject of Crop
Rotation"
TO cultivate large piece Of ground
once each season. said Mr. Trumhull.
calls for more work, greater expense.
aud greater loss of moisture than the
more Intensive cultivation Of n smaller
tract The work done and the water
used "a the first crop will always help
out on the second crop Of the year. he
declared.
Some Of the theories advanced by
the railroad land expert were new to
many Of the farmers present and they
put him TO a pretty thorough question
ing before he left the floor, His POSI-
ton was just as strong at the close OF
the bomhardment, however, and he
succeeded IN disseminating some val.
uahle facts among his hearers.
Dairy farming Is one Of the sure
money-makers for the farmer Of the
immediate future, In Mr.. Trumbull's
opinion. aud he advocated this line of
the farming industry for all his hear
ers who are In any shape to try It.
The war resulted In many dairy cat
lie being disposed Of 50 that there II a
shortage Of such stock the world over
and dairy products are certain TO com.
mand high prices for a long time to
come
Some Of the farmers who questioned
Mr. Trumbull were inclined to think
that too intensive cultivation would
exhaust the soil Of the valley He
disputed this fatty. and some Of the
farmers sided with him. Among the
latter was John Anderson, who made
a brief speech In which he declared
that the farmers Of the valley cannot
work hard enough 70 wear out the
soil here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20
account Of influenza"

The news will undoubtedly cause a
sensation, coming ~ soon after re-
ports that the influenza epidemic Is
waning, and that there was no further
cause for alarm. II was rumOred
around Santa Fe today that there are
many new cases Of influenza IN Albu-
querque The deaths Of prominent
young men there and IN other cieies
In the state have appeared in the pa-
pers recently, and number Of people
haze manifested uneasiness about on.
tering crowded convention halls.
One physician here stated that
twenty-five deaths are attributed to
influenza which was probably con-
tracted at convention Of the Repub.
llcans held here early In the fall.
There are 200 teachers in New
Mexico. but it was said today by edu-
cational officials that no more than
a thousand probably would have at.
tended the convention Of teachers In
Albuquerque this year owing to the
failure to get special railroad rates.
An energetic effort was made by the
state corporation commissioners and
by Others to get the railrond admin.
istration to grant special round trip
for one fare, hut this request was re-.
fused on the ground that It would be-
discriminating In favor Of New Next.
co, as the government has not granted
such concessions except in the ease of
state fairs and exhibitions.
As the teachers are not to meet this
yeGT to elect officers the present Of.
licers Of the New Mexico Educational
Association will hold over until the
next meeting. There is no telling
when the meeting will he held.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20
UNITED WAR VETERANS
A National Organization Composed II
All Soldiers Of All Wars

The United War Veterans, a Ma.
tional organization has been formed 10
include In It's active membership nil
veterans Of the civil war and Sparlsn
war and all soldiers sailors and ma
rines OF the United States In the
World War.
The objects are: To unite IN frazier
nal bonds, through national. state. 10.
cal and foreign organizations. n sol.
diers and sailors Of the United States
to perpetuate Memorial Day. M estab.
lished by the Grand Army Of the Re.
public, and TO preserve from neglect
the graves Of our Nations dead: IN
secure employment for and to assist
our comrades. their widows. orphans
and dependent relatives: to promote
loyalty, mutual aid and cooperation
among them In all lines Of endeayor
to secure from congress and other leg.
lslative bodies the enactment Of laws
beneficial to the welfare Of our com.
rades, and 10 secure employment FOR
Those who have returned TO civil MIR.
suits Ia consonance with laws which
prefer honorably discharged soldiers
and Sailors for government service.
10 provide and establish homes for or.
phans and dependent children Of onr
comrades; and 10 inculcate the prln.
clples Of loyaty 10 our country rever.
enee for LIS institutions obedience 10
iIT laws and to discountenance what.
ever tends to weaken these sentiments
This organization consists Of mo.
tive members called Comrades). and
N addition thereto an honorary mem.
uersllp consisting Of persons who per.
iormed distinguished or faithful ser.
vice or engaged IN efforts FOR the re.
lief Of disabled and suffering soldier
and sailors. or who TO n connlc.
uous extent became interested m bro.
mOtlng the moral welfare and physl.
cal comfort OF troops In camp or m
Held or who are honOrably DISCHARGED
soldiers or sailors Of any Of the Allles
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20
What One Grnphle Ad. Did

\ classified ad in the Graphic, cost
ing be, was directly responsible for
the sale Of a car Of secondhand fur.
niture last week by the Lennox com
pany. on Silver avenue. This is the
voluntary statement Of the manager
Of the Lennox company, who has all
the facts In the matter ready for any
dubious lnquirers. There is a strong
moral to this tale, but we are really
too modest to point It out. Perhaps
Il you are in business In Deming you
may be able To figure il out for your
self.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20
JeRersanlan simplicity

When President Wilson first ran
for the presidency in 1912, the plat
form upon which he was elected de-
clard for "a return to that simplicity
and cmomy heneatting a democratic
administration" There was entirely
too much duh duh at the White House,
80 10 speak. and il was costing rs
much 60 run the government year as
il now costs 10 run Il couple Of
weeks.
President Wilson and his "entour-
age" went To Europe as the exclusive
occupants Of u hinge vessel with u
crew " twelve hundred. Here are Il
few of the Accomplishments:
4 famous hotel chef and twenty
four culinary assistants.
Two brass hands Of forty pieces. AMI
George Creel.
A convey Of hattleslnpS and destroy
ers.
An oscar NJ airplanes and dirigi-
hles into and Out ~ harbOrs
\ Sclect corps IT telegraphers.
\ large corps Of college professors.
political economists etc. ETC.. etc.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20

The last Utah legislature enacted a
3 per cent occupation tax affecting
mines onl'. and they now refuse to
pay nearly a million dollars state tax
for 1918 nndcr that one sided law.
Several western states that have
hsn very prosperous owing to big war
metal productions of the mines are
Planning legislative action looking la
further taxation Of mines.
Within few years normal prices
under worl., peace will leave the
mines IN no condition to pay the big
war taxes and the Legislators may kill
the goose that lays the golden egg
The mining industry In most west
crn states Is the greatest source Of
prosperity. hesides paying the bulk Of
state taxes aud federal war taxes for
-sunp years 10 come.
One thing h certain. unless state
constitution provides for taxing spec
ial classes of property. an occupation
tax ON mines alone will not stand. 1t
is dangerous class legislation.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20
RETURN OF THE PLAGUE
STOPS TEACHERS MEETING
Albuquerque Again In Grip Of Epl.
demlc, 80 Session Is Called
on

Albuquerque. Dec 10-The influen-
"a epidemic is given az a reason for
postpOnmg - indefnitely-the conven.
ton Of the New Mexico Educational
association which was to open In Al
buquerque December 20 and remain
in session until December 2s.
The news Of the pOstponement was
conveyed in succlnct telegraphic
message received this morning by
State School Superintendent ]. II.
Wagner from Miss Isabel Eckles Of
Silver City. president Of the assOcia.
ton and chairman of the executive
committee.
The message read;
Annual meeting Of New Mexico
Educational Association postponed ON
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20

Of the United States IN the World
War.
II is not expected that members Of
the G. A. r., U. $. W. ". or any other
patriotic organization will discontinue
their memberships, hut will join the
United War Veterans In addition, in
order TO have one large organization
Of all soldiers Of all wars.
The National Headquarters are al
Kallspell, Montana, and they recon.
mend that Civil War Veterans he
preferred for officers, both national
and local, as far as possible. The
Commander'in-Chlef is Commandant
OF the Montana State Soldiers Home.