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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
For Sals-City Property

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{ COY bungalow. 4 rooms. sleeping porch.
I 5000. s4e9 cash 8ll4 Idalia, Pm $685..
FOR SALE i've room brick bungalow,
I basement, paved street. paving paid. close
70 Five Points IN Manhattan Heights
$3.50. 2Il9 san Jose. inquire within
WHO WANTS IT. Three room frame,
$780, rooms and two s. p, s5550: 8 rooms
and s. p. S55oQf one room 70 rent Jer-
nlgan- Ph. 1884.
TOR SALE 81 owner IN GrandvisW. prac-
ticaily new wen built & room bungalow.
All built in features, large closet and
sleeping porch. $4,000; $500 down SIS per
month and interest semi-snnually. 5s27
Hamilton.
5 ROOM furnished houze. s65ea. $500
MARTIN h. BEDDING.
I'm 15 Morgan Bldg. Phi. So
BETTE THAN Is PERCENI.
Brick Tenement On paved street 1900
HENRY B. STONE & co.
Phone 1854 40 Caples Bldg.
100 BLOCK WYONIING-Larre room
bungalow s. P, all built IN features. full
a bargain. $500. very small cash pay
meut house in good condition
A. 6. LONELAD1-
eos Herald Bldg Ph. go
n OHCHARD PAEE-LarEe room, well
built adobe. outbuildings, city water.
tul lots. well lertilizsd. 1rriElts from
canal: $1,000, 500 cash. balance easy
A. g. LOTELADT.
2o3 Herald Bog. Phone sss.
$3.50 TENEMENT. INCOME $500 VI.
Just think, $50 per mo. from this.
This is tTo-stOry tenement having
. stores, a bakery complete with oven
etc, rooms, bath. etc, and a ma
chine shop 10 blocks from postoffice.
cali 1850, HERNDON KEMP. with
TURNER KEMP g. COLDWELL.
NEW BUNGALOW.
Five rooms. Elassed iu sleeping porch.
basement hardwood floors, modern IN ev-
cry respect $500 cash. $50 month including
interest Price 5000 Iuvestlgats this.
call 1rarkieT.
JAMES l. MARI & co.
Reaitors
Phone f55o 500 san Antonio
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
And builders. We viii build on your
lots or ours, furnish plans, specifica-
tons and estimate; VIII finance on
very easy terms.
0RNDOaHF & HETNAUD.
500 Mesa Ave Phone 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

COSTUMES FOB DANCES and thsat-icai
performances for rent Apply AZ 1l1i 2
RIO Grande. Phi. 711f-W.
Fancy costumas. fun dress and tuxedo
suits Tor rent
lIOREHEAD's Busy LITTLE TAILOR
SHOP
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
For SsIe-Parm, and Rancho,

For Sale-Farms and Ranches
and turkey ranch on paved road Phi
6Q06W evenings, 507 ~. Missouri
FOR RENT OR SAILS acre irriEated
farm adjoining city Of Las Cruces. good 4
room honse, ideal for trucking. poultry
Or dairy G. r. Quesenberrys Leailla PARK,
NV MEXICO RANCH.
Comprising $3.50 acres, fenced ana cross
fenced. splendid water. grass and shelter;
price. s. Per acre. reasonable terms c. 2.
McGinnis. Room Is, Touraino Bldg Tt.
worth, Tex.
VALLEY RANCHES.
10 acres, about eight miles from Fl Paso.
one Of the best in the iowar valley. $3.50
acre, half cash. balance easy This Is
bargain We have anything you mis1r
want In valley ranches or stock ranches
TRI-STATE COMMISSION CO.
el0-2l1 Two Republics Life Building.
Phone $50;
FOR RENT.
Twenty acres and small residence 70
miles down the valley. outbuildings. chick
BORDER INVESTMENT COMPANY.
ses II Paso Bank & Trust Bldg, Ph. $50.
IS FARMS. to 60 acres. 90 years az 5
cultivated. mostly alfalfa. payment re-
funded q you become dissatisfied; SO
cash, balance 20 years, AZ 3 percent W. w
AayEard. owner. Las Cruces y. 81
IRRIGATED FARlI LANDS.
5000 acres ready for farmers. Under ~
man Reservoir. on Little Colorado river.
adjacent 20 St. Johns Choice lands SIS
10 SITS per acre including water right
Easy terms Lyman Land Co, 81. johns
ARK
DO YOU Want TO LIVE HEREs
acres and good little house this side o.
Tslcta can be bought during next tw1
weeks for 5000 less than owner paid
See
= z Head
with
CHAs- B. STEVENS
Realtors. Phone 1f5f
End Goor Two Republics Lie Bldg
For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
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WANTED-To trade IT Worth property
sd aH1H Hn HaHa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

Fot Observation-Disclosures
CYLINDER boring. crank and valve turn
ing. S. ". Flee & Machine Co. Ph- 1915.
A GOOD PASSENGER Chandler cheap. new
paint. 5e2l Frutas e.
FOR sALE-Chevroiet. e410 e Bouie-
ward.
FORD touring car. coed running order
se25. SIS Z. san Antonio.
FOR sALE-Oakiand six touring car. good
condition Cheap 500 Myrtle ave.
LATE 1913 Buick Roadster. good as new.
~ Paso Welding Co. us w. Franklln.
FORD, IS model $3.50. cash or terms, good
rubber. Phi 73s5R-
AUTO PAINTING-Kelier's auto paint
shop. ei1o r Boulevard.
1890 OVERLAND FOUR, driven 81 own-
cr on city streets 700e miles. Address 3
Jos. care Herald.
DODGE touring car IN excellent shape. VIII
trade Take diamonds or what have Tou2
Give terms Phone $3.50. NcNamara-
BARGAIN-ls21 Ford sedan with extras.
can't Be told from new See i at 10 san
Francisco
AUTO PAINTING BY an expert: see rs
S. 0regon 81. Ph. ne.
BUICK touring. model D 45. good rubber
and paint. excellent mechanical condition
"a Is3lW for demonstratiou-
AUTO LAIhDhh-Havefyour cars washed
while you wait. CASH PAID for old Foris-
200 y. Kansas St
sTUDEBAKER machine. fitted out as an
ideal tourist camping outfit big bargain
u bought az office. Address z 60 care
Herald.
MAXWELL touring. 1917. thorouEhiy
oVerhluled. new top. the peppiest little
boat in FL Paso; would consider speedster
IN trade. Ph. c504-
CADILLAC g. Z passenger, newly painted.
On perfect mechanical condition. good
rubber, terms 20 responsible parties See
NJ. Turner at Glenn Hotel. Phi. f1ss.
USED CAR BUYERS and SELLERS: We
can satisfy you
THE MOTOR MART
Dependable Used Cars.
10I ". san Antonio St Phi gT2l
WE HAVE some bargains In slightly used
tires; see US before buying: our vulcauiz-
ing and rutreading e. the best Federal
Tire Co. 800 Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

HAVE YOU YOUE
TRADING CLOTHES ONe
IT so, Read THE FOLLOWING
10 acres. good land, 4 room house
10 acres bearing scar orchard
this place pays 10 percent net On
the investment
a acres. good improvements.
acres, Q room frame house
All on paved road and between
Ysieta and Il Paso.
Also have two god tenement
houses 20 trade
JANIS C.. WHITE. Ecalior-
11e Texas ST. Phone 11e7-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

OPEN Alb AUTO MARKET.
san Francisco and Leon Sta
PHI G9f6J. Eoht. c. DornheckEer.
Mgr.
Must sell our cars and trucks be-
fore cold Ueather comes and offe--
Ing the following at bargain
prices.
a Ton G. II C. truck. $4,000
= Ton Ford truck --......S126-00
4 Ton MACK truck -..-..s -2foo.Q0
Flanders Touring $4,000
Dodge touring cars $4,000 up
Oakland 6. touring -...-.- $500
I Buick light SS50.00
1 REQ touring -----.--.--. t5QQ-QQ
and many other makes 20 select
from. All cars In good running
condition Cash or terms
s a. MS p. n Sunday By ap-
rolntmgut.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

For Sale-MotOreyeles
FOR sALE-Hariey-Davids motorcycle
good eonditiou, s15a. ISIS Copper, Pm.
one Indian moiorcycIe FOR sale Model IS.
First class condition call l&1t W. or 21f
san Jaelnto.
MOTORCYCLE REFAIRnS0 done Right.
used machines bought and sold prices Iea-
sonabie: parts and supplies FOR an makes
HARLEY MOTORCYCLE SHOP.
fa1 Myrtle Ave.
FACTORY motorcycle overhaulinc with
factory equipment factory training, salts
cylinders regrouud. fitted with Perfecto
oversize plEtons; frames Strengthened with
hydraulic press best equipped motor
cycle shop IN TeLags o Few bargains left
Ia rshuUf r1otorcrcIaeq Pos afTf ne
bee. "a. llallN.
Garages For Rent
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BRICK GARAGE for rent. Apply 1904 ".
El2renee S.
For Sale-Bicyclss
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FOR sALE-Bargain. Indian bicycle.
good as new. for $40. cost $40: ] Haw-
thorne boys bicycle. s45. car al as
Ghihuahua after { pm
Msehhsry-Al Kinda
s W MreelzlnE Co, sos san Franelseo q.
For Sale-MisceHansous
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SEWING machine gone wrong for repair
ingl "a. 6ISlJ. cherry.
BEAUTIFUL navajo rugs FOR sale vs1y
reasonable eos ~ oregon Phi. ise5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
Cleaning and Dyelng.

TELAs Cleaning and Dye Works Cleaning
dyelng and lltera tons. Out o. town pa
trons g1lleltsd. Phi ef27 qle Texas -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
PARTY LEAVING FOR MEXICO
On beautiful Hawthorne Place. sun
set Heights, s large rooms, breakfast
room, screened sleeping porch. base
ment and heating plant. brick garage,
hardwood floors and all built-in fea-
lures Must be seen 20 be appreciated
Price 100000 Terms 20 suit.
See KARL p. GOODMAN. with
GOODMAN BROTHERS & CO., Inc.
Realtors
Phone 1924 205 ". Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
Dancing Lessuus

PRIVATE LESSONS By APPOrST1IENI.
Class lessons. Tuesday and ThurEdav even
lnEs. 8 % 10. Couuion HAN Ph- zgle-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

FOR EXCHANGE
10 acres, sood seven room adobe horse,
~ miles down the valley. one block from
Interurbau. an ideal place Tor dairy or
chicken farm; for cottage Or lots. Dodge
car and some cash for cottage. Equity On
Emali tracts CT land this side % Fsieta for
lots or cottages room adobe house. =
acres o. land Ciuacue park. two blocks
from 1nterurhan for cottage so acres lzn.l
Alamosl. Coio-s water rights paid. for p
Peso property
Equity IN good rental cottage. furnished.
for good car or lots 70 desirable location
n acres near Vado. y. n. drainage ruu1
near. FOR small farm or cottage IS acres
Anthony. n. II, Tor tenement. Several new
". n. CARL
see Cariss BLDG. Phones IS anf $50.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
90 acres and small residence
furnished. 20 miles down the r1l-
Isy: chicken houses. garage. etc
No better land VII CONSIDER
bungalow or income property IN
exchange.
Three and a half acres and sBlen-
did small residence on paved road
and near Interurbln; VII con-
slider bungalow IN exchange
Income city property 70 exchange
for valley farms; also city resi-
dence 20 eEcl2nge for small acre
age Cimprovedl.
10 win pay you % see u.s.
BORDER INVESTMENT COMPANY
COS u Paso Bank e. Trust Bldg.
Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
BOULEVARD BUNGALOW BARGITi
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST Buy IN
THE rTTTrW

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST BUY IN
THE CITY.
Owner is leaving town. so VIII sac
rifice this beautiful bungalow located
only two blocks from Five Points.
There are hardwood floors. bulitin
bookcases and buffet, tile bath with
shower two g0od-sized bedrooms
with French mirror closet doors, a
glassedin porch, servants bath and
servants room and basement with
heating plant Also double garage
with cement driveway The price is
$3.50. Terms can be arranged rea-
souably 70 suit right buyer Call
Alr- Crockett with ". +. PAYNE.
Phone 1850 4o1 Mesa Ave.
ALTURA PARK, 5 room. sleeDing
porch, oil hardwood floors. south
front, good garage, price $3.50; $3.50
CAL H C. OGLE.
HATFIELD BUILDING & IMP. CO.
Phone $50. 219 Texas st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

$500
4 ROOMS glassed sleeping
porch and screened sleeping
porch, on two full lots. This
is a real home. an elegant To-
cation, and is weu worth the
money asked Easy terms.
$500
FURNISHED
ROOMS. glassed sleeping
porch, right at Five Points.
What more can you ask2 Can
give immediate possession
and make easy terms.
PADEN REALTY COMPANY.
Realtors
401-2-3 FL Paso Bank Bldg.
Phone 400
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
beautiful AUSTIN TERRACE
BUNGALOW HOME


Seven rooms, four bedrooms. living
rooms across entire front 90 IT. long.
Tile bath with shower, hardwood
l0ors in every room. heating plant.
laundry room. garage. This home
built by local business man for his
home, IS beautifully finished in ivory
enamel has lovely lawn and vines.
Price $3.50. Terms can be arranged.
LEATELL d. SHERMAN
fRealt0rE)
116 Texas Street Phone 1926.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
Chimney Sresns

SIMON FTEsCAs chimney sweep. Furnaces
cleaned. stoves set ID and repaired 1ll
s. stanton Phi 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
For saIs-AutomobiIss-WanLsd

FORD touring car FOR sale. cheap. Ph.
7e0fJ. 3f18 Sacramento ST.
FOR sALE-Seven passenger. cylinder.
car. just orerhauIed. s oversize cord tires.
seat covers. priced reasonable: VIII take
small car IN trade Call for Information
and Demonstration. Phi 55o5W after
IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

MRS. CuOSrA-sales shou OF hand made
articles. l19 ~. Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
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WANTED-To trade IT. Worth property
Cor 30 or - sections. slightly improved or
non-improved grazing land "a Culberso1 or
Hudspeth county. ". r. Wells Livestock
EEcl-nEa EllE.. NnrLh Il. MnrLL. I.E.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
EIechicaL

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YOU'VE TRIED the rest row Try r.
THE BIPPUS ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 17uT Wirfnw ana rannfr1rr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

10 THE DEALERS or TEXAS Ar
IONA AND NV MENICO-This . the
lagt army shoes we are goilg 20 sell.
which amounts % 1900 pairs a. the price
o. g2G and So Per doz- The quality o.
the shoes are marching and ruE1et, 90 per
cent deposit OF amount wanted is re-
quired FOR shipment we also handle all
kinds OF amy goods. J. Oseransl-v PROP.
SIS s. Fl r1ro 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

west Manhattan Heights, s rooms and
sleeping porch south front, on cor
uer. good garage and basement
$3.50. terms. call S551J. No real es-
tate agents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

SS250, $50 CASH. 4 room cottage. two
slassed sleeping porches. close 10 school
ana car line Want ftf
p j. ALLEN.
-fl-z II P1ro Bank Bldg. rh- 1870.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
Readz etc., Bu.Ins.. DFsei0ry


Carpenters.
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CAHPENIEE work waute--Wlil li-7
small Jobs Phi 79f5-R
CARPENTER WORE-Nsw and o-es Eaa-
repair. painted LUNuELLs II. e.-1-
WHY PAY for that overhead ezpe1sa
Job carpauterlns or nerc1utaEe. 80 lea
ezperience- = Guy IanksTs.ey El- ~
CAERENrEE work OF an kinds, new arN
repair. Av work always aatls-aclafi-
JACK ZOEN. Ph- 3oS2-
ALL FINDS carpenter 9orE in or out ~
town. contract buildluE. rh. 1i17N CT
130f. Fillemln Welch.
BUILDING and remodel1e. hricE stone.
cement. plaEtarinE, paiutine and glass set
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

FRANELIN-Has been ussd By
an Fl Paso owner. has been thor
oughly cTernauled. has new coat
% paint. good tires. nearly new
TOP and viii give splendid Eerr-
Ice The price ia surely right.
Ph. 500. Z. %. Oppenhaiuer.
LONE STAR MOTOR COMPANY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

Packers. better furniture cut glass End
chiua only G. D. Huussr. Fur. Co. s1l-f
p san Antonlo e. Ph- fll1.
Storage. FacklnF. shipuinr.
Household Eocda and ererythluE
INTERNATIONAL WAREHOUSE Co
Phone 1351- 1904 MaEottll-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

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WE PACE SHIP Or STORE furniture
cut glass ard china sztiEflctilu guarar-
teeG- r. l. DANIEL. #. a 1r. UACTOET.
Phi r0e5-I171
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

BFARs. USED FORD DEALEItS.
Headquarters Tor parts and accessories q
Fordz VIII plilr your Ford OF trade
you a new BODY. All model Fords for sale.
BHARs q COMPANY.
521 ". san Antonio. Phone 1879.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

FOR saLE-By owner wen located cot
tara rooms. riaEsed porch. screened
rorch. would consider car or lots as part
narme1t See Bowman. Gem Barber
Srnn z16 s. El Pas0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07

Q ROOMS, bath, two sleeping porches-
large closets, garage and chicken
runs on two corner view lots. Prop
ertv is on ear li1e with paving paid
Priced for quick sale. $3.50; SOU
down Balance SIS per month.
SOUTHWEST uNFEsTMEAI 60.
qra-aan T--ret H1dc Pm. 2558
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
For Sale-City Property

BEAUTIFUL Richmond Terrace bungalo o.
six large light ROOMS. Beautifully liulale {
-hreakf1st room. heating plant tile bath,
exc Everything Eight up 20 the minue-
$500 terms PHI 11rT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
Furniture Repairing

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C. T. HAMILTON. artistic upholgterinE.
ph. nos 1888 = Boulevard.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-11
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED IN
DEATH OF OSCAR WOODS

A few days ago the body of Oscar
Woods. a we'll known rancher of
both Powder rivers in this county.
was found in creek bottom, south
of Alzada but in Crook county. Wyo-
ming. He had been missing for a
month past but since it was his Gus
tom to make trips away from home
in the interests of his stock bust
ness from time to time. no special
importance was attached to his ali
sence until his saddle was found
weighted down by rocks in the creek
not TAR from where his body was SUB
sequently found. A gray horse. or
which lfe was known to have lef,
home, was found grazing about the
vicinity.
Until the finding OF the body
which resulted after the recession OF
high water III the creek. no hint Of
foul play was heard. 1t was gen
orally known in the eighhorhood
according 10 reports. that bad feel
ins existed between the dead mar
and a nearby rancher. The body wa:
not decomposed, having laid in rath
or cold water and was found yer,
promptly after the water receded.
The dead man was about "a year:
Of age and a brother Of Frank Woods
now Of Fort Sumner n. NJ, but for
! merly resident Of this county.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-11
FINDS PETRlEiED BONE OF
\ PREHISTORIC NASTADDN

There is an exhibition in the Win
dow of the H Z. Cook barber shop
a petritied bone Of unusual dimsn-
sions, found in a Wasned-out bank of
Pow der river by Miles Brown. lndl-
cations pointed 10 its burial about l.
feet below the surface, 1t is be
lieyed the bone is from The hip Of a
giant prehistoric mastadon. The
socket is plainly discernible. The
bone weighs about - pounds and is
about two feet wide and three feet
long.
This petritied bone is not the first
specimen to he unearthed in this ter
rtory Arthur Dermontt discovered
. long bone seven miles down Pow
der river evidently from a leg and a
portion OF yertebrae has been found
near the Charles Johnston place.
Near Boyes several years ago a
commission from the Smithsonian In
stitute of Washington procured sew
eral valuable specimens Of the kind
Of stock which evidently roamed
this country before Noah's time.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-11
WALKS FORTY MILES To
SURRENDER HlNSEi.E

(. G. Nasson walked 30 miles TO
Broadls from his homestead in the
Southern part OF the county TO sur
render himself 10 Sheriff ". +. Snt-
ter The sheriff was advised by the
authorities at Forsyth to pick Mas
son up as he was wanted in Rosebud
county on preferred charge. The
sheritf visited Wassons community
and found he Mas absent in Nyo-
ming. Upon his return home Mas
son VAS acquainted With the circum-
stances hy neighbors and decided TO
openly face the ordeal. Nc conves :
ance5 being available he Was forced
TO resort 10 foot power TO eet him 10
Eroadus Arriving here he vas al
loved 10 proceed he balance Of tbs
trlp al his oW4 IcSt enhance AMI ac-
con- aliea &c rye stroud to Nije :
City sunday afseHt.roa.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-11
TRI-STATE ROUNDUP OPENS
At BELLE fOtRCHE July 9TH

Hook EN- cowboy The third an
nual Tri-State Round-ip will open at
Belle Fourche July 9Th for run Of
three days and promises TO eclipse
all former records by playing to more
than 10000 people.
1t is suggested that reservations he
made early and in this connection
It might he we'll to mention that the
men of Belle Fourche in order to
show their appreciation Of the many
out-of-town visitors and allow the
visitors ample time 10 make reserva-
tiOns, will refrain from making any
seat reservations whatever, up to and
including the goth of June. Box
seats will be priced at So each, grand
stand seats at 81 each for each day
Of the show.
]. II. Morris it is understood, has
been invited to officiate as one of
the judges and H. 6. Barnett of near
Broadus will be one Of the conces-
oionaires.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-11
MRS. HAl.EI'S FATHER DIES
.iT UlANONDNU.lE, Wlu.

4 belated telegram was received
by Mrs. A j. Haley last Saturday
morning, advising her OF the death
of her father Thos. sheldon. at his
home in DIamondville, Nyo., on
June ,. ln,erment was TO be made
at ogden, Utah, June 9Th. The tele-
gram was mailed at Miles City in
stead of lis transmission by litney
service and arrived here only the day
prior 10 the funeral services so that
il was impossible for Mrs. Haley to
be present. However, she immedl-
ateiv made plans for a visit back to
her former home and expected to
leave within few days.
Mr.. sheldon was 6:5 wears OF age
and was enjoying good health at the
last account received from him. For
many years he Very capahly filled the
position as general superintendent OF
the Diamonayille Coal Il Coke CO.
He was affiliated with the Republic
can party and was a power in Nyo-
ming politics.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-11
CANS RECON FOR USE
At SOME FUTURE DATE,

Within the past few days. Mrs
John Neil has canned a liberal guam
tity of sturgeon and as result will
have Powder river fish on the table
at some future date when everyone
else is eating beans or some other
local dish Mr. Neil has caught a
liberal quantity of sturgeon from the
river and has more than satisfied the
fish appetite Of his family.
Theo. W. Craig and H. r. Cook the
past week have had considerable sue
cess in fishing the river near Broa-
dus for sturgeon. using minnows and
small frogs for bait. The largest
sturgeon caught by Mr.. Craig, meas
ured three and half feet in length
and weighed about seven pounds. No
sturgeon has been caught measuring
under u inches in length. A good
portion Of the catch OF these gentle
men has been distributed 1hrousI
the shborhood.
Up to the preset time nc one has
been able to produce any catfish.
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stencil showing bucking horse. two
white bars with black bar between
to be used whenever bucking horse
design is unfeasible. The colors shall
be black on white background.
The term Of officers shall be one
year or until their successors are
duly elected and qualified.
These by laws may be amended
after written submission to all men,
bers of the executive committee of
such change and ratification by ma
jority of the members Of the execu-
tive committee.
Representatives Of each county or
their duly accredited representatives
shall be entitled to vote at the an
nual meeting.
A quorum at the annual meeting
shall consist of the duly accredited
representatives of at least five coun-
! ties.
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STARTS DISCOVERY MAY
REvOLCTIONlZE DIPPING;

DR.. Emil Starr of Helena, bacteri-
illogical chemist for the state live
stock sanitary board, has invented
an emulsion for the dipping of cattle
and horses which promises to revo-
lutionize the dipping Of livestock in
Montana and save stockmen thou
sands of dollars annually.
While all the ingredients used in
the new discoverc We're not disclosed
by DR.. Starr he said that the oil used
in his experiments was the oil from
the Mosby oil we'll in Fergus county
Approximately 60 per cent of the
mixture is oil and it is said the Mos
BY oil distills up to 200 degrees CEN
tigrade. One dipping is said to be
sufficient.