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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE
lis acres, about 60
acres in cultivation 100000
feet of good timber). Good
dwelling; 2 miles from the
railroad. Price, $4,000.
112 1-2 acres; 9 miles
from Richmond; 7-room
dwelling, in good repair;
SO acres in cultivation.
Price, $4,000.
175 acres; 10 miles from
Richmond; Groom brick
house, in good repair; 80
acres open, balance in
young timber. Price,
$500.
205 acres, rs acres in
cultivation; old house, new
barn and outbuildings.
Nice orchard. Good land.
Well w a t e ere d. Price,
$500.
"a acres, 20 in cultiva-
ton; Groom house; good
outbuildings; larg e Or
chard; fenced; good land.
Price, 500.
J. A. CONNOLLY & co.
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TIMBER FOR SALE

100000 feet of pine
timber; 3 miles from sta
ton; with los acres of
land, near r i c h m O II d.
Price, $4,000.
100000 feet of timber,
nearly all pine, with 335
acres Of good land; 6 miles
from the railroad; land
worth $50 per acre after
the timber has been cut off.
Price, $4,000.
100000 feet of pine
timber; 1000 cross ties; 4
miles from the station;
with 165 acres of land;
near Richmond; rs acres
in good cultivation. Old
house. Price, $4,000.
100000 feet Of pine
timber; near station; truck
road; t i m b e I alone
$4,000.
100000 feet of pine
timber; PIP miles from
the station; good road.
Price, $4,000.
J. "A. CONNOLLY & co.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
co acres. broom new cottage: 30 acres
cleared. good orchard: stream through
place. Possession i once. Price Si.aSj
81 acres. Is cleared. balance in wood
and timber. F!vc-roo:n house: good
orchard: on main road. Price. 1855.
II acres. all cleared on two main
roads: finc stand for business Foun
room house. with ttorc. blacksmith shon.
garage and post Office. Price. 3i.4s5.
Der: land In tho very best H,atr OF cui
tivation: on main road. Ten room brick
house: good outbuildings: ON James River
one mile railroad station. WIN rSchnnr:
this for city property or sell cheap on
terms.
SAINT, T.. DCGGIES
BLACKBCRE & ROGERS.
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X. s. IIUDGINS & CO,
No. J Mutual Bldg.

X. s. IIUDGINS & CO,
No. Mutual Bldg.
acres: 5-room bungalow, at station
Chesapeake and Ohio. &c.15o.
90 acres: Broom cottage Chesterfield
County. $500: terms.
so acres: Groom cottage. large barn:
half timber: $4,000.
100 acres: adjoining city OF williams.
burg: exchange.
eco acres; Broom brick residence; good
building: all fenced and cross fenced with
woven wire: $4,000.
ITO acres. fronting James River lower;
mile from station and wharf: {l3.500.
Tobacco and general purpose farms a,
II. S. IIUDGINs & co.
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Farms for Rent rs
FOR REST-Fou. room house. acres OF
rich truck land S2S per month: West
hampton. Va. l.. /. ro;EieSt.r, No 4
E!eNeath 81 Hours. 10 20 !: \. 81.
Houses for Rent II
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
1913 acres: splendid 7-room house :;
acetylcnc gas lights: good road west
OF the city; 100 acres In good timber: can
be bought at Il bargain.
le7.acrc dairy farm. large dairy barn.
silo. 7-room brick house. ali in good condi-
ton: miles cast ~ the city; can he
bough. at bargain Il you act quick.
good road. near railroad station: cheap to
"a quick buyer.
$50 acres. Amelia County. fine dairy
road station. This Is bargain at the
price asked.
400 acres. Is miles cas-, OF city. liz
be appreciated: let US show you this at
once.
&c acres. u miles east OF city. Hanover
County: nne TRUCKING land. fair buildings.
on splendid road. This is pickup.
I2S acres. 6 miles from city on good
road: beautiful S-room new house with
all modern convenionces; cheap TO a quick
buyer.
lot on sar ias TFcs 'ss s.oo f ,o6 t easi
balance SIS per month.
No. (! 4. & Etn MhA s.. Koom $
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SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY

$50 acres, 800 under
cultivation; splendid
buildings; fenced and
cross-fenced. Excellent
soil, 80 miles of Rich
mond; good roads; cat
tie grain farm. Price,
$4,000. Terms, one
third cash, balance
one, two and three
years.
E. F. SCHMIDT & CO.,
26 N. Eighth Street.
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT. thrcc-stoIy
ro os'ek on building; location Exceptionally
sell or rent Reasonahin" ,a T;Ise'' " ~
"a. car. Times Dispatch
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OFFICES
Beautiful light and
airy business apart
ment in Arcade Build
ing, 200 N. Foushee
Street. Suitable for
doctor, hair dresser,
studio and other bust
ness. Heat, water and
elevator service fur
nished.
M. G. THALHIMER,
2O2 1st Nat. Blk. Bldg,
Rand. "a.
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BANGAIS-For sale, new scmidetacbed
e-roon house. tile bath. harSwooI
noors. hot.watcr heat. electricity. Windows
ana windows weather stripped: big bar
gain fSr quick sale: Immediate possession
from boulevard ''' O''S o'oSN
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE

VEST END--For sale. and Groom NAT,
In west End. on 50-foot lot; years old !:
newly painted. OF best paint: now renting
lot lot t4so per annum: will rent for 5000
~ Elevcnih 81. Hours. 10 to IL A. 81
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MR.. DUGGINs.
WITH
BLACKBURN e.
ROGERS,

: No. q Mutual Building,
FOR sale. Groom hou.c h.,s-,,--
oarni chicken house. Petarshurr CT, i,ns e.
Rat T n,nond. Price. $4,000. V.rrtn,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

FOR sale. 10 houses on North Thirty
fourth street. Price. 80 900 for all SEQ
AlrSlnia Roalty Company. SIS East Broad.
FOR sale. houses on Harrison Street
paying per cent, Price. $4,000. vir-
9inlA realty Company. Els East broad
FOk SAi-E-Sevcrai DIX p2rgeinn: city
ana country hom.s Prices from 81 SOC
70 SleOG9. on easy terms: small cash nay.
Boulevard 1854.
FOR SALE-Scw 7-roon detached, BRICK.
slate roof home: all modern Improve,
ments: concrct" basement under entire
house. ,il.d bath. hardwood floors. hot
water heat. larg. back yard and porchcs.
located west OF Belmont Avenue: con.
renient TO car line and schools: private
SAFE: no agents. Price. $4,000; terms
Addr"ss II tls. care Tirncs. Disnatch
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DON'T MISS THE
OPPORTUNITY TO
BUY THIS PLACE.
ID acres, all cleared;
land in the highest
state Of cultivation:
on two main high
ways, 4 miles from
city, a blocks to troll
ley. len-room new
stucco house; hot and
cold wa ter, hot
neat; new eco
garage; young or
chard; new b a + n.
Everything new and
up-to-date. Pri q
$14,985.
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100 acres: 20 acres cleared and in sul-
W sTa,ond by erseE and spTnss Land level
Five room cottage: good stable and out
buildings. Eight miles from Richmond.
near school and church. Price. $500.
Reasonable terms.
So acres. 40 acres cleared: 100000 feet
o. splendid timber. Enough wood and
timber to pay for property, ORCHARD.
foufths mile from station. Good road.
Price. $500.
wood. Lard prac,icnliy level: watered By
atream. New six-room two-story frame
dwelling: new stable: half from sta
lion, 20 miles from Richmond; convenient
to school md church. Price. $3.50. Half
cash.
$50 acres. 100 acres cleared and in cul-
tIvation; 10 acres bottom land cleared !:
watered by two streams; 90 acres pasture.
2 i-2 miles from station: good road: con-
venient TO school and church. Price.
See us for Other Bargains.
Farms. Largo or Small. Any Sizo or Kind
ALFRED NELL G COMPANY,
Iol North Eighth Street.
Richmond.
THESE Want Ads Produce ResuIts.
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OPPORTUNITY.

Is acres. acres clear Good
cold water: bath: electric lights.
on splendid road: miles from
Richmond. Price. $4,000.
i. V. wIlTEIiURST G. COMPANY.
lolt EAST MAIN STREET.
ASK FOR MIR. lIAYGOOD.
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FARMS-If you are looking for a bar
n,E6 gam nm In = large or small farm or subur-
No. 2 North Ninth Street. Room S.
FARMS for sale. 500 Virginia farms. ali
kinds and sizes: everything from n
month up TO Colonial estates at $3.50. 900 :
stock farms. grain farms. tobacco farms
Ridge TO oyster lands on salt water. ia mes
River. RapEahannock and Potomac River
to, Lee Countits Nothing too small or
catalogue on application. Phona Ran
doiph st9: write or call at Office. Amer
lean Realty Exchange. +0l Times Dispat n
building. Richmond. or Room T. Southern
HuildinE. Washngton. ID. G..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

business Property 81
HOTEl-b.a ui!:ul country hotel in town
o! coo: buildings recently placed frst-
class coadii!un: good location; Soou trade.
q az. car" Times Dispatch
Farms and Land for Sale SO
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-05

Is, Twp. 80. N, Rye. "a E. M. NJ, 100
acres,
and to the best of his knowledge, in
formation and belief the said sale and
all proceedings leading up to it were
duly and regularly taken, and that in
pursuance to said sale he issued a
deed on said land.
PETER A. WEST
Subscribed and sworn to before me
This 9th day of October, 1920.
w. H. Mann
Notary Public for the State of Mon
tana, Residing at Glasgow, Mont. My
Commission expires Aug. 5th, 1922.
(Notarial Seal)
On motion Valley County hereby
releases all Claim or interest it may
have in 1920 crop of one H. E.
Goodrich.
Whereby it appears to the Board
that it cannot complete the Volume of
Business on hand, in the time allotted
by law, it is hereby Ordered that the
Board shall meet as a Board of
County Commissioners in Extra Ses-
sion for the purpose of concluding the
Business on hand and such other Bust
ness as shall legally come before the
said Board. Said Extra Session will be
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by directed to notify the land holders
affected by the proposed change from
the road as petitioned for.
Petition No. 928 for a road begin
ming at the S. w. corner of Sec. %,
T. u n, r. 40 E., and ending at the
S.. E. corner of Sec. So, T. 27N., r.
40, taken up pursuant to the date of
hearing set for this date, and said Pc
tition is hereby granted and there IS
hereby set aside from the Road Fund,
a sufficient sum to construct three (3)
miles Of fence for the purpose of fenc-
ing the lands of Strand and Olson,
such fencing being necessary on &C
count of the opening of the proposed
road, and such sum is hereby declared
to be the damages which the Board of
County Commissioners deem to be the
equitable damages accruing to the said
Strand and Olson after considering
the benefits and inconvenience accru-
ing to them.
Petition No. $50 for a road begin
ming at the N. E. corner of Sec. II, T.
81 N, r. Al E., and running thence
south eight (9) miles to the N. E.
corner of Sec. %, T., 33 N, R. Al E.,
taken up pursuant to the date of hear
ing set for this date, and upon hear
ing objections of Benjamin Pagan and
others, the said petition is hereby de-
MED.
Petition No. 931 for the abandon
ment of what is known as the Glasgow
Stockyards road as a "Stock" road, be-
ginning at the point in Sec. SO, T. 20
N, R. 80 E., thence northeasterly to
the ending of said road at the Glas-
gov Stock Yards, was taken up and
granted.
On Motion, Valley County hereby
releases all Claims and interest it may
have in 1920 crop of one August Lund
and one Patrick Sisk, covered by Crop
Mortgage in favor of Valley County.
On Motion, Valley County hereby re
leases all Claims and interest it may
have in 1920 crop of one J. A. Hentz
and one H. H. Keefer, covered by 1920
crop mortgage in favor of Valley
County, Montana.
On Motion, Valley County hereby re-
leases all Claim and interest it may
have in 1920 crop harvested by one
Emmons C. Cram and one Lena Scholl
covered by 1920 crop Mortgage in ia
vor of Valley County, Montana.
In regard to the Robert Lee illegal
matter, the following was ordered
spread on the minutes:
"WHEREAS, it appears, that a sale
was made and that the order of the
Board in ordering the Sale was not
entered into the Minutes, now There
fore, be it Resolved: That the Chair
man of the Board of County Commits
sioners is authorized and ordered to
sell the following described land at
Public Auction, said Land having been
sold for Delinquent Taxes: A Tax Deed
having been issued and the time of re-
demption having expired"
AFFIDAVIT
State of Montana, County of Valley,
SIS.
Peter A . West, being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That at all
times during the year 1918, he was the
Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners of Valley County, Mon.
tana: That on the 9Th day of May, 1918
he sold at public auction as real estate
belonging to the County, which had
been acquired by reason of delinquent
taxes, the following described land, to-
wit:
SEANEA, WRSEA, SEA SE4 Sec.
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I. +. Turner, Remit. to State
Exam 10000
George H. Berry, Posting Elec
Proc. o.VU
Howard Cotton, Deliver. Slec.
returns 800
Various requests for redemption Of
Land sold to Valley County for taxes
and Deeds having been issued, having
come to the notice of the Board, it is
hereby ordered that a sale Of all such
Land be had at such time as the Chair
mar of Board of County Commission.
ers shall designate and that the said
Chairman of the Board sell said Land
at Public Auction on 5 days notice,
and upon such sale, execute a Deed.
This Order shall be effective until jan
uary LIST, 1921.
At II o'clock noon, Board of County
Commissioners took a recess until 2
O'Clock p. NJ, of even date.
PETER A. WEST
Attest: Chairman
C. w. Kampfer.
Clerk
At 2 o'clock P. NJ, October 9th, 1920
Board of County Commissioners Of
Valley County, Mont, resumed. All
members of Board and Clerk present.
At this time the Board took up the
various Road matter pending:
Petition No. 926 for a road begin
ming at the S. w. corner of Sec. g.,
Twp. 20 N, R. 40 E. and running
thence East two (2) miles to the S. E.
corner of Sec. 9, Twp. 20 N. R., 40
E., taken up and pursuant to date CT
hearing set for this date, and in the
matter of damages to the lands of
Mrs. Maggie Harley, sufficient funds
are hereby set aside for the construc-
ton of a stock pass, which stock pass
is to be SO erected as to permit the
passage of stock to and from lands
of the said Mrs. Maggis Harley, To-
Gated on the north and south sides of
the proposed road, and a further
amount is set aside for the construc-
ton of one mile of fence, such fence
being constructed by Valley County
so as to enclose lands of the said Mrs.
Maggie Harley. These considerations
to be accepted by the said Mrs. Maggie
Harley within the next thirty (30)
days or she is deemed to have reject
ed them, in which case the County At
torney is instructed to commence con
demnation proceedings for the acquis-
ition of the Right of Way necessary
for the said proposed road. The
County Clerk is hereby directed to no.
tify the said Mrs. Maggie Harley of
this action, by the Board of County
Commissioners.
Petition No. 1927 for a road begin
ming at the S. w. corner of Sec. IA,
7. % N, R. SO E., and extending north
three 60 miles to the N. w. corner
of Sec. 2, t., % N, R. SO E., taken
up pursuant to date of hearing set for
this date. After hearing protests
against and arguments for this pro-
posed road, the Board hereby makes
the following decision: That the road
be established as follows: Beginning
at the S. w. corner of Sec. ID, T. 2S
N, r. 80 E., thence running north two
(2) miles to the N. w. corner of Sec.
II, T. % N, R. 80 E., thence west p
mile to the south quarter corner of Sec.
3, T. % N, R. SO E., thence north on
the north and south quarter line of
said Sec. 3, to the north quarter corn
err of the said Sec. 8 in T. % NJ, R.
38 E., and a further date of hearing
is set for November 3rd, 1920 at 2
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of hear
ing objections, if there be any, to the
establishment of the road as it is here,
in described. The County Clerk is here
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Continued on Page g.
Serious Results from Colds

Colds not only cause a tremendous
financial loss but are also a serious
injury to every n who contract them
as they lawer the vitality and prepare
the system for the more serious dis
eases. 1t is not at all unusual for
people who have serious lung trouble
to say 81 had a hard cold last winter"
Why not take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and cure your cold while you
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Clarence Tichenor, Wit. fees
d mileage o.lu
Jos. Farenkoff, Wit. fees j.
Court. o.oo
Andrew Van Hollen, Wit. fees
& mileage 4.5O
Duncan Park, Wit fees &
mileage o.oo
VIM. f. Biddle, Registrations. 1.50
Joe Cygan, Witness fee and
mileage o.lU
Nettie o. Miner, Posting no.
tees, 5.UD
Peter SCHNEIDER, Judge of cleo
ton $50
James Deegan, Posting notices 500
J. M. Thoeny, Posting notices 1000
Bert S. Reed, Posting notices 500
l.. Madge Woodley, Clerk of
election 500
l.. f. Rice, Serv. Adj. Com
mittee observation-disclosures. 9.95
Clarence Hall, Livery hire ........ 1900
Jess Fisher, Judge of election 4.80
William Arnold, Wit. Justice
court $40
w. B. Robinson, Posting no.
tees 500
John Betz, Posting notices.. 500
Albert j. Johnson, Registration .25
P. o. Edman, Registrations. 100
Verne E. Mcintyre, Registra-
lions LOU
H. H. Seeley, Expense Dep.
Sheriff acknowledgements. $3.50
LIST Baptist Church, Rent for
election 5.UU
CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rent
for election .......-.. 500
M. A. Lien, Registrations ,,.... 100
Noah A. Mann, Registrations 1.25
f. P. Asal, Registrations go. 1.75
Ray Shortridge, Posting notices $50
G. H. Lubins, Judge of election $50
]. A. Hedine, Clerk of cleo
ton 6.4O
E. M. Jennings, Posting notices 500
Leon Lehman, Registrations. 400
N. A.. Webster. Registrations so
J. M. Thoeny, Registration -. 5.25
A. S. Opheim, Registrations u. 5.75
F. B. Gillette, Registrations ID. 200
H. c. Dick, Registrations ........ 400
F. F. Smith, Registrations ,...... 2.25
A. s. Opheim, Registrations .. It's
M. S. A. Johnson, Registrations 800
H. R. Bjorklund, Judge of cleo
ton 6.4O
A. S.. Day, Clerk of Election
and Postage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9.7S
j. A.. Hedine, Registrations. 80
J. M. Sholtus, Registrations. 1.50
Nettie 0. Miner, Registrations
Disallowed $500, 90
William Arndt, Posting notices 500
William Arndt. Posting notices 500
Nellie j. Murphy, Exp. as Co.
Stunt. School 1881
M. G. Henry, Registrations, ct. 100
A. H. Nevlow, Auto. Hire Co.
Supt. 1915
West Publishing Co., Supplies
Dist. Court. .............. 500
Independent Pub. Co., Supplies
Co. Supt. $3.50
Continental Oil Co., Supplies 1.62
c. F. Turner. betty Nelson)
Work Co. Supt. ........... 1890
c. d. Borton, Investigation -. 2O.75
B. R. Dillon, Garbage Service 700
Glas. Elect. Shop, Supplies
County Bldg. CPS
Kent & DeHaven, Repairs Elec
Booths 1.50
Kent & DeHaven, Work etc.. 200
John Foley, Wit. fees & mile
age. 14.4O
Leo B. Coleman, Supplies -. 1926
Jacob Pattison, Posting notices 800
H. L. Curtis, Judge of election 4.4O
Mrs. Claude Long, Clerk Of
election $50
Harry Hockey Judge of election $40
Mrs. Harry Hockey, Clerk of
election 5.2C
Tribune Pig & Spy. Co., Sup
plies ........~m...~..~ 1857
James Deegan, Posting notices 800
Willie c. Wolfe, Judge of cleo
ton $50
C. w. Powell, Mileage, .... 146.5O
Juel Fossum, Deliver. ballots 9.S2
Ray Shortridge, Posting notices 1.5C
Grace Westrum, Sal. County
Nurse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
Mont. EXten. Service, Exten-
sion work 345.0
Glas. Elect. Shop, Repairs
Co. Bldg. observation-disclosures 2.7E
H. H. Seeley, Sheriff expenses 21.GC
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

Continued from Page p
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C. F. Turner, Remit. to State
Exam 10000
George H. Berry, Posting Elec
1TOc. o'oo
Howard Cotton, Deliver. Slec.
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