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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

paa Kontoret her / Dag og for
talte ON en- Tur ! Diet nordest-
lige Nebraska. Efter en- trayl
Arbejdsdag med Terskning paa
sin Farm rejste han tract og ad
Omyeje forat naa frem til Tiden
i Laurel, ct Missionskald med
Pastor L. \. Laursen som Prest.
Mr.. Vedsted siger, at Pastor
Laursen og hans Komite der paa
Stedet hayde oyervundet ale
Besyerligheder, forinden We'd.
sted kom. Menigheden har bygget
en- Prestebolig til $4,000, og den
har endnu like sin egen Kirke,
men dette brugtes like som ct
Middel at skjule sig under for
at blive fri for subscription til
, Skolen. ON Sondagen taltes Sa-
gen i Kirken; og Mandag Nor
gen begyndte Subskriptionen.
Paa en- Koretur paa 30 Nil rundt
ill Nedlemmerne tegnedes $2,525,
som er S605 mere end Menighe-
dens Quota.
Foruden Laurel besogtes to
ny Missionspladser, Vindside og
Pilger, SON Pastor Laursen be-
tjener. Da der like endnu er dan
net Menighed, var der heller TX
Ike nogen Quota for disse Plad.
ser. bet var Pastor Laursens
den Tur I'll Yinside, desaarsag
omtaltes Sagen like der; men i
Pilger, hvor der var S6ndagssko-
lie og Gudstjeneste, subskribere-
des der $3.50, og we'd ct Aften-
mode i eft privat HEN fort
sattes Tegningen med code I'd
sigter til, at $500 mere vii op.
naaes j Kolonien.
| Fremont By er man gaaet
langt over Ligningen; hvor me-
get har jeg i 0%jeblikket CLIENT ;
fra Frimont Baker har jeg end
nu like modtaget Rapport.
Blair Menighed arbeJder med
Kraft for at naa OPP over Lig-
ningen. Menighedens unge Folk
er langt over deres Quota og
virker stadig med Glade og
Kraft for at opnaa Diet bedste
Resultat.
Herren lade Diet ske ill sit
Navns Ere og Sieles Frelse,
yore unge Folk til Oplerelse og
Bevarelse j MAIDEN.
Elders for Sagens Gennemfo-
relse. J. j. Kildsig.
Blair, Nebr., IA. Sept. 1920.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
KAN IKE sTANDsE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arbej-
de paar rask fremad og kan TX
Ike standse, linden Maalet err naaet.
Pastor NJ. N. Andreasen kom
/ Aftes tilbage fra California og
lagde til de forrige Oplysninger,
at 5 Menigheder j California har
subskriberet over 100000. MI.
L. vedsted bessgte mig ligeledes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

ct Middel, Guds Aand kan BRUCE
til Genfodelse, lader vor Beken-
delse staa hen ubesvaret.
| den augsburgske K~onfessions
Apologi (som like er Bekendel-
sesskrift i Danmark og Norge
laser jeg under treble Artikel
For Diet treble har Jakob lige
for sagt ON Genfodelsen, at den
SKIER we'd Evangeliet. Thi han 81
ger Il, 18): ,,Efter sin B e.
IS lutning f0dte han os
wed Sandhe Ord, at
Vi skulde yere Fprste-
K r den af hans ka b
n g err" -. ,,Jakob mener
~altsaa like, at Vi genfodes we'd
Gerninger."
Der kunde anfores en- Meng-
de andre Steder ira lutherske
Fedre i Samklang med dette
ICitat, men jeg vii som sagt like
trette Leserne dermed.
bet er mig slet like ON at
gore, at det skal vedtages eller
fastslaas SON Betingelse for kir.
kelig Embed jeg Wide endogsaa
tale og stemme derimod. Men
jeg mener, at de to forskellige
Anskuelser har saa god Hevd
Iindenfor vor kere lutherske Kir.
Ike, at de, der heyder den enc.
Dor taale dem, der fastholder den
anden, uden engang at Sc sk@vt
It'll dem. Her er Anyendelse for
,,Rummelighed."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
Fra Past. Chr. B. Larsen mod

tog Vi / Fredags Brey, hvori
han bl. a. skriver: ,,Om alt gaar
vel, kommer Vi til Sidney i Nor
gen lBreyet err dateret 9. Au-
gust. Derfra venter jeg saa at
sende dette Brey. En- kerlig Hill
ser. = Pastor Larsen giver sin
Adresse: Kingaroy, Queens
land, Australia. Sc Brev fra
ham, ,,Paa Stillehayet'' andet-
steds / dette Nr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

ct Bidrag ON muligt = til Yor
lutherske Kirkes Embed, forst og
fremmest vor dansk lutherske
Kirke j Americas Embed. Dette
Dor fastholdes under Lesningen
af Diet folgende for at faa I'd
byte af det.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
TRINITATIs sEMINARIUM

Undervisningen i Klasserne Ia
ges, for dette Skoleaars Vedkom.
mende, sin B%egyndelse Tirsda-
gen d. %. September, Kl. 9,
Find, til hvilken It'd allie Stu
denter forventes at we're til Ste.
de.
P. S. Wig, Forstander.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
Vor lutherske Bekendelse
som Enhedsgrund.

Der er dem, SON har syert
we'd at fatte Forholdet .mellem
Bekendelsen og Skriften.
! Man har sagt, at Skriften er
Ell rigtig Ketterbog, den beraa-
Der ale Sekterne sig 10 paa, og
saa har man yidere ment, at den
like var skikket til at vere h9je-
ste Antoritet angaaende hyad VI
skal tro og lere.
Def er nu en- stor L0gn, at
lSkriften er Ell Bog, der giver
Kattere eller hvem som helst
Medhold. Ketterier og Vildfa-
relser hidrorer like fra Skrif-
ten men fra Menneskers Hjerner
eller fra selve Djevelen, men de,
der hylder dem, s9ger St9tte
Ii Skriften.
Det er ct underligt Vidnes-
byrd ON Skriftens Autoritetl
Men her er Diet netOp, at Kir.
kens Symboler eller Bekendelses-
skrifter kommer os til Hj@lp.
De er bleven affattet, naar Diet
gjaldt at skelne mellem n d I
log flask.
Vor lutherske Bekendelse, ser-
Zig da den Augsburgske Konfes-
lsion. err sffattet / Forhold i'll de
Vildfarelser, der fandtes j den
romersk- katolske Kirke. Den tre-
der like i Stedet for Skriften,
men STAIR som ct Udtryk for,
lhvor vidt vi er naaet j Erkendel-
lse af den bibelske Sandhed j
de Hoyedpunkter, son omtales j
Bekendelsen.
Del err andet, hvorom der kan
i sely blandt de frommeste OF
skarpsindigste - neres forskel'
llige Anskuelser men lad dem !
al Kerlighed brydes, saa lange
der er Enighed I'm Reformation
mems to store Grundprincipper
lGuds Ord j Skriften som hejeste
Myndighed og Frelsen af Tro
lpaa Kristus alene.
Som Bekendelsesgrundlag for
Embed blandt lutherske Kristne
Dor intet fastslaas nd over de
lgamle S%ymboler, den Augsburg
ske Konfession og Luthers lille
lKatekismus. I'd over dette Dor
der vare Rum for forskellige An
skuelser - for saadanne a~ltsaa,
lsom like gaar imod Skriftens
klare Ord eller Bekendelsen.
Ovenstaaende err giyet som ct
velment Bidrag til blandt wort
|Kirkefolk at klare B~egreberne an
gaaende flere Ting, SON har
yeret paa Tale i Forbindelse
med Spergsmaalet ON Sammen-
slutning az danske Lutheranere
l. og med Tiden muligvis med
andre Lutheranere - i Amerika.
vi burde like staa splittede,
men ii burde ogsaa finde Diet
rette Grundlag for Forening, ON
den skal blive til Virkelighed og
saa blive til Velsignelse.
A. NJ. Andersen.
-~~- ~-HrDnD
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
HvAD Def GELDER ON.

Hensigten med, hvad jeg skrev
j sidste Mr., saa vel som med
Diet, jeg skriver her, er at give
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

byte af Diet.
Den hellige Skrift ON Genfc-
delsens Midler.
Den forenede d. ey. |. Kirke
Ii Amerika siger i sin Konstitu-
ton, at .alt og ale linden for
lSamfundet maa boje sig for den
hellige Skrift (det gamle og nye
Testimonies kanoniske Bpger)
som oversize Myndighed''. bet
stemmer med yor og vor Mo
derkirkes Prestel9fte.
Jeg holder af at lese dygtige
Dogmatikeres Dr9ftelse og klare
Definitioner af visse Lerebegre-
Der. Men jeg har last og iagt-
taget nok i min It'd til at vide,
at selv de frommeste og dygtig-
ste Kirkelerere like stemmer belt
oyerens i flere Lerepunkter.
Og min Agtelse for sligo Kir-
kelerere udenfor wort eget lille
ISamfund tvinger mig til at tage
Hensyn til dem saa vel som Ill
vore egne, og Uoyerensstemmel-
lsen mellem dem tvinger mig da
videre til at appelere til vor hole
ste Myndighed = den hellige
lSkrift. Hvad siger den ON Igen-
f6delsens Middel eller Midler?
vi standser forst we'd to kendte
lSteder, job. 3, ): aSandelig, san
delig, siger jeg dig (Nikodemus) ,
uden nogen oliver f9dt af Wand
log Aand, kan han like komme
ind i Guds Rige," og Tit. 3, ):
49,. frelste han os -. we'd
Igenfodelsens Bad og Fornyel-
sen i den Helligaand."
For Forstaaelsen af Diet forste
lSted er der den Vanskelighed,
at Jesus like hayde indstiftet
sin Daab, da han sagde disse Ord
It'll Nikodemus, IA def er like
let at indse, hvorledes Nikodemus
kunde forstaa disse Ord som pc.
gende paa vor Daab. Men da Daa-
ben er Diet eneste Sted eller enc
ste Frelsesmiddel i Guds Menig-
he'd, hvor Wand og Aand er for
enede, forstaar vi Diet alligeyel
som pegende fremad imod den
Daab, Jesus vidste, han Wide ind
stifte.
bet andet %anf9rte Ord er 10
skrevet, efter at den kristne Daab
war j almindelig Brug som Mid
del til Optagelse j Samfund med
den trenige Gud og hans Menig-
he'd, og Udtrykket ,,Igenfodelsens
Bad peger med enskelig Klar-
hed paa Daaben. :.
Saa langt er der ogsaa al
mindelig Enighed blandt Luthe-
ranerne; Daaben anses for ct
Igenfodelsens Bad. Derom I'D
tryker Luthers lille Katekismus
lsig med Klarhed.
Men der er andre Skriftud.
sagn, som maa tages med i Be-
tragtning.
Apostelen Jakob skriyer: Eff
ter sin Willie f9dte han (Gud)
os we'd Sandheds Ord, for at vi
skulde vere en- F~9rstegrode af
hans Skabninger" Il, 49,. Der
som Apostelen her mente, at det
var we'd Daaben, Gud fedte dem,
hv0rfor udtrykte han sig a TX
Ike saaledes, at Leseren MATTE
forstaa, at han mente Daabeni
Men han siger ligefrem wed
lSandheds Ord"
Og Apostelen Peters Ord, SON
wi anferte sidst: ,,Genfedte, som
! ere -. we'd Guds levende og
lbliyende Ord" Wide han have
udtrykt sig saaledes, dersom han
wilde have haft sine Lesere til at
lforstaa, at han pegte paa Daa.
lben7 Nappe.
Som jeg sagde sidst, kan jeg
lnok j Prediken undgaa at tale
ON Ordet som Genf9delsesmid-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
National Lutheran Council.

Man kan sige, hvad man ell.
'lers vii, ON denne Sa%mmenslut-
ming af lutherske Kristne TIL ct
.falles Arbejde til Hjelp for Tros-
.|soskende, saa vii Councils Virk-
Isomhed komme til at staa i Hi
|storien som en- af yor lutherske
Kirkes st9rste og sk6nneste Fo-
retagender j Oyerensstemmelse
med Frelserens Ord: Ladder saa-
.ledes elders Lys skinne for Men.
neskene, at de maa Sc elders
code Gerninger og acre elders
Fader, som e j Himlene" MAT.
5, 16) og Diet andet; vJeg var
.hungrig, og / CAV mig at spi-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

tale og stemme derimod. Men
jeg mener, at de to forskellige
Anskuelser har saa god Havd
indenfor vor kare lutherske Kir-
ke, at de, der hevder den enc,
Dor taale dem, der fastholder den
anden, uden engang at Sc sk@vt
til dem. Her er Anyendelse for
,,Rummelighed."
Skriften og Trosbekendelsen.
Saadan som der tales og skri-
yes ON de to, oliver man ofte
udsat for den Fare at sette
dem i Modsetning til hinanden.
bet skulde Vi nedig gore. De
samstemmer o. underst9tter him
anden paa den herligste Made.
Den apostoliske Trosbekendel-
Sc er en- sk9n og herlig Beken-
delse af Tro paa den treenige
Gud, der har talt til den faldne
Menneskeslegt gennem sin Aa-
benbaring. vi protesterer imod
Udeladelsen af ct eneste Led j
den.
Men Skriften er Guds Aaben-
barring stereotyperet, fastgjort !
.Skrift for allie kommende Tider.
.Gennem den hellige Skrift taller
.Gud nu til os ON Frelse og Sa-
.lighed. Skriftens Ord er gudind-
givne, som Profeternes, Jesu egne
og Apostlenes Ord a det.
Gennem Skriften taller Gud
til os; gennem Bon taller vi di-
rekte til Gud, og gennem Beken-
delse vidner vi for wore Medmen.
nesker ON wort Forhold til Gud.
.Guds Ords Lasning, Bon og Be.
kendelse burde folges ad saa vel
i wore huslige som j wore offent-
lige Gudstjenester, hvad 0 kir-
kefader Luther io ogsaa anbefa-
lede.
Men som Vejviser til Frelse
forslaar Bekendelsen like, her
maa Skriften Ill.
Jeg we'd af egen Erfaring, at
ct Menneske kan blive saaledes
stillet, at han like we'd, ON han
TOR tage Bekendelsens Ord j sin
Mund. ,,Er Diet sandt, at du
tror7" ,,Hvis like, saa sig Diet
endelig like" ,,Du maa like
tage Guds Nayn forfengelig.'
/ ct saadant Tilfelde kom ct
Skriftord, der passede paa min
Tilstand, mig til Hjalp. Siden
turde jeg bekende min Tro.
We'd en- anden Lejlighed, da
jeg var helt anderledes s%tillet,
trodsede jeg Djevelens Fristelse
we'd at bekende: Jeg trorl 0. 5. V.
10, der err intet j Vejen med Be-
kendelsens Form eller Ordlyd,
der kan vare noget j Vejen
mellem ct Menneskes Hjertefor-
hold og Bekendelsen. | sligo Til
falde er Diet ct Ord fra Gud,
Diet g@lder ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
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Hvad wore Observation-Disclosures
siger.

Skal like tratte Laserne med
mango eller lange Anfgrelser. Lu.
theirs lille Katekismus hayder
Daaben som Jet Igenfedelsens
Bad i den Helligaand'', men den
siger like, at Daaben er enc
ste Genfedelsesmiddel Spsrgs.
maalet, ON ogsaa Guds Ord Ell
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-05-14
SHERIFF'S SALE

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the county of McCone.
The Glasgow National Bank, a cor
poration,
Plaintiff,
VS..
William A. Dowd, Frances E. Dowd,
]. L. Truscott, L. A. Fisher, Redwater
Valley State Bank, corporation, Joe
Braun, First Loan and Investment Co.,
a corporation, Peter Rorvik, Red
water Hardware Company, a corpora
ton and Grogan-Robinson Lumber
Company, a corporation,
Defendants.
To be sold, at Sheriff's Sale, at the
front door of the County Courthouse
inthe town of Circle, McCone County,
Montana, on the 20 day of May, 1920,
at two o'clock P. M. of said day, pur-
suant to order of sale issued in the
above entitled action on the LIST day
of April, A. D 1920, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
The South Half (Sk) of Section
three (3), in Township Twenty-one
CID North, of Range Forty-four CAD
East, Montana Meridian, in Dawson
(now McCone) County, Montana, con-
tanning three hundred twenty (320)
acres, more or less, according to the
United States Government survey
thereof.
Dated this 5 day of May, A. D. 1920.
H. w. Johnson, Sheriff
LIST pub May 7th, 1920
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-05-14
FLAX SITUATION SUMMARY.

Products from faxseed are linseed
oil. linseed oil meal and cake.
The worlds supply Of flaxseed comes
from Argentina, Russia, India, the
United States and Canada. All Of
these countries excepting the United
States have an annual exportable sur
plus. Two-Thirds Of the f1a1seed used
in the United States is imported.
The United States flaxseed crop Is
raised almost wholly In Minnesota,
North Dakota, South Dakota and Mon
tana. Montana produces about one
fifth of the nations f1axseed.
Resumption of building operations In
the United States since the war Is
making an unprecedented demand for
fiaxseed and its products.
If the acreage Of fax in the United
States should be increased three times,
It still would be insufficient to meet
the demand for haxseed in this coun-
try.
Flax 10 the ideal crop for new break
ing. Good success has been reported
in eastern Montana from sowing fax
upon clean corn land.
Flax on new breaking Is not apt to
be affected by weeds or disease.
There is plenty Of seed in Montana
for a good acreage this spring.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-05-14

| The question now is: Does agricul-
| ture get the benefit of the subsidy
the benefit of this tax exemption?
"The joint stock land banks claim
that agriculture Is benefited. They
claim that the government and that
the people as q whole will be more
than compensated by the increased
production and by the lowering Of the
cost Of living.
Agriculture requires a different
kind of financing than that required
for commercial business. We have
large commercial banks the country
over that provide millions Of dollars
of liquid capital for commercial busi-
ness without income tax or any ex.
pense whatever excepting what the
bank may levy. Now farmer wants
to finance his farm for the production
J of cattle, he wants money to build up
a herd of thoroughbred cattle. He
goes to his banker and says: I need
100000 The banker says: All right.
will finance you The banker writes
out note for six months.
Longtime Loans Needed.
snow can you imagine man, upon
a six months accommodation, going
into an industry or business that can.
not be really developed short Of five to
ten years? And yet the farm is fac
tory and nothing else. No man would
undertake to build up a great manu-
featuring business depending upon his
ability to get capital, upon six months
renewal basis. A manufacturer has to
have his short-time accommodation
for liquid capital required. But his
permanent capital, the thing which
makes the base Of his factory, must be
obtained for long period Of years.
"The farmer wanting that kind of
capital must go to commercial bank
and get it, and he must get 1t on a six
months renewal. So he is subject, like
turnover every go or 80 days or at
least every six months, to the Same
laws with reference to the money con-
ditions. That is an impossible c0ndi-
tion for the farmer. Many a man who
has produced meat, for instance, mas
been compelled to sacrifice his herd IN
stringent times at an absolute loss,
and many times at 50 great loss a.
to almost bankrupt him.
Joint Stock Land Banks Help.
I'VE are carrying the money from
the investor to the producer at Z less
charge than any other system ever has
done. We have cheapened the rate
Of interest for farmers from 49, e1N
u the country to the other"
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-05-14
URGING MORE FLAX
CROPS IN MONTANA

Washington, April 20.-Flax grow
ers of Montana and other northwest
ern states are urgently advised by
the United States department of agri-
sultural to grow more fax this year.
Scarcity of fiaxseen throughout the
world promises high prices. Linseed
oil is in great demand because Of use
of paints, varnishes and linoleums.
Linseed meal and cake are valuable
stock feeds.
Montana, North Dakota, South OAK,
and Minnesota produce 95 per cent Of
the crop of the United States. This
country, Argentina, Russia, India and
Canada, produse a large amount of
the worlds supply. The department,
pointing out that there is seed
scarcity, says the seed used in north
western Canada can be used in this
country. Argentine seeds are not safe
May 1 to May Is is given as the best
planting time, although from June
to June IA is said to be- all right for
a "catch crop" on late spring break
ing.
Builders are said to have postponed
painting because they cannot get lin
seed oil. Although Argentina produc-
ed large yield of faxseed and will
have 100000 to 100000 bushels,
freight rates are nearly prohibitive.
Prices of flaxseed may go higher
than last year. when they were up to
IS or Sc a bushel.
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Mon
| tana, in and for the County of Nc
Cone.
The Hoag Security Company cor
poration,
Plaintiff,
Walter Somes (also known as Wal
ter E. Somes) and the First State
Bank of Wolf Point, Montana, cor
poration,
Defendants.
ing to the above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to ans
wer the complaint in this action which
is filed in the office of the Clerk of
this Court, and to file your answer
and serve a copy thereof upon the
plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the service of this sum-
mons, exclusive of the day of service;
and in case of your failure to appear
or answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default, for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
The said action is brought to re-
cover the sum of $395.O0 and interest
thereon and attorney fees and costs
upon fl We promissory notes for the
sum of $4,000 each, to the Fort Peck
State Bank of Poplar, Montana and
four interest coupon notes for the
ium of $4,000 each, paid by plaintiff
under the terms of its mortgage, all
dated March 9Th, 1916 and executed
and delivered by the defendant. Wal
ter SOmes. The interest coupon notes
being payable to L. M. Hoag and all
assigned to Plaintiff. And for the pur-
pose of obtaining a decree for fore
closure and sale, under a real estate
mortgage securing the above indebted
ness, of the following described land,
to.wit:
The southwest Quarter (SWA)
of Section Eleven I'D, Township
Twenty-six (26), North of Range
Forty-eight (48) East Montana
Meridian, formerly in Richland
County and now in McCone Coun-
ty, Montana, which mortgage was |
duly recorded in the office of the
Clerk and recorder of Richland
County, Montana on August LIST.
1916 at 1:21 o'clock P. NJ. and
was duly recorded in Book B-14 of
Mortgages on page 1856.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
If said court this 10th day of May
800.
SEAL) F. S. Kalberg, Clerk
By Cleo o. Hoover
Deputy Clerk.
L. A. Fisher, Attorney for Plaintiff
Glendive, Montana.
First publication May 18th 1920
Fourth publication June 4th. 1920.
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Ing, between four and five inches in
depth. The most important operation
in connection with breaking is the
packing Of the furrow slices. This
should be done each day before the
soil can dry out. A seed-bed can be
prepared BY light discing and harrow
ing. Many farmers in Montana have
had the best success by drilling flax
Immediately after breaking, thus de-
posting the seed in the moist, mellow
sod, whereby it obtains moisture for
termination without rainfall. Trac-
tion farmers have an advantage in that
they have sufficient power to do the
breaking, rolling, drilling and harrow
ing in one operation.
Experiments have proven that flax
Is not essentially hard on land as
with other cash grain crops
which are sold in their original form
and not marketed through livestock.
Great care should be taken In the Sc
lection of seed free from disease infec-
lion. Seed for sowing should be free
from all foreign material and from
bIiohted seeds.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, u. 8.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana
April 20, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Annie Gardner,
formerly Annie Hasson, of Weldon,
Montana, who, on Dec. S, 1916 made
Hid. Entry No. 0327e2, for SEANWA,
NhSEA, EhSWA, SWASWA, Sec.
10. W12NWA Section Is Twp. 21N.,
Range is e M. P. Meridian has
filed notice OF intention to make three
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Harold
Rorvik, United States commissioner at
Circle, Montana, on the 2sth, day OF
June 1920
Claimant names as witnesses:
Claude Johnson, w. o. Mcmillan. G.
r. Taylor, Ed Cookery, all Of Weldon,
Montana.
G. w. Myers, Register.
First publication May 18th, 1920
Friendship That Lasts.
Friendship is apt to creep away
into some corner Of the temple on
whose shrine love has descended.
This mild affection is but twink
ling taper that will burn steadily on.
perhaps unseen amid the dazzling
glory Of loves supernatural lamp.
q be found shining benlgnantly
, hen the lamp Is shattered.
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FLAX POINTERS.

Why Sow Flax?
Flaxseed 10 Indispensable In all
construction work.
Supplies are low and the de-
mand 10 great.
Prices are high.
The culture is simple and the
profits big.
Where to Sow Flax.
New breaking or clean land.
When to Sow Flax.
Early (May 1-15) for best
yields.
Late DUNE 1.1o) a. a catch
crop on late spring breaking.
Any convenient time between
these dates.
Other Points.
Get plenty Of good seed now.
Sow At the rats Of one hushel to
three acres.
Have a firm, even seed bed.
Use the same cultural methods
and machinery as for cereal
grain.
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MONTANA CIRCULARS.

These circulars may be obtained by
writing to the Montana Experiment
Station, Bozeman, Mont.
No. 40-Flax Cropping Harvesting
Methods, 1914.
No. e-Flax Growing in Montana
1911.
No. S9-Dry Farming in the Plains
Aree of Montana-1920.
Another circular on the fax situation
for 1920 now is being published and
soon will be available.