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Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
OMAHA PIONEER
AND WAR VETERAN
DIES IN FLORIDA
Col. Curtis Ends Eventful Ca
reer as Plainsman: Miner.
Soldier and Politician.

Col. Samuel S. Curtis, 81 years
old, died at Palm Beach, Fla, yes
terday, according to information re-
ceived by friends here. He had been
i'll for several days with heart dis
ease. During the summer months
he has been making his home at the
Blackstone and Fontenelle hotels for
several years. .N
Colonel Curtis was a retired
Omaha real estate dealer and cap
italist. He moved to Omaha to
make his permanent home in 1882.
He was member of the Omaha
Real Estate Exchange Loyal Le-
gion and G. A. r.
He was born in McCormelsville,
O., March 7, 1888, and received his
education in the public schools of
Wooster, o.; Keokuk, Ia, and St.
Louis. He left school at the age of
IS years and first visited Omaha,
making the trip from St. Louis to
Council Bluffs on steamboat.
Locates in Bluffs.
Mr.. Curtis again visited Omaha
in 1855 and business brought him to
this city nearly every year after that
until he decided to locate here. He
crossed the plains to the Rocky
mountains eight times before the
first railroad line was built.
In 1S57-S-9 he lived in Council
Biliffs and was = member of the firm
of Curtis Bros, survey and real es-
tate agents. In 1855 he moved to
Denver as member of the Denver
Townsite company and i'll 1859 he
conducted store in that city. He
disposed Of his mercantile interests
the. following year and worked as a
miner. =
Postmaster in Denver.
Mr.. Curtis was appointed post'
master Of Denver in 1861 and served
until the following year, when he
left to bear arms in the civil war.
He was the first postmaster of Den
yer appointed by a republican ad-
ministration. During his entire life
time he affiliated with this political
party.
He served as major in the Sec
ond Colorado infantry, lieutenant
colonel and A. D. C. in the Missouri
state militia, lieutenant colonel of
the Third Colorado infantry and as
a major of the Second Colorado
cavalry.
Following the war he made trip
to Europe in 1866 and on his return
he was appointed assistant United
States attorney at Keokuk, Ia, in
1868. He moved to St. Louis in
1871, returning to Keokuk in 1874,
where he resided until he came to
Omaha in 1882.
Winter Trip on River.
On 1896 he was appointed master
in-chancery of the United States
circuit court, district of Nebraska,
and served until 1912. He conduct
ed a real estate Office at Eighteenth
and Harvey streets, retiring a few
years ago.
He made a steamboat trip from
Fort Sully, N. D., to St. Louis on
the Calypso III December, 1909.
Mr.. Curtis was married to Miss
Kate BIRD in New York in 1868.
Two children survive him, Mrs. (.
D. Bird OF New York and Miss
Kate Belinda Curtis, who was with
him at the time of his death.
Funeral services will be held in
New York city, where his wife is
buried. Miss Curtis left Palm Beach
Immediately with the body of her
iather.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
Kentucky Republican
DELEGATES UninStruCted

Louisville, March 3. - The Ken
lucky republican state convention
endorsed A. T. Hert, Gov. E. P.
Morrow, Mrs. John Glover South,
Frankfort, and DR.. S. H. George,
negro, Paducah, as the four dele
gates from the state-at-large to the
republican national convention in
Chicago. The convention voted that
they shall be. uninstructed.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
Famous Cayuse Indian
Given Notable Burial

Pendleton. Ore, March 3.-The
largest funeral ever held on the
reservation took place when the late
Yum Umkin was buried at the
reservation. He was asphyxiated at
Chicago while on his way to Wash
ington, D. G., on business for his
tribe. He was famous Cayuse In
dian and left an $4,000 estate.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
Carpenters Strike Off.

St. Louis, Mo-, March 3.-Five
thousand carpenters who went on
strike. here Monday have voted to
return to work pending adjustment
of differences. The carpenters de-
mand that only members of their
craft instead of unskilled laborers
be employed to unload and carry
material used by them.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
Reds Victory Complete.

J London. March S.-The official re-
suits of the recent soviet elections
at Moscow give the communists 80
per cent of the 1,46l deputies, ae-
cording to a wireless dispatch from
the bolshevik capital. One hun
dred and twenty-eight of the sue
cessful candidates belong to no
party. the dispatch says.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
Strike Puts End to
Sioux City Light and
Street Car Service

Sioux City, March 5.-Two-score
employees Of the power plant of the
Sioux City Service company quit
work at 6 o'clock Wednesday night,
tying up street car traffic and cut
ting off the light service in business
houses, hotels and cafes.
The men submitted a demand for
a wage increase of 10 to IS per cent
on February 81 last. The strike fol-
lowed a refusal of the demand by
the local manager of the company.
The strike throws many motor
men and conductors out of work.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
Vermont Overwhelmingly
In Favor of .Wet" Cities

Rutland, VT, March 3.--Complete
returns from II out of the IA coun-
ties in this state on the results OF
Tuesdays town meetings showed
that 124 towns had voted wet" the
highest number in the history of the
state. The missing counties were
Essex and Grand Isle.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
Steamer on Rocks.

London. March 3.-The British
steamer Glenorchy, which left New
York January 80 for Para. Victoria
and Rio Janeiro, went on the rocks
off Victoria bar March /, according
to a message received here. There
is little prospect of saving the ves-
sci or cargo.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
The Weather.
Forecast.

Forecast.
Nehraska-Fair Thursday; colder
in east; Friday fair with rising tenn
perature; northwest gale diminish
ing.
Iowa = Snow Thursday; colder
with cold wave in east and south
portions; Friday fair and cold:
northwest gale.
Hourly Temperatures
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
New York School Teachers
To Get Salary Increases

Albany, N. Y, March 3.--A bill
designed to give salary increases TO
the school teachers OF the state was
introduced in the legislature, pro-
yiding an appropriation of $2S,000,-
600.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

THREE ROOM house for rent, unfur-
nfshed. 1923 Eighth avenue north. Call.
300 Third street south
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

HOUSEKEEPING room for two. Electric
range; comfortable, reasonable. PIT
Third avenue north.
PALACE HOTEL Fifth street south.
Rooms clean and comfortable. $3.50,
$3.50 per week.
rooms, heat, light and gas inquire al
1904 Fifth avenue north.
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms. Inquire at 704 Fifth ave south.
FRONT ROOM, furnished for house
keeping. lola Fifth avenue north
HOUSEKEEPING rooms with gas
Reasonable rent, 800 Second ave north
sTEAM HEATED housekeeping rooms
go seventh street north. Fone 1862.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. No children. 1l20
Third avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 6I8 1st ave. n.
FURNISHED rooms. 1911 Fourth ave. n,
SUITES and single rooms. 2161z Central
avenue. Glenloyd Annex
LARGE ROOM with kitchenette. 4Q6
Fifth avenue north.
COZY housekeeping rooms. cheap. Gas.
Colonial Hotel, $40 Second ave south.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, electric lights,
hot and cold water. bath, fone; hot
water heat. $3.50 per week sos Third
avenue north.
NICE housekeeping rooms. closets gas
range furnace heat. lQ22 End ave. n.
TWO coy front rooms, modern, reason
abie. Adults. 9lS sixth ave north.
TWO housekeeping rooms. SIG a month.
Call after II. 113 Fifteenth street south.
SPLENDID housekeeping rooms. ground
ftoori private entrance. Also cabin.
~ Sixth avenue north
HOUSEKEEPING rooms 502 md ave. s
FRONT rooms. 1905 Sixth avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING and sleeping rooms
OF Second avenue north.
MODERN kITCHENETTE. Savoy hotel.
90 Second avenue south.
TWO furnished rooms. T04 FIT Il ave So
CORY H0TEL-Ho Housekeeping rooms
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 51l FIRST
avenue southwest
HoUsE-NG rooms Eandervort Hotel
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

FURNISHED ROOMS
NICELY furnished front room, modern,
for one or two gentlemen, close in.
Rent reasonable. 414 Fourth ave. So.

NICELY furnished front room, modern,
for one or two gentlemen, close in.
] Rent reasonable. 414 Fourth ave So.
MODERN room. 211 Third avenue north.
FURNISHED room for rent. POI Sixth
| street north.
/ NICELY furnished room for one or two
| Price S12 412 Third avenue south.
ROOM in modern house. 1115 First av. N
| FURNISHED rooms, $40 and S12 per
month. 413 Third street south.
| NICELY furnished room in strictly mod
ern home. 823 Third avenue north.
PLEASANT front room with bath, block
from Deaconess hospital. 1901 Seventh
avenue north.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms with
kitchenette. JIG Third street north.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 116 Third
street north.
FURNISHED room. 314 Fourth St. No.
FURNISHED room for one or two 622
First avenue north.
NICELY furnished front room for rent.
All Fourth avenue north.
FURNISHED front room. Cheap 312
Fifth avenue south.
FOR RENT-Large front room on
ine Z2O Seventh street south.
FOR RENT-One large front room
Central avenue, suitable for office.
MODERN room, suitable for light
Fone 8053
FRONT RoON-7oO Fifth avenue north.
ROOM-Gentleman. Ala Second avenue
north
FRONT ROOM: private home; meals if
Gesired, 3o3 Eighth street north; Fone
7434
FURNISHED room. ga Third No.
FRONT SUITE with kitchenette Grand
Hotel
FOR REST-Furnished room, close in.
80 Second avenue north
If YOU WANT good nights rest, or
a good rest every night, try a room at
the Hotel Ben Fone 9472. Brass beds
and box springs.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

Better-Best! B. c. corset Room
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

HOUSEKEEPING room for two. Electric
range; comfortable, reasonable. PIT
fThirh a
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED--To buy refrigerator In good
condition Fone COOS
WANTED teeth We pay high as
Sc for full sets. Mail. Don't matter II
broken. Western Metal Company,
Bloomington, Ill.
WANTED-Desk room, centrally located,
with attorney or insurance agency, by
reliable farm mortgage agency. Call
H. c. Lander. room $685. Park Hotel
FLOWING and seeding by the aero or on
shares. r. O. Box 1878
WANTED -Fordson tractor. 1895.
WANTED-Secondha furniture. Me-
tropolitan Hardware Co. Fone 1850.
WANTED-Second-h hand furniture of ali
kinds. We pay cash. Fone 6940. J.
Ellsberg Furniture Co.
WE BUY or sell. Furniture
Exchange. Fone 97A6. \
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

YOUNG MAN DC western origin now
living IN South, will locate in Great
Falls about June l5. Seeks employment
are more important than traditional
"experience'. Trained in principles of
advertising. salesmanship and hard
work. Open to opportunity Married.
healthy happy. Member Of American
Legion. Gilt edge references exchanged,
Address. Il. n. Cooper, z. O. Box 34l,
Newport News, va.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

TWO ROOMS, front, ground floor, nicely
furnished, piano, electric range. Also
sleeping room, light. airy, clean go
Third avenue north.
FOUR ROOM and sleeping porch. s35.
including lights and heat. 1911 Third
avenue north
THREE ROOM modern, reasonable, with
heat, light. fcae. 500 seventh ave SO
TWo.RoOM furnished apartment, SIC.
modern. Ios > Tenth street south
FOR RENT Bright. sunny. two-room
apartment furnished. 1911 End ave n
MODERN furnished apartment of two or
three rooms and sleeping porch 9t5
Second avenue north.
ELEGANTLY furnished one-roon, mod
ern apartment, close to park Also
sleeping rooms. 327 Fifth ave north
Fone 67T6.
TWO very nice large rooms. modern.
'Ib Eighth avenue south.
TWO ROOMS, modern, Can today II To =
9l3 Second avenue north
TWo-RoOM apartment. ground floor.
running hot and cold water. gas range
bl@ Second avenue south.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment.
modern. 1912 Fifth avenue north
THREE ROOMS with bath. suitable for
grown-ups. 6l5 Fifth avenue north.
TWo-RoOM furnished modern apart
1nent' electric range, SIS monthly.
Flat Iron, West Side
Wo-ROOM apartment. 515 Eighth street
south. Berkshire Apartments.
TWO-RO0M modern apartment. newly
furnished. on car line. 92l Third ave So
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21
HELP WANTED-rEMALE

GIRL or woman wanted for housework
In q family Of five 1105 First ave. No.
ATTEND the Snow College and learn to
make your dresses. coats and waists.
Room Dunn Block, Madame r, Mgr.
WANTED-At once, two girls to learn
first-ciass dressmaking. at room Dunn
Block.
GOoD-B Better-Best! B. c. corset Room
Dunn Block.
YOUNG or middle-aged lady as house
keeper on farm. Cook for two men
Gust Hansen, Vaughn, Mont.
WANTED AT McCOY'S
Experienced millinery makers.
Apply Monday.
WIDOWER, middle-age, wishing house
keeper, A. w, No. s, Wilsonville, Ore
Gen. Del.
WANTED-H ousekeeper to take full
charge. Good wages. Fone 1924.
WANTED--Competent cook, small family.
Good wages GIT Fourth avenue north.
CLEAN, healthy woman housekeeper for
small family. Good wages, no washing.
Apply Sunday. 211212 Seventh ave. No.
YOUNG GIRL wanted, who lives at home.
Apply at Royal Garden, 4o3 Central
WANTED-Five bright, capable ladies to
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers:
S2o to $50 per week, railroad fare paid.
Write at once. Goodrich Drug co. Dept.
562, Omaha. Nebr
EARN s25 weekly, spare time writing
for newspapers, magazines. Experience
Unnecessary; details free Press Syn
dlcate, 165, St Louis, Mo.
WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG
we write music and guarantee publish
er acceptance. Submit poems. patri-
S., go So. Michigan, Suite 1858, Chi
cago.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21
FOR sALE-rITgSITUKE

WHITE enamel heater stove. SO; single
Ted. complete, ST. Garland range. SIS
Call, fone S4So
MAHOGANY dining room set High
grade, cheap, Box lis Tribune
BARGAINS This will be the last week
for real bargains of household fur
ntture at 902 Third avenue south. SO
IL interested be sure You get in on
some real bargains Owner leaving city.
BUFFET. rocking chair. commode
trouting boots. porch awning. ball bear
Ing lawn mower mantel clock. Fone
5S9l. i326 Third avenue north
FOR SALE Combination writing desk
and book case, SS: Princess dresser SIS.
leather seated arm chair. s5: electric
library lamp, So: fumed oak center
table, s., Acme dress form, new. s12:
iron wheeiharroW. s.; Jardiner stand,
s. douhle-barrel y gauge shot gun,
sf0; firelesS cooker, S. Call afternoons
Tfa sixth avenue south
FOR SALE Large heater. bed and other
furniture. 1905 Eighth avenue north
CHINA BUFFET, ranges. dressers, chif-
kitchen cabinet. organ large rugs.
chitdss trundle bed. 1909 Second ave n
BED COMPLETE s12: Princess dresser
mas saz@e zHsseE stand NJ s. Sna rns ase g. Ss6sa
table. s.; baby cab. $40: shovel, ST.
potato fork. 81. 104 Seventh ST north
Ro1.L-ToP DESK. SIS; office table. S1o
SWfNet chalr. So straight chair. s..
Inquire. 316 Ford Bldg.
AT A RIG SACRIFICE Furniture for
sale of modern T-room home. House for
rent. Golden oak dining room set
table, buffet. genuine ieather-seated
chairs. genuine leather daveno. upright
piano, circassan walnut bedroom set.
library table, 5 brass and iron bed
steads springs and mattresses, four
9N12 rugs, refrigerator. small heating
stove. book case. center tables.
kitchen table, plush living room set
3 rockers. kitchen chairs, "hiffonier
dresser, commode. motor power wash
ing machine wrinser, lawn mower
garden tools fern Above furnlture
cost $500 For qpick sale, $500 Call at
once at f40l First ave north. Fone SOTO.
SIN FOOT extension table round. nice
leather couch. china closet book case
All like new. Cheap Fone 6016. ioln
Eighth avenue north.
FOR SALE-One leather davenport In
quire al l2l2 Sixth avenue north
HALF PRICE. good as new. vacuum
cleaner, gas range, writing desk. maple
ga Third avenue north
FURNITURE for sale. six-room house
Good place to keep few boarder Also
good bicycle. 6oa Third street south
Fone 1914.
FuRsITuRE Of five rooms for sale
Fifteenth street north.
FOR SALE--Oak dresser. two library
tables. | breakfast table. royal mu sic
chair, chairs, ice box bed, high chair,
tubs. cooking utensils, miscellaneous
articles, All Ninth ST. So Fone 72l3.
WANTED REsI ESTATE
WANTED TO BUY from owner. modern
five or sN-room bungalow with garage
on north side, Academy HIN district
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21
FOR RENT-UNrUKsrs HOUSES


THREE ROOM house for rent, unfur-
nfshed, 1923 Eighth avenue north Call.
300 Third street south.
FOUR-R0OM cottage for rent 1201
Ninth avenue south. Fone 6353.
F0UR-ROOM house, sewer, light, gas
range. 223 Eighth ave. south. Fone 87Q7.
SEVEN-ROOM modern house, full corner
lot. Sixth street north.
SIx-ROOM house for rent 1117 Tenth
avenue north. Fone 1859
THREE-ROOM house, unfurnished. part
ly modern. Inquire. 81 Eighth ave. So.
FOR RENT-A clean three-room modern
partly furnished, gas and light, $50.
70S Sixth street north.
FOR RENT-Five-room house, Sic. 3317
Fourth avenue north.
FOR RENT-One Groom house and
good garden patch 22i5 Seventh ave
north Inquire, next door.
FOR RENT-On West Side. rooms
Partly modern Big garden. Inquire, 6o7
Fourth Avenue S. w.
FOR RENT-Six-roor house. also bath
room. $50 per month sos Eighth ave. S.
SMALL five-room house on paved alley,
close IN. T04t2 First avenue north. In
quire 623 First avenue north
FOR RENT-Three- room house un-
furnished 2l7 Ninth avenue south
LARGE three-room new strictly modern
bungalow. Apply. 1o1s Second No.
III HREE-ROOM house, very cheap. 616
sixth street south. Inquire: Irwin
23 Fourth street south
FOR RENT-Four-room modern house
and garage. Inquire. 1716 Fifth ave. y.
FOR RENT Four-room flat. north side.
Corcoran, 203 Ford Blk
NEARLY NEW clean Groom house part
ly furnished If desired sls25, light
and water. 1922 Sixth avenue north
VERY REASONABLE: three-room
house: IS month. 616 Sixth street
south. Inquire, Irwin, % Fourth street
SIS-k ROOM modern house north side
Some pieces Of high grade furniture
for sale Box JIG Tribune
FOR RENT Modern seyen-room house
Fone S205.
MODERN T-room house. garden. barn
garage. at T0I Eighth avenue north. $40
Inquire: 403 Ford Bldx
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21
WOMAN TEACHERS
WANTED

To travel during summer vacation.
Salary to start and all railroad fare
paid. Interesting work along school
lines offering splendid chance TO travel,
business training and good income.
Those who can start earliest and work
longest given preference Pleasant
summer territory open. over a hundred
teachers last summer averaged $500
each for their summer vacation. Give
full particulars concerning age, educa-
tion and time you can start work in
first letter. This may lead TO a per
manent and successful business career
for you. w. L. McGowen. SIS +. Wash
ington, Chicago Ill
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21
LIvEST0Ck-CONTISIED

ONE SPAN Of heavy native Percheron
mares Ready 10 work. 1907 First ave.
Y w. F0ne 1892.
FOR SALE-Two cows. S75 each. 1907
Tenth avenue north.
1000 COMING 3-year-od ewes, 1000 com
ing 4year-old ewes. exceptionally high
grade stuff grain fed, bred TO register
ed Define bucks Cooper Livestock Co,
Glasgow. Mont.
ONE dabble gray Percheron stallion,
register paper; sell cheap Or trade for
Ford car. Box 81, Dutton, Mont.
FOR sALE-Two Jersey cows. sl2
Second avenue $. w
TWO carloads of milch cows for sale
1927 Second ave. so. l.. f. Rutherford
EWES for sale. 1000, coming 2-year-olds.
will shear II lbs, have been we'll fed
all winter on cotton cake They are
quarter Colts and RambouilIette bred
to thoroughbred bucks, to lamb May / !;
delivery April !, Address. r. d. Box 212
Fort Benton. Mont.
LOST AND FOUND
LoST-Brown. river mink collarette, be
tween post office and 500 Second ave
north. Reward, Fonc 1912.
LOST Brown belt Of ladies coat Return
y 1900 t1fth avenue north for reward
Fone $685.
LOST Small black purse Possibly On
street car. Fone 8578,
PARTY KNOWN who picked up ladies
purse at us Third avenue south To
avoid further trouble return at once
with contents to 500 Seventh avenue
south and receive liberal reward No
questions viii be asked
LOST-Two new Racine automobile tires
On rims, size 34x4iz. Reward if retprned
Buickford Motor Co
LIS i-BroWn bulldog. Answers to
Jimmie. Call 6721.
FOUND-Auto tire. Owner write; Box
Us Tribune. giving description of tire
FOuND-Ladies wrist watch. Call
Electric Studio
LOST-Between Simms and Great Falls,
| bunch Of keys. Finder please notify
Lowry Mercantile Co. Lowry. Mont
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21
FOR RENT-FUKsrsHED HOUSES

FIVE ROOM HOUSE 1921 Eighth ave
nue. north Call 800 Third street south.
FOR RENT-Three-room furnished house
51o Fifth avenue south
ONE-ROOM furnished house Sc a month
go Sixth avenue south.
FIVE ROOM furnished house. 502 Second
avenue south. Call, 323 Second ave. So
f0R Furnished or unfurnished
'Wo-room house 1919 Sixth ave. south
Ii IiREE-ROOM furnished house. Good
garden space. No children. 2705 Second
avenue north
FOX RENT-Four-room house, furnished
or unturnished, blocks from Hotel
Lfand. Room 5 Sixth street north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21
LIZ NESTOCE.

HEREFORD CATTLE FOR SALE.
200 head young Hereford cows in splen-
did condition, for delivery April 10TH
These cows have been fed alfalfa all
winter and are the tops Of a herd Of
500 beef type pure white face cattle
Three dry cows shipped to Chicago last
Cook bulls go with the heard. Inquire
H. M. Hamilton, {. of Commercial Ma
tional Bank. Great Falls, Mont.
FOR SALE Work horses J. Pfefferly,
Portage.
FOR sALE-A good milk COW, fresh
1917 Fifth avenue north.
TEAM draft horses weight 1900 lbs,
s and years old 706 Eighth ave SO.
WANTED-From 100 to 200 head Of
cattle to pasture. Plenty OF old grass.
Box 1T Tribune
FOR SALE-75 ewes, lamb in April $40
per head. 1105 Second avenue north.
FOR SALE-Heal young team 5l2
Sixth avenue north. Fone $3.50.
FOR SALE-Percheron stallion, IL years
old, weight 1900 lbs. Terms if desired.
Box 113, Portage. Mont.
FOR sALE-Ninety head grade Holsten
ones and two's. W. NJ. Routzahn,
Craig. Mont.
WE OFFER for quick safe, 95o fine
wool heavy shearing ewes, bred for
April lambtng; half of them and 2
handle. Lambing place thrown in.
Marcum State Bank. Cascade, Mont.
WANTED-1500 or 1000 head of ewes to
lamb, shear and herd on shares Best
OF range and water. Will buy il suited.
John Buckhouse. Arlee. Mont.
FOR SALE-Or will trade for cattle or
sheep an imported Percheron stallion,
foaled in 1911. Box 4, Fort Shaw. Mont.
FOR SALE-85 ewes, bred to lamb after
April Is. E. Ford. Fort Shaw, Mont.
FOR sALE-Mammoth jacks; acclimated
f. T. Oney. Brady, Mont.
SHEEP FOR sALE-650 white face ewes,
to lamb April 15 Delivery April i. Fone
Fort Logan via Townsend. J. T.. Byrne,
Fort Logan, Mont
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

GIRL ON RANCH, cooking and general
housework. Must be neat and econom-
ical. Wages $40. Mrs. ]. II, Gillette,
Belt Mont
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21
SITUATION wANTEp-FEMA


WANTED-Work with team. Fone 5169
YOUNG MAN wants job as truck driver
Apply, SIT Seventh ave. So Fone 1928
MIDDLE-AGED man wants work on
farm by month. Lifetime experience.
state wages. G a. Burt, Majestic Hotel
Helena, Mont.
AS COLLECTOR delivering. soliciting or
most any kind; s hours per day, be
tween hours s IN. and midnight. Ad-
dress, Box $50.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

SfEtiAL SALE On -psow shares. while
they last: 81 - $50 each. SP go
$3.50 each. A ao $3.50 each, % sS 80
eaeh Terms: Cash with order, Mont
somery Machine Company. sol Second
street south.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

SALESLADY-Want first class sales
woman for yard goods department.
silks, dress goods, etc. First-class
salary. Apply, f. c. Sweitzer Lewis
town. Mont.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

CHAMBERMAID wanted 205 End ave. n.
WANTED Chambermaid. Cory Hotel
Observation-Disclosures Hospital.
COMPETENT woman for housework. Go
home nights If preferred. No washing.
Apply: Stanton Bank
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

WILL SELL or trade for a smaller ma
chine, one Cleveland power meat chop
per. si&-inch plate. Write Home Meat
Market, Wolf Point. Mont
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

CASE 1o-25 tractor and 3-botton plow in
Ilrst class condition. ready for WORK
J G. Gronberg, Power. Mont.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-21

FOR SALE-Ftve disc LaCrosse engin.
gIow, Montana Type" nearly new
WIlte for terms, A. l.. Hawkins. 7ci
btrch street, Anaconda. Mont