The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-11

Disposition.
With two women to every man
In many countries Of Europe, east.
ern Montana is suffering from q
dearth Of the fair sex. Outstanding
brOnchO busters, clever c0wmen,
freighters, pOstmasters, ranchcrs
are lust r'arin' to get married."
according to their own statements
rs printed in the Sand Springs,
Mopt.. Star which says, in opening
its columns to the pining males.
that it is willing to do anything
for the betterment Of mankind."
According to their own statements
a number Of perfectly good prospec.
tive husbands are lying about loose in
the vicinity OF Sand Springs jus,
waiting to be harvested by some
enterprising lady. The Star vouches
that their intentions are honorable. .
Wants Red.Headed Girl.
A large lady with red hair" may
find her soul mate in Sand Springs
He describes himself and his wants
as follows:
Glen Hensely is a young man who
has q good position as we'll as a good
disposition and is a natural ladies
man. He is possessed with an artistic
temperament, paints portraits, writes
songs and is a very handy man to
have about the house. Would like to
correspond with a young lady who
owns an automobile. He is partial
to large ladies with red hair"
Goodness: Girls. Hurry.
If William Fields is to be believed,
those girls who dote on "a life in the
open" will do we'll to give him 1.-The
once over" He summarizes his strong
points as follows:
Will Field, characteristic boy of
the West, rides the bad horses
straight up and never says a cuss
word. Owing to his naturally grace
full manner, he is at home in the best
society. He is good looking. kind
and loveable and should make an
ideal husband. He says he is not
particular"
Pat Is Canny.
Patrick Carroll, the postmaster.
appears to be of the Scottish, per
suasion" notwithstanding his Hi
bernian name. The qualities that
have made him an apparently sue
cessful business man appear to gov
ern him in his choice for himself:
Patrick Carroll. postmaster at
Sand Springs, wishes to correspond
with a good looking young lady who
is competent to keep books and run
a postoffice. No fiaxen-haired Jane
wanted. She must be courteous and
not given to frivolity. Mr.. Carroll
IS in the prime Of life, is manager of
the Sand Springs Milling company
and owner Of the famous Hard Oil
Butte
!Adyertises His Mouth.
A plaintive cry goes up from Alvin
Larson. Alvin wants mate so bad
1t hurts. Alvin in describing himself
says he has a full mouth but does
not explain what bearing he expects
his facial cavity to have in the prem
ises. Wilson Corey is equally eager
to become benedict. Corey doesn't
lay stress on his physical attributes,
but he intimates that he has winning
ways. In describing Larson's state,
the Star says:
Alvin Larson Wants a Mate.
He is tired OF single blessedness
% and is in the matrimonial mar
ket.
mo whimsical tender plant need
apply, but good sensible si1 can
mako hif With nv, ..S$
ing to him at Sand Springs.
He is not old, has full mouth
Very affectionate, but very choice of
his company. He will answer
promptly all correspondence"
Corey's matrimonial prospectus
reads:
Wilson Corey Of Dilo, is pining
for helpmate. He don't make much
OF spludge in crowd. but under
favorable circumstances, you'd be
He is an honorable young
man, is very industrious, and will
make good. Il
In social matters in the Dilo COM
munity. he is always consulted. This
Is good chance for any ambitious
young lady"
Carl White, another advertiser,
says he lis very bashful' but under
proper circumstances can rise tol
the occasion"
Another would-be husband an
nounces that he has much oil land
and a loving disposition" He wants
a brunette.
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